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SVLLLE. Ky.. ‘ April 14.»—
.. himself upon the mercy of
. sttastinx committee of‘ the
. rd. ‘1 trustees 2.0, the Central in-
}, no gyium. and begging for praise-
ttn. dholarlnz that he-fdarctl‘ for his
vs, a [patient of the institution. who
1‘1: recovered frdiii‘ an assault
i‘ ado iby an sit «at. yesterday
five
testimony lthe presence of
‘Omnifteeii.“‘l'fllrtisctltiug the
d“ 1111': refills,» patient has been:
'8}! hi" «bed fdr five weeks on.
to! ”to broken rllts and other.
""mny disable him physi-
thc patient was:
'idpnt of the in.t
id?! of cruelty;
Juli; an it wmtglso brought out that ‘
. know of the affair, though they failed
twiflmfl it. The ht ,dsnt alleged to,
kbar‘I'uIity of the’ttpsit i is still ethnic)?~
i at the say ‘ ‘
”strangled, while another had been
e and choked.’
. . can»; can nets any.
M
. Most in Hartford on July 4.
Thet‘cmmlitee appointed by tile‘
'- “ Younz’ Men's Total Abstinence socic : For "Y5" "With?“ and constipation
" tr crossword, to'mske arrangements ‘ Theron nothing better in creation
tic-fielddsy and state parade of: T118“ ”“1933“! Risers. the famous»
eéticut societies. to be! held"
April 4. last Sunday afternoon
. feed A strohc'card‘has been'drawu-
ttpltor tho‘fldid events. which will be.
utile‘day' Will soon be strung
ct ié'lfwilich' will take part in the pa-
r‘ e' and exercises are the following:
Y I”. 'i‘. A. and B.. New Britain; St.
'cls’sNaufltuck: 8t. Eilli's. Ken-
Wi 18k, Aloysius. Numiiaycu; St.
. . . '1’.*~A.’and 13.. Mlddtetown:
"113‘s,"Neiir Haven; St. Veronica's.
stotpury. '
f .
‘ d§ se'ewlll be made by Rev. Wal-
. ‘ ”PM and Rev. Dennis l..
‘ i ‘0 Hartford.‘ Mayor‘Sulli.
it; pipe expected to be pyescnt.
ouLv cuss FOR DYSPEPSIA.
.Mra. “stimulation, of No Caitlin.
. says: Synchronicity I‘d with
' ' ”Used to have great dis-
!ot. but nothinghelpen me
"firflllian Balm. and one 50
Piaiffiifid \fl'nd‘i‘. H.
I.
near courtrooms-
SilttM‘ln.‘ . -.. 1
‘1 crititihai common pleas 'cour
iiettorday'for a fifteen min-
»;ndthen nltted out again
fth ‘ tilt? onilhiindfi
court yesterday morning
pgpmeptp occupy the at?
and guilty to drunkenness."
"and too ”with thenc-
_ dim .1 may speak» the
5:.
I. low, to talk to his
.. ~ 44'. dghn‘ Fog Light. and what
"l ct rubella .oflective. for
. w to go with a sentence
.. . ,. . u. . » _
. ' fie resolut- visitors
-~ ‘ - t ‘it were‘not" for 's
“If this court would have
do.‘ one; . . '
.
sees can. .
~~Hobbard. of lltlt‘
life. a
r
' by it.» '
was“! 0W M
L _T_>
IMPLOVIR CT
{Unique Diolslon Rendered sy
. Court of Appnla In Denver
“that? 3
the place-‘0: tit
mums
. m. , . . "“"'"
that It Out and ”so Half at Frank Bax. W ‘ Now Haven Trackmon wars Voyy
flt.‘ ‘
ii its—Employ»
”to men takin’
rs who‘may be out o
a strike. the an oyanos or violence t
hwiilcii‘thef nib exposed. are liable f
vdamaplflin man of injury done. 'l‘hl
lit the: court of appealit
oath in the cartc‘ of Wiiv
who. while in‘tho
;emplo‘y of the Denver (ins and Electric
Company, was shot by null“
. ployeoa of the con'ipal'ly.
that he was hired without being to
.thnt there wgs a strike. at t e
0 iii giving the opinion “lilo eour L
‘ 'Thofmon. said:
turh‘ of this'case is that thou “ploy
exposed the employee t
and concealed
it is insimstctttha‘t
during the intervening time the plain-
tiff ought to have discouxrrcd that a
strike was in progress mud that the
defendant’s old employees were in no
_tlulluuil state of mind.
