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line .Thla Is ”mini;
it. browns. w I
P ”fleeting ’
veil as digits are
of white lawn of very
y trimmed with fine Valen-
ont over silk slip of col-

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. "may are thus enslly'd'e
.. lounderod. ' ‘
‘au if tiiol'o never was a sea-
w much space, and so gen-
veri up to children's lash-
. ts. particularly the sum-
are pictttrt-sbno’to describ;
l -. ..Tlil-y. are large an
Vd’n’wh‘at one would call lin-
. ' ihpuah I never liked the
"i’ "i are intended especially
n.3,; anal girl but girls of consid-
. ‘r -aad. age .ivili wear them.
3 .' , % 'ght‘ you would hardly
. , V ,r it fer-«dresses and suits
‘. ,hboyo andgiriu; and yet you
' .- a. one of the best mater-
‘ ‘ laminar you yourself
«then why ttot for .the ohildrenf,
. It's made In such new and attrac-
, more and designs that some moth.
- Oilittd lilo-Idea of making play
vi - dresses for the little folks
. . . . paid now lhe‘other mothers
'\: yi them. ,_ ,
pig‘s“. fonhowlng lilies by Margaret
"w . ' rift was published by "St.lech-
"in Int when cross-stitch was out
. Remington In.-snd may be of inter-
, to lnyreadcrs In. the present reviv-
,.m. out of. Style.
lid and respectable Ostrich
dialled With a wish to work cross-
, . , titeh—u ,
“ l fil'cotlld cover. my eggs
. » ti ridiculous legs
mugs ml with illuia," sold the Os-
,. .. _ ,

‘lhe wenttc it friendly red Heller.
,II put-chat i _ some' needles and
- .sephyr. - -

.To'lne canva. a; d crash.

‘Aud sum '.'butlr.p for cash.

. soil v rust." said Miss

: ' ‘. iii" old Ostrich
‘ .ii‘l lll“illll to work
handrail, _ _ .
. Red- leljvr‘s smile
. . ,e'he‘r fee but it"i‘ stile
"WK! obsolete ~-t-'ru for an Ostrich.

 

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“White's HeircroijV; dear Mrs. 03-,
mulch, '

Wfibmitlcry ‘bosa'

‘ he: .. __ . “.
lt'yon 'piil'dOn l’hc r flll'.,'~ J
',And It gives um a 1.. e

To hear that you in . .o work cross-
giltch.

_ ciidtombrs
.W hero site not” 'nio a passion-
.“Ny position is gt :z--. =

‘ Yea,-t‘or xood.’ v:ii.. he too.

it they hear' joli‘w - worked cross
stitch my ortob o. 1“

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‘ali 1 How tuaition.

‘Do'you fancy thl.a.r.o -d the Ostrich?

it)! She's made- up .. tr tend to work
' cross-stitch; .

' 80 IIIODICKed up it .' 2t l byt‘.

w.- And sald."‘hiadant | ~i‘fcr, _

"131m” be anemic It ed Ostrich.

jl‘And I filly not'h: ' ii lw in work ban-

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not: haverbeen-lns! - not. :i in manners;

LIIill wish you good
Irst‘let me say—

..(Yoti might VOTE. It or -

banners l—-~ -

:ne of your

There Is something :1 Li older than
cross-stitchi'm
‘tdyou simuid ilm'l . "en the
trust which - .
‘She put in her mili‘iii -- —
'“ ‘Tia worthy.a' ht. it'l;
..III the 0th

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Her Share in Can: .’ War.
. 15% no .t it seem;
" _|'t. it till]. .- outlook in
5...; tiififolops tl. the prevail.
.p n in. ovt.:in. t as well as
n... .I.“d veins is : .tinst an out-
...gpt r {brittle to. as, . although
" 5 I host can. .u paasotle
.l .‘to lg (slats between
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' - opp. .i' t0 be satin.
. _.:..u .-_of Bulgaria.
’ 3 ar‘ nofltioo have
. .g; ..l at outflows.
“ ' ,ll"' xith‘tiiredt is:
guise-route». m
.oblllsing wt
. riétteil for an in-
~ c - ~23." “was
.‘ V_auo.'n eat_ or
Mr 1w. ‘éntly‘tbh ports
mil-low}. . 1e ‘outlool “k. as all
"' (are .I' vs no -
with 'w‘agxt‘ .i' I ghéré‘to hot:
~ e ; I South smut-loam
is ‘sut who arrived
5» plate! to gate
a lately, the Sol-

