but u oi aoponinu‘ or
“all CHICKS mil
' 4 . 'e I
at rprlces wail interruptcd
{thormnkn'cas‘ or the 10»
,_ _ loop, and cupccially Ibo
bouillon: stocks which: declined
I‘Ke portion of the opening ad
n thor' stocks was lost. but
till ” inoronely and the high.
. , ,3 l‘
ocula-
by, but
“ . to him”: were
intuition. Min ng stocks worc
_ art ‘vot' the private wire: or
,. ‘Mapios 9’; Goldschmidt 00.. Conr-
i ion Brokers. Swartz & Corbett
Block, South Norwolk, Telephone 153.
Open. High, now. 1:30
« .1 73% 74% 73/ , 74
‘ 33V 33. 33%
94 4 ‘ ‘94 94
34% (99:7! 34% 347,91.
. 6% 6% 33% 6h;
3314;. 3549 saw. 351/.
7‘80 811/ 79% 803..
tit 142 141 142
1‘06 1071/5 106 10793
, (37-14;; 3744'. :47 879’.
tarot-icon. lot 10034. 101
it Ohio our. 105 turn; 114.17..
.497”. iii 5911;. 1:14:33
48 48’," iii 48%
2:37;. 927.. 22% 22%
"'l 21,44. 17: 172 ”27,4.
I69; 17 ill «i7
, lit? ‘ 1989.1 197 197144
'981 & llltll lSlflj 185‘}; III-Iii; lithil4
Detroit South til/g till} his iii;
Erie ‘- iii 40% 3934, will
Epitaxial pI‘d 783,4; 78%: 78 78%;
Gun Elct' 197% 187‘}; Hill lit?
will control lfiti 17492.34. 1514 153:4;
"Lou: Nash 199% 1401.5; 1391/4. 1401/.
, Manhattan 166% ltililil 16693 1691,47
liter St 1:.» 11.31.. How. 1141;. 11514.
Mex Cent ":49 :4 2:27... "32’
M K & '1‘ Ill" 1:2 :41 ”4t. :2
hi K & 'i‘ of 4:21.. 14314,. 1321.; 63114
MoPuciI‘lc 19:31.. 107 1057.. ' 106%
N..t‘ Control 11: 1-1447N 1-1331. 144%
Not! Lt Wont 791,443 797,. 795‘; 7933
Out 8: West ill... “'75. ill... 41%
Pacific Mull ill 411'. '45 1:41.11
Penn it it 11:75:. 19.89;. 1:47-34. inky.
People'stias than 11163; lorry. tonal}.
minding . 32 mg 317. 3:11,.
Road list pf 1121,. 9214'. .12»; 112'...
Road 211 pl MIA; Nil/4; till;- . Si‘fé
hepub sun-411.135 tor-l trill. iii-"ii
Rack llllnnd :Itll/é ll? {hilt 1:67;.
Rub floods 21:59 271,3 39% 1’79}.
Son Pili'llll rill}n 1:5 1411;. 1541‘.
son R3 (‘0 (iii); 351/ ~- 3M; 3749,.
Shh Ry pl" "999.; 971;. Sill-’26.- nil/.3
'i‘onn t‘. 9': I lot; 71% Tim it‘ll.
Union Pili'lilt' ill ll.‘4 Iii illh
1.7;‘8 mmlwr- 129;. 1251,. 121;. 112-313.
1148 Lou pfd till 1011;. 101 thing.
ll-S i‘iubbcr 3:3 3159,. 33 4369;.
II18 Blond 29 30 2t: “2519;
U4 S Stool pf Illln'g till 911,41, 92";
Wabuhh pill 42!; 42% 42H 429;.
Ward ['11 'l‘cl 44394. 933:. 24:43.. 9:49..
‘Wlncou ('cm 217... 217 21".. "174'.
CONNECTICUT FON ROOSEVELT.
