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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 10, 1905 · page 2

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lilo, youmeii
. Will do use

 

on James Hugheoéé‘l‘tla
. you is Badly Damage
‘ lt'r. Jan. io.——'rlw 0y 3

 
 

a H es‘.‘ of New York met in
ill 0, it the local harbor this morn.
‘ to o ',cl'ock The oyster steam
0‘ Worst in the encounter
aaobli d to proceed to Greene's
are tin or full head or steam in
to avoid sinkinz 0n arrivin;
1 site who fennel to be filled with
star and Would have been able to
, ‘ : above water only a few minutes
er.
~ Beth‘vassels were under full head-
my when they crashed together and
e prow oi the Hughes entered the
oysterboat's planking near her how
and. practically tore the stout out. of

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

At the shipyard this afternoon it was
ruled that the extent of the damage
ill Hill: be known until the Brown is
- hauled out for repairs.

A Cant. Paul Brown was; in charge oi
the oyster boat but as to placing the.
blame neither he or the captain oi the
tug boat have said anything as yet.
‘ The accident occured oil the Nause-
- tuck dock.

TONic To THE “STEM.

. For liver troubles and constipation
. . there is nothing better than Dertt's
' ttlo Early Risers the famous little
. . l.lls They do not weaken the atom-
ach. Their action upon the system
is mild, pleasant and harmless. Bob
Moore, oi Iiall‘ayetle. ind.. says, “No
use talking, DeWitt's Little Early
are do their work. All other pills
have used gripe and make me sick
. estomech and never cured mc.
Witt's Little Early Risers proved
Clio the long sought relief. y They
it’d simply p‘eri‘ect. ” Persons travel-

nd Little Early Risers the most
remedy to carry with them.
The Clifford Pharmacy "

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

Digestion .,
an ,nsomnia.
ill the you feel
Beecham s Pills

.. u-W—-———

FELL 30 FEET TO HIS DEATH.

0n ScaffOIcilng.

WINSTED CONN, Jan. 10.-—-Jolln.l
Caiioli aged iii. a well known mu
son, was stricken with heart disease
yesterday afternoon while at work on a
scaffolding on tho Winston Hosiery
Cola plant and tell to the ground. Hr.
died. early tonitht. and although he
received serious injuries, physicians
state that death was reused irom heal
trouble rather than from the eitecis oi
the fail.
and two daughters.

NO MORE STOMAOH TROUBLEB.

All stomafh t‘OUb‘e is removed hi
the use 0! Kodoi Dyspepsia Curt. it
gives theetomach perfect rest by di-
esting what you eat without the atom-
acii‘s aid. The food builds up the
body, the rest restores the stomach to

 

wealth. You don't have to diet your"
cell when siting Kodoi Dyspepsia
'nre. J. . Erskine, of Aiionvillc.

\ilch.. says. "i suffered Heartburn and
ltomach trouble for some time. ‘My
dster-in-iaw has had the some trouble
ind was not able to eat for sixwetlks.‘
the lived entirely on warm water At
tor taking two bottles of Kodol Dys—
sepsis. Cure she was entirely cured.
She now eats heartily and is in good
health. 1 am glad to any Kodol gave
me” instant relief " Sold by The Clit-
iord PharmaCy.‘

WiLLiAM J. BUELL QEAD.
He Was the 3:" moL‘WeIl-Known Madi-
an.

MADISON. Jan low—Mrs Frank
Bus, or this town, received a telegram
yesterday morning that
brother. William J. Bueii, of Denver.

Colo. had died suddenly. lie was a
son of William Bucli. of this pitted.

 

 

 

 

He leaves a widow. six sells .

her only 6

» I' arrival

be was asked. ,

AMERICAN Oll‘l‘s‘ hills—~12. nisrvin

MANILA, Jun. 103-“!!! an outrage
mcut which took place January it with
refractory Moron on the island of “loin
Lieutenant James J. Jewell and one
pillslc oi tho Fourteenth limited
Slates Cain rs, were killed, and Sec

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

the Seventeenth United Btatesi infant
y Clip! Hnlstcad new. or the Fourth
United States Infantry; Second Liclr
onailt it (3 Richardson. oi the Four
ecnth United states Cavalry. and
rhree privates were Wounded.
The action was an incident in cou-
ncclion with the cahturc oi A ten he .
by the More outlaws. which Mnio
Scott. governor oi the island. had at
tempted to secure by peaceful niean'
several months ado.
Rcently while attemplim to scour
recruits on the island. the kiul'
means taken by Major scott were mi
taken by the surrounding Moms no
trouble brewing necessitated forclb
action. The Mom leader has be
killed and the fort has been desiroyo
The American troops were assisted i;
the gnnbont Quiroa, in command l
Lieutenant Walker.

