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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-11-25
But anyhow, get a receipt.

But anyhow, get receipt.
The latest copy-write books at
Simonds drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Elliott re-
turned Thursday from Spokane.
There is lady who likes Big
Loaf better than OLYMPIC flour;
but Bush has them both.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harryman of
Kootenai, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. A. Welch this week.
Rememper that your cash re-
ceipts are worth four per cent to you
at Bush's. And after they are
cashed in you can still give them to
sled contestant.
Have you tried a good flour
one that satisfies? Just try Big
Loaf and you have it. Geo. r
Gray d Co sell it,
There is always something doing
at Bush's. 1913 receipts were hand
ed out last week.
A complete stock of Dennison's
Novelties now on display at Bro
dy's.
Say "Schillings Best" and you
have said it all when it comes tn
coffees, teas, spices or extracts. A
full line at Geo. r Gray & Co.'S.
Phone 46.
A Christmas present for your
baby boy or girl that will cost you
nothing and draw per cent is one
of the little Savings Banks-the
road to wealth. w. b. Hawkins
& Co. Bankers.
The Rev, K. r. Henderson oi
Cotton has been placed in charge
of the Methodist church at Elher-
ton, Wash, taking the place of the
Rev Mr.. Smell, who resigned and
moved to Clarkston.-Chronicle
Word was received Sunday an
nouncing the death of Mrs. VIM
Emery at Vancouver, b. G. w
Emery and Mrs. Chas, Anderson
son and daughter of the deceased
left Monday for Vancouver to a.
tend the funeral. Mrs. Emery
formerly lived here and has many
friends who Will regret to learn o
her death.
Music hath charms to soothe &
savage, no doubt; but the Schuber
Symphony Club and Lady Quar-
tette are not travelling for the ex
presspurpose of soothing savages
Theyaie entertaining the music
loving public and in manner that
is thoroughly enjoyable from first
to last. Their program Is full o
novelty and artistic elegance, be
sides giving our readers many OPP
portunities to indulge in the wnrlC
famous American laugh. If YOU
want to be happy on the eveninl
of Decembe 7 you can be by goins
to hear this company's entertain
ment at the Utopia Opera House
Reserve your seats now at SimondI
Drug store.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-11-25
Rexall Remedies at Brody's.
Insist upon a receipt at Bush's.

Insist upon a receipt at Bush's.
A pure food-Mistletoe Olemar-
garine, at Bush's.
Chinese noodles at the Del Monte
made from Olymgic Flour.
The Uuion Tea store hasa large
assortment of second hand furniture
for sale cheap.
T. H. Bedwell of Standpoint is
again in the city assisting 0. F.
Howe, the jeweler.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
meet Wednesday afternoon with
Miss Ida Winterbottom.
Mrs. C. p. Cleghorn left this
week for Danville. H., for on ex-
tended visit with relatives.
Remember the Arch Home rem
edies have a positive guarantee.
For safe at Simonds Drug Store.
Arch hair tonic supplies the nee
essary nOurishment for deceased
hair cells sold at Simonds drug
store.
The Moores Furniture Co. guar.
antees the workmanship on every
picture frame that leaves Their
store.
Joie Burke won the candy a.
Bush's last night. Francis OCon
nor was second and Mona Bennel
third.
Miss Mable Fleming, chief opera
tor at the local exchange speni
Sunday with relatives and friends
at Standpoint.
For rent or sale cheap, $35(
piano, in town. Fer further infor
nation address Apt. /, % Madison
Spokane, Wash.
See the Walk-over "hnnch'
model in Moore Bros. window. w,
f have a "hunch" that you'll like it
Don't miss look al 1t anyway,
Olymic Flour Ia the best soft
wheat -four in the west. Bush
know them all and have decided
that Olympic is cit" in its class.
Peterson's Special Breakfast Waf
files made from Olympic -four, will
Cannon's pure Maple Syrup and I
, cup of Chase q Sanborn's coffee
Bush's.
Wednesday evening a number o
7 the young people gathered at tn
+ home of the Misses Ella and Mabe
Hagen and enjoyed the evening
singing, playing games and socia
, converse. Delicious refreshment
l were served by the hostesses and
very pleasant time was enjoyed.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian
church will hold their Christina
t Bazaar December 18th in the /. c
! F. banquet hall. They will opei
! at one O'Clock. Lunch will b
= served continuously until eigh
O'Clock; cold roast beef and col,
! ham, salads, chicken and fruii
1 baked beans. hot coffee, homemad
: bread, mince and apple pie. TIL
Z Aid will meet with Mrs. Jarvis 70
= their next meeting November Is
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-11-25
Lumber for Sale

