A" L .\.‘.,E‘
Wilton
‘ ore and this were
'a copy of Homer in
ultimatum“ Neil.
hid in“ tron to for
.71h triad a number
i. over a We
trauma. She was
., hum: hangarherw
m TN”? 11,»:ililfil.’ replied the wine guy."
1.}. , Ind thanliI 1103:8583!!! tilitie overdrawn."
“‘ 'it flied h'er li’f'Q' incin‘a ti lLluu 'l‘i-ibune‘ 3
5:1va it“? amen-r auau i
. n u ‘
out-Re ordé on aha of die at izht
b N“? co!l It? rcmfibgh'
n'I lite, the 9 Yr] death ell
' and eIIiI deathd an in. eom‘ething
lI doneIn quietly. mien Honey indo
whim
32%. Without
your thumb in it —
I"
trellis Ltd
the leg of may
,1!1. Forlour
Mire...”
warm at: m m
anoanrsouddhl
ivnd
”Viral
Brenden Salmons. '
Fla'e lirassels.
iiWi'dillSI
I
R-IIIS. 3-
' 'spcdal bargdns' to fine furniture will be fonndI
GOMPLITE HOME. iURNi’HINO.
4
eats of of
relay" I
crou and boo in con
diam 3' ”p ‘
mothers keep it in the houae. Sold at
Plaiatcd' s
Olme;
110%: your 1) ck?"
Tar n'oVarr rfIilI to give inetan't rolief
‘ LII-.3":
I
Furs.
l
I
Seen heroin.
I
Why—errombablv‘
Wk “Inna Would I
ln‘the int er-
hitl‘a‘tion ' "which.
Honey and Tar in heat for
a31nceonwm
Cara Ni
1
. 'Iii'd our-ea nuic
drug stare. . ..
ft tie you cold chills
{Shed the ilhiioeo
and doom "guru the worIt' fdrmi of
crew: L. Cof'dier oil! nint-
ton, rwritear “in three 1 old
girl I 01$ “36'!!!
doctor 'IIid contain do. with
an.” If M0133 Hither It? '3' e;
her Ii I" :33 3 from. “Sold at I
nation-r I .
_,;.
“marl“:udfi
laI'y to on
“MAP!!! AN AW?“
IE
New memory for
gain: .slaeedin'a‘totryit. In
.13 g. i am now com the WW”
owe
'lt sea-amen: laviife“ will
n W
main field of
otogtnemu3mo
mute It.
1115””, 6-! Item:
are me»
all toDr
: $311!,
1 “mo’itiidol
nlala have been renewed from the
moat proi'ninont men and women in
the country who have?” Soon cured by
t I rent Iahie rem Miniatera.
1%: not3 wy'era. Inga I
11an atlas};'
is to the A“ WWI-n
met to cure catarrh.
(“For mor Mayor Emory Yin. 11m.”
“ on ave
Earitolhi‘gg airlift“ i'lielieve'
of to need“ heuroat won-
derful curea for catarrh and till-on
tronhl that bu ever been dinoovei‘ed.
lo myr are the tweet itaa been marvel
or”! .7cldao aloha der for
a on I for til min his to
whom i have recommended ‘liyomai'
and who I am anxio shall have the
benedt of thin re ale panaceI "
The complete mi outlit coatI
but $1.00. conatetin of an inhaler.
dropper and numoicut Hyomei to last
over a month. Thin will enact a cure
in ordinary caaea. but for-chronic and'
‘1
deep- seated canon of ontarrh iongori m» It ‘9 “90"“?
one la mommy, and then extra bet-
tiea of Hyontei. (a moatha treatment)
can be obtained for title. it is not
alo theb (it
oniyg m
in also the moat economical
The Sill-hon -Poweil Corporation
have no much confidep pee in the or
lot Hyomei to cure catarrh. th'a't'siey
will for a limited time. i this medi-
cine under their pe supranteeI
to refund the money if the purchasers
’can any that it did not help them.
