m
.M h Arty Mother Upon flaunt.
AW {little to any mother that inst:
m is the best substitute for mother' I
m and that It Is the only food that
he used when the child is wean.
‘0 will send free to any reader of
Inuilnel a sample package enough
{Insomnia Intuit:
tin; state that you saw this
the Sentinel and also give
"0 of child.
5W has been prescribed by the
WWIIL‘IHIS for "yssrs -ss they
as result of the most rare
, M Study of the whole question of in-
MIMI:
it is the only cereal food that does
not have the addition of chemicals or
,. 20m". It requires no cooking is per
' muslin. and In good until used.
Jultfood will not deposit sediment
whoa standing after It repression for
use. No other food will bear this test,
shoving: its nuperios ultrasound».
Buy It from your druggist or write
daisy for sample package which will
be i free. Justfood 60.,106 N.
etc. Sitcoms; N. Y:
H'
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JAP PRDQRESSSIGES DEMORALIZ
SEATTLE, Washington, June 11.—
Charles Takashahi. of the Imperial
Trading Company of this city, who
went to Washington as the represen-
tative of the. Japanese on the Pacific
coast, id Confer with Ambassador Aoki
on the proposed! notion-l exclusion
treaty. initial Insanity) the dispatch ,
from shilgton reporting the ullogbd
conspir rrcy to overthrow the present
administration of Japan:
, , “The writer of Washington dispatch
begins with an amusing political bitin-
der and ends with talsehoods. He
seems to have interpreted 21 suggest
Ion as a complaint. The Progressives
in Japan andt‘tho Japanese-of the
Pacific Northwest have nothing in
common. 'l‘hd‘wFsogresaive party. is
badly demorflizsd..dss leader Count
Okuma. fluently reigned the lender-
' ship. The party Isrpracticaily without
a leader It is untrue that Yamaoks
went to span to confer with the. truth
administration leaders, nor is he the
person’s] representative of Okuma on-
this doubt! Nethumlways fought Olm-
mas’ party and supported. Premier
SsinlL. He was the editor of Saijis.
personal m'gtrn
"An alliance between the Progres
slves and the Japanese tat the Fangs
Northwest isdmpossiblo. The latter a
in sympathy with the present admin.
lstrntion in ..lapan and wish Viscount
Aoki to continue as ambasador to the
Unlte‘d‘tfintes‘. We feel that he, is the.
best-firmr-med man on the apanese
questmnlinrtherilruted States. who is
nowbiau‘the service of our government.
Personally I fecidlrat it would ire a so,»
vcretblow to our interests to have
Aoki recalled?
W
CUREO OF BRIGHT’ s DISEASE.
Goo. A. Sherman. Lisbon Red Mills.
Lawrence 00.. 1N. :Y.‘. writes: "I had
kidney disease for many years and
had. been treated by physicians for
twelve. ycars; had taken a well- known
kidney medicine and other remedies
that: Wort recommended but got no re
lief until i began using Foley‘s «Kidney
(‘ are. .The' first half bottle relieved me.
anddfpdr bottles have cured me, of this
H
J
l
ids-1m
Us: in i310 and There Was
.. Littls But for and desolation
Intuit “it a. tit titties ‘
Backed up against the radiator in
his 00163011 the twentieth floor of 100
Brbalwly the weather man found con-
solation mswrday In the reminlscent es
of Miss Minerva Nicholls of North
“tin street. in the village of Church-
\ilie. Monroe county, New York, sass
the New York Sun. From a dairy In
the possession of her family the. spin-
Imr obtained notes on the condition of
the weather in 1816 and sent tr glow
of comparative warmth all over nestn
out New York by an interview with a
Churchv-Ille reporter. June of 1816
was a‘ month of ice and desolation
Corn was killed In August Snow 1911‘
throughout that summer. Blazing fires'
and winter wraps were a necessity '
Miss Nicholle said. “All nature was
clad in sable hue. and women
became frightened auMde raglned that
the heat of the sun had become ex-
hausted. Ministers took the plrerrome ‘
non for the text of their sermons while
fanatics seized the opportunity to fornr
religious organizations. .
“January of 1816 was mild, so rrrild
that people allowed their fires to go
out. A severe cold strap came. in Feb-
ruary, but soon passed away. March
bad no unusually high temperature, but
April was the advance guard of the
strange freak in temperature May was
a. bitter disappointment Buds came
out, but so did the frost. and In 0111‘
night laid all vegetation In a blackeu
ed waste: Corn was killed and tht
fields had to be tirade ready for anotlr
er planting Ice of the thickness of
half an inch formed on Black Creek.
