toyoiir homo. Never before has our variety been as
sosrtistic as at the present time.
Crivtls in Furniture: 0an bln'atldli CHINA" CLOSNTS and BUII‘
II and qtthrtored oak onlrromnas, It newt Italians-Icon
J, Imps of tabs sons in white and colitis. oil
8 ITOllJIT TAB!“BIIA1)IES. DESKS HA L. RACKS. SIDE-
(YARPETS
Now patterns In Axmlnalcrs, Moqucttes, Velveis, Brussels and lngrains.
' tiard makes. I
ART SQUARES
l a 3 sin. Smyrna. Axmlnster and Velvet. all. the new floral and Turkish
Designs. -
‘ It‘dhr present variety of Go Carts Is probably larger than the combined
. blinks of the Twin Cities. As to prices we prefer that you shotild be the
. iWe
' Hundreds or useful artIclea may now be seen on our special 4 a lie tables
Remember the “Perfection" Blue Flame is the only Oil Steve on the mar
not equipped with a patent grate ovcr burner which prevents ilttids from
boiling over Into the flame. Be sure an d look for that grate.
NOTICE—After May let our stores will close at o: 30 p In., except bion-
days and Saturdays.
)‘iij'? " North Mblll and Ali sues.
" SOUTH NORWALK-
3 Lamas' AND Misestr KID wALKINa sKIa'rs.
; z _ stoves. . ' tees to sass.
o “The Oriole." at m. o o o
.‘ White, Grey and Tans. WHITE 00008.
i o o 0 12m to 75¢.
' .. «wast ans, " at $1.00. 0’ o 0
j ,_ White, a... and Casters, Black, Tan wast-t rasatcs
‘ ‘5 and Drowns. in Choice Designs.
i' ooo ooo
. : Paul'tto'otovse. snares HOUSE FuaNIsI-uno.
25; and 50c. Time for Heme Decorations.
Black, Tan and Grey. 0 O O
p . .f . cancers.
3 L'Aptea' Macaweaa. Martin-
. Coilar Points. So to 26¢. ammu-
3 o D Q Vslvots
will" Stocks, ”6-. 266 and me- In latest Dallgnq, Popular prices.
’ ”I'll O O O
._ sI-Iut'r wste'ra. CHINA us‘r‘rtuas
: White Pique, $1.00 to 32-49I12i/gc t5 35¢.
. in .1903 styles. - “ O O I 3
3 ‘3‘." .' JAPAN asflmos
- Lawn Wat-ts. 01.00 to $2.40. zoo-to see.
In latest. patterns. . do.
. .1 .=. on oao'rHs- Alto Littouuua.
aspaaaft'e axiars. LAck‘ngwfifiawpgggffi‘
$2.10 to 87. 49. sashes fro cause It SPECIALTY
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of "Nul‘itltttre Carpets. Refrigoritars, Oil Stoves.
d is fact all of our departments, If you ”humiliate
innit Manna BRASS sans In all sites, including rwm sans.
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lay climb the stairs, but those wh'o take the elevator pass I
‘the Iterator friend (I‘ course ill I W III-stasis
03%;)“ It means quick acquisition of the best In the commercial
Isdt
a? last on a p "1%qu caused
arable" talk sititln'gat their enlio
meta.
The villi la differaht from that fol-
lowed by other remedies but the reme.
tty Itself ill dlfll'liii‘t also Tilfh treat}
meat for the cure of catarrh has Into
'* unusual Iecord [pf cures to its cr-ct
It Stillson- Pow. Corporation 01‘)
fat Io refund the m if lt‘ dubs ‘not
alive the dcairctl button This is I!“
tainly one of the fairest offeta that
can be made, and any one who has ca-
bulb and does not take advantage of
III is doing himself or. herself an lnlus
t co.
The Hvontol Iroatmottt tarantula of an
Inhalei that (Ml he carried III the vest
Docket. a medicine dropper and a bottle
of liyomt-i. The complete ttcatment
costs hu 3] 00 and as the. Inhaler will
Iusi a ll etime and there is suIIIcit-nt
ilyomei lot more than a month's use.
the med lclno is very inexpensive.
Many people who have used It write
that for the good Hyomei has done
them they would willingly pay thous-
andsof dollars. 3
Extra bottles of Hyomei can be pm
curcd for use with the Inhaler at Me.