:HAltTlt‘ORi) Jun. 9. -~chcu void”:
for. Theodore liooucvclt for l’rt- ulidcni
null tor Charles W. lt‘nirbnnks [in \' icc
‘ Prosidont. wcrc cost by tho r’rculdcn-
" 7 tinl oienlorll of Connecticut. at u incct
‘lng held In the Stlf'l‘isiiil‘y ot‘ Soup'-
pillar; lit the (‘1rpliol at noon Undo).
Sillilt‘
‘ I
, pent; , 0: do their duty-«thorium to the
wild once of the customs oilic '
‘ Tito only cut-.19 of overwork wu know
ot‘ than“ blurry claim It In that or Ibo
rovllor.
more or loco diilicult I'or
I‘m; how .dlttr-Irly
In; 'littic wbtlo
; ital, hilii n new version at the old pro-
, {damage was nominal.
, Japanen‘e Expreu‘ Admirntion for Bill-
uiutlon on the liilrblllnd division toduy.
. ‘ due. II In cold to the foot that the on.
, glut: of the Iona could not hold the
' train in check.
chllln. '
' taking?
the Damage.
III M Pohlnlun, tho genial tonnolinl
v‘m'h. Hip version is "The early bird
catches fire. " At 4 o 'clock this morn-
‘Ilig‘ he tiu'okc dud wondered whnt time
it won. Ill.- arose and struck a match.
ignited it Inn'cy table, cover which Mrs.
Pohlnurn Irud embroidered. ‘Mr'. Poiil
man did not notice“ It howcvcr and
went back to bed again. He saw the
:‘tfiin, and lumping up comincncod to ex-
tinguinh It He used the bed clothes
It‘ol: thut purplish; and noon had it un-
{tier control, though be burned hill
hands quite truthfully In doing no The
“mww
.‘TAKING' OUT' THE PRI‘SONERS.'
~~m '
Ilan Officers.
TOKIO, Jun. 9 Noon.~— The Japan:
one, who express great admiration for
(ion. Foch and other othcero for re-
t‘uning parole and standing by tho mon
of their army, are busily preparing to
receive the Russian prisoners front
Port Arthur. The first butch of ten
thousand nl'e cxpectcd to arrive at Mo—
ji turd Shcmonosekl shortly. Alter
disinfection they will be sent to Kuro
and probably to Matsnyamn, Nayoga-
,\,ll. I'Iimopi, Kyoto. etc.
The generalu will be treated in the
hes: possible manner. It Is unlikely
any of the prisonerswll ibcbru
nny ot‘ the pllsoncrs will be brought
to Tokio «
GONG, ANNUAL MEETING].
“on.
First Church, Norwalk.'to Hold Impor-
tant Busineu Session Thursday.
' The nmrtrnl mecting of the Norwalk
Congregational Church will occur on
'I‘hursdny cvctring, January 12th, or
which time reports will ho presented.
giving in some detail. the entire work
off the church. This Is it good oppor-
tunity for the members oi the congro
glrliott to become ucqunlnicd with tho
clrnral'tcr and amount oi the work
donoby this church. These reports
will be follUWi'tl by tho olcciion of oili-
corn of the church urrd Sulttluy school
{or tltc ensuing your.
The prnycr mooring of the Young
i‘coplc‘s Society will be omitted next
‘l‘burndny evening, on account of the
turnout (hurl-h mooring beginning :1
null hour clll'llcr thltn usuul.
——
BAPTIST CHURCH SERVIC'ES.
Largo congrcgntions illlcd Ihc South
Nor-walk Iiuptiut Church yesterday. In
till: morning PIISIOI‘ Cal'pcntcr prone!»
cd from tho lc.\'t. “Ilc Carciul for Nollr
inn." Iic Maid in part lhnt (4111' um-
ions thought, did no good and only
hurt our spiritual growth In other
llii't'l'tlonn. AI thc croning ilcrvlt'c it
now song li‘illlt'l was ilnl‘il IIIIII Hit'llli‘ll
to bo cnjoyoll. ’l‘lll' lll‘Bl’ In tho savior
of SI'I‘IIIUIIS, on "Ethics of the Gospel"
was very helpful. 'I‘Iro "Mission ot
.Il~:-'lls" was proved to ho to all classes.