"Smithera .pever lighta one of MI 12i-
JIIat keeps it In his mouth and
chewa the end. i've often wondered
why."
"You wouldn' t if you had ever amok-
#3011689 Protoaa'or—"Now, Mr Skim ed one of them. "—~L‘incinnati Commer-
mitt-if an irresistible force ahoiIId cinl Tribune
. meet an immovable body, what would I
happen?" ‘
hi iii!
' 3.53. thin
OAVED A IOY'I LIFE.
lira. Captain H.11uthr. of lili-
tord. Dot. Ian; "Braaiil‘an in au-
ad my boy'a lite. lie befan iti'at like
the one we lost wi eroupl. We save
him a few dance. it a dropped
to sleep and wan Ili rit in the inor-
flux." For Idle by R. H Piaiated. I"
Bat: 01'.
Inacy.
"There's a gentleman without. air."
Isaid the 'p‘re‘cinc clerk. entering the of-
fire of the coal merchant.
Without wnai?" naked the iucctimln
Incrchllit.
"Without cool air!" -— YonkerII
Statesman.
One Minna quir vea relief.
in all”; I e «Lilli-
croh‘e wl dhe inuoo I em-
crane. “cacti “g dill. In It the
some time. 1:1 fl M?,1dfhw:w
on an I an
acute eaw 51.. Itin-
nte MW Oil eat the lung,
wattle offal Mignon and la I can
and u‘ev inure i left bio
canal of DE} In. One
ant o
takefing‘ioaa In‘d‘iood IiiiIe tor
youn‘e and old (tum Whammy. 0
W
The aided. inifiit be I power for
Ioodit he would only judxoother peo-
ple by nime‘elr, _
I‘AK STOtllAcH
on one; and invitea mail
Dyapepai‘a Cure cure: and
.etrenethena the atomach and wan'd'a
aged and. ovarcoiiina dlI'eiee. 1.3 Ter-
water. a Tpromineht ni‘lorchiirliit of F311
“ c n at
Shah cali'ihm brawn Ito‘tnqachi data?
ia- Itrengtn and ran down in- weight. Ali
that money eonili do was done. but all
hone at reentery nabbed. . Hearing
of ohm win
aloof Kodii 1 «Autumn: tr! Winfield“.
drat rathottta role
1495'
JI'Waehingtofis st.-
REMNANT“ "
my”): we (r gs
n
lél‘i'i FM .4 2
none
1 I
I“ II.
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CHICAGO. Fehi‘q 2a'~'rlm mill-
y“3.'-tliiy. and civic nuth ih'a aret receiv-
ed diiwatuheit tram. IW
mm d in the no 1:231:15!“
voice .liiin‘ $111116! 1‘ r-
7316411» pravh is I Wenonah. on
Titanium-n If it ptionoftlilii
volcano. aayI a d Whit-13‘!) 1w 0 Trib-
one. from Ou'aoaia Ac-
cart" I to the to
from airport 311% in her w‘
toi- an
woriiii.
near their
“WEEK $011“th
iron! the
eruption iii‘r
The
Itricite resign. aInd their terror ii iii-
tenaifle hyt nev'e'rQ north iiemblinxn
whlc have taken place It frequent in-
tenth 1I shite them: pitch began. The
solidi c diet or 'ncea ”have been do no-
t of the
t he called the
method of “33% cItarr‘lI but it I
vexfe an to dis roy Ii dance. of build-
Inga at Tuxpsn and Ji‘ the c ty of Coi~
hat toflns more
remotely Iltuated it o hive unwed
ne‘ve e dilator. So a‘r an in known.
titer haa been no loss of life. The
people are flocking into Mauraniiio.
and more dietant pointa b'y' hundre'd‘a
‘A tidal we've in feared et Manson lic
should the beta . datarb‘a cos c n-
tioue. There a m y tin-i inn vii-
loge: Iituated clone to the bane of
Ind The Dillard Phar. ‘
Mount Colimh‘y' and all these m being
Ileaerte'd rapt
Contraction ywo’rlt on elliitn'nn»
Iii bitinchof to’e ire: (it Central
"road. has been an " on ac-
count of the volcanic er lane and
ea’rthqualea; The line iI-hnlit to Tax-
pan. within a few .mIleI of the Volcano.