SPEEDY RELIEF.

A solve that heals without a see
is DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. N
remedy effects such speedy relief. i
drawn out inflammation soothes, cool
and basis all cuts, barns and bruise»
LA sure cure for Files and skin dinner
as. DeWitt‘s is the only zeouin
Witch Hazel Salve. , Beware of coca
terfeits the are dangerous Sold b:
The Glitter Pharmacy. "

GUNS SHIPPED FROM EBQUI-
‘ MAULT.

VICTORIA. B. 0.. Jan. 10.—-'l‘bc
steamer Keemunx is loading two has
vy suns. ll. 2, and some other smaller
guns. which have been hold in reserve

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

and leaves a wife and three young
sons. His wife formerly resided in
Kansas and was the only remaining

 

 

within and scale
for the package.
good butter can be made, and be

be kept, try

 

member of her family living.

Gold Medal Creamery Butter is the purest butter
made. To preserve its goodness, every pound is
sealed in an airti ht, odor-preof package, lined
There is no charge

without.
If you went to

. 0 ad Of Gold Medal

 

go” d it can 1

at quuimauit and are being shipped
to Hon: Kong in consequence of the
abandonment oi the naval station by
tish admiralty.

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know hoW

' Her parents were swat-b of my atten-

:-
. tried to get the consent of her pltl'
. cuts. but could not sectoral was not ’

. were "

ond Lieutenant Roy W. Asbbrcok. oi '

Il‘ll did” soon after his
idealism in 1899. and
that his in tin her some at once.
. “Did you go to not: her regularly?"

“Yes i wrht to see her frequently.
lion. ” was the reply
o

, “Did y'oil' lute
"Yes. i made it

y;her?"
yo: that.

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of thb some religious fulfil its the?

SUICIDEIN NEW HAVEN
youn'g Mun ShootlrrHimiel! lo the

and.
NEW HAVEN. Jun ill—at l'illrii'
well dresser] young mun. thought to
be Daniel li‘ runes-h. of Rosette
Hiram this city. committed suicide
inst night about 8 o‘clock. by shooting
himself in ih’r head. He chose the
rcslcru cud of Chapel street, near the

0 end his life. The shot or his re

oivor attracted the attention of men
icnrby. who found one gasping for
breath with a (loop hole in his head
in ambulance was summoned and
Flimicrs died on his way to the hospi.
oi." . ,

The name of the young man docs
0t appear in the city directory but
’ was found on notebooks in hit
locket. ills body was taken to a it.
til undertaking establishment in hope
lestnblishlng the identity oi the
onus; mun.

W
- THE ORlGiNMu
Foley it Company. Chicago orig‘ hater:
may and Tar as a threat and mu
medy, and on account of the tires
“ and popularity of Foley's Honey
ind Tar many imitations are cflcrc
)I‘ the genuine. Ask for Fole
oncy and Tor and refuse any subsi
» offered as no other prepai'ntlor
Ii give the same satisfaction. it it
ildly laxative. it contains no N
es and is safest toi- children out
licuto persons. Sold at Plaisted‘r

 

rug Store.
LARGE "CAPITAL;" SMALL AS‘
SET .
CHICAGO. Jeri 10.-«Judge Kavn'

tgb has appointed Edward Bummer r‘
eiver for the Whittle Electrical Con-
rany. which is capltu iscd for 356.000
00, to promote the alleged invention
if Albert Gnllatln Whitney. His bond
was tired at 8500 The petitioners it‘-
ego the assets principally consist o
mythical plans and absurd inven
ions” One 0! the inventions, it wot
tlie‘ged, consists in "election or shoot
in; above and beyond the atmospher'
wt the planet commonly known as the
thrill. four brass bails, which are run
losod to gently and peaceably remain

loving been shot or thrown up there."

coop—Wu.—

mus. Moni., Jan. io.--Botii
houses or the iexislature today wii
ballot for a United States Senator to

lolnt‘ assembly will vote on the Nile
«cl.
iority of two in the House and six in
'lll‘c Serials and the general ballot is

Thomas ll. Clirtcr will be .t-lectsd

senator until the two houses have

‘voted separately.