Ill' Irr-ulr-d tlrc sick, scttlcd disputes
bctwccn lllt'll on Ironic r'olotions IIIIII
llillllli‘ill urn-rations nnd diod on llli
cross bot-unuc llc lulrorllu-cd u rovolu~
lion ill tho religious llfo of turn. 'l‘ht'
Young People's meeting til it p. 111., led
by Ernest Hopkins, Wills 11 great suc-
ct'sri. ’l‘llcl‘iml' was third by the young
pimplo'n testimony. uongu llllil pl'uycr.
m .~_“.W«.—.
GAVE CHILD GIN TO DRINK.
IlAlt’l‘lt‘Olli), .iun 9wl’cndlnx an In-
voutlgtrtion by tho c‘oroncr, the critic of
.lohn -ilur1'ily’. n Il'nlnnlct' ,whosc Ilvo~
your-old non It‘l‘ilnrbr illi’ll Sundny‘trom
Illu oli'ccll-l ot’ gin drinking. Willi cou-
tinucd Iolhry In tho police court until
14ch Suturdny. The charge usainut
iinr'l'lly on tho pollcc blotter wall
drunkcuncsu. The police were noti-
lll‘ll Sunday of tire ohild'u condition
by “It mother and hull It removed to
the Hartford Ivlonpltnl, whoro death oc-
curred. in tho proucncc of rho tund-
‘Ical oxainlncrnnd Hcvorhl policemen
(lm'rlty whilo in n noun-intoxicated
condition Iii sold to have admitted
that be pure the child a quantity of
win ultbough the child did not link for
it. 4
FREIGHT TRAINS cOLLloa.
WOODBUIIY. .inn. 9.~—~A local woul-
imnnd freight ran into a double bond
or freight ut the Pornpcrnug. anicy
I'm dutnngo dono wan
Insignificant.
Clrptnln Theodore L. Smith of to
Ann direct. hits been continua Io thr-
iltoului about two weeks with innum-
'miltory rhcttmniiiim.
Before intd Alter 't‘cldhp.»-Dr.
Quantum-with, uni. you my tho medi-
cine I prescribed hasn‘t hopped tho
Did you intake won before
Wu mm". Mun
I nonfiction-«You. afterwards.
:4.
WW
144411
and about home radon"
4411; unnwered the medical than.
"Lille moat people who intorcut theme
waiver: in that pursuit. he in not much
Head of Match Flow Oil and Caused '
unit of a more bannucr til Illtit Court
The bond or the match new oft and ,
.Tltnt 4mm anyr: he knows it grout ,
b t hooutrntn In polio .4
‘ )3 Dill ,.Not com the ‘
“Good Form? of tho
Dr. Hagan, who has truvollod ‘in
C(Jl’fifl, recounts in u most interesting
way 111: Imprcanlonn oi the country
and Its people. Of onpocinl Intel-9st in
Dr. Hagan 'Hdcsor. ptlon of unaudiotice I
of (IOI'Ehl "When the limo tit: '11 for
the andlenco‘nrrlved we entered bit 4
very lofty room, the out-pets of which
Worn by no lilt‘iillil coolly. Behind a
table out the Emperor with tho t‘rown
l’rlncca and till.“ ennuohs. The I: llllli‘l-v
or LI- Hni thanked no for our vi~1ti and
emailed no how our trip was pl'iig'l't‘tiiiill"
and whethcr we intend to remain 9'
long who in Corcit. 'l‘he‘ CI'ISWII
Prince rushed us our. liy Iht' some
QIIPSHOIIS. lie In about no vcnrn old I‘
has nu Incr't look, it IIIPMII‘IIIIWS Ili'nbyl
taco, thus not giving one the Inrpr. 7.
