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,he of an f8 iin :mu the w oil nun-cum 0". u.- luo of wm- "ion “a W lul- lumen. DU“ mu 7T0 K050011038 " no nemato- at stay In mm Countn'nnn Nude lien-ninjasi 0H One-Nev, Valuable. ‘o mosquito-kw Poplhrlkchl ”Mu-follow“ Mmmenlwnylbywhlch In: Wt. mutton an by {no- ‘mnfihflmd'ofibfitflb Waves-the eurteee of theme". I‘ll, ‘3' the young mouqnitoee' mam-g .mnnel. ceasing deeth. 11‘ people “winch: country pleeee o: the” camping out. even where'there II ne‘etegeent water, will see thet over: open receptacle, tub. or bend to W once or twice e month m e spoontnl of keroeene they will relieve themselves of :11th misery. When etegnent ponds ere treeted in flute manner. the treatment betng u- pented owe inevery 20 deye. In or- der to onto): each succeeding genera- tion. life'in the neighborhood may be made bennble where Once it was n “fie“. . â€" - .. . According to experienced coin col- kom use manhunt“: the are“ of Ann-huh other opin- s. the 1804 dol- h!‘ and half dollar. “sued during Jot; forum's «gamma». Several of thpu poin- finned up reeqntly. The mat of Ancient gold coins In the u. 35. 010 9m! ”0 [016 plan. of 1818. “Worn-h. kmtg “The people in en entire neighborâ€" M03 my be viewable from one wall breeding place, and they may be made corrupondingly heppy by ,the mo! oil. It is «amend that an Ounce of oil-ta enough for 15 equate rm of surface,” - . , Tim changes all thifiis, int} time is changing the' public "arid prfiafie ’eati- mate 9! trees 'in thin country. When the pieneeri came ufion a v'ast wilder- ;amfig‘xmgen u gluon opposed lira .. “I”? 3| uâ€" 1' . . ~. , u I; Wu, {‘0 " Duct; meat-‘9; ~uu.- .. J _ {.11 u» hood; in were the copper-skinned saw‘ ‘ 1335.: imimade war ,ixpon the forest. wlth 'i'a’ure zeal than judgmept; they slaughtered 1nd laid waste, says the Pittsb'qrg Post. With such beginnings of the people their constituted an- .thorltl;ea hue been slow to make laws for the protection, of mere trees, thong-h ' gradually the worth of the letter he: come‘to, be understood By may. Old-trees soon will be held. a: they-$01316 he, to be «fired, and young trees Is something to be encouraged. fostered, and trained in the way they ‘ nhoufd'go.v- It’ ls only a fe'w years since ~, few-“#153? the public by b‘rlia'glng' huh vegainst'a telephone company for hacking launches of! some stately trees be- cause they interfered with the string- ing or proper insulation of its wires. The courts sustained the doctor’: con- tention that ancient trees are trees-- ures. The telephone copamny will not coonjo‘rget the fact. for it was com- pelled to pay smartly for the dest‘rne- fion wrought. , “a Join-oi null-Dollh- of 1806 In a. “are.“ Place at Amer- Im loner. TREES ARE TREASURES. -mnn sums AND cams. hobo-tweak Z v 1;. _ 3 "2,4,. l 5 dune in W m up rum-nu the pelt!" t, I “km-flaw? at man. nanny-p marl-mi: Wild Ind 6t 13W. mm Miti- uhteld. which, 57 smug...“ with, the government. we quit a by. the by a mannkctnrer of m; fluor- o! the who of Sanctum; udvertlument .ppuu on the - hack.‘ Protecting the he. of tho stun, from ”g ‘ moisture or tron being soiled otter- I , h n circular am: a! mica. an It: Ian-1 1 der the tin of tho maul Mld.hold-} «In the rill o! the not“ 5‘ ugh. tulip Italy is P93.) "" ""-r â€"*-'v w-"."' V, when unap- wm ion-01110:,“ ”mm o! the 1min grub. oil} were accepted in pennant-tor can put- ehuu u their mu taco “he led H3 nod“: to coin. Protected by the. tun-potent who dick. “trough which ‘ one could see the Qnombcflot of the ‘ stomp on one “do end by ugh M; on the other, they could be carried by 1he soldiers in any pocket throytgh min and um without injury to the :Iump inolosed within. This cation! 1 stamp case‘wn lhvented by Burnett. I When nnyone wanted to nu the hump on a letter he tore ofl thelmicn cover- ing and took out the lump. throwing (way the tin shield, which'wn of no value in itself. The» “‘1an are now véry nr’e. According to Thin authoflty Arch- ltectq Ila"- e Len-t and Ae- (on I! e the Hon. An‘ Italian philosopher, Signor Ferâ€" 1 fiani. has amused‘himself by con-v1 ut‘ructing a. scale 'of degrees for the ‘ measurement of professional claw. rep‘orts’the Buffalo Commercial. The highest point in thin? mvy'menhrerh- ten. Architects .u-e pily mined. ‘rlowest fan the :lei. .' $131935 team“. only mic: ndvoéatjs, priest; and nail- itary men are ranged at tyag‘mnd in thy ascending scale hp giveqhs pro~ feésorsnot science and literature font; journalists we; authéx‘s. sightr'phy- ‘sicians, nine; 3 tors and actrenuAen'. w‘fi’gfi-filhamflm of envy. among unxwé‘f’é‘t'lb' “if“. n' g. 