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tic judges have been appointed, and the priests have been banished, while Socialists preach from the pulpit and celebrate marriages under the red flag.
 Famine and the lack of coal are fea- lures of the situation in the southeast, where fighting is still in progress. and the North Causasian Republic has been duly organized. Anarchy prevails along the whole Siberian railroad ow. ing to the mutiny of returning troops. Several plots to take the life of the ear have been discovered.
 From an inspired article in the Novoe Fremya, declaring that the manifesto of Oct. 90 does not affect the status of the autocracy and warning that the coming duoma must not m",ldle with the basic law concerning the ears au- thority, il is generally believed that Count Witte is siding with the reaez ti0naries It is said that he reekons upon 70 per cent of the Manehurian army as loyal and as sufficient 10 over come any revolt
 The budget for 1906 shows that the total cost of the war k figured at S1.050. .000 000 and that it will he neces= sary to borrow $240,5O0, OO0
 Morales Gives 1t Up.
 Under cover of darkness the fugitive President Morales took refuge ill the American legation at Santo Domingo and was taken away on a United States gunboat. with the tacit consent of act ing President Caceres In his efforts to escape pursuers Morales had broken one of his legs and he was otherwise in most delapidated condition
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tiOn and prove a reconstructive rather than promoter of waste. This will qire nature q tdiT chance to put in motion normal work of repair and tissue building.
 Such q tonic was grown in Natures Laboratory, hidden in the ground and brought thence forty years ago by Dr. k. Y. Pierce, who has made the treat ment of lingering diseases his lifelong study and care
 He uses glyceric extracts instead of alcoholic ones, exactly proportioned and combined by processes of his own inYen. hon, first used in his private practice and Golden Medical Discovery" which Is composed of Golden Seal root Queens root, Stone root, Black Cherry bark, Blood foot and Mandrake root
 :, Mrs. A. T. Jones. of 926 Hayes Street, san francisco Cal, writes "As a child l Was del1cate. and great care was taken of me because some of my relatives had died 0t consumption. although my father and mother were healthy. l grew up with only the or dinary diseases of all children. but about TWO years ago l contracted severe cold which would not yield to such home=tredt- ment as was handy. Doctors were tried. but after three months of this treatment l was only worse. Then l was advised to try Dr fierce's Golden Medical Discovery. and am glad 10 say that three bottles moi only cured me of the cold and cough. but made me feel better than l ever had before. will always nave bottle of this medicine in the house. NoSNHevcs.a These tiny. sugar-coated anti E,NssSs bilious granules regulate and
 keWe%~ invieOrate Stomach Liver and
 Bowels. Do not beget the pill habli, but cure constipation. one or two each day for laxative and regulator. three or four for an active cathartic. Once tried ssiways in favor; Put up in yials; always fresh and reliable
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SOCIOLOGICAL
Large Family as an Evil.

