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unoficially accepted. The Eagle
declares that Great Britain also
favors The Panama route.
Danil West Inlies Sale
Almost Completed Negotiations
Checked By Agitatation In
Denmark
(speclal oablegram to Bolstin Meroantil

lsSrS ODAo6A"u w DVi0un h0hVanuas
New York, January 25th The
agitation reported TO have sprung up
in Denmark in opposition to the
transfer ,of the Danish est Indies
Islands to the United States has adj.
ministered. in the opinion Of the Of
ficials here. check to the proposi-
ton which will operate inlefnitely
Unfortunately for the project, it
came at time when the cession had
practically been arranged for; the
treaty Fad been drawn, and the
Danish Government had approved
it informally, when it was obliged to
withhold &C ion in the final stage by
force Of public sentiment. It is be-
lieved, however, that the work
already done will not be total loss.
The subject will be allowed to rest
undisturbei for a while, to be re
opened at an opportune moment.
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The BOLETIN has received tie following
article NJ m . subscriber 81 Ponce. While
this paper dlsagrees with the writer in every
item OF he discussion, 10 gives us pleasure
TO publish anything which viii make =
dscsus, clean controversy on sublsc,s ol
general and special llntsrst.
Ihs BOLkrIN has already sdisorislly
echoed the % nioa that lhs time for ths
absliiion Qi capital panlshment Is = loog
way %, and that the ideas a ssntImenl
shoald not b psrmitlsd 70 intsrfsss VITA
cur mss q matter ei fast sxis,snesa, snd tAe
palIlicsi life u fsxpsilsneF. SPACE pzsssn,s
a. this timc an e1essF O. tae 70 lsslsx letIer.
lus ~ shsIl 10 glad % have fursksr dscas
s,sa % ths satissl
Ehtnr
The Death penaI,y.
111 80 ga>E'Ne eala1 80 leax atll1si.d
sas sii<fuea si h.sAxIslI<s hsdss ~IsA
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lille Beet Interests, Democrats
And Republicans RaVOring
Cuban Relief To AnaIganate
Will Attempt To Pass New
Measure.
A. Great Deal Of Talk and No
Action Up To Date.

Especial ICabiegram to Boletin MercantilI
New York, January 25tb. The
latest advices received from Wash
ington declare that a congress
sional combination is being formed
by the beet sugar men, the democ-
ratio members aud ths republicans
favoring Cuban reciprocity, for the
purpose of attempting the passage OF
a measure to remove all duties from
Cuban sugar. The bill introduced
this week for a thirty-three per cent.
reiuttion does not meet. with the
approval Of the lee, people, and for
this reason those forces which favor
somer relief for Cuta will amalgamate
aud attempt to pass a bill abolishiDg
all the duties. Without re-infoce
menis from the opposition, the com
binaiion cauno. pass any measure,
but vigorous efforts will b made to
win over luke warm opponents.
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Prince Of Wales To Represent
Great Britain At Coronation
Ol Alfonso XIII
General Preparation In Spain.
Prominent South Americans. To &c
To Madrid.
Especial cablegram to Boletin Mcrcantil
Especial cablegrsm to Boletin Mcrcantil

l~HSosA StsUAoShNu1 w ASVAOuA AAotOnhVh
New York, January 25th.-Cable
information received from Madrid
declares that the Spanish govsrn-
.ment has received official notice
from Great Britain that government
would be represented by the Prince
of Wales at the coming coronation
Iof King Alfonso. This news has
been received with evident sarisfac
ton by the Spanish people, All the
South American governments have
notified the Spanish authorities that
the leading representatives Of these
governments would be in Madrid at
the coronation. The coronation
ceremonies promise 10 be very elab-
|osa'e, as great preparations are
already benin made to receive the
foreign guests, and along series of
festivities are also being arranged
kOr,
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Office Of the Board of Public Works

