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Billilzlillllfllllii [Mill
4 levy; You Eat Will Be Pr'ornptly
Dipgfitcd Leaving Nothing to Fer-
“ meat and Upcst Your"
Stomach
‘ Nothing will remain undigested or
scar on your stomach.“ you will take
Diup‘epnin after your meal. This pow~
ertnl digestive anti antacid, though no
harm egos and, pleasant as candy, will”
Idlgiipifund prepare for assimilation
t.‘1nlojth8, blood all the food you can eat.
’ Eatwhah our stomach craves. with
,ottt‘ the st ghtest tear of indigo»
.‘ lion or that you will be "bothered
with sounrlnings. Belchlng Gas on
Stomach. ’ Heartburn, Headaches from
.,:stomach, Nausea. Bad Breath, Water
. Brash or a lump of lead. or other disu-
, agreeable miseries. ,
‘ '~ It'you will get from your pharma—
‘tcist a EO-oent case of Papa‘s Dlapop-
win you could always go loathe table
with a hearty’ appetite... and your
meals would taste good, because you
would know there would be no indi-
‘igentiqn'or Sleepless nights or Head.
5 ache-tor Stomach misery" all the next
Wally“. and, besides, you would not need
luxutiyés or liver pills to keep your
stomach and bowels clean and fresh.
'Pape’sxDiapepsin can be obtained
from your drugglst. and contains
more than enough lrianguloa to thor-
oughly cure the worst dyspeptic.
3 There is’ nothing better for Gas on the
Stomach or near odors from the stour
3 ach “or to guru a Stomach Headache.
You coal at keep a handicr or more
useful article in the house,
SEAMAN coMMENDED FOR BRA-
, . , ‘ VERY.
, WASHINGTON, Fob. i_7.——Socrolary
Newtie‘rry‘ has written a letter to
Charles Daly, a acaman on the United
_ 9 States” ship California, commending
" ~ 31in)" for his heroiem in jumping nlto
the sen while the vessel was at tut!
speed, and 'assiistlng in the rescue of
Win ohfliie comrades, who had fallen
oyerooard. . . '
PIL'ESGURED IN 6T0 14 DAYS."
PAZO OIN'llMEN'I‘ is guaranteed to
cure-any case of itching, Blind. Bleed-
ing or Protyuding P1109 in 6 to 14 days
‘ or moneyroiundod. 50c.
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W W A new line of medium priced SHOES
WWwitli all the attractiveness found in .
the higher grade ones.
‘Ladios’ Pat. Tip, Button,
LadieS' Pat.._Tip. Lace.
Ladies? Flexible, Unlined. ‘
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$100,000.00
.3 RPLUSAND Pnorirs ' ' .
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' ,0 .,H.‘,MATHEWSON, Pres.
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H KNAPP, lst Vice-Pres.
IRERICKkB.’ ROWAN, 2nd Vice-
l . .DIRECTORS
‘3, E._H.~M‘_athcvveon Henry Seymour,
‘ Knapp... Samuel Grumm‘an
_, , ‘ #M'a‘ijv‘ln" ,9 J. Wallace Marvin
than swam John H. nght
. wiredflr-Rowan . ,.
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Eredérifék Hy Ganung. ;
Clii’NattonalBank
A GENERAL a‘ANKING‘
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Report ol the Engineers Who Recent—
ly inspected the Work With Mr.
Tali Made Public
an thli war .
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Expected Work Will Be Completed
in 1919
WASl'lthi’i‘ON. Fob. 17,—vr’tny at.-
tack made horouftcr on the look type
or the Panama Canal, acctirding to the
opinion oxprouuod by President Roose-
volt in a moasngo transmitting to (Bon-
grese yesterday the rcport made by
the engineers who rocrutly visited
the canal zone with Proaidoitt.~eloct
'l’ui‘t. “in in reality merely an attack
upon the policy of building any canal
at all." The report, in Mr. Rooum’olt‘u
opinion “allows in clearest fashion that
the Congress was wiso in tho position
it. took. and that it would be an inc»
rumble fully to change from the pro
posed lock canal to a ecu lovol count."
"1 ‘oonnuond to you." he she to Con-
groan, "tho most oarofut _‘oonaidorailou
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cont lN AND EXAMINE our
NEW LINE or
as
and
. Electric
Pertables
the timid ever shown in the
Twin Cities and at prices
that defy competition.
