v‘s'
,w, ”W ’.
«tact-tries-
organisations in the Connecticut Ne-
tlunnl guard for thll month of January.
have been announced in general orders
No. ii. issued yesterday from the tee
of the Adjutant general in ' ford.
The percentage of‘the three'hirantry
"‘llimenls Is as foliowa: lt‘lrst. 90.22:
second 0343; third. 84.06. The com
panics in the Third Infantry are rated
as follows: Company A, Norwich. 93--
21; ii. Bridgeport. 79562: C, Norwich:
H.672 1). Norwalk. 88.“; iii. Bridlo'
port. 8505: it‘ Norwalk. 89.07: ll. Dan.
bury. 82.00: li, Stamfortl,”72.9li; 1. New
' liomlori/ 74.43; K, Bridgeport. 77:86;
lloapltai Corps, liii. Th‘e‘flglfre of merit
l
l
l
.J‘W‘u,‘
i
'Munt “Iii I éfiicct Tiiii.
of Fatal Danger.-
9*...“
. ‘ liaa'been
The formal opening of the new sta-
. pies. o . on Day. May
' ‘et Jeonimcttce-
e eta- a ‘ isln yachts-
. ' a clubhouse was a substantial
and commodious structure. two stories
, W attic e vs. The first floor
no u a a ‘room' for the
drift, and wea'aurrounded with
' I while the one above made an
‘ ’mt‘ hall' ‘for «captions and
r‘ ‘5 .
so.“
I:
“W“?! .
Ara
Mother.
is
ii
-.. ‘ -.
w. .‘ H “.1 ‘ ‘
i and turgid into iEvoll'jTit‘ti an.
, .My liriifliii ,,i.3,.iil,i,ili°" and Disease
‘ ‘ “ ionisation is.
h H 13.4
Queatlensu'
Does the child wet itself
Does it wet the bed?
Does it refuse to ....|iitl water when it
should? '
is it sometimes UNABLE to let the
Water from its bladder. thus causing
A Mother's Grateful Testimony-
Another Cure Wrought by Dr.
Pettinglli's thney~Wcrt Tablets.
iii daytime?
IY IMHO. L. B. WRIGHT.
“i give you permission to print this
violent
A lload balcony, extending around
tivh ’aid‘es oft e building at the second
M
a roairiik mine iron can arouacne.
of tlic Brigade Signal Corps was 08.52.
while the. Fourth Set-lion'sl‘nting was
testimonial of my little boy, Henry 1+
Stuyvesant Wright. as i think that now i
spells?
“conniption'” fits and fever
- ~ , -‘ armourdiscount: .. m» ., eccentrics: south; .2: the m-
71% Nbl' ' tumu- seaside resorts in the “mm 1"” mem- , mitt; Machinc (lun llattery, 99.38. l’ettln lil's Kid e W T bl a ' That the kidneys and bladder are
b I. I will of m. Club steadily increased -' lt‘irst Company. (toast Artillery. ems; .. K n v- (m a e ' weak and likely to become dlum¢
I " "‘ gala? ‘ (“it and owns not ling before‘ the eeiitury " - i’ ”MPH" Company, Coast Artillery. aiidHetr'ti:‘l‘iltfiiltiii‘iivfl trams; “Whig: PlRetcnttlou n: u“. urine is DEADLY‘
find. (real) .1, ~ Nli-il ' ‘ ‘ “ ace t e clil d instantly in a. warm
t mk '35 reached. 1”“ “"9"“ "3"“ The utlcutloii of all commissioned the bed. N‘" u "m" panned without MP bath will “91‘“ EM“! Dr. Pettin-
Wing m“ ‘ eeom- past the average membership has been
about one hundred and ten, running
up last summer to one hundred and
twenty."
"The inoorporntors and charter mem-
bet-a numbered fifteen, most of whom
had been members of the old canoe
club. The first commodore was Mr.
Gilbert iii. Bogart, of South Norwallt.
and the first vice-commodore Mr. A.
