andontho unseen a: Public ##3“”““Qt"» W '
S ‘ fl f ~ . (By Associated Press.) Count ere. Publiii Y“;
mm min Ills Bill Expedition with Ammunition 5““ "mm“ ”’3' 1 M "'9 ‘°" “m” a" W '
Wont.
Let them tell it. ‘ . ‘ ..
Let the public speak on the subject‘s
It means a better understanding
Means less misery in East Norw
Means confidence in a good thin
Home endorsement tints. , . E
. Easier to believe yof neighbors n.‘ .
han strangers in a ar away 0 . ~
£very box of Donn’s Kidney Pills‘
backed by home testimony. g ti
Kidney disorders—urinary troubles-an .
Ate on the decrease here. ‘ :
Doan’s Kidney i’ill‘s are the 'a
of it. . . ' u
Relieving backs and curing clpzens
F is their daily work“ i . .1‘
Here's a case in pom : ’ ..
( . Mrs. R. Blackburn. of 46 Firstsum
hays: "1 not greatly adverse to was
‘ concentrating 15,000 troops on the Ire-
. sidio reservation have been forined' by
‘ the war department. The vol'ntcers
now bet-chm riwidly being a pplie'd
‘ , with clothing and camp equipments.
. . Captain George Ruhlen, U: 8. A" who
was recently on duty with the Alaskan
relief expedition, has been appointed
chief quartermaster of the department
of California with headquarters in San
Francisco. Major Robert H. White,
surgeon, U. S. A., stationed at the Pre-
. - sldlo, has been appointed chief surgeon
of the proposed expedition to the Phil-
ippine Islands. ‘
Almost without the knowledge of peo-
ple around and about. San Francisco,
‘[ 1“ PM“ ) V‘ t ' ‘u‘ A 'Iij': .. .‘ I; ' r‘
. ‘ ‘ ,", “jg, ;__;i. ‘ _ ,, , Are ‘conslplcuiods IeveI where—till" lib; mTolre ,.
" ' " t ' 'reasonwyt'e sou *‘esmar yea. c. .-J
”l SPANISH Silllllillslll’ili "RE - proper clothes yare here. As loudas you
' ‘ " ‘ “ . please. and as modest.l '-~ .
.Tone down breeches'oi shrieking plaid
witha dark-blue or black Cheviot coat. with
cap to match breeches, and you have a swell
outin suit. ' .
l fetches, With several st‘ylesoi. knee
radiations, laced or button, from $1.50 to,
$735.0- ' Cheviotm'oals,‘ as useful oil the
wheel as on, $2.50 to $7.503 48c. to $1 for
a can. Siockin s, with or Without feet. with
lush council lioyal for. the Cubans Safe on Shore.
1 ‘ .‘N “ 'f 2’... l.‘ 'r ~.
when by the sin or base-ti and
the limited-79's: ititio ads 9! .
the Hundred Accomplishe-
‘ its “on.
"l
W
q , ‘ e no» notableevont in the history
.4 iii ,Bherms‘n Council, Royal Arcanurnr‘
. Quilts initiation,.last night, of the one
hpndredlh member of the council; Rep-
(By Associated Press.) -
ll Key ,West, May lz-v-The steamer f.
Cassie. which left here with a big ex- "
peditiou for Cuba on Wedneilday night,
‘- ‘ ‘ ' . ' I reluctant ll
, , incantatives of the principal councils on bad a lively enzagelnont with the Sna- . , _ ‘ . for two weeks put the harbor and “a WP" "0‘0"ch “l" .
in m We were mum, and mm ., mm m Cam", pm,” 0, pm, ; thegnewestfaucles in borders. 50c. to $2.50. approach“ have been set with WW :3; tésll‘ttinggn ‘tgsagggaryior t
- complimented the oiiicers' on their ex- . del Rio. yesterday, but succeeded in ac- '" ' chnand for boys as _VOUIl as eight“ docs and mines. For fourteen days the uslrig Dean's Kidney Pills, ~ I
' salience in ticorwork. [the degree was emf] compllshing her mission. . CW6. SUIfS, 3350' to $7.50. IBECIIGS for government tug boat Unadella, has been other! 10 km" 0‘ “"3 "l“ 0‘.
wonderful remedy. My kidneys?
not acting properly, and backache
Hearing .1 good deal of tall; 3
Doan's Kidney Pills, and reading .
newspaper notices. induced me to gotta.