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as the demand is large and in
order to secure early doiiverieu'
we must have your orders now.
8; company
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Company.
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of the report. They allow that the only
orittclalnlhtit can be made of the
Work on tho iathmus to that tin-re has
sometimes boon almost an cxcena of
caution in providing against punslblo
trouble. As to the Gutun dam itocli‘.
timynhow that not, only is the dam
auto. but that on the whole the plan
luauly high and strong, and ac-
cordingly they reoornmend that the
,!n ho. reduced by 20 feet. which
. more in the plans 1 have accordingly
dirootcd." . ‘
President liotniovclt onyn that the
engineers Who made the report are of
all the men ‘in their profession, within
or without the Unltod States, the men
who are on the wholo best tnmliiicd to
they oxntnined.“
'l‘ho cnglnroru report that. an the
(iaiun earth dunrwna the central point,
of discussion, they gave it. under in-
alructloua from Mr. 'l‘at‘t, “ilrat oonnid-
oration in tho light, of all now oviv
donor" and they add that “the type of
dam now undi‘r construction in one
whioh meets with our uuanimmm up.
proval." Thoy any thoy are “natlnflod
that there will be no dangerous or ob-
jtimltlllillilo ucopuno through tho mntor-
iala under the base of tip: dam; nor
are thoy no soil as to be liable to ho
pusod dam no on to t'nuao dangerous
settlement. We nro also satinilod that,
tho lliiilt‘l‘ltllh' available and \‘i'hlt'll it in
proposed to nuo are unitablo and run
he rontlily placed to form it tight. nlzr
bio amt permanent dam."
Dunn: and lilt'kH, lock hairs and all
other onginout‘lng atrnrtui‘ou tortilvod
in tho look otnull project are i‘ouulhlr
”and thoy can be depended upon.to
)nu‘t‘orm with certainty their ronpootiro
functions." They roport that, they “do
not find any provision for changing tho
typo of canal that has boon adoptod.
A oln‘inuo to son lerol plan at tho
pt'oaont would add lzl't‘ntly to tho cost
and tlmo of construction, without omn-
pt‘uaatiug :ttlvaiitagoa. rathor in (sapmu
iiy of tho canal or in satiety oi nnyluxo
lion, and hour-t: would ho a public min»
i‘ortuno.
"We do find." thoy say. “in tho do
tullod designa that burn boon nilupit‘ll
or that arc undor t-oimtdorution, amnr
matters whoro othnr urrnnuomonta
than thoso now t't_)lll~‘ltitti‘t‘ii noon] wor
lb)" of Study. As thorn» proposod
rhangos arc of u tontntiro linturo and
do not in any cam- at‘i‘oot tho muln quon.
iions heroin (lluouxaod thot are not into
on up in this roport.“ «
'i‘boy dorlnro that tho “input praoil-
rul quostion in tho construction of tho
llntnu dam in tho ponaiblo slipping,r and
allditn: of tho inuiorlala undoriwath
and in tin: body ut‘ the dam."
in rogurd to thin (nitration thoy intro
rouohod tho concluxion that “tlit‘ do
Sign upon which tho work in now ink
tug pl‘oscoutw‘i abundantly fulfills tho
t'ouuii'i'd dogroo oi' ntnbility and goon
t’ur beyond tho limita oi’ what Would
ho rcgardod as sutiioiont and solo in
any loss important ntruoturo."
in rogurd to tho altpu which haw oo-
ourrcd at, sovorul limos, they assert
that they arc “of no aorioue oonmu
ulwiit‘o, oilhcr in tho practical oxoou
tion at tho work or in tho ultimate
stability of tho. structuros.“
Having. ,oonuidonui tho propor height
for tho orout oi’ tlio‘tlntun dam. thei-
i‘onoludod that “it could be untidy ro»
duood, twenty foot from that originally
proopaorl: namely. to an elevation ot‘
ltfi loot almro son lorol. or thirty fool
abovo tho normul lovol of the water
against tho dam.“
This rhango, thoy any, will fnoil ate
the work of ootiutrut'tion, and wit ro»
duco Stilllt‘Wlliii tho coat of tho propon-
od work.
