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annulus neither Opihm,
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monument! Wind
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Food- mm the
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MORE ELECTION RETURNS.
’ Result In Polling at “Little Town Elec-
tion" In Many Places Through-
, out The State.
. In addition to the returns of "the
little town elections" on Monday, pith-
lished in The Sentinel of Tuesday re-
ceived as follows from Feiriield
county ..
Trumbull~solectmein Lester M.
'Shelton r.,.Charlos (1. Feet r., William
P. Davis (1.; for registrars, Dumberat
86. Republican 100. No license,
Redding-Selectmcn, Benjamin B.
Banks r., Edward W. Bradley (1..
Robert A. Rider (1.; for registrars.
Democrat 109, Republican 132. No
license.
Sherman—Selectmen, George A.
Barnes r.. William B. Hungcrford r..
Charles Edmonds (1.; for registrars.
Democrat 22, Republican 71. No Ii-
cause,
New Canaan—~Sclcrtmen, Joseph 1“.
.w-Jfliilimlm r.. Charles W. Hodges r..
Franklin Stearns d.: for registrars,
Democrat 130, Republican 323. Li~
cease.
BrooktleldéSelectmen, John S.
.;
‘ anally
_,oll , as, and the most Interesting fact
Thornhiil d., Fred H, Boers r., Howard
Andrews r.; for registrars, Iicmocrnt
87, Republic“ 114. Licensc.
Easton—Solectmcn. S. Arthur Sher-
wood d., Ambrose Marsh r.. Edward
P. Mills d.; for registrars. lh-mocrat
66, Republican 73. No license,
FairfleId—Selectmcn. S. (J. Ilradlcy
d., E. B. Morehousu r.. A, ll. Wukc-
man r.; for registrars. Democrat 3114;
Republican 382. Lit-cuss.
Weston—Sclwtmen, George F. Sher.
wood r.. William Ii, Osborn r.. Charles
R, Morehouae d.: for registrars. flour
ocrat 49: Republican 81. No Iii'l"lltit‘.
Hilniinglnumi-lelcctmcn, Stephen '1‘.
Palmer r.. H, llryou llrownson r., Fred
W, Board (I: for rcgistruru, Ul'lllllt‘l'ill
150, Republican 406. License.
Greenwich-Sulectincn. Slim-I Il.
Ritch r.. .1. Albert Lockwood d ,
Charles 1“. Adams. (1.; for registrars,
Democrat, 708; Itt‘llilblicun, it'll. [.1-
cease.
Ridgeflcld—Sclcctmun, James W.
Hibbart r.. Ilradicy W, Sanford r..
, Fred D. Bates (I; for registrars. llam-
bursts, 11:); Republicans. 309.
cease.
New Il‘airflcld—Solucimen, David H.
Disbrow d., .1. S. Whitehead d, iicnry
Bnelbr r. No license.
Monroe—Selectmen. Clarence Ii.
Burr r.. Zalmon r‘. Purdy r., Marshall
Beach d. No license. '
Bethel—-Solectmeu, William P. Bal-
m r.. Clarence ’I‘. Hickok r.. William
P. English d.; for rngistrnrs, Dcmocrat,
2152: Republican, 494. No llconilc.
HOW'B‘ THIS?
We offer One Hundred lloiluru Re-
ward for any cusp of Cnturrb that can-
not be cured by Hall's (inhirrh Cure.
F, J. CHENEY tit (10.. Toledo. 0.
We. the undersigncd. have known I".
J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and
believe him perfectly honorablu in all
business transncilous and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his llrm.
WALDING. KINNAN (I: MARVIN.
' Wholesale Druulnts. Toledo. 0.
Hell's Catarrh Care Is taken Inlcr-
fully. acting directly upon the blood
andwmucous surfaces of the iiyltltiiil.
