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figure. Many special bargains
r‘ ‘
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~ Worth Main and Ann .Stréts.
‘ - Lg Mas-AND ART-904011355-
' Wilton Velvet ,
Bromiell Smillllafi
Fine mussels.
Inolains.
Furs.
Hices range from 25c to $25.00_ each.
, This is our Annual Clearance Sale at which cost cuts... no
in fine furniture will be found
COMPLETE HOM E FURNISHING.
South Norwalll.
Both .01 these lines are specialties with us and
we iilvue the 'dIICIIIlon oi those not already our
patronsflto our excellent values.
We have some.
pillars.“
We , have (some
-1'
prices.
.m-
: till-shorter shapes.
litilés‘ and Children‘s JaCkels.
destrable stvles Ieit ill these
seasonable garments. at very low prices.
tine pieces-oi Fur, ill long and
all marked down to attractive
WWW
Hills Stove in Her.
you. Fob. 21~—'rlic llillo,
Moltdfiewoll. hailing from
. Mos and, laden with coal
.Alnpoyj. "for Westerly, R.‘[..
:1 hedjnu the mudtlals off
:to prevent her from sink-
' , . wolf‘hr‘as making this
both I ‘ihd‘went ashore on
~ and bean to fill. One of
Maven. Towing Company‘s
" She is full of water. A,
loan»; ho done. repairs wll
.7 3111‘
, .
l §°UTHINGTQN FACTOR! “OI-Dy
.Maud. Smell RunAshoro l Ru'mor That 8. O. 0. lap 'SIWp has
i
:il'um. New .York who are said to be in-
finite the harbor Inside the
0': She stove a hole in
oi~ shoe a, boil no fi‘
342% 'Ftthglg-Neille H::k2i?ud
. in.
I
SOlilIl Norwalk.
been Purim-sod by New York Co.
SOUTHINHTON. Feb. zl—Psrties
.tel'es'tcd in the stocklnet’ company.
which has beetl‘coutenlplstlng purchas-
ing the building for several weeks.
were in 'town yesterday looking “svel-
the property.*and it iscurrently report:
ed that it has been sold. Inquiry at
the office of L.‘G. Hoadley. of‘New m-
ven, the real estate agent who has
charge of the property, failed to con-
firm the rumor. '
{hyplgweliup the harbor‘_ '
i bani-toshallowmwr olr
KIDNEY ANKLIYEETROHBI‘E.
(they commonly go. together) attack
the rich in their palaces. the poor in
theirteuements. the lawyer. the disc‘-
tor. the fudge..the preacher. the 'wo’ -
an at her hops work. the sailor on til .
sea.“ Dr. Dav d" Kénnedy‘ ,prep’heéli
his ncw‘f medicine. Cahcors Solvent.
,to cure it. audit does. . rite to tho
Cal-curs Company, Rondou ‘ N. Y., for
free booklot‘nlid simple bottle; '
. . .. . .
, stories. 18 im- of illegal.
liltinttngton, hm been arrestedthero.
charged with theft ot chickens from‘
thllsm.Plper. Mr. Piper missed some,
Plymouth Rock hens. Ho complained
to Chlet‘nobollis. or Shelton: who while
ltohuntlngioo’ with non.- my gun
{the klrls on married with a fabric
which they found thelsslsslng chick-
“I" .. ..l . ,- ...' t
n .
)
\‘i‘u I ' . i '
' 1 cuisine madly Inuit.
South No .
* Publicly on Tide Iuhjoot.
A public statement
Given to the public for the public
ltood.
A citizen's experience. .
’i‘rllthfully told for humanity's sako. ‘
Should find roudy upprcctutlon.
South Norwalk people aro'plcasod
to do It; ‘
Pleased; to tell tlloir friends
rc'~bbors,
llal them about the "Little conquer-
or." ‘
'I‘ho good deods o! Dunn's Kidney
l'Ills.
