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Miniaturo Almanac tor Tomorrow.
‘ High tide. 1:02 a. in.; 1:17 p. m.
bun rim. 7:19 a. m.: sets, 5:05 p. in.
IVINING OINTINEL TELIPHONE
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i. a on mac.
”um Jasmin Offloo.
08¢ —Idltorial Room.
“- --Iranoh OIlIoo, Norwallt.
PROF. BREWER'I VIEWS.
Professor Brewer. of Yale. a man
who has convictions and the courage to
tell his convictions. even though they
do differ from tiie ideas of a number of
the. other profuasors of the college.
gates that he believes tliiil the coursi-
lhi- administration was a wise one
Ilc
In regard to the Panama matter.
. says that a great many promises made
by Colombia to Panama have not been
fulfilled and that the president was fui
ly Justified in recognizing the. republic
when he diti. Professor Brewer stator.
that. though there was no precedent for
it. it is high time that there was a prec-
edent. He says that Panama is a part
of North America and as fully capable
of maintaining a government as is
Costa Rica. On the point made by
many critics of the administration that
Panama should submit to arbitration.
Professor Brewer states that on sever-
ttl occasions Colombia has submitted to
arbitration and then refused to abide
by the decision of the arbitrators. An
other reason why it was a wise movi-
is that there has been a great deal of
work already done on the canal which
would be, wasted were the Nicaragua
Tints chosen.
The sentiment of the people is grow
ing more anti more strong In favor ol'
the course of the administration and '
the. people who are most sincerely-
pleased with it are the citizens of tile
southern states. This bids fair to se-
cure to the president considerable sup-
port in that direction during the com
in; campaign.
All sorts of attempts are being made
"to undermine him, btit the public, with
an unfailing eye, has ferretcd out the
truth that the president is sincere and
honest. ills weeding out of the ras-
cals in the governmental departments
has been a line thing. and one which
must have taken a great deal of moral
courage to accomplish. He is not lack.
lag in that commodity. however, and
teach attempt to undermine him proves
more_ unsuccessful than the last.
suppose. for instance. that the ad
ministration had not recognized Pana-
ma and had allowed the Colombian gm-
erninont to land troops there. By this
time there would be a bloody war in
progress. in place of a nest. compact
little country. wiilcii is peaceful at
present. there would have been a strip
of territory subjected to the horrors oi
war.
i This phase 01' the matter ought to
House a great deal that is claimed as
B rash course by enemies of the presi-
dent.
A FEW DONT 8.
( Those days where sudden changes
of temperature are the rule. it is very
easy tocateh cold and cold is often
a stop to other diseases and ills of :2
far more serious nature. Here are
a few “don'ts” which it will be wail tt.
remember:
.Doh't atop treating a “slight cold"
but“ it is completely cured.
Don't go into the cold air in an over-
A heated icoondltion.
Don't go out of an overheated room
into the street without wrapping up.
Don't stay in an overheated room
any longer than .\uu can help it. .t
:ipderate temperature ls more health-
Il . ‘ ':
Don't. all in in "overheated car too
tightly bundled up.
[Don‘t drink too much.
Don‘t go without a proper amount
of sleep; rest is necessary to keep
the body in proper state of resistance.
. Don’t hesitate to see the doctor. A
stitch in time may save an undertak-
"lif'l. bill.
Don't sleep in a closed room. Hare
"window open. or better still too oi
Don‘t tloapise a cold sponge, bath in
he‘morning. it is a preventive oi
poms.
Elbert
Hubbard. known as Fra Al-
_ 7 T‘liotel Ciiilor ”
m a specialty of dinners and ban-
Mto,‘ oorvice and cusine unexceliod.
“Joann. wuz.
mm.
habituation HOTEL MA-
‘iortus. the editor of the Phiiistiue, and
-,f the famous little book. "A Messagw
o Garcia." was married in Bridgeport.
.cslcrdny. 'i‘iie liridgcport Farmer
dates at the contiuslon oi‘ the story.
'it is not known why he came to
.lrldgcpori to marry." I’crlmps tits;
egurti it its an evidence ol‘ eccentric-
Ity.
Hooray? it is whispered that ice is:
.o be thenper next summer llt‘t'tllldt‘ oi
be cold weather. That helps us to hear
our present burdens with it little more
i'flSr‘. l
The captains of ill" Hturui (“unpac-
.viil probably know the locntioit of .;ll
the "submerged wrecks" along the
-'-.iuntl by spring.
