n.
”9*“ Mil TIE Slllllli.
‘the ilepnbli: are ,uctively engaged in
M9: fife—w... ., ‘ ""21
Wfifimdv»mfl '
1?“.
1‘ - A _. .e ’
Kri.‘ “us? ' ‘
How Octagon at Picturesque Bell
Islruid and lightly Hickory Bluff.
Enjoy their Hid-Summer Out.-
W-
Weuther permitting. the Stamford
(kinxrsuational Bunduy school will hold
itsannnal picnic tlxlsy at Baton Point. l
taming by special trolley curs. lf
sun-my. the pieniewill he poslpJned un-
til Friday. ‘ T ‘ ‘
. J. Augustus Tobias. salesman at F. T.
Austin's furniture wareruoufs. has re-
turned from a two weeks' vacation
which he spent at Bell Island and in en-
joying a bicycle tour along the Hudson.
~Daubury News.
It‘is probable that the display of fire,—
werlra which the Tramway compiuyk
prepmed having at Rotor: Point, will
not take place. as the insurance will be
affected by the exhibition.
TO CHANGE MEMORIAL DAY.
Effort Being m0 to Have It Always
the Last Sunday in May.
home members of the Grand. Army of
promoting a movement for the change
of the observance of Memorial Day from
May ill) to the lust 5m in May.
Although an not of Congress will be
necessary to effect the change. the
Grand Army veterans believe it can be
brought about. The subject is to be
submitted to the national enenmpment
in Butl'slo on August 23. if the en-
campment acts favorably upon it. it is
believed that the change will he ma 0
1'}. J. Atkinson, secretary of the me-
lnoriul committee says: “Memorinl
Day is rapidly becoming one of enjoy-
ment. of out-.loor sports. excursions and
picnics. it is. in fact. becoming like an
ordinary holiday. and there is danger
that the true meaning of the day may
he lost. There seems to me to be on in-
olilisistency in decorating graves of u
nation‘s dead and hurrying to n ball
ground or n horse'rwe. At present ser-
vices are held in nll the churches on the
Sunday preceding Memorial Day. lly
changing the observance of the day to
Sunday, these services will have on udd-
el meaning and the true purpose of the
day recognized.”
BEBMIT OF EAST ROCK DIES.
Milton J. Stewart. u Unique New Hov-
en Character Passes Awuy.
New Haven, July 2ll-Milton .l. Slew-
urt. one of the most unique characters
in the history of New Huron, nnd who
was known as the hermit of East Rock.
is dead, aged seventy-four. His deulh
recalls interesting reminiscences of his
life.
More than a third of s century ago he
acquired n rlluutter'u title to East [look
and he resided in the old Stewart man-
si‘nn (since demolished» until mill, when
the park commission secured posses-
sion of the park and Stewart cums down
and took up his residence in Warren
Place The Stewart nilinsion was n rum.
Ming old structure sot back about fifty
ft't'l from the side of the mldiers' lllOllll-
went. "9 was always noted for his f‘tf
ct'utrioitiea and the old llllllnr‘ on the
Rock wns u favorite resort for sporting
characters nearly n quarter of u or utury
ago.
Many of the older residents-of llll' city
rcmotnherthu (unions nrir whirhi-ltsw‘
art built on tho hilltlllllt of the ltovlt.
The builder never rousideml tho. gov-i.
bility of launching the craft into the
river from such it lofty heighl. The
city had tried for many yours to “Hill!"
[Mimi of the limit, but tlwvity told:
the property away from lmn by insulin;
hug legal prwmlinus and grnulnl lulu
$3.00" for tlw hull. l”p to the Hill" of
his dralh. Hllwurl had always llvclnml
Chilly llll Will rubbed
With the llllllll‘)’ llnll he M‘l'lll‘!"d from
the our iltowsrt cmded «long: row of
small home dwelling hon-en lilting ml
the north side of their street- nem' Nut-ll
"ridge. His real estate doullnus did not
turn out to be Imilitahle and durum lhn
lsul yoursoflns lifulls had had it herd
sll‘tlkglefioffi it ‘ “ .-.....
Weather tmd Crops.
