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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19

A Wisconsin woman who asked ev-
cry man she met to marry her was
judged to be insane. Her ardency
does seem to have been far from
natural
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

Neuralgia may very often be speed
lily relieved by applying a cloth satu-
rated with essence of peppermint to
the seat of the pain and leaving it
there.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19
Mrs. Gabrielle 8 Mulliner is chat

Mrs. Gabrielle 8. MullIner Is chair
woman Of the legislative committee
of the state federation Of women's
clubs. She recently caused a flutter
in the New York equal suffrage league
by the announcement that there were
twenty women of wealth and position
in New York who had sIgniled their
intentions Of becoming members Of the
league.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19

The citizen who gets in earnest
about cleaning up the backyard is US
ually surprised by the bushels Of loose
stuff he finds in ten hours to burn.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19

To get the full value of cold cream
1t must be let dry on the face. 1t takes
time for the skin to absorb it.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19

No. 9O2o-Two belt designs to be
transferred to white or colored linen,
pique, or any wash material of which
belts may be made Both designs may
be developed in eyelet or French en-
broidery, or a combination of the two
as preferred. Colors may be used.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19

Few skins can stand glycerin, and
IT should never be used without being
diluted It absorbs all moisture. and
the skin becomes dry and parched.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19

An old man in Massachusetts who
advertised for young wife had sew
enty-two applications in two days. He
did not want them to maintain him,
though!
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19

The news has reached other coun-
tries that America is going to boom
once more, and the immigrants are
coming this way by the thousands.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19

The democrats in the senate have
resolved to let the republicans Of that
body become wholly responsible for
the tariff bill. An excellent idea.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19

The Marquis de Chambray OF Paris
has come to America to lecture to
children on proper mastication Of food.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19
,ocoanut for Salad.

Shredded cocoanut. which Is bought
already prepared, makes a tasty addi-
ton to different kinds of salad.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19

Do not overeat or wear overnight
clothes If you would avoid a red nose.
Indigestion and cramped circulation
can paint a more vivid hue than a
rouge pot
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19

A good deodorizer is made by apply
ing a hot poker to a lump of camphor
gum in a saucer. The strong fumes
will clear the atmosphere Of a room
in a few minutes.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19
A Good Closet Hint.

A pan of lime set on the shelves near
jellies, fruits and jams will prevent
their molding.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19
Editorial NOTES

It takes a bigger hat than has shown
up yet to make Norwich women ap-
pear unattractive.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19

And now they say Mr.. Morgan was
o highhyer before he bought an air
ship. In the altitudinous but not in
the aeroplane sense.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19

1t IS now being said that Caruso
tried to do so much for the phono-
graphs that he undid his voice. He
has made his record.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19
no Polish Japanned Trays.

Clean japanned trys by rubbing
them over with little olive oil, and
then polishing it off with a soft cloth.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19

II you would overcome that tired
feeling get out early sin the morning
and work up the earth and few new
vibrations
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19

If President Taft desires to swing
around the circle this summer there is.
no real objection. Why shouldn't he
do Alaska?
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19

Mr.. Patten explains that he corner
ed wheat to help the farmers. He
will not deny that incidentally he
helped himself quite little.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19

The oyster is getting where the tur-
key gets after Christmas-out of the
extra -hazardous zone.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19

A new whiskey has been discovered
IN Texas. Considering the reputation
Of Texas, this IS not strange.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19

A glass of warm water before break
fast Is tonic for the whole system.
If the complexion Is in need of i'm
provemeut try squeezing half a lemon
into the water just before drinking.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19

The fellow who feels a storm coming
in his bones does not thi1k that any
other prediction is reliable.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19

When the farmers get the spring
wheat in the present corner" viii
realize that it viii soon be knocked
out.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19

The D. A. R. know how to make is
sues and how to settle them so that
they remain settled for awhile.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19

Happy thought for today: Do not
nag, for nagging makes the gladdest
heart sad and a merry man mad.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19

Norwich ought to carry the baseball
club high on July 5th, since it has al
ways been a great baseball town.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19

The rates are so graded in Holland
that the heaviest burdens fall upon
those who have the most property or
income
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19
Have You Noticed the
Increo Sed TroUeL?

It's a sure sign of good weather and
6ne roads. People like to get out into
the open air We furnish the best
method, and If you'll take one of our
teams you'll say the same.
MAHONEY BROS, Falls Avenue
mar17d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-19
AN INVITATION.

