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DEVEY ATTENDS CHURCH.
I'm? era nml TlinntisRlvlitg Jar Victory Anil
tho Sato Itoturn of tlm Admiral .
frofti tho l'crlls of tlio Dcop.
Washington, Oct. 0. Admiral Dewey
ycsturtluy attended Divlno services at
St. J6hn's Episcopal church, where tho
Episcopal special ceremony of prayer
and thanksgiving for tho crown of vic
tory for our arms arid ior the siufe re
turn from sea was conducted "by Ilev.
Dr.. Mnckey Smith, tho rector. Tho
rector in his sermon made no allusion
to the admiral, "but impressively de
livered tho two formal prayers on tho
ritual, at the request of the admiral.
One of these pavo thanks to "Almighty
God, the sovereign commander of tho
world, in whoso hand is power atid
might, which none is able to with
stand, " and for "all tho victories and
deliverances of tho past two years."
Tho other, to which tho entire congre
gation bowed earnestly, otters thanks
for "conducting safely through tho
perils of the great deep, this worthy
servant who now desires to return his
thanks unto Theo in Thy holy church."
Thu admiral is an old parishioner of
St- John's, which almost all of the pres
idents of the United States up to tho
Lincoln administration attended.
O'BEIRNES APPOINTMENT.
Tlio Stiito Dnpiirtiiifiit Will Not ltncolvi
the Now Yorker tin 11 ICoproNcntiittvo
of tlm Triiimviml.
Washington, Oct. . In reply to no
tification from tho Transvaal authori
ties that they have appointed as com
missioner extraordinary of the South
African republic to tho United States
Gen. James 11. 0'Jleirne, of New York,
the state department has sent word
through the American consul at Pre
toria that Gen. O'ISeirno cannot be re
ceived in that capacity by this govern
ment. This action is In accordance
with the traditional policy of tho
United States not to receive one of its
citizens as the representative of a for
eign state. The refusal of tho adminis
tration to receive Gen. O'Huirne has a
number of precedents and is approved
lay members of congress now in Wash
ington. DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
Beimtor .Touch Snys It Will Contain tho
8a mo I'limtOi it In 181)0 with Olio on
Aiitl-Impcrluliim.
New York. Oct. 0. United States !
Senator James 1C. Jones, chairman of
the democratic national committee,
reached New Yorlc city yesterday from
Europe. He said that it was his opin-J
ion that the opposing presidential can
didates of 1000 would be liryan and
McKinley. The democratic platform,
he declared, would bo launched in that
year on comparatively the same basis
and contain essentially the same planks
in 1800. The party would declare for
free silver at tho same ratio and lie
thought about the only addition to or
change in the party platform of any
moment would bo a plank relative to
anti-imperialism.
Juhlleo Convention of Christian ;iiurch.
Cincinnati, Oct. '.. Tho jubilee
convention of tho Christian ohurO'i
which meets here- October 11$ to 'JO, will
attract the loaling lights of that de
nomination. Tho convention is inter
national. Gov. Draku, of Iowa, will
speak at the business men's conference.
Besides givinir over 8100,000 to Drake
university at Djs Moines, he is a liber
al contributor to missions, having
given more than !., 001). The presi
dents of 'JO colleges ami universities
will be in attendance.
Tho I.ikIki' Win Not Incorporated.
South McAlester, I. 1'., Oct. '.). In
tho federal court at Camden William
l'arnell was acquitted of the charge of
embezzlement of funds belonging to
the Odd Fellows' lodge at Wister, I. T.,
while ho was serving the lodge as sec
retary. Judge Clayton instructed the
jury that if tho money was the prop
erty of the lodge and the lodge was un
incorporated, then the members of the
lodge stood in the relation of partners
and a partner could not embezzle part
nership funds.
I'anlc on u Kallvay Train.
Winona, Minn., Oct. '.). While a
Northwestern train was ruuuiug 40
miles an hour a young woman on her
way to tho Rochester asylum jumped
from a window. The girl's mother
gave the alarm and this frightened the
passengers who, fearing there was a
wreck, made for tho platform. About
a dozen people jumped from the plat
form, but were unhurt. The missing
young woman was found unhurt under
a bridge.
I'roHlilcnt .'UcKinlcj'K Sunday.
Chicago, Oct. 0. Sunday was not a
day of rest for President MclvinJey.
Tho center of a city's festivities and
the one desired object of numerous
committees and delegations, he was
kept busy, from the time of the last
pull' from hte a fter-breakfast cigar till
the last benediction of the religious
services which llllutl the day had been
given. During the afternoon and even
ing he attended three religious services.
