One
The old- fashioned concoction of gar-
dip sage and green tea is recommend-
ed by the “Ame11caiAanmIiier a" Pin-
lotion beauty doctor for restoring the
moss and color to bah that has dullc d
and commenced to turn
gray. .
prematurely
.A COMPLETE STOCK OF LATEST
MODEL
”bet Guns
SINGLE AND DOUBLE
from $3. 50 up.
Come in and look them over.
A large stock of fresh AMMUNI-
'l‘lON.
Norwdk Hardware Co
l M", eraser, Auditorium.
. “(n-.0
‘ 11~”_,”
u
Coal tor the Winter
don't forget to call and examine our
stock. It is the highest grade and it
will not cost; you any more.
I HARRIS &GANS
COMPANY
.‘i'EL. 450. 62 WATER sr.
“ t; -. ,
’_ Intrusion. .
crew,
*': nor warn
.MD
ms rrr'rmo.
Thi. Shut Iron, Copper
‘* and m:
A U 8. PM! om“.
." I37. to 1883
Mcmlmualnsmmt
"WEN‘T. ‘mo
nymmlookmumo
Clifford, Baxter's and illuistod's,
her to see real, not
imitatioii, NeW.York styles
. Joseph Davis.
85 Washington Street 2'
" Tailor,
OTHERWISE ENGAGED.
“Why be so Wiuppcd up in purcly
mercenary consl(lcration‘.’" said thc
persuasive campaigner. “Why not
join us and llglitrfor thc causc?"
“Young mun," unswcrcd Mr. Dustin
Stax, "l‘m not lighting for cuuscs; I'm
fighting for results?
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result. in pneumonia.
Bra-
Azillau Ilalni is brcakinu up colds when-
ever tried, almost without A-ch-ptiou,
10c. 250, 50c and $1.00. llottlcs. ’i‘hu
wt!
i noticed sonic vcry striking plaids
among the new automobile. coats.
Hiram A’s PILLS
[A knob
Mal Ask you-Dru
Alli.“ alum-Io I
“not null unlit mg"?
In"; sealed «in him: Rilbdn ‘
'k’ "’ m.°i\"°1' iii't'i"f v Idio-
tl: Aw . ‘
llllltqtlalb mus 9 Pl LLI. Auden
yumknownulkrtfinicsnAluys .tellll l~:
A5010 BY DRUIifIlSl’S lEVERYilllERi
Hotel Mahackemo
.I._ a. cannon, fur.
—-—.—
Iorvloo nod Cuisine Up to Date.
one: I! per day and upwnrlo.
(Stock and General Automation Ticker
nus—‘—
Sunday Dinners, 75cts.
Til... CALL 988.
Home E. Darin & Son,
66 Wall on. Norwolk.
Real Estate and
Insurance.
We have several deoldOd bargains
in income producing property that
must morocco In value with tho rapid
growth of the town.
"The Clifford
Excellent Cuisine.
Dinner: Evenings,
6 to 8 p. m.
Sunday Dinner: a Specialty.
Dinner Parties and Banquet:
Solicitod.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Proprietor.
Telephone 999.
‘ OTICE
Owners ‘of Edison Phonogrnphs’sbouid
not fail to hear the dew
Edison Amberol
which plays just twice as long as the
old record. and is better in every way.
Come in and lotus play a tow records
A for you. ,
The A. J. Ali'geViiie
8: Son 'Co.
m AND z‘te WASHINGTON '31-.
M.
w...
Hatter, F urni'shcr
"Mint Hill llEilAlllll
iIii innit Hiillll
Decision Came Ailcr Twenty Rounds.
, nluhI won Illl‘
Clothier,
WiIIl Weight in Favor oi
Hanion
SAN
Moran,
lA‘liA Ntllb‘t‘t).
English
(Ill. l.--
fcutlicrwt ight,
Alct Intuit
i'aulon. liglitu'cight, after
rounds of lighting llcspilc :A dispAr
ity of claim pounds in far-oi of tho A AAIl
t-AAiuIAIn Moran had the butter AAt lhA
light from start to finish,
onc round (lid ,Ilunlon have thA- :IAlvuu
High.
Moran stuA-AAAAI in to lllllkv
(IVA I'
Ill»;
kept constantly ni’tA-r his opponA-ut up
til the contest cndod.
which ho
tiltA IAtAtl)‘
clAArcrncss for tho shitty iii-lion.
I‘lllllllt' victory lay in chum
inu.
Moran, lll)Wl‘\'t‘l“ was not
prying (At‘ llunlon‘s lucAA.
round ho had thc blood
strcunis from tho i‘allt‘nrniun's nose.