II there are any blind tigers" Turk
ing In Hartford, they will confer
favor on the authorities by roaring, or
sneezing, or something, so their where
abouts may be located.-The Hartford
Post.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-21
@leftrisital aeaen Npnnenialler.

Sine neue unb gang eigenartise 8erz
nenbhng Bat bic GIeftriSitGt i'm pers
floFenen CONNER in Der id9Ff9en
Stabt 3ittou gefunOen. Die febr
ausgebebRten prd9ttgen WoIbunsen
Der Stabt ,3ittau Iinb nGmlib BON
RonnenfaItern unb anberen Walps
f96blingen Oerort beimgeiu9t. bob
man idOn srObere 9beile Der 8eitGnbe
sinfah bat obbolaen miiiIen. unb mon
befiir6tet. bob nod peitere. ausge>
oebnte Walogebiete benz &ablf9Iag
perfollen lperben. ipenn es ni6t gelinat,
auf anbere 8eiie Der NonnenpIase
9err gu perOen. SIN peripidenen
CONNER IieB nun Die 8erpoItung Der
Stobt 3ittar ouf bem 0otbs bes itGbz
tif1en @lettriaitdtsnerfes eineu Ben
tilator uno atpei grpbe eIeftrif6s
S4einperfer aufiteGIen. beren setpaIs
tige 2i9tts9eI nGbrenb Der Noht auf
bic ettpa a9t &ilometer entfernten
@dIber seri9tet lpurben. Die Hons
men. bur9 bos 2i9t anselodt. flatters
ten 5u Saufenben in ben 2idtteseI
beran, immer mebr Der Gi9tquelle Suz
itrebenb; ebe iie bieie aber srrsihten.
tamen iie in ben Dirtunsstrsis bes
@entilators, Der iie eiriauste unb auf
bieie Meife unf9dbli9 ma9te. Sn
elmer Na9t puroen ouf bieIe Weile
ni9t ipeniger ols 80 &ilosromm Ronz
nenfaIter CUR Strede eebra9t, auBer
ben sroBen Mensen berienigen. bic on
ben Der StraBen6sleu9tuns bienenben
9osenlampen ibr Gnbe fanben, benn
bon biefen 2ampen batts man bic
9IasgIoden entfernt. 10 baB bic Nonz
men brett in ben 2idtbosen biHeinz
flattern fonnten. Sen eigenartigen
8ampf sesen bic S9GoIinse min man
i'm Sabre 1909 energifh fortisBsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-21
sdlulbenfreie seutid,e staaten.

Sit Iansen Sabren fnb 3eub d. 6.
unb Sa9Ien=4Itenburs bic etnsisen
beutfden 8unbssitaoten, bic feline
S9ulben aufauipetfsn baben. 2fu4 i'm
Sabre 1907 lift in &euB d. 8. gut ge>
pirtbfaaftet iporben. oenn es bat iih
na6 elmer fiir3li9 enlightenment llebers
ii9t iiber bic Rednune Der fiiritliden
2anbestoFe BEL elmer @inuabme bon
2,176,106 Mart unb bei etner glusz
gabe bon 1,843.7 .738 Ularf Elm Ge9s
nunesbeifanb bon 332, ,367.45 Mart
erseben. Die Mebreinnabmen betru>
gen 117,232.51 Mart, bic Mebrouss
9a6en 12,775.11 Mart, 10 bab i'm
Sabre 1907 Elm lleberfduB bon 104,s
457.45 Mart 5u per5eidnen mar.
Reub a. 8. bat ni9t nur feline S9uls
ben. fonbern iogor elm 8ermDgen bon
3,277, ,502.24 Ulart, bas ii9 suIams
menIebt aus 760, ,S55 Wtart on @runbs
befib, 2,208, ,200.14 Marf an barren
&opitaIien unb aus benz &e9nuness
beItanhe BON 332, ,367.45 Morf, ipoppn
%. .920.35 Mort binterIeste @elber in
4b5ue au brinsen finb. Durd ben
beborifebenben 8au eines neuen sroben
@erfpaltuussgebdubss in 9reia biirfte
bos @srn0gen cine @bnobme bon ettpa
100000 Dart erfabren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-21
8einer ainbcrienen.

