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The daily news., 1900-03-08
SENATOR SULLIVAN
OFFERS RESOLUTION
Urging the ScEatc's Interest
II the Philippines.
OUR RIGHTEUL PROPERTY

Iaso- Of Illinois Asks That His RISE
IujInu Expr-ssive of sympathy FOR
tho uJ,rs he Returned by ihs Com
Ia.I,eo on ForeiGa Relation
WAsHI%GToS, March 7.-Soon after the
SENATE convened today Mr.. Sullivan OF
Mississippi ofSered . resolution thas
tho IEl.!ppiae islands a-e tho riShsful
property. bOaOrao.y acquired. Of the
United Stasc5; aud that while the
llIsg1I5e5 1.iIpinos continue tie pres
cnt war brought OF by them, against
tae rishital au;2crity OF the United
STATES. 90 long as single sun in their
hands is trained upon ouz fag, no ex-
preston of intention as 10 the future
course of tue UnUed States With To-
Soe1J To Lhsrn should be made J the
United States senate.
Nir SuilIvsn asked that the fesolu.
tou lie on zee table unll no 1AOE!d
call /: up.
Mr Mason Of I!linos then GAve no.
t:cs thEt tomorrow after the morning
nour ne W0uld enter a motion that the
committee on foTsign rotations be dis
charged frOsu further conSiderAtion OF
his rsAolu.lUa expressive o: the senAte's
sympathy for tine Beers IN thslr strug-
Gle with Great Britain. He had intro
cuced tho resolution on Dec 8.
Il have no intention OF vle'atipG tie
ru'es Of the senate. said Ar. Hsson.
but it ia clesriy the intention OF she
committee on fprsign relations to take
no sction IL regard II IIe resolution
anG want it brougtt izto the seoa:e
ard placed on the Ca!euGar."
The renats com mites on foreign re-
latIoas SnJhoT. god the reporting OF au
amendment 30 rne diplomatic ppreprlA.
ton oil sppronrIAnn% $l0,G COO 20 he
pad to C Qleen L'lloukalani an. pro
vIdinc fer an annual donation o. $lO,-
OJO 10 1er as long as sac may live.
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oT LADY UHsU.A
4 large aud Attentive Au .i"rce En-
ins 1hiS Grand SucC -.

NJ. VIM. Norri. su- ported by
Mss Frances Drake in The Adyen-
ture of Lady Ursula" which was
rre-euted at the opera house last
might wa grand success.
Tte play was an original comedy
ia Sour ac'- by Anthony Hope, au-
tar" oi Prisoner of XanGa.
MT. Morri- a. Sit Geo. Sylvester.
md Miss Drake a. Lady Ugsuin
B arlington. deserve special credit
for their fine acting. a. do other
melHter~ of the company.
Nr. Frederick tiu' -, a. TIE Earl
% Has, n len and Ms Esth,r Dean
A Mis-, Dorothy Fcuton. Lord Has
sender betrotEed, deserve special
credit also.
II Mr.. Morris assisted 0y such a
competent corps ever comes 20 PEN
-acolI again. W. will assure him a
crowded house.
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THE POLICE COURT.
live White Boys iruc>. Ell and Fined
f'or DisurCeFly CunduCt.

There were only few cases before
Mayor Hiiliard in the police court
tuIS morning.
Five white boys, Cimmie Nilar,
John Hall, Joe Cooper and Raymond
Wilson, who were arrested at the
Union depot last night while enjoy
ing a card game in the waiting room,
and making considerable racket,
were each fined So. No fine was as-
sessed for card playing.
Joe Ross, cha 'ged with cursing
and abusing, was fined t25.
The house of Sallie Thompson, sit
uated on East ZarragOssa street.
known a. a bawdy house, was raided
last night 10y Officer Ray, and all OF
the inmates therein Were pulled
The officer placed a charge against
one of jEeu for Cursing aud using
obscene language. bur IN court this
morning he could not tell which one
1t wa, 80 the whole push was dis
charged.
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broke tu" uuuotouy I'm thr Different
,u!,,.iv-. Tin. social editor then cx-
pla.I~ that Tho game of tennis which
= ,lr prevailing sport i'm the Philip
pine 'ap.;4I j. growing in popularity
auI l2~ 80 Increased tL&t il has been
fD'rL urcD=~Iry to construct new
courts. TIE cool hour: IF the morning
AMI evening are chosen for this sport.
Guif has hot yct IuIJ.. it> appearance.
but the subject Of links iS being dis
"J;>>.d n Il possibility. The difficulty
,f selecting Sirr suitable and keeping
il I'm good condition are obstacles that
have discouraged the promoters. Ow-
iu~ to the long rainy seasons golf -
only practicable At Manila for a brief
period of each wear. From this discus
sion of general topics the social cditOS
then enters into the usual routine OF
balls. receptions and dinners. which 70
the readers must be- comforting re-
minderS of social life ut home. As GUS
tOmary in this country. each event il
''One Of the most delightful and the
decorations are generally the most
elaborate Of the season all Of which
tends to lend hOmelike air to the col
umn. ARTHUR W. Dunn >
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COSTLY PHILADELPHIA FIRE.
Drygocds District Of Quaker City
E0taiIs Heavy LOssc..

