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,AEHINGTON, March 4.—Base-
.9m matters luvs already made their
a“, ”612:: Archie and iQueln
vs Man seen u t e

White hem lot. joining their school
. feline In the national game. while the
W supported by the different de.
Wis 91 the xomrnment already
gonna: for the annual struggle
9 diamond. In fact the only M-
"I that baseball has now Is Congress.
1 1111111911111 that out of the way this week
“Went circles may be expected

‘ on their annual summer baseball
is. The Department of the 111-
1e n’lllich has been very unsuccess-
litho strlugge for honors in the
Departmental Baseball League has
~1about decided to bring all or a parti
Mills Carilsle Indian team to rep-

it on the diamond this year
. ‘ » nnsylvania school comes under“
the are of this do arrmeur and ii

' I“ remnant. treble do not offer ob-
Mil a 11191; 1111111111 probably will
. anon their vacdtlmrs her-e .

 

 

9 Representative (larxducr of Massa
abductor. last week acted as chaperon
whim of pretty young women when
they wont to cnll upon President
Roosevelt. at the White House. The.
new». members of the graduating '
- ' .of the Swampscott High School.
. ”WM" Roosevelt bad shaken
h d: l.vqlw‘th
' 11 their

I 0; them and had sized
hc'r'ogretted he did not live. in Swamp-

 

active loveliness, Ire said

. scotch eJuutrIde the “Great Pl'es-
‘ onoh" .yeung woman told Mr. Gard
ner ih‘at they thought the president.

was “just too sweet for anything.”

The rivers and harbors appropria-
tion h ll finally has been disposed of.
and t 9 money, for improvements to

 

the lry‘a waterways soon will be.
oval his The Senate and House 0011- 9
femurs, qcontrar’y to the. general belief. I

experié §1c9e91d little difficulty irr coming
to all. overheat on the measure. As
thmwwnfixilfllly passed the House,
itzcurrled upward of $83. 000, 000. which-
Wits 10111799111111.1911 the Senate to close
163911, 000, 000. As it now stands, the.
euro carries in exact figures 386; ‘
.432. The House corrferees refused
tolirtcccdc LU the Senate increase In
tho appropriation for the inrprovement
of Lthewhiisihmippl between the mouth
, ol‘vthyohio and the mouth of the Misv
' sdiit'l. and tilt provision for the con.
stylictiou of Ilork and Dam No. 7 in
1 - Ohio River. The appropriation
off. H3200 000 for the Chicago River In
I in half while an amendment was
adopted providing for supervision of
tilfi power companies at the. Soo canal
lodltsfi- Michigan. Taken In Its entire
13!? however, the bill marks an epoch
1,119 hint it practicum cormriits Cong css
to? a more liberal and far- reachiu
icy of internal improvements. While
the measure does not size up with the
ethos put forward by the National
yen and Harbors Congress. It
makes a long- advance toward meeting
those demands. This organization will
icb‘ptinne to Work 10 the end that the
federal government appropriate $51),-
009. 000 each year to prosecute devel-
oliient work on the nation's rivers
and harbors

 

 

I
pit did not come altogether as a joke
,when'tlre announcement was made oili-
cla'lly that Secretary Shaw would be:
collie head of the Carnegie Trust Com
pally 11121111111 York, on his retirement
from thertreasury. {this week. The
phase of the matter that is puzzling
\9shington is the attitude that Mr

9 w will adopt inxconnectiou with
the next Republican convention. It Is
wiell known that in 'the early 1900's
1119,8111“: was regarded as having all
most a lion on the. nomination for the
pitpaIdency. and was considered one
of the strongest candidates that could
Ii put up to head the Republican tick-
69 President Roosevelt a coup in
shelving Mr. Shaw in the treasury had
the effect of putting more or less of
an extinguished on his presidential
, aspirations. Just how effective this
exti gulaher has been is pr'oblematlcal,
and he “secretary of the treasury once
:19 some: to private life, will have
01 be reckoned with as a political fac-
r of considerable importance: That»
K: Shaw may .'lra\e his eye on the

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sidential plum in 1908 Is indicated
by his statement that he will regard
dash

airs may .necessitatailiib

residence in New York.- While the
Carnegie Trust Comp uy has issued
an official annhuncern at that‘ Mr.
Shaw will assume the presidency of
that 115.111.1111... today, immediately
till!) his retirement from the treasury.
It; uhderhtood that he will spend