Do not suffer any longer with tick-
ling. smarting. irritating, burning. eye.
watt-ring troubles that afflict those who
have catsrrh. Hyomei will care you.
but If you should not find it adapted to
your case Stillaou-Powcll Corporation
will return your money. ,
AN ILLEGAL COMBINATION
ST LOUIS Mo. April 11-—-Acting In
Ionformiiy with the instruction of the
St. Louis Court of Appeals Judge Hor
ucc Wood, of the Circuit Court. yester.
day held that the Association of Mas-
ter Plumbers of St, Louis is an illegal
combination. it, is hold that it was or-
ganized lo maintain and monopolize
the plumbing business in St. llouls with
a view of determining prices and re
sit Ictiug the sale of plumbing supplies
to master plumbers only An order
was made dissolving the association.
on the ground that It carried on busi-
ness In restraint of trade.
Judge Wood's decision means that
while the respective plumbing con-
t-eras can Individually refuse to sell
a person plumbing supplies. they are
permanently enjoined from refusing as
It whole to sell supplies eleven (om-
plinica are affected by the order
CASTO’ Fl IA
. For .35!“ and liltiiduii. ,
lIII an Yn'i Ilsa than Blight
Bomtho
Sigastaroot‘
PRE-HIDTONIC BURYING GROUND.
HOPKINRVIIJJQ. Kln. April ll.—~
Prof. Warren Morehead, curator of the
depattmeut of archeology of Phillips
Academy, Andover Mass" has discol-
ored on a farm east "of this place what
he says was the burying ground of a
prehistoric people. Prof. Morohouse
exhumed taut skeletons. several being
in a fair state of preservation. lie is
making a preliminary investigation in
this region and probably will be fol.
lowed by a party of aroheologists from
Yale college The bones found. he
pronounces to be those of an extinct
Iace of mound bttllders. All the skel-
alone were .in receptacles built of flat
stones. Stone cups were found in sev-
eral graves and It stone knife was
found in one. Prof. Morehousc will
continue his investigations for several
days.
INFLAMMAToa’y' aI-Isuuartsu
CURED. . -
William Sbafler, a brakeman of
Dennison. Ohio. was confined to his
bed for several Weeks with Inflamma-
tory rheumatism ‘1 used many reme-
dies." he says. “Finally i sent. to
MoCawa drug store for a bottle of
Chamberlain‘s Pain Balm. at which
time i was unable to use hand or foot.
and in one week's time was able to go
to work as happy alas clam." lf
troubled with rheumatism give Pain
Balm a trial. One application relieves
the pain. For sale by Stilleon Powell
Corporation. 1". ll. Baxter and Clifford
Pharmacy. .
MANY CHRISTIANB KILLED.
CONSTANTINOPLE April Il—The
newa ofthe death of It Stcherblna the
Turkey who was shot by an Albanian
sentiaet recently. atlthat place has
:greotly alarmed the authorities hero.
who as a result. anticipate complica~
tioas with R, 'neular reports
from. Monasti'rs
conditions preyailiag there are becom-
ing more acute Assassinatlcns of both
Itcmistians and lassnlmans are in-
creasing. in the district. of Prilep dur-
tag the past' week so less than titty
Christians were killed by Musstiimimll-
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DREADFULI .NNI‘T KOHOF WHOOP-
lire. Ella-m Harlison of spa Paris
AMI Cltypflo ,writlea oa fal-
flows:
attack of whoopi cough. one ofth eta
ll: thwasrousta 3» mould
to somewhat?
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Russian cohsnl at Mltrovitaa, European ,
w. that the anarchiab
"3t: two- children had a Javanep p
a .tkep called In out.
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Alabama! Press).
Saundrltltict at-i-Irno
(“W ‘W .l‘ of:
ash published In any. III-tats a
MOI! as KR“. tail atlia isiiii the Natural
History trains of new York salted"
the imperial. Academy of sciences to
name two haul a spieatiatuo partial
p to In the Aslatc portion of tho Jeslip
orth l’ucitice piorntlop, 'l'llQ acadu
my numcd Vlad mh', Bttgomz. and Vlad-
itnlr i'oltheizon. who brill spent It'll
years In exile la the oxttmho northeast
of Siberia. The Academy and the
(leogtnphicul Society luck a deep III-
lerost in this exploration and they ask-
ed the ministry of he Interim to al-
ford ull possible hel. which was prom
Iscd. Before leaving St. Wtorsburg.
both fingers and Yokhbison received
from the. ntlnlstty opt-rulettcin Ietom
mending that assistance be given them
by the authorities whoIovcr they might
be.
