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IN THE NATIONAL HALLS OF CONGRESS
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Twice as Good
One Third the Cost
h.v It bargain dT In
War Circle. Come in and 8 -quoted.
K C will help you cut
down th Uvinj expentct and maks
doctot'bilU thing of the pt. Do
you realix that you cn jet the best
and purest bskinj powder in the world
K BAKING
G POWDER
t one-third what you've been paymg
, -n,hre near K C duality. A rj
enet tan count. Think of the savingl
Can you make money any easier? Get
r't Mtiimi the
it to-day. i 7, I r
price of can if you are not satisfied.
All Grocers
Sted rotuS tot H tswsttf
"Book of Prsstata."
rKti.
JAQUES MFC.
vnicawo.
., -. kiiiftiDi FALLS.
ii... r & i un t ur niw"t
Far and away stretched the waring CMt ckMre. xtesl sie tu. Dr
grasses and the low hills. j , Ijk s.ne, ita i.eow.
On and on wandered the little boy. ! shitrnni Falls was discovered by
Ha did not know where h was, and t rii who became aware of Us
Monday, February 12.
Washington, Feb. 13. The senate
today adopted a joint resolution re
potted by Tillman front th senate
committee on interstate commerce,
which direct the Interstate Commerce
commission to investigate the charge of
discrimination and combination In re
straint ot tiade made against the rail
roads. It wa a joint resolution, and
must be passed by the house and
signed bv the president before it be
come effective. The adoption of the
resolution was preceded by a speech by
Tillman, in which he practically
charged that the administration was
not proceeding in good faith to secure
railroad legislation, because he was not
satisfied with the president's advisers.
Among these he mentioned Secretary
Root and Senator Knox.
Lodge also spoke at length on the
railroad question. He delivered a
carefully prepared speech, In which
be took a petition for governmental
regulation of rate, but advised the ut
most caution against too radical action
He eipressed the opinion that the giv
ing nl retwtes was practically the only
il exiatin in connection wiln tne
railroad systems of the countiy.
yet he did not weep.
! presence while trying to paddle
He was a very brave little lad and ... Ud the .Niagara river from Lake
mere child withal, so that, although ; Ontario. Finding the current of the
be had lost his bearings, was not falls too wift to ascend, he gave up
alarmed.
For did he not have his nlc new
rubber ball with him? And would it
not be fine to bounce It about over the
bard, smooth ground?
the attempt and constructed the tirst
boat ever built In the United States a
little above the falls. lie remaiucd In
rh violnttv of Niagara several months
and came away without having bought
Selecting a spot bare or grass neia aingle souvenir postal caru. or nin
th ball down, wltn all ins in n-troniied a haekaian, forming
threw
mlzht.
But tt lay lifeless Just where It had
alighted.
Again the puzzled lad threw It down,
but the resllientssitta percha spheroid
lay dead and iiim exactly as it bad
fallen.
Then, as the fearful truth broke
cpon the lad. be broke forth Into wails
of despair. He was on the boundless
prairie. Judge.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Bu surpassed all otler medicines, in merit,
sales and cures.
Its success, great as it has been, bat ap
parently only just begun.
It received more testimonial in the last two
years than any previous two over 40.000.
It hat the abiilinc eonfldenea of the people
the stroncest proof of iu unaqusled worth.
It purines the blood, cures all blood dis
eases, all humors and ail eruptions.
It strengthens the stomach, creates an
appetite and builds np the whole system.
It enres that tired feeling and makes the
weak strong.
In tiraal liqnid. or In new tablet form,
100 Doses On lolUr.
.veil ram-as in the senate over latter
son's caucus resolutions, but It was not
leallsed and thw Urge crowd attracted
to the galleriea was compelled to leave
in disappointment wuen at s p. m. tne
senate went into siecuuve aessiuu,
alter a day devoted largely to oruiuary
bills on the calendar.
Wednesday, February 7.
V..Mnit,,n. Feb. 7. Bv COlltlllUlng
its session practically to 7 o'clock the
house concluded all pieltminary steps to
the passage of the railroaJ rate niu,
oideted a roll call on the measure and
put off the final action until tomorrow.
