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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-08-11

Sic'; stomach neaus sick man (oI
woman. Why rot be well?
sick stomach comes from poor food,
poor nourishment; means poor health,
poor comfort Shaker Digestive Cord
ial means health and n well stomach.
II we could examine our stomach we
would understand why 10 is that 70 lit
tie will put it out of order
But unless we are doctors, we never
see our stomach We only feel il. We
wod'i feel il less If W. took Shaker Di-
gestiye Cordial
Shaker Digestive Cordial makes your
stomach digest all the nonrishing food
you eat, relieves all symptoms Of indi-
gestlon, acts ~ y tonic and soon makes
yon well and strong again.
The more you take, the less you viii
feel Of your stomach
At druggists. Trial bottle 10 cents
Shutting candle increases the effect
and diminishea tho caus.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-08-11

II suppose your wife misses you Q
greet deal" inquired the Boston wom-
en- of the man FROM Chicago who was
waiting for her husband
"Weil, no, mum, Fer woman she
haa u remarkably straight aim, num-"
,vas the rsuly.-E. Y. Journal.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-08-11
BupDoSinE.

shs-Supposs you wore going ta
propose 10 girl what would you says
ia Oh, somsthing simple snd direct,
Hike. ''Tiii you be my wiscT suppoa
Ing you wero the girl, what would your
Aes~er be'
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-08-11
Lauc.1inc 5snis =

Are ties g yyho take E5-,sj- =; &. Z. C
for coughs, colds and coup. No opium
TO stapefy, no ipecac to nauseate. 50
cents.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-08-11

rfain arriving st l-50 pm. leaves B. q o. depot
Pittsburg at 800 and r w, Allegheny ut $40
p.
Fvr through tickets all points in the t. north
soutawest and infof Ina-On regardivg routes
tIno Of trains, ste. apply 10
w. Y. TURNER, Ticket Agent,
n 2. REYNOLDS, sup't JJntier, Pa
Forburg Pa CIV BA,sETT'
AItootavv "a
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-08-11
Vacation Ticc.

Ana no~ come bsck The vacation days.
When TO take eood rest man 10 firot:
And he rests 50 hard IN ten days time
1hat for one whole year he's deaa dos
t,rsd.
--f'hfaielvhiB North American.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-08-11

EsoGpIoa sbe Pleasure OF q DIkFs.
A fine cnrringc q doubles tho pleasure OF driV-
ing Intending buyers Cf carriages or hhs-
usss cpu save dollars by kctdinE Tor the
barge ircn CATALOGUES OF lnc Elkhgrt SarriaS'
and Harness Mfg. Co, EllShart, Ind.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-08-11

Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and
Neuralg gia radically cures in 10 /, days.
Its action upon the system is reinlrkaJle
and mysterious. 1t removes at once The
causes and the disease immediately dis
appears. The first dose greatly benefits;
rs ccHis. Sold by ]. G. kedic, ard !. L.
Baipn Druggists Butter. Apr %
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-08-11
MODEL
Farm for Sale

want to sell my farm of 235 acres
in Oakland twp, adjoining Boyds-
town, six miles north OF Butler.
There Is no better land for all kinds
OF crops in Butler county. bly wheat
and grass, this year, cannot be beat
Come and see them.
Two good orchards, some young
timber, and an abundance of the
best OF Spring water.
The hnilbings consist of good,
siS.roon, frame house; one large,
new, modern barn, and large old
ono; also all the necessary outbuild-
ings, including a summer kitchen.
i want to quit farming because / am
alone, and will sell at bargain on
easy terms.
A part Of the farm is underlaid
with three and four feet veins OF
coal, with one bank opened; and the
new railroad is surveyed within
ZOO rods of the house
For terms address or call upon,
Peter Whitmire,
SONORA, P. O
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-08-11

A new method OF catching mice has
been discovered, says tho Kane Repub.
hran. A Clemenger had lot Of sticky
fly paper distributed around the store
and during the night full grown
mouse was making tour of investiga-
ton, stepped on the paper and stuck
there. It evidently tried to extract
itself by rolling over, but to no avail,
and when Mr. Clemcnger arrived in
the morning he found Mr.. Mouse ly-
ing on his back dead
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-08-11
Lie KInh m NLlI.

