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F0127 Norwalk and vicinity: Gener-
ally cloudy and possibly light local
showers tonight anti Wednesday. Light
scattering ahewemhnve occurred our-3
lns’t a past twenty-four hours In the
Mlssi ‘slppl and Ohio Valleys and along
the South and Middle Atlantic coasts.
lopsiderable cloudy weather prevails
this morning In the Lake region and
New England. The conditions faves
for this vicinity slightly higher tem-
perature and considerable cloudy won-
ther. but not much rain.
___..___._..—-
i.ester D. Beerspf Betllel, spent Sun-
day with friends in Norwalk. .
A regular meeting of l’. C. Louns-
bury Lodge, N. E. 0. P.. will be held
this evening, at the lodge room in
Washington street.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando 1. Allen are to
move shortly to South Main street.
where ...ey will occupy the house for-
merly occupied by C, A. Freeman.
Miss Alice Platt. of South Norwalk.
is the guest of Miss Nellie Jennings, 5
Liberty street. Danbury. She will re-
run in Danbury about a month.
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Pierce. of Win.
nlpauk, and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Al-
len. of Westport, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs, l“. W. Pierce...“ Maple ave-
nue. panbury. oVer Sunday.
The fprmers. who are harvesting
their'crops of hay, are having difficulty
in finding men to work in the fields.
As high'ae.$2.50 a day andboard is be‘
ing offered. by some of them. .. .
. Councilman Gerard ii. Weed has
completed the extensive improvements
about his properties in Hamilton ave-
nue, having built a handsome granite
retaining wall and laid new sidewalks.
ln-the superior court in Bridgeport.
Friday, Judge Bareback heard the evi-
deuce'in'the application of Menu Top-
pan for divorce from Arthur W. Tap--
pan, on the ground of excessive cruelty
and reserved decision. . .. .
A *game ,of base hall between the
Bethel and Glenbrook teams will be
played on the Henry street grounds.
next Saturday afternoon, at 3 oelock.
There Will be two games on the lgfourth
of,.luly. between the Bethel and Indo-
pendents, of South Norwalk. The in-
deprndcnts is the team that opened the,
season here and playgood ball'.‘ .The
team has been beaten only by Bethe-I.
——Betbel correspondent Danbury News.
A large party ‘of ~Stamforditea-z who
went tin-Retort Point, Saturday night,
had the doubtful pleasure of walking
to their several homes from Miller's
bridge. Wor- aome reason or other, the
last Myrtlemvenue oar failed towalt
for the Norwalk' car with which it
should have (connected. With the
thermometer ,doing funny. stunts in
the upper notches,.walking was lots of
fun., if you don’t believe it ask P.
Henry Toner.—~Stamford Advocate.
Superintendent A. V. Wainwright of
the Connecticut Railway and Lighting
company, was at Roton Point. Satur-
day eveniug. on "a(:ontingg,.bll§lgess"
in connection with‘the. repeated abort
eircuiiing of the lighting wires ‘and
the consequent. inconveniences. it was
thought to be the'worli of.» somexyonng
men. and every once in a.:While'the.
superintendent, would make a detour
around the grounds and watch the go-
ings on. As a consequence the lights
did not snout. . .v, .. . .
Smoked lieul
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Small sudSEiZCurod Hams
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or South Mom Sir-73:7
w. awe—i you i $¢Wmmfi
Corny o! Rowland
magnum.»
enjoying hla.,anllual vacation.
almost gone.
is suffering with a very painful felon
a horse morning aroundlthe s.t.rost..-.’);hsj
‘P'i. .
first! it! art “but
i‘tdltilhti fish."-
Uorlbmflouso, tomorrow. ‘ . ..
Willlhln ii‘. Bryant. ofmtho Holmes»
Keelor It Seller-k Company's store, ls
flange Talmadgprioat the tip of one
of an fingernwhllo at his work at the
Roth]. Goldacbtnldt corset shop. Sat-
urday.
Mrs. EM. Sanger is the hostess at
thi .,aiternnon'r meeting of the. Pine
Lease Whlst Club. at tile Pine Lodge
Club house.
Wild rod raspberries are beginning
to ripen in the fields and bythe road
sides, and the’ileld strawberries arc
Mina Edna brush. of Franklin street.
on her. right Ilalld. Dr. Clark Is at‘
tending her.
