‘hity.,wl'tll1 inr‘ge muliutups
misiprincl' , ampng wii I
one of“ the‘ most ms
. or transformed,
.,, Appalachians,
wood
"ii In.
W.
ii" '. totes government.
r 6.0
inking earnestly for its enactment.
eonmdfixa.
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TO CHECK TUBERCU LONG.
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(iii, w York Evening Post).
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equal-sized rooms. so arranged
Sp, this country.
vs been opened
fluent and diet will be given.
Til: JUMPlNG on user.
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‘ ;' bile/and ”if” at I".
flow IRIDOI Indiana.
sorts Position.
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' the New Haven Road.
’ and no vitality.
In its relation to stream-
,‘oudof the iivest topics
ufaoturing cities of the
the present interest flu the i
which is well illustrated by
n ill-Giliilmlitia, is refiner re-
bill l". I‘iyliidal ebullient lil-
‘im'lioi’. ing and. WM” ‘.ing process from fresh
liabilities. and as In the «also:
many other cities in the
-' 2:209be ilitlie rainfall
palschlan mountains that or:
. the great river that turmoil-
mullet for its factories. This
life foot or the ill miles of
the Chattahoochee. riv '. con-
lficeint
“rain the world. and ,is the
the,river-currcnt.cithe direct:
to eliucw
run the 200,600 spindles
ochile river drains luau
.3 stream of consequ lice
, ,oi the country, lids lbs
rising
d foothills of that fa-
mountain range. The Chattahom
at like every other strea’m
Iat range, would be affected.‘
I lb! the continued cutting
to, there. which at present
pitch ‘a‘ grout extend tho.
The filter is the princi-
.'of' Columbus, for this. city
we a large industrial center
_' ”the" ,ttl‘i'sl'advantage
, " won crfui water-pow-
- at. and on the other band.
ng at the head of navigao
‘hattahoochee. its freigbts
the Gulf of Mexico by
s. . .
‘ that few weeks the ssh
t preservation has receiv-
' t deal of attention in 0qu -
”3%; have been two lectures o
pone. of them by the score-
, ‘ . he Arnerlc'an Forestry Assoc-
Wand the othcrby the forester of
the as, meat of Agriculture of the
The mat-
heen taken up by the Board of
. sand other organizations here.
anti-by public meetings called for the
Milton. at which earliest endorsement
was givenxthe bill now pending in
congress providing for the Appalach-
ialifhrest reserve. which would do so
tough to preserve the normal condi-
invthe lull-off of southern streams.
. oldlnhus is not the only southern
puncturing city that has "taken no
. on in the important mallet-oi urging
A. governmental forest preservation. for; when i came from the front.
other places are vitally interested as
nUKatlonal Finns in Pennsyl.
'1' “he bimennsylvsnla has gone
' .013! to its task of combating
. .10 ’fihldliil.‘ within its boundaries
; dasbdcglslilture having appropriat-
sdoooo ”to provide for the estab-
lillnd maintenance of one or
.. separate ssnatoria or colonies.’
their” care of indigent tubercu-
, .. tits, the-department of health
, kilo over from a state forestry
‘ation. known as Mont Alto. a
of: the Blue Ridge. in the south-
portion of the state. and is
work building dormitories,
, . moss and s. hospiti for this
. dawriiltn. wkhich will hereafter be
“More South mountain. The dormi-
,im unit ls‘n frame cottage 27 by 24
roll. containingreight patients in four
that
thermay be thrown open to the air.
