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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

= reception
IA afternoon a. her home N East I'd street -
introduce her daughter Miss Laura Ernr.et A.
sisting in receiving were Miss Harriet and Miss
Jaretta Alexander Mss Blanchs Oslrichs Mss
Anna Robinson. Miss Frances Dicksy Miss Mary
Haseu. Miss Beatrice CIahin. Miss Lisa suydaaa
miss Janet Townsend Miss Jean DeIano and Miss
Julia Robinson
Sir Percy sand.rson former Consul General n
New York viii sail for his home n England to-
day after having spent three weeks IN New York
frederick Townsend Martin gave large rscsy-
ton YESTERDAY afternoon in the ballroom e TIRE
Plaza. for which seys-lI hundred invitations bad
bsen issued During ths afternoon MEs EdiIh
Bog.rz and Miss Gertrude Ionsdsl- sang. accom-
nznfsd bv Mrs. Ethel Cave-Coe. Gresor 4 Gaitz-
u,ekv n!aved several violin numbers. Mrs Leo
more Harris gave Rotations Among M NartiRI
guests were Mrs william Douglas Sloane. MG
Edmund L. BayIi=s, Mrs. James ? kern9eaaa
Mrs Elisha Dyer Miss Laura swan. Ms
stewart Rarn.v Mr. and Mrs Alfred Wagstaf
- Ms David Wszsraf Mrs. Edwin Gould sem
ator and Mrs. ChsUncey NJ DeCeT. MS j. lang
don Schroeder. Miss C1enentine Furnlss. Mss
Augusta de Peyster z y Taller, j. &. wilmer
ding M and Mrs 9. 3. Aisxsndsr Miss Harriet
ard Miss .Tanetta Alexander. Justice James y.
Gerard Mrs Francis Burial Holman. Mrs Fred
.ri-k w WhitfidEe. Miss Pauline Robinson Mrs
Karrfck Riggs. Mrs. John 2 Alexandra, Mrs Rich'
ard irwin and Mrs J. Russell Selsy-
Mis-. Emily D Crusan and Stat. Senator Gsorgs
Asnev who are 10 b. married on Deem
her . took out a marriage license yesterday AZ
+bs Ci,v Han re.rse bureau. Mss GrugsH. who
il a daughter Of Major and Mrs Frank q. CTruZan.
% No 70 East SD street will have Miss Dorothy
Pjerrepont Edwards. daughter OF J. Fterrsps1t I'd
yards for her maid Of honor. and C. R Asnev
will Re Senator Agnev's best man TIE ushe-s
chosen are Eliot Tucksrmsn Edgar Allan Poe
Samuel Sloan Auchincloss ard Erskine Hewitt
The ceremony will Dc performed by the Re- DF
leighton Parks, AZ the home q the ofia7 eaf@nS
Nr and Mrs Edwards Spencer. who have been
stsving at No II West 18th street since October L
sailed for Europe yesterday They viii spend re
winter az Cherington Park their home IN Glouees-
tsrshire. England
Mr. and Mrs George J. Could have I.fr town fer
weeks shooting at their estate in HighpoiaJ-
C.
Mrs J. Stevens Ulnaan viii give an at home" -
street.
Mrs William K. Vanderbilt, IT. VIII give sinrs-
dance on December p az her house, IN Fifth
avenue.
Mrs II Hartman viii give a small dinn-- fc-
young people az her home IN Fifth avenus, On De-
cennber 8.
Mrs O. H P Archer viii give reception -
December ; at her home. I'm Vest sd street. 70
introduce her granddaughter. Miss Grace Dean
Archer. and on Saturday. December q. Mrs Harry
NJ Archer, the mother OF the debutsnts. viii give a
reception, followed by q dance. at her home. n
West ssa street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
MR. TAFT TAKES AUGUSTA COTTAGE.
Family to Occupy It December 18-Mrs. Taft
Due Here To-day.

