lid. ,cha'iiifeE : iwicé ‘a beet." but. every ‘ "day
we bring out a new bargain.
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time what We otter you for Thursday. Friday and Saturday, in
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rlor Suits, Book. Cases,
‘ China onsets.
$30.00 Parlor Suite .......... $25.00
35.00 Parlor Suits ............ 28.00
42.00 Parlor Suits ......... 33.00
7.00 Book Cases .. ........ .. 5.00
10.50 Book Cases ............ 3.00
14.00 Book Cases ....... 11.00
17.00 Book Cases ......... 14.00
11.00 China Closets .......... 9.00
15.00 China Closets .......... 13.00
17.00 Union Closets ...... 15.00
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, Hardma‘n, Gabler, Shoninger. Jowctt rind Bradford Pianos
{iodine won erfui Planola. '
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. North Main arid Ann Streets
,, SOUTH. NORWALKECONN.
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" ‘CHiLonEN'a BLACK HOSE.
‘ > ExtraFine an), Double Knees.
. 19c Quality for 10¢.
We sell thorn as seconds. Imperfec-
tioniiilixht. No holes.
Specials
LADIES’ a CHILDREN’S JACKETS.
At Half Price.
V' FUR SCAM-'8 AND MUFFs.
At Half Price.
LADIES FANCY Htse.
. . “; 17c
Regular price. 25c.
LADIES’ GOLF GLOVES,
50:: quality for 35c
‘ LADIES‘. ‘FANCY HOSE.
' 39c.
Regular price, 500.
aovsv run you oLoves,
50c quality for 35¢
LADIES‘ MOCHA GLOVES,
Silk Lined,
$1.00 Quality for 75:.
MEN'S HALF HOSE,
10c: 3 for 25¢.
Plain and Fancy.
VS
BOYS' FLEECED UNDERWEAR,
17c.
Regular Price, 25c.
I’Wc invitc attention to our regular .
‘ ‘ lines of
HOSIERV.
Children's. 2 for 25c
and, School Hose, 19c.
Fine and Heavy Houdini.
Lodleo’ Hosiery at 25c.
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. CHILDREN'S OUTING FLANNEL
chooses. .
25c. be. tied.
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.POPE'B QUARTER QENN‘URY. ‘ NOT GOlNQB‘B’gtéOEg AMERICAN
, SANTA Banana. Oat, February
tordoy c, It. 'Petor'o. 1.20.5111 1’, Ripley. p ident of motion
lla‘,» . _, wag-Mic popeuto- 1 to. Fe eyttoin. hi to pin barbara Lt
tendon thb twontyfltti you- ofi spend ioe'wint'or. accompanied. by m
motto." ‘ uuhthouiotu oat: handy. Regarding rumored poncho
.91. the Jubilee int pootponod l tiona for the pure ale 0: the Monica:
. oh ' on the combined foa- t Control by the Solitaire ho aid: "‘l‘ht
airline and coronation l Bantu F‘o lion, not.ouly not opened nc
today wao’morted t negation: MK. ,
. l flt'PeV-i loan line. but t barrio dealt-o to ye
.' iboiow inf Aipori nborderxf Ho add
._ . ledoli ed that t one 'o . the preheat into»
7 .. . ”from u ciao-.1». unnatural. e p to outlet, to
W' ,- Will mulls: that;lllam. ' 3 you: 115“in ii ”Mme“
rflm Y 0 mill Icon Built It! on
, , “Ila: Will“. the nllibi ot the my“ thorn Coincrnir
' ”he
in than
'Fwoloijh ”7.;
fining? - a“ harm Erwin...
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nullity? mil obi! 1 MW , . llll'hbl 0“
~ ammo retool .’W iris
’ V ‘e denature
homage. you.
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w.
. Consult
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‘ insatiab-
ues llilll'. llll‘iiiiii illuminant
ll. ll...lilllhifltii_lielfllil§1l.,ili than!
