Tho chicken looks like a benevolent
aye upon tho amateur gardner
Children are won by candy women
by bonnets men by schemes
foxf never hear any one complain
about Defiance Starch There la
none to equal It in quality and quan
tity 16 ounces 10 cents Try It now
and save your monoy
It Is more blessed to give than to
have to pay for your own gifts
The voice of a mob reaches into the
marrow
GREATLY REDUCED RATES
Via
WABASH RAILROAD
Home Visitors Excursion to points
in Indiana Ohio and Kentucky sold
Sept 1st 8tb 15th and Oct 6th at
very low rate long limit returning
HALF FARE
Baltimore Md and return sold Sept
17th 18th and 19th
Little Rock Ark and return sold
Oct 2nd 3rd and 4th
Detroit Mich and return sold Oct
14th 15th 16th and 17th
Homeseekers Excursion to many
points South and Southeast one way
and round trip tickets sold the first
and third Tuesdays of each month
The Wabash is the only line pass
ing the Worlds Fair Grounds giving
all a view of the buildings and
grounds Through connections No
bus transfer this route Elegant
equipment consisting of sleepers
FREE reclining chair cars and high
back coaches on all trains
Ask your agent to route ypu via
the Wabash For rateB folders and
all information call at Wabash City
ofllce 1601 Farnam street or addresi
HARRY E MOORES
Genl Agt Pass Dept
Omaha Neb
To Visit All the Capitals
Joan A Crone a newspaper man
b Augusta Me who is to visit every
state capital in the United States cov
erln ga distance of over 21000 miles
Inside of three years and six months
Jis nearlng Lansing Mich having al
ready covered 2194 miles since April
fl He is making the journey on a
Iwager of 5000 and is walking the
entire distance pushing a wheelbarrow-shaped
contrivance which he calls
a trolyette which contains his cloth
ling sleeping tent food etc
If you wish beautiful clear white clothes
use Red Cross Ball Blue Large 2 os
package 5 cents
Five Kings at a Wedding
At least five sovereigns will attend
the marriage of Prince Andrew of
Greece and Princess Alice of Batten
berg The czar Emperor William
King Edward King Christian and
iKing George have promised to at
tend the ceremony
Try me just once and I am sure
to come again Defiance Starch
A babys first attempt to walk is a
trial balance
Plsos Oura is tho best medloln we ever used
Cor all affeotlona ol the throat and luntrs Wil
O Endslmt Vanburen Ind Feb 10 1900
Wine Testing by Telephone
Wine testing by telephone is the lat
est contrivance of a Paris inventor
Unscrupulous venders will not blame
M Maneuvrler assistant director of
the laboratory of researches of the
Paris faoulty of sciences He has just
discovered an infallible method of as
certaining by the use of the telephone
how much a given quantity pi wine has
been watered The principle on which
the invention rests Is the variable con
ductivity or different liquids notably
of wine and water The aparatus
works as follows Two vessels one
containing wine known to be pure the
other the same quantity of the wine
to be tested are placed on an Instru
ment outwardly resembling a pair of
scales The telephone is in contact
with both liquids If the sample of
wine under observation is as pure as
tue standard used for comparison no
sound Is heard If on the contrary It
contains water the telltale telephone
speaks and the greater the propor
tion of water the louder the instru
ment complains A dial on which a
number of figures are marked is con
nected with the telephone To ascer
tain the proportion of water in the
wine tested the operator moves a
hand on the dial until the telephone
which has been Bpeaklng all this
time lapses into silence The hand
has thus been brought to a certain
figure on the dial This number is
then looked up In a chart which the
ingenious and painstaking inventoi
has drawn up and corresponding to it
is found indicated the exact propon
Hon of water contained in the quan
tity of wine
DOCTOR SAID
-
Quit Wrong Food and Eat Grape
Nuts
An Illinoisan who has been through
the mill says Last Spring I was so
bad with Indigestion I could not digest
even soft cooked eggs and doctor said
I must eat predlgested food and pre
scribed Grape Nuts I changed for the
better before I had used one package
eating It three times a day
My Improvement on Grape Nuts
food was so wonderful that I con
cluded to use your food drink Postum
In plaoe of tea and to make a long
story short I have not been without
Grape Nuts and Postum since and my
present health proves my doctors
wisdom iri prescribing Grape Nuts I
have got strong as a horse and well
and I owe It all to your delicious food
and Postum Name given by Pos
tum Co Battle Creek Mich
In j the malting of Grape Nuts food
all the Indigestible starches of the
grain are transformed Into Post sugar
Every particle of Grape Nuts is digest
ible in the weakest stomach Physi
cians have never found a stomach
too weak to digest and assimilate
it
Look in each package for a copy ot
the famous little nook The Road to
Wellvillo
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CHANGE OF PLAN
NEW METHOD OF CH008ING U 8