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unabletn' resist theorists.

not only cures La Gri
will not be susceptible to the development of serious lung troubles.
some unknown preparation that may contain some harmful drug when FOLEY’S HONEY AND
TAR costs you no more and is Safe and sure.

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Grippo are stricken

is is due to the fact that theiBronchial Thb'bs fittstlngh” are left wea‘kflnégit’?‘
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i had a bad case of La Grippo about ten years ago which left my Lungs
so weakthati have been troubled more or less every winter since untiii used
POLBY‘S HONEY AND TAR. which cured me com letely and my Lungs
no longer troublemew-J. H. BROWNING, 0.0.5., nick. Mo.

PLAISTED’S

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Contains no opiates.

'; o. vacate, :57 Osgood st.
severe case of La Grippe. and it lei!

DRUG STORE.

 

ppe Coughs, and prevents Pneumonia, but strengthens the Lungs so they
Do not take chances With

Chicago. says: “My wife had a Very
her with a Very bad cough. She tried
a bottle of FOLEY‘S HONEY AND TAR and it gave Immediate relief."

The soc bottles contain two and one-halftime as attach as the small rise and the Srioo bottles almost at: time as much.

SOLD llil BEBQIIEIIIEII Il'

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BROTHER AND SISTER DIED AT!

SAME TIME.

HARTFORD. March 9.-~Thv deaths
of Miss Jerome ll. Scovillo. eighty iivo
years old, and her brother. William E.
Scrivllle. eighty-nint- years old. two of
the oldest residents of South Windsor.
took place yesterday morning at the
home of the couple within a half hour
of each other. Both deaths were cans-
of! by pneumonia. Miss Scovilic. who

had been alt-It only iwo days. died at it '

o'clock. Her brother, who had been
sick at week. died at 82:10. without hav-
ing been Informed of his sister's tio-
mlse. - They had lived on a farm in
South Windsor for many years and
were held ill high esteem by tile com-
munity.

CURED HEMORRHAGES OF THE

LUNGS.

"Several years since tny lungs wore

so badly allot-ted that I had many
hemorrhages."‘irrites A. .\I. Alto. of
cod. Ind.

FIVE MASTER RUN DOWN.

Run into by Steamer [alert in Chou-
peake Bay.
NEWPORT NEWS. \'il.. March A.
Tilt' ilvo ntztslod sclltmtlol' (lardlllor ti

lint-ring. (‘apL Rose. from Ilosiou, was .

rtln down and sank ycslordiiy by the
Merchants and Minors Transportation
(lofts slehttlcr Essex. 0an. Johnson.

The Essex arrived Ill this city at
3:4.) o'clock yesterday afternoon. Capt.
Johnson of the Essex refused to math:-
a statclucnl regarding tho uccidcnl.

It Is said that. the heavy fog on
(‘llosupcllko lluy was responsible for
the collision. The crow of the schooli-
or. numbering ll moo. was picked up
by boats front tho Essex. 'i‘ho schoon-
er ‘wus owned by (Iardinor (I. Dooriug
of Bath. .\io.. and was about it your old.

THE ORIGINAL.

Foley 4‘; t‘o.. (,‘llicrtgo_ originated

Honey and TM us it throat and lung

“I ‘00“ treatment “'“hirclnody and on account of tho gl'onl'

' FORGED ORDERS.

 

Mary A. Chale'a SuitiAgalnat Water-
bury Savings Bank.