 

 

at Hot Springs, Vs. where he will
take the mineral 11111111 and recuper-
nto from his dive 111.11.113.01 arduous
‘ work in regulating the nuances of the
ponntry. , .’ ,,,

Major 1111-5111 J. Mcgrew. of Indian-
polls, late commander-inchlef of the
Spanish War Veterans, ls urging the
enactment of a hill providing for the
1 ation of the United Spanish War
‘V runs into a second army reserve
. ‘Malor Mégrew declares that
9 of war the veterans of 189981
9g trained and seasoned soldiers,
be available immediately for no-

1 service. He is anxious to have
mars-11111111111111 placed second In then
In the reorganization of the army
‘ blisbrneni. allowing the militia to
the third place. .. 1

 
 

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‘ 9 silt Roosev'elts recent speech
is creating comment. on

9 £31 the corporations. and who there»
re

11.11.1911 time at the Homestead Hotel, 9

justice to both sides. practically con

advocate such control because
they do not venture to express their
not wlih, which is that there shall be
no control at all.” President Roose
this briefly epitomized the belief 111111
has been growing in official circles.
”I“ much 0! thodmtic and unsciem
tiflc legislation of the state legislatures
It“ bow:wdamkan in thebope that
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framed law may be blocked. No more
elective means of blocking any such
federal law could be found than b1
bulldlill up a great mass of illogical
and widely? divergent state laws.
President Roosevelt is having his
portrait painted again and Baron Ito
bert De Dobihoff. of Paris arrived this
week to arrange for the final setting
The portrait when completed will be
placed on exhibition here at the capitol
after which it will he swung in the
Peace Palace at. the. Hague, and pro-
bably be formally unveiled at the
meeting there next. summer. Baron
Doblholf Is an Austrian by birth. his
ancestors for several centuries having
been promnierrt In the States affairs
of that countwry Like all the permit
painters for whom the President has
sat, the Baron has found that Mr. Roo-
sevelt. is not no easy subject He is
too strenuous and too' thoroughly 111111»
to sit still long enough at a time 10
ormit of extensive work and 1111
ortralt has to be made piecemeal

 

Little globules of sunshine that
drive the clouds away. l)chit’s Lit-
tle Early Risers will scatter the gloom
of sick headache and bllllousness.
They do no: gripe or sickeu. Recom1
mended and sold here by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
macy. "

ALMOST 316.000.0110 PAID IN BENE.
FITS.

 

 

Pennsylvania .Reilcf Fund Disbursed
$141,923.39.

The monthly report of the Employ-
er's Relief Fund for The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company's Lines cast of
Pittsburg and Erie shows that the pay
ments for the. month of January. 1907
amounted to Si4l.923.39. Of this unr-
nunt $54,693.14 was on account of
death and represents the payment of
death benefits to the families of mem-
bers, and the further payments of $86
960.2"1, in benefits for the relief of
members disabled and Incapax'ltntod
for work in the Company's service.

Since the ovgnnlzntlon of the Relief
Department Whom-3115,1886 there
have been paid in death benefits so.

“."8 842 56 and on account of ill. able-
ments $9,425,022. 23, or 11 total of $15.-
948,884.79.

KODOL digests what you out. llI‘liI
quickly overcomes indigestion, which
is a forerunner of Dyspepsia. It is
made In strict conformity to the N11-
tional Pure Food and Drugs Law and
is sold on a guarantee relief plan Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy and The
Bridge Pharmacy. “

BAR ASSOCIATIONS. orsonoANIz.
so.

 

 

 

Says Howard C. Webb. of New Haven
Before Committee on Incorpora-
tiona During Hearing.

HARTFORD, March 4,—Howard C.
Webb, of New Haven. appeared last
week, before the committee on incor-
porations in behalf on a bill incorporat-
ing the New Haven County Bar asso-
ciation. Mr. Webb said that every
county bar association in the state was
in a disorganized state. they were
disorganized mobs.“ Clifford Stod-
dard layered the bill. There. was no
opposition. '

The Rev. G. E. Plhl of Cromwell,
appeared favoring a resolution incur.
porating the Swedish Christian or-
phanage. of Cromwell. The associa-
tionwanted the same right. over child-
ren as guardians can exercise.

SAVED HER SON'S LIFE.

