Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 1, 1904 · page 6

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l rout. today Wu. His
Willijiillal‘iltl by no.0! er, sov-
‘l‘sfusb‘ouom‘ laid a crowdof

I that. all oiJhOm were, present

iii 0‘ s" ‘ do its hta court:
. , ,mit‘iiurli‘dr'.‘ Ema ly opened
~ rd». in the “lilo! the first case
. b no! the community:
mils that ot’the'state vs.
mer. (ion-tablet Ottomor was
‘ with assaulting a son of Wu-
1 ... .Andrewa, arolimrow residing
, The, , Va oyan a
' h "le $145.13 In the fact that
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or came out of the.
of e svltii’onlors .vihxh'o inuntily was
in no-littlc magic to the spill
' ofr'httornew Homer ,‘ things. of
8 fc'rd,."i'h086 ingenuity a‘nd wit
I ”evidence during the
more orplilefl,"occupihd

of wooits'_ since. when . sleighlng

good and the weather was ex-
eiy cold. Constable Ottomer.
d. 'lltgfllilmté‘ out‘ day; encountered
M Itersndrows. riding on. a illcd.
Ml him is)?” dos. . It appears the
doc barked ind snapped, ‘and cupup
at. a rain th t? frigh 'ohimAOttnmor
and birth": tlosome‘ mire. Thor con-
dtsbie resorted to his w in to bring
tho dog'to a.rcuiisiug. so so of good
brim-torn}: Would none 1- that the
w ‘ p, anointintnliy struck Master An-
gilt all events, Cannabis Otto

before lh’elcourt a few.
dotted with assaulting

‘ was down for trial. origi-
‘17. When Mr.
e 5:161,th showered friend.

Dsuchy’. of nation, got togeth-
oxamined the writythore was
militias ivhcther Mr. Andrews
argod___ ‘Ith assault. or Whether ’
. ‘cothplhlptl'charged the constable
n withitiro‘, .mault.’ Theorit was de-
'. cldred !detective; and no adjournment
was taken for a week. Another do-
' foot, was discovered when the case
"01111011" pairing“ This time Mr.‘0tto
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' on l‘idioiirniinient wasnocossary.
‘ it’ltrda‘y tiré‘ wrlt' woo found to be
' mrtectly regular. and the case wool.
on to consummatioihu consummation
which Mr...pttomor' most deVOuOy
lobed t' ”r sq little chrt-houm‘ in
‘3 Hall was '-ct sided to ,thc
. doors is, ‘iNoi'ottm Examiners who 8'“.
tlcipated no little entertainment. Jua-
'tioe of the Police Austlu‘.hold court
Credit] ’Juror‘liartrlght was the pron-
‘e‘optor. Mr."Androws. father of the
'boy whom Ottomcr was chused with
’ assaulting. was in court. and-prantical-
‘ ly'di‘rected the prosecution. Master
Andrews was in attendance. So were
' the big dugout! the sled.
' v The defence did not call many wit~
' noises. One of their principal wit-
1 nos Wasps-cold soldier, an inmate
info 'h's-Hddlo.‘-' What weight. his
. evidence might have. depended largo
ly‘on the condition of his-eyesight. To
establish this. Mr, Cummings asked
‘ the veteran stew ostioins. -
."‘ ‘ (first? you?" lte‘inquired.~
i’ titty-turbid” was "the unswor.‘
' "Is your eyesight 300M". {- ‘
“\‘es.'nlr; it‘s 0. K." ‘. i .
At this point tho orosare' aminition
slain: '. Mr.“ Andrews .0 ected- it.
Hinduism largo ~ adverushg- poster
‘5 clothing. he untolthd it. CW
to pull to (been! of‘gtho courts:
'pi-drcd it against the1 wall;
lip which awry one could

you}; ,, ’.~ . .... .
" nu asy‘ronr cycslgli is 'good'!"
'hu ordained. in a quostlonlng tone.
glancing at: the soldier; \ ' ‘
Yo siri” rdrnwied the latter. "
Will-can you see this poster!" 4
"You, sir." ‘ \l ..
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‘Jl dier ireplied.

