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'BUFFALO EVENING NEWS: TUESDAY FEBRUAKY 27 UKHfc TELEPHONE CONFUSED REPORTS OF SLAUGHTER OF Compare what you are asked to pay by the Bell with our rates You will then give us your order at once CROMWELL TELLS ABOUTTHE PANAMA CANAL AFFAIRS TEN BANK ROBBERS PERPETXATE A BOLD JOB IN HELSINGFORS Guardian Shot and Crooks Get Away with $37500Have Not Been Caught RESIDENCE RATES ABSOLUTE SECURITY Genuine Little Liver Pills UNLIMITED 2 Party Line ONLY TWO DAYS MORE OF OUR FEBRUARY CLEARANCE SALE 4 Party Line On its merits who should have your The Frontier Telephone Company A Buffalo Company For Buffalo People The end of the big Clearance Sale is in sight Only two days left but be full to the brim of bargain business Two days more of opportunity to go over our stock and read the two pries tickets marked in pi ain figures on everything our regular price aij our Clearance Sale price Prove for yourself these un-heard-of reductions is believing and fig-ures don't lie Only two days more to take your choice of one of the finest furniture stocks in the city at a Wken you go to California where every month is -travel on the A War California Reduction of 10 to 40 on Ever Piece These two items were chosen at random: 5-piece Parlor Suites mahogany finish carved frame bock and seat upholstered in two-tone verona' always sold for $3000 Clearance Sale Price $2200 Others up to 8x75 all reduced in earns proportion Tke only train to Soutliern California via any line exclusively for lrst-claae travel Ha a Pullman (or Grand Canyon Leaves Chicago 8 m- dally Arrival Los Angolas JUS tni Sen Francisco 10i5S m-ths third day 3-piece Parlor Suites mahogany finish carved back eat upholstered in heavy verona regular price $2000 Clearance Sale Price $1585 Others in large assortment up to faij reduced in same proportion WOULD YOU WALK 2 BLOCKS FOR S800? Then rsad ths twa ibivs birjsln ova: (xin Rimobir wa ora only about tws blocks frjm Main Street scirsalv fiva minutes' sxtrs time require! to rssch an! it will msip rainy a $5 aa! $8 saved 01 yonr purchases Wjbu yen gjt hm ws'll prrs that our location is distinct alvantags to you On expiates cun tusks our prices yau gst ths bsnsflc ail an extra cirJara Just aa haudy as a Mala Strsst store Think it over AND GIVE US A CHANCE TO HANDLE YOUR ACCOUNT WE WANT YOUR NAME ON OUR BOOKS SEEGER SONS 122-126 Basmt Qanesae Sfroot Must Bear Signature of Am FeoAtari le Wrapper Below I wmWKSiS rai riudbiresr FOR TOlPIR UYUL -FDR COMSTIPATIRI FDR SALLOW RKIR FOR TREC0MPLEJU0I CURE SICK HEADACHE Something Ails Your Child He ia not downright sick ha Is far from being well Ha Is poor In flash ha tires easily he lacks ths energy that other children of hls age display You will notice one or mors of the following signs: Nervous irritability grinding of ths teeth at night foul breath dark rings under ths eyes paleness Irritability of temper sickness of the stomach Irregular appetite headache diarrhoea colic paina pinched nose picking of ths nose biting of th finger nalla dry hacking cough Probably you have given him tonics or ood liver oil in soma form and nothing has helped him to amount to anything Isn't It worms? If you have any reason to believe that your child to afflicted with these parasites give him without delay Dref a Vegetable Worm Syrup It will clear tha last one of them out of hls system and you'll soon notice a vast Improvement in hta health If hs should have no worm this fins medicine will not harm him in ths least It will cleanse hta stomach and bowels and do him good BSD Do you realise that Bed Wetting Is a disease? It to through purs negligence Vary often this disease Is oaused by worms irritating ths neck of the bladder causing ths water to ba passed off unconsciously You can curs your child by ths faithful use of Draft Vegetable Worm Syrup It is pleasant to taka Children Ilka It Fries IS cents CHAS A DREF8 wholesale and retail drug store No ISO and 262 Broadway corner Ash street Buffalo Insist on getting Dref a Vegetable Worm Syrup from your druggist PUBLIC NOTICE tits of New York Beard of Esllrasd Com-mlMlonm Albany February ISO Application having been made te the Board of Rmll-roed Commlcelonen by ths Lehigh end Lake Erie Railroad Company under eectlon ef (he railroad law for a determination by said Board of lbs meaner in which Itc doable track railroad ehall erase etraets avenuee and highway! In the eounty at Erie ee followi (the manner of creasing of each tract avenue or highway ra proposed la the petition bring i NtnM of Highway Locatlra Mtnntr of CroMlng: Harlem The Mtftrly half In ths town of ChMktowajt tho