girls; theisesembiy room with stage
', ‘a"" ,
. d2 ,
, of mate glass.
‘ ,‘furnished with lounges and whatever
‘ commercial. and drawing dcpartmcnts.
. ”Thoughtan of drawing and com-
. , .merolai doparlmenta would bo ideal.
L ‘ ’Al the ceiling of demonstration ul-
“stable. The iccturc room propct'
‘, éded for lecture room and illitii'litiii)‘.
' ‘4 by room would be lawfully
had no one in tbc rtmul or on tho
i.
~ floor. and will be used by
. mulling building from Corn
"one, as well as those from
“« bf The boiler room entrance
mergency exits from assem-
aroon the Connecticut ave-
f aiming. trite main front .
all s through a portico and
to the steps reaching
‘. or hirer, from which
ill is obtained to all parts
titling,-
trstlon department of.
in: conveniently arranged
lye main front entrance. The
l .illn‘il superintendents rooms
itch 16:21, and each has a store
list. The library, 10x24.
56 mien the twa rooms, the
ma being en suite. Seats for
, ships. are placed in the toy-
ng‘. the sessions there would
rrintorferonce with school work
this source. When the school is
session the building can he
oilit'o the public and scholars.
life the, offices remain open. It is
i tention that the principal‘s
annihheusod also by teachers;
f ' 191?!!th teachers' room is
l“! j be had by dividing,
it in o ‘ces. .er it. can be ar-
e “on' second floor.
is first floor provides also four
b rooms for 50 pupils each; re~
i ll: and toilet rooms for boys and
and Into rooms. The retiring rooms
entered from stair landings. hc-
sepsrated from same by partitions
These rooms will he
may be necessary for cases of sudden
lllitneb. ‘ 3,. ,
The second floor provides for four
class rooms some as first floor; toilet
womb sume‘as first floor: the tumor
part of assembly room with gallery:
a large room which nlay be used as
a study all. or may be divided into
recitation or class rooms as desired.
its capacity being 100 pupils.
The third floor provides the science.
and two unassigned rooms, each 25x32
fox-future growth.
The science department consists of
two laboratories. each with tho neces-
sanyfivork rooms, supply and spari-
mhn rooms. and a lecture room for 70
pupils. The commercial and drawing
departments are each 20x27 and il
feet high. with north studio lights.
They are capable of subdivision as do.
sired with eight; foot partitions. which
will not interfere with lighting,
The ground floor provides a large
gymnasium with visitors' gullcry. and
locker and bath rooms for boys and
girls, manual training and domcstic
science for boys and girls. two bicyric
rooms, lunch rooms for boys and girls
with a serving room in common. illc
two general toilcl rooms for iii“ illliiii~
lug. cloak rooms for boys and girls,
storerooms, l‘nell air and fan rnmns,
passages and pipe gnllcrlcs to honor
room. boiler room wing.
Lighting—Tho question of lighting
has been given tho moat carotid study.
In all rooms the windows‘ hcuds arc
close to the ceiling. and the llrl‘nllIZP-
meat is such flint tbc light will ul-
way come over the left silouldcr of
pup . The unilatcral mclllod is used.
and the window area nvcrngcs onc—
fotlrtb of the floor area. There can
be no cross lights. 'l‘hc windows are
grouped to avoid the shadows which
would be cast by piers or wide mul-
lionp. The muiiions which divide the
windows are but six inches widc. and
in such muiilon thorn is a stool '1‘ bar
to support the linicis which carry the
walls above.
”The corridors are amply ligllicd by
stair windows. doors and through iill‘
arches of cntrance hall. As thn
who floor of building is practically
,_h,glth..gl‘ldc the windows lll this
story are seven feet high.
cove of lecture room is of glass the
W ray can be brought directly upon
' lighted by outside window at rvur
pupils. Lantern Hillitliu‘ nru- pro~
‘, omen in lecture room coming ill
9. and above ililmi. Willlv ilm
would face the WillliilWil. Nu
“fought! lra needed in this room.
windows are six {t'L'l high
" goggle shore passages in bulb-r
”“ tubal-rig nothing whatcvcr lo
‘ with wall apparatus, 'i'ilui'o
said not be I dark our own gloomy
. Anywhere in the building.
