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To show our Stock, at the present time.
With better equipment than ever before,
the cleanest stock that we haye ever
had; we find great pleasure in telling
about, and showing our Goods, :
1'0O9
1909
DRESS GOODS,SIUlS
YJHIJE GOODS: ;
VJOOL GOOPS
SHIRt VJAiSTS
DRESS TRIMMINGS
LACES, EnmRpiOERIEf
SUITS AMD SKIRTS
Etc,' Etc , . . '
New" Catcher for' New York is a. Fill - ' I
, I Blood Indian.'. ' J 1
Re ChierrJackMyrsisa full-l
blooded" Mission Indian from Calif or-J Of Congress, Is' Out- and. Gives , om
nia. He . is endowed ' with a physique
that Causes : fte' f ans to isinglehlm dut
for" inspection? hejv'they. seehiih: in
uniform.1 -He ts .well educated. Myeis
is a quiefcthinkers'a'nd ,with eyporience
sftould develop Jnto a' crafty catcher.
He balances . the' scales at about, 200
Decidedly Interesting Data Senator
Hale, is NoWi the; Oldest Menaber.
, Thenew Corigrsssional1 Directory
compiled 'uncfer ; 'the-directlon of the
pounds, but expects to Bet 'down. tojHalford for the-special' session of the
iiuuuL i9u, vt .,-" ni-a u r aiYtv-firat -,Ooneress. was- nubllRhed
weight with- no apparent effort; snd j yesterday.! The "book, carries the samej
ran get .down to first base, in ast4feature3 as n6 directory of the lastl
time. The "Chief ' is one of.the best, jCongrosSf,witn the tablos corrected
UKoa or Mcuraws piayers, na powia DroUght up to (Tate, and also some
he can make a ball travel when; he , additlonai information, i-ln the back
hitsit square; ; "lie ;ought to hithny J f thQ b6ok are raaps of.tne congW
p 1
Nearly.-Eve One In. Albion Mich.,
4- Praises; Mi-o-na, the Money-Back-
vure Tor inaigestion.
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Burglary ; and Petty
Theft
kind 'of; pitching," 'said JMcGraw,1 as
ho doesn't take a" hard swing,, and
sional districts . in the States . ' The
: .' V , -. . .. ... . . I--".''.,-. ,. 1. . '. ...
.States that elect representatives a
therefore fievert loses sight of the, "nt inHnini-in thf Hq nc
a quick oni ? - -
wrist movement. JVhat he can." do to , rtirpctnrv shows thaf thm
ball." Myers kits them ' with
a high fast ball is a shame.'
w ' -fstiir two vacancies in the House and
. f ; one in tne senate. ,T.ne vacancies in
JORDAN S TROUBJ-E. , 'the House aro in the. Ohio and Louis-
fn.nn '..delegations: no one ;haviney been
mis ueiay in aignmg, uue w-a baajclectpd yet to , succeed Theodore E
rAT-
"The Little Store."
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To.be had at f our Sipre and at prices
x more reasonable. " :
For the Large Stout JNlen. y
For the'Short Stout l
For Long Slim Men.
In Single and Doable Breasted for all men.
vuuuitiia ouius ill au oiYit r
.vs. a-v
tords unhl you see our line of jjVlen s Urht ana tsusterl
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Accident to His , Daughter.".