wMttrly hnlf In tho 111b go of Sloan Grade croutng William Bontherlr hall la tho town of Chooktowaga northerly half la Tillage of 8 loon Railroad to bo carried over tho highway by two overhead otraciuree to eany easterly and weeterly leg of tho railroad Clinton Northerly half la town of Chcektowoga: southerly half la town of Weat Seneca Railroad to ho oarrlod over tho high- Mineral Springe Town of West Ben-ca Railroad to bo carried over tho highway Wlncheater Town ef Weat aenaca Railroad to bo carried over tho highway Seneca Plank Road (known aa Seneca atroet) of West Brneca Railroad to be carried over tho grade of highway Potters Corners Town of West Seneca Railroad to bo carried over highway Ridge Road Ex Town of Weat Bonoea Grade eroeaing Fisher Town of Weat Seneca Grade eroeelng Abbott Corncra Town of West Ben-ace Railroad to bo carried over highway White's Corners Rood (known as South Park Town of Weat Bonoea Railroad to bo earned over highway Elect rie Town of West Seneca Railroad to be carried over highway Notice la hereby given that a public hearing on said Application will bo neld by this Board at tbe office of this Board In the Capitol Albany on Tuoaday March INS at 10 o'clock A By the Board JOHN KENNEDY Secretary Board of Railroad CommlBMlorifra febSCtacM DRUNKARDS SHITE DOVE CURE never fall! to deetroy jgfur jtiongdTtnk he eppeilte for which qrnos xlat after uEngiHs remedy Gtvea ta any liquid Emerson on Good ii Economy Begins in the Cellar! Whether la a hotel boardlag-hease or home bur Genuine gas coke Baras Like Hard Cool Costa Mach Loss No Dust Dirt or Claders BUFFALO GAS COMPANY 186-188 MAIN ST Yard-249 West Goaesce St I CURED MY RUPTURE Six Catholics and Family of English Protestants Victims of Chinese Outbreak STORIES OF BLAME ARE CONFLICTING (By Associated Frau) Shanghai Feb 27 Somewhat confused reports have reached here of a massacre of mlsslonarlea at Nanchang province of KlangsL Aa nearly as can be ascertained alx missionaries were killed and one child of an English missionary was wounded It is alleged that after long continued disputes between the Catholic priests and the Chinese magistrate of Nanchang the priests invited the magistrate to a banquet where they tried to compel him to sign an agreement for the payment of a large indemnity for the destruction of Catholic mission property According to one report the magistrate became indignant and committed suicide but the Chinese assert that a priest attacked and killed him The officials fearing to arrest the priest called a public meeting whereupon the Catholics according to the Chinese version of the trouble set fire to their own premises The public meeting of Chinese developed Into a riot in which according to one story six of the Catholics were killed though a later account says the number of Catholics killed was four Kingman a Protestant missionary and bis wife also were killed and one of their two children was wounded the other being rescued Tbe only Protestant mission buildings destroyed were those of the Plymouth Brethren Fourteen Americans escaped In a boat The Nanchang-city gates are now locked POVR ENGLISH MISSIONARIES KILLED Pekin Feb 27 The British legation here has received notice that four English missionaries a man his wife and their two children have been massacred at Nanchang In the province of Klangsl The city Is the pre-foctural capital and with the troops there foreigners should be assured of protection No details have been received ALLEGEDPERJURER Jordan Arrested for Denying Prison Term When it is Said He Had Served Time (By Associated Prara) New York Feb 27 The arrest of Joseph Jordan one of the witnesses brought here from Texas to testify In behalf of Albert Patrick now In Sing Sing prison under sentence of death foq the murder of Rice marked the' climax of the hearing before Recorder Goff on the motion for a new trial Jordan Is charged with perjury the complaint being signed by District Attorney Jeroipe Jordan testified last week that he overheard Charles Jones Rice's valet confess that Patrick was Innocent of the crime fpr which he stand convicted Jordan was closely questioned by Mr Jerome at the time and particularly was asked If he had ever been confined In the Texas penitentiary He declared he had never been In prison The arrest followed the appearance on the witness stand of William Murray who was a guard at the penitentiary In Huntsville Tex from 1877 to 1882 Murray said Jordan was once a prisoner In his charge Counsel for Patrick objected to thn arrest at this stage of the case saying It would militate against the interests of their client The recorder said he was reluctant