Drygoods District Of Quaker City
E0tails Heavy LOssc..
PHILADELPHIA. March A f7e en-.
failing an estimated loss of over $780,
900 occurred early today in tAe retail
dryGooGs district.
The confGgrEtion originated in tbs
engineroom Of ShoEcman Bros. The
building was 7 shaped, fronting on
three streets, Eighth, Arch and Cherry.
Il is said that while fire was being
drawn from the furnaces, sparks COM
municated with some wastepa per and
the little biazs spread with astonishing
rspidlty to the upper floors.
A general alarm was sounded, but all
efforts TO save the building were fruit
less and 1t was leveied. The loss IS
placed at $500, 900.
Marks Bros Grygoods store, Gdjoin-
ing. was partly damaged By SMOKE and
water and their s:orehouse was CON-
pletely gutted. entailin2 an estimated
less OF 5000. 600. The SEor.man build
ing was four stories and Marks Ave
stories in height.
Ths flames spread TO ths 6.sto=y build
ing on Cherry street, occu pied by Myer-
hCff Bros. manufacturers OF women >
and children g Clothing. and the PEi!a.
de.pnia r. ec;ricsi Equipment company.
Nothing Was left OF tGlS p eco bur the
walls. The ioss is placed at S!OO.eCG
Several smaller buildings were more
or less seriously damaged. AoeuE 100
persons, men. women and children were
thrown out Of employment By the tire.
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h.n5.micn Write, III, yo.-..

B.ENIEGEAM, Ala, March "A @.
Frey OF Decatur, Ala, has received q
letter rom his aunt, who resideg with
her soa !C-.sw. Charles Ransom, a mis-.
sionary a; Van Rsenan. near Lady.
smith. in which she refers 60 the Bosrs
as ''cyGel. untruthfCl and dishouors bic. d"
She fcrthcr writes that the Doe-s have
driven many of the missionaries from
their homes and robbed them Of their
cattle. household effects, etc In con-
versstion with a prominent Boer, her
son-ln law was told that they would
blow up the gold and diamond mines as
q last resort
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F.II Throu-h Old nrid-s.

PITTsBUEG, March THE locomotive
hauling the Chicago fast freight west
on the Pl;tsbu-g. Fort Wayne and Chi
cAgo railroad crashed through the steel
bridge spanning Robinson street, Ale
Rhsay. this morning. dragging the ten-
de. end oEe car with it Fireman 4
+ Miller Of Bolivar, Pa. and Brake
r,an George De Wald OF Pitcairn, Pa
wers killed outright. and Conductor
Jamss +. Na-In OF Pitcairn. Pa. dan.
ge-ousiy injured. The bridge thaE col
lap, cd IS on cf the Oldest on the Fors
Wayne road. and vas supposed to have
been Sufficiently strong for the heaviest
loccno:ive OF rho modern type.
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THE QUEEN. IBI-HNIIT
Ncs,~papers Giy-rh.. News IL Chiilira
RcCrD i'm

D-RLIN. March = The new-ra-
per- give "a chilling reception 10 t"e
.-w- oc the queens intended visit 20
Ireland.
FI--iasu'- Journal says: t.
et.iv..rv r tle Irish VIII en-
-u-.. e r--. .ctfGI reception. hut j, j.
l.s.--Ih.- To cuUgTa.u ate her Ma
..-tv ou ta- cpp'rtUalty chosen for
..- saval vI-it alter q boycott - long
ami Professionally Haiutaiued.
Tu- Ina-9euI-u; say: Nation l.
I-;- vii have no o:her Cr-j-e bU;
tagi her majesty should receive az
she hands ot Tie irish the respectful,
T-.rumr. due 20 her station auG
.I.. 9pr-oual chararCpr.
t.. Daily EN.r,s-. after T-mark-
iuc that t.e Vl-It l. Intended a. a
u.u-; marked and notable expression
,- tGe queens indebtedness To the
gallant Iri-hmeu who have serv- q
..: 80 mnbiy IT, n-r hour ol anxiety
cordially a-sGre- her that she VIII
receive the hrarii-~t welcome.
The daily news., 1900-03-08