CONSULS
THE PRESIDENT INTRODUCES IT
Hencofortth Men Appointed Must
Have Experience New System Will
Insure Improvement in Service and
Benefit Commercial Interests
OYSTER BAY An important
change of policy with respect to the
making of appointments In the con
sular service has been decided upon
by President Roosevelt He discuss
ed the change with Assistant Secre
tary of State Fricis B Loomis
For many years it has been prac
tically the uniform practice of presi
dents to appoint men to positions in
the consular service
without reference to
substantially
whatever pre-
vlous experience they may have had
Quite naturally the president endeav
ored to select for appointment men
of integrity and ability but experi
ence was not a determining factor in
the equation President Roosevelt
after consulting with Secretary Hay
Assistant Secretary Loomis and mem
bers of his cabinet not immediately
identified with the state department
has determined to appoint hereafter
to important places in the consular
service men who already had served
and who have had experience and
training in minor positions which will
render them the more capable of fill
ing places of higher grade and great
er importance
The change in policy does not ex
tend the civil service to the consular
service and it does not extend nec
essarily a consuls tenure of office at
any particular place but it is pointed
out it does give reasonable assurance
to the manufacturing and commercial
interests of the United States which
are interested in the extension of the
countrys foreign trade that in a com
paratively short time all consular po
sitions will be filled not only by men
of character and ability but by men
who by training and experience are
especially qualified to advance the
business interests of the United
States
Mr Loomis discussed with the pres
ident several appointments in the ser
vice that are to be made very soon
It is understood that all of the ap
pointees will be men who now are
filling places of lesser importance in
the service They are to be promot
ed and in turn their places will be
filled by men who have not had the
experience they have had
SHAW TALKS PLAIN TO FARMERS
Says Agriculture Has Not Kept Pace
with Other Industries
COLUMBUS O Secretary of the
Treasury Shaw arrived here Friday
He delivered an address at the fair
grounds He did not mention the cur
rency question in his speech confin
ing himself to general agricultural
topics He declared that in its econ
omies agriculture had not kept pace
with other industries saying
You grow a fat pig or steer but
the chances are that you cannot tell
whether he costs you 3 cents or 5
cents a pound to produce When
these are marketed every bit of waste
ceases every by product is saved and
it is known to the fraction of a cent
what each has cost
At the risk of offending some I
am going to say that if I questioned
the first ten farmers I met in adjoin
ing states nine would tell me how pro
ductive their farms used to be how
much butter they used to make and
how much hay they used to produce
There is no excuse for land deterior
ating and as certain as day economy
must be practiced on the farm as it is
in the factory packing house and re
finery The by products must be turn
ed to profitable account
Hanna Is at His Office
CLEVELAND O Senator Hanna
was at his office for a brief period
Thursday for the first time since his
illness Mr Hanna is still determined
to go on the stump in the republican
state campaign which opens Septem
ber 19 notwithstanding that it will
probably be against the advice of his
physicians
Colonel Eskridge Dies in Manila
WASHINGTON D C General
Wade has cabled the War department
from Manila announcing the death of
Colonel Richard Eckridge U S A
retired who died in the hospital
August 29 He was retired in 1901
Old Soldiers Meetings
NEW YORK The adjourned meet
ing of the Society of the Potomac will
be held in conjunction with the
meeting of the Armies of the West
at Washington October 15 and 16
next General Daniel E Sickles will
represent the society at the unveiling
of the Sherman statue and Gen John
R Brooke the president will re
spond at the banquet The headquar
ters will be at the Ebbit house A
large crowd is in attendance
A
MARINES KEEP GUARD
European Powers Take Active Meas
ures to Protect Subjects
WASHINGTON Minister Lelsh
man has cabled the state department
that owing to the disturbed condi
tions in Constantinople an additional
kavass or detective force has been
stationed at the American legation
ThlB action was taken on the sug
gestion of the Turkish government
which has assured the American min
ister that Jt will use every precau
tion to protect all foreigners but has
warned the different embassies and
legations that It would be well to
strengthen the force inside the build
ings
In case a necessity develops It is
probable that the Turkish govern
ment will allow the United States
to send a detachment of marines
from the squadron which is expected
to arrive at Beyroon at once The
United States has no authority to
send a warship through the Dardan
