1911 I11 qu'” 50 Blamlord
tiger element? of theI island
long anticipated straw ride
ning and voted it the most
l'outgoorhevoot of trodzwason.
n er5e acii ngthe
muer'ia‘es,'urs.oonii1aaon and
‘leb and all declared that they
not have chosen better. A big
. II from South draw by two
took the merry party to Stem
lire Ice cream was indulged in'.
n the way home. the polity stop-
re midnight, voting if the jolliesit
‘d of a time and deciding to hold
other ride in the near future. These
e party were Ida Nicholl, Mabel
, Jennie Pincknov Agnes and
5 ie Jnrboe, Grace Nelson, Maude
.d Helen Kane George Illgson,
anford. Walter J. StrohmcyL
and ank Donaldson, W.
final" and Chester Nichoil
" ernon Jarboe.
5 ‘ .Bl‘owne, of White Rose cottage
It merry party of the Islanders for
do!” tful sail on the Solmd Wednes
5 .. 11 his sloop "Two Nellies. ” The
lither Was flue 515151 the party had a
enioyable outing They made
‘ ay's trip of it, making Green-
, 'r'thei'r destination. There they
senibarked and saw the sights in
town, and later enjoyed the bathing
51111 the shore. Dinner was eaten on
5 am the boat, and everyone did full
notice to the meal. The voyagers
turned about six o 'clock in the oven
. » Those who enjoyed thc‘ t1Ip
5 .511 Captain and Mrs. Br.owne Mrs.
Jill BroWne, Byron Browne Miss
Wi‘étt. Miss Ellen Reynolds '1‘. A.
Browne wife and childIen. Miss Br-ad
lab-had Miss Rowland.
. as to a mistake the subject of
Evening in the Gospel tent is announc.
1'81in the tickets as “A Student of
Germany." The words should have
em, "Student 1.119. in lermnny.”
'Bohiinl'ian is 8. 51515111 student and
lecture will be well worth bearing.
Rev. William James and a corps of
Workers from Elim Home. including
go. 0 S. Day. went 1:51 the Soldicrs'
one at Noroton yestc 'day nfteIuoou
5 d conducted a service. for the vet-
lentils They received a hearty 1151i
come and an invitation to come again.
Mos. Day sang several solos that more
« an delighted the old soldiers
Rev. Dr. Carson wife and 11151ib511
Sunset cottage went to Sound
Reach Wednesday by trolley and
cut the d11y'.’l‘l151 only oec111'1'1c115c
5111511 the day' s pleasure was 11151 loss
I)! a 1aluable breastpin by Mrs Car;
11’s mother. As soon as the party
a'f'riyed home notices calling attention
W lie loss were posted but the part1
doubtful if the jewel is over r51
road; as they have not the slightest
where it was lost. A reward Is
red for its return to the owner.
rs. Cora E. Putnam and daughter.
l'ss Adelaide Putnam, 1"etiun51d to
’t'sir home In Newark, N J..ycst51r-
day afternoon, after a six wreks‘ 11111511
he . Is and.
hey lid to leave the1 plu5'e.l1ut
rtially satisfied With the 515111111-
no t' at Mrs. Putnam and he: uccum
plished daughter will be h51r51 again
next season.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Acker. of Wash-
n, D. 0., who have been guests
.1“ r. and Mrs. James 5H5 Seeley. at
g'ev'later cottage,5 have gone to East
qrwmk, for a few days visit with
and Mrs. W. C‘. Acker at their
511 Cove avenue. They wllii
hrs to the national capital.
H. Davis of lied 'i‘op cottage is
' reputation as a machinist
l55115nm.9.5151015anished chauffeur.
, feted a wrench which.
=5: on his solo to lake the place
place of wood in binding certain
attire machine and finds that the‘
go works admirably.
its a number of the Islanders
1. or to Camp Burdefitt Hickory
esterday attcmoon. and watch.
5 boys go through their exhibi-
‘ They returned very much
hi1 With the precision and Order
Women. the young fellows carried
it“ inhnoeut'rcs
lid “Mrs. fia‘vid Illgson, George
Higaon and Charles Sanford.