The happiest mother in the little
town .of .A’va, Mix. is Mrs S. Ruppee.
She writes: “One year ago my son was
down with such serious lung trouble
that our physician was unable to help
him; when by our druggist's advice I
began giving him Dr. King‘s New Dis
covery, and II soon noticed improve-
ment. I kept this treatment up for a
few weeks when he who perfectly well
He has worked steadily since at car-
pester work. Dr Ki 8 New Dischvm
cry saved 1.111 life " naranteed best
rough and cold cure by 11TH. Baxter,
South Norwallt, and E P Weed, Nor-
éwallr druggists. 60c and 5100. Trial
bottle free. 9*
INFANT IN CONNECTICUT RIVER.
1 EAST HADDA‘M; Mama lie—Coroner
Davis of Middletowii. 11111151111»
day to investigate thb délr'tlf of s‘inale
infant which was und‘ in tire Con-

 

 

necticut Rivera": lyesterday.
Mary Snargar. II, 9 , #1]! bond, was
arrested in cbnri ' ‘th the case

bd'IuiIatfb 1'

last night and was“
the coroner , 2:.

To remove a cough you must get at
the cold which. outrun; the cough.
There is nuthIngVog-t‘aood for this as
Kennedy’ s uxauyo (1191131193pr The
liquid cordi'reuet 19111919111411.1191 quickly
effective. that stlIlI inlets the
cough and drlv v31; out, the cold. Sold
by The Cliffor Pharmacy and The
Bridge Pharmacy. ' 1 1"

BANKING, HOUSE IN HAYTI.
PORT-au-PmNCE, Haytl, March 4.
-—-The German minister here has noti-
fied the Haytien Government that the
reply of Germany to the represntatlons'
of Hayti on th subject of the banking

hours of Be an and Comps my
this city. VII be brought here by the
cruiser Panther.

1. u'n‘lnve. . 111111111111 the ponderous
philosopher, "ls so obscure." “if you
would 01:in toga" 'tbtwgaifighfips
9,,899 I r, ' g-
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the annotation question by a wiselyl

9 men who actually served In Connecti-

Pu eats: a the Confederate
prison at Andersonville has been re-
rived by the action which the general
assembly has tartan 1119 providing for
the erection of a monument at Ander-
sonvllle in honor of the Connecticut
.soldieri. who died In that prison. says
the Hartford Times.

The sum of 88.000 was appropriated
two years ago for the monument and
11 commission. consisting of Colonel
Frank W. Cheney. George Q. Whitney
George P) Denise". Norman 1.. Hope
and Insurance Commissioner Theron
Upson was appointed to carry out the
not. The Boston sculptor, Mr. Pratt.
'wus selected to make the monument.
and the dedication will take place in
October, The site in the National Ce
meten uf Arrdorsorrvlllle was selected
by the commission last May A re-
solution will; introduced in the. present
legislature February 7. b1 Senator Mf'
Govern of Hartford. appropriating $6;
000 111 be. spent at the direction of the
commission in Ilrovlding transporta—
tion for the Andersonvlllo survivors
from Connecticut down andback from
the prison, and the expenses of 1 lie de-
dication. The interest, which Connec-
ticut has in this project Is very great.

The number of men belonging to
Connecticut regiments and troops, who
died in Andersonville. Is 313. All but
five of this number died in 1864, The
Sixtreuilt Connecticut. linr'lfor-dltlonn-
ty's favoring regiment. lost 143 men by
death in the prison. The First Corrrrec
111111. regiments lmn 4:3, tho. l1‘our1oeuil.
Connecticut. 37. the Seventh and idle
ventlr regiments. {1'3 each; 11111 Eight-
('i'lilil. H; the Sixth rcglrrrerri, 12 and
the Eighth Ii. These were the larg-
est regimental losses. The Fifth Con-
necticut lost. only one man in the pri-
son and the Ninth only Iwu The live
men who died in 1885 were:

I William Eaton. Company F. Sixth
regiment. January 12: Sergeant Wil-
liam Holmes. Company B, Eleventh vo-

inrent. April lb“; Charles Heanrlu,

.onrpauy K, Eleventh regiment. Febru-
ary 9; George W. Ward. Company C.
Eighteenth regiment. February Ii;
.Iobn Bolrau. Company E. Second
Heavy ar'illlerv, Jarluurr 27.

