. cm i il l
' or. Harlan ‘
I“ 1 . .< k . .
Panels. a little N ii. 001‘
_, d, fruit. acids. 'l‘li moh-
_ ow be found at al'
at! r
e
_, or role.
,3” races .hatheaitb ,ap , the
thorough digestion wi l is low .
‘ egu utusetafiorinteala. . ‘
‘ Workman, 0hlcazo,_lllii.,
taut-h, is. it" local ‘ candi-
from a neglected cold
hereby the lininginem-
o'se becomes inflamed
i o u: discharzatherefrom
., chum into “the. thrill“
e e stomach..ihus producing
» troll “the ‘éstoinach. Medical
drill. prescribed, for me for three
atarrh of stomach without
today i am the happiest of;
using only one. box or:
, y‘apepsia Tablets. 1 can
_, appropriate words toexpress
lug, l have found flesh;
. djound‘ rest from their
‘ l
. ”Dyspepsia Tablets is the'
reliaratio‘u as well as the sim—y
d oat convenient remedy for
of indigestion. cstarrh ., of
shilliousness, soar stomach,
to and'bloating after. meals.
men—mew"-..
sci-isms OF aHARPsRs "
Tr, cit Which .l-iasfiun Worked Upon.
_‘ ll it“ conductors.
‘ an of‘ e conductors 011 the New;
‘ 1,.New‘lilaven and Hartford Railri
“explained“to a friend recently;
, wfeasy it-is for sharps and crooks,
tecbeat' the railroad. and bow, orten iii
iii‘dons. The consumer explained one.
:37le ’thdt he saldww’as being constant-
..tvorlted successfully against the rail-
A man
' . than follows: _ _» .
" ' is at the ticket window in
a $0 -.doriot- buying 'a ticket for New
Y tint. Suddenly a small amount ls
' ed tender by an individual who
hes unfout ot breath. The fellow
' besvrthe New York ticket. but is
‘ile'dvb ~tbe agent, who cries out.
‘ The man
a
30m ““31. list to in
Mt Mgiveste c 7.9
flurchflei‘pbut be first notes the
of or on: the bit of outboard. and,
withtthht in. his mind. his eye on the
thunder and later a ticket for, say.
1 first stop, he boards the train.
n’g‘ sure tobeep behind the men
slits the New“ York ticket. In he
" ‘eanw ‘ is he lets down the auto or
the ewYork ticket The conduc-
or comes'aioag and takes the ticket
[or the nearby term. the man paying
no“ attention., Later he is asked for
his ticket and replies, “i gave it to
you." The conductor says. "i guess
out." Then. the man says: “Look
' I through your pile and see if you have
. t a certain number, for i remember
v t e, another of the ticket I pur-
* chided. and it was for New York clty.‘
1,0: course the conductor finds the
tiller beerint the number which the
at or man has given out. and. although
he lthows very well that he is lug
women. he cannot do a single thing,
statue crook gets a ride to New
York for a nominal fee.
W
-, prod rHar coco
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra
.. silica Balm is breaking up Colds when
‘. war tried. almostwithout exception
‘ italic. doc and $1.00 bottles. the our;
»‘
bull .
. h tun-t
Now
in,“ day, first wife died. many
a orwvthat-lfistlsathe girl on. ‘
room he had been forced to
.wastborn one steamship. Hop; ‘
ml. . was fined :10. but payment was? ,. means
suspended, on. condition that Katie
.shouldibe not to school. . ‘
”an...
Harriet How-rd. or 209 w; sits ’st..i
New: York.” onetime had her beauty?
spelled with skin trouble. She writes: :
."i _ had ‘Balt :Rbeum or Eczema
for
years. but nothing would cure it. until
1 used ‘Buckieuis Arnica Salve."
quick and sure healer tor cuts, burns
and sores. 26c at F. H. Baxter’s
nous store. 0
TRAIN ROBBERS, HELD.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 11.—-At the
requsn of the St. Louis police B. F.
