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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-07
ONE WAY TO WOO.
Massachusetts Girl Marries the Man
Who Attempted to Take Her
Life.

Lowell, Mass, April 6.-Henry NJ.
Entwistle, who was sentenceds to
fifteen years in prison in 1892 for
shooting Maria Clegg, with intent to
kill, has been released from the prison
through the efforts of the young lady
and they both will sail for England
in a few days, where they will be
married Entwistle was in love with
the young woman, but her father OBJ
jected to the match. On the after
noon of October 6, 1891, Entwistle
waited for Miss Clegg outside the
Massachusetts mills and fired four
shots from a revolver at her. He in
tended to kill himself. but was pre-
vented. After a long illness, the
young woman recovered.
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HAs BEEN REINsTATEn.

Denver, April 6.-Rev. NJ. Cullxin.
the Catholic priest who was dispos-
sessed of his parish in this diocese
several years ago on account Of err
ratio actions. has been reinstated by
the vatican. and Bishop Matz has
been ordered to pay him $4,000 back
salary. The bishop will endeavor to
reopen the case at Rome. 1t Is sasA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-07
THEY SAID GooDRYE,.

Washington, April 6.-Baron Rio Branco
and General Cerquira, the special Brazil
ian plenipotentiaries who presented the
case of that country in the arbitration
ton with the Argentine republic, presen-
ted their letters of recall TO President
Cleveland today and said farewell. These
plenipotentiaries were accompanied by
the attaches of the legation and were
presented by Acting Secretary Chl in the
RIna room.
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SPOKANE MAN DEAD.

New York, April 6-Anthony NJ.
Cannon, 60 years old. merchant of
Spokane Falls. Wash. was found dead
in his room at the Sturteyant house
today The coroner found that he died
from natural causes. He was president
of the Spokane Falls National bank.
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ONLY SIX HUNDRED.

Kansas City, Kas.. April 6.-About
three months ago John W. Maddox.
postmaster at Gouda Springs, Kas..
ran away with $500 of government
money. He was traced to Texas and
New Mexico and was finally captured
at Winfield today, within twenty
miles Of the scene of his exploit.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-07
NEW ENGLAND METHoDISTs.
A Minister Who Charged Cleveland
With Drunkenness.


Salem, Mass, April 6.-The session of
the New England Methodist confer
ence was enlivened by motion by
Rev. Frederick Wood. of East Boston,
that the conference hold itself respon-
sible for the statements of Rev. DR..
Lansing, of Boston. who, at Thurs
days session, charged President Cleve-
land with drunkenness. The session
lasted half an hour. A motion to lay
the resolution on the table was
promptly voted down. A motion was
then offered, requesting Rev Mr..
Wood, the author of the motion. TO
withdraw it, and this motion was
passed. Mr.. Wood withdrew his mo-
ton.
A resolution was then adopted to
expunge the discussion from the
records of the conference. but a mo-
ton to request the press to suppress
reports of the incident was laughed
down
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AN AGGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN.
EioId Element Hopes to Split the
Silver Men.

Senator Stewart Says That is It's
Only Hope of Success, and if the
Silver Men But stand Together,
They Are Bound to Win-Repub-
Reed and Mckinley, But Both
Have Deserted Them-Harriso
Comes Net.
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LY0Ns' GANG
Leader Convicted and VIII BE Given
n Long Sentence.

Denver, Colo, April 6.-Postoffice
Inspector McMechen received a dis
patch today from Inspector Water
bury at Williams, Ariz., saying that
John Lyons, leader of the gang of
highway robbers, burglars and safe
crackers which has been terrorizing
the authorities Of Arizona for year
past, has been convicted of robbing
the postoffice at Williams and will re-
ceive a long sentence.
Inspector Waterbury says that the
crooks in the country. Postofices,
railroad stations, banks. stores and
many other places have been robbed
by Lyons gang.
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AS A WHOLE
IT IS UPHELD.
Action Of the Supreme Court
In the Income Tax
Case.
TWO PORTIONS ARE KILLED.
May Materially Affect the Gov
ernment'S Revenues.

Landlords and BoadhOIders Will
Escape Prominent Statesmen
Seen Decline to Express an Opin-
ion Until the Lnv Has Been on
ciaIiy Promuigated-Other Do
Not Believe That the Eject of
the Decision VIII Cut Any Ma
teriaI Figure.
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GOOD RADIANCE.

San Francisco. April 6.-L. A Thurs
ton, Hawaiian minister to the United
States, sailed today for Honolulu. He
stated that the date of his return is
problematical and that he has received
no news from Washington since his
departure from the capital.
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SMUGGLED SPARkLERS.
Ships Officers Are Caught at the
Work in New York.

