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‘l‘vullll‘lldlélli'nllleé
91 show VgIvVen Saturday
ester 3 111111 Was an 1111-
. has. over' tw wo hundred:3
' and all thoroughly ensoyed'fii
tortoiument provided On the
the born a stage had been
V 3.9“" t,fiz'VelillyV decorated with
, hunt ’1; new the 1111.11.11
In. front, seats had been
ed for about two hundred and
d filmy were nearly all filled.
runs res were composed of
11611;,Jr2'. who acted as "Bones"
Johnston, George W. Holmes
ii Dumldson. Harry Smith I‘. M
tt,.,Ml'. Miller; William Holmes.
Singelein, J. H. Seeley, George
note and George E. Gouge, who
be part of the “tumbo. ” This ag-
tlon kept the audience in roars of
liter for nearly an hour with store
alreaand songs. They then retir—
~ ' second part of the program
.Miss Mabel ‘Lieb game 11
~ er‘exhlbltion of fancy danc-
Mr Miller sang a few ballads and
e {1‘. Facts was heard in several
-, Fred Hoyt of South Nowalk.
number of very pleasing recita-
and was heartily encored. The
used with George Lleb's spec-‘
monologue, very cicvarly exe-
After the show nearly all pres-
artlrok of ice cream. and shortly
re 11 o'clock departed for their
Ves. The entertainment committee
rejvery much satisfied over the suc-
can at the affair which exceeded their
t'iona. Nearly 350 will be the
1" result
xander Hyatt, who has been sum"-
gaging .Vat Bonnie View cottage the
' V fluoride of his uncle. M. 8. Cornell.
1111111 gone to South No1 walk where he
Mil stay with his father. Charles H.
«Hyatt, at his home in Woodward ave-
;uue: September 10. he expects to re-
‘sume his studies at Wesleyan Acad-
my.
M. S Cornell and family. of Bonnie
Wiew cottage left South Nol walk this
tithing. on the 11 o 'clock express. for
top. where they expect to arrive at
o‘f ock this evening They will re-
Wit one night in the “Hub." and
have by boat tomorrow morning. for
".de the rest of the season.
he handsome steamL yacht “Calyp-
,. from New York. was in the bar-
‘fii'i Saturday afternoon. and anchored
east of Tavern Island. in the chan-
Among those on hoard were
Savmour Wife of ell-Patent Cour
lssicncr John S. Seymour of N01-
M ii
alter 'Stelnwuld rowed Gertrude,
8' Augusta Licb and Helen Porter.
‘all of Cedar cottage, oven to Smith' :1
21111111111, Saturday morning, after clams.
,'.l‘ rty returned with neurly a bush»
cl. 0" the"'tlne bivalves. Clams are
much more plentiful at proscui than
fish.
' On account of the illness of the cup-
in, who was to bring them 1111 in his
11111111111, Miss Scott and her party of
mm from Contentment island. was
his to be present at the Gospel tent
ices. She will make another at-
t 111 be here next Sunday.
e‘bathers were out in large nuln~
Naturday afternoon one 01 mole
" ‘ nea'rly every cottage being notlr~
led on East. Beach, the most popular
place for bathing on the island. The
Water was not'a‘s warm ‘35 it has been
“d ring the week. 1.
.Franlt Lee, of m Home, Want
a'i'l't NOrwalk Saturday morning,
preached in the East Avenue Meth-
lst Church. He received a hearty
'09!me at the hands of the 111191.
r'vlflilt brethren.
Minn Cornell Walter ..i Strollmeyer.
‘ id Damareat,(ii1arlcs liyatt and
' Stevens, went over to the Knob
.. mortality; in the yacht “Cl'lt~
Rd @1110ch the dancing furnished
limo 'Taylol' came down from
' ury in his auto, yesterday. and
the day the guest of 'Mr‘ and
: H. Davis, of lied Top cottage.
