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(Sesi6n de Ia adeEe del o.

A las 8 hay cuatro sefiores en- 81 salon.
DR.. Barbosa, Tesorero, Attorney Graha-
me. Tambien Sanchez Morales Seis con
el Director del Consolidado.
Ei pr. Barbosa el Attorney hacen
frases referente los tpatos'' y el otro doc
tor le explica Mr.. Feuille 10 que 81 en-
tiende quiere deciE ESQ. Pregunta 81 don
Rerminio vendra esta noche. Llega Mr..
Ward.
Mr.. Post. No Sc comienza la session por
que ae esta pendiente de las conferencias
de las respectivas camisiones
FL senior Tesorero trabaja en- su pupitre.
s y 20: listii session.
El Preaidente frma el G. B Z.
Tambi6n nosotros de conferences con
Mr.. Grahame y de interprete el Attorney.
Llega Diaz Navarro. III. B. 75. III. B.
rs. Sc presenta un snstituto
III. B. 16: que no Sc concurra las en-
miendas de Ia Camara.
Llega el doctor del Vale desde Ia
mitad del salon dice ''ay''. Attorney, Diaz
Navarro J Ward para Ia conferencia del
G. B. 16
H. B. "a. La comisi6n presenta un
sustituto. El Presidente frma ell G. B. 81
G. B. 81 10 frma ell Presidente. G. B. 70
pasa frma del Presidente.
G. B. 4 La comisi6n de conferencias
da cuenta de que sc ha puesto de acuerdo
en- las enmiendas. Pasa. AL votar ell se-
nor Auditor hace que lie lean el tftulo del
bill = vota de acuerdo.,
G. B. Is. Contra el juego. Ha pasa-
do sin enmiendas en- la Camara FL. B.
SO. Que Sc pague Secretaries de Mar
shalls y Secretaries 10 que Sc les dei6 de
asignar en- los presupuestos pasados.
El Tesorero hace una petici6n el bill
pasa Comisi6n de Hacienda. G. B. 72.
Aprobado en- Ia CSmara con enmiendas.
III. r. 3. Protection del cafe de Puerto Ri
co. Pasa 2a lectura.
G. B. 73. Comisi6n de conferencia.
III. B. rs. Ell Attorney pide BE infor-
me favorablemente.
G. B. rs. Mr.. Post: que Sc apruebe.
Queda aprobado Ell informe.
H. r. 3. Protection para ell cafe de
Puerto Rico
Sanchez Morales pregunta 81 ESQ vino
hoy de abaio.
Bill de Notarioa Sanchez Morales le
dice 81 Attorney que todos los amos viene
un Dill.
Buenas visitas. 81 amigo Noble viene
acompanado de dos distinguidas damas
Las bellas sefioritas Noble Fuertes to-
man asiento primero en- el salon del pli-
blico y luego al lado de Ia Presidencia.
El DR.. del Vale pide Sc apruebe el III.
R. 3 cuando Sc levante la comision total.
Mr.. Ward galante: va q saludar las
damas.
Mr.. Post pide 81 consentimiento undui-
me para el III. b. Is. Por unanimidad.
Salem para comisi6n los sefiores Ward, Te-
sorero y Barbosa.
G. B. rs. Castigar el iuego. V6tase.
Falkner, Sanchez J Grahame, no. Pasa
por contra 3.
| ClViene la H. j. r. nGmero 8. ''Para
solicitar del Congreso de los Estados Uni
dos protection para el cafe de Puerto Rico
La cldusuIa primera dice: Que se resta
blezca la imposition de un derecho arance-
lario de 3 q 5 centavos por libra al cafe
del extranjero que &c importe para el con-
sumo en- los Estados Unidos
III. j. r. dice e1 Secretario. va vo-
tarse. reptile ell senior Castro. Por liata. AL
llegar Mr.. Falkner Sc oye un 'no" seco
y penetrante que hace converter las mira
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La ASOCIACION D {
GsCritOrGs y artis-
tas en- AreCibO.
MOvimientO maritime. Otras nOti-
o;aa
{ De maestro c0rre8pon8aI.)