WOrk IN New OK.
New York. April 6.-Julius Hege-
man, the fourth officer of the steam
ship Welsland. and Isador Dubois,
the ships purser were arrested to-
day on the complaint of John P. Muir
ray, an officer of the treasury depart
ment on the charge Of smuggling
diamonds through this port on the
arrival of the Weisland last Friday.
The men were arrested as they We're
leaving a jewelry store in Maiden
Lane, where they had attempted I'M
successfully to make a sale. On be-
ing searched ten large stones cal
cuiated to be worth $3.50 were found
in their possession. Bail was fixed at
$500 each.
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COLD FLOODED.
ONE OF THE MOST HORRIBLE MUIR
DERS EVER HEARD OF.
tim Commit the Crime-TroubIe
Over Real ESTATE the Cause.

Kalama. Wash. Asfil s.-Further
particulars of the kin ing of Homer
Strait by Thomas Powell. his son-in-
law. shows the murder to have been
the coolest blcoded in the history of
Cowlitz county.
~ The men had had law suit over a
fece of land in which Strait won. Last
,<afonday Strait and neighbor named
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COULDN'T AGREE.
Jurors in the Strikers Gases Out
Nincty-Six Hours.

Ninety-Six Hours.
q San Francisco. April 6.-The United
States district court jury in the case
Of John Mayne and John Cassidy, the
Palo Alto strikers, arrested for con-
spiracy and oostructing the United
States mails, reported this morning
that having been out ninety-six hours,
no agreement could be secured. The
jury, which stood ten for conviction
and two for acquittal, was then dis
charged. It is not believed that the
government will prosecute a new trial
against Mayne and Cassidy or proceed
against the other $50 strikers The
trial just closed has cost the govern
ment $4,000.
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of Prince Carlo, was reported to have
been engaged to Miss Pullman in
1892. Prince Carlo is handsome and
moves in the fast set. He met his
bride at the races near Berlin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-07
BRIGHT bits
FROM BERLIN.
Bismarck Received COngratu-
lations From Every
Source.
HoHENLoHE's BIRTHDAY.
Interest in the Coming CONNER
ciai Congress.

Live Subject Through
out the Empire-Prof. Behrinys,
the Diphtheria serumist, Suffer-
ing From Incipient Consumption
Another American Girl to Marry
Prince Who is Handsome and
Moves in the Fast Set.
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Barter and Sale.

The bethrothal of Miss Lewis, a
wealthy young lady of New York to
Prince Carlo Isenburg-Birstein, is
announced. The groom is an officer
of a guard regiment and his family
was once a reigning one, but medi-
affixed at the beginning of the CEN
fury. Prince Victor, the elder brother
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MILIUS FRANK,
 780 CHAPEL STREET. Thr00-H0ur Sale. Wait for Thursday, Oct. 17th,
 When We Will Sell You Goods 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR,
 BETWEEN 9 and 12 O'CLOCK
BETWEEN 9 and 12 O'CLOCK.

Best Soft Finish Lining Cambrlc, Sc quality, 3-hour price 8 cents.
 Best Double Width Paper Cambric, S-hour price cents.
 Best French Grass Cloth, 121&c quail ity, S-hour price cents.
 Best English Hair Cloth, 121&c qual- ity, 3-hour price cents
 Good Quality Crinoline, S-hour price 4 cents.
 Velvet Bias Facing, all colors, S-hour price cents.
 Ladies' Night Dresses, good muslin, well made and trimmed, 3-hour price 20 cents.
 Ladies Extra Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers, well made and trimmed, val ue S5c, S-hour price 19 cents.
 Ladies' Drawers, made of strong cot ton, deep hem and tucks, 3-hour price 12@ cents.
 Children's Drawers, made of strong cotton, hem and tucks, 6 buttonholes, 3-hour price z cents.
 Ladies' Gingham Aprons, warranted fast colors, 3-hour price cents.
 Ladies' Chemises, good muslin, well made and trimmed, 39c value, 3-hour price 19 cents. Children's Canton Flannel Night Drawers, well made, BOG quality, 3-hour price 121a cents. Misses and Children's Corded Corset Waists, 39c quality, 3-hour price 121a cts.
 Ladies Extra Long Waist Jean Cor sets, 6-hook, value $1.OO, S-hour price 49 cents. Ladies P. and c. Corset Waist, $1OO quality, 3-hour price 49 cents. Ladies' Fast Black Long Waist Sat cen Corsets, $10O quality, 3-hour price 40 cents, Ladies Nursing Corsets, $1.Oo quality, 3-hour price 39 cents. Thomson Misses Corsets, S-hour price 19 cents. Children's All Wool Reefer Jackets, elegantly trimmed, $2.OO quality, S-hour price 69 cents.
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OFF FOB PHTEApELPHIA
To Attend tho Annual Meeting of th0
 American Gas Light Association,