Hot Springs Va Nov. c4.-Presi5ent elect Taft
announced to-day that lie had taken the Territ
cottage at Augusta. Ga for occupancy December
Il The cottage is adjacent to the Rcn Air Hotel
where the Taft family will take their meals
Mrs Taft left here tonight for New York where
she will he met BY her three children ehe eA
poets to return here Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
MATRIMONIAL RATINGS

From Inc Utica Press
kapoi Levy, Of Emmanuel Temple ChicaSf
makes rating which he recommends as ccrTsSs
IN determining the qualifications Of Young women
Tor marriage. He puts ability % cook wei Z.
per cent: physical beauty ID per cent. dress - -
cent the woman who can cook veil tnN7a-.A.ss..
makes the best wife, says Rabhi Levy ~
much attention Is pad nowadays - kean-y.
pretty face - o'g asset 20 Woszan, but X - -
twenty TO seventy-ava whea Compared 70 esr aAr
sty 70 set trst-cless meal er As taAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25

the real problem that is before 1t, which is
the securing of efficient economical govern
ment. free from waste and graft. one that VIII
see that the public gets its moneys worth Tor
every dollar spent. With such government
AS that the right of excess condemnation wouiu
he serviceabie in making the Development OF
the CITY paw its own way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
TIE Talk OF THE DAP.

poultry merchant IN the West Side market dis
trict has for many years sent about one hundred
turkeys on Thanksgiving Day % deserving persons
at the EXPENSE of New York business man. Last
year the number was cut down about one-half. and
a stop order had been filed for this year. Yester-
Gay this telegram was. received by the poultry
man: Cancel stop order. Have one hundred and
fifty birds ready. Addresses follow. Times have
changed. Let us be thankful"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25

This newspaper Is otCHed and published by
rHe Tribuue Association. q Aeto York corpora
ston: ofce aud principal place OF business
Tribune Building. No. f5I Nassau street. Ne"
IorE: Ogden Mills, president; James II. Bar
rstf secTefarV and treasurer. The address OF
rhe officers is the Office of this newspaper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25

In letters which we're read at meeting IN
Chicago Monday evening explicit testimony
was horne TO the excellence Of the American
battIeships now in commission and those which
are under construction. Probably Admiral
Dewey and those who think he does will now
be classed with the eleven obstinate jurymen
The same fate is doubtless reserved for the
naval officers who composed the Newport con-
ference. They are supposed TO have voted that
it was inadvisable to make any changes in the
arrnor belts and gun mountings of the North
Dakota and the Delaware already under con-
struction, or Of the Florida and the Utah yet 10
be begun Whatever alterations Of design they
recommended we're intended for ships not yet
thorized. Evidently the members of the New
port conference know nothing about their bust
ness. Or It be that. they've been bought
with foreign gold?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25

Now some one says women can mould their
husbands TO suit themselves by mental "sug
gestion' while the men asleep. Is any one
safe?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25

Plans for the extension Of the trade in Ameri-
can oranges to Russia are now under considera-
ton. If cold storage is essential to the success
Of the venture, plenty Of 1t can probably be
found there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
GOOD ADVICE

Now. Cuba, you're a nation,
Independent and all that.
Take yoHr freedom very gravely.
Don't get talking through your hat,
But settle down to business,
For YOU don't know everything,
And be ca reful OF believing
You've the whole world in sling.
Be nice good little nation,
Don't go kicking UP a row.
But pursue the even tenor
of your way. you do now.
Don't be stuck on your Importance;
Little sist n, that is bad
In a man or in a nation,
Its results are always sad
Don't defy the big world powers,
TIL You ruffle W their calm,
Don't get making faces a. them
And depend on Uncle Sam.
And take this special va ming.
For, indeed. tits one of weight:
In your regular elections
Have no steady candidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25

General Bingham must not be permitted to
wipe Brooklyn off the map" What would the
rest Of the world do without Metz and Coler?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
3esn91ork DAILY Grbn,rs

WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1905.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25

Knowing how thin skinned the President is.
Mr. Loeb will adopt strenuous measures TO pre-
vent Hobson's opinions from reaching him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25

Mrs z H Hartman viii give srnan dinner t'-
young people at her home. IN Fifth avenus, On De
cember 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25

