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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-30

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gbreSie" e%rfarer ira iiffer aiIbe, bar
oaida Song GbriItian ptret gnifc ON
al funne operp9re line gsrnebsrns
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berfor for I~anSipnIigt, at ianpel Song
Gbriltian isn Song Goporo fomner
til Srouobiem unSer &roniRgen. I'm.
Der ale SmitrnbigbeSer nu 9pon.
prius Sreoerif az Gamnorf opcrpg.
re fin Ssns aronins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-30

Sramo. @aaroeicr Sons Sonirns
8narS aaa Stonsbp Mari peo Soeu.
le neobrunote forIeSen Rat. 4 auier,
. Suin % oil SierfrGet inbe.
br1itote. Sl0cn upitpo pcS liioriig.
tiaheO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-30
Crib ON 9tpbclpcnac.

~ltfV WV NILIHINIt
ne al 9oftor u. NobelS lcitameitie
er ifage "Suenifa GagbId0Ct" inh.
itepnt al Sr. 3. Barb me0 Here I'll
ltobetaIing al 401.323 6rantS. la,tI.
fen Gum 8Iagerue mcncr at Hloc
Ret til pda 8rmo al clNcl / Jtcp.
fingen giengipne 6orrctttirg8trt ms.
oftioner FRA 1891 melem set al 20
bel grinococ itaIienifc Gpuaut itbos
lag og Or. Robel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-30

SnafonsbaNcn. Sra Bergen mel.
beg, at 5abrifeier aSoban Sebien bar
Fiwnfct 1000 ar. til Soafousbauens
synorcbuiug. Ser CT M talt BERTH
t1.bfomnet $500 &r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-30
"Smuf SirfctinruSr"

itunet / 60 gar. HcoaftsrcL 90
cent. lie. theoI. :, g. 9drg, atper /
Den auIcenina en- Soeriigt ODER @Ia'
bets Srtoric, % oplrirr bl. o., Of
afosbc 4nitor s. $. WourdS Oct lio'
itc Mars 8io Tor fin Geb pur biepel
trGt al i'm observation-disclosures %
riIbc, on ban buooc lcpet, life blot
bare fratrdn6t 9lnbet, men lttotIIomt
hare Iaoct oct opbsre at uotomme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-30
Strafcriabn jrifjrnbt.

rstteu | &nScrSIco bar %irifunoet Re.
Sufteren al "ShlcSfpiaide @rcns.
ooit" Stroderiabn Tor cit Inflape
for SorrGrnelier mob 2mbNagS.
manb Rielicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-30

GieuSumsials. Eromnes, Storeipc-
baIen, at Sfplo @sf. 1857 or | otsNe
Goae of Gieren, Soaei z. 0oren iolst
til anS. s. GiGr & SO. for $4,000
Srpner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-30
Silieu fra Ehctlanosserue.

SbetIano Zines meobeler, of Som.
m,ineitpret / Sbetlanosssrues itsrite
gp, 9erpief. bar beiluttet at trpffc
o9 ienbe en- 2pfsnitrinesaoresie iii
aung Saofou. Scr Sette beiIitteSes,
boISt gperrs 8orgermeIter en- Sale for
Rorse. ioet ban minbeoe ON, at norif
BLOB fipoer i SbetIGnoerues aarer
og norife Orb ! oeres Sproa. Dor.
s~ermeiteren outtalte uoisrIig Sbst.
lambs Siitorie bengattg, ba Eerue tn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-30
stpr 8apr. Sfibsreoer Scbor

Stpr 8ape. SfibSreoer Schon
SborIer 8ifebpgb bGr ifelge NteS'
6elelie ira Staoonoer ifiGnfet 1907
600 - ct bunoreoe t1ien - ar. til
SpretteIIe uf ct 2egat for getbonio.
Stiftelicrne / Stopan9er. SatpoeIen
al Nenterue ifal ttllGgges Saptto'
Ieu, tnottI oenne bar raact 10000
&rener.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-30
Surp gIfaormi oil mn ion iuSIn1

Sefe HfancHi OIL I'LL fdd ttotdgl
@a8. 8aub % gIefnititet / gmnin.
gernc INFERIOR aloitrrporten. Solfe'
tbinGetS SinanSithualg bar netnIig
tiItroabt ct SoriIae ont at beuilge is.
600 Str. bcrtil iom lite Gel al CT 4.
aorig &cpiuiug "a ialt $4,000 Ser.
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Niaiat SanD.