Tim tima for amendment came at 4
o'clock, and for thw hours following
one amendment after anothet came np,
I. delated in some Instance
and went down to defeat. So fierce
was the struggle to amend that often
when a paragraph ol the Dill was con
The Jar of
Coughing
Hammer blows, steadily ap
plied, break the hardest rock.
Coughing, day after day, jars
nd tears the throat and lungs
until the healihy tissues give
way. Aycr's Cherry Pectoral
stops the coughing, and heals
the torn membranes.
I slants kv Avar's csm'T lrl la
.".Uut ii "-Mas. Oaaai a.aiis.
kurg. N. .
Hia4eb!
in
w-ll.
tiers
sakSAPAULU.
sills.
ha:i vhxic
..hi . . rnn.rlnAtmn rsitsrd rsa
cludeil In the reading, a dosen members "ovorv, curt) trieao with Ayer'a Pills.
waved tneir atneniimenn
E,ldar.
jou like
the new
Mark la
Pick Uow did
llyr
Tom t thought Miss mi uiugviw
.r.l ht hn. never been eaualed.
M the time Niagara was discovered
It was in a wild and uncivilized state.
Hotel accommodations were very poor
and the man wbo tried to wade over
to Goat Island to admire the view was
rn liknlr to be fished out of the
wbirliKxd rapids with a broken lcs.
Shortly after tie revolutionary war,
however, Niagara was captured by the
hackmen and has remained in captiv
ity ever since. It has been bridged,
tunneled, navigated, swam, tight-
mruut mt roue over in a barrel, r or
25 cent one may put on a rubber suit
and go down behind It and feel its
riba. For 50 cents one may charter
an automobile nod ramble all around
its awful Jaws, pafflng gusoi-ne smoke
iu Its face. Once the Indians fell on
their faces before it and worshiped
it. Now the paleface rides up through
the gorge In a trolley car, with his
feet on the seat ahead, and kicks be
caufe there isn't a sign iu the whirl
pool rapids. Once Iji Salle gazed on
it In awe and called It the mightiest
work of nature. Now the school
teacher comes from Peoria. HI., on a
$7.50 excursion and throws ham sand
wiches Into It as a small boy throws
peanuts to an elephant It Is effete.
downtrodden and dejected. It
To Gt Es AH Winter.
A flock of early hatched pullets
with a comfortable house free from
vermin, with proper ventilation, a , Hwnrr,.,ilpn and dejected. It has
cratch pen and box of grit, oil grain gat f()r ftjJ picture 9,ix0.000 times and
buried in litter, will do nobly during j j,,) brides have dabbled their rosy
the whole winter, but the roosts must jners n its awful maw and have
be sprayed witii kerosene oil twice . m,7rm,,rwi -How tweet r It Is as
a week; their bodies dusted each j tame BS a cgj Hon and the "Maid
month with good insect powder, plenty j Qf tte Mist" puts It through its tricks
of fresh drink at comfortable temper- j a dozell tlmes a day. Council Bluff
rure, green feed such as sliced beets. I j;onparen.
steamed clover, or loose cabbage to j ,
pick at freely, all the green cut bone
with clean, fresh, sweet adhering
meat that they will eat at one meal j
Washington, Feb. 12. The house
todav had epoit with the bill providing
for the whipping-post for wilebeatera
in the Pistnct of Columbia, anu men
laid it on the Uhe, eff eotively dlspo-
ing of it, by a vote of 163 to t0.
A new gavel wa dedicated to the
taemorv of Lincoln, by Speaker Cannon
in opening the house, and th birth
day ot the martyred president wa re
membered in the prayer of the chap
lain. Friday, February 0.
