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The Chief
E. B. DeWOLF, Publisher
RED CLOUD,
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SUMMARY OF DEWS
CONDENSATION OF THE MOST
IMPORTANT HAPPENIN08.
I0TH AT HOME AND ABROAD
General, Political, Religious, Sporting
Foreign and Other Events Re
corded Here and There.
Political.
Ronator Scott, after a visit to Judge
Tuft, eays ho is confident tho president-elect
has plnnH for n progressive
and courageous ndmlnktrntlon.
William It. Tuft carried Missouri
.)y a plurality of 1.02G, according to
tte tabulation of llio official returns
BMdn by Governor Folk.
Tim defeat of Congressman n. U D.
Granger, democrat, for ru-olcctlou In
tho fclrst Rhndo Island district by
William P. Sheffield of Newport, ro
publlcan, wub confirmed by official can
collation. Norman Mack says there Ih a deficit
iB tho democratic campaign fund, but
all bills will bo paid.
A Savannnh paper suggests that tlio
riomocrnUa party run a southern man
for prosidont in 1912.
President-elect Taft believes rovllon
of tho tariff must be thorough und
mado in good faith. Ho Is seeking
light regarding porHonnol and organi
sation of next congress.
Tho American Federation of tabor
jfsodlflod President Gonipors' recom
tnendation regarding realBtnnco to In
Jonctfono, but a vote on It was not
reached.
Govornor Crawford of South Dakota
has eont an order to l'lerru nppolntlng
JnrtRO Charles S. Whiting to tho su
premo bonch to fill tlio vacancy cauHctl
y tho death of Judgo Howard O. Ful
ler, A campaign fund of fl.dOO.OOO, con
tributed to tho national republican
committee In tho recent campaign,
will bo shown when tho list of con
tributors is filed nt Alabany, according
to tho Now York Evening Post.
Ex-Sonator Millard of Nebraska may
ho In Tuft's cabinet aB secretary of
Alio treasury.
Presldont-cleut Taft discussed polit
ical affairs with Vlco Presidentelect
Bhcrman and William Ward, national
committeeman from Now York.
President-elect W. H. Taft declares
that Socrotary Itoot meets bis Ideal of
u far-seclng BtatOHiuan.
Generar.
' Explosion of n gas mala under a
Brooklyn nlreot engulfed workmon
ad men, women and children who
i-wero on tho street at the tlmo, over
twenty, it 1b bolloved, being killed.
Tho American Federation of Labor
adopted tlio roport of President Com
pors aftor debate of n day and a half.
Sovoral herds of cattle In Pennsyl
vania and Now York were destroyed
by ofllclals In the light on the epidemic
among swlno.
Charles loonard, portor at tho Hen
ahaw hotol, Omaha, chocked a ? 10,000
powelry truuk to himself at St. Jo
seph, where ho wont, wtui arrested
and confessed and tho valuables wcro
recovered within four hours after tho
deed.
Otto llicoiner Grimm, lieutenant in
tho United Slates army signal corps,
llod suddonly of hommorrhago hi n
drug store at Long Bench, Cal.
Moxlcaus who aro coming to tlio
Omaha corn show aro anxious to know
what kind of clothing it will bo neces
sary to wear.
Tho gorgerlcB of Petor Van Vlsslu
een, tho Chicago real estate broker,
will reach 12,000,000. Ho was tnkeu to
Jollot to begin IiIh sentence.
Frank Shercltffo will bo placed on
trial In Minneapolis next week for
alleged complicity In train robbery.
Mayor Tom I. Johnson of Cleveland
has announced that his fortune has
been swopt uwoy in his efforts to pro
toct his brother's estate. Ho will glvo
u bin big house on lSucltd avenue
and sell his automobiles.
Tlio Inventory of tho estate of tho
late Nelsou Morris shows that ho had
extensive holdings In South Omaha.
Wild scones at tho palaco followed
tho deaths of tho emperor and (low
gor empress of China.
Illinois, Iowa and Nebraska vie with
each other to seo which will lead at
tho corn show.