“June the nrontlr of roses. was that
year a month of ice and desolation.
The oldest inhabitant was surprised.
(Or never before had the thermometer
sunk so low in these latitudes in the
last month of spring. Frost, ice rind
snow were common. Almost every
green thing was killed arrtl various
kinds of fruit were nearly all destroy-
ed. One day snow fell to a depth of
three inches.
"July Was accomparficd by frost and
ice and those who celebrated the glor-
lous Fourth not wisely btrt too well
found an abundance of ice handy for
immediate use next maming. That
th Indian corn was destroyed in all
pt the most favored localities and but
a‘amall quantity escaped. In August
the farmers were doomed to disap-
mintmcnt. The midsummer mouth was
If possible more cheer'loss than the
days that had already passed. Ice
formed even thicker than It had the
month before anti corn was so badly
frozen that it was cut for fodder. Al-
most every green plant was frozen
What little corn ripened in the unex-
posed states was worth almost its
weight In silver and farmers Were corn-
pelled to provide themselves with corn
grown In 1815 for the seed ‘.'.ey used
in the spring planting of 1817. The
seed cost S.) tr bushel.
“The last nrorrtlr of summer was ush-
cred in bright and warm and for two
Weeks the almost frozen people began
to thaw out. It was the urlldest weath
or (if the your furl just us the inhnbi
i
terribler disease. Below I began taking
water. about ever y fifteen minutes ruin
ates, day and- night, and passed tr
brickdust substance and sometimes a
slimy. substance; 1' believe I Would
have died. If I had not taken Foley‘ s‘
Kidney Cure, I’laisted’s Drug Store
and “The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
Aughtcfls ATTACKED By aEv‘o
. LUTIONISTS.
VICTORIA B. .June i1.—The stea-
men .Wflcrick, aptaiu Dent. arrived
here Sunday. Captain Dent had some
exciting experiences while his vessel
was at Guayaquil, being attacked In a
catchy revoltrtltinists. In company
with an morican who is in business
there h was dining at a cafe when
a numbm of revolutionlsts attacked
themavith sticks.‘fCaptain Dent. and
his .companlo’rt drew their revolvers
audition stand against a wall. A num.
fer ,of foreigners. cable to their assis-
tance. The police Joined frame with
the revolutionists, demanding that the
foreigners accompany them to police
headquarters: .The other foreigners as
sisted’ilier‘u to heat back all their us-
sallants, who eventually retired.
‘ ‘-—.+..t—_
HOW'S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case ’of (‘atarrh that can
not be cured by Il‘all‘ 3 Cut .rrth Cure.
I". J: CHENEY & (‘0.. Toledo 0.
We, the undersigned have known F
J_ Chaney for the last 15 years and he-
’éf rum perfectly horroruble' in all
"his” transactions and financially
c ry‘ou‘t any obligations made
,.t;$rc. KINNAN a MARVIN .
Whtrlé are Drirggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Hall‘s: Catnrrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and humus surfaces of the system
Testimonials strut tree.‘ Price 75c per
bottliii‘ 'BOIil by all- Drugglsts
Tsko- Hall’s Family Pills for constl
much - - :
‘ 4.. ' '3 1‘ W1
o canes 'ron avast: cAns.
I‘P’PBBUR RG' Ps2, .ltrne 11.——Con-
trues for tho construction of six
thousand stool cars ngrcgatlrm in cost
.501), can have been placed within the
It “90' days by the United States
issl (summation. 'lissrly. ons~hnlf of
(MW! frsvet‘besn placed with
atrium builders. “mm are lfor
the tractor the Minion Railroad of the.
Osmotic ism Company; and the Chi..-
go: new lirors and matern‘m‘llrnsd.
both subsidiary swarms or: the Unit-
stf mm“?! Darwinism. 'I‘Iie con-i
tract "Cfll‘i‘Wlfflfl tonsils Pressed
afraid. Dir W? of "trainings: thr-
dart?" Company and the
Anti Bantam rotatory Company.
“AW
vii smuodrmoun
Ii m remit the Pneumonia. Bra -
ce.
.1“:
s
,.
I
J
[is m is breaking up colds when-
m, ummrwkhurt ascension. .
and 31.00 Miles. The out
‘ Wat'saadd’lafsted's. r:
a
'f‘imis are a good many people In
.. your who think they urt- public
0 to kill smith" after, hey
tun
Faiths Kidney Cure I had to make;
-of‘ forty children.