Washington, Feb. 9. Almost the
entire session of the senate today was
devoted to the consideration of the ur
gent deficiency bill, which was pawed
practically as it was reported from the
committee on appropriations. The
onlv disenwion wa over an amend
ment suggested by Patterson to strike
out the provision relieving alien woik
tuen on the canal from the operation of
th. iht-hour dav law. Patterson
that to reunira men to Ubor
tit art than ekht hour a dsy in the
tropics was inhuman, and argued that
the rtquirement would do injustice to
American labor, t-everal senators on
both sides ol the chamber controverted
she position. The amendment was
cn t down without reeort to a loll
call. The senat adjourned until Mon
day.
Wanhinirton. Feb. 9 The house to-
dsy ground out its uual semi-monthly
grist of private pensions, ps?ing in 72
minutes 429 bills for the benefit of vet
erans who are barred for one reason or
another from commg in under the gen.
eral statute, and thus made a nei
speed record for such bills. Seventy
n... rr n.nt nf the beneficiaries are
;v,.r hliml or bed-ridden. This or.
der, with a number of minor bills and
tlie pas-wti of two amendments to the
Philippine tariff act of 1905, cor.sti-
ute-1 the transactions of the day. The
tariff amendments plsce American coi
ton goods on an equality, so far as the
.-oat of production is concerned, wnu
European goods. Low grades of elioes
sere admitted at a lower larm. sue
house adjourned until Monday.
for recognition. Not one ot thee was
adopted. They contaiued all manner ol
proposition, such as regulatiug prefer
ential, th Ion and short haul, free
.. ...... . n,..4iiM whnl rat bills
nd part, of biU, bu, all "went by th eh ail entire t. ch? , . j. f
even know the had gone ou the stag.
tt'..l,lm.tnn Feb. 7. Todav for the Tom She was In on of the hose
a !,,. many viar the senate wa with a nurtv the night 1 wa there.
made the scene of an effoit toaJnilnist
er party discipline to a memler of that
i.wlv ami th occurrence wa one 01 so
many dramatic details that the manv
witnesses will not soon loigei ii. 11-
teraon was the subject of the effort, and
Kailev. to whom, in theahsenc of lor-
man. the iHfmocraiic mueniuv i wu-
ceded, was the instrument ol his party
in the incident.
Tuesday, February 6-ti'-.v.;-..
lj.K A Th annate did
" .- . . ,w t..MI,l'unll
. . . . 1 t n iu rtLIIV-
not have an opponunuj hju.j .. r t j a
w. ....i. .nit mild itiere ts no better
n.'.iiclns lhin fim's iub ius v.- -i-
U.m. rtic io cents,
no It Moot.
Customer Why dou't you tact np
tl. ia -Do It Now' UiollOJ wn 'r
i. amuud on the counter for
n. until
1 1 racer W a al, I'm a goln tif taci
It m sometime If I ever git to It
Judge
Ho nt.or nrrouaa
ni am .! w.rtir Klln'ur!r
the discussion of Patterson's resolution he.;.-; r. ''!''"- r
on the action oi tne iieuiwianv . i
hir-h was nartia iv nromised, but Ilia Mn' o,
.... r.v... I ur i , ..t.l .i.a liitkvP "arst
cave the entire uav io a review ui -twusanuu, v..
i,rr.wHvi ol the senate in me matter ten cents a uosru aua iu i. -
. . . .
of framing treaties. The question a th aanie price.
Iran totb Cor.
Farmer Bkttiner (who take In urn
,r uoartter.)-"! woa jest . readln'
Jbout thst Callforny wl.ard. Burbank.
TJ Vio.li. h. kin cerfnly do wonder
In amwlu- ttrange kind teger
''l'li-'Bravest Uoartler-"H h .u-
cvetted In pfxt"1,1"' P" UU'
preserved tonmtoctlT X'uck.