to take the action requested by the district attorney In a case where he might hereafter act as a trial Judge He advised Mr Jerome to apply to a police magistrate Jordan was taken to police headquarters and will be arraigned today Miss Minnie Qallard a Texas school teacher was cross-examined and will be In court again Wednesday when It Is said Mayor Rice of Houston Tex will appear as a wltnesa Commission Fixes Price of Gas Albany Feb 27 The state commission of gas and electricity filed orders on the complaints against the Northern Union Gss company and the Central Gas company both of the borough of the Bronx New York city fixing the maximum price for gas which shall be charged by the Central Union Gas company at 80 cents per 1000 cubic feet and maximum price that shall be charged by the Northern Union Gas company at 85 cents per 1000 cubic feet The commission on Friday last fixed the price of gas In the borough of Manhattan at 80 cents per 1000 cubic feet The Investigation of the situation In Brooklyn Is still In progress Lord Views Upheld London Feb 27 John Harley's first official act as secretary for India has bee to Intervene In the dispute which led to the resignation of Lord Curaon the former viceroy His -decision Is strongly In favor of upholding the supremacy or the civil government In Indian military matters which confirms the view taken by Lord Curson as against General Lord Kitchener His Connection With Sale to United States-Says Explanations Agree DISPOSITION OF $10000000 (Dr Asssrtatsfl Frau) Washington jb Tbe examination of William Nelson Cromwell who has flfured largely la connection with the tale of the Panama canal property to the United State was begun by i the senate committee mi lnter-oceanlc canal Senator Platt IN Y) appear- ed tor the first time since the hear- lng began There were many specta- tors Many of the questions asked Mr Cromwell related to the interview at 1 a New York hotel regarding the resignation of Mr Wallace when Secretary Taft Mr Wallace and Mr Cromwell were present There were frequent tilts between the witness and Senator Morgan because the former was not more speclflo In hi answer Mr Cromwell In his statement de- dared that every penny of money paid by the United States for the purchase of Panama railway stock anil for the French canal property had been accounted for He stated he had de-' dined to accept the position of counsel for the canal commission and that his activity had been largely upon the invitation of the president and secretary of war ONLY MANUAL INTEREST IN PANAMA He said tbat his only financial ln- terest on the Isthmus or In the republic of Panama was a personal Investment In the capital stock of the Pas ama-Amerlcan corporation of which he owned $51800 out of a total capital of $229000 This company Mr Cromwell said was engaged In supplying the city of Panama with electric light Ice and telephone aervlce it was a local and private affair and ha was Induced to take stock In the corporation In order to assist a local enterprise Another statement which Mr Cromwell made that attracted much Inter- est was that In all his relations with the government of the United States and Panama and even In the acquiring of the outstanding minority shares of the Panama railway for the United States not a cent was received by him for his services He stated that his final account with the vouchers of payment audited by the government was in the government files and every share of stock wss now in the treasury of the United States A feature of Mr Cromwell's statement and upon which he was closely questioned was with reference to the retirement of Chief Engineer Wallace and the testimony which Mr Wallace had given before the committee He said that the explanation which Mr Wallace gave the committee was radically different from that which he gave at the time he retired which was that he had been offered a larger sat ary that his reasons given after the Manhattan hotel Interview made no reference to Cromwell DJSPOSITION or REPUBLIC'S 910000000 Mr Cromwell stated that he was authorised to give an account of the disposition of the $10000000 paid to Panama which was ss follows: Invested In New York real estate $5-165500 bonds of tbe Panama Railroad company $814243 cash on deposit with the New York Trust company $1150000 cash on deposit with Trust company New York $300-000 cash on deposit with the above and Morgan Jb Co $71280 cash on deposit In London with Comptolr National d'Escompte $632690 cash on deposit with bankers at Panama $150000 Invested In the Banco Hip-oty carlo Panama $500000 appropriated for public works In the provinces of the