“How he. might have made the dis-
covery unless he had tie
something to suggest iili
it is alleged that the plain
tifi’ did not know that there was
strike or that he was in: any danger
until he was attacked.
statement of fact is not be lit' met by
more. argument.”
mars 9.1....I-vrl
WM?“ } i" r ; l-mir thpworld. '
FIFTV YEARS iN CONVENT.
mral bhifilcifi“? “kill“ i‘iH‘iwui’vi‘ifiolden .ltibuu of Sister Victoire in
Chicago Easter Monday.
. CHICAGO. April 14.~Kueellug be-
i ‘ “mi-l According to ‘ e‘ $21133: high aital .in the Chapel of hi.
.9“ $101110! ”1“ witness. who is an i block-veiled sisters and: wilite-tobedr
, bi mama if“! told'hy Tie 0' ”if". “'3 novices. Sister M. i'ictoh‘e Bosse has
f V i" ; let 39:39 "ilk 3‘ lilei‘k’i been crowded with a golden corouet.
, Jr [‘13- U90“ '1 B replying that h“ l in token of her fifty years of service ill
“MKS, in“ When it came. the atteu- . the order of the sisters df mercy. Half
in!“ united him down and “animal century ago. on Easter Monday. Ce-i
OiltMlliimu- Then the patient. “8;: lips Bosse.'a girl of‘nI-u‘cttec‘n. took the
“We.“ theuwnl'd and locked “P- filial rows of the, order-“and became
.The vgltnetfo testimony was corrohowsmet- Victoi‘re.
. raiser M} r who was present when shei still. an actl' wo-l .‘ . -
unusually occurred. ‘4‘“: attenddki‘it .M, s ‘9 I m in m" or
it 80 3“!th that he had now“ 0‘ t 6led ill the (dispel; Bishop Muldoou oili-
occurfenooc Other instances 0‘ “mei':ciatiug by priests front neaer all the.
‘6’ W9" . “mt?!“ it was developeh . important Roman Catholic Churches?
that ht “snort hard I patient WM 'otculcago.
iheldyunder water until she‘was nearly 1 mony of coronation was held.
Sister Victotre was
22_ 1834. iu‘Cape Stiguaz Proviucti of
Coming to Chicago but four
years after the seven pioneer sisters
. ‘ front Pittsburgl had established
Connecticut Y. M. T. A. SociCtles wm E order here. sheyentcred the. couvcut 3“:
proposes to save you money. and if you t ‘
”ifi'ill present ’ Am mg that;
his store, he VI
fifty cent pack
printed sitcom .;
putloh and 1
s . llam Holtshsuser.
; “Whini-
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danger from him. "i . ti-
glvc with every package he sells his i met 'liili u ”I.“ .. 'i‘ . .
. ‘ _ . ppn. he inhaler will
personal guarantee to refund ill“ "10‘“ last a lifetime. anti additional bottles
ey if the specific does not cure. This is . . . . . . . .-
ccrluiuly it most unusunloffcr-mn renaiginmnmd tan 1’“ "MM“M '0' "0 slated iii thr- railroad office that the
ilil‘ medicine at half price with the fur-. it
.. . _ '_ . ‘rcaihe l‘iyomci for a few minutes
iiitl guarantee that your money will L iiilll' times u m". and .VOIH‘ catarrh will
he cheerfully refunded if the remedy l 3",“. better from u", first day's m“.
does not cure. ' . . , . .'
iiud ullllbc completely cured in .i sholt working without interruption from the
. trouble. constipation. sick headache. in» . r‘ l) .