Anyone wanting to purchase
lumber it will pay them to look
over T. A. HOoker's stock, located
near the NJ & B Carpenter shop.
Enquire at the NJ. & B. shop for
prices. ls-tf
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-11-25

Just arrived dandy line OF la
dies hand bags at Simonds drug
store.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-11-25

Second hand goods bought ard
sold; also stoves and tinware re-
p fred at the Union Tea store.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-26

pro gran temperamento artistico es u
de j. Esteves.
En- su estilo sc adivina que lueE.s..
aunque balbuce y teme, Dor zafarsa 1x1s
retorlcas rancias y sus versos &ienen Oges~
de prlmavera, de fresca iuventud. ops
es la mayor pOes1a.
En- 81 arte nuevO Sc pr0cura por unss
adJetlvaci6n precisa, traer al alnbienfes
donde ell lector sc empapa,-ya sea este
amolente el de una estancia familfzm
Ell de una 0fcina,-la envoltura inraas-
ter1at que rodea los personajes pintaddsg
por el autor, atm6sfera de paz 5 do
tragedla que Sc agita en- connaturaliza-.
cl6n con el espiritu de ellos.
Ash cuando 20 LEILA al magistral Ecss
de Queiroz, en- La C5udad y las SsesrGs,
al pasar de la capital buIliciosa y has
tiante al alberto panorama montanes.
parecl6me que por mi ventana entrah&
un soplo de aire, I'M aiiento formidable
salido del pulm6n de los enOrmes oque~&
dales.
JESUS Ma. uagO es otro que aspira &
transfigurar las formulas gastadas en
dicciones de pureza y en- cIausulas emo
twas y cuya production, cuando la En-
cuentro al azar, me produce piacentera
lectura
7 entire los prosadores, fraterniza con-
Perez Losada, quien no siend0 puerto
rriqueflo dedica SUI talento, sus obras "
sus triunfos, a Ia gloria de Puerto RI
co
AstoI, de galana ductil ca1tsserae.
Y Lewis, que siente sus novelas y faS;
revive Ell henzos literariOs, buscando GR
coHOrido de los maestr0s frarlceses.
Hay muchOs 0trOs que tienen, Induda-
blemente, talento pero los enumerad0Sg
SON los que, de manera notOrla, empe--
uan sus servicIos baJo eli gonfal6n de
seda y OrO, tremolante en- La proa de Lass
naves que fueron a Ia reconquista de
los perdidos feudos del Arte.
Ell Arte que solo pide sInceridad, sin
ceridad, sIncerldad.
Le0Nc50 Martinez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-26

da, dej6 en- mi terra al partir para esta
insula de oro....
7 Otra causa de alarma es, el rompi-
miento de los hemistiquiOs en- los yer
sos de los tercetos sea ell GpresatrGaeGe4o,-
to del verso por transpOsici6n del acento !;
es IN escandal0 para los o1dOs sordos,
guitar el acento del sitio que lie CORES
ponde segun Ell m6todo acad6mico {no
claslco; que una cosa es pureza de cla~
sicismO y otra academismo monocorde)
para eyitar ell martilleo de los verses con
compass.
Tai cambio imprevisto, sorprendente
puede encontrarse en- G6ngora Y, con
menor frecuencia, en- los mismos que
G0ngora criticaban y hoy. es cos
corriente
Baste como ejemplo el alejandrino de
Ruben Dar10, al finalizar un soneto, ma
da menos:
Y eJ cueJ1o del gran c5sne bJ0nco Que
me jnte'roga.
Ell tipo del soneto LetjtjG MGrqGr5t0
es m0derno, no nueU0, pOrque va con el
s0neto Sc han hech0 tOdos los juegos ma
labares posibles, hasta despojarle de su
.nobleza, los dos consonantes enlazados
en- los cuartetos, cambiandolos por cua-
tro consonantes diversos. Para mi modo
de yer, construidos de ese modo deian
de ser sonetos para reducirse & cat0rce
versoS simples, con perd6n de los adni-
radores que aqu1 pueda tener ell profi-
cuo y repetido Villaespesa.
Llorens Torres Sc echa & cuestas una
labor Ell la cual 10 secundaran muy DO
COS al principle, pero, trabajando con
fe, puede imponer su arte E imponer su
personalidad sobre los grandes egoisnos
y las pequenas semillas, 10 cual es una
virtud que da motive al orguIlo leg1-
tim0
Otro escritor j0ven en- quien yislunr-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-26
Cronica literaria
Continuation de la ira. pagina.]

