‘ ""9 ‘mfsll...u.u.......i...
tip the commie. 'm vouua?‘
I
. above Derby, the
y mongvgvefly-ofou]: cats. The young girl is sad, does not
”'“vii'fllihloker. One thing
li'. Iii heal" the Massachusetts
gh gumfit‘ifimga‘c': limbs and along the spine. and her face
down an embankment a few
figural lei". is that. when this case in which the nervous system is
. , . mt“,
lift-sun ri
a a so weaken it
Ill hold on for
what will happen. Then
were carried away, the
provide for their re
But. lithe diatom- came at-
meeting those who
will have to wait for
luff there is no pro-
. WWW hope that the
in Holland not do too
sit would be a pretty
ogwnse- if disaster should
total ’era.
, trouble at Derby. or
s most likely place
Bennett's bridge. be.
ldge. and :Soutbbury
' fidscwhas two spans
on an island in the center
r. with entitle island that
liable to he troublesome.
aners have few mat-
caito bring before the
«,zfififi'mdfifit pfiab‘l‘ymb‘t: testimony inbobalf of my daughter.
-l were ths' f i . -
. w,“ “m. ”not an: “11,3.” will torn said her blood had turned to sug-
‘ , er‘ldaggni in the line of
e uc n i .
.O'flidllout fimmhlasfin§§fi°fi to “em bed almost all day for live
nine years. the total idebted- long months. Our doctor did all be
if! 5'99“ reduced “5,000. The could for her, but she got worse all
oty now owes 870.000 and with
_ luck .will be out of debt in a {withing Ollr 3m}? (1‘79"? “mm" "a”
. E3. ,0. ed it al 0 J a c on eeoyonng.
M. ' 9 id no u usu de- "_I had beard‘ and read so much of
Dr.‘t}reene‘s Nervura blood and nerve
remedy‘tllat I went and got a bottle. 0n?
ss’xluo cove earns.
, , , (Detroit News Tribune.)
39" who make I fuss “03“" "I“? kept on and got another bottle. and
WdEbgsmotzm tastyaligeunmotugim when the second bottle was used she
. 8' a arentl -anle. backto life. '
_, ,‘Qlldrangllrins on the shores of M y (
rtou Sound. .In that cold region.of
“sweat bath every week and this bath
i (lowing coals a cover is out ch
. must take off their clothes and sit
“mil; the furnace-like apartmentuntil
becomes as red as.tho,abell
boiled lobster and seems on the
w“ . ' l‘ ‘1.
intense heat. th bath. a
to wear resbin . .
unto. These respirators
.’ ‘3: o, mm}
Abe inside and convex
pose in parts théc eeka
, 4 Months rs
- ., ya all thero.un
rnsll outside into the in-
defenses in the "wt" .
tia‘gmri .
m
.. jogs-ears in in
$41” -" ..=,:“.
.. ”mm
.. in.tho.iu.m.&3
a. .J,
O " .
is seedi’b‘cw'lthw
' -' ,l -\‘dzid,ilallprobl-
go Log whats-1‘19
titanium“. - . .
5..
‘ will,
-- awe Inf fi’l'
FLOW ‘ OIOOK.
C I III-fills-
;flnm“, Its course chumps by Many ca
. .ensaing yaaor. fie .
”A" [airfield “:3: Isms Timely Orientations Nepal-ding a
tu. til. & u .
usualfyuagd is: "Brooks vlllkll‘l'fl‘l. rivers run to,
”mmryt-l been gull.
' “"'»’&""£3x°‘.‘rm°?$ acorn. phi-icinci one. root m
r and Iiibjsot.
—’-——
seas." sings the poet Dryden in his
Worship of Aesculdpius. the first
W thought as he had his verse n
melee. ? praise of the and practitioner, h .
ptly his beautifu line would apply 0
~53“?t$2.'.3”£§”$.2""fi ifthe life of a woman. The chattering
the year, but a Texas teaser rock as it flows t
0 merge itself in the
or stream represents the carelcm,
.. a
" don‘ unt inking young girl. The wild and
awfwfignlahfi 45. "a: turbulent sti‘eam' sometimes flowing ‘
‘, "nulls omniderably late-
ihlr years annual trouble.
it? that my. and all soon it.
M. thing “mule. , The oldest resi-
’- budir rocsll its equal. They broaden H
, , that when the inevitable But how many gr s
. "9‘: there will be somethins
's of ice freabeta that will beat
smoothly, then dashing over rocks and
down; into unbroken depths. a. last
becoming a mighty river, beating ships
upon its bosom, is the woman with her
ing and deepening possibilities.