Den Hstorb in Der 9a9tommen=
fhoft bat ii9erIi5 Sbomos 3. Cor
mtr, in elmer @orItabt in Spbnep. 4us
ftraIien.' oufseiteGIt. Dieter 0aetorbs
BREEDER. Der Ieines 3eiaens 2anbpirtb
iit, SdbGt surSeit Y Sabre unb mar
nit turSen unterbre9unssn piermol
perbeiratbet, insgefammt 48 Sabre.
9tus ben bier Chen entitammen ni9t
ipeniser aIs 3S Rinber. fpobon 90
MGb9en unb nur 8 &naben iinb. Die
leBtsren Isbsn fGmmtli9 unb iinb gum
groBen Sbeil berbeiratbet. bon ben
MGbdsn blie6en 81 ON 2eben. Die
ganae 5oblrei9e SamiIis lebt In Der
RGbe Spbnebs unb sGbIt 312 perfoz
men. ollie Sabre an einem beitimmten
Sage tommen bic Wlitglieber biefer
sr0Bten 5amilie Der @eIt sufammen.
nm stipaige 5omiIienDerbdltniHe gu
regeln. Das lebte &inb ipurbe benz
SamiIienpoter befdeert, ola er serabe
bos 70. Sabr poIIenbets. j
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-21
SfltEannt fsod)apparate.


epstisbsreitunssse sserdtbs.
SeItfams ariessabtodtDpfe iinb
na9 einem 8eri9te BON profeFor 9.
Sorionopic bsi ben 9eibuden in Masez
bpnien, ben Montensgrtnern unb Sers
ben in @ebrau9. @s iinb 8ieOerz
tduermosen. bic gu aod9eTdhirren pera
arbeitet perben unb ibren 3ptd auf's
poIlItGnbigIfs erfiiGIsn. Die alten Sfp=
then beniibten f9on Sbiermagen aIs
&oitt6pfe, unb genau pie bic Stptben
bereitet man BEL ptelen @Oltern oes
9altans nod beute bos Mabl. Sn
einem gut gereini9ten Sammels ober
3iegenmagen tperben bic Materialien
Der au tpdsnben SpeiIe auigeIdi9tet,
9epiir3. @afer 5usegeben unp bic
Osffnunsen bes Masens nit 8inbz
faben feft 5ugebunoen. 9ann tpirb
bos Seuer unter Oem Ma9entO9topf
sntSiinbet. .unb ie na9 benz SnbaIt lit
bic SpeiIt in tiiraeiter 3eit fertis. Gs
bleibt fi9 9leih. OBJ man in Wlaseu
ober SbierfelIen todt. benn burd teia
nen berartisen tbierii9en 8eutel lam
6liiffigteit bur9fdern, unb om Teuer
fann fid5 Der Sbiermagen niat ent=
siinben. folanse in ibm SliifFeteit por=
banben lit. Sarin lie9t bas gan5e 9es
betmnib bteIer &o9tunit, bic namentz
li4 in Serbien In Sriebens= ipie in
&riess8eiten nod sismIid aGIgemein
i'm S9panse ift.
Sin nod ortginelleres Ro9geI9irr.
ndmIi9 aus 8aumrtnbe. tennen ebeuz
falls bic Seibuden. Bon einsm ain=
benbaum iGst man einen armbideH
9lft o6, BON bieiem ipieber Elm etipa DO
Gentimetsr lansts Stiid NIT glatter
Rinbs. 9tuf biefer fpirb nun nit
einem breiten Sammer 70 lange
berumestIoptt. Biz iie fi9 obl0ft. Damn
5iebt man iie ppm 9pl5e ab unb erbdlt
10 cine eblinbrif9e a0bre, bic am uns
teren Gnbe feit perfdlpHen pirb. 9as
70 bereeiteIte @efdB fpirb au bret
8iertel nit Wafsr gefiillt, bierouf bas
GGeif9 nit benz @emiife ausefebt. SIT
nun Der gplinbsr ppn, 70 pirb au9
bas obere Gnbe nit einem SolaftDpfef
feit psrf9loFen, unb stpaiee 6ugen
perben nod nit Gebm perflebt. Ho9
biefer Operation Isst man bos @efdB
in cine etipa bier Gentimeter tiefe
| Sur9e in bic @rbe, bedt nit Grbe 3u
unb aiinbet iiber ben SteIlen Elm ftars
fes 5euer an. 9urd bic @drme beg
Seuers to4en bic SpeiIen in Der Rinoe
gang e6enfp. tpie auf einem 9erOe uno
5par biibf6 lansfam. Die GuBere
Sdale Der Rinbe pertpblt, i'm Snnern
bIeibt iie unperfebrt. 9iefes 3o9et
in 8aumrinbe 1T bas setreusFe Bib
bes Popin'iGen Sopfes. in benz bic
Semperatur. lpie in Der 8aumrinbs.
bDber ift aIs in offenen 9eI9irren, in
bsnen bic 5liifiisteit ME 100 @rab
@eliius iibsrIteigt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-21
assnntbisriasoslt.
3te besiaDteeeHe HusabuHe ess BaiotpessS
BET ben uprDiidleu B5Ifsru.

