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trouver une place pour me reposer.
Celia await commence par une douleur sourde
dams la jamie droite. D'abord, je ny pris pas
garde, mais, peu a peu, les douleurs s'aggraverent,
monterent a la hanche ct attaquerent meme les
reins. Je ne pouvais plus marcher sans m'appuyer
sur une came. Je n'avais plus dappetit, je mai
grissais, je metals plus que lie fant6me de moi-rneme.
TAI essaye tous les remedies p%ossibes, aucun ne ma
apporte lie moindre soulagement. C'est a &c
moment que TAI entendu parler DIES Pilules Moro ct
que je les al prises. Des Ia premiere bo1te, je me
suis senti mieux. A partir de la troisieme boite,
j'avais bon appetit, de BONES couleurs ct mes
douleurs ne Sc faisaient pressure plus sentir. Peu
de jours apres, jetais complement guerl ct main1
tenant lie suis en- mei11eure sante que je mai jatnais
etc, tout celia grace aux Pilules Moro.
Gle vous en- remercie. Votre devoue, p. PEPIN,
IS rue Franklin, Biddeford, Me. 4
ST 1'exemple de M. Pepin, @tait suivi par tous
les hommes ma1ades, particulierement par ceux qui
%souffrent de faiblesse ct de rhumatisme, comblen
plus rares seraient ces gems a la figure trlste, a la
mine chancelante; combien de pauvres ouvriers re-
conquerraient lie courage ct la vigueur qul les aban-
dOnnent.
Les Pilules Moro font DIES hornmes forts ct coura-
geux. Files sont lie garant dune bonnie const1tu-
ton, &c qui assure %toujours lie bie1-etre, la lole ct lie
bonheur. ST vous etes fables OH malades, quel que
soft votre age, prenez les Pllules Moro, eles Vous
rendront la sante.
CONSULTATIONS GRATUITES par les Mede-
Gins de la Compagnie Medicale Moro, all No 272
rue Saint-Denis, Montreal, tous les jours, excepte
lie dimanche. ST vous demeurez trop loin, deman-
DEE I'm blanc de questions.
Les Pilules Moro sont en- vente chez tous les
marchands de remedies. Nous les envoyons aussi
par la poste, soft all Canada Oh aux Etats- Un1s, sur
reception du prix, soc une bo1te, $3.50 six bottles.
Toutes les lettres doivent etre adressees: CON-
PAGNIE MEDICALE MORO. 272, rue Saint
Denis, Montreal.
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Los Pluleu Moro smt en- veme la phsrmsc de PahceD ub6 coin della eme kueN yEetde
la Sem Avenue

CONNIE moi. mon ami, lu1 dit-elle.
Settlement je voudra;s tenir COM
pagnie a Henriette ct ne pas la
laisser trop s'absorber dams la dou-
leur que lui cause cette facheuse
affaire.
All! c'est different! STU as raj
son, ma bonne ch6rie! Va retrou-
yer madame Marnette pendant
que je walls achever mon cigare.
Renee salua gracieusement ct
disparut.
QUAINT q moi, monsieur, dit
Henri, J'ai a veriier trojs on qua
ire memories d'entrepreneurs qui
attendent leur argent, ]e YOU de-
manderai la permission de me 1e-
tirer 6galement.
Faites, mon cher monsieur, re-
pondlt Leblanc. Nous ne sommes
pas venu lei pour prendre tout vo-
tire temps.
Henri echangea avec lai une poi
gnee de main tres cordiale, remon-
ia dams sa chambre ct Sc nit au
travail.
A peine venait-il de s'installer
devant son bureau, qu'on lui appor-
ia une lettre. Sur l'enveloppe, il
lut ces mots imppim6s:
"Cabinet da Juget d'instruction."
IL la d6chira endorsement ct la
%parcourut du regard. Cette lettre
6tait ainsi concue
ia continuer)
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Les RhunnatiSmes mavaient
rebuilt a Petat de Fantorne.

