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Evening sentinel, Monday, October 17, 1904 · page 8

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‘ rtiilorif’

n the mountains ’ouutwnr
.. o understood (loncrol 3Wkei~ .
‘ burg woo attaching tho Japunosorlght ‘

flunk. An lillnlollsu number of ‘w‘oun

rid worn arriving at Mnhdon. On till
tbo‘oiuhth day of the nghiing,_‘tllc
Won‘thor‘wnu line. 4 . ‘ . ‘
Colonel uncdkc sent another do .;
porch dated Saturday which, woods» ‘
tainted at, 81; l'otersbur n, l describing
the opcrntionn on tho torsion right

 

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girls: litiohiowfi‘th
in ngéiolproyo .

 

ls. It
t, wa . .
‘ today» She j. immediately;
. . opu‘rt oi' ller'intontlonto
animation dentition to n highor noun.
She was Kitten thirty darn in which '
lilo hot: application. " ' "

 

 

 
 

 

 

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haunted by their long. it ”Militia efforts:
The nnlln tear lb that thcg‘onoxplolnod
. mutation the abortion loll ‘nlay proongo
l some .atrhteglolll ntmko or which Kur—
!oputltin has not .yet been ilpprlped.
. . { One of tho oi es of Qenorul Grippoln
aroma are istill flkkinsl'berg old to the Associated Press nus

 

ufieuld .

lull prom iirat pogo.)

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a continuing on the right,

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

which ho nultomponicd. lie says that

holwy losses, tho Russians bad roacbod
upoint at the bow oi? the precipitous;
llolghtb or ’l‘unrib Puss, which with on»
ruptcd by prnunso. . Tho illusions
were. only ubuul 3th) to 700 yurdb‘ dill»
tunt from tho Japunenc posltlonsnpii‘
intended stormlng‘ than: on the morti-
llig ‘ol tho thlrlehnth, but the order m

 

tutor four day‘s’ hurd fighting with .

 
 
 
 

u iriilo lute‘fliIA-WQSKCHSQQ 'horscli‘ by
fibril"! that rho minnod hcr train from

 
 
 

ion-nay. rho, rep. n that nho bud outs.
«nitrogen. but .. no itnpolsslblc l‘or
hint to nrriv .pntl 1,:30 p. m. " “

Attornby in ‘ '

 
 
 

Maintainer honoured in court today .

Meridian and hndto drivo‘dowrn Wllon. ‘ - . .
ltokcli by the court if ulna had no nt- i. 0}”. lcntiru illow lino M. .|‘

no appears tor o. .;

 

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turn in nownpcu untl l'rtuly loryour ll‘lSpt’i‘llflfl'. lhr some high

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grade qtnlliiv that lliléi always pro 'iillctl ill lhm department llllls' been mulntzuuoll l‘ll thl.» nunson s

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

W M line. We stand hack of (it"rry pinch. of For that we sell with 3 full gunrlultcc. 'i‘ho nluuufltcilu‘rrr
. h 1116 Russlflh content morning: “Evian ii Kuropntkln has ' . . ~ .
‘ 0‘8‘3‘1’08593310‘10hbeell badly defeated, provided it does

ht 0t! the'flnsalanj n0! end in rah-onto and disaster. in my

 
 
 
 

» ' f incense
rutreut arrived (iul'lllg the lligln.‘ 'l‘ho ., . ' . ‘9 P “Mme: in mm. .
Itltsuiunn fought with. udmirubl. |‘)i1‘l'~ _ ml sum." ““0le ‘
olhloncu and rallill. Their nrtlllt-i‘, ‘

 

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stands hack of us, so tilt-lithe buycr takes no chances wilcn they buy l'urs {rpm our stock. ‘Wc lu—

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

ion ‘11 record .- ., . . . .. ‘ . H . 7" ~ 3 ,‘o'l "'til of 1101th Vili‘l’lll'lll—
. , n. ‘ hoptulon his ot'fonum.»movemont should solrwwhut groom-thou than. or the ‘showing “11”.; It! to Mr». C. I, win t\i‘l_\ one to make .1 Llliltdl omnunnltmr of them, gnrnunt. \ lti. \ \ .
"Pill?“ 88:1 thB'RullslunB :bo approved. ., Only: 'by .hnnltnorlng .inponono in number of guns und inl' Morse?" . . ‘ . .