Aro spruadtng o’er the city.
Lifting burdens from ill-hing bucks,
Curing tho pains of kidney Ills.
Reid the proof. in n South Norwnlk
mall's words:
Mr. R. (i. Millard. of 51 West avenue,
South Norwnlk. cngngod ill the fur
busintiuh “1'th NorWslk. says:
had kidney trouble for yours. I took
medicine and wits tinder tho .cnrc of a
physician so ofton that it ought to bo
nu uuthorlty on tho question. i seem.
od to bo. rid of my trouble for a limo.
but It shuwod signs of returning and I
wanted to chuck It. '1 noticed some
published statorncuts about Dosll's
Kidney Pills and procured n box at
iislo‘s Pharmacy In Norwalk. They
helped mo. nnd u continuance of the
treatment oventnlllly effected a radical
cure."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. l‘outur-Milburn 00.. Buffalo, N.
Y.. solo agents for tho. United States.
Remember the llanlo-I)onn's—-aud
take no other. .
PREVENT SYMPATHETIC‘ STRIKES
Chicago Contractors' and Building
Trades’ Unions Take Action.
‘ CHICAGO, February Lil—Clauses pro-
lilbitlng tho sympathetic. strike will ho
H ionturo of this you'r‘s agreements bo-
lweou the various contractors councils,
and the Building ’l‘rlldcs' Unions. and
as u result apparently the sympathetic
strtko in the building lines in Chicago
Is dead. This was assllred when the
‘li'l'IlIIt’l'tlIl‘iII iron workers unlou and
tllo brickluycrs' and masons' union yes-
lorday signed agreements with the em-
pluyors association. ill which it what
agreed that neither party will tomato
or recognize any rights of any other
nssuoiuttoll. union council or body of
men. not directly interested in tho cull~
trovorsy.‘ and that they will use all
lilwflll means to compel their members
to comply with tho arbitration ngl'cc- l
mom and working rules as jointly
:lgrccd upon and adopted. 'I‘ho ugrco-
mom will go ill oi‘l'oot April I. for thrcc
yours. All oliior trodes ill tho Iultld-
int: lull-s fll't‘ cxpcctcd to milko stmilur
‘ril‘ilili. r ctluitllllnuulluu
iifll'm‘llll llt barring lilo syllipllthotic
Hil'ikt". '
A THOUSAND DOLLARS THROWN
AWAY. -
Mr. W, W. linker. ot' i’lalllvicw. Nob,
wrllos:
ovol' fiftooll yours. ,Wo tried a numbor
of doctors and spent over a tllousund
dollars without any ruin-f. Silo was
very low and i lost all hope. when u
i'rtcnd suggested trying Foley’s Honey
and 'l‘nr, which i did: and thanks ho to
this grout i'cnlcdy. It savod hor lifo.
Silo Is stronger- and enjoys bottor
health than she has ever known Ill ton
yours. We shall never be without. ll‘o-
on's Honey and Tar and would ask
those niflictod to try it." Sold at Pints~
lcd's drug store. ”
ANOTHER RAISE FORr TROLLEYA
' . o
CHICAGO, Feb. Sic-«Tho olilpiuyoos
of the Lake Street and Northwcstornl
lilovatedfloads buys made all nuroo-
mollt with tho companion that gives
lhclu an increase in wugos tllul. will
approximate ten per cont. This is
lilo third wugc concession urnntod by
‘ the compnulss during tho last yuan.
' 'i‘ho motor-mun it is understood arc to
col. twenty-eight cents on hour allot"
' ollo your of scrviue und
twenty-.iivo
routs beforo. Tho switclunuu'uro to
not twouty-iivo cunts and twenty-two
:llld (mC-hillf cents.
A NIGHT ALARM.
