unto
a. Com. Editor and
‘1 Prcprietor
NESDAY, APRIL 5. can“
urinm'ruue ‘ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW '
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Special Communicstion "of
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y a._blnqilet. The offices will lie-lil-
led, by Past Masters of this lodge,“ All
lilseter Masons ccrdiely and fraternal.
ly invited. m .
Frdiernaily yours. : . ‘ ‘
ROBERT M. WILCOX. 306"“.
, uérlcumre- AND whorl-tern -
ens' Assoclniou l. {i
' ‘ Nehemiah CandeefPresidentiig‘
Vice-President, Charles J. Pidgeon _
Frank W. Hadley. Secretary
Matthew Corbett, Treasurer
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. A FEW KIND WORDS”
i" (Stamford Advocate.)
5:0'1'. p. m. ,
held at its rooms. swallow;
‘werk. M. M. peomlvo 4‘
the will be missedwby many parishion-
.‘ . .
One of the briefest moesages ever
I pictured by a president of the United
”elm: was cent to Congress hinder by
We fruit. It deals exclusively with the
+Dsnsdlanreciprocity agreement. and
the chief executive urges quick action
‘ on. the part or the ustion’s represents,
mm, as he he! ' it will be for the“
best interests of the country.
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Despstohes from Maine announce
nuskeu Some People any it wan only
the frost coming out of the ground.
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RIOHT TO THE POINT.
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It Is rewrted that the Camorrists
“laughed derisively" at some of the
testimony. This may be a good time
ft¥flthe Camorrists to get the isughs
‘ott
‘ ’ SOCIETY NOTICES «1p- .. ”but the state has had its annual earth,
it“
may crowd for expression inter.--hoe
‘Angelee Herald.
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Henry Claws sligecsts that socialism
.1, may be a disease. it it ie it may lieu
come widely epidemic. It is gold to be
“catching."-——ilridgeport Telegram.
u...
Digging in the bed of a river in Eng-
land for proofs that Bacon wrote
ishukespesre’e work is literal and lit-
.crsry muckrsking.~Alhany Journal.
* A New York paper says tbst there
is to be no horse rscitng in the nihi'pire
;‘ relate thigvspriiig. There have been
times when it locked. ior‘tlist matter.
" as if there would be no spring.-~-Provl~
deuce Journal.
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llugs Raymond is reported to have
left the water Wagon. The force of
gravity has been vindicated.-New
York Telegraph.
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The 30"“! horwolk Evening Wiley A German scientist has perfected an
nei published a "prosperity edition" ; indie rubber nail for use in countriesi
.- liiei. evening. to celebrate the 'Wfil'here “19 atmosphere ‘3 herd 0“ “10""
lotion of a new press. which enables
inls. An lndln rubber hammer for the
ruse of the omisnionariee in, those re~
ii. to print twelve pages. Axum-.4 310m may I“, some souls «New Lun-
puie paper was the limit of its; '
press. The Scuttnel'e growth h.” gh-
li d it to tnke o etei simllnr to ht
‘9 ' Hug! ilviirity to the opinion that Boston worn-
tukeu by The [hilly Advocate u cou-
ple of years ago, although the “you
oate’s “press .is dilerent, usingmero
ctype plates and running pigh’pflemg
twelve or sixteen pages. windowed”!
The Sentinel always was a good no
per,.’nnd this new sign of its iflitb
prise should make South Norfolk;
it“
more proud of it than ever. it
wwe
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"cue courauronnnv conensru-l
LATES AND DAMN! US.‘ 4 ~
don Telegraph.
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A distinguished professor gives pub
on are degenerating. Hopeieaeiy frees-
,ing upf~hlew Haven :Palludium.
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ijtour innate; men robbed fifteen
.srewahoygl‘ln Wall street. They were
cheap sitntei' operators who drifted in
from Pilicr‘s Trail, The Wall street
robbers who are respected. ”feared and
honored never hear any inset other
than that of eunctimonlousness.~
. Houston Post.
