V uulouruosm 1 , V. wroosi Dora... 4 . ,., . , 4 NEW VVll’OttK.fiiocti uric—wormission "a" 4 V was [Mill yesterday by the; 'Uiiltcd . . . ‘ . . . . . , V , . ._ States soverumonttcchsnssths clinic 1 _ 4 . or???“ “0959?“: . _ joints of the lilv‘fatciiisteamboatoouarsltllo "lll‘da‘y' gig! iii? @931. W110i” . V, 4 , .ouluphow a cool horse. to M _ ‘yhtud‘. ‘ . . 2 "MM/“Milli mil Atgi the With this act the vessolohicisiypoa ~ ‘ . = , , . , ‘ 0‘» i0 surveys icons see out of‘ existence and all, that is The Putnam Phalanxr lit'iiiiiiimiiise. , . , itvilli ilditvi'iumi istt or hcrsftor the disastrous” fire. bald itsmonthiy mootinsrlast even. . . ~ . lists his his“. in which moo versions inst their lives. , iii ii“ bail: and is it we» iiiriiriiiiii .tory of Mom hobs“ svishdis- , 4 V V , ' ‘1 a cost at the before the departure. on “the trip 4 . .iilsmi tiers and hunting heroin-ow ’ ‘ m1 “Mum. . capture the Jamestown Expositions ‘ -dence.r_h'iihs buildlnsaon;vtllsprinoipul bier and listed: so may“ “a the excursion was the chief cherish: . streets arcs mess otVVcoiVerzand my. the bursa Mum“ . . . Vdiscuslon. Major. Edward Mali pro-‘4' pim- 0f the President are displayed .The root ulstslio iii still in existence sided and there was as much antiwar. throughout the city. The, dayopened will be news to many (or the Wm}; iasiu over the coming Journey as it with n downpour: i'iilwwhloh show- was sold on Nov. 15.1904, by Thomas tiw Phalanx had not been some on V V V oil goo evidence of abatement, us the Alexander, twitces‘elpoointedhy the pleasure trips for nearly belt a com“ ~ _ , '4 4 , am . ins advanced- . ;_. 4 ., United amiss Distribution“. to Frolic bur. , . ' z . v . 4 v . .. ,V resident Roosevelt isscheduled to rich Criicmer of Philadelphia. ‘ it was it developed at the mastitis that the ._ “,4 ‘,4 - ' V , l J- srrlverhere by stoumhootiromoouiro stated that she lied/been purchased arransement‘s Waite practically comr ‘ ~ - , v ' ' 4 s c i . ‘ isolator southern ldaho will “1,.”- to ‘Prerariiii‘moi “'1 exten- for. $1,800 to be broken up into in h. mete- Aiiout 130..includiliii members. . _ ' ' m . " , ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ * m . . Vsivo scale have been made for his 911- Later the mm was towed out to at.) their wives. and their friends, will i 0 en 5 . “ earl“ . are - _ fancntry. This is in addition ‘ m , . » . . , ‘ 00V fl V or sweet. Carriages will pass; in Hook and become h barge. . leave Hartford on the special trnin , . , ' ' ‘ ii - acres 0 rrisated land sold films at tholandiug barge and the pres- i'l‘he Canal-hi Slocum was built in. Saturday. October '12. While the Film ‘ " ’ ' " more in this region since it was Meat and members of his party will Brooklyn in 1891. The vessel was own-l lacs hue token larger numbers out of ' ‘ .34 opened range years ago. be taken iii Miami by a reception com- cd by tho Knickerbocker Steamboat: Hartford. the iiiinibel‘flii’ha have agreed ii» .u... woo miles or irriswon 'imbibe?ii.i§£§‘駓.i‘iisi§§i‘”§i “mi.“ii' “‘1?“ °“ “iii 1" 19°" “m" iii ‘° m Wmi‘l. ’“ iii” “Kiwi" ‘ ., . . ‘ 4 V, or ones t re w ‘ile filled with excursiOn- 3 MEWS?» *3 0 001‘! W e d ii- ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ " discoveries nearly 2.500.000 acres ‘to the Auditorium Rink, where the lets from st. Mark's Luthcrinll Church, tingulsheu looking than in their new Our buy or. If“? months 01' careful «arching-perso- hii “been constructed or are now well firesisémtgrvgl‘lyuddggss thadolegfiletitasto in Sixth street}. on 188th streot'at the capes andmtho new regulation arm! ‘ ‘ ' . ‘ ‘ - ‘ « . A l” why in loans. a state of chi W a s' oven on. urn. entrance in t e Bound one burned to caps for 0 core and men which were . ‘ " , y 'ing. the resident and his immediate the water's edge, and more than 1.000 distributed last eveniiilil ’Wili add to verancc and tore thought now ha. randy. Without doubt "12 I .000 population with an area of 855- , - ‘ ‘ , . . . 