. . I
’i lupus are inking on .i more Siliirfill
iry look in the Far East. but war hus\
not hccn urertcti yet by it great deal.
FIRE lN JERSEY CITY.
NEW YORK. .luu. zi.~~rn-.- in .lci-
My (“.ly today. which dostroyed two
buildings: devoted to tnutotfnciuriug
unposes and it stable. lliil $intl.boo
lounge and callrd out the cutite lll‘i‘
icpnrtitient of that city. The build
ngs distroycd were located on the
iver front at the foot of Morris street.
nd tcn railroad tugs assisted in fights-
ng the tire. The buildings were liictvt:
K- Millers‘ machine shop: a six story
Iuiiding adjoining. occupied by n unzip
her oi" machinery concern. and ii
.tnbic._ OHL man was injured but no:
.erioualy.
THREE PEOPLE BURN TO DEATH.
'MARION. ind. Jan. 21.—-—'I‘hrec peo-
ple have been burned to death and ten
badly injured in a tenement housv here.
I‘he cause was a gas explosion. ‘Tiie'
ullding was destroyed.
FASHIONS.
Russian styles are still \ery popului
with the little t‘olks--~glrls and boys
alike.
Stitched builds of cloth are so ,iotor
lur as a trimming lliatonc sees them
«veil on velvet gowns.
.~\ti inipoi'ii ii {rock of white cloth is
liiinnied until a plaid silk stitched on
:11 bands and motifs.
Tllt new evening t‘nhrlc. voile uinou.
comes in pink. blue. white, cream. and
i)i.tt'h and while till Illt' tll‘tll‘r ill lilo
«lotions and liberties it in llrmcr and
ban. liable to separate.
'l‘in- iluiuztiinu India will be among
:lic 'iilil insi.‘on:thle ol thi- it‘liili'ltll
bands which will entiriii- the unis-t.“
-! l‘m Eninouitner tailored nouns this
up inn. but there lived be no fear of
their hett tinny. t‘inllllililr‘lht‘) are it...
t'xpt‘llsn‘e.
.dorc than one motor cont has been
:nntle this mason entirely oi ermine.
\\ ith the right who cur this until in‘i
.ie a butt coat for such a purpose even
when the earth is covered with snow.
for it lies with the snow in its white-
HUSH.
'i'he tntishadcs. are. from early indi-
cations. to he very good attain this sea-
son, and while we hnvc been turningi
our attention in other things the man-
Zililt turers have been designing mater-
ials more beautiful titan those which
we admired so much Inst,
Among them are some tnt‘ircerizedw
clicvlots thev look like. in color exact-
ly like the natural colored silks which
were such favorites. but in weave
touch more even. And these. unlike
the others, have Seli‘t'tlltli‘l‘li figures.
They will make up charmingly its
shirtwalsi suits.
TENEMENT HOUSE FIRE.
season. ;
ACTION BY GOVERNOR.
Requisitioua and Other Matters Ap~
proved Yeatcrday.
thivernor (‘humbcriaiu yesterday ap-
proved of the following matters:
ltetiuisition of A. it. licers. treasurer
of the Soldiers" Hospital Board. on thc
comptroller for $2.500. on account of
the appropriation for building the ad.
ditiou to the hospital at the Soldiers‘
liotnc -
Requisition on the secretary of war
for clothing. :i that new forage caps and
«no chevrons lot the (‘otmoctictit Na-
tional tlunrti.
Requisition of the atilulant general
and acting qunro-rmnster general on
the t‘tinlllll'tillt‘l‘ tor sztuuo. to apply on
different accounts.
Annual return of stores in charge of
the naval militia for the year ending
December ill. liltlx,
Annual return of the quurlcrinasier
general of the stores of the state will
tin and ordnance stores of the state
militia for the year ending December
ill. 1903.
ADMIRAL KEPPEI. BURIED.
i.(')Nl)(.)N. .Iun. ills-«The body of Si
iicur) licppei udniirui of the llcet. wilt
died .lillllilll‘)’ l7. was removed from
‘l.oiuiou anti interred at. Winkfleid
Berkshire. this afternoon. with ful'
military houors‘. a detachment of tin
ihzindred bittcjackets and mnrinos form
ing the escort and tiring party. Kim
Edward. Queen Alexandra. Emperor
William and the Prince of Wales all
sent represmiiaiivcs. anti the lords o.
the admiralty and a large contingent
of naval officers in full uniform attend
‘ ed. Simultaneously a memorial service
was held at the chapel royal, St. Jamel
. NEW YORK. .ian. 21.—-'l‘iircc personail’aiacc at which the king and queer
were seriously burned in a fire thatnntl their suites. the Prince of Wales
‘did slight damage to it six-story tenc-
metil house In li‘orsythc street curly it»
‘diiy. The building is occupied by 22
families.