WINS'I‘ED. Conu..t .iiarcb it. -'l‘llc
suit of Site. Mary A, Chase. of Fly-
lnouth. illitLNiillt‘ against lilo \\'alor~
'bury Savit s bank opened yesterday
ill tho so orinr court before Judge
‘Rorabuck and u iury. .\irs. t‘lutsc
socks in recover 52.2w and int 'l'i-‘il
:oi $900 on the estate of her into lins-
jitsl-d. whose illl)lll'_\‘. the aged plaintiff
iadmittod. had boon luI‘ilcii over to ill‘l
ititlllgi‘llt‘i‘ Mrs. Maude Koitll. on forged
.ordors. Weeping mt silt' rolnlod lilo
history of the l‘orgerics, ills. Chant)
isaid that her daughtpr iillti obtailiotl
ttlj'tlil on an order purporting to be
from her father to ‘lhe batik. but
'\\'ili(‘il was iho work‘ of hire. Keith.

,lhr- whorl-abouts of"_' whom is not
. known. .\irt~. (‘iinw is about 76 years-
1old. and reluctantly admitted the

{ mum; doings of her daughter.

 

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“'9'“ physicians “'"IW‘" any benefit. 'morit and popularity of Foley's liouey .

i then started to take Foley‘s Hone."
and Tan and my iungs,are now as
sound as a bullet. I recommend it
In advanced .stages of lung trouble."
Foley's Honey and Tar stops‘ the
cough and heals the lungs. and pre-
vents serious results from a cold. Ill--
fuse substitutes. Sold at i’inisled's
drug store, ' “
FARMINGTON RIVER BROKEN UP.

COLLINSVILLE. March 9.—-Icc
broke up In the Parmlnglou River and
formed a gor e near the Central New
England Ital had alion. The water
backed up and flea ed the river banks
so that persons Ill a number of houses
in the flooded district had to leave In
boats. Tile water is the highest till
record hero. The ice has stopped run
nlng anti apparently the damage is ov-
er. Tho trains are flagged at tho Coil-
solldatetl bridge as a precautionary
measure as the loo has piled up against
It. -‘

 

 

HAPPY, HEALTHY CHILDREN.

Any child can take Little Early
Risers with periecl safely: They are
harmless, never gripe or slclteu. and
yet they are. so certain In results that
robust constitutions requiring drastic
means and never disappointed. They
cannot fail to perform their mission
and every one who uses DeWItt'e Lit-
tle Early Risers prefer them" to' all
other pills. They cure billiousness.‘
Sold by Clifford Pharmacy. . “ ”

aueoma MAN oteo INSTANTLY.
,.AN80NIA. March 8,—aJOseph Hill.
aged sixty-Jive. an
Mil Foundry. while dressing to go to
work this morning. fell to theI floor
and died Immediately. Medical Exam-

 

Iner Cooper said death was caused by!

beertiailure. and a burial certificate
was Issued. - . .
STOP THAT COLD.
I' it may result In Pneumonia. Bra-
llian Balm to breaking up Colds when-
Ivor-tried. almost without exception.
lo. 88, 60c and $1.00 bottles. to Clif-
ford. Baxter's and Piaisted’s. “

 

 

‘ t'Graciottal What In the world is that
men ordering such a lot of dishes for?
Will he be able to eat them‘?" "Oh. no.

he merely likes to show that he can"

pronounce all these ”such names."—
anclsco Bulletin. 1

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

employs of-the Farr

give the some satisfaction.

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for tile genuino. Ask for Foley's Hon.
offered as no other preparation will
it to mild
iy laxative. It contains no opiates and
is safest for children and delicate per
sons. Sold at Pluleled‘s drug store. "

 

LIGHT HOUSE OFFICIALS annesr
so.

SAN JUAN. P. IL March R.~--l.leul._-
Commander William G. Cutler. III
charge of thc Porto Rico lighthouse
service. was arrested yesterday do
complaint of the former crew ofthe

lighthouse tender Nina. charged withi

false imprisonment and intimidation.
(.‘utlor. who was released on ball, will
be given a hearing today. .\ warrant

is out for the arrest oi Captain iiyam.