Mario 6.-Para el Jueves esta anuncia-'
do ell benefcio del actor Sr. Manuel Mar
tinez Casado, en- nuestro teatro, con la her
mosa obra de Guimerd 'Tierra Baja" y
la zarzuela ''Niha Pancha."
Anoche en- los salones del Casino tuvo
efecto una reunion de yarios Sres. preside
da por ell DR.. Manuel Martinez Rosell6,
con el fin de designar la Junta local de la
Association de escritores Artistas"
Despu6s de esponer el DR.. Martinez
Rosell6. el obieto de la reunion Sc proce-
di6 la designation de los seflores que tie
nen que componer la citada junta local,
siendo elejidos: Presidente, Sr. j E. Mar
tinez Quintero; Vice-presidente, don Julian
Muro; Secretario, don Jose de J. Estevez;
Tesorero, don Joe6 Lim6n de Arce Vo-
cal, DR.. Fernando AIeman.
Para el sabado prepare la Compafifa
Martinez Casado una function 4 benefcio
de la Association de Escritores Arts.
tas', que generosamente ofreci6 dar en-
San Juan y que hoy cumple dandola en-
esta ciudad Sc confecciona el programa
que sera muy variado y &c espera en- esa
noche la protection del p6blico.
Hoy Sc encuentran en- puerto, un vapor
alem6n eargando cafe, el vapor 'sArkadia''
cargando azGcar, el Puerto Rico car
gando y descargando mercancias una
goleta americana con maderas
Los Sres. que componen el Jurado que
ha de actuar el 19 de este mes en- la Cor
te de Distrito, son: don Pedro Figueroa,
don Ramon Rivera, don Juan Santoni,
don Pedro Rivera, don Antonio Tuya, don
Fabian Miranda, don Ramon Rosado, don
Juan Davila, don Hilario Case, don Juan
Lluveras, don Francisco Coll, don Benig-
no Balseiro, don Manuel Astor, don Bau-
tista Urbistondo, don Miguel Urdaz, don
Andres Gimenez, don Bautista Miranda,
BenignO Zeno, Francisco Cord6va, Fer
nando Ball.
El sr. ]. Gonzalez Ginorio, inspirado
compositor ha compuesto una preciosa
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LIGA De BASE BALL.
La Alta EseusIa Central es champion.

La liga que forman las partidas de la
Alta Escuela Central, la Normal La In
dustrial con el fin de celebrar desaffos de
pelota, terminar6 ell sabado pr6ximo.
El torneo final sera entire La Industrial
y la Normal. Cada partida ha fgurado
en- ocho desaffos y la Alta Escuela Central
ha obtenido ell triunfo en- seis de ellos. La
Alta Escuela ha derrotado a la Normal
tres veces y la Industrial igual n6mero
de veces.
La Alta Escuela tambi6n obtuvo triun-
70 sobre la partida del buque de guerra
Eagle"
Por estas victorias la Ala Escuela
Central es champion" en- el ano ac-
tual.
Los alumnos que forman la partida
triunfante son:
Robert Denton, Angel Sire, Miguel
Montesinos, Juan Dfaz de Andino, Angel
Loubriel, Cruz Castro, Lorenzo Ruiz, En-
rique Gimenez y Ramon Rosario.
He aquf la relaci6n de las victorias
derrotas:
TantO pOr
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teresa al pals, Ell Comit6 Executive debe
consignar en- su ibro de actas uu voto de
gracias para sus representatives los Srea La
rrfnaga, Todd J Bus6 Cabrera, y ynosotros 10
proponents, con honor J satisfaction, pues-
to el pensamiento en- Ia patria j nuestra
confanza en- Dios de que muy pronto, por
el trabajo de esa Comisi6n, por Ia Fersis-
tencia patriotismo del pueblo puertorri-
queno, y por Ia justicia en- que informa
sus actos el espfritu americana, 81 status
polftico de nuestra isla ha de cambiar,
amaneciendo para nosotros el dia hermoso
de Ia redenci6n y de la justicia. San Juan,
P, r. Mario 6, 1906. r. Fl. DeIgado,
Manuel Perez Aviles MaECelino sol6
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An en- impranfa 60 vends papel ds pe.
Eidaieo yislo { $500 quintal.
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Iant0 p0F

DANA que lleva ell nombre .'Belencita" y
Ia cual fu6 tocada eI domingo en- el Tea
tro. Ha editado tambi6n este apreciable
amigo, un precioso intermezzo morisco que
titula .'Zoraida'' y el cual ha dedicado &
la Sra. Trina PalilIa de Sanz.
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.UN PROYECTO DE
ley del se1Or de
Diego.
ASOCiaCiOneS de con-
CsjOs lnunicipaIes.
En- Ia Camara De delegates.

