he was sleeping in the room
murder was committed. At-
. Judson. for the state.
is dead Judge Light
1 for 'LeRoy Butler
alive. Another will
in What Plains now.
”Butler, husband of Mrs.
whom Leltoy Butler is
have murdered. was the
Alias yeltorday. He said
was very cruel to LeRoy,
She treated‘hlm harshly
and appeared to have a
him. Che used to hit
‘otrtarp and one day when he
ittiul‘tliy a window she knocked
rough it. it was her cus-
ail the money which the
i
" 310.1906. the night of the
as doping when he heard
hl wife: “Did you hear
are was no reply and
a no. He heard a door
on wife exclaimed,
m‘ shot"
to the jury where you saw
" said Attorney Judson.
Vr
(full you run to the door?"
« tht to get shot. ” answer4
lies .
doc arad that his . wife
I. her hand to him and
._ (looms, I'm going to leave
lineal. you in heaven. ”
did on say to that?" Inquir-
gr udson.
1‘ or i would "
than was sure the fatal shot
‘ bout l2‘ '30 In the mornin-"g,
remembered hearing the
' a the hull hour. His wife
7 2. In regard to Willie
Witness dedial'ed that Cook
, issuing an a couch in the room.
”Hillier dolled to him when he heard
the shot. but Cook did not answer.
, pro is examination by Judge
at); iller said that his wife had
With Cornelius Cook Willie's
He did not think. Willie
in spite of the fuel
,nuss did not think that the boy
any resentment toward her.
outlay before she died the boy
light her all his earnings.
arable laughter was caused in court
hon antler said that his wife fro
- quéntly had fits of anger and that he
kept av‘vay from her on those occa
alone. The lost time Mrs. Butler hurl
whipped LaRoy was about 18 months
rhetoric" the murder.
The evidence which the state intro
, dhced is all new. it was not brought
' forward during Butlers first trial
When he was acquitted.
F” .
'CLAICHI GIRL TO TELL ALL.
—._—..
In Conference at District Attorney's
Office
NEW YORK Mulch 8.——Beriha
iohe, the young French woman.
0 yesterday pleaded guilty to the
udder of Emil Gerdrou her alleged
mister. today was taken from the
x'i‘ his prison to the district attorney‘s
661 She had a. talk there with As
‘ tint District Attorney Ely. Al
though no‘ official statement was made
hits, it. was reported that the young
than gave Mr. Ely the names of foul
foothill to whom she said she paid
week for protection while lend-
the life of a. woman of the streets
, s also gave the names of about fifty
. ‘ amen. the report stated who
, I'Miving like amounts "finm
‘ 'or women in the district where she
nference took place today bet
Police Commissioner Bingham
-‘ he Clsiche s counsel Abraham
“dud Judge Otto Rosaisky. Com
Blughsnl refused to state
‘ {Vol “III at the meeting.
PNIUCANC AT DANBURY.
Mr dolls! Judson Talks on “Tho
_ t on Deal."
DENY Munch 8.-Ji‘he annual
. of who Danbury Republican
W hold here last night. with
00 guests present. Among
many men prominent in
his tot the state. United
pater rank Brandegee was
9 guests. State Represent»
It [yampropidod and the toast»
- 9 «Mayor John R. Booth.
é-tihol was n; were Blots
dson. of trstford and his
The one Deal: 8 e
F. W sh. oi” Greenwic
unneeded State
:mtld'of Bridgeport.
:Btsto Representative
lrllold. The General As-
.. Obalrmsn of tho iltste
cannon» isichssl Konesiy‘.
The Grand Old Party.
W
M8.«Min%o&
was found dead
so. of her em-
on. death so.
plasmiustm
s' two doors
W cm
’WHMI 'l‘ho
‘ use it! fiftieth -
.uwm
outed as a witness in the ~‘
He, saw a little flash and"
i. scusdcics.
guillotine PILLS
i will vision no st «6% sitcom. rm
“ll livtniiletivcr.”
lull y'ssn use In Win hm prove thiI
Ihsolliio reliability, Ind IMIII DIM].
Hrsly ngstsbio-sbsolutsiy Harmless.
For dolomrywhore. 25 cents I box
. or by mail . .
' .. mason-cumulus.
«...... ... ....
onoss snou Mahmoud "
soaso.
