Evening sentinel, Friday, March 14, 1902 · page 6

 
 
 
 

 
 

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5% IKSH‘ING‘TON 'Mulch‘ li-(H (I III
. Hilton‘s. the CommlalsoneI (‘I re...
.Illte eyery other pension
her since the“ bureau was
titled. incurred the enmity of a
any organs. and he has been
(1110qu ways. structure
ave been confined toII having

 
 
 
 

ed by the president, but thus

bitch attempts have been unsuc-
o'w however, a new method
Edevised.
the House to appoint a com-
lbyhaliisate the administra-
.om‘mlssioner Thane pe‘Ii-

, ugh that Commissioner Evans
{1:11 the. pension lI;ws‘ by his
tion of the‘ odi‘be,‘.thereby
cantons to thousands of
ti! fully entitled thereto under

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

l

,ral, of these petitions have been

(1 to members of, Congress.

at none has been presented.

I" woilld not appbint such a

, or any committee of a sim-

”All Ma re without helm: authorized

mice to do so. Hench these

are practically useless and

lily never be heard of. The

.' ,nrrlve from Connecticut is

Admiral Monte Post. of New

oil has: lust been received by

ti‘vo“ Sperry: With these pe—

‘ suailly enclosed a pamphlet

a m‘nn by. the name of Her;-

olins.‘ I‘n tact.I themetltions are

,ttan I I lid I

o' Evicn‘the‘I ngua‘ge oi the

8 suggested bv Ml“. Johns.

rzesiten cents for each copy

larswhlch is a very blttter

lino Comlmissloner Evans. and

' niceiin general. Mr. Johns

entry on employs oi the

' «office. but; was asked to resign
t nil irregularities:

(thus hiss brain a clerk and spam
her in the pension ethos of!
(Ice 1882 In 1890 he was re~

blind in his resignation.

(lid. owing to trouble in Chi“.

' an antattempt to collect $500
ow. who was an applicant
lo and for various other ,er
‘ since then he got up this

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

I (are back of hint. it is

' e r. that the G.A I A. R. posts

[the country would not be

llow the advice or, this

‘knew hisII record. The

8815‘s!" to also in receipt of. an

" ted letter from a post in Mass-

ts. or which Johns was a mem-

which shows his record in ‘that‘

This letter states “that had

dhlayed his migration (mm

' itsetta “to Minnesota a, little, he

(i have been detained as a rest»

' munwea‘lth longer than

lked. " This it is charg

on account of lrregularities
state constable

is otter cibses as follows: “Doubt—

I “d lfo‘constituted champion’ 6

should be made known

storms of the country. the ad-

ohment Would be such that they

amphlct. which w‘lll

trace. out as In Moses

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

hertz
petitions tool that it is an st-
y a disappointed oilicg holder,
(also: him. to coerce the

wont to the Post (Nice; Ile-

. where he was met by Con-

.1; and the question of

air Britain post office

Beavers. the chief

salary a allowance division.

White and congressman

(1 a long conference; and went
entire situation: I , I “ ‘

‘ nly objection on the part of the

_ at is» the matter or rent. There

first come doubt as to the new

being it ght enough Inspec-

lute scanned to. (hint; they might

r. Sperry Assured hlni that

star was satisfied as far as

The rental

 
 

‘ I ‘rhrai (rte dell cry I-‘(lIIt 8 an.
‘ partuient from the Colchcster post of-

there are 208 houses on the routes.

it is to petition the I

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

anions that

it .. ill
xlnbiuy lth Ar two now
been or-

dered cattlbllahed by the Post Olllce De~

(In The routes are (but, allies in
tannin. and will serve 873 people. The
area covered is 35 square miles and

David ll. Murray and (“Mia F. Mclné
tooh have been appointed carriers.

CONNECTICUT PENSIONS.
'i‘ s dollowlng Connecticut pensions,
wet issued today. Original. to Demp-
ster H Mason. 01‘ (lrotou.I 86 per
month. and Edward P. Beebe. of Mid-
dletowu. $6 per month: increase to
Timothy armour; or ooIIInsvllie s3 pt‘lr
mouth: uliginal widow s. to Adeline E.
Mullium of Hartford $8 per month. .