republic $1625000 drafts by the republic on Morgan A Co $623615 miscellaneous expenses $570 "Is It your purpose to contradict or to Impeach Wallace' testimony asked Mr Morgan repeating his question several times before Mr Cromwell answered: "If the facts contradict him ha Is contradicted If the facts Impeach him he Is He Insisted he did not know that Hr Wallace objected to his presence at the Tart interview He wanted to leave but Mr Taft Insisted on his remaining He had been Informed Mr Wallace Intended to resign He had arranged for Mr Wallace to meet Secretary Taft and described the result-' lng Interview a painful In the extreme that after Mr Wallace bad told the secretary that he was going to quit the service of the government and enter the employ of private corporation his eyes were dimmed with team "and I confess that mine were said the witness Hr Cromwell said In reply to Mr Morgan that Secretary Taft's attitude was one of great dlgcntty and calmness Wallace had said he had received an offer from a large holding corporation In New York of $50000' that he had refrained from answering the cablegram tendering the position for several days wljen a supplemental offer was made of $15000 additional In the way of stock In the enterprise The situation was painful he said because as fever period was approaching and Just at the moment when he was expected to do his best for the- president and the country he quit and left the work In the hands of subordinates" Winter Tenrlat Metes te Alt Saathne Pettits Via Lettish Valley 1L on sal dally Also round uip tickets to Cuba and Porto Rica Call or address City Ticket Office H9 Male street (By AuocUUd Praia) Helsingfors Finland Feb 27 Ten men forced an entrance Into the Russian State bank Sunday night shot the guardian and secured 137500 The robbers have not been captured The robbery was committed with amaxlng boldnesa In broad day and on the principal street of the city The robbers forced the unarmed employes to throw up their hands took the keys of the safe and then drove the employee Into an adjoining warning them that on an attempt to escape -two bombs" which they placed against the door would be exploded The were empty tomato cans The robbers remained In the bank for 10 minutes packing the plunder In small bags Their leader held a short conversation over the telephone with some unknown person after which be Jerked the telephone receiver from Its cord and then the band decamped The corpse of the guardian who was shot while he was rushing Into the room was mutilated with a knife by one of the robbers who are thought to be revolutionists from the Baltic 0UUE OF LEVEL II BEE MIL Commission Recommends Alteration Between Tona-wanda and Lockport (Dr Aseectsted Prats) Albany Feb 27 Governor Higgins transmitted to the legislature the report of the board of barge canal advisory engineers The most Important proposition of the board is to change the plans for tbe level between Lockport and Tonawanda In this connection it says: "The board has been considering the advisability of lowering the level of the canal for a distance of 18 miles on the Lockport and Tonawanda level thus eliminating the present dam at Tonawanda and permitting vessels to pass from the Niagara river to Lockport before encountering a lock level can be lowered alx feet for the additional cost of $80000 In case the plan Is finally adopted It will permit the use of that portion of the Niagara river and land fronting It from Tonawanda to the Sloop lock at Buffalo a distance of nine miles for harbor and terminal purposes making one of the best harbors If not the best on the chain of the Interior lakes" It la also pointed out that the Improvement will aave the state much money from the annual overflow of land and likewise Increase the value of 50000 acres of farm land The matter of terminals at the port of New York will be taken up later The commission reports that plans for the Improvement of 177 miles of canal will be completed by Bept next that If deemed advisable there can be placed under contract upwards of 200 miles of canal covering more than one-half of the coat of entire canal and also- one-half of tho entire length" Contracts are already under way for 24 miles of Improved canal at a cost of $2100000 CRIPPLED FOR LIFE AS RESULT OF HAZING AT MEDICAL COLLEGE Paralysis of Back and Legs in Case of Young Hatch (Dy Associated Prasai Omaha Feb 27 Paralysis of the back and legs Is the result of haxlng received last September by Everett Hatch a student of Crelgbton Medical college Hatch was a member of the class of '94 but after one year was forced to leave college He reentered last