First Svell-IIerc comes Lunncut,
the tailor lie looks ms il no intended
TO speak 10 us.
Second Swell (nervously) - Let's
spEn ipto this side street and hide In
The eiloy7vey don't like 20 Asao-
oiate with people In trGde.--N. Y.
Wsskly
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-08-11
A rrnuhIsa nniLrn.

Hs's gone TO war, and ore he wsne
DO e@ye 70 me "a solitaire
Ah, plei Now I'll just bot 4 cent
Ttg6l bell come back unscathed from
tbsrol
-~lafng p-o Daily Ne1ra
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-08-11

4 r1au has 60 Asve pluck 10 maze sue
sess Of sny e..Ens. 4 ,.su lEst heva t2e
backAont 10 take knach.dgrp hievs a1t
gss 40 sxsin cad sss;u and sshs on
Pluck s1A s,.nils aTs lsggts9 a epSsao1
OF GOOD health. Il ccly t4s,s ohe fiotS-
toTS1 blow H. cpisa a mar with Isadsche.
Il cniy szkes s9S.l sstb4cs % diseonser:
: nervous and tbsey map, a bilious, as9f-
schy ras4 zces into hrsfr1Ssdy at tia sfts
sEoaf!Esseaset a usrTo1s usp Hps seF
ast sleep at u.ght aud ssss % sSshS tG tss
taCrllEg giyss ap the bstt.s OF tastess
ttc srs. SisaouTsJsszert CS. Pis-ee.
Golden Medical Discovery is the best q
all health h-ms ke1s syd health: :ssspsrs. II
zsakas pure, rich 0lSed- ~ forsss ouf u
impurities ead disease gs.r1a II does 1R
make sny aitfeEescs rast the diseases M ~
bs ca,iad, 50 isng as IL hsS It's ihespt!al IN
i-nnropor or irsrffcic1s uourishzets-Shis
great medicine viii qure It II nay DC
eor,plaint, sIiz ca sliced disease, or DeIv-
ctus rrostIst;ou - all these have the ss-le
ssx ring point Inc Golden Medical Dis
cossIy" reashss that point IL VII. o9re
these DISEASES absolutely. None u them
can retain thsir hold Oh tbs system wbsp
the arteries are dlisd Eith fich, pure sidji
II am 4 Years dig, ~ Tr!tz Er. v. G. Bisa5oe,
Of Lsstvlrs Hsar5 Co, Mo. "PSr % ysa.ys
sqasfA f.Sn, 'esp.4 I'VE, sen:t. pat5o. a:d A.
gsHes sn.sh .stsIs,s , a5ssisa 70 n ty ,r n.svss
keap or uptO j ~ecid katy TO give up. sesst
u ssd Vial iRl& sssS oon!i u waf testFlSe
With hofrhat dresc1s. took sr4 bottles q d
,ss be- fsiss1 Il y s.ss aaa ssts.a Sssf Ky
bfsckd up ay nerves. a~d totsy stn "sn
mar"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-08-11
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL s1.p.
wEsTEN PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION.
SCHEDULE IN EyyEcr Noy. 20, 1887

SUNDAY TRAIES-Leave Butler for Alieghen,
City anil principal intermediate stations at 1876 NJ
and 800 p. IN.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-08-11

For detailed information, address Thos T. Watt, Pass
Ag Western District Corner Tifth Avenue and smith
fad Street. Pittabnrg, Pa.
J ID. HuTcHISOE, J. II. WOOD.
General MANAGE Gent passr. Agent
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-08-11

Three italian gchool-teacbers re-
Gently applied for work as public
chimney sweeps In Sw7ss village just
over the line. The placesVhey sought
paid only 1850 a year, but Tint was
more than they got in Italy as teachers
of the rising generation. And people
wonder that there are discorventcd
rnurmuringa and talk OF revolution IN
the land Of the Caesars!
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-08-11
SUNDAY TRAIN5-Leave Allegheny City for But
Ter and PRINCIPAL intermediate stations Ut 7;20 and
FOR THE EAST.