In tho United Stntes circuit court,
of appeals at New Orleans tho enso
of tho Pullman company against tho
Toxas railroad commission was again
decided In favor of tho Pullman com
pany. Tho caso Involved tho order of
the Texas commission ordering n re
duction of about 20 per cent in Pull
man car charges.
Tho sentence of one year's imprison
incut administered upon Chnrlex J.
Hartlovo for desertion from tho navy
to marry a daughter of the late Sena
tor Gorman has boon affirmed.
Venezuela has completed prepara
tions for tho threatened blockade of
her seaports by Holland.
The Southern Pacltlo railroad has
announced a reduction of rates on
tihlpmeutH of lumber originating In
California, Nevada and Utah. It
moots rates recently mndo from Oro
Ron and Washington points.
Major General Duvall will succood
Uenoral Weston In tho FhillnnUnoa.
Henntor Halo at Washington say
tho peopio hnvo nut called for radical
tariff revision and he doo not think
it will be given them.
President Gompcrs of tho American
Federation of Labor Bald he would go
to Jail before bo would pay a fine in
tho Buck's contempt en bo.
Labor leaders who were gucHta of
President Uoosevolt suggested a num
ber of changoK in luwn, uevcrnl of
which will probably bo Incorporated
In his annual message.
The stato board of Nebraska makes
up total of assessment roll, Jhowlng
valuation of $.101.7.15,404.
Tho National Corn show of Omaha
will tako on nn International aspect
by tho prosonco of delegates' from
Mexico, Canada and Great Britain.
The statu labor bureau of Nebras
ka Irriioh nn cstlmato of Nebraska
crops Bbowlng tho state has ample
bonis for prosperity. ,
Hot urns from Cuban elections indi
cate tho suecoas of, tho liberal ticket,
headed by General Gomez, by a big
plurality.
President-elect Taft wait orator of
the day at the dedication of tho mon
ument to tho prison ship martyrs at
Brooklyn.
Two counties of Ireland aro In a
turmoil over tho question of licensing
itn Insignificant Inn out on a country
road.
The federal court of appeals has de
cided that the American Tobacco com
puny Is a combination lu restraint of
trndo.
Washington.
That a special session of tho "fifty
first congress will bo called soon nfler
March 4 to tako up tho matter of tar
iff revision became known positively
when William H. Tart, presidentelect,
slated that i.o intended to call such
session soon aftor his inauguration.
Tho temporary roll call of tho bouso
of representatives for tho Blxty-flrst
congress has bron rotupleted and pub
lished. It presents u complete list of
members of tho new house ns shown
by unofficial returns, and gives the
politics of all of them. According to
tho publication the next hniisu will
consist of 219 republicans and 172
democrnts, a -total of 331, nB agalnBt a
total of 389 In tho house during tho
Inst session, or whom 223 were repub
licans and lfifi democrats.
President-elect Taft announces a
special session of congress will bo
held ns soon ns practicable after
March l for the purpose of revising
tho tariff.
The chairmanship of tho Interstate
and foreign commerce, mado vacant
by tho defont of tho voternn W. P.
Hepburn of Iown, who came to con
gress twenty-six years ago, will, In all
human probability, bo filled by James
R. Mann of Illinois, who has been
Hepburn's lieutenant and who has
special qualifications for tho plnco.
President Itoosevelt, upon learning
of tho attempt mndo on tho Ufa of
Fronds- J. Heney lu San FrnuclBco,
sent telegrams to Mrs. Honey und
ltudolph Sprcckcls, expressing his
"horror and detestation" of tho deed.
Secretary of the Navy Victor II.
Motcalf tendored his resignation to
tho president, to tako effect Decem
ber l', on account of ill health.
The National Grange, ratrons of
Husbandry, gave n reception to O. II.
Kelley of Washington, D. C, tho
only surviving member of tho small
group of men who organized tho
grange about half a century ago.
Foreign.
Tho Gorman Emperor takes tho po
sition that his .pledgo is only n reaf
firmation of his oath of olllco and that
ho has not changed his olllclal .rela
tions to tho ppoplo or governmoht In
any way.
