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The Commoner
15
MAY 19, 1905
CSFWH
ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE
BONANZA FOR CANVASSERS
You can mako 160.00 a week. Sparc tlmo
f 1.00 an hour. Salary If preferred. Outfit free.
Zlcglor Co. Philadelphia.
Shako iHto YoHPbhooB
Allon'a Foot-EMo. unawdcrfor
the foot. It curoo painful, swollen,
smarting, norrouo foot, and instantly
takos the sting oat of oornB and
bunions. It's tho jprcatCHt
com Tart discovery of the
aa-n. Allan's Footlingo makosticht-
KATNTtKfAttf.
Mfcrt a ar 1 ai - m
niuioiHtn. wmmmt
A vturiatrr wifl lt la4.
.thrtttt Bad ftotaMB troatlM,
JHrtna rmntnd4. f 1.09 mv
tin, tt&n,et T.xp. jwtiI't,
rZ til 4 LK
ntling or now shoos feel easy. It is
a, certain euro for Ingrowing nails,
sweating, callous and hot, tired,
aching loet. Wo have ovor 80,0(0
testimonials. TJtY IT TO-D A Y .
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E. B. SLOSSON, Gcn'l Agent,
Lincoln, Nebraska.
Judge Kohlsatt issued an injune
tion against the Chicago strikers in
behalf of seven express companies.
Tho injunction was based on tho in
terferenco with interstate commerce.
Judge Brentano issued an injunction
restraining the members of tho Iron
bed Workers' Union from congregat
ing about the premises or interfering
with tho business of the Art Bedstead
Company.
Speaking to a representative of -lie
Omaha - Bee, Mr. Roosevelt said:
"You are authorized to state that I
will not again be a candidate for tho
office of president of the Unitod
States. There are no strings on thfs
statement. I mean it. I made my
speech at Denver for the purpose of
convincing the people of my earnest
ness in regard to the matter of rail
road legislation. I will not be satis
fied with any compromise that does
not bring relief to tho people from the
conditions that now exist in regard
to transportation affairs in this coun
try. No compromise bill from con
gress will be accepted."
Count Cassini, Russian ambassador
to the United States, has been trans
ferred to Madrid. Baron Rosen, un
til recently Russian minister at Tokio,
becomes, ambassador to tho United
States.
Secretary of Agriculture "Wilson, ac
companied by representatives of his
department, is making a tour-of the
northwest. They will hold meetings
in various sections of the country lo
which meetings farmers will bo in
vited. r
Justice McLane of tho New York
supreme court denied the application
of Herbert G. Tull, a policy holder In
the Equitable Life for an injunction
restraining that society and the state
superintendent of insurance from pro
ceeding with the p'roposed amended
charter of the Equitable, providing for
the mutualization of the society.
The Union Pacific Railway company
has filed with secretary of state at
Salt Lake City, amended articles in
creasing the amount of its preferred
stock $100,000,000,
Attorney General Brown of Ne
braska holds that tho state has tho
right to assess property, money or
credits of fraternal insurance companies.
It is reported that Mayor Dunne
may appoint John F. Fetzer, formerly
receiver of the Union Traction com
pany, as acting manager of the lines
under municipal control.
California milling interests had a
hearing before the interstate com
merce commission. They protested
against the reduction of the ten per
cent differential on cornmeal rates
over the rates on corn from Nebraska
to Pacific coast points. The commis
sion is also investigating the wooden
vare rates.
Tho price list committee of the
Mississippi Valley Lumbermen's asso
ciation, the Wisconsin Valley asso
ciation and the Northwestern Hemlock
association, has agreed to advanco
the price of all classes of "lumber 50
cents per thousand.
In an investigation of the Armour
car lines by the interstate commerce
commission, H. P. Ober, manager of
the perishable freight traffic of the
Northern Pacific, testified that the
cost to his company for icing, aver
aged $1.10 to $1.75; that the average
charge for icing cars and numerous
re-icings was $25 per car on shipments
of fruit from western points to St.!
Paul when tho companies own tho cars
that wero used; but when tho Ar
mour cars wero used, a chargo of $35
was made and tho extra $10 went to
tho Armour peoplo in addition to the
rental charges mado by tho Armour
lino.
Dr. Oliver Woodson Nixon for many
years literary editor of tho Chicago
Inter Ocean is dead.
Frank D. Brandago of New London,
Conn., a member of congress from the
Third Connecticut district, was chosen
United States senator to succeed tho
lato O. H. Piatt.
A certificate of incorporation of the
"Carnegio Foundation" has been is
sued in Now York to the men selected
by Carnegio to manage, tho $10,000,000
fund for aged teachers in universities.
A cyclono struck Marquetto, Kans.,
May 9. Twenty-nine lives wero lost,
forty-four persons were injured and a
largo portion of tho town was
wrecked.
Tho supreme court of Iowa hold, in
a damage suit against a railroad com
pany, that a child can not bo guilty of
contributory negligence.
According to reports received at
Berlin, a battle between tho Russian
and Japanese fleets will bo tho signal
for an attack by Oyaraa on Line-vitch.
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From Furntei to Flili
Tho urontoiit coro U oxorcUod In
tho mnnufooturo of Vnatt Fnnctw,
Kvory fnrnnco cliBrun U UwtotL
orory wlro cnrnfnlly drawn, nn.
noiklodnnd imltAnUcd, rrnrr loom
oparnted by killed Inhor and orory
I'AOE WO VJCN WIHIi FENC.K CO,
"ox 8 is Adrian, Mich.
In riots at Milltopol, Russia, thir
teen Jews were killed and at Zhitomir,
twelve Jews were killed and fifty in
jured. The director of tho census estimates
the present population of the United
States at 82,518,000.
An investigation discloses that tho
Equitable Life has been the victim of
largo fraudulent loans on policies and
several arrests will follow. .
Tho representatives of the Armour
car lines have offered to reduce tho
icing charges from 15 to 30 per cent
over tho entire Michigan fruit bolt, if
what is known as tho Michigan fruit
case against tho Armours is dismissed.
Tho houso of commons by a voto of
315 to 252 rejected Sir Henry
Campbell Bannerman's resolution cen
suring the government for its Irish
policy.
Illinois farmers are engaged in a
battle against tho locust, known as
tho seventeen-year variety. They fear
great damage to tho fruit trees.
What is known as the "Fraternal
City" is to bo established in New
Mexico. It will cover 80,000 acres
of land and will be used as a panl
trium for consumptives. It will be
open to members of all fraternal or
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ordered for Vice President Fairbanks.
The government will pay the bill, l ho
Inkstand will be used by Mr. Fair
banks during his official term and
will then become his personal prop
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has signed a bill which requires a
residence of ono year in tho state
before a divorce can bo sedured," but
upon an order of the court a divorced
person may remarry immediately.
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