On Sunday train leaving Butler 1886 a. m, connects
for Harrisburg, Altoona and Philadelphia.
Through trains for the east leave Pittshurg (Union
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-08-11
Cnuihn,t ,IudRe.

sho-"Yea."-Harlom Lfn.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1898-08-11
RHEUMATISM CURED INA DAY.

Shutting candle increases the effe
and diminishes tho cause.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-02-26
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2s. 1888

Our General Secretary, s. O. Burrell
asIsnoeo the morning services at the
"a Baptist Church last Sunday.
still the boys are outgrowinR the
rooms. About 40 were out last Sun
day at 4 p. M, to hear Mr.. s. M. Moore
who gave them very helpful and
practical address. Such addresses
would produce men of service.
Rev. W. +. Graham, one OF our paa-
tors, who is thoroughly interested in
the welfare OF the young men, gave the
men very straight forward address
last Sunday, and, il put into practice.
there will be great change for good.
The music rendered by the quartette
and the solo by Director q. e. VIII
liams were soul stirring, anu a unani-
nous vote of thanks was rendered
Misses III. Belle Fitzhugh and Mary
Williams for their assistance a 80
Rev. Graham for his most instructive
address.
To-day at p. M. Rev. D. w. Davis
Viii explain the Sunday School lesson.
Free to all.
President R. T. Hill will address the
boys Sunday at p m. All boys are
invited; Mothers help us to help the
boys Free.
Assistant State Secretary, Mr.. w. R.
Walker will address the men Sunday
at 0:oO p. m. at our rooms. Free to ali
men. Good music.
Now is your chance to 90 to the
hlondike Monday, February 28th, s D.
m, at Prices new hall. Five cents
admission.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-02-26
Silver Wedding.

A very brilliant social event occurrsd
Thursday evening. February 1oth
when the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Corne-
ilus Ross was thrown open to the dis.
posal OF their many friends who had
gathered IN answer TO invitations IN
celebrate the twenty fifth anniversar~
of their marriage.
Promptly at s o'clock, the ruest ba-
gan to assemble and many were the
congratulations for the past, and rood
wishes for the future showered 5nen
the happy couple and many tokens 1iv-
en- as marks of respect and sincere re-.
gard are especially handsome.
table was set in the dining room
ladened with seasons delicacies and :
tempting lunch had been prepared ~
which each guest was ushered and
made t. feel at home.
The genial hosts regretted nuch that
some Of their friends were unable To he
present. being prevented by sickness
and ether engagements, although thew
SO kindly sent representative.
Mrs Ross is daughter of deacon
William Ferguson Of the Second Bar
tist Church. and a sister OF the we'll
known Mr. William B. Ferguson.
Mr.. Ross is an old and well-knovn
citizen and has been for many years.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-02-26
RELIEF FOR THE VICTIMS.
Bill For Thcfr Roller Prepared nv n, q
House Naval Committees

BIZ For Thcfr Roller Prepared nv the
House Naval Committee.
washington, Feb. 23.-AH the gov.
ernment departments were closed in
Washington yesterday save the navy
department., where a few of the officials
assembled to receive any dispatches
that might arrive and to close the con-
tract with the wreckers for the recov-
cry OF the effects on the Maine ana tba
vessel herself. The signing of the
wrecking contract was the most imnort-
ant event Of the day.
Legislative provision for the relief Of
the victims of the Maine disaster &C.
cupied the house committee on naval
Gnairs all day yesterday, a general
measure being agreed on late in the
afternoon similar to the relief measure
that followed the Samoan disaster In
1889 The resolution was finally passed
on at a special meeting Of the commit
tee this morning. It Will be immsdi-
ately reported by Chairman BouteiIe.
and It's passage expedited. Though
based on the precedent OF the Samoan
bill approved Feb. 19. 1890. 1t ignores
the differentiation then made between
the injured and the uninjured su .-viv-
ors, and its terms are general Instead
or citing individuals. Any losses sus-
tained by the survivors will be made
GOOD TO the extent OF not exceeding IA
months pay. and provision is made for
bringing the remains back to this coun-
try at the discretion OF the naval au-
thorities. The relief funds are to be
paid first to the wife or children OF the
victim. then to the parents. or II there
are neither OF these relations, then to
the brother or sister or other collateral
relations. The pay Of the deceased Is
70 be continued to these at least three
months.
The navy department. received q dis
eefeh from CAPTAIN siggbee last even
90 esklnk khAA-A wRre 1ageg ~
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-02-26
A WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED
Thursday. Feb. II.