.... i !. Mistake.
be tald. but
.i..,i remember. IB th retaurnt
fter th theater, th other night, you
were kind enough to nolle w. I
bop I m not uitstak.n In uppoln8
ii,.t vour lutcrc.t was-ah-not alto-
"Oh. wo. not tt all. X remember
now. I thought for a moment that
.. ... h.,t,llll,l
you wer tne coacu"
discharged a few weeks ago for try
ing to make lov to tu coo. u .
wondered how you could afford to eat
In ucb an expeuslv plac." Denver
Post
Whew l.lwrala Ml r.
leaving th u.iiotlon of hi relntlv
stnndlng Iu the profeaMnu at large for
further conalderallon, It I confidently
submitted that Lincoln won a cretllf.
able position at th local bar. almoat
tt th outlet of his career, among
couteniporarli who wer uot only
npabl lawyers, but men or excep
tional force and cuaraeter. inuei.
it la exceedingly doubtful If th bar
of ny other State In the I'nlon -
scssrtl a much native talent ami at'ii
Ity as th frontier Statu of Illinois
when Lincoln wou hi spur. Century.
P" lhi. 'Hi t ilrmglMS
MALLEABLE IRON STUMP PULLERS
rMlM llahlM ana Klama VMM
as ilw iht. II ll"W "
will! iw kuna Wr lu dMStle" v '
awl stivaa .v...- ' u.. u. i'M n. i
ItlllUMRON MACHINIIKV CO.
l Marrlss lfl t-wilaa. Ortfwi
WANT1ID
A bright man with team In youreoun.
ty. riteady Work andgood wage Utrlght
man. Hefi'reiices required. l or r
tlcular addrea
KOCH V. T. CO.
Bo.X Winona, Minn.
twice a week must be supplied. A
mash of middlings with one part In
three of corn meal In zero weather
stirred thick enough to lie crumbly,
oats or wheat at night except In n-ro
weather when corn should be fed
warm at night are also excellent, pro
vided only about two-third as much
a will be eaten up clean In ten min
ute it fed at a time. Pullets require
mora than ben and Leghorns less
than heavier breeds
Between Friends.
Tfce Red ta Come.
"I was thinking of calling It the
Blue Demon,' " said the man with the
new automobile.
"Oh. neverl" objected the veteran
scorcher; "say rather, the 'Purple De
mon.' "
"But It's painted a bright blue."
"Exactly, but you must look to the
future. The blue In combination with
th- red supplied by the people you hit
will eventually produce purple."
Her Prettlneaa Tempted Hlsa.
"Father, It Is true the young man
kissed me so suddenly that 1 was not
tlamw Fred savs when we are mar-; nrenared for it and jet I feel that I
ried I can have everything I want j am also to blame in the matter."
Edvth Foor fellow! He is evidently j "To blame? in what way Y'
od against an awful delusion. - "I'm afraid I was an accessory be-
. MavmetVhv. what do vou mean? fore the fact" Cleveland Plain
Edyth He imagines you have money, j Dealer.
BLOOD POISON
The black Has is an emblem of horror and dread. When it is hoisted
try an army, the order has gone forth that " no quarter wm ue given, tv
-it.; ot- v. inctrr.-t wir,lfci women and children, as well as oppoS'
iJr. t. name fate, and a trail of desolation, suffering and
death is left 'behind. Contagious Blood Poison is the black Hag of the great
army of disease. This vile disordc-r is known as the blackest and most hide
.. f n t,.,n,- affl;rtir,n rwt'Ti h rowi n i its victims and crushing out the
life. It is no Tespecter of persons; co matter how pure the blood may ht
or how innocently the d:sease is contracted, when this awful virus enters the
circulation the hideous, batc-iul ana humiliating symptoms sm w vlxi,
!, cfT..rr f.la that hi verv nresence is oolluting and contaminating.
TTc,iir tii firr uJffTi cf the tlisfa-- ia alittle sore or nicer, but as the blood
becomes more deeply poisoned the severer symptom are manifested, the
mouth and throat ulcerate, tne gianaa in tu giuiua ,
out on the body, the hair and eyebrows come out, and often the body ts cov
ered with copper-colored spots, pustular eruptions and sores. In its worst
stages the disease affects the nerves, attacks the bones and sometimes causes
and my flesh was in an awful condi
Thursday, February 8.