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not.

 

oi the Nine. now on his way to Pen.
ant-Ola. Fla. on board that vessel.

 

.flnd Tar many imitations are offered: CASTOR IA
.
‘o_\' llllti TM and refuse any substitute .

i For Inhnts sad W
' {it titui loll .ilati than high

I Bears the M‘— Z i,

: iltgnaturo oi .

‘ JUNK-DEALER UNDER eouos.

 

I
I
illute prison for conspiring to steal
310.000 from the Lenders. Frat-y
Clark Company. of New llrltuiu.

idea Is the last of tho nilogod cotispira- l floln the physical.
lurvlti admitted the man “ lilo food that yotl on

= tore. Judge (

IABTPORD. March :I.—-llurris [AIII‘ \\'iiliilllollo
h

6‘; i
I.itpl- strength you must add to and lint take
In other words.| Lillcy acquired this property the office:
i must be digest-l was in the block. and Mr. Lillcy then 1 money at the present time In connec-

FRANCE GETTING DEFENCIS
READY.

I'AllIS. March il.-—~lu pursuance oi.

u'dors issued by Alinittlor of War Alt-
til'l'l work has been bogun with tho
vii-w of placing the coast defeat-on in
a nitric oi roatliuoss. A hundred coast
:tttlllt-rv men have arrived at Marseil-
les and are occupied in perfecting the
’ harbor batteries. a force of naval ine-
ioitanics is working on the island ap-
pi'oacllos and iii(‘ trials of various
kinds of heavy ordnance are progress
lug actively at hiarsoillos and else
. whore. These measures are not (xii-
siderod significant except as an indi-
‘catloti of tho determination of tho util-
ciulr to have the coast defences iii a
state of preparedness.

 

THE NAME WITCH HAZEL.

The name Witch Hazel is much
abused. E. t‘. llthtt & Co. ('hicn-
lzn. arc the inventors hi the ol‘iglllill
and only golltlinc \i'itchlimzcl Salvo.

A certain cure for cuts. “lll‘llr. Bruin.

it's. Eczema. Teller. I'iios etc. There
are many collnlcrfclts of this salvo,
some of which are dangerous. whilc
.thoy are all worthlostz. in buying

\t‘lltit linsol Salvo .xoo that tlto Iltlmt‘

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. I . i‘. 41' )1 ‘. -:
. WEDNESDAY. all 9. m

w
are also mentioned. “Illuminati re‘
port In tuado on these two cam, aud
the allowance In still being ulttdo, pro-
sumaltiy. '

Tile Eiilnrd‘idli i W

'sbows' that "MI was allowed for clerk

" . ) ) s ‘f‘ I ' one. soot. l. little. on then-commanda-
. I \ e .ttoa oi the late Congressman Russell.
1 _. ’ ( . .Tbe amount was discontinued in 1903.

i'l‘be ilatnden post oiflca was allowed
P200 per year let some time up to Oct.
I. Will), when it was cut oil. Congress-
. .tnun Sperry shortly after that tiled a
letter front the postmaater oi llamdeu,

urging the re—cstabliahnteut of tlio ai-

stitt'o Btifltlflis Nothing by

' . .Iowauco. Willl‘il was granted. It was
Poslofflce location “it'ii‘iiiiiti ‘i‘.‘1?i€....i.it:.“t.xi‘iii
Efforts Only to help Illier

iI’N'tlnlllit'litilliitlll of Congressman Hus-
Constituents

I soil. from June 22.“)00. until August 22.