' Tasks and James Corrocn
oflrobklyo. yesterday. 1.1}
{M011 pleasant stay or a week
- cottage. on South Henrik T
Mary J Arnold, of Newark. N.
his illeilt of ’R.” id. .TdLrboc. at
bottom. Mrs. Arnold intends to
'two or three Weeks.
ntdrday afternoon. after a fort-
«at visit. the guest of Minn Cornell.
View cottage.
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411an. of nebula,
' their mother and sister
éi'hl ‘fioud’a
'fa iiyi‘fr‘o‘m Brooklyii.i 9
'Wednesday. to take pour}
nia VVlW cotton for thy ‘
warmer" retur‘néd
id ssanamy a’
lo lino at '9
l
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Nbfifi 1 Will“!
Dlzby. Nova Scotla, where they will ‘
lac: Hyatt returned to Broom b
. .1 mutant "
11 fl 1 1 .
W 1.1991311 ,
came overrun as of the iron 91111111.,
boat Com 11111911 his steamers. ‘
1 V W
.1ipilosl Never mind if ev-
orythins also failed to cure you. Trill.
Dean's Ointment. No failure thorn;
131) cents, Viit any drug store.
W.
1 THEIR FIR§T POLLAR.‘
. - ”ka
slim later-«ting Biographl'o'a In the
.VVcVonpreaalopal Directory.
.» .1 .ibmaidib dilate)-
The new Congress has more than
111.; 11111111 nllpliéerV of new members and
aiming them a full proportion of
#2111191! In one oftVlVl:
”1131th this .al'mut' Congress
Glance inorganic biogriipl'iids la the
congress {2W1 dli'ectom', and you will
appréhlil' 11.1w“ hidch' m'oré reproach
more Via the highest? legislative bOdy
in the land V'thuV'nV the law- making body
of any other Vilatl‘d li'. Tti'cre are ho
hereditary lawmakers Most legisla
tols’ began actVVIVe life with a hand on
the Iplow as taught school to earn 'a
living in the. interval of law studies.
The case of 'Klttladgo Hasklns, of.
Vbrr‘nout 'ds typical. "1 was born and
reared upon one of the hill farms of
Windham Codaty.‘ said Mr. Huskms,
when asked how he earned his first
dollars. “My ~iather, having older
boys ‘at home. he consented when i
was about 12 years of. age, that i.
might drive oxen til blow for one of
the. nighbors Who was not blessed,
with buys l reamed involve and one
11qu cents per day for my work. While
l .
1
f
peeling hemlock bark and cutting cord
wood at 50 cents per cord, and also in
the hay field at the then going price
of $1 and 1.25 per day. i have always
felt a great, interestJn the farmer and
his work.”
‘ iii. s;itlhunlllor. J12, is a new member
of the Mississippi delegation. Mr.
Candler is a lawyer. like Mr. Haskins,
and, like the Vermont membel. he be
can serious life behind a yoke of cash.
‘I made my first dollar hauling rd
Wood to a country ttfivn and se ing
it,” said Mr. Candler. "My team was
11 yoke of oxen with which 1 continued
the business of wood hauling for some
little time and so accumulated the first
sum of money 1 ever had which
earned by my own efforts. "
Charles 1F b1 ott of the Kansas dele
gallon is' an edit01.He is not new
in Washington. for he spout three
months of 1899 in the press gallery at
Washington for the. Topeka Capital.
Mr. Sc‘ott made his first dollar clerk-
lng 111 a grocery store at no coats a
day.
var.
“i never had a donor given mo'” said
Ml. Mickey “i was raised on a farm'
and i earned my first dollar 111 opplug
corn on an old fashioned corn planter "
John \1. Casslngham of Ohio. 11 busl
noes mun ..ad a start way like that.
of Mr. Mickey. His first dollar was
curucd as a hand on a farm at the age
of sixteen.