Washington, Feb. 8. Just enough
tt J ;n l...
morning business was kwi
house preceding the vote on the Hepburn
railroad rat bill today to permit de-
syed mem Its to reach their seats oe-
fore the rollrall ordere.1 the nigi.i oe-
lore liesan. Three hundred and lorty-
vx members voted for the hill. Seven,
til Republicans, voted against it. Ap
plause greeted the announcement i
the result by the fpeaker to the house.
which had given its undivided atten
tion to the question of government
rate-making for seven days.
Those voting against the bill were:
Littlefitld, of Maine; McCall and
Weeks, of Massachusetts; Perkins,
Sonthwick and Vreeland, of Sew
York; and Sibley, of Pennsylvania.
Hnllivan, of Massachusetts, voted
"present," and wss not paired. There
were 28 members paired, tint these
pairs were generally political one.
None of them was made npon the bill,
and consequently did not indicate op
Washington, Feb. 8 There was a
raised tiy Bacon in a u v.. ...
resolution requesting information con
cerning the Algeciras conference.
Lodve gave notice of a spewch Mon
day on the railroad rate bill.
Wsshineton. Feb. fl. Having nxl
the end of the general debate on the
rate bill at 4 :30 o'clock tomorrow, the
recognition of the rba!r wa pd
around at a livelv rate In the houte
toiv. Seventeen Sieeches were made,
all of them for the measure. Th raih
roads csm In for an unusual amount
ot criticism.
Wants Land Sold.
Washington, Feb. 12. Peiutor Fnl
ton is preparing to vigorously oppose
the bill soon to be reported by the pub
lic lands committee providing fot the
repeal ol the timler and stone act, un
less be can seenre an amendment slip
nlating that 25 per cent of the money
derived from the sale of pnblic timber
shall be turned over to the comity In
which the timber is situated. The bill
in contemplation absolntelr repetls the
oresent law tnd proposes tbtt the gov
eminent shall rettin title to all timber
land, sellioz onlv mature timber at
tinhlic anetion or otherwise at not lees
than the appraised value.
This in effect pla-es all public timber
land in permanent reservations. L'nder
this proposed law, pnblic timlier land
will never become subject to taxation
and in constouenre the comities in
which this land is located will be for
eer den rived of the benefit' of the
taxes which wonld eventually accrue
were this land taken up under the tim
ber an stone act.
Germany Hopes for Agreement.
Berlin. Feb. 7. It was reported in
commercial circle today that a tarifl
arrangement between Germany and the
United States, to lart one year, had
been nifreil"ilon, but inouiry at th
American embassv and at the foreign
office efablisbed the falidty of the ie
port. The foreign office, however, ap-
narentlv ts more hopeful uow. Trie
officials expect that some sort of an
agreement will be reached before the
end of the month.
said th customer,
nv different' b-
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1 leS ad Aaasal l A I
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I didn't know.
that there was
tween 'doughnut and cnuner.
Ohl yes; cruller hare hole In th
center, while th dottgnntit
Ulmni doughnuts; I atn't spend-
In" my good money for hole." Cath
olic Stnudurd and Times.
..,..i..lll Snrf It. WltvsloW's floelhtn
Rvrut. tha twt remlT tnuse tur UvslT CUllUfaa
duriug lbs lerlhihf rUi.
Oat ml Ike Ordlaaer.
Author I have Just written a piny
that contain a new and novel climax.
It Is bound to trhike a bit.
Manager Indeed !
Author Tact. The plot leada up to
a train rvltry.
Mttuagerlluh! I fall to te any
thing new nnd novel Iu that
Author ltut the patwnger rise up
a one man anu put tu ruouer cut
of busllieaa!
Dealncas Caanut ft Cured
br loi-sl spplu-attoiis as Iher rannol rearh lb
(llw aiw'l ('wiiiuii ol lr, aat. ll. Is uuijr ous
way tuiuiedi a ii'm. ami mat is nr c.iiun'
tl.-nal miir'll l-sfn I rau-'l au In
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la. an ,ul anil tl.ia toW is t'. aa.l to Us normal I
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111. h la nuiMn l ul au mtlaitu-a cunniuuu ui
U.r-muitiua aufrat.'S.