$4,000, SdIpoelea %tpuiaut, oil tlsbe Sa uourrrfrt
nab ia srres aarfr, nfrs ~ aerrs Hnbrr Tbrfaina,
ut ipt GtuhbsT. sm,rtu, - gcres soo duosr Cert
hardwood Stpa. Stten or Sarutaaua.
SaruitH rr ~ Rti fra Eren 9Trrale, Ala vii ird
SsiHeisa | @Isapeps, er eaa 10 aoee. Reftr Sete. iers
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gaut IaBas btp ere Sioe AZ iiuEntH uss e. SiSejpor -
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Ttr sr II Gus. ~ Qtagc hsit. mco fem @grci'tr
Babe SpN5o 6oo; en- 600 Srsah 6arrgH CT i~uost1rect
Hse sfdditraao % agrrtauecr ar pirtgt % fTrbta Tor
SaaHiRa NJ gaater.
Eatirsn bcfscr cuifrrut rs SOB tenimss 1rrutanea
NIB b1rrfrn Batter yart csr eur SGHtRlHser eatr
Snmpr sler SnnO; JorhbiubeE q StgmHIo paa 9cr
H~Hscrtas, % bserr euue fHots i.'s / StafsH.
Iarmep, fprl rr ut aoet. bel igtilet faHstndbif Ads
hutaa, rr { Rircliahtbcu pTrh sam, uten gtereR afan
iriae mart "a berfcr bar ban iGt Rriieu ucb ort tdpsN
mnlisr. OCT gkRognsrCt % Hsitraf. 'an itcfes.
SaCmen q | oct b lIruetc Grtsb,ltc, Door Einefhi
% 0tsCcr pprrr EUrrhob, hger dllaaS smalirru
borVr rtaelia. hpur g3ats rupeHes aret, hbot Ictdf &c
n~bntstigt, buu Sru9t. NTv % r~arefigrr Idar o5rrprs
osuilil an. o. JON Srearur % gletgrilaRe tan bet lite
u~UgrtrTirs.
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ipnI iprHer Isrf ~ Nslfn, faaE fsrt rtaIet" o. sers
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mer / 9rnirietduo, ~beItageRoe 3 0dl ira
8rouns @alsn mar Irapetie % Sleitpue
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er oRro $50 pr. Ncre; Ies nil iGige Oct icr
S25 pr. We're pm 0dnoel fer tnoen Inc
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men. Gurina III Sala er caarlia Selbrto.
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Q,rowns RuIftn. Ninu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-30
On @neb mrb Sfua. Sf

Scuunene Sfoarer, Huitab, Sintrho'
utoen % SarStas er inbfiebt al Ssn'
bre 0aalen &omnulne for 211,OOO
Sroner. &pmmlnen bnr for eiens
BONNIE til Sprot 463,270 &roner,
beraf Sfog 49,, $50 &roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-30
Sperise os SinLano.

Oct mic ipcnffc "naiionnlc GSrrn.
i~friotsporti" CT eitcr "WeteburaS
SanSeIstionine"s Wenina Inn ct mot
Silt for set gorile f~origrpotipc iSor.
bttno, bOori ogiaa oct b~eficnOtc 10.
iterIdroifd fortunSet" or optnact.
let ~friitrSeSe 8lertdl / &nocttam.
nler bill Bog Oct npe Varti life flistte
fitlSfnite, ifriper gIaeet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-30
1tubcrifrb | Eficn.
Sra Shen

meIbes 6en 195e Samtar: S Stters
WagHtratsfesie er opooget ct lnSer.
ifuo pna co. $4,000 SIR. 8epiion poa.
gaar. 9a S~apnefoeeo SIien forle.
BEN llge bsbe, blep bans RegnifGber
unoergit en- &eoiiion, bbis Relultut
oltIaa otier, at Sfien otter er paa'
fert ct itsrre Sab neb en- utro Siene.
iteuouo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-30
Sra Uorse.