We have saved many doctor bills
since we began using Chamberlain :
Cough Remedy in our home. We
keep "A bottle open all the time and
whenever any of my family or my
self begin To catch cold we begin -
use the Cough Remedy, and ~ a re-
suit we never have To- send away for
doctor and incur large dTcto-
bill, for Chambcrlaih's Cough Rem
edy never fails To cure. 1t IL crr-
taiuly medicine of great merit and
wOrth.-D. =. MEAREIE, General
Merchant and Farmer, Matte, Red
ford county. Pa. For sale by Han
nah Bros, u South PalafoX street.
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Mls.lsnnrH Workers to Meet.

MACON. March THE Christian and
Missionary alliance OF New York will
meet IN Macon on March % and &c to
arrange for mission work in China and
other countries. So4e Ironirent mis-.
s:o-a-:es will bo il Attendance upon t!:3
Colranticn. among them Npssrs. vii.
sen and Simpson OF New York. AIRS.
Reeves I'D MIR. Sohchuer Of China, NJ.
ICdd ot SO2,h Carolina. and otherL
Mr.. WitherrpOon of New York is in the
city arranging for tho coming OK ;hJ
other colpFNtS9.
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FRATHFoET, Ky, March Tn tho
senats today Senator Triplett offered a
substitute fo- his resolution to provide
fo- committee to investigate tie re.
mOVal o: munitions Of war from the ar
sena! 10 London. The substitute pro.
poses to appropriate 500, 900 for the i'm.
mediate equipment of a state guard
under HenOcrauc GcyeEao- Bockham
aat EAIjjCts::t General C2stiem:5 asd
:oE tie p1-pose OF recovering the eau.
EoC, Calling guns and other military
property OF the state now In alleged un-
lawful possession OF RsPu oiica1 Gov
srnor Tay.c-.
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Pardon Refused.

CoLUWBIA, March "A petition for
the pardon OF Patton Evans OF Able
Vile county has been refused by Gov
eraor McSweeuey. The petition i
signed by many citizens. states that
Evans was only l6 years old at the time
Of his conviction and that ne has been
punished sufficiently, having been in
prison since 1894 Evans did not xiii
tha man with whom ne had quaTrsi,
bat i,llled MS cousin while shooting at
toe party with whom be had his trou DE.
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wAYMAN KING

The Murderer oT Victoria Watkins
Mil bc Hanged Tomorrow.
Promptly as the hour of Eoon
..ri!les tomorrow Waymau KING
viii be- led to the gallOws 70 pay the
reualty for numbering Victoria Wat
kIus. After reaching the ga!lows be
viii he permitted to address thoSr
a--embled; ministers viii pray for
INN. then the trap will be sprung.
Jefferson street, near tine Jail, has
been thronged with coloTed people
today. al anxious q Cet "A peep a.
tle condemned man. and hI~ cell
las been filled wish ministers of the
gospel. praying, singing and !ectUr-
NJ
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Glorious News

Comes from DR.. ID. b. Cargilp. Of
Washita, I. II. He writes: "FOu-
bottles of Electric Bitters has cured
Mrs. Brewer Of scrOfulI, which had
caused her great suffering for years.
Terrible sores would break out on
her head and face, and the est doc
tors could give no help; but her cure
j. complete and her health il excel
lent This shows what thousands
have prOved.-that Electric Bitters
j. the best blood purifier known.
It's the supreme remedy for eczema,
letter, salt rheum. ulcers. bOil- and
running sores. II stimulates liver,
kidneys and bowels, eXpelS pOiSOns.
helps digestion builds up the
strength. Only 90 cents. Sold by
w. a. D'A!embertr, Druggist. Guar
anteed.
The daily news., 1900-03-08
T.Dn,s... Railroad Exteusiop.