110 building in to ho hoai~
o lulu by 5 fan system of in-
loflon. The fresh lily would
treat an clovniod llliniie.
. .n the tempo-lug coils and
mulled by alvanlwd iron
‘ the «rtlasi has loading in
rooms. in be dcitvmd in
rooms eight feet above
it. ‘myiiiiug for each room
chic feet per minute per new
with?“ to in; by moms to!
7. m ranting up to t s
also brunt.
, . air is to be in all f'nlt’fl
from the floor lino. ’l‘ho toms
nil “tinted air to ho dclivcred
lhliilltofl from rooms at low
Mum there shall he no ob.
, , . o dram more than four foot
5
.be controlled from this point and
. be
”Power
I. M ‘ "mt: inaligmminni:
and oostn about one
cent a plate.
Four kinds: Van.-
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sustain...
'i'wo My. 15 ml: at all peers.
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recipe boo will mailed you.
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wentydlvr feet above ground. wuer
it is pure and-free from dust and
ground influences; it is not taken from
near the ground nor from points
Whore it could be affected by open
willilows.‘ 'i‘lla boiler and power plant
being in a separate wing at rear at
building, any motive power desired
may be, uscd. The entire building can
there can be no annoyance from noise,
vibration, boiler room llctlt, and odors,
coal dust, etc.
if desired heating chambers can be
built at base of lines. so arranged
that when the, weather conditions
permit the plant can be operated ill»
a simple gravity system. With thb
urrungcmcnt dampers are placed in
ducts at inner walls of chambers. lill
windows also are pivotcd like ,danlpr‘
ers. When the weather conditions rc—
quirc the blower to mow tllc air, this
dampcrs are upon and the Williit)wr’
closed, and tho plant operates as a
mechanical system. When the wrath-
‘cr conditions do not rcquire a blower,
lilo dampers are closed and the will»
(lows open, and the plant opcralcs as
a. simple gravity system. Although
it would cost more to install this
scrondury system it would be soon
balanced by tho economy ill operation.
l’rovlslon is made for delivery oi
coal and removal of ashes. also lilc
boiler room is so piuccd that all ro-
lurus can bu by gravity, avoiding
pumps and tanks. All piping will bc
in pipe gallorlcs or passagcs. not con—
cenlcd ill floors.
All plumbing iixturcs to be llcst
opou sanitary lixturcs. Drinking foun—
tains are provided in niches in corri-
dors. i’ipo shafts will bc provided for
conduits, pipcs. wircs and risers.
avoiding all dcl‘ucing of walls and
plastering. in councciioll with lhc
genorui toilct rooms lilcre arc plpc
spaces in which are. piuccii tho \i‘lll
pipcs. supply, waste, tanks, otc.. all
apparatus lwiug out of reach of pu-
pils, lull arrcssibio to janitor, tho cud
punch-l of pipo spilccs ili‘iilit. put “It
with scraws.
Stairs—«All stairs urc fire-proof and
iii lil‘l‘~|)l’i)ili' cncioMIrV-H. 'i‘l‘t-uilla, rin-
t‘i'i-i. i-urriugos and buiusicrs itl'l‘ of
iron: ll‘iiilii‘l arc tlilcd with hoist-loss
sul‘tlly ll'i‘ilii‘i, lio siulc (ll' lliuu illollc
trends, which uro slippery in damp
wculhcr. All slriugcrs arc clusn and
all iullustrudcs iulvo sul’cfy guards.
The stairs finish iii llrc walls of
brick. which arc built to tho lop oi"
tili- roof boards. and provision is lllillii‘
for fire doors by which ”11‘ ollriosnrcs
may bc compicicly scparuicd irolu liw
rcst oi’ lilt‘ building at will. All stuirs
urc broad, busy rising. and brokcn by
broad landings. and all lulld‘ directly
at cx'lis from (ill) building.