Entire los poetas puert0rrlquenos que
mas han llamado mi atenci6n en- los bre-
YES dias transcurridOs de mi residencia
en- la isla, distingo Luis Llorens To
rres, quien, dicho sea como adverten-
cia preliminar, para cualquier prejuicio,
no tengO ell honor de conocer.
En- 10 que de Llorens Torres he le1d0,
Sc manifesto intenci6n de implantar las
novedosas practicas de La actual litera-
tura, con audacia E independencia,, So
bre las vleJas maneras, y estas audacias
lndependencias, cOmienzan q producer
esos resquemOres y recelos que des-
pues sc traducen EN- critica, como ha
lido aconteclendo en- tOd0s los pa1ses dom
de el arte nuevo ha clavado su garllar-
dete.
hasta he imaginado que ciertos YER
SOS publicados sobre su firma en- un pe-
rl0dico festive, versos en- que redunda
ell concepto con aires de choteo y Sc reptile
un '9t0rnett0 sin la menor importancia
estetica, no son de el.
81 acaso 10 son, mas suyo es ell pecado
que de mi fantasia. que los ha creido
una pirueta hecha por alguno de esos
crltico a modo de Perez Z1niga.
IaRapsodaG CYqoLL0, que enviara al
Certamen de Manat1, merece, q mi YER.
mas galard6n del obtenido y entire sus
otros versos me place ocuparme del So
neto Let1t50 y MGrga1tG. que por su for
ma y la advertencia que trae la Reyista
que 10 public6,-V5da AJegre-ha levan-
tadO rumor de concentrates no ha fall
tadO quien e2clame piadosamente:
-Estos modernistas !.
7 10 que alarmaba la piedad del cri-
tlc0 era ell aconsonantamiento mOnorrft-
mlco de los cuartetos, cosa muy usual en-
aqueflos tiempos nacimiento de la lite
ratura, cuando el padre primigenio de
ella escribfa:
Yo, naGes0 GonsoIvo de Berceo. V
pOr ahf continuaba en- cuartetos mono
rritmicos, entonces llamados quaterna.
ga, q. no recnerdo porque (ya 10 he di
oho) no me place Ia literature de citas.
NJ tepgo ca5eza de anaonel para guar
dar los llbros que, en- dolorosa despedi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-26
ART|CULOS De FAMA

S:n duda alguna 10 SON en- todo e}
mundo los que f&brican The Carter s
Ink Company, de Boston, Mass, E. !.
de America, oont&ndose en- primera IL
nea ell Flu1do de escribir de Carter, qas
es la tinta mas apreciada hoy en- el mer-
ado, por sus condolences de frmeza, CO.
lor, drlrabilidad y envase.
Ell uso de La Tinta de Carter sc ha ge-
neralizado de tai manera que en- la ac-
tualidad es casi la unica que sc emplea
en- ell comercio Y On las ofcinas.
De venta en- ell BOLETIN MERCAN-
TIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-26
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Todo 10 depositado asEura contra resg0S De nceno0
Coupan1as de SeguroS
The Republican journal., 1911-03-16
A Colby Dormitory Burned.

WATERvILLE, March IL. The south division
Of Chaplin hall, one of the dormitories of
Colby College, was completely Quilted by fire
last night. The hall is known among the stu
dents as North college, and the south division,
where the fire started and to which the flames
were confined, is occupied as a fraternity
house by % members of the Delta Epsilon fra
ternity. No one was in the fraternity house at
the time, as the entire fraternity was attending
joint banquet with the Bowdoin chapter of
the fraternity at Augusta. Only small amour t
of the property belonging to the college men
was saved. The heaviest individual loser is
Ray c. Carter II, of Brooklin, who lost, be-
sides clothing and room furnishings, a type
writer and over 500 in money. The loss to
members of the fraternity will be $1,000 in
sured for $1,000; loss to the building, $4,000,
covered by blanket policy.
The Republican journal., 1911-03-16
Drowned in Rockland Harbor.