Plaisted’s drug store and get a
They warded all the last attack. Si
then I have aivised more that one/ripen
quaintance to use them. I even insisted
upon or friend. Mrs. Morrcli. try
them. but should be sufficient»
deuce of my estimation." ., ‘
Dunn's Kidney Pills are lot sale it!
all dealers. price so cents per born-V Sent
by mail on receipt of price. Firsts!
Milburn Co.. Buffalo. N. Y., sole ages)“ ‘1
The Guuie. which came here from
Tampa. carried, 7,000,,rliies and a large
quantity ”of ammunition intended for ..
the Cubans. The expedition was direc-
ted byCaptaln J. H. Dorst of the Uni-
ted States cavalry, who took with him
over 100 members cutie First infantry
and ten Cuban scouts.
After a rough voyage the Gussle
was met off the Cuban coast by the aux-
iliary guuboats Wasp and Manning,
which escorted her in. As they ap-
conferred on three. candidates. The
determines ot..rthe, handsome lodge
room were entirely in the national col-
' M Flags [were draped about the va-
timid stations occupied by the. oiiicers.
used were suspended. with bunting,
” , from the chandeliers andsides oi the
hailw'l’he effeetwas very pretty.
“Following the initiation, Orator W.
, .‘ Rnndall provided a fine entertain-
ent. A male “quartctte, Leigh Whit-
tikcr', Fred J. Force. E. H. Morchouso.
placing submarine destroyers. Over 300
torpedoes are said to have been placed
in moltlon. The work, so far as the
Unadella is concerned. is now finished.
The harbor is now not only defended
by heavy batteries. but by complete
fields of torpedoes, the locations of
which are kept secret. \‘i
Great success is attending the efforts
of the California Red.Cross society in
its—endeavors to rai suiliclent. funds to
care for the needs of the California
303's, laced or button; cuffs, $3, $3.25 and
3:50. '
Stick to your flanncls till they stick to
you—then come and buy sulllmer-weight
underwear here.
, Mates
wrapper.
r‘ it'll “lemma we: is.
me... ....,~
find John W. Wehle. sang Remember
the Maine. a composition arranged by
Mrs. E. »H.-Hotehkiss. of Norwalk. and
which displayed a great deal of must-
cal ability. Howard A. Tilly. the well-
known cornetist, rendered a medley of
patriotic airs, arranged by Mrs. Tilly,
and$ so well was the number received
that It was necessary for him to res-
pond to an encore. He gave The Star
Spangled Banner. the two hundred Ar-
ca'ninnltes present Joining in the selec-
proached near the shore a large body of
Spanish soldiers opened fire upon the
expedition and the gunboats replied
with effect, enabling the expedition to
land. 0n shore the battle was renew-
ed. Tbe Spanish troops had retired to
the woods and directed a constant but
inaccurate fire upon the landing party.
The latter was reinforced later by a
body of armed Insurgents, who had been
informed of the coming of the expedi-
tion. Then, assisted by the fire of the
snioqpron'r. CONN.
N...
I
Open Monday. Friday and Saturday Evenings.
4‘ , .
volunteers who are to be sent to the
Philippines. At the inception of the
movement it was intended to accumu-
late 810,000 before taking any steps to-
ward acnding nurses to the front. pro-
viding‘medleinos or doing anything In
the line of the society's charatlble work.
Already $7,000 of this amount has beer
raised and the whole amount will pro-
bably be subscribed before Saturday
night.
tor the U. S. .
Dean's—4nd take no substitute.
“One Minute Cough Cure is the hilt
preparation I have ever sold or mad
ind I can't say too much in its praise '
L.
fidward P. Weed. Norwalk, and
—Aocton breaks up a cold.
Remember the name- i,
5’.
M. Kennnn, Merchant. Odell.
Geo.
Stillson, South Norwallr.‘ . .9 .
cuts-011m.
to-
lo
tlon. John W. Whele sang My Beau-
tiful lrlsh Maid. by Chauncey Olrott.
and never sang it better. Professor
Dilnn delighted all with his excellently
rendered banjo solos. responding to
several encores. Frederick .l. Fort-e.
Norwalk's popular tenor. gave For Old
Glory. by ,i-‘urst.
At the. “conclusion of this portion of
‘ the programme the members and guests
repaired to the banquet room. where
a collation was served. The grand oili-
ccrs present were:
BOWAYI'ON.
