most suitable
the amnion! Lew collection. was
completely destroyed.
omitted at $10,009.
The blue originated in the city elec-
tlicisn’s other, and was caused by
crossed wires. The network of wires
trio lighting circuits was soon hissing
and blazing, and it was impossible
to ring a call for the die department
in any of the hoses.
The fire was discovered by a news«
”persona, on his way home, who no-
ticed a mi glare. as of hissing wires.
Iin the city engineer’s owe. He tried
to poll an aluminum a nearby box.
.. stationed outside it fill: station. 1'2;
. lmlwmlig t B‘Illl. n asrm s
m ””2“": 5“" brought the firemen in the house to
, “v 0 3°“ 0" the scene. but they and a few otlwrs
4m"! term in the senate. who were summoned by telephone.
' riford Times. This dis. (coaxial-lath: viral: ii‘re man: igrce
I ”muffin. bill an or “it our. ll ll; '7 (2 file
the are gained such headway to to be-
Wt! vanishes 'h” come uncontrollable. ' ‘r
‘ In?!” min-t them. He Up to the time the firs departmen
at .. remarkable ability and 3:1! !on the Salim 2M Knights h i
IMWITIDD. ' ‘ Vlfl “I'll ‘ roman B l or
. m in pay; "gut: attempts to subdue the names, but
Willi“
stratum gossip which wilP
interest by everyone, is
sis 'of the twenty-sixth
study of utter avail, and when Chief mum: Ei-
Motown.“ all hopes of saving the building and
, 7.. in the senate were {egndnedcgie efforts of thedziepartlnent
ro n r-
lling to concede his sterl- 3y," '70 ”5 he'surrou as We”
,randiuhd of information. will?” theTilames were hilt-coveredI
M” ’. sin A. urner, the c iii-man o
the “filing: ti: ““6 tin" the meeting of the Pytnian body, was
. ._ m 9" met in the hallway by three men who
' t Governor 1:839. in pre- acquainted him with the condition of
lag the rites of investure which were
will on at the time. He calmly told
the assembled, members of the ex-
isting conditions. saying that there was
no need of hurry and he himself so-
pwihsed 3' until: of orderly departure,
w c proved active in averting n
. . The senator had “19 ““wa Dlflic and in bringing out more than
“tithe lieutenant governor was {0'0 pardons 'wlthouthsn, injury. Maggy
W to accord in l . at o my in t eir light reg a.
. h the m but later, when it was seen that the
danger was not imminent, some went
back and secured their heavier gar.
Md been more than 1,500 persons in
the auditorium for the jubilee exercio
on, and 'had the lire occurred then.
, packed as the hall was, many ,lives
and the senator had a mutual ro- -might have. been lost:
Chief Engineer Eidrige sustained his
injuries by the breaking away of s
Siamese coupling of a hose, which
hit him in the stomach. lie was able
_ had an unfriendly feeling for
Both were mistaken. and before
; gm- none in a, tions throughout the entiredurution
" m the to from ’ di of the tire, althoughtwo men aided
him in getting around.
When the flames communicated to
the police building. where the city
Jail is located, it was decided to liber-
. ate the prisoners and they were set
”no the advanced sheets of the 8'50: “f“ prisons!!!“ had bale: an?
' or on y at nor 0 cases. e u -
oilcisl Catholic directory, pub- whlch was a five-story structure of
H ‘1' Milwaukee, it “”9“” there brick, burned up and down from the
.. “3,881,426 Catholics in the Unit- third door, as did the tire in the City
W States, an increase of 788,073 "all!“ d f Bath Bid
. g was summone rom , .
fi-ghfgrgmmg t3:- J::l deiord. Sam and Lewcsion, but the
. 'lr 3’ latter was the only city to get its at»
, her oi Catholcn in the heroine in the city before daybreak.
. . ‘ , together wijtb those in When it arrived it was too late to take
, Nice and the Sandwich islands. :‘g’gum‘m “’0’“ in “'9 light against
~ ~ es.
. ~Mb" “d" “'0 lime" The City Hall survived the creature
"Ales today is close to 1.900.- of 1866, although it was badly mitten
The total number of Catholic at that time. it was iirst opened in
in the United States is '859. and in 1867 was reopened after
alterations and repairi had followed
the tire of the year before. The build-
lng had a frontage of 150 feet and was
200 feet long. its central dome rose
l50 feet. above its roof. The blllld ’ .
was constructed of colored Novia ‘, ‘
tla Albert stone and containe .
‘ INT
:Bomke‘evinr" gives a recipe
winning the inside of water bottles
’ looms.
' Place in the bottle one tea~ insurance was carried 0
. 4 hydrochloric acid, or spirits erty to the extent of 824
hits, then rinse it round the ill- b the 1m, firms
. of the bottle, and immediately -______~.'...