We will SIT 'ns ll'inora-l it.nsra ir any
fa il I'.-srn.'Sa (t-aiKl t.y ralarral mat ran.
t..,i iu. rurr l bj llait s i alarm lur. aenu lur
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SM tiy tirulais. : jr.
ila.1 a xaiuiiy mil ara m naav.
New Naturalization Bill.
Washington. Feb. ft. - Th house
committee on immigration and natural
ization practically agreed today on the 0jug
llraar narobardaseat.
'Was your wife angry when you got
home an lute last ulghtV" '
AngrrT Why, my boy. the dear
woman pelted ino wth flower!"
"Hut how did you get that black
eye r
"Well, you see, she neglected to Ink
the Mowers out of tho pots before sh
threw thorn." Cleveland leader. I
The Slalae to Ik fllarlms. j
On 1'lyiiiouih Hill stands the Impos
ing statue to the pilgrim. Its liuse
Is grniilte and support a seated figure
t imcIi of the four corners with eyes
searching the surrounding country,
while a woman's Dgtire crown the top.
Ou the pedestal l Inscribed the tiamo
of every man, woman and child Unit
me over In the Mayflower. 8U Nlcb-
OR. W. A, WUC
ursiu
U 'T' - -- s.-sir-.
18 YEARS IttRE
Afl1 lnair i1ll.wortl 'Tt-ll'if
lr.l..tni'ii f tft sntisn ln rw
Miiftnit in trtrtftll lit m4 lnit'st
ll-tsal (WSll.M., .NO tllsVr -h' .aU
ot Ik rl, llr U hrm W 4 tt.
WISE BROS., DENTISTS
1)11. It. A. art' MliK VAST. Bi-i.h.i aa
I hiMnn I ImiUi aa.l Baiaui.s.
raMinl HM . Tklr.l S"4 Wah.ia a
I a . to p. to, aut.Uaja im IX. Ma . a
Walk taa as WmiIt sa4 MaiWr riratalt
UN. I. f, WIX.
11 V.t MilloweilnsturalixationbilllnasUghlly
witnes? a revival ol yesterday t exciting
litlon.
Oraat sores would break out and noth
Inf 1 put on them would do any arood.
Ur hair andeytibrowa fell out ar.d I wa
'a friht." 'My mouth waa ao tor I
had to live on rolls: and water. I took
Mercury for a long time and instead ol
a.ttina httr I eontinued to arrow
worse and my arm and hands bacam
olid aorea. My loirs were drawn so I
could not walk and I felt that my tim
was short her if I did not -c soma re
lief. I bet-an to im your 8. 8. 8. and it
helped me from th start. After taktn
it awiju th cores all healed, my rhau
snatiam wa cured and to-day X am a
atronir, well man. It cot all th mer
cury cot of my system and it cured ma
ound and well. ADAM BCHHABEL, '
ErusvlllSi Ind. Dio.Hli. mary ot.
lnsf insanity and death. Kot only
those who contract the poison suffer,
but unless the virus is driven from
the blood the awful taint is handed
down to offspring, and they are. its
innocent victims. Blood Poison is in
deed a "black flaj." Mercury and
Potash, so often used, never can cure
the trouble. These minerals merely
drive the symptoms away for awhile
and shut the disease up in the system,
nd when they are left off it returns
worse than before. This treatment
hot only fails to cure blood poison
rmt entamit the rlelir-ate lining nf the
stomach and bowels, produces chronic dyspepsia, loosens the teeth and fre
quently causes mercurial rheumatism to add to the patient's suflerinjr.
S. S.S., the great vegetable medicine, is the conqueror of this vile disease. It
goes down to the very root of the trouble and cures by cleansing the blood ol
rverv oartiele of the Doison. S. S. S. does not hide or cover tip anything
but clears tne enure circulation w m
virus and puts the system in good
healthy condition. It cures safely as
well as certainly, because there is not a
particle of mineral in it. we oner a re.
ward of ti.ooo.oo for tiroof that S. S. S.
nilDTlX UCPCTIDI C is not purely vegetable. When the blood
rUntLY VtUL I MULL. is purified and strengthened with this
great remedy the symptoms all pass away and no 6ign of the disease is ever
seen again ; - nor is there left the least trace to be handed down to posterity.