El senior Jose de Diego present6 el III
guiente proyecto de ley, para autorizar las
AHociaciones de Concejos Municipales
Decr6tese por la Asamblea Legislative
de Puerto Rico.
Secci6n Los Conceios Municipales
podr6n asociarse constituir una corpora
ci6n cfvica, siendo en- ella representados
por los alcaldes miembros de dichos con-
cejos, organizando los comites permanen-
tes neceSarios los fines de Ia Asocia.
ci6n.
Secci6n LAS Asociaciones de Con-.
cejos Municipales tendran personaIidad
iurfdica, todos los efectos de la Ley ci-
vii, dentro de las facultades que les otorga
Ia presente Ley.
Secei6n 3.-Dichas asociacioHes serSn
cuerpos deliberantes consultivOa con
facultad hastante para dirigir memoriales
8 peticiones al Congress- de los Estados
Uridos la Asamble Legislative de Puer-
to Rico cualquiera otros poderes 6 ms
tituciones federales insularez. Como
tales cuerpos juridicos, tendr&n al deEech0
de celebrar reEniones aEambleas en-
elias deliberar sobre asuntos de interes
general para los municipiOs para el pue-
bio de Puerto Rico.
SOcci6n Los Conceios Municipales
podr6n en- sus respectivoa presupuestos
consignar Ia cantidad indispensable para
contTibuir & los gastos de las asOciaciones
de los mismos concejOs, sin que en- ningdn
case Ia cantidad consignada para tai obje-
to pueda exceder de $500 en- los munich
pios de primera cIase, de 5000 en- los de
segunda y de 800 en- los de tercsera ca
tegorfa.
secci6n 5:-Esta Ley regir6 desde Ia f.
cha de su aprobaci6n.
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En- La Correspondence

Sc hace toda clase de ira
bajo de Tipografia, a una 0 mas
tintas. Sc imprimen facturas y
con tintade copiar.
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Married..

Jay Gou'd Hrchison, son of the
late Rev. /. b. HUI Gibson
and Miss Francis Kilgore, daugI +
of K. ii. Kilgore, OF Catlettsburg,
were united in marriage In the Cat
lettsburg Baptist church on
Wednesday, Dec. 81, 1895, Rev
b. S. Akers officiating.
The happy young couple boarded
the b. 81 o. train, at Kenova,
"Wednesday afternoon for Clarks
burg, where they " ill make their fu.
ture home. Many of their friends OF
the "gate city" accompanied them
to the train and scattered rice In
large quantities on and about the
bridal couple as they departed.
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The past week was gay one for
the young people of Cer-do./ A
gathering or party of some kind was
held almost every night during the
week. Gu Monday night the Sew
ing Club met at the home Of Mrs
K l. Black; on Tuesday night a
party was given at the home of the
Misses Bush; Wednesday night a
ball was given at Mis-. Robt.
Wrighrs; Thursday night Misses
Edith and HERNIA Marcum enter
NAMED; Friday night Mrs. w. O
Franklin received at her home in
kenova. A complete rest was TAX
en- on Saturday and Sunday nights,
but at the ball given at Wright's
Opera House, Monday night. all
lost time was made up. Tuesday
night the Sewing Club met with
Mrs. Wayne b. Ferguson.
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Partlow.-Catlettsburg Press, Dec.
3d.
Miss Nettie Barber, of Inez
v tied relatives here last week.
Mrs. e. A. Wrigh, gave a dinner
to several of her friends on New
Years day.
Mrs. Lucien Ferguson. of near
Wayne, is the guest of relative Q
here.
For RENT.-A cottage on East
First street. Natural gas in build
and we'll Of water near
Il. Il. MCDoUGAL.
Mrs. &. K. Archer, of Fairmont,
has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Patterson, at Cen
trail City, for the past few days.
We notice by the items from
Catlettsburg in the Ashland hide.
pendent that Prof. L. b. Mcclure
aud son Lawrence, of Wayne, visit
ed the "gate city" last week. Law
renee is teaching at Charleston this
winter.
This paper did not suspend for
the holidays Is Is the usual custom
of many weekly papers Our bust
ness has grown to such an extent
that We cannot afford to disappoipt
our patrons by not furnishing = pa
per each week in the year
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Teacher-Whst is water2
Boy-Something that comes
down Twelve Pole after a rain.
Teacher--That is correct, ia q
measure.
Boy-Yes; dad says most of it
has been measured by the acre for
years.
Teacher-Of what elements is
water composed?
Boy-Don't know dad says The
water they we're hauling from
Twelve Pole for the public we'll
just before court, had everything
10 it-bsck-ysrd and barn-yard
scourings, typhoid fever and lots
Of other things.
Teacher-Name some of the
uses we make Of water.
Boy-Dad says that 10 the pub
lie we'll was for people to drink,
but If be ever heard of my drink.
ing out of that we'll, he'd skin
me alive.
Teachsr-You can sit down aud
study your lesson on frogs that [
prepared for you.
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New Years Ball.