v Jacksonville, Fla., M arch 27v First
baseman" Tim Jordan has joined the
j Brooklyn team and has entered 'into
j practice with unusual ' zest. Speaking
j of his belated signing "Big City." stat
ed that it was owing to 'no : grievance
r thht hAhjxl fflilpd tn anoint thft iprmR
of ' the Brooklyn Club sooner than he
did : It was because his little .daiigh-
! ter. 'Alice! had Most the sieht of one
eye r that Jordan delayed his departure
for .the ..Superba ; camp "That new
baseball' card. game had nothing to db
with- it," said .Tim.'; : ThQ "Brooklyn
Club and I are in perfect harmony. All
this talk of being at, loggerheads is
rot, , I was isatisfied from ; the ifirst
with "the Jterms-offered me and with
held.my signature only because of an
accident to my daughter, Which -cost
her the sight ofher right ;jgye. . As I
have .said, I . expect to be stationed, at
first 'base, -and fll.Uo all X can to make
them a first division,' team. ; The team
looks good, to me." ijWith Lunloy 3e
bring and Hummell in the outfield it
seems as if the outer garden Js.to' be
a corker. It should be a winner from
th break." ; Jordan wishes .to .deny
the stories that he did -not give the
Brooklyn Club his ' best services last
year. He ' says life played to the 1 best
of his ability.
Burton, who has tfetome .Senator from
Ohio, nor , the late ,. Representative
Davy ot Louisiana. "The( vacancy in
the Senate Is due to the jfa?vt that the
fight over the seat of Senator Hop
kins'; ; of Illinois, continues.' In : the
House there are 218 Republicans ' and
17i; pemdcrats ; In the Senate; 59; Re?
publicans, and 32 Democrats. There
are 76 new members. In the House and,
13 in the Senate.' ",
AyAs usual . considerable space Is giv
en to',,the 'biographies of thft Senators
and Representatives. - In , tho , lst, of
Senators Borah,, of Idaho, is the. snortr
est. which is , contained in -six lines.
Albion, Mich.The people in -Albion
are elated - to an Unusual .extenV be
cause of .the u ttianyN ahd. . remarkable
Mi-o-na,'a-dyspepsIa ciire with-a world
wide reputation;' Everybody "is endorse
ing .Mi-oa.- 'Here is' what ' some re
spected residents say : ' ' ' " " '
lvMrs.v E. C Cass'saysj "Mi-6-na cured
pie of a stomach troublethat had both
ered me a long time:"' J . " -
W. H. Mott, says : ;"'I ' had doctored
for, months without hlp.- .l.used Mi-o-na
andnsinee using it Jhree years ago. I
have been free from the-distress:" .
, Mrs. .'Emma. Ovory Says: "For
months I had dyspepsia bad stomach
distress, pains and nausea. -Nothing I
used relieved or cured till ' I used
Mi-o-na.vy - , . " - ; , '
-,R. JR.; Bellamy, the' druggists in Wil
mington, sells the wonderful dyspepsia
cure Mi-o-na -for '50 cents, a large box
and (he thinks .so well , of it,' that he
wilLgive your money back if it doesn't
cure. Vn . ' -
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CURES CATARRH; ASTHMA.
Bronchitis, Croup, Coughs and Colds, or
money back. Sold andt'guaranteed by
R. BELLAMY
nes to
The longest, ip, .that t , Senatdr Depew.
of New York, . who takes t3 l
tell, the story ,pfr his life,;, V. v
More than , two-thirds of the mem
bershfp gt the House and Senate com
biued ,.are lawyers,. number hayd.
been physicians, I including .. Senator
has served ' eighteen 'terms. -His ser-
i vice, however, i was hot continuous, as
t 4113 j.iuiieu ui ; ji e-eitjcuou to r me : v my
second Congress. , Gen. H. H. Bing
ham of "Pennsylvania," is the' 'Father
of the House,". - because he .has beeri
continuously ; , in' harness iince';. '1879.
H.e is also second to Mr. Cannon in
point of service, since, he has been in
Galling pyjew i Hampshire. Sena-., Houe gixteen terms.: Represen.
.'r. '! if.
graduate; in law, lays claipi. ,to litera
ture, as his profession. Senator Bur
ton, of Ohio, In his biography refers
to the "fact that he made the speech
nominating Presidefrt Taf t at the Re
publican National Convention In Chi-
Oliver'Born in Irelanu.
Senator
A New Interest Period.
