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pm nets. email” prairies.
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11110 on Avon
A leoh'of.
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. beehttoubled with indiges-
[to . hare .trlcd
. , edit‘odol gspspsa
ave on two hot as and
are relief from them than all
hillsides takes. I feel more
lib than I have felt in twanty.
hereon Riggs. of Barley
R'l‘liouilhiids have testified
:R as... (icons 0. BtIll‘son.
' ’r‘n ashamed at you. When l
a! could read twice as well
. es'ni, but you had a dif-
o from what I've got.
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ML. "FM”! OL-D ENG.
1%?le Silvery. of
' land: “'lt hits salted
ii "a hll‘vilis been a nine
tie for over six years
. 1 the time cameo to her
a it now quite well." Sold
' c. Stillso ”Jame south Nontalk;
Weeds
.. ”lira rovers was at a garden
one afternoon. when a young
I! to it 'What time is ii.
.. :Traversf" Travers _
watch. moved his lips and -
(1 finally said: “It' ll be s-a-s-
lee the tune I lean" say.
slim I 5'11
fill l'Ian “
. Glove. ..
tidy mm a- new pair of
for: EIIIor. 1.
“fill ” Clasp. at $1.00
. IV lit block and spring
" its Aria costumes.
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s'rhmwav olAnoe.
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meteor :.
many .
och money. to no .
1111' Ibemoerlain's (tough
on his world tor anon .
PRlClI.
HBO WE HAVE EVER OFFERED.
PHICEBI FROM
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fl”".l,l
“14%.. i
itin‘ troubles; cuts. burns. scalds
chadag quickly heal by the use of
no new Witch Hazel Salvo.
Iliad Be sure you get
toilecrge. C. Stillsou.
fiddler-41 put mirrors in my waiting
Dertf' a.
. rooted instead of magazines
Friendm ow does it work? .
i Doctor-— ‘ine. People are so fond of
lacking at themselves that they come
early. so as to have a chance to wnlt.—~
revs Topics.
JOI COULDN’T HAVE STOOD IT
If he’d had Itching Piles. They re
terribly annoying; but Bucklen 3 AIM-
jca Salve will cure the worst case of
miles on earth. It has cured thous
adds. For injuries. Paine or Bodily
1llh'uptlune it‘s the best salvo in the
fworld. Price 251: a box. Cure gnaran
”teed Sold by F. H. Baxter, south
:Norwalk; John A. Riggs, Norwalk.
The lrish members of the British
parliament seem to have invited the
government to come outside and put
them’ out. And while they were at it
they mode certain that the Austrian
1reichsrath would no longer hold the
heavy-weight roughhouse champion-
ship.~—cnicaxo Record.
" OAUOHT A DREADFUL COLD.
Marlon Kooks. manager for '1‘. M.
Thompson. a large importer of fine
lmillinery at 1658 Milwaukee Avenue.
Chicano. says: “During the late se
'vere weather I caught a dreadful cold
Which kept me avake at night and
made me unfit to attend my work dur
in the day One of my millinors was
tagihx Chamberlain's Cough Remedv
for a severe cold at that time, which
seemed to relieve her so quickly that i
bought some for myself. it. acted like
. magic and I began to improve at once.
I am now entirely wall and feel very
p eased to acknowledge its merits.”
sale by poem 0. Stillson. South
fit
‘2 Maxillary cruiser
‘ ‘lienili been one new in he depart
.hel .
.Blonco expects that, a .11aval demon
‘ ed, printed proofs of it were submitted
_ States Minister Loomis from Vane»
isnelnn government headed by President
it. in imi» C
more.” we'halve a .
nNorwalk: Edward P Weed. Norwalk.
0?in stat:g
11s y r.
11 is shipeéteu that on.
oiu the squadron 111.com-
hrs. from whence daihr despatch boats
arrive at San Juan. There has cw»
day mornlnfia
111's irom be; Guevara oi‘ Minister
Loomla. Naval officers hero profess ig-
mutants of the whereabouts of. hostels.