E. Chasmar. of New York. Mr. Chas-
msr. served six years as vicecomino-
do refusing promotion until 1902,
admirerhlcli you he served as com-
modore.
'~Fhlloiring‘Mr.‘Bogiirt, the sales was}
that ably filled for three years by Mr. 1
Philip (1"‘8snford. then it prominent}
member and ofdcer of the Atlantic Y.-
C. Other commodores hays beeni
Messrs. Charles .B; Keeler, of New Ca-I,
33.3.18”: Clarence F. Osborn, of'
Norwalk.=lW01, and James A. l‘srrein.
OHM York, the present incumbent.i
Com, Osborn's administration was ii;
most successful one. owing to his un-
remitting ‘efforts to bring the club in-
‘to' close bench with our- sister clubs on .
both sldes‘of the Sound. Hts flagship:
Gemini, was kept busy between Ncwi
YCTK Ind NOW London. and he iievcr ;
let pass an opportunity of persuading:
a yachtsmsa to either our races or via-
it the chalk Y. C.. while cruising.
During his second term be persuaded
Com: Banks. of the Atlantic Y. 0., who
is one of our members, to make our
station one of the rendezvous of the.
Atlantic on their annual cruise. 'l‘hclr
fleet arrived according to schedule on
Saturday afternoon, August 2t. 1901.
lathe midst of one of the hardest
downpours we have bad in years. it
rained so hard that it was almost im-
’ «lap-g Island
1“.-
the happiest
whith. have no hia-
ltvniay.‘itwis certain
,. e tease . 1 one": Y.
an names-s its his-
‘ . -i “Quantified
v ~Wt, morphin-
. .w c to sma ;
‘.‘ l”- ' «nonmetal-zinc tor.
, at”, and who were never lisp.
4'. navigating the perilous
‘ ' . mflgl’bOI'il their
t,i
afloa-
J51
r...
asv.‘7.
T,“
h . ,‘” viii a little aback
“sufficed of the d nitrides.
head'ot the harbor p ."
in
'9 doses a'ii told,1that
. ,, , ”heir , ., and
'mu‘atelq' o remain
I . ‘ mount that the mom:
AME nor
‘ ‘c b, ethfle for
Val“ tithe some
trail, to own. So
written
”whim“ 3' suitable site drowned in the deluge, but in spite oi
' ' ‘ its inauspicious commencement, their
m «I : ‘1de upon was yielt.here Mae a memorable one. A‘
> . ‘ “$1 :99?me .1110 smoker‘was tendered to our guests that
. ' ‘ I~ finer of “I.
y _, to; build It suitable
evening at the club house. The weath-
er had cleared. and all bands bad a
lf your stomach is all right. you are all right.
Why are growing boys ncarly always health)?
Because they have not abused their stomachs by
excessive outing and drinking and weakened or
destroyed the functions of that organ. linuuusc
they out What Nature dctuuntis of good s'iiolc-
aomo food and tilt-ii tulio plenty of I‘\<'l(‘l~‘f‘. and
run and romp and hrlp out in the pro-cu of
digestiouaud lit-tip their Ilttnliu'ln «tuna and
Well. The some is this of llll'll u be lead active
outdoor lives and outline in lilff‘it'di activity.
liver tronbie.oonsilpstluu or any other of the
common lib that always sfhlct those with bad
gobs. .
If there Is anything wrong with you. he sure
”cementum is item. If it ldlloi right. get it
right and do It In the right way—that is the net.
You Can Also Enjoy Mince Pie If You Take Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
fecied with headache. backache. Iildncy ii'uuilii'. i of s:
\i'l'll. They art in n iulvul. initurul manner and
cause no disturbance in tho diaertltmonrsna.
