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THE REPUBLICAN. t»w«e*ff wfHutnra. m »r**t is ia*

raws*: f l .SOa year, in advance, to sb •wtmertKaja; or f l . M a year it not pud a ad taeee.

j«7*»>#feat »» t<i>wt•Um svi«."#» a' f%- A** * U « w ' » / * « f f « * » » * p * • • • • . f />» rv~.«f,/» % I

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.»T V a u t s r r u a ' s Pay tomorrow. • • | i « 8 a t » « T make* a bridge and H*rib

br*»i>s ii "

I.K^T »-ICSBI« ne»; Wednesday and ends i<n

t* J i •.! A, .nl . I H I ft-* >J ••rters for valetu.new this year

i*a> foi <•'-. *• u-u»l. rVaTTsscaiiH a ice imt vest is secure It is

a >> ' ! • • • !• • i ti i<k.

- o n i-titiiN* lu.tn of i-in has no* jitartei •a • S t »: • H <• e l l ««« ».... r

ttxtsafts a.»n ci»j>inia that the weather v** <«•*•» «W eobl lor luce* trade and coo*.

TrtK warm etri»«k that pr*j"<1ed Itself

ntrrum the S'at» of New York U s t Snndsy .

bfinsine*r*in and the w o w l freshet In flftv

tear* at G e n e r a , Ontario County, and caus­

ing water to rnn in the streets at Tapper

L i k e and other points in that ree lon. whi le

others wore very cold mil these curious

Ihii'tr* are rs,tl«|nir • vast amount "f think­

ing a m o n g w n e people, and furnish on»»

more ill.is'ration ^f tli" •>! I s»\ inir: "There

are more things in heaven and earth,

fl >M'i'\ than ar.< dreamt of io your ph.!-

S'»i-ht

TiiFnr i smnrh 'r• »n*> n r FlatTsbunrh with

water fr->'7 r v». in s o m e r « « « service pipes

hulls.' f'. 1 '" .n the **reeN, especially Where

they pmi4 ir der i',n ! M iey track Frnst

(rnaw ,].wp<>r as • rule under well-trodden

rrw !s for Ihe reason that

GRANGE. K * t r » » o t s i f r o m f i r a n s e N e w *

t r r for February . > t -

fttate t i range . Th«> .tl«t am n*l session ..f 'he N»w York

SiatP lir»ni.'H nn .vene i l at the , , (» -» h oi-e In O r i l a n d . T . I - » I * \ . F - b 2 H••_•• K It N irri-, S'ate Master. pre«i.','»i/ N-nrU the fu!i ileletrBiini', MiniiM»rit.|.» l!-.-< }>-ar IT'). were in atter..lanre. a>«l I'i ,r-"'< »i-H.i>»r hr 'ilk.'!.' I he ii'itrr er n,. t ' f il.» i "'

T i e «m il'il »'')re«H "T t e.-!.!,•• M-i-'erwas p vep .m TII-*II»V The re..or; ..f !:.•• .-• c-

r e t a n en U l>." ! . lOOS a' I a' '' i' i ne tb«re were .".»i7 ,|["';Te Lrai.^»a in I ' " »•'«'". 42 hmini : tieen nr.'ni 7 •! Hie \m*' yiT T ' " ln'al memhernl ;i' if •'•* 172 u r a n i-r * l.T' the pant ve-ir. Thi" i» Ihe IU'KIH1 rnenner-i"h'i», RB «very irrantre that haw r.nt rep,.-;e.t

he earth then* is w,ihm the year, hiis heeti plai'ml on t •<-«• duriTiat'l "r iini'Hli ii'eit

I In the e-ratid Ii''a! of

Three person" per)»hed in a life whtrh inri .e . l n lenemet.t hou<e at West II.)l>nken, N. J . K.li n

K.iir men were rrii*he<l to ilealh at i l i n ? n J u i r i ' i n •> in, Fe'i ?, rty the caving of an ti-e pi e ."II f"et tilyh.