'uue t0 tllwé mfi'fiéfiéfls? m' ham‘: ‘uue to we” .1 precise. severe and rigid studies. The same thing applies to-ndvocates. .‘ Among the clergy envy is found most,- ly in preachers“ In the mfiitaryouedr v envy is quiescent lnrtime of peace, but? ‘ca’nbccOme acute in time of-war. Envy _ makes men ortscience and. literature, ' lead solitary lives. diffident of each 7 other. Among physicians envy is still more prevalent. and thev do not snare their colleague; often tanning them a elmrlotxms.r In the theatrionl world envy. according to Signor Rel-rind, ‘ reaches its acute form, vanityplaying- t great part in its prodggtion. “g ”‘1‘... ' Run-cunt!" Powerl'htéfit “ .. The “extraordinary mowitnting, power of light receivedfln vex-yarn! one illustration a. few} years ago in ‘ the silver m‘ine‘s at Laurim; , The mine: had been abandoned more then 2,000 years {530 as unworkable. and an enterprising Briton discovered‘ some poppies of a spade: which huddle: ‘ appeared for 20 centuriegtho med of . which had lain dormant beneath the slag for 2,000 years. When thanks was returned to the furnaoe the am visit to the}mlne found the entire , space covered with a. most got-goon! show of poppien.. After their.” con- turies' rent they had bloomed u vig- orously an over, without the aid of - n single drop of water or my tutore- t the other than thorny! 0! them , ENVY 01“ PROFESSIONALS. “xiii- in their ppm dq- (into an [oddeu who. Icc‘ordhc to their bo- mt. hinbltod pm at thdr XII-M vol- “Peleo’ is. the nun. (Melt the n.- arrangement whh‘ :3: 3:: 30.3: Louisville NashvflleW i __ Ky‘b “ 2; i mdnndimmllyergcu and um. "gram lcm in “cat\ lnlathnxn be u [nth “denim L28. an.“ Inn. - Slocknblna In no Unit Cont thct will make enormouu profin. . flanâ€"luv out-noon tho um and Tao-days ‘. Cour-I l-nlgnuon nod Imam-(bl Amt. £ LOUISVILLE. KY. Let III-know who! you rum. and“ \I'm an you where and how to get u~but don’t My. utheoonnuynfimn not: 161 . . _ nsmm mun. mags 1n uhumw Pxipted niittet. mm to me Addres- It" inc iclcphonc I Servite \ WKV. TBNNBSDBE. ALABAMA. Misslm FLOIUDA. FOR Am. MESSAGE: ‘ ‘ ‘1‘ TO ALL POINTS AT ALL nouns M 1 omcuESI MESSENGER “fibtbfm mum - - - Direct connection with more than 5,”) onto: and Human: nae 11.8. ‘ late: §c In? NY momma-mm ’c'. TéFORD. Mgr. ngbhpd‘yurk, m. .{ym you 9!9'~.194.!£.3"}L"“ R. J. WEHVSS. fill LEONE? '0 reat flégtrthwest 'maa can“ nunr‘nr‘n HOMESEEKERS’ ‘ EXCURSIONS .OIE'HRE ”03.82 MW“ TRIP 'Mnrch 4 and .18, April 1 and 15. N3)” s and 20. From (311' ,gg. St. Louis and, ,Knusas 'City to ’ Ramps, Okhhomm. :{.ft:m.m~.n,-3h mm prim,A;-,igonn' zlxm: rm CHICA PM 0 :33“ 30 I $25 mu KA NSAS CITY >041. Way. .mond cuss. “Imam-inc [March end April to 81ml" rancisco, Loo Aagehn and paths: Calif-unit points; 1115040 Prescott thuix and other Ariz'onapoints. . ally. Ask your home agenc. Through sleepers and chair cars. to' Califiornia 'ove’i‘ the sww‘tre. ‘tlié‘ eox‘floflflfie' nut! quick way to go'.- Write for {no illus- tnged lund pamphlets. . " H nu. v44, Ami- Wm. Witten, u-â€"â€"vâ€" -__._ r"â€"'r 7,‘ , These spring excursions “will enable you tar personally impact tho many nd-u vantages oflered humid» and inâ€" ,vestors in the . great. _ mxhwgst and Cn‘lifnrn‘iu‘ Pnrtjmflll‘ attenliou is in- V .. timed to )mguea lauds m Ahnnm Valle of olorado. Pecan and Bio Gran e vafleys of New Mexico. Salt, River Valley of Arizona, 5nd Sun ' Joaquin Valley of‘CaHfornil. . F. ennui ”mm: «FFIQE I Maison, “W‘s. m" n “185ml ‘ . CHICAGO Office open from 7 5.1mm 7:30 p.211 Office not open on Sunday. Mail trains arrive and depart .3101le Sov'rn Bouxn ' , ' , 6:54 g; :11. received ind'diqigtched . 5”, “P. m‘ II V , ; . . 7:11 p. ‘m. " disputched. ‘ Smithy muilhdinputchedsgi$l p, m.,. Mind}: clone :0, minpmrbdm me dept-tun of taint. ,, _ ,_'-‘- ‘-- CALIFORNIA flAhDâ€" 9:38 a. m. received and dispatched 11:31 I. ll. “ ' Highland Park Postom‘ce. received A W. qugchor‘, El dispstehed.