Lprotected‘during violent storms
m pavilions will accommodate 24
”pascal. each, and, the dining halls 400
each. wit is planned to give this soon
.. accommodations for 3.000 pa-
withln the next two or three
This. it is claimed, will make
ill the largest institution of its kind
in addition. it) of the
. county tuberculosis dispensuries
or which the act appropriated 8400.-
Free examina-
,_ud full instructions as to open
_ , umption had me in its grasp.
all! ,, almost reached the jumping
gm , when I was advised to try
I M's New Discovery: and i wont
”say I» now. it savcd my life. for
at began with the first hottlc
after taking one dozen bottles l
min and Mill)? man again." says
, floors. of‘Grlmesland. N. C. As
1 for coughs and colds and
of weak. sore lungs and for
. lag pneumonia New Discovery
, H
v. Inlggist. Trial bottle tree. "
W. of Mlssourl Pacific. As;
‘ (t. mass. formerly of the
Mic Railroad, has scceptell
Ia bridgs engineer under
engineer of
~ I“! mounted with the
m for moral resultI
its western .. and
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‘ r” a a. m...
ill,
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Mails.l says: "A‘ severe attacmffl
Mi No.0 0 V. ‘1. .ii
:mmiion, no appetite. this. nervous.
a. bottle of Vinoi. it gave the a
hearty appetite. and my health and
new creature. [consider Want a won-
derful medicine—nit makes strength
We want to say to the people of
{South Norwalii that after grippe or any
inlreu’gtb. and “wovhavs never sold in
,our stores pro satisfactory virensih
delicious and liver preparation. Vinol.
This is because tool is made by
, cods' livers,
combining with Demonic of iron all
elements of cod liver oil. but no oil.
We ask the convalescent. the weak.
orwslk to try Vani on our offer to
return money if it falls to give satin
Norwalk. Conn.
'«meom m Till: TELEGRAPH
idea i. Partridge. of Franklin,
A friend brought me
“Ml"! returned until l felt. like a
,and vitality so fast." ’ ,
.ssvml sickness. convalescents need
‘creaior and sslth rsstcrer than our
.s scientific. extractive and concentrat-
the medicinal. healing, body-building
s a chorus-down pearls of South
faction. The Clifford Pharmacy. Bouth
OFFICE." ‘
p—l—n—u-
How the Prssi‘dont Taught Little Tad
to Signal at His Office Door.
i. In the Wilderness chapter of Mr. Dal
vid Homer Bates's book. l'Lincoln in
the Telegraph Office" (which is an ex-
pansion of the papers printed in The
Century). reference ls made to the
fact that the first news of Grant's in-
itial Eastern battle was brought to
Lincoln by Henry E. Wing. lhcnn Xew
York Tribune correspondent mow the
Rev. Henry E. Wing, of south Nor-
walk. CounJ. Since the appearance of
the volume he has written to Mr.
Bates, as follows. with reference to
the chapter. which. in the' September
Century was entitled "Lincoln's Flim-
ily Remtlon":
"Your 'l.lnéoln in the Telegraph 0f-
llce’ is one of the most valuable col—
lections of authentic personal inci~
dents in the lifeol that grout man
but has ever been published. Sumo
of the chapters relating in public at-
fairs have great historic interest. but
the one that pleases me mom is 1h-
chapter on ‘l.in,coln's Love. for his
Chlldren.’
lly life that made a wonderful improp-
sion upon me. and which belongs in
the account of Lincoln's relations with
the telegraph. because of the use of
Morse dots and dashes in a private
signal between the: father and Mill lav-
oritechild. '
“At Lincoln’s request, made at my
early morning interview with him on
May 7. 1864. when I brought the first
authentic news from Gram' Wildfl-
ness fight. i always wont to see him
"in the summer of that year i was
0 Mid ii 100.3 many 0‘ themhnvcl“ the White House late one night.
loved "I? .Iwndlns bill. and are with my field map. spread out on the
noble. oxplainlng‘some details of one
of Grant's bullies, when my attention
:was distracted by a. (gentle knocking
on the panel of‘tbe door. to which the
president gave no heed. Then the
«Ioorvlmob was rattled and a childish
voice called. ‘Unfasten the door.’ Lin»
coin thereupon rose and drew the bolt.
on little Tad (then ten yln'trs oldl
n his nightgown. bounced in. lumped
man his father‘s lap. and threw his
rms about his neck.
The little fellow. l afterward learn.
all, was in the habit. if he awoke in
he night. of creeping into his father's
red; but, on this. occasion, not finding
lim. had come over to the office.
which was on the same floor.
”Lincoln. with his boy upon his
knee. began with patience to touch
lim to make a certain signal by top-
ping on the desk with Ted s first doub-
led up in the father's big bony hand.
