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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-12
aIisderneanor to Set Fire to Forests.

.WAsHISGToN, April IL. - Senator Bard
from the committee on public lands re-
ported favorably the bill which recently
passed the house making it a naisde-
meanor fosset fire to forests On the pub
lie domain and in forest reserves.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-12
PACIFIC CABLE BILL.

Senate Passes the Measure with a $780,
600 Preliminary Appropriation.
WASHINGTON, April IL The senate
has passed the Pacific cable bill intro
duced by Mr.. Hale. The cable is to be
under the control Of the navy depart
ment, and $500. 900 is Appropriated to be-
gin the work. Il is.f} # III 35
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-12
!. !. Ees, !, !. &c Half : nIiI1inn.

CHICAGO, April IL. The directors Of
the Republic Construc ction company
voted Zoe Of $500, 900 to Levy Mayer
for his work il selling the Ogden Gas
company. After the meeting Of the
Republic diree tors ii was said the board
was unanilne us in voting the fee.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-12

Berlin, April l22,r-The expulsion of
Czech miners has begun again. More
than 100 have been expelled from the
Waldenburg coal district. In the ms:
trian reichrath the Czech delegates ia
tend to take mp these last cases. 5s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-12
CONC s..ils sor! III, santso u Derninuo

HAVANA, April a Q. - General A1axiino
I Gomez has sailed for sSanto Domin ga
Before leaving he addressed a letter to
the president Of the National party say
ing that he. was very grateful for the
recent demonstr ration in his honor and
that he would soon return to Cnba
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-12
IT. ;Bl.ontelle,. R:eno,n.tiLnataa. i

BANGOR, Me-, April La The Repub-
icans Of the Fourth Maine cong gressional
district have renominated Hon Charles
a. Bontelle as candi idate for congress.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-12
MOVING CAUTIOUSLY.

Beers Are Trying to Discover Strategic
tsy Opening.
LONDON, April 12.-The Bloemfon-
tein correspondent of The Times, tele-
graphing Monday, says: at'The enemy
is making a desperate attempt to dis
cover a strategic opening. Their mum
bers are unknown to us, but are any
where between 5000 and 6,0oO They
are moving cautiously. Remounts are
arriving, but the Argentine animals are
little liked by the cavalry. Among the
valuable documents discovered belong
ing to Messrs. Steyn and Fischer is
some correspondence proving that the
fall of Ladysmith was to be the signal
for a general Dutch rising c&
4 LONDON, April 12.-The Bloemfon-
tein correspondent Of The Morning Post
says: ..The water supply continues
satisfactory. Entrenching is proceed
ing vigorously on the hills commanding
Bloemfontein Civilian labor is to be
utilized. Sickness among the troops is
somewhat diminishing.
r=-
q LoURENzo MARQUES, April 1s.-The
French steamer Carvalla, Captain La
.bourhie, from Havre Feb. 25, has ar
rived here with 106 passengers, includ-
ing the Chicago ambulance corps. A
majority Of the passengers will proceed
BY train to the TransyaaL $.
Lose Five Thousand Horses Month.
BLoEMFoNTEIN, Monday, April ~.
Remounts are continually arriving, but
competent authorities estimate that the
wasteage Of horses monthly by the Brit
ish forces in South Africa must be cal
culated at not less than 5000. s 4 5gs E g
British Casualties at Dewetsdorp.
a PRETORIA, Monday, April 8, via Lour-
EMO Marqu The British casualties
in the fight at Dewetsdorp were 100
killed and wounded and 459 captured.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-12
Corner On Comp pressed Air.

CHICAGO, April IL Details Of the
consolidation Of the American Air
Power company Of New = orl and the
Compressed Air Motor com mpany Of Chi
cago have been conn pleted The new
corporation is to be known as the Com
pressed Air company and has capital
Of $4,000. 600.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-12
I,itohea wrong j Train.