Tin-y prevent any fciiueuiutiuiiof the foal which
causes soiif’siomnt‘h.
lilizinrt‘ii yspepsla Tablets iaslll health this
only part of the human bod). They compel
Pil'lf‘t“ digs-lion tti lilt‘ foil] and ”it“ assimi-
l-illon of the (taxi nutrliucnl. Kvury organ
and part o'iililllmly ls iicpt in H‘Dhif and good
health netutssurlly rc-um. At the same time the
stoniauh. being relieved outta worltuf digestion.
lion». includlnaauuudmr of my own. but find
lioii’l'ig‘ that gives such universal rcbelae this
rent y. 't'hey antiatuul. hustlers and ther-
oughly cflective In ilu it work. and while i have
not liesttatevo prescribe and recommend Stuart's
a natural antipathy to patent medicine-J do .
Oiii('('l'rl of Illt‘ Connecticut National
Guard is called to (l. 0. No. ti. War De
partment. Washington. D. 0.. January
ii, ltitit in copy forwarded to every
commanding officer): which provides,
for examinations to secure a list of per-I
nulls specially qualified to hold cummis- '
shut in any volunteer force which may .
hereafter be called for and organised
under the authority of Congress other
titan a force composed oi.urganlsed
inilltiu. it will be seen that' under
these regulations, applications for ex-
siuiuatiou. accompanied by recommen-,
dattons and other documents of a com ,
iucndoiory character as indicated. arc"
directed it) be made to the Adillilllll"
ilcnciul iu the month of May or Ni»:
vcmbcr. to the end that the Governor
may foiwurtl the accumulated applica-
tions with his recommendations in
each case endorsed thereon to the Ad-
jutant-flcncral of the Army about Jun- .
unry isi. uitd .iulv fill catch your. Com- i
llllsli-litini'tl officers of the Connecticut.
National Guard desiring to avail lhf-tii-
selves of the. opportunity embodied in
the foregoing order. will communicate
with the Adjutant-General.
"Special Course ‘C' Small Arms Fir-
lug Regulations for the use of the or-
ganized militia or National Guard," as
directed in General -l)rdcrs No. 50.
licudquai‘lcrs of the Army, Washing;
fun. i). 0.. April 2, 1903, is hereby
adopted. and will be taken up as soon
no practicable in the course of instruc-
llilli Ior small-arms practice by coin~
iiiziiidunts of the- different orgnnlzu-y
lions. Connecticut National Guard. .
i‘ointuundaiiis of organizations iii;
tlic Coniieclicut National (luard arc|
lu-rthy directed to immediately return
l
to the State Arsenal. at Hartford, all.
l
the ‘same trouble,
"Dr, Pettingiil’s KldneyWort was
recommended by a friend who had had
the same. trouble with her own chil-
dcen.,and after about a week the cure
began.
For two months new Harry has not
once wet the bed.
"Our doctor says the Kidney-Wort -
Tablets are overcoming a weakness
which might have developed into,
Bright's Disease as he grew older. His
health is imnmved greatly."
MRS. l.. S. WRIGHT.
139 Sussex St.. Jersey City, N, J.
November 19. 1903.
:ill's Kidney-Wort Tablets the same
ay.
if you DON‘T KNOW what is the mat-
ter. if you do not understand your
troublewwrite for PRICE ADVICE to
Consultation Department. College
BL, Burlington, Vt. Describe your
Symptoms Fully.
YOU RISK NOTHING. Go to Your
Drugglst To uAY. Get One Bottle
of Dr. i’ettinglll's Kidney-Wort'l‘ab-
leis. Take Nothing else. if the first
bottle does not help 'you otlr Cou-
:l:l;li“ion Department will advise you
DR. parrmouvs KIDNEY- wear molars.-
THE CURE lit-ii Wettii
1.- m; .
WEDDING WENT ON.
Mother Dead in House White Daughter
Was Married.
NEW HAVEN. Feb. 22.—-Not “visit-
ing to break tip elaborate arrange-
ments for a wedding the family of Wilt
liam H. Effort. who live, at 172 Dlxwell
avenue decided to allow the nuptials to
proceed while Mrs. Anna L. Effort.
wife of William H., lay dead in the
house. .
The bride in the, marriage was the
dead woman's daughter. Sarah l.. Ef-
fort and she was married to her be.
trothcd. John William Burns, shortly
after the death of her mother last
Thursday.