"There were three quick raps. fol-
lowed by two slower ones. thus - . -
~—- -— and over and over agdin these
1 lots and dashes were sounded on the
desk until Tad made the signal cor-
rectly without his" father's help.
"It appears that the child had before
been taught to make this sinful on
the edicts door whenever he wanted to
come in. and that no matter how busy
Lincoln might be or with whom he
was closeted. Tad could thus always
gain admission. tint on this occasion
he had forgotten the signal. and so his
father paid no attention to the dis—
turbance until he heard his child's
voice."
KEEPING OPEN HOUIE.
Everybody is welcome when we feel
$006: and we feel that way only when
our digestive organs are working prop-
.Irly. Dr. King's New Life Pills regu-
‘ste the action of stomach. liver and
male so perfectly one can't help feel-
ng good when he uses these pills. 25o
it F. H. Baxter's drug store, ”
NEW MILFORD FAIR.
its Property to ho told at Auction
. This Wall.
After holding an annual fair for
nearly thirty years the New Milford
Agricultural association has decided
to give it up and nextlaiurday all
the' real and personal property of the
association will be sold at suction of
the Town Hall steps. ,
There are some thirty acres of land.
about two-thirds of which is good for
tobacco growing. barns for forty have
us. a grand stand. s large exhibition
building. besides other structures. The
past five years have been unprodtsblo
for the fair and the past year to.
stockholders were called upon to mats
up a deficit after ills fair.
' oaLv cuss roll ovsr‘snis. ,
Hrs. rrssllliio flush. of New Castle.
but. says; "I ssdersd for years will
la. Wigwam“
"It
'"I witnessed an Incident in his farm
' i1»,
As in Other Lands. Articles
Halls of Clifton m is lit“-
mind
‘ Consul Clarence floodlit, of Milan.
furnishes the following report on the
manufacture of cotton guilds in "his.
"The ever increasing use in fiel-
many. as in all other countries. of ar-
tributed to the general prosperity of
this district. in which are located some
of the oldest cotton mills in the em-
pire. ”their establishment dating from
1860. While in Zitiau proper only a
small percentage of the manulsctllrcs
can be classed under this heading. four
large adjacent villsgcs-Neugersdorf.
Elbersbach. Beifennersdorf and Gross
cbonau—wlth a total population of
nearly 40,000 people. m famed each
for its special line of cotton manufac-
ture, and possess some of the Iarlélt
mills in the German cotton trade.
"it is interesting to“ note that the
bulk of the goods woven in this dis-
trict are made from A‘merlcun cotton.
the yarns used ranging from it's (8
banks to the pound to 50's count singlo’
and double. while 10': to 20‘s comprise
the range of counts of the bulk of the
material used. As these are compar-
ativelyfew spinning and doubling
plants In this district, the yarns are
principally supplied by spinnm In
southern Saxony. Bavaria. and lllicnish
Prussia.
"No statistics are published as to the
local number of holes of cotton used
by local flililltlillcllll'tli'fl, hut imm fig-
ures obtained l estimate the capsular»
lion of raw ,Amcrlcnn cotton at from
60.000 to 70.000 holes. This quantity"
lmutoly. 16.000 looms. which furnish
employment for some 25.000 work pea.
pie in addition to those engaged in the
allied trades of dyeing, finishing. siz-
ing. etc. The maids principally multil-
luclurcd comprise plain and fancy
dress goods. rantings, coatings, trous-
erlngs, shootings. Turkish luwelllnz.
liaunélctte. blankets, rugs and colored
fancy lablc covers,
"A conservative authority informs
no that the domestic consumption of
the local cotton productions equal ful-
ly three-fourths of thlI district's out-
put. while the balance is exported to
all parts of the world. in part through
connections of the various nulnufur-
tures and also through the active
ugenc of various Hamburg houses.