‘- boll cottage.5 were guests of
stir rWi‘lll am If 111.111.1111 roster
, ls pretty summer home on
:L’iiommock Island where they
. an old fashioned Itboilo Is
' anduomo sloop “Mab ll; " ‘1'vhich
h lying off the Norw‘alk Yacht
the past few days. took an all
spin up and down the Sound yes
The sloop in a font. dooiit and
. day's breete showed her are
111111151 huallties. 5
is. aooomm‘mled by his
shes Sarah and Bessie and
uidlce took a trip today in
Daniiury. “the party will
1' night of Messrs. Schui
‘ returning to the'liillinl
Ill Billie lsliuilB long I111
‘. H.’ Bobannan’ s lecture Saturday"
“We; 9“ Ho 5555' 111, Mrs Browne,
use no a...
, .WI 151151; of 153151 1511 a has.
, " 1'1 1'
g on nine craft a' thor-
011 h overhauling.
hits a large party including F
We tor and wife and several out of
town friendé, enjoyed a nail yesterday
afternoon in the big sloop “St. IIel-
Cornelius Wog'lom is expected up
from Green Point L , tomorrow
morning. to spend Sunday at Lewis
cottage; 5151 31111111111155.1151. ‘ 5
Griffin ‘Is expected down from
Dnbury
hi sumnle'i home,11151.1011551115515155511 (151t-
i'ago on East To: r1111
Mrs. 'S. Jennings has returned to her
home 'in llanbury after a very plea
14111151 visit at the Clovor Cottage 511i Cot-
Iug5'1 1111551111151.
Mrs. R. 11‘. l‘ost‘or’ dud family, 511‘ ’
l)1111bu51',y were 3 cuts of Mr. and Mrs
'1‘ IL ll‘os't‘er at 5111115559 cottage yes
torday.
ilr. Willard Oley and family, from
Ilnnbury. will take. possession. of the
llay cottage on Park avenue next Mou-
dny. 1
Iinrry Rollins, of Rowayton. took
the Morrison family of Bay cottage out
(511 a sail Wednesday afternoon in his
sloop5
Mrs I‘rauk l.ittl51r will return to
Lewis cottage tomorrow morning at-
icr a few days’ stay in New York.
George Holmes arrived yesterday of-
tei'uoon from the city and will remain
over Sunday at the B111tlett collage.
Miss Ellen Reynolds, of White Rose
(-5.155131111111551. gone to New Haven for
.1 low 5"days5 visit with friends
M1. Durham arrived ycsleiduv from
Ilcthcl and will remain until Monday
a guest at'the‘llnviland Ilcuse.
Miss Milton arrived yesterday from
New York. for a week's stay at the
Bartlett cottage.
R. E. Jarboc came 11p from Brooklyn
today to spend the Snbbulh at the
Beale cottage.
Col.‘ B. Adams of the Bartlcll
cottugcl' spent yesterday uiih friends
in Daubury‘.
IC.Il.I.nil1rop has arrived from
Brooklyn for a sojourn at the Belle is.
land House.
Dr. .I. .'l. Strohmcycr is up from the
city" to remain over the Sabbath ui
“Alta Sits"
William Ilell.l151stl51.1 for Charles II.
Iia11.is spent Wednesday in New lock
(lily.
HICKORY BLUFF.
" leorgc." the popular" chef who is
with the New Canaan Cadets. broke.
his previous record yesterday after-
noon by swimming flom the 5115 kor1
Bluff pier to the smiths island light
house 11ml retuiu. H11 accomplished
the feat without anyone. accouipuny-
lug him in a boat and completed 111515
distance. nearly two miles with up
parcutly 1111 1.1 little effort (155111.511
has 11 powciful stroke. the enrv of?
mum of the young men at the camp.
Hilckory Iliuff.
Edward (iuslafsou, janitor of the
Norwalk Yacht Club, has gone to his
home in Lyons Plains. having been cal.
l515l 511515111151 the illness of his wife.
PINE LEDGE.
llarry I'Inlm, of “I'.oi5)w51u5in“ cot.
Iago. will start on his annual vacation
Sunday. ”51 intends to sojourn :11,
the shore, for several weeks.
ROTON POINT.
5_ Everyone regretted,
‘ lots for a ball ground and they have
- which he is vary:
1 Charles Kelly. assistant at the Point,
is suffering from 11 bruised hand lie 5
caught the luciiibcl' iii the rope \1l1l5'h
operates the babies at the 5111-1115]. i11-
iii5:tiug u very painful injury.