"Standing with reluctant feet
Where the brook and river meet,
' Womanhood and childhood fleet."
[are at this time of their lives the ob
Jects of great aolicltudc to their par-
llke company, has palpitatiou of the
heart after slight exertion, dyspepsia,
constipation, pains in the heads and
is pole with a greenish tinge. She is
a victim of green sickness. This is a
”for; Impaired and the blood Is impoverished.
“my. IA good tonic is needed to bring her
' back 'to health and strength, and par
ents should be careful to choose the
best remedy. Here is what Mrs. .Ios~
ephlnc'Townsend, 19 Clark Plat-c. .lcr-
soy City, N. 1., says; '
il
“It is with pleasure that i write this
Lillian. ‘whfi was very sick. Our doc.
or at the critical time of womanhood.
She COIlld'nOt‘WBm or stand, but had
along.“ i was anxious llbollt her; in
the second day i saw an improvement
in her condition. I was overjoyed and
and I will praise it to all the world all
manner, can you doubt~that this grand
medicineris Just what shit nude? You
'M
4 i - .. . , ,\
..OOI
no you in NT erasucrm
“m m strength fifths human " 1
_.pleaaaat to taste and palatable.
.. ally combination of
" t will with seed
a.
can . i'v' .‘ in} Mt. gm.
‘1'” Mrs mass in assets
choirs combos
"Ilean’t express my) heartfelt thanks;
'for' am sure that r. lreene's Nsrv .____
Am” all "W450” IN! obliged to this wars have“ her life. ' This was some? ‘ 51-99 THAT COLD.
.tbre ears a o and now she is weli‘. " ‘ .
joke." Aiireof drift woodds built nude :trong. g i say God we... m3 5,:zlwm'fig';:§ifig‘gm&m “a;
. 01 “19- “0°? 0! the W {Greene and his wonderful medicine.
, d One-roamed house where the '
lidboya of I village Doll most the rest of my life for saving my
11' timev-vand when the smoke daughter’s life'to rue."
m (mad the “700‘! 1' M30“ It is Wonderful whdt‘" benefit thlil“
. young girl derived in so short a limei
‘ JIM“ 31019 in the roof. and-the .from Dr. Greene’s Nervl'lrn. "the‘great
becomes intensely .hot. 1110M" .blood and nerve remedy; lfyou'hsve
la daughter who Is suffering in such a
can make no mistake in giving her this
cat blood and nerve remedy, for it is
e discovery of a noted and experienc-
30 :o physician, Dr. G cone. of 101 Fifth
, . ven’ue.‘New York‘ by.“ ' He not only ii
01 “"1118! bound WT. Ipositvely promises a good effect from P
Oil libs medicine; but allows all who wish
.VQI' to consult him free of charge. either
- another by letter» that in using
assessments-tho .lnlldo ml . nis umedy you make him your physic-
wooden ,bll’. which is I.“ in an andreoelve the benefit of his flat
W In Skill . .
, Rmmdldsd and fol- file by all
ngoseph a. 8
~ apd-soeketfastencr.
_ Harry B. Strauss. Derby, key attach-
ment fer pianos. .
Raymond 8. Case, Unionvllle. pack-
If- you want to increase yogi
strength you must add to and not ta 0
9.9. a- Muslim-ad ”will. physical.” in ‘other words.
hyped that you eat must be digedts
assimilated and appropriated by
“nerves."blobd and tissues beforo
_ . es‘psiled from the ‘ilntestlna-
W‘ snob-hours . M .
an ,
M
Not be Henri la catholic .
alshop Tierney has not yet issued
Instructions to his priests in reference
to the decision of the Pope on the
matter of reforming church music.
The reforms contemplated by the
.Pope include the adoption of the
Gregorian chant, which is solemn and
Impressive. audits substitution of "
sd,.entirely' of maleJ
'Volues for the present mixed choiri. “
“gisliops lobonndli of Brooklyn and -
'Oosnell of Pcatdsnd. lie. have al-
iresdy taken action on the matter. It
jls understood that Archbishop Wil-
llslas of Boston. ,tbe ecclesiastical
province to which the diocese of Hart-
ford belongs. will issue a circular in
a short time_ in conformity with the
decision of the Pope.