H #0... .

congressmen. from this

3 limit. In the some. way 8100 was allowed
.at Sirattord til the recommendation of
istlmc one in .ne Wlliio house. presum-
\\’\‘lii|\l(‘TU\' I) i‘ \I h " lubiy tho but John Addison Porter.
. ' i ' ‘ . - .. . “V" "" T'I‘his amount was reduced to 50 Ma

The attention lumt i,|‘|l‘|l board on the 1 III. lililfil. At tho Woodbtlrv o‘Iilco "t;
"00" "I :IV I'::IIIH"| “4 Ill'lt‘hi‘lillI IS “Arc i has been allowed from limo-to time (or
you on t to to or lottor'." " to- nlcm- . . -. ..(._

i... to un- mm or me warm ikil'iuiuhrii‘i. iii.'iini’ii‘y"i‘i'il‘§.ii‘i3ué’i
assistant postmaster general. showing August i. 1903.

illo tutnlbcrs who bore asked or rcc- : In all ulum} cases the allowance was
‘1’)"";"'I::fl“" [N'lem'l' l‘u”"‘l““‘t”:l" ligating! i made bi‘t'illlrli‘ oi mail handled in trun-
‘-‘*‘ 0 "4' 0‘ 0"” I“ ' ' sit. in tin-w town-t til re are several
itllla pmtonices. This it port incliidcs.pom office. and tile "3“" office In.“
ililli'tlS:||‘\'Ol.\" mtmli’ii‘ ‘fllit‘tgi’y'mtiii'eizii lconslderablc mull intended [or the 0th-
H'Il WM‘ ”3‘ i "‘ cr OIIII‘l-A‘ ’l‘ho postmaatcrs know these
“"‘r :I"”“"'; I' ”m“ ”[mh‘xfszc “:2! parties iiro in another section of the
n“ " "'I' ” "”"'-5“"~‘ ” I town, bill unless thev ar- Iron clerk
.tnylhlng criminal. Illll tho I‘t'pm'i mifliillwalli‘i' lo romail them-(Ignore thov
.Ieclucdiy lilirlcutliug for all thlti. it is l are “m allowed to transmit them."i‘hey
*lllllli'fii‘d ”0‘an hf“; :ilfliiillfganOKI can only solid them to the dead letter
”’"Ki'i‘h’ i‘l'“ '3 "i t“ 0 “t '~' ‘ ‘oiilco at \Vaslliu ton. Hence the
“Ii“(‘n‘fi- -”"I I” rt-commt-tid certain Iallioultis wore askoi‘l for clcrk hire in
bt-llclltiiil t'ilitligm lllut cilcr-t their dls- i “m.“ one of m“... cases. and u". peo-

, tt'Icls.

This in all that has been cone.
by unv member of ilio llotlse melttioll- l

in] ill the report. and it is hardly prob- :

title that any of those mentioned will
vintage thtir Ideas of how to serve!
thtir districts. in spite of the report‘
of the postoillco department.

Perhaps one of the most unjust in-i

: sinuattour is the one againet Congress-

man Lilloy. oi (‘onnoctlcur It seems‘
.ti-cotding to this rrport, the: Mr. LII—'
on owns inc building which is occu-i
[lit-ti by the postnfllce ut Torrlugton.

of \Villstctl I>. It scouts Mr. Lilley

years ago to the department at a year-
.s‘itllltiillg that ho was to fix it In the

usual way. The postmaster \vas auth-
orized by Mr. Lillcy to sot-uri- the neo-

 

(rsfll'y equipments, and he was given
ito understand the best would be none
too good. Tito office was fixed up In
lilo most modern way. and as it matter
of fact tlto ront received by Mr. Lilley
during the past eight yours has not
paid for the, amount of money spent
l on equipping the office. Whoa Mr. Lil-
:ley was elected in minutes. he found
you: that the law fotltlds any member
oi congress from having contracts wt

llzc govcrnnuut. 'I'wouty-l‘oilr
nittr he learned Ibis. he came

to

i Washington and stated his case to tho .

tirlltll'lnlt‘lli. An investigation was
5 outdo. nttd the opinion oi the attorney
igcnerul was invoked. It was agreed

and also the building where station A.

rented the premium at 'I‘orrlugton eight i

hours

pic scl't'cd as they should be. llamdou
for instance has four post offices beside.
the Ilantdou one, and the postmaster
there is kept busy rc-tnailing letters
that eliotlid go to one or the other of
tho four posloiilt:el. In some of these
towns the clerk ellwauce may not be
needed now as free. rural delivery has
taken Its place. but at the time tho
members recommended the allowances.
fll(_\' were needed and (or the benefit of
tile public the offices served.