‘ill. lii’iilin'liir~ $2.000 it You
1 WASHINGTON. February zoo'rae
" isotonic Committee on claims has a very
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i goiter-at bill of all those matters
.exhauative report on theaubiec . it is
; expected that the bill will come up lot-
' or in the session. but the fate of similar
h lie in proviouu Coast-eased would in—
gdlcatc that the hill will.have a hard
itimo to pass both blouses. in the rc-
port in included the. item to pay the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad. Company tho auni
. 440.20.,for injury done to their. pier in
Float River. New York. by the battie~
31in Maine. This in Mt old bill Which
:pnauod theSEuate in .tho F‘ilty-ilfth
Congress. but failed to be reached in
' the House. Senator O. H. I’latt origin' .j
ally proaented the bill. and the ques-
tion of damages was referred to a unv-
al committee. The report of this oom-
mlttec estimated tho damage at 84.550.
but the actual cost of repairing the
name was 34.40.20. which in the
amount appropriated
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The diplomatic and consular bill.
which provldru for the halal-lea of all
the United States ambassadors and
console. has just been reported to the
House. .All the Connecticut consuls
are retained nttlicir old salaries. ex-
rent E. ’l‘heophilus Liefeld. of New Ha»
van. who is raised to class five. at a
salary of $2.000. Ho l'a consul at Frei-
liurg, Germany. The other Connecti-
cut consuls”; am provided for as follows:
George 1". Lincoln. of Hartford. at Aut-
* warp, Belgium. $3.000; Dr.- Oliver J. D.
jHugliea. of Merlden..at Cohurg. Ger-
, many. at $2.000; George ll. Jackson. of
New Haven. at La Rochelle. 31.500; A. .
“ Homer Byingtnn. of Norwalk, at Na- ‘
nice. $2.000: Charles E. Turner. of
Waterbury. at Ottawa. Canada. $3.500.
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Consul—(:aneral Hughes. of Coburg.
rcpcria to the, State Departmvnt that _.
there in a good opening for American
coal dealers in Germany. This. is -_;.~'.~
pct-lolly true of the city in which he is
consul: He states. however. that Am-
cricnii denim-s are handicapped by the
fact that there are no arrangements
for storing large quantities of rural. Ho
recommends the eatabliahinont of a
large depot at sciue'seapurt in Ger-
many. or else to have the American
dealers induce German merchants to
receive the whole supply stint at any
one time. A very good quality oi? coal.
at a comparatively low price. in the
lnduocmcnt which may bring about this
‘lpelllllg for American coal.
o o o‘
Govcrnor W. ii. Tail. of the Philip-
: ‘iuc islands. who has been in Wasli~
:‘ vigion for somc limo. testifying before
‘ ‘be Philippine committee of the Seu-
‘ ite as to conditions in the islands. in
‘ ‘0 visit Connecticut in March. lie goes
to New Haven at the invitation of
president Hadley. and cxoccta to make
1 short stay .siuipiy for tho purpose of
‘ "acing Yale college oucc more. The
'iovernor says it is some time since lic
. “as been at New Haven. and that in: is
. inly coins on a social visit. Governor
Taft is n araduntc of Yale. and there ,
.wiil probably be several social func-
i hips in his honor when he comes to
\low Haven. No (infinite timo has
i ‘e-ni set as yet. The hearings before
‘ tic committee will- probably soon be
; ‘losvd. after which the governor will
' '0 west to his home. He will go direct
. ‘0 New Haven from their.
Govcrnor 'l‘aft has made
i very popular here by his courtesy and
brutally. it is acknowlmiucd that he
apcukn with full knowicdgc of Philip-
. niuo affairs. and bin opinion will have
' "ounidcrnble weight with the commit-
‘oc. 'l'oniaht the Yale Alumni Asso-
"iuliou of Washington will burn its an-
nual banquet. at which Governor Taft
' viii hr the guest of honor. The 0008'-
don promises to no nationally interest-
ing. There will be about one hundred
meats. Secretary of‘ War Root. at
whose house Governor Taft in a guest.
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11 ‘um deal of the many new preparations,
. « t . . iconotantiyropoearimr auditor watch
iuiportant‘report on the French Spoli- ,
Eation claims and othor claims againai
They have made a?
nd an ‘
5 . .. 33in um cam-whom. _ .‘
i’hyaloittns‘aro slow to take up new 1 ‘
l and ‘iiptriod remodionyuntii-‘sthoir va~l
too has been established by actual can .
. WillailllbiiVIdGLXll‘ily it." naturally. stroll”
.iiuthuisainu
the rain; airman inn.
. by To liiilii i‘hinii iiiill‘liiuiiii
‘ y. ' ' .lluts hill diurnal lil'rlliiiidiniun
’l‘u Will". Nation
culcaoc. roar-nary eta-rim 'l‘rlb-
c tra 1it at me ammo.