Iteform edicts in China indicate
that tho now administration will bo
progressive and modern. Death of the
emperor Is said to bo duo to niirnsth
oula nnd heart troublo and that of
tho dowager empress to apoplexy.
Lack of unity among political parties
in Germany mnko it evident that tho
kaiser's concession to public opinion
will not bo followed by Parliamentary
government. A resolution demanding
amondmont to constitution making
ministry responsible to the Reichstag
will bo Introduced, but It will not com
mand over ono fourth vote.
Tho funeral or Grand Duke Aloxls
of Russia, undo of Emperor Nicholas,
who died horo Novombor 11, took place
In Paris and was accompanied by tho
traditional pomp and ceremony of tho
Russian church.
Count flout Is still making nn effort
to securo his children rrom his former
wiro Anna Gould, but tho caso has
been repeatedly postponud.
Personal.
Apparent indifference or Emperor
William to public sentiment in Goi
many irritates tho peopio greatly.
Indications from Washington aro
that Mr, Cannon will bo ro-electod
speakor without much opposition.
William D. Cornish, second vlco
president of tlio Union Pacific railroad,
died suddenly lu Chicago,
Forced by the angry tide of popular
feeling that swept tho omplre from
end to und, Emperor William has
ylolded to tho nation and promised
honcoforth to conform himself to con
stitutional methods of conducting tlio
policies of Germany,
Attorney Rood or Mndlson, who
stands near to Shallonbergor, sayH a
bank deposlto guaranty law and ro
Iical of tho county assessor hiw will
bo main pieces' or legislation in
Nebraska.
Genornl Gomez, libornl candidate
for president, carried every province
In tbo Island of Cuba.
HKH IN BRIEF
NEWS NOTES OF INTEREST FROM
VARIOUS SECTIONS.
ALL SUBJEGTSTQUCHED UPON
Religious, Social, Agricultural, Polit
ical and Other Matters Given
Due Consideration.
Richard Vlttle of Nebraska City lu
circulating a paper asking for appoint
ment to tlio position of game warden.
It is reported that many cattlo la
Gage county aro afflicted with tuber
culosla. Tho second reunion of Spanish vet
erans will bo held in Omaha next
April.
A district Sunday school convention
will bo hold at Poolo December 1
and 2.
Quito a lnrgo number or farmers
In Gardnior township, Buffalo county,
aro losing hogs from cholera.
Tho village of Mitchell by n voto of
83 to 4 voted to Issuo bonds to tbo
Amount of $18,000 for a system of wa
terworks. Word was received in Beatrice from
Mobllo, Ala., that tho lumber yard and
sawmill owned by tho Dempster com
ipany of that city had been damaged
by fire.
' Tho 4-year-old 6on of Mrs. Ellen
Ithoden or Tablo Rock was severely
bitten by a dog which ho was torment
ing. Tho wound waB Just below tho
oyo and n Jinlf dozen stitches wore ro
kulrcd to close tho wound.
Tho caso against C. S. Depass, an
lnsuranco agent arrested In Bcatrlco
October 20 on tho chargo of writing a
policy or $2,000 for John Clare without
first obtaining a certificate, was called
in county court.
Georgo Pierce was accldqntly killed
ono mllo oast or Ord by it Burlington
passenger. Ho was riding a velocl
pedo on the trnck on his way to
Sumptcr whoro he has been working
as a Boetlon hand. Tho car was scat
tered for nearly half a mllo.
, At Lincoln, Mrs.AlphaM. Sholvnlier.
(convIcted of perjury on cloven counts,
jwas sentenced to flvo years In the
ponltontlary. Mrs. Shovnllor was
named as tho benoflclary in tbo will of
Mrs. Horn, and In defending tho will
nho Bworo falBely.
Iowa Milling compnny at Fonca Is
onco moro ready for tho production cf
flour. For two years tho mill has been
silent The lower part of tho town
was flooded several times and tho city
called for tho removal or tho power.