All the parties are colored. Mr. Ef-
fort. in explaining the marriage. said
elaborate arrangements had been made
fur the marriage of his daughter to
sumption him {natured "3 ”Willy KT”) 5 that could she have spoken she would
on the lungs. Take lir. w
way l’i'ne Syrup while yet
illllt‘.
SENATE PASSAGE AT ARMS.
ood's Nor-g
lllcl‘i‘ 18;
l
.
i some time.
have said that the marriage ceremony
be proceeded With.
Mrs. Effort had been an invalid for
The husband is a ('Oaf‘ll‘
ig—Watcr Weakness-80re Bladder.
ATTEMPTS T0 POIBON WOMAN.
Milford Police Investigating a Mysteri-
oug Attack on Former New Ha-
ven Woman.
MILFORD, Feb. 22.~—The police are
investigating a remarkable attempt by
an unknown mun to poison Mrs. Clara
Parker, a young woman of this village.
Mrs, Parker, who is eighteen years
old, was returning from the Milford
post villi-c about 7:45 Saturday evening
and hail rest-lied the entrance of her
home oii Broad street. when she was
grabbed from behind by a man, who
cxclaimtd, "Now i‘ve got you." Then
she says the man forced a bottle into
her mouth and emptied the contents.
afterward holding her mouth and nose
until she was compelled to swallow
lhe- liquid, Releasing her, the man
ran away. while she entered the house.
.li possible to see the vessels as they .. .. , _ ,
. ‘ “ ‘ ibelrdl csllonls -rfeci.tlto imnlllllltlliitlitis aclsutllaiid strung. _. . ‘ _ ‘ ~. J . ‘ ‘ . ' -. . . ‘
. . ,C. _ dropped their habits off the club house. PNPETIYK ”Hymn-rm. the 910...: is lum- and. A hmtninentlielrou puma... u". "I” lllillllttt hugs .ii tlit ii new as on Mr. Burns and it was “rm,“ that the | giltnllfl‘ll "fill 13 lilimc to tell hot grand-
‘0' flounder "y. “d 1'th “Plains and guests were half healtliyaodyou eeldomhearoi them being at scribes ntiisrt‘s il’niii-lvuili Tablets for allcam ‘ ‘ ldealli of his wife, should not interfere mo lei, u ll Vi iom she lives, of the
oliisttlllmuble. “mam... mluy prfiunp. -—‘ioo lnic l0 cure a cold aftei con- , with the plans and H mm believed assault, when she was taken violently
ill. and Dr. l’utncy. who was summon-
ed. found her suffering apparently from
al‘seillcul misusing. The prompt ad—
ministration of an emetic enabled her
to throw the poison and today the phy~
sit-inn said she Would recover.
i0... 0.03“.“ PM“ 10" most. lly time. while, the Norwalk unuwa . impepda'i‘aniets on aliases-tons." man and thc famllv is highl' res lt‘t‘i-
”Bali". but before boys 113mm the opportunity of be. cltuarilsvyapepsla'l‘ableteareanaturslnme- The above» no rim-p1... 'rno best pbyai- ——-- . . 0d. ‘ ’ ' Mrs. Parker is the wife of Louis
dy (cull stomach disorder-anomalies“. They clans are presitriblng th u all over the land. Land Fraud. in the West Have Arrest. RH. Mr. Davies "“erde the mar- Parker, a young man who is employed
'r m‘don'a in themat»
my owner died. Though
.iofthe‘lr pls'nsat that
rummaging, it
ng in disguice. for it
been entrant mistaketo
”’1” lb at thevhutl'of
bi: smra. miles from open
_ a planned.“ With it only by
,_ , Ité‘abd tortuous channel. «This
at ,atJbi‘rtide is really the only
coming acquainted iwith the courteous
and affable gentlemen from the histor-
ic club at Sea Gate, who honored us by
being our guests. The-following morn-
ing. Sunday. services were conducted
on the Water Witch. the Atlantic flag-
ship, by our chaplain. the Rev. J. Mc-
Clure Bellovtfs.‘ now a chaplain in the
U, 8. Navy.