Wursu than an alarm of fire lit night
In tho brassy cough of (troop. which
mlllllis liko tho. childron‘s death knell
and it moans doalb unless something
is done quickly. Foloy's lioiloy and
TM IIth-‘I'A fails to give instant. rolioi
and quickly cures the worst forms of
crollp. Mrs. P. 1.. Cordlcr. of Manning..-
‘ton. Ky. writes: “My three year old
llllII'
“My wife had lung troublu for .
".
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_ Ulilsilliii
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Giaililulisnduolfilanae
in the Present: Methods of
Guiductinq the Business?—
.Iiearing in Hartford
l
l
llAlt'l‘ll‘Oftl). February 21—(lpposi-
"i .‘iIUIl oi l1 stronuous unturo was ()ficl‘t‘il ”mm.-
lit. lilo hearing before the Judiciary
conlinlttoc to tho mousliro providing
IiIiiI. dcpolldcnt children undor the age
of four yours nuly ‘bc committed to
County Ilolllos. 'l‘ho plumbers of tho
vnrinus boards of (lounty‘Commlssloll-
(rs uro very muoll opposed to tho rosin
Illtion und tho Falrflolo county bourd
was repl'csonted by Whitman S. Mcnd
nlld Attorney Howard H. Knapp.
'I‘iio Intlor in addressing the commit-
loo quutcd statistics for tho past six
or scvon yours. showing that the inn-
jnrity of commitments at the Whitfield
l‘uullty liomo wcro‘ from tho city of
llridgcport. ilo said if tho bill bc-
ionmo u buy it would upcll lilo doors of
:lilo institution for public charges and
in. would pl'nctionlly Inuuyurutc u now
stutc policy. ‘
. ’I‘Iie committco. ho thought. might to
[consider woll lllld cnrcflliiy whotticr
, it was advisabio to pillco tho. burden of
.uddttionnl oxpcnso upon tho l'llil'n nnd
itowns. us its adoption would l'rlpliro‘
inn olltlrc roal'rallgemonl of tho Insti—
Llulion. A number of (phone uddrcsscd
lilic committoo. the hearing: occupying
liho ontil‘c morning.
‘ Thomas A. (lotscil, of 'I‘holulistuli: .i.
lliuwnrd Moruo. of Illlrtford; l). .i.
I llnnohuo. of Midlllctowu. null Secretory
bottom. of tho Stair floni'd of Chart-
tics. urged that provision bo mndo for
drpondclii children undor tho ago of
four ill tho homes. Objoctions arc
l'll‘ttNI to tho bill by nearly overy coun-
‘tv In the state through tho County
:Commissionors. becubno it passed it
Iwould compel tho counties to oroct
lucw buildings for tho ill-comnuldntiun
‘uf the large number of chiidrcn that
lwollid be sent to tho boluos. Mlll‘)’ A.
jIIaIL of tho Stnto Board of Charities.
‘rlivored bettor provision for tho chil-
drou. but doubted the wisdom of re-
uclvtnu them ill Il-nlpornry humus.
’l‘lio bill was introduced by tho
'Solectmnn’s Association. and lll'tlftod
. lllldor the direction of Simeon I’cnso. of
, I’nll'flold. The prcscnt lnw pcrmlts of
llllc commitment. of childron to tho
«minty homes botwccn till» hues of
{our and oightoon.
("ity Attornoy ('ulllilllll tlpponl'od tn-
‘dny st tho hearing on tho bill to tnko
‘n special census of llridgcpurt. Mr.
Itlulltuilil said the Common Council and
‘liourd of Trade of Bridgeport invorod
.liio bill. He explained that tho Peder.
lad govornmenl 'liad oxilplinod it ‘nnd
illglliilt'tl their willingliau to ncccpt. n
consus mudc luldor lliir'liill. ’i‘llorc
" was no opposition. Ii tho bill becomes
ill low and the t‘i‘lltwllil is mndo limi it
‘l:o found that Bridlzopnrl has 100.000
ocuplo. tho lottor l'ilI'TIt‘I'S will l'occivc
Ililo culliponsntiun gruntcsl to oil first
. (1‘s cities lludcr tho postul laws.