"loin far as this district's trade
rclnti s with the United States are
concerned. articles" .lnadc of lotion
rank around to lineup in point of vol-
imicof business accomplished. the lo-
lal shipments for the last fiscal your
having reached the sum of $225,010. out
of a total declared export ‘ return of
31.025.474. ’
"'il’lth‘condltions of tho varioua for-
eign markets ago-in level in mm». man.
ulncturers anticipate greatly increased
business during the year 1008."
_..
R. R. CLERKS READ TO FILE DE-
' MANDB.
National Officer in New Haven to En-
gineer Movement.
Another effort is being made to on
gallizc the clerical force in the gem-r-
ill other.- building of the New Haven
Road in New Haven}; 8. Sherwood,
organizer of the Brotherhood of flail-
wny Clerks, is in that city to sound the
employee at the yellow building in an
affair of this kind. Sherwood is an old
cmpioyc of the New linvcn. lie was a
clerk from 1888 until a short time ago,
lie said today that tho clerks at Hur-
lem River, Boston and other points in
Massachusetts had formed unions and
that a schedule for working hours and
wages was being prepared by the or-
grinisaifon for presentation to the offi-
cers of the company.
About 50 clerks at the yellow build-
ing attended a meeting held at. the fin-
tcl Garlic last. night, which was n on»
limlnnry step toward getting all of the
1,200 in the same building to gather
on the same propisltlon.
A new schedule of wages is being
prepared by the adjustment board of
the order. and a meeting will be held
there early in March to determine
whether it shall he presentml without
the support of the railroads clerical
force in New Haven.
CAST OR IA
lorlnfsatvallm
lilfsflailuilvntlflli
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O
Pmu‘l' lUNCglchV WORTHLIII
. It It.
ORANGE. N. 1.. Feb. 24.-—At the
services of the Catholic Church hero
yssterllsy. Rv, Father John P. Boylsn
told his congregation that he llsd been
“'blrucosd" with a worthless check
which was given hlln by among man
in payment of the fee for his ulsrrlm.
'l'liopflsst said thatllohsd not ,
lostthsslaollstofthsfse,bnthad
has obliged to pay 01.15 mm fess
on the check.
Lennon situate sulcloss
wanes. m. «4. c.
Ba idea. a
gall-know mu'no‘an
strap ‘ ‘ r: at...
consular dull-let: , . ”‘
ticles made of cotton has greatly con- ‘
of material is used to supply. upprox- ,
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Cold it 000 Night. .
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lie.
an . ‘ “minivan
meson mm as Ulceralcd mail. . '
ally Pallilvgclvo for Quick cousin tlo‘il. .. ,
(ill: the Caiarrii scrupulous in line Mbllill.’ ,
ms Hay rail.- or Many would. all two
Only liillio 0,3 5.9th Cures Asthma-
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Indians. 'orsdlalolplssts. muspdsflbspwaoor
I branding-kl 20: sure.
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LUMBER tissues silencer roll:
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ass-ut—
Rcsolutioo Adopted in Connecticut is
Forwarded toWuhingtOrl.
WASHINGTON. Feb. ill—The Lum-
hcr [Joulcre' Association of Connecti-
on: has sent to the Connecticut mem-
bers resolutions adopted by the anal»
cinllon at their annual meeting in New
Haven. favoring the hill to establish»
forest reserves ill the Appalachian and
whirl.- mountains. The roiiolutipns call
attention to the fact that this is the
lourlh time lumber dealers of Con-
necticut have petitioncd for the pos-
suge of this bill, and that the bill it!
of tin- grcaicst importance to the com.
merclai interests of New England.
the present session. 'l‘hv action of tho.
house committee on mice rcforring the
question of the constitutionalityoltlic
nil-allure lo the judiciary committee
means that the. bill will be held back
as long as invincible, and ultimately
killed it possible. This fins been done
it is generally believed down llorc,1
however, that this bill is doomed for'
m. . I ,...
cot: scent nib-or commonsf
MEN.
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Has Appealsd to Cbnhsctlcut Members
for Assistance in Army Ap-
propriation Bill.
