Evening gazette, Monday, January 10, 1898 · page 4

 

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, “hen the War Really Ended. _
Many people think Appomattm
mar kcd the end of the war, as sumterl"
did its beginning, As a matter of fact

4 First Prizes, each of $100 Cash.

THE GREA’r JOKEV or PARIS.

The l’erpetrator of It: Made 52 ,400 by
His Obstinacy.

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20 Soon “ " $l00 Pierce S aclal Bibycles, Pails has been laughing over a com. A p . - .- 1 . _\
. P cdy 111 real, life, 11111111011 ‘Le Locataire Egalfgodlldsgfihee‘fPig-(11:3 £31” JOHN HADDEN, PROPRIE’l‘OR. . a
. ‘ . n ‘ lurV ‘3 at .11 .. .33 rd, 3', , . I-“ ”1
FREE- 40 Third I: .u 11 V: :550” mm iffilcmalnt’ or lhe Obstin e on son issued a proclamation announcing, 52 W‘LL STREET .1 1. . "oBWlLK can". :1
M D } ted 10ccu ing his that war was at an end, and that ’ ' ’ . , - .- l.
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EACH MONTH flat naltllpelilfloiiiistll floor whegyall the peace, order and tranquility and Ch” ,,
‘ O I . . . authority existed 111 all. the States. ,
V sun i t SOAP rest of the budding except a modunun thile Lee’s surrender was not the and ' 1
' . (0“er 1897’ : 0f wall had been removed. When he of the war it was the 'beginning'of fh: ' " 1
. For articulars‘send‘ our name and full addressto finally went away, it was With mqu‘ end. Johnson surrendered on April 23 W 1 t V
LevefBros.,Ltd.,Hudsyon&HarrisonSts.,NewYork. WRAPPERS pecuniary profit. ‘ , “Dick” Taylor on May 4, and Ki1by - - ,
. Early in July the owner of a house Smith not until May 26. 011 Max 13’ . - -
IRW “1 ”39 Avenue de Pliehy decided to 'more than a month after Lee’s surrcn- AND "
_n_ V - , ' k pull it down and build another 011 the der, a sharp fight took place at Pal— . . 1—... V 1 _, a
- ~ 9- . ' in? “I: pccutpantts (if the ”got“ mettto ranch, in Texas, which is called _ _ p '
l ' - - .- 1 1 . n s accep 0‘ "0 ice 0 cave on c 0' b JefferSon Davis and other autho’ri— .
EVENING GAZETTE. death for 1118 crime yuthout a tiemm bcr 1.5 Siosequently the landlord iii-.3 the last battle‘ of the war —New . NEVVLY FURNISHED. ’1
" ‘ and die protesting his innocence- So 119111111 it world be to his advantage Yom World. . . .. ,
'WTERED AT THE POST OFFICE IN NOR- died Theodore Durrant on the gallows t0 have the 110050 pulled down at 01108, ' . J . '
, WALK ASANEWSPAPER' S 1‘ F 'd . d few who and he offered his"tenants $200 com- Must Not Use Tobacco. ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
-_ ‘ at an Quen 1n r1 a), an. . pcnsntion ‘apiccc if they would VA considerable stir has beencre (I . .
MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS. knew the man were disappomtedat hls remove before July 15_ All agreed 1mong~the members of the Apostcnc
Denim—One year, $3;;six m0nths,$1.75; display of unshakeu nerve in the very except one, M.‘ Dauphin, a law- 3hurch of Richmond by a declaration
u'reemonths’m;onem‘mth'mc’ presence of his inevitable doom. yer 5' Flak" occupying 3V flat 0“ :ssued by Rev. John 1W. Dougherty, A FIRST CLASS (3 FE
WEEKLY—One year, in advance, $1; six _ . _' . , , the thml floor in the back of the Jastor' of that congregation This _ A -
montl1s..60c.; three months.350. SWIM." as he maintained hls 1nno_ house. He stood on his rights and .dc- .iivine announced that the use of to- , FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
‘ ' " ': 1 v (1 there cl' ,1 to b’d e bef ' O‘tobc' 15.‘
l '7 . ’ 1 cence “1th hblaS-t uttereduors, Nblizfrthclcsu tghe c011(t)f:ctorL waslcill- nacco in any form or dealing in it as A" EXCELLENT DINNER FOR 30 CENTS.
MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1898. will be very few indeed who Will have ed in and 1:1; men he an to 11111 docwn 1n alticle of trade will deba1 any per- g“ Conducted with-a View to lease its . t‘ _ ll ' _ l
—- d h . h t a de- . , g 1 ;on from holding a membership 1n his- P ~ panons 111 a particu ars. .
' the 311131105” oubt t at e me the premises. ’lhe gas and water. *hvrch —Ba1timore Sun. _ _ 1
The Degeneracy of Yacht Clubs. served fate, and most People will feel were cut off, and the whole of the front ” T ' - , . J

