/ He—«Might I beg of you, Miss (11 Montgomerencie, the extinguishec honor and pleasure of yOur company a1 the assembly of the Sons of the Patii arch Sc33\ 1tors of the First Families 0: Virginia at Claret’s next Washington’1 birthday? ' Shes—At. .Claret’s? He—Yes; Miss de Montgomerencie Your name has been passed favorabh upon by the Committee on Genealogy and approved by the Inner Chamber 0; Supreme Regents. She—Me go to Claret’s! Aminidal Epr phroditus Skegg, dey is limits. is 3.:0 Egyptian skirt dancerl—Truth. AT A FIVE O’CLOCE TEA. I311!“ 1.9/7 1]! %;—_-1_1_l1um lulu-11311 11111 u11+mwg‘.1._1. J: , . Ti'1".lp Pinchers (indignantly)——Wh§ _ M1s. are you moving those umbrellas; 111 you think the guests would steal them. Mrs. Pinchers—No. But they migh recognize them. - HIS CANDID FRIEND. Candid FriendéBy Jove, old man: Thats the best thing you’ve ever done The Artist (ifio’clestly)—Oh I don’: think it’s at all good. C. F.—I. didn’t say .it. -,-was did I? ’ V'DIDN.’T, LIKE 1'13. Little “Tillie (proudlyk-Ohl. we live an the. t‘at of. the land.- Little May (d1sda1nfully)——Huh' w1 always throw- away :the- fat— up to om house —1Tr.uth31::3. A 43'1" 33.: Mug. THEV’ ALL DO She—Well, how do you like cycling by this time? He——Oh, I’m just tumbling to it. FEMININE INSTINCT . .Maggie—éPatsyli Murphy’- 13 :i-n:3 low. Katie4—Wdt makesycr ’t’tnk so 3? :.'- Me ggie'u-He’ g6t’ Id-n‘ Tia-'- éol‘w “Ar 93. figs Weekly. ' Webster E. Weiss, i: W l . consumption. 3cha1 ge. against 111111 00111111111111. That 1.4 the .way lilmwa'lk Speaks,'and That is the ‘ Way Norwalk Peo- ple Act. At first there was doubt. That was but natural, for people had been disap- pointed many times. But first a man 111 Norwalk spoke, then a woman in South Norwalk, and soon from all over both places arose the chorus of praises for C. C. (3., California Catrnh Cu1e. And now people buy and use it in per - feet confidence that it will do what it claims; that it will cu1e every fonn, ev ery trace of catarrh. Read What 1\11s. 1. F. Williamson, 24 Spr 1n<3r 91.1 eet South N01 walk, says: 'I got a bottle of Califor nia Catai rh Cure at Plaisted 5 drug store, for my daughter Kitty, who has been troubled quite badly with ca- tarih, and she finds that it has helped her very much. My sister has also used the medicine with most satisfac- tory results and joins me in saying that it is a. fine medicine.” Catar-rh in its fully developed forms is a hideous disease, involving decay, filth and actual rottenness, with most offensive odors in the very seat of the organs of taste and smell;firmly fixed there, it begins to attack the membrane lining of the passages leading to the lungs or the stomach. resulting either in consumption, 013 what is often called dyspepsia: It' is really catarrh of the stomach, intestines, liver, kidneys and various internal passages. California Catarrh Cure will cure all forms of catarrh, and will check even incipient All dealers, 50 cents, thiee times as ’much, $1. Break up your colds with California Catarrh Cure, and prev ent colds “hanging on.’ GREAT SILVER PARTY DESIRED. Sovereign \Vill Have an Opportu- nity to Pronnoto His Ambition. Louisville, Ky., Nov. .16.—The Cou- rier-Journal, under the caption, “Sov- ereign’s Vaulting Ambition,” says: “The great secret is out at last. Mr. J. R. Sovereign, the retiring General Master Workman" of the Knights 01 Labor, resigned his position in order that he might push his candidacy for President of the United States in 1900. “Being free now from the responsi- bilities of General Master Workman and having none of the former difficul- ties to contend with, Mr. Sovereign has a. clear field before him, and delegates to the General Assembly openly ac- knowledged last night that Mr. Sov- ereign is an aVOwed candidate for the Presidency of the/ United States when Mr. McKinley’s term shall expire, and the movement of .making him ‘field worker’ is the initial step of the Gen- eral Assembly of the Knights of Labor to launch Mr. Sovereign’s boom. The effort will be made to unite the free silver forces as they were last year.” “I have no Presidential aspirations Whatever,” said Sovereign yesterday. “My retirement from the head of the Knights of Labor is not to conduct a. canvass, but to devote my time partly 'to my own affairs and partly to work- ing up the organization. If I should run for President, which is out of the question, I would only get the laboring vote.” “Do you intend to take any part in politics?” asked the reporter. “I am unable to say. One -th1ng is certain, and that is that I am not a candidate for the Presidency." SETTLED OUT 015 COURT. It Looks Like Hat-loony in the Penn-. sylvuniu Republican Ranks. Pottsville, Pa., Nov. 16.