San Juan p: r. Jan 16 1908.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, for tho
furnishing of all labor and material necessa.
~ for the construction Of q section of the
Arecibo-P Ponce road will be received at this
Office until 10 q. m. Feb 6, 1902, and then
publicly opened.
Specifications, blank forms and all avails-
BILE information will be furnished on applica.
ton. The right to reject any or all bids is
reserved.
By direction Of the Commissioner Of the
Interior.
A STERILE,
President, Board OF Public Works
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Donns Jasnita Selection, Supre.
Hula Hu-ia. OAke Walk, Aisiy ne.
Apolo, Overture, Lsurendssn.
kssius on Parade, Too Step, Mills.
Mssqasrade. Polka. Lsurrndssu.
Flag OF Truce, March. .Lsursadsan.
Star Spsnglsd Banner.
Lais n. Mrsnds,
Ohief Musician.
II. 4. Prov. Rssk o. fnlznsry'
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Current News Notes.
Local And General.

Meeting of the Legislative Assembly
j .uuary "a, 1902 Twenty fourth Day
Executive Council.
The Council met 230 o'clock.
Upon the calling of he roll, the following g
members appeared and a sHe'ed 10 their
names:
Messrs Barbosa, Benitez, Brioso, Cintron,
CIosas, Elliott, Garrison, Harlan, Harlzell
ard Wi'loughby :. 10.
Absent: Mr. Brumbaugh. IL
The Commute on Enrolled and Engros.
sed Bills reported Council Bill No. II cor
rectly engrossed.
The Finance Committee reported House
Bill 16, entitled ga Bill regulating the
slaughter and sale Of meat for public con
sumption and providing penalties for yio-
lations thereof" favorably, recommending
that as the bill does not carry an sppropria
top, but has an important relation to the
agricultural and stock raising interests OF
the island, it be referred to the Committee
on Agriculture and Manufactures. The
report was adopted
The COMMITTEES on Enrolled and Engros
sed Bills reported Council Bill No 8 pro.
perly enrolled.
The Committee on Finance and Appro.
priations. to which was referred Council
Bill No. z, presented q substitute bill there.
for, recommending that such substitute
bill be translated and printed, and thereafter
put upon its second reading in the Oourcll.
Fbe report was adopted.
BY unanimous consent, third reading oi
OouacIl Bill No IL was postponed until
after receipt by the Council of the report oi
the JsiLt Code Committee.
Mr. Brioso introduced Council Bill No 10,
entitled .AB u 70 provide Tor the appoint.
mept lining the duties Of q Director ol
n.:ith far aba Asts blishsna'st ~ a flansnitinn
Was read twice BY its tide, ordered
translated and referred to the Committee on
Printing.
House Bill No 6, emitted ga Bill to mo-.
dify paragraph 6 OF General Order No "a
If AIril 10Th, series of 1900o was read
twice by its title and referred to Committee
on Agriculture and Manufactures.
House Bill No. 81, entitled "A Bill to
establish and maintain an ess, ,lum for the
iodigent blind of Porto klcon was read
twice by its title and referred to the Finance
Committee.
Tne president signed Council Bfll No. 8,
entitled "a bill to exempt from taxation
for period OF years certain railroads for
the construction and operation OF which
franchises have been granted by the Exec
uive Council of Porto Rico.v
On motion Of Mr. Harlan, the Council
resolved itself into Committee Of the Whole
f,r the consideration on 81 cond reading.
At 4 30 O'Clock the Council resumed.
