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The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-27

Mr.. Ireland had for the
past six years hvcd with his brother,
Fiheld Ireland at Embd n. The funeral
was at 9 O'Clock Sunday morning. con
Quoted by Rev Mr.. Ryder Of No. Ansou
The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-27
power

Everything that is Vino plainly printed the label of
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Wh4 are run down nervous losing hesh We
sold and in many have been able
the wonderful
antee Vno and refund the money
satisfied - -
The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-27
EIlllden.

Robert L. Ireland of this place, aged
GO years, passed away, Friday. Mar. IA,
after an illness of four weeks. He was a
great sufferer but bore his afficiion un-
The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-27
DR.. Emmons'

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The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-27
Frank ". BuCknam, Druggist.
PROBATE NOTICES.

To All persons interested in either OF the
Estates hereinafter named.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-27
SECOND TUESDAY OF MARCH,

a A PROBATE COURT held at sko. he
RAgsn, in and for the county of SoL erset,
The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-27

Look for additional evidence next week
The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-27

Attest NATsAN POWER. ReG.ste-.
Swi1
The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-27

Mary Jewell. late of Canaan. decease ed. .
WI j and petition for probate thereof present.
ed b. Washington NJ. Jewell, the executor
The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-27

Francis A. Williams, late o. Skowhegan,
deceased. viii ana petition for probate there
Of prese ted by sarah {. Williams, one OF the
executriCt psmec therein.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-27
sEcosD TUESDAY oF April

A. d 1907, at nine OF the clock in the forenoon,
Hlu be heard thereon II they see cause
The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-27

George w. Boston, late Of Mercer. deceased.
Vii and petition Tor probate thereof pre-
sente3 by Huldsh J. Boston, the executrix
The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-27

Mary Lawrence. ate Of S6ow aegan, deceas-
ed. Petition for the appointment Of himself
administrator presented by Al bert Whorf, 3
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-03-29
CONTEST NOTICE.

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st4.ges tie ~ ~ hat Sass George Nusu-uss.
'si1aaiy shAa-ssgess sad iraet .zd -aauzer Is
-sstsisuee -h--etruEa lsncr han I've YEARS asr
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s-tare liz 2s-1ss-- $50 ..y--esv-r Il IL Usirai
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lssJt 5lrvt aaErh q Brz- - 1arch -. uhBeA
shaw -hat alter ts1e tiiigeure l.-rssBzi servip.
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-03-29

The Pass force is iaboring
nnder difficulties this week and the
paper may not be up 10 its usual
standard, bat We promise better for
the future. RemodeIiDg. new
floors, the music Of saw and ham
meT in the mids; Of a chaos Of type.
stones, stands and presses, is not
conducive to speed or neatness in
the art preservative;" bat it is
music in the printers ear ard after
the work is completed we will be
IN better shape than ever before 10
furnish our patrons the best print.
ing ut popular prices.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-03-29

The pDsrpozerenr u The So.
LOUIS exposiEioE 70 EpoA viii be
officially announced Apr1I Z. To
posspoue il for another Years pre-
ferable TO forcing the big ialr aIoug
and opening IL N l. coudIsloH Of
uuprerareduess, and The fieeernzua-
ton To wait another year n OrCler
that all things may be readv Tor
the opening, s 4 wise conclusion
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-03-29

