I opportunity of telling you what» would make their hearts ay this" your will he the greatest we. ever had. ’ . g4; 25's no, 50:. Ladies Riblled Vests and Pants ea Ribbedflests and Pants. .. . . * - halo-fl .' . White Shrinkable VWoo‘I" Vests and Man a White and Natural Wool Better qualities of Natural Wool. .. “ ‘ 76c and $1.00 tw Mm illit- «the . aptly elected grand master oi the grand loans; .10th Haurahan. ' 3 Peoria. lily, Flap tabs in ' lug that fire mattd‘r otllvl formant would « the matters to ‘ considered. but said threaten. on the event as or the ar- lr Main debs ab not Is to ‘11s ml? 11 1 news tho oull'der it: this local and been present since the night of the In stallatlou or silicon He was then one of the organisersal . ' . ’At the meeting Sunday tour Klondil dates were Initiated. The local now has about 250 members- , A STARTLING SURPRISE. .Very' few toolild believe in looking at A. '1‘. Hoedie'y. a healthy. robust black- smith of Tildeh. ibdl that for. on years he suffered such tortures l’rom Rheu- matism as law could endure and live. But a wonderi‘ul change followed his taking idioctric' Bitters. "Two battles wholly cured me," he writes. “and l have not felt a twins in over a year." They regulate the Kidneys.- purify the blood and cure Rheumatism Neural- ‘sia. Nervousness improve digestion and fiive perfect health. Try them. Cnly On. at F.1d. Baxter’s drug store. m STATE BOARD OF HEALTH. Joins In Request for Calling National 2 Convention. NEW HAVEN, Nov. zit-«Seven mem- bars at the state board at health were that guests of Secretary Lindsley atrhls home in this city last evenina. for their regular monthly meeting. , It Was‘vot- ed that the surgeon general of the Uni- ted“ States army he requested to call a convention of state boards or health for the purpose of preventing a spread oi bubonic plague. At the international convention of health authorities held in this city two' weeks agodt was announced that it five states make a request for such a~ convention, the surgeon ‘rroneral would scallzit.‘ Connecticut Is the filth state.<‘and 'It Is believed-that a national ‘onveutioh will be called to discuss the. best methods or preventing a spread at the plague. . > ‘ Tholboard ~sondemned= the manner in which the San Francisco board of health has handled the bubonic plague ‘ outbreak In, that city. , qua—— l.ots of psoplsl‘who suffer from non- tupatlon or billonaness know they need a medicine but retrain. dreading the common griplbn parsing; sicken- in: sensations of the ordinary rams dies. Now we are. prepared to: supply alrredtmsnt that is void of these do» pleasant effector—a modern. mild ipisa- ‘ sent. thorough remedy—Romania hiv- er Pills and Tools Pellets. Two medl clues complete euro. 2513. Sample free for the asking. R.: Hi Platelet]. . ” We”... , RIDGEFIELD MAN DEAD. RIDGEFIELD. Conn. Nov 26—— George Grumman. aged 76. a. we thy resident of this town was found cad in bed at his home yesterday. Heart failure was the cause. He has been visiting In Bedding and Stony Hill rs~ costly and returned home Monday He was in his usual health Monday night Mr. Grumman up to tour years ago had been organist in St Stephen's Episcopal Church here tor fifty years. He was never married but leaves a brother and two nieces here. m... w...—,.-. . ~ To code a cow IN one say its first vice president but has not . . that the public would be very much law 1 _ , is complete with: everything to be 3 Here will be found variety, style. dual. ' ys Mrs. Josie Irwin oi sang} College St, Nashville Tenn. oi Lydia E. Piuklism’s vegetable Compound. Never in tho history of medicine has the demand for one particular remedy for‘ female disclaims e nailed that ni- turned: by “Igdln‘ .1?! nkhalu's om ound. and novel daring Mae.3 lifetime of this wonderful medicine has tbs Idcmand tee is been so! real. as it is toulny v 1* the Atlantic to the Paolilc. and throughout.