Vn'r rk II L'fina, ace"! .-0. who lived alone on a t«rm near Clinton, N T , perished in a Are Hint Mirnei! his hoil«e Feb i

Three per«ons p<>ri«lie,] in a Are at Mori-•'.-.I TanaiH. K-h .'•. whirh liurnetl a

n.-H'r.L' hnii»eiti (li'lp'tiv Street. y. n'leer. perso'.s Were Kli|ei| in A dlllis'l'in

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remtere.l mure roirpm-t from travel, and niai t list, and no at o'her ressor . that ihe trol'ey company m e m h e r . are reckom-d In t'.e yratut l.-tal o i

^ . .K . J - k . :>SM2 There are T.t Pomona or County

pte I M

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ke»iw the s t o w removed from the tracks,

and <rm« a ver> importsM protection asrainst

frr»st is lackinir. Men w h o have heen for

man* years connected with Plaitshorftb

a V t T s w d U t O g w a f

f J i » a t I M * » s a s M a l M l M

•<|i»» a t 1» a * .

l a W s V a W -a* » a * a n a v i a t a , M " f c a ^ f K. s i . a fe* BftrihaamM ^WVfi^SSW W»^"F'. • ! • « . -WIPW^S^^S|

- 4tf wwiaW'tf i**** m a aisatM tmmm " I

tratiires. s n hsvinir l>een nreanlz -d the |i»*» j e a r The jfratiL'e is n«w reprenen e. | tit 4" m n n l i ' S of the state The tots1 c-vh receipts of the secret ar i ' s ifflce are f 18.269 77

.. ._ . The rupwrt of the ireasorer, P. A WelltnK, m w e r works say that they nevar « » * • s o ! ^ ^ t D # , , o t m l i^ceipts from the secretary, • o l d a winter before, t h e frost In aowW places including a balance on hand Jan 1, 1903. o t a a v l n f r o o « d«M»» s»I IWt or wior*. f l 3 . 1 5 9 . t o ba t l T . W S accrued interest,

a . _ . K . ~jut > ^ _ s ^ . h » . it i s m s I M ' • » • • « ; total f i t S52 36. Total disburse-l r a n y nw onM e n a j - w t . hat it la comfort ( . ^ | m m^> $ i & M n , 2 p f c o w i n e .

al l t b * s a m e , and W cornea from Canada, . o m j B O C i » o l l n w n a j « , J*t, I 9 0 4 , o l $ l 6 *12 24. sjaat i m a i r s It m s o eoM that t b e a i a o awstwiwae ! T a e Brat avwoinx sess ion w a s ouan to the

l a a w <maaw awt. Taw mwntlacnmi Oiewaar potilie, address of welcome, be fog del ivered

ttn. it wm tl lw*>«. and 18 to 3« ^^ Ban Q ^ , , , , H U d d f Wtv,„ o f u*s-

CCRRBUT run. Their marriaee was a hasty aflair. I under­

stand. 1 Tea. indeod. They told tbe minister to

I)urn. AS they had engaged a cabraac by the hour.

Mammv, said Pici-ardnny J im, what d o e s RIIIM!* want to c o m e ' h a c k to di* yearih rnh*

tVit's a foolish question. Dey kin jro wliahehliher dey w.tms wifoilt pay in', no hmi*e rent nor cah fare, an' noooty can't nhet 'em o m . SoiTie'imes I reckons dat irhu-'e* is the onlv fulks dat re'ly enjoys I. re.

P i n ' t throw away the ladder riy which

yon rl i inned; use it for kindling wood.

Jiidire R o w n d e a - Y o u r face is familiar. I've Keen Mill before.

Prisoner —Tes, your Ilonor, quite often. Jii'ltre R iwndej -_ Ah ! Wnat was the

rrele.t with her lovpr over another chivriie the |>t*t t ime I saw y o u ? by ilriiikinu Pnsitrier—1 think it was 15 c»nts, your

notior. I mixed a cocktail fur you. Visitor— Rock-a -h \e tiahy in the tree top. Boston B*tiy— E t c u s * roe, mailam, bu* I

consider aruoreal oacillalion extremely dan­gerous .

T t w o p u - « e t . - e r trait s o n t h e C a n a -

,• P..- !i.- i.."v-.>»i"lP":til, () ,t , Fell n 1 " \ workmen Were k: le.t. Feb «, bv (l.e

n : .• it, of tin '-mbarikmerit caused hy an • ii It." W.ir-iiw-Vienr,a railroad

>iiu.iie! II'iiniiune[W4\ was fourd froz->n to i!i ich F-i' . 'i in a ri'!!ur lit Patersnn, N J He had tie.'ti ncti, but ha<l become aiMicted to . I rn k

K hi! R«imot .d . aired 17. nf Brll ireport. f - r. . it tiirl. Feu 7. and killed herflelt carbolic acid.