Special book with instruction for self-treatment and any medical advice de
sired will be sent without charge to
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATIAHTA. CA
Wallace Before Committee.
Washington, Feb. 6. John F. Wal
lace was before the senate inter-oceanic
canal commute today and made a
statement regarding the severance ot
bis relations with the Canal commis
sion. In it be spoke of tfce violent at
tack of Hecretary Taft and Mr. Crom
well, the only basis of which was, be
said, a difference of opinion between
himself and Taft and Cromwell as to
his right to decide when he thought
the welfare of the enterprise and his
nan Instified his resignation. He was
liable oo be dismissal at any time.
Taft's Plea for Philippine.
Washington. Feb. 6. Secretary of
War Taft today was brd before the
senate committee on Philippines In
favor of the Philippine tariff bill. The
obligations of the United Htate to the
islands provided the tneme lor an earn
est appeal made with an emphasis that
b has not ordinarily exinuiieu in un
dressing committees of congress. The
islands are being nsed lor the purpose
of imurovimr business in te United
Htates, he declared, and he trked where
was the justice a guardian should snow
bis wards.
donet Wants Experimental Farm.
Washington, Feb. 6. Represent,
tive Jonee introduced a bill appropri
ating $120,000 to establish and main
tain experimental iarm in vYaniiingiim
to determine the kind of crops best
adapted to various parts of the stato.
Mr. Jone also secured an order from
the Agricultural department for th
drainage of 30,000 acres of swamp land
in Bteveni county. The land, when
drained, will be valuable agricaltur-ally.
Spanish Trade Growing,
Washington, Feb. 13. Trade of the
United State with Spain and Portugal
amounted in the fiscal year 1905 to
over $51,000,000, according to a report
issued by the department of Commerce
and Labor. Of this, $16,000,000 was
Imports and $10,000 000 exports. Of
the imports. fn.SOO.OOO wa from Port-
oiral and $H. 500. 003 from Spain. Of
the exoorts. $2,000,000 went to Portu
gal and $17,000,000 to Spain. Imports
from Portugal have greatly Increased
during the last few years, while the
exports to that country have declined.
Petition for Niagara Falls.
Washington. Feb. 13. Mrs. M.
Greeley, president of the National soci
ety of the Daughters of the Kmpire
HUte, of New York, will call tt the
white house tomorrow by appointment
tu present to the president petitions
bearing the tignatnres of about 2,600
residents of the state of New York,
praying for the preservation of Niagara
falls. The petitions are addressed to
the president and the two houses of
congress, and ask that legislation be
immediately enacted which will pre
vent further impairment.
Reserve Policy Live Issue.
Washington, Feb. 13. Senator Hey
bnrn's three hour speech in denuncia
tion of President Koosevelt't forest re
serve policy will probably have the
effect of making forest reserves a live
issue which must be met and disposed
of by congress at the present session.
The speech of the Idaho senator was a
full and complete argument on the side
of the opposition; it was severe in Its
arraignments; it wa caustic in it
criticisms.
CASTOR I A
Por Infants and Children.
The Kind You llava Always Bought
"First Aid" to the
Bowels
DOCTOR
CASCARET
Office - In your own
Vest Pocket.
OncallanyMinule DoyorNlgiil
Bears the
Signature
A TwIee-ToM Tale.
A Mnssiichusett lawyer bn a notorl-
ouitly treacherous memory for details.
Till fulling oeciiNloiiiilly lead hlui to
garble a Joke In repeating It. Itecent-
ly he met a friend, who, clapping him
ukjii the shoulder, said enthuslustlcal-
ly:
"Well, old man, this Is a fine day for
the nice, isn't it?"
"Why, what racef
"Tho humuii nice," suld the friend
mid fled.
This wim tho first time the lawyer
had ever heard this very ancient Joke,
so he determined to get it off on tho
next mini be met and bo did, In this
uiniuier:
"Hello, Godfrey, isn't thl a flue day
for the trot'"
"Trot w hut trot?"