The “further Bursuu sends nut llu-
following bulletin for l‘omwllcnt;
ill-ups up Mr sell have been slumllnp in
wider slum the ”WM mules and
must he dammed musldsruhly. but on
good drulnsns around everything he»
made rapid pummel. 'l‘herv has ls-sn.
however. practicslly no herniation of
any kind. lluyiuls slmul. utnstluul
nil". might is seen on mum and pine
WM. but no rot. More staining midi
mouth. nun losinlnajsdlyz llmulv
many for cutting. The rye crop was
mostly listened by ruin.
Will Walk for a Van.
John W. Plait. oflm ltldgs. and
Fresh V. flannel Moulds" an»
mind to walk from Stamford to booth
iforwslh andnlurn Thorn!” evening
upon amount aside. 'l'ist start
will ts tress new It ma
m. Patios m. at l p. is.
WWW .maWsotbs
s ,
m
‘ roses.
‘5‘"! ms W are the inseam or:
.a trillion saw! me
mgr ”lot the
.. an a '
p Republic 3 at illollslons
' t visit to um city." l
meltdown-chief A. G. Widest-rt, wlm
mcnl.
"You know that our order says only
such as have ”mountable dlscllnmv
from the army or navy run be H"
l-l-lvl-d into membership. This wonuln
hull such a discharge. The mmlnnu
llor was (”learn B; 3114 Ylsllnn Pest. .Vu.
9. of whit-h she desired to humour :1
llll‘llllu‘l'. submitted the papers to luv.
'l'lu- dim-purgi- was found to In- rug-
nlur. in all Inspects. ‘i‘lu-rv was no
excuse for h’fflfilfl her mmvsl. so she
was duly received and is to—duy u
mmnlwr of tho 6de Army of the
llopuhhr or our man nmong llw lion,-
liili) mmmdcs. line is the only women
now inv'unciug lo the order or who
has over boon rneulnrlv Ml'h‘t'l‘ as
n member. [for name in Mrs. l-lllruh
Ednlonds Revive. She has lived at
La Perla. 'l‘ox.. for some limo. where
the is highly respected by all clusscs.
film is lldll‘l‘ltHl.
“in l'wil slu- wns livlng with her
pun-nix all a little town in Michigan.
A young mun loved her. Slu- did not
lOVt' hull. "or parent» fnvorl-d the
.mnlt-h. Sh. was so distressed over
Illoir lfvll'l'llllllllllllll that who-n (‘ol. ls-
rnl‘l ll. .llil'llnrdllon, lull-r lh-n. llil-h‘
unison. ll division mzllnuludl-r kllll‘ll
.‘ll Aunt-inn). was organizing tlw 2d
Michigan infantry. fillfl left hilllls'.t'ltlil
ill mule llltin‘ null enlisted us it prl»
rule in Pompom |-‘ as Frank 'l‘helnp
sun. and wool with the command to
\\’n.~diiuglon. [n‘rforming nll the duties
of a soldier faithfully. Slw llllll’t'lll'f‘
with the rcuinn-nl to the first bottle
at llllll ltun. nnd while llw (’llllllllflllff
has not climgml it, was part of the
form» that I'lH'l'l‘v-l the n-lrmlt to “'nle
lruztou. Thu ’31 was t-ounm-lml with
Phil Kmmoy‘s division when )ll-t‘lnt
Inn trout lo the peninsula. and it
plnyvd p prolulovul part in the lnlttlc
of “'iliinlnslnlrg. Wonk 'l'hotnpson
winning the praise of ”w l'llplnill for
bravery. ’l'ln- regiment was one of
the lit-st Michigan will to the wor.
"'l'hc lzllo l'ol. 0. .\|. l'm). of lll‘lroil,
:ln orilt-m' ill liw regular army when
ht- }vns appointed f'oluln-l of ”in 'Jrl
Michigan, hall Frank 'l'lmmpwn do
lnilml us orderly ul lll'nllllllzlrll'l'S. Sh»
M'I'l'l'll us all ol'dl':l_v in tho lullllc of
l’rl-dvri'kslnll'lz. “its :1 most skillful
I'idvr and carried lllvssagvs through
~lu.\vl~r.~' of shot and slivll with :t four»
It'aslll'ss lllzll lslll'lll'li'fl tho nth-mum
and secured the l-onilnl-ndnllon of
lit-Id ulld gl-llvrnl'otl’mvrs. 'l‘lwrv was
not own "in show of llumbu: about
the soldiersliip of Frank 'l'lmllipsuu,
:: li' worunu wlcmu just mark- it morn
gm of tho- llrulld Army.