Large Family as an Evil.
 The Key. owen R. Loyejoy, secretary of the national child labor committee. Is attracting attention by taking stand in opposition ID the views of President Roosevelt regarding race suicide. h all address tt New Rochelle, \. Y, Mfr Loreioy openly declared that the presi- dent WAS mistaken and remarked that many men who are working for less wages than their fathers would hesitate, if thex were conscientious at the re sponsibility of bringing children into the world to struggle and tOii for a bare livelihood without prospects of advancement" Mr Lovejoy says that there are about 2.e00000 children em= ployed i'll manufacturing and mining in this country. In the south the number of children in cotton mills alone has in- creased from 2s.000 to 10000 in the last ten years
 This country k making the same mistake as Englan1 made during the last century he declared We are spinning the lives of our boys and girls Into cotton or wearing them out in glass factories and coal mines We are sac rifcing them to the great American idea of turning ont the largest output of goods Ut the least expense
 Dr. Norton.s Easy Death letter.
 The latest notable accession to the ranks of those who advocate the hu mane killing of hopelessiy insane. hope lessly diseased and hopelessly injured in accident is Dr Charles Eliot Nor ton, former professor of literature at Harvard. His recent letter to Anne $. Hall of Cincinnati. one of the leaders of this cult is headed An Appeal to
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ground for holding every human life as inviolabiy sacred and to be preserved, mo matter with what results to the in dividual or to others" He believes no right thinking man would hesitate to end the suffering and life together of the victim of an accident where recov- cry was impossible and that It is "crim- inal cruelty" to prolong the life of a person suffering from cancer and who wants to die He does not hesitate to call it plain duty to shorten instead the life of an old person whose mind has become a chaos of wild imaginings productive of constant distress not only to the sufferer, but to all who live with and attend him" He believes that dis cussion of this subject may lead to more enlightened public opinion and to a consequent relief of much misery.
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 cabinet He declares for the payment of a salary to members Of the com mons. woman suffrage. trienHia1 par lIaments, eight hour work day and the abolition of the houfe of lords and all hereditary authority, which would in clude the crown itself The UnioniSt press accuses Burns of using seditious language at the very moment that he was about to take office and vow ale. glance to the king
 Germany's Moroccan Record.
 The German version of what has tak en place at the capital of Morocco Was published Jan. at Berlin in what Is known as q white book" It tells how the sultan was willing to treat with Germany. England, France and Spain and how he asked the German consul # France represented the whole of Ea= rope in respect to certain reforms for Morocco The German foreign offiee has made known it's HHaltefable hestil= ny 10 Frances policing Morocco
 Airships For Portugal.
 The Portuguese government has au fhorzed it's engineers fo Inspect avail able airshipS in England. France and America with a view to purchasing two for the expedition against the reYolted tribes in west Africa This will make Portugal the first country b employ steerable airShips in warfare
 Socialists In French Senate.
 The senatorial elections in France ere ated party divisions as follows Repub- ican~ of the Left, 27: Radicals 70; So eiali~t Radicals H. Pure Socialists. :. .. Nati0HajS;,. 6; Reactionaries 16. Pro gressists. IT, II Is the first time that extreme Socialists have been elected to the senate
 Japans War Cabinet Out.
 The Marquis Saionii, tlIe new prime minister of Japan retains the ministers of war. marine and finance who served under Katsura The Progressive par ty headed by Count Okuma, k not however. represented Premier satonil Is the leader of the Seiyukai assoeia- ton. the party of Marquis Ito.
 Revolutionary Fires Still Burn.
 Despite the utmost efforts of the Russian government and in contradic. ton of numerous official reports tie truth appears to be that In two i'm portant sections of the country-name- ly, the Baltic provinces and the Cau- casus region, the people are living un- der and defending complete revolution ary forms of government. In the Bal
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Another Middy Arrested.
5 CT E N TIFIC
4 California Ivory Mine.

4 California Ivory Mine.
 \ hnge mound of sea walrus tusks has been unearthed in the process of excavation for the new Coast Line rail way in southern California, branch of the Southern Pacific. The tusks range from two to three feet in length and from nine to twelve Inches thick With them was found the petrifed remains of mastodon. These relics are sup posed to date back to the glacial epoch,
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says that the matter has ac- quired new claim for con sideratiOn ow- ing to the ad- vance in knowl- edge, and espe- cially in medi
 cine and sur
 gerry, forthe pur- pose Of len gth
 cning Wretchetl lives. He in
 sists that there L.. n .. L. |.
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R E LIG 70 U 5
San Francisoo's Hindoo Temple.