AAHESOtAys E8Ds
Rt REV. c. T. Quintard. Episcopal
bishop ef Tennessee, died at Meridian
vile. Ga. yesterday.
A child OF Jacob Smith, OF Myerstown.
Pa, fell against kitchen stove and
was probab,TT fatally burned.
Miss J1abella Franklin Jones, one OF
the Leading scientists of this country,
died ct Chicago OF pneumonia
A little son of Adam Beck. OF Albany.
Pa, fell upon cows horns and was so
terribly lacerated that he will die.
One hundred and twenty-five men of
the Fourteenth infantry have left Van
couver barracks to preserve law and
order at Skaguay.
Friday. Feb. 1s.
The steamer F7achat was wrecked at
Anaga Point, Canary Islands, and 66
persons were drowned.
Miss Francis e. willard, president Of
the Worlds Christian Temperance un-
ion, died In New York. aged So.
John Ryan attempted to assault
Judge Thomas Mccormick at Eliza
beth, N. J., when the latter sentenced
him to state prison.
The revenue cutter Rush, stationed
at San Francisco. chased a Canadian
sealing vessel for alleged violation OF
the regulations.
A meeting Of the fiint glass manufac-
turers is being held in Pittsburg look
Ing to a consolidation OF the union and
non-union plants. A strike may follow.
Saturday, Fob. 10.
William j. Scanlan, tha popular sing
ing actor, died in New York, OF paresis
aged a..
A movement has been started for the
erection sf statue sf General Lafav-
ette by this government In Paris dur-
tng the csming exposition.
Ex-Auditor Moore, OF Lincoln. Neb
has been set free OF a conviction for al
legged embezzlement on the ground that
the statute Is unconstitutional.
A panic was created In a West Sew
enty-second street CNew York; house
by large piece OF rock blown through
the walls from nearby quarry.
Monday. Feb. Ell.
On Saturday In Chicago Nay wheat
sold ~ sl.oe.
4 xanAoa diapatsh anneuncss that
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-02-26
THE COURT OF INQUIRY.
Proceedings VIM BE Kept Secret Un
I'll a Decision Is Reached