".‘lll'l' lids woman had hcl'n o ml-
dior for nonrly two years. standing
guard. drilling. going on pic-km, pnr~
tiripnliun ill long marches, being d.»-
'lnilwl on tho skirmish lino. taking part
in grit-ll battles. the bud rv'nsun to be»
how thzlt him was in dulizvr of being
discovered. 'I‘his so prvyvd upon “0"
llllllfl lhzll Nfll‘ loft the recurrent with
out Io-nw, put on n woman‘s «dollars.
and noun-dintvly lwrnmv an army
nurse, solving us mull until llu- end of
the war. -St. l.oui~ fillilm-l’t'lllm'l'lll.
FLOUR AT A CENT A POUND.
A large limitless llmw in Waste samples
at the I'rmlw-n flas'llisllgr.
Visitors to llw l’lu‘dnw l-JM-lmngv
often I'll” attention to llw grunt unm
her of pllrifl‘buflrlf lme'.‘ lillv'd “'llfl
llullr. whirl: llll' :ll'mllzml nu llu- mar
lill- limp”! llllllvs on Him floor of llll‘
l'IM-lullluv. Fall-ll our of lhl'u' lsixlm
contains at Hillllllli' of u pnllh-nldl‘
brand of "our which mnm- lnulwr ban
for lel'.
Amp- of lhh- Hour to wnsw.
livery lul ol‘ ll in mild in lb» More
down in tho llllt‘l'lllt'lll in [N'flllll' who
volm- l'l‘vry lmil’mllu‘ to buy llw flour.
'l'lloy gvl it for u I’t'lil u pound. null
lht-y walrpllrrlnlsl- llm wound» or us
many hundred pounds. The slorn
llpflflst m ll sr'l'lm'll In llw umrullur. and
rt-nlnins oplm unlil llu- supply of flour
in l’hllllllfilml. II is lonllc-d in n room
ill the lmwlm-Ill. on tho tllouu strut-l
Mo of HIV l'Z'wlulllzl'. Ewry tiny. nl‘
tor the rim-v or business. llll the flour
ill the Mile boxes, of wlmluvl-r grad»,
is gllllll'l'l'll llp nml llrouulll dnnn m
llw mow. will-n- ll is put into to limp-
hlu nod thoroughly lnlrml. ll is sold
thm llw mixing of oil lip-pm grmil-s
vunlilw llw lnml nourishing llllllt‘ llmt
vull lw prmllloml. 'l'ln- unulull lnmnn-
from this mllll’i‘l' ls num- llmn ”Asst.
thv mmwy noun. lo dolrnr llu- I'Mu'll
was of the l’lnul' ll" pm‘tlolIJllllwmll.
gt "'3‘
“Hit Will“ 1. in» flour mmprisw
.dmm' a "7' .mlhm*lll,l'. llullnm urn
lln- :...~ -~ Hoyt-rs. .tmnlwr‘wmllnv
.ml..;,. at tlu- ywmd lllllst‘l‘. who
'flllllW ,. nr'd llftllill lWll'l' ll owl: and
buy» ll mum i-‘pplr of llmlr for
now 'vhll'h he i ln tllflhlllfl
pm, Vow \‘ovl mm.
w— ...M e... m
limp. down.
“WM v‘ f fol. .‘nul'rlvans talk
llimuxis ' nr uosns!‘ mlwd Lord ‘l'op
lllfll.
"l I ,- snow" mill llll'lls, "PM
o lilv ’m‘mm' out nilruslnrs didn‘t roll
on. .mls to mill flfl'flllflll. like you
i .l fill." llerlm’s llunlr.
as 0m ”in.
“rim 3%" um um ohm you swoon
it,» pf‘;'t,fll”{m of your lu-lnm mu ill
.inzwvdm the unaware um and
will-soul as one also."
"or «DIM» ll! filth he lWIllll'l or
W the is” to flvlds himself.
will! rammed mun-er.
PM! lit the (fraud. _
The remark was made by Post i'oln-V
“Wt-tore!" the last week in April 7
.to attend the department cliulunp-
Hi}
bigot-attain
1
one;
Neghem equal
Unuleln from 1ch
Pair
Boyi '
and “Struts.