W
. GIGKININ SHIVERING FlTsv
or ”he and“ Malaria, can be rally
and cured with Electric Bitters. his
is ”a Wren». tonic in iclns; o especial."

tin malaria or it one a ',true‘
curative influence on the disease. driv
in: it out rely out or the system.

haying none at this (trust's had often
shoots;
Tex. writes:
low with malarial lover and middle
till he took Electric Bitters; whic
saved his life. .
. ilrug‘ fimrot'price it c. ausrhnteiid.

.ll‘lAlL mo ’0 OONTRMWOR D AD
il‘lllOithl. 2...”!in 1dw«(io0rao Wk

,'

i

. ii .
"ed to a he were seed eaten

lili- check our
. ‘ ‘ a stateme
‘ tarmsrs.w
dent of their land. ,

A no Win ht

sanitatioils an one oil

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

lly limits I secluded spot. in which -

lsyond said atmosphere after once ‘

MW» 6 *
M0 TARA SENATORIAL GONTEBT.

lucceoli Paris Gibson. Junior senator ,, ‘
trout Montana. and Wednesday the

The Republicans have a ma- . 6

but; former United States Senator ‘

ugh the Republicans have thus far 1
r used to caucus on the election of I

I", .
is much t be preserved to (tummy. ,

iii: 8. Monday. cl Henrietta.
“My brother was very;

t F. ii. Bntxerr-
soy. a veteran conic ctior. is dead bare; ;‘

Jedi e‘rs partner. I
it in tracks
hid .

all
Axooutlvc committee
tiy help the work in
erection}: paper was

grits

6666i”

8h aiilblll‘itl’ ill 1,0
thout hirdh’ lb
who on
wgt w‘? -.
0 at ow 11

its bout 7'

Al paper on careful identification
compumd the stbodsld 15?)“ uglren or,
b u “

was controversy. shaman N no
allele of twctli y y Exp ,
could not agree on What they end? .
seen.
The next meeting will so hold at
the some place when Miss Wilcox. or 1
Weatport, is expected to speak. “
The check list ior December shows .
many birds staying with as little can
pooled by those who have never look t
ed for bird life in winter. The lps~
wtoh sparrow found on Great Marsh
is probably the rarest bird )1de fr6ni

Nor-walk. '
The list shows 38 varieties, as fob -
lows: i
Old squaw. block duck, soldén eye, .
herring gull. sparrow hawk marsh
hawk rod shouldered hawk,
owl. hing usher. hairy woodpecker.
downy Woodpecker, horned lurk. blue
joy. crow, red poll. ipswich sparrow,
Hoebnl’ n grcebc. sterling, meadow
larlr purple llnch .gold illicit, p’he

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 

whitoihroatcd sparrow, tree spurrow, .
.iunco song sparrow swamp sparrow
chowlnk. Carolina wren brown creep-
or whlicbrcnstod nuthutch chlcd

 

 

 

goldou- trowncd klngiet robin. ablue
bll‘hl ‘

STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. lira

tiilnn Balm is breaking up Colds when
her tried, almost without exception
[0, 26. 500 and $1.00 bullies. The. Ci“
ford. Baxter's and Pislsted’s. “
NOT A SINGLE CENT LEFT FOR
DIVIDENDS.

Creditors of Elmore D. Aivord Will
Loire All-Fai‘ed for Over a Quart-
ter of a Million Dollars—-
Assets In the Air. ' ‘

Not out‘ sinulc cent in the Way 0’
a dlridcud (in the cmlliors of Elmore
i). Alt'ord got through his bankruptcy
proceedings This nus the cubslnuc
of the final report made by 1119 true
'0‘ n' “ .. in" mcliht oi his Credi
tors held Saturday at the office of Job
n shuns. rout-cc in bankruptcy. 'l‘h
trustee reported that he had realize:
about $100 from the means assets at
tercd by the bankrupt. but that the
expense of administering the solar.
had eaten all this up.

