IS I SIEIIII III
I ‘ I Poems of rota, limitation
~ ‘ Measure by Boasl6 Aron:
see Comment
WASHINGTON' Feb 21. --’l‘he vlc»
1on won by Senator Brandesee in pull-
; lb: through the senate the forestry bill
passed by the hoopla last June. enttih-
llehinx federal forest reservatlons In
‘ the White and Appalachian mountains.
' bottle “pivot of much comment In
110.1% “syncs here just now.
Which is widely known as
3111'1pamu the house of
rent-cantank- loot June. When the
mfinuilo, coins up in the senate some
ten strenuously opposed the pos-
of the bill. ”note otahly among them.
8 tot nation, at Ohio. who spoke
ldaya asalnat it and was perfectly
“I“; to speak much lancer in his
7 t to detail it by talking it to
‘ Having mat with this deter-
WM filibuster, consuming the tlrne or
{:13 xiii.” several days, and block-
or
who had cfiWiW e ilrl’rifid'ilifé
"5. Just before adjournment, proposed
a trace on condition that unanimous
coconut be given at the bill be taken
«. u.with all amend
‘Efl intlu or” to be proposed on
5.513%“ woo finally
hood to. Under till order it became
nemury for the senate to dispose or
the measure on February 15 without
further delay. . liter Brandesae and
other friends oft e measure were con-
fideltt they could muster enough voter-1.
to pan the measure if they could only
set it libll vote.
aresult 1666 that the hill coming
for o vote panned the senate bye
drone molar-1m it in certain that
, the present will sin the hill prompt
ly“ and it will thus become law. The
age of this important legislation.
l)vtlt it! far reachlut possibilities in
uhqhootionahly a great credit to Sean-
toc Broadcasts. Few senators can point
to any achievement in their careers
with ouch prlllo and satisfaction, even
though they may have served long
We ond‘ hold down their seats in tho,
denote for a generation or more.
Bl‘ondolee has worlted eurneetly and
unfailing for the enactment of this
on lesiolotlon—wonsress al-
ter cosmos in scotch and out of sea
son. to Hills of what his political one-
roles and boatil critics have said as to
his inctivlty a d indolent-e. the hard
fact remains that Senator Brandcgec
boo boon the champion In the aenate of
the W rooomtlon policy. In the
oath; rota sod out congress he has
boeno of the senate commit
too on foroat reservations and in each
of tlloae congresses be has favorably
rdpot‘totl from his committee bills es-
tabllohins these national foreata. Each
bill so reported has passed the senate
and It Is not therefore his foult that
the government did not begin acquir-
ing forests and forest lands on the we-
toraoedo of naviuble rvers rising in
chownlte and Appalachian mountains
five years ago.
The enactment of this forestry law
is of the greatest. importance because
it ill the limit legislation 01 its lilud
ever to he cnucicd 111' counties and it
mmits the ueverumcui lo the pour-1'
establishing lorcuts hi the sources
of there for the purpose of regulating
the flow of streams. preventing floods. where. but NW)
and eroelon. and conserving the anvil;
ability of navigable rl.vera Anollior
III “II to be noted In that this in the
itm‘ove forward the first real
mutation Iaglolotlon onseted since
hint of the nation wide move-
for tho conurvation of our on
renounce.
riyattor. ”Mic aiav a: busy.
W trillion Fab. ai.——tt is semi
1 stated edllloi owing to the ac.
of ball control of the flat-
being so ant. and the
Control will
ipri'ae. plans
acmewhot deferred for the
t of the Rutland oystem
.11.
of halide“ m tlle New
a blue.
‘." manicured” tor. with“ a 1m.
to expected to so
of Bt.- .lobnobury.
opinions o soar; and
him use. of: o Milild'o
II with! tint the
,. ayetoo'io bonito
Tau-h oysters in Northern
1 tho the can
our the beaten and aloe. bar.
on from the new
1:1”
,IM routes point
ble
1 olrclea here. It is
. '1‘.
and
lll’000‘
_ANNIVII-
, for o calo-
' MI“ 1‘. “I.
’ 0| Wt.
‘1. the alum Inn
‘ manner on evening's“ on latch
door and White 1
sympathy and help when they are
attacked by weakness and suffering.
‘ At times when Nature seems cruel
and very hard-«when depressions
and derangements come —-- kind
wornhnly friends may give ay mpathy.