Begins April 1st; t The Peoples !
savings Bank. If, you deposit on or
before April 2nd your interjest.will bo
credited in Three Month
Senator Oliver, the new
from Pennsylvania, elected to succeed
I Secretary of State Knox, states in his
i The . Maryland . ; Dredging ft Company,
of Baltimore.ttMdi ha.sbeen awalded
tho ; contract! Jori dreqgingitnec! aocK,s,i
at? tn$ , seaooaro; Air: amea term naifi
.1-. . . ... m . a -.! . . :
to i oer jnstauea at. tne jootxor jiins-
w
has
this
, Frieijds,. ot Mr.. Mpntgpmery,:
biography that he was borp in Ireland
during a visit his , parents were pay-
hs. rw - It' 'ng' to that country. They .were rest-
. y.n :' Ideiits at that' time- of .Allegheny City.
I il
There are three other ' Senators
Who were born "outside ' the 'United l.his career. oUpies more' than a page,
Lm .'.iTit'j'j .'-.t-i-'-j.-IhimI Khnws ;thfi- Prpsidentvto -have iac-
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PER 1909 STYLES Something to
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Vilmtngton
tative Payne of New $ York, is. third,
with thirteen terms ; Dalzell,; of Penn
sylvania, fourth, with" twelve terms
The Democrats who ; have served Ion
gest in the House are Representative
De Armond,' of Missouri . Representa
tive .tones, of . Virginia, and Jlepresen-
tative Uvingstoh, of; Georgia, each -of j
wnpm uas serveu ien aerins. ,
; Tlie tables-and data about the'exec
uj)ye and judicial branches of' the gov
crament, the diplomatic - corps, the
Consular service, and the independent
bureau and commissi ons are-carried,
as usual, in the directoryPpiesidont
Taft' biography, 1 while a ;mere ;skeley
on outline ol. the principal events in
Paint
and Wall Paper Co.
202 Princess Street.
Netedn, St MinHesota; and SntheHnd A;conpnsn.ea a vamonni, . oi w. gtinm,
rL, WtVL !biUiirtii;Miii..,vA Ivhia lone nublic; service.- A I I 1.B4
in i iimik nrn or ifiiwni ail. v a uiaL ikz .-: 1 ' v ..r i - ' i m h m m m m m
mm:i lawyer, m mutem-;? lmimffl
iix Af.Aaf Thfl hiff AlnvonAK.InnAa i twnrif hftfnrA tn A WfiT. CT a dOZAn vears.r nifcr'a ivffrT. with 'Hup Apnrtmints - a .,
already left to tow the dredges to fJle has been a manuractufer orsteei. FromlEvory bodys Magazine. 1
tiort, , - ,.,rU. ;. ...j. ; land iron, connected wun1 several int j c . I tell i you I - won t pav'e this, room
,i; jtf . ; ,t; t tQ-- lf ,,cv s j dustrial'"and financial concerns fyw 'protested the old lady tohfbeilbo4n f j )jj f)i
u ODeratiorr for Apben4icitls,u.r ' Pittsbufi,lrana;fias Udcome the owner.' who' was'; conducting ;:Wr v aiuTnM i -,, "1
MONEY TO LOAN
on Diamond a,; Watch ea .Jewelry ini
all klitda of Personal ' Property. All
business strictly confidential. You will
find v us pleased to show you big bar
Loan Office
ICS MARKET f TREIT.
6t iWo of Tlttsbiirg's oldest newspa-,
.Hi y i !. .
early recovery are bright.
Gay lord 's bepartment Store
OriiT.
, ;was a great, success, an. evidence; of -style .and beauty; ;.which appeals
to the ladiefr,'- and they showedUheir appreciation by attendingj tfjj
. Openins, and purchasing theirEasterHats In lage; numb.ers;'-1r.