OTEI. I

‘,Thc‘ Post co. Department I‘today
notified MI. Russel that James W.
Morgan. has boon Appointed pobtqustIeiI
of South Canterbury. Windham county.
in place of Dalton P Spizer. This Is a
l‘ou'rlh class oillcc.
Mr. Sunny today presented in the

House the Icsolutions of Libelty Boll.

Council No. 3, Jr. 0. ii. «A. M.. of New
Haven. favoring the reenactment of a
Chinese exclusion law.

Stamford. was today signed by the
pmsidcnt'. and became a law. This bill
gIVes him a pension of $30 per month

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SECRET FOR‘ SIX MONTHS. I

 

 

a‘ub‘ Howard. Zoluflls.IRomanceI.Hu ‘30-
come Public Now.
Why doth the folophonclot tingle
in that tantalizing way? ‘
What causoth all this merry jingle
'l‘lIIoughout the llvelong day?

Thus spakc tho I',scllbc while gently
fishing
To land an item ‘good And (at
The while those bells keep him wish-

ing
That he could tell whom he was at.
“Why (lont you know?“ Tho‘ boys
reply

While everlIo‘dy ‘clIocIs (Ind ‘yi‘lls.
“No WOINIt‘l that you wondeI why

bells."

Howard says that they have been
ringing for the past six months. but be

Monday morning when CharloyStanloy
came up from Norwolk and sprung the
news before the entire othce force
Then the telephone bench to ring and
trouble was com: I; tchluIl in chunks.
First it was the (our Icporter. who
“wanted to know“ and couldn‘t and
then the I Sentinel man. who wished

one of these confounded boys in the or,—
Ilcc. and then two or three of 'cm to
author.
Major or Jones or the telephone again.
until our popular Btcuogra'pher was
glad when ‘old electricity said it was
4 o’clock and he could hip himself to
the wire of his bosom. When the‘
cloud of inquiries had clcmcd some

I what those facts were gleaned.

Married in the. city Of—~(Illi0l‘mll.tl0n
refused) in September l901 Miss May
Whoater (laushter (It Jabcz Wheater
oi? Norwolk to Howard L. chui‘l, of
South Nnrwaik

South Norwalk Telephone Company's
exchangoIls a very: populnrand highly
esteemed young lady; Mr; chuh‘ has
acted as steuoarapher for the G. I&‘ B:
Go. here for the past ten years and
has many friends in the Twin Cities
and in (hometown. He Is assistant
foreman of Old Well Hook and Ladder
00., of South Norwalk. (and a member
of several societies in that place The
Press offers hearty congratulations to
Mr and Mrs Zoloft and extends heart

married life.——Rldgefield Press
WILD WEST SHOW.

Will Open Season An I 1‘7 at; Madison
Square Garden.

The Buffalo Bill show will 0’ n the
season April 17 -
Garden in New York where it‘ will re
main two weeks. The show will begin
its- rehearsals in Bridgepdrt next Week.I
(the first time (he shOW’bVél‘ hold’lts‘
rehearsals there. Formerly they were

Available for that purpose
The management has as (francs
winter quarters temporary buildingsi
having been erected lol- that purpose.
The management has lsshued orders

be vacCinatod. There are a number,
of smallpox epidemics throughout the
country, and wholesale vaccination
will make the company immune. Wed-
needny Dr. lves vaccinated eighty
members or the company 4
The show will be in Mrldgeport Mon}
(lay. June 2..

I ‘FREIGHT AND FRUIT.

The pooch growers of New Britain.
Berlin and Southln‘gton have just been
assured by the olilclals of the freight
department of. the Consolidated road

I. that pertect shipment accommodation
‘1'

, lurid
- the harvest

sari loud nip caches hi pi
oed from New Britain or vicinity in the

(y I
this concession on I‘ll

did cart (I; III railroad company will men

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

. iv been some negotiadous between the
FOI those nIcI HowaId 2. wedding

kept his little. secret all right IIntilI

“to verify a report." and then it was “

and thou the"‘SnperI"« or the ,

Mics Wheater who has gained many 5
friends while acting as operator in the I

felt good wishes for a (an: and happy I

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

(held in Brooklyn but tire park is‘not :
, II‘ wives and daughtbrs and most of the

meats for holding the rehearsiil‘s (it the I .

that every member of the show shalt

nothing will be New York city long I "U
at?! Willi-tit 8h ‘

“C II am b‘c‘r l‘a‘i n’s Cough
Remedy Is a certain cure for
croup and has never been
known to fail I

becomes Imarsc, or even after

the croupy coughnppcars, It
will preycnt.,t ‘‘‘‘‘ a’ck.