Mr Crosss, Chairman OF the Committee Of
tue Whole, sitting tor The purpose of consi.
dering House Bill No. II. (RslatIvs to the
publication OF the decisions OF the Supreme
Uourt and the United States District Court
OF Porto Rico) o)reported same favorably with
amendments, recommending>thst the bill
ss amended be advanced to third reading
aud final passage. Oa motion Of Mr. Har-
ian the rspors was adopted.
On mo,ion Of Mr. Elliott, the Council
then adjourned to meet Monday afternoon,
January "a, 1909, 1t two-thirsy o'clock.
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( Los anemicos, los ra-
{ qulticos, los atacados con
s frecuencia de catarros,
: los pal1dicos y cuantos
3 deseen verse vigorosos
( deben tomar la EMUL-,
( SION DE SCOTT porque;
) es el medicamento mas
! valioSo en- el trata!niento
/ del raqultiSmo y anemia
! lnfantll, porque eS un ali
s mento productor de grasa
1 del1mas alto grado; por-
, que es ell tonico yrecons-
! tituyente mas poderoSo
!, conocido. t.;
/ Certificates de me- /;
!; dicoS 10 han dicho: para +;
,los enjutos de pecho. +;
para II tisis. reSfriados y;
catarros cronicos, nin- /;
guna medicina es nejor [
que Ia EMULSION DE I
SCOTT. /
SCOTT 3 BOVINE. czimlsos. Nsw fssk
~ vsnsa en- lzs hssiea&
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Program for Sunday night UOncsrt on
the Plazs:
Hail to the Spirit ct Liberty March, Sou
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Tzs Bo,eHx NeveanM u to sedest ssscspaps,
N fhs Island It Is conserUative, tndependent and
prosrsssspe IN all matters Of pablo !steresf N0
sssd IN tho bsst dmies, recches ths buying csdsses
rad Is easily 5yst Nv public sstm0Sos daa - -
SdpsStsing msdiAm.
THe xf.synoos. edition 4f nks BoLgTSN ssocees
~ er toUn patre1 "a hours h Sdosnss y -
seg1ang daslies.
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The House Of Delegates met at 17o'cloqD
yesterday afternoon and transacted the fc9
lowing business: a
Tue town OF Isabella endorsed the pity
Of Ponce regarding the exemption "; 4
Prof. Rosendo Cordsro z dSes4sf OF y
certificate, the school inspector Of the d;strA
should be consulted.
Genaro Castro of Csmuy asked to be sen
to the United States to be educated at th'
islands expense.
The committee on ways and means rep
orted that small grocery stores valued a
less than 5 100 should be exempt from taxa
tion.
The jadiciaI committee reported on 81. B
B. 10. 10, 90, 3S.
Tue following bill was introdu;ed:
IL b. 81 by Mr.. Rosy, in regard te
provisional liberty, arrests and suspension
of penalties, under certain conditions
II. b. % was reported by the COMMITTEES
on engrossed bills, aud sent to the Ex-
ecutive Council.
A communication from the Executive
Council returning FL. b 4, with amend
ment, reducing the appropriation for s.
Louis from 8 1000 to 5 10000 scas read
Mr.. Cornwell moved that committee oi
three be appointed to confer with com.
mittee of the Council, with view to retain
ing the figure at $4,000
Tie Secretary read y. B II by MIR. Bar.
bosa-A bill in regard TO municipal cleo.
tions. Referred to cemmttee
Iu CON tsee Of the whole II. b 20 was
Discussed, and read by sections and amend.
ed. Tsis bill which pertains t, registrars
fees, will be taken up to day.
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NO TROUBLE ANTICIPATED.
Demand Of Chicago S"itchmcn vii
Be Settled IN Conference.

