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. was then served and curios Ithe
.mlmlev of the afternoon and even-
; the guests were entertained and en-
‘seres In a most enjoy
‘l‘éaving' Idr hbme at halt-
lohk. no toiletwtn's men

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. “Bristol," George Merrick,
nigger. Sam Hector,- dehu'
Benjamin, Arth‘nn Mead.

, 'Sam. Stone, Frank Far-
Fennlng, William Sprout.
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MPENDINO 9300M.
more: Impending doom is
» h“ otl‘mahyi victims or Bright's
diam“ slid diabetes has been ehsnged
Rhine“ by thé benefit derived
III,me nryFole ’s Kidney ours. It
.will lplerlt Will’s diseage Ind
cassette and even in the worst cases
gives comfort and relief. Slight dis
:rtlerli are cured in a few days
too In its worst torin, ” with!
Lee or Dunreath, ind. "I tried‘
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had that he had received of-
It? Shervmod's pro city a-
0,595. Judge oraba't

edhslsts of perilousl prop

dhtlfofisod him tosell the property
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El are will be sold ...; 33,.
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MI? is Whoa“ .

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"h hiyyer Tablets 'is'st even
or dl set and wam. to silly that
It cost better than I have

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minors-Powell Corners .

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, drills lell Superior.
Ing‘. The case was 001

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hell to also“ his 'tt'piirbI '
"l.“ is tow well eIloseII g

was then raised on a slum ,
housing 5 I .

Wheeler, .
Vonilal.” F. C.‘ 0hnstedd.~ Gon- ‘

ties oi Foleys Kidney Cure '

:sorvin‘g a term In prison. an order was 3'

firmed 3 property locsted In ;
be short calonddr session of the ‘

it Mr. Pepper has

Id!" It when It Is two years 4

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' lay it

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further state that although I..

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loss-0s

OAT MEALS w. .'. ,,-,.,

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These prices are far below

00' with a view to hurry up the

LIGHTNING OT. FRUIT JARB.
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‘. runner to the Yale Commencement e3:-

which begin Sunny.” the
. uglor the Delforest oratorical‘
wasrheld In Batten Chaperv ye»
3rd y afternoon The speakers were
emote recently awardegfiéte

trams prises ass essayists

who I.” Der-
eldfli. N. Y., Willard H Dur-
_ attend Patent, N ”1.. and Fred
Ichtmmorce. South Britslnncounw
The Military Idea In Germany,"

"The Decline 0! Bible Reading," Dud-
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bl .Ince ls small II is full or good

bargains, abd'hd'Du'r tl'me'is' v'ory' ehort here It uIlIl ho to your ad-
vantage .to'looklovos the remain ing stock at, once. ,:

A row bargains in "Old Eu glish Flower Illuo" mockery.

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cost of Import, and represent

only aieiw 0! the many bargains waiting for shrewd buyers. or
course quantities are now' limited and in many Instances only
one or two articles remhin or our tain lines, yet everything Is pric-

oloee. Each line we close out

gives a cue to other houses to ad vance prices.

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NQLE‘UM‘“"WE SHOW ALL
IOUS JQ‘UALITIES.

RUGS AND MATS IN LARGE VARIETY.

 

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in GWVW
National Bank, and head of the hard
stare firm of (3.2.6 Merrick In Company
or this (dish died this afternoon 1M

being Immediately responslhiert
end Wedaudsy. browns chosen presi.
dent of the State Banker-It Association,
but declined owing to ill-health“ Dur-
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stunts: “l"..‘lh‘i‘
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II First division or was Mi
0 Ito the Begum this clty..and
«dive mm tesohdivillon
v16 Inch from each division will be
detailed for duty in molnglne room

0mm «Ghsmhsrlsln scolded-rel
ole will be hqprd. and os-Gover or
usikcley has con Invited to links he

I "The, ship will sail Irom her present
such rs. 0 oh the foptt or ‘your street.
Hurt or ill. inn .“ She will
lay over hishi si' Bil 1ll'zllt'o‘bk. 1:er suit,
day morning she lll‘ weigh cllor'
and stsrt up the sound. and It the
my Yard ,ie‘utehsut Rood will turn
her over to the commanding oillcer.
Reli'glouii' servideu ivlll' bo' held Bun
day ordlng. ’A'II suds but the of-

Met ,1: the bridge and the quarter
miles In the "Ml. you be piped

amidbhlp.
3- ~A listp i voluntecre Is on the bull
. lstih hour at the divisions quarters,
in Hartiord. and nearly au' 0! the
, elght'y- one men are "putting down: their
names. Lieutenant Root 9 solving by
sexiest ‘hnd" azimuth .the problem
when t6 select.
The asbestos cotellns on the Elm-
lia's boilers Is htsrtln‘m and the boiler
bonds are nesriy uncovered. Sonic
0! the asbestos protected pipes 'are al-
' so partly uncovered. The shIp's bot-
tom Is very foul.’
Governor "Chamberlain 13' familial
with many matters aboardshlp hsving
taken a trip around the world

BTARTLING (VIDENDE‘.