slot: of holngilct‘rltlry and (upnbitf on
doing much. ‘lle Ililh' scvcrnl wives;
but no olrildrcn; he himself In tho trout
of one of Lill‘ni's concubirrou.‘ Ila
jccrtninly will not anl'clld ho litl'ollc
I
Japanese already Irnve nnothcr' I‘rown:
Prince In rcndiuoss at Yokohanluz'
this lnttllr' prince has joinrd the .‘lap
anesc and he will no suppor'lcd byl
thorn whcn ihc |41m4clrnomcnt comm. ,
The Crown lb'ir‘rrc joined but. very}
little in the ('lrnvm'rlaiion: own the
simple questions that ho uxlrorl‘ rowel
suggeutcd Io blindly tiw load: 1' of
the councils. It Is scarcolv to In» sup
poncd that tho (‘rown l’l'iuco will over
think of shaking himself fll‘i‘ from the
influence of that powerful and I‘utl'i'al'l
caslc, whouc rule In ('Illf‘ll, Ill-l lni‘ bind]
in olden llIl‘II‘S. ls noxious. Al tho cud
of tho audit-urn, whit-Ii burl Ids I ‘I
ucal'l'cly twenty rrrinuics Illi‘ latnlil'r'i ;r
words
“liclor'r Ibo illllllt'l wt' ncrc olict'
ed 11 glass: oi \illllilillll In Ilu- ll”\'l
room The d hing room was- ucil
licuied and flllrrlulrv-li wi Ir l1 uroponu’
furniture: thc Iilllli‘ was dt'tlt'll out:
rirhly with cullr-ly. Hamlin-'11 lion-
crs nnri ililll‘l: tho conning; was cr.‘- 1
qulalte and tho wincs wcr'c nru11.\1,1nd
gl41ui.lt‘t)t‘ some ycnr» Illt' lrnpmial
houschold lliiii lwclt lllrllltlf‘l'tl by It lililVl
from Alsace and she lrnous hm litlty
very well. .l’olnrcrly lhc illlllll‘l' would
lrnvo rout llrc Impor'or :9 pounds pt'r
gut-st: now cor-I1 ghost (msls only:
llbrrltt. i poundll (ot'c.ln sci't‘tinlt‘;
wearing tbin national garb. wit tad
upon us nttuntiwly and llill‘st'll'ésl)
II scorncd amusing to us lll‘il tho Eur-l
pel'or rcmnlnl-d invisihlc lwlrtud 11 our-
tain during Ibo dinncr. llc lil'lii lrin1~
scll‘ irtI‘ol'lnr'd of all that llilplli‘llt‘ll ni
inblo and Mimi ropcutcdly what im-
pr'cusloll the ior'ciuncrs \\‘I'l‘i‘ r'l'ccti'lnx.
Tho (‘orcnns pr'cscut \\'t"l‘i‘ t‘ully ac»
quaintcd with tho lnnuncl's of the
\‘i'cs'l. null llrcv did not oticnd r-llber
the ruins of ctiquclil' or llro‘sc oiI
'gnod t‘or'm.‘ .il‘ir'l' Ibo illllllt‘l‘ tho
room was: turned Into :1 c'onwrt ill!”
for the cutcrlninnlculs that worn to
be gitcn. At first nppl-ur'cd two men
clad in vcl'y rich gni'nrcnts to rr'prc
cont 3 lion and il tight. 'I‘bcv danced
around to tho munit- rrlblu'rl Iotzciltct'
ihcil' nouns nu thcy utlr-l'cll all klnliu of
weird sounds and Illi‘ll thcy vunishod
"'l‘holcnport about a dozen forualo
danceln nppclrrcd In beautiful gold:
shimmcrlng (IiJllilti, and with their hats:
and oilll'r bond covcrlngs dcclrod wiIIi‘
Ilowcrs llnd with sandals and woll Ill
ting wlrltc niolklnuu on thoir srrlall:
trot Although tilt-y wci'o youm: nndi
prciiy Illolr inrcil were much palntcd.‘
Round their nooks and on thcil' info-l
llNltltl they WOI‘I‘ pcndnnln and ”IMF;
drnsm. wow NWOI‘I‘II with Illiul'cc At
first Iircy cutt-r'cd In pairs. \vcntt
through various ulovclnrntn nnd onch'
ct'owtrml bur partner with tlowcrn
'I‘hl-n n ltlruc ucrt'dn wan opcncd lnl
ilrr room and 11 lllrnlcr took lli‘l‘ plum;
on eitbl'r' killo of It. Ncar Ihc lop oil
the ucrcon 14. ralhor large hole hurl
bccn made, through which a. denim-1
had In throw Ii ilowor to ho
caught by lit 1' parlnor on tho other
Ildo. 'l‘bdrc were fitted rider! for thin
putlnre: if the thrower milutcd .thc
hole but could pick up the down:' hr-
iorn II tonchcd the around. ihrn‘ tilltl
could bopln again and go on until ultra
managed to throw it. through. When
lllt! had done that n flower won atnclll
in her hulr. but alto II onou pullcli
Ii out to printout It to one of the ninth.