Four men were killed and three wounded at O s l Cre»-k. Tetin , near Knoxville, Feh . Feb. 7. in a fi-iht between Union miners and coal K>i'"'|l*.

Col. E. F Flareky, a civil war veteran, killed his wife in Philadelphia and then killed himseir. Fob. 8. S h e bad refused to l ive with him.

s tate and tbeir assessed valuation convinced your commit t e e that there are SCO towaa that are asseeed, loc ludlne taetr Incorpor­ated ri i lags*. for I S M than I I 000,0*9. and 373 t o w n s assessed . Inelodlna: their lne«w«-poraied vtl laees, for m o r s than f I.OM.SCt.

Your commit tee be l ieve 4bat all ot tbe towns should receive proportionately tbe s a m e amount of s tate aid. "

• • •

rorsTT KXOtstE* f a d e r Chapter 396 o t the laws of 1902 sack

county is entit led to appoint a coontv e o -jrmeer. By correspondence with vartooa count ies law, j o u r

iaUmUnitad of t a e uroMeai will d o e t r l a a w W e a w «

Mrtvwa to raaliss wm •clmhry's; it i f voivee a aurb ssorai prtaciute « M e a ta t s a»> tton to boand to enlsrea la spita af afl obstaaNax S v a t y hsw aaal wvarw sBaaasjaa m a s t b e cnastrved i o tba l iabt of M. I t It will belp U M Fil ipinos, i t a a d e x e c n t a d : ft*it l e a d s t a t a e lajary af taw F i l i p i n ^ l t a n n t N i d | s e a R M a B w w s l l N M I < wbomeoevar etse it proQta. T o a have cal led this a hamane policy I t w mack m o r a t b a a that. It is a commercial ly wise policy. We

II never s e t much profit oa t of those rich

t* am tataal

tfflsrt Itj t*g*y. M!tatirf LM"a»a awrtes- hair aa boar's rla» aa a

tor bar reyaWsa moaatad ap to ftm).l

a>»«e Kir.i tn t h e m

Ptsitshorif h Thentro f . « t month it wt« 36 d««irree« below. Tha "l.\rr<iBri».:i RFrCBt.'.-iv . f Feb. 9. ISfil. s ,: t iii.ii on i ..• 7 n o' that mouth It w*» 3'J

to M bek>w » r o here, aaa* "imt law* of psiiari Wrd*. noaaw ptaaaa — a n w i i r s a n •>einsr lamented."ard • in rooms where fros*.

b-low there, and on four different days of ttchosetra Slate Gmnee, and Prof. L. H. Bailey, Cornell Ut.iver-ity. Readinirs were (riven t-y Miss Z >e Welch and Mi*s Rogers BI.'I tniHic w m tnrr.i-.'ieit bj n m i l " rpinrtette from CorOaud.

l o a i o a : a n t b e m o s t I m p o r t a n t :

Resolved, That the New YorkStaleGrantfe bad not entered Io 1ft y e a n tmwUen of respeetfwlly reqaeata UM leeislatare of this •Map m e n Ima*- solid. Thwn m ooo e»f> •»»»• to enact a law to forhid the sale of coo-

~ . , - . _ M ,_ , k _ «__ ttum d e r a - d sk im milk In N e w York and other ootat ioa, B o w r s e r , tna o ld folks say t o o 5 , , , ^ w i l b , n l 0 „ . t a i e , a s a n d for cre.ro and fteart « l t b e winter la broke. eVeilar eommmli t ies in imitation and s e m -

T n D i a C i . whprtht»josteow)p»o:«l Matneonfrrnm and to forhid the sale of tsWatatHtard-anssainpT o f Ha Cbateaapay Haw n e b c o m m o d i t i e s a s and for cream. Bstsa Vtariwnwrwa t a ' - * - PlaeM ebrbr*- I Beao lved . That the State G r a n g e b e i e v e s piraaaM'ee, will m a a r s t - o a s a rraina irom | h - p , , ^ thoo id e i t e n d to s t a t e matters, T r a j aaw HVw York t o L a k e Placid B a i t m99 that tbe granite foil? endorses stiftVaee a w l a w , lawstwg Troy O B t b e arnval o f mora- lor and p l e d g e s i t s influence to secure for

af,.— T , , - - _ -„• . .—it i lns ' ^ f c * tbem this riarbt protect ive of all r ights—a I , . . J m w , I M s T - r k * ^ s t o « - « « o n n . a » e o t under wh.cb t h e ,

m 11«. B V , a * 4 K B O M B S I U k o Pbstkt a o a o t j g ^ B a i , , ^ That tha G-warnor and legi»la-

I Mr. Carnegie Is someth ing of a a author, is he not ? asked the visitor from London .