RocKLAND, March II. The body of Yelling
ton Coombs, A. of Vinalhaven, was found Sat
urday alongside the steamer William u; put
man, at one of the wharves by Mate Wallace
Weed A preliminary examination showed that
ing. There was no signs of foul play. In one
of the pockets SIS was found. He was unmar-
RED
The Republican journal., 1911-03-16

Any man or woman trying to make both ends
meet, but have had their savings gnawed away
by unreasonable large profits on the necessaries
of life, can appreciate the low prices now being
given at Perrys market.
The Republican journal., 1911-03-16

It is said that one can learn by their mis-
takes. We believe this is true. It has also
been said that Perry made mistake when he
put the price Of meat down in Belfast, but
there are few who believe the latter. =.
The Republican journal., 1911-03-16
NEW BUNGALOW
FOR SALE

Situated on Northport avenue. Built for
all the year round. Five rooms and bath, open
plumbing, fireplace. hard wood floors and finish,
good cellar, large attic, excellent spring water
and fine view of the Bay. About one acre Of
land. N. C. MATTHEW'S,
Stf Belfast, Maine.
The Republican journal., 1911-03-16

1t is not what Perry says, but what he is
doing that makes his market such busy
place.
The Republican journal., 1911-03-16
JACKSON.

JACKSON
Miss Beatrice Gould is visiting relatives in
Frankfort. =. Miss Emily F. Miller, county
president of the W. C. T. u, attended the
meeting of the Jackson Y. P. Branch, held at
the home of Mr.. H. E. Chase last Friday. -.
Miss Eunce Chase who has been visiting for
several weeks in Belfast, returned home FRI
day The Jackson High school began again
Monday after a vacation of two weeks. -. Mr..
Lyman Stevens has been quite sick with la
grippe the past week.
The wholesale meat houses have decided to
put the price of beef up 20 percent they must
hold together better than the retail dealers DO
in Belfast Perrys market seems to be the
stumbling block.
The Republican journal., 1911-03-16

You don't have to turn a Flat-Globe upside
down to see the South Pole, neither do you
have to turn your pocketbook inside-out to buy
piece of meat at Perry's market.
The Republican journal., 1911-03-16
PROSPECT FERRY.


to their home in Standpoint last Friday -.
Miss Jennie Clifford of Stockton visited at e..
A. Avery's and Mrs. Jessie Harding's several
days last week. =. Miss Hazel Waldron visited
at Edwin Clifford's in Stockton last week. -.
Mrs. W. D. Smart and son Harold of Searsport
visited the Misses Heagan and Mrs. M. A.
Littlefeld last Friday. Mrs. Edwin Billock
and little daughter are visiting relatives in
Mortified, VT. Mrs. Charles Banks and Mrs.
w, C. Harding were in Stockton shopping one
day last week :. Miss Mildred Stevens of
Warren is visiting at w. H. Ginn's
The evening world., 1911-02-20
HEN. MINDED WOMEN"
ARE PROUD OF THE TITLE,
Chicago Suffrage Leader Points Out
That a Hen Is Able, Indus
lriouS and Inventive.

CHICAGO. Feb. 90.-Prof. ]. Law
renee L~aughlin's "hen-minded women"
are takinu his Views as : compliment.
TIL professor has locked himself In at
the University OF Chicago.
why does a hen cross the road?"
Common sense" answered Mrs.
Minona Fits Jones. s%uffragist leader
n Prssiden, OF the Woman's Suffrage
party of Illinois. "a fool rooster woulu
stand in the middle OF It and lie; an
automobile hit him..
Have you ever noticed . big Shang-
hal rooster strutting around and crow.
ing? By accident he happens To walk
too near the nest on watch a nv
bantam hen Is sitting. and she sud
denly climbs down nom ler .-ss An
chases him all around the ~barnya~d.
Wei. that proves That a oma Is tac
greatest warrior on earth"
Here are u few other qualities said
by Mrs. Jones To be possessed Oy the
average hen:
She is the greatest ~moneymaker or
eartn.
She has more executive ability than
n other creature.
Her mind IL inventive.
She constantly IL Industrious.
She minds her own business, whils
her husband minds every one else's.
The evening world., 1911-02-20
TROOPS MURDER
FLEEING PEOPLE
IN HAYT|EN TOWN
Carnage by Gen. Simon'S
Forces Who, After Victory,
Sack, Burn and Kill.