It is, perhaps not generally known that swat
lows can he trained to rival carrier pigeons
a messengers. The experiment has been
cessfuly tried more than one occasion. An
Antwerp trainer of pigeons sent up some pigeons
and swallows at the same time from Compiegne.
at home in hour and minutes The
pigeons took rather than three times as
long On another occasion two swallows. which
had been previously trained, we're taken 10 Paris
and started. They arrived at their home. Rou-
Iaix nfnety-three miles from Paris. in seventy
five minutes.
Ostend-Pa. who are the sufrsEsttes?
Pa-Those London women Who think they should
have vote, my
Pa-Oh, they are the sufferers Chicago News
The superintendent Of the Berkeley Cali schools
has no use for Kit frsts' in his town. and he has
let the fact be known forcby. lie has informed
the students that unless the charter Of every fra
ternity and society in the schools is returned at
once to the national headquarters those who re-
tain membership will be strumarily expelled. He
declares that the fraternities destroy unity and
harmony, promote cliques and interfere with
studies
Much to his Indignation, the feueist had been ar
rested for murder.
sub he said to the Court in the suaye vernacu-
lar Of the section. Il must characterize this pro-
ceeding as an outrage upon gentleman, sun
But shot the man.
shot him! OF eo'se I shot him. but ! observed
every requirement. sun. Didu [ | shoot him he
hack, sub; taking him unawares is the custom
in these parts? Didn't have nah friends along
10 see fair play? MOreoYah. sub. I can prove by
dozen witnesses that ne had called nah dog
a yellow mOngrel,
Apparently. after all, no ethical code had suf-
feTed violence.-Phila delpha Ledger.
At n lecture delivered before a church o~ganiza
ton evening last week the lecturer dSressed
from his subject in order To show on the screen
what he called TWO great multitudes Of men "
One OF these pictures showed a throng listening 10
address by Mr.. Taft. and the other Victor Gray
son. addressing the unemployed at Tower Hill Lon
don The remarkable feature OF the two pictures
was that only the backs and the heads Of the PEG
pie composing the two audiences could be seen
Now said the lecturer, ANY can tell which
is the American crowd because We SEE Mr. Taft
But. even II the two speakers had their backs
turned 10 how could tell which WAS the
American" No response came from The darkAned
room and the lecturer repeated the question Then
a small voice piped out. our people have hats
Right, said the lecturer. and added: Note that
nearly every head Of the English crowd IS cnysrsd
by CAP That's the reason / called thss. two
slides American hats and Epslish caps"
Mrs, Henpsckke-oh. wish had been born
man $3.50
Mr Henpeckke ue-vently1-Ansnl-Ph!lad
Record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25

Mrs William <. Vanderbilt r., vii give sars-
dance on December p az hsr house, IN Fifth
snue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25

Mrs O. n P Archer vii give reception -
December ) at her home I'm Vest sd street 70
Introduce her granddaughter. Miss Grace Dean
Archer. and or Saturday. December =. Mrs. Harry
NJ Archer the mother OF the debutants 4iil give a
reception, followed By q dance. at her home. n
West 2ad street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25

Sir Percy sandsrson- former Consul General n
New York viii sail for his hons n England to-
dav after having spent three weeks n New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25

Mrs Stevens Jyinaan will give an At hors' =.
December az her new house, No "A East SIS,
sfrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25

Mr. and Mrs George J. Gould have Isfr t0wH fer
weeks shooting al their estate IN HisnPalAt'
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
MARKED STRENGTH
IN STOCKS ALL
ALONG LINE
AMAIGAMATEp AND ANACONDA
coPPERs PUSHED UP, SOME
WHAT, FORMER SHOWING A 2
POINT GAIN IN LONDON.
HY c. e. HARRINGTON.