‘ fi’l‘hgfigat‘lllflf l and o‘ lightened
nhyainlaua aria paramounnowever. it
to make a M11 1!“ of any new Bpeclllo:
if and out at its ‘ ‘ 5
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1:»: tuna today prints: the following special
P‘ icabiesraiu from Pckin. China. under
V1». data of February 10;
a
A‘scnnntiou wan (zuuseil'ln diplomatic
. A new preparation for too cum oficirclcn here today. when it [laconic
. catnrrh has attracted iuucli ottoman in 1kuown that the Valiant States. through
3 the paint tow nicotine and hail mot With .Sccrctary of Strain John Hay, had cent
i great favor from the medical proton» i a note to the ltuaalan and Chinese gov~
g aiou not only because it in remarkably it-rumciita. following clnaoiy along the
iauccoauful in the cure of catarrb. biitiliuca oi the Anglo-anaiicac treaty of
i also bccniioo‘ it in not it uecret patent January ..0. The note in interpreted as
{ medicine: anyone using it known Justin distinct warning to both (lulu-a and
% what he to taking into his iii/atom. lRuauiu that the United States will not
of $4.“
in the preheat
. it is composed of blood root which
roots on the blood and mucous mom.
' brnne. liydrautin for some purpose to
1; clear the macho from hand and throat
; and red Gum of‘ouoalyptue tree to der-
9 troy catarrhal‘gcrmo in tiioihlood.
All of these antiseptic romeiiieii are
3 combined in the form, of a pleasant-
tastlng tabletor lozenge, and are com
. by druggieto under name of Stuart:
Gatarrli noble“. and many would
toatu in chronic catarrh oasos have
established its‘ moi-it beyond question.
honouring states that‘he nun die.
carded inhalers/sprays .uiul washes
and doponds nutircly upon ht‘uart’a tia-
, tarrh Tabloid in treating nasal cabarrh.
' He says: “i‘ have had patients Who
had lost the sense of small entirely
‘ and whose hearing was also impaired
' from nasal catarrli. recover complotcly
alter a few weeks use of Stuart’ayiia‘
turrh Tablets. 1 have been equally
? aiicocsaiul with the remedy in catnrrh
of the throat and catarrh of atomuch.
, I can. only explain it on the principal
that .catarrh la a constitutional illn-
‘oase, and that tho nutlucptlo Dropt’r
; ins in thcac tablets drives the catarrn
:ai poison completely out of tho aya-
l tern."
‘.Dl‘. Odell an , l have cured mam
ounce of catar oh stomach in past
\ four monthn‘by‘the use of istuart’a (Jo.- ‘
iarrh Tablets alone without the use or
‘ any other remedy and without dieting
'l‘hc tablets are especially useful in us-
clcaring tlic iiicuiiiroiiri and overcom-
ing the continual hawking. coughing”
and cxpcctornting. so disgusting and
annoying to (‘Hltll‘l‘lt suii’o-rm‘o.
[Ell-121' .
the bill presented by Mr. Sperry to;
~grant a pandiod to Alida Payne. of
‘Middietmvm Both bills are on the cni- ‘
radar and will probably pass the ucxt;
time penalonbins are tailcniip for. cou- 4
‘aldorntio‘n more lioti'a .
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The post amt-c dopartmout. lino issued
.Oi‘tlt‘l'R for tho cstublialimoiit of a rural i
free delivery route l' rum 'l‘urlirrvillc.
.With our: carricr. The route will be
2405, miles long. will cover an arch of
'twolvc milca. and will servo 424 pcr~
'aoun. Lcwis A. liaihbonc has been
named as carrier. 'i‘hi- sovvicc will
*onrmcnrc March l. The dcpnrtmcnt
has also lusumi. unit-re to start tlic
routs at Lynir. (iii lll“ ili'r‘t (it March.
This route will he 24V. miles luau.
cow-ring lWFllly square miles and H‘.‘“\'
‘ 'W: 8.10 hoopla. A third route to begin
.biurcll l. in from Wcmllmry post ci-i
not: .coveriug 31in miles and sci-rial:
n34 people.
’l‘hc l’roi‘sidcnt sent to the Sonata to-
,day for continuation the name of Ed-T
win I’. Thompson. ma second lieutenant.
aid the rcmilar army. Thompson is the
teen of Colonel J. M. Thompson. who
.3 was formerly for natural years station,
fed in Connecticut. as government in-
iszpccior of thc militia. Young: 'l‘bouip-
’suli is a gruduutc of Yale. .and was or“
himself -dch to take on examination for CH"
iii-anon to thr- arniy sumo weeks ago.
lic bun iiow auccwul‘ully panned llll' rcv
'qulrcd (examination. and his appoint-
ment was maria at cutie.