Duel temps fera-t-l demain?
81 vous posez cette question ct quill y ait TN rhu-
matisant dams Resistance, vous serez Immediate
ment renselgne.
LIE rhumatisant est lie meilleur prophetic du emp
LIE rhumatisant dit:
"T'ai mes douleurs, il va pleuvoir.'
Sill ne dit rien, cest qui fera beau.
CONNIE 1eurs predictions sont rigoureusernent
exactes. on consulte volontiers les rhumatisants;
mais c'est I'm honneur don't lis seralent blen heureux,
de Sc passer.
Pourtant, il ny a pas de maladie don't on paralsse
etre aussi empresse de Sc croire attelnt.
Combien de fois n entend-on pas dire autour de sol:
"Ouel malheur, il a attrape TN mauvals frold!
La resultante de cette locution populaire est pure
ment ct supplement une bronchlte, tine pleures1e, la
tuberculose, &c que vous voudrez, entln ma1s pas,
CONNIE on lie croft generalenent, DIES rhu1rat1s1nes.
LIE rhumatisme que lon appelle dams lie peuple les
doulerrs, estl la manifestation d TN etat general mau-
vais, dun default de nutrition ct de digestion dams
lequel, au debut, lie reimbursement ne rlen a vo1r.
Celia n'en1eve rien, au c%ontraire, a la gravite de
cette affection, de cette invasion de Economic par
pacide urique insuffisamment expulse.
Les douleurs que Pon eprouve dams &c cas- sont
atroces. Ia partie na1ade devient chaude, brl1lante,
la peau rouge ct luisante Sc tend dams une enHure
plus on moins considerable. Lorsque lie sujet garde
une imnnobi1ite parfaite, IL ne soutfre pas, mas sll a
lie malheur de risquerl lie plusfugitif movement, IL lu1
semble qu'on lui racle les muscles avec TN fer rouge,
LIE seul remede qu'on puisse a%ppliquer dams &c cas-
avec TN success assure, est celul qul fera d1spara1tre
prompte1nent du systeme Get acide urique qul est la
cause de tout lie NAL, don't la presence amene les
douleurs; il fault I'm indictment qui lie fera dis
soudre atm quill puisse etre ejete du corps.
h Cest pourquoi toute medication externe, tout
onguent, toute pommade, tout liniment falt force
ment fausse route.
L'interieur doit etre attaque; cest all siege du
NAL quill fault porter la guerre.
Get empoisonnement a lieu, bien entendu, avec la
complicite de la masse sanguine, de son torrent cir
%culatoire.
Et VOLTA p%ourquoi les Pilules Moro sont souve-
raines pour les cas- de rhumatisme, parce qu'elles
atteignent les deux clements de propagation de
Iacide urique: lestomac qui lie produit, 81 la nutrl-
ton s'opere NAL, ct 1e sang qul Charlie pacide dams
lie ~systeme.
Les Pilules Moro sont particulierenen ehicaces a
cause de leur vertu pour epurer lie sang, lie fltrer, lie
rendre limpide ct pour faire disparaftre sans baume,
nj congresses, sans autre regime, en- TN mot, tous
les accidents rhumatismaux don't on est trappe.
Voici TN certifcat tres concluant dun Canadien
de Biddeford, Me, qui s'est complement guerl du
rhu1natisne avec les Pilules Moro:
"Biddeford, Me, FL fevrier, 1907.
''Messieurs,
'Depuis plus de deux ans je soufrais de rhuma-
tismes tel1ement violents que Javais perdu tout
app@tit ct tout sommeil. Je ne pouvais plus
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Nous epverrons gratuitement 3
tout nouvel abonn6 qui en- fera la
demande, les numeros deja parus
de ce feuil|eton.
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Et il degagea son bras de celui
de Monest!er, atm de ne pcs lui
leisser sentir avec quelle force son
ceur bettait dams sa poitrine.
En- efet, lie train sllslt entrer en-
care.
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emotions d6licieuses que causait ce
voisinage, tout heureuse de ne pou-
voir surmonter lie trouble qui l'agi-
TAFT.
Apres diner, Henri leur propo-
sa de parcourir la vile ct s'offrit
pour ]eur servir de ciceronne.
P~r6cis6ment il faisalt jour enco.
re. Leblanc accepta ct Renee fail.
lit sauter de joie.
Chemin faisant, Henri leur "a
conta par quel hasard Leon await
rencontrer Fournier ct de ,quel]e
lutte violente son arrestation await
6t6 accompanies.
-Je men al que plus de recon-
naissance envers vous, monsieur,
dit le vieillard, car vous exposer a
I'm tel danger, vous oui etes bles-
sc ct hors d'6tat de vous d6fendre.
c'est faire a la fois acte de courage
ct de d6voument.
Henri ne protesta pas. Get 6lo-
loge fat en- presence de Renee,
chatouillait Reimbursement son
amour propre.
Au bout Dune heure de promo
made, Renee qui Sc sentait I'm peu
fatigu6e, demanda la permission
de rentrer.
Comment d6ja! s'6cria Lee
blanc,
-Mais rlen ne vous force a faire
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lii eHeC, joe gfanQs VeuX nOlTS
brillaient de lueurs farouches. sous
ses 6pais sourcils Contracts, ct ses
membres 6taient agit6s dun tres
settlement nerveux.
L'idendit6 de Fourier une fois
%constatee, lie magistrat voulut pro-
c6der a un nouvel interrogatoire.
Fourier persista, CONNIE la
veille, a garden IN silence obst1n6.
En- vain, M. Leblanc tenta de fai-
re appel q ses bons sentiments, lie
detenu jetait sur lui de tells regards
que lie vieillard recula devant l'ex-
preston de colere qui les animait.
Henriette, q son tour, essaya de
lui parler mails sa vue parut excl
ter advantage le courroux du pri-
sonnier.
-Vous! rugit-ll. C'est vous qui
m'avez perdu!
Ii fit un movement pour &c pre-.
cipiter sur ellie. mails les gendar-
mes le retinrent ct M. Marnette
s'6lanea pour la prot6ger.
Enfn Renee sc leva.
-Voyons. monsieur M%aurice,lui
dlt-elle de sa voix la plus douce,
soyez reasonable, je vous en- prize!
Nous ne vous reprochons pas le
NAL que vous avez fat. Paut. 6tre
men aviez- vous pas pr6vu les con-
sequences funestes mails vous nous
avez tous mis- dams me situation
conyenez.en. Eh blen!
nous ne vous demandons que de
nous alder q en- sortir.
Au son de cette volx harmonious
The daily tribune., 1908-08-26
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
The o. X. Barber shop. Mr.. Stultz's
other business demands his entire
attention. Enquire at shop. 5l-54
The daily tribune., 1908-08-26
". 0. ". VISIT CANON.