The ball given in Wright's Opera
House on New Years night by the
Young men Of this place was well
attended and highly enjoyed. An
orchestra from Huntington had been
engaged to furnish the music, bu
on account of sickness in the family
of one OF the players they failed to
come. ButV the young folks who
bad gathered were determined To
dance and P. K. Thomson and p.
P. Chapman (assisted by Mayor
Sturgily were secured and With
their violin and guitar rendered
music sweet and good enough for
anyone whose desires are to "trip
the light fantastic" Refreshments
were served about midnight, when
dancing was resumed and kept up
until 2 o'clock, I tuesday, morning.
A number Of persons were present
from adjoining towns.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-03
Save Ten Gents and Shave
Yourself.

You have heard of the famous
Gillette Safety razor! 1t require.
no honing or stropping, has twelve
sharp blades and any one can use 1t.
A man eau shave bimself In five
minutes. Price $500. Come and
look at them.
Florentine Drug Store, Wild d
Boette, Huntington, w. Va.
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NO.ICeI

Rumor duplicates others than
John Gearheart "a the murderer of
Alec. Mullens 1t Ceredo, July 10,
1901. A liberal reward is offered
any one making affidavit to or Civ.
ing information tending to disprove
Gearbesrt the criminal or suggest
ing 9th rs. Affidsvits can be made
before L. T. McDouga Notary
Public. lJan4w.
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The Original.

Foley & Co, Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
and Tar many limitations are offered for
the genuine. Ask for "Foley's" Honey
aud Tar and refuse any substitute offer
cd as no other preparation will give the
same satisfaction. Ii is mildly laxative
Ii contains no opiates and is safest for
children and delicate persons. Sold by
the BloSs Drug Store.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-03

The Ceredo High School foot ball
team and the lroDtou blgh School
team met on the gridiron at this
place last Wednesday and the man
ner IN which our team handled the
pig skin would have done justice 70
the Yale or Harvard teams. The
score stood 25 TO in favor of the
Ceredo boys. Some of the Ironton
players PASSED through the motley
crowd like nightmare while the
venerable 90 lronton umpire han
died the ysrdstick like a section
hand at $40 per. The members
of the lronton team were considera-
bly, heavier than the Ceredo boys,
and notwithstanding this they at
tempted to slug our boys; but 10,
and behold, at this game the Cere-
doites we're also equal to the Buck
eye lads and it was indeed a sorry
looking crowd that boarded Cam
den Interstate car that evening for
the Ohio tom. The following IL
the lineup of the Ceredo team:
Jesse Pyles, C. Ray Wright, q b. /;
Will Piles, b. Ed Adkins, b
b Charley Dye, /. b. b.; Sam
Hinds, e.; Roy Switzerland, l. !;
Elbe johnson, !. g; Newt. Evick,
r. e.; Will Rife, r. /; Chas Mar
cum, r. .. Not a single score has
been made against our eleven since
it's organization, and 1t is probably
the strongest minor team in the
Ohio Valley. Captain Will Pyles
challenges any $50 ID. team in the
Ohio Valley for q game. -"
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Splendid Gas Nantes at
the Advance Stationery
Store for only I'D cents.
Better ones two for 25 cts.