; Yes , he nas published a number of vo lumes , G. R i-hear, aged 39, of Binghamtoo , «a i , i the poet. What is bis most successful

N Y .k i l l ed himself by snoot ing throoah the b o o k ? asked tbe Engl ishman. B i s pocket -head, Feb. 3 He bad been living a hermit book, Mid tbe poet It la in great demand. life and went insane. |

S ix persons perished in a I r a that burned | It would p r o b a n d b e bard to convince a a row of twe lve houses at Park Place, Pa , bantam cock that his crowing d o e s not h a v e the road by c a t t i o g r a w ; which co o l d b o 17 miles from Pot isvi l le , F e b 5 T b e Ore a great deal to do with making the sun rise, avoided it tbe load canght from an overheated s tove . I

The lower part of Geneva , N Y , was ' Uncle , said the hiuh-schoo, y o u n g man, is It ....!..,! I,,-' <.H,da» for Hie ft ret time in .'.(> Poliucs stmrular or plural 1 \f\T4. Tte re was a ll.uud«r»toriu mtU >otniv. wiw lli« reply, in de paid Of Ihe mucb rain, followed by an i ce gorge . ] country wh«h 1 c o m e r m day's staafiar,

ndtrhty t-ir.^'lar.

r * r ^ m ^ r i a l J i ° ^ J ^ ^ r S T S <'*P«»<l«*ri» •»Hms w e m a k e awnHvwa tbe I *A Warrior Bold" was leas proStabla. t l S . o w s r Commit tee are of opinion that the f r l M M t o ^ y ^ , ^ ^ ^ . _ . . . *! . . ^ . . „ present county e n g i n e e r law is practically , - . , 4 , ^ - . , _ . , ^ 7 V

AJ^L \ZuZ~Z£1 * ^ m t f " * m t m w n •» « • • • " a m . l a worthless, in that the county eng ineer U t S T i ^ t m J T ^ mmTTm^mVZiIZ. M "9*^>t^ A d a - w ' w r a t o t w o o r t f c n a b « . eimnly an e x p e n s e to the county withoot any o o r ad . inJrtrMio , , , „ t h o > e j ^ ^ j , ^ ^, dred songs , ba t "Tba Holy Ctty" is t b e owe authority to carry out s a y improvement to f . „ n r ^ ^ , „ o t 0Xpmtx ^ , ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ k n o w > b - > | > ^ ^ ^ ^ ^

2 £ J X . n S " " ? ^ i ^ l - ? l * h i , • " J • • " « « " » * r - < l l«nce»t . Similar ia ebarac-s c h e m e s for loot will b e abandoned and j a t - » _ . _ . ^ v » — ^ . _ . - . . » . ^ t i c e will be s o Ormly eataWkmed and d m - i * * l o " T n * Lowt C h o ^ . " it r e ^ l y M .ptaated pensed that tbe peop le will nnawBMaeiy r s - 1 U » t beauttfnl s o n g of Sir Arthur Soll ivan's . ques t our continued protection and prefer ' and from its first appaaraoca, sans; b y Ed-

••You ask about sanitary condttions: I t^kmtm « _ . u _ \ I 7 a _ ^,. , ... , . ^ . K ,K« . • • • lrv»n«tas t i f»c* ia l to tbebeBl tbfBioesa *-** * f ^ l l « ^ p t b l l e a j a w -

valuable to his county by g i v i n g him author- o f t h » , , ( „ „ „ , , „ , . . Witk m ooamreBeas lvo « > » , « " that br ines a p t h e point of tba ity in the care and maintenance of tbe roado - - - , „ « h w d l ^ l a n a m t h T ) Z w 4 M I ^ ^ A - I . U 4 . J\tJj . k . J U « _ ood requiring the highway c o m m i l o o e r t o £ £ E S J Z ^ - Z m t t r n t Z S Z * ^ * ~ follow bi t mstroctiona. k s K d r y to t h e s e s . A a A ^ ^

respects tbe laws o f k y g l s a s d o e s a c t par-sist ia bard mfcer t o a sxaay boars hi a daw, tew hot l iq io f* akmo.