5 St. John's Sunday school. of Lewis-
boro, enjoyed 1111 outing at the Point
yesterday.
~~Ordinary household accidents hnvc
no terrors when there’s a bottle. of. Dr.
'l‘luuuus's Eclecirlc Oil in the medicine
chest. Heals burns, cuts. bruises.
spIulns. Instant relief.
i FOSTER PARK NOTES.
; 111.511.55.511 [1}. Amours has‘ begun to
f5llg a. well on his house 'I'ot. recently
purchased, corner of Siiugntuck Road
ado Pleasant View. Though the Ner-
wu l5 Water Company has agreed to 51x
iieud its pipes to the house of any
owner of Foster Park late when re-
quested and though 01"c1ybody using
:tho water agrees that it is excellent.
ycl M1.An10urs wishes to 1551.151. what
511111me can he had from3 his own pos-
5sesslon5s and the only way to find out
is by digging All wish him succss.
Mr. (lairison kindly consents 1511 a
while to the boys making use of his
matched games tl15-1'5551 every pleasant
afternoon.
- Captain Samuel Sihith. Jules (.'arii-
s5111.Gc'orgc Britten and many other
friends of I)1.'l‘rowl1rldd;c "pitta in nu-
sisting him to carry out 11115 or grave
difficulties, his original plans for tho
develop'nw'ni of 1151511511 Park. in
about a your when 5.1551 seventy or
more lots how being1 paid for by instal-
ments of $1 per week lich become the
property of some thirty-live or more
people. householders and good citizens,
improvements will be so far udvuhccd
at least twldo the present cost 'of lots.
W51 predict 11 11111515151111 interesting vii~
1m there in the near future.
The doctor says that as long as any
iota remain unsold he will be there or
in the vicinity to show them to any-
body in tempted. lie is tireless in no-
if: Elton to 511.155.555.515111111151 they
ta'nd 1511115551 All of the priv-
oun'g family man
5515a; at Yale it
digit?
Tow’hofia '
ant We and
‘ Willi
tonight to spend Sunday at ‘
5111111 about it?"
as to make the Winds property worth "
,5 1515‘ 1155' ,5.
soon. We
11 at
. 11515155. 5151551511;
111115111 111151 11515151515151 the 11111
6.11151 1115111511151 (1511111515 a'nd‘
melancholic at first. then tinslghlll
eruptions and finally serious lilacs;
unless a remedy is applied. DeWitt'i
Little Early Risers prevent this tron
bis by stimulating the liver and pro?
mote easy hea‘tby action of the bow
11111. West; litte pills do not out via.
lently but by strengthening the howeli'
1
bod 111 r "
viii“;
enable them to perform their owxé
Work. Never gripe or distress. GIL!
ford Pharmacy
Stein B‘utheM‘Wbat 5111 unearthly
hour that young felldw stops till every
night Dora. What does your mother
Daughter—“She says
111011 11111 on 't altered a bit since Bile was
young. pa."-—Glasgow Evening Times
W
Ramon’s Liver Pills and Tonic Pei»
lets make a complete blood t1 catment
lou can get them for 25 cents. Ii. Ii
Plaisled
‘ a
Class A. Kits. No 38446 A
llIillAIt'l OF CONGRESS. to wit:
1311‘. IT' REMEM FIRED,
That on the I;':l1i1tie 1 day of July.
11151", THE 15311ng LAW Pumas“
INC COMPANY, New York. N Y..
11111151 deposited in this Office the title
511' 11 BOOK. the title of which is In
11151 following 5wor,ds to wit:
Reports of cases argued and 51511511 In
Iucd III the Superior Court. of the City
of New Ymk. By Samuel Jones and
hopes 0. Spencer reporters of the
court. ' New York Superior Court re
ports, Vol. XXXVII. Jones and Spon-
"er '51 reports Vol V.
’l‘llld BANKS LAW PIIBLISIIINI
(‘0. New York, 1902.
11151 light whereof it claims as pro
urictcr in conformity with the laws of
the United States respecting Copy-
rights
Office of the Register of Copyrights
Washington, I). C.
lierbcrt Putnam,
Librarian of Congress.
By Thorvuld Solbcrg.
Register of Copyrights.
\Vrillcu S. W,
Revised J. W. C.
Entered 'A. J.
Mulliul E. .I. E.
