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A meeting of the Board of Relief of the Town Of Union, Conn will be held at the Town Hall, Saturday, Feb. 2Oth, 10OS, at o'clock p. m, for the purpose Of hearing any person claiming to be aggrieved by the doings of the assessors of above said town and making an app al there- from to determine all such appeals, and to equaiize and adjust the valuations and assess ment lists of said town.
 T. o. NEWELL,l Board
 &F. w. MOORE, of
 A. T. ALLEN, Relief Union. conn, Jan, 14, 1908.
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= Died.
 { Mansfield. 2lst, John Brown 56 f,-@, < Ellington, 2Oth, H ratio Kibbe, 8l. II Somers, 14th, John Chapman, 85.. Stafford Springs, 18th, Miss Rose M. MIIey 16 .'4 .s @,
 Mansfield. slst, Mrs G: B@Kennerson formerly of Palmer :,
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7CHO1CE BUILDING LOTS for Sale
 on Stafford HelgGs6; for cash or on 5EeFy
 eay feFma. --sss. ss.ssa.sasF FhAN Nk K REFE. :
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Stafford Springs. 18th. a daughter to Mir and Mrs George SimGi4.
 Holland. 18th. "a daughter 10 MT. and Mrs. Wm. l.. Ayers. a-,r ,z
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WNnR SALW-WOod Lot in StafTordvflle, esti-
 mated 10 cut 5000 ties, 15G.OO0 feet lumber, IsOO cords wood Box 10S Sta Tordville. Conn.
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N OST- Between the Springs and Moose \ Meadow. a logging chain.
 Hsl DENNIS GERARD. Stafford Springs.
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NOTICEI

Dated at somers, Jan.:s15, 1s
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ENGRAVED Cards furnished at The 1L Press of1ce-5O cards and script plate 90 cents; 50 cards and Old English plate from S1. 50
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HARMS and c untry Houses Wanted II in this section 2H per cent. after sold
 HAIR, AIS k. 79th street, New Yolk.
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Korea,s Captive Emneror.

There has scarcely ever been a
more pitiful figure in history than
that of the ex-Emperor Of Korea,
who, since his deposition by the Jap
anese conquerors of his country, has
been kept a virtual prisoner. At the
time of his forced abdication of the
throne, the ruler was wealthy, his for
tune being estimated at $40, 900.
But all that money has been turned
into the public treasury, and to-day
the ex-Emperor is a pauper, living in
a small cottage in one of the palace
Enclosures at Seoul. He is closely
guarded by Japanese police and spies,
and nobody is allowed to commune
cate with him except in their pres
ence, says Leslie's Weekly. Even
his son, who now occupies the throne,
is not allowed to visit him except I'M
der Japanese escort. 1t is explained
that these precautions are taken by
the Japanese because the ex-Emperor
is suspected of inspiring the acts of
instruction recorded from time to
time in various parts of the kingdom.
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stub end 81 New.

II was believed In Berlin that
apee and Germany are nearer war
thal theS have been since 1870.
Washingteh digpatches reported
frank II. Hitchcock would be Post
master-Geuera IN The Taft CABINET.
Ctarlea +. Aeispay asserted that
Iammany TAI dl all 1t coald for W.
bryan, despite chasges t. he con
srary.
now sAJ Lizard for cuate-
nsle rom any ratigsy s~ta-ios. n
the United States. hi 81 comm
Moys than d tbaaaatsd shifg waisS
fraksfe net IL s2w York 1tyNx coz
slider > strike
Representative Jsrs II he Jnited
States met IN executive sessin. "
plan q G Snion caseheir gaee =
@ew 1ofk gity
BelgiunAls xiGa III stone ana mar.
Die Of vFioAs kna TIE ge,fsrz4
guarrytps lndlstas e~ppIcssfogar q
1yaR sten AID ss A4nua4 nsittaf .y
SOS NJ yatae@@
Ns32E tt35 2afa4tfs ~ ys71xs
20 tpe sopt ~ g.ile. aaais 4 nsr-
Lcd.Afsy true y Eaipfsa iso. san
asln sagl14 ana MT,
tosf waie5 are alectric.
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~ sIciG 81 spor,s.