Fresh testimony In great quautlty Is
constantly coining Iii declstl n’g I'll.
Klug' s New Discovery lbr contemptlon
Dossier andlflctds to he unequaled A
recent expression trmn TI. is McFarland
Banter-ville v» servesias example, He
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outihelng bonsiltod.‘ Then 51 Milan
'taklng Dr. King's New Discovery, and

Iy directive in outing? all Lung and
Throat troubles, Consumption. Pneu
meals and Grip. Guaranteed by F H
. Baxter, Druggist. Trial bottles from
regular sizes 500 ‘and 01.09 ~ ‘-
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. AN OBJEGT- LRBION.1 n‘
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Judge Psclt Finn Men Who Vlolated
Fishery, LIMIIIIM.‘ In Stratiord
In ‘Whh Pile of'BlIh‘t - r .. ‘-

Silllmsn’s ldnh‘i Bridgeport; were or—
rested in Stratford by Deputy Sheriffs
Holster and fits“ for violation of the
statute‘s retulstlng the size at niches.

for weeks and have taken balrol after
barrel or fish of dII sizes. from‘ the
water. Residents thea io‘um have
seen the men at work made com
pistols and yesterday the deputy she
rm caught them at work More is
inch seine. The bad upwards or 100
pounds of lion 0 about every ’épecie!
to be found at this peason of the year.
Ish not over zsgmlnclies In length
were taken froth Witter by the [In
‘Iians. The uuartette was arraigned
‘b’eIore’ Justice Charles H‘ Peck Ill
t.ratford They gave the names of
allo (lenrsro ArqsiII ToseIn. Tony
Surilno and Niccolo Coppertrin Gen~

an attaches of the U S. Fish Com.
mission which he alleged that he paid
a man for 814 In New Hayes The
cord who a permit tor a his to use a
It Inch some on hi 0th end. this:

tics Peck titted esc prisoner 860 and
,cbst The fine was the minimum pen-

hlty. The costs In car it case was an
additional $15 The qunrt’cttc was no

able to pay and will be obliged to go
to jail. All of the lislians claim to
have. been In this country less than
pix months.

IERIAU LT H18 DWN‘ DENTIST.

Big Limmnn'h Orlglbht- “derived or
An Aching Tooth.

 

 

' 4 Fred “Berlauit. the strhpliingl'inemsn ‘

employed by the Tooth! Telegraph
(table 00.. who Is known undemne

It, lsoubsiquetlor l“.iuntbo" does not be- 7

liars loathe m or gas in the excl-so
lioniol heath;
, The day before yesterday he won at

 
 

" wot-k on a pole In Main street when
sonic of this fellow linemen saw nun . .

descending the pole. They asked him

me work to do on top or the pole
Berinult said he had a tooth ache
bud he was‘ going to put a stop to It:
He stood me against the base of: the
to and “king a pair or linesman‘si
growers tron) his belt he placed the
,‘plppsrsmlnto his mouth.
’thn helwas sure that he had Ideal;
ed the aching tooth be fastened the
grippers mt it and commenced to putt
with both hands. ~
A metronome; snows: pulled
t and Berlault put the grinder Into

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*yearsrend dbelored III’ the time with ‘

s few bottles wholly cured me. " Equal '

Four itslldns- Who litre residents oI '

It Is claimed that the men have been ‘
fishing oft PolnbNo- Point in Strsttord ‘

 

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Kentucky treated me without" success.
'hrs’t bottle gave Immediate relief, and

a strike yesterday rather than submit house here today The property was

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

what wss the trouble as he still had ,

 
 

pg?! consensus WMM’IDIN pole ;
its thank the; associated extraction .

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' 1' Enquirer}! 1857.
flow—w.
Mexmsn Drawnwork.