WASHINGTON. Feb; 24,—Adlutunt
Gem-rat Colt'. on behalf of the Connec-
ticut nilliilu. has appealed to thoflon‘
nocticut members of congress to have
liwni assist in restoring it) lhl.I army
lipproprlnllon,,bill an appropriation of
$1,000,000 for carrying out lllmil'llVl'ii'S
of the militia in connection with the
regular army mancuvres. The appro—
priation bill lust reported does not
contain this item, although it was
strongly urged by the war department.
The department has also gone ahead
and made urrallgrmenls for those mn-
ilcuvcrs, thinking that congress would
furnish the money.
The Second. Regiment of Connecticut
has already been designated by Gov-
ernor Woodruff. at the ,
the war dopartmcnc to tulle part in
the maneuvers at Pine Plains, N. ‘i'..
in spite of the corneal protest of the
eastern and southern members. The
enough to defeat it. No one down
lien.» believes that Speaker Cannon ill
really in favor of the bill. 0n tho con-
trary, be has so tlxcti matters that
the chances are my much against the
measure being reported this session. at
least. ' .
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INVENTED REVERBING GEAR.
it is not generally known that
llridgeporl can claim the distinction of
having among its residents tho'invcni-
or of-n reversing gear that prollilscs
to become famous. it is called the
‘ilnclc Sam llcvcrslng flour and it was
New York. and atirnclcd more atten-
tion than any other gear shown there.
it is the invention of 0. li‘. Kraut, and
Western members are the ours that urci
opposing tho bill. and they ari-strougi
on exhibition at the motor show ini
nr-xl summer. Fourteen companies of
icons! artillcry have also broil selected
cruise artillery proclicc. if this mom-y
Connecticut militia will have to select.
some other cleans lo fltritll'l! practice
in military tactics.
An effort will be mode to havo the
appropriation not been on the floor
of the house. and if that fails, the sen-
ate committee will be tried.
SUFFERING AND DOLLARS SAVED.
if. S. Lover. of Murillo. N. Y.. says:
"i am a carpenter and have had many
severe cuts healed by Bucklen’s Arnica
Salvo. ~it has saved me suffering and
dollars. it is by far the bust healing
salvo l have ever found." lienls burns.
lsoms. ulcers. fcvcr sures. eczema and
piles. 25c at F. ii. Baxter's, drug-
iiist. '
.-
”a.-.
ii. ll. Jackson. the well, known book-
lnnu and station. is directing the out-
pm. Mr. Jackson and Mr. Kraut were
in charge of the exhibit during the
week and were more. than delighted
with the lull-road tallcn in their cxlilbil
its shown by ih amount of attention it
attracted. Mr. Jackson took a nutubcr
of orders for various size ,gonrs. In
presence of the Writer one of the best
known devotees of motor hosting in
.‘lcw England, placed his order for one
of the large sized gears. stating after
an examination of its working that it
was the best gear he ,had ever seen.
its value lies in its simplicity. It is
ball hearing at both ends. the gears
are always to mesh. they are grouped
for n season's work. have contracting
friction band. reverses instantly and
being round lit boat shapes. Hr. Jack-
uon before the show was over had
succeeded in having every exhibitor
there examined the gear and as“! re-
sult he was overrun with propositions
from various dealers who wanted to
lie" agencies for the solo of the Uncle
Sam (leer. Mr. Kraut was formerly
a resident of South Norwalk.
GUARD FOR lTALlAN JURORB.
ROME. Feb. 24,—«Morc lhnn 100 sun-
alors. composing the High Court
which is judging the case of Narnia
Nasl, the former minister of public
instruction, who is charged with our
llssslsment from the stale treasury.
have been locked up since this morn
in in the Piano Madame. the more
lng plans of the senate. The Piano
has been cleared of all clerks and scr-
vanls «condos those necessary to file
deliberations of ill. senators. The
members of the wort are being kept in
the strictest isolation. caliblncsrs and
ice watching sit, the entrances of
the building. not £0!th tbs
saa‘hzwl’lll ammmm to lssvs
an ave upon s
t . The suthoritlaa have tam
‘ s to preserve order imp. flig-
, w s '
lrisl runs all”,
m-
svsllros Di or ill .
