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iIo Think! I! m
'iiif'mgtglt’i‘
glad to print in the
hbout a remarkable
success achieved by advertising, and
«podiatry ‘sb wheiiflhis‘ ‘drdfla'ldven
‘ iiaed is oneaf
o Sou h Norwai
trip without a be
Is Tabb“ 10‘!"
a man who repre~
11-minutebeen:t
b o' o u
s'loslalilu'isii-ss;
bad and indifferent
oi the day and night
't boi vo day‘msn's‘stomsch
t or thing without
mine won't. it...
to start out on a
Stuart’s Dyspeps
k's most enterpris-
s. succeeded is sent
, d Co. 'td siiow him
their Spot-inc for the cure of mutation-
tion and dyspepsia ,Vst bait price. as
oil .
f’ till: ddvert‘islilg han
and thbret has been
, bout Mr. Baxter be-
ing obliged to order ‘
iiuchfwss lils co
cdy that in. persons“
cry package of tho'Sb
a.
nil! stand that sor
'snyway ”new
has to have some
fall and 'St'ua'rt‘s' D
tbe'erutch i fall back on.
My friends often ‘
tell me For sales
modicinh taken. that
re humbtig‘sh‘otc" b
y ‘sro ‘nohrly alwa I
log of their aches and p
digestion. Whliel‘ can a
old kind of tare and feel
for my'worlr when it 11
believe I owe my good
sound health to the daily.
or Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tab
and year out.
the World‘will‘n
an introductory
The results 0
yspe‘psla Tablets is
been phenom'elill.
low ' our
‘. IO‘ 1’ 'i ‘
. sailor: mi r
y a) be a question in your mind if you will for the
33 ”gadget that doesnot alter the. fact that Wt!
' f .a [all dress suit case. .
stint offer so of them {any at the ridiculous
sy mark for patent
adrertls'ed'm‘sdl- - hence in tile rein-
guaranteed or-
e thilt be sold.
he money if it
‘ His faith was well
ndod."nir’ oltt oi the
gun he "has‘sold “early one has been
There will be some
morrow. On that day,
law wtli'bo odes gray
and rabbits. quail, WOOtit'UC
ridge, and eyei'y‘ sportsmal
irom business w
and him any
good and ready
cede me. and l
'digestion and.
October 'i. the
ting' upon the
Wed the adop-
‘tiot only in
‘ Mr. Baxter in common
rest success that tone
on of his sluggeatitm.‘
euth Norwalk but in other 'placon.
(‘nllnel a letter ‘from D.
Bhrrol one or‘ the boat-
kuown drugglsts In Vermont. ‘ Mr. De-
“The success of Dr.'ll0w-
h‘ otlr aity‘ls wonderful:
nment the last
a friend it he hasn't
i will take to the
has been favor-
ks and re 13th
e that there a un
ltbough'the pen-
gun and dogfrom
et'er' convince ‘me to them himself; not
for the gains chic.
Ulribili'“ “’0‘" "W“ from the country or
headache 'shout three
l1 and after standing
i live years i began to
for a crutch and found it
id me the host in«
would be a ilfty
pepsls Tablets.
(1 about fifty cents
r them ever since dn
, i stop'td think i
i used to have b
times a dfl'and a
or tour times‘ it w'
' “ i " ' $1.00 each.“
i V. ,. groan steel frames. covered with masine. .
" 5 sable than leather, and finished equal to
" goods at these pri
llllt'a are so c
out of season, rep
oieetors appointed
dens show that "on
have been out for ac
bers_ but no arrests have
in this section of the state.
ard's Specific i
i. received my lirlt corisig
of Jilly. and since then'hsv
drcds or packages. and cannot
fast coongh‘to keep my customers sup
l have not had a single bot-
‘althongh‘l hate guaran-
hsvs heard noth-
orts from the
gwheu 'my doctor to
vestmenl i could ma 0
cent be: 0! Stuart’s
and l have invests
vernl days in num-
teeti everyone. and
in, but praise or it
a record unsurpassot
, . as for this day. only.
‘ s‘dsy's papers to} minis ipeciai. "
floi Hosea'to.%eiietn...Custo'mer1
Sahudau- . . ..