Ar: to tho cilantro ot‘ tho lowor locks
on tho l’aoiiio ond of tho Canal from
La liooa, oil-tho nhoro of Panama bay
to Miralloroa, about. four miles distant.
they report that tho St‘ttlotuonta which
ooourrod as a rosnlt oi’ tho t'linngo
“oaiiso no reason to doubt the stabili‘
iy oi the proposed dam." This chango
lmvinr.r boon lilililt" lrmouueo “objection
might 1w made from n mllltnrypoiut
of view to plat-tug looks on the shore
of tirehay, exposed to guns oi'w hostile
Ships. tho board of ongineors estimate
that it will increase the coat by about
. ”a.
‘WFANCY FURNITURE
for Bed and Breeding Rooms ,ar‘e‘hére
1519‘ -..,.» .
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. ’(illicit.imllriinStrco‘t;
a: “Hardin...
cardamom. court. '
fioml itor‘ .2 lookict on » Patent...
in pleasing variety. Every piece is
strongly made, for long service, and
many are richly carved and ornament-
ed. There is a finish to every detail
of our Furniture that: gives, it 0. value
for over the ordinary kinds of house-
hOld furniture generally sold today,
and our prices are extremely low for
the exceptional ‘gualitlep.
The .A. J. ,Angcvr
W 8’: Son Co.
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facturer in the world,
already adorned would make it ncod- ,
pans upon three very questionn wiilch‘
pushed outdo by the woight oi“ the pro— ;
and auto, according to tho unginerujts.‘
w.—
. w. L. pom... inn... ...ja sells mg... “a...
, $3.00 and $3.50 slides“ than any Other man...
shape, diametger,‘ and
other muting“ » ~
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Ask Yourizocal
mi rhymiornvary‘uember an. '
a - . Fatally,»lienflioyaflomod-Miuu comm...
not... ocioq‘ our. “tour.
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Fast Color. Eyelet: Used £9:le
air Take No Snlmtitutau W..L..J)cuulnc‘.numo (uni nice in atnmped on
bottoun Shoes mailed irom factory, tolu'lr‘vvpu
soup av THE ans-r SHOE beaten :vzavwinsna.
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Without great merit this
country in the world.
cure you.
Brooklyn. N. Y.
and mh‘o 'iltod it ever since.
road and be convinced that; there
For 30 years Lydia
compound has boon,
i‘cmulc- ills.
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guilt ed
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lill.ooit.tliltl.elmt that it will greatly loss»
on tho «out of fortification.
Anothcr changontilint of irn‘rcnniuu
the minimum width or tho bottom of
the ritual for about if.“ mlloa in tho
Cultlli'n out. thoy outlnmto willfln‘
cronuo tho cost or tho wort. hr uiuml
$lii.tltltt.tltltl, but, tln‘y say it will not do
lay tho ooniplotiou of the mind, that
it. will pormlt shipa'io pass. mlo anoth»
or in this portion of tho canal. and
'ivili othorwiso facilitate parturition. if
slidos occur ht‘tor tho completion of
the canal thoy on) “tho \vtdor mural is
not as likoly to ho hioolmd as n nur-
rowor one." They approvo tho changi-
iu tho proposed location of tho break-
water aintho Atlantic end of tho canal.
'l‘holr outlnmto ot‘ the complete cost
of tho canal is $Iltlil,lltlli_tl00. Thoy say
it in lnourrmd to stain that. the original
estimate of cost, was $litl.0tlll,0oti, as
this did not inoiudo‘ ‘sanltation and
aunt» nowrnmont." They estimate tho
oupt-neo to tho rnpulilir- of Panama and
to the now Panama (lanai Company to
amount to Wittiillhootl, which would
make the tlifi‘oronmpbetween tho pros‘
out estimate and the previous cathartic.
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mummy—u...— .... “WNW...” v... ..
because they hold their
well: . longer than any .
tribe‘s cannot at: an W‘ LL ‘0
. c not: 32.00 mints A 3 TiW-Wi:
sivaly._, ,,
, n at illu ,wor d. tiatalo no free.
. L. Dominik; Brouktorr‘. has.
Déater For Them. ,
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gist-1‘30 WAsumoroN eraser.
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When thousands of women say that they have been
cured of their ailments by a "certain remedy, does tltisvnot
prove the merit of that remedy?