Itanis began to appreciate It old Boreas
and old Jack Frost came along and
'whitenctl and hardened evertihing in
their path. 0n the ltitlr ice formed a
'qnarter of an inch thitk and winter
clothing that had been laid away for a
few dms was again brought out and
wrapped around shivering lrmnarriiy."
October kept up the reputation of its
predecessors. according to Miss Nlclr-
olls account. and so did November
while December turned out to be the
mildest month of the year Bteadstuffs
went tip to an unheard of price and it
was Impossible to obtain for table use
any of1 the common vegetables. as they
were needed for seed. Flour sold in the
cities for $13 a barrel
"I’m ivory. glad." said Forecaster Em
cry *“fflrnt I read that. It. makes one
feeltmdre comfortable.”
.5. 5i
flu flirt foil list ”that: fought
Bears the
Sisnltm‘o of
f , ,, '
r14
DERBY BREAgH OF PROMISE
a young woman of foreign nationality
of thistown yesterday against a‘ young
itallan ofrilartford in Which the dam-
ages are placed at $1,000. The mar.
triage was to have occurred on Satur-
day. The bride to be had her trons
stun ready Midhad prepared the brld
nl feasta- .lt Is-claimed that a merchant
to town. .who was disappointed because
the young woman did not. buy refresh~
ment‘ofhim went to the prospective
groom and told him that the bride was
sickly and could not work. ' When Sat-
urday came the bride waited In vain
for the groom. and it is claimed the
latter: left Derby. The suit was
brought today. ~ {The names in the na'
persrare Antonio Jackal. and Justinia
Obuharies. r»
STIMULATION WITHOUT IRRITA
‘ TION
. In case of stomach and liver trouble
the proper treatment is to stimulate
these organs without. irritating thorn.
Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup aids diges-
tion and stimulates the liver and bow-
els without Irritating these organs like
pills on ordinary cathartic-s. . It does
not. nutrients or grips and Is mild anti
pleasant to take. Plaiawd' s Drnl Store
and The Clifford Pharmacy. 9‘
FALL VILLAGE CHURCH. DEDICAT-
ED, 3
v
1,1 ., .,.
FALL: VlldiAGlil” June .If—Tlis
Right. Rev. Bishop 'I‘lerne Sunday tib-
created the renovated C arch of.
Patrick's and date; nflrrned :1 cl:
I
(forgone many changes and has been
the pastor. Rev. lt‘athcr Bannon The
..t m on was preached by ilev. Father
W J. Stanley, 0; Daub ury.
AS . .
DERBY, June llr-‘A suit. for alleg— ..
ed breach of promise was brought by .~
.'I‘ a edifice has uu- ‘ ‘
I'e-I'IJCOI‘RIUI‘ under the direction or ,
THE HEART CAN’FCTMID
IiiiEUIATIC Mill) POISONIIIG
To has and Correct the Blood 0
Urlcvo Treatment Is Advised.
There is great danger in those
sharp. shooting painsthrough the chest
around the ‘r‘egioniof the heart. it
means that’ poisonous uric and riled»
matlc acid are there ready to spring
and grip tightly the muscles controll:
irrg the heart‘s action. Don‘t neglect
those warnings. they are the danger
signals Nature flashes in you for help.
,You must neutralize and drive these
dangerous poisons from the system. or
sooner or later they will
you.
The only true way to cure Rheuma
tlsrn is to get at it from the inside with '
title-.0 it acts with marvelous swift-
ness upon the muscles, kidneys and
blood. Clears out the sand like do
posits in the muscles, forces the kid— :
neys to perform those dpties for which
they were designed and neutralizes
flre‘nciti within the blood.
Your physician will admit that this
Is the only true way to cure Rheuma-
tism permanently, and should know
that UrIc-O is the one remedy that
will do it successfully and permanent
ly. llric- O is a liquid taken intern: rlly.
three times daily and does not contain
“'pain deationers." It Is good for Rheu-
matism in any form. Sciatica, Munch»
lar, lrrflarrrrnalory and Articulur Hilt‘ll:
matism all yield readily. to Urlc-O.
Write to the makers of the remedy
and they can tell you of many wonder:
ful cures that Ur'ich has made right
here in your own home town.
It sells for 750. and 81:00 the bottle,
or you “can obtain, a trial bottle free
by writing to The Smith Drug Co.,
Syr acuse N. Y.
llrtE-Q Is sold and recommended in
South Norwalk\by ward W. Kelley
. l‘. '
OYSTER BILLS BEFORE FISHER-
res COMMITTEE.