Mrs. Franklin Tllcal, of Main street,
has been quite sick.
gunboats. the Spanish force was com-
pelled to withdraw and the mission of
the Gusslo was accomplished. One of
the Americans was shot ill the arm.
The Spanish loss Is not known. but
must have been heavy.
Fruit Stains Cieailcd
“i’mit stains vanish from linen if the stained spot is spread over
a bowl and through it is poured stop of boiling water made milky
with Fairy Soop."—-Alrs.&rat Tyronrlt’orrr. f‘ » ‘ .
ii i I
-.- a
" . will}
I “ .
I ,i ..
ALF/(lit
; —Acetondounotmmw&»lt
Mrs. A. l).\\’nrtl ls expected here from ‘
New York next Tuesday. {the will take
rulssession of her resident-c at Content-
mrlll Island for the summer.
Late- in bed and early to rise. pre-
term a man for his home In the skies.
Early to bed and a Little Early Rider.
he pill that makes life longer and bet-
nr and wiser. Edward 1’. Wood. Nor-
valk. and (ion. (1. Stillson. South Nor-
:vulk.
GOVERNOR 0003: II CLIP.
no Arrival will or...“ ofs Demon
stration of any Kind.
(Ily Associated Press.)
Dennis urn women.
Principal Arthur S. llllllllus, of flu
t'rlltt-r school. is sick.
3 - Pure—Whitc—Flosting. .
The Soap Gillie Guilty.
Hold nerywhm in three convenient sins for the toilet. bath and laundry.
ill all variety of now shallot, onions and
designs Is what you will find in our
‘ -Aoeton cures us aripps.
Ralph Illndll‘y, employed by tile firm
(‘anlp linvull. State Military Rendez-
m c , .We 0, v . handsome islrin stock. Ourn- utu— mo item-on until m an. .m , .
mg) ml Re: m u p mm “in l'ol r srtiiltlv‘ir ll d~ tin p «I V”"”' M” ”N” ”‘5'" M" "W" “” FREE mmfialmmfiid Thi‘iim'iw’hfinmm ”' ""“"" 8‘ C‘""" l" x” “""l‘ "“"~ The "Ilium duration and political ls~
Gi'and Vice Kile!“ M B Dunbar ' l or t n scorn ‘ m’ a" quiet as lust night ntt'ump “EWt'll. llllll autoimmune-u. mtihmlnclmmuuoutiuu-nh’ir.mo'yhrfrsuim. " l“ l” i" ll” hilm“ 1" ‘th "13“". turn sink into lurlgnlilennce with tho
' ' ' our discriminating taste ill selm'tlllg H... mm...“ “om. this morning an... 1H! '4. It. "MIAMI OOIPAII. . ' nun who suffers from piles. What he
Torrlngton. l ~fl f“ d l _ Iti ‘ . . . . file-fl MIMI any"; pm... pm (‘hurlva “llllif‘mllrt‘ has an amateur host drain-s. is relit-i‘. IlerttI Witch
i-luprcme Representative J_ Mar-rule. in owero lo on glurailt n illnll- .l spiondul rrst. itnln toll homily until .7 . .. . “hum“, ”m. running {mm MN rm, .Irzr-I Salve “u.” "up”, Edward is.
West Haven. , nflsctllror, Iss0 wide-spread tlmt colu- "IMHIRIII. but It caused no lilt‘nnrur lll'lll't' to ll'nt of l'lulerlulu-r .i.lmt'r‘ Wm'tl. l'\'orwalk. and (loo. C. Stillson.
iont'e Parent to lilt‘ new recruits Mm Him-hum. ioulll borwnlk. '
Past Regent C. H. Prentice. liuriford. lIleut Is unnecessary.
Grand Secretary B. ii. llalloway. Mll- -—
ford. Wall Papers.
(lrand (‘taplnlu .l. l'. Tafft. Stamford. Painters’ Supplies.
tirnud Guide. it. A. It. listllrld. Artlata' Materials.
llrll u t.
,intlp‘;{..l..m_ ll. L Pictures Framed and Unframed.
_.____—_——
nrrlra-d from llanford last evening and
Wt'lt‘ not accustomed to life in tents.
'l'lle tliiy ”mum" sultry null hazy.
with every lllt union of becoming
warmer.