son. or Shiakho yebtow lawny cun’

woultimntoly hopo‘ to ninunh
ml Knropatkln ugnin I‘the

.lnpnnono,

 

nuporlor in ”hitchtirrnen‘s‘.‘ The illl'illlvl
try and urtlllnry ‘ co-oparatod . with

 

, ‘ . . , ‘ fl _ .. ., l 'vs ‘1' cl in fit. ole "lot in gh‘siru 'llltl made it.) in the very best
She rcpllodz‘ “Hm 511,11)‘lltl> ligul shghiul. Luly pltll ls lit f t g. g l 1 ,

n co m 'of'tho ‘
Kuropnthirrin simply l: . f. . l

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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. 131.?- ‘wl‘lle‘ admitting? preparing the ground for Ill-i when Wu grout allot-ens. 1n rotrontlun tron: tho ' E'tlisflififglinlpin’n name mqu to tluzi pomhlc mourn-r. ()ur pi‘lCCb Will in found to ht as low do can ht. quota! for 1 ”Th of (nun! ii“ till)
all loanenllre very heavy, g‘m-‘rive with tho Soooud'Army." puns, tho Runplnn forces got nwuy wrm'mm-yi 5 . ‘ ‘ l , i .
.. ring: i‘ignros. the Kelleruli .~(imlornl Sukhuroff tologrnphu that Without bring, it shot. The wonndod u] wont. toll you.” “Nil llli'l'lll W ~ ‘
lures. tho Japanese reports ot‘i the missions: yontordny’ recaptured wor‘e nnrriod nwuy on nt‘rotohcru. ’i‘hn ‘ ‘

MP? Ely ‘thenlnnkcd her if nhu would ‘
W" "‘0 {Mine of her luwyor. This bill?-
llino i'jotnsed to do, ‘ ’ ,. I.

Mr. Ely rum: u ask that tho fliilllllf.‘l.l

lpnrllonnosmro oxaggeratell..ninetyé'rueoflill,southotilhnkho.and lnwannnt nrtiiiory tiring board from
in pre minimized. icuptur'od’olot‘on .i‘u’iiun‘ose gunu blid Ono ‘lbc litlsniiltlg‘contur and right on tho
‘ lnz'at lilo Wnr Oflluu todayl qnlok-flror. V . . ; l'mlrt'rlntil was considerably stronger
l :lshter as it becomes e\'l—; BERLIN; Ol't. 17, 11:51 a. nlrerdlo- thou the tiring in. Lino Yong.

Hausefilrnrshlng , Specials. h , ,

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

snacmts THIS WEEK: ‘

I 25c 3 lbs. Fancy Hood Rice, ' _ 25c

‘ 250 3 Cans Campbell's. Soup, 25::
25c 3 Can» Baked Beans.‘3’ib. cam. 25:

254: 5 qts. cranberries, » ‘ 250

256 Sweet Potatoes, per pic, 20c

rk Stain Corn, 25c Armour's Shoulders, per ”3., 10c
25c Seeded Railinn, 1 lb. pkg., 10¢

Nice assortment of fruit.

United Grocery Co...

ll? 49 Fort St.
Eat Norwaik.

 

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‘ Grate

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Coal l

0 THE PUBLIC.
, pntronize the firm that are
it money? Why pay more to
be you can get bent grades of
or 135.75 per ton? We
ours the best in the
, woi§itt guaranteed. All
. ;. porch ‘ouryard is cleaned
gal. n’t rotate, a trial order will
m l ”we are the only firm that
hm“ es down 101' you. " ‘
LEFHONE CALL.
~ ' Wood dJaechanic at.
, eavlow Ave.

Cannei Coal is selling well
these fine Fall days. when it
is too 'cool at evening to sit
without a fire. oYou will not
know what a good, bright,
willing fire‘in the grate is un-
til you have tried Canucl
Coal. Comparatively few
have ever used it.

We‘ wont you to" try a
sample. If you have a grate
send us your address on a
postal and you shall be com-

iortablc for one evening 'at
' ‘our expense.

74
RWALK. orrloe JOHN T. HAYES
room; srnae'r. .

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THE FERRIS COAL CO.