When ailments occur. the best
natural help and correction is the
' sale and“ well-tried family remedy
BEEIIIIIIM 8
LLS
’l‘hey correct tLhe result of more
and remove the cause of suffering.
They have tonic, helpful action on
the whole system. They relieve
nervousness, headache, backache,
dispel depression and suffering
Beechnm‘ 11 Pills give the organs
strength, improve bodily conditions
and may be relied upon
. Fer
Sit re Relief
For fol-loo. Imhll'o Nib "condo”
enltoble. See lumueod'wltir each baa.
SeId Evorvwhon. lo baton No. and “a.
AUTOMOBILIOTS VICTIMS OF
BOYS.
m
Complaint Made That Articleo Are
Thrown at Them. Causing Injuries.
The automohllials of Norwalk are
becomins.~1lncenaed over the way in
which they are pelted with snowballs.
atlcko, shorter: and almost anything
that is not tied down to the ground.
the missiles being thrown by the
manner boys of the town. Serious nc-
cldents may result from this indiscrc-
tlon and the uutoluta ask that the par-
ents of the boye hand them out iromtl
information as to the durnalre they
may do and worn them not to throw
(hinge at the autos.
As an instance of what may happen.
the case In cited of a woman who was
riding with her husband up Armory
bill the other day. when 11 stick struck
her on the shoulder. very near to llf'l‘
lace. llad the huge stick struck her
face. It must have cut a push therein.
and she considers lit-raid! fortunate
that she was not more hurt. As It waa
she was quite badly bruised. She did
not mention the Incident to her has»
band until they had gone quite a dis-
mtce and she did not recognize the
y.
it seems to be a boys delight to
throw something. and as the baseball
season has not arrived and for this
reaaon the desire to throw aoruethlus
cannot be overcome by baseball. the
youths of the 10er throw snowballs.
chunks of Ice. allelic. alunea and or»
erythlna that they find hardy I11 them
when that ret‘klvox feeling (111111011 M's-r
illulrr, Not only do the (1111 lllllllllh III
the care suffer, but the rare lllt‘ltl'
solves ill't' more or b12111 «formatted. ll
II-r drutlriit'iirm oi prnprl‘l} in ilrlri mm,
which malice It actions. The lam. irli
no worse in The Nrilurtllis than t-lw
lll’i' burl urmuttlr I1: l't'.
The buys 1111- cnl'cluas. also in their
play durum; thcrusciwu in this quu-
ncr. an instance of 11 lllf‘ll occurred In
Broad liivcr out! day last Wot-It. They
Were having a snowball light on theII'
way home from school, when one lad.
In his desire to get something more
substantial than mere snow spied a
coke of ice laying in the roadway.
which had been deposited there byo
horse's hoof. lie threw this. atriltln:
one boy on the head. rendering him
unconscious for a considerable per-
iod of time lie was carried into a
nearby house. where mlorntIVeo were
administered
IA'KITIALL NOTED.
olath Company in Good Trim to Play
Yonkers Team Tonight.
This eveatna the Sixth Company baa.
kst ball team will play the Yonkers. a
team nearly as classy as root of Troy.
the World‘a Champion. which pliyed
of here a short time ago. easily defeating
Norwollt. The team. with Paloma
and Kingston. to trylna for second
place In the Hudson River League.
’l‘roy betas two not» in the lead and
sure first place. Norwalk is quite
fortunate Ia being able to net the [Mile
for tonlaht and the crowd will no
doubt be an loroe as any this season.
Troy will play here again on Narch
flout (i this will he one of the but
cameo award which all the fans look
'l‘rw quintet la the fastest thiutt out.
lth Yonlrera tonllht will come as
tumor-.llawumb Clinton and lllber-
llno. While for centers they will bring
it and Pulalier. Guards are to be
haul
our!
h and Borne. all being well known
in the basket ball world.
tool. Norwollr will play her last choose
a ins'forat if line up. with all local talent.
voter "mu. " Oohlll in mail
at center and Seymour has become a
brilliant star. Melting coed does not
39”" jioymorr'au phylum all the
bean plain“mad
the then to fill the vatoaeyfllle
prom well tablets Canaan day
«We; who» the team went up and
raglan nicht in the Armory showed
Ill'ocoool will iodide New Haven
t in locked
' hill: ililildll
IIlIII‘i Willi Him
But There Was No Evidence of
Extensive Bear Pressure
of Liquidation
W...h..-...-_. .