Last night large wagon load Of
members Of No. 38, w. 0. w. OF this
city drove to Canon City and made
fraternal call on the choppers OF
that village while in lodge session.
Those present say that had royal
time.
Refreshments that we're almost a
banquet were served and many happy
talks we're made under the head OF
"good OF the order.
The Canon camp were invited to
visit No. 3s in the near future and to
bring the ladies' auxiliary along and
the invitation was accepted.
At late hour the Florence mem
bers started for home and when they
arrived here at O'Clock this morn
ing Neighbor Lockard was about half
through with speech he had pre-
pared for the occasion, but could not
deliver there on account of the long
Grafton by Neighbor Frank Peed.
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70 WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN:

1, the undersigned. M. F. Thomas.
the father of Verne Thomas and viii.
liam Thomas. do hereby give public
notice that have this day emanci
pated said minor children, and dc
hereby give and grant unto them.
full right and lawful authority to
enter the employment Of any person
soever. for and on account of their
own account, aud to have aud to hold
unto their own use any and all money
and wages that may become due to
them for aud on account of their
labor or employment. hereby waiv.
ing unto them any and all right
which may have as their parent
and guardian. TO any Of the proceeds
Of their work, labor and employment.
From and after this date L will not
no responsible for any debts which
they or either thereof may incur.
Given under my hand this 2Gth day
Of August, A. D., 1908.
(Signed) NJ. +. THOMAS
5l-53
The daily tribune., 1908-08-26
SHOWS uP.1o.DAJe LINE.