General Miles Is ore Of those old
warriors who kgrow what war s
and the power Of well organized
army. He believes in organiza-
ton ard discfuline aTsd 5 an au-
tEaortty ON most questions pertain
ing to the military branch OF gov
e-umeut- For these rezSous MS
opposition 10 the military re-issOu
bill now before congress 5 zguif-
rant He sees danger IN i 20 our
form Of government and points out
the fart that Il will ceutralizs CON
troll of the army N a dangerous
manner Srnong other things he
says:
In the ball under consideration
il IS proposed 20 abolish entirety
the corps Of inspectors who have
been most instrumental in keeping
the army mp % rs nigh character
and efhciezscy and N discovering
desalcatious, Interference sud mai
administration, and On the other
hand IN encouraging and reporting
msTstorious coHduct. .tfcieucv and
ability IN AFT the different commands
aud IN the departments OF service
Speaking Of the general effiic;ea-
CT OF pay qusrte-naste7s and
eommissary departments, he said.
The three departments r1en-
toned have rendered nnst Efficient
service n the great war the wars
OF the frontier. the Spanish AMER
jcau war and he var n the Phil
ippiBes aud China The nalad-
nInistrstiOn in the commisSarr de-
partmeat that occasioned 20 much
suffering in 1893 vas not The sault
OF the system, but Of those -esDou-
slble for It's administration, and
since il was exposed and coe7csd,
am not aware That a single case has
been reported where a soldier mas
not received MS daily lood aud his
pay when due from the comnissarv
and pay Departments respectively.
and tflese have been promptly
transported % Hiru through the e.
hcSent management Of he quarter
masters department.
Farther along Genera! Niles said
Of the bill: +
"Ias Capitalization OF the most
pronounced type augmeats the
power Of the staff. aud IL effect r.
moves Il further fFom touch vita
the sighting forces Of the army.
The proposed Plaza . BAT an st5ort
% foster and adopt IN a republican
form Of government a system pecu-
larry adapted 70 nonaFcAies having
immense Standing armies It
would seem to GeTmanlze sad
RussiaEize our small army. Il
seems 70 authorize throwing ope1
the door wide for A futl.re auto
erat Or military despot. It - rot, .
IN my Judgment, IN accordance
with the principle and theory OF
democratic government
General Niles sees the danger
points in the bill and POINTS them
ont.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-03-29

THERE viii be two tickets IN the
field for Tuesdays tOEB election
One IS W. 3. Mcfarland, v. ".
Sander. e.. 5, Thomas, a. V.
ChambeTiin and Dr.. P. J. Sca.loa.
The other tieket Is made ap Of the
same men with the exception Of
Or. Scallos, Armand Perreuosd
being substituted. The candidates
are all representative bushes men
and the towns interests will not
suffer at their hands,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-03-29

DEPE R7lFZ1sr ~ TzR INTERIOR.
LaSD GyYgrR IT CszUR ngaLzxz rD.zn
Ntp.n - .aHa
N"far> = aerabY zsveu .aaE ~ following
tanned 'sttier tas Sled ,at,rs ~ ais nr.,tion !,
MAKE fnal 1saof q uIy9srt u hizelairu. ant .,,s
ss1d PRINT r3li 'e nasis 8-6nra ~. Rsgss,r and
ib,se'ysr AZ C'nur aAisus, lrisan. IN NAY .
.92 w.
F2AVE IagAvEz,
- ~ ,or and m sehalf n IN. heir, n "a.
I~sFsvre tsrpazsf
l7T ~ .''ts {, : s'd 2.e y T5. Sy.RS
2 "
He aaEIses ne following rltneasax n prove he
s9nftn'iatas ssyife1l~s 8pnn and eultivztioa u
said and, ~ william I.yons, Prank Fsaaagrsn
op'a u Nstmssy. Idaho- LoHis E4serr, Eo-euh
Po'r'er. I'm y ssrbdr1m Idaha.
Inc 'ssse hoard u Land Commissioners &.
asrsbY a0t1ard
d. II, RCDLOEG,
'''' = 'aAJSD Register
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-03-29
PAUL rLBRIGHT.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS

DEpARTNEz7 ~ THE INTETIoR.
LAID OTyIcE At C0EuE DALEsg. Tp.ao
March d. iaOz.
NotAe> Il AsTs5T zigsn that the following
named s~ti5sr has aLsa aSsi-e q MS intention
y make aaas oraaf IN import u hia claim, and
Nat 81 Dr1of III 10 slsssts hsSsgs Ne Eex,st.r
af.S Ne''tTer 81 rasur e Glsas. Iaahs, on Nav
!, k62 ~
HER8Sy R4RTzTT.
~ NJ 'or he y v - De- y - N.Rt
Wg.G
He nausa- me following rftasszsz - sFaqe
~ rnHtinn"ns r'.aifen~s 1uSa ssa sssIrlsar,e-
~ cad Isrd ~ ri y. asass .ssuses v
Kerr, AIuir-g 0lson Janaz Hllia at ~ Ri
n-oF", l'lals9
.......---... .. r. RrBIGSr
+"E'p isErsr
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-03-29
NOTICE PoR PUBLICATIONS.