Testimonials «out true. Price 75
can per‘bpttluy- Held by all Drug-
I
“'1‘ a Hall's'll‘amily Plus for coilslb
nation. ‘-
”high; wasp no, on rmt.‘
n no
No li-
it
. Oct. '3.-»in the trlul
of .Imph Terralola. charged with first
' mtmurder for killing Jontiph‘l’rcs-
tie, ‘Aufim 24 by shooting, considera-
ble testimony wnstakcn today before
Judge“ out. .111 number of witnesses.
cilia! fallout. ‘wiio were In the vi;
1 the crime When It was com.
iz-l‘oileursed the details of tho
batman t atrthe victim ran
. ,l-llfliilired cot lifter_tho bullet
Mi“ ‘ ed his body. apparently in
y‘lflfiiioz handout. The fact
_. i womb was In the bottom ,of
trough await“ man :u 13:0
I‘m 7 G litany iii an is
_./ neuritic Signature of ~
For Over 30...Years.
”it“. n‘ we
blushing
_ . my ‘5. qt, y, u ,g.... x
.I—n—
THE VOTE IN THE TOWNS. ‘
The Hartford Courunt gives the fol-
lowing careful analysis of the vote In
the stain on Monday:
The Courant‘s special returns from
the various towus‘that have Just had
their animal “little elections" give no
sign anywhere along the line'of a
break In the Republican forces. This
paper has secured the votes of the
towns for registrars which represents
the party vote as closely as It can be
got. for the registrars have no opposi-
tion, one being on the Republican
ticket and one on the Democutic.
'i‘heir vote should mark the party lines.
0f the 161 towns that voted Monday
complete returns had been received
at this office at the. time of preparing
this article from 120. These show a
total vote cust In these 120 towns of
02.224, while in 1902. "the last “off
your," these some towns at the rogu-
lar Not ember election, when many
more votes are oust. showed a total
of 79,451. In 1902 the Republican
majority In these towns was 10.642 and
now in 1000 the some towns, on the
vote reduced at least 20 per cent.
show a Republican majority of 10,-
028. Is there anything ominous in
that?
The following table will give the de-
tails better than any statement:
(.‘ount- No. of 1000. 1902.
tics. Towns. Itep. Dem. Itcp. Dom.
Hartford, 10 5851 3705 7723 5464
N Haven. 14 0600 5204 10741 8454
N. London. 17 6521 3012 0112 475i
Fiiil'fltliti. 15 0645 478-1 7671 0401
Windham, 12 2775 lililtl 3277 20”
hitchflel-l, 19 3709 2888 3386 2615
MItIlIIflfitx. it 3395 2541 4220 3127
Tollaud. 10 1570 1100 2021 1495
120 30120 20008 45050 34408
20008 344ml
'l‘oinl votv. 02224 7045b
Itep. majority, 10028 10042
Many a man of humane impulses.
who would not willingly harm a kitten.
is gullly of cruelty win-rc his own
stomach is coucerucd. Ovcrdrivun.
Overworkud. wh'en 'whai. it needs is
something that will digest the food cab
on and help the stmnach to recuperate.
Something like Kodol For Dyspepsia
that Is sold by The Clifford l’bur-
qucy. ”
ATCHISOII ROAD DIVIDEND.
NEW YORK, Oct.. 3.——-Thc directors
of the Alchison Topeka and Santa Fe.
Railway Company to-dny doclared a
semi-annual dividend of 2% per cent.
on the company's common stock. 'I'Iill
Is an Illi round of is of l per cent. over
Ilho llust previous semiannual dlvi
«cm.
W...“ was-..”
DOOTORB SAID HE 'WOULD NOT
LIV!
I’utcr Fry. Woodruff. Pit. writes:
"Altar declining for two yours with
Iho Iit'Hl. physicians in Wuynnuburg.
and still netting Worse. the doctors Mi-
vlami me If l had any business to ob
mud to I had better attend to It at
once. till I could not possibly live lili-
oihur month an ihcro was no cure for
llll‘. Folcy'a Kidm-y (turn was red
ommandod in ma by a friend, and 1
Immediately smlt my son to the store
for It. and after taking three bottles I
hogan lo got boiler and continued to
improvu until i was entirely well."
l’laluiod'u Drug Store and The Clifford
Pharmacy. ‘"
BRIDOEPORT RICTOR DROPS
- DEAD. ,
salmonella our. a.“ v. John
Brown. rector of“‘tihrist's plscopal
Church, dropped dead this afternoon;
W
crop Triml GOLD
or it may result In Pneumonia. Brae
zliiah Balm III breaking up colds when-
ever irlsd. almost without. exception.