"i'ean‘t'rosd." lbc -
Thlsreply struck .--:ery one present
(an vor‘fi runny. :m‘I zlueh I bulb!
‘ ‘te’r oscniml 3 nm the Nmton
.. off“ to luau: tflvmm

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business in;

wanted in 00km. ]

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llk rosidsnuf «After you have read

l the following iqulotly answm: the ques-

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. . 0'41 W‘st avenue.
u‘" ..' ‘oib‘ln the fur
Wm , orwa‘ik, says:' “i
had‘lgdity tmu égar/yours. i look
0 ‘ml orthscaroofs
fitted onion that l ought to be
autli ri’ onxnovmstlon. (seem-

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flared at month about Donn's Kidney
this not‘ procursad'n -box at Hale's
pbqrnlaop'hin Norwa‘dr. They helped
me undo. ‘contlnuancmot the twatmont

overfloauy affected a. radical uurc."

‘ For Idle it! all dealers. Price Ml
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Li. 'IROWN PLAY ‘IALL'i

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Troub

Over Ruio's Makes Outlook
Even More Ddblowi. .
ruovmmcn. ' Margo 1.4m
board M'- di :octorsl of tlu- lil'owu lim-
yoruity Athletic association wus In Hi‘l-l-
sion until . late honr.‘tonlsht discuss-
ing th'o‘s nation‘crostod by the rc-
iuoal oft university corporation to
allow the rocenily adopted eligibility

rule to so to 0mm prior to the moot-
ing of th corporation ill September.
The. quest n of whether Brown would

play a ball. team this spring under the
old rules lwas wnsldorcd nt lcnzth.
but no doklaion was reached. Jr is
undorsboodl that. the committee will
meet, anguish ‘to-morroiv night. The rule
adopted iii” the directors und hcld up
by the oomoratimh la n rirtuul rcpeni
oi: the ion utamllngvrulc uxnlnst pro-
fc‘usionail m in university nllilclics.

Busebu i practice has llccn brought
to a sint‘ still and the prospccts for a
ill-own 11 trio in the field this spring arc
constriction brmwy of lhc lending uni-
versity nthlotcnfiiin be anything but
bright.

HAPPY. HEALTHY CHILDREN.

Any child] can tnkc ldttlc Early
Risers 'Wlllt’pcrfcoi safety. They are
harmlilhsqnevor gripe or sir-iron. and
yet. Ill ay arc. so ocrtalh in result... that
robust: tirinstltutionn requiring drastic
means. ils'i‘P‘l'ifll'Ql‘ rlirnppolnted. They
cannot. fail in helium their mission
and (wry one who uses DeWitt s Lit.-
ile'Eha‘iy Else’s prcfor them to all
other pills. Thcy uurc billiimsncs
Sold by Clifford Pharmacy. ‘

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PAID. 'AN UNEXPECTED VISIT.

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Shit Bond of Health Called at the
arid sport Aims House.
[URIDGE ORT. March Lib—Miss lic»
bemoan (3.: Bacon, of New Haven. and
’bzotetary (‘lhdrlos P. Kellogg. of Wat-
erbury. of the State Board of Health.

 

nbtioed some pub- '

csll Important Meeting for Walton ay
in New Haven.

An important meeting of luv cm-
ployee of the Consolidated railroad
will be held next'll’odnesduy crcuinK.
‘in the A. 0. U. W. hnli. at M. 139
Orange street. New Haven;

The regular morning of tlu- .\'cu- lid-
van Car Wouliorl' l‘nion will bc hold.
and after disposal of routine burlhchs
‘dél’exatlons from all
crlftsof tho.rslquud oompuuy will bu
admitted to «Joint conforoiici-, cou-
cuiuinx iho‘rhduoifon of the number
otihoura constituting a wot-hips duy.