NICW YORK, Fob, Zlanobl ol' llll.‘
favorite liilllll‘ll on tho Slot-It Enchant-nu
were heavy today. although there
Will‘v no evidences of extensive bout
pressure or liquidation. ’I‘l'udcrn were
unarmed so busily with securities of
the Gould roads that they gave little
alentlon to the remainder of the list.
and It rlrooped through neglect. ludi-
cations of recent accumulation of the
Gould securities by 'utronlt Interests at~
tracted a large speculative following
to them. and when the market open-
ed the buying of theme stocksp and
bonds which sent them up sharply to-
ward the close of yesterday's session
was resumed. llollef‘in training wound
that the movement is In connection
with a broad plan which probably will
not be consummated for some time. it
Was recalled that George J. Gould's
approaching retirement as active head
of the Missouri Pacific «was announced
the intimation was conveyed that
change in control of the other Gould
properties would probably follow.
The day's business was conducted
largely in the morning. in which deal-
ings in Gould securities ran into large
totals. Missouri Pacific. Denver and
Rio (lrnndc. St. Louis Southvveaiern
pfd.. Texas and Pacific and Wabash
common and preferred all made aub-
otnntlal gains. The market as a whole
fell off although there was some im-
provement at midday. The Influence
of the holiday tomorrow was felt in the
afternoon. and trading was at a low
ebb. “In the dual hour the market he-
come more active'ut lower prices and
the closing was heavy. with slight los
see In the uaunlly active stockn.
lluslneus was relatively more active
in bonds than in stocks. Transactloua
in the first two hours were greater
than the total for several recent. daya.
but reflected no widening of invest-
ment demands. since the built of the
dealings in the Gould laauua. Wabash
Extension l-‘ours icinpurarlly gained
more titan {I poiutu. their rnaairna ad-
vance for the wool: thus far exceedan
six points.
In spite of the largest areas unru-
insu in the history of the Delaware
as shown in the report of the decal
year ended l‘lec. :ll. not ruveuueo of the
road decreased 8793. 000 owing ferric
Iy to higher wages. 'l‘ he carnlruta from
the coinpauv ”a coal department fell off
$1.21: ace and a derreaec of 82. 4301100
is shown under the hood of "holiday
Additions." the whole nraltlnu for u
aht'litluitto In surplus of ".454. The
amount of sundry additions in 1909.
however. included profits from the sale
of 31.0011 chores of union Valle).
amounting to 32821000. larckao'uuno
charm: advanced ill points today
(‘oppt-r shares were qulci today and
the price of the racial in Motion was
lower.
The only channels the market who
the placing of tllll‘ your loans at l per.
cent Total interest and dividend rile
buracrucnis for March are catinrstml
at slit'l.fltlt1.tltur. 1\Illf"ll munparcs with
“5.1111111qu for February fIlIll 31117511111
mm for Man II 111 llihl 111.11
The bowl Iiiul‘lu‘i 1.1111: in 31111
lililll}‘ \vlill llll‘ lllllll‘illt'lll ;rr rilv “mild
11.2.1114. 'i'mnl 1:121“ 1-1.1 \ulrw Lilith.
Hill).
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CHILD TEETIFIES AGAINST MOTH
ER.
PLYMOUTH. Mass. I‘r-b. 21.««'1‘he
unusual incident of 11 child loniliyinx
against its mother In a murder case.
occurred Ilene today. when nine yeara'
old Acculaa Cuaomano appeared no a
witnm for the oovernmsnl in the coae
of Mrs. Irena Cuoomono and Enrico
Maaclell. of Hull. both of whom one
charm with the murder of Fruit
Cinematic the huaband of the female
defendant. Not once while tho little
girl was on tho lurid did she allow her
eyes to wander towards her mother.
but instead looked steadily at the In-
terpreter, who repeated for her In Ital
Ian the directions soiled by the otton
new for the government. in a quiver-
ing voice the little child told how she
had never ooarl her father alnoo oop-
tember is. the day on which It is al-
leaed Cusatnaao was murdered. [the
said that while in the hitched of her
home on that day her mother told her
not to attempt to enter a room adjoin-
In; the kitchen as the door was loclt-
ed. It was In the loelted room. it is
figural, that the murder who commit-
IILIANOI sector. OLUI Will".