once. If the flower falls to tho ground:
thou the thrower hill to pay a permit»:
The evening come to on end with darn:
3144.4 and winning by the million: of that
Piupynng detriment. To their brown)!
in the war between Japan and China
Iimllc soldiers owa tin- pormiiillloh to
war Comm nntlontll Clihllllllcwllmi
til. the national but lmd till», broad
willie rotten-sinuland of the cup, Il'oult
or: null idiot! that m: worn by tcnro
prion toldlcril. Eight soldiers: minced
to an an‘compdhbhent ot a ohm-1:41 limit
of tnmltollrinol. whilo others ultra,
the mono! in hurleilque of 4. rather
I free until". At midnight we to’oiv
our Invert-«London Globe.
,4 who woke.
mama , ‘
has no account horn
rind the iiilloWoman on tho other
side of the railing looked down at the
days In the year
)ntonoy ------ it be Just stops: to think u
without a great dual of Ir ubic: ill-t,‘
I ,
tools bill it) our of us in n (on tllriiullo‘l 4-
| Thu:
4 111] 1141‘. III unhiol'?" , "
pretty woman of thirty
Slut was twoii drowned.
want ihait . about bar which
"3'88.
"i am him. .ln'tkinu My husband
I'iét'li bi: III
pratty scan to draw ironic moody i
don't want you to lot him now it “
'ilie cashier looked a third tirnn ut.
bio'caller. ’I‘llin time be stirred bnrd
toonelated floor ,
“but in it his account. madam. If
he wants to draw some monoy. i can't
stop hint." '
"My husband ill thr- bcat mun in the
World '1, the woman said "For 360
n in good and kind
to luo-~hc is ultra good and kind--
but, then. once in a long while. he
getawthut lawhe llm‘tmo you I now!"
”for: i guess i know " said the
enabler _ ,
“And I don't want you to let him
have any money I know It, is his
money. But if he doesn't get the
minute he will:~-«-.—-"
“I'll‘tioe whatl can do,
said the canhlor. , ' ,
"Thank 3011. sir." naid the woman,
simply. nod wont away
'l he cashlel walked over to tho cugo
oi the paying teller and picked up
hi4: shoot. on which was written tho
list of doponitoru- After the name oi
Mr, Jenkins the husband of like w
man who had called on him. Ire wrote:
"Stop payment on this account un‘
til my 0. K. is scclll'cd.‘ ’I‘hcn ho
fllglled his name and called the paying
tollcr‘ i1 utcniion to tho notation
An hour later Mr Jenkins came In
and presented for payment in check for
S.“ (III. Jenkins was an old dopositor
and carried rt good account.
"1m aorry, .\i1. lcuklna," said the
paying Inllcr "but you 'Ii have to not
“lint. you don‘t know the amount
of his lncomc‘."
“it. docs sound a littlc fishy. doesn’t.
'lt‘.’ lint It'll iron. 'i‘lrl'r'c arc a good
tho cushicr'u 0. K. hot‘ore i can pay
ilrllt chccli.‘
'lhcre Won. prrhaus. a slight odor
of whisky on Mr. Jenkins a breath.
Jenkins grow angry and lnanltcd in
I minute.-
"In my account ovordrnwn
nurnded.
‘,No sir: your balance Is $980."