'l‘htI (Isvobozhdenie says that the
Impellal Academy of Solomon and the
Geographical Society also wrote to the
higher authorities of Siberia recom
meddling their protein-s. ‘
Min slot of tho lntt-Iior Slplngttine.
soon after delivcrlng‘tho open letters
sent to those same Siberian authorities
a youlidcntial letter instructing that it
strict surveillance he kept “over the‘
former political exiles. Valdimir Ba-
goroz and Valdlmir Yokbcizou. who
are f‘Xl)N' ted this summer in tho Amou
nn Yonl It ieIritorlcs and mcnIbers of
the corporation of the New York Mus-
mm of Natural llistory and in lieu of
the fprmel‘ Anti-governmental nttIvI
Iics of nagoroa and Yokhelzou It will
be wholly out of place to render them
any assistancc wbalm’cr In the pursuit
of the labors entrusted to them."
The OsIoboahdeplo states that
Messis llagoroz apd Yokhcizon mct
with secret and sometimes with open
opposition. in con luslon. the paper
ironimlly asks if M nistm Bipiagulnt.
was airald of Rotor“ and Yokhcizon
Spreading separatist Ideas among ”If
Aqu lglncs.
Ian—I—I-A-q—wJLI—u
UNCLE REUIIN'S OPINION.
“'They may say what they please. put
listen-bear me: I've taken all kinds
of laxatives purgatlvcs and cathartics
but when It comes be one that is easy
and pleasant to I. a. mild and gentle
in its action. and t makes one want
an extra slice of bacon for breakfast.
lust gin.» nIe Chamberlain‘s Stomach
and Liven Tablets. and you may have
all the laxative syrups dyspepsia med-
icines and pills, little or big. therc is
in the country. Thom Tablets surely
do make one feel joyiui." For sale
by Stillson Powell Corporation. F. ii.
llaxter and Clifford Pharmacy. '
DU
' Ingram;
Writes for the Benefit of Her
American 51.1fm.
Ml
Happy Life Sire Derived .
From do Use of . ‘
Paine's Celery Compound. so vastly
superior as a spring medicine to an
other known remedies In pill and liq-
uid form. and so remarkable in its
power over disease. has no equal in the.
world as a spring nerve food. blood
cleanser, and system fortlncr At this
season: when the majority of people
‘eul the necessity of a tonic for the
weakened system and a regulator an
memories and digestivtwop’svatua
Mrs. mmrfisrrsnco
. I
.. . ,' die out?
“bf-the“ flint
physicians for spring renovating aid
rre'eaperattn‘g. '1a swore coast of per-d
oldest headaches aorvous Motion.
helm? rheumatism. drip-lists. lad-
seyshd liver ”:1. .sad to to In
file Tells Us of the. New and l
, Holleben retires June 30
ad Auditorium bleak
Ml Split. Normslkpeoplo can
to you a at Its Kidney l’llls.
Wy'arllsiipy citilen makes a public
statement of his texperience. Here Is
NM 61 it .WMt better proof of mu
it can he had than such endorsement?
“er (horse Warren oyster planter
hull dealer of 2 Chestnut street says:
“i hate been subjected to inclement
weather. had it Is quite p edible that
exposure whllc anporlnt'eaglnp partic-
ular branches of nty business. “induced
kidney troubles. At all cyanis. witch
contilgnments me being shipped III Eu-
rope and it Is the busiest part of the
scaaop, i feel my luck troublinl utc
moat i. know I had Iti'ney pomplnlut
“for. a ion time and. charming in ace
I'loa‘na K dnoy l'llla advertised to as
It klfluoy remedy and not“ It care all. I
lIn‘d't-onlldcnt-o cnough‘in them to got
a box at l‘luistcd‘s tlrlig‘etore and
try them. The first not convinced me
lhey were InstI what i. needed. so i
took another. idld not reunite any
moIc after that fm my back became
well. i prescribed them for my son
and they cared him "
For sale by all dealers. Foster~MilI
burn 00., Buffalo. N. Y.. sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name—Doun‘s-~and
take no other.
OBJECT TO HIGHER TARIFF RATES
ATLANTA. (in.. April ll.——lt -ls
probable that the Georgia Sawmill Ae-
socitition will tile a suit- in the United
States t‘ innit court. for an injunction
testtaining the Southeastern Freight
Asset-lotion nml the various lnmbct
(aIrying raihoudu In the south from
raising the freight rate two cents per
hundred pounds on lumber shipments
to the first. Representatives of the
one hundrcd and fifty concerns in (le-
orgia. Florida and South Carolina. com-
posing thc leorgla Sawmill Associa-
tions hate dccidcd to contest the pro-
posed Increase in tales
SAVED A BOYPS LIFE.