To Attend the Annual Meeting of tho
 American Gas Light Association.
 Charles D, Sherman of the New Ha- ven Gaslight company left last evening for Philadelphia to attend the twenty third annual meeting of the American Gaslight associate which will be held in the Continental hotel October 16-1S, The meeting will be called to order on Wednesday morning by the president, Walton Clark of Philadelphia. The pro- gram includes a visit to the Welsbach factories at Gloucester, going by boat, for an inspection of the plant, and a most elaborate display of incandescent illumination in the evening. On Friday the members of the association will so to Atlantic City by special train, re- turning the same afternoon. An infor- mal reception will be rendered the visi- tors on Wednesday at the hotel head quarters.
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New Haven E oys Won.

A large delegation of admirers &C., companied the Hillhouse high school football team to Meriden yesterday af- ternoon to see the New Haven boys play the Meriden high school team. The Hillhouse team lined up as fol- lows: Center, Thompson; right guard, Troup; left guard. Quinn; right tackle, Russell; left tackle, Collett; right end Erickson; left end, Smith; quarter back, Bergin; right half back, Sternberg; left half back, Matthews; full back, Stod- dard. The game resulted in a score of 1S-0 in favor of the New Haven bows,
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LOCAL NE WS.
Brief Mention.
High water to-day at 9:1s a. m.

High water to-day at 9:1S a. m.
 Buy a new house-R. E. Baldwin.
 There are many cases of diphtheria in New Britain.
 Make ready for liberal donations to the orphans tomorrow
 Leading Middletown men organized a board of trade last night
 Chairamn Macdonald of the state road commission inspected roads at Plain vile and Berlin yesterday.
 Jupiter, a New Haven horse. is enter ed by W. s. Everett, New Haven, in the 2:30 class, for the races in New Britain this afternoon.
 Bridgeport's public schools close Fri day to give the Deachers an opportun- ity to attend the state convention of teachers to be held here.
 The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Consolidated road will be held at the railroad building to-day, beginning at F o'clock noon.
 The new $S0,O0 Masonic Temple in Hartford, which has been erected by the Masonic bodies in that city, will be
  November.
 An exciting football game will take place Friday morning between Hill house and New Britain high schools teams. The rivalry between these two elevens is intense.
 The funeral of Jane Austin, widow of the late Henry Austin, will take place at Trinity chapel, George street, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev MT Scoville will officiate.
 The state board of health report for fhe month says typhoid fever is quite prevalent in the state. It has manifest ed itself in forty-seven towns during the month. Danbury has twenty-three cases and Hartford has twenty-siy cases
 The l.. Candee & Co.'S rubber fac tory was closed yesterday on account of the holiday. The erection of the new boiler is rapidly progressing under the able direction of the foreman for the Clonbrock Steam Boiler company, MT |. c. Graham.
 Patrick O'Hara, aged sixty, of 2S1 East street, a truck driver for Michael H1ines, who does the carting for the Winchester Repeating Arms company was thrown from his truck while driv- ing on Canal street yesterday morning and instantly killed.
 General E. E. Greeley has been re- elected director and president of the Stamford Street Railway company Samuel F. Greeley was erected a direc- tor, as was also D. O. Lombard of this city, who is a purchasing agent fol timber of the Consolidated road.
 Attorney Jason P. P.Thomson's condition had not materially changed last even ing from what it was Monday night and still remained critical in the ex treme. Early yesterday morning ht had an alarming attack of unusua weakness, but did not seem quite st depressed last evening.
 A boy about seventeen years of age giving the name of George Watson, was arrested on Chapel street last night fol begging and on his way to the station house broke away from the officer, but was caught again after chase. It was subsequently, learned that his righ name was George Mccarthy of Bridge port
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Intended to Catch Your Eye.