HARTFORD, June ll.——Before the
committee on fisheries and game yes-
terday afternoon two bills of considera-
ble importance to the oyster grower
were. discussed. One provided for the
seizure of anyone trespassing on oys-
ter beds and grew out of the famous
Greyhound case recently settled by the
supreme court of the state. The bill
was'favnred by Clerk Perry of the
shell fish commission and Henry C.
Rowe. of New Haven. No one oppon-
etl it.
The, other bill provided for the. map—
ping of oyster grounds not owned by
the state in New Haven and Orange.
Senator's Thompson, Human and
Blakeslee spoke in favor of the bill.
Mr_ Rowe favored mapping of all oys-
ter beds but thought. that the. proposed
bill would change the litre of jurisdic-
tlon so that it would establish a pre-
cedent which might work harm to
several: dealers. The expense incurred
to be. borne by the towns of New
Haven and Orange.
(1 AMUSEMENTS I).
HOYT’S THEATRE
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
MATINEE‘SATURDAY ONLY.
lMPERlALr/MOVING PICTURE, CO.
Presenting All the Latest Moving Pic-
tures and Illustrated Songs.
Special Features for This Week.
The Eminent Comedian, BILLY
WALSH, in Illustrated Songs and
Pleasing Specialties.
OOVENEY In concert and
Piano Exhibitions.
NIGHT PRICES—Ladies. 10c to any
part of the house; Gents, Orcheara
15¢. Balcony 10; Children under 10
years of age. 50.
MATINEE PRICES—Adults.
Children, Sc.
PROP.
1
Baseball
Nortvalk Amusement Park
, SATURDAY, JUNE 15,
nonwALKs ..
VI-
usw'voaK comaso GIANTS.
Gsmc Called at 3: 45.
I
Ladies free to the grand stand.
suv vourt GROCERIECM H "
At Our Store
AND CAVI MDNEV.
Estra- Fdncy Maine Potatoes,
per pic. Bite; 1111.. $1.10
The Very Best Creamery Butter,
per I). . 280
2 carts Red Alaska Salmon . .2130
album hum Prunes .....,..
.Puroipal..l.n,rd .....t..i.
Oil Eflfl" ..-‘-.’..n..r.i.t.:.
, I. t. .v-.
4.
31st Nsmlk
1!
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Midas
to Gotta” Avis
OVEI'CODIL‘
any morphia. opium or other socallod .
by the proposed mapping will have .
10c;
' ' LADIES' COATS.
Admission 256; Children under 12, 100. 1
s California Prunes ....... ago ~
0 .
is.
it
. .t‘hlsu may- work from sun in sun
hat woman' 11 work is never done. ”
~ “in order to keep the home neat
uni pretty, the- clrildren well dressed
and tidy. women overdo and often
. antler in silenw, drifting along from
kind to worse, knowing well that.
they ought. to have help to overcome
“he pains and aches which daily
make life a. burden.
It is to these women that. Lydia
K. Pinklmm's Vegetable Compound,
made from native roots and herbs,
owners Ilsa blessing. When the spir-
tips are depressed. the bead and back
M
n‘
keeps the feminine organism inn. strong and
of its it. rs most. efficient.
Mrs. Augustus Lyon of East Earl I’m.
ham:
1
write Mrs. Pinkhmn. at Lynn Mass.
case. liar advice is than and a'lways helpful.
‘7‘“. up“... .4
. 9......
when. than are dragging-down pains, nervousness, sleeplessneh. Ind
re‘xctanw to go anywhere. these are only symptoms which unless
0d are soon followed by the worst. 10mm Female Complaints.
Lydia E. Pinkham’ sVegetable COmpound
Inflammation, Ulocrntion. displacements. and organic troubles
pre smug for child- birth and to carry women safely through theChonge
«“For a long time [suffered from temple troubles and hadnll kinds
of aches and pains in the lower part of back and sides. I could not
sleep and had no appetite. Since taking Lydia E. Pinkhnm‘ 5 Vegetable
Compound and fi‘iOWing the advice w hich you gave me I feel like a
new wo man and I cannot. praise your medicine too highly.”