Baddsley is held here by the chief of
police; charged with beinr‘a member
of train rohbrs. who operated in New
Mexico, Arkansas. Missouri and Colo
ratio. "The ganguoperated» in the sums
mermhd spent the winters in Califorv
his. All the robberies. it is alleged.
were committed on the Denver a Bio
Glands and therlron Mountain rail-
ro a. ‘ ‘
AOERTM
N CURE FOR GROUP.
When a child shows symptoms or; strong Bunmrliu
croup there is no time to experiment; last night was
with’usw remedies“ no matter how{ The Th?“ Musketeers, and was _
highly they . may .be recommended! sented in an capacitor cleaslns and
i'i‘here is one preparation that can 111- finished manner.
ways he depended upon. It has been
ob . m .
i am livlnr with my sec-l
orbital: Haaisssurv. ‘ ' l
.‘
Loses : _
ego-tire: fol
.th'd' ' . ..
alumni. tidbit “mm
troubles therein no more reliable
remedy
bills 5 rats
five, here,
f romances.
m;
a «Sol .
l in Boxes
'7‘ reroute lauussunurs.
rorumai'rv or. arms cost?
. prov.
The largo audience at Hoyt’s The
A atre last night. again attested to the
l popularity of Daniel Ryan- and his
company. The drill
umas' masterpiece,
pre-
it
\
Mr. .‘Ryanwas inhls usual good4
in“ use for many years and has never} form and gave an excellent portmysl
been boom: to fail. vie: Chamberlain’gl of the character otrD'Artssnan. Miss
Cough Remedy.
cure ls sure to follow:
Give it and a quicktmemins made an unusually sweet
Mr. M. P. IN 0“"ng Aims of Austria. and by
Common of Market. Texas. says of it. Mr artistic portrayal of that Dim Pm
"i, have used Chamberlain‘s Cougb‘milch Sir
Remedy in severe cases of croup with
my children. and can truthfully say it
always gives prompt relief." For-sale
gth to the performance.
Edith rciius handled the character
of. Lady Derutei-Vmost emciqniiy as
did Phyllis Gilmore the part :of Con
by fitillson~inel Corporation, Clifford stance, maid to‘ti‘iénueen. 'l‘ldey wam
Pharmacy, Plerce's Bridge Pharmacy.§ We,“ supported bribe oilier members
Vultures Pharmacy.
.. e... u... ......_-_..~..
GOV. LA FOLLETTE CONTROLS.
MADISON. Wis. Jun. ll.——-At tho
assembly and senate crucuses, tin fol.
lowers or Governor Robert M. LaF‘oi-
letie have succeeded in centroids; the
situation. The assembly was in his
supporters for the officers of the sen-
ate. ‘
”——
TO CURE A COLD lN ONE DAY
in on each box the.
suits bias or ALCOHOLI
11..
urday night last.
be given him on Saturday morning.
cocci-is AND catos.
complaints that are curable are quick-
ly cured by One Minute Cough Cure.
motion and basis and soothes the af-
fected parts. strengthens the lungs.
wards off pneumonia. Harmless and
pleasant to take.
lord Pharmacy. _
WANT ONECO MILL PROPERTV.
ONEGO. Jan.
have been begun by manufacturers.
who are understood to have plants
near Boston. for mill property in this
lime.
Dr. Thomas‘ Eclectric Oil.
, A. 7 . Baxter's and ‘Ploiated's over pain. : shows that!
lilo
[b may hive
a only stops t
. Wino: acid-tits: comm
persuaded to vote with the governor's '
village. which has been idle for homo.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. especially for. census. and colds.
All druagists refund the money if it Win.lomeufiu‘lFQllfile'a "vole cold
fails to cure. E. W. Grave‘s signature in Tlefil; “ma ”him {lyinnynther troll-
' 0- mentmaudfiisqa ,f rot-its :wherever its
8M. v kilown. , .
. HARTFORD, .lan. ll.—-—Acutc also Corporation. . ciidord.
holism was the verdict of Medical Ex- Piercea. Bruise . Pharmacy.
amlner Fuller in the case of little wn. Pharmacy.
lie Garriiy, who died from the clectsi
of "in elven him by his father on Bob.