GboarS Grics bill | mai Moaneo
Ieoe TO acncerter / Sonopn, oeo boilfe
Der aIene opisres 8ouapoiittorer al
BAN idD.
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Gayt Efcnc o ~
tiISaIss tner tiaeis.

MbrrttSiefucutcy mtocr ~EafeF. ~SfdejT. I'LL
'ales" "a "gitcripsuiei~ toher gGsrta for q Crp ZOE
hbtr @uan, "a 10 Cents gr. CvA for at. ful p~rerfttser
o. Cro. AptruSicmcrtsr HetSags lite fpT mtHef eao
~ seats. gcuge mad gfrdpieslta ~Etsfsiae ate Se'
Ntltaser. Set Ipnucr no 'ftt at oosfpEc laa intai
SWuracr.
~~eGetcWatSttIbuo 'oEcr % Gents pr, staie.
Cnp 4 RI ltHr en- 0tute.
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Sra Danmarf.
3nlcmrrfet.

3nIemrrfct. SiIemdrfefomitceu
~meornenneler, at ben efter Ssn iorels.
tiae Spsisrelie nntaser. at Ser er
loigt SillemGrfer for ct seIob al co.
10000 SIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-30
De- une Srimerfer.

Dc npe Srtmerfer. Der er nj
8oittpreIien aufonumet $50 Eatfer,
inSeboIDenoe aonfurreuceliOfdlt; men
oct bar bit fig, of oe alerfleite &affer
iuSeboIber Here llbfait, iaa bet iartle.
DC antal ioubipuItgpt8 pa 8aa op !
flere Sutoreoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-30
Srpningrn. 8

arpniugrn. Ser er I SrcnSbiem
Sonnet en- aomite al Sauter o8 Ser.
rer for at toge unoer Soerpeielie.
bpoo Der fan sisreS for noimpfnin.
oen at Stiitsgaaroens Snore. S Den
@nleoning bar aumiteen tpnft at
bcnpenoe itg life alene til 8pens SHO.
pdonere, rter til begge Srun0bicms.
amternes 9efolfning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-30
Osose iii sonaen ira @alSrcs.

galbres er Scr bounet en- &omite meS
bet Eorrnaal at ~inofiebe S~ogtbptten
"RouofiorSsbeinl" ueo 8pgbin tiIbs'
renoe en- ariitiauiamauo, iom 8ooe
I'll &pn9 Saafon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-30

HiIfet 6cspuScr. Sra SoOS meIbes
Sen Sbe Sduutar: Sra rtdttge Ste
Ser forlnber Oct ON itonterfet 6iife.
Sra ReIt. fra SeI8elanosoGrene, Mp.
fen % &ulopr, fra Seiteradlen o9
fra Scnien melses Der ONT flor 6angit
/ &c itSfte Oose pGa Cart. 90 ooeralt
ftocs GtIfer at pore flor og fplsi9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-30
ShriItinnsbprg SIpt. 8c6 Sanos

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thingsmono z. g. 6. Scnien er I
RigSOoqcu ~in6braat G~n6rugcuoc fra
6rc6crtf8bcrd @rurSeierforenifla ON.
at ~2ouioriIaget ont @briitidnsbor9
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tnart aIprcOc / in0cuGreuOe RigS'
bagSiamling, % at Der OereItcr, iaa
mart lie fon, maa blipc tagct iat pao
arbciOct, iOet 6Orentn8cn iormener,
at en- Del al bcn arbciOSfroft icm
1u or 6cFirftiaet oeb oct prioate
0pQarri, ocrbco piIoc furuc fttoe
Nurcn6dic, % decentralization al at
beffirittqc Sen elers leot9e arbetSS'
trait piloc 81 life IGfgcre irrmtpinge
en- fortiat 0prrprrOuftion al prindte
G%pqllingCr.
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Mpt oesat. llnoer Napn Of "6rf.
&otbrine Iur9rctbe WtobnS Se9at"
bor Grf. Sbora Gmilie Mobn, @m.
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beGefie ira gergcit oprettet ct Seaat
poo 10000 aroner til ltmoeriBtteIie
for t~rnmgeRSe froniife Spge inoen
geraens SnnNeIsftano.
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Ian ioa 4rbciSe / s5ecOrah 9oIen.
mctcriit euiFcs.-Gu

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riit for oct SearotnaoiGn 6rcamern. reo
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oig ben l5ee @arts. 5rt 8eboeliesIetlis'
beo meoiglger Glaoieu. auigsere ON Biao'
ZEN bcocS uorcSicre StanoiHaUiaH Creamery
60, Centre RoiHt. z. Sdf, iafrt opaioe
bpab Cen uuites. Ole RaSmnSien, Setrr'
tar. 45.3
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6aanSbpa for pfcntlia 9anb.