In which ”union had any ad
il ncutrul t'tll‘llt‘l‘.
tl I‘OIIIAIAA nt‘ fin-A- sinuslivs.
us for In; no \l'l‘llI,
I‘ll he wont smiliugly to his corncz'.
liunlop almost at will.
was badly cut.
(l_\(‘s wort- all but. closed.
to stall.
scrofuln, pimples, rushes. etc.
to Impure blood. Burdock Blood BIA
you clear-eyed.
skinned.
clearbrulned.
l’usscugcr—ls ,tlicrc a
about hAi"c.’ Agent- No. sir.
pA’opIAA who die hcrc toi
ll ulns T—Cliicugo Journal.
nailing
(JAETOIIIA.
nm. at. :lilfl Kind You liar Always laugh
Signature
‘ (if
nicks. away back infinother century.
and they show such a tcndcncy to fol
low women in their
they are fashionable for women.
one of the above ailments, and are sub-
on
expensive treatment.
Drugglst and
one ounce. Alcohol seven ounces;
siiin.
put up in (Ane- hulf ounce packages.
Ask to seeit. “”0 _ .,.
Owen
Inst
Eddlc
twenty
and only in
light
:‘roin lllt‘ fun of tho Initial lions. and
In tho \‘ci'y Airs.
round he dazed “union with u l‘IlIlitI
fusiladtA of left puuA-liA-s to IIlt' t‘ucAAg
\'iIl‘it‘tI with solid rhxhtu Ill
iianlon was no match in
Ilild
soon rculizod that his only hopc (It All-
rungv flaili—
caught
napping, and ltcpt up u iuAArcliA-ss pA-p-
iu tnAAsA-vcntli
flowing Ill
ill ihc IIill‘Iilt‘lllll round. IIlA‘ only our
'antagc.
the Englishman was caught whih- ill
IlAAIIlou shot It wicked
right into thc stomach that scat Moran
rA-(Aling into tln- middle of the ring.
Haulou followed this uilruntugt- with
That was
for the Hilton cor.
(‘I't'd up, and when lIlI‘ round Icruilnut-
Moran lll ihu Hut-(Aiming rounds. ltit
liunlou‘s nost-
his lips split and both
llanlon garc-
u rcmurkablc A~xhiblilon ot‘ Izumcncss.
and dolphin tho Ilt‘lll'l‘lll‘l‘t‘llillll'. punish-
Ancnt that was built: llll‘H'ti out to him.
110 was always llulitiiig bAu-‘u hard. and
uA-ycrul tlmcs l‘AAi‘ccAl tliAA l-inr'lisllman
—Most disfiguring skin eruptions.
are (luv
tors Is a cleansing blood tonic. Makes
clear-
.llis Wifc-llow is. thc wcuihcr out
this morning. i-icr IIIlSIltllldv-"Vt‘i‘y pu-
glllslic, my dear. ills “die—“Very
bow? llcr Husband~WImly.MClIicu-
go News.
cemetery
Passen-
ctr—«Thou what do \ou do with the
Men used to wear iuffs about their
fashions when
tbcy can that we wonder if they will
tithe to wearing ruffs again now that
Blotchos and all forms of Skin erup-
tions is, according to a well known
Physician, a very easy matter; he
says that many are afflicted with some
jdc to a great deal of embarrassment
ccount of the unsightly appearance
which they present, and recommends
the following simple harmless and in‘
Go to year
get this prescription
filled: Clenrola one-half ounce, Ethel
mix. shake well and apply to the parts
nflcctcd night and morning, allowing II
to remain for at least ten minutes,
illt‘n wipe off the powder from the
Use a soft cloth or spouse in
applying the mixture and In from ten
days to two wuoks your face will be
smooth and clear as a marriage boll.
(lot the Pure (‘leuroln, which 18 only
Ali
(Continued on Sixth Pate).
“unfit
General Russell Frost Was made
chairman utter Couiinitteeiuau George
H. Vouburgh calicd the caucus to or-
der. and Attorucy J. .1. Ounce was
.made secretary. and accepting. read
A thtA cull. which was approved.
Iicle‘c Inc nominations were pro
cmddu to, t‘}
rofclt‘ncc t A .1 letter publishcd in last
liiglit‘ s ticutlncl. scoring members of
flu: lAAlIN city council. Mr. Jennings
wanted to discuss the letter. A. N.