DSYaR7NzsT - THR .s-Eag~g-
LtsS uyyIcE ~ CoErz B'1LzsElssra
Marsh 2. ~
Notiea - hereby given that the ,si.sa ~
named aetiser hss 1ied nnf.rs q ais in.su.o- -.
MAKE aaal pr0pf ia sHppor- q Ass sL4,n5. aF.t
iitas aaid pFanf VII - made lasore tho kzt.,.
and krretv~r at Occur d'AI-ne, Ifahs. On
Nag :. l102- viz
PAUL rLBRIGHT.
I'D ~ for the ). ! 4. ". z, sec. "a Tp. ;N.R.
5 BIN
He names The iallDEiHz witnesses 70 prove h,
continuous Residence upon and euItiyatlon n
'ssd land, yz; SAMUEL h FrezT. Georze Cole.
man, Milton BaTto. Charles clifford, al II
Hauser, Idaho.
d. n. BCDLONG,
-@SHA@j1p Register
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-03-29

The republicans in congress
cannot agree On the Cuban rsciproc-
ity b1H and the president Is acting
IN the role Of peacemakeT.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-03-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

sAhrNEST ~ rHE INrpntoA.
'""'Fl'E At C0rR b'AtaNn In4uo
No,,,, FehraFy II. isaa.
= hsrHhJ Eiv~a that the toi,vwt,,.
-. .','eF has alri npsirs u he ,s,sps,ss I,
~, - naa' pFo"f In support Of NJ, el.l... -
.na ~ 80 P''"' viii no made hstss, The RsS,ss.1
,oo "', ,' 'c~ur d'Al-ns. Idaho, % Apr,i
iGNAz RomoT.
~. =. l'i the w.kS.E. y and Ia, 4 a..
''p. N,R.awR.M. ~" ~ w.
"v n''n'' the following witnesses 10 pra,s h,s
ala ,' residence upon snd cultivation a.
w,,..,' "', '" Edward A. Butt, Iamss ",
60. ,ohn bauer. and Pred zlnk. All a.
i'S 77mar9p D W. BuDLoNg
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-03-29

WHO says We cannot pFt On
metropolitan airs when there are
two FIRE alarms in ose day.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-03-29
sR0RsE Tgzz-

Ri. ~ sor ne lShs7, sud = ~ srr.
& - ISR7W RM
He names he following Witnesses ~ 9r4v.. ai4
'tni4n'infiS 1-gisteaee IpHa and cultivation %
aid ant Tiz James = Horr1s- william
sSsei- Robert Z. Powers Iossph Tannforz. Al
II assadrIm, Idaho
NARA usy4-D a-x.Fy-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-03-29
PRESS PUBLISHING Co
Occur dAIene Idaho.
NOTIRE FOR PUBLICATION

DsIAPTHHHT ~ the INrEptoH
LAFb DTghE At CoEUH b'ALHNK
.. March 2. lac
Af4hs IL hereby given that the f,,,o,.t,u
n@'asd a@ttisf hes fled Bs,ics Il hi. ln,.r,,,' ;,
nsaha anal prod IN support q bis c,.,p, -
tass sald proof will he made before IN. R..,.,.,
sd hssssNsra' Occur d'Aigns. idaho o. ~.
.. tssz, VIII v" nay
GUSTAV W. NICoLAt
~. 1913, Tor the 2. ia. HaN.HLAK
y y = y. v = Sec. ~ Up e NRawnI
hs names the following wi,nssss, % =
n,s eon.lhro's Fesieence upon and cuItly,,,,,,
:. !, ' Ha, MN W. David Kinney. Anton mind
Rathdrum, Idaho. A'' al OF
nar1m.van j II. hrbtoNG.
Register
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-03-29