w ANTED: By Chicago wholesale and
w mail order house. assistant manager
imam or woman Tor this county and ad joi al ne
territory. Salary t2O and expenses paid weekly;
eNpens money advanced Work pl. asant; DO
sitton permanent No investment OF expert-
ence Il qu.ed. Write at once Tor full particu.
lars and enclose self addressed envelope
COOPER CO.
fuovlOw 1872 Lake s, chicago In
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= Division Street. CatIettsburg, Ky :
III

Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Harrington
entertained a number Of friends la I
Monday night in honor of their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse b.
Smith.
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How to Avoid Pneumon "A

We have never heard of a single in
stance Of cold resulting in Pneumonia
or other lung trouble when Foley's
Honey and Tar has been taken 1t not
only stops the cough, but heals and
strengthens the lungs Ask for Foley 5
Honey and Tar and refuse any substi
tute offered. DIR. O. j Bishop, Of Ag-
new, Mich, writes: Il have used
Foley's Honey and Tar in three very
severe cases Of pneumonia with good
results in every case" Sold by the
Bloss Drug Store.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-03

ESMAN WANTED to look
after our interest in Wayne and ad-
jacent counties. Salary or Com.
mission. Address THE HARVEY
OIL CO., Cleveland, y.
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The "Porridge Bowl" at the re-
ceptlon given by Mrs. RDbt. L..
Black on Monday evening of last
week created more merrIment and
laughter, 80 reported, than anything
OF the kind ever witnessed in this
community Miss Edith Marcum
and Others won valuable prizes.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-03

David Taylor were married Christ
mas eve At the NJ f. church on
Adams avenue, immediately follow.
ing the religious observance of the
evening. Rev A. d. Craig per.
formed the marriage usremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Octave Piymsle of Wash.
ington avenue while the groom is u
popular young contractor of this
CITY. The bride was gowned in
White satin and carried brides roses
After the ceremony they were con.
graduated by hundreds Of friends
present.
They will make their future home
In Huntington Huntington Dis
patch. Dec. q.
We received an account of the
above mentioned W ddlug from a
friend In Central City after the
above was put in type. The bride
received many hsndsome and cost
iv presents, among them being q
diamond ring, gold neck lace, ar
ticles of cut glass, stc., etc. The
bridal party left after the wedding
Ter New YORK aud other eastern
cities on a wedding tour, to be
gone about ten days. After their
return they will 90 to housekeep
ing IN Huntington, where they
have newly furnished b ,me.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-03

IL you want a life InsurailSI
cy in a splendid old line d
that gives large dividends:
I. Il. MeDougal.
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STORE FOR SALE

AZ Flat Top, nj 'rcer Co, w. Va. spIeudid
dwelling house and fine line of about szuOOf IA
t3,OOO worth of store goods, aud acre site, do
ing from ts,OU TO $1,000 worth OF business a
year: WIN sell at bargain on acconnt o6
wife, health. No. ss7. The people 49,
real estate for every body. I=.
80 CHALFANr, TRfPPETT q SIND
looctI3w Buckha
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FurS at 10 per cent discount from former prices
Scdrts, MunS Cluster Collars, Pelerines, BDas
MnH aud Scarf Sets etc, in all popular fur skins
lhe new lower prices range like this: Sic So,
to s2L60 Wv W
Cniidren'S and Misses Cloaks at 10 per cent dis
connt. During the whole season we've been SHOW.
Ing cmldren's garments with different stye fcx-.
lures" more exclusive than thlse shown el0o-
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-01-03
K. OF P. Officers.