'l'wullly of lllt‘ Hartford rut-rlllts wurl-
\NOANIER PASS 0!" RHEIIMN'I'II" ‘
('i'IiEl) IlY i'IiAMHERLAIN"
PAIN BALM. ‘
Myosml was limit'lt'tl with rheuma-
llsln which t-olllrnrtmi his right limb
.lllill ho “iii-l lil'lillili‘ lt‘l walk.
The numbers of ”W I-Irlsl Norwulk
Advent I'iililt'li held it very largely at-
llll'lf'tl and interesting pl'nyl r low-ting.
.lalmcs Ilirt-ilarll.
WA‘NTFD. ' I
Old Gold and Silver.
ltrr. I“. S. Ainswortll. with a party of
Miillif‘erilil, ”f slum-rs from East, Norwulk. will con-
. 4 - llv l'tlllmpl pump-n HIM" using one and a hull bottles of Chil- ‘
Milford. and (" "' Ym'm‘m' MNI'M" Pictures mm“ mom" lulun I“ hand ' . . duct .1 religious survive tonight at Illt‘ « . . .
molnlwl'u 0' ”1" "MM" mlnml'lwi Paintingandl'sper Hanging. ”'"l" “""m' “’“l “'“'““"" "’ """"'“" "M“"""‘”""""“" “"3’ "l""i“"l"“"‘""“' “WM .lmlu-l of tho Fitch Home for small-rs. iiilii'lhilzilliini i'ii‘finilclil'i'tliilurgtigm” h. .
Post "mm“ W. II. 5mm... Moi-Mp". ‘ KERR. / 4";Ii:.llililll|i|t"'l;.”lint" your?“ it‘ll-air (Ito-n» Watelu-sJIluius..lowolry' l-Ipoous, nun. In my condition. (‘I re. l—l’ ‘Iw'lrlr is in “"1”"... ll lo luminous vauf'ivrlnurfrolm Bhopal-
alumni! committee: Past Rest-m A. E. ' ' ~ ' ' ' ‘ " ” " "" ”" ”"i‘ will: 1‘. ....‘.‘ liy‘t‘ln- 'lthltl‘t' ui Ill» l"""“"”"’ WM" m ' “M"
a " " ' ' ' ‘..\\'.\'n. 1.. hi ".0.
ho“. Wt-sl llnl't-u. life member. 19 Washington flirwt. "W :"H’ hurl“ ml ml.“ mull! 13 um FULL CASH VALUE WILL BE PA“) llllil ANY AIOUNT, plus-n ten for flu lu‘lll-ill of llirt t'yt'rtiltlii “2"”. Norwalliiulliiil‘idiyl'. waxy?"
Sculllde (‘ollnl-Il. Bridgeport. was up Mu. Norwalii. *l '1'” “ "ii ' " “"' ' 'H'“ "l' l” "W“- ‘ u llll‘ll has two-n seriously unwind by walk. ‘
resented by 'Iteacnt A. ll. Waldllnlls. Conn ll'l'll':|i"r‘:"m ” ( ”l H ii i t‘ ‘ I "' ovrrwork lll his profession.
. u ., . ‘ t' it 'i ii p Hi i u I” 't"|||ll' _———-———-——- wall I
wrgrsfinmnfilligflhrrp i:‘.'.,.i.."iif'.','.i'. Htlm-oluul Winnings until it o‘oim'li. t'oolu. who vrna ryprrlrd ul l'J'bL'. will A. w. AUSTIN. Jeweler, 'l‘lnl ('llriniluu i-ill'llcuvor ralr‘loty “I” my 0‘. " '
viii. H. i‘. hivultu. It. .i. Mt'l'ulluull, 1 To" be tll~lold of u tlt‘lilillihll‘ililltll ill iln- u-x . . NW N “ill"‘l'l "Id "' ""3": 'l W“- '" Ill 3 ‘ ‘
floorin- (loft and w. l'. Journal". 310' A" D“ THUNK i press Wm, M ”N. “u“..."lu. Mum”. Opera House Bloch, ‘ Norwalk. Conn. [M‘m't‘t'ill to lu- mill for painting and lasers ' L.‘
puprl'lult llli‘ ll-rturt- room of ”W Hill
Itl‘t'flillilllllil t‘llill‘t‘ll.
w
illnlore Count-ll. Bridgeport. w. .l.
Mo.
Volunteer Count-ll. Milford. l'ltol lit-
lreut W. t-l. l'utney. M. it. lirotilrrn It.