A prominent priest of this diocese
stated that It will take some time to
make the alterations in the church
choirs required by the decision of the
Pope. in the iirst place, it will be
necessary to adopt new music. in all
probability. a committee of prominent
ecclesiastlcs will be appointed by the
bishops of the Catholic Church in the
United States to mason the music.
with the view of securing uniformity
throughout the country. After the
committee has made a report to the
authorities of the church. the music
will be published. Then it will be
necessary to organise the choirs of
male voices. and to train the singers
In the rendering of the Gregorian
chant. it will takevifrom six to nine
months to have everything In readi-
ness for the substitution of the Grc~
gorilla chant for the music that is
used at present at the services.
When the Gregorian chant shall be
adopted. there will be no longer to
male voices In the choirs at the
ordinary services of the church. it is
said there will be a concession to per-
lnlt of the singing of favorite hymns
at funerals and weddings.
There is also 3 e talk to the
effect that the Pope contemplates or-
derin a reform lu~tbo dress of priests _
and lg
at they will be‘ required to wear
their cassocks on the streets, the
same as the clergy on the continent of
Europe and in the province of Que-
bee.
Roman Eye Balsam
FOR WEAK 0R SORE EYES
FINE AUTOMOBILE FOR “25.
The New Orient Meets the'Dsmsflds
for all Practical Purposes and
la Low Priced.
The new Orient Motor Backboard.
which was Introduced hero by Dr. Baldy
win. of Norwalk. seems designed to
till the bill for a useful and highly
practical machine for general purposes.
Dr. llnldwin has secured the agency
for this machine. and is very onlhllsl’
antic over its merits. The demand for
the Oricnl is very large, and orders for
it should be placed ill once for early do
.Irl‘vry. Where eycr_i-xlllbitcil in the
shows it has attractedniuc attention.
and aliarge number tunic Icon order-
ed by those looking for something prac-
tical and low priced in automobiles. Dr.
Baldwin thinks that-it is the best ma-
chine yet manufactured for a physi-
cian. andas a mednslof reaching the
shore results with the people and one
or two children it cannot be surpassed,
The machine is simple In construction
and management, and inexpensive to
run. It weighs In the neighborhood of
1500 pounds and is therefore easy on
tires. The price is 8425.
.ver tried, almost without exception.
.0. 25, 60c and 81.00 bottles. The Clif-
‘ lord. Baxter‘s and Pialilted's. "
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued March 1.
1904.
List furnished from office of A. M.
Wooster, solicitor of patents, Bridge-
port. Conn.:
Louis. Neubergcr, Bridgeport. sun
pander buckle.
William .8. Stanley. Bridgeport.
sheet-metal faucet spent.
William A. Barnard, New Haven.
flow-alarm.
fll-‘rank C. idling. New Haven, device
for teaching momanshlp.
Gerald w. lien, list-tram. electric
switch.
"‘Bllllllllll '8.‘ “mime. Hartford.
alarm for refrigerator drip-pans.
. . George A. Long. Hartford. two pate,
_. ta: Telephone toll apparatus.
at; ra H. 8pc cer.‘llartford. motor.
I
1.. William'li..8trafilon. Hartford, va’ive.
- ' 'Nathan W... ll. Meriden. bell.
th._ Waterbury. ball-
age.aad closure therefor. I ,
TRADEMARKS.
Capewcll Horse Nail 00.. Hartford.
two. trademarks: Horse-nails: billed
horsenails. .
.1) '. N'l’fl
Iophoroegi
I
‘ medicine.)
I ‘ .
A cigar that is always the same '
in quality and price. 5 cents.
,7, .. ,W
. wild/WW "i . - . ~ ,
Largest Seller in the World.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTs.
COUNTY FAIR TONIGHT.
y that the County"
Fair is coming't flight: and to the
hundreds of lwonli‘ who were unable,
to are It last year ouacmunt 0
big business they did ' we would sal'
that you are lucky. for this year iii,
“’0 are glad to
starts out stronger than t-yer. The most .
marvelous thing I out this play is lhafl
comcs.~cvery yells bis actually funnier
than it over was before; one reason of
this is, it is it (loudly Fair and llkt-
all l-‘alrs .ll takcs in everything that Is
Ilow"tllc managers take
other the entire fair
ground. We son the various games on
the grounds. the prise cattle. nor-seal
and ilvosltxt, the floral parade. the
prise winners. ill fact the grand pro
version is headed by a full brass band.
besides the County Fair Comedy Com-f
pany. they have a second Company for i
the Fair sccnc alone. The Dixon. How-
era a Dixon Vaudeville Company. who
stand at the head of their profession
now make the’Falr scene the hottest
show on earth. New electrical effects
by the Edison Company.
expense has beelilspnrod to make this
play what‘it‘alwa‘ys has-been. the fun-
niest. show on ouribroflul it will be soon
at lioyt's ’I‘heutrguunight. - ‘
NEXT WEEK‘S ATTRACTION.