Mrs." Marysll. Wilcox. who. linabecu
visiting relatives. Ill .tuwn. left. this .
morning for her home lll Charlestown. .
New Hampshire.
Captain Lucius J. Stevens. of Clinton.
has been spending a few days in South
Norwalk while his schooner. Rachel
Stevens. is Ill port, .
.Mr. and Mrs. John Dyan and daugh-
ter Jennie, of Danbury. spent the Sub
both with Mr. and Mrs. George li‘lynn.
of South Norwalk.
Mrs. M. J.‘ Frost; ol' Lowe street. who
underwent a difficult operation at the
Norwalk Hospital, Sunday afternoon.
is doing as well as can be expected.
Mr, and Mrs. Willett Thomton. of
Brooklyn, have arrived In South Nor-
walk. to spend the summeriwith Mrs.
Lena Briggerman. of Fairfield avenue.
Mrs. Agnes Bailey and daughter Ad-
die. of Day street, will leave the last
part of next month for Vermont,
where they intend to make their future
home.
‘Raymond Brothers. owners .of the
Beachside Inn. in Gren Farms. are
now engaged in extending the whim
and bathing houses..as well as com-
pleting an extensive sea wall.
The regular weekly class meeting
walk Methodist.i¢ iscopal Church. with
[leader Seth .Rcmfligton in charge. All
Film invited. to attend. ., .»
A special meeting of Concord ‘Divl-
slon, oSns of Temperance, of Norwalk.
will be held at o'clock tomorrow ev-
ening. when it is-hoped that all of the
members will be on hand._,;, .
Fredericka. Coleman, ‘Jr. and
Charles lmkwood visited Shipped
ties of the Sound from this vantage
point. ‘. ~ . . . .
Quite a number of . Norwalk? and
visit, the members of Eagle Hook and
Ladder Company. in, Dariantli‘ourth of
July afternoon and ev’enwing.’ _' . ’
Principal .WJJ- Foote of the Frank-
the lattenparjt of Augllst.
l
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avenues quoght..the first twaifiulersuf.
her right hand lav.a.-r-lnaohipe,ratfi.the.
Norwsik Bonmmpany. factory..fi‘rlr1ay
afternoon. informs thenuquite bolu- ..
Mailer W. Ml'Nib‘iwk. of th‘erfloteh
Norwa‘lkpls in Boston today. attending
the wedding:% his .uncle,‘ Cellulihile
lips and Miss Duncan... The bridegroom
“isbet‘ween 78 and 80 years. of. age,
Major Baker. oijorwalk.) was. in
Stamford, yesterdaygflooking at primer:
ty on the hills with a view to estab-
Iishing a military condemn: 'Seyeral
pieces of property suitable for the
purpose are under consideration.“ :,
Chief'of Policeiyqlimer issued his
annual warning. today. that people in
whose yards there arciboxes. barrels.
remove the’mbefore the Fellflhaof July.1
as it..wtll";be .used .for bonfires in all
probability,,.othtrwise. . .. . ‘
\Vhiie‘patrolingphis hestlast c. ,.
ing Special Officer Gilmore dlseoveréd
animal did not even have a bridle on
it. . Afton some. difficulty. the ; officer
succeeded in capturing the' beast. ‘He
put rib-tin Manor's stable, where it
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The work of rebuilding the houséhmi
the estateofCharle-srhowndes. which;
waap‘ '7 ‘
weeks ago, is going forward rapidly.
and family ,who have. charge of the
parity within a" few‘ days.- John? Burr
and family, who havec drama. of the
lrowndea estate. will again reside in.
the boring”. ” ‘ ‘
' in; ..“i
E. M. flakes and wife, Springfield;
MMB;;~A.*,§IIDI1QIS, William Dayis.‘=Ed»
win Boessfis. .Mcll‘arland;.0. "We Parka).
F. 1.. Dufford. Theodore Chadeoynehfi.
J. Hosford. N. r. Gliddenaqag’fflew,
York; H. E. Williams. Keene. N. tidy
\Williaorflarrison .Bredleymhiiss Bald-
icy. Ridge ',R. J. Dennelly, R. M.