V . _, .. ' ‘ .. . _ . 0 not try to cure caturrll with ordl~
in" '~Miiil ill i::3;§:?ll'(:pf§'kai it’s-gait (h‘lhe-‘Tsdlnif; : llfll')’ stomach medicines. Hi‘t’fliilti “it? CHRONIC BRONcHiTis CURED
~V- ’ 9‘ i' ”33' H 0“ a ‘ {healing liyoulei which goes to every "For u.“ “at.” i had chronic hm'n.
atlvanlnge of this offer. Mr. Baxter . -. .
does not know how long he will be able 1 part of u“ air "“55““ ““‘l ”"9““ cllltls so had that at times i could ml
to sell the specific at half price for his : . .
. pad plermltlh their rowth.
”'9 “a“ ”"9“ something phenomenal. IV it. in the ouigr treatment for catarrh
Q n u ‘ ‘ '
;.3733.”'.‘J:3‘?,.Pfifig..fiigg‘;",‘33:“ ““p' i where rout-salsa your money back no Flii’i‘tlb‘l'i. Fortunately my employ-
~ - ' [loans local dealer in Patio.“ doesnot or suggested that i try Foley‘s Honey
first few days. a bottle, that you cant
obtain now for 25 cents, will generally - " - - ' ‘
instumonlh. Audit costsyou nothing QONceaNlNc Pnocroa's ATTRAC- PM" 0" my rwommendatlon many
if it does not cure.
Notable Ex grin on in America nd’ l! i .. .
p p a flotsam been successfully accom Biill‘lGEPORT. April ”In”?
this city at Hoyt'g Theatre on. Satori Modem Crusoe." and the author Sid-
iihi' evening. April iii. in Glen MacDon‘ llt‘y ‘Roseniicld. whose fertile poll has
ough‘s now plnv "Among Those Pres-r turned out maur lil‘iRlll comedies. but
out." has had a most peculiar. and futiliinl“. perhaps. more clever or more
many rennet-tit, remarkable. career,'.du1quoly novel thou this latest one.
Only a few “pawns ago she sprung like . it was originally written for the late
Today. at sixty-nine.
The. morning mass was celebrat-
Crlic. ' i ll ' :‘i... 'l,‘ ‘1. ' .
i “ marvelled “he" ”H” finished. Mk” m “h“ l" “ N playing, H in Tuesday morning at a meeting of the.
in the uftéruOOn the. core-E artist had been hiding herself all mm"; Benton. and it lit-yer saw the New York
years. forgetful of the fact that, as Sfir.‘ footiighu until Mr. Proctor purchased . , .
ah Cowcll. she had made her dramatic i ”l" Filth! '0 brOduce it here. At the “m m “ "m“ i" um “"5 “("ka 0“
debut as s member of A. N. Palmer's. Fifth Avenue it scored an instant sue __
famous Union Square Stock Companyzflihs- 3
born February
‘ Quebec.
“A Celebrated Case." in a company: Waits one has to endure ill the averagi- -
l which included Charles Coxhlnu. J. l..‘ ‘heflil'l‘. lifts 1'0“ Worked successfully For 1111'!an and Children.
They always effect a cure and savef
velvet! reports from sub commit Little Early Risers
from all other pills. Thor do not weak- 1
temybut. act as a tonic to the l
tissues by arousing the secretions and 3.
restoring the ‘llver to the full perform-g
slice of its functions naturally.
throujllout' the state Among the 80-. ford Pharmacyu ‘
FORMER BALLRPLAYER A MiNts-.
TER.
ire (different .
to all amateurs. A banner an-‘ 9“ ”‘9 5Y5
CHICAGO, April li—it‘ncing the as-
sembled ministers ,of‘the Chicago New '
id‘gepat-t; Y. M. 'r; A. and. artery. William Austins-st. .
fessloual ball player. has submitted
to the necessary examinationto deter»
iuo his qualifications. for ordination
angellst of the Presbyterian?