HOUSTON, Tex. April An at.
tempt was made to wreck the Interna.
tional and Great Northern passenger
train near Taylor, An extra freight
was ditched instead. Fireman ]. j.
Lyons was killed, and Engineer Acker-
man and Brakeman ]. s. Jacobs each
had leg broken. The sheriff is after
I the wreckers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-04-12
chicago .AmbuIance Corps Arrives.
British Casualties at peuets.Inr,,

4 PRETORIA, Monday, April 9, via Lour-
EMO Marqu The British casualties
in the fight at Dewetsdorp were 100
killed and wounded and 459 captured
The evening world., 1900-05-19
TELEPHONINC WITHOUT WIRES.
BY T. Il. POWERS.

rros A = Collins. q Phliad. phiA electrical ens!n-
Ger, 10 psrfsctinz . form Of wireless telephone which
Will transmit the human voice ss well as i.legrsphic
.ciicks No wires or metallic circuit arc r'ed. Prof
Collins has two Instruments in different parts n M,
laboratory Each y connected by wire wtth two
copper plates. ons - which plates I, several feet
suder ground. While the Sher hargs urinsula,ed
hove IN. instrument Sound travels over the wire
from one instrument 10 Ne underground plato. ami
thsncs through ,hs ground 10 the buried plate Of the
other instrument, an induc,ive circuit being formed.
meantime. through n. air by the two exposed plate,
Prof Collin. VIII ask permission 20 test his system on
vsr vessels IN . few months
The evening world., 1900-05-19
THE VIRTUES OF RHUBARB

- HEsE are many ard varied. and. morrow
ar- M, a. well known 90 they ough; 70 he. says
an English sEchanTo. II : very Wholesome. ard
even those who 40 not lk.i' should take Il meiic naily
In he Spring. for Il puriaes TIE blood. keeping II cool
ana healthy one graf virtue rhubi.b possesses. and
which 10 not generally k,own. Is that, mixed with
other things. II take, all MAYORS. while giving none In
return. and 10, therefore. Of the greatest use In adiiry
10 . tart Or pui liag shen the fruit u'ed has run
short or II expensive For Instance. q raspberry tart
T. required. .nd th"re IL no, enough u the fruit, 20
m ihe dish. take -om. rhuh,rh. wash 4 well. mlnce
u ~. then stir In ,ug-r. and bike tll It Is quite so,t.
when cold nil the raspberriss IN With Il, make the
tart ana place 4, IN the oven Just long enough %
cook The paste: the PRESENCE Of rhublrb vii never he
Uncovered. and the tart will cost only half he price
Il would have done " made solely Of fruit.
The evening world., 1900-05-19
H SUPERSTITIONS.

T>oMEN are naturally supsrstitious. and. thsrS-
TAI fore, n goes without saying that charms Of Ell
sorts are TO be found In the nurseries Of az.
ferent nations.
In Roumania nothsy bind red ribbons Usnl The
ankles Of their osbss TO keep them from harm. IN
ireland Q strand Of voman's hair 10 paesd In he
cradle for the same reason. and IN Holland Q nsehss
;skes care TO have bread. steak. salt and garlic piassd
In the cot Of her newborn child. Welsh nsehsss
place their faith In a knife OF . pair Of tsass - .
charm against evil 20 their infants.
Among tho vosGes peasants . chlld born d he ~
moon IL supposed 10 have a w~ell.huns tonSuA Vhus
a child horn at the last quarter vii have ksss pswus
OF reason.
American mothers know we'll that . chtid's fsturs
depends much on tho day OF his birth. ana the fsiisV.
ing rhyme f~oretells his destiny.
Mondays child IL fair Of facA
Tuesdays child 10 full Of grace.
Wednesdays child 10 full OF woe,
Thurvday's ehrd has Far 10 20.
Fridays child Is loving and givins,
Saturdays child must work hard for his ifvtnA
The child Of Sunday and Chrtstras day
70 good and fair and wise and gsy."
The evening world., 1900-05-19
FASHIONS HIS BeGNS.