Mrs, ("npiain ll. llIIhiIsrd, of Mil-
ford, lit-L. says: "Brazilian Balm say:
ed my boy‘s life. lie began Just like
the one we lost with croun. We gave
Itim a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right. in the mor-
ning.” For sale by It. ll. Plalsted. F.
ii. Baxter. and The Clifford Phar-
macy. ”
o
PULLMAN PORTER HAD SMALL-
POX.
JAMESTOWN. N. Y._ April II—The
colored poricr of a Pullman car at-
tached to cast-bound Erie train No. ll.
was taken sick at Mesdvllle. last night.
and a message was seat'to this city for
It physician to prescribe for him, when
the train arrived. .The' examination
showed that the porter had smallpox.
The car was quickly quarantined with
all of its passengers. lewaa sidetrack-
ed and left hcre wuen the-train depot-ta
wl. Later it. was attached to trot No.
-I and proceeded toward New Yor still
lilltlt‘l‘ close quarantine.
. DUE NOTICE IS SERVED.
Duo notice is herebyserved on the
public generally that DcWitt's Witch
Ilnxel Salve is the only salve on the
market that is made from the pure Illi-
adulterated, witch hazeL Delilitt‘s
Witch llaaei Salve has cured thousands
’ ‘ 1 ’ Eof cases of plies thatwould not yield to
fllne S .nny other treatment, and this fact has
!brought out many worthless counter
felts. Those persons who get the gen-
ulnc lchitts Witch Hazel Salve are
never disappointed because it cures.
Clifford Pharmacy
BSNZINE TANK CAR IXPLODED.
PHILADELPHIA, l‘a.. 'Aprll ll—One
boy was killed and two others badly
hurt. today by the explosion of a hen-
zine tank bar near the Atlantic Refin-
ing Company's work in the Southern,
section of the city. The dead boy's
name was Thomas (longhlln; The in
lured are ,Wailer Martha, twelve years
old, and Joseph Mellevitl, sixteen
years. The car was empty and the
boys entered the tank. it. Is believed
that one of them lighted a match which
caused the explosion.
. ' \ .
, ONLY CUR! FOR DYSPEPSIA.
‘ Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle;
Del..‘says:’ “I suffered for warmth
dyspepsia 'llsedto have great (it
tress and belching. i tried everythln
i could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i tobltanrasillsn Batu. sad one.“
cent battle cured me completely. " ,
For sale by it. It Plaisted and F 11
Baxter.
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HONORS FOR VON HOLLEBEN.
BERLIN. April li.—-A baasatlor you
until then
the recognition which Emperor Wil-
liam Intends to bestowonhim. will not
be announced. The foreign office
gives no intimation yet regarding
what the distinction" will be. though it
will probably be one of the grand
crosses.
«r-r—I-w—udw—v .
A THOUGHTFUL NAN“
M, M.- Austin. of Winchester Ind-
"knew what to do In the hour of need
I His wife had such an unusual case of
could. help her. He thouhtofand
triad King's New Life Pills and
she. not relief at once lull was ilaally.
cared? .Oaiy tie. at. r. H. Baxter's
“-018. _ .
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m AN IUfiRN'IO TO DEATH.
@000 April 11. -Tlto
rew'tiory spurt?
. M...
mm!“ in out, ”.3ch
m. The
"I3 I sat last
pound for .themtitg'or.
”If!“ “Maytag“
it ...
a... some °“
' I stake you happy aortas the quaint;
a;
petite Pal-er
mQfibN
Honda. :8: that?“ by more early to
Masher. a par-
M110"! $3 was burned to
W
. "GK HEADACHE.
on. consti-
‘ the last term of court and the jury
t demoed he should be soldvluto servl
5W and liver trouble, physicians
“-iu‘seiy- a. w 's aim—Its
mine menyxdlwbw M
i
THED M.
moderate when the Quality of
English Squares Aacots.
ter gift.
exquisite thingd of the finest it
Ask to see them.
Fine embroidered and is:
of them pure linen. at 25 cts.
An unusual collection of
cry.
over collars; 5 cts.
hard to match.
right.
variety.
are the favorites.
Adlers makes.
, ,A fine assortment of plain .