elles and would have to have the con
sent of Turkey and also that of other
European powers to do so
Minister Leishman in his cable
grame informed the department that
a number of governments have land
ed marines in Constantinople for the
protection of the embassies
THE GREAT NORTHERN HOLDUP
Bandits Fire on the Engineer at Great
Falls Mont
BUTTE Mont A special to the Inter-Mountain
from Great Falls says
What is believed to have been an
attempt to hold up Express No 151
on the Great Northern railroad al
most within the city limits of Great
Falls was foiled by the engineer who
ran his train by the spot where it
was to have been halted so fast that
the robbers could not get at him
Just east of the city the engineer
saw figures on the side of the track
in the darkness Some one shouted
something but the engineer paid no
attention There was a shot and the
ball passed within a foot of his head
and smashed a glas sin the cab De
tectives were hurried to the scene but
no one was found there
NO INCREASE IN DEPOSITS
Secretary Shaw Says that Money Will
Be Held in Treasury
CHICAGO The published report
that government deposits in national
banks are to be materially increased
is declared by Secretary of the Treas
ury Leslie M Shaw to be unfounded
Secretary Shaw Thursday made the
following statement
I notice some newspaper accounts
to the effect that I am about to in
crease deposits of money to theex
tent of 40000000 available for depos
its if conditions should hereafter ren
der it expedient to make so large an
increase
For the present I am accepting
only applications for small amounts
that have been on file for several
months and am confining these to ag
ricultural districts
KEARNEY GETS THE NORMAL
State Board of Education Puts in a
Large Part of Day Balloting
LINCOLN Neb Kearney gets the
new state normal school for the erec
tion of which tho late legislature ap
propriated 50000 Ord and Broken
Bow also ran The Jocation was de
cided upon the 11th ballot after the
board had discussed for some time
the advisability of adjourning The
proposition made by the Buffalo coun
ty town was a 20 acre site for the
school a large three storv brick
building that can be used as a dormi
tory and a water power privilege in
all valued at 90000 On the winning
ballot Kearney got 4 votes Ord 1 and
Broken Bow 3
Postoffice Investigation to End
WASHINGTON Postmaster Gen
eral Payne said that when the federal
grand jury in this city disposes of the
postoffice cases now before it the in
vestigation in Washington will be
practically complete leaving maters in
New York still to be closed He said
he hoped to have the entire postoffice
investigation ended and Mr Bristows
report in by the first of October
Make Colonist Rates to Coast
SAN FRANCISCO Cal The South
ern Pacific Union Pacific and connect
ing roads have taken independent ac
tion in the matter of colonist rates
to California this fall and announce
that they will put them into effect on
September 15 and daily until Novem
ber 30 It is expected tHat this action
will result in very heavy travel to
California during this period
Western Pioneer Dead
ST JOSEPH Mo Samuel Jacobs
a pioneer in the history of early life
of Kansas and Colorado and a rail
way builder is dead aged 82 He
was the grandson of General John
Andre a brother of Major Andre of
revolutionary fame
W J Bryan Leaves New York
NEW YORK W J Bryan left town
Friday for New Haven without see
ing any prominent local democrats
THE CUP IS HELD
AMERICAN RELIANCE WINS THE
THIRD RACE OF SERIES
SHAMROCK MISSES AT FINISH
Does Not Cross the Line and Comes
to It from the Other Side AmerK
can Yacht Takes the Lead and
Maintains the Same
Time of Race
Outer
Start Mark
Reliance 101B6 34033
Shamrock III 10200 35145
Finish
5300
Shamrock III did not finish
NEW YORK Reliance the Ameri
can cup defender on Thursday won
the third and final race and the serleE
for that famous sea trophy Americas
cup In a dense fog which prevented
vision beyond 200 yards the defender
finished the race at 53002 amid the
acclamations of the assembled float
Shamrock III after running for
more than an hour in the fog missed
the finish line passed by it and then
returned to it from the opposite di
rection As Reliance was then being
towed through the fleet the yachts en
sign fluttered from its truck and
spreaders in celebration of its victory
Shamrock III did not cross the finish
line As often said of the historic race
when America won the cup There
was no second
This successful race was achieved
only after four futile attempts to sail
off the final race and after the out
come had been admitted by even Sir
Thomas Lipton to be a foregone con
clusion Todays was the eighth at
tempt to sail a race After one fluke
Reliance won the following races one
by 7 minutes and 3 seconds and the
other by 1 minute and 19 seconds
A week ago the first attempt to sail
the third race failed and others have
failed every day this week On the
first occasion Reliance led Shamrock
to the finish line by two miles but
failed to reach it before the expiration
