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. ‘Qlll be our [ppm Wait’ollor tor this wank. ;
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ate the qu‘lty. and buy trip.
3" Parlor Minna left at the following cut price».
slam LAMP: now mom.
3 net .
fl _ t‘.
it .i“
1m tAl'u-s now no. .
j ‘ tom LAaPs now are.
" p.00 LAMPs now am.
4 ‘ am LAMPS now. no.
' ‘. 'oao‘LAura now 3.».-
ono LAuPa now an
4.50 LAM» now 3.00.
. .. 4.00 LAMP: now. 2.60.
. ,3.» Laura now 225.
.3 3.00 Laura now 1.75.
Q, rims: HAM?“ AT A «chance.
ianAnv LAnrs A1- A BACRIFIGE.
. itoa ooraioa areas-r LAM” A7 A aAcntrica.
I inaana '4' LAMP annosLien ms mm TO cLose woo
, t MMWM noouesraa Chin's A1- A aAoairica. ,
him ouoioa Lula or new sultan, iwoax, SCRAP,
no"; Ann FLOWER). r9 aatooaopananotaes or 0031'.
now: an: suture oorj uoaaoooanaaaevso, near
1' enliven, ALl. nope: not? do At one tartar axrinaa
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it“ My: noia'prebarodio'sboiwfalm line of Carpet:
hairline popular grader. ‘ ; Consisting’of INGRAM.
iii-C on. Taiwan? art/55w. 39px Barrow. ~
n firina'andjapanm ganglion; 4.3. a large one,
‘ " China Mailings 121-2cto' 35c.
fanatics: Mailings 20c to 50c.
Of OilpCloths and Linolemi we allow all widths and oa-
‘rl‘tinr'tgn‘alltlér; * ‘ ' ‘ . ‘
‘ Roy: and dial: in large bariety.
‘3. Shades to order a specially.
‘ile-l ti 4'
34 wallow " $31le 3 '»
1:";3
Telopllo 'tléitda‘ib.” r.
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3"" '-,-'?'l A
61k .97:
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tpl‘u‘"; I“ W: ’1‘ .n
3“: - 3k [5 3
autumn tainted or, Rodin-ohm no. profit“:
Willi {N toot-I oahaito Now. 'uouoa cLEANING aurici.
‘ ' niaoovaa natty mountainous in ma 3naaau-r
filth“ 5919 "rrit titletgsai‘fléor A _ haw. .Mflfifit".
OR OIL CLOTH. lF THM.30§CQQIIES.~ VOUR 'RfiQICN
than tum ooanwrenofignrin3wiia'. arm‘ AND
H 1 «In; oug,tiri§o:.rlmAiu rue. metres-
.Li'iiri“ f‘ . =r
. whereupon
when .. . . 32
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‘ more int-neon mastication aaainat
reunitebintiserlmn . .3 f
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no
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lit. -
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- in“
yoineli penetrates
u;
, disease , »
lite Madum'
flhonla libel mp.
tun-d mucous labraao, and absolute-
ly drives oatarrll M the ayatem.
"8min remarkable results have toi-
i’owed the II. ni‘ .liyoinoi by the beat
Pharmacy have the molest‘ioonfldenm t
in, the power. to cure reatarrh. They be
have in it so thoroughly. that they will
alve'thelr personal guarantee to re-
fund the moneylt it a not. cure.
the purchaser lobe, MW .3 .
Thin is an unusual otter and the
first time that an! medloiao or treat-
ment for the cure of catarrh has been
sold in this way. it it out-ea, the ox-
pmuo la trillion. While it it tails. the
cost is absolutely nothing.
it you are dominate enough not to
be troubled with alarm. tell your
"leads of the Zettiuss Pharmacy's ol-
Itar and get them to lake advantage or
L . . .
ENTlIE rAuiu "unions.
lridgaport to Loaa Managers of the!
Town Almahotm.
“llRlDGEPORT. March 22.—'l"nin city
in somewhat stirred up over the art’-
iniruu family. whish has been in
ch'ngo of tho almshouse in this town
tor thirty-eight years. Michael instant.
the superintendent: Mrs. iaogan, tnr
matron; Thomas hogan, the clerk. and
Maggie luignn. the assistant matron.
have sent in their rcaiguationn to Dr.
W. J. A. O‘Hara, the president of ”It.
board or public. charitlen for Falrileid
(lounty. .