The situation will be tulkcd o\'I.‘l'.
hurt the I'opmtatim of each “rumi-
Isailou will give the views or their
body as to what nctltm should be tukcn
'Ill' dcpmtid made to incl'efiuc tlu- rc-
duccd dnrnlnss of the mun.

it in licllcved thut sumo sort of u
Illun will lic llccldcd upon. iiuci. ilcl-
citation will report Illicit to "H rulou.
it is cxpoclcd thni Weduosduy crun-
lug the Cur Workcrs‘ l'ulou \vill III‘t‘lili'

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.oglltcs from the \‘urimm cur \ro"kcl‘s
“iocuis of the syrtcm to hr- liclcl in this
city,

llldlcutluus ut pl'cscnt lcuil in ti c be-
llcf that the our workers and purity of
tho otilcr crul‘ls who urc i-il'cctcd by
cutting down of hours; will folm u
joint conference board. rcprcsintlnx
uhout 7.000 umpioycs. 'l‘hlu bourd will
llocidi upon dciluiio pluns und pluct'
thorn bcforc. tho ruiiroml (Jilli'l'llv

One of tho oillorrs oI' lhc l"ii‘li.'lll
Iiundlcru' Union. ushod “bother or not
tin: curiuillncul of (‘XIli‘lL‘iL' urllcr bud
rout-bod the freightdociis. sold:

‘lt lulu hrcn friducntiy rcpnrtcd tlult
l‘rr-ight llnnliicrs wcrn lhinz luiil off
by tllc oiilrinls to curtail I‘xpiinuug‘
Thus for l have such nothing of thc
sort in tho thrro frilizilt ililt'lh’. in
fut-t, todny mori mcu urn n'nrltilln ml
Illi‘ri‘ docks till'lu lhch llurc llccn for
\illlli: time. The rxtrd iuludu‘. who
had bccn laid off a few days uzo. wcru
again put of. worlt today. 11ch in no
truth in llli‘ report flint our ilcptlrt~
nwut's force was living induct-d."

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COLDS CAUSE PNEUMONIA.
(mo of the most rcmnrknbic t‘lirlt'h'
int n cold, dccp-scutod on tho lungs.
mousing pneumonia, is that of Mrs.
[Gertrude E. Fcnncr, Marion. incl. who
was entirely curcd by tho use of ()nc
Minute Cough Cure. Silo says: "Tho
C(lllgllan/fll‘lil straining so wcukcucil
me that. I ran down in wright from
148 to 92 pounds. l tricd a number
in! remodlcs to no avail until i used
0pc Minute Cough Curr. i-‘our bot
tics of this wondorful rcmcdy cured
inc cntlrciy of the cough. strengthen-
cd my lungs und rostored mo to my
normnl weight. health and strength.
Sold by (‘lifford Pharmacy. ”

 

 

: MR. CHATTERTON RETlRES.

chtcrsn Engine Dispatcher Pensioned
', by Consolidated Railroad.
i Suprrinlcmiout of Motive Powor John
3 licnncy.l of tho Now York. New lilwcn

lbc orauuizcil.

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Great Sale of Lane Bod Sets

\l’c mm t‘or’this week's selling several hundred Lzlc: Bed Sets
in Nottingham and Real Renaissance that we shall sell io-morrow for
the least prices ever quoted in New York. Think of a handsome Bed
act for aims—as cheap as an ordinary counteriunc!

The Nottingham sch Consist ot' full-sized} spread and pair 0

slums:
220 Sets at LZS. worth $2.00.
|89 Sets at L65. worth $2.50.
. 243 Sets at 2.00. worth $3.00.

. ihc Real Renaissance Sets enllvidy everything that is new in dc-
srg‘u and artistic workmanship. Prices on» the lowest ever quoted.
22 Sets with ml in: centre in spmd it Sch. Spread has real liclialssaut‘c
and bolster piers; real lace edge and in- centre piece. 24 inches square; bolster
sorting Madc with ilouuc 3 {all law centre.’ 10x12: taro
Femme ruffle. 05 sets at ...... '75 extra corncr pieces, Sill kind. 7'95
BED SPREAD. wylth 'BED SPREAD.‘ Bi‘D SPREAD with 1! ED SPREAD “‘llil
r cal Renaissance filhm' "’“m'r’ e al Renaissance :rtll Renaissance 69"-

“ 5* u N “”1" - .tre wao inches with
‘ ‘ . ' - ‘n 1 . - ~-
tcntrc piece 20 k“ M “mmlcutrr pine. "xi-“ “n corner pleas!

