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After Thirty Tear Experience I Hnvc
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Dausvillo, N. Y.
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A Winston Salem, N. C. dispatch
carried by the Associated Press says:
"Former United States Senator Ma
rion Butler, and his brother Lester
Butler, were convicted in Guilford
superior court of criminally libelling
Republican State Chairman H. B.
Adams, by the publication in the Cau
casian, a weekly newspaper owned
and operated by the Butlers, of se
rious allegations against Adams' in
tegrity and honesty. Adams' acts as
chief justice of the Indian court of
Oklahoma in. 1905 were severely
condemned by the paper in its fight
against Adams' re-election as chair
man of the republican state execu
tive committee. The trial lasted six
days, was hard fought and created
widespread interest. Judge Long- im
posed a fine of $500 upon Marion
Butler and $250 upon Lester Butler.
A motion l.'or a new trial was. over
ruled and notices of appeal to the
supreme court was given, the de
fendants being released on bond in
the sum of $1,000 each."
William Neville, formerly a" mem
ber of congress from the Sixth Ne
braska district, died at Douglas,
Wyoming.
The will, of the late "Lucky Bald
win," the famous California turfman,
was probated at Los Angeles. The
property is valued at more than
$20,000,000.
, rf iTliM
Idaho and Western Wyoming
'Improved, Irrigated, productlvo farms, on rall
"road, 10.00 to $30.00 per aero on easy terms. Good
schools; healthy climate; whitoplno lumber $14.00
per thousand. Finest of largo and small game,
' hunting and trout fishing. Choicest 320 ncro dry
farming claims may bo homesteaded. Address :
Columbus, Kansas, until April 5th.
Northwestern Land Co., Rock Springs, Wyo.
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A Chicago dispatch carried by the
Associated Press says: "A new .sup
ply of ammunition against the Payne
tariff bill as it applies to hosiery and
gloves, a petition containing approx
imately 350,000 names which, when
bound, will make twenty-five big
volumes, was started for Washington
from this city today. It left Chicago
In the care of Mrs. Nathan B. Lewis,
president of the League of Cook
county clubs; Miss Helen Norris, sec
retary of the petition headquarters;
Mrs. E. M. Henderson, recording sec
retary of the Illinois Federation of
Women's Clubs, and Mrs. Freeman
E. Brown. A committee of Washing
ton women will welcome the visitors
tomorrow, after which the Illinois
congressional delegation will listen
to some first hand Information con
cerning women's wearing apparel and
the prices thereof."
and means committee was bowled
over and the advocates of free crude
oil and its products won a signal
victory when an amendment by Mr.
Norris of Nebraska placing the duty
of one per centum ad valorem on
those articles, was reported by a sub
stantial majority. An Associated
Press dispatch says: "A decision of
the chairman that amendments could
not be offered to the oil schedulo
other than the one covered by the
special rule of last Monday and
which provided for the removal of
the countervailing duty on crude pe
troleum and applying an ad valorem
duty of 25 per cent was overturned
and not even a fervid appeal by tho
speaker, in an endeavor to rally the
republican forces was sufficient to
stem tho tide avowedly against tho
Standard Oil company. By a practi
cally unanimous vote the countervail
ing duty went out as the commlttep
had recommended. On all other
propositions the committee was sus
tained. The barley schedule ran tho I
gauntlet witnout cnange. Tea anu
coffee were placed on tho free list
and duty on barytes increased from
75 cents a ton to $1.50 a ton. A
colloquy at first humorous, but later
developing into personalities develop
ed between Mr. Stanley of Kentucky,
and Mr. Clark of Florida, and was
terminated only on an objection by
Mr. Crumpacker of Indiana, that it
was against the dignity of the house.
The bill was laid aside and at 5:04
p. m. the house adjourned."
Qfl a I1 tne hottest Democratic paper In XJ.S
OWV one year. Tho llornot, lllxby.N. C.
AfiFNTQ rOKTIIAITS 85, TOAMP.H 15e,
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CaaaollaaUA Portrait Co, t&O-UG W'iuUau St., CaUajo,
SAVE 501 hTMS
By purchanlnj? your laco curtxilnn from
Hrst hands. Our now 1909 pattern book
now ready. Mailed frco of chargo to
any addrcsB. Wrlto for ono today,
mentioning- Commoner.