WlUliini .1. Iryui l Sick.
Webster, In.,- Oct. 'X William J.
liryan is a very sick man. Friends
who spent S,unday with htm at
the forum E Fred E. .White, democratic
"candidate for govornoi"of Imvit, throe
miles from Webster, are. airaid that
Mr. Bryan may have' temporarily ,to
abandon Ills campaign, work, not only
in Jowa but in Kentucky and Ohio?
Methodn liy AVlilefi the Kill I Noiirlih.
ment of the Mont Is lix- o
truoteil.
The first of the methods here given
makes surely a genuine extmct.uf beef,
containing till tin! strengthening prop
erties and the full nourishment of the
meat. If the stomach of the Invalid is
quite weak.this extract is not gtveiHTi
Its full strength, but it is diluted with
hot water until it is of the strength
desired by the physician. Jn making
this tea or extract always select the
jueiest part of the beef quite without
regard to its tenderness, indeed, tho
tenderer the meat is the less juicy it
will be found. The lower part of the
round is usually found Mo be the best
for beef ten. It must he absolutely free
from fat only the lean meat being avail
able. Cut the beef into quarter-inch
dicc-slmpedpicces, and put them into
a wide-mouthed bottle and set it on a
stand of some kind in a keltic of eold
water. This is to raise tne jar and let
the water under it, so that the glass will
not be on the bottom of the kettle, as
it would almost to rt certainty break
unless it was thus protected. Set the
kettle over the lire and heat it grad
ually. When it conies to a boil keep
it gently simmering for several hours,
until the meat is perfectly white, look
ing like pieces of Jndia-rubber, all the
juice being extracted. Then strain out
the juice, press it nil out from the
pieces of meat, and season to the taste
with salt. To make the ten more quick
ly cut one half pound of the juicy round
freed from all fat into small pieces,
season with a saltspoonftil of salt, press
it with a wooden pcrtato-mashcr, and
let it stand in a covered bowl for half
an hour. Tour oil" the juice, and heat,
but do not boll it. Serve it immediate
ly without straining. The salt will
draw out only a portion of the juice
from the meat, so a beef-tea mny bu
made from the meat after the juice has
been poured oft" the first time by add
ing out: cupful of cold water to it and
letting it stand for a couple of hours,
then strain olV the water, pressing the
meat to get out all the juice, heat it,
and you will have a very palatable cup
of tea a little less strong than the first,
hut good notwithstanding. Sallie Joy
White, in Woman's Home Companion.
WONDERFUL NEW BATTERY.
Invention of an Kl cot rli-u I Mutineer
of Xew York City Uno r Cop
per Done Awiij' With.
Cheap electricity, to be generated by
chemicals that may be carried about
in one's pockets, is what is promised by
a concern calling itself the National
Light & Power company of New York.
The discoverer of tiic new process for
developing electricity is John Post, an
electrical engineer. The promoters of
the company claim that their new proc
ess will create a revolution in electric
service. Frank P. Walton, one of tho
directors, said:
"We do entirely without the use of
copper, which lias hitherto been an in
dispensable p;irt of the batteries. In
to OS per cent, of water you drop two
per cent, of the chemical from its cap
sules, and you get the electricity. Zinc
nnd wire are used, as in other batteries,
but the zinc lasts a great deal longer iu
ours.
"It is with automobiles that we look
for a great share of success. Our bat
teries are so comparatively light and
they last so long withoiiTrecharging
that long trips can be nindo without
any trouble, and the vehicles can be of
light nnd graceful construction."
THE GENERAL MARKETS.
Kansas City, Mo.. Oct. 10.
CATTLK-1 lest beeves J 4 10 (ft 5 80
Stockun 4 00 r m
Native cows
IIOGS-Cliulco to heavy
SHKKI'-Fair to choice
WllKAT-No. J rcl
No. 2 liurtl
COKN'-.Vo. 1 mUod
OATS -No. -i mixed
KYi: No."!
KLOUK Piitunt. por hhl
Fancy
HAY Cholco timothy
Fancy pralriu
HKAN (sacked)
HUTTKK-C'liolco creamery....
CJIKKS1' -Full cream
KGUS holey
POTATOKS
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SIIKIJP-Fiilr to cholco.
FLOUK-Chulco
WIIKAT-No. 'i red
COUN No. '-' mixed
OATS No. ',' mixed
H YE -No. 'J
JJUT.THK-Cruamory
LA H U WcMfrn moss
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FREE.
One of the Oranilent OtTcrn liver Mntlc.