It Is. the (ole de‘pcudcncc

I I ,I mothers

andlih’é'i’tn' disappfiants thém.

 

lice 2‘5 e‘outa‘. ,
Large lllle‘. accents. ‘I ‘

 

 

 

IRenewer‘iI‘I“ umorn‘ of Union ‘BetWeeu
New Haveni‘lnd Eonn‘lyivanla Roads.
. NEW

here or aIpiIsslble combination o‘i' some
sort bstwoeu the New York New Haw
Ion hud‘llhrti'oid Railroad and the
Pennsylvania railroad (systems: While
nothin5.‘ (run he learned; it in etc (i

some communication with this object
in view within a few days Negotia-
tions looking‘ to this cud now been
sending savolal times out have been
repeatedly denied. III In regarded as (I
significant fact that within, ten. (lays
there has boon-(III unusual rise lnIthe
price or. stock or the. consolidated
road: I’lI‘IIIc IprlcoIhas:gone from 212
to 219 with no apparent euplunation ,

President John M Hall; oi the New
York. New Haven and llmtf‘ord Rall-
road.
asked it thorn was any truth in tho
rumored combination between the two
roads. Ho added that therb had recent-

management of. the New Haven road
and thnt or the Pennsylvania. In retor-
(Inca to a connection via Ward’s is
land. where the Pennsylvania entrance
Into New York city is perfected. But
he would not state that there had been
any. negotiations at the systems It
has long been a well known fact that
the Pennsylvania was seeking aIcom-
blnation and it is- behaved that the
negotiations may have much \lmpori
ancs attached to them than the cine-1,
ials ar-Ic willing to admit. I I

 

W

RODENBURG REGIONS.

Wishes to. Get Off the Civil Service
Commission April 1.
WASHINGTON March 14 lelliamI
A ltodonbuig, of East St. Louis. llli~‘I

hols. today submit Ii: to Prosldu

Roosevelt his rosignatlon as a the
g hor oi the United States civil service
commission to take effect April J.
Richard Dana. of Boston. has boon.
mentioned as a probable successor but
Prosidcnt Roosovelt has not yet an-‘
pounced his intention Mr. Rod'enberg' a
relations with the president and the oth-
or members osthecommisalon have been
cordial and the lattes today ga‘Ve out
I a statement in which: aye ruinounccd
there always had been; harmony be»
tween the three cominiasionors and
denying a report that a request for his
resignation had ovoi been contemplat-
ed. MAI Madonna called on the
go, and inform-
ed him of hir intention to resin and
reenter politics and the latter urged
him to remain. Mr. Rodcnburv form-
erly represented the let llllnois (Ila.

trial in coolness. I
I .....,...... ("W ‘W-I"
, FIRSTI EVENING co.URT

, LONDON. March Hinihz Edwhrd
: Ind Queen Alcx'sndra tonight will
hold their ilrht evening court of. the?
new reign. This function will replace
the drawing rooms and ';wlll naturally
I or very brilliant; The court Will be
held hr the ballroom of Buckingham.
I ‘jpalacc and willl be largely a diploma:
'ilc and official attain The Whole dip!
lomatld. corp‘s‘. customers of Missions
j. and the first secretaries accompanied
by their wives. will attend as well as
all the. ‘o‘ahln‘et ministers and their

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

former. ministers and an the great am
1 late. The Amer-loan nonsen-
Ita‘tions will be Mrsica I ,_ IMiss Ermen
hiladelphl (and Mrs. Fran-
lisr :(xeggctt and iss- ,Sturgos of New

but a nagging Woman often needs help.
She may be so nervous and run down
hr health that tribes anuhy her; If she

loss of appetite headache sleepless

the most wonderful remedy for oiling“
women.‘ Thousands of snilere’rs from
Idma‘le troubles. ,I
backache and Weak kidneys havo‘; used

it. Only 50c.” F H. Baxter gnu
satlstactlon. I ,

Given as soon as the child

I the. menu school.