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Connecticut prueions were granted
today as foliown; original wlilnwu‘.
Ellen 1.. Onliornc. of New Haven. 38
bar month; increase. ’l‘hcodom l". Bab
lay. of Meridcn. $8 pr-r mouth. Horace
3.1. Why. of North Lymc. 310 nor month
wind Lucius it. Austin. of North Gros-
eal caturrll nud‘c'atnrrh of tho throat»
9 Null!” Ol‘tho hiox l
,venordalc. $10 per month.
1 o o c
t . e, 0 Captain Charles W. |ll‘il‘lflr. (grun-
G a rat H :- -S.'Pocli. of New flaw- wich. chief of division n in one on
an. :hlwlrodmbelrom the Senate commlt- router. in confined to his bed with an
. one on military alum this moynlh‘. in iaim-airs in his stomach. it was toured
“who" of the minim billa to prohibit at one time an operation would have
in; desecration of'the American nag. .mbooorfurmac. but be Is alowly m-
”lover-at coinaiittool honour-lotto am writing at tilt present time.
will also be at. the banquet.
. iv for
him-m tom tli chime. and to
unmet throughounhevotuuo
the. MW at the Republic. in
tone at Ami-loan Quotation and
‘ minty
the Grand Army. and am a lengthy: ‘ ‘
itatement u to‘tlie iilnioo of the this. i devised my up; Imminent or tho com- 3 of Connecticut at a meeting on Febru.
. adverb-int norm . A
on bar at you havohoen pmonted to
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Boli-
~i. . not in" ’mlttee. ”—- W' i
{it} with“... gin-$1333. aotedl PLANe nooorao FOR twosome
u inaction-mun aria. delegation from; . . AOOOCI».NUN. ~
Copies of tho plumb! orgauintlo'u
imitiee‘aiipointud for‘tlio’lpiir a h‘
at,“ pivoting“ or" the defunct Masonic
Mutual floodlit Aunoclution. liayo-bocn
mailed to all tonal-r momboru 'ollglblc
“l moth errata ‘in the new organica-
tion.‘ “It, ' normative? anion «infringe
OLE. . Me n. p 'utarboy,
outlay than 2?: and 3.. or. (trim. of
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m
““w‘l‘lmzw
emulator: have. ,. n
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gl able
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not.
:poriuit the integrity of the empire in
ibe molested in favor of one nation to
tllli' detriment of anothcr. The note.
jWthl practically cudorscu the English
gtreaty with Japan .aaya: f
"Washington. D. (3.. l-‘earuary :wAn
.agrccinont whereby China gives any
corporation or company the oxciuaivr»
;rlg_ht or privilegc of opening mines.
itutabliahlug rallroudsor in any way in—
=duatrialiy developing Manchuria. can
that be. viewed with the gravest cou-
irern by the wivcrumcnt of the United
gtltatcs. It constitutes a monopoly
‘ which in a diatinct breach of the stipu-
llatlnns of the treaties concluded bo-
twccn China and foreign powers. and
thereby seriously nilccta tho righta or
-Amcrican citizens. It restricts their
rightful liradc, exposing it to be dis-
arimiunurd against. interfered with or
otherwise jeopardized. and strongly
tends to permanently impairing China'u
nbvereign rights in this part of the (4111'
,pire. while it seriously interferes with
her ability to inc-2t her international
obligations.
”Furthermore. such a concussion on
China‘s part would be undoubtedly foi-
ilowml by demands from other powers
for similar equal extensive advantagce
elsewhere in the Chinese eiriplre. and
the inevitable. result must be the com-
pletc wreck of the policy of absolute
:ouuality of treatment. in all nations.
trooper-ting tradc. navigation and com
nit-rue w...iin_ tlia empirc‘a routine. 0n
.thc other hand the attainment by one
power of such PKCllIRth" privileges for
the commercial organizations of its
nationality conflicts with tho assure
antes rcpcntcdly conveyed to this gov-
crumcnt by the iiiipcrial Russian min-
iatry of foreign alfairs oi the imperial
government‘s intention to follow the
policy of the open door. as advocated
by the government or the linitcd States
and accepted by all tlic treaty poweru
lerillgflmllllli‘l'Clfll interests in the cm-
p re. " '
“it is for throw-canons that the gov»
eruiucut of the United States now. as
forum'iy. animated by the sincerest. dc-
sirc of insuring to the whole world the
impolite of funrand fair intcrcourac lic-
twci-n (‘liiifu and the nations, on a foot.-
iui; of «trial rights and advantages to
all. submits the above to llli‘, carat-Ht
lccnuidcrntlou of llllllPl‘iill governments
got China and ltusniu, confident that
ithey will adopt such measures as will
3 rciicvc the ion! and natural anxicly of
iihc l‘nitcd Sluice."