Assomhiy romn»~'i‘ilia room is on
ilrst floor. and will iit'lll ion on main
floor. 250 ill gullrrl‘ and hi. on tho
stage. The cxlls arc With» and ulnpio
and arc loruicd facing lbc litugc. ’l‘bc
cxits on main floor iliiVl‘ u total width
of 30 fuel and opt-u dircciiy in from
of cxiis from buildln '_ ’l‘lll- i-xlls from
gallery have a whim of 20 luv! and
open dlrcctly into main corridor. ’l‘vrn
cxtru cxlis fli‘L‘ lliuo provldcd l‘or Hing“
:rnd rcur of room. and at this point
the floor is but lilrcc i’cci alloyc grade.
'i'lieuo iiUUl'Wflyh will also bu vcl'y Gilli-
\'culcui i-lliruuccu for pmpio coming
from ifonucctlcut avcuuc.
The room is ticsigtlcd with special
rvi'crcucv to its acoustic proportion.
’i‘hl-rc an: no columns. tllc coiling lut—
lug currll-d on pinto gil'dvra. and the
roof on iruuucu. Spot-lid utlculinu is
cullcd to this usuculbly room l'culuro
of tho dcaign. its location on ilrut
iluor. its oxitu, ucouath-
lighting. ctr.
ill gullrmlm‘i‘llc important rooms
on tho around door on» muvcuicilily
urrunumi, Hill mount ill-lug on suite
and also opt-hing lulu lllc tuuiu rm—
rldor. iiy pulling down ill‘lWi‘l'll uytu-
nasium and WIN“ llillitiligl'ln ilw mum
may if dwirmi be lulcd uvcnluga wbllc
llw foul of tilt» building is t'lmwd.
'I’llc corridors lll'o widc. wry accou-
slide from all rooms and amply light-
mi. The main chiral corridor is ill
foot wide. and flu hroudcsi possible
aupurvlsiou run llo had from it, up it
commands iliiif‘lilli'i‘ll. nialrcnucu. all
rooms. and practically lllc uuilrc
building. 'i‘llc ground floor to if fact
in tho rim uxcopl gymnasium. which
is )5 fort. Find flout. ll: fort. 6 lurhco;
twi‘i’flid. l2 fret. 0 inches. third. iii
feel: honorably room. iii incl.
There is a cahiuci in ouch ochnol
room. Tho rooms um wills-d rou-
vanicuily amt urn all aymmclyicul.
‘i‘hs gymnasium in an arranged that
ilnl‘illl be used for boys and girls at
w .
Thu vislthra' gallery overlooking the
room can be chimed from service
room. and has no connection with the
school ilopurtmont proper; at the some
time visitors can. when pnrtultteli, go
the openings. The system is
to conform in all respects
Without“ and New York
» rib the class rooms will
ly pure.
rooms are to ho ventilated
one lecture room through the
: Mounts and ehtlrt‘iy lain»
iii-s- olo Wider] for ioliatlt
, distiller rig above roof.
,3, _ ms in
our" 3 ll
lien for will
- inset saving in
. The system would
on In» more ”use:
is.
cits complete in every
womanhood um
,dlrccfly from gallery iii floor of room.
r'l‘ho rotunda of such a height that a
running track my ilc put in when do»
i ll. ' ..
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9
is
proportion. ..
mum .ticbo um
pinata, cases; work bone ‘ .‘ji’nnt‘srn
”did and amount, gas micro air
mite! with potent unions arc
in and floor to third; iso
_ rs and nuoblle‘a.’ 0th
raconvom’antlly arranged pith re; - ,
not; to stolen mm. entrances and, b0 i- ,
r1.roola; attribution be taken iii»
9th to dumb: woliernuhbtsh token
onl dust chats, to, boiler room. 'i‘wo‘...
r , lines or .smlid'vpipu extend to
not lipase;
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‘ miss, and real; on every,
ovision in madfamr a, complete
lonlrand interior ephone system,
he control being from the pri‘ncipai's
nice, where zwnuld be, the master
lock with its program device and
wltlzhiloard. All the battcries and
stars for, the entire building would
'..in battery foul!) "on ground iloor.
l The boys‘ and‘ :irls‘jentrnnces and
tollet'rooms urn. s’ widely separated
its possible. also that toilets are cu~
tered from stair landings, not from
inuin corridors. Them in also an ab-
sence of columns in gymnasium and
wlembly.