'lbe death of Sergeant Holrrres was
one of the lust that took ”into In An-
dcrsollvllle. The war hurl practically
ended at. that time. There is no doubt
that he was the lust of the Connecti-
cut. men to died in the prison. Sci"
gaunt Holmes enlisted l‘rom Stafford,
September ‘3, 1861. and was promoted
from the rank of corporal March 18
.1862, He was captured 111 Drcwry‘ s
Bluff, “1.. May 111. 1884, and was sent
directly to Anderuorrvllle. lieurr T.
Stone. of Company A. I1 list Councill-
cut. cavalry “as tile first Connecticut
man who died In tho Andorwsomille pi 1-
son. His death took place on March
,3, I864. twu weeks after the stockude
was opened for the I‘Qi‘l'pliilli of prison—
'ers of war from Richmond. His gr'nvo
Is No. 4 in the Alldt'rsorrville come.
tery. i1iecnlistod from Putnam, Au-
gust 20. 1862. H15 had previously serv-
ed in Company H. of the Fifth Conner-
ticut, from which be was discharged9
on account of disability. Ho was our»
lured at Waterford. August 7. 1863. and
sent to Richmond. where he remained
until the exodus of the Union prisonv
era of war from the Confederate. capl-
tal in 1864. His death occurred soon
utter his arrival at Audersonvllle. Be-
tween the deaths of Henry 1‘. Stone
and Sergeant William Holmes all mem-
7bers of Connecticut war organisation
died in Andersonville prison. or the
Ilrrce,)'ear'u regiments the Twelfth
and Thirteenth were the only ones
not. represented on the death toll.
None of the nine rrlorrtlrs' regiments
had prisoners of war In Andersorwllle.
The same was true of the First Con-
necticut Heavy Artillery and the C011-
nectlcut Light. Arftlllery organizations
The Connecticut men. who died In An
dersonvllle, ware from all sections of
the state,

There are at the present time 2120
Connecticut survivors of the prison.

cut regiments or are now residents of
the state. having moved here since the
Civil War. There are upwards of
twenty of the, latter class. men who
were members of regiments outside of
Connecticut at. the time of their lm
prisonment In Arrdersonville. it can
not. be determined at present how
many of the old prisoners will be able
to utendthe dedication of the monu~
ment In October. But very few of them
are under sixty‘two years of ago. Most
of them are near the seventy yenr mile-
stone. All of them bear marks of the
imprisonment In the way of physical
idlsabliity and broken health. That
iflfty per cent of these survivors will
be able to take part in the dedication
is hardly to be hoped for under the

CAT} .TORIA

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III no fun“ IRWIN”! MIDI 9

1 started for Biarritz today.

Pleasant to folio and does not gripe or 1:9quan

rennin Christipation. Stomach and Liver Trouble

 

haz‘
Stimulation Without Irritation.
011ml) Laxative Fruit Syrup is 9 new
laxative syrup combined with the deli-
cious flavor of fruits, and is very pleas-
out to tube. It will not gripe or sicken.
It' is much more pleasant and effective

than Pills, Tablets and 811.1

as it does not. derange the Stomach, or
irritate the Kidneys, Live: or Bowela.

Constipation

0mm Laxative Fruit Syrup will posi-
tively cure chronic constipation as it re-
stores the natural action of the intestinal
tract. Ordinary cathartics may give tem-
porary relief but the stomach is upset

and the bowels are irritated

permanent benefit having been derived

DUB GUARANTEE

kill“? I5: r‘l‘.

 

GENTLE WEATHEH FOR MARCH
MONTH.

 

Cold Wave is Modified But Bluatlrlnn
II Expected to Come Later.

March came in like the provel'blul'

111mb. the intensity of cold of the [lust
few weeks being very considerably
modified duringnhc last night of Feb-
ruary. A clear sky and bright, sun
thawed the ice and snow wherever
they were exposed and the day seem-
ed more like spring than any other this
winter. If the old now is to be be-
lieved March will make his exit in
blusterlng and lion-like manner.

The month of February has been an
exceptionally cold one and It Is I111-
lieved will show a mean temperature
several degrees lwlow that for 1111-
past three years and March will not
have to do much to exceed February‘s
average. The average mean tmuper
store for March in thepust three
years has been .i4.7 37.6 and 32.,9 in
each case the figure being two 01' 111'”...
degrees higher than the mean for
February. If March's. menu tempora-
turo this year remains at about 31
degrees the change will-be decidedly
noticoulrle.

ere were 10% Inches of snow
lust your in March. The snowfall in
March of the preceding two years was
but two or three inches, though good
amount of rainfall was chronicled.