Mrs. Pinkhnin’s invitation to Women
Women suffering from any form of female weakness are invited to
Out. of her vast. volume of ex-
porlence she probably has the very knowledge that will help your
RS. AUG. LYON
healthy condition. Itcurles
n
writes: -— Dear Mrs Pink-
Dsnbury Hat Msnufsoursrn Took A0-
tlon at Meeting Last lit/ask-
DANBURY June 11 --'i he Hat Manu—
facturers association. of Danbury held
a meeting last week and took action in
solution to the redness of the Hat Ms-
hers for a raise in princes In that
department, but what that action was
cannot be learned at this time, as it
was decided to withhold any announce
merit until it had been transmitted to
the Hat Makers' association in an (rill
cial manner.
Wiren a Danbuly News reporter in-
terviewed Edward Von Gall the pro“
dent of the Manufacturers association
and asked him for a statement regard-
ing the meeting, he said that it was a
fact that such a meeting had been held
and tha tthe association had taken
action In relation to the. demands of
the hat makers In the making cf the
new bills of prices for the sizing dc-
purtnrcrri. but that he could not at that
time make a statement of what the ac-
tion was. He said that the action of
the meeting would be first transmitted
in an official way to the list makers
fissoelaiion and that would require a
few days time.
For some time past the makers of
the local lratter’s organizations have
been conducting an agitation for an
increase in the prices paid for sizing
hats. This came up in the recent nae
ters of North America and went over
directors. At the last meeting of the.
local Hat Maker‘s association Thurs
dsyn plant a resolution to make the.
bottom bill one dollar was voted down
TENNIS PLAYERS GO ABROAD.
BOSTON Juno ll .-'l‘hc Cunard
Line simmer Saxonia. which sailed
from this port today, had as passen-
gers Beals Wright and Karl Bohr, the
Aurrelcan tennis team which Is to take
part In the international lawn tennis
tournament for the Dwight l~‘. Davis
trophy and other championship match
rs. The American team will compete
in the English singles and doubles
churrrpinnships at Wimbledon, com-
mencing June 24 and will then get
ready for the challenge round of the.
internationals on July ‘13. The final
round between the challenge winners
and the present championship holders
of England will follow on the 20th. The
championship matches consist of four
".rts of singles and one doubles cou-
lost.
for Go
result I
complct
..~————-————-—-—-—
Discount your expectations at lcugt
80 per cent. slats.
walk and It
bile.
BRITISH MAIL STEAMER FLOATED
PUNTA ARENAS. Chile, Juno 1]. -
The British Royal Mail stearrrer Qrie~
gs, which went aground on the, ’l‘rc-
ton Bank, Straits of Magellan. yester-
day, got off at the next title unassisted
and proceeded apparently without hav-
ing sustained any damage
THE MAGIC NO. 3.
Number three is a wonderful mascot
Farris, of Cedar (Ir-om,
life... no trrding to a letter which r'gnds:
"Alter suffering much with liver and
kidney trouble, anti becoming greatly
discouraged by the failure to find r‘c-
lief, I tried Electric Bitters. and data
'1‘ 1c
first bottle. relieved and three. bottles
Ii.
am a well man today.
ed the cure. luarantccd bc
_ on earth for stomach. liver and kidney
'iroublcs, by F. ii. Baxter, South Nor-
l’. Wood, Norwalk, drug
I.
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1...».
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If its Barr
1'AND
-83
"II,
at
M8 Smith ti in.’
a“ ‘ I- -—1
Shore Dinners a Specialty.
day evenings.
,1 south Norwalk.
3 spurns
Ladies High Grade Shirt Waists, $1.00 each.
Ladles’ Long White Petticoats, $1.50.
Ladies’ Belts. 7 aha 21¢ each.
50c Pillow Tops. 39¢ each.
Agents for New Idea Patterns. too.
2, WashingtonvSt.
ROTON POINT HOTEL
No‘irv open for the Season of 1907.
Dancing, Boating, Bathing
and other attractions.
Especial attention given to Automobile Parties.
Roller Skating every afternoon and Monday. Tuesday and Fri-
Corrnectlon Free.
“SO EASY”
AND
22 Washington Street
Prime Meats
‘ VEGETABLES.
J. W. DODGE,
South Norwalk
Maintains Beauty of Expression‘
lnconspicuous, Comfortable,
Opened by a slight pressure of
the finger and thumb. Tho
rigid bridge maintains the _
lenses in their proper relation ‘
to each other at. all times.
WEAR PERFECTV‘LEN'BES.
Homer Hoyt;
~. ~ Rsfrsctlng Optician.
7-8 United Bank Building.
, Tel. 363-12. _
r.
;
The Paris, Bleak ti
we must clean them out.
SUITS
on... .......... H... ............. .