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the understand. hereby give Glover s t e ace
. ‘ail per sons and corporations
to pay axes in the Town oi‘
‘ ‘ki‘ihatithcy are required by low
plil'cr‘tt) the assessors. or either.
a. 'n or before the first day of
' ‘ ‘1904, it writtcn or printed
,_ ,' aligned. and sworn to. of
rbport‘y owned .by them on the
ill.“ October, 1904, liable to tn:-

Aitcr all, thrrr's nothing its
satisfactory as n firstwolass Shoo.

, pay what you may. ‘
j to may be returned in the
‘ ’ the assertion oilico. Town ‘ .
on on. Norwalh and at the .
3mm. Havilanll street. South

£4 gnd including October

$3.50

l.

for Wu ucn'h first-Clans
’ including‘hlovombor 1, j
on to be: opon from 10:00
ll. 11.: nu, and tram 2:00
1gp. in, all days oi! the
_ nys'oxoeptclil and on But.
mod n. November lot. 1901.

‘ int 9:00 o'clock in the or: .

Footwear

i‘ucr'usos intern-st, doesn‘t it?

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PERFECTA-mhll Line

is ,cspcciully stylinil.

 
 

w. humour). 4
. hon n. mnow. M.
photo A; aoomow,

1 ‘ . Athenian. .. Phone 157m

 

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lid. hm . rm“
Ind‘horporhtltm
{“16 City or Sold}:

. ‘m ‘mlnmll 7
“I“? .lorflw‘ '

‘ I " It‘ll”

', ignition burial,»
lawn to.

Ill by on on

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:1 rl on oil

 

An Account .

. by monoculture. monopolist: will, ho: ..
minimum to ”finally’lfiflfliuhlo Illinohlnl :
no.

' 56km our coil" _,

town. This was the moat stubborn or
llll’ ruttiro six duw‘ brittle. All day
tin-{.lupaucso poured it rain of shells on
the pontoon “‘1”! no client. unu mum)
it was taken by the infantry. 'l‘ho on-
tlro line is now in poSuesuiou off the
.lupnuc'so. ‘ it is rumorul lllnl many
more ~ilussiuu nuns worl- Pililllli‘t'll to-
rim-2 ‘ ’

MUKHEN. (.‘irl. M. in“ p. ill.—- Yrs»
turduy the ll'insuiunn were not only sur-
rusut‘ul on their right. by carrying out

whoro till-r nnsulnt'd rm olmrgotil: ot-
l'oltslvo amount. the Jupmtoso position
nt Soukhviuug, soulht-nst of lluu Puss,
Soukclung is on tho high l‘llilil which
runs to Brnminputz. joining the lllflll‘
darln road whom tho i-lun River intrlv
fiN'lS it, It is it mile north of Hull
Pups. Willi'h is Your lnllos north of
Sllnkho. The Poirorskiy. Nounhiot
null Wilminorrmul l‘t‘glluonln slorr‘ulnl

:lnd rnrrioll tholll nilrr druphrnto re;
ulntuur-c. rupturing ton guns. "i‘hc.
Jupnnoso looses worn enormous.

lildllldN. (ll-l. l7,«-~~A \vnilug tondbn-
ry \ruo mention-toll on tho lloorso io-
dnr, quotations slightly brcnking. Rus-
lllflllu \\'('l‘l| ill‘lll'i‘lihi'tl in (lonernl Kur-
oputkin's (Intent. '

AT THE RUSSIAN FRONT. yin
‘Mtiildon, Dbl, I7. 5:45 p, m.»-l)n Sm-
urdny at midnight. the Vuiiholnluk
Roglllloui moved out of iis position
north of Sllnhho to rupture the riilugo
of Finilinpu.
qlliolly und thou rllnrgvd whit llw
buyout-i. ('ll‘ilriug .mlt tho .lnpnuuu-u:
oi the south Ullll o! tho rillnnv. lull
ut the olitor onll stood u llllilillllxi
:rntpio, whirh tho .inpnnoso iuui coir
rolled into n l'ortross. 'i'lu‘y dug it

