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The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-03

Miss Liberty on Bedloes Island 10
complained of because she taps" the
wireless line and intercepts messages.
But no one can charge her with re-
peating the secrets she learns.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-03

Rider Haggard, according to liter
airy Journal, writes 1000 words day
when he feels in the mood. Fortunate
ly for the authors reputation, he sell
dom feels like 1t.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-03

II the milk dealers do not have .
care We may quit them and drink our
water unauthorized.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-03

Perhaps il you got to the end OF
the rainbow you'd find merely . pot
Of clearing house certificates.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-03

A bank teller recently died Of
nyxedema, caused by handling paper
money. Oh. death, where Is thy sting
The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-03

A Kentucky boy swallowed . can
die moth and choked to death Candle
moths should always be cooked and
carved before eating.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-03

Detroit's shelter home for pet cats
looks like a doubtful proposition.
There are too many alleys and back
fences.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-03

China on Verge Of Revolution.
says headline. Better get your other
shirt out before it's too late.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-03
Some Colorado dividends.

Ten of the largest corporations in
Colorado will distribute dividends
amounting to s5,46S,535 in January.
This amount represents the dividends
to be paid to stockholders and the in
terest on the bond issues. The figures
The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-03

Telling your troubles increases the
circle Of your enemies.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-03

ing com s@sstn Common ans
American Smelling and Rein
ing Company, preferred -. $4,000
Denver & Rio Grande pfd -. 1,144O35
Denver Gas and Electric Co... 31T,b00
Denver City Tramway Co. $50. 100000
Interest on bonds:
Denver & Rio Grande ...... 1,195,825
Denver Union Water Co. -. 237,500
Colo. Springs & Cripple Creek
District Railway .......... 44,375
Colorado Midland ......... 1S3,5S0
Colorado & Northwestern -. $4,000
Denver City Tramway Co. -. $4,000
Colorado Fuel and Iron Co. 80. 1G62O
Victor Fuel Co. .............. $4,000
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-10-05
Sera 8.