1.131111111111111 Voucsuclun chasm
says thal: Prooldcn‘t (lustre; or
Venezuela. is unlikely to yield to the
11111111111111 0: the United states ullu
‘strilti‘on will follow. He fears the re
surt. because of the heavy foreign in—
tcrosts at the. seaports and hints at 1
possible complications of on intmna
tiohal character. 1
_ >Uprisinga have taken place in new
oral districts. but President Castro is
considered to be able to quell them
, NE YORK, April lie-The Tribune
this morning prints 11 innit article of the
porting to give a clear account of the
circumstances responsible for the
strained relations between the United
States and Venezuela. it comes from a
writer in New York not connected with
the minor. and in order that it might
be easily criticised or correct~
to the Venezuelan Iegotion in Washing:
ton. and to the Venezuelan consul. al—
ready in the city. The article begins
by saying that the recall of United
'zuela has released much information
concerning the methods of the. Vouc-
pstro. . New York business men who
own large commercial interests in Von-
‘czueln. and who are kept informer! by
their representatives in Cameos of the
state of' affairs, have within the lust
few days'xlven to the writer facts long
withheld.
From those merchants it is learned
that Castro is revising the constitution
to suit his revolutionary policy. lie
called 11 congress together ‘li‘vbrnnry 20.
whose members are all or his choosing.
Their first act was to pose. according to
street. says: "I am 7'! years old. and
the mother of a larm1mmliy. I had
kidney trouble for a lone time. with
very severe backache and to make
matters worse rheumatism attacked
me It was so bad that my hands and
limbs Wars of no use to me.
Dean's Kidney Pills‘and they did me
good, I did not suffer as i did. My
backache disappeared and the rheuma-
tlsm was much better. I think I can
safely say if they help people of my
data. ainicted so badly. they 'will help
anyone."
You cau'xet Dean's Kidney Pills at
Pialeted's drug store, price 50 cents.
Foater-Mll‘burn Companyq Buffalo,
Y.. sole agents for the United States
Remember the name-Doan' s—-aud
take no other.
MSW
form of punishment. was shot, by Cas-
lro’s order on February 19. In Vouc-
zuela now. it is userted, government
dignltice. the Justices of the, court‘s. lo»
cal officials in the various cities and
status. retain their pieces only as long
as they obey. without question, the. or-
ders of Castro. in January two Justices
of the Supreme Court failed in a certain
cues to bond down 11 decision that no»
corded with Cactro's notion of justice.
These Justices were thrown into 11 cell.
and kept there until they agreed to
think with Castro.
in the first month of- his presidency.
Castro called to his presence 11 nulnbel
of wealthy representative merchants
and bankers. and informed them that
they must contribute to'thc support of
the government. According to his own
estimate of the 11111qu of their fcr~
tune-a. he lined the sum cuch should pay
into the ircusury at once. The amounts
ranged from 820.000 to 830.000. A few
objected rind sirnlglltwuy found them.
his orders, an amendment to the con-
stiintion, extending the term of office
of the president from four years to six. ’
This was done without any pretcniloni
of consulting the. choice of the people 1
During the first week in March be up
pointed as members of his cabinet. sov-
en men who have learned to sublurmte
their will to his.
Castro has been dictator ever since
he drove. President Audrmlo by force of
arms from Venezuela executive mun-
slon eighteen months ago. lie has yet
to 119er the remaining year of Amti
rude's term. which does not, expire nu- 2
ill February 29. 1902. Then. according
to his revision of the constitution. he
will enjoy six years more in office.
making eight and one—half yours alto-
gather.
Meanwhile the real president of Vou—
ozuela is Andrndc, who is today in the
Island of Curncon, which he has rilos-
cn as the starting point of 11 proposed'
expedition.
in Venezuela there is no such tiling
as capital punishment. >Crime‘s peuul-I
ties stop at imprisonment for tool
years. But General Acosta. friend of!
Andrade, and enemy of Castro, who bud I
dared to take up arms against Castro.
and was the head of the revolntlcnury‘
party in the field. was put to death.