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Will the “restoration" of the capitol
involve a second ssturnnlin of graft for
(The Norwnlit Hour.) "”“""“ 3 ””33 mg "m beautiful building ‘0 lhOlli‘
We” congratulate the Sentinel
in new press and twelve page
iii?
9 a o.
paper. This is more than our con-3
, Vtgmpornry would do for us. biii’ihe
flour is always resdy to commend.
town
and encourage progress and 7m
- prise. “M“
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3 Our correspondent. "iuformoii‘t7‘"li3 3
' .‘ this isiue. relating to the suspi'inpiuu?i
of the supernomersry policemen. up
may places the members eye
Fund of GOHIOHIIOI is s pest f
liming disregarded the provisl
city charter. it looks Us though.
W music. the "snipers" are as nigiyh
policemen of south Hamill as ever.
‘ notion of the Council to ”lawn"
y notwithstsacias. ' t 1‘ ~
We
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many friends of tier. pranci-
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der to monumental form ?-'i‘roy Press.
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, LINCOLN FARM AOOOCIATION.
- liomENViLth. Ky. April 5.‘~Ricb‘
are Lloyd Jones. of New Yorlt. secre-
tory of the Lincoln rl‘srrn Association.
ale here making arrangements for the
dedication of the memorial building
Eon Lincoln Farm. The exact time for
. the dedication has not been determin-
Ted, but Mr. Jones said June 3 lied
,beeu favorably mentioned sad that this
date probably would be.choscn. i
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SAN ANTONIO. 'l‘ex., April edible
'tcen soldiers and a boy were iuiured.
four seriously. when a street our on
«route to il‘ort Bani musics tipped over
While turning s sharp curve. late lost
sight. Those iniurcd were riding on
the running board of the oer. so open
."trallev'." which was crowded to its
the overturned csr.
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= Meimgupguto a.
or their systems. , Other emotional
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heapscity. and were piaicped beneath 3
How They Play ilss y ink» in lilo;
' Pscifle Gout“ Meiriiwigl; ,
“There‘ls‘ probably no. city lathe
world where-sit blesses meet on such
free and easy tempos Intranets»,
.ssccisl state of airoirswhicil has.
probably descended frooi: the'old min»
the days.siid thislispliassrd solidity
is-seldcrn spprecisted by tbolaritisb
tourist, Illnesss‘ssthrmh linemen
his cut-encoded tour round the
world.
”i remember once sitting in there»
trance hell of the Palace; with a well
known racing men and privileged lot-
or. irnowii Its 'Wliite Hat Medal-thy:
when a gorgeously Invented‘young
Englishmen. Just loaded from a “pen
liner, walked up to the-ofllce to regis.
lot. while his private servant ream
: fully looked on. When they lied dil-
uppesred to inspect their spartnienis.
Mecarthy strolled up to the desk.
glanced at the register book. and
while the clerk's back was turned in.
,scrlbed something on its open page.
and waving me a farewell left the ho
tel. .
“annually impelled me to inspect
the volume; and this is what I read;
j'The lionhie Archibold James Fits-
‘ Alan and velot.’ while underneath it.
in my racing friend's somewhat
cramped and shelty handwriting, ap~
poured the following entry: ‘iiir.
White Hot Mscarthy and vnllsel'”-
From “My Restless Life." by H. De
Windt.‘
A Razor hivoo's Journey.
A rssor strap that followed 13:. w.
Stephens around-”the world after be-
ing lost at s doseo pieces on the way
i has lust been returned to his home in
EGolumbla iron Blue Monet-is, like.
with the cons! postegedusptsmps ab
’taehed. The strep was lost their in
limiting and later rejoined the
‘tltepliens party is (totem Hr. Itsel-
ens got his more to entrance trim
slid luvuriatad in close shaves until
he ruched the Holy find. no
morstrcp wss unis forgotten. this
time at Jsc‘ob's Well. near Sirocco, but:
overtook lie owner at the M Golf-
lee. in Gan-o the strep was lost agsi‘i's.
but wss recovered in Athens. At sov-
ersl linrocesn hotels it was forgotten
‘ and made short jumps. the hotels hov-
ing forwarded it with the mails to
the sddresses left by the traveller-e.