San Francisco's Hindoo Temple.
 \ Hindoo priest known as Swami Trigunatita of San Francisco has dedi- cated in that city temple of worship called the Yedanta mission. Although it is only d small affair, being a one story building and the membership be- ing about fifty, the importance of the event lies in the claim that it is the first Hlndoo church building to be
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se K AlEDf 0i bod Y and activity of the na atural fnne= tionS.
 The Kind of as- SiStgHcf iS import ant. It must hot be stimulation for that gives but tenn porary effect, and the reaction k more | hl hl 4 Il depressing q T Tol5C tt8ii it@ofle that will re-estat,- fish normal diges- tlOn and ;ISStHIlitt-
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also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order.
 What To Do.
 There Is comfort i'll the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. kilmer's Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy, fulflls every wish i'll curing rheumatism, pain in the back, kidneys. liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passage. It corrects inability to hold water and scalding pain i'll passing 1t, or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overeomes that unpleasant ne cessity of being compelled to go often during the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root IS soon realized. It stands the higheS for it's wonderful cures of the most dl~- tressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by drug gists in fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes.
 Tou may have sample bottle and a book that tells all f~1'ts-- aboutit, bothsent free r, ,:i:ss. :'::s.:Ss hy mail. Address Dr. ss:;,..Es,;.; Kilmer & Go, Bing- -'sissss slss s.l..sss s=sss9 hamton, N Y When Home of swamp-feoot writing mention this paper and don't make any mistake, but remember the name. Dr. Kilmerss Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton, N. \.
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close Jan. h all paf United Kingdom theRaH aHous=Is.ll@ ty leaders have
 entered into tlls. eleetol cam paign.
 Among tiietIli- usual fmhneof the British eit.te ton csGlHIllp,;il=ii III p,;il=ii gIIll=iiss =iisss the lislletl .lohll RtltifS h, l,ftr member of the
The Springdale news., 1906-01-26
COM ME RCIAL
A s3o.ooo.o .ooo Rubber Company.

A s3oooooo0 Rubber Company.
 The Continental Rubber company has just been incorporated in New Jersey with I capital stock of $3ooo0,00o to make rubber and its products The in- eorporators are dummies, and tie real owners do not appear
 Standard Oil Absorbs Glucose
 The long expected combination of the Corn Products company. the New York Glucose company and other eon eerns comprising almost the entire glH- eose industry of the country Las beea announced at New York The plan ia wolves the creation of d new company 10 be known as the Corn Products Re fiHing company, to he incorporated in New Jersey with capital of SS0.00o. 000, of which S50OO0 OOo will be pre- ferred and S3o.0O000O common stock l.. T Bedford, president of the Glucose company. is to head the new concern. He is identified with Standard Oil in serests. Other concerns absorbed are the Warner Sugar Refining company and the St Louis Sirup and Presely. lng company.
 Wholesale Prices Increasing
 According to Dunn's revleW. the cost of living in the United States had risen 357 per cent in the e.sht years prior to July 1, l9o5 This k based on wholesale prices in the relation 10 the per capita consumption, including the cost of breadstuffs. meats, dairy and garden products. clothing metals, lum- Der. glass, paints, drugs, etc. embrac- ing practically all the necessaries of life.
 Report of Northern Securities.
 The first report since 1902 concerning the operations of the Northern Seeuri- ties company, which before the deci- sion of the supreme court was the hold ing company of the Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroads, shows legal expenses of $595,420 and a sur plus of S2S1.o Its capital stock has been reduced from $395. 400. .00o to S3- 934.000
The Springdale news., 1906-01-26
F O R E G N
British Parliament Dissolves.

Following the dissolution of parlia- ment, proclaimed by King Edward of England. Jan. 8, the necessary legal steps were taken for the election of the will meet Feb. 13 The last poll must
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q Sedl11leutO or set ting indicatesan unhealthy con
 ittion Of the kid iieys, if it stains your linen it is evidence of kid ney trouble too frequent desire to pass 1t or pain i'll the back is
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Has Stood the Test a5 Years

The old, original GROVES Tasteess Chill Tonic. You know what you are taking. It is iron and quinine in a taSteleSS torm. No cure. No pay 50c 2jan-1yr.
The Springdale news., 1906-01-26

The gloss which comes from hard work isn't always to be found on the clothes If the man who has the gen uine stamp of genius on his brow.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Italian Volcanoes Active.