ssn Iuitin bot man all6 2ult,
eine iogenanttte &onuniilionsperpol-
tung ein5nri1ten. Gerliderltngs-
fonllniiI1r 2ope lit elmer Ser eifrig=
item 8efiiriporter Der ginri6tung.
- Im 9. 9eopelnber miro III
Souiton Ser geotiuob &arnepal croft
net peroen.
Die Seier oes 9eutiden So
ges in Doafum lit anf ben apolfte,l
Sftober periboben tporoen.
Gin bebauernsperter llngliicfs.
faa trug iif am Sonntag na6mit=
tae I'M Staotparf 81 Souiton 5u.
$. @. Gortes, elmer ser Seilbabes
Ser 8ering=Gortes 9arbipare Cont
panp, moIte in ieinen 8uggD na6
Dem 9arf fabren. 8epor er i'm err
reidte, ipuroe lein 8fero i6eu nno
branrlte our6. gortes tpurbe aus
Dem 8agen gei6lenoert uno oas
Gfer6 ranrte NIT Dem 8uggp in Sen
Barf, in Dem iih 5ur 3eit pie[e
8agen iino 5uBganger befanoen. Gs
lief bort 5uerlt nit iolder @e-
walt gegen einen fleinen @agen,
in oem cine gln5abl &inoer iaB, baB
elm Hao oes 8agens gebro6en lpnr-
De uno Die &iroer berallsfielen.
Damn follioierte es nit Dem guggp
elmer 6rau 9reaomap, in Dem fib
oieie ielbit uno lire 5pei &inoer be-
fartoen. aae orei puroen berausge-
i6leuoert. gnblih rannte es in elm
leeres @efdbrt binein, bertpidelte ii1
bort l1nb tpuroe gum SteDen ge-
brabt. gortes NOR bel ieinem Stur3
aus Dem @aeen 10 idiper perlett,
bob er nod am lelben Mbeno lturb,
ebenio trugen 6rau Sreaopap nno
lire 5ipei &inoer gefabrlihe Ser
lebungen oapon. Cola SIfrep, zines
Der &inoer, Die IN Dem fleinen &a-
gen geieiien batten, erlitt eine:l
geinbrlb uno 5lpei anoere Der 8in-
Der, Senorir uno 2anrence 9apis
empfingen idmer5bafte Guetihun-
gen.
SIN gitp @ptel 5u Speetfpater
orane Elm yeeger namens Senrp
Srder pabreno Der Naht in oos
3imner elmer bort mobnenoen meiBen
Dame. elmer Srau sSiaacs. 9luf
oas S6reien Der Srmi fan Siilfe
berbei nnb Der gteger entflob. @r
lpuroe ipdter feitgenommen lno nod
Wbtlene qebradt.
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banoelte 1i1 babel I'M einen ul1=
gliidli6en 3ufaa. Cameron itano
nit mebreren anoern @errelt 5uianl-
men am l1fer nno 1nterbielt iid,
ploblib idien er i6pinoli6 81 tperoea
nno ebe feline @efabrten i'm bolter
fornteft, NOR er billabgeitiir5t. Ger
8erllngliidte lpor ungefdbr So Sabre
alt.
9lus @enuo in 9lrfonios miro
gemeloet, ooB oie geeger aus 6ur6t
Dor ben @eiBfappen oie @egeno BORT
berlieBen uno oaB in Solge oeiIe1
GROCER Mangel an Sornnorbeiterll
bort berribe.
Sn 9atterion 2ouiiiana, lit
Si0nep 8outerie, Der 8eiiber Der
3eitung Stem gra", bon ieiner
Srau, nit BET er erit flint Gage
berbeiratet NOR, eridoiIen poroell.
= Senator Sorafer bat angefiin-
biet, bob er li6 ni6t ipieber Inn bos
Genatorenantt belperben tpiiroe.
eSft Wtd11flq, Der Saupf1fa0t Der
&bilippinen, fommen nod inmer
neue gbolera-grfranfungen uno go
oesfale Dor, ood bot Die 3abl ser
erlteren, tpabri1eitili6 in Solge
bes fiibIen @etters, abgenonlnen.
= Gin furbtborer Sturm bat
am Sonntdg in Ser 9ap bon 0ta=
nila getobt, ood baben uniere bort
liegenoen &riegsi6iffe feinen Sha-
ben gelitten. 4uf oern 2anoe lit piel
l1nbeiI ongeridtet iporoen.
gei Dem 8ranoe eines Gene
ment-&al1ies in Stem Yorf iino flint
Berionen um's 2eben gefomn1en.
sssn 6olee ether @as-Grplolion
iino Die 8erfe Der Hittsburg 8late
@loB Company abgebrannt. Dur9
oas Seuer lino breibunbert 2eute ar
beitslos gelnaht unb lit elm S6aoen
BON 100000 ongeri6tet.
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M. 6. G 8. @ahn.

Mbfaprr
@ab g8aco. Sort 8ort6, 9aIlas, aanz
lag gitp, ct. Qonis llno gbicago, tdge
lid (Snniet 9epot) .7.3O aben6s
2otal5u9 bia @mitbbille g bormittags
Ilano Spe5ial na6 SnitbbiIle. SouIton,
@albeltou .10.15 abenbs
Infunft.
Ion Chicago, ct. 2ouis, Sanias gitb,
Dallas, Sort Nortb nnb 8aco, tdgli6
(Suniet 9epot) .7.3O mora
2ofal5ua bia SnlitbbiIle .9.15 abenoS
alamo Spe5ial bon 9mitbpille, 9ouiton,
(5aloelton ;. $50 moraens
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Das asRepub|ikanische
StaatS- Ticket.
Prdsidentsebafts EIektoren /:

HIUSIWSlIt>NUQi klkntVTTu .
q. 9. 9ittlinser,
q. 6. 6annaD,
8. 6. sinsleton jr.,
5. $. &artb,
g. .. 8alorip,
.. s. SObnion,
g. 9. Conner,
s. u. Hppe,
9. W. gnrfitt,
@. u. Mattbaei,
6. 9. 8arbem,
6. g., BARTHOLOMEW,
S. $. gafer,
8. s. Jeatberitone,
u. S. @anber stmden,
s. 6. seoft,
seott @bite,
s. u. Safer.
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s(n bic sti,nmeeber bon gerar
Guunth:

Cine Staats- -Mntiprobibitionsfoil-
bention lit auf Montag l1lorgel,, ben
IL. 9ftober, 1908 nad @onItoll
einberufen tporoen. Sic ioa aus Dc-
legaten 8uiammengeiett iein Die bon
ben Muti-probibitioniiten in ieoem
Gountp alisgepablt finb, obne sfiid-
fiht aiif politiife Bartei- -Mngeb0rig=
felt, @etperbe ooer 8rofeiiion.
gBir, Die utlter5eihneten 8iirger
bon 8erar County, Iaoen oesbalb,
0nHit 8erar gountp in iener Gon-
pention nertreten lei, alle ailti=probi-
bitioniitiihen Stimmeeber BON 8eror
COUNTY, unbefiimmert oarlinl mel
der Hartei iie angeboren ein an
Dienftag, ben 6. Sftober, aberbs 8
ubr In Der 8eetbopen @alle slljanl-
men gu fonunen uno Deleeateu gu
Der am Wontag, 3. 12. Sftober, in
&ouiton sulanlmentretenoen Staats-
fonpention aus5uip1blen.
90. 8. Sppenbeimer,
y. -. WeHer,
gbas. @raebner,
Berrp S. 2etpis,
Seiie 8. Sppenbeimer,
g8. u. @ur5bnh,
q. Sbmelber
S. Seniel.
grnit Diesn1nmt
grpan gallagbon
8enrD Eerren,
Z. .. gobbs,
8. 9euermann,
@alter g. Napier,
s. $. Wagner,
SO. S. Seipitt,
Geo. &oerner,
g. q. WeWanus.
(an5eige)
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8rief.aiite.

Serren: Sloren5 9lrnoIo, @nl.
9laue, s. S. Brubns, 2eslie Braun,
S. g. Dole, 6. S. grben. 9. 6infcl-
itein, S. &oebten 8. S. 4rauie, 8.
Bfeifer, Aug. gii1ter, @eorg gei-
darot, 6. 81. Sipp, sc. SiegeI, 2oitis
9ragrefier.
Damen: so. glenber, annie
Diet, 2aura 6reoerid, q. W. @olo,
Ffla aiint, emma 8utlhenreliter,
s. 2erid, Gmilie Mepers, 5reo.
-Reier, Mnno Woter, S. 6. Shrniot.
Mus an D: Hobert Gemes.
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Gin fnanucs Gutfpmmen.

Mrs. Mba 8. Groom, Gigentiiine.
rim oes befannten Groom Sotels
gauebn, Diff, iaet: oMonote LANG
batte ih einen ihmeren Suiten, oi;
Sbpinoiudt idien 81 folgen, ols nlil
Or. Sings Neue gntoedung empfob.
len uuroe, ipobon orei Slai6en mid
bol1itdnbig fnrierten. /" 9ie ean5t
@elt fennt Die 8irfllng oieien <
iten-, 2ungen- nno Salsbeilmittels
@erfauft bel Ioolpb DreiB uno IT
Gobn & SO. SO Gts. ni6 500 Tro.
beflai6e frei.
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Dos prodtige neue Hegierung8.
gebduoe in Wonterep, oeiien 9al
fiinf5ebn Sabre geoauert bot, lit ieti
fertig uno man lit iebt babel Monii
mente mif Dem Elab Dor Dem Soit
ie ouf5uitellen. Die Soften oes
gaus baben iih ouf ungefdbr eint
Wiaion Dollars belaufen.
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WabI. .Mnseige.