CAPE HAYTIEN. Hsyu. Feb. 20
Government troops after recapturing
OuanamInth from the rebels got out Of
the control OF their officers. plllaged and
burned the town and massa cred those OF
the inhabitants who were unable 10 IS.
cape.
Jean Prospect, a citizen ~ France.
vas assaulted his cigh'oo"-ycar-o old sOl
killed and their home burned.
Tue nrr"na.ssc.uon's O.. 800 Trou and
G%uanln!n'I have to,l declared 10 q
state ~ slcLr.
There ap?,ats to BE- go. .3s ..,tllo 80;
POI au France, the cH..'I. IN" army
Is nov here. but wul p.,.cd to that
point.
Messengers arriving here give the
irst detailed account Of President 81.
mons ruthless campaign against the
rebels. The insurgents had captured
Fort Liberty and Ouannminth. Presi-
dent Simon set out for the disaffected
territory at the head of five columns
OF troops. lie was accompanied by his
daughter celccstina The army occu-
pied Fort Liberty without a shot hav-
Ing been fired. Nevertheless a large
number of arrests Of those suspected
OF ~tionchery to the Government were
made and the suspects shot to death.
The army then moved on to GUIANA
| ninth. President simon sim at it's head.
The rebels were found IN posses. ion of
the town and they offered resistance.
No mercy was shown by simon forces
The evening world., 1911-02-20
RUSSIAN POLICE GRILL
COUNT De lASSY'S WIFE.
Countess Declared Insane After
Temporary Disappearance, but
Authorities Suspicious.

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 2o.-Ths DO
lice are making a searching investiGa-
tion Of the circumstances surrounding
the temporary disappearance OF the
Countess dc Lassy following the con-
victIon ~ hcr husband. Count Patrick
O'Brien de Lassy. OF the murder Of
Count Nassilll Bourturlin. The Countess
was discovered on Saturday after being
missing It Few days, Il a subsequent
inquiry by physicians was said to have
disclosed that she had lost her mind.
1t now appears that during the trial
the Count received letters from parties
who offered to organize a plan through
which De Lassy might escape his SEN
tence to penal servltude for life. This
has given a now turn to the temporary
absence OF the Countess from her home
and she Is being further in%terrogated
to determine whether she Is really in
sane, as at first thought.
The evening world., 1911-02-20
HONEST DRUGGIST A REAL
BENEFACT0R TO SUFFERER.

After suffering for rbout fifteen years
with kidney triubl~l was finally cured
by the use Of your SwCmp-Roo' 49,,
My trouble began with = strain winch
left me with . weakness in the small OF
the back which p"incd Inc continually, !
was almost unable to do any work II
felt miserable. tired and worn out Three
local physicians treated me Tor some
time. but | did not improve. Mr' Qnig-
ley, the druggist here, recommended Dr.
Kilmcr's Swamp-Ro to me and after
taking it according to directions Tor
some time. ! have completely recovered;
| have great faith in swamp Root and
never hesitate to recommend II:
FRANK p. O'NElLL, ..
Government Bldg, Syracuse, y. y
Personally appeared before me this
seventh dry 81 september, 1902 Frank
= ONcill. who subscribed The Ghorc
statement rnd madc orth that the same
i, true in substance and "a l.ci; IA,
MATTHEW Nc ~
Notary Public.
The evening world., 1911-02-20
FIVE YEARS FOR R G
URrron HAD Been Let go ON Sim
liar charge In 1000.