Armstrong.
en; E. 3;, firm. Meridettt- Metering
Thom; Baltimore, Mdr, mu: entree
33323.5.” °§““"iisii.y‘3’§.l£;i£“'
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“trident 1;. mutational“; in. “tunes
csgo‘ F. W. Coleman, Plttsborg. PL;
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Your Fourth of dill“:
" Dinner; ‘ " “
to do tine honor to the Nation‘s Birth-
iaezgsr t
pmyided,_.,.1gavo . your moist .for. All!
will (ammo the heat to be had: they
Jul-new: the day.
"1‘ hr: ‘13.
the store gets hold of in th hole ‘
season is this lot of ”mile '
Merpdc undefito‘ar.‘
thr‘ough America as the best in
fit "and quaiiiy"andtf’oatilfiction.
Those are the smalesuirom its
as ‘ J
the counter every day in the year.
large quantity, and. of course.
small price. ,
where near a complete list. The
comm to line silk with sound
will be held tonight, at the South Nor~ .
Point, Sunday. and, viewad‘the beau- .
SoulnNorwalk firemen are plhnpihg to .
Iin school. sailed today or lililropefiiieV .j
will takeignits an extensive tour, 9.1..
the continent...and islands. returning 7.
MisaiEmtm. Brennan. of.Wdodw7ard . '
' cause of theflre ls unknown. The loss
brother inflammable material should“
y destroyed byline sealant
David -H. Miller, Georgetown; Count}
aides Edith". NWW‘“
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will.“ miles to you and you will do no
sol7
Media “it"dthidi is known all
makers and are of ascertain value
the. garments phat we sell over
i
There is immense 'variéty and
It isn't; feasible'to‘ give any-
iot includes vests and union suits
and pants.
'rnc qualitiesiang‘e’ spatula,
mercerized..cotton and silk-and-
lislc'inciudcd. ‘
This is how they’ll sell:
Cotton. plain and lllcrccriscd,
sonic ll‘lllllilf'il with lace, worth
inc and 25c.—— 121/;c.
Lisic or cotton. some vests with'
lace yoke. plain or fancy weave.
worth 39c,—- 19c.
Lisle and fine cotton. many
vests iritn'tucd witll' crocheted
lace. colors as well as white, worth
50c.—— 29:.
Fine lislc and silk—andLlislc. fan~
cy wcavc or plain. rents trimmed
with soft lace, worth 69c and
75C,-— 39C.
Silk 7 nests in white or colors.
aiikoatldklisle‘ with lacic‘ trimming
or crocheted yoke. title union suits
and pants, worth $1 and lll()i'(',
. . 59c.
. Quantity is big bur people 'ivill‘
beeafi‘er to share in thesavlng. so
choose promptly.
Leil aisle. front.
tiresome”
. any accuses.
assumes-i;
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, JEIRE IMGLINION. .. - .
CLINTON. Juno.2&.«li‘hfe yesterday
afternoon. destroyed the her :0 barn
belonging to 'Henry" Affllliliott. in «the
center of this north andz’brouglit,rout a.
squad of over aneuhnndroduyolanteers.
who fought the tire and saved adjoin-
lng. property. All theshorsoa and we.-
gons were taken out safely, both large
quantity of boy was destroyed. This
Is“ partly covered. .by; Insurance.
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yolir property. whether it is a farm.
it happened let'in. town or real‘esta‘te
l.
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llions booked for the next [couple of
weeks have also beencanceliod.‘ it_
is believed that‘nearly all which were
arranged afi‘leaot. for the next month
or no .wllube". cancelled. and the
chances ar'e that those whit‘b do, keep
their arrangementawwill' hate it aliin
crowd. ; Resorts llke‘Rnton Point will
feel this situationrven worse than the
steamboat companies. The steamboat
people demand a‘ deposit when an ex-
cursion is booked. and they are that
much in whether or not‘ille arrange
ment In carried. out. The resort peo-
ple, of‘ course. get nothing fmnl a
mospective excursion ‘which does not
pan out. it In another case of lnm»
cent parties hearing the fruit of an
outcry due to carelessness on the part
of steamboat companies. If the pub-
lic. continhes, in the present state of
mind toward excursions the season at
ltoton Point probably will not, he so
lively as heretofore—Stamford Advo-
catc.
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Signature of
FARMER'S SON AHEAD.