"Ily gud," stammered the lawyer,
"I swear there Siis a Joke there, but I
can't find It now!" I.lpplncott's.
Wf.en Heartburn, sour atomacn,
Headache, Bad Breath, Coated
Tongue. Belchlnf of Stomach Caa, or
any of the; forerunners of Indigestion
appsar, Old Dr. Cascarot wants to
be rtjht on the spot In your pockat.
He wants' to check th coming troubl
Instantly before It can grow Into
haUl of the Bowels to le costive.
Ladles, who extend loDr. Cascarst th
hospitality of their Purses or lliolr Dress
Pockets, will b rewarded with a fin
completion, and healihy Hnpplness.
Thes will about fifty times repay for
th trilling space occupied, and th Jen
cents per week at coat.
Dr. Cascaret guarantees to cur th
most obillnate cases of Constipation and
Indigestion, without discomfort or In
convenience, His medicine does nol gripe nor purge,
nor create a drug hablti-
Because It Imnoba "Blle-drlver," nor
a Gaiiiric-Julca Wa.itr, but a direct
Tonlo to the Bowel Muscles,
It exercises naturally tho muscles that
tine ths" walla of tha Intestines and
Bowels.
Want of Exercise weakens snd relaxes
these Bowel-Muscles, Just "as II weakens
Arm and Leg muscles.
Old Dr. Cascurst goes dlreotly after
these Bowel-Muscles. He" wakes
them up just as a cold bath would wtk
up a lary person.
Then r e wcrVa them t!reti th
nrrvei till they fi j !iit, horn
that Kxeraisa tl.at if.ey d n't need
any more help in do t!,.r duty. "
EutDr.Cascarrl w.tnts loterW'M on
tha Bint, In your Peokel or i 'mac,
where he can ror.4.,lv tl.er.4 L-awel-Uunj.e.
a'l the lime, In health, and
out of health.
P.ecau.ie, even tli tironjejt Bowel-Musc's-.s
m.iy t overworked.
Heavy tiiiuvrs. bis nf pert, whiskey,
wine, or beer drinking, iservoua excite
ment, sud'rn expnur to e'H or heat
tnd a d-jxen other every day llknlihocds Ur
tha Bowel Mutvlrj.
In such csr t llttls Cascarl In llm
Is worth fifty dollars worth oi Treatment
later on. "to say iiotliltij of Ilia suffering,
discomfort, ken of Business Energy, sni
lust of Social Sunshine 11 saves.
Old Dr. Canwel carried con;Mnt!y In
your Vest Pocket, or In "My Lady's"
Purso Is ths cheapest kind ef Health-Ire
turance, and lUpplncu Promotion, that
ever happened.
Little thin enamel Casraret Box. half
ts thick ts your watch, round-cornered,
trnooth-df;ed, and shaped to you iloni
nodes Its presence.
Contains six Cindy tablets Price Ten
Cents a Bos at any Drugclsl's,
Be sure you gel the gcmtltin. mad only
ty the Sterling Kemedy Company, and
never sold In bulk. Every lalilet tlamped
"CCC."
IV FHEIC TO our ritiKNni
Wa want to tend to our frMt I beat
frcnch-atslrnaii. (jULD fLAIUU bllNHON I
Ws wnt to tend to eur Mitdt s bMOtlhli
'rcnch-atsltneil. GOLD 1'LAlliO bllNHON 110.
ham-tnanicled in tolurt. It It s Octulr for IM
tltisini tutiit. Ten cents In lumps It ssKtil ta a
metsure of cihhI (all h snd to toer wl ol UUMants,
wllh whltinElt"asMity trinket It losded. 1U "J
. Snd ItHtav, msnlloriliis thlt viftt, Addrsss
(UrUng KeiDtdr Vmuosiiy, ChiuMto or New Yoita
Nothing knooks out snd disables Ilk
Lumbago and Sciatica
Nothing reaches tha troubl
quickly ts
ST.
JACOBS
' OIL
FRICE, 23c AND 10a