II not subscriber ~ tbs Pkgss. WY
nOtf You cannot G,goEa y, ~ EifI,T.1t
4 when you ran sscars u a pbsgs year
'Dr 81 in adyaree.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-03-29

AyPA R-7E1s7rr ~ rTE ErrwzaAa
LASb 4Rslcz A. -ssgs 3'ALkxz. IDAHO
Hslrra = ~
NaSass q aersshy gwen mat he following
1'sEss-h s-tsirr lss dJ-i lsfee n ais utsnrlnu n
7a'sk' inssg Dr,of "a siDBSr- Il ais -laina snsi
iiiaE std 7r7af I'll 1asse l-saus siae Register
s''d R-1siv-T Il ca>1r FAisae. Idaho. "a
Nay lga2 W.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-03-29

General Niles sees the danger
points in the bill and POINTS them
ont.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-10

ci6n!-repetfa Ia Priucesa en- sus
adentros. Y las traiciones son in.
famias que no deben perdouarse nun
CO.
La deegracisds muier se ence-
rr6 en- sus habitScionee, en- ura
Sgonia que duro ocho dies SO entire
60 q todcs los remoriimientos que
Ia tortura ban. Sc hAbfa vuelto &
c&sSr sin amor, por yer gsrza, y no
habiendo existido falta en- ell Princi'
pc Sc sentfa criminal para con g.,
Gvergonzads de ST misms. Tam
bi6n 20 he sido una traidora!, excla
mAba con ira. IQa6 es Js vida sino
una cadenA de tr&lciones?
FL segundo msrido sufrfa horri
blemente, no Sc atrevfa acerc&rse &
la Princess, sabiendo que el amor
antique hA bis mAtad0 en- el pecho
de ella Ia naciente passion por e..
Hsllandose ~ ella muy en fer
ms, fuG & verla So marido. La Prin'
cesa Ie hab frfAmente, como 6 un
extrano, y le perdor6 al fip, pues
comprendi6 que su traici6n tenfa Ia
noole excusa de una passion noble,
-Ahora--djjo-rne muero.
Y fn6 yerdsd.
AJo11s0 Daulet
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-10
EXtra1OS t1tQlOS
deibrOS.

En- L. segunda mitad del XVII
era frecueDte dar d los5libros los Il
tulos mas estrafalarios.
He aqui uno de ellos:
clos celos hacen estrellas y ell
amor hace prUdigios.1
GM6duIs entrop6 6lica que ensefls
a jugar 6 las damas con esp@da y
troqusl, CORE gida y aumentadR,>
<Arte- de bien hEb1&r, freno de
lenguss, modelo de hscer personals,
entr retenimiento 6til y camino para
vivir en- paz
De este ibro convendrf& hacer
una edici6n en- Puerto Rico.
sNueva magica experimental y
permitida.a
sRamill6te de exelentes flores,
asf aritmeticas, como ffsicas, astr0-
n6micas, astrol6gicSs, graciosos jus
gos, repair tidos en- nm manual k&len.
dario para el presepte affo de 1871. p
sZambs de pror 6sticos y pron6s
tico de- ezu mba
GMHnojito de diversssf res, Gu.
ya fro g4ncia decifrS los misterios de
To- misa y oicio divine; da esfuer
20 a los moribundos, y &huyenta las
tempestades.S
sEteFnidad de diversas~ eterni-
dades.a
eArco iris de paz, cuya cuerda
es la contemplation y medi&ci6n pa.
ra REAR el santfsimo rosario de nues
ira Sef1ora.> Su aljaba ocupa 160
consideraeiones, que tira al amor di-
vino s t0das sus almas.
sSaerat1tiaimo Antfdoto, ell NOM
bre inef@ble de Dios contra al abuso
de agur."
"Historia de 10 faturo. Pr ole.
g6menos d toda 10 historic de 10 futu
rO en- que ee declara eli fin y prue.
ban los fandamentOs de ella, tr@du-
cfd& al portuguese"
"Autorchas para soltero, de chis
pas para casadoss"
"Lngeniosa y literal competen-
cia entire emusaa,0 rey de los hon.
bres, y ''amo," rey de los verbos, q
Ia que dio fin una camp&l Y sapgrien
ta b&talla que SO dieron los vasallos
de uno y otro Monarc&; compuesta
en- forma de cOloquios."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-10
I'm eXplOradOr DerdidO
ArtiSta premladO que QuiSO
eXplOrar ''El gran ChaCO'
Sc LIE sUPONE VfCTIMA DE
TRIBUS INDIAS.