"I‘litruuit thought Mr. Jennings out
(.1 order. but Mr, Jennings replied that
the nialtcr was a most importuut (Alto
and boat It. serious bearing on making
nominations. llc holicrcd further that
the caucus; should have all the light
boiislblc on its candidates. and the
cache Is the place to fight out the
sunttcr, instead of scoring ('flildldflit’fi
on the sit-(Act utter-word: Mr. Jennings
(lcclsrcd emphatically that it tho
charges are true, the ill't'tit’lll council
cannot bA- l‘t’Al'lOIllIllillt‘il. 'l‘lic claims.
lll‘ said. should be (‘lIIlt’l‘ prorcn or ex-
plodcd without any loss of time. it
should be settled right now. he said,
whctlicr a nicnibcr oi the council can
be elected to an (Alllco by the council.
Councilman Frank H. li‘itch said in
l't'I'cl'I‘llce to his being (Alcctcd a city
:Asscssor. that his fellow nit-nilAA-rs
clectcd a city akscsuor, that his i‘AAl-
low nicuibers elected bIln. He himself
did not vote, had never accepted thc
office and resigned AliA- oilicc Acudcrcd
him. If his action bud been a crime.
thcn he won willing AAA' stand ndjudgcd
guilty.
7‘ \V-Itb rcfcrcucu to (‘ouiicllmnu liun-
AI liunlop, Itil‘. iA‘itA'li said that Mr
till‘ltil LA .l Iltttt Azivtn tlIA- (Alllc.- l‘l
you (AquIlsmutI and Ilittl :ll
lI'Il' d to tho Ailitoi. b. tiur n' ihci .(i'.
A'iLAIiAII or you than ll‘w loinur eupir
:AA-lAA‘AA'lA‘A (ltti :tt SSIIIIA [if'l' your.
The nomination of a mayor was
‘wii ]II'I)CI‘t‘tlI‘d to. in: II, t'. Slit‘i‘l‘l
AAA-..cntcvl lilt" name of Frank N. For
In and Archie I“. .‘t'uzah that of Harry
\'. .‘iutht'r.
.l Ii. lA‘lWl‘t‘liIu‘, A. t‘. Kuorr. A. A\'.
"ht l fault itIlAi ("A W. HIAAAA‘AA wcrc nu'AIAAAI
tom-rs. inking: llll‘II‘ positions in
i‘ H.’ (Al illc .AAIAAAII‘IAIAAAI, tho \'otci'n pass;-
if' in Iron! oi‘ lilt‘ tit'nii and dropping
,. ir lAzillois into a but.
.liulgc .lAAsAAAh ll Tailor sliggiAsIA-‘d
'AuA it would be wcil IAA tukv- up a
,AAliAAclioii whilc ll‘AAA muyornil)‘ ballots
.‘AAI'AA llt‘llll.’ i‘tlllliltti ticnl'rnl lA‘i'LAsi
AAAIAAAI tho judge and .‘IilIIllt‘W tlorhcl‘
.I til-{I‘ up lIIII'A t'tlll‘('-llt)ll and tiny
~(“ll'1‘II $.Itl.
ll rcglnt car. and
thc Hl‘l‘l‘t‘liii‘5
.i. Smilli.
Ilit‘ ilcld again as
was \'(Ach tilzti
lll‘ \AAAA- for liul‘AI-A
it. .I.
..i I'I'l’i‘I‘tii‘iIl.
r A'IAAuIAIissimu-I
lAAIiiAAt-A'uts. .luduA John H. Light piuc
d Ilu- m‘oliou Ill legal form.
The scorciurt win: Instructcd to cast
uc lAAilloi l'or William l‘oiimori'
"A‘llh‘lll‘t‘i’ ot thA- \\1llt‘l' fund.
All this point .ludpc Light took :lu
illill .ttlti liltiti i Al. Al to tAAAntltl the lit
.mm (Al souu A ‘ lIIA' members oi tlic
rcscnt council. Said hc:
“I am hub to slriiw AI discortiaill
AAiA- Ill rAA‘ittioiI to council cundidutvu.
I‘ilr‘l
that the highway commissioner pnsscs
on his own bills and has control of a
payroll. .\Ir. Light liAAAl lAccn informed
that for six months bills have not been
read at the (ouucil meetings bciug
paid without cu-n this tormalits. Judge
Light also A'ct‘AHAiAAAd' to the assessor
ship anti took issue with MI l‘itcbs
stutcmA-nt IIllll llt‘ had not ucccptctl
the oiilco. The judge had bccu told
that Mr. Fitch resigned to run for
Aelcclinuu. lIAA had bccn told iurllicr
that a mcmbcr ot‘ the city Republican
Aonimlttcc had llt't‘ll turned down for
3: 'tsscssor in furor of Mr. Fitch.