The Reliance Social Club. of flower-
lon. met yesterday afternoon at the
Reliance Hook and “rider colon“!
headquarters. when the oembmonthiy
whlat was held. The first prise was:
won by Mrs. (loom KcKay. the sec-
and by bliss Edith Vroom. the third by
Mrs. lrvlno Bradley and the consola-
tion by Mrs. George R. VaaAlalyne.
'l‘ea was oil.
N0 11an near Hill
It is easier to its color of the
heir than to ”mm Infioliho II It II
possible to do both. Our 3 other:
Mil”
tea.” and mm.tllntilmllath.uI (love!
no» ....e11.:1h:.......
have they are “13““. but‘ bra
Mela
Mannheim Mole-"l
[and using “do"
t It Mac are fast
The mace:
rm
Moshe piratinghafit, " ’
, . l. .
Have Mode Many ”lath Norwalk
Residents Enthusiastic.
No wonder scored of South Norwallr
citizens grow enthusiastic. It is
enough to make anyone happy to find
relief after years. of suffering. l’ubllu
statements hire the following are but
truthful rcprv-unutuliouu of the daily
work done in South Noru'ullt by llnnu'a
liltlilr'y Pills. .
Mrs. .l. Morblli. 222 Union alroci,
South Nor-walk. i‘unlr.. sure: "I hum
never had any curious kidney ll‘Ullllll'
llilrro titling llotlu'a Kidney l’IIIu over
two yearn and 4/11 that little I was
suffering from a severe attack of this
complalnt which had clung to llll‘. for
years 'I‘lharo was a (lull tithe acroas
my ltldneya and occasional pains when
I attempted to stoop. Often I was so
bad that I could hardly wurlr. A friend
told me about [loan' II Kidney Phil and
I was “led to get a box. I had taken
only a few doses before i could plainly
see their beneficialelfect and 1 con-
tinued their use until they had romov
ed the pain from my back and correct-
ed the kidney weakness."
For sale by all dealer's. Price 50
cents. Foster-Mllburrr Co, lludnlo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name~~~lloan'u~and
take no other.
J'Uarlci“vvuhireie Bonita." M'
He is A. M. Meovneon. a Denver Poll-
Uolon Ind Lawyer.
(From the Denver Thrice.)
“Edward Douglass While. the new
chief justice of the United States
supreme court, hall a double In the
person of Archie .\l. Stevenson. a
well known univer- lawyer and poll
tlclnn.“ said A. (‘ Campbell. asalot
ant gotteralmtorney of the Dewar
and Rio Gwde railroad. "Their
almilarltv in atmoarunce has caused
the new chief justice more than one
Interesting experience. and these are
frequently tad by the members or
the supreme court.
“Stevenson was a frequent visitor in
Woohlnaton when he held the bol-
uncc of political power in the Itepulr
llcon party in (“olorsrlm and It was
on these occasions that the justice
was freqrroully mistaken for the
Denver wlltlcluh.
"i remember- the occasion on which
the Justice and the politician first
met each other. Justice While spit-d
Blel'eneoh ol ling in an obocurc cor-
ner of the on room one day when
the court we! In coalition. He asked
Justice Blowerwho the big man wll l1
curlv hair wok, and be Who informed
it was ill“ Steve the (olorndo politi-
cian. '
"'i want to meet him,‘ said Joe-
tice White. and after the court ad
lourncd Joelle. Brewer made the In.
troducllon.
“for very glad to meet you."
aeld .laailoo life. after the for-
malltles we tiniebed. l'il oppre
oiote u. ml . f you will notify
me hereafter w on you arrive in
town. and
you dcpoflmmmo know when
"Juatlto White did not at once ex-
plain the peculiar manner. After
Stevenson had deported, he now the
information In his companion.
"'i aunt It “(‘01) off the sll’tlnlfl
while that to 'Is In tuuu.‘ said the
j'rllilli‘l‘. 'I’nr ‘I‘ul ni‘ lwulnlv hiaprrlnu
me on Ilu bull and azarizrt. ‘livlin.
S: . \I' III ... I. n mu ll mil 11111 lillllU
Mmm . m.“ “1‘
sure snowmen or TEACH
ass
a“..-
Collegiate Alu nee Amclatlon Hopes
to Have Iyatem Improved.