ComupIcaq de Ia capital del Pa
rsguAy que ha legSdo de Puerto Ca
sado la comisi6n que habfs lido en-
busca del explorador Guido Bcggia.
nj, en- ell Chaco.
Las noticias que trae son descon
sol&dorAs.
La comisi6n no hs logrado en-.
contrar huella Alguna de "a explora.
ci6u dirigidA por Boggiani, nj de los
habitantes de aquella region hs con-
seguido noticiss sobre 10 suerte que
ha cAbido al exploradOr.
El ccropel Guido 3 0ggiani sAli6
del Puerto CAsado hace como tres
meses, acompafado por 6 indios y
uu pe6n de nacionalidad para guSy&.
Este regres6 IL cabo dee dias.
FL Sr. Boggiani tenf& Ell pensa-
miento de penetra" hasta ell corAz6n
del Chaco, y q trAv6s de las selvas
v1rgenes l'eg&r Bolivia, re&lizsndo
un plan que desde hsce amos Venfa
preparando.
Sus amigos intentaron disuadir-
10, hAci6ndole presente los g:andes
peligros que ese viaie trsia ap&rei&-
dos, pero todo fue inGtil.
Guido Boggiani, vino.S-Am6rica
en- 1884. Era milau6s. Teniend
marcadas aptitudes para ID pintura,
curse sus estudios en- la Academia de
BrerN, obteniendO 1ss mejores c&liff-
c&ciones. Sus primeros trAbajus tu-
vieron un @xito hslagador, Cuando
lego & Bnenos Aires tenfA ssntada
Va so fama de artists.
ALI eiecut6 v&rios cuAdros de
merito, p&is%ies llenos de colorido y
de verdad. UpO de esos trAbaj jos fac
premisdo en- L. Exposition Nacional
de pinsura de Turin.
Espiritu ipquiato y algo mis&n-
tropo, un dia AbRndono, einsalutato
hospite9, 1s capital argen tina, trss-
lada7dose q Asunci6n de Paraguay.
El SrtietR deb1a encOntrEr ALI
nuevas inspiraciones, y una natura.
leza riqufsima en- colores y eucautos; {;
pero ell china calido y las c8riciAs
trcpicales conCluy yeron con sgotsr en-
Boggiani al pintor, sguzsndo en- 81
ese espiritu de Rventuras que 10 h&
llevsdo & emprender, sin cont&r con
los elementos mas Indispensable, el
atrevido viaie de exploration que le
hA costado probablemente In vida.
B2ggiani tenfa ahora AZ amos de
edad.
Su doloroso fin sgrega otro nom
bre al msrtirologio de les muchos q.
en- servicio de Ia civilization han cal
do vfctim&s de IL bArbSrie en- las mis-
teriosas soledades del Gran Chaco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-10
P0RTO.RIC ICORAILROAD COMPANY