[:1 renewal for fourteen years, from
September ll. 1902.
118 15 22 2!)
ii
11
to wit:
(fussA XXc. No. 'lSiiS.
LIBRARY 0i" CONGRESS.
BE IT REA-IE illii'lllfl)
That on the ibiiiicib duv 51f July.
111(113. 'l‘lllC RANKS LAW Pl’lllJSii-
INC COMPANY. of New 11511-15, N. \ .
bulb deposited in this Ollli'c the title
of 51 BOOK, the title, of which is in
iibc following words, to wit:
(Eases arguml 111151 adjudged in 11151
Supreme Court of the linitcd States.
October term. 1873. Reported by John
William Vi’ulluce. Vol. XIX.
'I‘Irlli IiANKS5 LAW. l’lYBLlSlliNi“.
('30.. New York. 19112.
the right whereof It claims as pro
urictur in conformity with the laws of
the. United States respecting Copy
rishts.
Office of the Register or Copyrights
Washington. D. C.
Herbert Putnam.
Librarian of Congress
Ily 'l‘horvald Solbcriz.
Register of Copyrights.
\VI'ilicn S. W.
Ilevlscd .l. W. C
Entered A. J.
\lniled E. .l. E.
in renewal for fourteen years.
December 7. 1902.
:18 iii 22 29
from
. :1
(floss A. 1111c. No. 38447. A
LIBRARY 01‘ CONGRESS. to wit:
1,111: IT REMEMBERED.
"l‘bai on the tbii‘liclli day of July.
1902. THE BANKS LAW PUBLISH-
ING COMPANY. 51f New York, N. Y..
bulb deposited in this Oflicc the title
of 11 llOOK,.ih51 title of which Is in
the following words. to wit:
Cases argued and adjudged In The
Supreme Court of the United States
October term' 1873. Reported by John
William Wallace Vol XVIII.
'i‘lll1) BANKS LAW PUBLISHING
C0. New York. 1902
the right whereof it claims as pro
111 ictor in 5onf51rmity with the. law of
the United States respecting Copy-
rights.
Office of the chlliler of Copyrights
_ Washington. D C.
Herbert Putnam,
Librarian of Congress.
By Thorvald Solbcrg.
' Register of Copyrights.
Written S. W.
Revised J. W. (3.
Entered A J. "
Mailed Id. J. Ill. 5
in renewal for fourteen years, from
H‘- 1' August 31'. ”502'.
[1111:3123 529 (‘9; '" lush" '1'5
1'555'1,
rush of up 15115115 to fill rem ‘
151115111 111155511 outcry There virus
post In 115155115 :Airlha in the tropics
cogion on the Blast coast. which was so
unhealthy that it is no small under—
taking to get any consul to stay there.
At last a man was found who seemed
to thrive on the climttej and on the
m‘aluria: after a number of years' ser
vice however, his wife succumbed to
the. toudltions killfl died. and soon I1 l
oslgued and 51.111115111011151. Soveralyear ,
Shelli received a letter from him. say-
about mndo' up his mind that he would
like to go back with his new wife to
the old consulate. windlanapolis Newa
‘ ~3TOP THAT GOLD.
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra
ziilan Balm is breaking up Colds when
ever tried almost v'vithout exception.
[0 25, 50c and $1. 00 bottles. The Gilt
for5l.Ba15ter's or Piaisted’ s. ‘
W
“The meanest man I ever heard of "
says the editor of the Mount Morris
”1., Index. “was a follow that lived In|
the some township with me and want
ad on education. So he set to work and
'iourtcd- 515 school ma' am for about. No
years 1111' then he gave her the shake
511151 went to practicln‘ lnwi'
There is no use suffering with that
cough that has worried you all spring
and seems to hold onlin the summer
You can stoplt if you will only tnkr.1
the advice you see here and use Ra-
mon‘s English Cough Syrup. You can
act it for 25 cents. R. H. Plalsfed. "
Oh! when the heart Is full—when bit»
ter thoughts ,
Como marching, thickly up from ulcr
anco
.And the poor common woxds 51f cour-
tesy
Arc such a mockery~—l10w much
The. bursting hear may. pour itself in
prayer?
SAVED 1A BO-Y’s LIFE.
Mrs. Captain II. Hubbard. of Mil-
ford, Deh. says: “Brazilian Balm snv1
5151 my boy's life. He began just like
the one We lost with croup We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right in the mor-
11ilig.”For sale by R. II. Plainted. F.