fall and some of his former classmates who decided to haxe him gave him such rough treatment that he will be crippled for Ilfo Hatch saya he will sue the trustees of the college for damages Traffic Closed by Landslide New York Feb 27 The eight miles of the Greenwood Lake division of the Erie railroad between Board-vllle and Greenwood lake was closed to traffic again yesterday by another landslide which completely filled Henderson's cut Just east of Hewitt's station where there was a similar slide on Sunday Something like 600 tons of earth and stone filled the cut Wreckers were put to work and expected to clear the cut In 24 hours Passengers for Hewitt and Sterling Forest were transferred to and from trains which ran only to and from Boardvills and taken to their destination In carriages Company Wlthdrawa From Missouri Jefferson City Mo Feb 27 8tata Superintendent of Insurance Vandiver has received a letter from Vice President George Eldrldga of the Mutual Reserve Lite Insurance company of New York stating that the company will not file with the- Missouri Insurance department a statement of Its bualness for 1905 and would withdraw from the state Superintendent Vandiver said that the reception of this notification would relieve him from the issuance of an order of ouster which he bad In preparation Mias Anthony Has Pneumonia Rochester Feb 27 Physicians attending Miss Busan Anthony whose Illness last week prevented her attending the banquet In New York to celebrate her 86th birthday said that sha has mild case of pneumonia IWM Kww Tom How Tm Cttri Tsw FREE I helpless sod bed -ridden far ysais from a doobls raptors Ho tnra could hold Doctors add I would die If not operated on I fooled them all end eared myself by Umple dlecerary I will and tho aura free by moil If joa write far tt It cured me end Us hue cured thoaranda It will cum yon Write today tefLW A (vonep Bax si Watertown Limited FIFTY CHILDREN HURT IN PANIC Small Fire at School Entertainment Causes Rush for Doors (By inert ilet Prase) Alton III Feb 27 Fifty children were injured in a fire panic in BL school hall where they hod assembled to witness a moving picture show and had It not been for the bravery of John Bcherrer of Chicago who was giving the exhibition It is prob-sble the hall would have been burned and many live would have been lost A roll of celluloid films 800 feet long wai set afire by parks falling from the calcium light and the blase gained great headway before It wai noticed A cry of lire was raised and the 400 children rushed for a wide exit In the rear of the hall to which they had been drilled to go in case of emergency only to find It locked The crush about the door was great and a number of the children were Injured there The other rushed to the stairway In front where there was another Jam and scores fell end were trampled on the stain Bcherrer seised the burning films crammed them Into a box and put the cover on He then started for the door but owing to the Jam wee unable to get out Meanwhile the flames had burst through the box but In spite of severe burns the man held on until he reached a window and threw the biasing box out In spite of the terrific crush none of the children was fatally Injured Order was not restored however until the frantic young ten had reached the open air The children were students at the Cathedral Orphanage the Ur-slllne convent and BL school and were In charge of 25 metnbers of the varloua Roman Catholic sister-hoods "Stick to the Truth If New York Feb 27 At the hearing of the Force of life Chemical company which ii charged with attempting to defraud through the use of the malls Mrs Nellie Wellington who wee an employe of the Force of Life company predecessor of the defendant company teitliled: "I told Dr Hadley one of the medical director! that I objected to the use of the words power In the literature because I was a good Christian woman Dr Hadley said he did not like it either bnt that the management Insisted upon She said that she had been instructed by Dr Hadley to tell the truth In giving out Information to patients Pressed for her exact instruction Mrs Wellington sold: "I was told to stick to the truth if possible When I could not do so then I was to make It as near as Decision In Favor of Railroads Washington Fsb 27 Ths suits known as the 'Citrus fruit" cases in which all ths railroads of Southern California were Interested were decided favorably to the railroads by the supreme court of the United States ths opinion being by Justice Peekham The cases Involved the right of the railroad companies to designate the route for fruit shipped east after leaving their own