&ir Iiub a,ltoriIiert, 5errn S u
lins Geal als 8nt1bibat fir hen
Staatsienat i'm "a ienatoriellen 9iltrift
anf Dem republitanifden Sidet an8litiins
oigen.
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sOntbern 9aeifie gahm.

Nbfabrt.
Wa9 Stem Orleans, 9onlton nnb @albe=
lton, tdgli6 .11.45 naittags
- iitlo; =. .11.30 aben6s
yfa9 gagle 8aB. gI Raio, gaIifornierl
utlo WteTito. 800 bortft.
@nfunft.
Bon Stem Orleans. Soliiton inb @aIbez
iton. tdglib ...7.35 morgens
11lb 800 nahmitfaQs
Son 81 gaio, gaIifornien uno @egito.
...... s. abenbs
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GiienbaDn= JaDrplan.
g. q. & u. q. ga6m.

.9abb grodett" e3ug mad Soaiton
@albeiton, Beaumont utlb Orange. Mbs
fabrt 9 ubr abenbs. Gntllnft 7.30 n1ors
gems.
Na6 &errbille, Mbfa6rt 4.30 nadm
Gbfabrt bon &errbiIle $50 l1br bormits
tags. Sur 5on1tass na6 @errbiIle: 8.3C
lIbr bornlittngs.
Na6 guero, Ooaf1nt, Sou1ton, @albes
lton, @iootngs, 0fodbale, Cameron llnf
8nco, &bfabrt 8.45 bormittags.
Na1 8eebiIIe, Corpus gbrifti, MIice
Iatbis. glranias BaB, Modport, Mbfabr1
1.40 na9n1ittags
Ia6 Salfurios, abfabrt 11br abenos
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5. & 6. q. ga6n.

Mbfabrt.
yta9 allen NorD<gerasz zYnrtten
11br 1tnb 7.45 born1ittags.
Nn6 ct. 2ol1is, Msenpbis nn6 benz Often
1.25 Ibr na9n1. urb 7.30 abenbs
yfa6 Weegito. 1920 11br born1.
Mnfunft
8on ct. ol1is nrb benz Often, 9.15 morg.
Bon 2arebo nnb Wegifo =. .1.05 na6nl.
Bon ct. 2ouis. &anias gitb 1920 abbs.
ct. Souls G Sam Jramciscp 8abm.
Nbfabrt
yead Sort Sn1ith, Springfielb, Ct Bouts,
&anias gitb. gbicngo IS. &c. 81. 9e&
pot) -. .7.30 abenDs
Mntnnft.
Bon ct. 2ouis, aanias gitb, Earis,
Gbicago 1920 ntorgens
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0erlanal

@erlanst = miro elm ilneer Manl
i'm 9lIter bon Is bis 1S Sabren, mn
oos litbogropbiide @eibaft gu erler-
men. Na65ufragen bel Waperif-
@lorfe 2itbo. 60, SoleoaS Strobe.
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gietOria 9ioiiium, g. S. & g. q.
(@alf Sbore.)