The parent is now
in Jail, awaiting a hearing. which will pin. a merchant. wan shot and probsb
l
Sold by The Clio, Del.. says:
" dyspepsia. used to have great distress
i
u i The singing between the acts..by Min,
1 Gilmore whaoiitbiisiastically deceived
'l‘ouiglit'tiie company will present Vir~
giiiius and tomorrow night Monte
Cristo.
CAUGHT cons waits HUNTlNG A
IURG
favor by a large majority. and in tho, Constable ”011311103“. Ontario, “NR!
senate three doubtful senators weref '1 usushl a severe cold while huntina
a burglar in the forest swamp last
(all. Hearing of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy i tried it, and after us-
ing two small bottles, i was complete-
ly cured.” This remedy is inlendeld
t
superior . ex'ce'lle ‘c‘el , bail _7 become
For all T'by Stillson-Povveii
Pharmacy.
Zeitfuss
I.
. ... h. ..._._....__.
FATALLY instinct) sv aoseass
RED KEY. .Ind., Jan. ll.--J. C. 'i‘ur-
ly fatally injured by robbers who 0*
ploded a quantity of dynamite in the
postoilicc early today. Turpin was a -
All coughs, colds and pulmonary ousted by the explosion and started to
give the alarm when he was shot. The
robbers escaped without any booty uiid
Clears the phlegm, draws out inilum- a posse went in pursuit of them.
.mp9-
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle
”l suffered for years with
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
11. —— Negotiations until i took Brazilian Balm, and one 60
cost bottle cured me completely."
For sale by ll. H. Plaisted. I". H. Bax-
ter and the Clifford Pharmacy. "
owe—W.
Miss Grillin—l'm sure it must be
Mrs. Jones‘s fault t at she can't mans
~lmpossible to forseo an accident. age Mabel. 'i'iie ch id is most affec~
Not impossible to be prepared for it. tlouate. Polite Visitor (eager to agree)
Monarch -—-Yee. the way she gets on with you
.: . once at the _
, , admittiusrtbst he did not ._
, Henry George.
.ihidst or an industrial warfare . in
”which, the trade unions are on the
lwhieh the workiugmanlias the “me of the Anti-Boycott League of which
, will be as long as t
or day. , , , uisio
111* citrus: afford returns
' ‘ _ \ tit. but not overnight.
~ i“, ‘9: consistent» use of Scott's ‘
“cs. ‘ Emulsiouwdl pbsitiyeiy help.
to “mg: the, consumpti‘ye cat , any"
lids, Pest: sororities. thalarjae'audi- stage at the” dill” '
tit-st of Macrame: l: guarantee nothing beyond
either strikes; or boycotts... headline ““51..th We know twidght
essared‘iths Iaiiiruiative Ill “if the
question. The oueallo‘ that resulted;
itself into a discus of what" would
be the most all mody fertile
‘ ion. of“ the
, . ll obs debatet
upon the question a , site. Mr. Post's:
remedy was the single that scheme of
_ boycdoue more to cure con-
sumption than anything else.
Pratt 8: Downs. 409 Pearl ‘St., New York.
Mw‘ , ...
cure advantages which llili iustify ill
,ll‘l what we do. 'To theseuslble man.
.to the man of broad intellect. this Phil-
weaker side and that afwar is being 3551“." '3 “‘9 “’"dm ““f‘ °.' ”Md"
directed against them. ' '
"Givens real‘frre'lcm of contract in l M" Davenport told °f "‘9 formation.
Mr. Post said that we are in "the
. , . , its is counsel.. He additives brought
fifimggaggggygufig :ggofdnto existence by the treatment to
cats outline and boycott ut-‘th‘ere is i Which a hatmanufaoiurer in (Scanner:-
no om offoon -, ‘ it'd“ here u "e r ; ticut was subjected by the labor unions
treed "wildfire lo 3’ slut in : because he would not discharge some
its labor market salons ‘ there are a 3:13;: mg“ “5° wd’fgzfi': 3“: a“:
_ ‘_ ..ewas e. no
Pig?" and ten men ~ king 1‘." discharge them be would-She but out?!
