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RESTORES EYESIGHT
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out Cutting or Dragging
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una otner nmictlons of tho
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covcry, after tho cases wcro
tfrmeuiucurablo
Mrs.-Mj.Howo.Tnlly.N.Y.,
wrltos: "Actlnn removed
cat. rac'flfrora both my yes.
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os. Aiif05 years old." Ilobort Baker, Ocean Park,
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PORTRAtTSi'iX Frames ft
Seventeen persons were seriously in
jured in a street car collision at St.
Louis, November 22.
Washington dispatches say that Mr.
Roosevelt will favor a lock canal.
Midshipman Minor Meriwether, jr.,
of Lafayette, La., a member of the
third class of the Annapolis naval
academy, is on trial at Annapolis on
the charge of having caused the death
of Midshipman James R. Branch, jr.,
of New York in a so-called prize fight.
William S. Manning of Albany, N.
Y., an insurance lobbyist who has
been referred to as Senator Depew's
"rantankerous" friend, told the insur
ance committee of some of the meth
ods employed by the insurance lobby.
A London cablegram says that on
November 19, the steamer Hilda was
wrecked off St. Malo on the north
coast of France and that 100 passen
gers, including the crew, were lost.
Authorities on the Isle of Pines
have entered a denial to the report
that a state of anarchy prevails there.
that tho ono man on tho republican
ticket who declared in favor of rail
road regulation was Governor Her
rick and that he ran 80,000 behind
his ticket. Mr. Foraker intimates that
Secretary Taft had something to do
with the republican defeat in Ohio.
Wanted ,'O0tt, ana TrYollnit affon'a. for
- w vi y BuocrKUl-oli. an., inry and com
mMnlimi ndltg YAn.OrdorkMIrd wmiodnj recolyod.
NoTdty nhoar o., Dopt. 42,li JHulJo bU, OU co
$80 A MONTH SAURY -
to Introdwco ear Guaranteed I'onltry nd MoVC
cdlM. Bend for contrnt,w rowMi ltuniM and fur.
niaUbw&rcfercnco. (i.U.Hiuiitto..X41i 0i Ujs.u, i
MATH Tt) HfA Vr J
Thirty men lost their lives in a fire
in a cheap lodging house at Glasgow
November 19.
President Roosevelt has appointed
Herbert G. Hagerman, of Roswoll, N.
M., to be governor of New Mexico.
Mr. Hagerman will take office at the
expiration of Governor Otero's time,
January 22, 1906.
W. B. Haldeman, owner of the
T ouisvilie Times, has announced his
candidacy for the United States sen
ate, to succeed Senator Blackburn.
HOME VISITORS' RATES
VIA
Illinois Central R. R.
THE DATE NOVEMBER 27
A chance to visit your old home.
Why not spend Thanksgiving with old
friends once more? The Illinois Cen
tral makes this possible by offering
exceptionally low rates for the round
trip as shown below, with 21-day
limit:
Toronto, Ont. .; $33.55 j
nmanapous, ind $23.20
Louisville, Ky $26.00,
Detroit, Mich. $25.35
Buffalo, N. Y. ... $33.00
Salamanca, N. Y $33.70
Cleveland, O $28.35
Columbus, O $28.15
Cincinnati, O $27.35
;?'ed $25.70
Pittsburg, Pa. ...T $31.00
Wheeling, W. Va. ' $3170
Springfield, l)l $17.45
Kankakee, III $18.00
Bloomlngton, III $16.65
Decatur, III $17.90
Correspondingly low rates to near
ly all points in the above states.
For full particulars call ,t 1402 Far
nam St., Omaha, or write,
SAMUEL NORTH,
DISTRICT PASSEN.GER AGENT,'
OMAHA, NEB,
Senator Burton's second trial at St.
Louis was concluded on the evening
of November 25. He was found guilty.
A London cablegram says that Bal
four is ready to resign anil that an
earlv dissolution of parliament and an
appeal to the country is regarded as
probable.
Before the insurance Investigating
committee Senator Thos. C. Piatt ad
mitted receiving large contributions
from insurance companies for cam
paign purposes. "What advantage
could they get by so contributing?"
asked Mr. Hughes. "They got It
through me as being connected with
the state committee. They would sup
pose I would be very likely to defend
them at times when necessary. I
never had occasion to do it." "The
use of these contributions In the elec
tion of candidates to office puts the
candidates more or less under a moral
obligation not to attack the interest
supporting them?" said Mr. Hughes.
"That is what naturally would be in
volved." "Isn't that really what Is
involved?" "I should think so."
In a public statement, Former Sen
ator Chandler charged that Senator
Foraker fought for a republican vic
tory in Ohio in order that the same
might be interpreted as disapproval
of rate legislation. Senator Foraker
replies in which he says that "Mr.
Chandler's statements are reckless
and unwarranted by the facts." Sen
ator Foraker says that he openly ad
vised against the renomination of
Governor Herrick on the ground that
if renominated, Foraker feared that
he would bo defeated. He points out
William A. Morgan, former manager
of the Standard Oil company at So
dalia, Mo., testified before Special
Commissioner Anthony at St. Louis.
Newspaper dispatches say that Mr.
Morgan's testimony created a sensa
tion and the Standard attorneys of-!
ferod frequent and vigorous objections
He said he was charged with the duty
of crushing out competitors by fair
means or foul and that when ho went
to Sedalia, tho Standard controlled 50
per cent of the business, and when
he left it controlled 90 per cent. He
said that the oil company furnished
him with barrel guagos, from which
he might show customers that com
petitors sold short barrels. He re
fused to use tho guages because he
thought they were fraudulent.
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Hoinody Co., JSIkhart, Ind.. 801 Uoll Block.
The San Jose Grange, Patrons of
Husbandry, recently in session,
adopted the following resolutions:
"Resolved, that It is the sense of San
Jose Grange, No. 10, Patrons of Hus
bandry, that Pomona Grange should
memorialize President Roosevelt to
the effect that the representatives
from San Jose chamber of commerce
to tile Chicago interstate commerce
convention did not represent tho true
sense of the great mass of the people
of the Santa Clara valley, but, upon
the other hand, the great mass of the
people are standing solidly by the
president in his effort to strengthen
the power of the interstate commerce
commission by giving that commis
sion power to fix railway rates."
A mutiny among the convicts in
tho Missouri penitentiary at Jefferson
City took place November 24. Four
convicts organized for an escape, and
armed with pistols they killed 4,wo of
the guards, wounded tho deputy ward
en, and blew down the outer gates
with nitro-glycerine. After a run
ning fight through the streets of Jef
ferson City, the four convicts were
retaken, two of them being shot by
officers.
Senator Foraker has presented t
tho senate committee on interstate
commerce the draft of his bill to
amend the interstate commerce law.
This bill provides for "enjoining the
publishing and charging of excessive
rates and any discriminations." But
it does -not confer upon the commis
sion the power to fix a rate. The bill
also prohibits the giving of free
passes.
Before the insurance committee No
vember 24 Gerald R. Brown of the
Equitable said in reply to question
ing that the King Model houses in
One Hundred and Ninety-third street,
New York, were taken by the Equit
able society under a foreclosure, sold
to D. H. King, jr., and that the
Equitable society supplied $3,100,000
for construction and improvements on
the houses and when completed Mr.
King deeded them back to the snuiety.
Mr. Brown said he supposed King
"was there" to make a profit In sub
letting the contracts. "The Equitable
put up all the money and King took
all the profit?" asked Mr. Hughes.
"Yes, if you want to put it in that
way' said Mr. Brown.
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