T. q Powers was elected president
of the Eastern Baseball league.
Thomas G. Jefferson. one ~ H.
best known owners or noting mi
saddle hcfses j Kersacky, died ar
nus hoane II Lexington; Kv aos5
fftyrseEe years.
The Ten milo Marathou rin ~ Ia
cid in coHIaaefion With tna BronIlSa,
P3s otfee games on Saturday. Tans.
airy s.. Is seins tt DO ali i~lteYss ~
aflalP IN fhe cid-t5a,ers vii starf
Inc Tea eire VIII be the race 81 r,,..
lespie WHO wins e. bride liz h. crosses
the tape nrst.
@s9Ies z. Keena headed this llst III
winning owners Tor thu TacifIg ssaso1
With came 10 an end at jan5aIea q.
e6',, 49, q sfeaa sc1a q 1882,
5eha Ss4ligan, Tor tw 10 y,.ays
the tea4g eight champion pessiiirt
81 eng world, celebrated bEs aftiefh
nsrthaAy at lIot Spriues IN .aaiug
She li@aga lpF The resi- Uf ~ Iifa
S~ law fer the resAiat4 III. AZ
a@gr 30 ~afa haely to IS aas +
IS ffeas Rext sessioh ok Congress
SiHIfaent " England al sMt ,aic4A
81 el1slgapreds il he heens Bal-
Diy9ea 85s9 sf}lIch-
%tvs heeAt ssa} sur
s.is geestrsee 3ntsresfs.
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dila@G ATFss59'Ft- 2 ALU iLfHl y
of efelf Isl aass generally va
lia aeafs4I

VA applie2 81 aot. lie soId where
as s1a NoGat o. found, and ii was
aT0ueRt info court.
The Coroner and jury adjourned 10
the Mcoda nea by and the gun vas
loaded sRd ~dischss9Fd. Hursh sH565
by apparently eaFe}e5s 9t The sesilts.
FoiAeF ing the ,l ar tie Kan ne
!ur%Enen crqNded aaaald Il To rxaal-
Inc soe the " & aaarmnr aross
amos taaa gsI tss Suspense Bas
susfrs g!as4aar could baar
f@o te rasvs ~ &5fn 10 examine it.
u Sssnsk 10 had suggested the
yocGa9 Tsst a5flted' 10 1 red stain
Lear ths rnazzle Of re I ehbon. Hursb
became agitatea ASS med on the
point OF 2aksas y aah FOR liberty
"siea hs saA ssk Y ! le3uty.
NitAdlp fnrtItsr classification the
party sled back it:sn I'll 6la,rt room
Thers IN 2 few Is2fa.eats the iury
red disrsa respoasM N Tor the XIII
and Coroner aw signed the
coplatitmet9t.
When the aT{sonsr saH a1s he was
g aa SENT a 9ail on The strength ~
81 Yoc0c0 5es tock >sar6 Knife
Eosn h pocket and ons stroke
ended his Eaa
subsequently more tsaefuF exatnin
atios e. tue red stain OF the Douzzle
Ct the glsl vas made and beychd a
aoubt II vas sstsDiighed "a Be not5-
lag but rust
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New Yorle Crss fedrich lin th,
Professor 9f Chinese In Columbia
University. VINO IS a hgelong adsnt
Of The Chinese peoale, their language
and ~hteEstufe, e considered enc ri
the best altnattties hg3l'g Ga Galnese
td& les, 6aye u as his oph1lon tnat the
death 81 the Ennpress Dowager and
the Emperor meant the opening OF
an entirely nes and better era which
would 6enaht not only China but the.
Other nst3ohs of the world. He
thought affairs IN China would from
row on advance rapidly toward Euro
pasn ideals, and though progress will
be less rapid than 10 Japan, China
would IN thir ~ or even twenty years
be transformed into q nation on an
equal footing with the other great
nations of.the world.
Professor Hirth had no belief in.
the report that foul play had entered.
into the death Of the DowageF or the
Emperor. IN Iegard to the general
attitude of the influential parties an6
individuals toward the new RUE, be
said
I think the events of the next few
weeks or Gays will determine the
question OF bloodshed or peace. II
think that both Liberals and Consef-
gaFiyes are ready to wait quietly IN
order TO see what course the Govern
ment will take. Prince Chun IS 8
Liberal, and he has enough fosawers,
! think, 5mot the really dangerous
party, the oYerardent Liberals, who
might be called The A~naTchisfi5 party,
20 Ryest ans trouble from them
prince Chnn, ] believe, is an able
man. He has visited Germany on a
diplomatic mission. He alone Of those
who have come irt5 great power ins
Cidna has see Europe; that single
fact should De sDough to show Ia
Speaking ia a general WAY 81 fhel
death OF emperor and now s.a1
said:
"It appears to me q very b~s}eTcial
thing for China. The antagoasstte
relations between the two sne rise
coltroi by tho Dowager or ire E1s-
1eror rougae great dissa 4 ~ I,
among tbe i48berels, wao mad yAgssa
tAsts bopes on the Emperor !
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Lame Back Prescription.