3fe eftt@teeene HueabuuG oss kBatoWeffs
BET eeH uoroiidaea DoIfsra.
Die Sagb auf bos pilbe Renntbiei
1T nit sroben S9pieristeiten berbun'
ben. @lei9 ben sabmen Renntbisrsn.
baIten iid aud bic pifben Henntbisrt
in Seerben Sufammen. 70 bab Elm
Sbal. tn benz iie ipeioen, elm 9epinl'
mel bon 9ebDrn bietet. gti9t felten
iiebt man 1000 Bis 5000 pilbe gfenns
There berIammelt, bic cine duBerIi
f9arfe Nttteruns baben. @rrdtb es
nit beren Silfe bic Rdbe bes Sdsers,
70 ift iebe Miibe umfonft. Der gan:e
Saufsn entfliebt nit 8libesf9nele,
unb pergebens piirbe es iein, ibn sll
berfolsen. 0ie 2appen bef9Iei9en bas
Der BET ber Sasb bos- Sbier unb gehen
INNER segen ben Dinb ON. gbenfp
geben aud bic ipeibenben Sesrben. Sp
ponbert Der SGgsr nit ibnsn, Bis sr
ii9 unbemertt ndbern fam, BON Selsz
bIod au SeIsblod f9Giipfenb unb iid
babinter berbersenb. Sat er ben GIN
iti9en Stonbpuntt, 70 fu9t er fi9 bas
bette. itdrtite Sbier, sieIt unb briidt
ab. 8ei benz Small erfoIst bic aIIges
meine Slu9t, unb bieie 1T 10 iiber'
baftig bon Der 9tnsit. baB einseIne
Sbiere beriingliiden, ober bic tpeiben'
ben Sbiere iteben 70 bidt, bab bic STU
gel bes SGgers mebr als ems tDbtet.
Sir bic iibirifden @pltsfGmme Bill
bet bic Sago ouf bas ipilbe Henntbier
etne Sauptnabrungsquelle; ipenn bic
Sbiere nit Gtnbru9 bes Sommers
iiber bic Moosfisppsn na9 bem nOrbis
iden @ismeer 5ieben, Iauern ibnen BIZ
Sdger on einem 5luBufsr nteberse-
tauert auf unb fpmmen bann, ipeur
bic f9tpimmsnbs Seerbe in bidtgs.
brGngter 1ei6e aopf ON &opf por'
pGrts brdnet. in ibren fleinen &dbner
pfeilI9nsn berbei unb f9ieben uni
fpteben, 70 piel in ibren &rdften itebt
9iefe Sosb iit iebo9 ni9t pbns Sc.
fabr, ba bic perDunbeten mGnn9er
nit ibrsm Geipeib nod BORN. NIT Der
Sinterfiiben nab binten ftpben. BIZ
Weib9en aber NIT i6ren 8orberfiiBer
germ auf ben Gonb bes aobns fid
ftiiten, Der bann umf9lGst. Do9 BE-
nebmen fi9 bic Sdger meiit gefdtdt
unb tpiFeH es BET Der 8erpunbuns bes
Henntbieres 70 ein5urthten. bab bieies
nod 8raft gsnug bebdlt, ans llfer
su f9nimmen. Damn gebDrt es mad
ollgemeinem 9erfomnen benz sSdger
Die i'm Wafer set6bteten Renntbier'
tperben unter bic @emeinbe pertbeilt
fpel6e bic Sydger ausf9idte unb aus'
riiitete. Wtan fentt fie aber 5unG9fi
in's @oifer, Inn bas Sleifh frif4 81
erbalten; bann b6rrt man es, rdu9eri
es elm, obsr ipenn bic Sasb i'm 9erbitt
itottfinbet. lGbt man es eiufrieren. 0it
ouff9Gumenben. bonn Dilute ROTH ge'
fGrbten MeIlen. bas @ef9rei ber Sd'
ger, bas S9nauben Der Sbiere uni
ibr unseitiimes Drdnsen nab bem an:
bern llfer bieten elm ungemein tpilbeE
Bib. Die RupferzSunbsribbens unf
9aien=Snbianer gorbs9meritas er.
legsn bos pilbe Renntbter au9 nod
NIT pfsil unb 8osen, um bic 9eerbt
bur9 ben 8naI zines 'lerseipebrs
ni9t gu oerf9euben. ou4, Tangen fl
Is in S9linsen obsr t0bien es beim
0urdidptmmen Der SIiife burd
Spiebe; bic gstimps sroben aub tiefs
/ SaulD9sr in ben S9nee unb in baa
Gis unb bemG9tisen iid auf bieTg
Deiie Der tn bieie @ruben sefalleneu
Renntbiere.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-21