Don't skip this paragraph because it is small. It is worth reading for it tells about The Pineola Balsam, cer- tain remedy for cough, tickling in the throat and the stopped up feeling in the upper part of the chest. A simple cough may turn into something serious if let alone. It ceases to veX you and to keep you awake o'nights when you have allayed the inflammation in your throat with Ely's Pineola Balsam. The druggists sell it for twenty-five cents.
 o16 3teod 1tw
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Children's Elegant Eiderdown Cloaks, trimmed with Angora Fur, value $1,S5, S-hour price 75 cents.
 Infants All Wool Cashmere Cloaks, richly embroidered with silk, S2,00 qual- ity, 3-hour price S5 cents.
 Ladies' Hemstitched Hdkfs, white or colored border, S-hour price ? cents.
 Elegant Feather Boa Collarettes, g. hour price 30 cents.
 Elegant large size Feather Boas, AS inches long, $1.5o quality. S-hour price 9S cents.
 Handsomely Embroidered Baby Car riage Robes, S-hour price 29 cents.
 Children's Nice, Warm Flannel Dresses, 3-hour price 29 cents. Mems heavy Canton Flannel Draw CTS, 35c quality, S-hour price 1T cents. Mems heavy Flannel Shirts, soc val ue, S-hour price 25 cents. Mems Extra Value Flannel Shirts, $1.00 quality, 3-hour price 49 cents. Children's Fast Black Cotton ribbed Hose S-hour price cents. Mems Celluloid Collars, 25c quality, S-hour price cents. Mems Night Shirts, made of Dwight Anchor Cotton, 52 inches long, nicely embroidered, 60c quality, 3-hour price 29 cents.
 Mems White Shirts, reinforced be- som, double facings, well made, S9c quality, S-hour price 25 cents. Mems extra quality Merino Woolen Socks, 25c quality, 3-hour price 121a cts. Mems extra cotton Seamless Socks, 10 pairs for 25 cents. | Mems Silk Embroidered Suspenders, 3-hour price 10 cents Boys Elastic Suspenders, leather ends, 1213c quality, S-hour price cts Mems Medieated All Wool Scarlet | Undershirts and Drawers, 75c value, g. hour price 49 cents,
 Good American Pins, 3-hour price 1c.
 Good quality Safety Pins, 3-hour price 1 cent.
 Children's Elastic Hose Supporters, Lindsay patent clasp attachment, g. hour price cents.
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Wednesday, October 16, 1895.
NEW ADVERTISEuEN YS TO-DAY.

 Auction Sae--John T. Sloan. American Line--J. M. Lines, Jr, Cut Prces-SilVerthau & Son. Daily Chat-Mnlley. Nicely X Co. Dr. .kennedys Favorite Remedy-At Druggists Dr, Greenes Nervura-At Druggists. Estate Mariner Beecher-Probate Notice, For Rent-Flat-5s Greene Street, Grand Shopping Emporium-F M. Brown Co Garments-The Chas. Mouson Go. NIillinery-E. Mcintyre X Co., Our Thursday-Ho x Stetson. Ranges-P. J. Kelly & Go. Shakers Cordial-At Druggists Shoes-C. il. Ayers Three Hour Sales-Milius Frank. Wanted Situation-Box H., Branford, Ct. Wauted-Situation-22 Edgar Street. Wanted-Cook-2 Church Street. Wanted-Situations-l31 Washington Street. Wanted-Servaut-l7S Wooster Street. Wanted-NIan-E. BemenU Wanted-Situation-li Alton Street. Wanted-Situation-29l Davenport Avenue. Wanted-Situation--4 York Street. Wanted-Situatlon- Olive Street. Wanted-Situation--3S York Street. Wunted-Situation--M D., This Office. Wanted-Situation-C M., This Office.
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Now to the SuDreme Court

Washington, Oct. 15.-Attorney Gen eral Harmon has instructed District At torney McKissick of San Francisco, in iii the case of the late eX-Senator Stan ford, recently decided adversely to the United States by the supreme court of California, to perfect an appeal as rap idly as possible and carry the case up to the United States supreme court. In all the courts in which the case has SO far been tried the decisions have been adverse to the government,
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20 Pianns in11Days.

c. M. Loomis' Sons have handled 90 pianos from the seashore to the colleges, and to other customers, during the last IT days. Loomis' Temple of Music, S33 Chapel street. o16 3t
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gn,trmal and Gurrrirr,
NEW HAVEN, CONN,

THREE MONTHS, $1, 90; ONE MONTH, 50 CENTS; ONE WEEK, l5 DENTS; SINGLE COPIES, 6 CENTS.
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5 SHARP DECISIVE BARGAINS.

Unfortunately, quantities are not large, so we cannot promise them for all day. So take heed and trade in the morning.
 1 case Fine, Handsome Dress Flannelettes, in dark, rich, Autumn styles. Sold always at l0c, but this lot goes
 Thursday at 6ae yd. yd. wide Lonsdale Cambric. Everybody knows that they're regu- larly 10c.
 Thursday, at 7ae yd. 50 dog. Turkish Wash Cloths.
 Thursday, 2e each.
 Linen Department.
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WEATHER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
 WASHINGTON. D. C., Oct. IA, 1895, 8 D. m. Forecast for Wednesday-For New England and eastern New York: Clearing weather on the coast tonight, generally fair Wednesday, warmer Wednesday night, variable winds.
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Local Weather Report. FOR OCTOBER l5, 1895.