"l lememher well how I earned my
lint dollar." said 11' . W. Sklles, anoth
or Ohio congressman. who is servlh'g‘
his first term. “i earned it assisting
in driving sheep for a neighbor drov
111 for several dayls’
l Elias Deemer is a wealthy lumber
'mcrchant of.,.\Villillmsliort Pa 'i‘hc
,V m at dollar Mr. Doemcr earned was as
icicl'k in a gcucrl’il country store.
Joseph B. Perkins is an uulhoncon-
grossman. though a lawyer by profes-
sion. “Tile first money 1 carried," he
said. 'was for copying papers in Villa
law office where l was a student."
T. L. Glenn, of ldullo. is another of
the many lawyers in the new Con-
gross. “I am not sure just how i
corned my first dollar/he suld.“'but if
my memory is correct it was driving
a yoke of oxen 101 a man named Mun
ion who was building a levee (111 the
Mississippi River at o111:o,',1u. in
1856. "
V“My first money was ma‘dé by ordln
h'r‘y 'ihunnal labor" said Joseph T:
Johnson. of Souln Carolina. Mr.
Johnson is too modesta man to tell
and struggle but Dr. Smith his family
physician has told the story of his
caigy strqugles. His father died When
he was t 11 years bid and a mother
When its was fourteen. "I, are al
ways understood that he cut Nil 1]
when picked cotton. hood "cotton and
id what work he could get to do on
aturdays and in vocation“ says Dr
oniith. ' "i have seen many a time the
nicotine drove through the streets of
lhl'e’West mornings 'a‘nd' evenings be
role and utter colloid! hours. in order
tomu‘ke money to pay his expenses
That he 31‘0990‘105‘ in getting a splen-
did ad cat no no man‘ will deny Ila
,‘ a trip on the Sound, about 189 0 11113111;
v‘ w d'tel.
" sage on one of the. market sloops‘ frbin
. a place called lilag's' End hoodlum:
l was studying law 1 \vmked at times ~
.i Ross Mickey. of Illinois is a law- l
Ill that this repl'oschta' oblhurdshlp'
has In "de 11' special study of ccon‘orhic i5
$19,. tilts VJ)
Hit #97 1 ill 1‘ V
arresting letter in The.
Sun of July gfi,
travel on «11111111111111 “1' tbbultht til‘a ..
also interest some bf your 'rondegrs.
the writer, than a lad of tea. was via
ltl ill hill relatives at‘ri‘arlen, (loan.
at forty miles from New York ‘b'Y'
Rollin Vi; lone he took nus
whore them were than four or five
stoma-1.1111111 tide water ilourmlii. TWO
sloops loft b‘bkl‘y for New York, dur~
lying what produce the farmers 111121
to sell. such as hdy. potatoes. apples
and older: also many a pan of butter
made by the for ors' wlv s‘,‘ in 111111
balls of ten to fteen po ads. the
handle of which had their initials liar
rod on it. ‘Some of this butter was
equal to the creamery production of
the present day and was eagelly
sol‘l‘aht for by the city purchasers.
Tll‘e market or sailing any Was
quite'adl'vely time. .‘f’I‘hc'landing was.
crowded with tho'wagons and carts of
lilo formers bringing their products
or shipment. and. {the stores did a
thriving business. 1
Many people availed themselves of
these vessels to visit the city, and the
writer was one. The time of sailing
was always at night. at such hour as
wind and lids favored. Tfhe channel
out to the sound wamnm'row and wind
lag. and on the east led 1mm was
thebvoglled Long block Point aftel
ward oilende'r's and‘ now Noroton
Point on which art; the Ver
John D. Criminlns and 111m;
icons.
The accommodations on these'bonls
were very small. Ther'o were only
four berths on each side ('1'! the main
'cublu. a'nd as many in the‘lift'er cabin
for women. It. 11111 expected to make
the hip in the nigh. hhd to and one' s
dances of
ther cltV
«V
many times the sloop" got not more
than half way during the nigh? The
Writer diways“ enjoyed the sol down
by Three's Neck and the passugo‘
through Hell (late than the tclror of
hnvlgl‘ll'ols. \vhele little hohts wl
their pilots did a Vliilying business.