part of the house was demolished,’hut “ ' ~
how much

i" :d‘er ‘ the above heading, a writer
in ’..'lie Rudder says:
1.1 every spot where man is the lead-
' 1111;: spirit there exists organizations
which foster, encourage and develop
the game or the pastime to which the
men forming it are devoted. In yacht-
ing we find hundreds of clubs, each one

1 become a'better insurance risk by the

that every attractive woman’s life has

execution of this nervy criminal,J While
the evidence upon which he was con-
victed was purely circumstantial, the
chain of circumstances which pointed
to him as the double murderer was
without a weak or_uncertain link.

the lawyer’s clerk remained obduratc.
Then the workmen attacked the back

of the house, and took off the roof and.

all the floors above the third. M. Dau-'
phin‘s ceiling suffered a good deal, but
he spread a tarpaulin over it and ap-
peared as contented as ever.

Then the staircase between the
ground and the second floor was re-,
moved, but the tenant replaced it by a

q‘ilart,”

Telegraph.

“I can tell you,’""said ‘he,
water runs over Niagara‘Falls to 5.

‘How much?" replied she.
Two pints”.”—-Pittsburg Chronicle-

 

 

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Fill a bottle or common glass with

$l.00 l

 

Warranted Soli

Beautiful Chased Holder.

a cold.

You may think it cannot possess merit or durability, the price is so low; but

the “Lincoln” is a $2. 50 pen reduced to $1. 00.
but never drips, the ink flowing steadily and uniformly. They are in use in this
ofilce, giving the best of satisfaction, and they are in use in the be

It is durable, always ready to ‘.‘g ”

S, insurance

urine and let it stand twenty-four
hours; a sediment or settling indicates
an unhealthy condition of the kidneys
When urine stains linen it is evidence
of kidney trouble. Too frequent desire
.to urinate or pain in the back, is also

So evidently believed all the Appel-
late Courts to which the case was ap-
pealed in one way‘or another, and the
universal feeling will be that Durrant

and business offices and among all classes of users of pens in Norwalk and vicinity.
Orders are received from all parts of the country.

Samples to be seen and orders received at the GAZETTE OFB'IUE.

ladder. Fully appreciating the humor
of the situation, he hung out aplacard
bearing the words, “Comfortable flat
to sub-let.” Occasionally the “Plaster
Hermit," as he was dubbed in the

founded for the purpose of encouraging
the sport of yachting. In a great many
offithese' clubs there exists a predomin—

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afact. that very few of our yacht clubs met a well—merited death for one Of the neighborhood, would take his after- (finaliincing PI’OOf ftha‘tithe kidneys and ' Alas k a. l
. ~ ' . - .- - - ~ - - a er are out 0 or er. - E I 0N D E
contain mOI’e boat owners than non— most atrocious crimes 1n the annals of dmner cup of coffee outsxde his front WHAT TO DO H t! Th tr . I .1 Why not
bi . ' 1 1 b criminolocrv. ‘ door and beam upon t1"? crowd be- Th . - f , - h k 1 d - o v 5 ea 6- get your share of the great fortunes
oat- owners. In each one of the c u s m low. _ . ere 18 com 011'. in t e now e ge so , to be realized. from the wonderful dis-

often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer’s .

Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy TH U BSDAY JAN '3
fulfills every wishb' in relieving pain in . 9 ' ' '
the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and '——‘—

every part of the urinary passages. It '
corrects inability to hold urine and
scalding pain in passing it, or; bad ef-
fects following use of liquor, wine or
beer. and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to get up
many times during the night to urin-
ate. The mild and the extraordinary

coveries already made and to be made
in this New Klondike— Alaska— Eldo—
rado. " THE WASHINGTON GOLD
FIELDS EXPLORATION COMPANY
under its charter is authorized to
prospect for and acquire Mining Claims
and Properties' 1n the Wonderful gold
fields of Klondike and Alaska. I'm-
, mense fortunes have already been real-
ized and millions more will be made
there. Will you allow this golden op-
portunity to pass you by? A few dol-

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The contractor was obliged to stop
work, and for three days M. Dauphin-
remained in undisputed possession of
the ruins. The proprietor was forced .
to come to terms. M. Dauphin pocket-
ed $2,4_00 compensation, and retired-
with all the honors of war.

legislation affecting the sport finds its

_ root, and it is nourished, developed and FEMININE CHAT“

 

made into a law of the sport by a series ,
. _ ' _ A Con--
1 of discussmns that are mainly indulged

IL is always

The Big Comedy Successl

__ elusive Hit! .

D. W. Truss, 8: Co.’s
BREEZY COMEDY,

Real friends are life’s best treasures.
Black and white satin bodices for
evening wear are very much in vogue.
Work is a wonderful panacea for
trouble, but thereare times when it be-

 

in by two classes of men:
I- the racing man against the society
man. The cruising man. is "seldom if A MYS'TERIOUS 4-YEAR WONDER.

A New York Boy with Phenomenal Pow-

 

ever permitted to influence yachting
“legislation. All attempts so far to get
up. a yacht club that would make the
study of seamanship, yacht designing,
riggmgs, care and handling, its objpcts
have failed. The cause for the failure
is directly due to the men who wear
yachting clothes, but who never sail
their own boats, even if theyfiown one.
Norwithstanding-the fact that the hun-
dreds of clubs that exist in this coun-
try, comprisingithousands of members,
you cannot find in any club any num-
ber of thoroughly competentamateurs.

' The writer has always assumed that
anyuchtsman should know how to repair
sails. riggings and hull; how to handle
a bOat under. any circumstances, and
how to navigate her to any section of
the earth. ,And this is not too much to

~ed through life.

'comes a trouble itself.

Jealousy 1s accountable for many an
unkind act that cuts to the quick, and
also responsible for many friendships
broken that otherwise might have last-

The weakest point in a man’s nature
is to harm a woman by malice of speech
when he has been her guest and hos-
pitably entertained. '

How able one feels to again pick up
work until the first exertion is made,
and then how easy to realize the utter
and complete weakness still existingl

Afew years ago a young Miss would
have screamed with fright at the huge
animals she now Clasps tightly to her
throat.

How awful it seems that money
troubles should have the power to act-
uall y change a. person’s dispositiOn.

One is not aptto acquire a. reputation
for brilliancy, when the head feels as

 

The study of navigation is not
To

expect...
difiicult—plain sailing is easier.

; ding.

though it were filled with batter-pud-

ers of Men1m-y_
Lavender Richardson, a four-year-
old New York boy, is a mystery in.
point of mental development. In ap-

‘pearance and action he in no way dif-

fers from other little boys of his age,
but in his correct answers to questions

that puzzle most grown people he is a

marvel. _

It is related of him by his parents'
that when he was twenty- two/months,
old he commenced to talk plainly, and
that then they were astonished to hear
him repeat facts he had heard teld
with an accuracy that would have been
amazing in persons of much. greater
age. .

