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And If you had more cars you would?
Yes, sir
THE DEADLY PARALLEL

And IL you had more cars you would!
Yes, sir.
THE DEADLY PARALLEL
Are you acquainted with Mr.. Stubbs?
He testified in 1862 that there was
an understanding, far the orange
business was concerned, that it was
to be about equally divided between
the two roads, and as far as possible
they were not TO interfere with each
other. Is that agreement still in ef-
feet:
As a general policy, yes.
You have heard of competition of
that sort!
Yes.
But not in Southern California;
No, sir.
Does the arrangement include anything but
Dnnne (interrupting)- g)-what arrangement?
Severance-We won't interfere with each 9th
er's questions. Mr. Dunno Does the arrange
ment include anything but oranges?
Canned fruit?
The Commissioner Then you fight for canned
Bissell-Yes, sir
E. E. Calvin. vice president of the
Southern Pacific. proved an unsatis
factory witness, whose knowledge was
limited to the operating department.
treated Union Pacific and Southern Pa
cifc cars alike could be deemed SEN
sational his examination was not
fruitful
GRAHAM TOLD TO QUIT
AS much could not be said for r. A.
Graham, who followed Calvin. Gra-
hams name had been introduced in
the testimony of John d. Spreckels on
the previous day as a gentleman who
was good at buying rails but deficient
in other railroad ability 1t seemed.
however, that he had exercised himself
in other lines, and as he rolled off the
which he once peopled the Pacific the
commission seemed to have caught
true captain of industry. He had been
the owner of several charters. by right
of which he had once run a line of
steamers out of Portland for the
Orient in connection with the Oregon
Railroad and Navigation Company.
Graham-we were in competition with every
trans Pacific line along the coast. But In March.
1901, the Oregon Railroad and Navigation
ST6gbt me 70 ore g freight 0a 0ta PersSd tbeI
would charge full local rate to destination.
and they refused to let me use their wharves or
to give any outward freight Their excuse
was that 1 cut local rates to the coast. which
did. They wrote me this in a letter in March,
1901.
Severance-who signed that letter?
BENJAMIN Campbell, traffic manager Of the
Oregon Railroad and Navigation.
VIII you furnish the commission with that
letter.
will
Did you ever take any freight to San Fran
cisco9
Yes We brought the Universe here once for
1900 tons of bicycles and salt meat in cans.
DO you know Mr.. Stubbs?
Yes. ! saw him in his office in the fall of
1900 I've forgotten how the converse tiOn
started. but the UpshOt Of il was that he said
that II we were going into the Oriental business
he would like to have me bring my ships TO San
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Sister Dolly-I wonder why there are
no marriages in heaven?
Brother Jim-Because it is heaven,
my dear.-Illustrated Bits.
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HER INVENTIONS.

The young man was leaning for
ward in his chair regarding the girl
critically. He was endeavoring to
frown and not making much Of sue
cess at it, though he was bolstered up
in his efforts by a. consciousness Of
publication. The young person oppu-
site him with the imps of mischief in
her brown eyes and the tempting lit
tie quirks at the corners of her
mouth had certainly been sweetly ex-
asperating during his call.
II wonder why keep trotting
around after you," he remarked, as
though to himself. There must be
some sort of fascination to you and
yet you've never done single thing
since I've known you that really
amounted to anything you know"
That's So" agreed the girl, prompt
ly. "But you've no idea how many
times I've come within an ace of do
ing something worth while. You never
heard about my inventions, did you?''
tInventlons!" echoed the young
man with sudden visions of gathering
machinery, and other things eqaully
homogeneous when taken in connection
with an exceedingly pretty girl and a
pale pink gown. you've never"
'Almost," said the girl sweetly. Il
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k(FriilFll,nR|s

split the window ledge and the new
lace curtains blew out and caught on
the nails and tore. Mother was so
Vexed! You see, she has no patience
with any one who has an investigat-
ing turn Of mind
You should have had your ears
boxed"
you don't really mean that?" in
quired the girl pathetically. Then she
FASTENED on before the young man
could seize the chance to reply. II
won't say much about my coffee tab
let's. I've noticed that there never was
a household where all the members
were satisfied with the way coffee
was made. People always growl about
the coffee, no matter what you do, so
why not do away with all chance for
growing? Simply drop one of my cof-
fee tablets into a cup of boiling water
and there you are-always the same,
with no chance Of variation.
"No-o-o. I haven't quite decided how
to make the tablets, but that's a
minor consideration. When l get
around to it, too, I am going to graft
plants and things till l have grown
/ beautiful young spring onion with
he fragrance totally extracted; also
1 cherry tree with the cherries al
ready pitted. Best of all, shall in
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can't exactly say they are on the mar
ket yet, but thinking them up is next
thing to completing them isn't it?
Invented the first one the night
Bobby Carpenters automobile ran
over nail and we reached the thea
tire in time for the third act" she ex-
planned. TITS just two bamboo fish,
poles or something like that extended
out ahead of the front wheels with
strings hanging down and a magnet
at the end of each string Being so
near the road, all the nails and lacks
and things would fly at the magnets
and by the time the wheels reached
the spot the tires would be quite safe,
Tam awfully proud of that idea"
II should think you would be-"
said the young man. Have you
thought how handsome the autono-
bile would look trimmed up that
way?"
"Oh, well, they can cover up tie
fishpoles somehow" said the girl
easily. Maybe you'd like my burglar
protection better. [ though if the out
side window hedges could bs covered
with close-set steel spike so a burglar
couldn't stand on or hang on them to !
cut the window glass a house really |
would be safe. 1 tried to fix one by |
pounding nails in upside down-but l
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Nnw HAVEN couNrY NAT,L BANK,