Nb I B TT.
Mad gnero, @ietoria, sort 2abaca, Corr
pug gbriiti. Brownsville, 0aio Granoe
gitb, @oliab. geebille, 8bartorl, Yaz
lacios uno Soltiton (. :. $50 nprg
Nad] Brownsville.
Ser 3ug Der 6unIet 8ictoria Dibis
iion, Gbfabrt $50 aberos, ma1t in HIas
ceoo 8erbirbung NIT Der Gulf goalt
2iue fir Corpus gbriiti ,lno Brownsville.
The sun., 1908-02-04
Movements OF Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.-The yacht Eagle
has arrived at Port au Prince, the gunboat
Dubuque at Puerto COrtes, the cruiser Al
bany at Acapulco, the cruiser Milwaukee
at Sausalito, the battleships Connecticut,
Louisiana. Kansas, Vermont, Georgia New
Jersey, Rhode Island, Virginia, Minnesota
Maine. Missouri, Ohio, Alabama. Kearsarge,
Kentucky and Illinois and the supply ships
Glacier and CulgOa and the yacht Yankton
at Punta Arenas.
The cruiser Chicago has sailed from Cal
lao for Valparaiso and the gunboat Padu-
cab from Guantanamo for st. Marc and
Gonaives, Hayti
The sun., 1908-02-04
ADMIRAL MCALLA EXPLAINS.
Admits He Criticised the Navy Bureau Sys-
tenn and He Thinks Justly.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-Secretary Of the
Navy Metcaf received letter to-day from
Rear Admiral Bowman H. McCalla, retired,
explaining the recent interview wish him
in which he criticised the bureau system
Of the Navy Department and said that
the Department should be managed by a
naval officer instead Of a civilian. In his
reply Admiral McCalla admitted the ac-
cliracy Of the interview and said that he
had held these views for the last twenty
years and was still OF the opinion that
a better system for the management of the
navy should be devised His remarks, he
pointed out, were not directed personally
at Secretary Metcalf. but were rather in
tended to point out the defects of the
present bureau system. In view Of his
frank explanation Of the interview IL is
not regarded as likely that Admiral McCalla
will be subjected TO any disciplinary action
by the Department.
The sun., 1908-02-04
GRAFT IN PRINTING OFFICE.
Joint Committee on Printing Seeking TO
Unenrth It.

buo1EM HE
WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-ThO Joint Com
mittee on Printing Of tho Senate and House
did not get far to-day IN its effort to un-
earth graft In the GovOrnmont Printing
ONCE by reason Of the alleged connection
between the Audit System, which is en-
ployed by the Government at $4,000 a
year to establish q system Of accounts in
the printing Oflce. and the Suffolk Dis-
tributing Company. from viii ich supplies
are purchased.
Frederick Alvord Of Brooklyn. secretary
and manager Of the j. W. Pratt Company,
printers, Of % Duane street. was the prin-
cipal witness before the committee to-day.
He said that J. +. Handy IL president and
treasurer OF the Pratt company and also
of the Suffolk company. Afford said he
was connected with the audit company.
but not with the Suffolk company. IL
developed during a long examination Of
Afford that Vic0-President Raynor OF
the audit company had devised the Audit
System and that his first position was with
the Pratt printing company. from which
concluded the work Haynor. with Handy,
organized the Audit System and got the
$50 900 contract from the Government.
Handy continued his connection with
the Suffolk Distributing Company Afford
said that tho ofioe Of the Suffolk company
was at 1877 Duane street.
w. A. Root. agent in Washington for
the Suffolk company and also for the Audit
System. was called and said that he ad-
dressed his letters to the Suffolk company
at 81 Duane street, which is also the address
of the Audit System. This was about as
near as the committee came TO establishing
any connection between the two COM
panies beyond the fact that Handy is in
terestad in both
The sun., 1908-02-04