The Business Directory will be found
on Page 7 today.
jDLlfl'gur-ing and Troublesome
1 Skin Diseases Easily Ban-
ished by
PaincTs,“
I
iA Marvelous Cure After the
} Failures of Ten Doctors.
' Skill discnscs nl'o vcl‘y common with
. wrongdoilul
: Celery Colophond‘
View“ ornir
. I ' ~ ——---‘ "‘ i
bullion-Powell Corporation Guano-f
use That Hyomot Will Cure the'
Worst One of Catsrrli in The Nor-~
walksi - ‘ ' ‘
When one of tlio most roputublo culi-
col'ils ill South Nurwulk gunruulucs
that. u mediclllo will effort n curo or
lhhy will return tho mom-y. It spouks
vulunloll all to tho "writ of that rcluc»
”3'. It is ill this way tiillt lIio Silli-
son-I’oWoll Corporation ill't' scillull
liyolllut. this treatment that bus msdu
.so many l'onlnrkublo euros of both
' uclito and chronic. cones of catnrrh Iii
I‘I‘ho Norwnlks and viclliity.
l liyumol is not it pill nor is it ll liquid
. tllat has to ho tnkon with n tablespoon
or willoglluis. .lust Ill'ontbo it by tho
ilid of on Inlllllol' and cum comos Ill
ovol'y outill nnd bolloiit will be soon
from the first troutlncnt.
lt dot-strays nil KI'I'II] lifo ill tho ntr
pussnvcs ulld lupus llnd ourichos and
tho blood Willi mldltiuulll
it curl-s cutlll‘l'll of tho bond
and throat. or of the stomach. livcr
laud kidneys. \Vliorovcr mucous moni-
Iil'ullo oolllnllis ('tiItll'I'Illll gorlns. thorn
lloyulol will do its work of houllnlr.
. Whon» using this troutmoni. tho ulr
lyou broatho will 110 found likc that on
tho mountains high nbovc'tho sou lov-
Jol. wllol'o ltl‘ow billsilnlio il'ccs illlll
‘ plants which llllikl' ”11' air pllro by giv-
ing off volntilo lintiscptic fragrant-u
[that is holding to the respiratory or-
5 guns.
I licniomlu-r that if liyomci docs lloi
l‘curo you tho Stillsuu-l’owoll Corporal-
tion will rciund your nlonoy. This is n
{hood limo to cure onturril by this un-
'llll'llI motllod nud provonl cntni'rhlli
Holds lllul nro so common at this son-
sou.
. pill-Iiios
OREGON ELECTS U. S. SENATOR.
. Honor Went to C. w. Fulton. of Astor-
Ia, on Forty-third Ballot.
SALEM. til-c. Fob. 2l-At 12:20
o'clock this morning. on tho forty-third
ballot. Climb-s W. Fulton. of Astoria.
; was olcclod l’liilcd Suites senator. h:-
dlnring rcooivcd forty-six votes. All
.llllrougli the owning, boginlliur. at s
‘t).l‘I0t‘.k_ tho two houses took ballot nt-
.tul' ballot with low changos until 11
‘ o‘clook. wholi lilo name of Harvey W.
; Scott wns lil‘csoiltod. 'I‘lic Mllltlioulnll
ldclognlion supported ll.m solidly und
iin addition he drow eight votes from
Gocl'.
The last lulllol hogan ill lcn liiillutos
lbofore midnight nnd wllcn‘lllc roslilt
. Willi unnouucod n scour. of wild cnthus
i Insm followcd. Mon bugged each Olli-
Eoi; throw up their hats and sholltod
tilolnsolvcs honrso. It was several
minutes beforo order coub. bo rcstorod.