GAS,
l! .
HASH &
MASU.
(Wits. 50c.
.
“Be
Luv: ,
travr I!
use lllst ,
FIRE Single;
Special Sands
Lassen Courts flier
Loaves Mot Inns-t
fillet" PIG
It"! "in.“ "ll
“A“ MUM“, 'l'
s.
‘ Miami“! the mlne Workf't‘fl to give
W We lmlwl»
Wki
, ‘_ . W‘m
‘mllr use shell
’W "t (M uniformity communion.
.‘pl,
um roams
‘t
.' I. will. 9mm:
, 'i“'mll t“
, . sodium...
1 ”Inflation Dissolved.
. MM! 9' Noemi-o
.l’Jh-Thal the center-
; IN labor leaders held here
{for more than was given to the
{I new demonstrated. The.
N to be a mu fall.
rtinta and which every
‘4-
bp. battalion on new life, and niuve.
we mitten set in operation which
’are on ‘ lemmings. the entire us-
probe! WW wllhfrl a few days. The
first .mpujtln employment of John
a. be ‘ a. an ell-congressman and one of
the beatiswyel'adn the state. to lit-fond
Illa ujunctlen vases brought by the
A .. if and Watson companies at
mmwto prevent parading and us-
mblm on the public roads of Marion
. myaeeend move was the departure
of Mt Ratchford and Mr. Gom-
p‘arafnf' Mission to meet Governor
Atltlpaen and discuss with him the posi-
ilon which West Vlrglnle's l'lt'CuUVP
WI" (m With regard to lm-al courts,
mil-table! and mayors outrun-using free
speech and moulds assemblages.
it'bn.exper.leuces of the agitators in
Ferment and, at points along t-hr- Nor-
folk rind" Western railroad show, ltw
local suthorlrlrs in be flmnlnnlml by in»
mi, operators and willing to do their
blddlna.. Governor Atkinson has (lo-
nonnced all adorts ‘to prevent [W‘af'f’fl‘
bio “semblance. and h? is exported to
give (tempers and ltutchford no little
encourallsment.
lobe; Meals-lions In Harmony.
Moresentetlves of the American Pod-
mtlnn and the Knights of labor on
trounce tlfat the meeting has resulted
In the unification of the two ornnlzn»
lions so for as the present light in run—
rerned and that they will Ku hand in
hand.
Yesterday. when the new man at the-
Moeonsuh mines wool to work, they
were annulled by the wives and daugh-
ters of the. etrllting miners. Tln- wrunrn
were so violent in their demonstrations
that the minors nod prorfpltulnly. Stone.-
Mld clubs were used effectively.
The strikers made grunt gains In the
Wheeling d-istrlvt ycutrrday. nud llwro
will not be a man in Wurk in any mim-
in the district within the next :4 hours.
in the Kanawhn volley unrk has llnf
been resuniml yet. but that region and
the Norfolk and “'v-slr-l'n nill b.- at,
lacked by tho- l’lf'imllllf‘rfl this \“l'l'k
Hampers promised that 20") imitators
would be in West Virginia next Mon-
day. '~
Gavmpera. Rstvhfnrd and Suvornlgn
arrived in ('hnrh-ston last night and
were received by Governor Atkinson.
The governor explained that lw lmd no
authority over the judicial and lrglsln-
tlw dopurlnu-nls. but said lhul In» rut--
ounlaed that the llljunl‘ilun of Judith
Mason lit P'nirmonl was too sanplnu
and that no mun muld ho dorm-vi thi-
rluhl of fr-m' spvwil nl‘ :lsm-ml-ing- in
West Virginia llnlt‘fif‘ it new owl» wllh
the Vii-W of treating rim and inmrrlm—
lion. Tho mvvr-rimr may in» «lopemiml
upon to do nil in his pom-r to sctllrr M
the minors their full right-e and liber-
ties.
Dolvmlfl's l'ulformfly Plann'lth Mum
Amend-eats. All-pt"! u lust-nan.
l’ittslauru. July :n.- Tho: 'H‘llo- mu-
formily“ uurifvnrnrv of well le‘t‘nlnla
of tin- Plilslvlll'x‘ dihli‘ll'l luv lulli‘lllilt’vl
its \mrll llnd adjullf‘lll'ti. ’l‘hv :l w:
lions of the uniformity :lun-r-nwnl MN"
thoroughly disrusml mid sduplml slew
lion by scrim".