'Hluckucll‘a island was lllen' covered
with the elegant country seats of
Wealthy citizens. (iii lh‘e New York
side the dlibt terror at Kips Bay. then
past the humorous shipyards in full
operation; thence mound the Hook to
the landing at .lamcs‘s slip. where
most of. the market boats wulc moor
cd and the vovugc was own.
A sun alumna iron SiXTl 114111.-
Ilerapstead. August 6.
PREVENTING HAIL.
. ._,____,
Tobaccmerowers Mlgh Learn Some
thing from Austria.
Ouc of the worst foes the connccu
cut Valley tobacco- grub ers have to en
loulllcr is the hailstorm. which comes
along almost unai'vurcs and riddles the
crop, making it useless '.lust now ill
(has, the capital of Styrla. in Austria.
11111111 is an international conference on
bail firing." which is thd tiring of
cannon to prevent hailstorms. '
V “Hull ilrlng" is based on the idea
that the formation of hailszo‘bc‘s can
only take place when the “air is par-
.chby still and that consequently the
1111:1111:— strata of air have only to lie
llicugllt into increment artificially
The originator of the idea is Herr Al
hcl't Stlger. burgomustor of Windisl l1
Pcistrltz in Sty'rla. was during a sac-
cl-sslon of years sull’crcd greatly from
lbe devastation of his vineyards by hull
until lle‘ conceived the nation, and car
lil‘ll it into practice With uhdeulablc
illtUPHS. He cmploicli small mortars.
on the muzzle or which fl'lhn'els were
llxcd ill such a way that on the chosen
of powder being fired 11‘ body of air was
shot out to a great. hei'gllt‘aud so dis
lurbcd lhc stfliuss of the upper rc
rlons of the. atmOsphel'o. The. firing is
begun as soon as a thunderstorm up
preaches and much depends upon
promptliudc. Ono apparatus is not
'iulliulcnt, but 11 number distributed ov
er the countryside have to be emplov
ed. Thole are now many thousand
such cannon in use in Austria, Hun
nary. italVy and other ctountrlcs lull
Opinions about the ellicie’ncy of the
method still remain divided. Some
are shalleg in Its favor and contend
that it Is cheaper to spend money on
mortars and powder than to “111qu
against bail; others complain of fall-
ures While others, again. declare that
the neighbors of those who ii
halistones' 'in this manner are visited
by hailstorm of exeeblloiial violence
'Th‘e bblect of the present conference
at which airports are p1 seen! i! '.Aus
trla Hungary. ltnly. (form's ”$111.11..
and Servla is to arrlyd' a ‘p‘oslllva
decision from data at! tg‘dinpoildl. D1111
lag the conference the Villain labors will
pay visits to thymus 'o be origin of
t
I
"halldl'rlng" at ndlscll- Eelstrllz, and
1t hungry at Kathare'n' at which
their
Mr. 11.1111; '01' VPotolo, r11...
tinder dials of M'i'ly" i:"2litll i502. says:
"Please scoopV thanks an a wonder.
ful'ltpmon' a 1qu Fills Van [Tunic Pei.
Lots. ‘lt in lane of the most" monomer
blended. 12311111er like ‘in an racom
mend it to . Vytrle’lllisWVV Refs? 35c;
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111' .11
"' "Mela VIVl'i
1119s 1 1
Mrs. Mai“ W? W 9
hold
about early steambont'
' '31"
. tem, causing headache dullness and
self at tho dock in "the morning, but .
york. Never gripe or distress.
0
Kill. the :
smallish '1'1‘11‘ dill-til for what it‘ is 1151111111.: ‘
,,'til;~ndm-' - '
if lilacs lira
"Miss fWeeny‘, yell mean. mo
unswercl Lea, looking obstinate
“Yes. the Venus Where 'is it?"
“Well. Miss Margot. ma'am. i fies
thought as l; and was 11511111111111 dis
evenln' I'd . 11st Miss Weeny.
under de stab lplncott’sMugazine
tam?"