., .._...a.-
South'ar‘ltain Man who Highest Hon-
ors at Yale Uaneroity.
Frederick Erastus Pierce. of South
Britain. Conn. has the honor of lead-
ing the Yale class of 1904 in scholar-
ship.. He is the son of a farmer and
had but little assistance at preparing
himself for college. ,. ,
He was determined to get. an educa-
tion and not too proud to "do any hon-
orable work to earn the money to pay
the cost; All through the course he
has worketiand studied diligently. and
his reward is the highest the univer-
sity confers.
William Pickens, the famous color-
ed orator. ls seventh on the list. He
also. has worked his way through the
foilr years' course. ‘He came to Yale
without prestige of birth and unsup-
ported friends with a pull. He came
knowin" ' that merit wellld win and
boundto succeed. ills success is de—
served andho has received very. many
sincere and merited congratulations.
THREE PuyslclsnéJaaA an HIM
. WITHOUT SMQGEB .
W...L. YancyflPoducab. Ky.. writes:
"'l had ,asevere caseoi kidney. disease
and three ot the best physicians In
Kentucky treated me without success.
i» then took. Foley’s Kidney. Cure. The
first bottle gave immediate relief. and
three bottles cured me permanently. I
only.”
For sale ’ at Plaist d's drug
store. .. , , . “
ATE'UNCOOKED HAM.
NEW BRITAIN. June 28.-—rcheral
cases of poisoning. the result. ofeating
semiwooked ha of a popular brand.
Building inspector Andrew 'Turnbu'll.
his housekeeper. Mrs. Mary Benhelm-
er. her grandson. Harry Bradburyand
three members of the Selbert family
in Berlin. Mrs. Bedhelmer‘s attack
wasvery sevens and for a time it was
not .ibnght that she would. survive.
John Selbe‘rt. of Bdi'liflL'a milkmun. ate
ham Saturday afternoon and went out
ri‘iM‘.mHMt on 7' '
gladly recommend this went erful rem»
are reported t, ay. The victims are;
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.t On Goldincoug Son 'i’llront.Cmp. influ-
suu. Illooplng Cong . Bronchitis and Asthma.
iA forum ““0! f‘mfionrugptlon in radiation
n onurerc e a you: ‘I ‘ u once
You will we the excellent elm" trim the
int done. sold by dealer. everywhere. 0
«with “mil and 60 mil. ‘
SIX FAILED TO PASS.
Young Law student-Given "Stiff" Ex-
aminatlen.
Five out of the eleven young men
who aspired to be attorneysut-law.
and who recently took the examination
for admittance to the Fall'fleld Coun-
ty bar. have been successful and the
others failed to pass. The. winners
are George It ilurlles, Vivian ll. Root
and .(llli‘l‘l C. Mollcti of Bridgeport.
Norman C. liners of Ilanbul‘y. and lru.
C. Gregory of Dill‘li‘n.
ill order to be regularly “ordalueli‘
attorneys. they will have, to be. sworn
in by Clerk William It. Shelton wilill
the Superior court is inscssiou. The
court. will be in session this week on
tii Saturday and any of the successful
law students may take the oath this
week by presenting himself at Court.
Four from Bridgeport wilt) took the
examinations. failed to pass. One out
of town student who is a congress
man's sou. also failed. The examina
tions this year were especially stlfi
ones and accordin ‘ to one of the stu
dents. who success uiiy passcdhls exfi~
minations, many of the questions ask-
ctl approached the verge of unfairness.
As soon as they are sworn in. the
attorneys may hang out their “shin
gles" and begin to practice law.
FEEL IMPENDING DOOM.
The feeling of impending doom ll
the minds of many victims ofBrIght'l
disease and diabetes has been changed
to thankfulness by the benefit derived
from taking Foley's Kidney Cure. it
will cure incipient. Bright's disease and
diabetes and even in the Worst case:
gives comfort and relief.‘ Slight dis
orders are cured in a few days. "l
had diabetes in its worst form." write:
Marion Lee of Dani-oath. ind. "I triet
eight physicians without relief. Onl;
three bottles of Foley's Kidney Curt
made me a well man." For sale at
l’lalstod‘a drug store. "
$10,000 FIRE IN MERIDEN.