The only reason for those rcnlgna
lions, according to the members of the
(entity. is that. they don’t care to stay
there any longer. it is understood.
however. that the members of the ram
lly have told their friendu that under
the tninditlonn that exist at the town
term at the present time they will
stay no longer. Just what these are is
not known.
, Under the administration of the [.0-
iaans the town tarot has been called a
model or its kind, and purple interested
in thoad “mailers have come from all
over the"siate to inspect: it. For at-
most forty years it has been run by
Mr. loxnn's family arid the sudden
determination to reiin dish their hold
in causing consldcrnbl surprise.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo ulnine Tablets.
All druulsla’ refund omoney It it
latte to cure. it, W. tl‘r‘ove's signature
is on each box. .asu. "
w...—
L».iArs want Toronto be A' LA“
ot the inn“.
people in anal! Namath. that zeiil'unu .
itiown the stairs the two «looped (ought
llt'UllCt‘mfilll- 0‘ the maturation 9' th“iilui‘('oly till the [miners lnttlrniiatl lllttl
. l
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3 . .
-. w «driller;
Dill Mill initiation-1
mil .p. at 32W :i -.
($th
t
i'l‘b‘o liar-third (hawanttiaut it‘rldny
moral“. oontalnad an account of the
tit. Patrick'a's day, battle between: the
varioua ciaaaea of Trinity 001w“. in
that plan. Wily .‘paid a
compliment tonAaronvtioburn. son or
its-Mayan and Mrs. J. Milton Column.
of m Ital-walnut >lllI‘ilbllIt” to
outwltathe mothers at the sophomore
clan. 'l‘lio Oourantaaid: '
'li‘lnity freshmen planted tlistr class
banner no the domoiol. the Capitol.
yesterday morning; whore it waved tie.
beneath the sophomore! all day long.
But the real 8t. Patrick's Day battle
between the claaau wait irritant onibe
Stairways ol' Jurvlu Hall tor the pot-r
session or an alt With which a aopti-
omore had armed‘hlmul‘t to butter
downgtha draw of the prison pen from a
window of whinh, like old iiarbarn
it‘rtotclile. an imprisoned (ambition wan
waving a nag-one tlaa oi i901. tip and
a truce wait declared. ‘ .
it was a lively and nutrition day in
the buildings, and about the rampart.
and members of the sophomore and
lrcshmn'olmas vied with math other
in a control dear to the hearts of the
undergraduate. 0n the part o! the
lreshmen the ob not was to hang out
hurl bo lot-op fly nra banner bearing
the numerals oi the class and the sole
purpose in life ot the nophombroa. iu‘
the time-being. was to‘ prooent'rthta;
80 St. Patrick's Day was: devoted to u
attentions wrangle 'hctwem“ the two
classics for supra-nutty.
The tun began at breukrm day. 'i‘wo
oo'phs. Perry and Winston. while loot-
Ina over the colic-lie building-dinner-
rred the its: oi 1901ilostln¢ from the
tower oi the physical laboratory, 'l‘hoy
a‘t mice set out to bring the ambient
down. The ir‘eahmen, confident of t
inability of their murmur-titanic route.
the banner, had iott'thc spot ungudrd-
on. Perry procured a ladderK titty teat
long. from Bourdniau ilull. and with
the assistance at several of hta class-
mates. put the ladder to position. and
usccndlnplt. soon htnl the homer in
his poneesslon. This was only a cor-
lain raiser to the tray. 'i‘he sophomores
patrolled the college grounds in starch
0f imhmon, who. whru «matured. wore
put in looruin from which escape was
impossible. Thin plan was adopted to
wattle-n the‘l’reahnilm china and pro-
entertains-nearly."-
SenatOr Scott Attributea‘Thelr buttons
at Port Arthur to Their instruc-
tion at Iridgaport.
WASHINGTON. D. 0.. March 21:-
'l‘he struggle for the adoption by the
army for coast defense. or the navy for
general use. of the Lake submarine
boat. an interesting Connecticut inven.
tion. in «rousing countdemble discussion
in Wailhtnilon it themheflt‘umo.
iii-at light for and against the radon
lion of lifts hoot viaa on tin-naval ap-
propriation bill. when. greasman
mil carried the day had“ an inserted
into the bill an appropriation for hair
marines, without naming the kind of
boat to he aeteoted.