Hero is a man whose experience has
been worth something to him. him.
Withelow, at Liberty, w Va., awn
loads send me prices on use
boxes of your Tonic Liver Pills (all
pink). i find they are the only Pills
that will do me any good. " You are
dire to find them just as beneficial to
you if you will try "them. may cost
mil 25 Cents. ft'H .Plaillt'o‘d. “
“Evidently, " oa'yn the London Globe.
”the Lord Mayor of Birmingham is too
ducted to be omniscient. He recently
received a letter from a woman resid-
111g in Chicago who wished to know if
lie could tell her the address of hot
aunt, .wli‘o‘ 911848 lived at 'Green House
Co'ul',t over the bridge, and whose
areabgrundfather was Sir John Hop-
kins, who kept a brewery.’ Ills lord-
ship m‘ust have endured the some ten-
sations as were felt by the traveler who
was asked. ‘Becn in Australia. have
you? Wonder if you met a man named
Jonesf' ”
POBONINVG THE SYSTEM.
it is through the bowels that the
body is cleansed of impurities Consti
potion keeps these poisons in the sys
melancholic at first then unsightly
eruptions and finally serious illness
unless a remedy is applied DeWitt’
Little Early Risers prevent this tron
bid by stimulating the liver and pro
:VlVthVa easy healthy action of the bow-
Tirés'e mine plus do not not 1110
lently but by strengthening the bowels
ann'bl‘o them to perform their gm
lth'Wi'ill‘macy
W
, The smallest pbsl'age ‘sthmp over is-
s‘ued appears to be the ollo-qmrter
scllllllng of Mccklcuburg-Svhworlu.
which measures ten by ten mmmr 100
.‘quarc mm. it is run rather close by
the first issue for Bolivar. both values
of which-ton cents and i penny——
measure only it) by 1'.! mm. each. lror
tnc. sake of comparison it may he
mentioned that the current id. British
stump measulos 181... by 22% mm.
There is no use suffering with that
cough that has worried you all spring
and seems to hold on in the summer.
You can stop it if you will Only take
the advice you ace here and use its
mon' 11 English Cough Syrup You can
get it £01 25 econ-1R. Ii. Pleisted. “
A curious limerlcan arrlvcd in Lou-
dcu the other morunlng Here area
few of the questions he asked ill the
evening: why do butchers wear blue
a,prons which will not show dilt. while
assistants in boot shops Wear immacu»
into white aprons? Why is foolwaar
boots." while lilo boy who polishes
them is b "shot"I black? Why is there
no direct 'bus.. from London Bridge
station to Waterloo? Why Is the paste
11.-staple in the lalgesl city of the solid
not open all night‘.‘ Why do many
women wear straw hats in the winter?
Why can't you get breakfast in a res-
taurant within reasonable time after
“sunnp”? When is “sunllp,” anyhow?
~i.ondou Chronicle. '
ALL WERE SAVED.
"For years i suffcred such untold mi
scry from Bronchitis" writes J. H.
Johnston. of Broughton. Ga. “that of
ten 1 was 11111111ch to work Then, when
everything also failed 1' was wholly
cured by Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption. My wife suffered in
tensely from Asthma, till it cured her.
and all our experience goes to show it
is tho bust Croup medicine In the
world. " A trial will convince you it' s
unrivaled for Throat and Lung Discus-
es. Guaranteed bottles 501'. and 81.00.
Trial bottles free at F. H. Baxter's.
I
A' larcilolls Britisll'er in the Holland
house cur last night. remarked: “IN
crmsee thatA-«rm—among youa‘h one
bunflrod gehtl‘cl‘neu at industry who
met Harry of Prussia- at Sherry's
there were a great many gentlemen of
Volume. self- made, of course And with
all yo'dail boasted gb‘l'lhohdhess one of
run most premium: of 11m gentlemen
has devoted his entire career to “stop-
plug the wheels of progress. By pur-
suing his bent he has accumulated a
vast fortune. estimated at Sill, 000, 000.