“ltentfrow's Pathfinders" will begin
their week's engagement
Theatre. next Monday night with "A
Soldier of Fortune." an adaptation of
a French play, and claimed to be well
consistent and
Very strong specialists are promised
headed by the Lymann. a vaudeville
learn specially engaged, and Master
Harry, King, 'who is said to. be the
youngest comedian on the atbge. The
company's own band and orchestra
at each performance.
ill be used on both
Monday and Tuesday nights—an inno-
vation here, and madness will be given
on‘ Wednecday iand Salsrday. only.
mutilate 'IAQKIDIII BROKEN.
According to an old folk saying.
brought ovor from the fatherland by
one at Terryvlllc's German settlers.
ed. last -Wodneaday's
weather indicated» that the backbone
. of winter is broken. For fifty years or
,« more. St. Matthias‘s' day has been
looked upon byfthe Germans employ
. ed at the Andrew Terry company's
Candlemas dd: .«has
the audience
will give cancer
Lsdlea’ ‘tlckets -
era. « ~ _
Edwin A. Reeves. New Haven. over-
' aging the port propeller
been regarded
their descendants. The as ng ls“‘Mat-
thins. the break icc;
make ice." meaning that if the wea-
ther during St. Matthias‘ Jay Is warm
enough to break up the ice in, the iv-
er the spring wiil'soon follow-w ll
if the day is cold enough to freeze lb
or keep the body of ice cover-
tact. another. long season of
co :1 maybe ‘ehpected. "Consequently
the ice in the Requabuck river. on the
banks of which the foundry is located.
ily been watched by the,
Germans as well as some others‘ with
interest. Wednesday; the river_=ilcw~;
Ing past the malleable icon foundry
cs. much to the
Jewell Belting 00.. Hartford. belt-
ting. . -
, fill , J .
lAthlophOIosgltcoslo' Haven. "Ath-
to
W
chasm own spaces...
‘ “1.me Textile schadhOM»
and members e
. Cm 5°;
r ‘ :msaacowalosaso.
w rats".
mantras-M.
Mk. ‘8“ amt» ,
not oilclal sta “1-. ,
as yet. stockbold rs of in the New
York. New Haven. .. . .nail-
road. and Fair Ham and Westville
Railroad Company.“wllich controls all
the trolley linealn New Haven, stated
today that a deal by w on the former
company acquires the tiers has been
completed. the arrangement. however,
will not take effect until after ratin-
cstion by the Board of Directors of the
two companies. '
The deal provides that the New
York. New llnven t Hartford Railroad
. shall buy the Fair Haven 1 Woetville
mad on a basis of two for one, pay-
ing for It with iIfty year 8% per cent.
debentures of the New York. New Ha-
, ven &. Hartford, Issued at a valuation
of fifty dollars for a twenty-live dollar
share of the Fair Haven and Westvllle.
Thus the Fair Haven & Westville
stockholders will get seven per cent.
~':\:\\t~hii\l“ “’ \ .v .
“Um". “RN: . . f \l‘ili‘i““\\m’)lwlllx“ ilk l‘ \\' \ \ 3n the dizbetntngt‘as tet‘b coaliracted with
. -. ,l M... .l. wyu .. . veperon,w c bee
.il»;..~i\ll\'li\ W ", " ion "»"lwl'i"1‘]”(1.9%”)llg'll‘lfill‘lhm' Nd" ccivlng on the slocllt. ey .“0 u re-
} “will“ MIMI -" The deal is held open to minority
holders for assent for ninety days. The
new stock. which Is to be issued on
April l, by the Fair Haven and West-
ville. will share in the New plan like
the other stock. -
As a result. of deal. New York. New
Haven it Hartford acquires 110 miles
of trolley tracks in this city or about
one-fifth of the trolley mileage of the
slate. and onerftllll‘lll of all the trolley
property in the state on the basis of
market value. ’
A smoke ior particular smokers.