....—
Csptsins, Mates and Engineers on
Llohishlps Must Pass Examina-
tions.
A new order has recently been pro-
mulgated by the United States light
house board that all captains of light‘
ships. as well as the males and engin-
eers, shall make application and take
examinations fer because the same as
others who are connected with steam
vessels. in accordance with this 01"
der, several such officers. stationed in
this district, have visited the office in
Providence of Captains Wilcox and
Potter, and taken the prescribed ex-
animations.
inquiry at. the office of the United
States inspectors elicited Informs»
tion that the order had not. reached
this district as yet as no lighthouse
department officers had appeared here
for examinations for licenses.
GET THE RIGHT KIND.
can't find a cum. try Witch Hazel
Salve but be sure you get that made
by E. C Dertt & Co., Chicago it
is the original. If you have used
Witch Hazel Salve without being re-
lieved it is probable that you got hold
of one of the many worthless counter-
feits that are sold on the reputation
of the genuine DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. Sold by The Clifford Phur~
macy. "
WARDEN GARVIN’S HOLIDAY.
He Will Sail Next Week for a Short
Trip to Europe.
Albert. Garvin who last week began
his eighth. year of service as warden
of the Connecticut state prison is to
make a short visit lo Europe, says
the Hartford Times.
He has been granted a month's lou-
ve of absence by the board of dircc~
tors. He will sail Tuesday on the
Kaiser for Bremen. He will visit Ger-
many. Belglum, France and Holland
‘ He will inspect various penal and re-
formatory institutions during his trip.
His point of departure for the home-
ward voyage early in April will be Ply-
mouth.
Since he, bus been the executive
bend of the state prison Warden Gur-
vin has workcd hard and had very
little time off and vcry fcw holidays.
This will be iiic first. trip he has ever
taken across the Atlantic.
DON'T GET THE HABIT.
indigestion is much of a habit. Don't
get the habit. Take a little Kodoi
Dyspepsia Cure after eating and you
will quit belching, puffing. palpitating
and frowning. Kodol digests what
you eat and makes the stomach sweet.
Kodol is a thorough digcstnnt and will
afford relief from any disorder due to
imperfect digestion or mal~ussimilation
of food. Sold by The Clifford Phar-
macy.
NO THAYER DINNER.
Talk of Conflicting Dates With Do-
mocrstic Committee all Moonshine.
NEW HAVEN. March 8.-—~'l‘he Illlk
about the calling of a Democratic State
Convention together in Waterbury on
Apuil 2. spoiling the so—caiied 'l‘hayer
dinner in New Haven on the same
date. is all buncbmhe. There was to
‘ be no Thayer dinner on that date in
New Haven. The .suggeiltioll that
there be a dinner here on April 2.
Jefferson's birthday. was a mere sug-
gestion which died aborning. No plans
for it had been made whatsoever.
The scheme was worse than luchoa-
lb.
MOTORMAN I8 ELECTROCUT.
Norwich Tl'oiioy Empioyo was Remov-
n Wirs From Track.
NORWI H. March 8.-—-A few minu~
tes after 9 o 'ciock last evening William
McKee mortornian for the Norwich
trolls company, was almost instant-
ly itil ed. He left the car to remove an
electric light wire which had fallen
across the track. The current was so
strong that he Was able to cry for
help but twice. and he died within a
few minutes from the shock. lie was
about 28 years of age, married and
leaves a widow and child.
KILLED AT DELL! DOCK.
Workman struck "b
Ooo’o loht.
NEW HA M: rch 8~—One man
was killed and toolbar had his foot
badly uni-lied. besides sustaining min-
or injuries. by the filth of a large
scoop which the man I: to coin for
unloading coal from a barge at ile
dock last night. The tops holding
the scoop: broke and the men were
caught. beneath the debris. The iden-
ty of the dead man is not known.
injured men; who was taken to
he'll“ Eaton Hospital is Alfred
denial, or Fall River Mass.
MM
RICIN‘I“ ARRIVAL OP VIHILC.
W. More ll-i—Art‘lvpd Sir.
clients, from foremost.
Polling Cool
if you are troubled with Piles and-
.iilioi
to his a antics
About Jilllid ‘
., sided
much allvE
. canine discovered that
about more than her lawful shone
no husbands he declares be ironed
tely left her. He claimed that and
ad never- been divorced trom lee.