Just pruvluils tn lufjrlllrllllltlll .lwluo-
(lit-nus nnnuliruI-d tlmt t‘llll'lll‘l ll-‘nll
who had hulf'hl th-i f‘llflff'f‘l'lll'r‘, hull nu«
tliurlznd him I» still» that any .urrm
"will. (in! i‘liflfr‘l'l‘lll'l' nd-vptml \mulvl rw
rrlvv ill» hrilrly nu-nprlnllun llllll ll”
would emu it if 93, .‘nl m u-w-n l” per
mm of ill» nlmrlllurs uv-rl- slnwrr in
their sanction of it.
Thu rpnfvrrllt-t- .ippoluled a mlnmlt—
in. of five W. l’, he Arnllll. J ll Zu'rla.
J. J. illoylcr. J R. llyrrl and N V.
flanlunlmu-lth llmwml .luhn mud. in
salute the signatories of the opt-mime
to “in enrollment. 'l‘hls lumlrtllltm- hits
hfi‘lfll ltll “'an and is eldrd Ivy lhv
(thin board of arbitration. Whvn ill"
rmplltrits number of slannlores haw
been moored, another llllp'lllm will lu-
fluid In ratify "W lutt'm'lm‘nl.
Howl-hos “‘t'l'l‘ load" by I» Armlll.
lit-mater. Llithv. Zvrll nod nth-"rs. all
alpl’vflf". sullafm‘tlnll over "in rrsull
of the nmllnu and plmllrlllm llw 3|er
: ”(all or the plan.
The umw-rm-nl nu ndupll-d pl’nl‘blvn
for u rush parlor-lit sf walrus. 20m
woods to the inn. cheek wulitluum mt
; tho ripples minors to ho I‘l‘mlllml with
In" quantity of mail lithium“! in du-
mlm- Pill“, abolition of company Morris.
-. Ill-ullmnfllhly on days. uniform prlw
for plrll minim in the thin sud think
will dlstrlrts and screens not «arm-«lulu
ll. "WW. ll also prut’lllch that in law
of the mutation of lhr provlslulls and
terms of the narwmcvnl it remedy of lo
cents per loo on tho total output of
wool mlund by tho vitdnior will in-
rimmed. whim [tensity lit to he paid in
a mmmlulon. seldom to tho- rium ul
further srbltrsllnn or animal. The pm
«my. when calmed. ls to be distributed
« union. lhc signers of the “tel-mm“ pm
I one ln pmpmllon in the mist illlmlllil
of limit":- or nulpnl made by lbsm
, durlnu the rear. ’
the emu, cumulus-a.
‘l'hs mulls-also ill lu he rm all;
he llnowrl by lir-
I
shall he summit of now msmhm, tho
think and thin vein enrollm- having
one» Wmtlmr. The memo»
‘Ihull fit. some to lsllhfullr and fills
om ill! duties of their at»
”it?” glitter authorised dild’ompow»
.sml ill enforce the lull/am" slid
. it shell else be empowered to sub.
film. With the same fame
I than es at hand of memoirs. do.
«WWO! men the art of ills ass
at m out» of Nominate
ls wmr Written.
‘ ‘ 1 Will hot mom rt»
“ ‘ it his m If
. l3 to have it N'lllw’l by :1 commission
We” «use
, nailed
force. .
Ila. rife Referees. to the
“superstars. lrlth s few exceptions.
want It distinctly understood that the
adoption of the uniformity plan has
nothing to do with the great ‘strilte.l
ll'hei' with the miners lo.disubuss,tlielr
minds of any such theorlss.
The operators have also shut out the
miners' leaders from taking any DA".
in the conferences that may tulle place.
throush questions arising between the
operators and miners by luasrtlna a
clause in the agreement slsllnt We
commission shall be composed of work-
men employed by the subscribers. Hares
totem tin.- mlners' officials have rent”
rented the miners. but now the miners
are to sfflpplo wllh the questions in dis-
p s was
in Plush“: ”declare it ill'
‘ out» alone.
it was decided that present contracts local work they have been doin
the bssls for urhltra- caused more talk
lthnn the doings of any other modern
could not be made
lion.