Chicago. oct. = Vice Grand Mas
ter " G. Lee OF the Brotherhood ot
Railway Tra.nmen stated during u"
day that the demand for higher wag,s )
made hy the organization Affected only
switchmen employed in II" Chicago
district
There Is TO - no excitement con
nected with this question, said Mr.
Ice. We have had contracts With tn
various roads for eighteen years an
III. question Of higher wages for On
cage switchmon Will he settled n cen
ference. TIE wage scale Is now uni
form throughout The West aud th'
scale is known rs the Chicago waef
scale The settlement of tn d"mana
for new schedule here VII MAX
similar conditions elsewhere
Tn. increas" asked amounts 70
cents an hour.
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ROOSEVELT is FOR1V-FOUR.
President Quietly Celebrates MS
Birthday Anniversary.

Washington. oct - s.-Pr"sid"nt
Roosevelt quietly celebrated ~" forty
fourth anniversary ot his birth Mon.
da,. He was down in his Office early
ro,ng over some matters with Secfe.
,ary Cortel,0u. who had just returned
from Canton Many messages ol con
rra,ul,,ion were received and numer-
ans r,mcrairances arrived during the
morning. Among the latter were many
flowers A committee representing.
the HUNGARIAN club of New York. OF
which tho president is m honorary
member. in accordance with their Gus
tom for several years. called To con
rra,,,In,o h,m upon his anniversary.
several members OF the cabinet also
called 10 extend their CONGRATULATIONS
Secretary Hitchcock being the AFS' TO
arrive.
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ANTHRACITE IN NEW WORK.
Coal Roads Rush Trains Through o.
Sunday.

Now York. oct. 2S.-Wi'h tracks
comnara,iycly free from passehSe,,
,,aaic oll the anthracite roads rushse
..a,ns eastward on Sunday to MI the
rap in the coal marts caused ns , III.
great strike. More than lo''o" IONS
reached the receiving yards ana per-
IN Jersey city and It's neighhorhooa,,
r,a, coa, will be divided into sma.'
-, mn, IN the retail market Win
The understanding that cohs",',.'r ,nan
shall not bo required to pay 'no,s ,.n", ,""'
sGbo ton for it in any ,hs'",',., -
some dealers even went SO 'nr As a,or ~
nronise they would sell II 10 III, ,'uJ, w
p' =. ,na ratio of 10 cents bucket. w''e''
really would be 5000 ton
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that II might be informed at tho o,,so.
as to conditions there ''''''
IL was agreed TINT A. -,

that II might be informed ~ tbo o,.ao.
as to conditions there. ''''''
~ was agreed that Mr.. Ni,chou
snould nlc with the commission 49,.
Monday a detailed statement os ~
claims OF the miners. The staten. 49,"
ne ''an during the day was prcllm.
mary statement OF the case. Tho rn,,
TcscHatlvcs of the Operators a.,
hohhech that they would file an a.
bwcr shercto within three DAYS of no,
time. II was suggested that oaeh CO.
70 the controversy appoint an exner,
10 20 through the books NJ no 49,,
companies Tor the purpose of secur,n,,
data upon which to work hut presida,,
Bacr and other representatives of ~
companies Immediately oh,octed .,a
suggested that they would furnish
Whatever information is needed This
question p.ecipi'atcd long diseussie y
IN winch the coal president and ,he
miners representative took par,
before ad1ourning II was agreed ,ha,
the operators should submit sworn
statements of their payrolls. .,e md
that Mr Mitchell should have an an.
portunity OF verifying them thronp,
the m!nera. II discrepancies were
Hound. II was agreed that the commits.
sion should appoint an auditor whn.a
findings should govern tho board
Wh!ie the commission was In Sc.
sion the mine operators proposed IA
place q special train al the disposal ~
the commission II II was decided -
visit the mines. After adjournment
the commission In executive session
decided 10 reject this offer .. the on.
orators.
The commission adjourned nj 3.,o
to mec; In Scranton ncHt Thursday
morning
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-10-28
FIGHTING TIE PLAGUE.
Entire Population Of the PurJao WI
Be incculated.

Calcutta. oct. oS.-The soNernmen'
of tho puniah recent, took what u
ca,si1oro1 was an extreme step to pre-
vent the spread Of huheme plasue p p
that province II issued an ofa'f Y, Y,
rcc,,ng that the entire pol'a4a,' 'oi.
sbould submit to inoculation asaihs'
no disease AT the hands Of the SAM
,ary oricers but at the same time u
was feared that the natives, WIN men t,,
usual antipathy TO anything rar'ahlhE
~ tho nature OF sanitary precautions
uon,d bitterly oppose compliance WIN
IN, order. Much TO the sufpfise - "
authorities. however. no oplos''ioi' :
hrjnc offered and the work OF i''o, "';', =,
tion which is a tremendous 'asN' =
n,opr,ssins satisfactorily
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SHAKES FOUR COUNTRIES.
volcaro Of Santa Maria. N Guatemala
Becomes Active.