.. ~ xiii act‘upon the deposit. re. .
EREST TO WOMEN.
—-—'
the prop-
.000, all held
process taken but slow sec-
Notice,
rd I"
tend the result will be found
"we!“ . or
lovers! of thencw coat models have '3' A"
_, .sloeves cutin onewith the cost 9
flier the manner of the waists
I“ ".-’—“' .
is hereby gives that the
Relief of the Town of Nov-
ll meet at their odice, Assem-
iisll: '
, Ssturdsy, Feb. 1, 1908. 2 to i p. m.
‘* “'°"~"" " id‘mw‘idizi‘dl”.
The gorse shirt is certainly going i _ er. . even ng.
’ lid favorite the coming spring "’ i p. in.
W4.
3. am I The meetings are fer the
sore, as s ioint hoard, 'l'hnrsdsy. reb-
ruory 20, at I p. in... for the purpose
of pirating the polls of sick end disv
nbled persons.
CHARLES w. BELL.
are always striving to
.0, . ses down within the
‘ IWeir incomes while others
' silty in keeping up with their
the latter are those
'5'“ ~.wl‘iosi'esililiugvery materially
trier of their furs by having
. 4» set with real Jewels at-
io their rivals as s so rd
laying then amnesty”
m with 0100!. one Notice is hereby so that the
m‘”'"'""'"" Burdoflieliefofta'cn oflowth
. have been my much limit: will nest on sens-ex,
metmthe- Jasonry”.sndonWedsssdsy.r
Woifurusom resry 6.1!”. at 1:30 o’clock to O p.
. in; lstsrdsy. February I. “ll. (roll
'33: .
withslosseo‘
controlling the tine-slam and city eiec- .
of .
their combined efforts proved of no 7
to the goverment of the thigh arrived on the scene be are all ..
hill! ways a respect for the affairs. He coolly entered the auditor. .>
in my". whenever be into “descended-thesis”. lnterrnvi'
was of the opinion that'the meats. Ehrlier in the evening there ,
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the songs in French-are pre n
costume. She will also sii
Dina,". an old iiellini
sung, as to be al
The star of
the festival
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muochoiinmhsndise «room-sud convenience!“
l'lhliewhildingisdevotedtoiomitondiuos. “ ,
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pleasureinthenewsightgantnew‘stghsmtedinihese
lBK'O CONCERT.
Too much can hardly be said of the
fine program to be presented at Mrs. , .
Ncwhlrk'ii next concert, at Lockwood» “”1” WWW“! 0‘ “'3 accidental
Hall, on Wednesday evening next. The ”mug 0' "0'"
effort site is rushing to brim; to our live
people even one such evening as this, road
will he should fill the hall to itll ilt-’ ‘
Mrs. Low, who is i
sing, in one of the best linown 0,1,5),
American ”“9"“ 0' Jean d" R" .. and the engineer opened the. throttle of tile
ted in; locomotive and dashed through the
t e "Castn'crowd, killing ailwnlell and injuring
a, so seldom
a novelty.
e evening. if not of
as .lobll Barnes Walla.
:5 most enthusiastic applause
on the program. ills groups
. lan songs and the Thomas
ria, "Farewell, Summer." from the
"Swan and the Skylark," were llflfllill'
fully ‘ilfll'ltlct.~~1\rflllli, Ann Arbor, Mich.
with Spices. Illinois, Chocolate. com. Tea, can... an. in addition
to
sunset—~20 L..—,-.I.OQ
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“LAT” WM“ ..... 01M
mndrylospmnm 25¢ SGsnsShrimpfor...............itIo
, dos......,........us'xlstierpcPi-uncs..............
“summer to. mittens. l'lln Unitarian: as:
nonmembers ............ 25c
”Himmfl
CON”.
ass Pettiidil's are-stat well. our Br commemorative-mm of
II sure-rs-cvseeveslrcsossroe 1. W , mm t.
Wenona- its: 8 vkz.Alnbru‘sin0stflesi....... So a mum-“gnawed MW!!!
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¥
excellent ‘ The Harringtons‘ in
‘ ringsct were a big sensation. the
young lady in the undoing one that
is a novelty. that of bunnies held
. down and holding Mr. Hsrrlnxton, and
while in this position singing a song.
The pictures are very interesting and
amusing. Amateur night was a big
success snd will be continued every
Thunder. The same bill a peer- to—
night, tomorrow matinee an night.
THE WildiOii STOCK (30.
At Hoyt's Theatre, last night, it
Wilbur Stock Company presented ’1‘ e
Prisoner's Sweetheart to a thoroughly
appreciative audience. in this bill
the company did some of their best
work. Madame Flower. in the special»
ties. continues to pieces and is ob-
liged to respond to several encoreu at
every appearance. Tonight the bill
Will be 0!: Russian Boil. Tomorrow
night I twenty dollar gold piece will
be given away. . ; '
esdingwlth
3- A HIGHER HIALTH LEVEL.