A correspondent for 11 weekly 11cws~
paper. who recently rcim nod from Von-
czuelu, tells how Acosta wnu cnpluu-d.
and in spite of the low against Ullfll
collected in all $12,000
w
selves conveyed to the rotunda. the
worst prison in Caracas. Subsequently
(‘astlu hail ihrrc of the gentlemen
handcuffed (Illil shuiklcd together. and
marched through the streets of the city
bmcrnoied and bulehendcd.s11rronndcd
by 11 strong armed guard. Then he sent
earth to 11 stone cell. the dimensions of
which were so small as to make it lm~
possible for him to lie down. After
several days he. ordered them to, hc
transported to San Carlos. the old Span-
,lsh fortress prison at. Maracaibo, where
are confined all the criminal convicts.
At. the pleadings of their families and
friends. they surrendered. but not until
they had again paraded the streets in
shackles and barefoot and with uncov-
err-d bonds. Having puid' over the
price or thelr‘i’rtwdoln-mnc 515.000; no-
other $20,000. and the third $30,000“
they regained their liberty. They sub-
sequontly camped from the country in
disguise and arrived of Trinidad. in
‘ this way Castro raised the funds for
conducting the government until the
revenues of the war taxes began to
come in.
Another method for raising money
is churging business men with “con-
splring ugnlnstthe government.“ and
confiscatiuu their property.
Not lonc use a German merchant ar-
rived ni. BIU‘CGlOllll. from Caracas. to
collect moneys due on various enter-
pllses in which he was interested. lie
(‘astlo hoard
pl... 17.1., .
Easter Hosuuu.
1~. 1 ~ , '
We have received direct from
the importers some very choice
styles of Ladiel’ Hose to dell at
the popular price of sec.
It is well known that our line of
Mary to sell for 251:. cannot be
fight um” onwleiif assed, embracing
lIck with white feet.
BI ack with white soles.
Black with ribbed tops.
film's out extra wide topl.
fllflelfl HIM. rm or hide.
Alec good styles in Faeries.
seller, and deservedly so.
Children’s How in all grades.
Men's Half Hose 1n ‘cxccllent
values.
Our 2 for list: How Is a popular ‘
‘ ‘ LADIES’CORSET covsas'
er
Easier Corsets.
Corsets. with R. & G. in the lead
Style. 397 in black, drab and
while.
Style 570, baiistc, the ideal light
corset.
Style
front.
Style. Empire. for those who
want a short corset.
“Thompson's Glove Fitting."
Style M, in black, white and
drab.
Style L, a good French contillc.
Style Militant. a stylish straight
front.
Royal Worcester in plain, and
straight front.
Locmer’s Mode, cutaway and
at: at ht front.
111'. t.’ H. 8: (3.. Ferris Welsts.
etc, etc. I
Easier Underwear.
. Our styles and values in
60!, the new straight
glove long been kuou'n for their
x‘ceileucc.
1. Our 25b. line includes fifteen
distinctnumbcrs._ ,
list-tor grades at 39c. and 501:.
Ladies’ on. "
.Wc keep the popular makes of ,
- asezi9e159c17
m—
mgr
Easier Handkerchiefs.
A very choice linc at 25c:
Lace trimmed and cmbri‘ntlcred,
15c.. or a for 25¢.
Attractive pnlirrus at 5c. and
Ice.
Easter Neckwcar.
For Ladies or Gentlemen.
The new combination Ties. as
Puff, Four-ln-Hand or Bow.
Narrow Four-in-Handa in latest
colorings. ‘
A large assortment of Windsor
Tics.
;_ Choice Perfumes.
l Bradley‘s Sachets.
Perfumed Vaseline.
1 Perfumed Ammonia.
, Talcum Powder.
Packer's Tar Seep.
Peal-{s Famous Soap)
Raub’s Egg White.
Jockey Club.
Hellolrops. ‘ ..
Carnation Pink and
oldie. om .. 491: is 11m
Violet. , ’
‘ lured La Gusyra
[took
Easier Toilet Articles .