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CLAIMS KlNG IS lNNOCENT.
‘ Lynch Swears He Had Nothing to Do
with Gambling House Holdup.
SALT LAKE. Utah. February 20——
;Jamcs Lynch. a priscucr Iuidcr can
itom-c of death in tho staid pcuitcu-
: tiary, made an oiiidavit to the affect
jiliat L. E. King. also under a death
‘. sentence. hurl absolutely nothing to do
with tho uttcuiptcd holdup of a guinh
ling honor. in this city in bcpicmbor.
1000. when Georg-.9 Prousc wns,uhoi
“and killed. turd for which crimc Lynch
and King We a convicted. Lynch was
capturi-il (ltlr lig tllc attcluptcd holdup
and King wauurroutoii a low iiuyn liiicr
nu auoliicion of being connected with
the aliuir. lio lulu atcndily maintained
his lilYlOCMCEf'flnd being an ltaiinn
uubjcct recently onlieicd the aid of the
.llnlinn ambassador at Washington to
* assist in getting his rclcasc. um um
i davlt was admired by King‘s attorncyé
fatter securing ‘anothor affidavit from
Colorado to the effect that a convict
‘ named John Strange in the Canon City
. penitentiary. baa confessed that ha
i and not King. was Lynch‘a companion
' during the. attempted holdup.
*..r:.>.vt‘-m~,
PLEASES THE BREWERS.
. Well Satisfied Will? The Removal of
Wu Tax on Boer. .
WASiilNGTON, February 20—«Son-
. ator 0. ii. Flatt lino reccirod a copy of
la rcaointionadoptod by tho. brewer-o
jttl‘y ll. expressing satisfaction with
V the action of the Wind; and moana com
‘ inittoo of. the httllilan roportinx a bill
’ removing than-alt invasion tax on boar
and extrema; humiliation brow .
maybe. fovooedtginia lino manner 1
,th lithe. 'o («the denote; 'l‘ho
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Weyinvite your attention to our earlyzehoyving o! toi-
lormadc Suits of Broadcloth. Choviotolanél $o'rgc.~ Gowns
oi Etamine, Twinecloth and Variation. . When you be:
them you will think your day~dreains of fine gbwns have
come true. . . , ._ y
We have no hesitation in claiming that we ‘are offer-
ing for yourinSpeciion. one of the. strongest. and hand
somcst collections of ready-to-wear suits and gowns to be
found in New England. You will find it? rare union of
art and common sense in which style and materialareso
combined that the result can not fail to be popular in the
extreme. _ .
We mention several which will be suretoplease you.
Tailor’cd Gown of Brown Cheviot. wide flare ‘hkirt and
collarlcss blouse. poatillion back: both skirt. and blouse
trimmed with stitched satin bands. . . . . .
Black Serge Gown. blouse with vest front and poplin.
all taffeta lined;akirt with drop petticoat of taffeta, very
exclusive and elegantly finished. . , ..
Gown of Oxford Gray. doubleubreasted. tight~fitting
coat with peplin; graduated flounce skirt with stitched silk
hands. all taficta lined. .
A my elegant Gown of Blue Etamine. Gibson ciicct,
wide flare skirt with drop silk petticoat. The flouncc fin-
ished with velvet and hand-flosscd.
White Dress Gouda; '
are to be in high favor this season. Before you can real-
ize it the weather will admit of white being worn on all
occasions. Perhaps you haVe worn white Pique in the
house ‘all winter. Many people do, and there is nothing
more becoming.
We have a new line of plain and fancy Piques. some
with Bayadere, others with vertical stripes. some figured
and brocaded.
,There are also some Mcrcerizcd Fanciers which are
going to be very popular. Then there are the old-time fa-
vorite Mulls. Persian Lawns. Linens. Dotted and Figured '
Swiss 3 in all styles. ‘
A lot of fine new Tuckin gs, both plain and fancy.
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GROSE SENDS lN REBlGNATION. i LOST $50,000 THROWING CRAHs.
BALLSTON. N. Y., February 20*— VINCENNES. lint, February 20—h.