Knoxville, March This boards Of
trade of Bristol and Johnston City,
Tern.. have united in an effort to So
cure an extension of the Virginia and
Southwestern railway from Bristol to
Johnston City. This road is owned by
the Virginia Iron. Coal and Coke com.
pany and penetra'eS coal, timber and
mineral sections of Tennessee, Virginia
and Kentucky.
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An EUa DrsfraNrE.

YoEEvILLE, s. c.. March while
ont blId hunting Harry Neil snot bird
and Thomason happened TO be Within
range and received the load. His ha:
vas torn 10 pieces. and he was shot III
the shoulder ana face. One eve was
DESTROYED ani the otnsr badly injured.
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup 5 a grand old
.'.rIted y. used tpr many year. r-t etIlI DO
prtI.. favor. It j. without dnttt th" H--f
medicine Tor all pu' 'trOuary affections. If
slWsys cCge.. All druggist, sell u FOR -
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Iu~Do&. March At the sale of
tst Dukr II Westminster -trIu- e.:
r.r,. horses to-day King Clare and
.-!yiug Fox were bought Toy Edmond
Elau, for - .-iul yuuea--ahoUt Sl96.-
..s. Blauc l. ~ou II the found r uf
Nuuta Carlo and "A hrothJr-Iu law
a. Roland B0uepartp.
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L Treatrc AHro.

.Auls. March N.-The famous the
.. Fraucai~ l. bUrniu-. wiki g."
pc of preveutiug is totsl d"-;rH"-
-..u Many actrt~~e- are lH Ia"
preparing for matlu'"
.ud heroic Efforts a:c beIuE made 80
lave thpm. DireCt". JULES OiaTl;e
thinks the bGildiuE wa set afr.
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yTay~s A4vAno,In PitnbIre.

PITTsBCR5, March -Four thousand
employees Of the National Tube com.
pzny at Mckeesport. Pa, were today
notified of a 10 per cent advance in
wages The increase will date from
April l and includes ali pipe cutters.
machiDiSts, laborers and ell employee
In ths tubs uills who work By tbs day.
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Couutess scheimmsiIn.n.

ATLANTA. March The Countess
Scneimmeiman OF Denmark arrived in
Atlanta today to attend the Tabernacle
the service toAlght and delivered an
address TO christian workers. DIR A
=. Dixon of New York ard other speak
ers OF note arrived last night
The daily news., 1900-03-08
In all Stagas of Nasal Catarrh there

In all Stages of Nasal Catarrh there
should be cleanliness. As experience
proves, Ely's Cream Ralm is a
cleanser, sootter and healer of the
diseased membrane. 1t Is not dry
ing nor irritating, and does not pro-
duce sneezing. Price ~ cents at
druggists or it will be mailed by Ely
Brothers, 56 Warren Street, New
York. Upon being placed into the
noS;ri!S it spreads over the mem
brane and relief is immediate. 1t is
an agreeaDl cure.
'Oid Hermitage at Eugene ArbO-
ms
The daily news., 1900-03-08

Eugene ]. Hall, the poet and pub
Usher. says that one dee Of FOlev's
Honey AID Tar restored his voice
when hnarsenesS Threatened TO re
vent his lecture at Central Music
Hall, Chicago. Nothing else as
-oud.-W. \. D'Alcmber g.
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OPPOSITION TO TREATIES.
Reciprocity Gst;iug LiJtIe EncOuraG'-
msnt In The Senate.

WASHINGTON, March 7.-The present
indications are -: 2ll If the r"cinro
it, srel lies franz by John =. kA..sa
under the authority Of President Nc
h.rlsv eu1 Ihe state departu srt will
fail o: ratification. There has been ho!-
tIiI;y 10 al these treaties since their
FuomIssi n 70 the senate by President
Mch'1lsy.
The prospect seemed 20 brighten ii
tie tx the french treaty vheu favcr-
aDie report was mado b. the committee
on foreign relations b. lie chairman,
Senator Davis OF Minnesota. It ap.
pears, however that the report IN favor
of tnIs treaty was largely courtesy TO
Senator Davis. and GOes not represent
tina views Of al OF the R-pu bhcaus On
the committee.
Senators Lodge of Massa chuSstts.
Foraker OF Ohio and WoIoott OF Colo.
RADIO. three of the seven Republicans,
are declared to be against the treaty,
AMI may be supported by Senator Frye
OF Maine. This would reduce its sup
porters 70 three Republican,
Senator Aldrich Of Rhode Island, who
is ct once chairman Of the finance COM
mittee, and oye Of the Girec;inE minCJ
Of the senate, has already given notice
that ne will move the reference of the
treaty 10 his committee.
Senator Aldrich would have strong
grounds for urging reference to his
committee, even if ;here was not oppo-
sitIon to the treaty, for IL cats dsep in
the revenue from customs and appears.
therefore, to be a proper subject for
consideration by the committee which
deals with revenue and financial prob
lemG Senator Aldrich will undoubt-
edly have the support of all OF the mem
hers Of tbs finance committee in this
nositioE.
The daily news., 1900-03-08
Don't Pay $40 and $50