Proceedings WIN Be Kept Secret Un-
I'll Decision Is Reached.
Havana, Feb. 23.-The court of in
Quiry in the Maine disaster opened at
1880 a. m. yesterday and took a recess
at 1880. Lieutenant Il. +. w. Holman.
navigator and ordnance of1icer of the
Maine. was examined at the morning
session. The court met for the after
noon session at 1870, and Lieutenant
Commander r. wainwright, executive
officer OF the Maine, was called to the
witness stand. Lieutenant Commander
Wainwright has been in immediate
charEe or the wreck since the explo-
sion
Four divers are at work in the for
ward part OF the ship, and the Others
aft. The task is most laborious. and the
men are naturally extremely careful. as
they have had to work in complete
darkness, and severaI have had bad
rails. Electric lights. worked from the
Mangrove, are now available and much
good is expected from them.
Nearly all the possible salvage has
now been made from the cabin aft. The
efforts to reach the ward ana mess
rooms are frustrated by some unknown
obstacle 1t is expected to find bodies
In those rooms. Two cases of 10-inch
ammunition have been found, the one
having exploded, the other fun of pow
DER. These were found forward.
The work Of securing the bodies under
the hatch has been most difficult in the
dark. but it is hoped that the electric
lights Will be OF great assistance. The
bodies are much mutilated, and some
are partially burned
Gunner Charles Morgan, of the cruis-
er New York, who is in charge of the
divers Will devote his attention to ex-
amininE the ammunition in the fore
part Of the Names hun and to ascer-
tanning the condition OF the plates
magazines and engines. He is a grad
uate in gunnery. and is regarded as en-
tirely competent, as indeed are all the
divers under his direction. He Is under
strict orders not to give out anything
on the subject OF his Investigations. ex-
cept to the officers OF the court of in
Qulry when called upon.
Captain Sampson received the news
paper correspondents Immediately after
the first session of the board on Nom
day. BE said In the course of the inter-
view:
i would be glad to give the news TO
the press, but owing to the delicate sit
uation the board has decided to make
nothing whatever public. 1t is only
fair to the Spanish government not to
tell the public the testimony until all
has been received and the findings
have been considered. All stories pur-
porting to come from the court should
be set down as false. 1 shall give to
the press such routine news of'the pro-
ceedings as Is proper"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-02-26
'MAGNO'S MESSAGE.
Sunday at the Churches.
A CHICKEN THIEFs DEN APPRE-
HHEDED.
Those Church Dirsctories-Othsr Hapueu-
ings in the Ward.

The weather on last Sunday was very
Indictment. but the attendances at our
various churches were very large
At the Ebsnezer Baptist Church.
there was large congregation present
to witness the funeral ceremonies OF
Mrs. Mary Austin, the beloved wife OF
Mr. Willie Austin. Rev. Wells preach
ed q very pathetic sermon.
The third anniversary OF the pastor
OF the Moore Street Church was cele-
brated on last Sunday. The services
were well attended throughout the day.
The sum OF 1920 was realized The
anniversary services will be concluded
on tomorrow night, at which time the
Lord g Supper will be commemorated.
The other churches held their usual
services.
The controversy between'one OF Rich
mond's ministers aud one Of Washing
toms 0oanerRes seems to be getting in
teresting. The latter went for the
former with gloves of last week. What
Wall the end be ?
From all indications. msnv mar
riages will take place during the next
| two months. The boys are proposing
right along.
Our people have been aroused over
the frequent visits mads UPON tEeir
chicken houses here of late. The
thief's den WAS apprehended during
last week: The facts are these: That
man had seized q vacant house on
st. John Street as a refuge for stolen
goods. He would visit the chicken
houses in that locality in the still hour
or the night and raise from the rooss
the finest OF fowls, and carry them
co his den; where he dressed them for
the market. Some of the neighbors
found his den last week and notified
the police officers who are now on hia
track.
We would advise our people To clean
up tnelr old muskets, shot guns Ard
pistols and prepare for the trampa who
are lurking around in the Ward. We
,ealn tnS5 1ney are making attacks at
lwalking-cane( (7)
We have noticed with rnxch inta-..&
the directory placed on the fronts oS
the First Baptist and Ebenezer Bantise
churches The one at the First Han-
list deserves special mention, as it was
the nSnulwork OF our esteemed artiaf
and poet, Mr.. o. M. Steward. I,es
some OF the other churches see brother
Steward.
Rumor has it that some OF our hovs
are preparing TO unite with those girls
VINO are teaching in the counties. In
wedlock when they return.
That he received q hot letter from
ms glrl was no joke, but we learn that
he has soothed her wounded feeling.
We learn that the opera, TYCOON Ia
Delng prActiced to be presented fn the
near future We haven't. seen anv az
the rehesrsals, but we hope it may be-
a success.
All the old maids were not sold At
the auction the other night, for we
learn that two will marry soon.
We were sorry that we did not sneak
last week, but we were not showed nm
1er Ior we were out on the highway
As usual and regret that time viii uos
allow US to say more.
ODD Fellow-ls George w. Advocate
looking after the interest of his
Lodges
Maco9-No, at present he is greatly
engaged looking after his own interests
his court-ship.
MAeEo UNO.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-02-26