Considerable discussion is being
caused among the medical fraternity
by the increased use of whiskey for
lame back rheumatism. 1t is an al
most infallible cure when mixed with
certain other ingredients and taken
properly. The following formula Is
effective: ITO one-half pint of good
whiskey add inc ounce of Toris Com
pound and one ounce Syrup Sarsapa-
rilla Compound. Take in tablespoon
full doses before each meal and before
retiring"
Toris Compound is a product of the
laboratories of the Globe Pharma-
ceutical Co., Chicago, but 1t as we'll as
the other ingredients can be had from
any good druggist
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req rs An played d valuable p&rt.
II almost seams ssnes saved The ns son
IN 1853, when BY a coup d'etat he
young ,Emperor tried 10 crowd "a
China Ia ~ eliy DAYS changes Which
the nation would have needed as
many yesrs to digest.
Yet, the Emperor being hssltly
~apB'eeiate6 by the party Of refegas
arg Yrogeess. her seizure OF the Esaa
Of go&efpBxaE and suppressioa of
new IDEAS caat a gloom oyer The spirit
OF sac empire. And little as we know
the new characters on the Oh Sc
stage, it is fair to believe that roth
extremes-conservative ard process
sige-will hold themselves Ii cheek,
and VIII wait to see where Tho Cow
ernInent is tending. All depends on.
events; 1t is impossible to state what
Will happen; n car only peak Of
probabilities.
BUT the tendency, whsther calm
or Violent, will. l feel sure, BE toward
liberalism. These Two deaths have
cleared the course for China. There
is much talk of antagonisn toward
Manchu rule, yet that antagonism is
a thing of recent Years; it has been
greatly iEtEhteLG1 ~ me TelattouS
betweea che Emperor and his aunt,
ire Dovsger. believe now 5hat that
anita gonism VIII calm down for the.
time, ann vii. If the new Govern
ment gives satisfaction, die out.
TIE saIk Is Of 3 Constitutional
Government I think, and have al
ways tfaaagEt, the Chinese well lifted
for II. They have sIs avs appeared 20
mo 10 hsnarn uarlialnentarians Cor
fanny the are as well fitted for. le-
eraI institetiers az any Oriental ma
stioa-batSsI fitted than the Turks or
Persissns, al w4sll fitted, I think.
tae sapaness gtI bel the IN.
anese Gosew ana that the
stages 81 sfelf Isl Sress generally viii
lie acsfliI.
ae gwaaeaf stfoyernment Las &
stf9e 4 res 4 behind ii, and the
rad eals ach in the minority
nov 70 do aN NJ 81. So faany strong
&ea Bob Ahss and radical, are
wfsh tina .arn "a nj that I dc nce
tol eae5 serio5s ~oathreak"
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South Russia has among its valu-
able minerals rock salt, coal, copro-
lites, kaolin, sands for glass making
and other purposes, manganese and
iron ores, the latter being easily first
in Importance, free of phosphorus and
with little sulphur.
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Tsso Naw sso1lss

Jcstiee Hacah i3d ssoM to
Judge TAI noN be Ts6t oat "a
pls7 g5tf Soy tn thosts le.
BoQG 0FiFe N aGF u Z
q q hazard me 70 $40 oad-
die asd askes nd &Ae hah
i6aNius shin 2 va ~ yds.
die f stgoA oat.
aaAe foapd ia, ha}i, i-tse L
ia d. hole sgis naQg9
wiggiea Ike"
II certainly ~fcp}9ekabie that s
ipe irq ash she ipa seaGl3 place 9
pas aaCe ire noss esG eGoft Of
$50 to tg'en srrekas lRrf sali IA
beoad 3ayiisaa
3udgfe Tar resper5a - With Hsa-
story also afaut a fog. rs @oat
a aay ! a 4 Wagon to dsn END
tbs caIAa7 dowa yhick He drew
a where ~ tlaugh the stream
9 hi tqtas. cast ais line, fel1 6 pulA
and hauled N n trout a1otheT
4 and ana SCR until the I gon
xas AIled. tsv lifted az the
a. was 800 3agi from the g
Tliele 81 q sllar hich nisat lie
Gels Sh3n Esi4gc oncludea sau
SusSsea t3ae q aore 1 $50,
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MANY KILLED BY TORNADO.
Two Mile Wide Path Through
Arkansas is 10 Miles Long.
Visited Western Edge of State, Leav-
ing q Trail of Death, Suffering
and Destruction.