Tapferer aier. Geo.
5reetb. Elm Wiitslisb Der Rettunsss
mannfboft BON 8eniee, &al., gebiirtis
auf Satpaii. rettete NIT eigener 2e>
bensgefabr neun ruTIifde unb iapas
nif9e Sifder, beren8oote BON Sturm
gegen bic Wpsenbreder bel 8enice ees
fdIeubert purben, bonn Sobe bes grs
trintens. Gr fdpomm pieber unb
pteber gu ibnen bin uno bra9te ibnen
gettunesletnen unb 2sbensrettunsss
siirteI. 2tIs er fe a[Ie eerettet bate,
brad er obnmddtis auiammen. erbolte
fi6 aber bolb tpieber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-21

Sn bas Sufttasebdube u b E
etRgebro6en nurbe nd6tIt6er
@eile in 0ussburg. Sn ben @ef9dftss
5immern Hs glmtsgeri9ts tpurben
otpei 4aRenf6rdnte nit 6000 Msari
unb 1000 Mart ousseraubt.
Snianb
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-22
Sentenced to Death Within
"a Hours After His Crime

confession and the death sentence
was imposed.
The negro said he was hiding I'm
the woods when Miss DObbs passed
By on her way 10 a store. He seized
her and after assaulting her. cut her
throat and stabbed her three times
TO keep her from telling" Christian
showed no signs OF fright In court
The sentence came within tWenty-fOur
hours after the crime was committed
and Christian was sent TO the Fin
castle Jail
The Jan was guarded last night 10
prevent an attack that was expected
by a mob. A mob gathered Thursday
night near Clifton Forge. but agreed
not 10 attempt 10 lynch Christian while
he was az that place"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-22
REALTY CHANGES.

Following Is the list OF transfers re-
corded I'm the clerks Office on last
Friday and Saturday. which shows
that the realty market Is especially
lively just az this time:
Lizzie CellOn 10 Frank Cellon. Mary
A. Baird and 4. J. Baird to w. r. Gel
Ion, II. =. Hammond and r. J. Ham
mOnd 10 Mrs. A. NJ. Gaskin, Mrs. A.
~. Gaskin 10 J. V. Brown. Mrs. T'rudle
Brown 20 Elizabeth BerksTesser. j.
=. Edwards and wife 20 J. w. Barry.
Hattie l.. Sanchez and husband 10 Jo-
seph b. Bowers, }. r. Bowers and wife
% Sylvia p. Williams. A. G.. Hill and
wife 20 Vim. Anderson, G.. W. Liy-
ingston aud others 10 s. q. Gay. Geo
r. Leitner and wife TO g. H. Rifles,
Melissa Jones and husband 90 81. l..
Alexander, A. c. Douglass 90 Clara
r. Martin, Melrose Manufacturing
Company 20 C. c. Neal W. r. Van
Ness % ]. n. Eddins, Mrs. H. n. Lamb
and husband 20 J. r. McKinstry.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-22
The STEEL TRUST TO
MEET COMPETITION
Smaller Concerns Frightened By Tariff Revision
Talk Have Made Many Reductions.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2o.--An "open"
market ~ TIE iron and steel trade
fhat manufacturors believe vim lead
ts slimulaiion Of the industry. was
created late yesterday when former
Iudee Ebert II. Gary. chairman Of the
directorate Of the United States steel
torpornfion. made en- ofllcial announce
ncpf that the ''leading manufactnr-
of iron and steel have determined
- protect their customers. and. Cor
l1e present sen at such modified
icea as may Be necessary with re-
pect Of dinerent commodities in
ael % retain their fair share Of the
erlness~ The prices which may be
telermlned up0n win Be glven By the
Manufacturers 20 TIE customers direct.
TIE action of the'ieading manufac.
lufsrn a. onecsing az open market fol-
ioNod B series Of conferences here
Tor ihe lass three days Of Judge Gary
ed ne heads % the various subsidiary
npnnlcs ol TIE steel corporation. TO-
tlhor. with OFFICIALS Of ether steel
planuiacturing companies.
1udEe Gary. "a TIE 0Ilcial state
aent says that me smaller steel man
0lnclurlng concerns for one cause or
anQtheF particularly the tariff asiia-
ellen. have become more OF less ex-
cited and demoraIized. and have been
selling their products below those
rlIcce generelly maintained. and this
zee ne UNREASONABLE price-cuttins By
<Ilain manufacturers who opposed Ia
ehanse felt the necessity Of protect
luE their customers Following IN
para ls tho statement made public BY
1e1gs Gary after ne meetius:
Prices n Interest o. Buyers.
rFoilowing the panic Of October.
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Sea Island Cotton Active
and Strong the Past Week