10, 20. 600 and 81.00 battles. The Clif-
ford. Baxter's and Plaistad's. “
"You look so nice in your new Fall
suit." said Mrs. lirowsn, “don't you
think you‘d better cords to church with
the this morning?"
"Not on your life!“ replied Mr.
Drowns. "It doesn't do a new suit any
good to go to sleep In it."
wears had Documents ‘of‘ thwwnxturas
1 laced living.
.ped' his coin and said:
.
NEW HAVEN. Oct.
Newman,
the blind man who for live
around the railroad depot was buried
Monday. Even though he made his
acquaintances by the peculiarities of
. their walk on they some idea .vthoyllde'
‘l‘IIIf or by their voice! be if many
‘ ‘l‘ii'libiidfl- to mourn him. Haircut many
pencils, eraser: and poor and earned a
Mr. Newman had been ,bllndeout
nine years, and lttwaa some five years
ago that he made his first ‘sppoarnnce
on Meadow street. near the depot.
Since that time he has been, there rog-
ulnrly. except on the coldest. days in
winter and his patrons who comprised
the large commuting population. rail-
.road men‘and others were good rodeo:
He leaves a, wife. who escorted him
from his home on Front street to his
dradlng post every morning. Malta‘s-
msu had a sign on his little stand.
resident in New Haven and was tofu
,ly. blind. He carried a physician's
fiertmcule which proved his sad afflic-
oh. -
_ As showing how well Mr. Newman.
though, knew his friends it might be
mentioned that. one man who makes a
Inip or two to the depot every day had
been In the habit of dropping a coin In-
;to the blind man's stand nearly every
,: time be passed.
One day not long ago this man drop-
“Well, I will
lake's pencil to-duy. I happen to need
one." .
"‘Take one by all means." said the un-
fortunate man. “you have paid me for
more pencils than I have ever
handled."
d"Why how do you know?" was ask-
:‘Well i know my \fricnds. I can
4011 you 20 feet away. or rather as soon
as I hear your footsteps."
There were many other regular pats
rolls of the blind man. and it is said
that President C. S. Mellon never pass
cd without putting a coin In his hand.
He always had a cheery word for all
of them. whom he-lmcw onlyby the
way they walked.
The interment was in the Westvllle
Cemetery. Mr. Newman was a veteran
of the Civil War.
- A CARD.
This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money If
Foley's Honey and'Tar falls to cure
your cough or cold. It stops the
cough, heals the lungs and prevents
serious results from a cold. Cures
in grippe cough and prevents pneumo-
nia and consumption. Contains no op-
iates. The genuine is in a yellow pack-
age. Refuse substitutes. a Plaisted's
Drug Store and The Clifford Phar-
macy. ”
lNCREASE 0F MINISTRY.
Society Show. Incl-used Funds Dur-
ln: the You—Officers Elected.
HARTFORD. Oct. 4.——The annual
meeting of the Society for the Increase
of the Ministry of the ProtestantEpls-
cop's] Church in America was held in
the parish house of Christ Church at 8
o'clock Tuesday“? iftbrnoou. Bishop
Brewster presiding. The report of Rev.
F. I). Hodgkin, the recording secretary,
showed that the receipts the past year
were much larger than in the previous
year and that In addition to paying off
a debit balance outstanding at the be-
ginning of the year. there was left a
credit balance of about 8700 on hand.
The receipts ware about 31.000 morc
than the prcvlous your. The society
now has about fifty beneficiaries in six
or more collcgoa and somlunrles. Mr.
Hodgkin’s ‘report covered fully all the
operations of the unclety for the your.
Officers wcro elected as follows: Presi-
dent. flight Rev. Chauncey ll. Brow-
slor; vice-president. Right Itcv. W. W.
Niles. of New Hampshire: treasurer. 1'}.
C. Johnson. of Hartford.
'l‘hrce additions were made to the
board of managers. Rev. iir. It. ll.
Nelson, of Albany. N. \'.. llcv. Iir. 1s-
ruol Rogers. of Scranton. Pd. Enuumul
M. linntsingor. of Hartford.
MAKES HOMELY WOMEN PRETTY.
N0 woman no math-r how regular
her features may be can be called
pretty if hcr complexion ls bud. ()rlno
Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion
and clears sullow blotched complexions
by stimulating the liver and bowels.