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Him llultc of (Yonnnuaht. 1.0m Roberts
.unuiy naval anti military officers and
'thc Honorable Mrs. George Keppe'
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ACCURED.
Jiplncn Financial Marital and Btocko l «'3 .
.. Ara improved. i"
ioklo .Ian '.’1. Th.- growtng be
“"7 ”it" H peaceful settlement of ex '
isllng iiileriuitioual tiltiicultics will|
cvrntiutliy be attained has served tot
strengthen the financial markets andi
stocks are advancing oil the “will ex-
change. ‘
The government. which has hit tar‘
not received any commission from Rus~
sia. remains silent awaiting a for-
mai response to its last note. The.
more acceptance. of Japan's proposals
will not siiiiice. .lapnn will uuqut-s-.
tionnbly insist tipoii some tlcilnite plan '
of action bosides mere promises, iu-l
clutling ii reduction of the itussiau
iieet in Japanese waters.
The government of Japan has i\-
po-iitictl ii lanai tilllttillli ol' uriuer in
plepnt‘aiious for war lllltl is now ready
to light and is naturally unwillitu’. i"
disarm unbss :iiisoluli-Iy coovlncnd
iliul lil'i' riphl.‘ will be ‘tiilwnilili’tit‘ti
'I'lit- govcrumi-ut 1.. “MW l‘illlnlll' tilli‘.
to elaborate plan for cousl deft-into.
in- naturi- of which is maintained
~II'ii'il)‘ stcret.
it is also cltm-iy watching the spread
it' disorder in Kort-u. and ulriic con
diluting the possible iii-ei-ssiiy of in» i
'crveution for the protection ol’ the
liipaiiese and foreign residents. hesi-
tates in the mutter of dispatching n‘
'irger tort-c than that ihcrc now. on
tccotuit of'the existing dciicucy of the
teneral situation.
the humid
Samara Chat anon Saw
is still holding tbe attention or the Public We
are still offering the same wonderful ",bargat'ns as
when the sale started. Some [no items have been
closed out but the babe out others in their place.
Here are .1 [cw leaders .'
4 4 Fruit 0/ the loom, bleached muslin
Al 70 ad.
C—B Corsets. dollar model, also add lots of
Loomcrs. H. C. and Thompson ’3 Clone fitting. reg-
ular $1.00
SALE 650.
Linen Dress or Waist Gingham. ad'bmt'sed t'n
" New York worth 35c
[2 1-20.
SALE PRICE HERE
Hum/reds of other items at the same reduced prices.
:clllucnt discrimination It is unit-- ”"3585 and Children's F’t‘t’t‘fd Ved‘s and Pant"
l remarkable til'fllllil in the fact that no . '
he of the live acts is vt'eak: all of. 1’81“? 25‘ .-
lieni closely sustain the interest from Al' ‘60
O
"it-ginning to end. and there are cil<.
Mcnnens' Talcum Powder .
unites which give ample opportunity
AT 12 1-20.
'ot' the expression of strong. dramatic
Iction. Messrs. Higgins and ('oolte
Dc Long Hooks .ana' Eves. black or nickle, all
sizes negolar price 10c
50.
1mm handled their material in such a
SALE
nutiiici' ii> to offer considerable nowl-
..
Srersucker Gingham. in all good styles, regular -
Iv sold at 12 l-ZC
SALE PRICE 7 1-20.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
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DAVID HIGGINS A’l‘ llt)\"i"S.
David litggins will appear at lioyt's
i‘hetttre. Saturday. matinee and night.
it the successful and new American
iraina. "His Last llolhtr.” writtcu by
'luviti Higgins. and Baldwin ti. l‘ookt'.
l‘hc pl.:_v Is a strong one, quite tlrsmu~
ic til times. but is never e‘wllRililtlllfli
o the ctient ol‘ givlua. offense to ill-
NENT WEEK'S A1"l‘lt.\tf1‘l()l\'.