GUIDE PUBLISHING COMPANY.
3i8 Manhattan Bldg, DULUTH, MINI.
The Washington times., 1906-03-10
SECOND FIRE IN CUhBOLA
is SET BY INCENDIARIES
Firemen From Other Pennsylvania
Towns Had to Dam Stream Two
Miles Away to Check Flames.

ASHLAND. Pa, March 10.-Cumbola.
a mining town of 800 inhabitants on the
Shamokin division of the Philadelphia
and Reading railroad. about six miles
from this city, has practically been
wiped out of existence by a fire, which
broke out shortly after midnight. Ths
fire was incendiary, as flames were dis
covered in five different sections OF the
village at the same time.
The town has no water supply. and the
only means of obtaining water was from
a creek two miles away. Assistance was
summoned from Pottsville and this city.
Upon the arrival at Cumbola, of the
out-of-town companies, the flames were
spreading rapidly in all directions The
inhabitants became terror stricken and
fed to the mountains for safety
With the assistance of the few re-
naming citizens. q dam was built on
the creek and in this manner the fire.
men were able. with a long line of hose.
to bring water into the village and final
ly bring the flames under control, after
the fire had almost burned itself out
The Washington times., 1906-03-10
JAPANESE RELINQUISH
HOLD ON MANCHURIA
State Department Hears Troops Are
Gradually Evacuating Chinese
Province.

That the Japanese are gradually
making good on their original policy
of relinquisking their hold on Man
churia after having virtually vanquish
ed the Russians in that country. is
shown in d communication sent to the
State Department by a representative
who has just completed a tour OF the
northern section of that province
This dispatch states that the Japa-
nese troops are being rapidly with
drawn from Manchuria, and viii all be
out within a few days. The Chinese
governor If that province is reported
by him a. anxious for the return 10
power of the Chinese administration Of
affairs in that country, which Will
probably be accomplished soon after
japan relinq'ishes its military hold.
Commerce and trade are approaching
normal conditions, the report states,
and il is hoped that the country will
soon be opened up to forei gners, Up
to the present time the country has
been held as unsafe for foreigners. the
ports of Port Arthur and Dalny only
recently being opened up to trade
The Washington times., 1906-03-10
HOGGATT, OF JUNEAU.
ALASKA GOVERNOR
Appointment Announced
Today by President.
SELECTION SATISFACTORY
New Governor Thoroughly Posted on
the Conditions as They Exist in
the Territory.

President Roosevelt announced today
that he had selected Wilfred =. Hog
gait of Juneau TO be the next governor
of Alaska.
This selection Will be greeted with
satisfaction throughout the Territory.
as Mr. Hoggatt is recognized as one
OF the abIest men who ever left the
States for Alaska.
Besides Mr- Hoggatt. there were two
active candidates, W. T. Perkins. Of
Nome and Seattle. and John P Clum.
postmaster at Fairbanks. These three
men were in the field shortly after
Governor Brady rendered his resigna-
tion, but President Roosevelt offered
the position 10 Capt. y. II. Jarvis. for
many years in the United States Rove
nue. Cutter Service. Captain Jarvis de-
Clined the position. however, and the
President had 10 select his man from
the active candidates.
w r. HogEatt was an officer in the
vaVy for eighteen years. and during the
Spanish war was q member OF the
naval strategy board He went 10
Alaska several years ago and now Owls
extensive mining properties in ard
around Juneau, He IS "a wealthy man.
He was supported by Senator Hemen-
way of Indiana Capt. D. II. Jarvis. and
many other influential men in public
life. who are well acquainted with the
needs and conditions OF Alaska.
The Washington times., 1906-03-10
BURIAL OF MRS. JACOBS
TO BE At LIBERTYTOWN