NEW YORK, March a. mere was
marked strength in stocks along the
lint Ais- forenoon Reading aud Union
Pacific still hold the leadership. Up
town traders were covering shorts
freely
Coppers. particularly Amalgamated
ana Anaconda. were pushed up some
what. Amalgamated showed two
point gain in London on New YORK
parity. but this was not reflected here
more than fractionally. II was claim
ed that Boston operator had used
London for effect, but il failed TO ac-
complish its full purpose.
There is determined effort making
TO get New York Central well above
par. but somehow the holders OF the
stock don't work In unison. Ii Is
being distributed wherever there Is
digestive capacity, but the price does
not move as hoped for. New financing
Is needed urgently. Something more
than the stock market seems needed
to encourage investors Bear stories
on the general market were not effec-
tive and an unfavorable forecast OF
the bank statement was neglected.
There was an active short covering
with an increasing bull element.
There was a report that a foreign
house had covered line of shorts In
Southern Pacific for an operator who
has been borrowing a long time. There
was also foreign buying OF steel.
Look to Hartman Group.
Traders look to the Hartman group
he. RI boz ntxx N lf
Pacific was quite general.
The active bull party In the street
insists that there is big bull news
behind the movement, chiefly In Union
Pacific. One operator. a late bull con-
vert, was, bidding for that stock in
l0.000-share lots. Why this should ad-
vance New York Central or Steel is
not quite clear.
A representative of the United
States Steel corporation says there Is
no basis for stories that the strength
OF steel shares during the past sew
eral months has been due to support
by pools, syndicates or cliques formed
by any person or persons directly
identified with the steel corporation
The so-called Morgan pool, he says
is myth.
He attributes the strength OF the
steel issues to the heavy public buy
ing which has been going on for the
past IL months.
In final dealings on the stock ex-
change there was a moderate reaction
from the highest range, due almost
wholly 10 closing out OF contracts by
professional operators on the floor.
Government twos registered, declined
ga. other bonds strong.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
Apple.-rancy. ,sosso; common 81
G1eb per Dbl.

Glsb per Dbl.
Bmtter-Extra creamery. 2sc; farm
separator. %: packing stock. lSc: reno
waited. 24la Q25c. official prices: Extra
creameries. ale: hrsts. 2sc: crooks 22c;
packing stock. 1sc per ID.
Cabbaxe-Home-E $1@1.25 per
CeIery-s5c per dog; California. $3.50
per case; Florida. S3.25 per crate.
Crnnserris.-,I.ats Howes. $3.50 per
CauiiGower--caiifornia, si.75@: per
chee.e--Michigan full cream. lac
Cenee-Package coffee. s147s9lsas
per 100 lbs.
mon D5es sss se c ssr r. sosne; com
Dress<d Rox.-Lsht. so @sc per 10. f;
AZ ep6c Der 10
EEgs-Official prices: Extras TIC;
riour-Michisan ps.rnt. In wood.
sss s second ,Ips sse mt, iSiiaS straight
coarse corn meal. $500; corn and oat
chop $1,000 coarse sHiddiings s2suo;
fne middiings. $1,000 per ton.
zoe per dog; cucumbers. sl.75a2 per
Sf1s per bu; parsley. 'eo925c per doz:
water cress. 4oc per doz; pieplant. ioc
per doz.
Grnp-.--Maiasas. H.5o@s.5o per bsl
Hos s White. Di Il q ise. amber
ll01sc: extracted. s6Dsc per 10.
Hickory Nsts--s2 per bu.
Ilsy-Dctroit shippers are paying the
St. prices b 5sr new s sa'ed hay
s, ,ssS Ne 'lss.g1,oo e,9ysr
and oat straw: So ton. In car Io,s
SCI Me- Green s ss NJ ST. Ne KID
S Nn N Sc l. NC &C. N9; KIP green,
lie; No. 2. SIC: calf. green. No. 1.
ei NJ sssS S hSs's q. sl q *o sS
Hardwnrc--wire nails. $40: base
painted barbed wire, ss.3o. galvanized
cloth. 81 40 per 100 feet; lap and slip,
so and per cent Off: poultry netting.
after weavips. 80 per cent OF. wire
or; round and corrugated conductor
Ia Iiime.-sYS,.ss Ger 100
Iemons-Calirornia. Ss013.5o per box
Oranges-California naveis, $3.50
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S302.s0 per doz
Top Corn-.Ears. l u g2c per ID.
Potafoes-Car lots. o. b.; Detroit
S ssgs Co. per bu; new Bermudas. 'sSo
Ponitry--Iens. ia@isc: ducks. 1870
lac; geese. 10@11c; turkeys. 14@15c;
dressed springs. 1s@i4c:. hens. 13c;
dspcks. la@16c: geese. 1@i2c; tur-
ke fs.ys s%c sss pork. $3.50: family
pork. slt914.60; light. clear. 1880;
heavy, 1890; smoked hams. 9hc: dry
pens hsm. fsc sscon lard
Onicns-7sc per bu: Spanish. si.:5
crate.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
MICHIGAN PATENTS.
WASHINGTON. Mach IA