4 pnrty-wil board especial train and ‘ r ti . th s enroll . th r ti . ' 000 square miles. This means that the start for his proposed hunt. in Louis- 32.55%?“ y women and children. Thgpl’utnomelglieiogxo:glzgglfd‘ized 4fin95t “IT" or coats-suit. etc-3m: IhOWfl. / rrigstion waterways of this state inns. mum and the firstrcal parade was . "gamma“ a double canal from New ‘ 1000 yds Outing Flannels le llla Dionfordatieapcs, 5 lbs, 25c. F “it: August, $69163“ occafin heitfig ‘ . . ‘ ‘ . I} ‘ . . ‘ v' - - . 'g r . won . o. . a re urn 0 ex vernor omas . i) w ' ‘ ’ Yorlr :03" Francisco, with 500 miles price 12 Mo yd. Special, 10c yd. M. ~—--—--—-— . Seymour from Russia. where he had \S‘m ‘ fi‘ ‘ ‘ 5N 9- . 8'. Smith E: Co. -—-Tclcscopo Hats. O'Brien. been Uncle Semis minister. in Colo V v, V Bobidcsaihe Fayette and Mluidolis’ 4 bcr of the some red, magma” con- rrigstibn projects now being carried treated a habitwilioli sssince be-, outiby the government at 5a cost of once chronic, tbsti‘obgoing on trips H .r ‘ . V V , . V ' . g ‘ o ‘ ' ‘ topolnis of interest. Boston and . V‘ iy 310,000,000 there are 237 pri~ '7' VqA A RE: Providence were visited a 800& (ba\\°"\“ , . i , , . . rid Blinker» . t Yateprolects and Vuiready more than "is; . Mi IF YOU , 4 HllTlhwaisua special object ‘of attention. ‘- a 4 if the acreage irrigated. is under cul~ " _ . c nerary of the coming tripr . ' I , ‘ titration. in all. more than 320.000: HUNTING , shows that the Puts will go by sue- for the best bargains in Groceries at the. lowest prices, hear us in W on ‘ ‘- cgdts'lsuit9"Waists "and Skirts , , . 4 clsl train to Gen sbur where th 000 has been invested in these irrisa- . will arrive about lilac gciock‘ on t2: tion undertakings. ~ morning of Sunday. Oct. 13. They will have a chance to look over the famous ' The figures are sta erln even to ' ”me who hm £01.05; mi! m ._ . . , V . mind: . . ' battlefield and will leave Gettysburg . .. e wor n3 , . .. 4 ,. 0...; ’15;- This store is growmg more and Sunday evening, arriving at the na- ~ of wonders by irrigation in the West. , 7' 'tlonsl capital the same night. After two days in‘Wsslhinginnihoy will take, steamers for Old Point Comfort, where- tbeir headquarters will be until after seeing the exposition. where they will be on hand Connecticut day. They will '-With the transformation of sage-brush V desert into fertile farming land. towns 4 ' like Twin Falls. with 2,600 people, and . ’ 4 dozens of smaller places spring up in .w’ . more popular every day with buy- fi ere who‘ appreciate good values. .I‘ a way that explains why ldaho’s pop“. ARMOUR’S SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS . . . .. ..... .. 9c lb. leave Friday evening for Cape Charles. oun LATss'r MODEL m sun's. woman's cons lotion has doubled since the census 0 , where a special train will be taken. ' 4 1900 a. VERY BEST BUTTER b . due to arrive in Philadelphia early in so Inch 3°". semi-fitted, beauti- 62 inch Black Broadcloth Coats, Entirely no model in black , V ' Through the 1 200 acre included in . “OM Cit“ at any Price -- - ~ - 4 - . - - .33c the morning. A number of hours will fully tailored; satin lined through- satin lined, velvet collar. silk broadcloth, 3“ lined, bra” and . I the government’s Minidgka racism": F ‘ a; Wielxlxitnmll Pthe cityd madam “£51331: out, velvet collar with pique pio- braid trimmed. A genuine ”5'00 Lalgfiigémg: n exact CODY 0‘ V . .V , V , . . son an on e “on project a branch 0! the Oregon alloy Selected SWEET POTATOES, medium size. pk. .....35c and the gum dome of tho “pm“ int:i pretVty beacons, in uhiuiovrl value, Short ”he called the mum“ and . . V will be sighted about 6:30“ o'lock ii ' 9°" 11 “9 °' 8’99“! 