The strep bee cost a dosen times its
original price in pentagon—Klaus
City Star.
House Where Stonewall Jackson Died.
A few miles south of Fredofloh-
burg and Potomac Railroad. is ole
house in which Stonewall .iachsou.
the famous Confederate Genersi. died.
on May to, 1803. it is interesting to
learn tbatltbls property is to he sli-
marks of the Confederacy. it has
been purchased by the president of
the Richmond. Frederickshurg end
Potomac Railroad, who, it is reportod.
will trnasfer it to the company, which
will convert the grounds about the
building into s perk. Stonewall
Jackson died a few days after his
brilliant flank movement on liocher‘s
may at Ghsnceilorsviile. and: furnish-
ed new evidence of his genius for was.
-letimore Bun.
beam to Distinguish Colors.
his experience line shows that the
colorblind may be taught to come on
dipery colors correctly. although thq
msyoot use colors aimed do A
conductor on the southern rlilway
was discharged for color bltnduesl.
when he begannto study colored soot
ens and plants. and in five weehs
passed a rigid color summation will,
out a mistake. Dr. nrswiey lies overs
come the disadvonille of color blinl‘»
boss in other persons by a like course
of color study.
served II" one of»: the historic lawflw iii" ii": f'. .. 2""{3‘iW‘W3'3 dim“
use hi1" new , Priests".
33.4 $3
An Indians
A csiwmnt or solution.
Man a» have» a wet .
in the it. . .
.out there. has! presented blah-stop
short out to is. mil" item is? nice
for thought for those before the mom
italics of this lend is count to s raise ‘
.short sermons would help to en vs-
Eesnt paws. and possibly indlane hos
r‘stsrted a movement“ that. may become
universal. . 4
' The Hoosier suite has done many
admirable things besides producing
"lamest Whiteninb Riley. She my be
the means or sotvingthe vscsut new
problem. besides‘bringipg church asl-
arise up to a more satisfactory and .
Just elevation. Not exactly. "the
merit" but. rather. "the longer the .
sermon the shorter the 'ulsry." ' ludi-
eus. her pastor. and her inrmer are
to be congratulated.
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A “Mile."
The dihlcultles experienced by our
forefathers in trying to techno money
in very small proportions appear in
the vsrious values given to s "mite"
in the sixteenth and seventeenth can:
“if! books of commercial arithmetic.
The origins! “mite" mm to have
been a third of a Flemish penny. but
the use of the word for the with!“
coin of the New Testament made its
regular liugiish meaning half a forth.
log, and some old people may tome»
“lived nineteenth, century coins of time
rhino. in tho-sold adm'm‘
finite” stands for various values not.
represented by actual coins, but as
viously used in reckoning. A work of
170' lilies it one-twelfth of a pony;
two sixteenth century books on.
sixth of s fer-thing. end in if“ Jean's
arithmetic made it as little as one
sixty-fourth of a’ penny. ‘
A lesi- Just Misses Revenge.
Herman Russell. a farmer of Hudi
son township, had it thrilling escape
from s “meshes" the other day. _
to the; Ohm _ .
driving along the mad his watchdog.
scouted a sub . license. “the ~
little fellow do" tied “at it.
make a good pat.
cub, but when he attempted to pick
him up he w rcnfrontod by a big
mother beer. w put up a tight. Ker-
in“ tech to t brat tree. which m
edthe sapling untilithooka. = .3.
Russell was saved by failing inte’
the branches of a larger tree.
Very It“ Railway. _
What claims to he the steepest nil-
wsy line in the World. is that recently ;
opened near Boson. in the Tyrol. The 3
Mendel railway, with it gradient of M -
in 100. end the Vesuvisn. with es.
have hitherto held the "Ford. ' But
the new line in its steepest part rises
701a ice and lavethor ports Iii: ’
it leads up the mountainside so
Virgil Tenses. on the River Bleach.
electrical wire rope soothe ascent-is .
”made at the rate of five feet a second. ‘
or tire minutes for the whole distance.
The car of four compartments earrin-
u mm. .