II. Baxter. and The Clifford Pbar
mac-y. no
First Af1'i5'n11—-—A11d the white man‘s
Second native—4 5111 dont say? Do
they want us to relapse into bnrbm-
15111? -~ P115'k,.
SHATTERS ALL RECORDS.
Twice in hospital. F. A, (lulleduc.
V511',benn Ala. paid a vast sum to doc-
ore to Hire a severe case of piles
auhing ”1 tumors. When all failed
Bucklcn's Aruica Salve soon cured
him. Subduos Inflammation. conquers
\Ibes kills l’uins. Best salve in the
11'.51rl5l 255'otl1‘ Ii. Baxter's drug
1.1511'51. "
-——-~—~—~—o
"Why will young women persist in
shopping until they are completely 5.1.15
hnnstcd‘.”
‘It isnt the shopping that tires one.
dear: it is taking the things back and
changing ll10111."~~il111'pc1"s Bazuru
iiir. I. S. A. I’lpkln. of l’otolo. Fla.
under date of May 20th, 1902. says:
"Please accept thanks for tht1 wonder.
ful liamon's Liver Mile and Topic. Pei.
lets. it Is 01151 of the most wonderful
remedies on earth for what It is recom-
mended. I will 511'51r use it and recom-
mend it to my friends." It costs 251'.
It. ll. Plalslcd. ”
Sumold St51r51y~~-"l)ld yer know flier
wuz morc'u 51 billion gallons 0' beer
drunk in this country last year? That 5|
ilont the biggest ship 'at ever wun
built. ”
Goodman (Inucro11g———"Ilogosh. it
does float the ship 51f state! Look at
the rcv‘noo from it." .'
ONLY CURE FOR DVSPEFSIA.
Mrs. Franklin 111151.515 New Castle.
Del. says: "I suffered for years with'
dyspepsia Used to have great dis
tress and belching. i tried everything
till i took Bruz'iiinn Hahn, and one 60
551M. hoiilc cured me completely. "
For sale by R. if. Ploistod and RH
Baxter.
A 0W
Occaflnally you find a man who Is
urging other people to accept that
which is trlic. and who devotes his
time to advocating a doctrine that is
manifestly false and ridiculous.
'Ramon's Topic Regulator will euro
51 chronic liver disease. Mr. Allen hid
motioned of East Cnii'o (lii'ar'rl'eaun 111..
says: ’ "'1 bays been: using ‘Riililoh's
Tonic Regulator in my famil a long
while and ban to say it is t o finest
i ever 1111115.! had spent a terminal on:
of money on my wife and not an if
hogan giving her Iim Tonic Regulator
was nine bencfltlcd. Now she is cured“ "
2511.1! .li. I’laisiod.
“mm
Lieutenant Lovell 51.111115515555511.»
.‘co'tno to say “good—bye." I've been
area to the Philippines.
“Miss (asap—115.55. inllyi "It'll be so
15111515111515. now to read the lists of the
1’1er and wannded.~—Pl1iladelphia
‘ “I!
41.1111 1.51015 .11" at '
Whonce oui'io that 1511;111:511in titan};
. 551151.555. lids, rich. 195511115111
{shilling face. She look
Here's 5115111 soar
'1'. K'i'ns’e New Life Fit
fidolfghlll active,
clone-Akin really 111555151555 m'ysolf
passed by. when bile day the departJ'l '
but that be had iiiiu'rieil again. and had"
government has forbidden the traders '
in sell us 111111 more liquor 01' firearms.
i could hear of, but nothing helped me .
555m 8555 wmoow ounces.
. limo” and z ‘ Any also. make or thickness. to
transpires "1111-, 1
11511157111131 5111115115513.
best to note the busy 55555 when yen
want anything in his line; it he wasn't
,5 good he wouldn't be busy. That's why
‘1 we boilersiyouiil be suitedihere.
‘ WALL Pariah
only artistic «11555...
You flail thorn all they should be.
PAINTIND AND"
PAPER HANGING.“
We’re ready to do the work.
111111711111 5511115115113.
Interest
We pay
Before
Secure 11 Sat
And protect
papers from
93 Wachiagt
accumulate In a way that will
often surprise you.
ing accounts.