and I force oi fiioii wan huilding tun-
lleia on the undulahed portion of the
line it in Itated thht the earthquake
aliacita have done much damage to
thoaa tunnela.‘ ,
A party 0! mum. Central directorn,
:nc’companied by rreatdent it A non
Ilnaoh. ta making an inspection trip ov.
er. thin extension. and it in reported
that they were of. Taipei: when .019
moat violent eruptions of the volcano
took place.
WOULD LVNGii JACKION.
i W“
"Iaut Party of wood (indium-I in Oxford
war Unable to ltlnd Hint.
OXFORD, Conn. Felt. lid-wintering
threats of lynching, ’a gang of wood
choppera. meat of them French Canad-
I lane apent last night in: aearoh of the
Wool“ in thin neighborhood for Fred
Jaekaon, I negro who waI reloaded
.Iroin Seymour tall by dream of the our
olier’. after it had been decided. that
acre wu not an aieht- evidence In
rrant‘hoidi'iflr it won I minim!
‘clrze daohaonmt Emmet
linen ry Bonnet. azlrreiteh Canadian.
one “new burned in a crisp. ‘wu
found Tueadny mornln in the mine of
the hut he 'oooupied. account of o
adapicion‘ of foul play Ja’cltaon was
held heading the coroner's invention-
lion and anions frienda of. the dead
man feeling againet the negro ran
high AI soon ashe w“ re'eaaed front
tile in" in Seymour Jack-on returnedt
here and entered Ir bar room. where
h set into a quarrel eta. a number of
each wood choppere in the brawl
the negro was pummeled severely. and
might have aunered worse treatment
had not the bar tenderinterfered. Tho
131161‘ manned to x‘et Jackm, out of
«Linen told at to go to
900%? its quickly on aibie. The
re angel at Jackaon' a ea-
0 pa made threate again-t the barten
d i. been I Iearcil of
plum Ies. t hiring the ne'gi‘o waI
ldenied there woe-e they learned that
their manned taken 1mm snow
'3 m ”an" N
I nIhioneIi aid alt
.1
WWI '
‘ “PM! 31;" -
1 than”. iahnoT
5'
deity. There
tea to. relieve. but very.
that reallyucui‘ei iii u“
e on o and n; we
fight.) “xvi“ how would often re
lien.- And when. douche-I. vow-
era and In Item in common uae are
my little if any, better than the 'qu-
«W
3nd millitof
twin and?
The "“1. thaajdl
cation 03“ Mvpe, N‘M pow, or
to the mite and ti) mat to cure com I
in no more reuaon'nhlt- ihan to Iub the
back he cute kidnov Iiinpaao. (tritium
la] i.uat up much gibbon: Illnoaae he kid-
hey iro lilo or I comment and. than
Mo he art-Ii by local treatment any
more and. they can he.
To I-Iue taiurrh whether in the
head iiuuut or atomach on internal
untiae c Iieatmoui la neceaeary If»
it“? We catarrhui poison out, of the
blood and ayatém and the now (return
our“! demand on this plan and the
remarkable dilemma of sin‘artys Catarrh
Tablets is because being used initl‘
unity. it driven out iaiau‘lliii infection
through action upon atomaI-LI liver
and Marcia-
William Zimmerman of Sit Jos'eph.
relaton an experience with. catarrh
which in of value to rhillionii at ca
iarrh aufferera everywhere He says:
"i neglected u alight nasal catarrh an.
til it gradually extended to my throat
adn bronchial min-a and finally even
my Ilomach and liver became efleott‘d.
but as i won able to keep up and do a
day's work i let it run along until my
hearing began to fail me and then i
realized that i mnai gel {lid of caiarrh
,or lose my position on ‘tei ea clerk and
my hearing was absolute! y neceaaaiy.