'i'housands oi women itaye wr
suffering. and have told how they were freed from it by
Lydia 1'3. l’inkham's Vegetable Compo
years: those reports have been publialtctl all over America.
gained: the largest sale of any rcmcclv for woman’s ills-—
never could have become know
Can any woman lot prejudice stand between her and that
which will restore her health .9
have tried it you know this medicine does-cure.
Roachthis letter from a grateful woman, then make up
your mind to give Mrs."l’iuklmm’s medicine a chance to
w“! am a firm believer in Lydia E. Pink-t
' lmm's chctnblo Compound. I' wunagrcnt alti‘i‘crcr from organic
tomato troubles for yours, and almost. tiespnirod of ever being
well again. I had bearing-down pains, backache, headache
and pains in my nbdonwn. and tried Mrs. Plukhmn‘n (”Yomponnd
an a last resort. The result was astonishing, and I have insert it:
It in a grout boon to expectant
mothers. 1 have often said that i should like to have its merits
thrown on the why with rt search-light no that women would
“ My husband joins mo in its prnino.
trouble and been entirely ouretl.”-—-lilr3.lE. A. Bishop. 1015
Atlantic Ave" Brooklyn, .L ‘. Y. ,
E. I’lnlrhani‘s Vegetable
the standard remedyfor
No alok woman does justice to
lioruelf who will not try this famous medicine. »:
Mario. exclusively from r (its and hcrlm, and
has tlmusundu oi euros to to credit.
Mrs. Pinkbam invites all which women
‘ to write her for advice.
tlmusamis to honltli free of oltnrrzo.
Address Mrs. l’inkhum. Lynn. Muss.
me sauna...
ittcn the story of their,
uud ~——for thirty
medicine could never have
n and prized in nearly every
it you believe those who
inn remedy for tlioirsui‘fcriugs.
He has used it. for kidney
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She has
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.wilh rust of sanitation and zone gov-
v~rnmont and payments addod only
$43,000,000». “(if this amount." they
any. "nearly out). half can be accounted
for byuho changes in tho canal and
nppurtonunt worka already roi'orrt‘d in
and tho romulnilt-u' is to ho attributed
mainly to tho hinhor unit cost at the
dli‘l‘vreut items of the work."
(‘onuuomiution in oxprosamt at the
present otmdition oi’ tho work and the
l-dgiuoors who the belief that "in no
othor grout oonntruetion work has so
much boon dono for employees in tho
way of furnishing: noooaeitios. oontfortrs
uud luxuries. 01' life at. tho. oost of the
work as has boon done in this work.
This in ono reason for the high cost of
tho eanal."_ '.
in their opinion “the work is well or.
gunized and is being conducted encr-
aotlI-ullr and well." They commciul
itho niodir-al and sanitary department.
"‘ior itu sum-can in extcrlninnting yct‘
liow l’ovui‘ and controlling malaria."
”Wo ‘soo no reason,“ thoy add, “why
'tho canal should not be t'un‘ipleted, its
outinnttod by the chief engineer, by
January 1. nus; in fact. it; seems that
a soon-what earlier date is'probablc‘ii“
all goes well." 1).!
(.‘ousidorlng tho cost and time of
construction of a sea level canal as
t'i’iltlpill‘t‘d with tho lock typo, they
hold that “most of the factors which
hnvo (moratod to increase tho. coat of
the son lovel canal, and at the pres-
ent lllitt‘ there are additional factors
of pron groator importance to be con‘
alder-rd as affecting tho time ol‘ com-
pltion and coat of a son level f‘canal."
Ono oi“ thoso they find in tho (lamboa
(lulu. it" work on which were to be start~
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roould not be complotod until
.tho time roqnjred for the completion
'of the lock canal." li‘urthur than this
lthcy any that. “a. change in the type
Iwould result in abandoning work
which represents large expenditure.”
They claim that by the ch'nnge the
rivcr Chagres and the rivers on the
isthmus tributary thereto, “instead or
being allies would be enemies of thc
(:1.tiui,~und floods in them would great
to the criticism that “the canal region
is liable to earthquake shocks and that
canal“ they assert that ‘damsundlocks
littlo subject to damage by earthquake
shocks." but that even it they con-id
regard earthquakesas a source of scr-
ion‘ damage to any typo of canal on
tho , atlnnus “their oifeot. upon
ponodtor thc sea level canal would be
turcs ot‘ the lock canal.”