The first five persons procuring the
Endless Chain Starch Hook from (hdir
grocer will each obtain onp large 10c
package of "lied CrosS" starch, one Kirge
10c packnge of "IIUIUMSKK'S JJEST"
starch, ' two , Shakespeare .pictures,
printed in twelve beautiful colors, as
natural as life, or one Twentieth Cen
tury Girl Calendar, the flnest-of its kind
everprinted.allabsolutely free. All oth
ers procuring the Endless Chain Starch
Boole will obtain from their grocer two
large 10c packages of starch for 5c, and
the beautiful premiums, which are be
ing given away. This offer is only made
for a short time to further introduce
the famous "KED CROSS" starch, and
the celebrated "HUIJINGEK'S 1JRST"
cold-water starch. "1IED CHOSS" laun
dry starch is something entirely new,
nmliswithout doubt, the greatest inven
tion of the Twentieth Century. It has
no equal, and surpasses all others. It
has won for itself praise from nil parts
of the Unlt.ed States. It has super
seded everything heretofore used, or
known to science in the laundry nrt.
Tt is made from wheat, rice and corn,
and Is chemically prepared upon scien
tific principles, by J. C. llubinger, nn
expert in the Intimity profession, who
has had 25 yearn of practical experience
in fanc3 laundering, and who is the
first successful and original inventor
of all. fine grades of starch in the United
States. If vou would have the best, ask
for "KED CIIOSS" and "llUinXGEU'S
BEST," which nre the finest stnrehes
on the market to-day. The jobbing
houses all liandlc it, tho retail grocer
has it on his shelves, you find it in all
the homes, while the careful house
wife has adorned the walls of the home
with the beautiful Shakespeare pic
tures, which arc being given away In
introducing "UED CKOSS" nnd "IlTJ
BINGEK'S BEST" stnrch.
XothliiK In n Pet Nnine.
When you see a man over sis feet tall, who
weighs about '220, and his shoes are to big
he has to get them in.ltlc, you can botpretty
sure that some one calls luiii "Artie" or
"Swcctums" or something. N. Y. Press. '
To Cure it Cold In Otio Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money if it fails to cure. Ii5c.
Some people nre mighty "independent" in
their ways who have no season to he. Atch
ison Globe.
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES do not
tain the hands or spot the kettle. Sold by
all druggists.
I I l I I II Mil
Uneasy lies the head that wears a bonnet
in which a large-sized pohtic.il hue is con
tinually buzzing. Chicago Daily News.
Hull's Catnrrh Cure
Is taken Internally. Price 75c.
Look at your tongue! Ifit'scoated,
your stomach is bad, your liver out of
order. Aycr's Pills will clean your
tongue, cure your dyspepsia, make
your liver right. I:asy to take, easy
to operate. 25c. All druggists.
W.mt jour lmmxtaeho nr buitril a beautiful
lirown nr rlrh lil.irl:? Thru uo
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE ftiSBSro
- - - - i i
"My wife- liutl pimple on lier fnco, but
nho has boon takln CASOAKHTS and they
have nil disappeared. I had been troubled
with constipation tor somo time, hut r.ftor ink
lnc tho llrst Cascarct 1 have had no trouble
with this ailmont. Wo cannot Apeak too high
ly or Cascarets." Fnui) Waiitman.
670d Quruianto'Tn Ave, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ploavint. I'alat.iUlo. l'otcnt. Taste fiooil. Do
Cloud, NovcrSlckon. W eaten or Ci ic It . ic.W:
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
Slfrllnj Kuifilr lomlmnf, (lilcjfn, Monlrml, ."to. ml. Ill
UU- IU"IJlU uisut., ('I'm. Tobacco lSatlt
C7C Moiuiucostir outfit
.1 womunln I'veryeoiin
from wnwnntn. innn or I
Markuibi,, I'UllaaiiliJliia.
iitj i uiniivnii 1 ir m.iiiii.
M OLtir CATHARTIC PP
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fa.1 n f a rk c'?i' ifib'mtL. -vvn.i'.y
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TaflUMtuuU"5wiiijisaFpoint.rt3l;fof ,:WRT
JJS H8QFlslilirar.JPnmmelSIIclir H rr
SsLLH I' Is entirely new. If not for aaje in E'.SlJi,j'f
a-WPUfi your tuwn. writo for caUlo?u to B .VffiV
r-i8 A. J. TOWLR. Boston. Mass. EV
PICLNAL&T0IL6'1 1
Red Rough Hands Itching Burning
Palms and Painful Finger Ends.