“'I‘IIPII what do \on mean by refill-
ing to honor my chock?"
“"Youll Intro to see the cashier
about that. i not acting under or-
tiel'zz. '
.Il nkInrl stormed over to the cashier" a
deck. lie was and in the face and
".fulloua
“What do you mean by stopping
_]41t,l'nrcrrl on my account?" he growled.
’l‘ho cashier looked up from his desk
and looked the nngry depositor
straight in the eyes. . He looked hard
and in a momcni Jenkins dropped his
eyes.
"You know what I mean." said the
cashier; slowly. .
, “Who told you anything about It?”
said .lenkinis, presently.
The cashier waited a minute. again
looking Jenkins straight ill the eyes.
'~ "You know who told me," said the
doubler below his breath.v
Jenkins turned without a4 word and
walked straight out or the bunk Next
morning he came back His wife was
with him. 'l‘h coupler walked up to
tho cashier‘s d ilk. r
"I want you to put my bank account
in my wife’s name.” said lankins. In
a purely formal and businesslikeway
lho transfer was made, No explana-
tions were made and no questions
were asked on either side. But as Mr
and Mrs. Jenkins walked. away the
woman turncd and looked at the
counter.
"llll hood to béing called a hard
hearted and cynical old akiniiint, and
all sorts of named." said the cushion
"but. when a woman looks at. me no
uho did Illlfl morning i forget. them
nil. It molten me feel like I was ro-
ally doing some good in the world ”--
t‘hlcnxo ’f‘rlbunw ',
madam."
2’" he do-
Riley-Jon".
A friend of Jame: Whltoomb Itiloy
tells a, story of an encounter the bach-
clor poet once had with a woman to“
port». The eneruontic young woman
after strenuous nflortn. had finally
cancht ’Mr. ”Rib-y at ‘iho telephone.
in the converntiou that fol-
lowed:
“lit that Mr. ltllcy?"
"You. l‘hnt Iii MIIDM?"
“Min Jones of the Courier-Journal.
ll'vc been trying nil day to not an to
torviow with you, Mr. ltlloy."
“All. would It Wore now '1 view in‘
mad at on intomew," until the poet
windy.
“all. thnnkl. How long will you re-
main In imrirvlllo. Mr. Riley?"
manly I short time.”
"is your with with ytnr?"
' “.1“ mn' Ill. title Is not."
‘ “Whore Ill into, my 1 rink?"
"11" may ask. NYJIBII‘ Minn Jones.
but into it. “very difficult to tumor.
in ohIoIntmtgnormca ml. to hen
ill of“ tilt, For ought i know to
tint on:
i
' . Iho‘ tony right now on at; .
l',
,4" 4'
i
very best manner and of the best
Ladios’ Tailor" Made Suits,
We are offering the followi
All of our use Glass Vases, too
All of our set: Glass Vases, 39c
socand 75c Salad Bowls $.39c
$1. 50 Cake Plates,
NO.
01.11" Annual January Cloak and Suit Sole Bogins
Tuesday, J urinary 3d. ‘
In order to make this sale more attractive than ever before we have included every garment
in our stock. in either Lidies‘. Miiscs’ or Children s.
47.4w»... new”... ,_.,,4....~......
They are high grade goods, made up in the
materials. 3 This sale will be an opportunity that anyone in need
of a good Winter Garment cannot nfiord to miss.
from $5.00 up. I
l
Ladies' Winter Cloaks. from $2.50 up
Misses‘ and Children 3 Winter Cloaks, from $2. 50 up.
HouseIurmsmng'
Department.
P‘iousefurnishing Department:
ng specials in our
Strains, were $1 and $1.25, $1. 50 Chocolate Pots $1.15
now , 75c 1
Tobacco Sets, were$r 25, now 75c :2'00 Pg; Cake Dishes, $13?
China Salt and Peppers, 10c ancy res, were 19c, now ‘2 4/21
9,,Il:c oCrcnm Sets, were $3. 95
w
.Fine China Cups and Sauc—
$2, 93, ers. were 75c. now no
TRIS RAM 8. H-IATI Norwalk Conn
.32 AND 5 GAZETTE, BUILDING.
