ALLIANCE DRUGGIST
DESERVE PRAIS
Harry Thlele, Druggist, deserve
praise from Allinnce people for Intro
ducing here the simple buckthorn
bar and glycerine mix ir, known
as Adler-i-kg. This sir. , On man
remedy first became famous bf cur
ing appendicitis and it has MOD heeti
diacovered that A SINGLE 1)08K re
lieve sour stomach. gas on the stom
al h and constipation INSTANTLY.
It is the only rMtodj wglch never
See E. C. Whisman for' lowest
prices on painting, paper hanging
and kalsomining.
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nearly every month, for 3
years. When I began to
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awfully. I only weighed
99 pounds. Not long after.
1 weighed 115. Now, I
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LORIMER OUSTED
Loses Fi(bl to Retain Seat by
Vote ot 55 to 28.
MARK S. WRIGHT.
BRIBE CHARGES HELB PROVED
Illinois Senator Finishes Hit Address
and Walks Slowly From Chamber
When Lea Resolution Declaring His
Election Invalid Is Adopted.
By a vote of ft to 28 the United
States senate took away from Willi. mi
1. primer his seat as junior senator of
Illinois. Mis election was h"ld to
have been the recipient of votes ob
tained by "Connpt methoila and prac
tices "'
I.nrimer lind bosn a member of the
B nate since .hine 18, 1909. The first
UggeSUOtt Of fraud in connection with
his elect in: In Mine iii blic in April,
1010, wl.i n CBirtfri A. White, a mvin
ber of the I.'inois legislature, swore
thru be had received $1,(KH) as a bribe
lor VOttllf Icr I.oiinier.
The senate, by its action, reveraed
the majority of Its own investigating
committee and changed its vote ol
March 1, 1911, when Larimer retained
bis seat, if, to 40.
Technically Lorimer will pass out
of the records of the senate as a
member of that body, notwithstanding
bis more than three years' occupancy
of his s sit
Facing his associates with the
declaration. "I am ready," Mr. Lorlmei
fiat In the chamber and heard his fate
decreed as the roll call showed the
adoption of the resolution of Senator
luke l.ea of Tennessee, the senate':
voungent member. The man who foi
three days had held the senate tc
close attention with his remarkable
speech of deiense. and attack upon his
enemies, rose wearily from his seal
and passed back to a cloak room door
Senators and members of the hous
gnthered about him, grasping his hand
and patting him on the back, l.orimei
gained only one of the men who voter
against him March 1, 1911, Senatot
Jones of Washington: while he losi
tiie votes of his associate. Senator
Cnllor.i , and of Senators Curtis (Kan.)
Hiiggs (S. .Ti. Simmcns (N. C.) am:
Vn.v
Champion Pole Vaulter,
Who Was Expected to Do
Big Stunts In That Event.
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Photo by American Tress Association.
WrlKht holds the world's record with U
feet KV4 lncr-.
TO CUT EXPRESS RATES
Interstate Commerce Commission De
c'deson Horizontal Reduction.
Washington, July 16. Sweeping re
daetfoai in express rates, averaging
in general, approximately it per eent;
drastic reforms In regulations and
practices, and comprehensive change
in the method of operation, are pre
scribed In n report made public by thf
Intel state commerce commission of its
investigation 'tito the business of th'
thirteen gresl express companies ol
tiie United States.
Dentins; .vith the identity of inter
est between the various companies
the u pon finds that while these com
panic !i-o separate legal entities, "it
is of Intereat to regard the fact that
by stock ownership and otherwise
tiiey are so interlaced, Intertwined,
and Interlocked that it is with diffl
culty we can trace any one of the
greater ' ompanies as either wholly in
dependent In its management or the
agency of a single railroad system, j
So that while these ompanies oper
ate separately and compete with each
oilier for traffic, the express business
l.'ay b sni.I to be almost a family af
fair. An interesting genealogical trve
in fact, might be drawn showing a
common ancestr in ail m the larger
companies. And, while many name"
may hr used to designate these com
panics, it is within the fact to say
that aside Irom the operation of the
minor and distinctively railroad ex
press omoan'osa the express business
of the Knifed States is managed b)F
not more than three groups of inter
ets."