Manasua. N.,ara-ua. oct. 2N.-Tho
volcano oi Santa Maria, - tine deia'l-
mont oi QUO alt narso. = thy north
western pat 81 Guatemala. has been
in eruption s.nco saturday morning.
The eruption is atterd,I Nth q ter
rife roar. and the shocks are fit all
over \icara4ua. Salvador ANA Costa
Rica. There is great alarm.
santa Maria has not hc ceAsld
cred an actise yolueano Thee aIf
several towns and villages near II Il
IS only about ten II .!es from III" rs
Gently ruined town Of QEczalJenanEo
and fifteen miles from MezateAaASo
which has about $1,000 residents.
The hcighth o. the volcano i l-.i3'
feet or about three times as hish as
Mont pelee. in Martinique.
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ues LAeoRs ARE ENDED
Elizabeth cady Stanton succumoS ''
Old Age.

Now York. oct. 2S.- Elizabe'h ,nn'
stanton the well known "o''' ., hnr home
sist. died during the day a., al .'i II this this
n west Ninctyfourth stree. H., - cause use
city Old age was given snsni,ns as ,s' almost m
., % ur" N" last About week eel, ago 1.n,s M,s ns
Stanton 50 Mt, began TO fail rapidly .aL nh'S and nd
cam came !, INV, was known to the family ,na. IA
theh ',,h y Nv was only a question OF days
or hours.
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Natural Anxiety

Mothers regard approaching winter
WITH uneasincss, children take cold so
easily. No disease costs more lives
lhan Group. It's attack is SO sudden
that the sufferer is often beyond human
aia before the doctor arrives. Such
cases yield readily TO One Minute cough
Cure. l.iquiiles the mucus. alIays in
lialhmatlon. removes danger Abso
!uteIy safe. Acts Immediately Cures
coughs, colds. grip, bronchitis, all
throat and lung trouble. +. S McMa-
hon. Hampton. Ca "A bad cold rer..
aercd me voicc,ess just before an ora.
torlcal contest l intended to withdraw
but took One Minute Cough Cure. II
restored my voice in time to win the
medal Cook l. Odeo.
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One Person
Tells Another
ABOUT KODOL DYSPEPSIA CURE
That's Why It's Sole Is Increasing so Rap
tdiy-So there must be Something
0n Merit After All.

Fair minded people always admit 1t
when they find an article Of merit. II
1t has done them good they want it TO
help others, too. Thousands bear
witness to the wonderful curative
qualities Of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t
is the only preparation which pos
|itivelv and completely digests any
good food you may eat. No one dis
puteS the fact that some other digest.
ants partially accomplish this result.
Peps:n. for instance. is found in the
healthy stomach. When il is lacking.
the patient takes nep>in and it helps
him. But pep>in dige>tS only album.
inous foods. like meat and eggs. May
be there's plenty OF pep>in and a lack
|of the other digestantS. Then it
does no good. That 5 the trouble with
the other preparations. They don
contain all the digestants. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure contains them all. 1t
digests any good food you want. You
don't have TO diet. The feeling Of
Ifulne>s after eating is Immediately
relieved hy Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
"Iu>.d kodol Dyspepsia Care for dyspepsia
and it gave me, relief AZ once, ! can
highly recomnlsnd It," E. D. Williamson.
Ctrro-ordo, n c.
II had dyspc psia in its worst form and fell.
miserable most OF the time until used kodol
Dyspepsia Cure, which has completely cured
me-" Mrs. W. W. saylor. Hi.liard. Pa.
kodol Dyspepsia Cure
Cures all Stomach Troubles.
Prepared only by +. G. DEwIrTS CO., Chicago.
The 81. bottle contains2is times The SOC. size.
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soft boiled: three hours TO digest a DoiIeu
ample dumping; three hours to digest
fresh roas, beef. In fact, three hours is
about the time required to digest the
average twelve minute lunch. The OBJ
lee. q; the llas.v lunch is to let the busy
man get back to his Office work. But
when the brain is active, the stomach -
inactive for lack Of necessary blood. The
ra.ural consequence is indigestion. and
indigestion opens the door to many dis
eases.
Indigestion is cured by the use OF DR..
p;erce's Golden Medical Discovery:
which cures diseases Of the stomach and
other organs OF digestion and nutrition;
and enables the perfect digestion ana
assimilation OF food.
ru is with heartfelt gratitude that send fhis
test,,,anial whicll wish YOU to puoiish WIN
-, ,s..,s and address" writes MI Wills sea-
,n3- 81 Wa>hia.touyille Orange Co, y \. !
ia1 stomach tr7lhlc from childhood and suffered.
with IS, q Srsw up M 'ns y suf. +.
.-;.,r Us terrific Could not eat without dis
,,rss could on, cat 4 few certain things ana
was not all. 10 work half the time EVERY thiils
! ,-;rl antv ravc me temporary reliet MY wife
sa',, ,,r-.,,aiea lie 10 try DR.. ficrce's Golden
HH,,'",,s,t ni.,oycty and Pleasant Pellets
tnok SIX bottles Of the Golden Meeical l'isSov-
eyv and two viAis q lr rieIee lleas,.. u,
,i;.,,,s several months have passed ana
ear l, do the harie>, kind Of work can eat any.
,i,,,, mat is set betcte me and enjoy ii. am
wears Oh and this IS the first time have ever
been we'll"
Err. Dr. Pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser i'll paper covers Is SEM
Grs on receipt Of y one-cent stamps 70
pay expense Of mailing on!y;,o,r 81 stamps
for cloth-bouud volume. Address Dr. \
v. Pierce, Buffalo, \. \.
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ARBITRATION ACCEP1eO.
e,e,ch Miners Follow the Ieao o
r,eir American Brethren.