The following named persons were
elected as officers of Ceredo Lodge,
No. so, last Thursday evening, 70,
the ensuing term:
Wayne +. Ferguson, &. c.
II. h. Rutherford, V. G.
w. +. Bruins Pr.laie.
John lrby. M. at A.
1. L. MoDougal. X. of X. & S.
* l.. Black, NJ. of f.
w. Il. Ferguson, NJ. Of f.
George Wright. M. of w.
VIM. Workman, |. q.
Nathan Frssher, o. G..
e.. w. Thomson, Trustee.
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hvec
IN
dbuy
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where. Our stock, though much smaller still
affords nice picking for those who like distinction
I'm children's dress. New prices: 9Oc, $li2, L35
81 20, 2 20, 90, 20 90, AZ, o To- = 10, y 20
$3.50 White Wool Blankets, IL 4 siz : at per pair
&3 $50
4 little cotton with the chain adds to their dur,
ability various combinations OF colots form the
borders We include several pairs lO-4 and l 4 all
soied) BE early.
The Washington times., 1906-01-18
NO GRAFT IN NORWAY
IS BJORNSON'S BOAST
Son of the Grand Old Man Saws
Bribery Is UnheaTd OF
There.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1S.-"Although
the entire kingdom has only about as
many Inhabitants as you have in Phil
adelphia, Norway does not know what
graft means, and she pays her new
King a salary OF $50 600 a year. which
is three times as much as the President
Of the great United States gets"
Ering Btornson, son of Bjornste~ne
BjOrnson. the Grand old Man of Nor
way" makes this statement with con-
siderable satisfaction.
We have no laws against bribery. -
he said. for there never has been any
bribery in Norway. No man who is not
a Christian can hold Office in my conn
trv We have smaller percentage of
illiterate persons than any other coun-
try in the world.
We have more distinguished men in
the worlds records than many q larger
nation, our university NJ Christiara is
famous all over Europe and has 0f0
students; drunkenness and pauDerisn
as seen IN some parts of Eu~oDe and
America, are unknown in my country.
We nave large number OF divorces. il
Is true, but they are never granted
unless both parties agree to the Seua-
ration; all the railroads. telegram and
telephone companies are owned bv the
state: ne get unlimited telephone sArv-
Ice for 80 year OF your money. and
ride on the street cars for cents.
On the whole. tt isn't To be wondered
at that MIR Bjornson likes Norway.
The Washington times., 1906-01-18

burg. Mt Jackson. and Cape Charles
have been added TO the dry towns.
TIE following interesting statistics We're
given;
Number of saloons at present in Vir-
ginia. including the four at Cape
Charles. which will be closed in few
days. 1.Ul6. dec sase Of 50 during the
year; - wholesale NCuOr dealers. 13 a de
crease of {, social clubs. So. AN increase
Of SO; breweries Z. an increase of 3; hO-
tells with Hduor licenses. g. an increase
of i, brandy distillers, 10, an increase
OF g.
There are only q saloons in the couu-
try districts OF Virginia. leaving out sa-
looms in country places contiguous to
cities. There are II dispeusaries in the
state. President Cannon. in his address
declared that no additional result could
I've obtained from the Mann law until
uistilleries are brought unCer It's pro-
visions as saloons have virtually been
swept out OF The country districts Of the
State and out OF towns OF less than 80
lnla hitatTS
The Washington times., 1906-01-18
Chronic Catarrh OF Throat
and Lungs.

Mrs. Virginia CaViana. room 81. Cam
bridge Block. Portland. Ore. member
of Companions of Forresters and De-
gree of Honor, (branch Woodmen of the
WOTld) writes:
1 was chronic sufferer with catarrh
of the throat and lungs for a long time
before Perund Was recommended to me.
ION the advice of friend I gave Pc
runa trial. although I thought at the
time that it would be JUST like other
medicines and do me no good
Il was pleased 10 find that / was mis-
taken and my Improvement began in
less than TWO weeks and continued un-
til at the end of four months / was en-
tirely well and certainty looked like an
other person.
had "a splendid appetite and am indeed
grateful fer what your medicine has
done for me. Success attend YOU