, You’ll want .1 pa
' lesl hill round sewn. Varls rollils.
slalc. brownaud black. Aliolmpor
spur racks: one clasp.

We ironing our new im
in upc :uhl Suede. C0
and No other Glove com
of L rison. -

we can buy. too.
5 week.

75 sin Carpets, 596. Extra '

inches square. u'lth,.5q.lam Mm" inch. “llll ioui 51.1“, bolster roll 1.. ‘ ‘H... m”... “lg ban all wool
bolster roll toiroil to lllllfil.lt‘lill’l corner pieces fmutch. Set finished kl . 45
match. Full Boom {l’uii ll 0 nur‘and holster roll to with real lace edge and (is Flfli‘yfx§5§":$fi:9?:gmdI;
l’emme Valmcc- Iji‘cmmc \"AlJllt‘f ‘tputch i'uil Bounelinscrtlnx ‘.“lill full I: ’g....‘ru‘u..... ‘ '

‘ ir a at v s i u r . l e m m .- Valance: 'Bonne l'euuuc Valance: 00 est ry Brussels Carpet. 09c.
good “00 ;li<.(ltl, regularitii actuslvnluc n .hcniord and hullill's boil mates. .

quality for. 5.95m.“ 9695lqu3my {... “:95 l4.95
Other Sets: up to $42.50-«Just as little in‘ price,
comparatively. ___....- W” _ ' '
- Big Values In Wind
We otter for this week’s selling. one thousand
Window Siisdsmuctly like cut in style. They are seven

lest long smithlrtyaix inches wide Mad: with lacs in.
setting and heavy tassel llinge: mounted on but Spring
mm

rollers. all ready to bans. W.lilc.'fll!¢n.

v .. :ill and “all patterns.

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Illl
ills colllrlngé.
'oi oi' IIAMADAV

I
ow Shades ‘ 5. 153'“: {Trig-4,1]??GCH value 581‘.
, . .

7 ill' CARAllAtiil Mid DAUHESTAN ‘

MUS, :wrragc sin. toil it. to
or i ii.: uluc sumo.

Axminstcr Rugs.

undred Smith's ‘tlnc AxhllfiSTbll
u selection of twenty light and dark
tloral and Persian iatlerns. Slzc
it. reduced from 20.30 '9'50 .

 

 

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n’s Real Kid 8: Cape Gloves.
$|.50 and $i.2.‘i Values at $.00. . ,

“ ' . ilerin from the Glove Store is set down for
.cptloml H g ir or two at the prices. Assortment ln-

3. or icllsp. in mode. an.
ted Cape shin. Nix-scam;
Tan. oak.
portations of the famous Ytiilicr ('i‘lovcs
lors to match any costume: also olack
es in this country that is at ailgworihy

pets and Rugs-u

es: patterns for Spring~even though pride; 46 doi indicate
There‘s splendid saving. fonyour if you

lire best all wool quality. handsome
pallcrni.

SLSO Axminster
ihc ruosi popular pirlor carpet made. a
window variety of patterns.

Oriental Rugs.

. ‘5 .l lll‘C ulicrbun of Antique and madam Uri
sullnu ilielr‘ resi uluc. even one pericct and straight, and select

i3. 50
22.50

it; "In: ssaoo in $75.00.

All tool Fevcraibic SMYINA R063. that
give splendid wearing service. rich Oriental
designs and splendid color oombmntions.

. 9 5
l #233

English red. white.

Special.

is Wilton Velvet-carpets. 89c.

Carpets, 98c.

:uul llugamurhcd N“) 0.00
ed for their rich.

[or Antique and Modern SillRVAN
and CiliiltTAN RUGS. slzc 3.0xin0i
value $10.50.
to $40501“ a superior collec-
tion of soil. silky Antique Klimt:
51m RUGS. slzcsbxstt to Ilh.‘

Smyrna Rugs.