HAVEN-I March l4—«II'llharc,

I r w l ailro circ (as
an... pension hill of John Gagan (I, m ”"6 ”Il‘rumm “ r “d i

on good authority that there has he a

when seen in this city. was

 
 
 

the happiness or‘ the horns “

la melancholy. excitable troubled with ‘
ness. constipation or fainting and dlz- ;,
. Iy spells, she needs Electric Bitters
nervous hobbled .

It and became healthy and happyI'l‘ry ‘

 

 

 

become deeply interested in
ohool in Northi‘liild Muss

protege oi‘ Mrs "Ila‘urn Moody.

boarded at Ll. F. Hale8.‘
Sunday morning tho family
lattor wero surprised to find

abruptly is It niy'stcry.
eagerly anticipating

to come when he should go.

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first dose. Plies 2. I0 and 50c.
also free At all drugglsts.

w...— gnu—hm

OIL IN CONN ECTIGUT.

 

 
 
 
 

 

II.Grade

 
 
 
 
 
 

Her I y N Taylor

 
 
 

 

 

purchased II Inc down farm on

 
 

spend his remaining days. I

 

near his garden on Monday.

 

Exports visited ‘tho Taylor

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Itlio strike to ho a Irlch one.

tho sinking of a well. The

I ItaIm (uteri a few Iliiys ago as

Iinvcstmcnt at 8700.
purchased for $25, 000

could: not" BREATHE
Coughs. colds cioup, grip, h

 

(is other throat and lung (nibbles are

quickly cured by One Minute
cure. One Minute (Jonah Cure

a mom expectoran’bfiwhich givos only
Iisoitcns and 'i-

I’tomporary rolled.
(mines the mucou
‘ilammnllon and I
the disease Abs
once.
do all that is clnl
tide of the genus.
buss...” fiMy .wld‘d
breath and l‘v‘nsr
(lose. It has booms benefit to
family “‘

H

 
 

tidraws out

.I
,“—__

 

_ HARTFORD March
Tierney hos raised (the mission

Paul‘s Glhstonbury,“ to an independent
liarlsh‘. And has appointed the Rev

Francis. Murray, ol‘ Bridgeport}

the piston Other appointment! made I
follows:
Rev John Culkowaki from St. Mary' s
Norwich to St. Stanislaus. Merlden:
from Windsor

by Bishop Tierney are as

Rev; Luke Lav/loin.
Looks to Danhury; Rev. John

to St. Mary’s Norwich; Rev. James A.
IOIee‘sonMo Windsor he I

cite.

 

 

(use! Mdflimwfiwm“

ASK YOUR ‘ (JROCER

 
 

 

 

MNETIIIU l ~«(C'Iorllou hi." ‘
Wilson non of tho into Edgar M. W”-
son. or this place, hos left to who upi ,
his tanner Ocuupotlou‘ as a (char (in 'lt's a total nIlI‘itnku to neglect buck-
dar somoIIbat peculiar circumstances.

The youth; nuan.‘ since his return utter

save-ml years spent on the son had Backachc is the llrst symptom of bid

work and had determined to study far I
he ministry at’ the Mount IMoorish Serious complications follow.
(I hau

been active In church and Y M. C. A.

Work and has behli‘ to some extent a

keeper at the llurtford" Hospital
is also understood that he was engaged
to Miss Louise Miller of Wullluniord.
and that Miss Miller was (‘0 take (I
course In the Norilold Seminary the
Moody school ior‘womcn. at the some
time that Mr. Wilson was attending
The young man
worked at Highland Lake (arm and

from Wilson saying he had (gone away
and (boy would hear from him later
Wednesday ward c‘amc from him from
New York saying ho had decided to go
to son again and would sail Thursday.
The cause of his sudden change of
plane and his reasons for leaving so

He has been
his study
INOIthflcld and within a short time had
said he could huI div wait (oi the time

SOME FOOLISHI PEOPLE I.
Allow a cough to run until It acts bcI
vond the Ieach of medicine. They oi-
ten say. "Oh, it will wear away." but
in most cases it will, wear them away.
Could they be induced to*I try the sac
cessful medicine called Kemp‘ s balsam
which is sold on a positive guarantee
to cure they would immediately see
the excellent effect after (liking the