In another column Hamblet, the
Florence tailor, has made announce.
ment that his new samples have ar.
rived. While in his place this morn.
ing the writer had occasion to look
over the new goods. The line he il
showing is certainly swell. Nc
matter how fastidious one may be
he Can be suited at Joe's. This is the
best line of samples that we have
ever seen in Florence.
The daily tribune., 1908-08-26
FAMILY CARES.
This information May be Of Value
to nany . Mother In Florence

e
When there Is added to tie many
cares inseEarable from the rearing
Of children that afiiiction Of weakness
Of the kidneys and auxiliary organs.
the mothers lot is far from happy
one. This condition can be quickly
changed and absolutely cured by the
use Of Doan's Kidney Pills. When
this is known the mothers burden
will be lighter and her home hap
pier.
Mrs. F. d. Mccormick. of 10S West
Front ST.. Florence, Colo. says
''Doan's Kidney Pills have been used
in my family with excellent results
Our child three years old had sew
eral symptoms which gave evidence
Of weakened kidneys, the child COM
planned often Of backache and after
any little exertion could scracely sit
up, the pain being 80 severe. The
kidney secretions we're frequent in
action and deposited considerable sed-
iment. Learning Of Doan's Kidney
Pills sent to Daniels drug store for
a box, their use completely relieved
the backaclIe, regulated the action Of
the secretion and cleared them Of the
sediment.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster -Milburn Co., Buffalo,
Flew York, sole agents for the United
Statas Remamhar the name Dan q
and take no other. mwf
The daily tribune., 1908-08-26

For Sale - Young chickens at III
West Third street. 4G.5lx
The daily tribune., 1908-08-26
FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER

The Denver Democrat in its last
issue says, Hon. Frank A. Moore,
editor of the Florence Ex Parte is
being urged by his many friends
throughout the state to become can
didate for railroad commissioner on
the Democratic state ticket. Xxx -
The daily tribune., 1908-08-26

on an early train this morning from
= business trip to Montrose and other
points on the western slope. He
says business conditions are good over
there and that the fruit crop will be
far larger than was antipicated would
be the case couple of months ago.
Canon City Record.
The daily tribune., 1908-08-26
Classified lUant advertisements
ron SALE

For Sale--Household furniture. Mrs
W. II. Kelley. $50 ". Second ST
The daily tribune., 1908-08-26
FOR RENT.

Mrs. f. B. Wait has Just finished
papering her cottage at Ill West
Fifth street and put it in excellent
condition for rent. The location is
unexcelled and rent reasonable to de
sirable tenant. ]. V. McCandless IL
her agent
The daily tribune., 1908-08-26
CONTRACT TO REBUILD.

Montgomery and Hardy have taken
the contract to rebuild the A. Skies
property on Second street destroyed
by the late fire.
The daily tribune., 1908-08-26

Secure your seats at once. Tickets
now OIL sale at Daniels Drug store
IA Night Of" Monday. August 3lst,
under auspices Of st. Alban's Guild
funniest comedy ever given in Flor
ence.
The daily tribune., 1908-08-26
NEW GIRL IN TOWN.

This morning al eight and half
pound girl baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. O. N. Allen Of Wilson avenue.
Mother and child are doing nicely.
The daily tribune., 1908-08-26
WILL TAKE PUPILS.

Miss May Nelson will take limited
number Of pupils in Elocution, Del
sarte and Physical culture Special
attention given children. Call or
drop card to 800 4. Second street.
Att
The daily tribune., 1908-08-26
DIR. K O. SApERO

The Denver eye, ear. nose and throat
specialist can be seen at the Lennox
hotel, Florence. Aug 26 and 81 Con
sultation free.
The daily tribune., 1908-08-26
Tf Rsss
PAGE 4
Personal Paragraphs