WASHINGTON. March 14.-Michi
gan patents were issued as follows.
r. Allen, Flint, carbci etor for inter
nal combustion engines; j. b. Ischoff
Mt. Clemens, damper and pressure
regulator: Fl. c. Burnard, Tower, pic
ture hanger: c. w. Draper, Jr.. and II
G. Draper. Detroit. adjustable window
shade and curtain polc holder: A. j
Farmer, Detroit. bottle; j. r. Field
Ionia. adjustable desK: l. NJ. Harm
ster. Ironwood, combined step and ex
tension ladder: G.. Il. Harrison and g.
Burns. Detroit, shield for the use CT
linemen; r.. Hun, Detroit. electric ig
milton apparatus; q. Jones. Marion
vehicle wheels; j. II. Kellogg. Battle
Creek. massage apparatus; J. ID. Mae
I.achlin. Detroit. valve: C. l.. Meyer
and ". p. Hickey. Detroit, carburetins
apparatus: r. J. Miller, Detroit. rem
Iorced concrete sidewalk: j. ID
Mitchell. Lrdington. lier or breakwG'
ter; +. w. Post. Battle Greek. shoe
tree or laed: w. B. Smith. Grand
Ledge. gearing mechanism for bicy-
cles: w. J. Thomas. Grand Rapids
haskell: j. Wengs, Monroe. cement
block machine.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14

0iis--Raw iinseed. 40c: boiled lin-
seed, Ale gal. less ! per cent for cash
IN 10 days; diamond headlight kero-
scne, 9hc:. turpentine. In barrel iots.
sac per gal.
Rabbits--Sl.2 per dog.
Strawberries-50m soc per at.
sweet Potntces--IliInois. s2w2.2s per
bu: Sc per bbl '
Sugar--Crystal dominoes. $40: eagle
tablets. $6.65; cut loaf. s6.65; cubes.
s5.70: INK powdered. s555; graru-
lated. extra coarse. $3.50: granulatcd.
I'm bulk. $5l5; graduated. In 10-lb cot
ton bags. $500: Michigan ganulated.
s5.05: confectloners A, 50: No. !. s5. IS.
No. 2. s515; No. 3, 1910; No. 4, $5.03;
s. 1855; No. Q. $3.50; No. 10. s4.75: No.
II. $40; No. 2. s4.65; No. 10. s4;65;
No. II, $3.50: No. 10. $3.50 per 100 lbs.
Tomatoes--F'loridas. 75c per basket
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
Markets aed Finance