Mr. Post blamed-the land menopo-u
lists to.- the alleged :glut in the laborl
market. and he ssiddt would continue *
with all illegoonsoohent 'evils, as long‘
as they were allowed to, ho ' :lanc idle
for speculative purposes." . one load
monopolists. the-minutiae and others.
are the people who Idoltmythe oppor~
trinity for work. it ii the same, every-
where in [his country. in the Rocky
Mountains as well as in the mining
regions of Pennsylvania. .‘l‘bey first
beat the workingmau down and thou
spank him because he kicks. 'miess
are the real enemies of progress and
industrial peace-not the in e unions.
But they always tell us‘ there is plenty
of room at the top. it isn't‘more
room at the top that the workin-jman
wants. but more room at the bottom."
Mr. Post said iliatlhe strike wasn't
a weapon he wouldndvocate because
it did not produceilie result sought.
Nevertheless. it was the. ouiy~oue the
workinginan had. He spoke again of
the ten men and the nine jobs, and
raid that lltispondiiion of, the labor
mhrket was tlio'viial weakness of the
strike. "The one man who doesn't get
a Job will go around bidding against
'ood union than,";h%said. “He may be
a good union mun. ui any onewould
rather be a a sh limit a corpse. Under
those condlii us the strike is not (ideo-
ilve. but. it. is a legitimate method Just
the same." '
The speaker blamed the charity or-
‘vaniszstions for keeping tlieteuth man
in the field to bid against the other
nine. "They wonlioi him die." said
in. Post sadly. "bu when he is out of
work they find a mi its house for
mu and thus he, put; .in the field
in a menace to lie blue for whom
here is worlt at fair wages."
‘lr. Port denounced lookouts and
whims and void that the proton.
"c tariff was the greatest boycott the
-and ever saw. yet it was fostered
4 W‘n'n'a'nefl bv the very men who
roro couched in allowing-the working-
~Mo use the same weapon. in con-
ivsion he said: . .,
“Down with “the strikes and boycotts
nd down with the kindred things on
M» other side which have made strikes
and lockouts a necessity!"
Mr. Davenport said that the aboli-
tion of property rights. as advocated
by Mr, Post. was Impossible. as was
the abolition of what he called the ser-
viture or wages. "We are all links in
the great chain of production." he said.
"each depending upon all the others
for its strength and eiilciency. All
combinations in restraint of trade or
production, or unnaturally to raise
prices are unlawful, sin! in, some cas-
90- criminal. 5““ WM ““3" “0‘“ . about town. is as follows: A child in
them? Vie all do, but a poor poo-lemma...“ was taken ill. An cutof-
ple mostly. The whole p iiosopby of town physician was summoned. Ha
“‘0 "3d“ ““0“ mOVW‘OM ’9 0“" diagnosed the case as that‘of 'scarlet
which common sense ought to lefldlfnver. but “m that he preferred .m
men not to adopt. Yet some of ham“ anotherdoctor take the, u
feel that if we can get together We his experience in such cases will" in
were employed , by the-unions tbrouslt-r
nut‘the country in prosecuting the
boycott against his goods. ;
“And yet." said the speaker. "be was
islandrng up for thedearept right of the
American citizen and heme ruined in
defending that right. , f ‘
"it is‘ absolutely necessary for the
employer to have a certain measure of
{control over his business. These coin-
g binaiious of labor are directed to tak-
ing away this control.-‘ No employer
can be robbed of it without being
ruined. i am amazed that American
workingmen can be found engaged in
such an absurd course.
“American liberty is something
worth standing up for. but it never
should be misconstrued to mean the
liberty to injure others. Strikes are
lawful ,bui there is a point beyond
which even the labor unions cannot
go. Any combination to oppress or
injure any mall in his business is un-
lawful. any. criminal: and while we
may truthfully say that men have a
right to strike, there is a limit beyond
which they must not cariy on their
aggressions."