There is considerable feeling here
about this report. not so much as to
what it contains tin“ the way it is pill.
and tho use [list can be made oiit.
Any one who reads the report carc-

ily rental of $l.otlo_ with the undor-il‘uily can soc that there Is nothing

wrong itt these recommendations of
'th:‘ members, but sensational stories
:cnn easily be matte tip from the report.
[rho is what the members of congress
fobject to. and which does them Injus-
ticc.

 

. ~"A dose in time saves lives." Ilr.
'Wood's Norway Pine Syrup; nature's
‘rctnedy for coughs, colds, pulmonary
fdisoascs of every sort.

PREMATURE. SAYS PRESIDENT.

Mellen Talks of Railroad Opera-
tions and Bonds.

. President C. S. Mellon. of the New

ll'ork, New ilavcn and Hartford road,

.in an interview today, stated that tho

ireport oi the proposed bond issue of

 

Mr.

’E. C, llr-Witt it (‘o., Chicago. is on the 1’3" Uli‘ department officials ”Ii" “‘9'” ' the New Haven road for $7.000.000

box and a cure In certain.

‘ ('Iil‘iord I'Ilnrmacy. "

 

 

BOY SACRIFICED LIFE SAVING
GIRL

PORTLAND. 0regon_ March
a heroic attempt to rescue Osan Brown.
it little girl who hair-fallen Into the
River from

 

DO YOU WANT STRENGTH?
If you want to increase your

i case, arid the general superintendent of
tho sulcry and allowoltco division
. Miller: "that «:Iut-t- tbo contract was ex-
1 cciitctl before “1‘. Lilloy was oiot-tod to
regard to canceling this lease."

Witch tilt department desired to

i

Tyncl‘. of New Haven. and attrroudercd‘ prominent capitalists of this city. has Tltt inspector of tilt department. how-
,himaelf-lo the ailthot‘IlIfl YUI‘ cousplra sacrificed his own lilo. Tile little girl i ever, after due investigation. rcportod Itcutativo, and have not been dengue.
'any in the case of tho three men who' was saved.
were last block sentenced to terms In.‘

itllat he could Ilnd no other suitable
{plat-o for the station. and suggested
,thnt .iIi'. Lilley could it‘ils‘l: the prom-
llses to a third party, who could then
louse It to the government, When Mr.

Sold by; “'"I‘ “0 “"1"”0“ OI ”'0 i"“’ in‘ "Miter the purpose of carrying out the

I
‘ltuprovemcnts at the Providence. ll.

it. terminal. was premature.‘says tho
ih'ew Haven Leader of last erenlng.
In answer to a question relative to

{Ir—iii 1 (MINUTES. Ill) Htiiull should bi‘ taken Ill i we bend “sue, Mr. Mellen ”III: "Th0

.suggestion of a 87.000.000 Issue oi
Ibouds probably grows out of the ap-

a ateatuor.‘ Icatso loom tor station A at \Yiostcd. plicatiou for an amendment to the
a innit dealer of New anru. "hillt' Sumner Smith, the twontyono your old Mr. Lilici' Informed the 380!“ that he charter of the Providence Terminal
yesterday in company with .Iudgoi son of w. K. Smith. one of the most could not leave it to the sovcrnmellhicompsny and the contemplated Inl-

jprovements there which are yet only

iy determined upon. the surveys of
{which have not as yet been completed
and when the work Is started it will
occupy several years in its prosecu-
ltioll."

"Them in no occasion to raise arty

DEATH RATE IN NEW VORK ANDIto bonds of 85.000. which were furnish od. assimilated and appropriated byi rented the premises to Mr. Charles S. tion therewith. nor.will they be New

CHICAGO.

During November and ilocombe'.‘?g'fi

Hartford.

1903. one fifth of the deaths In Now anrch 26.