1‘“ Opening Price, $19.50. Southwestern has been constructed to LARGE HEADS or CABBAGE from 5c up 3mm? “wins ' ”“9“ ““"i' “M "m“ . Twin Falls. giving to the settlerthhe Y i l C' PnoHlsiTioms'rsACTIVE. O" “m" $22.50. “NM“ “mm (lflsfwfiggg “giggiegrfisumd transportation service that their dével- a e ' ‘oast rockers, 3 lbs for ass 4 qts Lima Beans z ‘3‘“ PRINCE CHAP Sll'YLes Ho (1 l ‘ Ecru. .. . p ', . V 5c .... , . in some new mode oi! line over Chili silk, elaborate] ailment needed, As to the productive- Fancy trackers, assorted, 2 lbs. Red Onion. qt., SC; ilk-i 35° wam ffigfif'hrmommic‘: P“. 01 best quality bimdé‘i’ih‘iv ”we Panama “0““ made mm "mm" w “mm“ and I“; 2:22;:an land the” is “0 “mg" any for 35 Vlléeluousblargc. (lozellV: . 25c yo, Columbia T black. brown. blue or green, satin satin bands. Woven in the goods. fflgmhufi: algal]? frag“: . . ,V . . alive *Dtatoes. cc - ' _ . extra full ploatcd, vcry nobb ef- ’ ' 9 V Sixty-nine bushels of wheat to the Armour 3 131136 If“: 2 ”’5' for 25c Large Peppers (legion ! 25c WASHINGTONLSQCL i.—-—-Thc forces 1:31:15)?“ or [floated skirts. fold feet, black, blue or brown. y duluty6dc Price 5 ‘scre, 100 bushels of cats, 94 some], Red Alaska balmou. 2 cans for 25¢ Evergreen Cof‘l‘l (lorc’ii 25c fiefiimgmémnzf Qfifififii‘"§,ap2§;"i . At $16 50 $1000 op: up to $1: 638. . .‘ _ . ' .r A y , . ' , I n I I s I otcorn. 600 busheisoipotatoes. 3cut- Looking Apples, peck. 25c Native ioniatoos,.qiiari, "dry" low for the District oi Co . . (“Milne of alfalfa of from seven to ten 3_qual'ts Beans, 25c Native Melons. lilnlbla. The white ribboners have N V‘m these are the crop records of 5 lbs. Laundry Starch, 25c Squash. given some startling evidences of '~ .lsnd that was three years ago given over exclusively to sage brush. Msr- ’ ‘ ' nets have already been found for these ‘ crops and Idaho as a result of irriga- tion is coming into the]; ranks of high- ly productive agricultural states. I . 1 NEW PASTOR COMES, BUT onls 032 o , V ‘ failed by the narrow margin of One CHURCH KEY IS MISSING. 3 ""“"" 2 Non ' vote to ado )t a roblbltlon bill for May be More Trouble Ahead for New 7 h Mam Street, South Nm'walk- “lash“,ganK Since then temperance Britain Greek Catholics. ‘ Tel- Call. 698.2. workers have beconic even more ‘in- NEW BRITAiN, Oct. i.~'l‘he Greek illionilnl, and it is confidently expected Catholic Church on Beaver street, by the movers ill this reform outer- ’ which was closed by injunction got prise that they wilibe successful this . V out by one faction of the church be- time in cutting off the sale of spirit- cause they were not satisfied with the lions liquors in this center. If they succeed they say it will have a tre- pastor. Rev. Father Volkoy. has unoih- . H I A I ! er priest, Rev. V. Volosin. who has are s meudous moral influence for good ill just been sent here by the bishop of the endeavor to compel uniform pm- the Greek Catholic Church. The mom- hibluml laws throughout all the bore of the local church finally agreed 3 states. to withdraw their dispute from the courts and such side signed an agree Ina a e r ment that they would abide by the do‘ . So enthilsiastlo’nl'e the loci“ pro. lllbitioillsts over the coming cam- oisiou of the bishop and open the church to the priest whom lie-sent. poigu that they desert a majority of The new pastor comes from