'l‘hon Prosidout Browncll. in a few
words Introduced Sonntor Fulton, wllu
; tilllukod lilo mombors of tho logisluluro
g for tho honor that had bocu couforrod
lupon Iltin :md plodgod that ho Would
roprosont no particular soctioli of'Uru-
lion. Illlt would giro his best efforts to
tho lip-building of ovul'y suction of tho
stuto. Aflor lilo joint convention nd.
ijOllI‘llt‘ti_ an informal l'ocoptiull was
I Infill.
Charles W. Fulton was born ill Ohio.
August 17. 1853. Later he moved to
town with his parents. when: ho slud-
iod tiny and was nllmittod to tho liar.
llc clinic to Orcgoll ill 1875, taught
school for n limo, tutor locating at As-
ltoria. whom he has since rcsldcd llnd
1enjoyed a lucrative lllw practice.
Ho has boon elected to the. state son~
{BIC four limos and was prcsidont of
ltllut bodv ill 1893 and 1901. lie was a
illli‘milol' of noarly ovcry slutc convon-
.tiou siuoo 1880 ulld has bocll u very
. nullvo cnlllpaign orutur.
BETTER THAN GOLD.
"I was Il‘Ullbll‘lI tor scrorul yours
With chronic indigcstion and nervous
liability." writcs ll‘. J. (ll-coll, 01' blur
l‘ilSIi‘i'. N If. “No l'oulolly IlCIIM‘lI lilo
lllliil i bogllu using ICIoctrio Bittors.
which did inc moro good than n.. lilo
1| luodiciuos I over nscd. 'I‘Iicy Iulro also
.kopl lily wifo in oxccllolll lioultli for
wars. Silo says EIootric llittl-l's im-
just. splendid for [music trollblos; that
. they arc in grand ionic and invigorntor
.nn- wonk. run down wonloll. No,oi.liel'
l inodiciuc can tuko its plal‘o ill our fam-
ily.“ 'l‘ry thorn. ()nly 50o. Satisfac-
1 lion iluarautcod by it. if. Baxter. "
.TARIFFVILLE RAILROAD HEARING
. HARTFORD. Fob. ‘.’I-—ln tllc super-
. ior court yestortlny afternoon Attorney
Arthur Perkins applied to Judge Rura-
back for an ul‘tIOl‘.0f noticetoowners
. of property on the lingo! the proposed
; stuam railroad from the Tardffvillo ex.
.lcnslou to Windsor Locks} distance
.gtrl had a severe case of croup: tho I old “N 3'0"“8- “it" sumo forms a"? 9" ,of four miles. of the hearing to be held
doctor said she, could not live. i got; ccedingly troublesome. “lid ““59 “0'“ t boforo the railroad commissioner‘snoxt
il bottle of Foley‘s Honey 'and Tar, that ‘0‘“? ("B“S‘ll'fi‘m“ 0' the ““39 and com- Friday at 11 o‘clock, 0n the company‘s
first dose gave quick relief and saved I
Sold at: “la. shingles. ringworm. boils. pllllplei- ': layout. The commissuiners have do
n I itch. and a score of other disagreeable ; (,1de to hold the hearing on that, day.
her life." Refuse substitutes.
Plalsiodfs drug. store.
SUFFIELQRESI‘DENT DIED sun
0 NI. .
SUFFIELD,. Counl. Fob. 21—Ralph
P. Mather, aged 84, years. died sudden-
ly at his home last night of. heart dis-
ease. H01 was a prosperous and promb
plexion. Eczema. salt rileum. sci-of-
l troubles. result from sluggish. Impuro.
‘. and poisoned blood. It you truly do.-
I sire to get rid of such evils. do not re-
1 sort to outward treatment or applica-“
1 lion. Common sense and the exper-
l tence of your friends will at once sug-
| zest it blood purifier and systemiren-
lappiication for the approrai of the
tJiudge Rorsback granted the applica-
i I on.