0. lustcad oi l.‘.'.'§. o x it it.
instczd of “$.75. 7%al0lfi it.
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oil: or sun. Just as scrviteihe and as
equally desirable as shades costing three
times the price, This week only,“
' . 0 'Q
0 P s on Groceries 5'
Ui‘. .l'ICC r
We'rc'bu'llding a great Grocery business.‘ Not with i
mand inflated prices. But the host of cdlbles. priced lair
your order reaches us before Saturday morning.

rlor goo
0 you.

a You 25% This Week.

ds. bearing beautiful labels; so _as to com-
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dropped in lmexpcctcdly this.morning i K- I-lurtford roud. bus issllcrl an order
at the aims‘hqnne m m“ city, Them” 5 «dining Edwin (.‘diuttcrlon, cnginr Illfiv
mitten. was not at all satisfied withHumhm. M the Ncw ”Ml,“ round
the existing condition Mimi‘s ““3"” 'llnus ~. Mr. (lllniii-rioll. who hu': soul!
by overcrowding. They found many ‘ “my “m.“ “f 90“....“ Willi H", roud.
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innings to convince .

. 7mm,

tempted sstablishmcut'ot o llospltul
and gave orders to make ccrtniu
changes. 'l‘hcy considcr ilic nsc of
keroucm- lamps cxtrcmcly dangerous
and recommend that the plucc
lighted throughout by clcctricity.
When asked about the matter. Secrc-
tary Kellogg said that the conditions
were as good as could bo expected
considering the crowdcd condition.
The buiidlpil was ncvcr meant for a
hospital.’ . »
THE ORIGINAL. .

Foley 8: (‘0.. Chicago. originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Fuley's 'lioncy
and Tar many imitations are offered

‘ » for the genuine. Ask‘fdf‘Eolcy's Hon-

ey and Tar and refuse tiny substitute

~ offered as no other ‘pi‘cpurutiou will

give the same satisfa tion. it Is mild-
ly laxative; lt.contains:no opiates and
is safnaMor children and. delicate .pcr-n

 

 

NEWPORT. ARK. FEARS LYNCH~
' iNG.‘
NEWBOR'P. Ark. blnrc'h l.-'—~A mob

has stormed the jail and-after break'ihoadat‘he. puffy or dark circles under 3M3
in; in the door, endeavored to secure .the eyes. pain .in the back. are signsl
110870. thought to have nilfllllledioi kidney trouble that must not be‘

fill. EmmaBalrd. last Saturday night.
Sher“! Bandy had ascertained that the
suspect was innocent . and ‘iauooeoded

again surrounded «thouiali. A lynch-
Ing‘is feared. All saloons have been
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sons. Sold at Plaistod's-th‘ug‘store, " .

”if his lifc. ,.
1. TM ucliun tult‘cn’by Mr. iii-nncy rc-
' irw from tb ~_survicq.‘oi tbr- i’llillliilil."
onc of its most fuithi'ul uu.l loyal cm
Dillyt‘s. Th1 (‘lllfifu ofitllc dcpurimonts
‘tu which Mr. Cbnttcrtou was ultuchcd
ispcull in plowing icrmil hf his sword
lWl‘h illc company. uud it is only on no-
‘cuulli of his ulll'nnccd :lkc llml Hi"- rc~
.lircnu‘nt stop hummus norms-ut-

| Thu cmployos or iii? conlpuuv who
; imvu conlu In contficl with Mr. (‘lmitcr-
mm at the local round housc nil spoilh
in tin highest terms of him and rc-
grut his leaving his position us r-ngluc
l dispatcher.

. The system of puusloniug

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old and
faithful employcs \rns put into opera-
tion when President (". S. Mellon as-
sumul control of the road. Quito n
iunmbcr of faithful cmploycs of the
'r-ompuny .src now enjoying the fruits
,of their continual labor and loyalty to
. the road.

 

WOMEN’S KIDNEYS.

ikldncy disorders than men, but uttrib—
juto the symptoms to diseases peculiar
ltn their sex. while in reality the kid-

i noyn are deranged. Nervousness.

.‘ignorod, or n serious malady will re-
isult. Foley's Kidney Cure has restor-
.c'd the health; of thousands of weak.