A. France and D. it. Matt.
Stamford (”ollnt-ll. Stamford, I‘tnu it:
aunt t'. it. l'f't’li. lit-trout liollulnnn,
Vice Recent ,W. ll. liolly. iii‘tllllt‘l‘r
Samuel Fuller and it. H. Melton.
Davin Itorlt (‘tlllllt‘lL West “own.
Post Regent liuttsrilt-ld nlld litVt'l'iIl
brothers.
Now York Council. New York
John it. Ilaltln.
l‘onausus Council. Norwalk. itasu-ul
l". W. firs-nory. lirotlwrs Willillln I.
Illum'er. ti. t‘. t'uulullllaa. l. t'. ill-mo
.l. Wiu'llrd llllallrll ulld iloiu-rt A. .\la
Donald.
Mil-r lill' auppm‘ stun-rhea wurl- lnmlr
by metal of tlw It‘llliil olltm's. and
there was more lllllrtlt’.
'I‘illll llitll‘llllllt illt' \‘ltlv boys l‘t‘lltl
with drillilll iill' lltht tlt‘litilillu lllt‘
rupture by the t‘l‘lllnl'l' Yule of it rum.
lrtli ntrnlllur iilltl ii Ilt'lllilllltil'iilltlll in In‘
:lur arranged for tonight.
The ill-plriud Link: of the “rim pm
ltltilln of III“ llnlli lll'llllI-l’y lull In~ llllnl
Ivy l't'l I‘iiillt il'ulll lll‘nlll‘ortldltllliiu«l and
New Iinvvn.
'l'lu' Vital l‘t‘uiiltl'lil ihtlltl will trim"
to llnl'liord lllt mum .ln lllv troupe ll.i\v
iwull music-nil into the lllllml rltnm.
merrier. probullly on Monday. un-l II
new build ll‘tilll tile rulllw of illt‘ l‘t';tl~
lilt'ill will In- uruullluml.
'l'lw t'illll't‘ l-‘lrnt rrillululll. ultll lllI‘
I‘M'I’IIHIIII ot t'oulplluy ll lliitl lln~ inlllll.
were qurkrd "limit-rt" ill imllrluu and
it is Wort ll mullet-«robin to know of a pint" “_
Wilt'l“ 3‘0" 0““ “PI is
Good Slit or Plillilitit toilrdu,
IN THE LATENT i'l'l‘YIJ‘h
Wlilrl't-rl't-rt Wt-rlllllnuslli mud n (bani
Flt Guarantees .
'i‘Ilu Iitli‘nti willl‘il wna lost it day or
two null from iimrxu t‘. (‘uulstol-li's
plum lit lll‘fliltl liitl'i'. Willllit‘l'f'tl lil llltr»
loll. Wilt‘l‘t‘ ll trust found by John l"liii'-
bunks. ullul has lIt'I‘Il l't‘llll‘ll-‘tl to the
tl\\'|ll'l‘.
'1'!!! cm VI“! nus»
i'hs lpanlsh lint-m of Me no
it is at lariinlquo.
til)‘ Arlllli'liiit'ti 1W.)
umlrm. no in 'Atlmil'tll her-sis.
iliiilitlt‘l‘ of lllitl‘ilit'. adheres to hll Ow
linl lllnl lllt‘ - up" Vf‘l‘tlt‘ hm MI I‘-
urllvd to t‘lullu. IllI says that ill "I
't'i't‘lVl'll ii l'iillii‘ tlvltltilll'll t'ollfll'miu the
Nut“ that it is now at Fort do I‘m
m illu um muml of flip ialau‘dof Mlle
llllt|tll'.
Kiiluuitlll. .iullluiv‘n. hilly Ill—A How
DAI LY
Freight Line
IITWIIN
uoawaur. sourll NORWALK.
AND new roan.
l.mllm' and multa’ suits cleaned, ‘lrm-
ml. rupulwd. rebound. lillem
or dyer .
rlty. . ~
A. J. ZINK,
Him-tum to William ll. Hwords.
it intll Illl it. Wit till lltlil.
Bicyclu “""l'" limiting.
It
rlllt'isi .m
The trial of honour tiilllutiollo. liit‘
llulillll u'llo Lo»! l~‘vbl'ullry sillbllml and
killed Elma-no it: lllmlv ill Klitorlt‘u lol-
lunll ill rttlullforu. will roun- up at ”W
prmul it'i‘m of lltv‘ iiluwrlor t'oul't now
ill ttt‘mtittll ill "I'lllilt'lttil'l. It is lllltit‘r-
Mood that tho t'iiN‘tl will lm li'll'tl I"
rm‘lly liiii‘l' throw of Willis llutl lli'ta'li"
hulls. the Wilton ulurdurura.
m
:
on!” .
illl‘ill lN 'i'iihl litliil'I'I‘M..