State Chemist says the Fluid it of

Hip I
BRISTOL. March l4.-0ll has been
struck in Connecticut; according to
Expert, Chemist Smith of Hartford.
alter a life long
struggle; gathered $700 and with‘

he Inlght‘ recuperate his health and
A strange
hold was seen oozing from the ground
A bottle
or it was taken to the state chemist
'and the analysis proved it to be a
’ high grade oil; -

,und stated last night that they believe

will healn today in preparation (or

cannot nova ho

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

arch the cause of
Italy sate: Acts (It
I“Ono Minn Io Cough Cure will
(i (or it. " sa‘vs Jus

Q. Hood Crosby
ould {not (tot hcr
lleved bv the first

StillsonsEowell Corporation.

APPOINTMENTS BY BISHOP.
13. ”Bishop

“out. too! no‘m With dam

No‘rwulk (5......

W

coho.

church Ion ills.

Donn s Klducy‘ Pills ‘0qu them prompt

IY- I "‘
Don't delay unit] (”on late.

U.IIlil it bocomcs Illubctuamllrlght'a (ll

scnsn
llcud what (“Mouth Norwulk citizen

says: 'l a I

Mr. Frank St. John fill ’i‘uy)or ilVC
nue. locksmith‘ by occupation in the
employ ot the... Norwclk Lock Com
pany. says: ,“I am, not the only one
engaged in this calling who airflow
from luIcltncho. aggravated by the con-
stant change of position and bending
and stopping. There are others in the
Iiactory and in the city that I know
who are troubled in the some way. i
procured Dunn‘s kidney Pills at Plals-
tod's drug store, took a course of the
treatment. and it (ulrod Inc."

For sale. by all dealers. Price 50
curls (I box. II‘osIItchllburn 00.. llul'

iIIlo N, l'.. solo agentsior (hc United
States

Remember (no (Illniewoun' s-wnnd
take no other

house
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‘ MORE‘ WEAVERS ON STRIKE.

‘l-‘ASC‘OAG. ,ll. ‘l..‘I March li.-—~’l‘heI
Istrlkc (it the weavers in the mills oi
the handicap Woolen Company has.
extended to this village the weavers
numbcllng about ($0 ‘of the Anchor
mills oi that‘compan’y having left their
looms today. The action is partly in
sympathy with the effort of the Olney
' ‘ villc strikers to abolish the two loom
system and partly on account ct griev-
hours which are sold to exist in the
local mills. The low price list and
the prevailing system of ilncs. extras,
etc. are among the troubles said to
serial here... The strike. thus affects
both the. Anchor mills in this place
and the Anchor mills in Graniteville
where goods ale finished and throws
about 300 out. oflemploymcnt at the
loitcr place

 

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-.—...

Work I - SAVED A IOY'B‘ LIFE.

Mrs. captain fi-Imnnaro. or Milv
lord. Del.. says: Amman Balm sav-
adIIm‘v boy.‘ 8 ms. at began just like
the one We loot with cronp. We gave
him a low doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep. and was all right in the morn
lug." For sale by R.H iLPlaiated and

Phil. Baxter.

MU‘8‘1' ONE TO PUBLIC GOOD.

SAN FRANCISCO Mirrch 14-4; any
(If the athletic clubs in this city scours
the Jeliriea- FltaI-Ilmmous light, it will
be required to contribute a substantial
amount to some ‘ch‘u’rl‘tublc Institution
or public improvement. The police
commissiblr and h’onrd of supervisors
has reported a resolution to tho of
Feet that the permit for the month of
May be given to the club that gives the
‘most money to a public charity or to
some public improvement in a sum
not less thun $5. 000 to he paid before
the permit ls granted. Supervisor Cur
his said the exhibition would draw at
least 845000 in gate receipts and it
was but just that the club scouring an
valuable a privilege should contribute
to the public good;

Mm
WOUIILD SMASH THE (BLUE.
It members or the ‘Hay Fever A8
socialion" would use. Dr. Kings New
Discovery tor Consumption the club-
would go to pieces for it always cures
(his maladywand Asthma. the kind

 
 
 

Taylor
a pom

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

rouchl-

Cough
is not.

the in

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

all my

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

of St.