On Monday morning our visitors de-
parted to the eastward. leaving a most
two“ 9'. the upper bal‘boi'. plcisant‘ impression in the hearts and
5‘ . club mud! hid lmrned minds of lhe members of the Norwalk
. ,idhce. Many atllne and y. c, ,
1,309“ compelledtobeatup Last summer. through the instru-
narrow WI! against VIM mentality of'O-im. Farrell. we were
honored by a. visit frotn the fleet of
'the'Horseshoe 'iiarbor Club, then on
their annual creise; anti upon this
occasion also we met our brother
yachtsmen from Larchmont at it amok.
er and made the acquaintance of a host
of "‘bang-up" good fell0ws,
The value to a club and its memucrs
of such fraternal intercourse, it seems
to the writer. can hardly be overesti-
mated. . ,
'rln racing, the Norwalk Y..U..bas not
been especially prominent. though we
usually have a goodly list of'entries in
the smaller cleaner for our annual re-
gatta on Labor Day. -
tin closing this sketchy it is toy-dee-
tsire o, nvita‘the‘atbention-oty chts-
nidll g the Sound and‘lts ad scent
"tam-especially those whocrulee in
theaevwaters, to the superior chants:
of Norwalk or Sheffield'islanti‘ Har-
as‘a p'ort'of call; '
hill. is the only harbor worthy of the
name on the Connecticut side west ot
a. iii a rest upon» of hard-
bi‘nerg‘ initd lists on either side:
. ,Metlmesmngreturnlng from a
is s out hg. had found their‘ boat
. 'eral yards from the water's
ll .
lie the waste: a site was going
a. very serious matter of financ-
,t ,3cltth.w_ss being considethd.
t , ~ao mall problempfoi'atthni
L. .5 ‘ ti year-.1894, "hard times" were
. I 9‘
ii country, and money,“ not
.. ‘ $1.3"
”mine consideration. ‘theifollow-
co ,m. ao‘vel plan waa'declded
.elub- (whichahnd been in-.
itVtii'e’maantime) > id is-
tdfl urinal-shin. watts
it , «and personslmpon,
‘ retained to pay interest
'02
as exactly the same properties that the
gastrlcluloes and other digestive fiulds of the
stomach and they actually do the diges-
tive work of the stomach and enable that organ
torestantl recuperate and become sound and
WEDDEO IN PAWTUCKET.
Charles E. Green, of Norwalk.
(‘hsrles Elmer Green of South Nor-
walk. on oysterman. aged forty years.
went to Pawlucltel. Friday. and was
united in marriage to Miss Margaret
Fowler of Attleboro, Mass. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Thomas
E. 'Chandlcr. of the Methodist Church
of that city. and the witness was Miss
Florence E. Chandler.
PNEUMONIA lN CHICAGO.
Over 3.000 people died of pneumonia
in Chicago last year. in every case
the disease resulted from n cold. lied
the cold‘been promptly and properly
treated at the outset almost everyone
would have recovered. This state
meat is abundantly proven by the fact
that among the tens of thousands
throughout this country who use
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to cure
their colds. no case of pneumonia has
agar been reported, which shows con-
clusively that this remedy is a certain
treveutive .of pneumonia. Chamber.
in‘s Cough Remedy has gained its
wide reputation and enormous sale by
the prompt and effectual cures of colds
and can‘always be depended upon. ‘
I l
They can be had of soy drugglst for ween!“
box. and if your own doc-tor is real boost with
you. its will tell you frankly that titers is nothing
on earth so good for dy‘pepale as Slit-Nune-
i
l
Marriage of Miss Margaret Pewter to Hotel and Apartment-fin Chicago buf-
t
pepsin Tablets. ; .
“a... 's.: . . up...
u can. u.,
fern Loss of $75,000.
CHICAGO. Feb. 22. --l"lrc today par-
tially dcstroycd llic building occupied
by the Alhambra 'i‘licuirc. hotel and
apartments. The structure was three
stories high and framed on Archer ave-
nue and Statc and Nineteenth streets.