any need that; can :be reasonably «antic-
ipa‘ted thatthe‘, best methods of secur-
ing, more water when‘the timoor need
arrives does not require to be consider-
é dnow." Theyi reportthat they can
find no reanonto, apprehend important
ridges surrounding Quinn dam “while.
in ‘ourfjudgment," they add, "the bed
of the lake will be practically imper-
vious towutor.” ‘ ~
The onglneera who composed the
board. are Frederick P. Steurna, .iumon
i). Schuyler. Arthur P. Davin. lnhum
‘iiandoloh. Hoary i). Alton, John it;
od as soon as. possible, they dociuroit ’
after '
v interfere with the work", Replying
a. sea level canal would be then {subject
to injury' by earthquake than a'lodk ,
are structures of great stability and
the
dams. looks and regulating works pro-
muoh the same as uponsimilar struc-
An to tho question of water supply .
they say “it is. so much greater than
iou‘s oi? water by'eeepnge through the =
Bridgeport Advertiseméntti. l Bridgeport Advertisements.
Thé D. M. Read C
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Full ”Dress Apparel
for Men
Dress Shirts with from» of line plaitoti linen. quite out"
root as to style and of tho boat malt-rial. 'l'hoy arc suitable
for t‘llllCl‘ 'l'uxodrnrs or Dress t‘oats.
With culls attached
detached
Collars and Cuffs oi the latest' cut and bout wurlonnn--
$1.50 and $2.in
Show and Slfill
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slnp.
Full Dress Ties in black or white.
Men’s Silk Hosiery.
Black Pure Silk HalH-lose, tlil‘t‘o grades.
_ $1.00. $1.50 and $1.7
Willi all~silk (liltllilt‘ solos, $1.73,
Willi cotton solos. $1.00 and $15.),
5.
Men’s Evening Gloves.
Dent's White Cape Gloves, very reliable. instouiug with
ono largo [,iourl button, $1 or) a pair.
Perrin's Kid Gloves, light weight and very Ctllllii.)i'lill)lt',
$2.00. ‘
One-clasp’Gloves, pearl of white. $1.50.
Silk Mufflers and Scarfs, black, white. and pcari gray.
Pearl Studs and Sleeve Buttons.
LWa Vailicre Necklaces
\\"o lizivo a special tilWlWL'l'lllg‘ in tltoso dainty Necklaces.
Slt'iult‘r gliliinllliilt‘ll chains with lJt‘iltlu and pontianix oi inti-
tatiou sapphiros. pearls. utnutliysts, topaz. jade. and pink
W coral. 'i‘lto stonos arc small and oxoollont imitations. in tho
llt‘>i litio‘hlllll} tantra. W W
\\'ortll $1.00.
Special at 50¢ each.
Shown at tho Jewelry Soction.
We invite special attention this week to our display of
La Resista Corsets. 'i'lliatforsoi is «listing'uisln-(l for its pi"
ouliar lmning‘, a Slit't‘lt‘S of sirlowiro lit'liltf usotl which tnaltos
lilo L'oreot yoi'y comfortable and causes it to retain its Shape.
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. . Shades to Order a Specialty.
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QUéEN HELENA‘TO REBUILD- ! GATCHE‘h BEMlS VERY lLL.
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“ ROME. Feb. l7.—:Qiicen‘ Helena has.condition of. Harry, P.- llcmis. ‘thc
decided to undertake with her ownlCleveiand American League Club
private .i‘uuds the“ reconstruction of a' catcher, who is critically ill with pneu-
town‘pnthe Outskirts of lil‘éugdna‘, )lllilililoilla at his home here. showed no
‘ he, hi‘il‘where . change today, although his phyisicans
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the ligltthou'sefistofid'. ’Tho‘ new com-Snaid that they were not disturbed as
annlnity will "start With ‘,l,00(l , iuhabl- I long. at the patient was no worse. To
‘ tantsi, tier inaj‘ééty pcramiatty is dll’lday‘s examination allowed that only
rooting the work otf drawing up" plans. , one lung was at‘l‘ooted by pnomnonla.
Tho laying out of the now Villagewilt i iii-unis has, howovrr, “a ‘bad grip
be done by sailors from the battleship , cold.“ but today the doctors wore out
Regina Elena“ .Tlt‘ intlttc villi town without hope that, ho. would poll
is [lobe Regina l? min. .i ‘ " ' through. .
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iiiwoys romonibcr the full name: Look
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