Healer. Crane wants to have the en»
parlor Court usual the marriage. ‘
Another Bridgeport divorce suit is
that of Sarah Clark vs. Andrew Clark.
Mrs. Clark's maiden penis was lamb
'l‘euny. She married Clark July at),
1899 She declares that he deserted
her October 2 1900. The couple have
three children and Mrs Clark desires
the custody of them
Pauline 0. babies, of Bridgeport,
wants to be separated from Paul O
Buldes. Her maiden name was Patti.
inc Anus Chadwick and she became
Mrs. Babies March 26,1905. Since that
time she says her husband has been
ruilty of intolerable cruelly. in addi
ties to la decreaMrs. asides desires
permission to resume her maiden
- dame.
rti
..
G. B. BURHANS TESTIHEB AFTER
FOUR YEARS.
G. B. Burhans. of Oariisie Center N.
Y.. writes: "About four years ago i
wrote yoll stating that i had been an-
tireiy cured of a severe kidney trouble
by taking less than two bottles of Fe
iey’s Kidney Cure.’ it entirely skip
pad the brick dust sediment. and pain
and symptoms of kidney disease dis.
appeared i am glad to say that. l
have never had a return of any ol
those symptoms doling the four years
but have elapsed and i am evidently
cured to stay cured. and heartily rec-
ommend Foley’ s Kidney Cure to on)
one suffering from kidney or bladder
trouble. " Plaisted's Drug Store. “
E. P. SANFORD BUYS “JONGO
PLACE" lN EASTON.
Thereby Coming into Possession of I
Mineral Spring.
P. Sanford of Pleasant Valley.
Reddlng. has purchased the farm and
homestead in Boston known as the
“Jones place;" upon which Is a natural
mineral spring. This farm is near to
“paper mill pond" in Enston, and l. a
spring is widely known for the cure-
tive properties of its waters
Mr. Sanford the new owner. is con-
' templating the bottling of the. mineral
waters which are believed to rival in
merit some of the most famous nlinel
all waters on the market. He has also
in mind the proposition of erecting a
hotel and baths upon the farm. where
pailonts may have the full benefit of
the curative properties of ihc waters
as well us the enjoyment of outdoor
country life. Mr. Sanford is at present
conducting a meat market in Bedding.
A FRIEND THAT was A FRIEND
Don't frown-look pleasant if you
are suffering from indigestion or com
stomach tulle Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure
Hon Joke Moons. of Atlanta. (is.
says: “i suffered more than 20 years
with indigestion. A friend recom-
mended Kodol.1t reliever! me in one
day and i now enjoy better health
than for many years. " Kodol digests
what you eat. relieves sour stomach
gas on stomach. belchlng, etc. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy. "
ACTS OF THE GOVERNOR.
Governor Roberts has issued a re
quisiiion upon the secretary of war for
35,000 rounds of pisioilaulmuuiiion and
500 paper targets for lbc use of the
militia
Governor Roberts has appointed Dr
Cllulles E 'l‘nft to examine lllio the
mental condition of William it‘orrosi
and Samuel Epstein, prisoners in the
Hartford County jail, reported in be in.
" sane.
The governor has approved the re
quisition of the ndjlitulll, general and
comptroller for $7337.50 for
accounts.
various
DANGERG OF PNEUMONlA.
A cold at this time if neglected is
liable to cause pneumonia which is so
often fatal and even when the patient
has recovered the lungs are weakened
making them peculiarly susceptible to
the development of consumption. Foi-
ey's Honey and Tar will stop the
cough heal and strengthen the lungs
and prevent pneumouiu. La Gri ppe
coughs yield quickly to the wonder-
flil curative qualities of Foley's Help
by and Tim There is nothing else
"Just as good " Plaisted's Drug
Store. ‘
ELECTIONS To BETA THITA Pl.
Elections to the academic fmterniiy
Batu 'i‘heta M at Yale College. New
Haven. were yeaierday announced as
follows: Richard Douglas Davis .li..
of Ashlaud. Ky: Paul Alexander
Drucklieb of Stapleton. 8. i.. N. Y:
Russell Steal-us Dwight. of Wyoming.