Alli-ll llullnry. u native of t‘uld
mm.-
uum m vll‘ii‘ mid.ilrtl'ili.ll'i'lii."iilia'.r.iiiiiiiliii'lilliii‘lii'i llulll‘i‘lli'" Wi'l'l‘ ”ll" "million. “I” FIOP'LL‘I. “I‘l'llfli‘ N~ \lu ‘lli'll “W“MW llilvt'lluml ll| il't‘lIMIl‘t'tli tlt‘ntmlt‘h tittt'lflm M
. :lm)'ui.llul'|l.-::«Lll“l.l'd':.1lmz lathis:‘lxnlzhlupzrssw. ”mt llillli‘ltt ltl llt' 'ttililll tlil tllr illlspllul . ill lilo Nill‘Witili llllntllllli. 'l'ilfl remains 'i't'tti l-xtwl‘lilllI‘V lm-mlin illth'. I! l!
MWWWMM “rm: 'liilumm r. u '1??wa mil ltIl tuluy. ltlltl tln- health of ”W lump were sent to ill: homo mm. lh't't‘ltm‘Il ‘ ”HM“. , m. lipuulnil Atlantic NM
- ‘ ' ' . . . . I . . n g l t .
.mumvw “I3 new" ' sawmill-Isa ills putts. shill ll “‘ ”i“ u' "l' l w . vutn II wood him it lill‘lltr. ltiltl ll lll lat Il "it h. rm“. m ilttlltl.
..-._..... """"' ‘ , t'lltllittyt'ti for smlw Now with J. It. “.Mth“ W". prune...“ of the
s q a u ' t v . I
A lim of the sovsrnlan column, stovltthl‘il (it llttltllri. ........ .....-.- ., ‘ _ Raymund. _ . ‘ it I t. ‘ ht that
I. “I “ll ’0' illy Mandated l'rfitlrf’ c m l"'“"""'" ’““ I" ’“' M
too of the Norwsllt Yacht «lab was held
last fllllli ill the other» of Attorney .io-
Milli R. Taylor. and t'tmnllit't‘nlllo on.
tiluslssnl was manifested emails tin-
nlurllllerll over the prospect: for the
coming mum.
The fol-lust opening of tits ('lililvhotili'
will tails plat-w on Memorial liar.
which. as ill years past. ulll he made
II match of importance. The salute
to the its. will talc "NOW at I o'clock.
and will be followed by ram. the day
«tests. with the usual soviet lmtlvt-
uni notlllllu ill I'tllilll'm tint um
undo Milt-lolly til Madrid. that ill
lnlllllsil mplltttl'till of llrmurod «tram?
"liitl lul'pu'tln bout titiiiii'fiytti‘l use “
l‘urt do Pruner. Murttlllluu. Tim m ‘-
I ruunlrllntliu unanimity of
tllittltit throw ufllrrrs Illlil the
iiNl to the stale and navy lisp. ‘ " g
that tho menu‘s naval tons in.
mum! to t‘adls was untrue.
tmrl‘l’fl usurious-ll lilo Milli M .
Ill-at was ill the Word indies. , _'
they lititi roililillu imam-use h
chnlntlulluu demanded "Vill‘dl‘."
sold ltrustlls l’lnltll-y. "whuil I soon tor
do with i wont be no uwdluury sailor.
I‘ll be u rt-u'lur bird."
"Million i'lultiuy.” l'i'blltllitltill Mina
Mluml Ilrown. “Ill you uslll' alarm. or
in I to understan‘ out you'll awllltur
illw do tlyln' unison-on?"
N: at York. May lib-Thu Herollty-ilrsl
infantry. New Yurlt Volulllosrs. the new
llililitt of the liov y-llrst regiment
hilit‘tt it passed out o, t triple and into
Illtl uuvul'llnlullt loo. .
I'littl til llltwu
Il'tlltt hulls island City My llllll unu-
ulna.