Edward F. Gl’tiiw, ricrk oi (luratogu W. ltcbrrts. an electrician created :1
county. haw tcudcrcd his rosiguatiou l0 ordination in a. suit against Matthew
Govcrnor Odell, as a result of charges or. Kcllcy and Dallas Tyler charged
of ninlfcnauncc in other: made by Dis- ' with causing the downfall of Richard
trict Attorney Salisbury. Tho charges Davis. ftll‘lllt'l' bank cashier, by unfair
wow that (.iroue liztalu'cd $1.000 olilti: gambling or homes. He testified that
ices and did not rcturu (llt'. some to at tile diructimi of Kcllcy hc placed a
County Trounurcr Grippin. as the law now liattcry in the nuloo'u and adjusted .
requires. two saucer products under the bar.
whom it is hilt-god that Davis lost
induct), throwing craps.
A LEGACY OF THE GNP.
in often a rundown system. wcah- ~-—~—-—-7-
uoau, nervousness, lock of appetite. on. A SENSIVBLE MAN
orgy and ambition, with disorderediwuum use Kemp’s Balsam for tho
““9" ““4 kidm‘” oftcn WWW it“ ‘1" "rhmat and Lungs. it is caring more
Lflt’k of this WI‘Qltfllt‘d ("filial-1U. Tl'it‘ Coughs, 30mg“ Asthma. Bronchitis,
gcrnti-st hood thou In lillcctric llittoru. Croiipwuii all Throat and Lung ’l‘rou-
the sph-ndid ionic. blood purifier and blue than any other medicine. The
regulator" of Stomach, Liver and lxid- proprietor has autlicrizcd any ilrllggist
ncyn. .ihousandq M") proved that. to give you a sample buttic (me to con-
thcy wonderfully ntrcugthcii tho . vincc you of tho incrit of this great
nerves, build up the ayatani, and re WNW“; Price .5 c 'lilil our
stdro to health and good'iipirits after ’ " _,_vfj_m‘ . ‘
all littac'k 0t Grip. ii suffering, try
- NO MERIDEN FAIR.
them. Only 50c; Perfect satisfaction . ., t. . . __ ,.
guaranteed by F. H513 to!“ Mitililllohl. heir “only do. At iii,
, ."w a *. annual meeting 4? ithp'ritato agricui.
THlRTV-TWO' ONEANTOMBED tiual society in no town hall ycstci-
‘ A‘LIV
‘ day it was decided to hold no fair tum
rBAKU, 'l‘ranu-Cuuounlu, February 20 ‘ :32“ the cldlbmrd of oflicers w‘l”
alluring tho courae of: the search to- ‘ '
looted. ~ .
mum to senator it
day forbodloa of victims of the re-
cent earthquake at Shainaka (which ‘8
hold toilette resulted in the loan of
about 2.000 llvoe) thirtytwo persona
wore diaentombod olive. '
i . ’l " “M --.—-M
.. w aAVEID A BOY’D L-lFfi.
Mro.f"coptaln ll Hubbard. of‘Mil‘
iord.*Del..'oayo: "Brazilian Bonn any.
ad my own life. He baton )tlu’llkt!
the one we lost mlth man. We gave
nim-‘h‘ Kowloon”. he quickly? dropped
lnfi."'l"ol'“ilflle by K H. Pinhtod and
ll'. H. Bunch , p
m,
Font. iueunniioavcitt would.
hm? $011“; giro. Manning gar
f M . MW" , on pit on
to pity; tho {nutrition of their pollclris
in “fig?“ ’ V dr‘o'hen’ ehintro
woofem’, ,i
iii
, iii-earning not paid
to sleep. and won all right In tho morn ‘
“W; her-in it. ii. hunter‘s drug'
' . ‘ WNW“. at
‘ ‘ . ’il 15¢,th no
MILLIONS PUT TO WORK.
. The wonderful activity of the now
i century is shown bx an enormous dc-
‘mandu for the w'brl ’a boot workers-—
TDr, King'o- New Life Bills. For Con-
stipation. Slick Headache, lillllououeaa.
,br any trouble of Stomach. Livor or
Kidneys. they're unrivaled. Only 20c
.at F, H. Baxter'a drug store.
‘ coneicmn Oil. MiLL 1wants.
CORSXCANA.~To;raa, a‘li’iibrunry 2 ~
The Cornicnna oil'mlll. One of the larg-
out in the state. w destroyed by are
that ulxht. muctholft‘with or might
sumo on the booth: in.” ,, Boiiroad
tracks. The to“ illuminated» 8120.-
low; fully covered immce..
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