been recovered from rhe wreck OF fhe
Maine All the remains are unidenti-
ned. 1t Is not thought any bodies will
De identified hereafter, unless by the
clothing. Aside from the eject OF long
submersion. the men still missing were
nearly all directly under the main deck.
which was blown up. and the tremen-
dous force of the explosion probably
blotted scores OF them out OF existence
entirely.
Officials unQuestionabIy have been for
some time preparing for any emergency
that may arise. ibut appearances at the
department would indicate that any
Decessary orders have already been
given. and that the situation was not
one calling for immediate activity at
washington The Castine Snd Cincin-
natl. In accordance with orders made
known some time ago. are to move fur
ther north to West Indian waters and
at Norfolk the monitor Terror has been
ordered to be In readiness and may be
sent to New York later.
The senate yesterday passed a bin 10
add two artillery regiments to the
strength OF the army. This measure
has been urged for many months by
officials Of the war department. who
foresaw that, while congress OF late
years had taken measures for the pro-
lection OF our coasts by considerable
appropriations for defensive works and
great guns. it had not provided the men
necessary to operate these engines OF
war. Should the house pass the bill. as
1t undoubtedly will. 1t will enable the
department to carry out plans II has
long had In view.
The navy department has compiled
the following summary showing the to-
tai results Of the Maine disaster:
Total officers and men on board Maine.
Bob; total officers. 26; total men, 329; to-
tai officers saved, "a; total men saved.
IS; total officers lost, 2; total men lost.
246; total men injured, 81; doubtful. z.
The seven men appearing as doubtful
probably represent that number, or less.
whose lives have been saved, but who
cannot be identified at nresen. On ac-
count Of errors In the transmission Of
kilograms The 81 appearing as injured
are included in the rs appearing as
saved. Two men reported as having
died in the hospital are included in the
total OF 246 appearing above as having
been lost
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-02-26
the condition OF Mr.. olaastons,s health

the condition OF Mr.. Gladstonsya h.aJt,
Is very grave.
The health department. OF cbicaro =.
ports 10000 persons suffering from ~.
grip In that city.
Thieves hauled away $500 worth :.
clothing from the store OF Philin S,os.
fee. at Tamaqua, Pa
All the Mechanlcsburr (PaN ,ra,,.
trial establishments are running f,l
time with their complement OF bsnS.
Miss Frances E. willard beou.atnoA
her estate to the Temple fund. after ths
life interests OF her secretary and he,
siSter-in-law have expired.
Tuesday, Feb. eo.
The people OF Switzerland bave vo..s
In favor OF the government purcbass -
the railroads. -
A cave. said to rival the Mar,r,o.,.
Of Kentucky, has been discov.rsd g.
Centre county, Pa -
Great Britain has made an arran1.-
ment which will open all Chinese -
to foreign commerce.
Inc IransVaal government is increas-
ing the dsfences Of johannesburg nv,
mounting a number Of new v1,n.
The new wharf at Tampico NJ A..
constructed by the Central raii,osS '
was destroyed by fire, invoIvinp . -.
OF nearly s2.OOO.O0O. -''.
Mrs William c. Whitney. wife =, 81.
ex-secretary Of the navy, was throw,
from her horse yesterday, while follow
Ing the deer hounds at Aiken. s. O. ana
seriously injured. ~
wednesday, Feb. 90.
Senator White, OF California win a.
cline reelection because OF buaInss.
engagements.
English railway traffic Is being .r..4
ly impeded by heavy drifts OF sno1v
which continues to fan.
Three members of James A,th,,-,.
family, who lived near Orillia. Ont
were burned to death.
A number of Ohio coal corn.n,..
have combined to sell its entire nrod,,cs
to the combination and the prof,ts "a ~
pooled. ~ 70
Mrs Garret White, a Fort Shaw
dian school teacher. who eloped WITH |.
eiegand Indian, has been ordered fror,
blackfoot reservation.
The Congregational ministers NJ rvo~
gas City. Mo-, criticized General Booth
And his Salvation Army, one of them
characterizing It es the most absouts
despot.sm on earth"