lines The decision was based on the general ground that th routing agreement violated no provision of the interstate commerce act and aided In preventing rebates Every Union Man to Be John Smith! Chicago Feb One-seventh of the population of about 25-000 will appear In the next city directory under the name of John Smith The striking printers voted yesterday to compel every labor union man in the city to give his name as John Smith Ths women In their families must also observe the order This action was taken to make the directory which is got out by a non-union firm valueless Cbiwp Knm CUAM PML A A 1 IlllraM B14g CONDEMNED MAN IS HANGED AFTER HE HAD CUT THROAT Conley Carried to Gallows and Strangled to Death at Taos (By AandftUd Fma) Santa Fe Feb John Conley a miner who on Jan 16 1904 killed James Redding and Charles Purdy at the Guadeloupe placers was hanged yesterday at Taos a few hours after being found In his cell with his throat cut The wound which had been Inflicted with a pocket knife did not sever the artery and was quickly bandaged Limp and almost unconscious Conley was dragged to the gallows and slipped through the trap death resulting from strangulation Conley had been convicted by a Jury 11 members of which spoke only Spanish and the trial was conducted with the aid of an Interpreter An appeal was granted to thn New Mexico supreme court but as Conley lacked the money to pay for a transcript ths evidence wai not reviewed and Governor Hagerman refused to grant's reprieve of 80 days In which the case could he reopened Conley Insisted that he killed the two men in self-de-fense In a letter found in his cell Conley cursed his enemies and declared that he was Innocent -Conley was born at Albany He served in the civil war as a Pennsylvania volunteer and afterward for five years In the 'regular army In Indian campaigns 10 days for Erie 1 Excursion to New York March fth Drowns In Six Inchei of Water Trenton Feb 27 John Cullen was drowned In alx Inches of water yesterday His feet became entangled In some barbed wire and ha fell Into a small stream He had been drinking worn who suffer HAVE NEGLECTED TO TRY DR PINK PILLS The One Remedy Particularly Suited Fur the Moat Commeu Feminine Ills To women who suffer Dr Pink Fills are worth tbelr weight In gold At special periods a woman needs medicine to rerulate her blood-supply or her life will bo a round of pain and suffering Dr Pink Pllle ere abeolutely the flneet medicine that ever a woman took They actually make new blood They are apod for men but they are good In a special way for women was three years ago last spring that my health failed says Mr Arthur Conklin of No I Coldwater street Battle Creek Mich "I Buffered from leucorrhoea and other troubles that I presume were caused by the weakness It produced I had sinking spells nervous headaches wee weak and exhausted all the time and looked like a walking skeleton "My back and limbs would ache almost continually and there were days when I was absolutely helpless from sick headache I tried one doctor after another but cannot say that they helped me at alL My liver was sluggish end I wee troubled eome with constipation "One day a physician who has now retired from practice met my husband on the street and Inquired about my health Ho advised my husband to get some of Dr WHlloma Pink Pills for me said they were a good medicine better for my trouble than ha could up I felt better after taking the I ret box but took six boxes and was entirely cured As soon se the leu-rorrhea was cured the headaches and other palna stopped I am entirely cured but I Intend to rontlnua to use Dr Wllllame' Pink Pllle as a spring Mrs Conklin permits the publication of her statement In the hope end belief that It will help suffering women to find the remedy that will curt them Dr Pink Pitta actually make new blood They don't net on the bowels They don't bother with mere symptoms They strike straight at the common root of disease But of course you must get tho genuine pills Substitute and Imitations never cured anybody Ths genuine Dr Wllllame' Pink Pllle are sold by all druggists or will be sent postpaid on receipt of pries bents per box six boxes for I2M by tho Dr Williams Medietas CoH Schenectady RATE AND STATEHOOD BILLS OCCUPY THE ATTENTION House Takes Appropriate Action on Death of Ex-Speaker Henderson Washington Feb 27 The Hepburn railroad rate bill was reported to the senate by Senator Tillman Large crowds assembled In the galleries anticipating a field day of debate but there was little of Interest In the proceedings Mr Dick Decupled the floor continuing his speech In support of the Joint statehood