Rather od'd .ls if nol. that oh Alubrican
should grow so wculthy anllcavorlng
to retard things? Of course, y u know,
i not to been re Westl nx'il‘ouV e, 'whom
brakco. Iluwhuw! '«New 'Yb'rk Press.
AsVV VVYOUR' 1.110
"1 l"
’ clock and
' lent
' drake. Kentuc 'y
i met "mainly a Wiishilixtdl‘i’f He has Will
made his fortune by putting on the r
gen V1011 ,1
r'. Mum tiled flit,
data it had struck aboutiwetili".
when he thus appealed to the chair:
“Mr. President: tha‘ clock is out of or:
den! 1 havoV the floor!"
Ramoh' s Nerve. and '“ane on will do
all that is 'clhlm‘é'd" for it. Horo' a th
proof. Mrs. Mmahaln Fields, of n
on V'A‘pl'il 1521111 an ad:
"i bought one,l gills of Ramon' a Nerve
and Bone Oil frhlaa {nan last su mar,
and it was thcf‘b'ryur imam r lili-
ed in my no. site "a lifterer
with pain: and We in: in my feet and
legs I can hardly so. That in the on!
linimont that“ ever did me so muc
good. one lib-Vocal b the look the
swelling out army fee and lest" ’fR
H Plal sled. '- '
in one of inc convex nations with' Au-
gustul: Hare, Chief‘Justlce Morris said
he was dildo”; oh .the’- bench In Ireland
and after a case had been tried he said
to thc juryment "Now to consider this
matter, you will retire to your aceus
tomcd place." and tlvo~thlrds of them
went into the dock. Another time he
said too culprit: “I can produce five
witnesses ’.who saw you steal that
cow." "ch," ‘sald the prisoner, "but
i can produce five hundred who did
not."
VACATION Dave. "
Vacation time is here and the chil-
dren are fairly liylns out. of doors.
There could be no healthier place for
them. You need only: ti) guard against
the accidents incidental to most open
air sports. No remedy equals De
Wilt' s Witch Hazel ,‘Salve for quickly
stopping pain or removing danger of
and wounds. "1 used DeWitt’s Witch
es." says L. B Johnson Swift Tex.
Sure cure for 1111911 and skin 1113991361.!
macy.
Tile Duke of Wellington was once
much surprised by receiving a letter i
which he read as, follows.
best blecches. C. London. "
swér'ed to the Bishop of London that
he had great pleasure in assentiug to
had 'glvcn him ‘v‘ery consldgruble sur1
prise. London House was thrown into!
confusion. The note was from rf‘mldonj
the great gardener, and "breeches‘"
should have been read "beeches."
bloc of the ‘stomach and bowels aris-
ing from eating melons fruits.
Either children or old folks. V250. R
Ii. Plalsted. Q “
On one occasion Hans Richter was
present at a concertgiven by l1. broth-
cl' composer, at which the latter per‘
formed a long and not particularly in
composition. came to an end Richter
expressed his criticism ill a very few
words. “Well," he said. “i too haf‘
written compositions to make a pile so
high." raising highland three feet fro'm
the ground; "but i but burned them!"
LOOK PLEASANT, PLEASE.
Photographer 0. C. Harlan, of Ea-
ton, 0.. can .do so now, though for
years he couldn’t because he suffered
untold agony from the Worst form of
indigestion. ‘ All physicians and medl
clues failed to help him till he trl9d
ltlcctric Bitters. which worked such
wonders for him that he declares 111s
are a godsend to sufferers from 11,11
pepsin and stomach troubles. Unriv‘al
1111 for diseases of the Stomach. Liver
and Kidneys. they build 11p and give
new life to the whole system. Try
them. Only 6011. Guaranteed by F. H.
Baxter, druggist. . ‘
Poverty frequently brings a change
of landlords.
The cream of society in Boston is
probably old cream.