NEW THVTN UUUNFT ~ U ,a5ooTSH
New Haven, Conn, Jan. 2, 1907.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of this bank for the election of d.
reetors for the ensuing year, and for
any other business that may legally be
brought before it, will be held at their
POLLS open from IL o'clock a. m. to
- m. ,,rr,rur :,
iS-Sd Cashier.
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A BRONZE MEDAL CALENDAR.

A BRONZE MEDAL CALENDAR,
The 1907 calendar of N. w. Aver &
Son, the Philadelphia advertising
agents, is just out, and as usual It is
one Of the seasons best office calen-
dars.
They have followed the same design
used In 1905, but their famous medal
and motto "Kesping Everlasting AT 1t
Brings Success" appear on a bronze
background, with gives it an exceed
ingvly rich appearance While the cal
endar is arranged with a month on
each flap the figures are clearly leglble
across q large room. The blank spaces
on the flaps are filled with new and
pointed epigrams on advertising and
business building in general.
The calendar is too expensive for
general distribution, but while they
last Ayes & Son will mail copy to
any address upon receipt of twenty-five
cents.
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vent a brand of fish without bones
Since fish are invariably designed fol
eating, it is perfectly senseless fol
them to be so inadvertently filled
with choky bones.
You've no idea how hard I work
thinking up these great benefits to hui
manity and yet you accuse me Of
uselessness!" She regarded him with
a beautiful expression of panied en-
durance.
Say" remarked the young man
contlndentially, "Tll tell you some
thing else you might invent that
would simply beat all these thing
hollow; so far as philanthropy is con-
cerned"
What's that?" inquired the girl,
trife suspiciously.
you might invent some way to
keep me from falling any more deeply
In love with YOU" he said. "A brake
Of some sort, you know, Or"
The girl with the misehievous eyes
tried to look solemn. 'Oh, there are
limits to the inventors genius" sne
protested. And then perhaps-maybe
l don't want to."-Chicago News.
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SMamts.

One cent word for each insertion.
I'VE cents a word for fun week, seven
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FEMALE HELP

N,rr FEMALE HELP WANTED.
NURSE Tor one-year-old baby A.
py ~ 10 and 7 to at 215 Church
81 eel jSIt
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r. n, MAILORY. Auctioneer.

r.. b. MALLORY, Auctioneer.
SELLS at 95 st. John street (near
Chestnut) Friday, p. M, nice goods.
Large rug, carpet linoleum, dining
table chairs, Morris chair, rockers,
tables chamber suit, iron couch,
graphophone and records, pictures,
range, refrigerator, crockery, etc.
is 2ts
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Bargain Basement
Open All Day Thursday.

&c for mems Plain Black and
Heavy Grey Cotton Socks, value
13c.
&c for Women's Plain Black Cotton
Hose, value 1Sc.
&c for Children's Fine and Coarse
Ribbed Stockings, value 13c.
15c for Small Children's Underwear,
sizes 16 to rs, value Csc.
Women's Plain Black Cotton
Hose, value 15c,
THURSDAY, lie.
Women,s Heavy Jersey Ribbed
Vests and Pants, value Csc,
THURSDAY, 19c,
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LIE New Haven Employment Agency
9suppiies neat efficient help, also caters
~ opening and cleaning houses.
NJ Tuss cleaning properly attended to.
80 1oo4-14 oS 7ta
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= J0NEs SELECT EMPIOYsFnNr
AGENCY, 70 Church street. TeleDhone
!4OI-l1 competitions. Largest ARencv
male and female help supplied fose
mercantile and domestic services for
any and all kinds of work. sent anys
where.Open evenings
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what is your name?"
"Katie, ma'an"

What IS your name!
katie, ma'am."
well, Katie, you may come to me
next week and I'll give you trial."
And you'll not. maam. Sure, had
too many trials in my last placew-
Yonkers Statesman.
First boy-Expect to get much for
Christmas?
Second boy-Yep; but I expect I
won't get nothing like wot ! expect
Judge.
Bill-Where did you buy your watch?
Jill-In washington.
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WANTED Foa n .n----