He . answered the questions
of is examiners to. tnetrl‘ entire satin;
mthod :y was pro»
_ ford: St. Joseph's. Slam-lino
, .80uth Norwalk. and the?!“
‘doiiovginquudies' societies: St. Cece- hh‘ an 1‘"
‘i‘lil‘et'r of a dramatic reader. in which; The East Sidc‘s new combination , , , , .
rticular.‘He.hilf‘ was emlnently successful. Shuihousc. Proetor‘s Fifty-eighth Stl-eetitrmii etoritt‘htng‘uerhoardlfllf “inn“?!
d tomorrow i [was one of first. to popularizeBrownJ Theatre. has Jumped ""0 infilaht “dilating w M' e t e" m M u o“!
‘ no in New York and Boston. and that nrohahlr permanent popularity sinrh' , .. . ..
tcrian Church. The‘fof‘mer ball pla 'er 3 wealth and fashion of these‘clti‘ea weré. the adoption of the new policy. Iven ? :13:ch “3‘? T”! ‘Witli in” 3:23:32;
lth questiods'for an hdur‘t numbered amour: her classes. She: through ”0” W901i the theatre hhsim t, it 2’ my.“ ‘0 tintpHI)‘iw.a--( it {.{e
logy before? also visited London where she and the. been crowded to its {pliant capacity,: sililstttutzg saggidtnt: rl’ls‘igfed‘s can:
.tpauotl tip- i honor of reading before the Erin and and the audiences, which. by the way.‘ *' .5
'arsutol‘tsr will be held in the rooms . faction? mid his
coal society this evening. when nounced 30"“ i“ 6‘9”
formally ordain
evening at the Jefferson ’ark Pres y.
‘ by the pro sssora of in
his a pllcatlon was final
rably, Occasipust’ly'some pro-l
tensor would ask him “d ousstlon»‘he;
could not. answer and hei'wo'aid reply: :
too deep for me." or "i‘wulf
give that up." {He creatai an i
excellent impression maids frank. hpn- F
est manner. andthe rapidity with
"pharmacists”. _. »
INFLAMMATQRY RH‘EUMATlsM
< . .. cusso
. ,‘ (“i v t- ‘, we ‘
‘ .Willi‘hmc'shsker. a
Dennisonfihio, was "confined to his
bed for several weeks with inflamma-
T ua'ed mint! rams?
"Finally i sent to
McCaw's' drtigistors 'for‘ a bottle of
Chamberlain‘s attain :Balm. at which
to use hand or foot.
tints wad able to go . ~
I" "d ““9 mm“ Clyde We“ “1° ”‘9 b” “a“ John Oliver of Philadelphia. as fol-
compietfiiy-" ~,‘ which it!»
brakeman of
all common Pleas court Simplyi
torprheilmatism. '
dies." he' says. ‘
coming dramatlcweuture. lilo‘entet'tainment is continuous from
nonday,VWhen it: Wm Open .time I W33 11th
and in one was
to work .as‘ hhwy as I claim."
troubled with rheumatism give Pain
Balms trial.) an‘ animation
tin. of Dubai-M.
(T; 35.0!“ . by :
tion.'~li'. igneisafieg‘t!" ”I;
. Adi lei u 9*
YRW muffi-
‘F nodded Mrs. LeMoyue to undertake
rthe creation of this pecuiinr character.
use; "KILLED ,uy angular. Harsuecess in '"rhe‘ttoth and the
BILV R CITY. N. M.. April 14.“tml!me." “Catherine? ‘fl'he Greatest
ad Mainline
later"! at Bantauand ”The First
..miiaa..aorthwsst.ot.hare. 1;.ouxh’ lss tteror .. .,
‘mrmmmnes'by Deputy
tlha arrest}
hs»9n..tdsfro.rtssr'
People usediotakc plain
cod litterjoil tormughs; colds, .
thrmtiandiurtgttroubies after
other" mmedlts . had 1
Abs fiflim 0‘s. :,
ti “ch itiments
sppeam "
_ Themte {the
m1s“ooaahlf‘ukdti tarsus m
uwaofirmsa. .
onerous l .oscmusawfgomrns trustees"
tor' inst Store. Hy°mol Costa You Nothing if It Falls. Ouicki Laid Off Again.
