wated,supreme-
at tho' criminal' s prox-
' and album grouse“
tor the wor and"ll
their best to sup
t are now extant
order. '
area abundant fruit. av
-t,captures has been
Vodgo and as vote.
with the some top-
- ‘ey have started with. it
fit sag before the high band
laid low and a dangerous
V oumoosed.
,fipoiice is very attrac-
missioned officers wear-
on the shoulder-straps
. men are adorned with
V” 5 suite which are of a new
of yellow. 0n the whotb the
makes a very fond appear.
. a power at god, however.
,ttijead some of these nativa po-
‘ ,‘l’ e as one of them was cattlht
y one day last week in
with two white soldiers. be
'to extort money from keep-
a. divas and gambling dens. but is.-
, i 1M so say more. A scheming
. from the ranks of the Filipi-
nted a policeman. brought
to disgrace by levying black-
‘- V' those who were susceptible to
’ median. He chose for his
the keepers of low resorts.
and opium joints. in com-
.with two American soldiers no
than himself. he made the.
V applying for hush- «nonty
: hothought he would get it. The
» was reported to the chief of po-
‘ who immediately dismissed him
the service. besides sending him
scan 01 first instances. to face
‘‘13:» is the third Filipino during‘
. who has used the oillces 0
{WM States government provid-
.to promote some other end than
holly intended. The other two
mhyors of Ba-lang and San
and other like doings are ev-
occurrences here in the city
last Friday. which. by the way.
V a good day for bad luck—no two
V , cheeky ladrones (thieves) must
They entered the rear door of
master building. and with
”trust business-like coolness pro-
‘ to appropriate a large boa con-
160 khaki suits belonging to
wernment. and cart it all a-la-
style, slang on sticks resting on
"if shoulders. Their supreme nerve.
or. failed to get the box sway. A
, an employed in the building in-
.» the guard. who immediately on-
. them with the arm of law. and
«they will have time to think of
misdeeds and repent at leisure.
Occurrences of this nature. though. are
, In less frequent day by day us
no force gain edit-.iency There
to be trouble on some of the
islands as well as Luzon.
'1'» other day when the transport
_ lvania left the waters near th-
I! Csbii. light bring could be
News has Just been received here
. the rumor of the light. On
V y last the twenty—third lnisntry
upon the trenches that gun-
» had previously shelled. and drove
my from their position with but
--naualties on the American side
~ 4 from the Charleston were lan-
to hold the town while the garri-
attacked the native troops. The no-
whieb the insurgents held was a
one, but they put up a very
uh defense and the Ameriv ans soon
amp the trenches. For some time
.tho rebels have been growing
. advancing step by step so long
{as they were unmoleated. and it was
to give them a lesson in the
era of the American soldier. lf
.otter rout and defeat has any
Ming for them. it is safe to say
in the line of their “siege" of the
. n army will be withdrawn
V lily toward the interior. The
. to loss is known to be heavy.
Information from there does not
the number. Hero is more tron-
lor Agninaido. General Wheeler
.nrrived here and has leit for the
ins to co-operate with General
V or in suppressing the waning
. -- of the little hingd?) with
~ .. padour.
. V . 4 on the north line bavc added
. . now, aim General Wheeler
m the or oi‘ his name and
V1: . iptothem. With MacArthur
'hselor planning against him. Ag-
V“ . will be pitted against two gen-
wbo have always surmounted ob-
piaced is their path. and lost
. the tottering government of
Filipinos will continue to exist.
to Agniaaldo’s mind. will be de-
hy the severity oi the rainy
more than anything else. Gen-
er is of the opinion that the
ot the country between Ap-
. Mum. the latter place be-
’v C of the railroad from
V -hto interior of the ishld
J of Minions bring vigor-
' dart“ the rainy season
in d a lady nature and
. ”wily has!“ the
r".
.,
b, “limos:
I “W‘flxm I am Imus. two
m
of the native po~ ‘
men .