Independent Lace Curtain Co.,
03 Clinton Illork, CkiluiubuN, Ohio
23Bstes
Governor Shallenberger of Nebras
ka has vetoed the indeterminate sen
tence bill which passed at the recent
session of the legislature.
Household
Rubber
Gloves
Sent by mall on receipt of price. Ladles will find thee
rIovu useful in all kinds of housework, saving lha
hands and keening them soft and white.
Order two mixes larger than MM gloves
OKO. OATLTX
118 LAKE HTKKUT, CHIOAOO, ILLINOIS.
Plcaso mention thla payor when writing
Get My Book Before
Too Late For
Chicken Time
Johnson uyn Don't delay too lafc bet
ter Lurry up and frail yonr name. It's
most Mar time. My Mr I'oultry Hook Is
better than eter crcry page of 200 and ererjr
photograph out of orer 1200 A poultry leuotu
Jurt find out aoout
Old Tmsty Incubator
Over 100.000 In use. 40.60crSODiv'TrU.
i or 3 liaicnes.
lO-VcarGuar.
antce. 7Sner
cent better
hatches cuaran-lfTSf
teed. Don't pny two I c
prices- tny price Is
under J10 complete
ready to hatch, tent
promptly, irefgat
prepaid cwrt ol the
Heckles. Cet my
IUr. Frets ttoolc.
M. M. Johnion
Inoubator Man, Clay Canter, Neb.
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. St. Louis olected Frederick
Kreismann, republican, mayor.
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John S. Snipp, democrat, was elect
ed mayor of Springfield, IJ1.
In the city elections held through
out Colorado the "drys" generally
were victorious. On this question
the municipal elections in Nebraska
were a standoff.
BrownyourHcdr
"You'd novor think: I stalnod my ltalr, after I uso
Mrs. Potter's Walnutr Jufto Jfolr Stain. Tho Stain
doesn't hurt the hair as dyes do, but makes it Brow
out fluffy."
Send for a Trial Package.
It only takes you a few minutes once atnonth to apply Mrs.
Potter's Walnut-Juice llalr Stala with your comb. Stains only
the hair, doesn't rub off, contains no poisonous dyes, sulphur,
lead or copper, lias no odor, no sediment, uo srreaxe. One
bottle of Mrs. Potter's Walnut-Juke Hair Stain should last you
a year. Sells for J 1-00 per bottle at first-class druggists. We
euarantee satisfaction. Send your name and address on a
slip ol paper, with this advertisement and enclose 25 cents
(stamps or coin) and we will maU you, charges prepaid, a trial
package, in plain, sealed wrapper, with valuable booklet on
Hair. Mrs. Potter's Hygienic Supply Co 825 Croton Bldtf.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
John F. Helnrichs, democrat, was
elected mayor of Jefferson City, Mo.
Castro, former president of Vene
zuela, returning to his country left
the steamer at Fort de France, Mar
tinique. This course was necessary
because all the forts In the West
Indies were barred to him. The
British government and the United
States government acted in conjunc
tion and gave orders that Castro be
permitted not to land, on the ground
that he was bent upon trouDie.
Bepublican organization In the
house had a bad day when by a coali-
r. ntrrraan onmo rfiTtiihHrain "inRtir-
gentsv and the democrats, the ways of about
Congressman Fitzgerald of Brook
lyn, one of the bolting democrats, re
cently made public the following
statement with reference to Mr.
Bryan's criticism of tho bolters:
"With his usual rashness, Mr. Bryan
rushes in where angels might well
fear to tread. His statement that I
am not a representative of my party
would have como with better grace
If made when my speeches were be
ing selected as democratic campaign
documents in the last two national
campaigns. It would be more con
vincing If he had marshalled inci
dents in my ten years' service In the
house of representatives to justify
his assertion. If Mr. Bryan means
that I am not a representative of the
democratic party as democracy has
been understood and profesred by
himself I shall not challenge his
statement. My political convictions
and beliefs are more in accord with,
the democracy of those men who
twice made possible Mr. Cleveland's
election as president than with the
latter-day radicalism of the west. As
to the personal references in Mr.
Bryan's statement to my sense of
propriety and respe.ct for my party,
I have only to say that If the demo
cratic party had given me three op
portunities to become president and
I had failed as dismally as Mr. Bryan
has,, even if I did not have the sense
to do so, yet the obligation of grati
tude to my party would compel me
to remain silent about matters of
which I was grossly ignorant."
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