THE bon plated back ,tirt Tor the ,siior. msae
N. pulley bolt which iiin', receive Q vr,
warm welcome rom the very fashionable 81.
The lor.erovtei. ~src~-orimmed sailor nat rAo..
or regl. this ~sson have very high eropus and au,,,
broad brims.
me plain shoe 'ip The lssss, Summer shoss snd
orforts 'scv a fancy Perforated pattern IN their
tire
Plain hack shirt vs'sts 10 ~ entirely correct ,hs
wash shirt rais, should neither have q yoke nor b.
~psffectly plain. but should have ons or more cluster,
% ~borp,si,s or tueks In tho centre q the bsch. An.
over tucAins. either s,nsiy or In ciusssr. 3 pss,,
one cluster seh ode Of the frvus sni down uAs ssek
10 the thing
ne hsi trimmed In vioaessl ~ vioiss sssscAs1 t.f.
fe's. the rage o. hst summer. Nov the syss Ar.
tried With ecru hats trimmed IN bach velvet rfbson
ana ross.
The largo Prince Of wales bov tiss aceonnsnytns
the hiss-hasa turnsd-ovr sAfr, vsist collar. Mo- II
10 the other ssirsuss. The tisisst. psrsiss1' sssszss,
ss$ss ssogsseisa q . ~ iaaU1nasA
The evening world., 1900-05-19
.PIAN0-PLAYING
NO LONGER IN VOGUE.
BY lanes HUNEKER.

Z Wish 20 point out that piano playing a. an sAnWs
p,ishmsnt 10 passing Girls play the piano - Q
] matter Of course when they have nimbls dnOHs
and care for IT, Life has become too crowded. ~
gifts 10 waste n q the piano.
Bsgun - . pastims. Q mere social adjunct e -
Diverted. music, the heavenly maid" was prsaea1 ~
u1 ufiiins service on the plant. and Of umss sssrta1
rimid youths to the proposing point or sked cut u
deadly !ssharsy Of evenings N rsspscsabb
Girls had 70 rui the ivory teeth Of th.s nsw msasese.
Sss b accounted frulnps without artistic snb1tAsA
uniiks thu, elephant which refused TO play Q YAsA
faCus on the piano because a. the shovunan tnrfufv
explained the snimAi s~huddsnagiy nnmiss1 -
tusAs Of ihs mother. ne girl Of the middle eaatBy
vent about her task muAdlsd In wits. bait via 0Agp
mouy a. Q soai. To-Day she has forsaksn the -iAss
ana lansuors' q Cnspia M The 'rssss ~ No.
turss' Of schumsnn. and 10 shs must have musA ne
soss to . plano recital nd hears . great artin IN
tssprst her favori.s composer. thus unoonsraeoaly tnI
tatins The Eastern potsntats Who rsmnrksd usA -
had ali his dancing done for him
TIE new GIN 10 too busy 10 play The plano unlAD -
has the nfs, then she plays u IN grave asNasG -
may b Fannie Bloomfield zstslss. Juha 0ve-
King. Fer~nos Terrell. Ruth HsymAn. Adas AAs0s'
LEA or Bertha vissnskA- but ~ listen 10 ~. ~ vs
know hat this 10 IN sss Of sessAiiaAti@. - -
when woman u semins into bee own b h susas.
slsstsssi Wnrss or The writing Of phy~ - 49,
pe~s no bass mahs Dnnsts 70 "ous tSAy q
Ivsdss.' ssr are budding girls chsinsi = - ~
bcard.
NSvsP hAs tAs pIano bssn - 0seoA1y 0u0a0 - D
10 ss-day. an. parsdoxini - u nay sunA sV~w -
the tsndsncy q music been divsrtsd 10 ounvno -
trsry to the genius Of the instrument All TN 49,
ter for woman. and Tor the development Of 0s -
sioas srpsdsr. nob,sr linss. The symphony ~ oess
are now our ideals. and I dare publish ny -
lief that IN tAis year Of grace 100 A. D. thew has esea
born one who Will live 10 sss the decay Of the 1000
The evening world., 1900-05-19
LAURA JEAN LIBBEY
BE Kind TO the old Folks.

eNo,r.A, iso ,, IN. p,- Pusr shias Causssy y ' wSi1
- u -
- 60, ~ 80. -,
y" 80, - ~,...-aa,, -
~ - - 80 a. 80,
-' 80
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20, ~ INV ~
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4, ,.w.,a $500, -. rs. -.
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=, ,ar,aa, go. -, -
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cIy. ~ ,oy,,.,s "a ,,r.an.v mx Ga, o.
lie, her re God hlsa her TIM, ,h. . a mower
The evening world., 1900-05-19
h1oUT - ETIQUETTE.
A simple weddiss breakfast.