Then, too. Dr. G. S. Kendall had
WORTH KNOWING. lind thc gurbugc collection takcn out
'To remove Pimples, Blackheads. of his hands. The highway commis-
sioner had. had llr. Kendall removed.
ludgc Light continued, and thc con-
trol placed in the highway depart.
ment.
Dr. Kendall had done more for thc
health of the city than any twenty
other men. ‘
Judge Light made reference to H.
A. Mathewson‘s statement that. the
present council had saved money. b‘lt
the Judge (lcclarcd that the whole ap-
propriation could have been saved If
no work had been done. He admit-
ted that Mr Dunlop had done some
repairing to the highways. but claim-
ed his field of labor had boob only
within a small radius. it was true. fur-
hnd been tarred, but in an Iueilicient
innuncr.’ Connecticut avenue. Which
has been the subject of considerable
coutrovcrsy, be characterized as one
of tlic worst pieces of highway in the
county, and expressed the
2lms E. Jennings niudc .
(‘ut'AAlAi >AIilll‘ki that according
I'm lKlllllllllIltlll oi a nut-
AaluAuld lAAA left to lb"
101‘
.ludgc Light considered that '
thcr. he said. that some of the streets-
on any to one mirth
that may occur. The city. he said, to
ohlixntpd to repair it and keep it in
I(,’Ilftil and figured that repairing it
now will be very costly buuiucsu in
Its prcscnt condition.
Mr. Light disposed of the subject
by saying that the Republican party
cannot niford this sort of thing and‘
declared that he had not intended to
say anything, but felt that he must in
dilly to good citizenship. He had
been told that Messrs. liunlop and
Iiogurdus wore to be endorsed by the
llcniucrutn if nominated by this cau-
Aus. This he characterized as "nice
sort or politics." "i stand for good
citizenship.“ declared Mr. Light. “and
good ltA-publicuns ou the ilckcl. " He
clIuigcd that MGSHIH. liunlop and lio-
izurdus had lined up with Mr. Powers.
Ilc had no criticism for the latter.
Ilnthcr. he cousldcrcd Mr. I’let'l‘S sn-
uuotous and considered hAA hilt] done
well by tho lloinocriilic party. Mr.
Light htro told of somctlilni; t‘irw Iit'
had heard —lhut AAIIAA councilnniu had
hired the horse of another to dine
about on highway work and had put
iii the bill to the city. Mi. light
closcd ll\' stating that all of his Ic-
Iunrks bud born without malice.
ii A. Illnthcwson rcpllcd that Mr.
light “Ill-l sincere in his (loch-nations.
but his memori was short, lnstancing
iliut whilA- he was corporation counsel
\lr. Scolicld. ol' the city council, had
Ilt‘t’ll choscn assessor. Speaking of
duals. .\lI'. Mntlchson l'cicl‘rcd to a
dcul for the endorsement of it [to-
publican by the Democrats, for the
lcgislaluic.
ltir. Light sold in referenciA to the
incident oi’ Mr. Scoliold that he I Judge
light) was not the custodian oi the
councils actions. Mr. Light mu uliou-
ed that Mr. Dunlop had been inning
garbage! collected from Mr. llu'tbcvi-
‘itill'rl buck \’,iil‘tl u (‘ll'ill \ioluiion of
lllt‘ mice; also that (All had b -AAii
AAA .IAI lll float of his pi ;Ait,\'. .‘Alr.
r‘lAli her. son txpluii. c l Alii‘ iuAA ind luen
Ainllii: u i'lllt‘r‘. Alchl it. 'till‘! I r tlii>
..iA.« aid that ho ltlil-lt lilt'i.|l1’l‘l.“t’
.lt nt bA-i‘orc .‘.lr. liunlop lAAAA-AAIAAA high
way t‘llililllliiil. ’l‘hc private nuibugc
collvctloii .\ir. Light t'llllhi li‘l't"l :inAAth
AAI‘ reason why Mr. liunlop should not
be rcuomluntcd. bccnusc the city is
not In that sort of thing.
ltoltci'l l’curson Alccltucd that
licsui‘s. liunlop and llouardus had dis»
aiucrd tllcmwlws b) polio; iii \“llit
A”. bonus and AlAAAtiAAA: ‘Alr. liwivl
A-w-A'ipoicilc u counsvl. "Ilio 1wo. ho mid
bud IAt-A 'lI ieltt th‘d li‘ liA‘AIIIA it' In." illl'.
rid \(Atcd Ili‘lllnt'liil Ac l'.«~l‘.1i'ili:5:iu
lit. Light living A-cnd Aiscd in th. lit in
ocrais lot the legislatinc. luA said .\ii.