Oriuo laxative Fruit Syrup does not
uausoulo or gripe and In mild and
pleasant to Iukc. Remember the
name Orino and refuse to accept any
substitute. Plalsted’a Drug Store and
The Clifford Pharmacy. ‘ ”
JURDR WAD AOLIIP.
nu.-
Trlal at Hartford While William Do:-
Id.
HARTFORD. Conn, Oct. 4.-—~l‘)urlnit
the progress of tho Ferraiulo trial you-
tordsy afternoon Judge Case brought
the prim-rulings to a sudden stop by
announcing from the lmnob that "the
trial would cease until No. 2 Juror
woku up.” The Juror had dost-d off.
A few minutes later. times in the
court room were our rlapd again when
Judgc Calm rnpnuie his remark, .iur.
or Number 2 was huther ’6. Williams.
of Rocky,liill. Mm appalling twice
to the man lathe iury ho: Judge also
stopped down from the bench and col-
ied Mr. William‘iobil private romp.
‘l‘ho stoic alimony. IM counsel for the
defendant wmwdbto called Iuio‘cow
mutation after which It rm announced
that ”lira me wouldnba continued. Io-
morm morning It to o‘clock Mr. Wil-
Ilnna will be In his seat at that time.
nW
._ new Aurornsmonnmou.
The following urn mung the noun»:
of persons to whom automotive II-
ceuuu were Insu'od by thofiocrciary
of bolts of Connecticut TalumkAugusi
3k. ' it"s“ “‘ Smith; “'iil‘i‘i‘i
ii . u . :, pm 0
N. Potter. “grom'hwurd W. rer-
rit, ltlvcrslde' Odom: A. Hersey. lil-
‘vorside; ii‘. i. Lac wood, Rowayioh;
Charles B. Allyn . anus; Walter 1"
mm, Bound ileum. William 9.
Maury, draconian: Cornelius 0.
Mill". Stamford; irviug haunt-liar.
Riverside; William J. smith. firmn-
wlch; Carl C. with, bound Beach: E.
0. Willard. ll ,mford; J. N. Motion—
ncll. sprlnm ; Itanlgy '1'. Jennings.
etamford; Newman owier. Green
with; J. 0. Hopkins, Greenwich: Dr.
1... W. Manson. Etomford; Mary C. fis-
~lilflb Greenwich.
i.~—‘-liudoiph
which set fortlsthat be was a lifelonf
coupe-'1 Medicine Brings ' New
and Illinu‘ordiit Disease Into
Prominence
St. Lorne. Octal, 1906.
Probably the most unusual feature
of the oxeltomont‘tiut has been are.
stud by 1.. TI Cooper’s villi to this
city In the removal of. parasites or
tapeworms by his preparations.
During the early pm of Cooper's
stay in St. Louis. Individuals who were
tskin his "New Discovery." as it is
calla . brought either to himself or to
physicians throughout the city lin-
mcnse parasites that had left the sys-
tem after using the medicine.
Many of these people were fright~
used. and cases of this sort became so
numerous that Cooper ,liniiliy made
the followmg’ statement for pubiica»
ition: ‘ .’ » 3‘ -
> He said: “In every city I visit these
things are brought to nla‘wlthin u few
days after my medicine is sold In the
city. They are what In known as the
tape-worm. and grow to enormous
s ze. .
"Few Indeed realize how prevalent
these creatures are: 1 think I have
been the first to demonstrate what a
large factor they, use 'In the poor
health‘of this generation. I believe
that fully 0ne»hiilf the chronic stom-
ach trouble that is so universal ls
caused by these parasites.
years and paths aware of the rein
son for continuedill-health. but attrib-
ute It to many, itinerant. diseases,
when in reality has of‘tliese creatures
is robbing them'of their vitality.
“These parasitea arcithken Into the
sytsom In uncooked food ‘or rare meat.
In the form of an egg. which hatches
almost Immediately. People suffbrlug
lassltude and are extremely nervous.
The a lion of the "New Discovery”
seems‘t be fatal to these great worms *
and In most case a few doses of the
medicine drives the cro'aturesfrom the
brought to me before I leave the city."
This grewsdma prophecy has been
amply verified. for not only hundreds
but thousands of St. LouIs‘people have
been relievedof one of those fearful
parasites since taking Cooper‘s prep-
arations, and the entire city has been
aroused by the fact.