'fbe design toilewa theNcw York
city method as regards ground floor
gn angemcnt, exits, stairways. etc, The
ground floor is flush with grade and
contains all the departments of the
building e cent the school rooms and
administration. The, cloak rooms
Would be liqulpped with individual
iorkers each! ventilated separately and
each having. wire door with lock and
key, tho room being ventilated
through the lockers. Niches for busts
fund tablets are‘ provided in portion. ‘
Exterior finish»). combination of
cream whlto' pressed bricks with trim-
mings of White brick. terra cotta and
lime. stone, is proposed. Roof tube
of best slattl. and the roof. gutters.
leaders, etc. would be constructed
with a special‘ view to climatic condi—
tions. Dry drains to be formed out-
sidc of foundlatlmls walls, and the
walls to be vrrltcr-proofed with Port-
lalld ccmcnt and asphalt. interior
walls to have ilamp courses. .
interior finish—All standing finish *
to ho best, brown ash. Floors every-
where double with finished floor of»
narrow strips inf maple. ’i'hero will.
be picture moulding everywhere, but
tllcrc is to ho mo wood trim base nor 1,
chair ruil ill any school room. All,‘
windows and doors will be finished 3
in plaster lambs with steel corner
plaids. All wainst-ots to 'be of pressod
brick. enameled, or of Keene‘s co«‘
mcnl. All nutsido walls are built hol~i
low. on iurrlng. .insit'ln walls to be
also piusicrcd upc'n tho brick work. i
All blackboards arc lib-st natural slate
or artificial stone. Doufening in all
floors: this to ire asbestos, "i‘be
building will be practically fire-proof.
'l‘hc only wood fin lab will be thc sash
and (hall-s. and filo only combustible
part of the construction will be the
floor joists. whichl will be made prac-
tically ilrc—prrmf by tho deafening.
Spccial aitcniilm is called to fire-
proof nualitios of the building as pro-
vided by tho mcthods of construction
and the finish chm-o outlined. ’l‘llcy
have boon used with the greatest
succcss by tho author in all of his
rccnnl schools. 'l‘bc nlcthod proposed
in for hotter than lilo ordinary ulctllod '
of solid walls, furrcd. There are no
com-onlcd spaces and no furl-lug nor
lulll. The air spaco is the best pro.
icctlon from mid in winter and boat
in sutnmcr. and it is on absoiuto pro-
tcctinu against dampness. whilc the.
form of construction is abuolluoiy
fire-proof. thorn bciug nothing to.
burn, and no space in which fire can-
truvcl; n furrcd wall has both.
i‘ostw'i‘llo tcslimoto of cost for
building roulplctc. not including equip-
mcnt, is 867.500. The estimates have
been carefully prcparcti and have also
how Vcriiimi by contracts which i
have rcccnily lot for similar work.
The building covcrs H.300 square
foot. and contains 560,000 cubic foot.
The cstinlntos for tho ticsign sull-
mittcd rmlttmplates a good, sound.
substantial building, practically firc-
proof in construction and finish. com-
pacl. in urruugcluoni and convouicul
nlld wonomicul in administration,
with all tho working dcpurtmcuts cxv
cont sclcncc. drawing and commercial.
on two floors. the assembly room be.
ing on first, floor.
An ullcruutivc design allows cloak
rooms arranged on first and luv-mid
floors instead of ground floor. tho tol-
lct rooms being clltarml from cloak
rooms instead of stair buildings. This
dculgu would cont ”Add more than
ihu first design.
~~~'l‘cll thousand liclnous gnawing
away a lilllit'g viitlls couldn't tlu much
worml than liiiI ioriiii't'n ill iif'hiflfl
plluu. let llwro‘s a corn. l’luaua Olut.
lncuf never fails.