" clan and fishes consul
‘ lust atoning
I . amines
it!
a Welded. .took he sol
.‘iace where be t “:3“ to t‘
y
V A month later a (3111;111:111 cruiser a}
e cap a an
twelve sailors pulled ushers. will Wig
rode to Caracas Therm VIEWING
Gastro‘ a presence and pere_
mended not only every
Mlhb
ciai who had superintended the tar-
ture. Without a word aspire paid the
money and ordered the 0 who had
only carried out the president‘s or-
dare. cast into the rotunda: . '
:‘Curse all foreigners," Castro is re-
ported to have said. when once General
seated that foreign money and immi-
gration should be encouraged to devel-
op Venezuela's resources. “I'll annul
every concession held by a foreigner in
this country," the dictator is alleged to
have said. "and sell the concessions ov-
er again "
In December he annulled all the corn
constants of the various Orinoco con-
cores—the trading com any. the colon-
lastlon company and t e ehipplnx and
transportation company; all American
N. concerns. with headquarters in New
York. The reason he gave for this pro-
cedure Was that the companies had not
carried out the conditions named In
their contracts. Previous to this. he
had annulled the concessions of the
asphalt campany in the state of Bar-
mudas. a concession which for ten
years or more glad been yielding the
country a larg annual revenue. He
then sold the asphalt property, which
had been purchased years before in
fee simple from the, government of Vu-
czuela 'l‘he asphalt company protested,
and rallied its case into the Venezuelan
courts. where it was rewarded with an
adverse decision. Then the company
brought its case to Washinztou, and
placed it before the United States gov-
ernment. The State Department im-
mediately sent instructions regarding it
to Minister Loomls, in Caracas. These
instructions Loomis carried out to the
letter. ,
Thus was precipitated the present
trouble in Vcncuuelu.
Meanwhile. it is said by excellent au-
thoritles. that each of the entire diplo-
matic cores in Caracas is posting his
government daily regarding the state
of affairs. ‘
Senor Auuusto F. Pulldo. charged-
nlfairs of the Venemelau legatlon. at
Washington. examined the article with
considerable attention last night, at the
Waldorf Astoria. lie said:
“i believe this article to be greatly
exaggerated. Clpriuno Castro is not a
dictator in any sense of the word. He
won his office by force of arms. but he
inn-1 obeyed the constitution since. his
rise to power. i never heard of the
reported amendment to the constitut-
tioh whereby the term of office of pres-
ident was extended from four years to
six. Andreas was not the real presi-
dent of Venezuela. Neither is Castro.
The latter is only a provisional pres-
ident. i do not know even if he. will
be elected to that oliloe.
"During the trouble in the months
when the whole country was in a state
of. siege extraordinary measures were
necessary to preserve any resemblance
of order. If these thinas did occur, It
was long 1130.111“! much less harrowinlf
1111111 portrayed by your correspondent. ”
Gonzales Estevan. the consul general
of Venezuela at this port. refused to
ing that there was no truth in it.
PICTURE NOT FOUND.
LONDON. April swlnqulry by a rep-
resentative of the Associated Press at
the art establishment of Thomas Anny
& Sons. from which the Gainsborough
portrait of the Duchess of Devonshire
was stolen in 1876. elicited the res-
ponse. that nothing was known by the
reported recovery of the picture in Uh!-
cngo. Stories of the discovery of the
missing portrait have recurred at fre-
quent intervals ever since the picture
was stolen.
NEW YORK. April 6~Robert Pink'-
erton. one of the chiefs of the detec-
tive agency credited with the recovery
of the stolen masterpiece, reached here
this morning from Chicago and discus
sing the London despatch said: “More
cannot be the slightest doubt about
the recovery of the picture and when
(l. Moriand Agnew roaches IDHdOH‘Iflfl
confers with the members of his house
he will no doubt fully confirm the
story. He probably fears that there is
some danger of losing the picture
again. I do not think that the denial
given out in bonded was authorized by
the heads of the house. I aided in tho
know all the facts in connection with
the Incident and you can take by per-
sonal assurance of the entire truth of
the story." .