Edmund -. Barron, formerly a con-
fidontial ~bookkeepcr for the Progressive
Publishing Company Of No. $50 Broad
way, went before Judge Foster In Cen
eral Sessions to-day and entered a plea
of guilty TO forging checks amounting
t. $50 and padding the office payrolls
to the txtcnt OF $3.50. Judge Foster gave
him five years in Sing Sing.
Barron, u Is forty-onc years Did.
and lives at No. 40 Amsterdam avenue.
fled to Washington after his forgeries
were detected. The police found him
and brought him - New York Friday
~ vas learned that he Ia been held
We 1905 upnl a similar charge. at which
Inc tle court nal permitted him to 70
under a suspended sentence.
The evening world., 1911-02-20

ules thrown out OF order by tho slow.
moss Of other tram Trucks. wagons
and other vehicles made little progress,
In the streets. thus holding back ths
willing cars.
over a thousand persons walked along
the wind and snow swept roadway OF
Brooklyn Bridge this morning. when
they were caught In a blockade which
extended along the north roadway from
a point just above the New York tower
and extending clear to Brooklyn. Tho
blockade. which was caused by the de-
railment Of a FlatbJsh avenue a by
the snow which hal packed between the
tracks. began shortly after = o'clock and
lasted FOR over half an hour. During
that time trolley traiiic IN either direc-
tlon wa. tied W. aui tho elevated trains
crossing the bridge veru called upon to
carry more than tae.r usual quota u
passengers.
The evening world., 1911-02-20
TURPENT|NE TRUST
OFFICIALS WIN IN
CRIMINAL APPEAL
Highest Court Grants Review
of Actions Against Them
Under Sherman Law.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2o.-The Su.
preme Court to-day granted a request
that 1t review the conviction OF Off
clals OF the American Naval Storts
Company. accused Of having violated
the sherman Antitrust law. Spencer
T.. Shotter. Edmund $. Nash. J. T..
Cooper Myers IN Gcorge NJ. Board
man and Carl Mottcr. officers OF the
company, were found guilty OF violation
o. the sherman Antitrust law a, "a.
vanrnh. Tho Cour. granted "A writ u'
cortiorIr. This is said to be the fir.
cas-" ever brought no.lrn ihS Supr.n.
The evening world., 1911-02-20

They say | am brlmful oi wisdom;
Perchance, then, you'll heed whl; |
say:
When work IS done don't you know
business
Should yield to new life-giying PLAY
It should, so why not get an auto
And take all the folks for r''e'
World Ads. show the bargains, 10 read
them
And by their low prices abide.
You Will Find That the Automobiles,
Motor Cycles, Motor Boats, Horses
and Carriages, Etc, Advertised
in The World Arc Offered by Those
Who. and Under Circumstances
Il hicl', Insure the Lowcst of D%riccs.
The evening world., 1911-02-20
Court involving tfs penal features OF

Court involving tfS penal features OF
the Sherman Jaw.
The American Naval Stores Company,
whose officials were concerned in the
action Of the court to-day. has been
referred to as the 'turpentine Inc rosin
trust" As a distributor and exporter
" what Is claimed to be more than 50
per cent. Of the turpentine and rosin OBJ
tained from the long leaf yellow pine of
the Carolinas, Georgia. Florida, Ala
hama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas,
to company long has been a prominent
dgure in the trade OF the world. Its
customers are scattered throughout the
United States.
The evening world., 1911-02-20
WALL STREET.

A moderate buying demand developed
In the afternoon when II was certain
that the supreme Court would not hand
down any decisions In the American
Tobacco and Standard Oh cases. The
upturn eliminated NJ the close when
nigh prices Of the day were recorded.
Net changes were %'rlr'iOIdl advances
with the Gould shares t1o best gamers.
The evening world., 1911-02-20
Good Grippe Weather

This kind of weather produces cpl
denies of grippe and heavy colds.
Protect yourself by
LIST. Wearing warm, dry clothing.
2nd. BY keeping your feet dry.
3rd. BY eating plenty of nourish-
ing food.
4th. BY taking adose of pleasant
to-taste Sirolin night and
morning.
With these precautions you need not
fear the grippe, or any other pulmonary
affection.
Modern medicine is largely a science
of means to prevent disease.
Sirolin-the celebrated Swiss prepar-
ation--not only prevents colds and
coughs, the grippe and other disorders
Of the respiratory organs, but it relieves
these ailments, when they are develop
ed, in 4 few days.
The evening world., 1911-02-20

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"Why do ~ many women res, thor
chins ia their hands when they are trv-
ing to nink?'
''To hold their mouths shut SO thu,
they wo1't disturb themselves