!.l;.. lit had alums inlet] (in the Ru Aub
“itun ~idA llll‘ pally to .‘Abom llt' oncd
Illi', A lulu-(A.
«An l' .A .. A Illcd It‘l the (Hit stlon but
.: tIi'\"t‘Itl‘Al‘Il that tliiro “Al's non.» be
'l‘iu- ballot sliuwcd this rcsuli: . . .
\'IIAAIAA monitor of win... pant _ , , . , pm: Ior. iiAA- bout-AAA and llCllllllilIltAlIh"(LAY
.‘iAAAA usury for cholin- ............ ll. l‘l‘ tll’lllt illllt ll “0' to ('zllif‘ti ioi' . llAA
”In”; N. FI'I'IAR _______ 12.. names jolt no N Ad I'A'AI All 'i‘ count llIllillll
lIAIrI‘v W. Main. 1- ..... I”; .WH' I In- t r l? (‘l‘llllL liltllil‘lx lloA
. . ‘ , Ans, .Itiilll IA). l’uul, t‘lllll‘ltt l. ..ills
' "“‘n " "W“ “A". "”inJlnhfi for .Ii.l':lt't' ll. .\'AI.~'lA and \‘."lllluni illicit
liy Il't‘ilt’lll‘t‘l', tllc <l‘t'l‘t'lill')‘ casting 'l‘llc WP)“.
.Hm“ , Wholc number of voice cast... .53"
Ilit :A'llfliA (‘tilll‘tyn- 1'AAlllli'I'i'Ai in “in" NH." “up it) 1‘ and”: ........ ll—
A.~.tlup Faun-A. I’uul ‘ l’ tollAAcicr. lump ,, H q A .1
Auditor Ii. i". it ..I ;:.- I‘A llltulii hunt (“,‘I “ ‘-I‘W(“l‘ n... "" "" it;
‘AAIiAAil.A\'lt>tAAA' W. l3 ll'i.< dcrliund. and 3 N ‘ ‘ """"" 4.,
.Il':“. I (‘, IAIIAAA'I‘ wu nominalcd Il_" lb. 'lm‘” ‘ IL‘ "1'“ """"""" '3
t'(‘l'l turf. casting: cm» ll.ilIt.)I. :{milliil ,A' \1, .lib “H'HH 5;
I‘AAAnk \'. Ilaunuud was nominated 9:9” .A'il‘l‘h"
tip “-35,. {up (.A.; «lurid and Warren \\i.lA.A.ni ti lAr ........... i
‘. Smith. Jr. l‘or iuspcctor AAI‘ A-lcctlous, 13‘3”“? 3“}: ”V -------- q
‘A'illium lv‘. 'l‘AIIAIIIIAIAir tlH'liIit'li to ho l' mm‘ M“ " "" . ' '1 """ —
‘ ' .ioscpb ii. lirouu. .li. ..... i
declared nominated
tiicu lulu-u
\ll‘. liAIlAins war-
’l'lic sAAcAAIAd position was
Ip t‘iu-stvr lA‘. t‘lnrk, Frank ii. lA‘izi-i';
:Ind lilll‘ilt‘t‘ it. Nash Ach'A- noiuilmicd.
I‘ho result:
‘d'liolc numbcr of voice ......L‘I‘M
\'ccA-ssurr in choice ........ . ..... llti
ll. ll. .\'usli .............. id
(.'. iA‘. (‘luik .............. ITR
F. ii l-‘itc.i ............... ii
I). W. llAAguidus ......... - i
liunh i liunlop ............ 1
All i“ l.li it was I. it .lit'l II.(- nonliinc
II it. .\'.:I :.h (7. F. \lllls. \'tiilluin .liil
.l‘l and John la] l‘Aiul \. l‘lt uniuiuuiid
:‘or third cuilncilinuu. with this lL‘FllIII
{ii I tool that iiAA t-tiIIIltIltlIl tIt‘lllllllAI> Wholc iininbcr of mice can: ...... L‘l:_‘
lu tlu- hm Allard. Alu- rcuuircincut Ncccns‘itl'y to "bully ------------ WA
‘ it cool t'tlllltt‘ilillitil is that he liv .i. H. Paul .............. 110
good man. with n sliAplAA «Aye for Inc It. It. Nash ........... Ii:
iIlAlIc. ’I'hA- sAcAAnd rcApIirt-iuom i.: \‘A'illlam Milll‘l‘ ........... .