M M M “1 m M . . "i have reached a higher health level
g Bit! M It “clad. . ‘ since i began using Dr. King's New ,
Life Pills," writes Jacob
8 ringer. oi
West Franklin, Maine. “1?
hey keep"
' Just right."””it‘ these pills disappoint
you on trial, money will be refunded
st ii. ii. Busters drug store.
W
names col-r scam" ccivr
‘ . VERMONT.
.°"'4
HAL
9
nun—sen—
Jsmes. Borden. at Fslifleld, Badly l '-‘
lured M Hollflld Wreck- ' ' ,
As a result of a railroad accident at
South Willington. 'l‘olland county, last
June 22. Janice it. Bergen, of Fairlield,
has brought suit agalnrt the Central
, Vermont Railroad Co. for $10,000 dum-
ages. Bergen new that on the day in
linensnnillinerysnd other stoned" ve’
train which crashed into ii freight.
Bergen recites s longtist of iniurlcll.
He save both legs were broken, his
right foot badly erased so that he had~
to bare one toe amputated. and his
right foot badly crushed no that he had
whole body was covered with bruises
and he cultured internal injuries. lie
_ had to spend sixteen weekslin a hoe-
vital. and had to pay larsc some for .
medicine. ' ‘
Bergen was a telegraph operator_ but
since the accident has been unable to
follow his occupation, and will be lin-
sble to do so in the future. The notion
is brought by Attorneys Bartlett, Keei'
er and Colin.
' RANK FOOLlIHNlIB.
"When attacked by a cough or s
cold, or when your three: is sore. it is
rank foolishnens to take any other
medicine than Dr. King’s New Discov-
ery," says 0, O, Eldridge, of Empire,
(lo. "l have used New Discovery sev-
en years and i know it is the best rem-
edy on earth for coughs and colds.
c u , croup. and all throat and lung troubles.
' ' ’ My children are subject to crimp. but
m New Dlncovury quickly cures every
ewemczn lotto muv MEN.” ‘3‘“9’3""K"«°'“"~m’””““mi“? "m
liAKli. Traniicmtcnsia, vlliiih'lia, 'Jan.
- :1,
. ~
I
under“ guarantee at F. ii. Buster's
Drug Store. We and $1.00. Trial bot.
K laborers by n income» tie free. ,
M a “E Iii’halr station of the 1111- . ....
who! today. a mob of comrades of CHIROPRACTIC—The New
9 vii-rims surrounded the engine and
attempted to lynch the engineer. To eti-
cnpc the fury of the. excited workmen,
Science oi Healing.
To receive Chiropractic attention in
freedom from disease without receiv-
ing foreign substances into the atom-
ach. This new method is now being
practiced in nearly every state in the
union and many foreign countries. it
is the nerves that carry heat, health
and strength in every individual. Pinch-
ed nerves that have only been doing a
part of their work are soon put into a
healthy condition and the whole body
assumes health. . The Chiropractic
Method of Healing is powerful and
harmless; it will reach every organ in
the human body. Our success in mar-
velous.
94 E. Washington St, Hsvlland House.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
Magnetic Treatments Also Given.
SHEET MUSTC
FORSATURDAY,
, [00.
The Tale of the Pretty Rose. The
Merry Widow Value. Billy Dear, Bion-
dy, Sweetie Dear, Gee! But Those
Were Happy Days, When it's Moon-
light, Mary Darling, Down in the Old
Cherry Orchard, Honey Bees' Jubilee.
Yesterday, Ephraham Johnson, liar-
lutch.
W. A. Briggennan,
allele cross. '
Donovan Ileeli. 132 Washington 0t.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
NOTICE.
rinnllronr and oaruprsrllic
treatment scientl applied by
many others., I.“ ~
l‘l’ DOES THE IUOINEOO.
Mr. E. I). Chamberlain. of Clinton,
- Maine, says of But: len's Arnics salvo:
"it dose the husin s; i have used it
for piles and it cured them. Used it
for chapped hands. and it cured them.
Applibd it to an old sore and it healed
it without leaving a scar behind." 25c
at if. H, Baxter's drug store . ”
l
Illuol chm
Ml!
Dr. Janine D. Witt,
2“ NO. 12 teases HACK. ”DIWALI,
nllestion he wail riding on a passenger. :‘ .
King of throat and lung remedies. sold” ”
(i calms Lenoir Soc
6 calico Acme Soap Wage 1 bottle Monarch Worcester-
whichhosbeeo
bornetheslgnatnre
, . or
, mmmmm
, sonsisupervis
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since iii idiom
. o ‘Aiiowno one todeeeive you in this:
All Counterfeits. Invitations and "Just-as-good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and «danger the health it!