Guis- cia, Austria. and is about 32 years of saturday, OCts 5th. members of congress will be forced by public sentiment at home to sup- port it prohibition bill for the Dis- trict of Columbia. They point out age. The Hungarian people are ready that only a. few years ago the. south’a to receive him, for they wish 'to have representatives in congress could have the church opened again for services. boon counted on to voteallnost so a Father Volosin says that he does not come either as a Callscisn or u Hun- garian..but in the lnberssts of the church. imit against such legislation, but that He was met by a committee from now with the torn el‘uuce wave curry- iug all before it i that section of the country. not muny of the southern members will dare refuse to sup- thc church in New York and traction. port it. 4 ducted hero. but a bitch in the pro The prohibitionists say they realize ccediiigs occurred Wednesday. when that the hard iightwill be to get a bill this koy of the church could not be ob. through the two committees on the raised. Mike Berlin has it in his pos- session and. although he said he Would give it up. he hiiil not done so last night. The church must be opened, affairs of the district. They are con- vinced that if they can get the com- the great majority of the congregation feel, for services Sunday. and unless mittens to act favorably the rest will the key is surrendered. there may be be easy. On a. fair and square vote, they declare. congress will adopt a trouble again. The thoughtful mom: born of the congregation are endeav- prohibitive law. Arrangements have been made to have the bill introduced oring to get all the congregation to- gether in the opinion that the church as soon as congress meets and the two committees will be asked to iix should open with all members horns) nious. times for public hearings. it is s The bishop is mailing a tour part of the program of the prohibi- tionlsts to bring their lending speak- tlimugh this country and will visit the local church Thursday, October iii. are in all parts of the country here A large reception will be given to him. the natiOn‘swc which. will “add impetus to t or} illnpei'nlice Wave which seems to be sweeping over the . country. Congress. during its odd moments. adopts the lqu for the District of Columbia. and the senate committee that looks after this business last year their growing wer recently. and they hope to 4%?er n triumph at Remember all goods sold comply with pure food law. i FASHIONs AND CULINARY. fuller or more flaring it must be about lug a 10 and one Could hardly take woman. the toot. bettc e of the lacy. fragile sleeves The waistconis real or simulated oi of chins gown than to wear it The fad for mission furniture has the failure murvcls of embroidery, sleefi coat, but how about her brought forcibly into general. notice often Oriental. heal d coxni’ort? Do these no:E the dignity of simple lines. and the A request has come to tho ofllcc ask nee lotion. beauty 01' naturally: finished woods; ing the Ellgilshwonian if she will re- T "dcloths with designs in the find now that people are fully alive to pent her recipe of u your “so for we re being used by young girls their possibilities, they are not likely spiced grapes. for log coats. = i gmilililld early relegated to iiie back not imported fabric culled pony 'd hat pins that art appearing ' skill because of its resemblance to the in “093 are turning the iiiOiiKhifi Ga"! 03805 0’ sicnclled “3“”“31‘ 0" fur is being used for whole suits us bi certain niecesof old jewelry rmbroidered nonsee are not quite 30 well as costs. it is firm though light, at war at Museum! 