Some of my friends recommended an
inhaler, another a catarrit naive but
they Were no good in my case nor wan
itlIVUiill‘ elae until i heard of Stuart's
Catarrh Tablets and non a package
at my drug store. They neiitted me
from the alert and in lean than four
m‘ontha i won completely cured of ca-
tan-ix Iithouah i had suffered nearly
all my life from it.
They are pleasant to take and no
much more convenient to use than oth-
er remedies that i feel i can not any
enough in favor of Stuart's Qatarrh
Table"- ” m 28
KOBCIUSKO MODEL REJECTED.
Chloaoo Art Commiaeian ”ya Statue
Onion in I Din ointment.
(lHlCAOO, Ft‘b 28m he rejection by
the Munitinai Art Cozuminalon of the
model for the equeatria Itatue31 of Ken
ciuako which the Po 3- 0!. iii e city
were to erect in Humboldt Park in cold
to be an individn'al disappointment to
almost every Pole in Chicago. Since
the statue was tirat ii ‘anned. nine years
ago nearly every 1333:. down and
child of the city Pol population of
250. 000 has contributed Iomething to-
w‘ard the monument fund The con-
tract for the statue wan given two
years ago to Caslmlr Chodllnaki,
sculptor of Warsaw. . .
IThe acuiptor brought to Chicago last
October who planter cast at tho
dimeniionfi oft eatatuo as designed.
it repreaen’ied Kneniualto on a rear
in; borne looking backward and way
in: his sword an if leading a charge
in battle it was to coat twenty-live
thousand dollars. .
"it in hepeieaaiy had" Iald Lot-ado
'i'afi a member of the Municipal Art
Commid'aion. “1 iron the idea of
restletiiineiia out touch with the mod
am i in equestriin Iiatues which
is on are Quiet reaerve and dignity.
The Iculptor prob .11, a man of tal-
ent. but without no a rig: The erection
of such a mine would have made the
Price I laughing stock. We have saved
em from till "
The aeuiptor has been paid to. 000 for
bid denim. The work of coating the
statue haa not been begun '
e'uoweau. cadets abn’avvav.
Two Lidia Throv‘vn from Sieigh and
sodomy In red.
ROQKViLi “Fell Alia. Albert
tense: aim and min Belle
I
The pursuit of the fugitive wII be-
I immediately. the. wood ml.
tmteuiutoklilhlmuhc l:
in! mandate a porch than ml
«at. a new 7:!!!”
Mariana-lull Mm .3...”
were. . 2 -
_L Matte §Ii
it a: thou-tut that the am
.1
«$2
hitalngahudc
We. "will“
“all {the
,. nda drove them hack to the
o- ..
Tevenbnu mi n. are in oer
ioua cohiiti on °EFM‘ 'l"-’oi “Imgwai'
accident coated in! me unknown boy
who ctr-net: thaborae being driven by
lira mmailed; who‘d-Iranian. Mm
WWW ”I driyingiliaa Teren-
iaiuhiia‘iu‘oo'o it i
and“ they neared.‘the dancer on
n. ano‘wba‘l and Mel
animal took rriInt Ind mom.
cm were thrown
veil Iarioua. Mi". hallo
thrown againpt the; our
injured internally and also an
valiant tot-non ’tter rum
houni made-human!
1 hi remit! II
mum”
melon. who. utter donut-I
The identity of the boy
.
‘ i‘hrew the anowhail haa not been
I, eatablahed. . -,. . .
‘ ‘3 'W -
alter {innit limb Tonruneo me. ~
chm Mim'umoa undama- .
YW .
III-ma Up
6
CHICAGO. F}: ImMnW '
nantlheha labour-wounded three
. .aeno:
Mt- flat! 1“ l1!
yearn
all!
:M MID Recond- diet-Ii
ItmktndaehoosIn-eenaauythi-aw .‘ ~' -
the Hammad 3‘
and '1 .
ontheha’ckotthe-
borne
”I;
Elwood 1:57. . .3 . .