bill ACTION ON DEATH OF rORMER SPEAKER The death of former Speaker David Henderson was the subject of appropriate action In the house of representatives when after the transaction of less than a business resolutions of regret and esteem were adopted and adjournment taken ns a further murk of respect to hls memory The balance of the session was devoted to a consideration of the Dal sell bill Incorporating the Lake Brie and Ohio River Ship Canal company The debate on this bill was finished and a roll call on ordering the previous question wss about to ha taken when the adjournment order was had Representative Kelfer (O) Introduced a bill to reduce the number of representatives in th house of Southern states because of the disfranchisement of negro voters The bill makes ths reduction as fol-' lows: Alabama from 9 to 5 Arkansas from 7 to 6 Florida from 8 to 1 Georgia from 11 to 6 Louisiana from 7 to 8 Mississippi from 8 to 8 North Carolina from 10 to 8 South Carolina from 7 to 8 Ten nesses from 10 to 8 Texas from 18 to 11 Virginia from 10 ip 8 Compelled to Answer Questions Jefferson City Mo Feb 27 Ths supreme court held that witnesses were compelled to answer questions In the Standard Oil hearing In 8t Louis The same point was Involved when Rogers declined to answer questions at ths hearing In New York The Bt Louis hearing wu discontinued a week ago nntll the supreme court's decision on the point Involved should be handed down- KEEP THIS AD 'W Far tvs mbs It ic lust ee ood Is xv patient any dollar which aray be prauntod at our eOee We wish yes Is est this eat and pneest it ee that si ear aaeass wt auy thoroughly drauutnto to you tkot yea mu Kara flllsd or extracted wlth- taotk erawued flllsd erexL sal tke least pels This pleese yss asder ss sUlssUsa te here aura this tbe worth of work MKL $300 FillMMhti with wriltaa Saanatm ter id years IMImUFtn Oa ceeh plete (or two weeki nu- moment tbe gum which Kilt" Impowlbla te detect erUflelil teeth la your month and King's pstsst triple notion poeiUraly praramU drop-plus when peaklni or rails tody attendants All work guaranteed 1 yean KINO DENTAL PARLORS SSI MAM STRUT Oppt A Adam Haora to A Oundu 1 In 1 But tin a BALED PROPOSAL flanled Mde wUl be received by tbe undersigned flocratsrr of the Board of Director of Attic Ledge No 4H Frae nd Accepted Show of AUlci at bie office at the atoraof Hugh Miller nntll the lkh dijr of March ISM for thn talidhif erecting end fully eompInUns a Muonic Temple Bulldln at Attica according to cartsln nine an npralflcntlou now oa fll with th under-slgud at bln office nt Aula wire mid plum and opacifications may lupmied and examlnad during huafora hoaia from th data thereof until the raid data aid building to ba ccmplotad according to raid plan and cpadflraMoai or bofora tho tint any of July UM Tba nndcnlgacd hmoby rime tho Tight to raicet any and all bid that may ba meda Dura Attica rcb it A SMITH century Board of Dirac ten Iftmhl Reflections When you or in Rome do tha no Life A happy youth la that which provides old age with Iota of thlngi worth Home and Abroad It's easier to borrow trouble than it to to pay Chicago Dally News When a man's success makes him unhappy hu has foiled Tha cloven foot and tha cloven breath belong to tha same society It to better to seek perfection In others than to fancy it in yourself Modern lit is beat When Homer nodded ha couldn't blame It on Uis Saturday Evening Poet The benefit we receive muat ba rendered again lino for line deed for deed cent for cent to somebody Labor 1a wstohed ovar by thla pitiless law What wa buy In a broom a mat a wagon knlfs Is some application ef 7 good ssnss to common want It I boat to buy good aanaa In your gardener good aanaa In your caller In the houac good aanaa applied to cooking aawlng aorvlng In your agent good aanae applied to affaire Tha ab-sluts balance of Qlvo and Take that doctrine that everything hao Its pries la no Isaa aubllmo In tha column ef ledger than In the law of light and The Concord phlloeopber thua oodl-flea aoma of tha unchanging law of good pay for good aervlM from employee a fair price for every fair commodity and tho folly of buying leas than th beet In either iar- vice or marchandlaa The "doctrine of Give and Take" covers of Ita own force the buying of advert the chief "aocrof connected with publicity Advertlalng which la advertising command! Its fair it con not secured by chance or stealth or luck bnt a dollar1! worth la always to bo had for dollar And as lu brooms it la beat to "buy good aanae" In publicity and apace In a good newspaper (a above and better than darlcas or achemss) 1a merely seas applied tar publicity.