Mrs. Will McCurry is visiting
in Canon.
Bort Howard went to Pueblo last
night o. No. 4.
--E. B. Criddle went to Denver
this afternoon.
--Thos. W. Roberts was a Canon
City visitor last night.
Mrs Sullivan came home last
night from short visit at Concrete.
w. J. Daniels 10 attending the
Knights Templar conolave at Pueblo
Frank Nelson's mother and sister
returned TO their Pueblo home yes.
terdAy.
Miss Bertha Miner spent the
afternoon in Canon yesterday with
friends
Mrs. J. J. Meece WAS an out
going passenger last evening for
Canon City.
j. Justin Of the d. and r. G.
Office force is off duty wrestling with
rheumatism.
-fylo rtoo 10 r,,aa ~ puoh1o 60 n
Florerce transacting business for the
Bankers Life.
During W. J. Daniels absence
Harley Hughes is behind the counter
at the drug store.
Mrs. Alex. Aulsebrook re.
turned home yesterday afternoon
from her visit in Denver.
CHARLES Hilf and wife left for
Denver yesterday where they will
spend week In sightseeing.
Mrs. 8. Mcdonnell, Of Fort Col
Inns, came In yesterday on business
and leaves today for Denver.
Mrs. Newoomb. of Rookvale,
who has been a guest of Mrs. D. g.
Morgan at Salida. has returned to
her home.
Miss Nina Stewart has had
An enjoyable two weeks visit with
friends at Buenn Vista She return
ed home last evening.
Walter Bonney went to Millers.
New. last night. His brother Frank
has been there since last March and
hos lucrative position.
Tom MoFie has accepted the posi-
tion ct the Jones Grocery store vacat-
cd BY frank Smith who has gone to
Canon 10 work 1T T he Fair.
Hazel McOandless IL home from y
several weeks visit with friends at the
steel city. Miss Mona Pastorius came
with her and will be here for ten
days.
Rev. J. Montgomery Mcbride.
past grand prelate. 10 attending the
meeting OF the grand oommAndry.
Knights Templar now in session a.
Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Crane left
yesterday for their home at Gar.
field. Utah. after several weeks
visit with Mra Cranes relatives in
this city.
Mrs. J. H. McDaniels aud daugh.
ter and Ralph Smith and wife of
Canon Oity, were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. McDaniels In this CITY
yesterday.
Jesse Ash and Barney Ginsberg
have returned from Colorado Springs
where they attended the state meet
ing Of the Uniform rank, X. of p.
In session there.
20. 4. Bennett. auditor for the
Colombo National Life was In town
yesterday afternoon. This popular
home company is writing most of
Joe Blunt and mother left today
for the East. Mrs. b. for st. Louis
whore she will visit her sister and
hrokk~r ~ud Too Sov 1y = Ia
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31

and to allay any suspic-
Ions he may have had as to the ad-
attitude of mind. Now
II is Attorney General Bonaparte,
who takes the public into his conf
dence with more assurances Of his
fierceness Of mind, The gentlemen
who have been In consultation with
me all unite In my opinion that, In
the interest of the impartial and ef-
fective administration of our laws,
such a conclusion on the part a the
government Is imperatively demanded
by the circumstances Of the case, and
the possible consequences Of this opin-
Ion should stand as an authority With
out question by the government -"
Then follows the pledge to keep the
mill grinding. But why all this
rumpus? Has anybody suggested
that the government was about to
welsh on Its Job?
1t would, In word be much more
impressive II the department OF JUS
tice went about Its routine business
with more poise and less political bum
combe. All this shouting from the
house tops, the ringing Of bells and
the beating of drums Is more suit
able to the fields of cohey Island.
The government needs no barker
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
GET SOME ENGINEER.

The committee of the board Of alder
men which Is looking up the question of
plant to dispose Of the garbage Of the
city, says the proposition Of the sani-
tary engineer, whose services We're rec
commended 1t by the Associated Ciylc
Societies, must be considered financial
ly prohibitlve. One member of the
committee is reported to have remark
ed facetlously that the bill for the en-
gineer's services would be almost
commensurate with the cost Of the
plant itself. y If the engineer In ques-
ton made an expensive proposition to
the aldermen, that fact may very prop
erly call attention to the value of ex-
pert advice upon this highly important
question of city sanitation and 1t
should only tend to convince the alder
men the more that 1t would be folly for
them to come to a conclusion in this
matter without advice from an expert.
There are other engineers Possibly, at
ter consulting them, the committee will
think more favorably Of the expendi-
ture that now seems prohibitive Sure
ly it would not be true economy to
make mistake in deciding upon the
kind of plant needed.
The very fact that the aldermen look
upon the financial proposition made to
them as being exorbitant may be taken
as evidence Of their inability to cope
with the situation or Of the Inability of
anybody else, not an expert, to do So
They do not realize the amount OF
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31