 

DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED.
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the car.
There Is only one way to cure deaf-
tress and that lg by constitutional rem-
edlcs. Deafness is caused by on in
flamed condition of the mucous lining
9f the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube In Infinmod 1011 have u rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, and
When it is entirely closed. Deafness
is the result. and unless the inflamma-
tion can be taken 0111 and this tube
restored to its normal condition, heur-
Ing will be destroyed forever: nine
cases out of ten are caused by Ca-
tarrh, which is nothing but an inflam-
ed condition of the mucous surfaces.

We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any 1 use of Dbufness (caused lr\
cumrrbl tlint (annot be cured by
Hull‘s (.‘uturrh Cure. Send for circu~
Inrs, free.

11‘. .l. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, 0.

Sold by liruggisis, 75c

Tube In 111' S Family Pills for cousli
potion.

REMARKABLE RAILROAD ACCI-
DENT.

All the Window: in New York-Pitts-
burg Flyer Blown Out by Dynamite.

PITTSBURG. Pa.. March 4.-—lt was
learned here early today that the New
York-Pittsbrrrg-flyor on the Pennsyl-
vnnla Railroad met with a remarkable
accident yesterday near Huntington,
P11. east of Altoonn, and an unknown
passenger and David Wilcox, of Mar-
Inn Ind. were injured. Railroad cm-
ployees were blasting alongside the
drock and three charges of dynamite
were fired us the train was passing,
going fifty miles an hour. All the win-

dows in the train ~and several steps _

were blown off the cars. That the
train was not blown from the tracks
and runny passenger‘s injured is corr-
sidored miraculous. Tile train arrived
here at '1' o‘clock last. night. and that
the accident occurred was learned ac-
cidentallv.

 

.~Don‘t let the baby stiffer from ecze
ma’, acres or any itching of the skin.
Dean's Ointment gives instant relief.
cures quickly. Perfectly safe for
children. All drugglst sell It.

KING EDWARD LEAVES LONDON.

LONDON. March i.-—Klng Edward
He will
spent the night In Paris. After the
week's stay at Blarfltz his majesty
will join the royal yacht Victoria and

 

 

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Offlclalu of New Haven 141111 Rallevlug
Em pioyea.

Officials of the 9New York, New Ha
van and Hartford road have begun
“itheir work of pensioning men upon Ihel
road closely following the retirement
of thirty men at the New Haven shops
'sonie. week's ago as told In the New
lI-Iaven Leader. Peter. Iii Bowman. sta-‘
tlon agent at Sumter-11.11.1111 forty

tired very soon.
Off 1- "I am looking forward to my retire-
ment With enthusiasm," said Mr. Bow-
man this morning. “After a working
career an long as mlne.I » think a f )-
low In entitled to a little rest. 11
"that‘s what I'm going to try and get
I this out. It feels fine to surren-
or with your mien flying I have
1 children. and I guess for a while

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Albert In the south of France and will
cruise in the Mediterranean with
Queen Alexandra. Their maiestles will
Return to England towards the end 01'

Ill"1

In the meanwhile Queen Alexandra
will entertain uploaded and at Sand
rlnghnm her sister. the Doivager' Enr-
press of Russia. who will arrive here
from St. Petersburg March 7 and re-

main in England a. week.
years in the road's employ will be re- 1

 

WORKED LIKE A CHARM. ' 1

Mr. D. N Walker, editor of that
Spley Journal. the Enterprise. Louisa,
Van says: "I ran a nail in my foot
last week saga at once applied Buck

Ion's Arnica divs. 1N0»; in him tion‘l
followed; the salve 111111on #111119: the 1101311 B. Lawrence,

wound "
skin disease.
Baxter's South
Wood's, Norwalk,

Heals every sore. burn and
ed a]; F. ,5.

11mm "m 116on mi;

13mm

 

The condition of the patient remains un-
changed. The Stomach, Liver and Bowels
have not been stimulated and in a few
dnys a stronger purgative may have to be
Ira-ken. This is why Pills and Aperient
Waters never give permanent relief.
Their violent action results in an unnat-
ural movementof the bowels and it. is nec-
essary to keep taking them indefinitely.