SAVANNAH. Ca. Feb. 2O.-The Sea
Island cotton market has been active
and strong the past week and ruled
steady throughout. While the de.
mand was not so urgent as the week
before. still II was sufficient to result
m good sales, and a material reGdc.
ton In the Offering stock. Prices
were well maintained. and the demand
was for all grades.
Large sales have recently been
made In Charleston. which have ex.
hausted most Of the stock OF island
crop lots, Il Is variously understood.
Some think that the demand being
satisfied. Georgias and FlOrldas viii be
In similar request. Others hold that
the demand for Georgias and Florldas
must now increase since the stock Of
islands Is out Of the way.
Sales for the week were 1879 bales.
The following prices were based ON
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IMPORTANT MEETING
FOR NEXT WEDNESDAY
or ESPECIAL INTEREST TO THE
LOCAL TRUCKERS.
Large Delegation Should Be Present
at Meeting Of Interstate Com
meree Commission.

A meeting of the Interstate Com.
merce Commission viii be held I'm
Jacksonville on next Wednesday for
the purpose Of hearing complaints of
the farmers and try and get a freight
rate on car lots Of vegetables from
this point.
+. ID. Warner. who has taken a
great deal Of interest in the matter
and who worked up considerable data
concerning the same. has addressed
communications 20 the truckers 70 at
tend this meeting and be with them
In the endeavOr to place this matter
before the commission.
He especially urges that as many as
possible attend. for IL viii be seen that
the larger the crowd the more effect
IL will give to the reductions asked
for.
Gainesville Is one OF the most i'm
portant shipping points Of the State,
and Il would mean hundreds of dol
lars during the year to the farming
class II the lower rates asked for
should be granted, and Il Is to the
interest Of every vegetable man to be
present at this meeting.
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CBy Mrs. Elizabeth smithJ

From Sundays Daily Sun:
The $3.50 Biblical hour seemed more
than usually impressive and filled
with deep meaning TO the thoughtful.
Dr. Howell is well versed in the
sacred word and understands Il as few
do. His talk at this hour was on
Christ's way Of coming 20 present His
word. First by miracle. TO impress
his words upon the people. Second,
a parable, TO unfold the truth. Third,
aptness TO enforce a truth. Fourth,
example, His life a living illustration
OF His truth. He gave examples Of
how Christ often, when sinners were
brought 10 His notice. looked past the
bad and saw the good deep down
under the bad, and by His wonderful
love raised the good up out OF the
mire OF sin. and I'm so doing eleansed
the temple and made Il a NJ abiding
place for the Holy Spirit The power
of influence and example are wonder
full, and may well make us walk care
fully lest We cause one who is walking
c:ose behind US 10 stumble. Monday
forenoon will be the last lesson, and
none can afford to miss IT,
At 1880 a. m. DIR. Geisel gave her
wonderful lecture 10 women. | don't
believe those who were 50 fortunate
as TO hear her will ever forget It. DIR.
Geisel is a word painter Of marvellous
power. Her description Of a most
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-22

ROANOKE Va FEB. ao.--Aurelius
Chrisiian. the negro who Thursday
elminally assaulted and then murder.
- Miss Mary DObbs. TIE pretty a.
aroid daughter Of q prominent BO-
ourl county farmer. was yesterday
sentenced 70 die IN the electric chair
a lhe STATE penitentiary on March %.
Chrl1tian vas taken from Clifton
pTge yesterday 10 Fincastie and tried
3 special sitting Of the court BY
ftuli Judge Anderson. Who accom-
rle1 ne negro and officers 10 Pin
ssile. Christian vas indicted By the
ano Jury and Judge Anderson ap-
pointed three lawyers 10 defend him
Al q conference between the lawyers
and the prisoner. Christian made a