York and Chicago were from p'l-‘umo-
l-‘oley‘s Honey and Tar not only
stops the cough
pneumonia, so do not take chances on
a cold' wearing away. when Foley's

EVERV THRILL OF AGONY

from file inieelllies.
. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure adds to the phy-
sical. It gives strength to and builds
'up strength in the human svstctn. It

by the Actna illrlt-mnily (‘0llllilil)'.i'th0 uorvcs. blood and tissues boiorel Newt-club, who in turn leased it to the
ills trial was fixed {enticing expelled

.\lr. Bristow in his report.
relation to

depurtuicut.
lcouclttdos as follows ill
E those cases:
genres does It appear that tile govfrul-

but heals Iand along the nerves. M”,- festering sore ; is pleasant to taste and palatable. and 2 mom has paid an excessive renta
strengthens the lungs and prevents lor gnawing ulcer. every flush of fever..tho only combination of digoslants referred to these cases in my report.'

'every pimple or outbreak on the skin i that will digest the food anti om‘tblcI not because there was any fraud lndl~
1

means poison of some kind In

thelthe system to approm'tuio all (if its‘ outed ill the business transactions. bttt

Honey and Tar 'will care you quickly - blood. The cleansing. poison-expelling health and strength-giving- .qunlliies._ soloi)’ because such contracts Hill'l'fll“

and prevent serious results. Sold 1“ remedy of the age is Dr. David Kenna} l Sold by Clifford Pharmacy.

Ptalsted's drug store. ,

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PENNSYLVANIA‘FIAILROADSTOCK-
HOLDE ‘

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PHILADELPHIA, March s.——-Thc
57th annual meeting of the stockhold-
.era of the Pennsylvania Railroad was

i held. today .andxadjournmeut was had ;

after a session 0'. nine minutes. The
annual “report". was adopted without
reading or tangent. A committee of
seven stock ‘ ra was appointed to
nominate directors to be elected at
the annual election on March 22.

 

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KING ALFGNSO EBSAT'H‘s TREAT.
I

MADRID. March 8.—-King Alfonse
has signed den ratifying the arbi-
traitomconv distract Spain and
Great Britain 8 In and Frace.

 
 

 

idy's aew.modicine. Cal-curs Solvent.
l

vActs‘q‘uicltly. without paimor grilling;
[Write to the Cal-omit Company. Ron-l

 

ARIZONA FOR ROOSEVELT.
TUCSON. Aris.. March 9.—-—Tho ile-

Edout. Nut. for information and n fret-l pnblican territorial convention has

Isample bottle.

 

; HARTFORD arroauev means.
‘ \VATERBURY, Mai‘cll 9.——Altorney
:W. l. Frisbie, of this city. was yester-
day. committed to the retreat for the
in he at Hartford. Frisble is a
wet thy property holder. His real-
dence on Hillside avenue is one of the
:fineat in theclty.

ONLY CURE FOR DVBPEPSIA.

 

 

i
'Dclu says: "i aulered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried __ovorythlng i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm. and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely."

.. tlt‘or sale by R. H. Piaiated. 1". ll. Bax-
ter. and the Clifford Pharmacy. ”

 

 

 

 

 

 

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“ ; elected delegates to the Chicago eon-

ivenlton. They were instructed for
Roosevelt... A strong resolution was
adopted against.) int statehood on y
form. declaring , r a territorial i rm
of government indefinitely. in more
once to a merger.

WOMEN'S KIDNEVS.
Women are more often aifllded with
kidney disorders than men. but attrib-
ute the symptoms to diseases peculiar

 

hire. Franklin Bush. of New Castle...‘0 the" 8". “We in- reality the kid-

; neys are deranged. Nervouaneu.

[headache putty or dark circles under

the eyes. pain in the back,.are signs
of kidney trouble that must not be
ignored. or a serious malady will re-
sult. Foley's Kidney Cure haa‘restor-
ed the health of thousands of weak.
nervous, broken down women. it stops
irregularities and strenxtholu the ori-
nary organs. lt.purmoa the blood
and benefits the whole system - Sold
'1 fiatatod'a drug m ”
- , i . .