Frank on mphpulsr druttttlili. Says Balloon-Powell Corporation. instill? {xv Ni. titpfllli”.Y13;fi ”£1:
, ' c on o it out , 4'
~y."‘.:d"5'u“,‘;'“g’,§’t‘“"if_uaven and Hartford Railroad Com-
has enough tuii‘h wpany went to work for a few hours yes-
{be willing to r ftiiid torduy. but were afierwurds‘laid off.
set not cure ‘3 . It is said that a misunderstanding was
remedy for c“ . h {the cause of their return to work. The
, . ~ ' _ . vistrllters say they wm-utnforme Battr.
h,“ . , _____ .Wf. :1“, l kills ‘1“ min. "(I thduelmllo ' Mm» that l-llt'h of them as wanted to
. s 1 c». J60“ . '. _ discuss and in] its introduction had well. m ”w“, ”M rate of My mi!“
« ‘ g . hep," sold ““19" " positive “Mimi.” rtporl Monday morning and that petiti-
a; “”03 m. holder .iifl:(t‘)::i‘illfliil9 “10““) ‘0 fl” (“5'““3939 inn. their tlii‘i‘iioli to the new track-
' ‘ ' ' ‘ llicll's union which is being organized,
as of Dr. llow- :l _. *.. . - ‘
. Stillson tow .Lolporatton has sold they voted to return.
Yesterday morning they were put to
v “timed“? r if" “we 0' "'0’“ 5 thousands of mei outfits ill the last
or c: 32cm? w ii‘izi’fiitai tillt- omit In“, years. a" We hm only ”“03”" won't hr the roadmasu r but when Su-
, . '~ - 4 i ‘- I ltoulcrs asll ft)!t return of the motley. .‘ 1. ' it
“y ‘lo any dlmuaned punthflgen _ ,1 . . . ' pt illitlliliil Bowman learned of It 0
. FRANK liAV'i‘lr‘it . |‘“ “(h i" “a” WWW" ““3 promptly w :~ greatly surprised After tsiki ‘:
w .. ‘ ‘ . I ‘ aiuilchogrfully returned. They stand I” telephone with ”H. 6mm, of Gencl‘h
.. "W ”m"“'“"""”"" “W ' 170m .v to av to refund the price to aim ‘ . ' 1 . ‘ ‘ -
V. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. ; . ‘ , > ) ._ , . ) - Superintendent l latt. Mt. Bowman said
............... .. 1.0m “"0 i“ not htlpul "3 liyomci. liicrc hail ilf‘t‘li a lull-sululersluniting.
Jolie‘s/ins can at ' mum t
at you haves, "0,... but .
i
”in noting at“ its owil uleri
.ihh cure 0' 00““ tho illonoy if.
in, contaiuludfiol ’l‘his reins
o
Writ. c u .
do”?
He will no even further, and will: ‘lenhfliirmlili‘i'f'lfllr‘iii liihlrus'liifillltllil and that no orders had been Issued al-
‘ I ‘ 3 "u n‘“”‘ a m ‘ ° l-VO' lowiuuthcnleulorclul'n to work. Ac.
t'liiiiillg‘iy the nlcu who had reported
l'Oi' duty. were let go again, and it was
strikers had been dismissed from the
company's employ. The new truck
wurlters were employed ill several
gangs at various points ill the yards.
Anyone who Is suffering from liver ‘ thus 1 lk
" s r ers. .
tory organs. killing the clltarrll germs leuk “hm... " whisper." writes Mr. .lo~
scpr Coifmau. of Moutmorcncl, ind. "l
'rlcd all remedies available. but wrth
As the dose is diminished after the. I 1“,,” a“ Tar “ effect a almost mllm‘
' ‘ . i . H . . W 5 ' .‘
ulmls. and i am now cured of the dis,
. T'ONS' TM and aid" ls \‘ith sutisla lion Sold
“b “9, To produce [or the first time in New . r . . Mn) N .. c ' tr
__ , . .lt llaisttd a drug stou.
. . ! iulk u now play br a well-known Am- ._.-._..,....._
MR8. LEMOVNE'S CAREER. : trican author. is quite an important NEW MEN FOR amoagpom'
l achievement for a stock company: rel TROLLEY. ‘
people have used Foley's iloney and
En land. . n . . a up-
9 I) she! I” MF' Proctor at his “"h pearauco of a large number of new
. ,. _ ( .‘ -~ i .‘i n 1 , , no.