Tho city paid tho company $2,000.
Chnrlos Hoopor "played horse" Tor
John Johnson, ono of tiie proprietors of
a Fromont laundry, giving him a ride
.through tho business streets of Fro
Jmont In a little go-cart. It was the
carrying out of provisions of an elec
tion bet.
'Grandma" Fentress celehrated hnr
jnlncty-seventii blrthdny by giving a
idlnnor to a large party of relatives and
rrlouds. Despito her great ago Mr-i,
uontroas enjoys good Health and Is
'qulto active. Her homo Is Osceola.
Tho county Judges or Nebraska will
nttompt to secure legislation noxt win
tor to correct several faults which they
find In tho statutes covering matters
which came under tho judlsdlctlon or
their court. To that end an nEBocla
tlon has been organized with .Tudgo
Carrlco or Koamoy county as proB
lldent and Judgo Roper of Duller coun
ty as secretary.
' A monument weighing 30,000 pounds
Iwlll mark tho spot noar Niobrara,
whoro Nowcll Knight and olovon other
Mormons, porished in tho cold winter
of 184C-7. Tho monument was built In
IFromont and It has Just boon shipped
-to Niobrara to Jesso Knight, who Is a
son or Nowoll Knight. Tlio death or
itho twelve Mormons was duo to e.
iposuro and privation.
W. H. Woods or Omahn spent a day
or two recently In tho vicinity of Fort
Calhoun searching ror Indian objects
In Desota township. Ho received vnlu.
ablo aid rrom William Haas, tho famll
,los or tho lato Charles Soltz and ta
zarus Borgeous. From Mr. Crulk
(HhankB and Editor Ostorman or tho
Blulr Domocrat ho received a valuable
stono hatchet for tho Robert F. aildor
collection.
Tho supremo court recently hoard
.nrcntmnnt n mnllnn c r if.j oi,..n.
,way for a rehearing. Shumway was
iconvlctcd ror murdering Mrs. Mnrtin
'Of GniTO COlllltv mill tlin ulinrnmn rnnrt
affirmed the death sontonco and sot
October 30 last ns tho dnto of execu
tion of tho Judgmont. Tho court later
sot tho date or execution far January
8, pending argument on n motion for a
now trial. Tho now dato of tho death
sentence Is ono day nftor Governor
eloct Shnllenborgor takes his soat aB
governor. If tho court rnfnsnn to
Igrant a yohonrlng tho condomncd man
(win have nn opportunity to nppoal to
two governors ror a pardon or commu
tation of sontencc.
James Barton, a vonnc colored mnn.
'shot nt hlB wiro in Koamoy with a
single barreled shotgun nnd four shots
took effect. Tlio wnnndu win nnt lm
'ratal on account of tho dlstanco from
tho weapon.
From prosont Indication local grain
men at Lincoln sav thorn win lm
'notlceablo shortago lu production of
winter wheat In 1007. Grain ronorts
.show that thoro is n world wldo
drouth which will affect tho supply or
thin "rain in atirh nn nvlnnf Mint tv.n
price which Is now high, being about
$1.03 a bushel at Chicago, will climb
;tosfl,2 before tho ndvanco stona.
V. f. .". .fc
NEBRASKA NEWS AND NOTES.
Items of Greater or Lesser Impor
tance Over the State.
A farmers' Inntltuto Is to bo hold
nt Nollgh Friday, November 27.
Alliance is taking slops toward pro
viding n complete sewerage system.
Alfrod Wternor was arrested by Iho
sheriff of Keith county for forglns
chocks.
Tho diphtheria quarantine nt Wy
more, in force for somu time, has beon
lifted;
Farmer Burns, the famous wrestler,
thinks of removing to Omaha and
opening a school of wrestling.
Tho NcbrnAka-MolIno Plow com
pany's building at Omaha burned, In
flicting loss or $100,000.
MrB. Mary Lconnrd of Dodge county
has been adjudged insane nnd was
consigned to the hospital at Lincoln.
Tho patient Is about 80 years old.