The luminous wa's formed. whicmb‘lhad on '
daranco vile at Biiibia prison. M
and submit a “gropergcto'm :‘fl’imfl
bars at
the California Y. ll. 0 .A.. is m
tlon with Chaplain llilisr. oi the out
Us ited states common boiling ssr-
vissa in the dining imported with
the hospital when i am a patient. The
two ‘mng members
are iietatssc kson Gloss-ma in
every respect M“attest class or
work here among the soldiers
Here is a rough on no of thhir work
since they : June fl.
l8”, the, hint “wil. mum
loit San Francisco. and with it wevo
these two young mos. carrying with
them the necessary rysnppiiss tor estabc
lishment oi association work, in our
newlr acquired land. During a loos
nil mohotonous voyage s
its rolls tourty-four active and sight
associate members. On August 'lth.
they landed at Cavite with the Minute
sota's, their baggage consisting of a
marching outfit and a store of preserv-
ing goods. During the daysp receeding
and on the 13th day of August. these
workers formed themselves into a vol-
unteer hospital corps. sharing the lot
of the soldiers they were with. They
were daily out to the trenches with
stretchers. doing all in their power to
help where it was needed. Do the 13th
they entered the city with the troops.
acting still as hospital men. in which
capacity they did valuable service in
the thickest of the tight. The follow-
ing day they visited the sick at Camp
Dewey. 0n returning to Manila per-
mission was granted by General Mac-
Arthur to secure a house in ”slate for
religious services. and the following
were inaugurated: Sunday morning
and evening. and prayer meeting
Thursday evening. Three weeks later
a large tent was obtained from of! tilt
transport City of Parts: also tiuppllciI
ior use in the work. The test was or
ccted near the bridge of Spain and
soon became the center oi much ac-
tivity. Tables were put in and read-
ing and writing materials were always
on hand. which proved a boon to many
a soldier. Continuing with their good
work. services were held every Sunday
and during the week. prayer meetings
and talks by didercnt regimental chap-
lains. Literary and debating societies
were successfully formed and organis-
ed. On November 8th. a trip to Dagn-
pan was taken. the party consisting of
Messrs Jackson and (lions and Mr
Randall oi the British and Foreign Bi-
ble Society. their object being to dis-
tribute i200 copies of the gospel. print-
ed in Pangasinaa dialect among the
natives of that district. Upon the out
break of the present trouble they ac-
companied the California hospital
corps and stayed with them until they
bolted to await. reinforcements from
the states. For the next three months
they spent their time in the trenches
distributing stationery and literature
any a mother in the States received
letters which otherwise she would nev-
er have got. and a great influence for
good was exerted. On May 18th of the
present year. a new tent 30x40 feet in
size was erected. and fitted tip, the old
one having been taken uuwo during the
struggle. and the Maui work once
again ptit under hcadwa . VDuring thv
existence of the association 187.000
sheets oi paper and 75.600 envelopes
have been gratuitously distributed and
16.000 papers and l.800 tangerine: hate
been furnished to soldiers. The am-
ount of good done by these two gentle-
men and their assistants mot ho ral-
cniated. in no place in the world is
the temptation to go wrong greater for
a young man than in the army. All-
the refusing and humanixing influ-
ences oi civilisation are lacking and
the deadly monotony and dullness of
army lite drive the young soldier sl.
most irresistably into any dlssspation
which promises a brief excitement or
forgetfulneas. The aim of the auocia-
tlon and the horoes who conduct it. is
to restrain those who merely go astray
for the lack of something better to do.
as well as to reclaim those who have
fallen a prey to the temptations of mili-
tary life. and nobiy do they do their
work. During the coming year it is
the intention to erect a bulldog where-
at an association similar to those at
home. will be organised.
l have been unfortunate eaougb to
have been sick. as by this letter you
will see. lam in the hospital still. but
soon hope to get well. Please extend
my regards to all my friends. Hop
ing that this will be read with pleasure
by your patrons i will conclude by
saying good bye for the present.
loot mpectfullly.
ALBERT E. BUCKINGHAM.
('o. C. lith l7. s. lnisntry.
Cannot be Ioiatc.
llaniia. P. i..
Itilltary Station l.
AN ltfPOlTaltT QUESTION.
it your irisada or neighbors are ani-
ieriag from coins. colds. Ioro thrtmt.
or say throat or lung disease iiaslad
iag consumption). ask them if they
have ever used Otto's Can. This tom-
ouo German remedy is haviag a large
sale here and is performing some woa-
derful cares of that and lung dis-
see. its matter “what other was.
i
.rai n
con.
m;
”K as
one
b it”! at desiiesmnil.
hrflngmsomremst
treaties. being content d
ind better behaved. To
help make them hitppyl. we
lipve put in' stock a complete
line of Top Overcome, made
ofio'overt cloth with velvet
cpl-lament! in every respect
like the one papa or ”big
brother” wears.