After the fire was cxtiugulslu-d the
remains‘of three pct-sons. ~two men
and a woman, who ,hnd been suffocat-
ed, were found in the ruins. There
were many narrow escapes. ,
The Alhambra 'l‘hestre around which
the hotel is built. was partly destroy—
ed. in the theatre new stage fittings
and furnishings had then installed and
remodelling in compliance with the
new theatre ordiuiini-chnd practically
been completed.
The fire is believed to have started
from an .ovurhtalcd boiler in tilt-base-
merit of the Alhambra restaurant. The
smoke soon lillt’tl llir balls of the upper
stories, and‘buttor the-night. clerk.
Phillip Vingo. the firemen asserted.
there probably would have been much
greater loss of life. iieitiitlilwillh
the halls awakening the two hundred
guests A moment'iater the balls were
filled with half-clad men and women.
who amped their way down the stairs
ed Attention of Statesman.
WASIIING’I‘ON. Ft‘ll. LEE—There was
day in the Senate over the opt-ration of
some of the land laws, which develop-
ed the fact that the hind frauds in the
West and the muleflceiit effects of the,
' llisert Act and other land luwa have
aricstrd the audition of some of the.
t :isiern statesmen.
Senator Warren. of Wyoming. was
defending the Desert Land Act, and
«while he admitted that it may have
bccn abused and evaded. he stated that
he knew that it bud been it great
thing for Wyoming. as he had lived
in the West since the passage of this
_ucl in 1877. "Wyoming." he said. "hi-
inost owes its very existence to this
law." Inquiry dentists-tbs fact that
while Wyoming is proupei-ous, from a
altit'ltlnflll'h‘ point of view, lnit («unpar-
atlvely little settlement and home-
building on this land can'liave occur-
red. slut-c tlic last census showa a pop-
ulation of only 92.000 for a suite the
also of the. six New England states
added to lntlluna. ' , . . .
Answering Senator Warren. Senator
Berry, of Arkansas. stated that. in his
judgment there had been millions of
acres of public land aecured'iihdei‘. the
law by‘ fraudulent acts of persons who
procured men to goupon the Kill. for.
dishing them the money. padth t th ,
had violated .tbe law :mflo s
holdings of tholm ' f' land
into the hands of, (Pwindivitlualsmr
wealthy corporatidits'.’, .. '- .r‘ ‘
‘ “The Secretary of the interior." he
stated. says thaetao tactics which have
\
quite a little passage of arms the otlici"
i-iage ceremony.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
, Mrs. Franklin liusli. of New Castle,
‘llcl.. says: “i suffered for years with
: dyspepsia. used to have great distress
land belching. i tried everything i
‘could hear of. but nothing helped me
i until i took Brazilian Balm. and one. 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R, If. Plalsted. i“. ll. Bax-
? ter. and the Clifford Pharmacy. ”
-v-———--—--e
snor woman AND missus.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. {mi-1’. G. Sigler, a
carpenter of Omaha. and Mrs. Julia
Smith. a widowof this city. are at
the City Hospital badly wounded. ii
is believed that Slglor will die? Sigler
came to this city for the avowed pur-
pose of killing Mrs. Smith. ‘whomhe
charged with trifling with his affec-
tions. Ernest Woods. the successful
suitor. was present at the house when
Sigler called. He fled at the point of
a revolver, and then in the presence
of her son Slgler shot Mrs. Smith
twice in the head, as she lay sick in
bed. He then put a bullet through his
own head.
HAVE YOU INDICICTION?
If you have indigestion. Kodol Dys»
.pepsla Cure will cure you. It. has cur-
ed thousands. it is curing people ev-
ery tiny—every hour. You owe it to
yourself to give it a trial. You will
continue to suffer until you do try it.
There is no other combination of di-
gestants that digest and rebuild, at: the
same time.