HARTFORD, Feb. 2l.~1~ A document
concerning stole certification of teach-
ers emanating from the Connecticut
branch of the Minion of Collegiate
Alumnae. waa distributed today. t‘on~
nectlcut. according to this. has so far
been «Intent to leave the matter of
certification In a ooruewhal unfurled
condition. with divided reapo olhillty.
The stole Boo of Ilducotlon has been
empowered to cope oeveral ltindo of
certificates whl h mum... accepted by
the towns in lieu of local examination.
In a bill now before the legislature.
the Connecticut Annotation baa at-
tempted lo present a plan for certifies
lion in the elementary schools which
alliail wcehptuprmnt paradigms alone be
a I on a o t e oot c on:
so deemed. cm with’oocurln; a
properly ayatem with easy
steps upward. ad with luducemoal for
teachers to lotto those steps. The
chief lnducem which the bill offoro
are a loner out of valadity for
the blotter comfo- and a coupon
ltlve freedom from the annoyance of
examination whooover cradolitlalo are
such no to [Ive‘ ample aasurance of the
Ieoehon' knowledge and ability.
van-Wm
|TIIN 00.0 POI DIVORCE
cruelty of Gloonvvloh Mon Attached
for W
A ault for divorce has been filed by
hit-s. lllrama II. loin. of Greenwich.
coolant. Alexa liolu. Jr. The
owned: allaaed are habitual latent
banana anal arable email.
their: sailor the .1»on 0 their
child. Alma all“ oldie. Jr. on years
old. one man slimy. Property
of the def lane noon attached
to the amount of trounce to secure
the clot u. 3;.
lira. “alanine hilaamlmorau also
. me a
com at. Thessalonians
booed on the husband‘s endear our.
,glnotheuaatn’oriorse. Mahala
“fish“. Biron ohm section of
mm lie. to, a antiwar the taro
nae been
raerecr
Mom "at... I. see
ci
«more, la If to. Itelu‘a court-
we.“ served lo Don
mas. ctrsu‘a aspire.
Conalderable Reductions Made in the
Cost of Handling Them.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2]. ''''' Matedal
reductions are made in the cool of
1111 for us the Atlantic roast. by u do.
t'iillou handed down itnlnt' 111‘ line lllll‘I-
Hint.a (‘urlrurcr'r'u i‘otnmlsulurr.
llrvpurctl Ill ('ururrriusltlrrt-l' I'rturry ill
the t‘llrw III‘ the Ar'lltrttlou licigllln
lr‘rult llethungo of Lon Anuclcs. llllll
oihtr Irllli uhlppuru of (Yulllorulu
against the Southern Pacific 11301111111111
and all nllrm trauuconilnenlul carriers.
including 1111111111111 companies 'I‘ he (use
is regarded as one of the most im
portant that the commission heard
for runny months.
The opinion of the commlaalon holds
that the defendan't present charges
for refrigeration of clirous fruits in
anal are not unreasonblc: but the
commission differentiates between re-
frigeration and pro-cooling.
'l‘he commisalon says that pro-cool.
Int; as practiced by the shippers. dif-
ieru from that furnished by the car-
riers. The two methods are discussed
elaborately. and the conclusion is
reached "that while it cannot be af-
firmed with entire confidence that pre-
coollmt can take the place of standard
refrigeration under all clrcumslancea.
it is evident that the areal built of
the orange crop may be moved by pro-
cooling as applied by the shippers."
It is held by the commission that
"In determining what to a reasonable
charge for furnishing refrigeration for
rho movement of citrus fruits froth
California to eastern marketa. nothing
should be added by reason of the fact
that a refrigerator car is used since
that has been taken into account In
establishing the rule of transportation.
nor for the acrvice of Inspection on
which it la substantially the some for
all shipments. but the expense of
transporting the additional weight of
the ice and for repair to the ice bunk-
cra should be considered. l'pon the.
facts diacloaed by the record. it must
lm found that pro-cooling at thr- panic
lull house is a practical urethral which
Illn complainants are anxious to use
and fur the elllclency of which they
are willing to stand responsible for.
while the method advocated by ihc
carriers in of doubtful practicability
and one which the complainants do
not dare to use and which the defend-
ants are unwilling to guarantee.