Wlnaiow, ono of tho new stations
up tho Burlington toward Slbux City,
Is to havo a new cement block fac
tory. A young man by the nanio or C. A.
Anderson who lias been omployod for
8omo tlmo with Hayncs Bros. In Hast
ings, w.ib arrested after having passed
bogtiB checks on about a dozen busi
ness men of tho city.
A hand car containing eight laborers
wB struck by a Burlington switch en
gino pushing two empty freight cars
into n sandpit siding near Oreapolls
Junction. The crow escaped without
serious Injury.
A party at Plalnvlew who drew a
good claim In Tripp county has figured
It out that it will cost him about
$2,700 by tho time ho proves up and
ho Is not sure It Is a big investment
nftor nil.
Mrs. Koehler or Pohocco precinct,
Saunders county, bad an applo that
she picked from a tree In her orchard
early in tho fall of 1907 and is yet a
good, sound apple and shows no sign
or decny.
Tho ladles' aid society or the Con
gregational church of Clay Center
hold a fair and social, serving both
dlnnor and supper, nnd selling a largo
assortment or articles which had been
donated for tho cause. Tho program
Included a babv show
George C. Boyer, who killed Her
man Pedluts nt Bnyard ou August 28,
wa3 found guilty of manslaughter.
Ills alorneys will fllo a motion for a
uow trial. Boyer killed Perlets with
a tamping bar which he (Boyer) used
for setting posts.
Tho largo farm resldenco of Colonel
Reeves on tho east side of tho river
from Nebraska City was destroyed by
Are. The family was away from homo
and whon they roturncd nothing waB
loft but tho smoking ruins. The loss
wn8 partly covered by insurance.
Mnbol, tho little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Georgo Sperry or Falls City,
fell into a tub of water backwards
and was nearly drowned bcroro she
was discovered. After some energetic
work over the child she revived and
has now entirely recovered.
Mrs. C. L. Bnrrackman, who at
tempted sulcldo at Hastings by swal
lowing carbolic acid, Is recovering
satisfactorily. Sho had been suffering
with tuberculosis and her attempt ;o
commit suicide was prompted by de
spondency on account of her sickness.
It Is understood that Governor Shel
don will appoint four Judges of tho
supreme court beforo ho goes out of
office, but whether or not ho will an
nounce tho names prior to the dato or
tho official canvass or tho constitu
tional amendment providing ror bucIi
appointments or wait until aftor tho
stato bar association meets in Lincoln,
November 2.1, Is not known.
Miss Emma Paulus, daughter of Pe
ter Patilus, who took his own lire last
spring during a fit of insanity, proba
bly fatally shot herself at the farm
homo seven miles west of Falrbury.
The young lady had not boon "right"
for some time prior to her father's
death.
Word was received In Fromont of
tho death at Denver or Mrs. Volona
Thomas, widow or W. D. Thomas. Sho
was ono of the ploneors of that city
and moved to Donvor to livo with hor
son, William Thomas, about threo
years ago. Her remains will be burled
in Nebraska.
Tho Cass county Sunday school, lu
convention assembled, unanimously
adopted the following resolution: "Wo,
tho members of this convention as
sembled, do hereby doslro to go on
record as emphatically pledged to
county option nnd all othor good meas
ures looking toward tho hastening of
stato and national prohibition, nnd wo
will always support tho men whom wo
know to bo pledged to tho same."
Rev. II. B. Foskott, formerly pastor
of tho Baptist church at Fromont, In
augurated a series of stereoptlcon bib
lical lectures in the Eden Baptist
church at Stromsburg, a few evenings
ngo. Ilov. Mr. Foskott gavo a similar
series of lectures at Fremont nnd they
wero very Interesting.
Harold Grow, 15 years old, son of
John Grow, a drayman nt Brunswick,
Antelopo county, was nccldontally kill
ed. Ho wus walking alongside of n
loaded wagon when ho fell In such
a way that the rear wheel pa6Sod
ovor his head. Ho was rendered un
conscious and died within two bour.