A till orb «Ila-play is in the c-on'Ic'r window at Msill
Sire'cl all/4'5) g‘allfiéltl A\’Cl1ll't‘.lli)V(‘l'H of those exquisite
linlus' urc enthusiastic 0th Ilic llclluiy uf illcsc picccs.
'lllc lalgc'l‘ahlc Cloth, twoyallls square is an elegant
specillicu and represents many bouts of [Hillt‘lll walk by
skilled fingcrs. Worth all of $75.00, it will be. sold ..zlt
mom'lgivillg an exceptional chance io'auyonc desiring

. such a Cloth.
Lunch Cloths, Centers, Squares, Serving. Cloths and
Dollies can be seen in great Variety at lllc Section lol Art
Needlework , ,

An Attraction in Hosieru.

You know, it is something worth looking ultcr when
Wc lllculiOu zl‘Spcclal in Hosiery. 'l‘llis limc it is about
Mcrccrizcd Lislcs'. They look I‘lectly likc'silk. Flllt‘,
sllccr, woven of luSirOus threads they are as handsome as
silk and far morc reasonable in price. There are two styles,
All—over Lacc, which have a plain stripe. at the top where
the hose supporter Clasps, and Lace Boots.

Those are straight 75 ct. Horse, to be sold at 50 cts. a

pair. Till: quantity is limited.

OF INTEREST T0 MEN.

Bathing Suits, a splendid llllc in all wool, navy blue
with white or l'Ctl l)0l'tl('l's, also Suits in black and white,
and l'gtl gullylaclc Ctll‘lllllvl‘lqlliill, $2.00 each.

Worsted Bathing Suitsin black, blue, and Oxford,
. $2.50 each.

Men's Belts i’rulli Knoihe, I'lle celebrated Fifth Ave-
lluc maker, ill blacks and talls, so, 75, and $1.00.

SPECIAL sou SATURDAY.

Graduated String Ties. ,‘ . .
Batwing Ties, 25 ct. quality, I 5 cts., 2 for 25 cts.

Don't miss the Sale of Stationery. it contains some
astonishing valucs. Many liigllpriccll novelties in Writ—
' I ing l’apcr atvdlwut half-price.
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lI'HRII‘ PHVBIDIANO TREATED HIM 'DBIVEN TD DESPERATJON.
l WITHD ounces ... . Livi g at an out oi the way place, to
W. L, Yancy, In Kyniwrite‘s: more rom civilisation. a family- Is of

'I had a severe case of kidney disease
and three or the‘ best physicians In cident, resulting In Burns, Cuts,
Wounds. Ulocrs. etc. Lay In a supply
of Bucklens Arnica Salve. it's the
best on earth. 251; at F. H. Baxter‘s
Drug Store.

i then took Foleys Kidney Cure. The

 
 
 
 

three bottles cured me permanently. I
gladly recommend this wonderful rem
edy. " For sale at Plaistod 3 drug
store. 3 "

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COUNTERFEITING OUTFIT SEIZED.
WM i’ROVEIDI‘J‘NCE, R. 1.. June 25.—-—A
' counter oil. In: outfit. allegcdwto have

REFUSED‘UT IN WAVES- been the property of Marcus Graham
WORG'EHTER," nines; Ju'ile 2:5—4Ail or this city, who Is under an est In St.
mould s and corelliakers employed at Louis charged with passing spurious
flvo ' dries In this city went out (in l money, was seized 111.8 storage ware.

 

to a. cut 0:2 5 cents a (lily In their pay. taken to SI. Louis today.

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iin‘Wthew‘lg KHWME new”, 6““

It will be
“Mistrial 993'“ 0'8.-

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eons; has home the pronoun of
and has been made under his pu-
canal-summon since its Infancy.-
Anowno one to decelye you in this.

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ten driven to desperation In case of ac. .

In Alabama to per cent. or those 0m-
ploycd In the textile industry ”91"“.
dot-(VIM yawn! use.

In New Zeslsnd last year 19, is! per
sons drew old s30 pensions, amoun log
to 51.057.910 The total cost or all.
ministering his set was only 919, 026
, iii Saxony, Gormss thers is an In-
dustrlul school for eye'ry midi! Inhsbl
tsuts.

There has hon a large increase of
rentals employee im recent years. the
total between the years of 1896 and
1998 being 52. 77 per cent. Tile average
workday for the tunnels Is nine hours
and a drill. “ ‘f

Special "pulls- on its trade unions
lll England during Aplll show up up
grogulc or 561,496 members. or tllcsu
3.075, or 5. 5 per cent. werouncmplop
cd.‘ c'onlpslell with ii) per cent. lll the
prgvlous month and i. ll pol cent a ycai
“8

Carpenters.“ Havens, (lube, and vI-
ciulty are paid 82. 50 to 83 50 It day.
They ale paid In Spanish gold, mid
the day’s work consists of ten hours.