When the boy was three years old he
had memorized the names of the capi—
tals of all the European countries. His
feats of memory were not like those or
the parrot, for his knowledge appeari- .
ed to be so judiciously arrangedin his-

mind that he could utilize any portion.

of it whenever occasion required.
'l‘hen people who were told of his

marvelous powers of memory began to .

test them. and speedily found out that

- effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized.
1 It stands the highest for its wonderful
. cures of the most distressing cases.
you need a medicine you should have
the.best.
cents and one dollar.
sample bottle and pamphlet both sent
free by. mail.
and send your addreSs to Dr. 1 Kilm'er &
- 00., Binghamton, N Y.
prietors of this paper guarantee the
genuineness of this alfair.

If

Sold by druggists,‘ price iifty
You may have a.

Mention THE GAZETTE,

The pro-

 

 

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solesion immediately. Inquire of F St.
John Lockwood, Trustee.

O RENTL—A suite of rooms in the
James block, -Water street. Pos-

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It- is effervescent and frothy.—~Even-
Joked its way through four acts of

It is amusing. ——Ledge1. 1
Proved most seasonabie and enjoy-

Was warmly welcomed. ——Inquirer.
It is all right and up-to- -date. —Even-

MIISIG, sonc,___m1mlwnun MELODY

PRICES, 250, 500 and 75c.
Seats on sale at- .Plaistcd’s and Glendening’s

ing Telegraph.
fun. —Call.

able—Press.

ing News

 

'O RENT—J—A large hall in the GA-
ZETTE Building. Apply to (lineages
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FOR SALE.

 

FOR SALE—0n Newtown avenue,a

line heuse of 10 rooms, hot and cold
Water, furnace, etc.
be sold cheap if taken at once.
, Bymgton, InSuV'rance, GAZETTE Build-

, Lot 95x400. Will
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South -Norwalk,- Conn., Dec.

' At a. meeting of the managers of this
Bank held this date‘a dividend to de-

Interest N otice.

28, 1897.

lars invested 1n this undertaking may
be the foundation to your fortune.

The rush to this wonderland necessi .
tates immediate action. The first in
the field the first in fortune.- N 0 such
opportunity has ever been presented to
be people at the present generation as
is oifered in the Klondike—Alaska
Gold Fields.

their full proportion of all profits. No

. “dividends are made on stock remaining
Send your orders enclosing -

unseld.
One Dollar for each share of fully paid-
up and non~assessable stock desired di-

rect to. the WASHINGTON GOLD- ‘

All shareholders get"

FIELDS EXPLORATION COMPANY. .~

: Tacoma, Washington.

The following Tacoma dealers in‘

trade are Stockholders 1n the company
and will inform you regarding the re-
liability of its ofiicer:
Groceries: A. F. Hoska, Harness Co. ,
Morris Gross 9230., Dry Goods and 010th—

Monty & Gunn;

supplies for the Klondike and Alaska-.1"

ing: W. G. Rowland, outfitter; Hugo -?

' Felitz, Tents;- Tacoma Hardware Co.

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he a competent yacht master should be I The fear of being hit by a rubber the stories they had "heard ‘wereltrue; ' in}; 1 _ D29 *5 't f interest'at the rate of four

thé ambition 0f every yachtsman. _But . band 15 t’0 a nervous person 31’1“)“ as Everything told the boy. seemed ‘l‘tp' OR SALE Three fine Building lotS. 52:15:31; oper annum was declared for -
' . - -h f- - 1 d d 1' ' ' t- be retained by him withoutthe slight- F _ . ' - '.

to go back to the subJect. . The clubs mu 0 a rear rea. as 195 in a P0111 Q est change, an d. the result of the men- on Wilton avenue. 0. E. Wilson. the six months endnganuary 10,1898,

do not encourage men to be yachtsmen.
The average club demand a fine house,
; mfine veranda, a ball-room, a billiard-
room, and a bar. Then the "residents”
will come in. - After a. while you find
that all the masters are landlubbers,
:that not one thoroughbred yachtsman
can be found on_ the. committee, that
the club: organized to encourage yac ht-.
ing has slowly drifted into an associa-
tion for the devolopment of thirsts and
rocking-chair proclivities.

l_ have observed, Mr. Editor, that
you have been rapping men over the
knuckles for the condition the sport is
now in on Long Island Sound. You

 
 
 

are: rapping men who are yachtsmen
only in the summer-resort spirit. VThey
dance well, they drink well, tell good
stories, and make splendid club fellows.
'But a yacht bores them. It is a neces-
sary evil. _ To-day you will find that
Uevery yacht club on Long Island Sound
.- is‘a big country club, where a vast ma-
_ jqrity of the membership is made up of
'q'ivheelmen, horsemen, tennis players,
‘ dancers. and golfers.

l ed pistol.