0.; William Spencer Fuller of Suf-
lieili; Joseph Casimir Kit-char. of
Believiile, "1.: Robert Edwards Preli-
far. of Columbus. 0.: George Board-
olan Potter, of Hartford: Raips Eugene
Weber. of Wutorvilla. N. Y.: Ernest
Cousins Wheeler, of Norwalk.
Isa.
To a hen, said Henry Ward Beecher.
You are such a beautiful creature!
The hen lust for that.
Laid snags in his hat.
And thus‘llid the hen reward Beecher.
whostou Transcript.
Here Is Relief for Women.
if you have pains in the back Urin-
ary. Bladder or Kidney trouble and
want a certain. pleasant herb buns for
Women's list in; ifother’ amt. “All
TRALIA LIA " It is s ssfs moo
‘gm regulator... and cards all
oaks iliciiidliifi‘I tannin:
and aloe tidal. Mot or, us-
museum is to or
sent by mail for his. is sent
FEED. Address, The Mb Gray
00.. palsy N Y.
i I
o is ,"“"' to.-.»
“s .
..~ ~.
“iii 1
hroughc his attorneys. Bartlett and
ucllug olmricrmusier general upon the .
health by this ......
ody. YOU may be
. .. L indigestioncsusot
._ poorly all the deb-
: boss that women
have ltdoplivostbuystsm of nourish
mast sud tbs delicate srgsm peculiar t:
woman sufiu— woollen. sud boosts:
diseased. ‘
KodOI
Dyspepsia Cure
Inshios the stomach and dliostivo crust
to digest'srld sulmilsts all or the whole.
subofoodthstmsyboostsn. It nourisiloi
tho body. and rsbuilds the mall organs
restoring health and strength. Kodol euros
‘ indldostion. constipation. dyspepsia. soul
doings. bolohing.hosrtburn end all stomach
disorders . v
Digests What‘ You Eat
‘ FOR 'BALE BY
THE CLiFFORO PHARMAOY'
Ask for the 1906 KodollAlmanac and
200 Year Calendar.
M
III.0.DO'lM
m
on
ltd.
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IMPORTANT SUIT.
Right of Wife to Enforce Fulfillment
{of Husband's Contacts With Her.-
HARTFORD. March 8.—-’l‘he night of
a. wife to enforce the fulfillment of
her husband’s contracts with her was
argued before the supreme court of
errors at the capitol yesterday the
case being entitled Josephine C.M M-ath
ewson va. Albert ii. Mathewson.
it came up on the plaintiff's appeal
from the superior court. of Hartford
county where it was dismissed by
Judge Reed. Mrs. Mathewson, who
lives in- California, brought. suit
against her husband, Albert. ii. Mutha
sweep, of Enheld. to recover 32,500 on
promissory notes. Her attorney gives
as one of his reasons of a pool that
the lower court e'lrcd in iiil up that it
woman married after April 20, l87’i.
cannot bring an action ill low against
her husband.
The coult will (plilllttiill be in sun
sion another day.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
its find in this Alvin Birgit
.. new
Signaturoof
GUILFORD WANTS ITS WATER
WORKS.
Movement for Municipal
_ started.
1‘ Uiilh‘OltD March S—‘l‘be munici-
pal ownership idea struck (luilford
l‘ucsduy and iii a borough lllccting it
was voted to .lppoini a committee to
look into the question oi” purchasing
the Guilford WiLIf-il‘ Company works. it
was bald ycstcrduy afternoon) that a
large number of Cunlford people he
lioved that the town would gain finan-
cially by running its own water supply
and that (be present movement was
intended as it start in thui.;direction.
Atomcy (lcorgc F. Beers said that
the movement meant that if the we
ler rate could not be cut down for fire
purposes from $2 5 a. hvdrunt the town
might. look into owning its own water
works
A GRATBFUL POLITICIAN.
Mr. McCarthy, a. prominent politic-
ian of New Haven. Conn. writes the
following letter:
40 Greene St. New Haven. Conn.
February 7th,1006.
The Cornell Remedy Co.
Gentlemen:-—l have long been a suf-
ferer from u disorder of the kidneys.
i had excruciating pains usroas my
loins, especially in the morning. when,
If 1 bent over for a while. i could not
stand straight again for some time.
My appetite became very poor. My
tongue contort and i lost weight A
friend told me to try Cornell s Kidney
and Bladder Cure lpurchased a hot-
lie. it helped me so much. that i
took two more. which cured and made
me a well man.