Mean temperature. II.
 Max. temperarure 52
 Min. temperauure. 36.
 Precipitation .l9 inches. Max. velocity of wind l2-N. Accumulated excess Of daily mean tenn perature slnce January 1. 6S degrees; or an average daily excess or 9 degrees Total deficiency nprecipitarlon since Janu- ary l. 1l.67 inches.
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SILKS.
 We offer nothing but clean, desirable goods. Here's a lot of handsome Figured Taffeta Silks, the correct thing for waists and dresses also a few pieces of All-Silk Moire- Changeable Surahs, etc. Goods worth 75f any day.
 Thursday, 3of yd. DRESS GOODS.
 A lot of fine quality All-Wool Imported Figured Novelties, in ex- cellent shadings. Have sold at 75G.
 Thursday, 3oe yd. 5O=INCH "ROUGH AND READY" SERGE,
 in Black and Navy-a heavy, durable fabric, strictly all wool. As good a cloth has never before been oHered at such prce-|op quallty.
 Thursday, 4oe yd. MACKINTOSHES.
 A big lot just for a lively sale. One lot handsome garments GOV cred with All Wool Cloth-best rub Der back. All sizes, Value. $500.
 Thursday, S2.5O.
 The other lot is of high grade Mackintoshes with both long and short capes light and dark colors- all sizes. Usually $750 to $12.00.
 Thursday, S3.0S. NOTE. We cannot guarantee this sup ply to last the day, so advise morn- ing purchasing. LADIES' NECKWEAR.
 50 New and Very Stylish Rib bon and Lace Yokes. All colors. Worth $1.3S.
 Ih uTSday, Ve VEILINGS.
 Just to cause a stir in the Yelling trade
 Thursday-all our 3se Veilings, 30e yd.
 [" |" 25c ( I0c yd.
 :" 1Sc " 15e yd. This includes every piece of Yelling in our stock, without reserve, and is remarkable bargain. EMBROIDERIES. Large lot of 1211a, 15 and 18e En- broideries-
 Thursday, & yd.
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MAlLEY*NEErYi9@:
New Haven. Wednesday. Oct. 16, 1895.
 TELEPHONE No. S93.
ZHe goodness of goods ts m'{ghtier
 than the P00'RsSS off prices,
A Strong Factor

"A oNA SAAS ~N~NSA in this weeks selling is in Underwear for both sexes.
 Women's Ypsilanti Union Suits at $Ioo,
 Women's Equestrian Tights, $I,oo Women's Norfolk and New Bruns- wick garments, 75c. each
 Women's camels hair and natural wool garments, SIoo each.
 Women's "Famous Egyptian gar ments, soc, each.
 Women's ffty-cent Fleeced Jersey Vests, 3 for SI.oo.
 Children's" Norfolk and New Bruns- wick garments, 50 cents to $Ioo.
 Chldren's "Harvard Mills" knit garments, @, B and $ cents.
 Chldren's Union Suits at Sr.I2K to $I.5o
 Childrcn's Phyllis" sanitary gar ments, S2.5o.
 There's a window of Under wear expressly for Children and their Mothers. See 1t. Hosiery and Underwear Counter.
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5O=INCH "ROUGH ANI
 READY" SERGE.

in Black and Navy-a heavy, durable fabric, strictly all wool. As good cloth has never before been offered at such price-75e quality.
 Thursday, 40e yd.
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BOYS HOSE.

The famous Ipswich Fast-black Ribbed Hose. Always sold at 25c pr. Here's harvest for you, moth CTS.
 Thursday. l7e pr,
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E H EMERY nh.n,

E. H. EMERY, Observer. Note.-A minus sign t-l prehxed to ther- mometer readings indicates temperature be- low zero.
 App in connection with falltndtcates trace of rainfall too small to measure, Snow is melted and resulting depth of water not known.
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SUSPENDERS

for men. Webs warranted. Excellent assortment styles = regu- lar 25e quality.
 Thursday, 1Se pr.
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s. SILvERTHAU X SONS. the diamond experts at i90 Chapel St., have just put in complete line ot Cut Gl tss which, in order to Intro- ducc to their custom rs. they will sci al about One-hilf the usual prices charged for sucn goods. Everythiu-. from q wine rlaSS to a sstldl bowl, will De offered for q few days only at a cut price. Lovers Ot Cut Glass please remember we keep q full line 0t the best pat te"ns.