Justice Gaynor made a few remarks
at the close. of ihedebate. in which be ,
wanted Workingmen against a certain
r‘ass of; politicians who were their
friends on election day and did not
know them the rest of the year. He
said that in this. country the. greatest
element in the advancement of the
working people was the common school
system. , “
DIPHTHERIA uor ,oulyaahrmso.
itsiiin' shits one «contagious Dia-
use and Thor. Was a Public
~ Funeral in Weston". -
An italiiin child-died last week at
its home in Saugatuck. There was a
public funeral and till the" ltaiians in
town attended. Later it was found
Nil. that the case was that of diphthe
ria. Now another child, one of a fam-
ily named Chappa.‘ living on River-
side avenue, Saugstuclt. has the dis-
ease. The latter house has been
quarantined.
The first case is certainly one of
rent neglect, but whether it rests
with the physician who had charge of
be rare or the Board of Health is not
known. ,
in a case like this it is particularly
ditlicuit to get at the exact facts. as
the people do not care to tell, the
name of the doctor cannot be, found
out and many other circumstances in-
terfere. .
The story. the way that'it is' told
o
l“
lilo
macaw. l customs
,. on it wearing a’way'or caper-lineal with
,1 , theibroncblal ‘ tubes. and lungs weakened and
thd,gsrms"o3=?bbhthonia or Consumption.
, . . coughflbut heals and strengthen
item, a cold. Contains no opiates; ' ‘
diam? imibdgg‘hm?‘ ml'sfimm
...
s 1
’5‘
u
. omit more.
‘ . issvsaesiionl scoot
. .Psttersos. Whtpblicsmaapofflashumlmmritdi “but. ‘ givotanv. informational: to her own
r'lbadabadco ouniyl ‘andtrisdgttlmtahall'm. are or homeporti'u . H
advertised congbwmsdicinss oddball treatment, out two a . .............. .
with‘t otti ‘ benefit. A. .
audmll‘ofi'suggmthirda of a
W‘s-two!“
some unknown preparation,
ausceptibleto. attack from
eithef lungs and prerents serious; results ‘
a consonant-Erma,
friend
Mill-smiling. theorists-bills
isog’roodioios iii the worldl» ‘
can WWW" "m "‘8 “m“ “a “i” or limited. ’l‘hen ibe-otherphysiclso
came. He prescribed and calledsev~
era! times. During the time3of..the
child's illness the house was notabilit-
uniined, in fact it is said that? the
health oiiicer was not nodded until
after the death of the child. . on
there was a public funeral. any
Italians Were present and viewed the
remain: or the child."l‘he mineral over
all returned home; “ " ., ,
Now an Italian child in the Citation
family Is ill with the disease supposed
to have been contracted at the funeral
of the child mentioned above. . The.
Chirp a house has been quarantined.
What or any more cases will break
out in Saugatuck as a result of the
first case is not known. '
‘DIIMIR TIXAI FOUNDIHI.
warshro‘nn. lrelahd. Jan. 11.n-
‘l‘he steamer Zebo arrived here today
with the captain and twelve men of
the steam creditor Tessa i Dani»
sic via Bouthampioo.-Decem or 13. for -
. Galveston). which riounderedtiu a storm
of the Hebrides (northwest cons/tot
‘scoilaudl. The crew. entered. the
storm boats. but one containingthm.
chief spider and twenty-uncured souls.
immediately and all ofits'occupaiitsw
were drowned. The survivors drifted
, for several days. before balsa picked
' up.
l
oouascmcur liens wort. 5
THOMPSON. Jan. isle-mu interstate
rccomhxesdodfloleya easy ‘
over the state lino iu ‘ltbode. ,
in which, Oouueoiieutblrdl won dour '
, of thetsoven battles. .8 ti! from ins. ,
: _ ny places werevln alien streeiaud so
well mauled; was. the. aifair that.
, wan-over bsnorstthogtown- author!
,. .iauciagtsm able to malts aims
to intbtruotzihs snort. . .
We".
filling and Scott's Emulsion
' Sale of some. .
business and he was. mar 1,000.!llmi ' "
l
l
ultimo
tour qualities Nainsook, etc. ‘-
iong; 10.4, 2% yards long. ' ,
A?" DiCKERi/iiucsci
84‘ wasmuorous'r.