Seine of these parasites are of such
enormous size as to startle the Im-
ugipution. The statement of Father
John Baptist Arndlis, one of the best
known and best beloved priests in this
section of the country verifies this.
His statement. among others given to
a reporter, wasps follows:
"For ymrs I suffered from what i
thought was a general run down con’
iltion of the system caused by stom-
ach trouble. ‘ I f, ~extremely‘tlrad
all the time. and It the a great effort
to attend to my duties. I would wake
up in the morning feeling as worn-out
as when I went tobed- If I stood for
any length of time i would have a pain
In the lower part bf‘my buck, and
would hnvc to sit down.
"I was very nervous and decreased
In spirits and was troubled with dizzy
spoils. I wtmld soc' spots before my
eyes when 1 stooped’bver and raised
up quickly. I had a very irregular
appetite. and would have palpitation
of the hcart- after ascending the
stairs. .
“The talk about Mr. Cooper’s prep
‘irutions was so univcrsul that I de-
cldcd to try some. although I do not
take patent medicines as a rule. i
cry’ as It Is called. and n tape-Worm
about ulncty {not in length left my
uylilolil.
"I am very lbanlfflil for this grout
mlief. and I now know what has been
tho cause of all my sufferings.”
This story of Father Arnolis is a
fair example of the. experience of an
astonished numbor'of Rt. llouis poo
pit'. and Cooper's preparations urn sclll
lug horn in Immense quantities. It is
now estimated that be has sold «our
hundred thousand bottles to date In
this cltyslonc, and the sale is still
Increasing.
TWO MORE DIVISIONS.
Adopt the Two Cont Per Mlle Rate
Over New Haven Road,
Beginning October Isl, reductions In
tam over the Blimp Line and Air
ldm- divisions of the New York. Now
Huvcn and Hartford Railroad wont
Into effect to conform with the action
taken by the board of directors last
wlnlur. In ordering a sectoral out In
the ticket rule to two rmiu‘pcr mile.
With the addition of the Sham Line
and Air Line divisions IIII of the dif-
ferent branches of tho eastern Connec-
ticut circuit have adopted the new
rule with tho oxcnption of the Mldlmd
division.
Bluca- the action of the directors
these changes have been mudc grud-
uully, taking- one division at month.
(Jonahlcrublo work It! tnliliilmi In com-
piling Ibn‘ mew ruin ochadulo and It
was decided to go ahead slowly.
On or about the first of November
0 Is: upwind that tho Midland divi-
sion will adopt tho new two coats par
mile rate. ~
. , W'
~ D‘NDIR MOM THI PLAOUI.
There's ma danger from the
plague of .ouphu and fluids that. are
so prevalent: union you loin fir.
iilun's New manual-y for Con-ump-
tioo. (laughs and Colds. Mrs. boo.
climate: where muslin ml outdo no
vull. i find It. quickly ends thomrit
prevents Ramona-cum La tirippo.
van wonderful relief in Asthma and
or Fever and molten. weak lungs
strong enough to ward off Cancun:
lion. Caught and Colds. 60:: and I .
Oust-mind b lib-H. Built“. south
Norwaik. and 1% «db. Norwallr
drug atom. Trial Iof . I“
nu.
it had been a strenuous afternoon "no
for the devoted teacher who took slit
of her pupils through the Museum of
Natural History. but. her charges and
eel on every minute of the time.
" here have you has. boys?“ asked
the foihor of one of the party that
night. ml the answer came back with
joyous promptnm:
"Wv’tv been to t «It tutu"
“Individuals may rum them for ’
from them experience ‘a feeling of ,
system. I will have-hundreds of'them _
tonic four doses of‘dlo “New Disco»,
Walls. at Ion-twang.“ lilo. writes:-
"it's a Godsend to people liviuc'iu;
Carries, Oil Honor in the
3 Luann. .. . ,. ~,
CHICAGO. Oct. (”The diatom Alu-
ericsn league? baseball club became the
. winner of the pensioner the season
01‘ 1906 when both games of the double-
header at St. Louis yesterday in
which the Chicago team was, sched-
uled to play were called all oulaccolllit
of wet grounds, whila‘Phlladaipbis and
. New York split oven In the two games
played at Philadelphia. ‘ The. 0 cm
club cannot be ovcptakau oven
the loses the four gs. ea yet to be
played. The best the ew York teem
can do Is to win the romalnin three
games. In which event she .wi finish
second. just onohaif game behind the
pennant winners. . . a
Only one game separates Cleveland
and New York for second honor, Clove-
land has four games more to plain and
If she can win all four. New York loo-
Ins one. the Cleveland team will take
second place by half a game.