WASHINGTON EPUILICANS WIN.

sear-rut, w. tngtoat. larch s.-—.
Incomplete returns , the munlcl ' l
election trillion.“ of the '0-
pnblicaa ticket. headed by R. A. Ball-
lager; 'ohadidate for more, r.

'- .coma cause PNIUMONIA.
" One of the meet his easel

 

; of a cold. doepaestod on the lungs.
‘ oaaatngtjneumoaia'. is that of

lira.

Gertrude B. Moor . lad. who

that i ran down to weight troll
.33 page“. i tried a number
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fed to be lit violation of the statute."

The report also locations at home.
jiongth the case of tho Norwulk poslv
oilico. where tho, ofllcc was changed
'trom its old location to the Norwalk
club rooms. This was recommended by
Mr. Hill because the old quartets could
not be secured. the old lessor having
refused a renewal of the lease.
Net-walk cluo agreed to lit up their
rooms for the poet oilice and the offer
was accepted by the department at a
retrial of 8900 per year. The report on
this case winds up by the statement
that “Investigation by Inspectors Pen-
dleton anti Birdseye, reported on the
10th of October. 1903. dicloacs the fact
that Congressman Hill owns '20 shares
In the Nerwalk Club company. this be-
Ing one twenty~ninth of the total
stock."

The other lease case mentioned is
the New Britain one. where a proposi-
tion to move .he ofllce was made and

The matter was. however. adjusted uy
building an addition to the bracelet-
ilce. and the rent paid by the govern-
ment was increased item $1.20!) per
year to 82,100.

In all these ca It la apparent from
the report itself t tvtbe Connecticut
members In no waybenoilted them-
felm :r these changes. They“ simply
a cat: case reco t em, or
the good of them because
the new locations mailman to the
old. or more when... was. found
necess;ry.ll1'l;o canoe—yo at: Iéivutb
sated !t e from ., . generi-
merit. and .their reports mass In
each easel There is no- ..

Mal
them-tun pollttoai notice on:

"In none of the above?

The ‘

recommended by Congressman Henry.-

hmht to bear by the about
the department. and lim any .-

lllnvcu road bonds when Issued."
. Askcd regarding the purchase of
tho Fair Haven and Wmtvlllo road.
and the bontl insuc for that purpose
the following was authorized by
. President Mellon:
“In regard to the debentures issued
‘on account of the purchase of the
Fair Haven and \i'cstville Railroad. I
would say that tip to the present time
there has been nothing done except
illtc arrangement to Issue 31/; per cent.
Idobcuturcs that are to be exchanged
tor the Fair l-lth-u and Weetvlllc
isloch. and its the authorized capital of
into It‘alr Haven and \Veslvillc. Is. $5.-
iiltltmltitl. this issuolut‘ , 35-; per cont.
[bonds will be just double that amount.
"The bonds will not go on tho nutr-
iitci for sale. they .being exchanged
;wlih the Individual stookholders. and
presumably Will be retained by them
in lieu of their shares and the. only
way they could go on the market will
be in the same way the stock came.
through the closing out or change of
investment by the Individual holders."
The above Is .the first oillcial alt-
uouncctnent made-by President Mei~
len since It became known that tho
road had acquired the Fair Haven and
Westvllle. He made the above state-
ment on account ottltenumerous ru~
mors stating that the road, was in the
market to raise an enormous sum of
money. The bond. Issue tor the Fair
Haven in the ouly’one which has been
authorized by the New Haven road.
The bonds‘will bring from 90 to 92
and area good lurestnlent for sav-
ings banks. it. is understood they are
being freely contratgeddor by the
banks throughout the .ataic.

PAUPER DASH“ HI THROAT.

\VlI.l.iMANTlC.~hlIreh 9.—Sumncr
Brackctt. an agedfivunste of the Ash-
ford ”Aims. House.,wlli
from wounds ”eel min silo .
wtas found roster-flirting on

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

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