———The case of E. A. Van Valken‘ourg, charged with conspiring to bribe Assemblyman of Northampton County, to vote for John 'W'anamaker as against the Hon. Boise Penrose for United States Senator during the last session of the Legislature, was settled yesterday by permission of District Attorney Bechtel. Pledges were made .by defendant’s counsel that all the court costs, amounting to about fifteen , hundred dollars, would be paid. The defendant was discharged. The‘eollapse ‘of the case has been expected for ’the’ past few'zdays. The with the conspiracy charge Gen. Frank ’Reeder, were the outcome of the fight between the'Quay and Hastings factions in the Republi- can party. Since the election in which Dr. Swal- low, an independent candidate for State Treasurer, got over one hundred thousand votes, the Quay and Has- tings men have shown signs of desir- ing to forget their personal differences and to make up. The Hastings men let the case against Gen. Reeder go by the board, and now in return the Van Valkenburg case, which was really aimed at 21-213. Wanamaker, has been dropped. For. a. time harmony or a publican forces. at .least there will be truce among the Re‘ WOMAN FOR PRESIDENT. ..— Mrs. Henry Wants the Noanination and Outlines Her Platform}. Versailles, Kv.,Nov.13.-—Mrs.Jose- 3 phine K. Henry, who is being boomed for the Prohibition nomination for President of the United States in 1900, does not hope to be elected, but she firmly believes that the day will come when a woman will be the Executive of this nation. She is the only woman in Kentucky who ever ran for a. State office.- She was nominated by the Prohibition party for Clerk of the Court of Appeals in 1890, and again in 1894. Making a. spirited campaign after her first nomi- nation she received 5,000 votes. Mrs. _Henry has recently outlined the policy she_would adopt in case of her election as President, the central ideas of which are: “The enfranchisement of American women," “free coinage of silvfi’er “recognition of Cuban inde- pendende,” “pension reform, ”reduc- tion of Federal offices," “a non— p321 t1- “law- making san tariff committee," lobbying a penal offense,” and “the ab— _ olition of the Liquor traffic.” Mrs. Henry is an agnostic. The thinks Thanksgiving day should be abolished and that noreference to God should be made in the Constitution. \Vhbn a‘ndl'Wh-ere‘ “Ii‘ you ’ve any complaint to make I‘l ivate O’Flaherty, yell make them .311. once, and in my company, and 1101 ‘1? ..ehrndmhask when you' 1e alone and every one else's present "—B1ooklyn 1 [321313. J... CHECKER—BOARD' BU SINESS DIRECTORY. NORWALK Fire 1111113119. Cu. in Successful Oper- ation Since 1860, Na Outstandina Claims. 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H. 311113111011 ; lino i1 iuella HIIHIBI 3 ' EXECUTED AT THE: ‘6 GAZETTE OFFIGE ' m AT ALI. DRUGGISTS. d5 EE’EEWEEE: 11111 T0111: PUlUl'IES A POSITIVE CURE F03 DYSPEPSIII, MIIIIIRIQ. CHILLS 1N” FEVER. GRIPPE. BILIOUSNESS, SICK-HERDIII’JHE COHSIIPAIIOII 1!” GEEERIII. DEBILIIY. . . PRICE 50 Cts. 49 and 51 SAVER LIVER PILLS 25 CENTS B10011 Will Keep your Stomach in Healthy Condition. None genuine ezcept "Trade Zia-l1“ blown in every 1:11.19. Sand for Pamphlet. No Woman ought to be without the sAvgp; FEMALE REMEDY (supposxromnsi. “1 . Purely Vegetable. Will cut 1: Biliousness, Consdpation Piles. Sick- Headache, and “l Dyspepsir‘. Small Easy taken. mmmmfimasfl - mi W dvertising at Pave 1 The Successful Merchants in. N or- "walk all advertise in The GAZETTE because it‘keeps them intouch with the entire purchasing community. SCHLEICHER & SON’S ”lPl Al ‘1 other on the market. when it comes in .. TONE. FINISH. . DURABILITYT. T LEADS RIGHTNESS IN PRICE. ‘1‘ 3131111391111, corn ‘There is simply no use comparing this piano . with 111111 «Office and, Factory, Pacific Street,"
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