’ saw root's, "W 5:,
D
nor Nssl is a dial
alsr fssllns over
”we. when ‘ lessons»:
iisafor the removal ofsaabsssss
M .‘ v _
.. W.
said I:
ail-twist:
mot.’
II k
W! i" Mi ‘
l ‘FOUR MILES EACH MINUTE.
f Shooillig the choice from Washing-
? ton to New York city and back. in an
accomplishment stored ilp for the air.
ship days. which has as much prom-
: lab as rapid il’ll-ili-ill through lll'P skies.
{according to, the inventor. Otto Rup-
' poriitein. who is working 0 ma piece
of paper. ,
"A double canal with six square
feet of water. running each way, at
the rule M 2530 miles an hour. with
steel ribbed carriages for subleraneau
passage. which will contain four or
“The passengers place thumaclm
in u reclining position in the cur.
strapped in securely, and the car ls
pushed forward until it strikes a
cline, when it dashes into the canal
and is Immediately carried by the
tremendous current that hears it to
New Yorkwerd at the rate of about
four miles a minute. When the con-
veyance reaches the receiving station
at New York the car is caught upon a
smooth wooden flooring the friction
on which rapidly but easily slows it
.down and brinlis it to u stdp.——-Wush-
inuton Post.
LA GRIP".
Brasilia! Bsiln never lost a case:
never let. it run into pnsulalglfs. nor
left a grlpwreck. Only thing on earth
that kills the tooth arlp germ. lint
you want Balls on a plenty. so do not
trifle with the small sizes. but get the
00c or 01.00 bottle and take half a
teaspoonful in water out!
hours. 8“
meat fol fully for two weeks after
you think you are well. to utterly sn-
nliate every germ in every great or
gas. Those remaining gems csnas lilo
evil altar elects: it is halfoursd‘grlp.
if the grip starts with hemorrhage
thal vs the large duo ovary to
or II I till it stops. . ”
DR. HANNA TO I! ODADJUTDR
“HOP.
llarl rassctsco. roll. 34.-I'ltlicl'
b. 9. 0mm. who wl
archbishop. P. w
turdar night.
Islam the
i
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acid yesterday that
raised is
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his
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invitation of,
bin linens.
Illrllc i
i where,
certificate.
pl’rcsidcnt.
.l.
ration.
STATE ' ”IRAN
Addition of Bucks Able to. Accommo-
date 10,000 Volumes. ,
Work on ma installing of seven new
stacks of steel shelving in the slate li-
Mary. in Hartford. was completed ’1?er-
day alien-noon. Tho stocks will accom-
modate about 10,000 volumes. ,They
are situated in the east half of the li-
brsry. l’lf'ill‘ the south side. “The stocks
are of fine quality steel and have mar-
Thcy were. provided by the
[in Molal Construction company. of
Jami-clown. N. Y.. the company which
imitation metal stacks in place of the
wood shelves in 1002. .
The stocks are painted a dark olive
and have burnished brass moldings.
Each is provided with a label
The shelves are adjustable for any
height from two innuendo sixteen.
John D. Kelley. of the capitol force.
drilled the wire holes for this electric
lights in the floor and made the con-
nccllons Friday afternoon.
NEIGHBORHOOD FAVORITE.
lilrs. E. I). Charles. of lidrborufdalnb,
speaking of Electric Bitters, lisys: " i
, , .is a neighborhood favorite here with
'0 so it) hurts Wright and Terry. 10" ins." it deserves to be a favorite every-
It gives on it relief In dyspep-
la nuI Impronrlntcd by consume. thIIE0 .sia, liver complain .' kidney derange-
munenvvrs cannot be held. Mid "““rficnt, malnutrition. nervousness, weak-
ncss and general debiiily. its action on
the blood as a thorough purifier makes
it especially. useful as a spring medi-
cine. Thia grand siterntivo tonic is
sold under guarantee at. l". H. Baxter's
drug store. 506.
CORPORATION PAPERS.