The ”and is the .....________, .
-:-——- ~ . HAPPY. HEALTHY CHILDREN.
smoker S Protecuon_ Any child can take Little Early
_______.__.____...——— Risers with perfect safety. They are
harmless, never gripe or niches, and
yet they are so certain in r suits that
robust constitutions requlrng drastic
means are never disappointed. They
cannot fail i0 perform their mission
llnd every one who uses. DeWitl's Lit-
tle Early ltisers prefer them to all
other pills. They cure. billimlsness.
Sold by Clifford Pharmacy. "
WAS TO BE HELD FOR HANSON.
Daniel Cashing Taken From Del Rio
But Afterward Released.
-. HOUSTON, Tera, March. 3.——Daniel
.3. _, ‘33 _‘ “5.. t . 3 (Illflllgfi. lllrotlltll)l-u:llffll§. B. Cashing, of
. tic lut lern ~ 0 road, has been
. GAVE PERTH. T0 QUAORUPLETS' taken from the station house at Del
: aoulanlldla. Ky._ Mart‘h 3.4m. No by a m Mm A u
Held Up Mrs. Sam”! at Woodmont and; Laura Wyman, wife (if one of the iarg- the door is Cu’sbi , l; dwr‘ilt‘l “.3“
Robbed of $3. zest land owners in Column Kentucky. that hellad been align :3, “dugout: I
Mll.li‘(lllll, March 3,-.Thrpp boys ”v has given birth to uuailruplets. Mr. be held for ransom 0' ”0’6“, E B
this town were before Judge Hepburn. Wymun immediately named them Cum“ has received a m’eggite “Ion;
YOUNG HIGHWAYMEN LET OO.
"w i. ”H. mm, your! yestcrday on tho (lrovcr Cltu‘t‘lilnil. Marcus Hanna, ,
f ,rllurgn of theft and ”iv testllnlny offer- i Thi‘m‘m'i' RUN‘VI?" and WHW’ Bryan {fighm‘fi {'gylnfec‘mi. gfufemggf; 3::
cd showr-d that they hold up Mrs. Mary! \Vl'miili. Thi‘ “It" named ‘5 0 girl. [allot in a dazed condition and that
vsllnllil on the evening of February 23. ”"““‘"“"‘" he would be. taken to Del Rio on a
and Ill lili‘ point of ii ri'anVi‘l' itiilk: THE OR'G'NAL- special train. He said that after llc'
I’rum lli‘l‘ all the mom-y Hlli‘ bull in her With“ '9 ‘i’ “limb". ”WWW?" had been with the. men all night he was
‘pttt‘kl‘i. about us '1‘)“. boys “do-0,101,": Honey and Lil .is it throat and lung released early the following morning
lerk aged iii, Raymond Morris. mm] remedy and (Ill account of thc great
; “3 and Michal-l Connolly. aged 12, Ag‘ merit and popularity of Foley's Honey 3:: :81: h"; ‘%m61¥:hi“l:::3 lienf‘tkfots‘l)‘
in“. money hm] been paid back m Mrg,iilllil Tar molly imitations arc offered an, “09"“, The Texas rangers have
isliutiff thc charm.- was not llrcssrd‘s'm' "W K“""“"'v AH“ '0'.F°"‘Y'° "m been notified to help Mr Cnsbln
land aftt-r a guardian utilitcm had bot-n f “N Ill“. Til" flllll Willi“! any Nilbfillllli" ' ' 8'
llippoiutcd '0... a... boy“ and a plea “fluttered as no other preparation will
guilty entered they were allowed to go 1 sivc the some satisfaction. it is mild- -
oil probation after being lectured by l ly IflXillh'o. ll contains no opiates and CAST R IA
ltbe court. The robbery occurred at l is safest for children and delicate per- 3, >_ _ .. . J . J J
lo: infants children.
I Wuodntnnt. Isons. Sold at i'lnistcd's drug store. "
Angus... “Eons” suns. .AMERICAN CARNATION SOCIETY. “ll KM Till“. All!” M.
-M- 2 IlliTRIOT, Mif'll.. March 3.——'l‘he
, Those on .mrmampton w New york; thirteenth annual exhibition of the. Am- BC”! the
Divisions Ordered Diuonflnue¢ .t-rican Carnation Society opened last “W“
Notice has been given to the traininm“ m Harmonic Hall. Exhibits
crews of lllt‘ Northampton and thtll “Tr" displayed from many parts 0‘ the
New York division of the New York.. United States. At the business meets . .__._.._._._._...._
lug (‘hicugo won over Boston in a MERCHANT FOUND NOT GUILTY.