. i...
New York Win- and Lem.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4,—Pbiladel-
phla and New York broke even yestsrw
day In a double-header. The score
by innings:
(First game): . i
11.11.11
NewYork011211001~711~2
Phlla. 01010100 2-511 8
Batteries—Clemson and Thomas:
Schuman, Holmes and Berry.
(Second game):
R. Rid
Phila. 0 0 3 o (I x—il 5 ~0
New York .. .. 000000~0 1 1
Batteries-«Dyson and Byrnes; Buzz
and Thomas. -
-—q———
Cleveland sun winning.
CLEVELAND. Oct. 4.—-Cleveland de-
lng the season in Cleveland. The
genie was was In the ninth Inning on
singles by Bends. Hess and Stovall.
The score by innings:
11.11.15.
Cleveland 0 0 0 2-10 0 01—4 18 1
Detroit 002000001—35‘0
Batteries-Hess and Bemis; Eubank
and Schmidt.
Even Break In Washington.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-Washing-
rton‘s baseball season closed yesterday
with a double-header between the lo
.0111 team and Boston, the home team
winning the first. 2 to 1, and the sec-
ond game went to the visitors by the
same score. The scores by Innings:
(I-‘irst game):
R. H. E.
WealeOOOOOOOOil—z 61
Bost'n00.000000010——1 6 2
Batteries—~Fulkenberg and
Harris and Armbruster.
(Second game):
.13.
Boston 0110000»231
Washington 1 0 0 0 0 0 0—1 3 2
Batteries—'Swormstesd and Ca
gun; Wilsdn and Wakefield.
National League.
NEW YORK. Oct. l.—-Philadclphiu
boat New York in yesterday’s game
for the visitors. Bowel-man’s error
in the fifth Inning allowed the Philadel-
nbias to score two of their three runs.
The score by innings:
11. H. E.
Phila. 000030000—361
NewYorI; 000'001000—«1 71
Batteriea‘mchie and Donovan; no
Glunity and Smith.
rri-
Hundred Defeats for Boston.
BOSTON. Oct. 4,—Bostou sustained
hcr one hundredth defeat of the season
yesterday. losing to Brooklyn. 13 to 4.
The home team could do nothing with
Scaulou until the ninth. when Bates
baited out a. home run with the bases
full. Donner was easy for the visitors
all through the game. A foul tip
broke ()‘Ncil's mask in the second
Inning and the ball struck him in the
bye. lie was carried off the fluid and
attended in the clubroom by a physio“
inn, who ordered his removal to the
hospital. He was taken to his hotel
later. The score by innings:
- R. II. It].
llrooklyu l 2 0 0 l 2 0 1 6—13 14 0
Boston 000000004~i 7 8
iiaiierica—v—Sranloli and Bergen; Dor-
ner and O‘Neil.
DON'T BE IMPOBED UPON.
Foley I: (10.. Chicago, originated
litmoy and Tar as a threat and lung
remedy. and on account of the great
murll and popularity of Foley‘s Honey
and Tar many imitations an offered
for the genuine. These worthless imi-
tation» have similar uouuding munch.
Bob'uru of thorn. Thu genuine Fo~
Iuy‘s Honey and Tar is In a yellow
package. Ask for it and refuse any
substitute. it is the lulatvramedy for
coughs and colds. Pleistad'n Drug
Store and The Clifford lermaoy. ”
W‘W w a .
ONLY CURE FOR DYOPIPIIA.
Mu. Franklin Bush. of NWCMIID.
Deb. nil/Ii "I ablated for yum with
dyspepsia. used lobar. great distrac-
and'heichlng. '. i triadvovorytiiiug l
until 1 tool Iirasilian Balm. and one
to coat bottle outed me completely."
For sale by It. H. Ploiltati. F‘. H.
Letter to Ferris Coal 60..