A911 wssa unmarried men, be
United States, of good charactsr ar y
temperate habits. who can sne aI1
Isad and write English. AMY -
SNTultlng Officer, $50 Chanel strast
Mew 6aaven; 756 MaiL street. Es s,
1 1Sp 1922 Main street, Bridgen M 4
40 Bank street. Waterbury, Conn =
In II
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ALL s,1n good help should cau here. Wa
s1gRR iy al the best places ana ALWAYS
u sSd large numbers SIseman's Hs-
FL o.Employment Agency, ass Chap
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si1MEaEsaMsL -A RELIABLE EMPLOY.
tablished 90 years Isrssst 81 e.. e..
me me state. Best male and female heia
aor any and all kinds OF work Sent
anyWnere. Open evenings T l322.
The National tribune., 1907-01-24

Every person cutting out and sending
us the above coupon at once will get
Free 40 try-our complete new 3-foIh alb
s:rrptiOn cure fer Piles, Ulcer. I7issnre,
Pro'apse, TIInaTs, Constipation and all
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send us one dollar. If not, you have
only to say so, and it costs you nothing;
you decide after Il thorough trial. 1t is
curing even eases of 80 and 40 years
stages. Act now and save yourself per
haps untold suffering, for piles lead to
tistula and the deadly cancer Our three
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cause it is constitutional as well as
local, and we want you to try it at oar
expense. Send no mOney-just the coup
onto DR.. Van Week Co, SEA. Majestic
Bldg, Jackson, Mich. Write today.
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A RE ToU a MAN


Wy Dear Brother: Are you the strong and
kiaSly you oryht and want to be- or have the
reckless nets of by gone days brought loss Of strength
and thrown your nervous system ont OF tune: DC
advancing years make work go harI are you lost Il
mems delights becauae of lack of vim and ygor.
Then my
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The same Wonder Workers, advertised in the same
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and am your friend.
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No. sa,i.aea, w,.h Fre-.yrap.por.a,ion ~

Editor National Tribttq1iie:i I cannot
agree with Comrade Jamest e. Eastman,
Co. G. .24th Mass, in his Claim that the
old vets would be just as well pleased
with free transportation TO the Nationa!
Encampments year by year As by a ser
vice pension. The Encamph,ent would
not satisfy the needs of the body, agree
able as it might be as a pleasure. A
service pension would give us the neces-
sites of life without which we cannot
live. Besides this, there are many old
soldiers who could not spare the time
to attend the Encampments, even if
free transportation We're given them.
We are not asking Uncle Sam to pro-
vide means for our pleasures in our
old age. but. rather, simply for enough
To keep soul and body together ami
out of County house. This, l verify
believe. is due us.-Joseph Burke, Co.
+. 2Sth Ind, South Bend, Ind
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Joe Hooker Pcxt, OF California.

II. =. PringIe, Oakland. Cal. Chap
lain, Joe Hooker Post. writes that the
Post has elected and Installed the fol-
lowing: Commander, r.. G. Cutler; S.
Y. G., Max Cavis:. J. V. G., Theo. Isc-
feldt; Surgeon, II. B. Dinning; Quarter
master, Judge John ElIsw9rth: Adju-
tant K. a. Harn,in o. III Albert Rowe.
1t Is claimed that Cofifrade Rowe is
the Youngest Past Post Ctnfnmandcr liv-
ing. lie is 81 years oldssL.aud enlisted
October, 1861, in the 53H Ind. He was
at the siege of cnrinth, did Followed his
regiments flag thru ALL. .fbe campaign
ing until the Grand ReEfHw at Wash
inston, being only 5 years old when
Louisville. 81 ~
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National asSociatiun OF Union Ez-Pris-
ozierS of War.

Officers elected at Minneapolis, Mimi,
Aug. IA, 1906: Commander (re-elect-
ed. James d. Walker. Pittsburg, Pa;
s. Y. G.. John Kissane. Cincinnati, o.;
J. V. G, z. p Pitkin, Denver, Colo;
Chaplain. Rev. Jonn s. Ferguson Keo-
tuk Iowa: Historian, Gen Harry
White. Indiana, Pa; Quartermaster-
General and AdiHtant. Gen. Wr. c. Nc
Eriyy Cripple Creek, Colo. ErecutiFe
Committee, -. a. Pars'ns Willlesbarre,
Pa: Mai. W. D. Hale, Minneapolis,
Mimi J. N Emery, Chicago, Ill; Chas.
l.. Faulkner, Minneapolis Mimi; J. d.
Walker. PittsbuTg. Pa; VIM. @. Mcitei-
Wy, Cripple Greek, Colo: Chief Of Staff,
John 4. :Tairman, Allegheny, Pa.
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Business IA ~

We want every sufferer from Ashmn 10 wriie us
today ior free tri"l ot orr wouicrtu New Method
Gnr curing Asthma We cS7eciitrdt,.re those cases
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mary. iDj,s offer.
our n'a'hon is not merely pQr,ry relief, bat n
cUret ha- s founded upuI tn. right principles ~
That cares by r'm1vjHg The cRa-a.
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Avenue. Buffalo, y. Y.
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Cure for .ianar aud Tc,,rcco.