Our- lft;se;kMillinery jbepat troeht tia& secured flveiadditfonfjIn
niers. aktwe are trimming your .hats ffee 'of . charge; and you cah f
select your hats and material ?.lrom' the greatest assottment ever seetiO
In this city at prices no. store competes .with. We have a nice assorf
ment of CMldreu's EasteV Dresses, White Skirt and a': bedutiful asfl
sortmont oTadies' Wash - SkirtsLadies' ) Fancy Net; Waists, Silkf
and Lawn ,Waists. Skirts of all classes, strong showing in Voile'
Skirts", Silk Pettlfoats. : ' ' . - , , . - . ' ?f
. ; . -' . " . ''' . . . "td .
' In our Dress Goods Department w, are showing quite an assort
ment of colors ln Arnold Silks, an&als'o in' Silk Gingham's, Arnold -
Silks sell wholesale price forvSOcr.w'e are' making, a special price at-
; 25c per 'yard. Our Silk Ginghajjis jare.J0c goods, . and are just as 'A
ly etty as any loulard ilk and W'ftte selling them at 29c per yard:
Mercerized ; lingerie, Soft, Smooth and Pretty Fast and Solid Colors ;
25c Dress (Joods at 15e per yard, special. . " , , "
' For Hoys'- and Men's Easter sVdts visit ;, Gaylbrd's "Clothing Store. f:
THE BIG DEPARTMENT STOKE ON FRONT STREETy , m T.'
Geo
PROPRIETOR
ord
EIGHT .WERE KILLED
In
a-goln to pay my good ' money for a
pigsty; with a measly little foldin toed
L i A T A.l.J. "II.
1 llfl II 1nmilT m r iurwn T II '1 I IIU 11TIIIUI' U7 U II r - I I'M
I, ah operation : for appendiciUs ;t, i hSehatOf GeOrgd Ej'Chariiborlain.' thei in it.Jf you thinks ithat':jest";bjcause
James :yalke,r Memorial; ospitair to-'pew Democratic1 Sefiator f rohi Cregon, i I'm 'from : the ouhtrytr-": w i. V
'day. . It is stated thia afthooh' that'! who 'nccieeds Senator-'Fulton,1 was ; Profoundly" disguStednheboy cut
'he stood the operation ,as well as, caft! lidi-ti. in Mississippi. He saVs in his 'her short.' J. .r i . ;
1 i be exoected and that njrosnects for. his Lbldgj-aphy 'that he "began work as a "Get' in. mum. vGet in," he ordered.
Te,rrific Dynamite, Explosion To
. day.
Chillfcothe, Ohio. 'March : $0. A
dynamite explosion 'occurred oh' thn
Norfolk and Western Railway .today
at Indian Creek. The workmen were
engaged in thawing out dynamite, when rtion with any corporation, with vtho
clerk in a merchandise store. Anoth-, "This - ain't yer room,
er new Senator from the Pacific Coast j vator." ' C
is Senator Wesley L. Jones, who went ' , C J
to the Senate from the House.; . Sena
tor Jones makes special mention of
the - fact that he has never been eri
gaged; as an attorney ' for a railroad j
or any other public service corporar j
tion, although he is a lawyer, and hat
he has no direct or Indirect 'cone?