Mrs. imMoyne, who will be seen iu‘ Menus 'liii‘iiill. ilu play was A “F9“ in town as employees of the Con-
necticut Railway and Lighting Com-
pany has given rise to a rumor that a
strike is anticipated. The committee
of trollcymcu which recently had a
conference with General Manager Sc-
Ml 'v , ,g i i .. , a _ Well. regarding the men's request for
nel a. fully panoplicd upon stage, I clout Rud. but his last iliutss it an increase I“ wages. will report next
union. There are said to be nearly
various car iincs.
more than a decade ago. When ai The ot'liellltlduf producing complete? ’
mere girl she originated lilo role of1 plays with strong l'oliucd vaudeville .
Madeleine. Itelnnud in the prologue of, between ”1.0 acts. to avoid the lone - .
Stmidart. .lohu Parnell. William .i. la». from thv theoretical stairs to a now:
tuoync. Sara Jewell. Linda Diet: and plucticul form of entertainment. The. In. Kiliii You “a" Aha” naught
lda Vernon. She. afterwards appear? 01d idea of producing stock phi}:h “3" Bears the ' .
(id in the first American production (,1? now become passe. and the new formi Si 1‘ ,
"rt-mica Flats" with the sonic cour‘ is rapidly becoming popular at all oil will?" .:
“any and her last appearance in the. Eur. Proctor's houses devoted to this;
nton Squnl‘p Stock Company was in den. The theatre opens sav at 11
the “Dnnicllct‘i’s” in Chicago. Although o'clock. Slxv‘vucts of Vaudeville ammo." AN OVERDOSE OF OP'UM'
but a girl in her teens she scoped such; presented. and then comes the first act, _ NEW HAVEN; APT" ”—5“ ““9""
a silt-dens in Iii) old woman's mm that: m the Iiiil)‘. followed by a good spec-j hyperf‘orlucd yestelday on the body of
Mr. Palmer proposed to keep her in» iaity which works before the froutl Nil”: “'5‘ 8. (3mm, ‘3‘” “if“. at m”
“it“ line. Being unwilling to lose hcr' curtain and entertains the audioncei N9“ litucn ”WNW billllifl) dl\sc off“:
.V'outh thus prematurely. silo rebelled.‘ “h”? the 8188‘: i8 helm: set for i116 890' ' ‘3 ideucc .0! opium poisoningfi , .led on
and as tut alternatiVe resigned from mm m. This policy In maintainedt"‘“m‘”e’,,mme”,‘“$3. ‘ff' Em?“
the company. She never sought an." throughout the play until the fall oil took an O‘W'dmf‘mflw (in: 0' seep;
other dramatic engagement. hut spore; the curtain upon the last. act of the; iessncsa. There was “0 tildeuce °
li'uurtpt-wurdg accepted 0m. luatrhnoux comedy or drama whereupon the word . intentional suicide.
is y with William J, Ll-Moyne. the eville section is put in motion again:
eulineut Rotor. whom she. met in this until the raise of the curtain on the DREADFULIcggchFESF WHOOP'
i
a .. ‘
company. Their married life has twirl May for the evening performance. Thus . . , .
must halt y and their home in Now! it may be seen that if you drop into.‘ bits. lullen Hariisow of 3‘00 1):]?
York is t e resort of literary and dra.i one of the Practor houses you are as-l‘AV‘”. Kansas 9"" M0" mitts nano-
luatic artists. shred of entertainment of the propel: owa. 0“} two children had a fs‘tlhm
After her retirement from the st'agei sort at ally hour of the day between i . attack of “hprmfi couxhione 0 mien"
Mrs. Lemoyne devoted herself to the? li- m. and ii p. m. i“ the paroxy 3’“ i" 90““ “3 “’0“ 0, '
tcu faint and bleed at the nose. “6
family doctor. who prescribed Foley’s
store.