.Kodol does both. ' K
odol later.
in New Haven. They were married
fifteen months ago, but after they had
lived together for a year. Mrs. Parker
returned to Milfordand. made her
home with her grandmot er.
A NIGHT ALARM.
Worse than an alarm of are at night
is the brassy cough of crappywhich
sounds like the children's death knell
and it. means death unless'aomethlnz
is done quickly. Foley's Honey and
'l‘ar never fails to give instant relief
and quickly cures the worst,forms of
croup. Mrs. P. 15. Cordier, of Man-
ningion, Ky., says: “My three year
old girl had a severe case of croup: the
doctor said she could not live. i got.
a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar. the
first dose gave quick relief and saved
her life." Sold at Plalsted's druz
store. "
‘ MANAGER OF NEW YORK PORT.
new YORK, Feb.‘22.-—G. H. flights.
for some years the Pacific coast man
nor of the. American and Red Star
lines of steamers, has ‘been called to
New York to become manager at this
port. The American lJne will also
bring to this port its Pacific coast
steamshlpa. They are the lndiana.
Pennsylvania. Ohio and‘ maugh.
The lndiana has arrived her with the
largest cargo of salmon ever brought
from the Pacific coast. having 7,000
tons on board. All the vessels will
have to round the ‘jHoru." , The Penn-
aylvania and Conemaugh are on their
way now. The Ohio is being overhaul-
ed at Seattle and will be brought east
The ludian and Ohiohave been
. not. restricted to meme-ca. NW" V"- 1”“ "”9“.- between - to the slow-covered streetaand sought . . , .
~: -’ a! vlarge number-sol 2:132“ 1?:‘li'mz‘m‘islam ogi'gmhfi refuge in neighboring stores. “ Eamsfmi:flg~ ‘gfifm sures. strengthens and rebuilds. ’ Sold in use as government. transports. do-
‘sabsailbcd for bliouqldr “y “‘5“ safety mm by unto; Birth. A‘l‘heflmbra gheatre isoow‘ehed’hly under the “mm.“ . one Act”: and '0 lng services to the Philippines.
13?: "3f”. him in b “‘9" "Omit“ fury of the " Jou [grammar ‘il‘ildl (millerratheatrss in “M" “'9 commutation‘olanaebf m‘ U - V' 5.. ”W i
'more’ an: m ~ _ , , q - Chicago . Homestead Act are perfectly apps“; - . .
”WNW-9% «The'vpaln chastnel ishall ', mile . ‘ ._. , _. ' his. '“ . ' I ‘
J g .. ‘xililgwlttn trontwo so throughout: . A one: F0" eczema. uThehsenaténf whitening ”(#033- . .0 i
. g -. .3 . 0 water ,3 1000' ng .2 .. son,w omn ea one n are e
, ob,&fif§‘°~“fnfi*fl toenail. in fact. but afew years ago ‘ V g“ ”W “filmm‘limfigf 39%“; recent or these invitations the lust "' ' e
wig, . __ ‘ rm. . l xii” it“ see New York Y. C. was seriously eon- . “:‘hflw‘ini‘ “ “1.3”” 01 t I" 8. an Congress. recites case after case where ' '
3g». W lull on “an“! , gum-lug the purchage apportion of i \ edit .b flute out. ed Vilma many lands have been pi'btiured‘ from this so
‘ ‘ um; 0i I“; article printedrit Sheffield island, and the tetablisbment ‘ "'9" an“ .‘i “9” £191” ODeSVlmtt'y government by the means which i have 'V ,. 9 ' C i
the . nalsof ‘ d” the Dilatation there, ._ y ' "at“ 1“" ml“ TM”. Eco l. named and where thousands of acres . ‘
“his“? or... the Nor- "Will" the new'liththoliaerat the ,::' M mg" b '9- a $53": are held by single individuals or by c _ ‘ 'g' 1-;
w” ”- ,w‘i'i _ uni 3.3;”. outer-end aftthe fmnerlytdanaerous (a: ' . ”f .‘ "e f“... “l e d corporations. upon which the)" are . ““"' i
' ' * .Green's was lain intention. t a way ’ m" m l' l‘ 9" °° " 2““ “‘ amine sheen and cattle lousy. and the ' i' ." i
into port is a plain and cumin kable , " mm“ 1. ”:1 m M” ‘3 37°" “3 beau- provisions of the Desert Lsnd‘Act‘have ’s. ‘ . 1
as canine.) floatation otthe yacht .1“ ’ "t'n' ‘ “in 9‘51"” 10° “9"" been 1‘0le1“ with in a crest 4’ '
’cllib la‘but twenty minetea‘by trolley ‘ ‘33:: fmgorfiixflilluffigity‘gl many hundreds of those cases." ,
from-the aon Nor-walk railway eta- in buying Witch-Hazel Salve look out Senator Snooper. Senator Beveridge 9 .