This is the ele-
it exploded, causing four, boxes of
about 240 pounds to discharge. Eight
merf f were instantly killed and : seven
others ; seriously ! injured ' M'.Vf
MANY! KILLED
In a Pitched Battle Between Natlonal
' lists ' and -Royalists. ;;
; St.Petershurg;v: March 30 In a
pitched battle, in the street of ; Tabric
twelve; Natioiialists havej been killed
and . thirty wounded .ahd'sfxteen Roy
alists have been killed; :;f The firstlnr
timation of rioting was brought today
in dispatches -from Teheran, if is wafr a good omen that all ywould be
feared the ' casualties will be much J well - between the chief executive and
fiercer before order is restored. , 'i the legislative branch of the goverh-
exception ' of two shares of stock he
owns' in the . Horticultural Union-; of
North; aklnVa.rrf m-; 'Z'M ; - f;"
l The J new: directory shbws vthat -the
Senators and Representatives whd
bnr the Christian name William are
more numerous : than those who1 have
aiiy other ., single Christian nftme. In
fact there ' are 50 " Wll llanis ? in Con-gi-essl
lin the House, and. -6 'in the
SenaievIt Isot :'bnreifep;;tat;''they'
verev' so-riahied ; because they were to
6ervo fh Cogres
Ham ruled ' at ; the White. House,, but
it 'faas suggested yesterday; jthat'Sthts
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" V : Roosevelt' Inspects Scenery, (
JPonta Del Gala; Maffch ; fS0.---Th3
Azores -'.steamer Hamburg, withvRoose
velt aboard, f; arrived today' at. 8 va.: in)
The ; vessel" stopped briejyK to give
M r. Roosevelt an opportunity, of seeing
the ; scenery. Edward ; yf Creeyy,,
American ConsulrdrOve lilm around; ;
:- ';;Thie-: Stock Market. ;? .
V ; New ;l?ork, M arch 0. Moderate rer j
cessions were m ,oraer . in tne majority
of . stocks . traded in, hufr reactionary,
tendency swas 1 jcoiisidered natural fol
lowing the sharp advance of two pre-,
ceding i days. Amalgamated copper
Was. one; of the, heaviest "features. de
cHhirig 9t fractional decline ijoted
in Smelting. ' Union Pacific, Pennsyl
vania and. jother ' imiwrtant: railroad 4
f and industrial . shares. . . . v-
; sThe 71argest - stock 'of i children
dresses at Gaylords : tf
: " : .. ?A.
Bluef; Gem . and ; Cottage Splint Coal
aro the best. B'. A. Merrltt. - 'Phone
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; : ; The Cotton Market, n
New. yort.i Iarch 30The cotton
market opened: steady with two to
four points advance. Opening, March,
9.62; May, '9.54; July, 9.44; August,
9.4D;- October, 9.2S.
ment
-Other favorite first names are John,
of Vhich there are 36 in the , House;
Charles; 31,. and -James, 27. Next to
William, the most common Christian
name in the' Senate.; is ;George,v there
being five Senators of that name. '
' . Hale Oldest Senator. I . -
: The Oldest ' senator in point' of seiv
vice is Senatori Hale, of Maine, who
haa been' a ' member of ; the Senate
since' March 4th, 1881. - Senator F.rye,
Qf Maine, and: Senator . Aldrich, also
Decame senators m.issi, though later
in the year. The oldest "Democratic
Senator in. point of service is ? Senator
Daniel, of . Virginia, who has been- a
member of the .' Senate; 1 sinced 1887.
Senator. Isaac Stephenson, of Wiscon
sin, is the"JJSena tor oldest in point of
years. ;"He :was ; borh; :0n l829 The
youngest; Is Senator,; Gore, of Oklahol
ma,; who was born in ;1870;p-- -:
While each State has only two Sen
a tors, Ohio has the' honor of having
be,eh the birth State of eight Senators
and; Mississippi of sevenl-.-,; ;'.. .:;";
V Senator Ellison; Du'rant ; Smith, of
South Carolina owes the fact that! he
is ;a United States Senator . largely to
the boll weevil, ; according to' his bio
graphy. He is a merchant and a plan
ter, and has made a thorough study of
cotton growing and trade.-:
i-i Speaker Cannon .has; the 'record tn
,r v tne nouse ior the lonsrest servic. hp
-tf;
is
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"1 hT8 b6D nntnp C&soarnta fnr Tmnmtil.
which 1 hve lieeu udlictp.l for over twenty yeurs, I
rvnci irunu any uuier reineuy nave ever trlea. J
hall certntnly Teeomuiead tbm to Juv friuJ aa :y - -i ; , Vv v
beiuKttUUey are represented." ; J ivW-'. .
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