Fou'r-in-hands in Peau de Sole. Barathea. and the hard
twisted Ottoman silk that is soi durable.
white silk Ties brocaded in self colors. ' i'
Do not forget your Easter Gloves.
street Gloves for Women and men in Dents. Fownes and
READ Co
mm 1.357. . ..
Italy's NI‘CKWEAR nos EASIER, ..;. .4
Hundreds of Neckties. Exclusive designs in all
Four-in- hands. White and black. soft silvery grays.
gray and black. an exceptional line, and at prices very.
ill
th silk is considered.
ink and plain white
Also handsome
String Ties. “Bat Wings."
and “Butterflies" in endless variety. From 50 cts up ‘ ‘ I
An especially fine selection at 25 cts.
. , .. , HANDKERCHIEFa
A dainty Handkerchief is‘always an appropriate Eas-
There are some of French manufacture, sheer.
pen with hand needlework.
They have wreaths and borders, and some are powdered
with small blossoms of the most delicate workmanship.
i
e- trimméd Handkerchiefs at
50 cts. Over seventy- -five different patterns. the majority
black bordered Handker-
chiefs. and fine linen Handkerchiefs. with black embroid-
New Print Handkerchiefs. white centers with neat
black and colored borders, for washable stocks and turn-
NECK WEAR FOR WOMEN.
One glance at the showcase containing Stocks and
Collars will convince you that we have an assc. tment
A Stock adds so much to the appearance of a gown,
often it gives just the touch of eleganCc required.
are beautiful Stocks hand wrought in original designs.
They are cut and fashioned to fit the neck and they feel
There
Collars and Barbs of real and imitation laces are in
Point de Venise, lrish Crochet and Guipure Lace-s
Correct styles in
THE D. M. READ COMPANY.
about :-
pneumonia.
MAN SOLD INTO SERVITUDE.
JACKSON. Kin. April ”Hr-Bruce,
Mitrcum has been sold into servitude;
for six months under the v'agruucy law.
hiatcum hull such It N‘Dllilliiofl‘ffil‘illlk
nose. and horror of work. that. the
hillbest bid for him was only sumo. The
bid was made by William Griffith. \AIIO
mpst proIIde for him for the time ht- Isf
in servitude. MoIcunI in twenty ilVP‘
teaIa old and a member of a well-
known family United States Court
Commissioner James B. Marcum is his
uncle. The \oung man Was tried at
Foley's ”on?
cans colds. proves
tude.
GOOD FOR CHILDREN.
The pleasant to take and harmless
One Minute Cough Cure goves lmmed- ,
late relief in all: oasés of ugh Group
(,6
and LaGrlppe because it does t pass
immediately Into‘ the atom , but!
takes effect. right at the seat the‘
trouble. It draws out the inflammation
heals and soothes and cures. perma-
nently by enabling the lungs to “eons
tribute pare, life-giving and litmus-l
talnlng oxygen to the blood and tissues.
Clifford Pharmacy
says of It: ‘
MDSt
so
the clothes.”
degeparts can" I
W
in“ Sunlight thOugh Mrs.
A; B. Jones, of to 9th
St, Provrdence, R. L, ;
be Witchcraft in
ft Soap
just seemed to talk out- of
A CHATTANOOGA DRUMIST'S
STATEMENT.
Robt. J. Miller, proprietor of the
Road House Drug Store of Chattan-
ooga, Tenn._ writes: “There is more
merit lll:F01t‘.Y'S Honey and Tar than In
any other cough syrup. The cttlls for
It multiply wonderfully and we sell
more of It than all other cough syrups
combined." Sold at Plaisted's drug
store
FOUND WITH STOLEN STAMPS.
CHICAGO. April ii.-—In the absence
of EdWard E, Fuller. who fbiled to ap- ,
pear for trial, a jury in the United '
States district court convicted him and
his brother. Erwin. of having stolen
postage'stamps in their possession.
The bonds of the missing defendant
were declared forfeited and Fit win Ful-
le's ball was raised to 87, 000. He
was sent to jail in lien or security and
will be sentenced next week The
stamps were stolen frbm the post-of-
fice an Poncea City Did a. ,
PNEUMONIA ls ROBBED OF ITS
TE RRO RS‘ ‘
by Foicy‘ s Honey and Tar. it stops
the racking cough arid 'heais and
strengthens the lungs. if taken in lithe
it will prevent an attack of pneumonia.
Refuse substitutes. Sold at Plalsted's
dr'usr atom ' - t.-
‘That there
ft): the dirt;
Work In the.
Norwalk Chronicler