4... ,1 ._g
Attention“ to directed to the corner window on‘- Main
St.. which contain: some Tailored (lawn and Street Coa-
tumea delected from an early importation .
One of the very mu Gowns iI of Black French
Brohdciotii, exquiaite in quelity arid not! as velvet to the
touch. 1t haI a long trained Skirt trimmed with flat
Ititched folds in panel efiect. The Jacket has blouse
front and back. alIo trimmed With stitched folds.
A very dietinc'tive Gown of Navy Blue Etamine
hes the Skirt tucked lengthwise in clusters. Blouse Jack»
ct with poa'til‘llioti back and duchesa front faItening’ with
crochet buttons, frogs and pendants.
A GoWn of Bannockburn Plaid has long Skirt. and
Blouse Jacket finished with stole collar. Suite of this
material are very modish and‘serviceablc there being
practically no wear out to them.
There' II a Coat of English Twine Cloth. taffeta lin-
ed, with broad facinge of black taffeta. the edge finished
with black and white passem cnterie. This garnien‘t is a
late model and very correct as to cut of collar. shoulder
and sleeves. .
A look about the Cloak and Suit Rooms will ahow
other models. 'Our selections have been made With. great
care. and we have pleasure in presenting this firet‘ group.
knowing that each one has its own peculiar attractive
style. .
NEW WASH FABRICS
There has lately arrived at the Wash Goods Section
a fine line of high grade Cheviots that are extremely styl-
13h. I
Mercerized Cheviots. about a dozen patterns in white
and black. rich moire weaves in white flecked with black.
85 cts. a yard.
Etamine Cheviots,heavy mercerized stripes in white
separated with lines of fine black polka dots. '
3 65 cts. a yard. . '
Silk Chevioiiuall combinations of colors. These are
Anderaon weaves and reversible. one side with colored
stripes. the other in self-color ed merceriicd stripes.
‘ 65 cts. a yard.
N
THE D. M. Ida/ii) COMB-MY.-
BridngOf-ta COMI
*
norms Keener:
‘—’
“i think. " said the com Consumer. an:
be looked over his cards; "that i will
take Senator Hanna's advice and I
stand pat." . .
"Huh?" murmured ‘tlic Coal hing).
mate. who was doing theideaiing. "iai
tnat Io? Well. Hi just raise the pot:
fifty cents iwinre 1 look at my hand]?
Kidney complaint kills more people-
than any other diaeunc. This is due
to the disease being no inaldioua that
it zeta a good hold on the system be- 3
fore it is recognized Foley' 3 Kidney
Cure will prevent the development of '
fatal disease if taken in time. Sold at ’
Pinieted'a drug store. -
“They tell me you hav'e cured your-
self of (uremic insomnia."
"Yes. I'm compietely‘cured."
"Relief! I should any it was. Why.
1 lie awake half the night thinking
how I used to nutter from it."-Cieve-
laud Plain Dealer.
MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES.
One was pale and suilow and the
other fresh and may. Wheuce toe dif-
ference? She who in blushingp‘lth
health uaea Dr King‘s New Life Pills
3 to maintain it. By gentlyuouainx the
. ”And what is the matter with this, I luv 0mm they compel good dice!»
poor man?" naked the benevolent vla- tion and head of! constipation Irv
itpru 'Ali poor. ,fifeliow said the. them- Only the. it. F. H. Baxter's.
rd. He wen:1 cruyhtrying to ex- ("1188181.
lain to his pal: hora ow to votoa , ,
En lit legislative ticket without casting 3 "Which do ye“ thlflit 8111mm be more
for the d\vron n "—Chl- highly esteemed. money .or brains?"
”WM g m ' ‘Brulna' answered Senator Sorg-
. h in out nowadays the only way a
2.1... a...
w'
convzlmc pebpl'e that he has.
,il alert is in not mone'y.’ '«Waahlnxhoh
.»‘8 1'5" .
1 c.‘
choir vitamins
thirty-two roan” 3,-.
or it".
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