\ small disturbance passing nOrtheastWard over
the lower Lake regions yesterday was attended By
snow iurrles in western Pennsylvania and New
York and northern New England. In the far West
ern States there was snow and rain due 70 low areas
entering the extreme Northwest and Southwest.
IN the Southern States and the Northwest the pres
sure was high and no storm OF any Importance was
In sight.
It was stIh colder In New England. eastern New
York Pennsylvania and New Jersey and In Florida
freezing weather extending south Of Jacksonville.
Elsewhere Il was warmer The lowest reported
temperature was "a degrees below at Green %
Vile Me, aud WlllistOn. N. d.
In this city the day Was fair and colder wind
fresh to brisk southwest avreAge humidity, ~
per cent: barometer. corrected 20 read 10 Level.
at \ H. A.. 1910: 3 p NJ. 9OO5.
The temperature yesterday, recorded by the
Ofrial thermometer Is shown In the anne Aed table:
The sun., 1908-02-04
sENATE MAs FoUR R0UR sEssIoN
Listens 10 a LOng Address by senator Piles
and Passes Many Bills.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.--The Senate to-day
was in session four hours, the greater part
OF the time being taken up by an address
by Mr.. Piles Of Washington In favor Of the
bill making an appropriation for the Alas
kan-Paciic Exposition.
A resolution by Mr. Tillman coming
over from the last legislative day. calling
on the President for information as to
alleged violations by the Southern Pacific
Railroad OF the law under which the road
received grants to certain lands in Oregon,
was taken up and passed. Another resolu-
tiOn by Mr.. Tillman directing the Attorney
General to proceed In the courts to forfeit
the grants because Of failure to comply
with the law, went to committee, as that
road desired to be heard.
The following bills were passed:
Extending the provisions OF the pension
laws 20 certain soldiers in the Indian wars
Of Utah. Colorado. Minnesota and Idaho.
Making appropriations for Government
participation IN the exposition at quito
Ecuador, and the Pan-American Scientific
Congress at Santiago, Chile.
COnferrinR jurisdiction on the Circuit
Court Of the Ninth circuit 20 hear and
determine the rights OF American citizens
arising under the Bering Sea arbitration
treaty.
Carving into eject the convention of
the Hague Tribunal exempting in time
Of war hospital ships from dues and taxes.
Authorizing the purchase Of a site and
the erection OF an immigrant station at
Philadelphia.
For the relief OF the owners Of the steam
lighter Climax and It's cargo, which was
run into and sunk by the United States
tender Cactus in the East River. New York.
November 70, 1905 The bill refers the case
TO the District Court for the Southern Fed
eral district of New York.
After a brief executive session, at which
the Senate ratified a convention Of the
an-American conference at Rio de JaneirO
looking to the establishment 81 an inter-
national commission OF jurists to prepare
codes OF international law, the Senate
adjourned until tomorrow,
The sun., 1908-02-04
Patent once Run at a PrOr,t

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-The annual report
Of the Commissioner Of Patents was sent
TO Congress- to-day. It shows that the
total receipts Of the Office for the last year
were 81, ,DlO,6iS and the expenditures 81
0SI, ,45S. The total number Of applications
for patents, designs and reissues Of patents
was So T62 and the total number issued
was 80 $40. The number Of patents which
expired was rs ,s22. For citizens OF the
State Of New York 5,2S1 patents were issued,
or one to every 1859 inhabitants. There
were issued patents to 3,s08 citizens OF for
eign countries, of which Germany, with
l,ls2, had the largest number.
The sun., 1908-02-04
WILL ENFORCE NINE HOUR Law.
Interstate Commission Has No Authority
to suspend It's Enforcement.

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission has been deluged
with letters and kilograms for the last
week protesting against the proposal Of
the railroads that the commission suspend
the enforcement a the law providing thai
railroad telegraphers shall not be permitted
to work more than nine hours a day. Since
Saturday last .769 such protests have
been received by the commission in the
form Of kilograms. They come from
telegraphers employed by the railroads
and from union labor leaders The law
in question will become effective March T.
While the commission has made no
formal ruling on the application of the
railroads that an extension shall be allowed
it is understood that the members of the
commission are Of the opinion that they
have no discretion but 10 begin enforcing
the law on the date named.
The sun., 1908-02-04

Highest temperature, 81. at 8 p. n.
WARRINGTON FORECAST FOR TO- DAT AND TO MORROW
For eastern Nsw York, eastern PenRJviGHta. Nstl
Jersey and Delaware. far tO-ddy tHcTsdSno CIOudi
ness and rdrmer 10 mOuOt; hghf 70 fresh nOrkpes
10 nOrfh rindS.
For New England fair today; fair and some
what warmer tomorrow: fresh westerly winds
becoming variable.
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland and
virginia, fair to-day; Increasing cIoudlness and
warmer tomorrow: variable winds.
For western New York. partly cloudy to-day
with snow nurSes along the Lakes: warmer and
generally fair 70 morrow.
The sun., 1908-02-04
Lake Company 90 Build a Submarine for
Trial.

WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-Secretary Of the
Navy Metcalf and representatives OF the
Lake Torpedo Boat Company will to-
morrow sign a contract providing for the
construction OF a submarine torpedo boat
by the Lake company TO be the equal Of
any submarine now owned by the Govern
ment" The Lake company will build the
boat at its own expense and IL will not be
accepted by the Government until IL has
successfully met a series OF trials pre-
scribed by the Department. The boat,
when completed. will cost t4S0.OOO. IL will
be l0i feet In length. OF 500 tons displace-
ment and will measure twelve and half
feet through its greatest width.
The sun., 1908-02-04
PAINFUL ULCER
On Foot for a Year. Healed by
Two Sets of Cuticura

"I had an ulcer on my foot for year
or more and it was very painful as it
was a running sore. 1 had a doctor,
but his treatment did not heal IL. About
eight months ago I commenced 10 use
Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment,
and Cuticura Pills. used two sets and
u Is now all healed up. Mrs. f.. F. Ryder,
West Brewster, Mass. April 20, 1907"
=. complets External and Internal Treatment for
livery lumor Of lnianfss Children. and Adults
cOnsiss or Nutcura soap t2SC 20 Clsanss the Sktn,
1uteurR Ointment l5Oc1 20 Heal tho skin, and
CutlcurA hesoyent OOc) Cor IN the form Of Chocoats
Hold througnout the world. Potter Drug 4 Chem.
IhHiiSd FSss. c1sssuaS % soOs Ss On sln ps....A
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Nominations BY the President.

WASHINGTON. Feb. S-The President to-
day sent the following nominations to the
Senate:
Corps Of Engineers-Captain 70 be Major.
Jay ). Morrow: First Lieutenant 20 be a Cap
tain. Edward N. Johnston; Second Lieutenant
70 be First Lieutenant. Jarvis J. Balm.
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washed my children's heads with Cuti-
cura Soap and then applied the wonder
ful ointment, Cutcura. did this four
or Ave times and can say that they have
been entirely cured. / have another
baby who is so plump that the folds Of
sIin on his neck were broken and even
bled. l used Cuticura Soap and Cuti-
curA Ointment and the next morning
the trouble had disappeared. / am
using the Cuticura Remedies yet when
ever any Of my family have any sores. I
can never recommend Cuticura SUM-
GENTLY; il is Indispensable in every home.
/ cannot find its equal. Nine. Napoleon
Duceppe. Al Dulutn St.. Montreal, Que.
May 2l, 1907"
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Deficiency Bill In the senate.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.-Senator Hale OF
Maine to-day reported from the Appropria
tions Committee the urgent deficiency
appropriation bill and gave notice that he
would call il UP for consideration tomorrow.
The total amount carried by the bill is
S24 .O3J. .4Os, an increase over the bill as 1t
came from the House OF e3S8.07s. The
biggest item of increase Is for the Treasury
Department. 81, 500, 900.
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House Passcs MIdoMs, PensLOn BIn.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3-Under suspension
of the rules by unanimous vote, with one
exception, the House passed the Sulloway
bill giving to widows OF veterans Of the
Mexican. Indian. civil and Spanish wars
minimum pension Of 81 a month instead
of S.
The Indian Appropriation bill was then
taken up in committee of the whole and
the afternoon spent in general debate.
mostly on the Presidents special message.
At 4:55 o'clock the House adjourned until
tomorrow.
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FOUND CUTICURA
INDISPENSABLE
For Her ChiIdren-LittIe Girls Suf-
fered with Itching Eczema Which
Simply Covered Back Of Heads
Baby Had a Tender Skin, Too. {
ALL PROMPTLY CURED BY
WONDERFUL OINTMENT"
Some years ago my three little girls
had q very bad form Of eczema. Itch

ing eruptlonH
formed on tha
backs Of their
heads which
W ere simply
covered. Before
l heard Of Cuti-
Cura, | used tn
try aim osE
everything. but
they failed
Then my mother
recon mended
the CuticurA
Remedies. 1
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Take LAXATIVE BRoMo ouInine Tablets. DRUG.
Eista refund money II II fails 10 cure. r. W.
GROVES signature Is on each boz. soc.--AdR