The new glove for popularity is
the patent clasp, which now comes
in the three and four-button length.
No excuse now for buttonless gloves
when street lengths are to be procured
with mom: favorite fastenings.

The Vsilk skirts grow more and’more
elaborate and costly—lace flounces over
silk flounces. ruffle surmounts ruffles—j
and it only takes one rainy day to make
this elaborate make-up look worse than
a ninety-eight-cent production.

 

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Good Road Making.

Highway Commissioner. Macdonald
has made his report for the six months
from July 1 tov'Dec. 31. The ktowns
among which the amount set apart for
grading was devidcd. with the amoun‘i
given by the street to each, included:
Bethel, $413; Easton.‘ 3413;. Monroe,
$300: Stratford, $413; Westport, $413.

The county securing to itself the
most contracts town-wise is Litchfield,
securing nine out of 11 contracts let for
im p1 ovements of their roads under the
law of 1897.

Following IS the list of the towns in
the state in which the selectmen .have
taken contracts in behalf of the town

truth or falsity

tal training, constant questions, ac-
companied by the ceaseless imparting
of information, was to soon make him
a veritable encyclopedia. Statistical,
historical, Biblical, psychological, po-.
litical and other queries he answered
without hesitancy. Where he gained
all his information’w'as another mys-
tery.

As the months have passed physi-
cians whose curiosity has been excited
i-ted by the boy's strange feats of mem~
by the boy's strange feats .ol’ mem-
cialists have subjected him to various
tests. None of these, however, has
been able to detect any indications of
the physical degeneration that as a
rule, invariably follows such remarka-
ble :mental development.

Learned men. from various Eastern
colleges have visited the boy for the
purpose of satisfying themselves of the
of the remarkable
statements made Vcoucerning h'im.—-
New York Journal.

‘

Lord Dufl‘m-in a Diplnula’t.

A writer in commenting on the ten-
dency of some of our United. States
cousins to indulge in ”tall talk," re

V calls an incident that occurred in Mon— ‘

[real at the time that the'press of the”
United States was threatening that the
$5,500,000 awarded to Canada" by the
Halifax arbitration would not be paid.

VInSurance, GAZETTE Building. N30 tf

 

FOR SALE—TWO building lots on
N ewtown avenue, 6011200.
ington, Insurance, GAZETTE Building.

W.H

D29 tf

 

FOR SALE—A good Portland cutter.
Will be sold cheap for cash. H.
Byington, Insurancde GAZETTE Build-
ing.

D29 tf

 

be sold cheap. Apply to W. E. Bying-
ton, Insurance, GAZETTE Building.

OR SALE—Canopy top wagon, 2
seats. In good condition. .Will

N30 tf

 

f1 om Bridge.
W. H. Byington, Insurance, GAZETTE
Building.

W. H. Byington, Insurance, GAZETTE
Building. , '

OR SALE—~One .1111... best building
lots' 1n the city; five minutes walk

Water and gas on street.

g N 30 tf

OR SA LE—A house on Wilton ave-
nue, 6 rooms. Will be sold cheap.

N30 tf

 

80 Franklin avenue.

ity required. W.“ H. Byingt’on, Insur-
ance, GAZETTE- Building. \

WANTEn.

NTED—A young girl to help
take care of children; ,agplyi at
t

ANTED—B o no W e rs ate the
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payable on and after J anuary‘ let, 1898.
Interest not drawn will be credited to
accounts and draw interest from J anu-
ary 1, 1898.

JOHN H. KNAPP,
Treas.

 

Eye Testing, Free!