aot tssvaa m a * U m

the roads or to direct their improvement , and has no authority whatever to act e x c e p t in obta in ing reports for Sling with t o e Boards

of Snnsnrigori. Your commit tee would, therefore, recom­

mend the passage of a resolution on r o a r part, directing the a m e n d m e n t of the law s o as to g i v e the county eng ineer power to bo

„ _ _ , _ — o*n Cwy «f nat iawwa*. H a n * Co • e w a t s t w a t r t f sprH. is**, at 10 1

— r*«»a*«ar . .- - —,—S pesevfcwe

r i n s < ta *m » M 4 . vht-a l l tana*ewtata vlllawe V««B at'-nto IvtswawO

batsf am tt* » latierty t*m at >>-Ms»t«T« «T«aae. («r tnmrmrm B e w v ta lite *11;««e wa4 tnwa wf PVaUsaarrk. CU<tt«a <*»nnty. i*-w York r t r bam a w n — a t Tarse .n-»»»•» T>-•*!*• it*- f*. tasafrt^-eTswwM IT, Ni>»««e» m wa4 wast oaaae i f of lot "««»t>-r i s M < r « » «< AJw* HwaOnea) « w t nf i«i« twn (?•. ) • » r'«wr <«»-BirM i s v m lav T » w n i «>« (•«> T w w f e r n oa-Tairrr <»>- rwJrtr tw» *r> rwrtrf««r .a»u Tatrtv-slcW i«H-T*»rtv • » • • (SSVwat Tani tww m na tba a ia tksr ty «Ma - t woaty | . « l s r « M Alan InM »V«r •*« 'W^ r<«ty W M <«TK P a r t r e f s W («s>-Party a b m a x a s w » W f am na t s * S D « t a « r t r a M e n r t i n a t r " > « 4 • * a » t w * P w a wwswftatl v>4 pmrff* sw^wtwieai or aaM loss saw asea wr tasm reFsesaes Is asreoa saase tAO • a p n r Platnf aaM MM* wli«< ~ Baraar4 « ms-

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WTDK TIRgS Bitter complaint is coming in from

parts of the state that thoughtless ing that tbe improved road will to carry from two to six tons oa will place ibis weight opoo a w a g o n and then proe—d tov g o state, county and town rondo and matlmto

1 Three persons were killed and all hut one dwel l ing demolished at the town of Union Ark. in the mm:hern nart of Fulton County, F e b 7. by a tornado 300 yards wide.

Luther Qnlhert arid his wife, both colored, were burned at the s lake at D>d8ville, Misa.,

tired wBKtmn. Tbe aanoo of ooworxwl» ia the roads on tbe part of t h e res ideam of tbe countv and town who paid for tbe roads i s incensed at tho d e t r a c t i o n of county and

character. Your committee . th<

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Btktca on rtgjojv saaitary q a a n e r a a n o w n e d o r dwtrojed, too oMdieal saarkowaafcfrUiasd nations a r e being; introdweed, and w e are j'tanned ia high expec taUoos of future im-provetnenL nVtwoen tort* and Mty oat OSaBaTmL wBaf aawaT BBBBBV OBBBBBBBBBBV BBWT BBBBBW* Wf^-J-^^-Wg&j*-

IKOBWI n of boboa aaoor oaoyoaroM. This resolts from profoond igooraoce o t

O o o o f b i o

Ufai

pool and brought h i s brotfcar law from tbeir e o m a t o b e bis

ommend tba introduction o t t k o wide t i n Sundy Pikes - L a d y , can't yon help a poor bill, which w a s in'roduced a year a e o . and I obstetrical expedten s. T h e poor people do

guir-rer fmm de Japane«e-Ru-s ian war? which passed tbe Senate , bat which failed of | not know now t o manage , and the way tn-The L a l v — Sufferer? Wby, the war passage in the Assembly , and farther recom- i fanta d ie and mothers suffer U very pa-

hasn'i started yet. mend a resolution direct ing a c h a n g e in tbe , thetic. But I look confidently tor constant Sandv Pikea— Dit 's just de trouble; i t Penal C o d e defining nuisances aa applied t o , and rapid betterment .