HENEY TO RENEW WORK
Graft Prosecutor Gives First Interview
Since the Shooting byYtaas.
Tho Call, of San Francisco, Monday
morning prlntB tlio flrstlntervley grunt
ed to tho press by Francis J. Heney
since the district attorney was shot in
Judge Lawlor's court room November
14 by Horrls HanB, while tho hearing
of ono or tho cases against Reiif war
In progress.
After expressing devout thanks for
his escape, Mr. Ilenoy gald:
"In this great, battle against vice
and corruption let no one beltove that
tho truo source Is to be found In the
indlvldunl dynamiters, Jury bribers,
kidnapers and assassins and that their
extermination means uutlmate victory.
Such things are but the bubbles rising
from tho pool of filth that has been
years In making. Tlio seed has been
sown and wo must reap the harvest,
but in gathering the tnrcs let us bo
sntlBflcd with nothing but the root.
"It hns been a terrible sacrltlcc, but
if my blood has not been shed In vain,
if tho assassin's bullet litis suddenly
disclosed to the public, eye tlio hide
ousness of the gigantic conspiracy to
defeat the law, then I shnll fool that
I havo not lived In uiln, that my poor
cffortB havo met with immeasurable
benefit to my beloved city and Btatc."
The foreglng is a part of tlio state
ment which Is published over Mr.
Hancy's signature. The wounded man
la woll on the road to recovery and
stated that ho was eager to get back
to tho prosecution of the graft cahes
again.
Sheldon Files His Statement.
Republican Treasurer Sheldon filed
hlB roport with tho secretary of Btatc
Monday. It shows that $1,035,308.27
was spent by tho national commit
tees in the late campaign. Chnrlos P.
Tnft donated $110,000: Ltirz Anderson
of Boston; Morgan und Carnegie gave
$20,000 each. Tlio Union Leaguu of
Philadelphia gave $22,fi00 and the Un
ion Lcnguo of New York $31,777. Edith
Corbln, wife of tbo general, gavo $10,
000. Mrs. A. A. Anderson of New
York $5,000; Mrs. Russell Sago $1,000;
Mrs. Mary Ames of Boston $500; Mrs.
John liny of Cleveland $500 and Mrs.
Mary Plnchot of Cincinnati $500. Alex
S. Cochran nnd William Cromwell of
New York and J. N. Bagloy or Mich
igan, gavo $15,000 each. C. D. Borden,
Whltelaw Reld, Frank A. Mnnsoy,
Jacob H. Schlff, Fred P. Smith and
Seth II. Carter gavo $10,000 eacn.
Bullets at German Balloon.
German military experts wero fired
on Monday by Russltm soldiers while
making experiments with a war bal
loon. They wero unhurt, but the affair
stirred court circles. In tho flight
Monday, while a hundred meters from
tho frontier, tho Germans were seen
by the Russian frontier guards, and
told that they must not cross tbo line.
Seemingly, disregarding the order,
they wero fired on. The officers des
cended and communicated with tlio
foreign office, which protested to the
Russian embassy. Strong representa
tions aro being prepared to send to
St Petersburg. Russia will be asked
to disavow the action of hor soldiers
in Urlng on German property.
Americans Play Ball in Japan.
In the presence of an enthusiastic
crowd of moro than 8,000 people tho
American baseball team which went
to Japan to play some ot tho univer
sity tennis, opened the season Sunday
a r tor n oon and defeated the Waseda
unlvorslty by a score of 5 to 0. The
Waseda team played snappy ball, hut
did not succeed In getting a man as
far as second base. Count Okuiiia, the
Sago of Waseda university, wearing
the cap and coat of tho American
team, tossed tbo llrst bal lacross tho
plate. Aftor tho gamo too American
players wero tho guests of Count Oku
ma at a garden party given by him in
their honor.
Labor Crisis Confronts Germany.