Mr Aivord died a petition in bank
"uptcy a short time ago confessing to
~itibilities slightly in excess ot a user
or oi a million dollars. His assets
ore very nlcusrc and have not audit
d to allow any dividend to be pail
) the creditors Mr Aivord was f0:
criy connected with the Swords bum
‘r company of this city. and toe

itowing what has done with tho iarg
tins of money that passed through
is hands in into years

His failure was brought abou
trough the operations of the Sturgei
’hltloclt Realty company. lnw whirl
is was largely interested His fallurv
. s regards the amount of his llablil
tea and the smallest of his asset
rite one of the largest ever records:
in this action of the state A recom
mandation has been made that his dis
charge from bankruptcy be allowed
since none of his creditors object.

 

The fellow Who ports his hair in the
middle isn l. necessarily well balanced

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snowy "

slekln I‘mgllflil sparrow. snow lie on,

lied that he kept no books at all. y

6 long; 10-4, 2% yards long

 

 

 

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This is blur Annual Sale of Figured Lawna,‘
Batistes. Dotted Swiss Muslim. cotton Grenadines and Silk
bionssclinas. All" immense and satisfactory showing of dolor
ty’, exquisite fabrics for summer frocks. and all under regs-
iar prices. Notice the values carefully.

' isoo yards of Figured and Striped Batiste, light grounds,
'naVy and black, also block Crosscbar Musllns always 8

_ and lot:

at 5 cents a yard.
2500 yards of Lace-striped Batiste, Dimity and ‘India
Linen, regular value 15 and 17c
at 8 cents a yard.
3500 yards of" Swiss Muslin, light and dark colors, also
Dimity in black and navy grounds, regular 19c‘valuc,
at m cents a yard.‘
5000 yards of Zephyr Muslin, fine Dimity and Batiste,
including Lace Stripes, originally 20 and 25c,

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at 12,”. cents a yard.

2,000 yards of Figured Irish Linen Dimily, made' in Bel-““'
fast Brocaded Swiss Muslin and Satin Striped Batistee,
beautiful materials that all women love and which are worth»
25 and 35c ‘

at 15 cents it yard.

2000 yards of Orgaudic Poplin, Black Lace Striped Gren-
adine and Rosebud Organdic, regular value 30 aid 37%:
, at 19 cents a” yard.

2500 yards of fine Swiss Muslin, Topaz Silk, Figured Silk
Muslin and Silk-stripe Batiste, beautiful designs for summer
gowns or for evening wear at present, 40 and 50c values,

at 25 cents a yard.

3000 yards of plain Silk Mousseliue, Crepe tie Channe. Silk :i
and Linen Batiste, Black Lace Grenadinc and St. Gall Swiss,
representing values 50. 75 and 98c
at 39 cents a yard.

Sale opened this morning.

The D. flood Co.

 

JANUARY ’USLIN S
‘ V 6 6. 6 r". . .6626 I ,.
This is the season of the sale of Cotton Cloths for the various
Home uses. such as Sheets, Pillow Cases, Underwear and the like.
We have a large variety of the popular brands, including Lens.
laie, Fruit of the Loour. Dwight Anchor. Masonviile and others.
Also Lousdaic Cambrics Pride of the West, English Long Cloth,
our qualities Nainsook, etc.
In the wider Cloths we have Pillow Case goods 42 inch 45 inch,
,0 inch, 54 inch.

For Sheets. Unbleached. Half Bleached and Bleached: 7-4, or

, lid yards wide; 8-4. of 2 yards wide; 9‘4. or 2% yards wide; 104.

)r 2%, yards wide.

In addition we have made up goods: ‘ r ,.

Pillow Cases, 42 inch, 45 hub 50 inch and 54. inch.

'. iiu“ -‘«'

Sheets, 7-4, 2% yards long; 8‘4. 2% yards longii 9'44, 2 A yards

'all'i

We invite your inepection of qualities and priCcs.‘

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scour commit. colitis

Telephone 5430.

 
 
 

 

 
 

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h.l‘uiltlu: 33 We
limit the market.

(in hemp

 

 

30 Ilil‘6 are theynt V . hioh they stood that
. red to pi case! i 032nm? ban: in your house or, lace
tor a taxation? trial hurts you. . p

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rent it you do... tun ms sham» Wihb Sikh.“ iron
reuse it will do enstrstel beyond the possibility , cube 1
:ive more light so any two‘ atlas Lamps of any at him
glittery. incandescent Electric plants. ,

 

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