"III view of the circumstances under
which these oranges are transported
it is the duty of the carrier to furnish
rel‘rlacrailon upon I‘eaaonnble demand.
and in so for so the furnishing of that
refrigeration Is a part of the service
murdered by the carrier. the carrier
may insist upon Ila right to furnish
tbai service esclualvely. ' ' '
"(‘arrlcrs are not In case of" these
pro-cooled ahlpmr-nta entitled to addi-
tional mmpensatloo by reason of the
fact that a refrigerator car la furnlah-
ed. but they are entitled for repairs
to Ice bankers in additional charge per
car per trip one way
"The present charge of the defend-
ant lines for ricer-colitis citrus fruits
la silo a car. This (‘hlf‘f' is found by
the commission to be unreasonable to
theatrical that It uneconomic a car.
It Is ordered. linen-fort1 that. begin»
niua April I. 11111. for :1 period of III
1.111111 tap your... rhv I'llnrpo lt‘tl‘ rut--
f‘ilt‘lliill'. ohnll not |\I'i‘Q’|l S‘.‘ 7.0 11 var.
lilm‘lrlul llml llii‘ ril'twurlml rare In”
luudml with ll(\.\l'5~trl urnuava rump
fIt'l’S 111ldr- and 1110 Hello birth. The
rurrlorh also may pr'mirlv I11 tlrI-lr
:nrlffa II proper nrlulrnuur .u‘clahr llw
tituuunt of with It is to depend upon the
dimensions or each cur.“
..
HOUSECLEANING AT SAN PEDRO
Lieutenant Roper Olvoo Details of How
It Was Accomplished
PUERTO CORT”. Iloadoroa. Feb.
30. via. New Orleans. Feb. :l.-—l)ataila
of the hoooecleanlnrt given to lion I’e
dro by Uetttenant Iloper and the blue-
joclteto from the United States [11n-
hoat Tacoma were received here today
it la the content when on! public work
is to be done In Central Alnorico to
melt an "official announcement." The
announcement la mode by on oillcial
announcer who used tla military band
to draw a crowd lJeulonont. Roller
wanted to make a woelornatlon. but
discovered the towabonrl bod deem
ed. A bass drum and comet he'd been
left behind. so be out his bluelockete
around to drum up a crowd and pro-
olalor the pawn. Three days later non
Pedro began to chance. .
The loll was the dirtleot place of oil
The too prlaeoera were cool!“ up
three cello almoai ankle deep lo dltlt
Roper put theta to worlt every morn-
Ina cleaning do. He posted his men
about the loll and turned the prison-
are out for an airing. (Ian Carlos
mvet’nor of the department. when lit
evacuated the town left no records and
there was no theatre of telling what
the prisoners were tolled for or for
how leap. Roper explained the alto
atlon to (lee. Rosales. who obtained
authority from President llovllo to re-
lease all political rlaoooro.
With the old It the city olllcer. at
oaths and of two woelta. Roper had wood
or! out ll prloouero.‘ who were libero
tad. New appeared to know why they“
had been mooted”
WHAhLV I‘Ib‘I’GIID 1'0 POII'I’ION
WAdIllNG’f‘ON. Feb. ll “aloha“
Wholly. formerly a apaelol nucleate
important esteem
meal in the aaoar fraud cease and who
later dropped from the service because
at a lean technicality, baa been restor-
ed to the service under the general
homo of an more order issued by
’Prealdeot licooevelt to 1m.
IAN“ MIND.“ “MIN“:
Y0.ltlt M. 3!..leth
Moo ootoormv .iormarp out of tin
Hamilton margaritas 231:: “Ilium;
a; coo
fleas their to:
pre-crmllug of citrus fruits i‘rorn (Bull-i
l’orulu to eastern points of destination, 1
The do 4 bdrm ol’ the I nrlrmiuultm was ‘
I
trnnult from I‘allfornln points to theI
agent at New Writ. [who‘gvem iilehly fled
I
I
and l have up to this time used aim
at once applied your
Sloan’s Linimcnt docs'
rubbing. It's a powe
l'flo. me, We, old $1.00
bend (or Sloan'o Free Book on
National Grange" Appear» Hearing
Against Canadian Reciprocity.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2l.--The farm-
ers registered protests against the
(‘nnntlinn reciprocity agreement In the
hearing today before the lenate com-
mittee on finance. Former Governor
N. o. liacbelder, of New Hampshire.
master of the National image. made
the opening argument and announced
that If the committee had the time to
hear them he would be followed by
masters of the manner ‘of the aisles
of Indiana. Delaware. Michigan. Ohio.i
Pennsylvania. Maryland. New York.