Unanimous action by tho labor un
ions of Germany Ih expected as n re
sult of their domnnd that govorn
mental aid be given the unemployed
nt once. The problem now facing the
omplre Is most sorbins. It was de
clared by labor leaders, who Monday,
presented tho reault of their Investi
gations to the ministry, that already
moro than one-third ot their total
membership 1b out or work, with no
moanB or support. Tho authorities
agree that tho situation Is more sir
lous than In a generation. Tho Berlin
authorities hopo to bo ablo to In
auguruto extensive public Improve
ments and thus provide work for tho
involuntary idle.
Japanese Poachers Fined.
Word nnu been received in Soattlo
that Judgo Held or Alaska has lined
tbo members ot tbo crow of tho Japa
nese Bcalor ivlnsau Maru, convicted or
seal poaching, an nggcrguto or $35,400
or $300 ror every man convicted. Thu
Japanese hnvo glvon notice that they
will appeal. Tho men wore captured
when two sealing vessels wore seized
last AugiiHt, one ot them being fitted
to rcsemblo a rovenuo cuttor. Judgo
Reld glvcB tho alternative of 300 days
In Jail at Vnldez.
Death In Wake of British Hurricane.
Reports of tho damage canned by
Sunday's torrllllc storm, which swept
tho British const, Indicate that the
loss of lire will bo very heavy. Sov
oral yachts aro reported sunk off tho
southern const.
Collision on the Border.
A special dispatch from Vienna
sayB a band or Servians, while cross
ing tho Bosnian frontier near Sevor
nlk, was ropulsed by Austrian troops,
'x'no Servians lost seventeen men
killed and tho AufltrJaus tbreo killed.
TO CURE A COUGH
Or Break a Cold in 24 Hour
Mix ttto ounces of Glyccrlno and a
half ounce of Virgin Oil of Pino tsom
pound pure with u. half pint of Straight
Whisky. Shako well aud tnko a tea
spoonful every four hours.
'I bo genuine Virgin Oil of Pmo com
pound pure Is prepared only by Thfl
Leach Chemical Co., Cincinnati, Ohio,
and Is put up, only in halfoiinco vials,
each vial seciirel. sealed In a round
uoodmi caso to Insuie Its frenhnoe
and purity.
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A Terror to Hts Kind.
A ccrtnln congressman is the father
of a bright lad of ten, who persists, do
spite the patuntnl objection and do
cree, in rending literature of tho "half
dlmo" variety.
"That's a nice way to bo spondlng
your time." said the father on ono oc
cahion. "Whnt's your ambition, any
how?" "Dad," responded the youngster,
with a smile. "I'd llko to havo poople
ttemblo like aspen leaves at the more
mention of my name."- Llpplacotfa.
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Mr. Lapsltng'c Mean Joke.
"You havo named tho baby Tetan
us?" exclaimed the horrlflod caller.
"Yes," answered .Mrs. Lapalfng. "I
think that's what we'll call her. It's
tbo name my hiiBband Hiiggeaw."
"But think how It will mortify her
when sho grows to be a young woman!
Do you know what 'tetanus' means? It
means lockjaw." ,
"You must be mistaken about that.
Ho sayB It means silent, quiet, re
served." Starch, liko everything cWo, is be
ing constantly Improved, tho patent
Starches put on tho mnrket 25 yjoars
ngo aro very different and inforlor to
those or tho present day. la tho lat
est discovery Defiance Starch all In
jurious chemicals aro omitted, whllo
tho addition or nnothcr ingredient. In
vented by us, gives to tho Starch &
strength and smoothness novor ap
proached by other brands.
A Cheerful Gueescr.
"What does an actor moaa by a 'ft
part? "
"I don't know, but from tiro olongin
oub sound I should Judgo It ncaas ttm
olio." Kansas City Times.
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SOLO BT ALL LEADING DRUeOSTSc
one size only, regulnr prico 5(Krbolt.
colds from
exposure:
to all kinds of inclement
weather are of such com
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a greqt mistake. Serious
illness often follows in the
wake of a neglected cold.
DR.D.JAYNES
Expectorant
has been successful for seventy
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risy. It is also a BUwdaid
remedy for Croup, Whoopicfj
Cough, Inflammation of tbo
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Cure your cold noto go to
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