The remains of Mrs. Mary Annie ia
cobs, who died Thursday at her home.
934 Twenty-third street northwest, will
be laid beside those of her husband. the
late Joseph NJ Jacobs. in the cemetery
at Iibertytown, Frederick county, Md.
tomorrow afternoon.
The services, which will be held at St,
Josephs Church at o'clock, will be
attended by descendants OF the deceased
TO the fourth generation.
Mrs. Jacobs was born In Carroll coun-
ty. Md. July 3, 1917, and lived her en-
tire life there with the exception or the
last fifteen years, which she spent In
Washington.
Mrs. Jacobs grandmother, who also
was born IN Carroll county, attained the
age of 1O4 years.
Mrs. Jacobs met with a serious fan
two years ago, which resulted in a
broken nip. Throughout her affiiction
sne manifested great cheerfulness. She
took a keen interest in current events,
enjoying unimpaired hearing and eye
sight.
The surviving relatives are daugn-
ter, Miss NJ. Olivia Jacobs; two sisters.
Mrs. Margaret Diffindal, OF PhiIadeI-
phia. and Miss Rose T. Ying!ing, of
Hagerstown; a brothe~, Edward Ying-
ling of Carroll county; seven grandchil-
dren and five Observation-Disclosures.
The Washington times., 1906-03-10
RESIGNATION OF HAINES
WAS EXPECTED HERE
Comparisons Between New YoIk and
Washington Societies Interesting
in Results.

The TeSignat ton yesterday of John T.
Haines as president of the American
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
TO Animals did not come as a surprise
TO members of the local society which.
however, is not afiliated with the New
York organization.
For several years Mr.. Haines' admin
istration of the affairs of the society
has been criticised.
One of the chief objections to Mr.
Haines' admins ration has been in the
heavy expenditures. With the evident
purpose of getting TO the causes Of
them, law firm of New York has
compared figures of the society here
with those of the Washington Humane
Society with rather interesting results.
The New York society simply reports
arrests and prosecutions" without say
Ing how many arrests resulted in prose
Cutions or how many of the prosecutions
resulted in convictions.
Comparisons between the two societies
for the past year show the excessive
figures of the New York organization
when compared with that OF Wash
ington.
The general expenses of the New York
society for the year 1905 were s125. 900
Those of the Washington society were
s., ,464. Arrests and prosecutions" in
New York were Sl1. In Washington
there were 1850 prosecutions resulting
in 1885 convictions. The president of
the New York society receives a salary
something like $1,000, but no salary is
attached to the Office of the president
of the Washington society.
The Washington times., 1906-03-10
SAM nPSON'S FAMILY
WELL REPRESENTED
Two Sons and a Grandson Of the Ad-
miraI Are Represented at the
Naval Academy.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. March 10.-The
next fourth class may include TWO
sons and a grandson Of the late Ad-
miral william T. Sampson Ralph Z
Sampson. who was a member Of the
second class, resi- igned, but has been re-
appointed. and viii enter the fourth
class. Among the recent appointments
To the Academy are II. 3. Sampson, an
other son, and Roy &. Smith, of King
ston, y. \, who IS the son Of Admiral
SIMPSONS daughter. The latter two
Will enter the fourth class in May If
they pass their examinations
Young Smith Will then have two Of
his uncles as his classmates.
The resignation Of Fourth Classman
J. NJ Rixey. Of Bethel Academy, Va.
has been accepted, but ne has been re-
appointed by Congressman RiXey-
The Washington times., 1906-03-10
SO EANY PEOPLE SPEAK

in the highest terms of D-Zerta Quick
Pudding that you should give it a trial.
There are numerous ways of preparing
and serving it. For a pudding dessert add
one quart of milk 10 contents of one
package, bring to a boil, cool and serve
with cream and sugar or any good pud-
ding sauce. For making pies, prepare ac-
cording TO directions on package add
two tablespoonfulls Of sugar and put in
crust which has been baked. Cover with
fneringue made with the whites of two
eggs. This is enough for two large or
three small pies. For cake filing, pre-
pare as above and spread between lay
crs to the desired thickness. Five choice
fiavors-Lemon. TRpioca, vanilla. Orange
Macaroon, Chocolate and Strawberry
All Grocers. 10 cents. Order today
The Washington times., 1906-03-10
MARYLAND AUTHORITIES
SEEK LODGES SECRETARY
Robert G. Proctor Wanted to Answer
Charge of Speeding Automobile
and Causing Runaway.