Fort Smith, Ark From meagre
reports received here from a score of
towns in northeast Arkansas it APP
pears that twenty-five people were
killed, fifty injured and a number are
missing through a tornado which
swept through this section of country.
The path of the storm was two
miles wide and seventy miles long.
Its force was felt in the greatest de-
gree in the vicinity of Ozark, Ark.
The small town of Cravens, four miles
west, was completely wiped out. Four
people were killed and three fatally
injured.
The dead are Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rosin and two children. The injured
are DR.. and Mrs. Hill, an aged couple,
who were caught in the collapse OF
their house and crushed. Grocery
stores in which several people had
taken refuge were blown to pieces
and all the occupants more or less
hurt.
DR.. Croker, of Lenall, Ark, was
slightly hurt. Eight people-three
men and two women and three chill
dren-are reported missing in Crav-
ems. All were seen before the storm.
At Knoxville, Ark. the storm
passed over at the mouth OF Piney
Creek, demolishing everything in its
path. Twenty people were injured
and several are reported to have been
killed.
Calls for doctors have been sent
from Barr, a small town four miles
northeast of Knoxville. Physicians
went to the stricken town on a hand
car and have not returned. Barr was
swept nearly off the map.
The country between H-cxrfha n
2s "a aastes the fafESborssa were
shsts eA and s0iae u tie 9ecupanls
Kslled TIE path Of destruction in
svade places is Eplr. miles Hide
The dgulage sBesg 5 cpu-
aasa easstls eo stcT atd enaTcEas.
Tsa ssarmScane III. ScNn the vert ~
0oIaeA and lasted bu u min
utes. TAs Methodist Ch1feh WAS
wrecked .Dd aIe pashona &c badly
d~zrla9ed.
TIE hones o. fcu1 aoeto :, frame
tKitctare were ccnlplsg aemoi-
lsia3 The Baptist Cit 81 cnpola
was blo~n SO feet sld / igh bot-
ing fFasre Aeuse, uuoccupied Was re-
4lsea 10 liadlsn E7eyen oghes
dwsilings we're UR frol haiT
Eaura4 IONS and nag3fs urreofed.
"A islegraa RON Kno Gle at IL
o'eioGh Ststss that the storm passed
lear RuseepvfIle at B o'clocK In Ire
afternoon and killed fifteen peopia
AMI injured = scAfe.
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Presidents Promise 70 au GAio
Veteran OF The Cigil Var.

Washington, .. C -Gsnerai a. g.
Corbin, retired, secured RON pred-
dent Roosevelt a pTcsGisa appGint
Gilbert Van Zandt, the 3FdnIrssr 5ey
of the Segentg-ninth Chic Volnnteer
Infantry IN the Civil War. to q uiaee
IN tbs Government service. Ganerai
Corbin brought Van Zandt, wiisae
no ne is ~ WILMINGTON Ohio, wish
hlm and told tas President that lie
entered the military service at ten
years OF aye az a drummer boy ii the
Soveaty-ninth Ohio.
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HoM's This2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Ed. CHENEY & Co., Toledo. O..
We, the undersigned, have known +. j.
Cheney for the last IS years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
WALDING, kINNAN 4 MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, D.
HalPsCatarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ngdirectiy upon the blood and mucuoussur-
faces of the system. Testimonials sent free.
Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Answer.
A rather pompous looking deacon
in a certain city church was asked to
take charge of a class of boys during
the absence ofIAe regular teacher.
While endea to impress upon
thgir young minGs the Importance of
life, the following
pounded:
ole call me a Chris
Mn the worthy dignitary
very erect and smil-
hem.
don't know you,"
was he answer of a bright
eNe responding to the
ingrs e with one equally
lning.-Lippincott's
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QoeeE nr oriFsi ns.,d
"A Ris Grrsar ehnA

O. neya fhe richest and NOS &C.
neatric man in Switzerland, Dr.. G.a-
frtiii is dead at Lugano. laagFne 4
fQFt9fe OF 100000, most 81 which
was made in Ainsrsca.
pr qabrin was a man otfthe sim
piest habits. lie would YEA rhe
~stbDpiest i.Sathss. AMI many tonslsfs
gao visited his beautifpl chateau 81
Ciani sseeDted his sarY ees as a guide
under the Impression that he yaa
2 OF ilr GARDENERS. He usad II
- their tips Win glee.
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Woman Dies at Church Fair.