A line of White Bottom
Shirts. and some vary at-
tractive Fancy Bottom ones.
m. .4 I . . '
Boy’s BeefersVof a splendid
quality have also to d a
place'here. They a _ of
Alissa cloth. a soft. rough,
wooly material, full of
warmth and style.
In fact we have everything
to clothe the little fellow
with. and the cost is'nt
much either.
FRANCIS 8: CO.
98 Was agtsa Street,
Sea Israeli.
COAL
HavingpurchaasdaiargosapptyofOcal
pmionstothsrsesnt advancatnpdcalam
nowinapcsitiontogivsmyustomsutho
hsnedtofthosams.
ly stock ooaslsts of Irst~oisss Ooois
Froohsralng.
stove. lat
only. both lohigii a.
llssiotoa sad Joddo.
sad Poo.
Special attention givsnthsscrseoing and
praisrationofall ccalbshrddaltvorynnddo
“www.mdw-flv
JOHN HJERRIS
-M’T
BEST IALT BEVERAGES
GHEAND BRANDS:
if manual) owns an micro! action.
HIGH
HIGHLAN
II
‘ savanna.
lam garner.
suit with iron.
HIGHLAND mun.
aioauan canals ALI.
PUT or manual.) NR unionism
as carotnlly as a physician's p
Till run-n uls'l‘ TONicB MAD].
up tho weak. and are unsurpassed in say m.
notolaaad saloons tarnished at nosed priosa.
ILWIIID I"! To FIMILIIIV
C G. “MILTON. Bole fluent,
I .
on
808W“ HOTEL
Wall. “0-6.
m Hlfllflaflt D. WI
m
0H TH- IAIIL mas strum trauma».
museum
It ays to Get the Bust.
It is a all known fact that the best of workmanship
and style in .
and Wagon Painting
Can be found at _
vV some houadsry seedless.
th.usprovutiagtho,nssoftho
room ilOnsty
Towns. inOnoDay
hMluoThmatiaOnsw
snowman-ens;
"In-lumber: :Mcbem mushy ”scene can
'l'or sale at Plaistsd's Drag ltors.
loath Norwath,,aad Edward P. Wood's.
Norwalh. ‘
Hooks-Old Bill Joslyn has a kind
word for everybody.
Darwin—lie kin allot-d it: every-
body k ows it's impossible to hurry
withing from him! .
Dr. R. H. Radon. Summit, Ala.. says.
“i \think Kodoi Dyspepsia Care is a
splendid medicine. l proscribe it. and
my coaiidoacs in it grows with contin~
and use. " it digests what you sat and
quickly cures yspepsia and indigw
tion. George c. stillson. South Nor-
walk. Edward P. Weed, Norwalit.
"Harry. my new frock is. either per-
ioctly- stunning or else it is hideous."
"How do you know?" '
"i met Edith Blinks when l was
out. and she dida' t even mention it."
TO CURIL' A COLD lN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinino Tablets.
All druggista ‘refund the money it it
fails to care. 250. The quinine has
is B. Q. on each tablet.
"Jimmy. when l spank you it hurts
me more than it does you."
pa's boxin" gloves?"
You never know what form of blood
poison will follow constipation. Keep
the liver clean by using DeWitt's Lit-
tle Early Risers and you will avoid
trouble. They are famous little pills
lor constipation and liver and bowel
troubles. George C. Stillson. South
Norwalk; Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
"Leonidas!" exclaimed Mr. Meek-
ton‘s wife. on his return from a Jour-
ney. "i am at a loss to understand
your conduct when we parted. i said
good-by to you."
"hes. Henrietta."
"Why didn‘t you say good-by in re-
spouse?"
"l was just about to no so. Henriet-
ta. btit i checked myself. i was afraid
you would accuse me of trying to have
the last word again."
To ltrsagthsu leaves in Ono Wash
To rarity tho mood in Ono Wash
'10 Ours Constipation in Ono Wash
To Ours lick Headache in Ono Day
Take Cleveland' 5 Celery Co
25c. if it fails to care, we wil cheerfully
refund your money. (Trial also free. )
For sale at Plaisted's
South Norwalk. and Edward P. Weed'
Norwalk.