New York. May iam'l‘lnl ltiwud rea-
lnlullt. sis-autumnal. Volunteers. ur-
rlml lll lllls I-lty today M "W I’ll" lilt-
«r lulst. on their way to Tampa. 'i'ltt‘i’tt
were out unit-«rs and men.
ll“! I0...“ I D. I. “I" 800". "I'll.“ O P. I.
LII" HIV "II. Pill II I. I... IIIIM "n I P. I.
Hi the business lllollof this country div poor. Ily prompt
action you may t'rlt'ltpt'. by llpplyilur today for one of the
t‘onuovtit-ut iii‘llt'l‘ltl lumlt-rll policies. (hunts but little:
Biotin it ll-
uut nu pill
you out to m
ilyou want u illunumlo
‘ I, tl'littititt li't’llt‘tiflit'
lilt'yt'ifl. “tut Iliiti will
hold lt- owll in any
t-ulupsuy. no any
,anm. g... .m—
Till" Aim llitltli.
The famous little it. “t'llti‘llim of tbv
“.lon Ilium Youll limit-s." the lift
study of It. 8. lirlovlgulio. hit. I
ties. . . . ' . ' . ' t‘ « . II. No. l rum ithnunllltlsru: 3 com . .. . . - "
7.... mm... M... M... M... m... "“i."'"£.if"iii’i"“ 1"“!le roll new insurance. absolutely lloll fol it‘llilltlt‘. ls t «all lll old one. l m but M norm: . ...,,..... ,. .0"... m mm; . w'::;'“:£"32'lmm'm . a...
m by the Inversion «menu... m w "'3' "W ' "i l"! Amlfi'“ J tu-ularil it ill] to H. 8. I. Ilollllumllou. agent. Holltll rum f'stsrril: s In a mum arml- .. a ;
til i thl l use souls of the you“ ii
I”: I" n' m" "' m" '5' my 9' I“ m‘o’h‘i’ltuh'i'l: “Hm“ my ”firm mm" m". Nol'wullt (hum. "" “’“l‘” “ xxx "lml‘lm ""l’ m ' l the bureau of m "a 1'”
imam am a. W". M ‘ ‘ ‘ Ilsa velar-or mm s “ambivalent of t m mm linear-m: 1 is the national “mm mm m“ I . 3 ..
museum-n m trill he Mill on l'" "l M" W“ ' ’“ MW" WWW MI" I" “W“ 0'“ """' """" “ ' """"" "W , unit-W Mas linen. run litiillfl mm- ”;mm rmW’
J I. "m” Jul ll. July ta, A“. hilt-or .snnurtlm fences "plum. Consignments were Th H m P of slim: minors-lit lblsoul and use ' | if 0 hi "W“ the a
at .Illlslln s mm a. Rush. run m "M mmlo mtnlnlsllmmu. Florida. 6 0 0 5991'. "not : moo Moreno-e an nonlin- M it "e . s W .
minister's rnmsrils Myltfl M
Cm Verde fleet was It CHI!»
In”. May 'i3~A Ml
"Iii, I!" [M MIG In ‘
mmmt has received '
tum. t'ilsrtus s. i'larll. nu Washing
ton all-est. solo mat for Ilouttl its»:
walls. Coils. -
your lam-s on an Or-
ient. That's namtlml
can its said of some of
ill. t-hnp out” mid
lll this town.
North Carolina. Virginia sud. New
Yoril. . .
IXf'ni'Tlf) lNDiAN Oll'i’ilRIAK.
tfiy Associated Prom
fillilflfl or. serum. our-r.
on Associated Press»
Hints-s Milt. loss. lay taw'rllo
(lotto! Item suslllsrr cruiser Yankee.
Nothing tattle its plum. There Is no Illlltllilfll' and there
new will be. it is unique and original. holding in Its firm
grasp all the [mullet ln town. The mend it opuvpissn
II. n. P. Jones. Ills-burs. Pa. writes:
"I have used Dsztt's hulls him It.
I | ' Jun“. I. 0.. m ii—Jf'rssp K. .W'k‘. 'f'iletriniemiuarobnth unto-Imam tinytmtll that the v of the -
nouns in diam: w as ' u ts- sum «.qu m leads. ”I" “' “mm" 1M” "1“ “WWW!" at“. 123' :3 ""1 .‘.':.': 3b. '33 m a. .3”... h .
= new is. 1‘. . . mus-N hm“ “W‘MIWI'W- mull-hurled m mm .m‘
. _ . ' ‘ 7, surmount ,- 'iu ‘ “yams m . ”Wit ‘
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