1 One Minute Cough Cure gives relief
; in one minute, because it kills the ini-
gcrobo which tickles the mucous mem-
brane. causing the. cocgh. .und in the
usutfarmer and had held many officesi “MOP, "RG'PMHO'S Celery Compound. . sometime clears the phlegm. draws
in the town. He is survived by two This marvelous cleanser 800“ mum-.0... the inflammation and heals and
chllllren. one daughtenwho lives at plies thenumber of Vital red corpus- ; soothes thonqucmd'parls. Ono Min-
home. and Henry M
in Moridcn.
NEARLY, FOREEITS H18 LIFE.
. A runaway. almost ending, fatally.
started a horrible ulcer on the‘leg of, J.
'13: orlier,tirsnk1in Grove. fil. For tour
years it defied all doctors and all to;
medics, .But aueklen‘s Arnlca Salve
had no trouble to euro .Illm. Equally
good ,for Burns, Bruises. Skin Brno
tions and Piles. 25c, at F. H. Baxter's
drug store. ’ .. . ”
other. ' a jeweler.
.4
seldom. IAIRD RETIRED.
- wunuilo'rolv..m. 31-minute»-
“fit‘ so ll": m“ "‘ifd
on. g. , s . u. .
any markup-st (Jenni. Baird. has
served as the chief (tubal-ling ofllcot'
g the manuals city. die-mes born
Oonasotl it entered tho‘
.. .nt. Battery,
- _ out.“ . _ m
in August. 18‘: u a private. In the
W
Fir-f
t.
mu
goios. and fills the arteries with u
'honlth stream that pmduccs clean.
solid flesh. and firm. well-braced
nerves. Mrs. L. S. Bailey. West Pots-
dam. N. Y..-writx-s thus:
" “I hnd small blotohc's break out on
y head. andin a short time my whole
dy was covered. The doctors call-
ed lt scrofuln. l have bad its many
as ten doctors treat .me. hilt none
seemed to help me. At night time.
my whole body would Itch so‘illat 1
would have to walk the floor nearly
all night. . I have taken all kludsof
sarsaps lice. and used 30st and oint-
ment! w thout reflect; “ I read in s pup-
s: of Pelagic 'Csiery‘cpmpound. Ind t
fouls! nor rest until! more its trial.
sul‘now‘bn'my fifth ttle Ind eon-
‘s‘idc‘r Mob Celgudgsptldnd ulna;
ul ,' bit ,0.
windmills“?
«:anst
“folio 0W
\
vet: .‘
filth”! worms ,
Inns “2:“
guts Cough Cure strengthens the lungs,
. words oft pneumonia and is a harmless
. and ncvcr falling cure ill nli curable
'ouscs of Coughs. Colds and Group. One.
Mlmltn Cough Cure is pleasant. to
take. harmless nud mud alike for
young and old. Clifford Pharmacy. 9?
HARRIS' i ENTITY ESTABLISHED.
- ATLANTA. Go, Fob. al.-'rlle idoli-
tlty was tonight established of lnspeo
tor Harris. of Atlanta.,who was reports
ed some days Isoln Manil- luspatohesr
as haying boon'kllled by. Ladmnos Fair
'I'Illl'y 8. Rowan W. W. Burris. tweu-.
ty-two-yosrs of use; unmarried. and a
I011 0&1le GIMILW: H. Harris,
of this city. He onllotod in the Four;
sloth Kansas .rolhnguhps yearspgo.
”.3 .l‘W'fi-Tb“ J I ‘ a;
_ r
.
.u
clued: boycott pm the Colorado
3“ o? ‘6' ~= .~
. Ila-The 11::
, ' "mom
mun"... ~
.. x.gl. ..
snag port MMW
THE D. M. READ co
Endowed i857.
_
UPHOLSTERY FABRICS.
Announcement is made of Spring Importstions in
Draperies. Hangings, Fabrics for Furniture and Wall
Coverings. Embroidered Muslims. Irish Points. Tambour
Sash Nets. and Vestibule Panels all in original and late de-
signs. We can give you a little idea regarding prices.