~ it Was. however,~ln the senate that
annut and our light was made for the
adoption of the~Protoclon or another
bout 0! the some type. The proposi-
tion here wan to have the government
purchaae this boat for the use oftbe
school or submarine detenae‘mnnectm
with the army. Senator Piott secured
the adoption of this amendment to the
fortification bill. and $250,000 wnntho
.afiou‘nt allowed. , ' g v
winning the oouraemt the discussion
in the senate: Summitxmaie ‘a
. rntbea‘rsrnarltablsvatatamont. when be
upon an tollowa: “i on national in in!
; o 'rnindiwilleotoouhelonnmtos-
h it. that the‘aut’ioeaa at the u-
aa heels at Port. Arthur was
or title to the not thatalapaaeae
wet-pencil! noon one at thetaakerboatl.
Wailers, teamed to nonveraouoo:
a Jananoae wan employed an when a
laakemoat. He was. asisplendid nook.
He one very. infinitive. He ‘atayatl
with the Lake peonle‘for o. year. TM
he told than tlult he oouhi «and there
another cools; that-he had to leave. it
mond‘onearranlound. He stand a
rangiartd‘hafavaa vary inquisitive-19nd,
hol'nlanllegtodnarept inter-eagle , the
boat. Then he ed and said he
The class of 1907 will ralse on the campus
that on". reaching the door at the. same
, anon a. third 33.3.1.3".
' illusion apatite matinee not it:
appropriations. "..-"“,.o..g,g;,:..u_ _ ‘7
m. *’ NI ”
' an arena" 37
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vent3tneni3 iron 3. ' unis any; further.
«nonfat liner l‘i' oai remit;
mi in the nophs being outwlttrd and
ihnvlng the John turnedrupou thum-
isolvrn. .. /'
’ When the morning mail was diatrib-
iuied, each sophomore rcccived an on-
:vclope, In which was: Plll‘ltlit‘tl u neatly
Tcuaravted card rradhix:
1 "You are cordially" invited to printout
your oat-ruse on Stil’atrlrk'» Day to
rubber at a hahner which the glorious
of Trinity College, Time. any 'oid
tithe." ' 5.; ,1
‘The sophst mi 1 dorlslvcly, and
thought the too a ‘ on the freshmen.
who had already put up thrir banner
only to lose it, and’ furthermore. ball
at the class Vlllu in captivity.
. However. the 1907 men had not been
isleeptng during the night. The chapel
1 service was largely attended, expenlai‘
ly by the sophomores. who were glory:
lag over their victory. After the nor
vice. when the colloxcmeu reached
the. campus. the city went up. "There‘s
the banner. Hurrah for lWi‘." [The
sopbe thought it a joke perpetrated
by the upper riaasmcn.-but.upon look»
in; to. the fourth atbry oi. the middle
nation «Jarvis nan, they new Aaron
(inborn. of South Mrwallt. leaning tar
oat of a window holdin‘ petitioner on
which was plainlyvlsi thounumer-
ula “1907." ‘. .3
On the lioor beneath was William
Crubb abolition one end or. the banner.
The aophs sprinted tor middle Jarvis
at once. The freshmen. who were tree.
niao raced for the» same apot,»botb
time. A rough and taxable lightni-
Iowed. Those. who could iron them-
selves ran uptho alalrs and on out»):
landl allahttoohplace. The battle:
were / em and the (rt-sham grow
more dew as the nopha aun-
aoeded inn-letting up each. duht .0!
«atalra. lien were tailing and beta:
thrown down the atah‘a. buliino- one
seemed triathlon. . ,. . . .
' :An - lmpetuolns ’Ifllllwmm‘e procured
an.“ "tithfllm-tn batter dawn the
door. .A-alniualo entitled over. its. .3,
FY»
maul bet-a
mo narrowlv . . .
‘ ~» Altar are-tia-
orai .
“attack loath-mason 4
kidneys; Mt.
“.493! “3393.
K Minute
Mi nation a a is. within iiu
. sadnsmugtelhr‘inqéwliimsmlal intro-
3 .
“amulet: .
flunk ' '
_ ‘ ‘ . at all Fri '
It won al'lt‘eat hia lntntailt' to;
many at Duran-i. llaxten‘a ,oualonterh
when they lcarned that his utoclt of
In; tloward'ti a‘pooiiio‘for tho-aura at
or. was exhdiiatrd.
no been able to
obtain a further nappy which he otter»
on the name iormu :1 ”regular: hit!
so could. 3 3
little pellets of Dr‘. Howard's Iliad i.
digestion or that. full million. it
atrenltbens the whole digestive iti'ti-
lem, alvcu natural and entry notion to
the bowrds. and allmhlntp the limit“
liver, . llntitto ordlutwy "1“
constipation and dyapepsla. tlin‘ dose is
reduced aitcr llw ilruticw' (lilyll' our.
and thc run»; It makes nro permanent.