Tile Kansas Nnti-fiuuor Socicty is
mailing free Il rcciTc for the cure nf tn
liGuor habit. r can be' given secretly in
food.-AI IsO one for the tobacco hHnit tina;
can nc given sccrrtly.. The only request
they u.alle is that ycu do not sell rec
ipes but give copies to friends. Address
with stamp. Kansas Anti-Liduor Society,
s. Gray Building, Kansas city, Mo.
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FOR SALE.

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L lections, from 1861 TO 1861; West
Virginia, Army of the Potomac, Army OF
the Cumbe rland Campaigns. Personal
side distinct from the official side ]. NJ
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lst Brigade. ID Division, Goth Army
Corps. Indianapolis. Ind.
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where it belongs. 1t requires no star
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want. II makes muscle. bone, siGeT-.
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d-ccS your weight TO normal 1t takes
OF the big stomach and relieves tn"
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expand naturally and the kidneys and
liver to perform their functions in a
natural manner. You will feel better
the first day you try this wonderful
home food. Fill out coupon herewith
and nnail to -daN.
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Wants To Hear.

Andrew II. Gehr. l07th Pa, Newcas-
tie, Pa. would like to hear from some
of the comrades of the 10th Pa, Sec
ond Brigade, Third Division, Fifth
Corps.
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1t is said that a fresh piece of lemon
bound on corn three nights in success
sion will loosen the core so that ii can
be drawn right out. 1t Is a simple and
safe remedy. if il does not cure. Many
of the corn lotions and cures offered
for sale are dangerous to use and often
end by making the feet sorer than at
first
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metic for the hands and face. Cut n
tomato open and rub the skin well
tnen let il dry for five or ten minutes.
after which wash off with clear soft
water
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NEN ONLY
CACTUS CREAM CI-RES

Debility, Restores Vitality. BIul,.es Weak
ness, I;enews sprightues, and v,.or Cactus
Cream is an oiwarlly arpiied save Has
only to he gently rubbed in to beueiit. One
application positively proves its value. Makes
weak men strong and strong men stronger.
This is the original and only Cactus Cream and
is sent 10 all parts of the world, SL0Ja box
Sealed sample i0c silver. Your money bacl,
IL ii fails TO benefit"
b. +. PERRY PRO. Co,
Lynbrook, New Yocts.
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1t is not ALWAYS possible to procure

1t is not always possible to procure
fresh salmon. but here is delicious dish
made Of the canned fish. Take the
paper off the can and put it opened
into d pan of boiling water. Let it boil
vigorously for half an hour. then open
and turn the fish into hot dish. Drain
off all the OIL pour over it a hot cream
sauce and send to the table garnishcd
with cress, parsley or celery tops. You
will find this paIatable and pretty.
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LII r..nn,o....

II your Blood Is not Il -ht, ro'f ought
to set II rf9.,T and RIGHT now EliH-
d-c6.; 81 diseases owe thzir ORIGIN To iEH-
rgre blood Titas-orr has been rIp5t
'sgccessfHI in curing blood disorders.
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Never give opiates to children if it
can possibly be avoided. The brains
of children are peculiarly susceptible 10
the influence, and are prone to infiam-
nation and congestion. The smallest
dose of opium in any form will some
times cause fatal results, and the FREE
The National tribune., 1907-01-24

To take machine grease out of a
white fabric wash the spot with clean
cold water and a white soft cloth. Rub
gently at first and then hard.
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ADDRESS ES WANTED
CUSpER'S CO,n.AND.

Attention: Henry C. Bee1nan. of
Canandaigua. n. Y. desires the address
of every soldier who served under Cen
Custer during the war rs he intends to
hold a Reunion of that command at
Cauandaigua. \. Y. on Aus. u and 90
1897. All regiments and brigade organ
izati0ns are earnestly requested to for
ward their muster rolls TO him at once.
1t is also requested that every soldier of
that command interest him.,elf and fur
nish all information possible as this
vii undoubtedly be the last time we will
ever meet.
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In1amed eyes which VIII Yield to no
other treatment win sometimes be ben
Gifted by q taa-leaf poultice. Pour boil
ing water on the leaves and let them
stand until they are quite soft, then
lift the leaves onto soft cloth aad
bind directly on the closed eyes. This
should be Conc at night and removed
in the morning.