8TANOING OF TEAMS
AT OLYMPIC GAMES
The point score for all sports, In
cluding hooting', swimming, lawn
tennis, football, etc., follows:
lulled State.. 82 Norway 7
Oreat Britain.. 67 Italy 6
8weden M Bohemia 4
France 19 Russia 3
Finland 17 Austria t
South Africa... 11 QrasSS I
Germany 11 Holland 1
l'enmark 10
Qteat Britain's total Includes
points won by Australia and Can
tula. The point score In the track and
fluid games follows:
I'lilted States. . 34 France. i
Finland 16 Norway t
'Jicut Britain.. 12 Germany 2
Hr.edan 5 Bohemia 1
Greer.,, 3 Italy
TtM dtr'rlbutlon of points Is three
for tlrst plSOS, two for SSOOIU and
me for third.
INCREASE IN SU!CI0E RATIO
Csn Diego Leads List of Cities With s
Rate of 59.0 Per 100,000.
Figures eo"eoted by experts show
that suicide Ik increasing at a rapid
rate throughout the I'nlted States.
Reports rrom 100 cities show a gen
eral rate of t. per 100,000 of popula
tion las yea', as against 177 tor
191 n. The United Stalea census gave
the 11U rate as 16.0 for the entire
registration area.
The cities with the largest propor
tlon of sulcid per lon.noo population
were: San llego, Cal., r9.9: Elmira.
N. V . 47.8: I'Bvenport, la., 41.2; Sac
ramento, Cel., Stt; San Francisco,
37 5; it Louis. 37.2: Denver. 35.7:
Los Angeles, M 'J The. rate in New
York IS lL8 a'nl in fliicago. L'1.4
TWO PULLMAN CARS CRUSHED
Overland Express of Burlington RosJ
Struck by Fast Mail at Chicago.
Chicago, July 15. Thirteen persons
were killed and nearly a score WON
injured in a wraktj on the Chicago,
Burlington and Qutncy railroad at
Western Springs, a suburb of Chicago.
Coming thr.uigh a log, with sup
poaedly a clear track ahead, train No.
8, a fas, mull, ran at full speed into
the rear ol triin No. 2, known as tie
Overland express from Denver, which
was Standing on the track, telescoping
two of the Overland's Pullman cars.
Railroad officials refused to fix rtie
blame until after the wreck had been
investigated thoroughly. .Mrs. f. a.
Wilcox, .vho wgl in charge ol the tow
er from which the block signals Were
controlled, said she waij certain the
..lock v.:s thrown against both trains.
She collnpsed after the accident and
stiil is li n highly nervous condition.
The dead Kraneht A. Ban lay. Bill
ings, Ktont.; Qsofgs Bronson, engl
Beer train No 8; Bunch, negro porter
.if Pullman car on train No. Mrs.
C M. H.irt. wife of a physician at Can
ton. O.J Mis. E. C. Pohlmann. San
Fianlco: M. K Stern. Chicaeo fl
W. Tudor. Ijicey. la.: six unidentified.
CHAFIN TO LEAD
Mlantic City Convention Names
Candidates to Make Race.
ARIZONA MAN FOR FIRST PLACE
ifVatkins of Ohio Selected to Run for
Vice Presirlent Nominees Are Same
Men Who Made Race Four Vesrs
Ago- Many Are Willing to Run.
For Prenidr nt
'in of Arir.nna.
ror Vice President -Aaron
W'.iM. ins of Ohio.
lii ' ne W. Chaf X
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The Prohibitionists' national con
vention nt Atlantic City nominated
Eng ne w. Chaltt of Arizona for pi es
ident en the first ballot.
Aaron S. Watklna of Ohio was
nominated for vice president.
The pgrtl ticket, Chafln and Wat
RUOKNI W. CHAFIN.
kins. s the seme ns in the campaign
of 1flU8.
Mr. Chafln said he regarded the
nomination as the greatest political
honor bestowed on any man this year.
He thanked the convention for his
nonilnatlon snd promised not to stand
lor a third tem'.
After the notni nation of officers the
roeerenUon was forced to rush its
business to a conclusion, as many ut
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Sons of Norway to Visit Fatherland.
Fargo. N. D.. July 15 -The various
Norwegian orgunirati u- In session
her" attending the Sons of Norway
convention began the transaction of
goeiaaas. it is prehaMs that the 1914
session will he given up, as prepara
tion is nelng made for chartering a
ship to carry members of the organi
sation to Norway in that vear. win n
the obtaining bv Norway of independ
e.ice will be celebrated.