Cincinnati. - Mrs. D. Lee, aged
sixty years, of South Carthage, a sub
urb, was stricken with apoplexy while
in charge of a booth at a fair in st.
Peters Episcopal Church, and died in
the booth before a physician reached
her.
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Auto Driver KiEled. Others Hurt.

Washington, D. C.-Noble Davis, a
chauffeur, was killed and several 9TH
ers were injured by the overturning
of an automobile near Hyattsville,
Md.
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Plan Huge Auditorium.

Washington, D. ca great audi
forum for the use of national conven-
lions and for the holding of inaugu-
raj balls and other large functions, is
to be constructed in Washington II
the plans of a committee of well
known men are carried out.
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Morning, morning." said paterfa-
milias genially as he entered the
breakfast room. Give had a SPLEEN
did night. Slept like a topi" His
wife agreed with him. "You did,"
she responded grimly-"like a hum
ming top!"-Philippines Gossip.
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111z e5ll
me Worcester Gazette
there is IN aRwbipped gang IT you1s
sters in that city found y
every quarter, and &c 81 hrly 1a-
strained by fhe police ma ghey sire
Eapidly being moides into lle stun
rom which roaring mobs are made.
II is TO ne feared that Worcester IS
not alone ia tie POSSESSION o. such
gang. Pfobasl duplicate could bal
1ePna II say cry cl the Common
w.altb, and no tovn Of zny size
tree faom a similar if saalia- group
~ yopthtu distur9ers. rs i generally
reed that tae rssBonsfCttity for TIE
existence cf stch gangs .esfs on TO-
m~oilyeedatng Spirit Of the time,
Thteh is reflected u -eTae @ he fool
lsgls Ion reiattTe u juvenile oeend-
Ao| or The stat0te b0ok,-EoWeli
coHtier-Gti7en.
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LATEST NEWS
BY WIRE.
Left Estate.

Chicago, III. - Edward, Ira and
Mrs. Sarah Morris, executors Of the
estate of the late Nelson Morris, filed
an inventory in the Probate Court.
The value of the estate was fixed at
about 100000 at the time the
will was filed for probate.
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4V0oDOO sTGE CAUSED sgICIDE.
SansFstllaas TEST fBglsd tga MS sse4as II Iuuer EFNas Hy 10 nas,b-
Red stain on the Reap9a,g kfsassn As ansd, is asaHs Aust.

Monticello, Ark. 5espsal9n sc
aurder haying baen cop1rwsd against
hilnsia the eyes e hts neighbors hg 4
yoodaoATesr. Lcais adrsh, a ~faraaeg,
cut mis- l1r9at ndsdied in the praa-
sence of the Ceroner's Jury.
Samuel haywood was ihe man
wnoss mardsyz was ander iuyeatiga-
tioE. He was called TO his from door
at night ard Killed VITA a charge OF
buckshct. His wife had but a ieet-
ing glance at tae assassin and u4ul6
give NO clew to his identity
Fursh 6s questioned about The
1ritne ~ the inquest, bu protested
<hNt be hai III knowledge of 1t. Mem
beers Of tho family swore that he was
at nct7le when tile foot wag Aired, and
Hurssf xig haa been eiimin-
ated fFon TIE iiat of suspects when.
one Of The Jurylaen- IN aged nearo,
spoke Hp
Try the yodioa esst on HIN
urged the negro.
What's that INQUIRED the coro-
neF.
Sect Harsh's gun md fre st. OF
again while he Is standing Is he
aid the murder the gun Viii 8eat
blood = i
Tie Coroner was disiE lined ~
fake this step, fut Others III rsasi Ii on
him and'Ae finally consentss Hursh
declared that Ii WAS & naEseY ct la
difere1ce to him wheltse ne tast
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Enacing Himself.