5.....er
t‘ shipping dead game
e. the prohibiting
do within this
isturc agains
birds out of the stat
of the sale of c'ertsin'bir
state and the limitin
birds that each hunt
ing a day has
creasing the no
tive of the. work of the
rieuced hunters say that the
the most diilicult to shoot
is claimed that
cock is shot sitting, to
n the wing. The
kit the most tili-
cigars, i feel like
do with mysei
h and digestion In ilrst
fifty cents a month. i
don't caref any better lite ihsura
,st' tells me they are
i all stomach medicines
have maintained their
a because they do
bring results. and
.o What count in patent medig
in selling harbwiéed
l by any remedy
have sold in tththnty-tiye years
keep my stomar
drug business."
class order to l have been in the
Mr. Baxter does not know how much
longer be will be able to continue sell-
ing Dr. Howard's 'Bpecitlc f0
of constipation and dyspepsia, at
price. but will as l
supply holds out.
mers have said t
or may talte dur-
- lhber of birds; irrespec-
moht master 0 “pct hunters."
ong as the present
Some of the custo-
hey would pay a doi-
lar a bottle rather than be without it.
larity and succes
as advertised.
not one wood
03 titty that are shot o
woodcoek generally sec
tlcult cover and knows how to t
it is not especially q
of flight btit its flight is
time’s lt‘wili rise not me
from the ground an
trees and saplings
trom ten to twenty
Itself from the h
hunter is close to
anxious to get into the woods for
For the beneiit
ill go out Thursday and let-
or during the open season. sections of
the Connecticut statutes are quoted as
m
IUBINE‘VSOF COUNTRY IS GOOD.
m" " Attila
scum. iron
re than six feet
d will go between
and in a light of
feel it will protect
Often wben‘the
it it will spring
a short distance
and seek covering within
the hunter stands.
overing'ln which
ed has much to do
The American Hatter Comments on the
Prospects of Trade.
The last of the visiting Job
buyers has left the
and a brief resume
their trip shows that
ed the are sad commission house men
'l‘heir’ purchases
and coming from all
of the country are a most on-
tcrlon. which shows that
f the country is not go-
itlon bow-wows"—
Soc. 3.123. liimit to number of part-
ridges to be taken.
kill and no person shall have in pos-
session more than live part
rotted grease. in any one day,
sis‘ln any one year.
of the results oi No person shall
they have treat-
11 few feet of where
The nature of the c
the woodcocit is int-at
with the trick it adopts to esca
shot. and it is only the good mar
that has good luv
the wood cock. Who 1
brush it is the mos
game birds for the
The partridge or will
inhabits the thickest
moves long distances with quickness
and often succeeds in twin"
between it and the ill
is s much swlficr bin
cock and. like the
in the peculiarity or its
cock are likely to be 0
where the sun wa
brings worms to
damp hollows near sprin
have been good
i birds restricted.
who. prior to October
sell. or have in his
h intent to soil or ex-
l. woodcut-k. or any
use called partridge.
t’ such birds sold or exchang-
cd or kept for sale. be fined not more
than titty dollars. or imprisoned not
more than thirty days. or built.
The clean seasons on game
state as fixed by statute, the penal-
ties for violations of the game laws
couraging cri
the business 0
ing to the "demo
first. 1907. s all
possession wit
change. any qaal
n the woods or
diillcult oi the
hunter to find.
ed grouse also
ilttie doing in the sales-
ufacturers who sell
_ as most of the sell-
ing representatives are out on the road
on their second trip. They are secur-
cellent business, and a feature
y report that they send
and that goods be
rooms of the. man
to the retail trade.
is Week’s“ pedal We Have Chosen
. T able Linens.
...‘ . .
.l'hw- .
,‘jnniriiéis’. ~
' IV for 33cuqoality.
.—
5-.
of almost ever
in is an urgent dam
shipped 'to customers a
While the 16th of Sapient
customary date on which straw
are “called in." more than one
or. if the weath
previous year
1 than the weed-
hozyrnnt... f.
.‘ ' mum-j iinds safetv
Deer not to be killed until
«,7. be...— , ,s.
é‘icliéd Damask-s.-
for 25c quality.
or be suitable.
the surface, or in
failed to observe the
to September 30, both in-
clusive. not more than
1: l . . V 1"}
This for Men.
. An . elegant Chifionierl is. noticed in the Furniture
Storelmade in a lashion out ot.the ordinary. It,is.cspccial-
iy for men. a substantial a‘iiair 0‘ dark; Golden. Qak with
two doors which opened disclose a fascinating interior.
Everything is ready to the hand. The top drawers are de-
signcd for Neckwear, Collars and Cuffs. Underneath are
compartments for the different Shirts. Dresi Shirts, Negli-
gees and Flanneis. _
Sliding shelves are ready to receive the outer gar-
ments, neatly folded. while in some mysterious way a
French plate mirror is brought to view for use in shaving
and dressing. It can be folded out of sight when not re-
quired.