WWII \‘Ir'ulttlu. New liatnpshlre, (‘on-
to the shooter! part ind in letter than
i think it is the best of all Linimcnrs.
Try it for Rheumatism, Sciatica,
Spruins. Chest Pains, and Sore Throat.
it gives almost instant relief.
on. cant. 5. atom, aosrdrv. MASS.
rasfiea’b vorce rsoresr M
1‘ For twenty-nine. years i have
been at intervals a great sufferer
from rheumatism. During that
time. no telling how many gal.
loud of the “various kinds of lini-‘
masts and oils I have used and
with but hull: relief. Recently,
I was confined tom my bed help-
less. I tried Sloane Linimcnt
and used it with such satisfactory results that I sent for two large bottles.
at half a so can; bottle with splendid
tea.
I success."-].1ur.s liven. Beebe. White County, All
" Got Eaaeinlaoa Than Tell Mimi
Ms. lanes E Ataxasmts. of North Harpawcll.hle..vvrrtes~
a horseshoer and subject to many strains in my back and hips which has
brought on rheumatism in the sciatic nerve.
when sitting in mv chai r. that i had to jump on my feet to get relief.
“I am
I had it so bad one night
I
#111 minutes it Was perfectl easy.
not need any
rful penetrant.
rot All Doolero.
more». Address
EXPLOSION DUE TO A PLOT.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 21.—~The fact
that the investigation of the arsenal
explosion at Managua, Nicer-acne, on
February 13. showed that the fire was
a plot of the Zelays Liberals. waa re-
ported to the State Department today
in a telegram from American Consul
\loffatt, at Managua
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MINIITRELS
Will be presented by the
FELLOWCRAFT CLUB
Ii
nrr'lir 1.1 .1111} .‘llnurdr‘iruueiiu. .
‘l'lw 1111111111». 11¢ i-ulzry recoil-oil \‘uirrvl
.l‘illl .ib‘otblnlt't‘ from \t‘lIIiIOlo llllll‘, !
lint-‘1 mu it r and Some! who evinced
sunburn} vvllll their attache upon the
lllll‘t‘vlirrili and ul'ltd them with titles
flout. Stun rtrlr Mono look the load in
crime examination and an a result some}
Interesting ItIlloquIs were heard.
in opening \lr llnrhclder asserted
that oh rnllllon farmers were united
in opposition to the agreement and hei
aaid he voiced their pretest- minor
free trade in farm products while pro.
tectlon was continued upon manufoc~
tured articles which the farmer‘h are
compelled to buy. lie declared that
Canada was the only country which
the farmers had to fear. and that free
trade with that country meant thotl
the tempera would derive no benefit
whatever from the tariff law. He de—
nied that cheap food would result from'
the consummation of the aareement.
TILIPHON“ OTILL INORIAOINO.
w
Moro Inotollellono Noted Ilnco looping
' of; Flint Llot.
Following la a list of new telephones
which have been Installed alnca the.
Issuing of the last llat. Cut iblo out
1nd pools in the heel: of your direc-
l|ry :
lonobel llamarn.
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‘lomer 8. floors e 00..
22 \Vaahlnlton fit. ......... nso
\lbert ii‘. llrealtow. .1 . .
til Leonard lib. N ............ 325.3
I. w. llullard. .
ii spring lllll Ave. N. ....... 115M
3'. JMM‘.‘ .
Glover Ave. N. . ............ 1079-2
Ilahoney‘ a Cains.N
the Halo at. ............ 1136.2
ammunition.
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mama-mum seer:
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1a Cove Avail: ....... 11M
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itwmmlym‘lnt‘baoezglirm magi:
wont-em
. had The low
Locrtvvooo's HALL;
Thursday and Friday Evenings.
THIS WEEK ‘
Thorough preparation and expense
have not been spared in Inpltlng this
the best amateur mlnstrvels e,vor pre-
sented to the people of The .Iilorwsllu.
lTioleto on aole at F P. “Weeds Nor-
lush:: and It. H. Plalsted a. South Nor.
Costume
Folk- Song Retrial
MADAME OLGA IUIO‘I'ORF. oooloted
.hy lire. Wm. B abelton. at the piano.
Atthoboueoofllrow A. Curtis
To be bought at the Lib or of on
me her of the M W;
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on' a dim e of Mk.
to wear WNMAkK
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