Paris. oct. os.-The coal operators .r,ns
~, unionist miners have aEr''u
an" -. aonnnt arbitration. The miners are
W a;1ol whether to return 10 WORN
u'''',, '',,ns NO. IN, inquiry Of the arhitra'ors,
hnt they will probably fesulnr; l,,;' ." ,;nn
,nnuiry will occupy eonside''''' '''>
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GIVEN A SOUND OROo0'"o'
Miners Roughly Handle Ha" OoNe'
Nonunion Men.

Scranton. Pa. oct. 2s.-iiaii w. ~.
=, nonnnionists employed at the oN'
fara collicry OF the Peoples Coal com
pany were given sonh" ..ra,,.h n,m n
and chased half a mile 'hlo"sn =
gangway during the day py vac ,u.
~ union employees OF the peia"a,.,
I.ackawanna and Western eoihi'"'
na,,nync collicry. which adjoins'
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CONSUMPTION THREiTNED.

II was troubled with a hacking cough
for year and thought had consump
tom. says {. Unger, 2ll Maple St
Champaign, III. tried great many
remedies and wac under the care 1
physicians FOR several months. used
orc bottle Of Foley'e Honey aud Tar
ltcurcls me, and have not been tro
ullcl elnca.-Chris Schntz.
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Look Ou, for Fever.

Hiliousncss ard liver disorders at
tis season may be prevented by cleans
ing the system with DeWitt's Little
Earl! ki-ers. These famous little pills
donot grpe They move the bowels
gently. bat copiously. end by reason Of
tie tonic properties. give tone and
strcrgtn 70 the glands Cook 4 Odee.
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y oct .s.-Thc anihra'
! a.... lun met nj > O'Clock
a. l5as.. faom O. the in'.Fstai.
--.ree .t..m. SION. All the mem.
+, ~ Commission were present.
,s,.e s.At. ulon the bench. Mr.
'r.. ..ea. II the United Min"
toss.r. al fFict President Fahcy
! a- ,l miners. and the coal
Ar-,..s r04.s Ncrc represented a
b.laas + dent Baer OF the Fhii
!, .,...a a. reading. l.. II. Thomas.
k...a4,. s. the board oi the Pennsyl-
"a Coa, Company and Hillsdalc
D1a. AL Iron company. Alfred Wal.
b. President u the Lch!gh Valley,