THE scum 1551111915155
SA auras BANK.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
. home for the
Summer
of The So. Norwalk Trust Co.
fluxes from $4 per your upward.
The South Norwalk
Trust Co.
PAINTING 'AND 'PAPER HANGING.
PICTURE maniac.
We make it an art.
111111111;
117 WASHINGTON erazé'r
mikes your money emu. Not-walk.
Telephone Connection. ~ "‘1
4 per cent. In Sav-
'*J1‘1nl11*s'Bi-owni,.
Painter 111551 P111111 Banger.
Pure White Lead and Zinc:
mixed by hand will wear twlcb'
as long and cover double 515-.-
face as machinery mixed. The
" house of William 1155511515155 and in '
'Stéphen Wilcor, both on South“
Hills street 'were painted by in.
'ln this manner overlelevcn your: 1
ago. They are still 50051.1“:
Your house will stand as Well
if i‘ point It My cities. 5: south
fMaln street. My residence. II:
Dun. 511-51551. straw-5
A Flash
Valve.
Noiseloss. close: without for or we
ter hammer. 53a: 1195 took,
closmg 110111
0 Deposit Box in *0 vault
your Jewelry and valuable
fire and burglars.
on Street, South Norwalk.
Gill ll
Surplug.
JACOB II
J.
SOLE AND SDCCESSJ'DL
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN,
051m- ma”... 335,000.60
11111111 1 111'- aliens. mien.
John H. Ferric
John H. Knapp
John H. Light
Josiah R. Marvln
115151053115: 351113111351.“
I
.. 5 11113 1111511.
VOLUMETER PREGIURI ”5100“
LATINO FLUQH VALVE."
A self adjusting pressure regulator
applied to a Flush yam operated b5:
direct pressure. Discharges the non
amount of water in the same length of
time, regardless of. the head or prod
sure in service pipe.
See it in operation in our display
room.
Horaceii. Blah
(iii. North 115511 Bailouts
111511>111511u15'1.
IOUTH NORWALK. OT.
ATIOIIAL BANK
-.._..._.,.—...
3100.000. 00
5100.000. 00
. lAYI'ON. Cashier.
DIRECTOIO‘
Hoary Seymour
Christian twin:
E. H. Mathewson
Samuel Grumman
Wallace Marvin.
M
' 115111511155 Null:
Notice ill
slogausiguvciot left that
sons liable to pay Taxes to the Town
of Norwalk In the County of Fairflold Bird 01"“ mil fill;5 WI of
and State of Connecticut, on the As "gm wart kMfld
casement List of 1901 that I will meet ,
» 1'53 receive said Times at the fol M RIM“!
1111019 of W. S. lianford.‘ East ANTIQUE BRONZING.
(Down T6Wni5 on 11111115515.
= 111132. from 15'1 liaison loin Metal Sign: of“ every Wooden.
12:30 o'clock afternoon;
"‘ 111111512 train a 5scion: until
SOLOMON SCAM. Manager
Gold. Silver. Nickel and 0511111511....
Platlfll- 1
Chandeliers. Kathi 1565i... Fenders.
hereby given to all por-
M
Dru: Adv‘minln Signs:
tiftl' alibi-noon of Friday. 1'» W 5 5
E in the city of ,
said Town of Norwalky on
hleh'shsli roman n . . '
15115111111511 Quicker. 5«
.5. late
.5 trs ts reproduced tram the ‘best paint-
BEWARE OF OINTMENTB FOR GA-
-' TARRH THAT. CONTAIN
MERCURY.
as mercury Will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely ddrbfigo
the whole 'aystem when entering it:
through the mucous surfaces. Such 1
articles suburb]. never be used except
on prescript ons‘ front reputable physh
clans. as the damage they will do is
ten fold to tha'yood'you can possibly
derive from tin...“ Hall' a Catarrh
gugpehpianufactured by F. J Cheney &
., clone. 0 contains no mercury 1
and is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. In buying Hall's 0111
tarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
ine. It-vis taken internally. and made
In Toledo. Ohio, by F. J. Cheney in Co.
Testimonials free.
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Dy Gen. Charles H. Grooved”,
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Contains Department of Autograph
, Letters, showing an autograph letter
let each President of the United States,
and Department of Armorial Bearings
1555151 Genealogical Notes. These two
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. Both President McKinley and Presi-
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