'Mnny firms have taken contracts for
u stipulated perlod at a fixed price. "I
la under-tom! that ”‘9'? shall have the
thrill to supply the product to fill these
mntrnt-ts at the rule of mining onwbich
the t-onlrurlu arc hosed. Here Is when,-
the miners and operators will separate.
The attendance at the- mslon was not
us large an the dny previous. uncro-
torn from 85 roll mines and 5 river
mines agreed to tulle purl in the mm—
vcntion, which is a larger pv-rccnlulm
than it was hoped to not together.
1’.- Mentions to the Alreement. .
The operators Worked stimuihly, and
few olljo-rtlons were raised to the agrcv- '
ml-nt as, written. Thor:- wus :1 clove
vote on lhc question where the rum-
misllilm to be appointed should lw
privllugwl to lnnlpvr with tlw differen-
tial in the thick ulld thin vein regions
Frank Osborne made a motion In lot it
stand on menu and custom had made
it. but \l’. l'. lln Armltl argurd‘tllut if
the differential uni-l fair and just min?
should four to have the subject nrbl-
imlml. .
'l‘hlv \‘UU‘ on tlw question resulted in
and ll lu hf(\'f' it stand on at prom-Ill.
All the voting was light. .‘lfr. Hoosm'
ulmnsl broke up thv :lssmnlllage whrn‘
he mun-d to trinkt- thl- flKf'l'fPllll‘llf lif—
come ”pcr‘ntivo‘ “’hrll upl-r'lllurs
sign it.
nlllf‘l'lfnns \voro- raised to this: motion.
and .i. n. 7.0m, who all. tell as chairman.
hmtitnlr-l to put the mutton. [in said
lho whole ournmlu-nt uould soon lw
void. and the motion was an obstrllr-
llon. The vote was then taken and H‘—
sultn-l in 6 in mnkv it If. pl‘l' will and
H in makl- ll (1.3 ”Pr (w‘nt.
fit. fiwltllln‘s Busy Day.
New York. July 29.°‘F0"UWIHK a
month of rum lllrft‘r rami- a dounpbur
lust night “llll‘ll converts-d llh' snm'ls
of this a-lly lnln tumbling rlwrs
'ind wrought wide-spread destruction
throughout lf'll‘ surrounding country.
Now Joll’i‘v‘)‘ was practically sullflll‘l’fif‘ll.
llnilmuds werl- under u‘ulrr illlfl Sm .
llmw of romlhuds Wf-l‘f‘ sin-pt away.
llulldimzs. torn from their foundations.
rnrvd dour: raging streams. houses and
«turns “on llumlml. llrillgve xvi-n: lifted
from thclr banks, and passvngnrs were
Imprisnlwd in railwny stations. llnnhlo
lo wort-ed to their homes. There we» a
~u~ldvn 20 font. rise nf walvr in Holiday.
musing: Erf‘ill dnmncn .‘lll'l illipvrlliug
mun} laws. 'f’un emulsion swam-rs
It'll") Xvu‘ “:‘H’f‘fl. llllillllfi to \\t';llll"r
lhr slum of Tuesday, \ll'f'r‘ fort-ml lo
spotld llll' night on tho Lung island
Fllnl’l'. lifter tlwlr passengers hull Ml-
dun-d luv-ll summing.
A Tuna ”laundentanrllng.
“'urn. Tex. July ‘29: in lho slmk
hr iltorzllzl- ”flit-v of f'. E. Tf‘li'i' & (‘0.
il. l-'. Kirml and W. W. Klwrl urn-
Hllvvt and killed Iv) W. fulfillh‘ll. u lllt‘lll-
hm uf lhv firm. llud rt’l‘ilu‘: has wrist
v-d imluwn lhl- Kiri-ti hruttlvrs and
Lsmllvn for S'ilfll' tmw. grnwlnlz will of
whores-s mudr- ivy ll‘ll‘ rvlzttlvvs of f..‘llll~
all-n 'l'lll u Hush-r of tho Kiwtls le
nh-mlllll: lwlmwu tlw brulhv-rs and
lmfllePlI muurrwl uhvn thr- nl‘llu- “as
.rmwlwl, mui ll vuuxwl intense l-xrllvr
motif Tun more of tho Klimt hrnlhrrs
.lrmvtl lhl-llw [mi nlnl prune-mu] 1., (hr-
suvnv ut l‘io- edpmllmr. lhrnntvoim: in
klll Lulu-lull but lllvv \U'l'v not ”Hill‘sll‘
in arm The klllmc is univcl'sulay
looilml upon as lustillulde.