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Will Give vHis Personal Attention to

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Cure Insomnia vertigo, Hallucinations. Epi-
lepsy, Stomach Troubles.
Headache and other maladies. especially when
of a. nervous complexion

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HE Finest and Most Gom-
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A” SPECIALTY made of'POCKET

KNIVES; all warranted and sold at .

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O E Wilson,

IN SURANGE

Real Estate and Invests
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, Room 3 GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORWALK,‘ CONN.
. MONEY TO LOAN- '

 

“’hat can you under grading appropriations: Berlin, _ d R 1E oculists, he is enabled to test your eyesight ' I- ‘
9313305 in the way I 0f fair and square l'Prospect, Easton, Monroe, Westport, LoréltDigentphazi 1“,,th baCk from AflEER—ilggufifisgfingtgi 15:11:?! scientifically. ‘ HERE’S YOUR “IHBEI ~
legislation. on yachting matters when, Bridgewater, Canaan, Goshen, Harwin- :bjifcltiogs rglséggIEnCOngel‘IGZShig 22:? once, GAZETTE Building. -’N30 tf OFFEIOE, 48 WALL SVT., NORWALK. - . . . 1. .
ton,‘New Mil-ford, Nor-walk, North Ca- ing the money. Lord Dufferin saw I ANTED—Contractors to know. @2 N0 peddle?S 01‘ agents employed.’ A fin? building lot on a ...:>‘: ave-

” the power of legislation is in the» hands

naan, Washington and Winchester.

 

' that the Fidelity and .-Deposit

 

nue.

of the men who do not care for yacht- ‘ . _. that a joke would relieve, the' strain.

.. a _ th th t. the cruiser does‘? The commisswner believes that the He looked round. the large banduet~1uCO of-Maryland, furnishes surety. W. M AC" | NERY. fififihfi: i. h f h

in, m e way a' . ,' farmers of the state of Gonnecticut 111g hall of the Windsor Hotel and 're-1 '1 Bymgton, agent GAZETTE figg‘; 111111 Couplings. MacinnerySteeIinallsizes rrfim E 15 e ore purc using

Yacht Chle are I101? like the clubs that have been fully awake to the necessity marked with pretended ' SOlemnity: ing. fifiti'wheslgli‘fil 319v??? it: tigcififhafliamelgi . Water, gas and sewer, on the live Jue.

are organized in the interests of other
. sports. Go into a golf clubhouse and
' all the men talk golf.

club and all the men talk horsé. G'o
.. to the yacht club and all the men' talk

1'00. .

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The Durrant Expialion.

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A man who could murder two attrac-

 
 

‘mncemen't: “Remember our quarteia 1- ’ ~ 1
, - terfere with preSent town to town , . 48 .nd ‘8 "I'll » ._ Ilk Conn. '
....,.......1..1..1.. 1.11.... missus "1.333.312“- " ’ 1-. 11...,111111-11 STREET: unsure“ new“ 1m
.. y . - - o o a e m. as 2110 1-. .
.a church. and 2'0 000113' about his usual _ 5 «1. 3.314335“: ”ta“; r1366. . , > .11 id natiafwtori instructions «in the ”Fig.3?

Pavocatmn, c0uld be expected to meet

0 Go to the jocky '

’for better roads many years. He has
traveled the statepver, and in his trav-
els never met-a. 1111111 who was nota, firm
believer in good roads. ‘

The commissioner favors trunk line~l
roads running north and south and
east and Wes t, to be built by the state,
thus insuring uniform width, and con:

"No, gentlemen, I have not brought it
back in my. pocket.
fish money was not handed to me.
across the counter by the Presidentifl
He went on to say that he never even
looked as if 'he wanted it, so con-
anced was he that‘all‘ was right.—
Montreal Herald. ..

 

structi0n; the towns simply to keep the
road' in order; this scheme not to in-

 

 

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A good old preacher'down‘in Indiana
is a little bit confused over his 1111.-

wml the premdmg elder iu- the
.enlng.” ‘1 . .

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Our $5,500,000 of . "

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l)ecagons,and all shapes finish on
Everything in readiness to be is
.Our goods are without a rival am
lowest of all. Telephone 314, E

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