Large Jainer Shop Completely De-
stroyed at Midnight. ~ »
MERIDEN. Juno 28.—--A large joiner
shop. formerly the property "of Charles
11. Little. was completely destroyed by
fire at midnight. last night. The loss
will reach $10,000. "i‘heibulldings were
used for a wood carving plant conduct-
ed by Samuel Lewis. a wood yard and
junk shop.
in. calling the greater portion of ‘the
fire department into service. The ori~
gin is unknown. The leases are cover-
ed by insurance.
smoxmo IN A‘ POWDER MAGA-
mz:
ls courting death more suddenly but
not more surely than neglecting kidney
disorders. Foley's Kidney Care will
cure a slight. disorder in a few days
and its lontinued use will cure the
most obstinate cases. It has cured
many people of Bright's disease and
diabetes who were thought to be incur-
able. If you have kidney or bladder
trouble. commence taking Foley‘s Kid-
ney Cure today. before it. is too late.
into thq ion. Beings, follnd lying there
several llblirs later hi} anelghbor.
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POAGIESJ: Les. roa . . 837‘ ‘7“
abnormal. We L99.- TO“ Lille
'vvn‘tt rim. . ecu: ‘ - a
imam“. a mans as
awry: use, 2 can. run one.
so
,.
gives llou accesSuislli antidi‘il to
allow necessitil‘loi life.
* lilies i
fates are
For solo at Plaisted's drug store. ”
A.— ‘“
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Is not that siliiicieut to class! has the most '
valuable oi ‘IlOili' household furnishings?
lr~:;atif<iiiibn t6 the .
N‘ECESSllfIifS ll MEETS
_ ,V , - p thiukoi the
, , CpNVENiIiN‘CES ll; .AFFORDS;
7Exiiii
i .. .4 Way‘s». 1a.} ,
250cm ,
UpOn immediate request our representativewlll rail in tinie‘
to enter ybnr‘7nait7i7é lathe
”iii-7' JULY DIRECTORY-
A double niarin was sent 1
2:15 P. M., (Saturday 1:15
M l
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LAW“ eon MAY maurm-rhTfi‘ERmz'ri
i
WdUr Vacation N‘éddé
The time for the summer outing is close at hand. This store IsleoW'
'.0 [)e'very helpful‘io‘you in the buying of your vacation outfit. in thin Mill“ V7
vertisement we quote you some very tempting values. Think you'll find It 7
much to your interest to ‘lnuko all early investigation. is
3.
'suowv. sunuea uuosmufim
These are spec I o a. pee . '
ed. and you are Invited in hit? ll
need while these lots last.
ladies; muslin corset .cov
trimmed. extra 800d. value. 9:
ladies' muslin corset cave
and embroidery trimmed. good
at29cents. ‘. .
, Ladlos' muslin drawers. been“.
embroidery ruffle. entrain“ and 8M
quality. at 50 and 59 cents. . “ ,
hadios' muslin skirts. withwhemx '
stitched ruffle. extra good qna‘llty,‘apom
clai at 7b_ceuts. ._ ..
ladies‘ short. muslin .altlrta, with
lace Insertion and lace trimmed. “7507.
A Sale or stills Hi’lii. "
Surpassing all our former hat. sales which has become such a feature of ,
our summer trading. These bats comprise the entire saniple stock-”o! ‘Wfi
largest manufacturer of such in the United States, and whichl'ws‘fort‘dnfitgl
acquired at a pose that enables us to offer you them at onethird ‘lli'é’réiliif" 1"
prices. Extra fine quality unirlmlned straw hats at 29c.- . 77
THIN RIBED UNDERWEAR
FOR WOMEN
Part of a, pill] mall's surplus siock.
They were bought for bargains. they‘ll
be sold for bargains. ‘
Ladies‘ line Jersey rib vests, sleeve-
less. wing sleeve. all sizes. 1254.0.
Ladies Jersey rib vests. ill tine qual-
ity. sleeveless. and wing sleeve. the.
latrilos' ilsle thread vests, sleeveless.
regular'25c qualitY. special 170.
. Ladies: llsle thread yests, in blue,;
‘pir’lk'and white, fancy alld plain. ill
all sizes. 25c.
patlles’ extra line. lisie thread vests,
plain and fancy. regular 500. quality.
special 39c.
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South Nor-Walk. Con’n. . .