For I ('nnll Idle- finfln‘ f’nrps.
Alhnny. July '29 Tllt‘lt‘ hm’n lu‘f‘fl so
runny r‘lluwlllmt I'flflllflllla‘l :Ilmllt lhf'
amt" ruimln durum mo portion of the
'll'rlflllfl pureed thul Hlliwi‘llill-ndl-ut uf
f'lll-ll» “will! Ilcmrnw W Alllrldcv has
tlw Mill in llllllto llw trill-"lint in l'l’l‘nli‘
cl life anvlmr form» among the i-tllployv-vs
of ”iv I‘lflllll. A l‘dt‘c! l'llmnlltlnx llI‘
strontium to l-mplnyv'es nluux llu- bunks
to until» vstwrlnl o'ffnrl in new lives and
ulvlnu dlrm'lluns how in rrmllscllnln n
lnlrllnlly druunwl pvrsnn will lm lsnlwd,
The card ulll mulllln pillows u! ”I"
[wraith-ml in plow lltl' l'mu'tlml person in
and in unsuited to law nulls-d up at dull»
genius spots along the lllu- of the renal
toss—«W
Mowers Must listen lbs Items.
Washington. July 3ft l‘nmmlsslpllr-r
Human u! lht‘ internal l'l’t‘f'lllll' lint-tau
llus ln lm'lmt‘ullun n linulnl’ lulll'r of
lllnlrllrllntls In Hillml tilt. in who ll hr
ulll slulv lbsl inasmuch as ll has lmrn
lwhl than lhe new mm not was to st.
(ml alumna lllr l'lllll‘v‘ duv uf linlurdllr
[my :34. lm-m-ru who pur- hosed slump.
on that «Ins and rmwlwd the bottom «r
”in relmlv o! it. wills per lutrrvd will
lu- required In my lilo rolmir- in the
milllwmls. mumps lllli'l‘llallv'll pllnr to
mldnlulll of Friday. July ill. humeral.
mm lw uml wllhnnl further puylnrul
The rlrvular will he issued Immediately.
.. W.
New Ills rm. Wills finally.
the York. July Withheld J. Uflh
hum. rental" of the Nipper ship W V.
llahmwh. list! low-ll arrested on All order
of the My mum hm in s rivll sound
nmushl sealant lulu by ‘i‘hcmiasllrsvm.
I seller. The latter chem“ that in Jillh
nary. lass. lw shlmfl'd on the lislmwl.
st lisp Francisco for s mug» in "if”.
plum and this my and lino «lurlna the
trip he was ill front”) and bump try
l'splsm l‘lrsllsm. “the letter linoleum)
um ball and use reissued
”—
Im WW ”mm
ill-s “tum. July ”rm Month
ileum lleill their ants minwlmamu m
hired in nomlmtlou the following Help
or ”an. hr. 3. la Eaton. M
strum: Its-llama: mm. in w. m.
m 'Bonthflorwalkrsoplssrs W1
‘ 1‘
m
. in” it www.mu. ... . ‘
It is sometimes an easy matter?”
tool the public. But you can't Item-it
up very long. The“ are sure to fill
you out, and every t e a man left“
another skeptic is made. Sir . , is
allowable when reading in a ' bottle
newspaper about some incident occur-
ring lll San hrancnsco or lows. but the
circumstances are entirely different
when it occurs to someone rightllere
at home. friends and neighbors, people
you know. whom you can see.
with whom you talk it over. This is
the kind of evidence at the back of
Dean's Kidney Pills-home statements
by home people and the astonishgng
as
among our miner
wonder. Read the. following: '
Mrs. Addie Banks. of 40 Raymond
street. says: “My employment. at but-
ton-holcworkcr on fine shirts at Hutch-
cson. Cole 81 Co.’s, may not have been
lhc primary cause of my trouble, but
the constant upglication certainly does
not help it. for ackachc and that tired
and wearyfccling in the loius oppressed
me and robbed me of my wanted err
orgy. Reading one night about Dean's
Kidney Pills and some cures they had
made induced me in get a box at PlaiSv
tcd's drug store. They gave me relief
at once. I am pleased to recommend
them."