New Haven and Hartford road that ,
”u, through runs between "mm. WON-clitoral for the next exhibition. CARLSBAD.N.IM.,Marcb_3.—One of
Mm...“ mm been "mum“. , — the most noted criminal cases ever
“Wrmmypilra.iroight crews will' COLDS CAUSE PNEUMONIA. tried in New Mexico has come to a
make me run from New Haven tol One of the most remarkable cases close. when the. Jury in the case of
Northampton and also from New York of a cold. deelrseated on the lungs. Ciayborne W. Merchant, Jr., charged
to New Haven. “,0 through run quell» causing pneumonia, is that _pf Mrs. with the murder of George H. Hutch-
”nn has been one M the points in dis- Gertrude E. runner. Marlon. lnd.. who ins, rendered a verdict of not guilty.
mm, among' the railroad freight News was entirely cured by the use of One The men fought a duel in a hotel con-
m. a wnaldgmme period. Minute Cough Cure. She says: “The ducted by Hutchins. the result of bit-
.____._....._ coughing and straining so weakened terness engendered. it is said, by an
COLLIDED WITH THE ILLINOIS. ‘
me that i ran down in weight from assault upon Hutchlns made by
148 to 92 pounds. i tried a number Merchant. Hutchins died from his
lof remedies to no avail until i used wounds. Merchant is a wealthy cai-
'0uo. Minute Cough Cure. loour bot- tit-man. Hutchins was a well-known
ties of this wonderful remedy cured newspaper man and had worked on a.
mirai Barker cables the Navy Depart- mic entirely of tlile cotughh strengthen number of large eastern newspapers.
merit in G tanamo undo “tablet my tings an res ore me o my °*-—' ~
day‘s 3:29. aauftlxlllows: r y Enormal weight, health and strength. WOMEN'O KIDNEYB.
“0n making passage from Gnantan- Sold by Clifford Pharmacy. " ktidnfiy disorlt’iérsitlianmmen, but stutlilb-
“no 0 Fe .‘la.. t 3 ”rs .. --—-—-—-—-1-— u.e e ayln ms 0, aeasespec . ar
mm: mm” magma... sucusu mo ausrsaum to their sex while in reality the kid-
an'd'slie "co . With ~.‘m,l CRICKETERG. neys are deranged. Nervouaness,
SYDNEY. N. S. w.. March 3;-Thc headache. puffy or dark circles under
' l
of the lotion: .
but lth ht her a". .emeifourth test cricket match between Eng- the eyes. pain in the back, are signs
w sllg lniury to a ‘ of kidney trouble that must not be
Illl oi‘ b “V zlish and Australian teams was won by
y": a: N.:M%r£fivvémhu%mbefi l the Englishmen by 157 runs. Ignored, 01' I ““0.“ ”mid! Will '9‘
m Mime! 1" . y . ~ ‘1... . x 1 « suit. Foley‘s Kidney Cure has restor-
n
3* .5 . i " ’ ed the health of thousands of weak.
. “his... .....ltul Ililliiii'lilliil‘il on»... .......
than the re m k "I A O W______OB B handgm? alllat figfifiwhemglwd
>~ -. , _ ., and benefits the whole system. Sold
,. . . ' t Plnlsted's drug galore. - ‘°
TWO NEW DUNKARD COLONIEO.
CHICAGO, March 3.—-The Record-
Herald today can: Arrangements
have been made-by the. Santa Fe Rail-
way for the estabilphlnent of two largo
liunkard colonies in Northern Texas
and In the Pectin Valley. Between three
hundred and Me hundred families are
expected to locate in the- colonies.
Through Philip awihsrt. of Tippecanoe,
Ind.. the Ilunkards of many states have
agreed to sell their homes and rte-col:
onise on a la. , soar in the sections
named. li‘rut will' ' grown in the
valley lands and" cattle raising will be
carried on- in tbe‘dthbr sections . '
.ausraauaa .-.ucrllsas, ..
cua «summonses asusov.
"1.2: olio . fromln,w. .
,3! cl. ; .vrcteris, Ans-,.
trails. I , Cough
Missouri's steam Steering . dear Be-
came Disabled.
WASHINGTON, March 3.—Itear Ad-
W the Independence of '
Norwalk Chronicler