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CHICAGO LABOR WAR ENDED.
pun—u.»—
l
l
Capitulation of the Itriklnu Tumult"
is NOW Complete. *
(‘lilCM‘iQ .luly 31."‘\V1iil tho cup
inflation of the striking luuluuturh
nearly utmlplclo. hull ru-lcuscd from tho
upon-salon of the long lubor war prnct
ill'ully ltululrod for to-duy a handful of
cord icumuivrll have wrccltcd the well.
diwt'itwlifi plans.
The coal tirlvcrs. rho strong. vol
unanimously to continue the flirilttl.
All a ranch lhc Employera' Allocate-
tion, it in said. may chum the doors to
thousands of their former employer!
who were to have been managed to
day. The strike era. with its police
guarded wagons. will continue ifltiuil-
uhcly.
All instinct of protons from olbor
immature” locals tuition to more the
coal drivers in their dclermlnsllnn.
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OHAMDINLA '4’! come. 0H0 IRA
AND DiARRHDIA IIMID -
THI II“ iN IXIITINGI.
‘1‘. M. Wood. luauugcr oi” the White
county Ncws. pectic. Ark. ill a repre-
Hirml,
'i‘llrI lunch tlcputilncfil is so amour
ed that tho sol-vice room trill servo
the fixtures. and tin:- lshora- . both will”, the boys‘ and girls? mills,
limit.
libs
being separated. The serving
twill be coulppmi with can store,
1’0"?“ Etc.
The solstice an
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stall.
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unit convon- .
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was
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misfits mulbem business man, who
does not heall to in upcoming his
your] opinion a welldmowa remedy.
lip ways: “It gives me pleasure to
recommend Chamberlain's Colic. anon
on and illnrrhocl heartily. haying
laud ii myself and in my fluidly wi ,
theorist results. in fact i heltmhl
to in! the but remedy oi the kind in
ominous." Sold by Billim‘Pomil
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UNDER TWO FLAGS. I '
How a Yank Served Beneath the Stars
and Stripes and Union Jack.
[A correspondent of the London
Spcctotor. living in ion (lutos, (3.1L.
writes that a fellow ritizcn of his
town is our» of tho icw living mPn Who
saw the Alucl‘icun flag raised at Moll-
iorcy in 1840. “i was a warrant offl-
ccr on tho sloopoi-wur (‘yautn ii ship
that was prcscnlcd us by the mother
ill 18.37
lln was in tho i“dl‘ East of which trip
iiii' col'i'cspondclll Hl‘liiis all cxtrilct
lrolu his i‘HllilliHi‘t‘lii‘i‘b‘J
i was in um with Admiral Dilpililtl
on llu- l'uilcd Show frigate. Minnesota i
on our cruise in i'iliiill. Japan uml lu~
dlu. 'l‘lu- Miillii'hillii was a new ship.
and the iiucst one that had ever been
in East, indiu up to that time. We ur-
rlvcd in lloul; Kong. whcrc we. met
tilc Engiinil-ll‘f‘i‘ill'ii squadrons prcpur-
lug to go up and tuko the city of Call-
iou, which lilcy did. and also took
Gov Yeah a prisoucr and broltght him
out to indlu. \l’c followed them up
as far as the liogue Forts, and thou
we look thc small boats and landed in
(‘aniou in the city proper than return-
ing to iiollg Kong after iilc Englishl
bud iillishi-il incu- fighting. We ihchi
prcparod to no lo l’ckiu. in ih‘fdl
Admiral liopc wool in with tho Eug-
lisil Navy to iiikt' thflm. lic thought
to takc thcnl in two hours, but in-
uicud ihc i‘lllucw ncuriy took him.
Aflt'l‘ fighting about four hours. hav-
ing hml si-vcrui of his vessels Ile-
atroycd. llc tif‘lll u Iuldshlpnlnn over to
our ship to soc i‘oulmodorc 'l‘atltlall ill
regard to lowing their 600 men into
action. Our commodore said: "No:
it is worth nlort' than my commission.
We arc at pouch with China: that in a
declaration of war. No matter what
my realm s arc. i cannot do it."