One Night Treatment
Soak the hands on retiring, in a strong, hot
creamy lather of CUTICURA SOAP. Dry,
and anoint freely with CUTICURA, the great '
skin cure and purest of emollients. Wear during
the night, old, loose kid gloves, with the finger
ends cut off and air holes cut in the palms. For
red, rough, chapped hands, dry, fissured, itching,
feverish palms, with shapeless nails and painful
finger ends, this treatment is simply wonderful
Pure and Sweet
and Irco from every blomlsh is tho skin, ncalp, nml lmlr clcmiHoil, purlflod, and
boatttlilod by CUTICUUA. SOAP. It removes tliocnuBoof dlsllK'trlng eruptions,
loss at hair, nnd baby blemishes, viz. : Tho clogged, irritated, iullamcd, or sluggish
condition of tho PORES. CUTICURA. SOAP combines delicate emollient prop
erties dorivod from CUTICURA, tho great skin euro, with tho purost of cleansing
ingredients nnd most refreshing of llowor odors. No other medicated noap ovor
compounded i3 to lw compared with it for preserving, purifying, nnd beautifying tho
skin, scalp, hair, nnd hands. No othor foreign or domestic soap, howovor expen
sive, is to bo compared with it for nil tho purposos of tho toilot, bath, mid nursery.
Thus it combines in ONE SOAP at ONE PRICE namely, TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS tho best skin nnd complexion soap nnd the host toilot nnd baby soap In.
tho world.
Spcody euro Troatmont for Itching, Burning, Scaly Humoro.
Hot baths with CUTICUUA SO A V Co cloansu tlio skin ; jfontlo anointings with CUTICUUA
OINTJIKNT to heal tho sUn; and mild dososof CUTICUUA RKSOLVKNTtocool tho
blood. SohUhroiiRhotit the world. Price, TUB SBT,$1.!3; or.80AP.25c.; OINTMKNT,
COc.; UESOI.VBNT (half flzu), 60c. POTTER HUUU & CIIKM. COUP., Solo Props.,
Boston. Send for " How to Pruservo tho Hands, Ilnlr, and SUln," mailed frco.
CHICAGO.
ST, LOUIS.
Ewiis-Siiiier-Bis
Live Stock Commission Agent
FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF
CAPITAL, - 0200,000.00.
surplus, - caoo.ooo.oo.
Address Us-Qk-UNION
STOCK YARDS, Chicago, Ills.
NATIONAL STOCK YARDS, Ills.
UNION STOCK YARDS, S"outh Omaha, Neb.
KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS, Kutisus City, Mo.
Always prepared to furnish cnttlo on thno to responsible feeders of ntoclc, nnd on most
fuvoraliln terms. Information blanks sent on request. Ail applications bhould bo addressed to
tho company ut Kansas City Htoclt Yards.
WE OFFER YOU UNEQUALED
IT ALWAYS PAYS TO
25c. SAMPLE BOTTLE 10c.
Pilaw lm& haw pta
suffered mm
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till .11111.1 IHl'liIltHV"'H" .-.- . . n "'-'
nit the doctors, patent inediilneH.electric htlls and h.-itteriescomhiiisd, forthey cannot cuiuChronlo
KliriiniuttMii. ''rhcrefore wasiu no jin.ro vahiahl'i timo nad mon .-. hut try "S Drops" and Ixt
promptly CUUHI). "5 Drop-." is not only the best rai'dielne, but it lithe cheapest, for a J1.00 botllir
coiitainOiOdiisci. I'rjcf pff hot tie, fl oo, prepaid by mail nr ixprc-sH, nr lwtl'es for $5 00. l'or
the Jiext'30 livs we will k ml u i'c sample I'Mill to nuyuiie sendintf 10 cents to pay for the
niailiiif;. Agents wauled. Wj He to-day.
SVANSON RHEUCIATIC CUKE CO., IGO-IS-1 E. LAKE ST., CtllCACO.
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JilLO II. blhti:.NS i. til., hit Ilia M., Mu.Mni,wii, U. I.
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FOI? NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
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fo, thi-ii tiy the "5 DrtiiiV mid hu prumjitly ami 'rriuaiicntlyrureclot
your nfllicliotis. "5 Drops" In a. speedy nml Stiro Curo for RhciiniatJsttt,
Neuralgia, iciatlca, Lutiiltiii: (lann: bacUY, Kidney Diseases, AMhma.
Hay I'cvcr, Dyspepsia, Ciilnrrh of nil kindi), llrouchltls, La (Irlppe,
lle.nJ.icliu (tiervi'iis or iieurnlj'.ic). Heart Wcaknms, Dropsy, Ilarnclic,
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