Yours sincerely.
GEORGE M‘CARTHY.
hold by Glendening it 00,. Norwalk.
All drug stores. 30th Norwalk. Price
60 cents.
DUILFORD WOMIAAND” YEARS OLD
GUILI‘ORD. March 8.--Miss Caro-
lina Weld, the oldest inhabitant of
this section of Connecticut. died other
Ownership
' home in- North Guilford Tuesday in
the house in which she was born. Death
was due to a go and breaking down
due to old ago. Miss Weld ceiebra
ed her 00th on day on February a
at that time throug
‘icter, Miss Gather-
ten days ago. aged
vii
She was wor
grieving for
Ice Weld. who
eighty-nine. -
at Mlddletown. . ‘ ,.
{April ‘on Bl'fiwn for Provident” Ru. , .
April 1.4,Rhods island College at Mid~ »
fixed it moth tubs
lull 7; again... Training school
letown.
April 18 Massachusetts Agricultural
College at Mlddletown -
April 21, Niagara University of. Mid-
dietowu.
April 25, Princeton at Princeton. N.
iApril 26. Rutgers othw Br-‘uns
wick. ‘
New Yelk
" April 28.
Point
West Point. at
dictowu
May 5. Rutgers at Middletown.
May 10. Syiacuse at Middlciown.
May 12. Amherst at Amherst.
May 16, Georgetown at Middle
town.
May 19, Middleiown Consolidated at
Mlddlotowu.
May 23,
town
May 26 Holy Cross at Worcester.
May 30 Tufts at Middlelown.
June 2. Manhattan College at Mid-
dielown.
June 5. Dartmouth at Middlciown.
June 7. Columbia. iit Middletowu
June 9. Brooklyn. Polytechnic at
Middletown,
Middle-
June 16 Holy Cross at
June 26, Williams at. Middletowu.
Williams at Williams-
towu.
Colds are quickly cured by Chamber;
lain‘s Cough Remedy. it uctsion na-
ture’s plau. loosensthe cough. relieves
the lungs and‘opclls the secretions. of-
fecting a permanent cure. it counter
acts any tendency of n cold to result
in pneumonia. it is pleasant to take.
Children like it. . "'
——~—
CHANGES IN LIGHTHOUBEB.
Cow and Calf Gaoiuoy to be He.
turned.
WASHINGTON. March iii-The light
house board has announced several
changes in lights and buoys. owing to
the approach of spring. These
changes go Into effect. March 15. At.
Duck island breakwater, the inten-
sity of the light. will be increased by
changing from n post-lantern to a
ions-lanterns light, and its height will
be reduced to 23%, feel.’ The Cow
and (‘qu gun buoy on the rocks at
the entrance of Bradford harbor will
he returned and relightod on the link
of the month and the spur murkiu-rr
buoy will then be. withdrawn. The
gas buoy on Little Captain isiund east
roof at the entrance of Greenwich
Cove will also be returned and re-
lighted. At tilc'same time the spur
marking buoy will-be withdrawn.
Surgeon Feeny Transferred.
The war department. has or-
dered Contract. Surgeon John M.
Peony from Fort Trumbull. New Low
doll. lo Fort Terry, N. Y., and Contract
Surgeon C. W. McMillan has been or
dared to assume the duties at Fort
Trumbull.
DEAFNESB CANNOT BE GUREO
by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the car.
There is only one way to cure delir-
noss. and that is by constitutional
remedies.
inflamed condition of the mucous
lining of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is inflamed you have a ram-
bling sound or imperfect bearing, and
when it is entirely closed, Deafness is
the. result. and unless the inflammation
can be taken out and this tube restor-
ed to its normal condition. hearing will
be destroyed forever; nine cases out
of ten are caused by Calurrh. which Is
nothing but an inflamed condition of
the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's
Caiarrh Cure. Send for circulars.
free.
F. J. CHENEY & 00., Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 750.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for consti-
paflon.
WORK iN NEW RIFLE RANGE.