In pa‘clfiing' the mill), Three other no .n‘en'ous,‘ broken down women. it stops “1‘"
noelwere‘arrcsted later and the mob airregularitios and strengthens the uri- Rem

 

 

nary organs. It purifies the blood
and benefits the whole system.

Sold

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p inithe United’S’téte-s. She says: "‘ln
C. to lent to colds and coughs, i‘, avegtorvmayorare the present mbetitgi ~
I ffound nothing

. .ing cough it makes the attack v'ery'

, mend it."

Island prison. ‘ _ _ l :ihile A. C. Markiein and "c0131”.

y w-—-‘*‘: , x ‘ ' w York‘olimoapootors. ere 1' us
CURE!) HEMDRRHAGES OF THE slim; Bushy‘mne‘pceek, t y were at-

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Union. in famivdusr Bh'l'l‘l.R-—l-aui,\ l.l ,bcnl iuudc. nllUlKlL no. 1‘01! \TOHS Arm-l Flora Extra: omnibl

 

HACKEREL ——l-‘finc)'i ll). [All cane. don. 1.10:

. .- . i‘ . 'l-cd‘ or. 7.59.: r. bottle, , '.............10
“Ml 'M‘meru' A flit gash “231°? [um-tales! l $5.04 pt. liott‘l‘c. . . Jae u t no a g or .' solid sifted; the mallut. ho. l :20"; -1?|‘1‘eCRiel$1L‘! galLMON—Maple Leaf
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Ji‘allW-swh‘llll "alum” ‘ 1" i- ' W". .. ;‘ .. m“, l ' mu .0 con "Isn —— Floral steaks; 1. . a cam.
» . . -. u ;.Mol..\ii8h:ti- Genillne‘ Belfast. Ireland. --lb.w’l‘0li\'l‘0lp - t, at tom . r ‘ . 2 n.....|9¢
;:u’\fl’dr rljzfill.llllifit‘lllg!l old-fashiond Now Or- l slope is" - . 3109‘ brand. PM! Cedihl 9" (ion, 1 3a.“!!! brand boneless whiteldoa. ’ u
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. . . . . . c. nos Roll 'hlto
"Am 4‘1"“ r' Amen”: “with I'lu’hEM-«A i-nrioml rlioicc Sunni In \ ~-- Genuine old-fashioned on Ml “Tart h i “Wilma.
P “”9"”, l’m‘dlhs “I" sngnr "we”; Clill‘il \‘ullcr fruit thin skin mot-l ticrn granulated: an ills. for 1.00: . Unis. kiln d;i ii t oroux ] c“ . .
- ; mllulcs. - ‘ ' , . -‘ 2._ .; s ..... .........J5U
::ni'25‘ll::l lag:- goofing-swam“ and "truly: 3:. lbs. for .......... 1.00 in ............. . """""" “a lo "kn p g
, . - hire a n kettei
‘ - . . . , d: 18 lbs. for l.ARD-—Snlft 3 silver lcai’ snow Vi
ldm‘fis‘lm'flm" "4“" "m" "mm "m“: i‘ih'.Tid?‘”iaifi'%'r'3€.d“lli”}°ilil for 1.00! n rmdcred: Ill-lb. pails. um 54b. pails. tin-i m
my sweet. mm? “film: ii" p. ---------------- ”l”. ........ ' . ................ .. ..... 25o pulls ......................
. . . - . ... . ._~ cdthcx niddles' an.
'I‘IliAvi'boice English; .pccisl. 10 ll... 1.75; loans; uiuluu Judi!” TAPIOCA-l lei“? ““0 3‘- Jw “W" "di'f'ij‘f‘f'g'fid Slipluo‘xe. ...... ......450
Itreakfsvi: «mom-oi i th..... .......... lik- Vinson-in” i'urc sp» instantaneous nlres; ripe fruit; exit-n lanolin. .. bill: “(I :iSARDlh‘ESm Peerless
v up ”mun”: good» i‘ill’PlilPl--Uilr ulM‘Clfll pic cidcr vlncxsr: gul- no dunking; .l Ilka“; CHM: reduced from] reduced rom * . 9° lbrand. we can! import.
‘ . . .. . . ~.-.‘ . . . lilo.“ the. or can tu. nor can to. don. Loo; t L «a in pure olvu oil:
mm.- at ....c. lid.“ to .. blond limbo uud ill-i. ion In; . .. -u n ia‘r pl 25-” P .. 0 regular pm? 35c. "I.
r. this no lo um.‘ u.» do»: win...- in u... onus; on. -.luiscm-i u} 7' 2.43111?” ‘.-“'.l “‘“-~.~'-Fiymmcn magnum“. ..qu to. ,
r” I b ' 20o- market: rumour prior. 1 lmprui 5-. Ho: the fin.‘ Lin“ "r' «\ pr“"l “"“Mlflnq -\- ~. "up”. & Cit-z Mui'tlls-idoz ' 3'40. com...
.1! l‘ " ,‘ig'iliuhirailo :hic. llr: upcclul. i iM.. ' cut imported: ul-sollltc~‘ "t“ 3 "0““ 0' “I" Slate n“ r cam. ”w’e‘vdoz” 1.75; cannulfleiso‘kygnn MACKE-
\ii ‘ ‘l nulun': English haul; lll'. ..... ...‘Jnk- iv purc: or. lmli'lc.u:tc; any plicc I4 W1! "l and ten or: -~lb. CM)“. A‘I‘Es‘lnooMFL Du- BEL-Crescent brand:
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ll:dllltl‘rl'kruuumduallli': :l » lrolmiaicd. buckcli lni int 1...”. 1; ..... Nari; 833:} gram- 1”! 3’1] 53‘3“: HgfifildAflgi-g1 30s., 3-30! canl...100‘.mn' ....'.......'...188
i ,_ Lima il,. v inlil u‘cigbtl cuiton' ,‘s ._ . ‘nl‘il - - " . ! ..': . 15" MON _. Stu-[mg
)r'ln .\ .T‘rur3‘3Hhulhl sucks: iii llm..'...~l'l’u. hrund. lbc purest and (”mod V. lulu. .cnuu. 410?... “w" 0‘1” Full Specials. “brand. pink Aluiin: 1. ,