technical education a man has TO 60
through before he Is In a position 10
QUALIFY as competent sanitary en-
gineer, That technical knowledge has to
be paid for Yet, according to the Of
fer of the engineer made to the board,
II need not be paid for excessively
The proposition was a simple one
The engineer offered his services and
those OF his firm in carefully going
over local New Haven conditions, map
ping out local needs, preparing plans
for a plant and experimenting the
specifications for bids for a round sum
OF $1,000, II within two years the city
decided to go ahead. the engineer would
make such alterations In the speci1ca-
tions as changing conditions or later
inventions would make advisable, sup
erintend the erection of the plant, make
himself responsible for the quality OF
all machinery and material used In 1t
and furnish superintendent to take
charge Of the completed plant for q
commission Of five per cent, upon the
total cost Of the plant OF the latter
commission the $1,000 mentioned above
would be part The engineer refused
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
A Midsummer Mystery.

e.
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"o'iuea why ue s"eiiS ohase out.er
w, ~ .o ,, .. .,,., :.
ny, ue mercury oesins W ol'inp oe
WoHoei WY oey ueYsl stops eroun
But mixes " VIII HaYseed ana Wit
huue,
And listens 70 DER langwudge, bum
ana ruue
e
$500. n, - s t
NNaWk IN summer GOOD enough Tor
ne, ,. J.,
DE wedoer doesn podder II you re
Cooi,
pool ,L.,. 49, 80,
lie mug uat lsn wise W udt lool!
well
runs an elevator down BroadWay-
An up ana down exlstence--dat
choke -
Me duchess is leVel goll, ana. say,
Shed love me just the same 1t was
broke;
And | VIII be her steady till eroak!
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
A DISPLAY OF TEETH.

Isn't the day ever coming when
public announcements of government
plans are to be made without dread
full lot Of rumpus and noise? We
cannot believe that the people of the
country have grown so accustomed to
having the alarm bell rung every time
a move Is made that they would go
to sleep and not hear less noisy sum-
mons to duty.
There has been no question in the
minds of observing people as to the
intentions of the department of feder-
al justice towards the Standard on
company The upsetting Of the ride
ulous fine imposed by Judge Lands
by the court Of appeals has been ac-
cepted by no one as the final defeat
of the government. 1t has rather
been taken for granted, that, in an
orderly manner, the case would be
reheard and justice meted out, But
the trouble Is that orderliness In pro-
cedure appears to have been persist
entity overlooked ever since the flnd-
ing of the court of appeals was an
nounced. President Roosevelt was
the first to break loose and he did SO
in characteristic manner, ending
with rather angry directions to Attor-
ney General Bonaparte to proceed
forthwith to fight the case to a fin
lsh.
That ought to have been enough to
satisfy the most greedy hunter Of
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
CLitchneld Enuulrer.)

lbltchneld EnquirerD
Al least three Connecticut editors
were In Washington during or shortly
after the sessions of the submarine 30 :
called Investigation committee. The
first was c. IL, Scholey OF the Shore
Line Times, who wrote most fully OF
his views and who has been one Of
the strongest supporters Mr.. Lllley has
In Connecticut. The other two were
Charles Hopkins Clark, editor OF the
Hartford Courant and Col. n. G.. os-
born, who Ia not only the editor OF the
Journal Courier, but as Trumbull
writes for the New York Herald. The
two latter gentlemen were In Washing
ton together, The Hartford Courant
not only scored the Boutel committee
most roundlyqbut Is an ardent supports
or Of Mr.. Lilley for the governorship.
Mr., Clark and Mr.. Scholey are not only
fair and broad minded men but they
are In position TO pretty well under
stand the sentiment OF Connecticut re-
publlcans Uncle Alex Troup ought TO
stand for Connecticut democracy as II
Is to-day, These three men and prac-
tically every paper In the state save
the Journal-Courier and the Waterbury
Democrat have expressed their belief
In the absolute integrity OF Lilley and
have printed sentiments utterly at va
rience with those expressed by Colonel
Osborn. the latter seems TO be In "a
hopeless minority"