This Chifionier is a beautiful piece of Furniture which
will be appreciated by any man. and is worth an especial
visit to the Furniture Store. Take the elevator.
Regarding Upholstery.
We are prepared to do all kinds of Upholstery work in
the most finished and up-to-date manner—at short notice
too.
Our stock of Furniture Coverings is immense, and
these are some of the fabrics with prices. '
Goblin Effects. $1.00 to $2.00 a yard.
Mercerized Coverings. $1.25 to $2.00 a yard.
French Tapestries. $2.00 to $3.50 a yard.
Silk Damasks. $2.50 to $8.00 a yard.
Mohair and Silk Plush, $1.25 to $2.50 a yard.
Plain and Figured Velour. 48 cts to $1.00 a yard.
Corduroy, $1.00 a yard.
Jute and Cotton Coverin gs. 38 to 75: cts a yari.
Particular attention is given to Upholstering Furni-
ture. and we provide all supplies. Hair. Tow. Fiber.
Springs. Gimps. Nails. Tacks, and Webbing. If desired we
will look over your Furniture and estimate prices.
Dressmakers should not miss that Sale of Notions
which is in lively progress at the center counter.
Stop at the Hosiery Section and see those “No mend"
Stockings for children.
amusements
has worn his Summer
hesdwoar well on towsr
Dates and ous
at nothing will take straw
hats off of the heads of the
the cold weather experienced in the
and as a consequence
been in great demand.
tea are a result.
sidersble complaint.
tage of goons. and an in-
ability on the part of the manufactur-
make shipments as‘ promptly
b!"bd dodiréd.’ in the cheapo
hate in particular this is
act which is attribu-
swampy grounds or
The ruffed grouse
the same time an inquisitive bird.
believes itself safe when it is In a tree
and if it has been flushed it i
to know what is going on.
that if the hunter remains quiet for a
few minutes slit-r he~ flushes a grouse
through curiosity.
(5' and look for the
gely a bird of
1 it tiles: swiftly and has a
straight or widely curved iii ht.
An abundance of gray squ rrels nro
Rabbits. liowe er. are not
they wil be‘two or
Hares and rabbits January 1
to September. 30. both in-
Plvc. not more than
Wild Fowls. May 1 to Aug-
ust 3i. both inclusive.
Quail. December i to
tomber 80. both inclusive
Woodcock. December 1 to
September 30.
is a cunning but at
for 3 0c quality.
for the quality.
for 50¢ duality.
for 6 0c quality. .75c
for 50c quality.
for 5 9c quality.
for 7 9: quality.
for 98¢ quality.
Many Costly Buildings Completed Dur-
psst fortnight
felt hats' have
and early duplica third time. in the history of e organi-
sation the State Board of rude met _
today in this city for its tourtce'nth an- mfigtg'gf "13:?535333‘. avg-rig;
gimiliaiiiftiimprcgirtiagridedlclllvgfliirgy storm: “Ni. :5 siLllna'khe; inherit? the roger
' ‘ "’ , ., eryoa 0c 0 enouupropry
drops 0“, m" “3‘5"!“ 3: g‘cfiafiffg igk valued at $400,000, which she conveyed
“h “h “or“ b 0““ c h 5 c 3' to him soon after her marriage in 1894.
gement
the grouse will.
leave its hiding plac
hunter. The quail is iar
December 1 to
Plover, rail. Gallihulos and
mud hen. April 1 to Aug-
_ Special Ilems on other goods. 2 rice bi‘sott’
3p cinlly noted.a t as good now as
“This“ some or TRADE.
ing the Year. els’ Attorney.
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MR8. WATSON'S MARRIAGE VOID.
The Claim Advanced by Claus Sprock-
liONOLUlJl, Sept. 29.—-Tho attor-
albnaroao. 110.. Sept. 29.—-F0rthe'm,ys for Chm Smoke“ mm "m
Secretary Edward‘hi. lilanding. of The marriage led to an estran
Bangor, referring to Maine business between daughter and parents
to in to the decision of the general
llethar the soft hat is the correct
dgear and that still hats
lth‘ the advent oi
three weeks iutcr.
The conditions for sh
as favorable now
in the season. The
leaves which will a
and squirrels prot
limited to ilfty a day.
Wilson's snipe. called Eng-
lish snipe. May 1 to July at.
Pigliah pheasant. June 1.
ooting are not
3- will be later
trees yet hold the
{ford game birds
' 1- s are. or 17:
31“ [fl .1171} :
orsdupnly.