The ulidll Iptniul went over ihl- side
of the would. boat-lug ll very down-
llchrtmi cxplwalou on his face. The
commodoru wuu watching him. and
sung out: "Must! young man. buy
aft? You any the admiral ls
woundmi?" "You, sir." "it be had
tho-c llilil nu-u tuwcd into action, hc
thihlul be can withdraw?" "You. sir.“
This is whcu lluu coiobrafcd cxprow-
uion was uticrcd: "lilood Ill ihlrlicr
innovator." “A ilrotller-uilor is in
diutrolul; i will llolp him out." We
ware lying about aovcu nlllcli out of
range: we bad a «lush pitmmcr culled
lilo ’l’oucy With. and wia'ylwod those
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800 men into action. We then retired
from the range of. the fighting. The
commodore Method to go over and sec
tho English admiral, who was lying
wounded. having had both of his legs
broken. Just as we got alongside a
shot struck the stern of our boat and
killcd the coxswuu. Hart. ‘l.ieut.
’l‘rcuchard. flag officer. who is new
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can
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{Sac-lair»: who, be.” of
1.1.; Igmd and ‘Iiao' our
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chplo-pho-ros
For Rhcnma‘ tism
Athloohoros is a remedy
guarainteed to "month:
Eoiaon‘ us Uric Acid from the
‘ 106d ud joints, and stop the
Rain and aufi‘erin’g caused by
heulnatism. No need to
suffer longer withvthis agoniz-
ing at set. Athiophoros has
prove 1 its efficacy time and
again-.3 It: will cure the worst.
forms lof Rheumthmu rWe
state this confidently asgtllis
remedy works on a principle as
clearly defined as natural law.
waif Rheumatism compels
you to lose time from your
daily duties, take Athlopho-
rec. in eases the stifi'cned
joints {uni musclesoo they are
able to resume their accus-
tonledi tasks. One bottle of
Athlopboros will bring relief.
Call today and buy it.. 7
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gallium.
um. sun
n
imseif‘ o _
mseastmclunismp and plumm-
w. - ., ,_
sitar”
and it, cured in and has on
d! of thousands of others.
CAP his contains no lend nul-
bur ‘ lonn muttonoran tibia
u us. T e entirebose Vila.
elm. land 'Cosmnline. m looted.
ulckly cures sunburn, .. Mil
andsl Stings and Silt! of iii in-
sects. ,CAPILLARIS 1|“;de
to a, thank front alliaxin on:
to, ‘ e weeks' tinieinlunlly it
Elf? it, in one to few mks.
ILLARIS will cure the W5!
pm: of Piles and the m0,“ tortur-
ing forms of Baby Rania with '5
toll) up liestions. CAP ARISib
Admiral 'i‘rcuchard. was wounded. Our
boat was snlaslu-d, and we were all
That was the
first timc. the English ever had tho
pleasure of flailing for Yanksfi Ivory
(law they threw a lino over a Yank bit
at it. and they hauled them on board.
The conlululorc and ’i‘renchnrd went
aft to see the admiral. who was lying
on a seitec. giving orders the beat hc
could. And we. as" naturally as ducks-
tukc wattr. wcnt forward. Tile bui-
warks were shot away. the guns dc-
stroyud. and the decks bloody. 'l‘hc
decks had been sanded down to absorb
the blood. Wu went to the bow gun]
--~-s ivut gun on the forccasticwund.
stoo aiooking at those four men
lighting that gun, whcrc they ought
to have been 14. They had to act as
truth tackirmun. .side tacitlomall.
huntlspiltemau. loaders and sponsors.
They could not fire tho gun Vcrl'
often. We stood lhcrc await-hing
them usiruining thcmscivcs to firu
gull. Ouc after another of us
drflppcd ill and fought that gun ‘for
them. and made. the English stand
back. We went as whito Yanks and
came out as black ones. We fought
that gun for two hours.
That is the way ill which i served
under two flags in one day.
BENT HER OUILI. i
"i knew no one, or four weeks.
when l was sick with typhoid and
kidney trouble," writes In. Annie
gunter. of Pittsburg, Pa..“'unli when i
got better. eithough i had one is: the
bent doc or: i could IO!-
i was heat double and had forest my
hands on my knees when i walked.