'in deposit common as plal: leather, iuVl‘d for £3}: and very soft and pliabla and ihgse are being brought reason are muc n vogue moug ‘ There is for rent rl lit in the midst ii ‘ menu 9 0“ ‘ifln‘srpine that will airs who seek something individual in of the shopping camel: and only one 1 moment as “911‘” secure the am ll belongings. late. i l .1. flight up purt of ii. very lurge room to 51113119301110 are weuriug ”‘31“ dark one who would like to do manicuring omen may Willi? it white lawn lists with early full costumes «in any and shampmmgV with privilege of im. with her tailored slut if 3}". or the light colors like pearl any light mouse front window, hot and cold wa- ‘8 butit must‘be tucked and not inn and lawn. my, etc. rimmed. ‘ is Twotoned effects nre fashionable in A velvet coat over a valet shirt is 8 you Seen the wide, heavy silk cloth automobile cools. and bits of seldom satisfactory. For better is a 58 designed to trim suits and leather in one of the shades trim cfv skirt of cloth in; silk with coat of vel- 7 They are be run with vol: festive . ibbon of self 0 contrasting color ‘ ly. vet. The shorter the walking shirt the The sleeveless evening coat is hav Wt on With stub with a 25 cent purchase or more of Teas, Cofi'esfipidesfixtrsctsflocon Chocolate, Starch, etc., etc. uiug effect. W. In addition to usual checks. SUGAR. ‘ 25 lbs. $1.25 10 lbs. 50c 20 lbs. $1.00 5 lbs. 250 insulin Pacific Tea ill. Made in New“, 1 k. lGHT in the heart of “Onable New York, the Benj ganiza- ' , “tiong-wthe greatest of“ ind.--is ' York- for these hearings. W . QUEER WORKlNG 0P RECENT GTATUTI. ' W I D providing the dis use between the fac- . . “Dill iii entirely gamed by that time Apparently it Discriminsm Against _ V , . might!“ f0? Fashionab unit the church lsihgsln been. . g 5 .v .V . , , * Native. n Phonon. V V ' 4 V - . f “.‘j; ., . - y . l sh. erg. ~ ' “W , ”no Wilmington So, Saddam-1k. Next to Post Office. The state coin rollers Hollies has « ‘ : g. , . ,_ . 9 v. E wmodel “"0". "*J‘Rfi‘g’ium“ con. Phone 655-2. ‘ 1m. mm . honored it our in the town of ' ~ 4 4 ' _ w , 4 . . _. 4 V “y' ‘ 'Bridgeport tor $32.60 for the burial of. ' . , (:0 as 50011 i . , . ‘ WASHINGTON. Oct. 4.-The second , a??? rig day’s sfséhznwgfmtbs gu- 4 V , , nil van on o o snow , . , ' , , , . . port, and who being itsts‘s.lnsstists:ns are ... mi... no mo Michael Terrill, assailed whose throat , pV -V “his credbéd" v I was out 'durins his first day in'Brldre- , . , V ‘ - i V . 4 - V. , , ,, V V V . VV ' So it is that wesell Cloth c In New , . , tw‘oflembcrs oi President Roosevelt's tomatoes, per §;Basket’ i . 55 Czn ”gig°§JP$§$$MJ¥ig3pgfiopflp M . .- 1, lacking in prep— York invtllc New York Styl i Y- . V , ,biiiwf' They were Secretary \Strsus “m“ of Chants . . v. _ , V y a d: 4 ‘ , this ‘Dopsrtmsnt of Commerce and ‘ ‘ v , . . . . C ' , . “mom Pmtmnwmnenl “gym. POTATOES. par Mk 0 s o o a o s D c ‘s s c o I o s s c i a r o s r .V r . ".H . . , , I, . asc of 1907, Which’gzlsoid:;a1§h:: :I‘d‘uby correct V lothes ‘ en m on the Ilmffam were D. it. so pounds GRANULATED SUGAR $mo the him to any town. hurries a. pau- Pcschcs. ‘ Sweet Potatoes. “w“‘her" h" ' 1Rfimi'wtgggg , r g. , s . - n ‘ A Castillo r. Cranberries. ' V V discovered his schema Floris: * , , 053 [lb DaViS ’iurnips. v V . ll , WWW“ 0' ii“ “mi in m“ 1,“;an , V 4 V 4 " immersion Hillier, Furnisher of custom. N: . 0., “i C lér '1“ or “we is not an inhabitant of the H 0 ~' e Y- whims. . 1’- 4 0 so 4 xcitisive Agent Herc. Corn. . . ; Lima Beans. V ” ‘ “ semiarid Muskmclo V ‘9' ' , 'l . ‘ “ " ”the ' ' v v , v «» ,_ , , I. * . j ' , ‘ , ‘ ' “Washington St.
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