- tho length and breadth of this grant continent come the glad tidings of woman s sufihsnlngs relieved by its and thousands upon thousands oi letters are pouringdn from 9:1 atrial women saying that It. will and posi- tlvel does cure the worst forms of fem e complaints. Mrs. Pinkhoni invites all Wo- men Who are puzzled about their health to Write her at L) rm. doom, for advice. such corre- ;poh dance is seen by women only, and no obhrgo‘ is loads. ., . ; , ,oUloK museum GUNS. sixteen eases. Ordered From Krupp Works. by Turkey. CONSTANTINOPLE. Nov. 26.—-—Slx- teen batteries of quick firing field guns, numbering ninety-six guns in nil. have been ordered from the Krupp works as the commencement‘ul the l‘enarmament oi the Turkish artillery. ministry is nine authorized to purch- ase 230. 000 small caliber Manners. to complete the present establishment. With wagons and ammunition for the artillery the orders“ email an outlay of $3. 960 .000. The purchases were apparently no ceierated in consequence of the recent developments in the situation In Macs donia‘and the Balkans aud'the impres- sion prevailing in many quarters here that 1a serious outbreak, possibly lead ing to widespread European compiled tions, may bs'cxpanted- In the spring. W IAVED A IOY'B LIFE. 4. Mrs. Captain H. Barnard oi Mil lord. Deb. says: Iliad Balm a‘av ed my boy's lifer nan just like the one we lost wi‘oi croup. We gave him a low doses He quickly dropped to sleep and was all right in the mar wing.” For sale by .11. ii Plnlsted. F ii. Baxter. and The Clifford r’har many. . .;....~~.W :’ LICENSE WAS REFUSED. “nu—uln— Board of ,Pharmaci Decides Against WIIIMm Klntelu of Falriioid. NEW HAVEN. Nov 26. -Tho slate board of pharmacy met at the Hotel Garde In this city last night to hear the remonslranls against giving a ll. sense to William C. Kinsella of Fair- ileld. Klnsolla s license was revoked two years ago and he has been endeav- orlng since that time to have It re- gran" a litmus unitarlluu bridal for alcoholism. After escaping ' she brought suit tor $60 000 damages gaiust the doctor until her husband or allotted false imprisonment case never came to trial .. ., ‘ The Millers wore not reconciled all _ tor the suit was linear t; and latching woman attempted sill his waiving as a. Motive her domestic! troubles. She oi Mrs. CynthlavRaldl No. 113 West j Fifteenth street, Manhattan. Then she _‘ " lodito throw herself ‘out or a second- ‘ * s by Window. but“ wits prevented by Mrs. Reid like hovered between life and death in a hospital tor several weeks, but finally redevered. WW ONE MINUTE COUCH CURE Is the only harmless cough cure that gives quick relief. Cures Coughs; Colds Croup. Bronchitis. Whooping Cough Pneumonia Asthma. LaGrlppc and all Throat Chest and Lung troubles. ‘ sol soaked by rain says Gertrude E. Former. Muscle Ind. and contracted a severe cold and rough ii failed rapid- ly; Idol 48 lbs My drugglst recom mended One Minute Cough Cure. The first bottle brought roller; several our- ed me. I am back to my old weight 148 lbs. One Minute Cough Cure cuts the phlegm, relieves the tough at once. draws out Inflammation. cures croup An ideal remedy for chlldron. Oilfield Pharmacy. BOUGHT A HAUNTED HOUSE. _ Brooklyn Man Obtains Residence That is Called “Spooky." WINSTBD. Conn. Nov. 26——A. M. Block, of Brooklyn has purchased a haunted house In Canaan Valley for a summer residence. The property is known as the Acei Tobey place. and stands on a commanding eminence. The house is an old fashioned struc- tum and. accordion to the stories of its recent owner Charles Bardeen. and his bride Is Inhabited by a ghost. Ace] Tobey and his mother both died in tho hon: e the tumor by his own band. People who got hurt occasionally (and we all do) ought to keep a bot- The war lie of Ramon‘s Nerve & Bone Oil ready for instant use. There is nothing like It for sprains. bruises. burns. outs, ctr. There are many so-called "Nerve & Bone Oils." but only One original gen. nine Ramon‘ s with name Brown Manu- facturing Co. on every“ bottle. Price 25c R. H. Plaisted. ” CHILE Is NOT SATISFIED. SANTIAGO. Chile." Tuesday. Nov 25 w—'l‘hc decision of the British arbi- tration