for SEWING MACHINES when You
can buy the best make with all the
late improvements at .. VI. PrvOr's
B.rgaiu Furniture House, for from
%l9 to SD. Our household furniture
l. equally as cheap. Cal AMI see
the big stock.
The daily news., 1900-03-08
Anu-Sucarir= Crusade.

T<ToNToWN. Pa. March s.-The
ministers of this town have luaugu-
.ttod crusade against wearing and
80 number of arrests were made to-
lay.
The daily news., 1900-03-08

NEW YORK. March N.-CottOu
nll- today were a. follow: March.
a.IG; April and May. 9:I5; June. 9.li;
Jaly. = l5: August. ~.Sg.
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Have Your Pointing

and Paper Hanging done by up-:O-
date people. in an uD-tO-date stvle.
by patronizing J. +. Ross d Co. No.
II y. PalafoX. Phone 3-2. 2lf-tf
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Entertained wi:h Cak-waIk.

CHATTANOOGA. March i.-Abou: 2jJ
raenl oers OF ne National Associatlon Of
Ticket Agents arrived mere today en-
rouJs to atlanta. where the annual con-
vs2UCu wli Je held, commencing to-
morrow. Tne delegation was met by =
Iar-e committee Of citizens ani tho day
was s-cnT here visiting the bstt!enelds
A southern negro cakswa;k. with ap.
Dro3r.ate sueciaitiaS, wes given the
parry tonight n tne way Of public
ovation.
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- CURE A CoID IN ONE pay

native 3ror1o QaiEi1o Tablets. -.
--- rttIGu tH- money d: X fails &c
.. p ". Groves - -la.ure - or eacL
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PROGRAM TO PLEASE.
One Dollar PerT,rmAnc AT Pcpula~
Prizes

Pensacola i promised an unusual
ly fine popular priced three nights
of comic and light opera beginning
next Monday wAen the Wilbur
Kirwin Opera company begin their
engagement, opening with the Two
NaRabonds - Wilbur's version of
Erminie.
The organization il headed by
Mis- kIrwin ard the tour l. under
her paIsDual direction. Miss kiTwiu
l. one Of thC most remarkable little
women on the American stage to-
day. For a number of years she
was the prima donna Of the Wilbur
Opera company, the pioneer in III"
field "a opera at popular prices.
Mis- kirwIn l. Surround - by one
of THE largest and strongest light or
era companies. Numbering fitty peo-
vl-. 80 popular prices in America.
Her ability a "A m!rth provoker. her
rartiEi manner in staging her op-
,ra-. and the general eNcpllruc- If
her supporting company. are mat
;er- uf record.
Tie operas are iu;eT-r'r~n with
high cla-S vaudeville. iueluIIug the
sensation rt ;ha hoUr. Tie Gal
W.;a jJc AUtUru Lock-.
The daily news., 1900-03-08

All the best brand Of Liquors at
Eugene Arboua'-.
The daily news., 1900-03-08

delays are dangerous" Those
who have poor. weak. impure blood
should take Hoods SarSaparilla at
once. it never di>appoiut~.
Eugene Arhona's l. headquarters
for fine liquors.
The daily news., 1900-03-08
THE ALASKA BOUNDARY
England Likely to Support De-
mandS Of Canada.
N GRATITUDE FOR HER LOYALTY.