HARTFORD. March 8.——Adiutant~
general Cole recently visited the rifle
range property which he purchased
for the state He finds that the work
of clearing the land is fast progressln
C. Cerososimo the contractor. has to
led a number of the trees 0 the hill
side at the south end. A tlm a report
er visited the property. Monday and
was informed that the logs are being ..
taken to Mr, CerososimO's saw mill on
the Warren lot. not for distant. Some
of the tops have been cut into cord-
wood. and a number of trees on the
west bank of the l-iockanum river have.
been felled. Hickory trees of unusual
size are among these. . Mr. Careles-
imo's contract calls. for the clearing
of the land by May 1. it is estimated.
that ver little of the land in the ran-
ge is invaded by s freshei till a height
of 15. 5 feet above the low water mark
is reached.
THE RIGHT IDEA.
One would think the imitative idea
in a cough syrup should have been ad»'
vanced long before it. was. it seems
the only rational remedy for Coughs
and Colds would be to move the bow
sis and clean the mucous membranes
of the throat and lungs at the same
time. Kennedy's laxative Honey and
'l‘ar does this. It is the Original Lax
atlve Cough Syrup. the best known ,
remedy for Coughs. Colds. Oroup.
Whooping Cough. etc. Tastes good
and harmless. Bold by. The Clifford
Pharmacy.
won-r to noon: PILL masses.
The pharmacy commission Tuesday
The host safeguard against hud-
-scho coultt
ltt's ttl Risers. . Keep
ll.
one
will a yisl of those hinges. little pliisn1 in port. Richard '1‘. if i. his
the houses? sdoso atbsd
or has you?I Wt ut'ho stomach Ill
bowels posit“)i oh 2. Mills 1‘
grips”) 'i‘iio Clifford Pb r-
”/1...W .1... its...” .
demand liver troubles lurid. .nicit man
New
'I
examined at the capitol Hartford. the
following candid too if licenseszuo Le‘o
crass "its my?
our caucus BRONCIIITIS
April 27. New York University ill"
Wcst' ‘-
May 2 University of Maine at Mid
Deafness is caused by an.
Jacob Ksuf: ‘
tasters: wiles. scum
Mhmm
‘ Our-es Sore Trams ‘ in: Uloorated 'ro lsils, ...}... Gold
' Grip and Plouriay outermmlulo oyltem llko‘lilaiil is...
50, DOSES 25¢. 125 DOSES 50c,
No opium. no quinine. no chloroform, no poison. -
B. F. JACKSON & 00., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ,
According to the Book. -Miles-~By He was trying in make conversa-
the way. old man, do you believe in tion with the girl's father.
dreams? ”What do you think of the outdoor
Chev-Yon bet. 1 do! One night about treatment of disease?" he asked at
a monih ago 1 dreamed that an angel random
appeared at my bedside and said, “Pre- “Well " responded the old man “for
pure for the Worst." then disappeared. the unit you have that might be all
Miles—Well? right in summer but at this season a
Giles—The vcly next day oul cook quiet mem is better."
left and my wife has been doing the But it was mean of the old man to
cooking ever since—Chicago News sniggel ~Phliadeiphln Ledger.
New nuns in include
THERE 15 AN ATTRACTIVE FR ESHNESS ABOUT OUR STOCK
EACH SEASON THAT IS INLITSELF SUGGESTIVE OF THE BIG BUSI-
NESS WE ARE DOING AND TELLS PLAINLY THAT OUR PRICES. ARE
THE KIND THAT MAKE QUICK SALES. YOU WILL SEE ENTIRELY
NEW DESIGNS EACH RECURRING SEASON, AND YOU CAN ALWAYS
FIND MANY THAT NO OTHER HOUSE IN TOWN SHOWS.
AJ. . ollmsé’ra.
res-Id North Main Street
South Norwalk. Conn.
All kinds fro andSail MlCed
Goods. etc. at lowest possible prices;
Stricliu Fresh Ends 16 for 250
FRESH NATIVE KILLED SQUABS . ..........‘..... .......... . 75:; PAIR
GET THEM TO ORDER.
J. W. DODGE.
successes 'ro JACOB census.
2: WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone ass-s.
on
An Ounce of Satisfaction is
Worth 'a Ton of Talk.
We reverse matters~givo you an
ounce of talk—Just enough to attract
your attention and a ton of satisfac-
tion. Our coal is good to begin with.
properly “picked" free from- oldie.
screened free from dust and small im-
purities; secondly. well housed and
handled in our yards; thirdly. said
full weight and at the lowest price
. the market will permit. Give us a
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