to ho

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Ambot
drives from the system. Thousands (I!
once hopeless sulierers from Consump
lion Pneumonia. Bronchitis owe their
lives and health tol it.- It conquers
Grip. saves little ones Irwin Group and
Whoop; ‘ ugh and is positively
Iull Throat and Lung

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immI
may

 

FOR‘

have happened to him. He had a wife
and *rclativcs in Georgia. He was
60, years old. '

 

that battles the doctors-lit wholiy‘

L CAPE TOWN M‘sr:

wasmhoqroi: Muréh’ I I‘ I“
ate Ililil pastor the bill to Joliilph

pii‘y
ill. Sergeant. at New Hard $583.67. to

reimburse him for a line imposed over
two years ago. for an ulle old ntte‘rhpt
at smuggling over the M88 (can bind or.
as the language of the bill Illiwducod.)
by Senator Plait and pained exorcism
it. The appropriation spinach. in the
value of the property belong to Mr.
Sergeant "illegally seized. and (or on«
(Iy improperly and unlawfully (‘Iol cot-
ad from him as alleged duties and pen-
alties by (lulled States phlolals (it the
port of El Paso. 'l‘cx.”

Some two years ago Mr. and Mrs.
Sal-geant while travelling in Mexico.
bought some pieces at Moxicnu..ura\vh
Work to bring home.- for. presents. The
whole purchase amounted to less than
875. At El Paso the customs oill‘ccrs
discovered the drawn work. and at
Larcndo Mr. Saigeant was arrested and
clIargodI I‘with .smuiy‘gllhg‘. Mr Sargent
was ill at the time and surrendered the
nodules aiul continued his Journey to
Connecticut. . The district attorney in
Connecticut, aomeI. .tlmo; afterwards

 
 

or attempt at smuggling. Mr. Surgeon;
was forced to pay a line ‘0! 8500‘: The
tion of the Senate vlndicatos Mr. Sar—
gaunt to his complete Isutisfuctlon. ,
I -p-mmmw (
‘ONLV CURE FOR D‘Y‘SPEPBIAn
Mrs. Franklin Bush! oi? crew Icaotiu.‘
Del, says: "i (littered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis-
tress and belching. i tried everything
I could hear of. but nothing hélpéd the
till I took Brazilian Mahmoud one 50
cent bottle cured the completely. "’
For. sale by 8. ll. Plaistod and F H
Hunter.

i

Six ‘DEATHS ON TRANSPOF‘ITI,

SAN FRANCISCO March H's—Six
deaths occuricd on the transport Sher-
ldun. which arriv‘od last night with
troops from Manila. Those Who (lied
were: James Brock, corporal com
pany A. Serontcénth Infantry; John
.1. Miami. privato Company G Twenty-
ilrst inlaiitrv; John .llauson. private.
Company M Second intontry; H. J
Robbins a discharged soldier of Com
pany L. Sixtcie thlliitantrygN James Al
Ion. private. inpiip‘y 1),, Nineteenth
Infantry; John it. Welsh. private. Com-
pany M Sixteenth niantr’v. When
120 miles out from onllnihe Sherl-
dan passed an. lceflbc 100 m‘llos‘loug.

PRACTICALLY STARVINQI ,
"After using a f‘ew bottles of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure my wits received. per
foot and pcrmanont relic! from use
voro and chronic case of stomach trou-
ble,” says J R Holly. real ostato, in
airframe. and loan agent of Mocomb.
l
Cure- ahc could not eat an ordinary
meal without intense suffering. She
is now entire cured. Several physic-
inns and remudics had failed to give
roller ' You don't have to diet. Edt
any good food you want. but don't OV‘
(Irlond the stomach. Kodol Dyspepsia
(lure will always digest it for you.
Stllison Powell Corporation ""
MW
ROCK‘E‘IFELLER OFFERS” 325.0563)
LIBERTY Mm, March 14—-J(Ihn ,
Wkemllanhas oifcrcd to give (23:006‘

 

 

to the endowment, fund at William

Jewell College provided $75. 000 addi-
tional ls raised by January 1 1908.
College omciiils say the 8100 000 will
he obtaincd j

 

SURGEON'S KNIFE NOT NEEDED.