. tloa,'hringing. ”e’ club within an hour
and than «New York. There is s
long-distance‘telephoae far the chili:
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1‘ . ,‘osrbemtssom, rwallt. . _,
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m a.“ ‘ ‘ W Hi. M'W H“ C it" Condo]. '0‘ settle" only. “Y‘J‘§:"MI+CHE£L—. : . ‘ ".
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: , -- has», his a _ in Peshawar , nag. Eeh- 2 - , _, croi- IHALEOLD. ,3 it - lind- itmfia Coat-ins satire nutritive, W.
.. . Risa mm. is enioyina. ‘ at It may mui lai- manhunt ‘edhgmdifl‘lhd-pre-digestedformaéadylhnseby ,
health.“ was e um and carried out. shin Balm is breaking up Ouida when- a: manometer».- uteri the mannered ‘
flung ‘ ls morning, vial ' “entries; aim wt out. once . - " “ .. ' .7 ~ ' “g , ~ _ i. -"
navel nnary on at Whale Isiah tats. rooms a ho ' no; The lf-' ‘ ‘WJP‘h-‘a'fii‘.’ n“ “h ‘ W l"- “"4
i ' "tableau MIGWUIW . 'i . .. . 'tm‘wiurMIWW-itieamhhle E
‘ , , . ”"07,me , . Excell‘entfor'ellhdiseases"
hind there. while angles of all sorts ..
for counterfelta. ! liertt's ls-tbe or~
[giant and the on y one containing pure
Witch Halal. The name E. C. DeWitt
and Co. is on evdry‘box. Sold by Clif-
ford Pharmacy. t , ”
nu”?
KlNC eoyvannrnae A may nay.
eraandwitneaai a attackbya
trial brigade. ‘ s mm, We
proceeded to Port Sea island‘aadw
present at torpedo practice andasu
marine mine, ' meats.
ten. but. iii-malady was not littered-
iii.
and numbers of Utberfieetern men are
giving considerable attention to the
public land question In the West. and
it is believed that a,maiorlty of-the
Senate. at least“; wouldsfavor‘a repeal
'of the land ,lawa. exception only the
original Homestead Act, and the bald-
forii.‘ Baxter‘s dill 's. , . ”
“ suaracigiiifi :vtoeoi
' tmttcllop . .
SARATOGA.‘ N. Y. Feb. 22.—’i‘he
envy rainetornrof- last night and to-
«when
. attire ‘hwer Hudson watershed
where there is a vest accumulation of
«own
$9..
'T- ' His day‘s a me waamet. curtail-
' ed‘aad his ' y presided ate dln- snow satpwhere the earth in if!" -.. to
n& rparty night. : a depth of over six feet. '
.7 ‘3“ i. ”'1‘; .
v.
lng ofthe remaining“ public lands-for :
iron griddle all“ tn‘fT' y. its "museum sppeell to .5-
' bettercyrupthan yon evaagbdnght.
_ Theme”: tai‘llly.’ cashew. “2?“:th d ks: , “m m d t‘. , M h “M? ,
W'MWMIDI. . 0 . .,.V A“ code, II , , . Adlronu ' filth g ,. ... w c max
.lfliwfllummwma numeral-ital tite‘trlties‘ - at“! “We held.»
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