'l‘lic,l.oweli Cotiricr-t‘itizeti. NoVein-
'ier 24. isms. says of the attraction at
Iioyt's 'i‘hcairo. next week: Seasons
cute and seasons go. but the repcr‘
oire companies seem to go on forever.
illti increase and multiply in numbers
uni strength each succeeding year.
l‘he first visit or the Myrkicrlinrdcr
liig Stock tit). to Unveil was greeted
as! night by an audience that packed
the Opera House to suitocutiou. Strung-
i'rs. though they wow. it required but
me set for the clever show to coin
iletely win the audience. and a ho:
week's business is assured to the best
iopuinrprlced company the writer has
.‘Yt‘l‘ seen. The play was "My .llm." -
1 simple story of life "Down East.“
nintlled in a manner that many of our;
on: ctt;. stock unuptnoes mlizht t'ilill-
ate. \Vill Harder and Emma Myrkle """“‘
head the orguuinzlion, tillt' composed of ‘ .
‘xperieneed and talented pmpie
.iirnughout. Vaudeville between the
icts was refined and original; the tray
Men's Double Breasted Fleeccd Shirts and
Drawers. regular 50c
SALE 57 1-20.
~st work of .\licn and liright desen-
in: special mention. l
‘ "i asked ’i‘ltcwudd to lend the a five
yesterday." "Did he faint?" "No. but the divil witi a mustache"
I did." "lfow was that?" "lie lent me “Yis: l'm goin' to shave it off."
the iive."—t.‘incinnati (.‘ommercisi Tri-
bnne.
Jt~tinle~t‘t'inie and sit in my [It w this
morning.
Anna~—i can‘t My hat lrn'l trimmed
to that side of the church—Life out it."—Life.
"il'ye know. Hooligan. you look llko
"Lave it on; yez'll look worse wid-
CALL <8-2.
Seymour’sStOre
000D THINGS IO EAT.
There is no substitute for ABSOLUTELY PURE GOODS: It is a matter oi health that you
should use them. We buy and sell the Best Goods only.
Teas ‘ Teas Teas
Extra Fancy Formosa Teas .......................................................... 60c. lb.
Extra Fancy Japan Tea ................. . ............................................ 60c. lb.
FancKMixcd Green and Black Tea. special . .. . . . . . . . ........... . ..... , .4oc. 1b.; 3 lbs. for $1.00.
Coffee Goff a Coffee
Our Best Java and Mocha Coffee is one of the magnets that attracts to our store. True
there is plenty of so called java and Mocha Coffee offered at less price. But a comparison with ours
very easily convinces lovers of the genuine article‘of the superiority of the quality of our Famous
Java and Mocha at 38c. lb. You c an'a beat it. ..
We sell the best use. Coffee in this town. and have’ Coffee at all prices.
Extra Fancy Head Rice. 1°C.; 3 lbs. for 25c.; Fresh Country Eggs. Rosy Sweet Delicious But-
ter. fresh made weekly; New Maple Sugar,/ Inc. cake: Pure Maple Syrup. Ferris' Hams and Bone-
less Bacon. Double Cream Cheese. ‘
We keep the best stock of good things to eat of any store in this section. and our prices
are reasonable.
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Bu 1‘ 1‘ er .
We are atlll loading in both quality and price as usual for the Finest Egin Creamery Butter.
iaylng more or you may be plying ieaa but no matter what you pay you cannot but our Buttar or our
You may be
price.
lou don't know the Quality of our Butter until you try lt—it‘a always the acme. That nice. awcet. rich flavor
’rlco for thin waak la
FINEST atom onsamsnv BUTTER. PER ta. ....... .......... . .......... . ........... 25c
auoan. sucan’. wean.
a u». for con. 10 lba. for 50¢. 21 lha. amino.
ARMOUR'S PURE LEAF LAND.
. Sugar White, lb” 10c.
near FULL cowl cusses.»
Mao and Milo, Ib., m.
2 Large Engiiah Bloataro,
‘Oc Cake Dixon's Stow Poiiah 50. Beat Mocha. 5c
”IOGOIKO llain ouu 'Stova Poilah. 5c and Java 3 Ibo. Bonaloaa Cod Flah, . 25:
So Can Eli-moi no, 4c Coma, lb" 5°C. 2 tin. Boat Salt Pork, 25:
So Clo Olin Pluto, ‘ 4: Beautiful 1 Can loot Pan. 1 can But Corn. 25c
lo: Dotti. Ilnlng. so Proust. 3 Cam Choico Tom-boon, as:
i cakaa 03m noap. 26c aim « But Lima Inna. Can, 10c
loomh lowrloo Soap, 10c aka. 5: .Fm. Proaarvetl Blackbarrioa. Can,
101:
A BARGAIN FOR .
2.000 Ibo. Armoor'o Loan California Hama atoolt.
to [Iva “Eduction. , '
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