 
 
 
 
 

brought action against him Oil (1 charge . .

'Before using Kodol Dyspepsia

 
 
 
 
 
 

Hints (It Ohio. 88.; City of Toledo.
hum Couu‘tr

Frank J. Chaney malice oath that ho
is the senior partner or the firm oi? F.

Lbheuoy It 00., doing business in the
(Ilty of Toledo. County and Stats store.
said. and that said rim trill pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLI .All
(or etch and every; case (it Ontarr
that cannot be cured by the use oi
Hall's Calm: h (‘uro

A'uANK J. OHENI‘BY‘

sworn» to before Ind and subscribed
in my presence. this 8th by of Décémi
her, A. D. 188.

A‘. w. (ILIIIA‘BON.
I Notary Public.

Hall's Catarrh Co is taken inter-
nally hud acts (lire ly on the blood
and mucous cartoons or the system.
Sand for testimonials. tree.

II“. J. OilENlllY. (3‘ 00. Toledo, 0.

Sold by Drugslilta. 750.

Hall's Family. Pills are the best.

 

 

 

 

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rails or our; bravura:

Ell-st,- I I
Are. you insured In a strong
company that Is “‘(Ionflagration
_ proof"? _, I I .
found I _ I I _
, is your policy correctly writ-
‘ tell by (in experienced agency?
The eiperience or a quarter (It a
century‘: is (In room service.

' (”608M L‘AYTON.

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’ 8 (Idle about the only commodity
bought Without regards (I I‘ quality.
There are as many grades or intuit-
once as there are or merchandise.
You are undoubtedly paying for the
best quality; are you? quite sure you
are setting it? Better to know now
than after the tire. our fifteen year-8'

experience on the subject have titted
no to do this well. ~

Taylor 8: Golden.
Telenhc‘mc‘ Call. 107—4}. ‘

 

 

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cons”'
O‘OFING.

ailing Willing etc. I

$2911.03: 8395:: f

at Jones 8 Intention mm:
17 WALL STREET NORWALK. '

 

Gas and
Gas Fixtures.

new you

 

 

. Surgery is no longer necessary to ‘

cure pilos.
Salve cures such cases at once remov
ing the necessin for dangerous palm
fol and expensive operations.
scalds, cuts burns wounds
sores and sl‘tln' (licenses it is II'ncqunll
ed. Beware of counterfeits. Stillson.
Powell Corporation." 4 ' _ ‘ I"
.n—a—nv ‘ ‘
'KINLEYI'MEMORIAL. FUND.‘ I
CHICAGO. March li'w‘Alexander ll.
‘Revell chairman of tho llllnois Auxll
buy of the McKinley Memorial tAssocl
Iation rccorts contributions the
monument fund to date amounting to

 

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833 088 an in reuse of $2 (46 over the _

previous stat m‘ent

LOCKJAw FROM COOWEBS.
Cobwebs put on a cut latezy gave a
woman lockjnw Millions know that
the best thing to put on a cut is Back-
le‘n’ 9 Amino Solve;- the infallible heal
er of Wounds. .Illcc‘rs. Sores. Skip

 

DIIWltt’s Witch Hazel 1‘

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(When you bureau! ‘ybuzIwant a. hill
measure. Notonly want the quality
right but the, quantity asvrell. When
you place the order with us you are
(are or: satisfnctlon in every hit or coil
(on buy. ‘ ,

Plhcé 'yhur (II-(lore with us and get
(our money' a warm. on: price (can.
any and our coalimrba‘sses all.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Eruptions; .Burn‘s solos and Piles, lI :I

cures or no pay. Only 25c, at F. H r

Baxter’s D‘ru‘g ,Storé.

CECIL RHODES WEAKE‘RI‘

 

doc is weaker today. Otherwise
mindiflbn.
LONDON, ‘Malch III. ~The ‘Pall

Mall Gazette this afternoon says it un-

', der’stiln‘ds that pith tho idew, or pre‘

venting ri‘ dislocation ‘ni the markets

taking over we Whole of Cecil

I amass shareholdings ln‘I the event of 1

Mr. Rhodes’ death.

li—(‘le‘cil Rho- I

, a syndicate at 80th African magnate: I .
has been formed” for the“ purpose of I

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

them is no noticiIlilo change in his .I “