Robert @. Proctor. secretary to United
States Senator Lodge. is wanted in
Maryland to answer to charge Of vio-
Iation OF tho speed laws of that State.
Mr.. Proctor was taken before Chief
Justice Clabaugh of the District Su-
preTne Court, to answer a requisitiOn
made by the governor of Maryland, who
asked that ne be released to the author
ities of that State to answer the charge
against him.
The offense with which Mr, Proctor is
accused is alleged TO have been commit
ted April Is last. when he is charged with
speeding his automobile on the Rock
Vile pike, 1t Is said the machine
frightened a horse driven by George T.
Peter, and the animal ran away, upset
ting the buggy TO which he was at
tached, AS result of the runaway, 1T
Is said Mr., Peters child was injured.
Final disposition of the matter was
postponed until Monday next, at is
p, m,
The Washington times., 1906-03-10
House May Seek Revenge
For Butchery of Senate
Statehood Bill May Be Killed in Retaliation
for Amendment-Consid
Likely About March 49,

Statehood's battle will be fought in
The House on or about the 18th OF this
month, as a result of the Senate's ac-
tion stsrday in striking from the
Statehood bill the provision admitting
Arizona and New Mexico as one State.
This is the view expressed on the House
side today.
Although il is admitted that practical
~ the entire House favors the admis-
sion of Indian Territory and Oklaho-
ma as provided in the measure which
finally passed the Senate, indications to-
day are that the Republican leaders will
strive TO prevent this in retaliation for
the action of the Senate in striking the
Arizona and New Mexico provision from
the bill.
Two motions will be made when the
The Washington times., 1906-03-10
Healthy Old Age.

There is no reason why persons or
three score years and ten cannot be act
i've, bright and healthy.
In old people, no mater how healthy
the individual might otherwise be, there
is often tendency to cOldness Of the ex-
tremities. sIuggishness of the circulation,
torpidity of the liver and constipation.
This tendency is really acondition, and one
of the many accomplishments of old age.
and not a disease If there is one remedy
more peculiarly adapted for this con
dition than another. that remedy IS
Smiths Pineapple and Butternut Pills.
They impart energy to the whole system,
invigorate the circ ulation, increase the
flow of digestive juices, thus improving
the stomach action and nutrition. They
quickly relieve all unpleasant symptoms
usually experienced by old people, result
ing in torpidity of the liver, constipation,
feeble circulation headaches, etc.
The Washington times., 1906-03-10
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUES NOON GROUPS
ARE ONLY WATCHING THE BALLS FALL

front of the Willard Hotel There the
cabmen, who have stands near
by and a sprinkling of citizens get out
on the pavement just before the noon
hour and set their watches with this
ever accurate indicator
Watchmakers and repairmen say Il
is the greatest boom to their business
that they could ask for, because this
daily operation of setting forward and
backward the hands on watches. soon
gets the delicate works in such condition
that only the matchmaker can put them
in proper shape
The Washington times., 1906-03-10

closely he will not see it. the little
groups break up. 1t is the time ball
operated from the Naval Observatory.
and when il falls the time is high noon.
Every cay this ball is dropped exactly
at 70 o'clock. SO accurate is the meeha-
nism that operates it. that the variance
is too small for an ordinary timepiece
TO record any difference from day TO
day The persons who watch this per-
formance almost regularly every day,
do SO to see how many seconds their
watches have lost or gained during the
last tWeuty-fouT hours.
Perhaps the largest group gathers in
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bill, in its Senate form. IS put before
the House. The regulars, led by Mr..
Hamilton, chairman Of the Committee
on Territories, will move to nOn-con-
cur in the Senate's amendment 70 the
bill The insurgents, led by Mr.. Bah
cock and supported by the Democrats.
will move TO concur
AS one Of the House leaders said to-
day, the votes on these motions will
show whether or not the insurgents :
have gained sufficiently to keep joint
Statehood from being bestowed upon
Arizona and New Mexico. The matter
will not come before the House be
fore March 19, as the leaders desire to
have the full membership present. and
by that time the members of the
Rivers and Harbors Committee, now on
a tunket, will have returned.