commission in the boundary dispute between Chile and Argentina was received here with calmness. but with little satisfaction. as the new de 111ancalory lines have no scientific ban is and because although Chile puts the largor-nmount of land. Argentina gets the butterrland. LONDON. Nov. 26.4. v-Bcrtrand. a Chllleau expert who testified before e British boundary commission. in- mod a representative 0! the Assoc lutod Press today that he regmds the decision as generally ruther favorable to Chile. Mole than half the disputed territory. although not the most valua- ble l.porllon Is awarded" to Chile. ‘ [do not believe" he added. ”that as could have obtained so much from Argentina by direct agreement. I sail for America tomorrow to participate in marking out the boundary” w—W CURED 0F PILEB AFTER 40 YEARS. Mr C. Haney. of Geneva. Ohio. had the piles for forty years Doctors and dollars could do him no lasting good DeWilt’s Witch Hazel Salve cured him permanently. invaluable for cuts where she was confined for treat . The wallowcd curbollc sold at the home ‘ ‘lvcnh Justice Scull _ FABRICS FOR WOMEN’S $K1R7'S There seems to be no ll mil to the handsome wash fabrics designed for women s Shirts: fills Chamois are particularly inviting The fine slave. and peculiar lustre gives them the appearance of poplin or silk. There is every color in the catalogue, .‘b‘ut perhaps. the madcapiaus. and. white mid black commandant are highest in fusion. They are 65 cts‘ a yard; . . Basket Oxford is another stylish fabric woven irom coarse and highly memorized cotton yarns. There are black and white. gray and while, ’and bible and white small and ev‘én block: checks Although thick and heavy those Oxford; are soft and very lustrous. 4'5 and 65 cts a yard. ‘ < Fancy Vostlngs are also popular. These are nearly all in plain grounds with invisible checks or plaids. . uIn some instances the plain surface is decked with small silken dots in 'colors, blue. red. or white. The weave is . firm, and Shirts made from this fabric will prove very dura- bis. 35 and 50 cts. ~ WORK BOXES FOR 1HE HOLIDA Y5. 0n the .Center Counter near. the :JcWelry Section. are some Work Boxes and Sewing Cases. They are of foreignimportation. and the daintlest and most conven- ient article‘s ever invented. They are of leather, different sizes, shapes and colors,kand fitted up inside with _all sorts of sewing paraphernalia; spools of silk and cotton, needles. scissors. battens, and all necessary articles. for sewing, placed neatly and compactly. Apersonal inspec- tion will please you. They are priced from 50 cts to 87. re. THANKSGIVING CHI NA— 1F DA YS MORE. If at the last moment you diswvcr that your table is missing some needed articles. come and let us help you out. We are able to supply anything necessary for the dining room or kitchen. We have a new lot of Japanese China containing some odd little plates and dishes that can be used forbor-d’oeuvres. and will add to the beauty of the table. ” 7"7‘" A4 1|, Do not fail to . y grows in atti‘aoti ' . J. OBSTACLES ARE ALL REMO so. i. CHICAGO, Nov. 26. ~Sonator T Q'n'l' ' us Rooms of Utah. and Richard 0 Korean. of St. Louis. have. hold a coirl ton. a well known foxeneo hero on matters connected from heart failure with the San Pedro hos Angoles and Salt Lake Railroad. They said that all the contests and the legal obstacles over the right 0! way has been dispos- cd or and that the load twill be com- pleted as rapidly as money can do the work. “We have completed 112 miles in Southern California." said Mr. Ker- ens, “and construction is progressing on the remaining 350 miles from Salt Lake." conscious. I) are Relief Corps...8be Weapons oil the “color bearers in the ceremonies malt log" the annual inspectiou”ot the corps and had just saluted the American flag which draped the (rout of the platform at one end of thslbig hall and stood with her right arm extended towanl the flag when and only she fell un- Tallo Laxative Bromo-Quinlne Tablets This 6,,“ a ‘ ’ on every signature ‘box. 260. , ”An—Wc- burns bruises sprains lacerations. ec- zcma tettcr salt rheum, and all other skin disease. Look for the camellia . Wilt on the package-11“ others are aimed. The board decided not [0 grant the applicant a license. . . . .. .. STARTLING. BUT TRUE. If you are bliious and seeking ad- vise Take eDeWItt’s Little Filly Risers Just before going to bed. cause of indigestion; inundated attacks Inllame the mucous membranes lining the stomach exposes the nerves of the The "A B C" or coal buying is to: .. 