Meny Were in the lawleélm
According tothe Isturdnlvesing
Post. this is a story hesrd with much .
g;
a.
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3i
,, indium. load: of. novelties. libel-«w
sud philosophers. end much else in
pills that low. end greet, issuing »
A. moronic“.
“flxrr‘um of use. "it!“ 1t 3138 mi "
sore. incense he made KIWI 4..
"is well as those behind: The presses 5
‘ot salary. 'T'iierei'is n6 doubt that” ‘
shorter the sermon thegreatsr the
bersiipirins the name to arm ”
says a porno Qity illicit.) didpsbrh '
Jitter Oceeii. .While .
gm 3.
lie accordingly went over to the
The system employed is that of M
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1 6 O’Cl‘oclt
I! - Savings
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in Every Deparment _’
h , . . l. .m .p.
Every nook and corner cffthe store is brightened up with a special line Or lot of merchandisenhich will at
once appeal to the thrifty shopper. Remarkable values. every one of them. 3 '
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We are Headquarters for”
THE FAMOUS
HALL-BORCHERT
_ ADJUSTABLE
» TH! GREATEST OF ‘rHEM ALL
Now Showing a Complete Assortment
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We are pleased to announce that we are the sole agents of‘ these forms
in this section. The term “Dressmaking made easy" had its origin and to
epirstlon through these famous fornis.
and proportions. The Hall-Bombert Models are filmed for their superiority
in this respect. which is the reason why they are used by all pattern and
fashion houses as stsndard models. They can be adjusted to small or large
sises, also to any intermediate else wl lch may be desired. if you have any
difficulty in your dressmaking, just select the form best suited to your needs
and try it. and we sre certain that having used one you will never do with-
out it." We have them in nil styles. 3 '
An important feature is the lines
'- $.10 - $12 $15
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utWiusts.
stoutas m writers
Variety of styles in plain tailor-
ed clients in Ferrel-s. (lino
hams sud Madras. in white
and colors: regularly 75c.
Thursday “tour Sale
49c
I‘CULAI $1.7. WAIUT‘
This list consists of the sample
line of s prominent New York‘
Waist maker: fine stns. Ba-
um. and Linens“ in pitta and
fsney trimmed models; worth
813". Thursday Hiour Bale
98c
' . (mum's ‘
L name is. was
. possess
nines 1 to i: is various meter-
' . isle. Pretty Fields and Lin-
us: In ascertained tood
sister; music. new
is! bumble . , .
Table Damask” 'Wiiilléilt'i
Full Bleached Tillie Damask. undemear
satin finish. new designs;
value 50c. Thursday Minor
Sale. on vsnp '
28c
Towels .
Honeycomb Face Towels. will
wash absorbent: value To.
Thursday i-i-iour Bale, EACH
4c
Draperies
SASH OUHAINI
Ready made. worth use pair.
Thursday ”hour Bale. PM!
1%
cocci-i ecvsne
Full 3 yards long. m stripes
‘ in a variety Offich colorful”
reguisrly $1.00. Thursday 4-
* Hour Belle
. . 77c
su‘ssui coon inure
sure «our nail-up use.
recess: omm_
76¢, ,
Flee-cod VESTO & PANTS,
“Berkshire"; always sold at
29c. Thursday iliour Sale
1%
Ludies' VEBTS. low neck. sleeve-
less. shield and short sleeve.
Thursday Minor Sole
2‘fcr 25c
Notions and
. Small Wares
39c and m RIBIO‘NO. beautiful
Persian patterns. iii an excel-
lent quality. Thursday. 24o yd.
The NO-TEAR HOSE PROTEC-
TOR. prevents drop stitches
even in the thinnest stocllings.
lot of I. the.
when: OQNOW" sure. reg-
ulorly'zfic, at 21c. ’
[laces and
O
Embroideries
CAME FWNCMQI
”Windmill awfderange
or dainty yeti-rill: Ito sal-
ity. Thursday i-chr Isis.
DID VARD‘ ,
, rescuers mess
, All mucus spdluserticns
“l “M infirm: lion-
in to to me civility rum
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