hut Ilt‘ should ih‘ a good Iiopublic n t‘. IA‘. Mills ............... ll
liii' prcsidA-AAI. 'l‘lIAAAAdurc Rooscrcit, (l. W. llognrdils’ .......... «Iii
Alys that what 1.»: good for tho ltAApIilA Daniel Dunlop ..., ........ l
icun putty I>« pond for thc nation. and (‘. Miller ................ l ‘
.icA- \'crsa. 'l‘hu lll‘t‘rll‘lll (‘tllIllI‘lIlllL-ll For fourth councilman. tho cuuui
iavc conic short (it both rcApiirtAiuciita, AlAIit-s wci‘c G. W. liocurdus. ll. ll
”licy how not lit't‘l] good lit-publicuns Nash. (‘. IA‘, Mills. William Miller on“
End lllt‘)‘ hard not bl‘ln good citizens. I‘. ll. It‘itt‘til. 'i‘ln‘ l‘A‘riltli:
l‘iiAA city i‘ilill‘li'l' pl‘t‘n'ltli's than u Ctlllll— Whole iiumbcr of \'ctA-s cast ......‘lifl
Ailmun cuunoi bc (‘it‘Cll‘d to a salaried Nt‘i‘cssan' Io choice ............. lltl
AiI‘Icc ’lho iAiAsA-ut highwju. coiuuiis [I. n. Naqh ............... :zs
.igum succccdtd in gctilugwid of. in (l. w. iiogardus ......... lid
in opinion. no A-llliicnt man and Inc H William Miller ....... A.... 30
Auccccdt d in gt Hing hlmscit‘ (A Aluctcd us 1“. ll Fitch ............... S
llighw A.y (onilniwsiouci " (‘. }._ Mills .............. IN
Mr. Light thA-ii pl‘tlt'l‘l‘dt‘il to show .lohn ll. lit-own, .li ...... ‘3
lot has proceeded to. with this test-Ail
\\' hole numlAA r of wins cue -.t ......L‘IS
NAAcAAssuiy to choice ............. lltl
(l. \\7. liogurdus ......... 100
II. it. Nash ........... 30
C. IA‘. Mills .............. All
+ Chas. ll. Brown. J r. ...... I
William Miller ............ Aid
WinkA the vottA unis being iukcn.
Mr. Fitch said he Would likc to ask
Judge Light how it was that ho had
two tclcphoucs last your as CGI‘DIll‘ib
tion counsel at half price and still
holds one. Mr Light replied that not
a cent is paid by thtA city for the iofci-
rod to phone. and he wanted lit Fitch
to explain the “horse deal." Mi. Fitch
répliod that the whole deal was a Anat-
tei of $1. 50 for one afteinoou‘ s usn of
his horse that he lets out:
'i‘hvrc being no choicc anoi‘icr but,
GROWS‘AIAIR
out «jar
PROVE 1T!
~I-dy from Mimic-old writes
As a result 0 “ll“ anrme. .my hair
is close to fill. t in Id!
underst
be trentcd. for the mason that it
of the scalp and wholly dc cation! in Olll
The setup in the your soil it which to
duccd. nurtured and grown.
plant with a view of making it or and
more beautiful the IOII in whit: the ol- i
must be attended to. Therefore, t o IcoIpn
to upset it
Loss of hair is caused by the "ll?!”
or losing its supply of moisture or uulrm
haldnenc occurs the scalp has simply lost all
conditions )
intended it Islioul l.(l
scalp. Itlo lithe only ro
discover-d
food. or liquids of the scalp.
sting and life- producing qualities.
tying remedy—try It and no for yourself.
now It all droughts In ”In. lino.
rnEE To show how quicLly Mldlrln
acts. we will send At large sam-
rlc free by tttui 1: mail to anyone who
sends this free coupon to the
KIIII'IILTOII MIIDEBIIIE 80., GHIGIBO, ILL,
with their name and address and we
in silver or stutups to pay postage.
Cut
This .
Outz
,
Beautiful Hair at Small Cost
AIR tmubltl. like many other dIIQIIEI. have
been wron ly diagnosed and altogether mil-
(AmiI sir its:
r is pro-
and it alone abouid
receive the attention if midt- are to be expected
it would do no earthly Izood totreat the Item of o
become
row-
hi
the I'llil‘ growl must resolve the attention if you are
to grow and become more beautiful.
drying up.
cut: when
nourishment, leaving nothing for the hair to feed
upon (a plant or even a tree would die under similar
The natural thing to do in either one. is to iced
and replenish the soil or scalp no the case may be.
and your crop will grow and multiply as nature
Knowlton'o Dnnderlno has I moot wonder.
fui effect upon the hair glands and tinuol oftho
ody for tho hnIA- over
that In similar to the natural hair
It penetrates the pores quickly and the hair
soon shown the effects of its wonderfully exhilar-
One 25 cent bottle is enough to convince you of
its great worth as a hair growing and hair beauti~
250. 500 and ”.00 per bottle.
ch
Its
uunibcr of totes bc declarcd the num-
inee. (lcncrul I‘IOSi dcclalcd the mo‘
that out 01‘ order.