'l‘hdcbrohio borrower would rather
l; , spelling main Windham yesterdfi‘at‘iii‘tlt
‘W W I, i H: . C
ditto“; ’
‘ The Sale of Wash Goods, {Lawns and Dimmer, opened
yriitcrday and is attracting crowds.‘ We do not, ,mutdny-
" one to miss it‘dor‘thc criticism great. 'It iii adplttldidop-
3 portuuity to get summer frocksdwand the pricesL are so low:
they begiuot 5": “l” ‘ ‘1‘ f"; 1 ‘
’W’lf ‘spl‘: hail
Many people will be glad to know about this and it is
a Sale that will be appreciated. There are only a few but
of exceptionally good value, an assortmeuttof odd sizes "all in ‘
reliable makes, such as the W. 13., ]. Finland R,& C} Cor-
sets that lave been $1.50, $2.00 and_$2.5o,’sizc‘s '24; 25,16,
27 and 29.t0 close out st98c. ' 1‘ ‘ . V 7,
A small lot of C. B. Corsets, odd Sizes. 20, 26 and- 27,
regular. $2 50 value t'o close out at 98c. . .
One odd lot of Corsets, sizes 18, 23, 25 and 37. to close
out at 69c. > l .
Some Ribbon Girdies, sizes“18 and 19, that were $2.50
for 98¢. ‘
’Winter Coats for, LittleGlrls. .
The remainder of our stock of Children’s, Coatsviado
be cleared out quickly as possible. There are iucludcdfiyl—
isli Coats of Kcrsey in plain colors and Scotch Mixtul‘oo,
$16.00 value for $11.00 $10.00 value for 'L,‘$7.50
$ 9.00 value for $ 6.50 $12.00 value for $8.56
I , O ‘
Ladies Linen Collars.
Always neat, always in style, and the tail rmade girl
just dates on them. We have a lot, mixed styles. regular
13c Collars, to close out at so each. 6 for 25s.
Boys' styles among them.
Special for Men."
A line of Natural Wool Underwear that we have sold the
entire season for 75c, now ofiered at 59c.
Men's Nightsliirts, 75c quality, for 39¢, 2 for 75¢.
Boys‘ all wool Sweaters at 79¢ each.
t
m
The D. M. ‘ Read Co.
, ... oi ,.~
Sims
This is the season of the sale of Cotton Cloths for the various
home titles. such as Sheets, Pillow Cases, Underwear and the like.
We have a large variety of the popular brands, including Loat-
daie, Fruit of the Loom. Dwight Anchor, Masouviile and others.
Also Lonsdalc Cambrics. Pride of the West, English Lang Clotli,
in the wider Cloths we have Pillow Case g00ds.42 inch, 45 inch,
so inch, 54 inch.
For Sheets. Unbleached. liaif Bleached and Bleached: 7-4.6}
1% yards wide; 8-4, of 2 yards wide; 9-4, or 2% yards wide; iota,
or 254 yards wide. “
in additiou we have made. up goods:
. l
Pillow Cases, 42 inch, 45 inch, 50inch and 54 inch.
Sheets, 7-4, 2% yards long; 8-4. 2% yards longto-ii. 2
V5 yards
. ’i .
l.‘
~ We invite your inspection of qualities and prtes.
. i
scorn 'Noawanmeofliiit
Telephone $43.5. -“'- ‘
if It: .
touch a man's hetbooli than his ‘ , . .u-r-m,
heart. . poo » ' '1 » tarsal subcontinent; ,
‘ . Nearly. ire-is OI
bliss Harriet ‘
' ling?" l nrwhfl't
‘iiif (fistula «fluoride.
M if ill with? bronchia‘idroublo’i
[advanced age. ninety-Mrs
. . * coax” ' > rt
'Mlssi Putnam, "who wil
' her hint ~llfthzblrtbdsyon“! \.
‘ if she cl vea.‘is the only-lie ’ '
3; grandchild at General . , / “ .
' sodas lihe was born llu
time ciao . «Ba lei titular,
. the gene .. hen; e hang”,
poran s "with. .
t. 83“ _
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