Sash Muslin. 36 inch. striped and figured.
‘ 8 to 25 cts a yard.
Sash Lace. 30 inch. double and single border.
12% to 25 cts.
25 cts.
29 and 30 cts.
I Bridgeport
Grenadines, very fine and eficctive.
Madras. cream and white.
Embroidered Muslins. 15 to 25 cts.
Muslin. colored stripes and spots. 121/; and 15 cts.
lrish Point and Tanlbour Sash Nets. 30 inch,
42 to 75 cts.
Vestibule Panels. 75 cts. to $1.25 a yard.
Separate Door Panels. 50 cts to $2.00 each.
Plain Saxony Nets. white and. Arabian, 25 to 75 cts.
Ruffled Sash Nets. 4otcts a yard.
SACQUES AND KIMONOS.
There is a fine line of Outing Flannel Sacqucs and
Kimonos in great variety. Both stripes and figures pre-
vail. with facings in plain colors. pretty delicate shades of
pink. blue and lavender. There are also some pretty shades
of gray with black trimming. Price $1.00. - ;.
SPECIALS IN UNDERMUSLINS.
A lot of Night Gowns. unusual value. made of a good
quality of muslin. tucked yokes. hemstitchcd and embroid-
ered ruffles, 50 and 75 cts.
Short Skirts with hcmstltclled tucked ruffles. 5o cts.
Drawers. tucked. and trimmed with lace 0r em-
broidery. 50 cts.
.«wm.—.--
On the Center Counter by the Trimming Section you
will find the Novelties in Belts. The new Girdles of Oxid-
ized Silver and French Gray arc :tlractlilg much atten-
tion. '
The Fashion Sheets. Patterns and Designers for March
are at the Pattern Counter. The Designer contains practi-
cal information in respectto Shirt Waist. Children‘s Cloth—
ing. and Ulldcrmuslins. .1
Till? i). M. tin-ll) COMPANY.
Bridgeport. Conn.
BISHOP MOORE GOING To ORIENT} MONTANA VOTES EOR EXHIBIT.
NEW YORK. Fob, 2|~—~ilishop David, HELENA. Mollt.. Fob. 2l—Thu
ll Monro. oi lilo .\lclllodisl Episcopal . (-Iiilugo of venue bill, . which nearly
(‘Illli'l-Il. who ionvos Now York today. l caused it riot ill the senate. Wednesday
for tho wcst, will salt from San Fran. night, has passed that body: The
ctsco Mill-ch 11 for tho Orient. where: house passed it bill appropriating $21).-
Ilo will visit tho 'vurious Molhodtst cou- l 000 for n Mollillllu cxllib.l at the Si.
fcrcnces. ovor which Iio has Episcopal l Louis exposition.
mlporvisiull. His field is called iccllw __._,.______.____.
ntonlly Ensloru Asia and includes .la- THE EASY PILL.
pnn_ Koron cud China. He will be no. DeWitt‘s Little Early Risers do‘liot
compalliod on this trip. us on his IIN‘V‘ 3 gripe nor wcaken tho. system. 'lhl-y
tolls ono hr his wifc. lir. llomor l‘ll- ‘ cure biiiousnoss. jaundice. consttpzr
ton of Ibo firm which acts as puliiish- . lion and inactive livers. by arousing
tug. Biz-i‘l‘lls tor the Moltlodist Episco-itllo secretions, moving the. bowels
pill Church. will accompany Bishop “ gently, yet effectually. and giving such
Moore as far its China. llr. Eaton tone and strength to the glands of the
goos to Shillighui to ropl'cscut ttlo'stonlncii. Ilvol' and bowcls that. tho;
board of lill‘t‘t'lill's of tho joint DllIIIiHIl- f cullso of tho trouble is removed olltlro-
tughousc of tho Motllodist Episcopal ; ly. 'I‘llcso famous Illtlo. pills exert n
Church. and tho Methodist Episcopalidecidcd tonic effect upon the organs
(‘llurcll South. ' involved. and if their uso is continuod
—~--v—-~--——-— ' for u few days there will bo ilo return
A WEAK STOMACH for tho trollbio. Clifford Pharmacy. "
causes it wosk body and invites disl».