The Porto Rico Railroad Company beg
to inform the proprietorS of factories and su-.
gar estates that they are placing themselves
at their disposal to perform in their workshops
all the work of repairing and construction.
Their improved machinery allows them to do
cisi6n. A model foundry with the most mo-
dern and improved machinery allows them
tosmelt within 48 hours those parts that are
urgently needed The railroad itself cantake
all the parts to the workshops, which saves
the cost of carriage.
Free transportation by the railroad lines
will be granted to our customers.
Greatly reduced prices.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-10
ONP NTM
DE LOS
FERRO-.OARRILES DE PTO.RIOO

La Compafifa de los Ferrocarriles de
Puerto Rico pOne en- conooimtento del p6bli
60 muy particularmente de los hacendados
duenoS de fabrica, que, habiendo montado
On sus talleres de Santurce maquinaria per-
fecciOnada, Sc encuentra en- condioiones de
hacer toda clase de reparaciones de pleas de
maquina as1 como de nueva construction con
prontitud y esmero.
Tambi6n dispone de una fundioi6u mo-
delo provista de aparatos modernos perfeo-
cionados que le permlten fundir dentro de
las 48 horas aquellas pleas que Sc necesiten
con urgenoia.
Pueden remitirse gratuitamente, por fe-
rrooarril todas las piezas de maquina que
hayan de ser reparadas, 10 que representa-
una gran economic.
Precios muy reducidOs,
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-28
TITLE FOR s125, 900.

Any American woman of good char acter and sufficient means who wants to attend the coronation can get a place in the front TOW, together with the right to appear in a peeress's cor onet and robes for S125,000 cash down. An English peer possessing a very old title, he says, is anxious to confer it. together with his hand in marriage, upon wealthy lady. He doesn't care how old she may be or how lacking in personal pulchritude, but she must have cash and good character, must be able and willing to pay him G25,000 when the contract to marry is signed and must have enough money be- sides to keep up her state as a peer ess. English society is shocked at the noble lords frankness. but he seems to us to look at the matter in a sen sib1e light His peerage is his only available asset, and if it is as old as he declares it should easily be worth S125,000 ill the marriage market. American girls often pay more than that for very inferior European titles, worth about thirty cents dozen where they grow Exchange
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-28
Senator Frye's attempt to play the

Senator F'rye's attempt to play the czar in the senate, writes q Washing ton correspondent, was q fizzIe. thanks to the united stand taken by the dem- ocratic senators ill favor of the consti- tutional rights of d state and against his usurpation of authority greater than is possessed by the senate. Frye started out bravely by ordering the names of Senators Tillman and Me Laurin stricken from the roll. after the senate had adopted q resolution declar- ing them in contempt for having en- gagged in fisticuffs on the floor of the senate, but when the shadow of his ezar-like act 1oomed up before him, and the democrats lined up for fight to q finish, he lost his nerve, directed the names of the two senators restored to the roll, and said he would leave the responsibility for deciding what should be done with them to the senate, as he should have done at first, and doubt less would have done had he not lis tened to fool advice-there is really nothing like Tom Reed in MT Frye's makeup. MT Frye's act ill introducing q cloture rule in the senate, by recog- nizing republican senator While democratic senator had the floor, was another break caused by bad advice, which democratic senators are not yet done with.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-28
RUSSIAN LIQUOR LAWS.

Since the Russian government has taken the control of the liquor traffic in that country the excise department of the ministry of finance, which has charge of the state alcohol monopoly, has been having trouble with the manufacturers of corks The latter attempted to form a trust against the government i'll order to compel it to accept exorbitant prices. The attempt failed and the government determined i'll order to avoid similar occurrences to open cork factory of it's own. The results afforded by tests made on q small scale and under unfavorable circumstances have proved satisfac, tory. The yearly consumption of the Russian excise department is about six billions of corks, Thus it did not take the Russian government many days to knock out cork trust. and now that government has monopoly on corks. As some of the largest cork factories in the world are in the United States,an as Yankee ingenuity and American experience have devised improved machinery for the produc- ton of corks, there is splendid oppor- tunity for manufacturers to sell such machinery to Russia.-Social Service.