Neighbor-What's the matter—ox
plosion?
' Worse. We invited two Frenchmen ‘
to dinner and one turns out to be an
anti- Semite and the other a Dreyfus—i
ard.‘ '-l.ife. i
La Grippe. with its aftcr efiects. sn- '
nually destroys thousands of people. it ’
may be quickly cured by One Minute?
Cough Cure. the only remedy that taro 2
duces immediate results in coughs. ?
colds. croup, bronchitis. pneumonia and
throat and lung troubles. it will ore-i
vent consumption. George C. Stillson
South Norwalh: Edward P. Weed. Nor-
walk.
Bishop Goodseli was at Piattsbarg.
N. Y.. during President Iicliinley's
stay there. and the president attendeu’
the church service at which Bishop
Goodscll preached.
HOW To PREVENT GROUP.
We have two children who are subject
to attache of croup Whenever an at-
tack is coming on my wife gives them
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and it:
always prevents the attack. it is a‘
household necessity in this county and
no matter what else wc run out of. it .
would not do to be without Chamber-
lain's Cough Remedy. More of it isV
sold here than of all other cough medi- :
cinea combined—J. bi. Nickle. of Nic-
kle Bron. merchants. Nickleville. Pa.
For sale by George C. Stillson. South
Norwaik; Edward P. Weed. Norwailt.
Pleasure is very seldom found where .
It is sought. Our brightest blues of
gisdaeso are commonly itiadled by uu- i
expected sparks. -—Johnson. .
—L .
GLOlthl's saws
ComeafromDr. D. B. Cargile. ofWash-‘
ita l. T. He writes: "Pour bottles
of lectric Bitters has cured lrs.V
Brewer of scrofula. which had caused
her great entering for years. Terrible
sores would break out on her head and .
face. and the best doctors could gtvs.
no help: but her care is complete and ‘
her health is excellent.” This shows
what thousands have proved—that .
Electric Bitten is the beat blood puri-
Ier known. We the supreme remedy.
eras-a. tottor. salt rheum. ulcers. boils -
'hoipa digestion. builds up the stroagth. .
or. kidneys and bowels espels poisons.
~ helps digestion builds up the strength
Ollyflcolts. goldhyFIIIIH. lotr
I
Till APPITITI OF A GOAT. '
ls savisd by all your dyspepties
whose Stomach and Liver are out of!
order. All such should know that Dr i
ltiag's New Life Pills. tho
spisadio appetite. sound e
vs rsgalar bodily habit that insures:
“Well. ma, why don't you put onV
Pianist a... Sateen. unwise
or an ms. is . .
Mm M. 3111“.de limit With. 310-
olid Others i‘ that...
Mondznr Store.
From Makers To Western. ‘
Big Variety
a. newest styles of well-tailored
Booted and Muscs‘ Sockets,
Suits. 90“ Cloth mt
5hr Capes.
AT MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES.
>I.‘Wr1"1b7el 8- C6...
BB Washington street. South N orwalk
"mm-sauna to as anchor."
eeeeeeearaaasvv'seeeseeeO Every
mechanic
uchs.;f
Drug Store: ‘
' i
i
i
{and feed at the lowest price.
iGrain and Feed from second hands ?
wonderful'
Stu-uh and NM Remedy thou COO-0.0.0....OOOOOOOOOIOOOOOOOOOOOI...
smuett’s
V, ....... Tools.
FOX CYCLE & HARDWARE COMPANY.
"ELEVATOR“
"We never make excuses for charging high prices.
because it' is not necessary. We sell the choicest grain
Why buy Hay. Straw.
Elevated Grain
l
.oeooeoooseooooooooooom.
H
is always clean.
Raymond Bros.
RAILROAD ELEVATOR.
By the Looks of the Front of his
Store, Theodore Has Been to Boston ,
Again.
I have bought a large stock of
Shoes from Lynn manufacturers at
one-half price. for July and August
aalesndlthinhitisthebestlotol
goods ever olered on this earthfor
the money, and will overshadow any
sale I ever had, in quantity and
' quality.
Theo.“ Olsen.
“Advertising is the Kay Blots to Success."
Norwalk Chronicler