Wages paid in the Philippines to
adult male labor range from twenty
cents to' 81 a day.

Chicago, Ill., female school toschcls
3m a union numbering 2,000 mom-

crs,

The International Brotherhood of El-
octrical Engineers has Increased from
8,900 to 37,000 members lll twu years.

Tremendous strides In growth and
Importance haVo been made by the
Massachusetts branch A. F. oi'l.., this
year, slxty~soVen aditionsi unions still-
Isting with the organisation during the
past twelve months. The number Ill-
cludcs every large union of the stair,
and while but 900 odd or the nearly
1,000 organizations of the state are as
yet directly afllllated, nevertheless the
unions attached probably directly rep-
resent 50 per cent. of‘ the organized
workers of Massachusetts. _

The great Induht'rlsl corporations or
the United States—General Electric
Company, the United States Steel Cor-
poration and the Westinghouse Elec-
tric and Manufacturing Company,
which employ approximately. 21",-
000 wage earners. have inaugurated
reductions In wages because of depres-
sion In trndo '

’Ihc strike of the textile workers In
Saxony Is general; some 7.500 men
ceased wm'k recently, find It Is expert-
rd Ithat others in allil i Industries will
join In the strike. Tllu men demand Ii.
ten-hour day and a ten per cent in-
crcpsc In wages.

The Rn..wuy Carmen’s. Union, at St.

I .

Paul. Minn. Is now the largest in the
”Mud States. The total enrollment
~Is 600.

The Western Federation of Miners
has Issued on nppcnl to unions through-
»out the country to contribute to an
“'elght-hour fund,” and let the bettlc<
around be In the western country. The
miners have already started the fund.
The president of the London Board
of Trade stated recently In the British
House of Commons that 700 factories

‘ in Lancashlre were Idle for luck of raw

cotton, and that the government would
encourage the growth of cotton eluc-
wherc than In the Southern States of
America

In the Australia House of ,Represon~
'tatives recntly a labor member made

. a motion In favor of establishing s

Commonwealth clothing factmy to
manufacture all cloth and, clothing re-
quired for the use of the Federal Dc<
pertinent. .
Poesenger conductors want a twenty
per clout Increase... but it is probable
“that they will compromise for twelve
per cent. the )ldvsnce granted thcir
fellow workms In the West. Fleight
conductors and brakemcn want a twen-
ty per cent. increase, but are expected
to accept fifteen per cent.

The street car Service at Odessa, ’Rus-
sis, is suspended in consequence of II
strlko of drivcls and condurtms {or
higher wages. '

Iowa State College has a dcpalt-
ment of form mechanics. Instruc-
tion is, given in farm machinery s|ll
appliances, including land drainage,
rural telephones, fin-m water supply
and various means or obtaining power
tor working farm machinery.

Thirty cracker manufacturers In the
country ‘use‘ the union label of the
cracker bakers

Lost your 2929 railroad men were
killed in the United Stétcs and 50. 521
were Injured The figures for all coal
mines for 1903 show 1,467 killed and
3.643 Injured

The 'average wages received by each
laborer In Iowa per annum have In~

* , creased from $352. 71,, paid In 1896 to

$428. 41 paid in 1903, I} gain of $75 70
' Representatives of 109, 000 Organized
workers on the railroads in the terri
tory between Chicago and Buffalo are
preparing their demands similar to

. those recently granted to III the train-
, men and engineers West of Chicago

The New Jersey Bureau of Statis-
tics gives recent data regarding the
production of machinery in that state.
The greatest number showroom em-
played at any time during the fiscal
year 1893 was 19 61?, are average or .a
mus over 175, to each establishment.
The smallest number was 14,399,410 av-
ercgc of- almost 16b mployees. The
total sum paid in wages, not Including
salaried persons, was ”369,484. and
the average yearly earnings 01 watts
workers In the Industry was $507 52,
an Increase of $29.16 over. those of the
previous year. ,

There are over 100 unions afllllated
with, the Central Labor Council at Cin-
cinnstl, 0.

The: Brotherhood III Carpenters and

’ Joiners now has 1.70;. unions charter-

The glass blowers or New Jersey

' some time ago notified the governor of

that state that they propose to contest
the new child labor law of last winter,
and the reused given h then; is that
they cannot run their solution at a
mom with“ 43198 has heirsrh- _

Dart moo substitution sundries sin-
played 490.496 wort people; the pits
workedian aw 06.4.01 days awash.
fiemmoyod mapctcenh
Window wart-lo. ......
”medulla-ship urine Waders-
Brotherhood as ”men ,