 

 

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ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
“l hindered for yours pith
uscd to have great distress
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MINERB CHGAIGED WITH VA-l LICENSE QUESTION W VERMngT.
RANCY. ‘j I
“summon. Colo. March hustler! Beina VoteitmogiayvtghaenmllndTime "9:135:33
iff Rulan, assisted by a detachment of. ‘ . . . ~ -
the military, has arrested thirty-seven. . llURld'NGTON. Vi._ March l.g-Tllc W‘l br'drhiu f but "0min“ liclpcil “...
striking mitiero'on the charge of ra-i lit-cust- question. voted upon on» r tlu Milli l'wvl' (Itrnriliuu “Mm und Um. no
grancy. They were taken bci'oro, local option law for the sccond lo ll ""l 5’“: ~ rl-l w cum‘plctcly ..
Judge Holmes: whoAilucsi twenty-five; fifty yours. is the principal i no ll “”3." "’f’l‘fl ”lll(li 'hnmm F H ‘1‘“
attire and discharged the rest. tic; tho city and town elections belt hcl “3‘ Ni '| :yCllIT ;! ‘,Il'1rln'fl‘_)', ‘ ..
gore ti o former twenty-four hours tot throughout. this i‘xtato today. ' i 'tcr. ““1 “(g >’ "” ‘ '
decide whctber they would so to n-ork' indications no at. to a cone
and have. their duos suspended as a falling off in thc number M10 3 yo
i consequence. Otherwise, he said. they‘ ing in favor of license. althou
In'duld have to leave town or ii“ to, ticnlly all the larger cities ._
" “ ‘ “ . possible exception 0! Rutlhud rc

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MODELING.