()ccasionnlly love isxtho beginning of
a job lot of trouble.
After all. the only thing really
worth lilting for is old has.
:1 man never has any use for anoth~
or mini who is as vuln as himself.
Reward of merit and merit of re«
ward hl‘o'hdt 'so'"'m”u'ch hillto as they
seem. V
it is much easier to rcacb the top of
the ladder than it is to stay there.
Money is the run 'muu's faith. the
.
charity. V .
Romeo’s Tonic Regulator will cure
a chronic liver dlsease. Mr. Allen Ed.
mundson of malt Gaps Girnrdeau, Iilz.
says: "i have been using Ramon’li
Tonio‘ 'Regulatdr in my‘hmliy a, long
V hnd h in say it in the finest
new i dopentmlargp amount.
as , _,wa1111'111111 not until i
’he VVTonio Rd diatoVr
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inputs in E inn,
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by “35%? 1.111111%
‘.‘tukill' the mongoose:
“V?" '11 "flit yolbglrother
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. but
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M13911! 997-
'l'i'iidllii It'll: like
dyfgh'yw 03‘0“!
serious conscquenceit‘Tcil' clit'dl’scaids ~ ,
Hazel Salve for sores, cuts and bruis- .
"it is the best'rel'n'edy on 'tho market?“ ~
Beware of counte’rfeltn. Clifford Phar ',
‘Bcin‘g in"
the neighbol hood l‘vent‘ure to ask peril}
mission to see some of your grace ‘s‘V
lie all i
his request. though he must confess it .
Ramona Relief will cure all trouv ' ' "
etch ‘
lemming Work of his own. When the '
poor mall's hope and tth good man'il V
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WALLV PAPER
Only artistic lie-lone.
. You ilod thorn all any should be.
PAI'N'RING' VA'ND
PAPER MANNING.
We're ready to do the work.
WINDOW amine.
Any size. make or thickness, to
order.
~pamrsas' Iceman.
aa'rl's'rs' MATsaiahs.
mm: 'FRA'MI'Né'l.
'.w. make it In an.
DECKER.
1:1'
" 1
117 WASHINGTON eraser;
Gouth'Nm-wllk. ' ' l
“labourer-amine; ~ 1 '
JuniuBBrown. .
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Pure White Lead and and 1
mixed by hand but am twice'
as “-1911: 11nd cover ammo aun-
mm: m clinar‘y Mind. :11!!! ‘
Micro! nil-calmness MMV‘
11119111111 wows. 1111111 011 E
11 street. were painted by;
in this manner over eleven’rliarn 1
ago. They are still «99.,
Your house will stand new will
"3%! 119mg; I flout-g
and em." bi.-
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Flush
Valve. .
tor 111m». '3“ no tank
3".”TllE'llDEIilL-
LATINO FLUIVH VALVE.
A self adjusting ordinate retainer
applied 'to a Final! V'flv‘o ”mind bl
direct pressure. Black-ms the some
amount or'mthp some length of
time, re¢ discs at the 11.11 or pro:
sure in service pipe.
as“ it in operation in 0i!" display
lid “' i. .
Holaeeli llash
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val; t
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bull Pll ill. oils,
N0 4'1'1 WATER ’Vs‘li‘is'la'l
hours Noswaux. or.
SOLOMON 'VS'CA'M‘. Manager
Gold, Silver. Nlclt'el and Bop‘pel
‘ Piatin¢.
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...,
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Cbandbliet‘l. When-V, Fende'rl,
Bird @9199 and allolr'ih‘dl of
W work Replace '
and Rm -~ '~
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ANTIQUE-V“ modulate
Menu man is any dliiéription.
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‘. as mercury will surely destroy the
; sense of smell and completely deraukVo
; the whole system when ontorilgbh
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, inc.
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PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING. '
' 20 years member
1 and Genea'lo' c'al Notes.
, features have never before appeared
1111111111111... close. without, in or n ‘
vowns'réa Pnhiibil'a non ‘
, var." .