Italian Volcanoes Active.
 Roth Mount Etna and Mount Tesu vius. in Italy, are reported to be in eruption. and streams Of 1gva have damaged the railway up EesuviuS. Hotels Reject Prize Fighter.
 The Waldorf Astoria. the Nethcrlalal and several other New York hotels have refused to accommodate Joseph r. Hagen known te the sporting world as Jack 0,Brieh because of his con nez aon with pugilism
 President Joins Order.
 President Roosevelt was initiated into the ImproHed Ortler of Red Men by officers of tie order who called on him at Washington and conferred upon him honorary membership.
 Accidents
 The West hotel of Minneapolis, Minn., caught fire, and the flames gained such headway that ten persons were killed by the ensuing panic.
 While the battleship squadron com handed by Admiral Evans was leaving New York harbor the Alabama struck the Kentucky glaneing blow SD that the latter had to lay up for repairs. The Kentucky and kearsarge both went aground in the miXup. A naval court of inquiry was ordered.
 \ part of the village of Hayerstraw. N l., which had been undermined for years by briekmakers and on which thirteen houses stood. was swept into disastrous landslide while people in the houses were asleep. The houses caught fire so that there was no hope of escape for the occupants, twenty two of whom were killed.
 Deaths.
 pr William +. Harper, president of the University of Chicago, died Jan 10 at his home in Chicago after an illness Of year from cancer His last thought was of the university. and his ast words were God always helps; he al ways helps. Dr Harper was the most conspicuous among those college presi- dents who have secured large endow- mentS from men of wealth. From child hood he was known as an intellectual prodigy. graduating from Muskingum college at the age of fourteen and talk ing his degree as doc,ar of philosophy at Yale at nineteen. At twenty he was president of the Masonic college at Ma con. Tenn. He taught at Dennison, ( C., and in 1891 became the first president of Chicago university He was born n New Concord, O. in 1856
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lulS lhStliDtioHt AIdA iDt ADSOIult bless all The religion preached is called philosophy applied to practical life
 Church Unity In Canada.
 As result of the recent conference in Toronto of 100 representatives from the governing bodies of the Presbyte- riaH. the Methodist and the Congrega- tionalist churches of Canada a plan of organic union has been practically agreed upon. The new organization when finally approved by the church members will be known as the United Church of Canada" and is to be gov erned by Il general conference" after the form of the Methodists. The next lower body k to be q council of the Congregational style. and the third body in rank k to be the presbytery, headed by Il moderator.
 Church Concerts For Sums.
 The Church of the Ascension. one of the fashionable Fifth avenue churches of New York, of which the Rev. Percy S Gratt k IL sr hlf u 1ntcd the plan sEaes1 Not. fett in Il form T 9I l.5p .-.,..sss Magazine Of a series of popular evening eoH eFJ5 . audiences com posed wholly of the people of the teae- ments
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Report of Northern Securities.
E x E C U T l V E
Medal to Surgeon Church.

Medal to Surgeon Church.
 The formal presentation of medal of honor 10 Captain James R. Church, assistant surgeon in the First United States cavalry during the Spanish war, for gallantry at the battle of Guasimas was made by President Roosevelt. This was Colonel Roosevelt's regiment, and the presdelt testified to being an eye witness to Captain Churchs gallantry.
 Then in an address to the legislative committee of the American Medical as- sociation the president sounded note of warning as to the future in case Of war on account of an inadequate med ical corps He referred to the lesson the Japanese have given us in this re- spect.
 Another Middy Arrested
 Midshipman John r. Miller of Lam caster, Ky. who was expected to grad uate at the head of this years class, was arrested at the Naval academy on charges of hazing several members of the fourth class.
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UNSEEN DANGER IS ON OUR TRACK

From the time of our birth till we lie down for the last time
 Ihe best defense from the dangers of
The Springdale news., 1906-01-26
Thousands Have Kidney
 Trouble and Never Suspect it,
How To Find Out.