Specials
ONLY A FEW MORE_$1.50 FOUN.
TAIN PENS FOR 69: AND 8 COU-
FONS cur FROM THE sEN'rms'C.
onuauav news FOR SALE
HERE.
COLEMAN’ 5
News Store. 3
10 North Main Strut, 80th Norwalk.
Agent for A. G. Spaldlng'u Bach."
and Sporting Goods.
let another year pass without giving to
your family the protection that life In.
aurance alone can give. The Conn.
General Life Ins. CO. of Hamel-d, has
the lowest guaranteed rates of any
first class company. For particulars
address.
F, H. FIELD, GENERAL AGENT.
SPECIAL AGENTS-“Na SMITH FER-
GUSON—DWIGHT SPAULDING.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Start An Account
Now
with the
Fairlield Couniu
Savings Bank.
5| Wall Street,
Norwalk. Conn.
*
.mmv m “<4.
“‘GIOVERS' lliE PLACE."
Jr
;
muons, 357—4.
“WEAR SHOES IIIAI Ill"
COAL COAL COAL
COAL - COAL
COAL COAL
90kt. THE cont.
m
FERRIS
"and at” till! tolophono."-
' 'NWWI‘ 0:
14mm“ in on. Ill-"4, 4
3 ‘ or: who receive one: hundred dollorllil.
- at 11 single month In printed form hit;
:55. n-.. ”5.. u... "4'
H. Kri'cger- a. Co’s
THE
VVater
Bargain
Sale
IS STILL GOING ON.
GreatBargalns
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
DON’T MISS THIS
GREAT MONEY SAVING
OPPORTUNITY.
H. Krieger & o;
diubur'nomcntk. 'I‘lin 144.me E4343. $443
motto out of what In known ill ti looted.
or onrorgcur'y fund. Both olden urn
continually drnwinx trout ltfnrtd um
unity cxbunnl it on tho two of hinti-
iion. 'l‘lltt 1‘11an in used to turn Ibo
tide In 4411114444 lirnt ru'o conoIdI-rorl ,
doubtful. orpuoinliy thono‘ on which
the gonorni mutt hlnxhl.wEdertl
Lianne-r In Hurpcr'r: Wookly.
Farmer Contnrmlec don‘t rtienu
t' toll nu. yo ve litoppnd smokin‘i
at Fri: mar mnfilbWW'l'llp; throw.
to pipe this tnorn‘ln. Econ
nigh onto iiftyoevtm you:
afraid It I lilting! tilt oral
zit Ibo habitwi’ltc ‘ "
THE Cost or A CAMPAIGN.
While it In intid to him: cold only
two hundred thounund dollnrn to chart
Abraham Lincoln Itr itilil tour limos
that 1mm was spent In "It! iinycs 'l‘il-
don cutnpnlgn In 1876 while In 1888
uith lurid at tho tactic, two million
dollars: wtut sold to lliii'o boon used by
both uidos untl tho iigurcn hurr- mount:
dd upward since In noun» of thc Intcr
campaigns. ll mlgbl not bc without
iutnrnst at the outset. therefore. to
dwoll upon sonic of tin.» item» which
go to nmko up thcnc cxportditurud; and
to consider first wllnt bi polled by
«onto tho "ioxlttlnntc campaign or
petition " The cost of maintaining na-
tional headquarter-1: with Its army of
convict/cot: running from forty to out:
hundred men and Women. inn: been
animated to be about thremthouunnd
dollars a tiny There are month annuity
, to
intro
,ttn' was;
coon I'd
"l have it premonition!" llNll‘lilny
whirlwind the, pulling hint her that
it”! i“.
4 m.“Prnuionltion of III-lint growled iiinf‘ _
week and exponaoa’. The diutrlbntion I1 ;
"A. premonition that i illiiill d
unlit its much in: two thounuli doll night'w when lit refit.
null thorn town It 1119991811! w
, till lipéfitiliéli hath; been deal
11 circulation. New York and
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