South Not-mill. Mun,
Door iilr: if you could let the al-
elusive sale of a coat that would give
double hunt. and cost no more. you'd
Jump at It, wouldn‘t you? . .
You‘d control the trade for I bun.
dramatic-ti!
tlhm‘t Inn In All good as a In; about
any point you can name; a gallon ls
worth more than two of many LI pope-r
still-point. .
i v . . - . , ,
happen» you . have pointed your
.110qu about ones In three yum ever:
since limo .wi you-buy the me
number of pi sunburst. haven third.
of it left. and it. wears six years. Count,
your costs. . . . »
01.76 a gallon for paint; ”to I gal.
Ion for putting it on; you saved Ii gal-
lons; $29.15 on this lab. But you
have the whole lob of three years
hence: about "it. Put ’em together:
Can't reckon an mantel as that:
but you see howlt goon. slat Isn‘t
who any more than cool. flow much
snore locust Vermilion it slats?
Yours ugly.
10. ' r. w. m0 soc.
P ago. 11. Dow, south crwslli.
and . it. barium. but Namath. sell
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ush'
fasted Detroit yesterday, 4 to 3, clue :
llnxtor and The Clifford Pharmacy. ” I
fierce In like that among paints; a ‘
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seasonable
and fine workmanshipfi This
U'ptopia.
"lofty." That latter is a trade
quite complete. Gemsntown,
amounts to $1.00 or over.
acfl'ccts in bright shades. plain
Particular men should not
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Our Stockings at “TWO ram
exceptionally good value.
We have, three weights—Fine,
CADE‘T STOCKINGS, kneel,
toms.
could bear oI.-bui nothlnn helped Ibo ..
84 WASHINGTON: 8'!»
1L L ‘t' :3
till III
.530! A PIOBEIIY
‘11:.339‘19‘"‘a "
plumber
of the other popular nods. we finally
builder to hire "finalising diffmut" In
In a” wood that makes a bountiful ilalsh
"'9 0r trio and" wru- .
All kind: of sheathinsjwilu.
ladders.
MILL, FOOT D? MARINA“. i'i‘.
Hill!” 74891 WM“ ”I
swam 18:7.
Cotton Fluids. I. "
Washable Plaids for children's school dresses. Scotch
a / l A ‘ v t ‘ l .
. . California 364.377 . . _. ,
“'Vsmty true spice «horn lulu building a. .u
With this his: In mind and also became we can
M Wood for interim- house trial. .flm‘o notches for. ,
whom din
v
I. [:31 up their.
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Petticoats; " "
t
Heathcrbloom is a ‘materiai‘that grows in the feminine"
favor eaCh season, and thc'Hcathcl‘bioom Pettic’oiits‘ at‘t‘z'tiiizivIt
ticcablc for their good lines, graceful floiinccs,‘ dormerht,
fall We have six splendid
styles, ‘cvcry one attractive. The kind of a petticoat that ..
fits well, that helps tlfc dress skirt to hang well, and had the
soft swish that sounds like silk—wand is not silk.
Prices $2.00, $2.50 and $2.98.
Yarns.
'Now the knitting season approaches in good earnest,
and we have a word to say about a thoroughly good knit-
ting yarn. It is strong, elastic, perfect in color dye, and
expression and means light,
airy and fluffy, as applied to yarns. The various lines are
Spa'nish, Shetland Floss and
Wool. Eiderdown and ‘Ice Wool.
Samples of hand knit sweaters. shawls, ‘scarfs, and af—
ghans can be inspected at the department. Books of direc»
tions may be had containing illustrations and cxp‘licit'di- 5'
rcctions for all knittcd garments. '
We have a lot of “most attractive Post _.
Dutch pictures and will present a set to all whose purchase '1’
low
block plaids, broken plaids.
A very extensive line at present. 15c a yard.
miss those French Novelty
Handkerchiefs. They are choice, and of exclusive style.
t; 1
Read” co;
School al
linip’ and Girls’ Stilettos,
a
FOR TWENTY-FIVE" are
Medium and Heavy.
BLACK CAT STOCKINGS are well known for service.
heels and toes re-enforced with
special linen. are heartily recomm ended.
BOYS’ BLOUSE WAISTS in latest styles and desirable pat-
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