Fill bottle or Comtnon glass with your water and let 1t stand tWenty-four hours
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this inscription. May the Absolute bless all The religion preached is called philosophy applied to practical life"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-02

direct or indirect results than in judicfous
advertising. Those cities which have tried
this method OF reminding the outside world
that they are still on the map and doing
business have found that it yields hand
some returns and they have not regretaea
the outlay. Birmingham needs more capitai
to develop its resources and more iapoleIs
Not ess than 10000 workmen, both sxniea
and unskilled. could be given work In TINS
district at good wages. How are TINS capltai
and this labor to be secured? One OF the
best ways Is by advertising Birmingham A
city cannot afford to neglect this Judicioos
advertising builds up city just as II does
a private business enterprise.
Another city which proposes to increase
its trade and revenues by advertising Is
Long Branch N. J., and in that town the
citizens cite Atlantic City as an illustrious
example Of the virtues of advertising. Long
Branch, though In a measure still popular
as a seaside city, has not grown commen-
surately with the country. generation
ago the great resorts were Long Branch,
Cape May, Saratoga and Greenbrier, but adj
vertising has brought into being many other
places. The Long Branch Record, writing
on municipal advertising, says:
There is no element of risk In the
spending by city OF money for advertising.
Scores of places have found that It pays.
Right here In Jersey we have plenty OF evI-
dence among the resorts. Atlantic CITY.
the principal resort advertiser, owes its
prosperity mostly to advertising. 1t spends
5000 annually for publicity and each
year increases the amount 1ndisputably
the question of any city's, particularly re.
sorts, prosperity is bound up with that of
population. The more residents, temporary
and permanent, there are the more bust
ness and more money there are for every
body.
"That population. temporary and perma-
nent can be attracted by systematic and in
telligent advertising has been too often
demonstrated to require argument. With
even inferior advantages, the advertised
city or resort will draw more people than
the unadyertised one"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-02
Same Paw for Same Work.

The woman school teacher has her
troubles In certain cities of the east, and
for that matter. elsewhere. she does not
receive equal pay with men for equal work.
and in New York and Boston she Is for
hidden to marry-that Is, she must not re-
main a teacher in the public schools after
having taken a husband.
In New York. the women teachers
through the medium of the 1nterboroush
Teachers Association, are wagtng q cam
paign for equal pay for equal work" The
association has q membership of 1900 wom-
en- teachers. They complain that they do
not receive the same pay received by men
teachers for the same work. and they con-
template making an appeal to the legisla-
ture of New York for correction of the IN
Justice They have made number OF
appeals to the board of education, but they
allege that they have been "spurned with
contempt from the foot Of the throne 1t
is said that when President Roosevelt was
governor Of New York, and when the Davis
law, fixing the schedule of teachers salaries
was passed, the governor called attention
to the fact that there was a marked dis
crepancy between the salaries Of men and
women, and expressed the opinion that 1t
should not be SO. The teachers are making
much capital out OF this comment.
1t Is obviously true that teachers salaries
should be based on merit and not on sex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-02
Taft in Cuba.

The speech Of Secretary Taft in Ha-
vana yesterday on the occasion Of the an
nual opening of the university could not
have been improved for its diplomacy, Its
phrasing. or its wholesome good feeling.
In scope and meaning, and in its sure ap-
peal to the pride and character Of those
to whom 1t was addressed, 1t will take rank
with the best deliverances Of the period.
This man was appraised at home here first
as a great lawyer. We then took his
measure as an executive, first in the Philip
pines and then as our war minister, and
we applauded him in that capacity. Now
we are treated to taste Of his quality as
a diplomat, and he Is making good In a
most admirable manner. No wonder that
when the republicans count their jewels IN
discussing 1908 they include him with a
conspicuous show of pride. 1t may turn
out that he is now enjoying his greatest
opportunity to date, and on the eve OF
achieving a triumph in every way an honor
10 him and to his country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-02
Municipal Advertising.

ut pays TO advertise is a phrase and a
fact. Communities are making the discov-
cry which individuals made a long time
ago. and are advertising. 1t has been a
more or less common thing for western
municipalities to conduct publicity cam
paign for the purpose Of attracting in
habitants and capital, but the practice has
not generally obtained. among the older
communities OF the east. The Stars
Greater Washington Trade Train was an
innoyation in this latitude. 49,
Richmond is now making ready to ex-
pend $4,000 IN publicly exploiting its COM
mercial advantages. The Richmond Times
Dispatch says:
Advertising is the best way to increase
our trade and population
The Birmingham Age-Herald commenting
on the Richmond proposition says: .s'-
Richmond or any other leading southern
city could not invest $4,000 with better