Feb 7. hy a m o b of over 1000 persons for takes no long. If it Marted I could g o to public h ighways s o a s t o include the destrue-ihe murder of J a m e s Eastman, a prominent Russian families an' Oder me services to tbe tion of a highway b y a narrow t ire when white planter and John Carr, a negro. • Cz*r. Den I could s o de J a p a n e s e an' say they are used t o c a n * a a e x c e s s i v e load that

Wm. Monahan, aged 38 who had been ' I was on my way to flght for Japan, imprisoned in Matteawan Hospital 19 years for assault in the second degree in Washing­ton County, N Y . , committed suic ide by banging with bis suspenders , F e b . 8.

X.S» aex* moralr-a;. T b e c o m a a a y will

pox oo toe market soma of tko ones ia tk* Adtroariecka, near Chess Lake, Lone IV k». Ckaieaoiroy Lake, sVagged Lako, riamadore Poad. Ac. Tbe Cbaieaogay On mma horn Co, with over 180000 agree of

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RELIGIOUS. A n Industrial Mission Associat ion has

been formed In N e w York City to deve lop tare b e requested t o enact laws requiring self-supporting m t o i o o s all o v e r tbe world.

Tbe Knights or C o l o m b i a will endow a chair of Americrn History at the Catholic Ui.iversiiy or Washington, D. C , at an e x ­pense of f 50,000.

The fourteenth year or tbe Chicago Tract Society, just Closed bas been the most im­port ant in its history. Twenty missionaries,

A C o n f e s s i o n .

I r e been down tojthe cltv. and I've seen the 'lao-trle, lights.

Tbe twenty story buildln'a an' the other stunnin' sieht*.;

ir jam the rood, in ordor to pnniah a lees offender. Your committee realize that much of tb« barm dooabs tba roads by tko or aarrow Bros is doe to ussxpsrionos o a t h s part pt road asera aod not to natural eussad-neso, and tba rooomuMc^atlooo oo the pott of your eomanttae a n tor tha o a m o n o t

I've seen the trolley c a n a ruehln' madly down Calling a t tent ion o f all road I

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sod other foreign ginseng roots to be sold and shipped as such,

and prohibiting tha sale thereof under mere ••ginseng."

Resolved. That the State Grange favors j paying rural mail carriers at least $800 per aanom, with 15 days leave of absence with­out k m ot time. !

Beaolved, That the 8'ste Grange favors o ployed, and among; tbe Selavic people the jerol appropriation by the legisiatare for o work or tbe society bos extended to Ive

swot afjrwolton buildUs; ot Cornell Uurnr- su te s , reaching from Detroit oo the oast to

the street. An' all the place a lo. kin' like a fairyland eom-

I Pi te . But I'd rather see tbe big trees that's a arowtn'

up to h»me. An' watch the stars atwlnklln' In tbe U n a an'

lorty dome; An' I'd ra her hear the wind that goes a-suwhV

pact the do r Than the trafllo of tbe city, with its bustle an' its

roar.

to tha I

aUy. that Soetioa 154,

4 J a 8 , o r i b w l a w a o f 1890. b o a m e o d -• f » f iBwawft lmWOmat H a l t IhuWiB

I reckon I'm peculiar, an' my tastes i s H a d o'

speaking thirteen languages have been e m - * But whaf's tbe a s s denyln' tbbsrs that -—*¥ttT ahing; t o • ' " Issof the

I went o p to a ooncert. aa' I sawraBVsmaais • !»• there; r T !

It sounded like ansjsHo harpsaaoatta ' throi Cedar Rapiis, Iowa,onf>e Ooo of the Israest dsoeoxoa oa earth ia

pronably tbe Cataone mwaiua to the Arctica, of which Monsoiaaear faseal af the Kobop.

swOsat nnaetioa a o g i a e a a n d tbresb- ft i s bounded o n t b e south by t b v allel of totltodo aa 8o»ha0Bkai oa the west by toetltodo loV

that tba changed osed t t toos o f our need chsnged enaxHttoas)

sxowsunr snx. So grost w tbo deo>ss4 for rood iafesroos-

ment in tbw statu and to tbe nation that wo area the urge the hearty approval oa your partortheMttiotnuwaad bv rmniammsa Brownlow appnxo^otias; •Sa.OOa.flot far state aid. t«.0Xw 0a» bewst aswMahla each yeortoeaehortaoaaamtor tae Daka da-

ecepttba to the ob

UinooiitliBB; tsaTBtntoof Bww leak that the stab* of

Y o t s p h e o f all tm sJor*a»' taeBj i claim.