cllso. Kodol hyspopsiu Curl.- cures uni .
strollgtllous the stomach and worn:‘ LOST. ' ‘
of! and ovol'conlos disonso. .i. ll, 'i‘ny-l CHICAGO Feb. 21—-—Mallrlcu Inducr-
tor, a prominont merchant of Chi'ios- l ion, a young English nobleman. 15‘ br-
mull 'l‘ex.. says: "i could not out lip» 1. Iicvcd to bo lost in tho \ukon wdds.
cause of 0 weak stomach. 1 lost all . says a dospntch to tho. Tribune, from
strength and run down ill weight. All ' Tacoma. Wash. He left Dawson talk-
that money could do was dullo.'bllt all : tuber-with 3 Daily 0! hunters. His. fit-
.hopo of recovery vanished. Hearingilhor is a baronet and owns a town.
of some v-illdcrful cures effected by ‘ house in Mayfair. London. The an~
use of Kodlldconcludcd to try it. The son police are making a thormsb
first bottlo boneiittcd me. and after-search
tailing four bottles 1 am fully restored ‘
'to my usual strength, weight and :
health." Clifford Pharmacy. " ;
ENGLISH NOBLEMAN MAY BE
MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES.
One was pale and sallow and tllo‘
{ other fresh and rosy. Whollce the dif-
TREASURER JORDAN IMPROVED.‘forcnce? She who is blushing with
NEW YORK. Feb. 21—The condition health uses Di: King's New Life Pills
OI Conrad M. Jordan. the assistant Hut to maintain it. By gently arousing the
ted States treasurer, who has beenglazy organs they compel good diges-
reported seriOusly ill at his home inltlon and head off constipation. try
this city. is said by his physician to . them. Only 25c, at F. H. Baxter's.
be somewhat improved, ;'druggist. . "
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PARROTT SIGNS WITH PORTLAND. ; WHALING BARK GAYHEAD SPOK.
PORTLAND. Om. Fob. til—Tom EN.
Parrott. who has played several DN; SAN FRANCISCO. Fob. 2i—A cubic-
fessional seasons ill the east. has been 1 gram from Honolulu gives the first,
signed as a holder in the Portland team j news received hero from the whaling
of the Pacific Northwest League. lilect which left this port lust Novem-
' -—-——--- Ibor. The. cablegram states that tho
ESCAPED AN AWFUL FATE. g whaling bark Gayhead was spoken on
Mr. H. Huggins. 0! Melbourne Fla, 1 Thursday off Kaitlin and reported hav-
wrttes. "My doctor told me i had Con- 3 ing caught four whales. which yielded
sumption and nothing could be done l 70 barrels'of oil. ,
for me. i was given up to die. Tho;
offer of n free trial bottle of Dr. ulng's ;
New Discovery for Consumption. in-l
,SAVEOA BOY’I LIFE. .
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of M11»
‘duced me to try it. Results wore stnrt- ford, Del. says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
ling. I am now on the road to recovery . ed my boy's .ltto. He began just like
and owe all to Dr. King’s New Dis-g the one wo-loabnlth croup. We gave
oovery. it surely saved my life." Thtsl him a few dosesuflo quickly dropped
treat cure is guaranteed for all throat, to sleep and was“ right in the mot-
and lung diseases by F. H. Baxter.‘ ping.” For oak by R. H. Pialsted. F.
.drugglst. Pricefitlc and $1. Trial hot. H: Bolton: [bdrm Oilfield-Pb"-
tlss free. “. user. “I
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