WAISTS
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GIRLS' COATS
33 South Main 8t., 80. Nomsik
‘A‘N EDUCATION
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE 1
Provides for Profitable Emp
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v
I.
M..A
S R th Not-walk Stamford .
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8KIFIT8‘.......-... ............ ~ .....
Suit House
Norwalk‘.
We positively reduced all our garments to half of the former price, as
. $7.93, $12.50, $20.00 AND $30.00
$2.98 TO $10.00
. 491: UP
GIRLS’ WHITE DRESSES THE FIN EST IN TOWN.
513.515 Main 8L. Stamford.
AT
onmcnt and
INSURES SUCCESS TO THE AMBITIOUS
Young Man or Worden.
LET US add your name to our mailing list.
MERRILL Prin.
‘1 ‘ Bert Chester
$1.98
........... ........$4.98, 05-98, UP TO $40.00
SALE lN 3,0 TH STORES.
i
FRED'K H. (MINING.
ransom. alarms turn
EMBALMER.
Office sud Residencs,
84 SOUTH MAIN ST»
South Norwalk. .
Tel., 704. ' L: y ”Attendant.
We have a his assort-
ment of
autumn
Fur lure
Porch Rockers. Lawn Bettess, Porch
.0. ww— .u. www.m‘ _.... - ... u-» ”9......
AT THE
Fatrcloak an
68 Washington Street.
A ISRAEL, Proprie
O
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A Sale. 910111130111 Importance
South Norwalk1
.. ..
for.
“a... ..
Screens. etc. Reliabis goods at prices
that will sell them, even though we
don‘t have any summer.
allI' SiOi’Bilrwt r Andciilltidfitltliil
F‘ UHNITURE. ITO
' 13¢ Washington atrssf.
1 South Network. 001111.]
‘tiorral convention of the United Hn'~
by reference of the whole matter of
prices schedules to the new board of
because It was the sentiment of the
meeting that such an action would not
be legal, according to the laws, ,of the
Going to Bouldering?
GasllaierHtrter
Should Go lliih You!
Attention“ All no... Day 01“! Night
i
. will often start a .goodbusiness.
‘ .11 no. MAIN fl“.
.urm'ww— .- “mm ,
ID‘ RELIEF FOR “WOMEN.
If you have pains, In the hack, Uri-
nary, Bladder or Kidney troubles and
want a certain, pleasant herb cure for
Women“ s Ills try Moth r Gray's “AUS~
TRALIAN-LEAF.” It s a safe month-
ly regulator, and bares all Female
Weaknesses, Including inflammation
strata ulcerations. Mother Gray's Aus-
Ian- Lent is sold hr Druggists or
sent by mail for 60 cts. Sample sent
FREE. Address, The Mother Gray Co,
LeRoy, N. Y.
W‘r
re. x ‘15.. .K9'
association but it was decided to 1:0
ahead in the making of bills in the in-
tllvidual shops in the effort to secure
substantial raises in prices. The no-
gotlations which have been conducted
with the various manufacturers led up
to the meeting and the action taken
by the Manufactirrers association last
night.
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION.
A. A. l-lerren, Finch, Aria, writes:
"Foley's Honey and .Tar isthe best
preparation for coughs, colds and lung
trouble. I know that It has cured coho
sumption in the first stages." You
never heard of any one using Foley's
Honey and Tar and not being satis-
fled. Plsisted's Drug Store and The
Clifford Pharmacy.
CHARGES OF REBATING.
CHICAGO, dune 11~Charges of re.
hating made against in Santa. Fe and
the Lake Shore and Mic rigan Southern
Railraods are to be investigated by a.
federal grand {jury summoned 11.0qu
pear before Judge Landls today. That
decision to probe these charges was
reached at'a conference held several
days ago in aWshingion hetwecn'Disr
trict Attorney Edwin W. Sims and AM
tor ncyCener al Bonaparte
It is understood that there are threat
cases, only one of which involves that
Santa Fe. One of these in which the
Lake Shore is interested. has to (lot
withthe shipment of oysters for Booth
and Company at less than tariff rates.
A LITTLE MONEY
A‘
small payment may get a. snug homer.
House 4 rooms—$50 cash-JSSOO price.
If some people don’t get a home this
side the skies soon, they.never will
know the luxury of o nership
cure is the g‘ratest hing on earth.
00 'e in and talk With are about "g‘etl-
tlng one In or about .The Norwalks.
John B. Immance,
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2 South Main St» «south bismuth.
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Bass Ballrooms.
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