Kindly inform ne In detail how Q simple vs1aing
breakfast may b served. and shat rsfrsshmsnts oay
b oTerei. Should refreshments DO passsd 70 ~
guests In ire psrior. or should they b seated q the
tablet ANITA.
II the dining-room IL large enough :, would b be-
Ter 10 have tho guest, seated, otherwise r~sfrsshmsnfs
may be passed around In the dining room and Astss
as well. II tbs Wedding party can BE- ae~oommodassA
Mt the dining room tabls q regular brsatfase q ~.
eral courses may be served. For example. oystsv -
the haf shell. bouilon In cups. an entrsa . ssrest
,alaf. bird and dessert. II refreshments srS 10 -
passed around !, would be better 10 limit them 10 Q
bird and , very nice sa.si. tees. cakes. &c.
The evening world., 1900-05-19
The Rule CONCERNING Le,,.r. ~ ii-srss.

! made an engagement, with a young lsdy upon whom
I have been oallinE r gulArly FOR The fol- owing wsdnss.
day %syeniny. but received a letter from her n Nussd,N
Informing me - a f~r.yiou. engagement which she
had made. AMI re%srettins her Inability 20 keep mine
She said nothing about calling another evening. con.
sequor,ly I never Acknowledged the ie,tsr. Dd I DO
right In 10, answering the letter. siOsNAl
You should rave acknowledged the r,eeip, Of the
letter. as all communications o. this sort. according 70
the laws ths, govern polite society demand an answer.
l, Is quite possible ,ha; the young lady rad an en-.
- segment for the evening referred 10 which had g.
capped her mind. and you should have given her the
benefit ~ the doubt.
The evening world., 1900-05-19
Bacteria.

II 'he streets ~ an aver
age c',y hers are sbou,
400 baeteris 10 tire eub',
ysri ~ air. and IN the
hospital at tbs mont a.
many a, poo
The evening world., 1900-05-19

70 a. yis~ u Ne ,-siss wcriii
Young Bride" says her husband wants her "a
'noks cigarettes With him. and she says she doe,n',
think It iadyliks. ! agree with you- II 3. not lady.
like 10 smoke cigarettes. AMI II 10 sim NOR. unmanly
on your husbands side to ask you to 40 90. But you
need no, worry. I hope your better half viii give IN
in time CLARA zAiDENBERg.
Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1900-05-19
ALLIES OF HE TkuST.

- UPREME COURT JUSTICE GAYSOR, a
man Of weight and opinion. a man free
from ties OF party eerviity, = man who
has declined the nomination for tho Gov
S@l ernorship II the State. a man OF soul and
q inesssty. in honnrins whom any party mus;
honor itsslf. said this TO an audience In Brooklyn
lest evening:
houe no tesr Of an Ice Trust except
IN 20 for as it may be aided by govern
msst. II it gets no aid from The ma
sicipal government / have little Jear OF
ii. II wouid be an, erii of an hour, but
only for an hour. Competition mould
regulate ii.
There 10 the he~r q the whol. business o,
monopoly.
Justice Gaynor, In % many words, puts the re-
spcnsxbility for the Ice Trusts evl powerv dir~t-
ly upon the city officers who. for sell. intere,s or
other causes. give oountcn ance 20 the combines
operations give actual Aid. indeed. II 10 openly
alleged. through the Eanuns Of exclusive pru-
lcges At the city docksL
Nv bNshe1 Ah u ~ helo Nhu Wyuk. ~ t1s
Ice Trust shAreheldins Dock oomnls-foners Al
Tammany Leader Carroll. who IN tho absence ID
the real Bu<r dictates the policy Of our political
city government. lie repeats. In effect, for earh
one Il thsss onsc.al s,ockholdsnv In the Trust, The
Evening Worlds Q~uest,ons Of Yesterday:
Where did he get that stock? How
did he oct il? What is he ooino 10 do
nth il?
New Yok sohoa rhsss question: n dsmands
sn6vsx n demands from ne Governor Q special
onnd Jury and an facilities for forcing the truth
Rom ts Mayor and oha ao-rsed officers whose
Silence now amounts 70 confession
b 'tAf he Ice Trust mus, fail Tnrurxh
municipal help. II the Mcfs are what they appear
b b. tia cruel monopoly stnnds> Because Of ON.
oal rsunsnition and aid. II 10 abb 10 put on the
sr a dsnsns. n IL ne public btsiness of the
moment to bring about the smashius n the trus,
md n. iuuldsutally. the downfall Of The combines
o0cfA pruesDour b included In the crash, Their
ufsfrhfuinso to public duty will have brought ia
sn tR puntshmsnt
On another pss a The Evening World the b.-,
poiuss IN Justcs Gayncr's speech On trusts are
carefully reported. They form one u The most
interesttns and ussnh features Of to-day's nsvp
pager ofsnncA They will be.s study and thought
And thar application is by no means limited To
the Ice Trust Even as that combin. could nor
snnd without aid from city oafcsho,dsu. .. the
suCr TruS. me Coal Trust. Standard OIL ana
ceh~ nant monopolses O, the land mus, fall wore
4 MOI for rhs compf..~apcs m d,sbon.s ,,,s--.,.
a men 10 place and power.
The evening world., 1900-05-19