I
r‘ll‘l'll trolloh urmmll its Hillllu walls
and nln'roundod ihoin with who outnu-
giontrnts, mulling ll impossiblu in

brought up nl‘iillcl‘y ‘undur ouwr ot‘ rlw
darkness nnd ll‘li‘il lo brunch lilo Mills
a distance of Mill pncon, but till- Hltoils
provod inri‘iwetivo and unfortunately
not all the corps were provided with
livid tuorlnru with which they ronld
how quickly mnvortnd Ibo tolnplo
into l'uinn. ’l‘llorut‘ore lilo linsn‘inun
\vm-o iorovd to lenvo tho .inpltlteno ill
possontlltm oi the temple null during
the wholo. nl' youtordnyltho Run-alarm
hold ono-hnlr or the village and .tho
Jopnnuso this n hor. A pool of wulor
in tho vulture auburn separntpd .th
t-mublltnntn. torniiug it sort ot'noutrni
tube. The ltuhniun and Jopnnoue
uoidll-rn orcupiod tho nolghborlng huto
and from tho bill‘llhl‘ of the carillon
walla; of tho (.‘hluono aonrlynrxin tilt-y
hurlod nbuoo null jnkon ht ouch mirror

«to the accompaniment of ocuauimlel

‘lriilo bulietu. when buy out; was rbnh
annual: to allow his bomb ,
'I‘ho village or Lnnluninux (immu-
illlx'?l,émi iin- no‘ulh sido jot .thn
Shokho rlror find nilghtly mud of tho

cuplvd by Runninnn and annnrso. Al
1! o'clock in tho afternoon the Runnion
ofionuiro oporutionh worn crowuod
with. mum-tn. null lba‘ituunlnu riuht
luuvod northward to tho rillnno ol‘
M uoltnuu. which won trilrrlmi by u bril-
liant ttlwlllill against domrruinml rotun-
ronnu. tho Jupuum liunlly nbumiow
ing it with hunvy inn. .

; At 6 u‘oiopk the Russians ocuupind
illnvlilngo or (thonlinnpu. which lion
ulnloutpnrniiol with hinohlnpu on tho
noun uldc of tho minim Rivr-r and to
tho unstwurli of whero ll bonds mouth.

 
 

flhukho Rlycr Sunday.
follow/loony null .ioulorrow. v.

 

Owing to tho cannon or (lircniinnou.

which; in of tho

amnion ' 'irnpora
inure. to the . it pool

 

.numu bl'liliuui nnwumouis on tho loll. '

lilu .inpunosv lrvnolu-‘n ul Soukhotuug ‘

The Russians erupt up, ' '

uiorul lin- lompio. no lilo, Husriuns .

rnilrohd, wall ubm nilnultnumtmly oo- Q

 
 

This concludoll tho ilgirtini' lit tho
it. in onwotod that night. nitunkn trill

loop to hill/o a drink.
“Whal'll yo intro. Jim?“

host.

‘ "i lloui know.

to lake?" , . . .

'71 think ill iuho u pale lilo.“ i
“All right.“ hold the otlwr. "giro moi

n puil, too.“-~(lrt.obor i.lpplnol.itt‘n.

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Mo»,....,...._.. ....-..... l
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mild

“"llill :ll‘o ye groin-4‘

Nuwlod n ‘l‘loy ot't’.~~«l"irsl bury Auror-
it-urwoCunlr'plrtlill-g now. nrr yo'l'.’ How
do you like line plum you‘ro living in?

Scrum! burly Allict‘iruu~\‘.~'oli. you ‘
two. l hutvn'L spout n Sunduy thorn yo:

i

nnd it's pretty bod to judge it pliloel in l
the llurhcmidi'lnw

 

 

 

WAISTS, the largest variety in
town. Silllu. ll'lnllnoln. llriiitu’h-
iitwu, Mobnirn, Cosshnercn.‘ Sn-
trvuu. All Over lace. Pnuu Do
and :Crepe De Chino. A
mngnlilcont ‘

Uygni-
moot assortment.

Prioon rnnging from hill: to $12.00. ,

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

tho 5

 
 

1 with up that where quillity in LACKING you noon forgot the price, and

 

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.\n_\' of our $3.75 or $4.45 t'hinu l'alrlur Lumps.
Any of our $2.25 Lumps. $4.50.