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers: or sent by mail on receipt oi
price by Foster-Millinm (70.. Bufl'ulo
N Y.. sole agents tor the. United
States. Remember the name. Dean’s.
and take no substitute. .
use use mgr? '
The Words that Carry Weight in Nor-
wslll Are from Nerwa‘ll People.
When anything that promises relief
is offered you. the first thing you wish to
knowisif it ever helped anyone else;
and the amount of faith you will have
in trying it will depend upon the reli-
ability of the testimony adored in its
behalf. When this is from remote
strangers. way beyond the reach of your
consultation. doubts may remain; but
when it comes from disinterested Nor-
wallr people. whom you can consult at
any time. its reliability is apparent; its
truth not to be doubted. And the teati-
mony of Norwalk people. and of promi-
nent people among them. is united in
declaring that California Cutarrh (lure
cures catarrh,thut it removes all traces"!
this persistent and humiliating disease.
Note the words of a man you know you
can believe:
Mr. D. U. Croft. ll East avenue. East
Norwallr. after suffering with ceturrb
for years. tells of his relief u- follows: “I
find that California Qatari-h C us has re-
lleved me very much. It keeps my head
null throat much clearer than they had
bean for u long time, and the relief is
wonderful. Anyone suffering from
oslurrh in any form will surely find it
no umllnnt remedy. It relieves lit
once. and! believe the relief is perma-
nent."
California (Tatarrh (fare is the great-
Nil rollover of hay fever and the greatest
cure All dealers, 50 cents, three times
its much. one dollar.
Break up your colds with California
Csturrh Cure. and prevent colds "hangv
mg on." Sold by all dealers; .50 cents;
three tinws us much. It.
Burning, itching skin diseases instant-
ly relieved by De Witt's Witch Hazel
rlnlre. unequsled for flute. bruises.
burns. it hulls without leaving a scar. '
G. C. Stillson and E. P. Weed.
Elfectuul~-Uharles .l. Booth. Ulise-
w od. (an . says: “i have used Ayer'll
Mills in my family for seven] years. and
have always found them most effectual
in lhemlief of ailments arising from a
dimnlrred atom-ch. torpid liver. and
constipated lslwels.
"Last summer one of our grandchild-
ren was suit with n severe have
trouble." days Mr». E. ii. Oratory, of.
t’n-lllwnlvkulnwn. Mo. "Her dwlor's
nvmvdy had failed. then we tried
lthulnlwrlinnm (Julio. Cholera and Diar-
rhil'ln landlady. whirl) gave very speedy
n-lll'f." for rule by (l. U. titlllson.
mus In is Isa.
Mn Pundit Ill-divine llsmm’scslm ling
forlllnht tw- mwlrum slid to sun 1
Manny you mvo ltldm-v. liver or of?»
disorder. ltnllatsllun. musllmtlmi. duo.
“is spowlllvwlll i'l‘l' 'Ill. (l. (v. If .
doth Nurwnllmuul’li ft l'i’endJl-lrwu this
l-udmu Ill‘ltuglolss. smllmmlo “will"! m
l 'l' lltluw samples free. Lump lW'lm
Mr. t'. l.. llsshrmirll. ll drought M
Msedon. melt. says all of the load ses-
tilnonlslulhst hm been pabll'dled b
the manufacturm of Cllsmbol'lslus
l'olkz. Cholera sud Diarrhtl'ls ibnnsdy
noeldhsdnplllmlln that town. For
sets by u. C. Hulls u.
“liars tried min. but like Ayn'a
hers" is the stutameul int-«lower and
um min bythms who tutti in tits
Merrill derived from llll use I Aysr‘s
lls. Disease never had it grant»
or «my thus lhls powerful Minim-
ttsr. it males the West: strong.
’l‘ilorslsiyllms for~ everything. sod
lllsllmelosrtesdtoa MM is when it
swimming: smug". yr; ml“ min:
sent . prev t ”one
lalilc amm. the kmlmra’nwa
seal . «map. so s
most asst in '
s in
all .
We“ 3. P. sad. ,
omit. muss-ville; mill .WW.
”rs. it. it helium: so . mt
. s. r. user».
more.“ ‘
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