70 ne Hus~ = rs E~ssiss wsili
Single hessstnsss." you say. rs met"
That m,y bs %, but bliss divine
IL The ssi'h and trust Of one dear Nsar.
FOREVER more. TN death doth part
Think u ever: make up your mind
To win scms sri both good and KIM
Ana remember also. you old. old boys"
shs'i share your esrss and double your jcys
J. A. scHOEN
The evening world., 1900-05-19
Probably Same Case Hare.

II = Interesting 10 note that one mar mskes ell the
burgisrs "jinnisS' IN London. Tns polio. hnov the
man veil. and Are fully aware Of his peculiar trads.
ou, there 10 no Law By Witch he can BE- arrested OF
stopped.
The evening world., 1900-05-19
GRASS IN THE CITY PARKS.

h HE policy q spending the larger portion Cd
AL the general funds for the new parhs on
sIo tres, flowers and lawns b Of q wisdom
scarcely TO b doubted. These thines o.,
40 leaf and nower make the deal outdoors
Every blos.om, every branch aud r.ry
speaf Of grA~ chrov heaithfutnes into the ar
: tbcs them In their s-ssou.
But M"sr- Park Commissioner. no. too much
rs@' u you plea~. that has TO bear . keep OF"
sisn. La us have pienty Of green ,pscs. where IN.
babies Of the tenrnen,s may roll and tumble
They won't hur the grs. so very much, and I,
viii help them . whole lot
Bspsdslly Let there be open lawns IN the new
sst AIDE paris. such o. tho Hamilton Fish. to b,
opsned May rs. NJ l1xsu. Houston and Division
sues.. and the William II. seward, 10 DO I'M.
proved. 81 Canal and Division stree,A
The evening world., 1900-05-19
"6ob,' Is Little.

I"ri Roberts EnEanr.
toughii~-t warrior. weighs
q 'l'tl- more than 100
pounds
The evening world., 1900-05-19
Was Costs.

Eighty per cent % the
cos' - 'he worlds govern
m@n'' IL caused hy wars.
past present ani prospe,.
i've
The evening world., 1900-05-19
I FTTFR0rur ITO, TO- THE He, =
70 n. Eil,or o, n, E,,ans worlsi

eco To COLLEGE,,

70 N. Eitcr o, rs Evsains worlds
Ia answer TO the BOY Of fourteen who wants 10 20 IN
business sni whose parents want 70 send him 10 COL
=, vii. bcaent you greatly ~ you gain a proper
II was a boy Of your age I would do tho
Ims. G
The evening world., 1900-05-19

me intsrnatssnai eos show has opsned a, p,r,
without the dou Of var. A. II 10 70 run . who,.
month. however. vsfh b . long time 10 Frame.
mere VIII BE- ample opportunity for the completion o,
the exhibit
The evening world., 1900-05-19
Pen MiRhtisr Than Sword.

xsS sssi b used In tAs nssufassuss & psas thaa
" - ~ svs's - - ssssss1sh ~ v~AA
The evening world., 1900-05-19

+TAsse Avssrs IN seed shsps sr,in.- Ara ,,s s.pr.-
1oer9 an win thesf 'hsps unspoilsd That's IN.
The evening world., 1900-05-19

rooody tsecshs 10 test Mayor Van vycs's pro pc.,
~ sshins him to o%on'ribui. HI, ie. eivi.
49, 10 tn caD~.
The evening world., 1900-05-19