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TRlSTRAM & HYA‘

 

 

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H.1Kriegre

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’Thc Fall Season
Now at . .
Full Tide !,

A grunt runny lntrrrhnntn are compluining that business is dull“

 

limos hnrd. (air. It must ho that we are getting more than our share at

hnslnrsu, for Oligr_31llé:s were NEVER better—ntrndP NEVER moro‘ brisk.
The union of hitch succeeding dny surpass those of tho mrrospoudiug’
days of one your ngo. ,.
' It nil resolves itself into thin one fuel: The ilisul'lmlillllillg buying.N
publir turn to the store that at all times ot‘l‘ors thoroughly dependable
nierrhundiuo nt absolutely the lowest prices possible to quote compatible
with n standard of quality that will‘ut nil limos merit .your patronage.

. A great runny ntorrs nro of the opinion that l’lllCE should at all

(inlet-i be: the Blit’lNli lNCEN'i‘lVE held out no bait for the public, while

' We hold that price in u POSITIVE AFFRON'I‘ whore quality is looking.

bio matter what you bhy.’ho mutter liOW hour the price, you've

n RIGHT to expect something that is RELIABLE, and you will agree

the ilNWOR'PHlNE‘HB of the article only serves on o CONSTANT RE-

MlNllll'ii‘thnt you were not i‘ulrly doult with, uud we hold you om EN-
TITLEIi to your opinion.

'l‘hut‘n why we any to you thut wcnzive quality preference and thou
'lnulm our prlcoo or loin up up ponoibly can without loosening the quality
mthc one atlrilrutc that pol-tends to continued patronage.

'lfo thorn luurllbio morchuntiie precepts Wo nitriiruto our REMRlC~

~‘Illllilii growthwtitlr itiidOllDfllllllltKlNO whirl-YOUR patronage.

 

 

‘T’waillk,

NO. 2 and 5 out?“ aurLomolg

. . loll ho diam 5; ll." . 7- . , . .. . ~ " ~‘ . 'l. l 7 . 3»
e “Wine“: “We not cui‘nol Gnodho. tho wur correspondent of _ 'l‘bl: Hilfifilun lobar: up to tho ev‘cn- t Tm” “$9.?de and Mrs. Elchlcrl l‘Wl‘Ui IWilli“. vu- .. 45k! 3 19”“ “”1” l “l“? l“
ill Russians. and that (ion—t the 'l‘agorblntt, toiegraphn from Mnk- on: Ui‘ (lumber l3 worn outinlutod ul" Quill: "l hilall‘nupeal to Hugh” couril linrn | mm...“ ‘ 430. $154) Wash “minnow/$1.51)
k doable tootnnddiko a. den thnt when ho left the [buttloiiem ludillil- . ‘ . and i shall huyd tho roni luininlol' ' ‘ H" """""" ' . . . ‘ ‘ .
$113M Whigs .07 00W . .Vl‘rlilil'dfll’ ill 3:30 ll- ‘m., a general 011- GENERAL 1 OKU'S HE‘INJQUAIL fhcro.” . (Tulupnign Lanterns, . . ,2 for ago i Hung-mg IJUMPH - '- - . ~ , . $3.25
to be greatly ex-ligngcmen was in progress whloh was TERS, viu F‘usnn, Shillrduy ovon‘lug. .' . ... . .- ' l . ‘ . ' ,. . . . .-
m—o -- 7%» » ”“‘ :5 .....-- . , ~ ~ Uni. l5.~-~~i.umnting, tho lust stand of THE QUANTIi‘Y HE WANTED lirurlcci Lumps. (,tjnuplotc. 2th: (“1101' (haught- ”anoint:
’ ‘ ‘ ll‘ ‘ “ .." . , l V
rt hum-d Norwalk's Rlst‘Baklng Pawdan and it." ii:”.i.l‘i‘::..it”.ii‘illii‘illiiiié“.ll. A" “in"... mm. ummm 1-1“th .. ..... . . in».
width" CDIIHCI 390019 "I! Premiums. n‘rtl'onting iiunniuns who liot’ondud tllt' holiday, “WHO“ ium w m" ueurnsi. ““7

“Hit lilnhrs. :lll roulplric. for $2.05

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_\ novs.

, If you have a boy thnt knocks"

his clothes to Jrpiooon and "goth
them out of, phonon month or no
ni’tor you ‘buy thorn, don"‘L‘blnmo
the boy. it's the fault oi the

clothes. Wo burn a lino of cloth-

ing for born ~thnt will stand by

 

thorn in tho linrdent whistling!
blotch. Prices from $1.08 to},
$6.00. '

LONG LiVED CLOTHES' Fon‘ ~

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

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