Wis and ; Wow-1km against Exocrimi.
‘ What is CASTORIA ’ ~
Onstoriaisohormless substitute roi- outdoors”-
noric, mops‘ond Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. “It
contains neither Opium. Morphine nor Narcotic
substance. lflmuiflguersnwe. “destroy ,
22% “ifli'fmmhbfcfihf’” ”WWW“ "M
' c. or idea, cures ‘
and crummy. it assimilation the Food, mines» the
Stomachtond‘Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Warsaw—The Mother’s Friend. _
cerium: CASTORIA "-
Bemtheiignetnreof.
” The Kind YulHalo than Bought
in Use For Over 30 Years. . ‘
”mu-mmnmorsssr. “mm“. V
were
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.» OVER le‘ mouse OF SNOW.
NEW...HAVEN. Jan. tit-«The. first .
real snow storm of the winter clothed
the state in white today, there falling
up to noon about his and a half inchcli
of the beautiful. Accompanying the
nnow was a high northeastorly wind,
reaching a-velocity of .35 miles an hour
during themiddle of the morning. The
wind drifted the snow in high banks
and both steam and trolley road acr-
vlce'wgre affected. though to no great
extent. The local weather man says
that the show will continue well along
through the day.
cans-rant;
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HES OF FORTGs
HONOLULU. Jail. Zi~.—-A Japanew-
from the heights behind Honolulu.
has been discovered sketching Honour
A CURE FOR MlllRY. ~
"i have found a cure for the mlscr.V
malaria poison produces." says R. M.
Electric Bitters, and comes in so com
botles. it breaks up a case of chillr.
or a bilimls ataclt in almost no time;
and it puts yellow Jaundice clean out
of commission." This great tonic med-
‘ icine and blood purifier gives quick m
lief in allntomacb,‘ liverTind kidney
complaints and the misery of . lama
back. Sold under guarantee at la‘. i'
Baxter's llf’lil store. . . “
IF YOU TRADE WITH US you get in-
ducements that are well worth. taking
advantage oh} No slow ‘ times. with us.
GET THE HABIT. BUY FOR CASH.
Hammond’s Lean and Tender Shoulders, cut to . . . . . . . . . .9i/zc lb. '
Colt Brand Sugar Corn . , ....... . .. . ...... . . 4 cans for 25¢
Fairbanks’ Gold Dust .............. ' ......... 4 lb. pkg.. 18c
MaudS. Flour ....... .. bag, 83:; bbl.,$6.6o
Delicious Teas and Coffees ' at Low Prices.
Extra Stamps.
60 Stumps with 1 lb. Very.
Best Tea 50c
50 Stamps with 1 lb. Fancy
3o Stamps with 1 lb. 3.1ch
Coli'cc 32c
25 Stamps with 1 lb. Java. and
35 Stamps with 1 lb. Good
XXX Tea ...............35c
25 Stamps with y, lb. Very
Best Tea ascl
20 Stamps‘ with 1 lb. Java and
Maracaibo Coffee . . . . . . . . .zsc
i 5 Stamps with 1 lb. Best
Santos Coffee .............zoc
New Canned Goods at Prices That Will”
Please Economical Housewives. ‘
3 lb. can Red Ripe Tomatocsaoc Gilman Brand Peas. . .2 cans 35c
Aster Bland Spinach, can. . . .14: New Canned Pineapple. can. .151:
Aster Brand Beets, can. . . . . .144: Salmon, a can . . . . .13, 15, sh. sac
Gold Rock Succotash, can. . . .nc Magnolia or Clover Milli, can.xic
Gold Rock Com, can . . . . .zac Campbell's Soups. .3 cans 25c
Gold Rock Stringless Beans, Gold Rock Lima Bcans, can. .12:
can
......................IZC
lnTskthdvdeMEmeunipOflumYou
Coll I'll Your Book Quickly. '
2 pligs. Malta Rice. . .29: 3 lbs. Best Milk Cracker». .. .asc
p.........ase silos. Boneless Codfisll.......3oe
1 pkg. Monarch Corn fitsrcli..ioc‘ shire ucc ...............15e
1 cake 0. K. Nickle Polish. . . .10: 1 bottle Gold Rock Ammoniaaoe
1 hot. Gold Rock Csisup.. . . .soc i can Crown Aster As .
2 lbs. liest Mixed Csltes..\. .uc MW 35¢
mmm‘mrmmrsca
u" my" BMW co.
' ‘i i. scorn nomadic nonwstx.
... . ,Aj-i'. m a De. rm ........... we
in. Pearl Harbor and the count lilt: »
Semen. of Iiouellen. S. C. 'lt's called,
ash Prices
No.2 l‘ca 40c MocllaCoiice.............3oc
2 cans Fancthubarb. ......25c Aster Baked Beans, can. . . . .icc .
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