. ‘ ' Why ‘ORINO is different.

()an Laxative Fruit. syrup is the only
preparation that really acts upon all
of the. digestive or ans. Other prepar-
1.110.... not. upon the ower bowel only and
do not touch the Liver. It can very read.
ily be seen that a preparation that does
not act. upon all of the digestive organs

Take Canto
ine Wafiers.

without any

 

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a: ’1 moor-d only by FOLEY a. 00.. Chicago. Ill.

ICLD AND RECOMMENDED IV
PLAISTED’S DRUG STORE.

 

 

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The Fair

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STEAMEFI VADERLAND FLOATED.

LONDON. Mar-1h 4.-—Adv'.l(vs 1"1-1 civ-
ed from Dover imluy state that the Red
Star Line steamer Vuderlnnd, which
grounded on the Goodwin SIUIIIS last
night got off early today and proceed
ell-011.11” voyage

'llre fact that tho stcumro resumed
her voyage Indicated that she sus
tnlncd no serious damage as the result
of tho stranding.

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251: a Dozen
EATON HURLBUT WRITING 9 .‘ . ‘9 .
PAPER The above out show”: varywvaluable
25" A BOX. and Inexpensive IabOr saving devloe,
COLLINS’ FRAMELET, V
‘25; EACH. THE ELECTRIC MOTOR FOR SEW-

ING MACHINES.

WM. A. DRIDGERMAN'S

music arose. _. 9

Donovan Block, .' 133 Washington 8!.
Agent for Crescent hundry.

We have one on exhibition at the
Nor-walk office of this company. Drop

in and look I: over.

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Attendance All Hours onyx-11151119111

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Offlctt I Rfi'ldeuce.
8490i” prim s12,
South Nbrwilk. Conn.

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THE INDIA REMEDY CO.

9 Established 1888.
Specialists in All Female, Complaints.
Graduate Physician In Attendance.
Consultation Free.

65 Weat'adth Street.
NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

GLOVERS

' the place. 4

 

9Good Shoe N aims
for Men. '

 

.. MARK IT DOWN 1
as a fact that the little to “lit a riloney
in properti‘ II NOW; The man who
puts off buying will have to pay some-
bodv else a profit.

Spring Styles:

’IN ALL LEATHERS.

 

Yini are 3111911}, to BUY a home soon .‘ " """"‘
or as, not you dont buy very
soonyou wgll be TOO LATE and pun- ,v Phone. 642—1.
lair yoursel for the DELAY. _ ' ._.......
Come In and talk. No charge for 1’“
advice.. at, "
Wear shoes

I'M‘xr

._.9..9,9,.9 1,. Agency. 111%,,in
2 9191qu

mg V

Bargains that actuallu 511111 and surprise are to

lfiérance

ladies’ and Misses Suits Coats, Skirts. waists
" and Millineru at less than half price. ‘

Attend Ihis Sale Daily. for [very Day We Place 111‘ Sale Bargains

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liaison and Elite

can not. cure Chronic Conchipauunflorpid
Liver, Indigestion. Sour Stomach, etc.

For Dillon-neonatal Sick
Headache.

Laxative Fruit Syrup. It

sweeten: the stomach aids digestion and
acts as a gentle stimulant on the liver and
bowels without irritating these organs.

Clears the Complexion.

Onmo Laxative Fruityru

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ENTIR WEEK,
COMMENCING M DAY, MARCH 4.
AVERY STRONG COMPANY.

1 THE PLAYS.

Evenings. ‘
Monday—Ji‘he Railroad King.
Tuesday—Jl'he Minister‘s

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Wednesday—Fogg' a Ferry.
'l‘hursday—lhwu East.
Friday—~At Pike‘s Peak.‘
Saturday—A. Devil's Lane

Matineea.
Wednesday—«A .Dcugbter' s

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Sulrrrduy—-M.1ry Jones“ Burglar.
Special Vaudeville Novelties Between

Sweet-

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Elaborate Scenic ind Electric Effects.
Popular Price: ...... 10c, 20c and 301:

Special Ladlea’ Ticket.

 

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,. performance. it «resented at. M-
. vance Sale at any time before 5
. p. to Monday.
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Preliminary Game
MONTAUKS ' vs. .ALL NATIONALS

After the garden More to dancing
each evening until} midnight. without
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