Princess of Wales. and what was 0 her. MVP greatly changed in character. and‘
it still greater distinction. she had the; for the better. have evinced the. keen-1-
nleasure of‘rscltitlg his own works to; est interest in ill" weekly Chan-$95 01'} sUdnggnaififf'apflfifflxogfii
the poet. Browning. and being highly' ilili- All attraction of more than “s'lbune special from Niles. Mich. says
. l - ~ .
commended ihereforo._ .qu note that is booked f0l an cerium“t Lamond Brothers and Company.
The. Duchega of, Si. Albuus an oth~5 appearance here is “Under Southeltnl . t . .
0" society folk were among he? on i Skies" “'“ich "“5 “0" 1’9"“ “9°“ hri’é?‘é‘€'§é§r2h3§fi“§°iifi°c$i33$ :fntgte
Irons. sndwit'wes in tendon that she. be“ "0"" ““0“ ““ “m“ 3““ “““m‘t‘” F‘irst National Bsglk of eNiles after it
met malformed u instills friendshls' "““ l“ "‘9 Mailmlm.~ hem“ wuhisuithad been “commenced a that them
with Mm Kendai- During the-Ens “NW 000““ l“ “19"“ ii‘l '0'“ 'to colic t saoLooo wll l itnd alie ed
llsh actress's recent engagement. in The Sunday concerts at F. F. Proc‘, that ‘th Cdef uiti ;, ralshgilr GSA Joint-
New York. she was entertained by Mrs. tor's four New York playhouses are es—i son has, lac ed “1‘ tm lreiia its for in‘
larMoYae. and In return presented her liet'lally well patronized by 0!“ 0ti vegimempaothe: u‘it arn endin
hostess with a' i‘ewoiled memento, l0“! “Eliot's i0 thomctl‘opoils 9“ "’Mi a ulnar othe Cii so hick; pwho lat
which. so she assured her. was a charm day. The blooms are invariably re . .33 We"... ”w .‘c'fi We 8;. am“
certain “5 ””58 8M “'0“ in her forth- fined. while cheerful and “uh“ “mi the defunct. baiik ‘it tiis'ssaid 'to !pay (les-
Mrs. Lemony; return to the stggo 2 o'clock in the “tel-“0%: until nearly ”Sim" ink”
was brought about through an interest it 0'01“" “i “is“ e I" “3""
which her husband had in "The Moth iOW- ranging from ‘5 cents titty-”'15” A “figtgg'itecwi GigAu‘iil-Erated by
author. was unable to find an actress
who corresponded to his ideal of Mrs. ‘
Lorrlmer. the giddy. but good-hearted ‘
New York widow. and be: finally peli-
lows: "l was in an awful condition.
My skin was almost yellow. eyes sunk»
en. tongue coated, pain continually in
back’and sides. no appetite, growing
weaker day by day. ‘ Three physicians
_ had given me up. Then i was advised
to use Electric Bitters; to my great
icy. the first bottle made a decided in»
prevement. I continued their use for
titres weeks, and am now a well man.
i known they robbed the grave of an-
. Other victim." No one: should fail to
clear as" daylight!
‘To have a lasting Vanilla
Flavor it must be made
without alcohol. . . . .
Thing in thszot-ldi' "inc Balcony"
‘t‘Amoug hose i’i‘e
especially written»! a ,
at them. Only 50 cents, guaranteed.
hiwDonough. “9" ‘ltt F. 11.?anth drug store. ".
.l “3'. breast! lander ‘: _ :- _‘
$3,131.” :3» x . 'WiLi; fiGH‘I' sensor LABOR.
hunted if}. he . ’ ‘ ' " . - ‘ . ”iNDiANA’PDUSJntL April it.—-'rh_n
ductipr't coma? "2 . . - ‘ indlallr'retau merchanm’lt is stated
trim it his 7 ’ F " ’ r 'Mi‘o. hub orgasms under the name
‘ ' ' ‘ ofthe American Association of Mor-
ris‘s... .. .~ .e ...; unnum"‘stnrgaslmdlubor. Secre-
- who"? - 'l ; mums were demolition. an-
if Am. . Mat «ammo. _ . r: 5 1 mm “the Marthe reconnec-
--rUad_Iity {hacking cough saw * . ,mem labor succeeded in cle-
fidfim‘iii'fimn ‘ q u in"? carat-he sm urged by the
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ngYIiggfiW‘hflTM‘h ‘ f . 7 . , . r e—firw ‘.