‘3 r J A early FIlI‘hea
wll crane later w
wl tor weather.-
' amiss. tit"-
L .. ~.. cction. but regardless
of October in
tors are the best scl-
_ hats. and pearls. which
we 0 earlier ia_the season looked upon
with considerable favor, have not gone
ell-so was anticipated: 'ln‘derhys.
their erstwhile leading p0-
I
Sale ot' partridges.
and woodcock prohibited.
not more than.
Transportation 0 ,parirldge.
nd trolley cars who are
conditions said that the leading indua- Mrs Watson returned the property
tries were thriving and while in some “mg." had been presented to her b'y
sections there had been strikes. the her father. ~The present suit is baa-
state. “3 a “‘0”. had been free from ed on the fact that Mrs. Watson's deed
labor ”WM“- ot conveyance did not hear her hila-
htc marriage of Mrs. Thomas Watson.
Secretary Blanding said that there band's signature. Mr. Bpreekeis’ at-
.hBVG "00“ completed in Maine. since torneys allege that Mr. Watson had
the advent of the new year. buildings been previously married in 1869. that
ascresmins in ”’5‘ approximately ‘2" the divorce which he‘secured in illah
315.000- “‘0‘“ forty P" 09“" 0' "“5 in18'lti was illegal and that consequent—
belng residential work. There is un~ iy his second marriage '3 -'0m_
her way in Maine work approximating ____.____
cities and the brown derbys that are
indeed few in number.
urns noses at those ha
. rewd _
~ or the popularity of brown stilt hats z
a ”somewhat ruthlessly dashed
be groundnut a‘ do ' .
w use a utter
ls printodIOnsno
. . X.‘
’ “A"""‘" et- «comm
. , . In '
_ '. led
. . . .. . by actual owner.. ~
ttersthovwere .
the- advantage «.5
‘ partridge. ' Quail
and woodcoek prohibited. ,
Tripping. netting or soaring
birds for which a close sea-
son is provided is prohibit
.. Shooting. hunting or hsv
implements for shooting .
on Sunday, we
tory work.
to till! MON
marlin” “than! ‘
on M" I I” DO
’l‘bo’efieolon'il‘ssho
lea which -s general «apnea or brown
means. one one!
ss .
greatly
35.051000. Work projected amounts to CHAM lN' '
about $5,826.000. of which 81.156.00018 “3:33....gggt'3g323535”
residential and $1,677,000 mill and lac The uniform success of this prepara-
tion iln the relief and cure “or 'btgwel
—--—""“"' comp slots has brought it into a not
0'373533 AFTER 5‘7"“ CURED- unlversal'use. It never-fails and when
» Judge W. ’1‘. Holland. of Greensburg, reduced with water and szeetened ih
La., who is well and tavorahly known. pleasant to take: iris equally valuable
' "Two years ago i suflered tor children and adults. For sale by
from indigestion. After eat. Stillson Powell 00.. Baxter Pharmacy
‘ O
ins. great distress-would invariably re and cuttord Pharmacy.
. .
hats by. msutscturers an
and retail batters, and
'tbdr employees would have.
lybsargued."-“ “‘ ‘ “-
.
suit. lasting for on hear or so and my _
nights were restless. 1 concluded to f‘Are the mosquitoes very had around
tryKodol Dyspepsia Care and it cured here“ "Bad!" echoed ibe'hative. de-
me entigely... Now my sleep is re risively. “Mister. did you “or hear or
_w”h.
lngton Star. 4 h ‘
» u .‘mylmr. "
annual
,_ its run .uornsa
. b. nation and bunnies-—
pehetve thing in this tool-
There are millions 0! poor
‘ 0 might have been ric
for: their blunders nod
their gtaves wbo‘
L
trash" .
, __.____——
"“451 telly to sailor from that horri-
0 night; itching piles.
cures; quickly and
. At any drug store, 60
my”: a .i in us
when
mi and am
his plague of th
»Dohp's'~0intmeae
, ' .t '
m r m might have been
alive had they used Dr. David Ken-
nedy's new medicine. Cal-curs Boi-
are first taken sick.
. . urn Company. Ron-
dout.,N. Y.. for‘a hook and
l permanently
vent.‘ when th
. 5,4 1;. W - '
CHICAOQ VOLUflTt‘R .FIR‘U‘N; 1'
MW .. a" .‘ .... ..‘- . 1‘ .
Lively and Unplssaa .prer- .
. ifigcdml‘yqn erc-‘Prs .8012
a was uito h lu' eons rted?"
ii. - -. ri- - q 9i a" iii ’. ‘E‘l'
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