Berlin.--Ihe Kaiser has aDpare
" begun bis self-e6acenent &
plfne. He excused himself froF
customary attendance st the :
meeting of the association OF
Areb'teets, winch be has ir
attended and dominated, plea
tremeiy urgent business.
RuIec ~ Trade Navy Of 1l2 Ship
lsnd1a Sir John Buermap, c
+.3iiirg owner % me Ellerman,
and Han lines ard other stear
tonnage. has acquired control q
entire Bpcknall heet OF twenty-e
vessels. giving him 172 steam
With q total Of $4,000 tons.
PeH1ty Post shows Quick Result
LUndon.-The Postmaster-GenersE
announced that the weight of NAL
matter from the United Kingdom ti
tho United States in the month ef OcF
tober increased twenty-seqen pc
cent. under The penny post. as COM
.nareisast III that in September.
Moro i ofs IN luzca.
lsanlla, r. T.--ssyefal hundre
Warl;lce Moros haVe gathered neal
3Maiebang q column OF hye eo1.
panies Of infantry with a cou 90 q
guns, has been sent ont TO make
reconnaissance. It is. hoped that gfte
q psrley 10 Moros vii disbanf
~peaeefuhy
Queen Wiiaelinina Eapectaut.
The Hague.-In yiew OF The FAC
thai IN interesting event IS expected
next spring, Queen Wiihelnaina ha.,
been forbidden ~ her physjeieas ttl
hold her Customary private aRdieneast
This precautionary measure is I'll
ayoid fatigt4s.A
se-vis Withdrasvs Gusrds.
EelgraGe.-The Seryian Cover
rlent has Withdrawn ias special nnil.k
tRry guards % the Acknowledgements
frontier I'M discharged the reserYs,
recently called to the eolors.
AL Target Ros ords Brokep. u
Ms p, LII is unoficia IL anE
3 esg tBat the ~bettleshfp Nebrask
Gafing he TARGET practice now Y
progress broke 81 racords esraDlisheek
w an navy Ia TIE world FOR r1ar1.
maas wtp hef EweIve inch gnnS}
Ree 81 nIzing g~nFnchins.
-LeBtaas, France.-yE9 essce have
saiaed evidence from h2 hogses here
proving that there isNA Increment on
foot to Teorganize ! Capsesi id m1a-
.as5ery in TIE neighborhos y Itch has
been eiosed for some iue
Special Eate For Jews
ST. peteisburgMTta rewspapa
Of tit Rete burg announced he in
a speeisi railroad nasssn@
ger t9a6lc fol. jews emigrating to
America or other countries not 90
Europe as laborers This new fara IS
approximately lalf the &fssing tIrdg
class rate.
lM%onteHegfc aiming.
VienEa.-A teleg am froa Cattara
states thai ansa and ainmuiftsba are
being distfArlted to tate entire male
poa1tstioa OF tMonfen5gra and that
sbe Monte grin frontier Is studded
with. sentries.
Reforms For ST. raee.
81 Pierre Migs CioD acting Goy-
u Moqlins ths administrator 81
this e5louy. rsce4y sd u eablegram frot.
fAa Mftisler IF he Cololies at Par.
uncing That Governor Caree, III
new chief eNecUlvet VIII sakI iro
lrsEaedtately with s4etaf IN
strHctFchs TsgarS 9 tke sca3s agifaz,
rtol nesat dgea tast TEA
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-27
NO SKIN WAS LEEI ON BODY.
Baby was Expected to Die with Ec-
zema-Blood Oozed Out All Over
Her Body-Now Well-Doctor
Said tn Use Cuficura.

DHIU 90 Cb0 Ou0ICuId'
@Six months after birth my little girl
broke out with eczema and I had two doc
tors in attendance. There was not a particle
Of skin left on er body, the blood oozed
out just anywhere, and we had to wrap her
in silk and carry her on a pillow for ten
weeks. She was the most terrible sight !
ever saw, and for six months I looked for
her to die. I used every known remedy to
alleviate her suffering, for it was terrible
to witness. DR.. c. gave her up. DR..
B recommended the Cuticura Remedies.
She will soon be three years old and has
never had a sign of the dread trouble since.
We used about eight cakes of C~uticura
Soap and three boxes of Cuticura Oint-
ment. James j. Smith, Dumid, Va, Oct.
IA and %, 1906"
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-27

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teething, %softens the gums, reduces inAamma-
ton, allays pain, cures wind collie, 25c a bottle
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-27
Chambers Kills a Physician.

Chicago. Death from CHAMBERS,
rare in a human being, overlook DR..
Thomas M. Wilson, of Atwood, Onta-
rio, at the Presbyterian Hospital, in
this city. DR.. Wilson absorbed the
germ of the disease while conducting
experiments at Rushwell College.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-27

A Chicago woman has applied for her
seventh divorce.