AnnualClea‘lance Sale'ofji‘r‘illlui’e'di‘iilliiiéi
zvsavrulueln THE MILLINERY LiNE n atoucao vanish.
assure roa sAunm PATTERNS. '
s. 5.2. xILLdtr-“édnl,
as wasmncroti‘s‘rséeir.’ sou-rs noswaut. opn‘u‘
MW
W.._.__...WM....
is a most remarkable Ribbon offering. *
.. 250 yards White Taffeta Ribbon, widths number 40 and 60
regular 'priceo‘22c and‘25‘c a yard. at 15c. ‘ . -
This ribbon is all silkbf ekeellent quality and has a rich lustrous
flnisil‘,‘ Especially desirable for "girdics an‘d sashes. ‘
1r; BRYAN.
86 Wothlnatodflrob’i‘.’ , ‘ , 7 S. ubeWlli
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in bout steamboat u. Ilium
“ ‘ on AND‘AFT saunas/151%.”; '
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Leave. south Norwalk. 7:30 A. M. Leaves new york,“ 5
P. M.) East 31st at, 2:45 P. .
sour
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FARE—SingIe-Soo
_ maintain " any or Nda'waixc‘ . ‘
raglan? curly—Leaver new it ork, Mariam-swsarlesoay ‘ayid or
at 5:00 P. M. Leave; Non-Walk Tues.. Thur. and 'Sai; at 5:00 ”p. in. ri
received fro' 7:00-A. M.” 3:00 P. M.
Ditty. ' scams ts77serruzo.
mms fitness or.
Boilermakersvsnyfihere Are 30 On
» on 1 consolidated :Ra‘iiroad.
The striking boiler-makers on thi
Consolidated railroad‘denled today in-
reportythst the boilermakers’ striki
was over, .fl‘hey say that there‘is‘ nt
prospect of {settlement and that‘tht
30 men on the system who struck orig
infill? prestlli ‘out and are likely ti
remain ‘ out; 3
‘. ‘ . .. . i. . .
Walter F. ALL EXPERIENCES.
. Can anything be worse than to fee ‘
that. every initiate will be your leat‘
Such wad t a egpcrlen‘ce of Mrsushil‘
Newson, Decatur, Ala.‘ "For threi
years." she writes, “l endured insufter
‘- ablo pain from indigestion. atomael
and bowel trouble. Death seemed in
evitahle when doctors and all remedial
failed. At length l was induced 1L.
try'Eioctrlc Bitters and the result wt»
. miraculous. - l Improved at once and
now I'm completely " recovered." .Fot?
Liver. Kidney.» Btomoeh and Bows)
troubles. Electric Bitters Is the on]!
medicine. only We. it‘s seventeen
by F. H. Baxter; mound. p ‘9
tram; FALL raon‘Loaogor HAV.
~th EAS’I‘HADDAmjnns‘ 38.4w
food of hay yesterday afternoon
, lemony.
by another
" Ha
. wreaking bienneckfd
mfim‘l‘r‘i’ 9‘."
are“ sew-Mr... ~~
‘ ‘116 you strangers-$733
: .“Grinmld. a prosperous lineman :
a
iteei’ Balls of so’dadvatréiit‘c
Have Beer: Playing 3: ob
onsnuwlon; 06nd. Juli ;
. own is overrun withlwentieth on
,ury, helices... who‘are her a
numbers that they ;ha’ve“or ‘
wascbnll nines an 491th
games. ‘A few nights. go'j he
Reach Golf slid eons ry‘Clii
.vas broken into. and. golf balls.
mien... The. homing—{have a.
tension of a field neonBéll
The. action of the Stillman},
ice in driving every "student
‘in bat: caused them to. .
here near the State liner“ _
.hey can skip, itapurnmde ‘
{Itch said that theywvo.‘
'ounded up and sent. be loll.
He attributes. a. may ‘ g
the tramps. The erenwic
stationwu enteredmtf'a ,
key stolen. :{f‘he Coneghfrglflt
was entered and some v .
no so;- war-r earn. it
The men to shit
lion-been and . ,
Do not wait no Feline
salesmen no pi
i. band when. needed?
“ use. erasure n
3b! Bullion-Powell
“News! 7: widow and 3% children.1
guinea; rim “
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