Take advantage of the rent lidrxaiu
Mr- Baxter u altering. ii the npeotilo
did not masons" unuuual value, b:-
would not be no ready to sell ii on tho
"no cure no pay" plan. ‘ ,
tour. 8 in 22
nous struggle of ten minutes. in which
neither side was gaining an advantaae.
Acting President lJuther appeared and
naked lhc nun to cease struggling. Ills
reouwt was linnledlmtly " oom'plied
with and u truce was declared. The
treahmen came from their ntorltadc.
and the struggle in" Jarvis "all want
titan end. When the clowns rcaclu-d
the t‘lllllplln it rush (allowed, but this
lasted only a‘t'ew minutes.
"l‘llt Hflllilll worn puzzled tor‘n tinn-
uu to how thc freshmen who had been
locked to thc room scoured the banner.
Fred (1. llcilrlck, oi Jacksonville, Fla”
explained the mystery. He had pre.
pared an extra banner ‘on’ Wednesday
and tearing the sauna would take it
from him it he carried it. be wrapped
It about his luidy, and in this manhol-
contwiilul it. icurly yesterday morn-
ing the sophs capturing lledrlck and
put him in the room with the other
trehhmen. tht- l90tl moo not knowing
that he carried a banner on him. The
insult was that the banner wax dis-
played at an opportune time.
As is usually the case. both classes
claim the victory .and as there is no
ilnul court oi appeal the matter will
forever remain unsettled. The fresh-
men kept our banner up for seven
hours, and had it"‘second one hanging
out for a ball hour. with chances of
keeping it our for several hours more.
l'l‘ho‘sophomot‘eu claim trail: for rap~
turlaa the real (taxonomy that, by
(tithing a truce, they prevented the
banner lmm‘relnalnlng ‘up all day.
Moat upper class men declare the. nt-
lalr a draw. ‘
iconao Heuonam‘toaa‘or THE
Lotion
“Several years since my lungs were
so badly alter-ted that i had many
hemorrhages.” writés A. M. Aim. oi
Wood. ind. ‘jl took treatment with
several physicians without any benellt.
i then ‘uiarted total"! Foley's Honey
and .Tar. and my lungs are now as
nound as a bullet. ‘ I recommend it
it: advanced stages of lung trouble."
Foley‘s’fione'y‘ and TM stops the
cough and heala the lungs. and pre
vents serious results from a cold. itc-
fuse‘ substitutes. Sold at Plalatod'a
drug stone, » "
COME RAILROAD lNNOVATlONS.
Will be introduced In Harriman Pro.
portion by Julius Kruttachnitt.
SAN immersed. Mlll't‘h 22.-——’l‘ht’:
Chronicle says today: 'ln his new po.
riltlon tigexerntlve operating oilicinl oi
all the Harrlma‘n properties. .iulluu
Kruttnrhtlitt will . introduce sqnc
startlinx innovations to railroad man-
agement. It' the programme Which hi-
uow‘hus under coitulderation' is put
. lato prettier the llurrlmau syult‘m will
i be mitlip into several iuanagers' din»
it'll-ts. He is known to look with furor
upoli a aclicme‘to Dlllt't‘ tilt; Ogden line
from Omaha to San Francisco under
the direction and authority of one aeti-
oral manager. He also omiwinpintea
the operation of the Oregon Railroad
and Naviaatton Company. and . tlic
Oregonishort Line naroue. properly.
it is understood. that, Mr. . .Krutt-
sohultt’s idea is to place W. 1d. Ban-
uroit in acharge oi the Omaha-San
Francisco line, to give C; H. liarlihnm
the management of the Southern Pact-
tlo propertiea‘betwééh here nnd‘El Pas-
try. and to intend the jurisdiction of
Prosttte‘ht antllleueral Manager. A. H.
Richter. oi the Oregon Railroad and
Navigation Company, so thntdhe will
be responsible for the operation of the
Oregon Short Line from Huntington to
Gran or in additional Portland and
Wash nation proportion. All" the scr-
srataeneral manners will repair to
Krutterhnttt. whope headquarters . Ill
be lnfih‘ln’fio‘. . ’ ‘ j j
. cHtuaaawAtir W‘ nauovao
auction at immigration Pigt to British
. : ' Colombian Government.