my p." ‘ mm .. . , . . ~~ . , ; o _ i .aaavso.
iyop muslin well. itnnvor .. ‘ _ , y , [gas maa‘Q‘igr‘fil-Ved 0&3;
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HOW TO Tait:
ROMOC
TH! MEDICINE
NATURE MAKES.
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TIMES DAILY WILL cum:
am CASE or ensu-
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Romeo :8
runner-om: an
outlaw: mzotcmz.
ltllimlliliiflifl» -
. Tho Quincy liousc,
0. G. Barron, Prop.
Gentlemcnt—i have seen and known of so many uses
of rheumatism and stomach trouble that have been
cured .by the use of Romeo that I do not hesitate to
recommend it to my guests. “have also bought. and
given to my help in the Quincy House many bottles of
Romeo and the result has alwys been the aamcésura
You may always use
and speedy relief.
a as a reference.
.. . Jinan truly, _ ,
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refunded * ‘
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UNCLE REUBEN'S OPINION. .
“They may say what they please. but!
listen—~hear me: I‘ve taken all kinds
of laxatives. purgatlves and cathartlcs i
but when it. comes to one that is essi’i
and pleasant to take. mild-and gontici
in its action. and that makes one want
an extra slice of bacon for breakfast.“
just give me Chamberlain’s Stomach
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by Stillson Powell Corporation. F. H.‘
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Mum and Ultimd lhntmaty. J‘mt Ph
NEARLY A STRIKE on L aoaos. Kidney and
NEW i'Ol‘tlx. April li—At a meeting
of the executive committee of the idle l
voted Railroad Employees in HarlemvaN- EX-REPRESENTATIVE DEAD.
NEW HAVEN. April ilk-Alfred W.
Forbes. a representative ill the general
‘zlsscmbly two years ago. (lied yester-
day at his homo here, agcd forty-four
last night. a general
would have. tied up every elevated line
in this city this morning. was liarrow- .
Tile men understood they
had received a final refusal of their
demands on the officials of the Manhat-
tan Elevated Railway for a working;
schedule of nine consecutive hours.
Just before the members of the com-i
mittce assembled however. one of the 5
received a dcspatch'
A SWEET BREATH
is a never falling sign of a healthy
When the breath is bad the
stomach is out of order.
ircmcdy in the world equal to Kodoi
Dyspepsia Cure for curing indigestion,
dyspepsia. and all stomach disorders.
ers. Mary S. Crick. of Wh..e Plains.
“l have been a. dyspeptic
1 for years—tried all kinds of remedies.
but continued to grow worse. By tho
.usc of Kodoi l began to improve at
once. and after taking a few bottles,
am fully restored in weight, health and
lstrengtb and can eat whatever I like.
‘ Kodoi digests what you eat and makes
:the stomach sweet.
coluluittcemen
from the superintendent of the road..
asking the committee of club to meet.
the officials again within the next two
days for a further conference.
A GREAT SENSATION.
There was a bit: sensation in Lees-
viile. ind.. when W. H. Brown, of that
place, who was expected to die, hadl
his life saved by Dr. King's New Dis-
covery for Consumption.
“l endured insufferable ngonies from
Asthma but your New Discovery gave
the immediate relief and soon thereaf— ' acy.
ter effected a complete cure.
cures of Consumption.
Bronchitis and Grip are numerous:
it's the peerless remedy
and lung troubles.
Guaranteed by F. H.
Trial bottles free,
Cliiford Pharm-
ll.
l CLEVELAND THANKS CARNEGIE.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. April 14.-—The
for all throat city council has adopted a resolution
Price 50c and $1.00. i of thanks to Andrew Carnegie for his
Flutter, Druggist. l recent gift of $250,000 to this city for
" i seven branch libraries.
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