The United Art Bent Glass company
of Hartford has filed in the office of
the secretary of stain on incorporation
its capital stock is 320;
000 and it is to start business with
35.000. The incorporators are An-
lnllio Viglgionn. Prosporo Vlglano and
Gliiscppc Regime, '
The Central Drug company of Dan
' hilly has filed an organization ccrlill-
.cnto. Tho amount of capital stock
lpnid in is 35.000 and the officers arc:
Frederick E. Shepard;
llrcnaurcr. William ii. Cable; secretary,
Michael liehohcry.
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HUW'S THIS? .
We offer One Hundred Dollars no.
word for any case of (lalarrh that can.
not be cured by Hell's tialarrh Cure.
II‘. J. (Ill ENEYW (10., Toledo. 0.
We. the undersisned. have known II‘.
....eney for the last 15 years an
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behave him perfectly honorable
business transactions. and financially
livluicrsons. is the scheme l have in milk» "I carry out any obligations made
mind." said Mr. Hopper-stein recently. ‘by bill film.
WAliiJiNG. KINNAN & MARVIN,
i Whoicsalo Drllggists. Toledo. 0. , ,
, llali's Catnrrh Cure is taken inter- .
annually. acting directly upon the blood _
and mucous surfaces of the system. “
Testimonials sent free. Price. 76¢ per
bottle. Sold by all Dru
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fill.
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MRO. VIRKEO all!!! HDQPITAL.
CHICAGO. ob. alt—Mrs. Mary Ade-
lalde Yerkes. widow of Charles T.
Yerkes. the Chicago financier and true-
tion magnate. announced yesterday
that it was her desire to devote a por-
tion of her 310,000,000 estate to the
erection of a magnificent hospital in
(lbicago. it is Mrs. Yerkes' desire her-
self to design the hospital.
complete plans provide for the erection
of at least one of the group of build-
Iugs duripg her lifetime. The erection
of the rest of the group and the nodes.
ivory endowment for the entire Insii~
aura go km "9 up. tngtqtution will be provided for in her will.
"OF THAT mall
or it may result in pncunwnls.
sillall Balm is breaking up colds whoa-
svsr tried. almost without «caption.
of its. 25c. 60c slid 01.00-th
ford. Bsxtsr's ans rldsteli's.
assists . I
0!!"ng was? gab. 2
Colorado m Pssmylvsals. ’slniom
elitism of the first clssv. arrived at <
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PRICES—Orchestra, 31.00; Balcony,
75c: Admission, .506 ‘
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MOVING PIOTURES.
ILLUSTRATED soaps.
Entire change of program ovary Mon-
day and roundly» . 2 ,'
Prices, 10c and in; Children. 5:.
Matinee ovary Wednesday and Bob ,
today at 2:15; .. , .
Amateur night ovarywunasd, ay.
BASKETBALL.
Team 1“. lithe Armory.
Every may Night.
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FEBRUARY 22; - “
Montanks vs. boost“, of Bridgeport.
DANCING FROM 10 To 12.
ADMIulON ;.;...'.."....£ 26 C!
First Game at 8 o'clock; ‘
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THE damn
50cm. sveu‘r or THE seasom
mum ANNUAL.
iiniuiainmuim Gilli
. Prize, financial
linens Tribe, No.16,
RIDIIIN. ~
Music Hail-,Soliiorwalk.
Monday Evening, March 2. '08.
,Cost ,, pr .9! ill be awarded to
the nmmil. byessodfircu .of J.
$20.00; the Most Comic sod
Group of a. $10.00; the Handsomsst
Dressed Couple. ”.00; the Most
Comic Dressed Cflilillm. $4.00,; the
l sodsomest Dressed individual. 83.00:
intuition Comic Dressed individual.
'No' costume to compete
High-Class Vaudeville lintertdlslaent
maimed byihe Music Hall flanne- ’ .
Doors open 7.320. Entertainment 0
o’Oioclt sharp. Grand Marci. 9 o‘clock.'
Mylar Tickets. 506: My Tickets.
26:; lo: I'm. $1.00,
‘ 'lsicltpolt‘s for sale canine?“ all:
mpc . s.
law's: lllllielplcyyy éq‘l’tla'rk's’or fromwlaill
members.
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for any two
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