GiiaMs'ran to Travel.
Plene, s 11., Jaly is - Fmiy three
OiUiers and mn of the. local company
Of ihe state Kii.od left here toi the
l...liua1 en.aii.um nt at S a't t. Wis.,
wher tle, wiU pel In t"n djgya in
eai : tester teeslrut'tJoM of regular
grsjj oT.iits
NEW LINE TO CANADA
Will Build Railroad From Watertown
to Canadian Boundary.
Minneapolis. Jul 1... Th- lftngOg
oils. St Louis and Canadian Railway
(ompanv, wiilch will build a line from
ihe rtclqHy ;f Watertowsi, s D, to
fhe Ca'iadinn boundary, was otganized
here by Nestnan Brh of New York,
president of the Minneapolis and St
Louis railway: w. O. ptard. vice preel
iient of 'hf f o'itpanv .1 oilman and
II. A. Larrls"n. representing two New
(org hanking Amis reordlng t(j Mr
lb. Ii't rp nation papers will be filed
.neon 11 i'l . ni'Mrnction probably will
gat hem n hv fall
ln"eed'Ht"'v upon bis arrival here
.ft" r a tffa over the Hwb, Mr Erb is
ued an order ''.r twlve n w loctinto
t(v s 'M I signed unp'-o!i iations total
in? ISAjA.ffM t rin Ipsl'y for track leg
nrovemnt.
Two Strikers Kil'ed by Strikebreaker.
Cim nnsii. In y 15 Klmer pat
no'de ;nd Josapg Weertneyer striking
shh workers, were shot and almost
instuntly killed by Walter Fitzwater.
Raid ! be s strikebreaker Ktlzwatei
was ;;rresrt and claimed self defeii-e
AtRON S. WATKINS.
the debii.itey were havlrg for their
homes B1 rause of this the proper, I
to chaags the name of the party was
not taken up for general discussion
and union.
SUFFRAGIST TOURS GLOBE
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt Received
by Kings; Feted at Every Stop.
ChlengO woman suffragists have re
etived . u 111 igiug ridings from Mis.
Carrii Chapatag Catt, pree ideal of the
lateraateooal Woman lasTrgga sell
atue, wo Og a world tour.
She is spending her own money in
tarrying the "votes for women" ate
sage around the globe. It is estimated
that when she reaches New Yo.k on
her return next October she will be
Sto.hiiu less wealthy.
In her Utters Mrs. Catt ' de
scribed her trip in glowing terms it
has becti a triumphal tour Hum the
rime she landed in Southampton, en
.oute t'i the cOBVt ill. oil ol the Interna
tional VntTrage alliance at Stockholm
i'.-w Anierfcaii women have been the
recipients ()f more attention or great
r jeoaoitaiity. From kings ami queens
down to the mayors and "maoresses
of South African towns, all gave fetrd
dined and entertained her.
Shoots Wife and Himself.
Poplsr Bluff. Mo., July 16. Vest
Mush, a railroad fireman, shot his wife
gere ai d then killed hiimu li Bush
tad botn separstid from his wife.
Inscne Over Religion.
Perry, la.. July 15 Frank Learning,
a well known rilizen of this county
was taken bel'oie the comiiliss.otlet
of insanity and b) them sent to 'he
hospital at Clarlnda lor treatment
He Hint violently insane attending a
number ot i ii.s of a "Holiness as
" ' i.iiii" " t I k h was holding meet
iajp on his farm
Haven Heard All
You saw the list of Talent last
week, but you haven't heard the
whole story of this Big Week.
A boys and girls' Chautauqua is a
part of it. It is directed by Helen
Bradford Paulsen, the greatest play
ground exponent in the country
She has seventeen trained assistants
in direct charge of the work one
at each town.
The music alone is worth the price
of admission 5 celebrated concert
companies and musical organizations.
The Imperial Guards Band comes all
the way from Europe for this summer
tour. Nineteen men, all soloists.
Lecturers, entertainers, novelty
companies.
Get the season ticket, which
makes the cost ten or fifteen cents a
number, and plan today for this
eventful week.
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We have just received a car of
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We have in this car one 6-cylinder
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