' 11m Quorumptivoa.
, BEWARE OF OINTMENT
on
mass mar con-mu
Mascuav
through the rubidium,
articles should never a used 'd'xcept
on proscriptlpps from reputable phyilie
clans. as the damage they will do is
to fold to the road you can possibly
do lve from illbu'l. 11111111 011111111.
111-9. manuiacturod by F. J. Cheney 1h
0., Toledo, 0.. ohms one no‘ mercury
upon the blood and mucous surfaces
at the system. in buying Hall's 0a-
tarrh Cure be sure you got the seam
it is taken internally, and made
in Toledo. Ohio by F. J Cheney 8: Go.
Testimonials fr'ee.
Bold by Drllgglsts, price 76c per bot-
Hall's Family Pliiscrc the best.
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“111111311111. .01 tile
' Presidents”
By Gan. Charla-V: H. Gronvonor,
bl". Cousteau. Pro-
nounced the most a'um'ptuouh and mag‘
nlfloentiy beautiful book ever issued
in the United States. Cohta‘ln‘s 27
large luii- page Photogravura Por-
traits, reproduced from the blast paint-
ings in the White House, the Congress-
lanai Library, the Capitol Building and
til; (iorc'oran Art Gallery, of Washing.
.tOll-
Contains, Department of 'Ant‘ogr‘apb
Letters showing an autograph letter
of each President of the United ,Btaten,
and 1111.1111qu t of Armorial Bearings
These two
In any book ever issued.
Both President McKinley and Presl-
; dent Roosevelt posed specially in the
1- White House for their portraits to be
used only and exclusively in this 'work.
This in the greatest honor v'ér con-
111151.011 any publication 1: er issued
in this country. This v'm' re lle'cts
credit upon the Nation. VEvery patrio-
be American cluzén wili’ 11139319
" an“
Sells at ’illght. 11111111
‘baiVng land's by h1',bn“‘hnd “women
‘ ‘ an
' made on this publicatfon withln'the
large fortuii'ds' " will"
next three years. High clash'fh‘e'n’and
V Vwomen employed on commission or
part salary and part commission: 81, -
500 guaranteed yearly. Al‘sd', manager
wanted to open small olllc'e‘a'tfhdm‘n or
V in home team. to have clia'rB'V Of’dg‘
ants and correspondence, 1111111 after
the advortlslngc and other""'vr0rlr.
leteV for terms and circulars. Ad
1' BE
THE CONTINENTAL PRESS,
Corcora'n Building, ’Opposlte
U 3. Treasury,
' "'Wa'ah hfngtoVn. D. c.
TWO mmm ric-
rons or fat: mammal.
FIRVST
Are you insured in a strong
company that is conflagratlou
proof"?
SECOND
is your policy correctly written
by an experienced agency?
The experience of a. quarter of a
century is at your service '
JACOB M. LII YTON.
' Flre‘ insurance
5 Railroad Place. V . fié. ”Norwaik.
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F'lro iniurahco
seems to be about the only commodity
bought without regard to unlity.
There are as many gradbs o' insur-
mine as there are of merchandise.
You are Vilndoubtgdiy paying for the
best duality; are on q'uit'o sure 3::
are getting it"! B ttar t'o‘ lr'n'ovt
years'
than after V929 ale “fliici'm'; med
us toflfigfils vrgl
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sensitivity...
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. 11.-11
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Hay Fever.
Samuel M.,Cul.hbe1't. Wilmln ton.
Dob, says. "One bottle of Brits llan
"Balm has cured a bad case 01 Hay Fe-
lt never 1111111 in my Fever, in-
vetorsto‘ Ontarrh. Asthma or Branch!-
tiag‘aad has cured thousands of hope.
only germ extor-
minatbr known to science. 26 and 5011
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V at druuilltl.
‘ couo'rwll'rmu—alau. ,
Brailliiln Balm. used locally. cum
In one week to stay cured. Removes
the inflammation. Never on pump
i . all altars Vim-L 25
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