Bravery Of Canadian Troops In south
Af=i,n WI Bc Rcvnrded-Story Of
Senator EIkins--SOcinI Season In
Manila
W>,mS.roN. March .. Special J.
II tnua diplomat of long experience
10 CONNECT thr surrender of Cronjc in
South Africa with the Alaskan bound
airy dispute. They are separated from
each other about as far as they can be,
and the relation may De- scarcely per
copti5lc but almost anything is pos
sibir in the realms of diplomacy. This
gentleman called attention To the fact
that it was Canadian soldiers. the dar-
ing and picked men who went from the
country north Of us To faraway Africa,
who crcpt Up first and dashed forward
into clos" range of the Beers under
Cronjo, gaining a place which made
his position untenahl" and forced his
surrender when the war is over"
sad my diplomatic friend 1t will be-
found that the canadians hav" render
cd tie British government great scrv-
ice This VIII b. : II one Of Tie m:uy
Instance. wnrrr Tie favor: colony OF
Eu1land has rendered a." I"thcr
'"ui'"! great .S'i7'"l'' "-I com l'''.'
'H i'' e, 1" '.,' >"' '~' '' ''-'
turn, the British heart viii lcat with
''f,'''''' I'.'''"'-''N VINE" ''-'
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H"i""t"d by HnndsAahe'
MAYOR N"fl.n N'E.En'S 81 N"utaIa'
Ter many years delegate J." congress
t'HN ih.N GoJd one on senator ElA!.''
OF West virginia.
EiAHiN was d"I"g"te from New
f''A''p - years ago ana ! represented
M"h'aAa III tAc SaiAe capacItl. fdkihS
"2N very ANXIOUS 10 haV" New MrX!cn
al Il .
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D0RY bLnl on1thin6 u

Don't buy anything in
furniture or h0ItSe FURNISH
iH6S until UoJC hare seen
.WUStOR 3' FjRch'S stock.
Their prices are LOJC: their
stock is complete, and they
lciU sell you JchGt yOu 5CaRt
on long time.
The daily news., 1900-03-08

Ear-h, lomay is the best b er. Eu-
-e 9 All ona.
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-. NISr sALNE n IN WOEI d

- Banner S.lIg. / j. u2ia from
r~--rIla;Iuu ny 4 world Wild known
kin -. ciali-; ard L. positively tle
s.o-t healing salve for piles. bprn-.
~cliG-. ulcer. TUauiu- -cr,- and Kin
\. D'Al-l.aert+.
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.aarch.jls and grippe. Il ha- stood ta-
t-st a.d J. positively a reliable ~-,u. ~.
tIt- - 600 short 10 experiment WlT. r.-V
sn--afIat sure cures Bl4's CUI-E syrup
costs bat - Ct.
The daily news., 1900-03-08

Bravery Of Canadian Troops In south
AG-i-n VIII BE EcNnrded-StOry OF
SCnator EIkins--SOcinI season In
Manila.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-13
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DOOM OF THE PRAIRIE DOG.

Passengers on the 70" system who have ridden the better part of q day through western Nebraska and eastern Colorado, will remember the prairie dog. He is numerous in that section of the country. He lives in villages and the villages are as close together as the villages of certain parts of Europe. Bnt the prairie dog has had his day. The agricultural department says he must go. Mr Wilson has de cided that the dogs kill the grass and ruin good grazing land. "Tama Jim" has little of love of the picturesques- ness in his makeup. He is eminently practical, and his philanthropy is of the type which seeks to make two blades of grass grow instead of one Therefore he proposes to regulate the prairie dog to the picture books and to the stuffed specimens of the museum along with the buffalo. MT Wilson's chemists have discovered mixture which will make whole villages fight for the first bite, but which at the last Stingcth like a serpent and biteth like an adder. Under it's influence the hole that knows the prairie dog will know it no more forever.-Des Moines GoWN News.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-13

A caseof Handsome Irish Cut Work in Pillow Shams. Bureau Scarfs, lid les, etc. New Goods Just Arrived, at the lowest prices we have seen on these dainty articles. , cents, 10 cents. 25 cents, 33 cents. 39 cents, 45 cents and 50 cents.
 COLD WEATHER REQUISITES. Lots of Warm Comfortables, best cotton and filling all well stitched and quilted; specials, are extra large sizes; prices 60 cents to $3.75.
 Case of Blankets, just the thing for to-day's weather. 1O-4, 11-4 and 12-4 ; 60 cents to S7.5O.
 Lots of Pretty Dark and Light Out ing Flannel, new patterns, suitable for chlldren'S s dresses or underwear. Bar galn-G cents a ward.
 Handsome Patterns ill Heavy Pillow Case Lace.
 FRENCH FLANNELS AND
 1LANNELETTES Another Beautiful Lot Just Opened To-day. All the Best Shades. Navy. Cardinal, Rose. Pink. Light and Royal HlUe Cray, Light and Dar!: Green.
 Our French Flannel Waists arc the admiration of every one. Where did you set it: is tho question asked of those that are wearing them.