‘VICTPR Ari I,C..,.7N. ‘
author ediunliun'mo’v
learned from: donr ., ‘_
scrum argumentation, made a prop
bullion to the notion government to the
meet that,“ chimed. government.
boring ' train its’ subjects
lbw? British imminent to'allow .Chl-
“no W
lion libel“?
MW
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”'3 Milk
Li‘k "33
rimtflh“
1'
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t
uttio anthem
nan! hwkaxr, containing no doves for.
After a hearty meal, take one at "It; .
and you will have‘no’ trouble trail ‘3 '
roles {or .
trout emigratih’atoiie Transvaal. aaka : '
nose: lmmtfiflog.lnb.tntlflahi 300111, in-
anvatit bit under very machzeaalsr conditions , ,3
" ' .;andhlnsinaatlbe-aa
M. new tax nowlnla . “
. ,1 in use (or-over 80 flint-s,” borne the signature of
1,7‘1llloitlwt
“ .3 Hi
mono:
. , straws“
. v73“ 3,
‘ 33¢ : t hridgaport “EM—i
Him
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The opening day of Fair Weft: was a s'uoce‘as every“-
way. Great admiration has been expressed for the bean-
tiful decorations and the: line exhibits of goods. The Tea.
Roam on the fourth floor is a bowel: oi Wisteria vines and
lilac trees. Here in the morning from ten o‘clock until
eleven-thirty is a Recital of the Apollo Piano Player
which is attached to dilute sweet toned Schlcicher piano.
This place is. a delightful spot to rest for awhile-rind chat
with friends. and you are certain to meet ghost of them.
i
In the afternoon the music is by Jerome May‘s or‘
cheatra, and during the concert tea is served.
Take the elevator from the carpet Store.
A Souvenir is presented to all whose purchase amounts
to $2.00 or over.
Don't miss anything. Take a look around the Furni-
ture Warcrooms adjoining the Tea Room. Be sure and
see the Exhibition Rooms. One is arranged as a dining
room and contains a. beautiful mahogany suite. The other r
is a fascinating "Dan” with mission furniture and almost
everything suggestive of a pleasant evening at home.
On the third floor are new patterns of Velvet and
Axminstcr Carpets. also a fine exhibit of Oriental Rugs.
On the second floor Brussels and Tapestry Carpets.
v
r
, Dani's Gloves.
To those who have been waiting we wish to an-
nounce that the new Dent Gloves are here. The “Hava-
na." the “Knock Around." and the two-button Pique
Suede in beaver and tan.
A Hosiery Sprain: for Fair Weak.
Fine black lisle Hone. i
Plain weaves. i
Richelieu. or ‘;
Rembrant Ribbed.
‘ For Fair Week Only.
mull-REM
l a
A quality never sold for
less than 38 cts.. for 25 cts.
ram 434
3.35%;-
l
t
and has been made under his por-
. . , sonnl supervision since its inmate].
- ' Allow no one to deceive you in thin.
Janeen-rm _' lta'ltt'ltatlona ilnd“Juatons-good‘ , 1’ are. but
Ernst-Moots that title with and endanger the health of
Inmate andGhlldro jun—Experience against Experiment:
Wham mat-onto
aura-tars «team, adhetlfttlto roi- Manny-“Paro-
norm, 3 as, allotment 8r, in “Jet’wnt- It ‘
mummiwm Marian no nor ethanxareom
«balance. [to age is ill guarantee. It destroys Worm! .
and ntlaya'ltevorlalineu. In-"dur'oa Diarrhmaand Wind 3
“9'7““. W7 ”birthril‘roubles. cures Coordination ‘
mill Flotilla”. unanimous the Food, regulates the .
Stomach madman giving healthy and neutral sleep.
The Children’s Panaeeih The Mother’s Friend, . .
ctr-has: AT Mm
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all has been iii-ouch minal “the
, Connecticut -Rallway 4b- laithtlnx Com.
1.9m to the common, pleas courtly
Grant“ mm and Howard H. Tram.
‘" _ of Standard. tor 81.000 damages tor be-
- in: run into hyva lay carvakortly
altar midnight up ,1", nary “to. will:
rldln: in a aloizh ovdf
odilalon d
ureil'tbo horse. ‘
Ill
3.3M
up,
on .
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