'buy of a- dealer in whom you have perv ‘ (sol, confidence both as to quantity you faculty-«one whose assortment is large enough tollineludo the kind or "coal bell; ,adsptsd to your own special needsweonelwho will see that each or» our is delivorcdyin good condition and ' W. think a... POTTBVILLliI. Pm: Nov. ash-The . United Mine workers have decided to . keep all the collieries at work with a ' lull force or men On Thanksgiving day The operators requested the: «non to remain at workload this action is in coniplianoe with their "quest. Agents lrom New. York and Philadelphia are independent operators: They are pay~ 1113'" and 88 ;p’si' maltoh'ooal ldeliver- ed sin hours at the (initiation. For this ran-on individual opsrators arsvreins log to sell coal (or local consumption. for which they only not 0 to per too. i i. WW“ 1 ' . By sending 18 miles Wm. sporty. oi ‘ ' Walton T‘urnaseflr got a , Budklsu’sl limits Salvo. that whclly _ email!“ a‘horrlhla Fever Stirs on his is; also COLLIERIEG WILL WORK TUMOR-- ' :b‘srs buying:- up" all: the product of the 7 'LUOKWM’TH‘RTIIN. « . - . ddll‘lgil ‘1’“!th humor _ "If every one knew what a grand medicine Dr King a New lliielPiIIs is. " writes D. H. Turner. Dempssytown. Pa; “you 'd sell all you have In a day Two weeks' use has made a new man of me “ infallible for constipation stomach and liver troubles. 250. at F lLBaxter's *drus' store. FIELD Favose eduaayLVANIANs PHILAD Ll’iilA Pa. Nov 26~—-Thc Carnal tout all has ll reached here to- asy- l’ om Ithacni etc were twenty four players and a bomber or ‘coachss and attendants. Alter a light lunch the eleven want out to Franklin Field. the llnIVerslty oi Pennsylvania' 8 grid has. and. lined up tor signal practice. The acid is in bad conditlon owing to the heavy rains and this Captain war “film“ will favor Pennsylvania‘s or than when tits two «levees face ‘ h hitter tomorrow. , . the matron ’sayhr” ennui: some . children when a cheap worthless counterielts. Clifford Pharmaci. COLONEL A J. BEEN DEAD. NEW HAVEN Nov. 26—»Colo'nel Amen J. Boers, a former collects: of customs for the port or Now Haven. died yesterday at his residence No as Oilw street clowns seventyauve years old; For hall a century he had been a resident of New Haven coming here n are Newtowu. Conn; lie was at:- live in politics and had”sarvsti chairman of the Republican town com- mittoe and as a plumber or the Rs- publlcan state central cornmiltce. did was appointed collector ot customs by President Garfield. ‘ , WM " ‘ The Holstoh Methodist Orphan- alrc. ;at«(lreeusville. Team. has ov- er ode hundred children. from one to twelve years at age. Mrs: E. a Wiley. "8 and Ramou's rap a great boon to cited with caught «alibi. Bill. has not and the like." it it will . . Pliilltbd ' at ,I' ' urination to ills) ta‘mlly a: or I will to: tile lib ll DETAILO'D' MIC. CORE’R DEATH. ‘ to Nov. all. wagilldlil General stirring to hint: You 'will find on the morrow. you are rid of your sorrow-— That's all: Just enough said. These famous pills do not gripe. but move the bowels gently and easily. cleansing the liver. Tbclr tonic urgent Kodol cures indiges u 1! gives strength to the glands preventv stomach troubles ing a return or the dismder. Cline d; sweeteniu the plan Pharmacy. ‘ Gilli d P arm lugs and finally cn’t‘u’ Kodol reliWOh the ..-:~"~ , c '1" :' _; ilfigflfi stomach. producing a swelling after eating. heartburn headache sour ris- 't‘estpmach. Iitlhn. pro- tests the nerves 1.11.12.31.14... tholhdtarrh.
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