U 1 stopped t o t h t a k a u U a n t a . I i j ^ ^ m s s s a w ;

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and s o n g it t o his o w o a c c o m p a a l m e o t o a

the piano. Years after when she w a s triad

for murder i t w a s tbe composer w h o waa

most act ive io tbe prosecution, and the most,

d a m a g i n g wi tness aga ins t her. a l l the efforta No, the Americana in tbe Phil ippines

are not suffering what can properly o a cal led hard t imes . But they a n ac t ive a n d a m - of Lord Roaartl o t Ki l towen being; e n a b l e t o bilious and they want to get rich quck and stake km toetiawoy. come borne. 1 suppose tbey anke lass ; money thee they did when the army t h e n > The Eav. Dr. uTttkwn Bmanoo, eon ot

five timn as large as U ie aow. Soon p-^pa, w ^ n , ^ few York TH of the won

em tba i

wfll alwaye b Tbenisofiwi to oaaka moo or deopoilinsr the ootivoa ta is soraly needed than as

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woslWwwedby J ^ ^ X w m a a T

t»w**r4».c«. . laMb- A Brlggn, *im»or Gebo, E J R - b i i s o n -

The tiond of J

30 M • 10 IS

si at L, Nash, c i 'y chamberla in .

fat; t t S O O ; tJhJawAmH. t l l . 0 0 ;

B u t U a d . f U O O ; a * i l a » d , $ 1 1 0 0 ; Tro>,

$ 1 0 ; a l i i t r . m n.lera»e«iij»te 8laiu>ti* at pro-

por.ioi M..v i"W rates. T ickets g o o d ni.tli

t e b i'i . - o p <vers a l iowed for Pni iade l - I in tt

p h m or New York on return trip. Apply to ]J^ r^

your D A H stal l on agent for full luforme-

t iOli .

w a EI»W*IID HVT.-H w*s iu Burlington

U»; T i — t«v i ; li- in. ere*-, of the pr. j -c i to

r . i v ibe |>M..U'I.>O ot .tie wa'er* ot L.»ke

Cti»n>i"W'i, »'•<! " »* •»»•' ! b » t Gov . Mt-Oui-

iouih, ot Vena.* . , w.ls be a.he.1 to t .keae- I ^ , w j rfrf-rt ^ ^ tfc#Bwt» ^ , 4 tioo io the mailer Ii to mo« earnest!j hoped j tf „„, BBrt m9lX„ tmJ eoUoetioa. Adopted. ttl-st l b - I'-qiMrj i» to this imp-wtaat m a t t e r |

wi!l » i e . d to r t n a w r c a m p s a o d bote i s

ha Bna saaaaoaml

Fhiladeipbto, Hew York and other places.

aootbsr. Beny bnildinss

A SOB ha sjsvpeajori oven beat by • and baa bean bousdK by berg, ot Qavetoud. tor tTO.SOO.

I t b o a

world's supply of ew»t of i

sswntoo. in WTl leas BHnwd then , ood now

• e n blown ^ with d^mnito t o e t o p * . g^J m ° n ^ m %£^ V m ' M * Ira. Martial law was dMlared in the city mmm 9^m »»., m^ - _ _

. . . . . •. . L . * _ • • r s . SJODD swMamwa or twawtam 7«nwwa, •aauWa) ot noon. Al l day a o d all n ight the f.re b | n | | ]MtW9l^ to a i w r i v a t o IbrmawehiM raged, and it w a s not until n igbt , F e b . 8, with t w o beads . T b e child dteddjorjog i t s thirty-Bve hoo f s , that i t w a s under control , birth, s a d Mw body h o a b o s a aaroOxtto pvo-a o d then the river appears t o bave s t o p p e d **"*** * r ^ r r t l f " " j " " • ^ l _ o * 0 » k -i t More that 1*0 a e r n in the heart o f t b e ^ J ^ b O b * o w » 0 » a f tto IT. & I

city w a s borned over and over 1000 g r e a t bui ld- mtmg &, ing* went . Tba C. S. regulars from Fort b i t s

an prese t t ed ami approved The bond i s he pe ta l snm of $50 ,000 Mr Hash's l e e s t e t i F T u » l e , j F BTBrien. B .