1871 APPRECIATE how far h. hsa fallen I'm
- - ss sihssa svss 10 resign Of his
The evening world., 1900-05-19

A lirht cloth Spring govn has . issp coat trimmed
siih an Applique q srk braid ov Gu, on, eio,h and
jet studs. The vest AMI under run are Of plated
white muslin. The hat To 70 with this costume IL one
with q jei-eossrei brim. trimmed with q bow Of mus
lin and lace.
The evening world., 1900-05-19

'.us i.'a n.'-I .r'.' - ~. gv-si's wa B., ,r,nr.
r@at v1t "A. ran'f 10 PIP P1rsr
The Republican journal., 1900-06-21
NORTHPORT NEWS.

Miss Carrie Cleveland of New York al
rived Saturday at her uncle's, Mr.. F. P.
Reeds
j. Harding, A. Poland, George and II .
Morse, F. Davis, Mr.. Guptil and their
wives visited friends at Temple Heights
Sunday
Mr.. George Riley of Boston and wife,
formerly Lillian Cummings, and son Philip,
are stopping for the season with Mrs.
Riley's grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis
Cummings, who are very proud of their
seven-month-o greatgrandchild.
The Drinkwa reunion will be held in
the auditorium, Temple Heights, Tuesday,
August 7th, Old Home Week, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. The auditorium will hold about six
hundred people and if all the friends of the
Drink waters are present it will be stretched
to its utmost capacity.
The arrivals at the Cove last week were
Mrs. Charles Dodd and daughters Helen
and Marian, who occupy the Helen Taylor
cottage; Mrs. Frank Dodd, three daughters
and maid, who occupy rooms at Vim. S.
Drink waters. They are from New York
city and take their meals at Mrs. f. b. Ell
wells. Frank Dodd is of the firm of Dodd,
Mead 4 Co., book publishers.
The Republican journal., 1900-06-21
WHY N SUCCEEDS.
Because it's tor One Thing Only, and
Belfast is Learning This.

Nothing can be good for everything.
Doing one thing will bring success.
Doan's Kidney Pills do one thing only
They're for sick Kidneys.
They cure hatkache. every kidney i'll.
Here is Lewiston evidence to prove it:
Mr.. John Watson. general blacksmith ON the
SebattuS road. Lewiston, Me. says: For eight
years had trouble with my back. When suffer
ing at intervals from attacks was lame during
the day and in severe pain at night, After IA hard
days work it was something horrible 10 endure.
soon after | retired. WAS compelled to shift my
position looking for comfort and As this c"ntin-
ued all night. | AROSE often i'll the morning to he
gin another days work more tired than when
went to bed. read an account of DoanS Kidney
Pills curing :; back like mine and went to Il drug
store and got a box. Wen. I kept taking them
until the pain left. Since | stopped have done
lots of heavy work but my back has stood the
strain.
just such emphatic endorsement can be had
right here IN Belfast. Call at Edmund Wilson'S
drug store and ask what is reported.
Sold for 30 cents per box at all dealers. Foster
Milburn Co., Buffalo. y. V. sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-DOAN'S and take no
substitute.
The Republican journal., 1900-06-21

The Boston Herald recently gave an
interesting sketch of the career of
Names ice King, Charles W. Morse. Il
resident of New York, but a native of
Bath. 1t appears that for twenty
years he has been industriously at work
paving the way for an ice trust and
when he had practically monopoly of
the ice fields and plants on the kenne-
bee and Penobscot rivers and the dock
privileges of New York city the Ameri-
can lee Company was formed, and the
price to consumers doubled. But the
public will not stand everything, and
legal proceedings have been begun
against the ice trust Messrs Van
Wyck and other city officials and Tam
many chiefs are involved, and the end
is not yet. The Herald says:
AS the matter stands, now, the Repub-
llcan politicians are punching Tammany
Hall; the people of New York are yell
ing at the ice trust down in Maine the
shipping folks are hoping that the ice
trust will be smashed, so that freights
will return to the old figure of 81 ton,
and the Maine interests in the old in
dlvidual ice companies which We're
absorbed by Mr. Morse, some of them
on margin which was not pleasing to
those SO absorbed, are chuckling that
Charley" Morse has got his head into
the public pillory