From this terrible satiation l on rol-
cusd by Electric Bitters, which res-
tored my health Ind strength, And now
i can mutt as straight as ever. They
are simply wonderful." Guaranteed to
cure stoma liver. and kidney disor-
ders; at l". .Buter'a drug store: ,
price 50o. "
MC‘TURII TAKIN DOWN.
Connecticut Mun Stops U focal‘Fiii
Connecticut Man Stops Use of Prui-
rientil- Liliane-I on Placards.
Thomas» J. (thudnsyne of liuutlmr
ion has boson ll local crusade against
the display of President Roonvolt'n
glciure in the stint-tint? of plot-chan-
bbasalt/tr. ghsdulyne hgt‘rrlotehto
r. nosey i ll o to
authorised il'iu tip: 3, hia‘liitelihess in
any advertising. Remotely“ a reg”
from Assistant noon-tarmac” t at
no such authority had ll given to
any one. and that the prominent was
grateful to Mr. Chodcayne for culling
his attention to the matter. Mr. obs»
duyna thereupon shorted the letter to
the offuudlu shopkcepsrs. with the
request iluli l ey remote the placards.
A few nlerciiluls reunion what ibcl’
termed interference with their bush
hens. lawman or them lmvn ctlmfliiiui
with r. Chatlsuvuc'a realism.
lanolin. etc.
null
a;
{town
. l
penctr g, orally (in i to the
numeral ptflso us, illlv’wlfincsof
thehltioilglrii lug~ “e ‘Iigomqit' fig
ill; dW—wlesvgn 3:: skin c our,
free from ailblemis es and» as
velvet. cumulus has no equal.
Hundreds of thousands whom it has
cured‘kuow it. and you can know
It by being one 50 cent bottle.
Nerves
. and Pure Blood
The strain of business causes
wank nerves and depleted
blood. No one can do good
Work when troubled. with
noryousnm or impoverish-
1"” ‘lood. li‘ {op suffer from
Lilac iesr and r ofconstant
wot we recommend
Ellsworth";
s inraull‘ue
Bil” Newbie
as t le best tonic for Nerves.
Bi . Stomach, . Liver and
Ki plays. it goes right to the
root of these troubles and
strengthens all the weakened
pails. Its action is mild, but
ver thorough. and Mamb-
ing. .Pureiy vegetable. May
be ‘ ken with marked benefit
by. onngca , waistline
old T370. . lo; ‘
, _
Strong
l . i
.
rumba» a 25 cent box of
Spiro Powder
on we will present on with
on of these insult at View
obltllsgm. Actdaloize is:
launches. Mostbeountohe
appreciated: . ohms of ram-
nl or winter ocean. Sill"
:- is the toilet powder
.widely advertlud‘llm -
23.163. Itidmi Dr‘s.“ boot
, mperap raton. I
ui’d get a plume Pm .
autumn
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it ‘ V'vafiug
3 he :1 9333‘
Was
dope-rid on. ‘.
C'Ali
“about your *
Assessment j“ insurance.
but transfer it to .an. old line com-
pany. where payments remain the
same each year. For a. low guaranteed
rate snd’particullm. Idol-m
r. ballroom-am ,
uuruo BANK BUILDING,
Telephone 863—5. . $9. Net-walk. ct.
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bUGOLhNE
THE GREATIBT “D IUO IOUNCp
ER ON THE MARKET,
25°.A LARGE QQT‘TLE.
at tho
. lilo ZultiuSs thirtieth
a Mo. MAIN on. so. uohvliilllc.
Not a Poison. Not Eapieolvc.
‘ Abolish
Men ‘Ciissimere "Suits
- Were $l0.00
This.Sale.$1.hO.
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corsair"
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than: mi?“
2 Ozone
Starch Trade
Marks.
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Trade Mark-.4 i
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AUTO, BIGVOsif AND NOVELTY
25 so. ham or. to. helium.
DAVID winilvlaoun.
Funeral Director
, and Embslmer.
la Nomi NM» or. WNW“.
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Telephone a! noun. 184»! ‘
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GARDEN Haas.
AUTOMOBILE AND o'er-ct: '
SUPPLIES.
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