G. wo->re E F Botsiord, and L L. Sbeddea . B» Mr R r k » e | l ; B>*»ve<i. That on and after Wednesday,

Fe». 10. 190* the t i 'v chamberlain shall corn 'nc t ' i s . fB e at the First National Bark , _ w _ in a place M ' - M e tor | « M » v e a f t e i n ^ e « t t i e n s a t e v e r • S e f l a t ' ion. tr at i-u«-h • fflee he kept ot'en from 9 to I n w o e o r j wou w » " « " " • • • « " •"•"•"" "*°*" l i a m t Taw awsl to aa> 3 'clock e»ch day. legal holidays excepted, | called oat. Then was much disorder and mmm*- mm" •"^^m ""

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AM O L I V K E

AM 1 D I 8 0 N

, 4 S ^ ^ : - i 5 8 u j B s »

asj •^oa, I

lr§&&*

also en Toe«day and tSaterdav e v e o i a g s

wbtth » t e r»©.«i | i g s o Dumeroos on these

l l eaoaM rhwres. Mr H %'cn o w i . s ihe F>ur

B i.ih'-fs I«iai a», and a summer borne on

VtUt»«t»«) f o l c t .

T a x eu-ry c o m e s dowa worn bUlone of I S

Wai e W>ae<M>tle beus DMiougtog i o G-<o. J .

W t u w i a •b i e i l told 26 d««itt Of e g * * . In

Jaooary G « x l m a c ! Q.iod b e e s ! It

waruM u»e cockias wf tbw atumacb t o m m k

of tt, a*d nim-wt m a k e s o n e iac l ioad to s tag ,

wtttt • xt»t variatioiM. tb« met t ing Haas of

the "Lriliie Browb Jufi:"

If I b«d a ervm tks* « « « • «och »( !« . I'd enter her ail over with mat and rtU;

r d t—A nar wWk tmtm and fead bar with hwf.

LW I'd nitik that euw alas ilsMS s d a y .

A ruicx ol piue grosbeak* era belat fed thia ander t * t»«ckabe»i from the bounty ot f o r e » t » e m e j lowassaao . Mr E » Witistow.

Tfeeae bnrus tjelobg am«Dg lte» pine and

%rm toreau far to the north, and are

> s - e n here except dar ing except ional ly

Wfta- r. wben tbey ordibai i l ) feed on

•ft i w f l . u**t Uwm l*«t yeai's crop nf rosaacb, KH't' »'° *ah awl Jauiper oeeda, i SK l«t<« >•< • «^»-« o f e g t r a o i i ) l a a r ] i l a c k ( o f

t aasa . a b j c b towy • « » rawMMOtmr g r o t o t a l i y .

B> Mr. B- t - f -Td: R-eol»e,t . that the Board of Fubi i e Works

>w r> quested t o provide for t a e employ m e a t « f two men. whose pervieea when BOf es>-tsnted on the public works may beetllitexl '•y the fie departmeBt. That the • n o B a v wwttee bv r e q i e a t e d t o p r s s e a t t b t o a b e t t e r

t e the Bmrd of PobHe Workt. Jdapstol On motkm of Mr. Bock well too aaaass-

awwt roll tor 1904 was urdered taraoi ovar m the Ch»mber»aln, who was a l n a a s i t o swonsb the usual notice.

» S*. O. B A L o d g e mT toe Bwaewataat

Orter ef B k s wtU aeon be taaikoisd la MwrnaartoB. V i . aodertba dtrasttoo of law ftoleat L o d g e , by tustriet BUaoH u n a - * -€ t a m W , of Rot laad. T l A Itaws awaHMV Of asewibars of f to t t sowraa linitojs wtH aextsaV

m a o y arrests w e n

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Hew York L o d g e No. I . I F O t WtQ •etertaln oa Monday evenwc, Feb. U , (tba S t : k aonivereary of tbe order), J o s e p h T. Fanning, of Indtaaapmla. lod., Graod MM-aited tutor. The banquet win na served at ihe Waldorf Astoria. Tbe eommluee hi tov aoui'Ong n y : "In tbe ball in tbe wort i, an e g c e b e a t a r * . soaveot rs . m a a i c * a d • t i e e r b e * '>> toe g r e a t e s t e rasers l a e a r der, the e w e t t a a Wttl InBtT w i i k i»l esars a a too sar taOeer I t s o s I

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Hate ><M a laaa on $>MU :.o<jse. ram, toctary or mill, that you <!**ir* to pay est or uT y o u desire to p i e c e a manga*;*, write a o d tot axe offer y o u my easy term o a motuhiy oayawnt loan. Ail good apptleauone eoav sutsraw oetokly; ssaaii cnargae, i pur cent aad « par e m t int*ra»t.

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