Mr. liogarduu was dcclarcd nominat-
ed for fourth councilman.
llunicl liunlop was humiliated for
iiilh (ouucilmun and H. R. Nash, Jos-
cpli ll lhown. Jr. and William Mil-
lei \AItlidicw in faith of Chester iA‘.
Mills. Th1.- result of the ballot for
fifth councilman:
\\ liolc imuibcr
of votes cast). . . . .200
NAACcssAirv to choice . ............ 101
C. l. Mills .......... 120
Daniel liunlop ............ 80
Mr. Mills Wits Alcclarcd iiith council
man and the role for sixth proceeded
to. llanicl liunlop. William Miller,
Frank ii. Pitch and .l. H. llrwan. .lr..
were nominated. ’l‘hc result:
Whole number of rows cast. ..... 179
NAAccssnry to choice .............. 90
William Miller ........... 100
Daniel liunlop ........... -il
.lAAAAA-ph ll. lliown .li. 'A
lA‘ruuk ll. FIICII ........... 2‘l
Horace il. Nash ...... . 1
Air. Milli-r was dcclnred cloctz-Al.
l'pou motion of Judge 'l‘iiylnr. whllc
tllc volc was bclng countcd, t'ieorsm ll
\'osburoli Ai'as chuscn chairman of the
oil .A it. publicuu committee. with power
AAA add to the committee and to fill \‘il
(‘uncics (In the liclztli. '
\l'lih tho inst nomination,
L-us udjouruetl amid applause.
co.
the can»
. “ng? iA
For Infants and children.
flu Kind You tiara Auau Bought
gm
THE BEST CODE.
Bears the
Signature of
liamlkcrchici“?
Angcliuu—-—Slnce papa has forblddcn
Tom the .Iiouso we huvc lll‘l‘illliled fl
codc of signals.
Emily—What is it?
, AiigcliiAu—-Wlicii lic wavos his hand-
kcrchlct‘ five times. that. nicuns' “Do
you love me?" And when 1 intro i‘ruir
tlcully in reply it means, “Yes, darl-
lug.“
Einlly——.\ud. how do you ask other
questions?
AngAAlium-Wo don‘t. that's the whole
(ltldi'.-Ii&l‘]'lt.‘l"8 Weakly.
A JEWELER'S EXPERIENCE.
C. It. King-Jr. 'l‘hc Jeweler. 10ml Vir-
ginia Are. lndlauupolis. lnd.. writes:
"I was so n‘cuk from ltldnc) trouble
that i could hardly Walk a hundred
feet. Four bottles of Foley's Kidney
Remedy clcurcd my complexion. cured
my backache and the irregularities dis-
appeared. 1nd I can now attend to
busincss every day, and rcconinicnd
Foley's Kidney Remedy to all suffer-
crs. as it cured me after the doctors
(liccii‘ul side of thin'vs. to husband‘
par in his mouthl—How lucky
ly' 'wmndon Opinion.
MAR-also MAN i'N TROUBLE.
There being again no choice nuothci
ballot was taken. While this ballot
was in progress George W. llogardus
replied to, Judge Light‘s statemtuit
that he had been endorsed by the Deni-
ocratic caucus. Mr. [logurdus said his
endorsement was unsolicited and that
If he had made a mistake. he would
’hnve an opportunity to rectify it if
nominated by the picseut caucus.
fourth councilman:
Whole number of votes cast.
The result of the third ballot foil
Emily—Why are you waving your
who has put the lighted end of his ci- , teaspoonful
...; ...
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
Many people prefer theorciicul
practical work, but they don't llkc
take their pay that way.
to
AAA
,0 Getting out into the sunlight or no-
ciul inttrcourso and getting your Alis—
position tanued is rccommcudcd for
mental health.
\’thcn a man discmeis an affinity a
careful examination into his business
straits is apt to disclose some ciookcd
ness there also.
Truth is stranger than fiction and
01qu quite, as dangerous.
thn a girl has freckles. n snub
nose and AA dimple in her chin shc
(lot-sift have to care whether you like
her or not. There are others. . ~
There are men who would really
(hoosc to be successful liars. so many
avonucs Would then be open to
them.
it is queer. but there are men who
sci-m It) prcier to spcur the income of.