GOVERNOR 0F PORTO Rico:
NEW 'YORK April (iv-Woneealso
BordaLc airman of tile Pal-to mean
Commiss on which recently came to
Wathin on having Written to Presl-
den Mc busy on behalf' of the com
mission suggesting Francis H. Wilson.
postmaster of Brooklyn. all s succes-
nor to Governor Allen at Porto Rico.
should thalattar resign his t. Poet
master Wilson said here at he re-
csived no Information which would
lead him tossnppo‘ee that Clover or Air
Ion intended .to restart. He "‘ id be
1111 not 111111111;de the president for
* the place. not ‘11“ the subject been
discussed in any way between the
president and himself.
nos AfiA‘dita coNIULATu
GENEVA, iii‘iltae’ilind, April I“
serious dem'mtrs‘Ion gain“ the};
on 111111 1118311111.
induce of the ltali consul occurred
in con ectlo With the
tradition Jail both an «dill? coco
piles“ of ti estate intuit
The Inch
1
and 11 list i
Illil
m 000 but the punishment or the oi'il- ‘ '-
Ayala. the minister of industry. sus-
discuss the contents of the article. say- ‘
recovery of the picture. new It myself, ‘ '
Cough 0111p that affected a speedy
I m or 111111111
111 th ninth lain of 1111 1mm .
. . ”f2: soloists
THlt. CANARIE which have yearly proven themselves
the most charming feature of our 1 air Week may, if you wish
it; become a plasma feature of your own" home. if any spec—
. ial sougster attra ‘ your attention dining the remaining (lays
. of Fair. Week, ask to have your name attached to the cage. it
will be reserved for you and delivered when l1 on Week closes.
Price. including the $3 50
g a
fully equipped cage. is ‘
The 00an
mhas kept the elevator busy and the
ihrouged with people, quietly appreciative of the musical pro-
gram provided by Jerome May's (.irchcstra. of the refreshment
served to‘all comers, and of the novel half—light and Oriental
effect 'of ‘ the decorations.
noon and the Saturday evening Concert will he handed you on .
the main floor during the Concert hours-2 in 5 each afternoon
and 7 109 p. 111.. saturtluy.
'l‘ca Room constantly
Programs of selections at each after—
The Souvenir
The Souvenir of the present Fair Work is at once of much
it is a
dainty little Thermometer mounted in a iiiit 1:me with easel
baékmquite. pretty. enough in find place on mantel.
stand. ‘
It is given to over}; one whose purchases amount in $2.00 I
or morc.
practical use anti considerable value as an ornament.
table or
Closing Days.
The closing days of Fair \l'cck will be marked by many
sights of renewed interest. lfyou visited the store «luring the
first days. come again and you will find much that is either
. 1.}
Va!
new or was overlooked before.
Then. M. 111311) Co.
- « Established. 1357. .- .1
rental E) Co.
EASTER
Is a dau for appearing new.
You will purchase a new suit.
a new hat. a new seed. a new
top coat. something 11011 will
surelu want and something 11011
will smell] purchase.
Come in here before spending
i: ‘ 110111 1110111111. we feel confident
we can fit uou out to 110111 sat»
tisiachon.
ll liOll are lookinc after the in-
latest cl some little: fellow who .1
our: “Little Sampson” suit is .
awaiting uour inspection.
b '
at... 111 «dish
..
Lilli
ll.“-l1 ‘
mementos St I
fl
. 11
-.
’ Both houses at parliament 11in
thread to alteration of the coronation
on b. which is long as the more] law
scurrilous asthe solilaauy of in
fishhng when the this comes in at Ellis .
iinuaate. The amended oath will not.“
however, amend King Edward For '
the rest of his reign ho swears ulclaln .
ly. “not at all " ,
be confined to. my
bed with is very cold 01111191111131.
Nothlnl [ave me lief. Finally my,
wife bouth a bottle of One Minute:
euro. i cannot spoilt too highly for
‘thatiexcellsot romedy."~Mr. '1‘. It.
domestication”. Pa. 0. o.
Stililon. ‘ . ,
it you have charisma. don’t take?
medicine; set a brol
W'
CHINA 0,0“ POI! DYIPIPIIA.’
boring coughs are especially danger
one. 1111 unless cured at once. serious
resul is often follow. One Minute
00th Ours acts like magic. it in not
.a common mixture but is a high «as
m remedy. George 0. btlllaon. ‘
' Oh the marriage of Jane Lemon and
Iiihsneaer sweet:
1 'mow‘happily extremes do meet; . .
in Jen‘s“ heneser; ‘ ‘1
Elli oh tour. but new is but 1.,
Norwalk Chronicler