Withdrawals were a0o bbls OF hour.
stocks are 2sgiiS bu OF wheat. 1874, 26l
bu OF corn, 5G.5s6 bu or oats. S,bSi I'm
or barley and s.42l bu OF rye.
wheat receipts nj Kansas city sat
urdsy. II cars. year ago. Sc
Northwestern wheat receipts Satur-
day sol ears. year ago Az.
Exports OF wheat and -four Satur-
day i65 cars.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO March lt!LWheat opened
fairly steady. shade lower TO shade
higher and Armed up shortly after on
buying by commission houses. Offcr-
ings in May are light, and the price
ran up To S6c with very little business
Liverpool does not respond TO our up
turn. only 80 "a higher. Continental
look like about i2.ooo,ooo bushels.
9sshc. Corn-May. asa q65Se. oats
May. 5iA @5isc PorkLMay. sl2lc.
Lard--May. SIS Rihs-May. s6'T5.
Reports OF green bugs in the wheat
Acids. coupled with bulls who were
anxious 10 increase their holdings and
heavy buying by Armour and BarTell
sent wheat prices up sharply today.
gains OF l - Gs4c being made for the
day, Corn was up W7sc. and oats
were "a q ne better. Provisions gained
l0Q soc.
Closing prices; Wheat--May, 90 " o.
He = t-rff--af-ry-7- 6t .sr bfu. oIJg-
May. 5iAs u 5t%c. Pork--May. 1870.
Hard-May'- $3.50. Hibs-sfay, $3.50
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14

Warrants were Issued by Justice
Jeffries, Saturday, against HcrmaL
Schilowsli and Norman l.. Notemar
William Walsh and Arthur w. Stoll
charging them with violating the state
loan law by failing 10 secure a license
from the mayor. Detective Amos Kun
KEEL Is the complainant. Two OF the
defendants. Noteman and Schilow.
ski were recently complained agains,
in the recorders cours under the city
ordinance regulating loan Offices. bat
the cases were dismissed on techui
cality. the Judge holding that the or
dinance was in conflict with the state
law
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
UPPER MICHIGAN is
FOR JUDGE STONE

IRON RIVER, Mich. March IA
Especial. Contingent or Hon. John
w Stone, of Marquette. being pro-
NOTED TO the supreme bench, three
prominent attorneys of the district
have already been put forward as re-
receptive candidates for the judgeship
of the Twenty-ffth circuit A. l..
sawyer. OF Menominee; Richard :.
Flanagan. OF Norway. and A. C. Cook.
OF Iron Mountain, constitute the trio.
II is possible there will be others.
Marquette. Della and Iron counties are
vet to be heard OF in the connection.
Judge stone will be the unanimous
choice of upper peninsula for the SUI
preme justiceship TO be vacated by
Hon. Claudius Grant at the conclusion
of the term has now nearly com
pleted.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
Nerves Wrong,
Everything Wrong

Sleeplessness.
y Sick headaches.
Nervous Indigestion.
Tendency to worry and anxiety.
4 Sensitiveness to light and sound.
Weakness OF bodily organs.
Neuralgia and sciatic pains
Nervousness and irritability.
n Encouragement. dependency. and
dread OF the future.
These tell OF exhausted nerves and
point to the approach Of prostration,
nar0lysis or locomotor ataxia. II is
~ easy to neglect diseases OF the
Nerves. but they never right them.
11f<es The system must be strength.
encd- built up and revitalized by, such
|<r<>t,nent as Or. A. w Chase's Nerve
{'Is The greatest OF nerve restora-
Fort1Qn and signature OF the famous
Receipt Book author, Or. A. w. Chase,
NJ ID. on every box. SO cents. at all
1eaicrs. or DR.. A. w. Chase Medicine
CO.. Buffalo. y. Y.
Mrs. .. X. kuch. 671 Michigan Ave-,
0e<rolt Mich. states:
- suffered intensely from nervous.
neee II seefnej as though the ner.
y)>;f <rr<fm &ae entirely shattered,
Mold nov rest Of sleep. no strength
cncrry Df. A. w. Chaseh Nerve
h n n Wonder Tor me. resf we'll.
&<<<'lt n good. no more headaches,
MD <1|oInx n 6efh and my nerves
1FvVlke and sfeaty :
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
BILL TO CLIP TRUST
TENTACLES READY SOON

WASHINGTON. March Alt is
stated that the big bill which is TO re-
suit from recent conferences at the
White House and which is designed to
come to the relief OF the railroads. the
labor organizations aud the good trusts
will be completed and introduced Ia
beth house and senate within a week
Dolliver is expected 10 present 1t in
the senate and Hepburn in the house
II has been arranged that within two
weeks. the senate committee on inter
state commerce will begin hearings
on the bill