AA i.Ai',;A- lorruuc in dodging tiiu govcrn-
cr's I't'qillbllitiil.
You will generally find that. the man
who is always useful around the
house (,‘t‘lltilllt‘s the splicrt of his tictlv~‘
tiles to the same place.
A woman doesn‘t always cry fhcn
rho hm! to any moi-(i than she always
doesn‘t siAIilA-A when she can't.
The reason any girl can fool any
luau is incansu IliA- mun ili'si tools him-
self about the sill (Avery time,
llou't be :Ifl'ulil until you how rea-
son to be so and proct'ed to rcuiorc
the rcusou with grout cA-lA rily.
Whtn their» is no room or time to
be anything else, it is then wise and
l‘t‘!tllill€'lldillll({ to be patient.
HOW'S THIS?
\‘.“c Auger One iiuudrcd Dollars lic-
wuid for and cuso ot‘ Cnturrh that can
not be cured by Hull's Catarrb Cunt.
l". .I. CHENEY & C()., ’l‘tAch‘lAA, t).
We. the undersigned. have known
‘. .l. Chcnt‘y for the last lA'A years, illltl
believe him perilctly honorable in all
busincss transactions and iiuanciully
able to carry out any obligations made
by hit-firm.
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale liruggists, ’l‘olcdo. t).
llall‘s Cniarrh Cure is lakcn iutcrn-
:1lI_\'. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous suriuces of tho systcin.
'l'ostimonials scut free. Prior To cc nts
pcr bottle .Sold in all Druggisls.
Take liulls Famih l’ills tor con :tl
nation. *‘
SWIFT, INDEED.
Mr. llardapplc—Maudy. hcre Ill‘ 11
letter from our boy Zeke. He writes
that he is down at the scnsliorc mov-
ing in rapid circles? Why. Hiram, you
must write for him to come homo at
once.
Mr. Hardapple—Dou't be worried.
Mandy; he's not in bud company. He
is ticket collector on a merry-go-ruond.
~Chlcngo News.
LA GRIPPE.
Brazilian Iialm never lost a case;
and other l‘t‘lllt‘le-‘l Mg} iflllt‘tl (‘Ilt‘ never let it run into pneumonia. nor
tord I‘harmam and R. H l‘liiir- i left a‘ grip~wreck. Only thing on curth
ted. "'that kills the tough grip Ageriu. iiut
- -~ ' you want Balm in a plenty. so do not
Wlft‘ (who altvays looks on the trifle with the small sizes. but get the -
50c or $1. 00 bottle and take half a
in water every three
V0" thouis. Be. sure to keep up this tic-at
were. dear. to (“scorer it innncdiate- lment faithfully for two weeks aftcr
Iyou think you are well, to utterly an
Inihilate every germ in eiOly great 0i-
Ignn. These remaining germs cause the
A married man who permits any.
9in after effects; it is half cuied "lip.
member of the family to take anything if the grip starts with hemotrhage- ol‘
except Foley’ 5 Honey and Tax. for‘
coughs. colds and lung‘ trouble, is!
guilty of neglect. Nothing else Is as
good for all pulmonary troubles. The
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar cou-;
in a yellowl
talus no opiates and
package. Clifford Pharmacy and R. ll
l’lulslcd.
Neighbor—l want to ask if y’oud
....213 mind not using that waim extermina- pels cold.
opinion the candidate iccclviug thc highcsi of a lot of fun.
the lungs ghc the large dose (Avery 10
or 15 minutes till it stops.
Teacher—Johnny, can you tell me
how many seasons we have?
Johnny—Yen. um um; two. linse-
ball and football—Chicago Nch.
Foley's Honey and Tut‘ cures co Agata
quickh. strengthens the lungs anl (A\
Get the genuine In a yA-llow
Necessary .to a choice ....... i0? tor you Ve bought for your garden. 'packagc. Clifford Pharmacy and K. ll.
0. W. Bogardue .. ....... ll‘l _ Suburbanite~And why not pray? IPhdstod. “
C. F. Mills ......... l'A-i NeigbbtAr——Well_ you see, I‘m plan- -—-———-—--—— .
William Miller . ......... . ill]; . plug to keep chickens .-—.ludge.r No man is going to press theA foot
’ Horace R. Nash ......... ~ --—~ home to a girl that ho is willlni: to
A. W Dreyfuss moved bctorc tbc Tlicic ought to bc a great satisfac- die for her until he is dead ccitnln
announcement of the nh'ltc ll.illi‘I th'it ttou in being proud, for ltcuts you out that she doesnt want him to tIle.-—-
Nashville American.
Norwalk Chronicler