Blillltil'll’oil'l‘. March l.——-—Ai n int-ci-
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. . —-—..——‘ . V ‘ pooled to decide'ln flu-or of th lc i , » 5 . _. 1 “.1 to
Au hugs: i‘uLlAlolfl'iER ..usa‘ liquors. nourish In the home i p, _. ggiggggflfggggg 3031;“: fivfinfi‘mfl.
CH M“ LV'R'S‘GOUG'H" EMSOY. Clement,_i€he icodérhf the an-P ‘ ing of the city hall and lay a,direct

he following letter from Mrs. W. F. g bition forces. but it Is claimed at
Mitcllerii. or koarrlfdrtfi‘iiviotorlmhus“ ing the post your ‘many of th vo rs

a. shows that Chamberlain'omh i. of that ulty‘hsi-eohshged th vi
edy furnishes the some n" pt roi‘regardin; lice sic and aré<‘\'ot' “
lief and is prized as highly by dint today. “ ’v’ ‘ »
mothers‘of that liar away country 'usI

tax to cover the amount. The total
. cost of remodeling is to be. $100,000.
l. i The Board of Apportionment last chk

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in this city'thé‘chmpaign ’ mode
on purely municipal lincsiwi econo
may as the keynote. The didatcs

to cost $250,000 the 'sum to be ralsct
by bonding.

 

mg; family of eight. all of whom arc

tried many coil in mixtures, but'; are; Mayor James‘E. Burt. Dem t, and
good‘os Chantberd R._E. Brown. Republican: ‘1' wenth- .
[inln'n Cough Remedy. Even in whoop or was unsettled!

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much lighter. in factlhaveusod noth- , ‘
intel‘se since first trying it. foc’itsi r it may result in Pnonm a.
value wu proved. i always mom-3 illsn Balmis breaking on switch-

- “2 mar tried. almost without caption.I
-—-—- -‘ 10. 25, 500 and 81.00 bottles. The Bill a
MILITARY PRISONER CAUGHT. l ford. Baxter's and Pialsted‘ ‘ "

SAN FRANCISCO. March flu—Jo”

seph mum. one of the military brig-l ATTACKED IV A MOUNT m LION.
opera who secured his release from Al-; ‘
catras Island last Octobcr by mews oil
"it forged pardon. has been arrested in ' "
this city and iii. strain a convict in; the

 

 

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New York Oil Prospector Seriously
Injured in Fierce F M.
MT. STERLING. Kit.

"a renal ye ” sincerity lungs were sprang on the horse ride! by Mull-
so b dly affec ed than "had murders and bore tum to e ground-
bemorrbaxea,".i‘wriles A; ll- Moral; unstioia’s bayou. caush “049' the
.Wogd‘l Ind. 411 tookhtreatmentwiihiborae. Ewart)! drew a.r volver an:
heir physicians wit outing hem". gm the“. oil striking t 0 lion 'u
.l then started to take Fold. died. ionising :lmfgl‘he lionlféll from the
and Tar. and. y lungs now one on nag-mom's, body and buried
bound as a li let. i re mmdlfil at?! ‘, is; in llarldoln’s breast and

 
 

 
 
 

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n£.‘ldvancod stages of bills 41'0“!“ fs fluid , tearing theil ‘. McCariJ.
.. ey‘a Ho and Tar, stops ‘flag; in; M. ”vogr,.mured~a club
$003!! and heals um lam and,» gut ‘ sonar Which was
{rents serious rbsults from m gm 0; um um“

 

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uh.“ s m... many. injured. while
hiedarty‘a ciothiat was torn to shreds
wast-w ms; «new .

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you willidormfiui.“ '

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voted against, remodeling and rccom-'
mended the erection of it new city hall

PRESIDENT FAVORS JOINT STATE-
HOOD. ' '
DENVER, Colo.. March 1.-—A spe-
ciul to the News from Las Vegas. h.
M. says: A telegram from Dclegatc
ltodcy giving the information that. tho.
irriiuidcnt has just declared to him
that he was in favor of point statehood
for New Mexico and Arizona and
would use hls'iittlncuco to securo the
passage of a joint. bill in the present
'longrcss. has been rcccivcd hcrc. Gov.
()tcro. Territorial Secretary Raynoldu
and Chief Justice Wills happened to be
how when thc telegram canto. All
new been opponents of dim joint stato-
hood bill.‘ but upon sprung the mos-
sage. they 'abantlr'mcd thc fight for
separate statehood and are willing to
acct-pt. a liberal measure admitting
New Mexico and Arizona jointly.

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