of the time limit of five and a hall
hours Today5s victory means that
the cup is destined to remain in Amer
ica until England is able to produce a
genius equal to Herreshoff in yacht
designing
Rarely if ever has there been a
more spectacular finish than Re
liances After racing over an hour
at terrific speed through a blinding
fog Reliance burst through the wall
of mist upon the vision of the spec
tators on the fleet assembled at the
finish line and heeling under a great
bellying balloon jib topsail until its
lee rail was awash flew across the
finish line almost before the spectators
could determine for a certainty that
it was the defender Once more the
Yankee boat had added to the long
string of victories in contests for the
honored old silver trophy that carried
with it the blue ribbon of the sea
Lonesome Joe is Captured
CODY Wyo Lonesome Joe
whose correct name is H L Hughes
was captured near the Montana line
a few days ago by Sheriff Potter of
Carbon county Montana Lonesome
Joe is wanted on several charges ol
horse stealing and bank robbery
SAY THE BETTER BOAT WON
London Papers Comment on the Cup
Yacht Races
LONDON Friday mornings papers
publish editorials congratulating the
United States on again retaining the
Americas cup and complimenting Sir
Thomas on his gallant fight All the
journals agree that the contests were
won by the better boat and the clev
erer skipper and crew and admit that
there seems to be no reason why the
United States should not retain the
cup for many years to come since
it seems that Great Britain has some
thing to learn from America in the
matter of yacht building
The Daily Telegraph expresses the
general feeling when paying a trib
ute to the fairness with which the
contests were conducted it says An
entirely honorable chapter added tc
the history of the Americas cup
Discuss Prospects of War
VICTORIA B C Japanese papers
brought by the Empress of China
which arrived Tuesday from the Ori
ent have columns discussing the pros
pects of war The Mainichi reports
that the Japanese government has
concluded arrangements with a certain
power for the loan of 100000000 for
military purposes The paper states
editorially that the report is believed
to be true
Massacre by the Infantry
SOFIA A strong force of Turkish
infantry cavalry and artillery recent
ly attacked the village of Stoilovo
northward which had been occupied
by insurgents The latter retired
after which the Turks entered the
place massacred the entire population
and destroyed the village
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria has
arrived at Euxinograde Bulgaria
where he has been joined by the pre
niter
MOROS BECOMING RESTLESS
Jolo Constabulary Kills Twenty insur
gents in a Battle
MANILA The Jolo constabulary
have been in conflict with a body ol
Insurgents in the province of Cavlte
near Laguna de Bay and killed twen
ty of them during a sharp engage
ment
Reinforcements have been sent to
subdue the Insurgents who have tak
en up a strong position in the moun
tains which flank the Laguna
The executive council for the Moro
province has been organized in ac
cordance with the bill recently en
acted by the Philippine commission
providing for the government of the
Moros
The council Is composed of a gov
ernor secretary treasurer engineer
and superintendent of schools The
province will now be within the ju
risdiction of the Philippine courts and
constabulary Moro laws being recog
nized when not In direct conflict with
American laws
- General Leonard Wood now resi
dent of Zamhonga who has Just com
pleted the organization of the gov
erning council reports a feeling of
unrest among the Moro inhabitants
and upon his request an additional
battery has been dispatched from Ma
nila to strengthen the forces now un
der his command
IS GLAD OF FINAL DEFEAT
Sir Thomas Says He Knew He Was
Doomed Anyhow
HIGHLANDS OF THE
- - - -NAVE-SINK
N J When the Erin had dis
charged her passengers Thursday
night and the echo of their cheers
had died away Sir Thomas Lipton
said
Two weeks ago I was hopeful
last week I knew I was doomed to de
feat and was disappointed but today
I am almost glad in my own defeat
this America has been such a gener
ous victor I want to again thank
the American people for their gen
erosity to me in my defeat
Asked what his plans are Sir
Thomas said
My crew is to return to England
on Tuesday next and I really ought
to go back by that time myself I
will post out my engagements in a
day or two and then determine what
I shall do I will attend a dinner in
New York tomorrow night and I half
promised to be Mr Woodruffs guest
in Brooklyn and go to the New Yoik
state fair but that is not absolutely
certain It is possible I may have to
start for home next week
FIRE OF REVOLUTION
Indians Arise on Isthmus of Panama
Joining New Insurgent Leader
NEW YORK Travelers in Panama
report the isthmus alight with fires
of a new revolution according to a
Times dispatch from San Jose Costa
Rica
The Indians have arisen and the late
followers of General Benjamin Her
rera are mustering in the mountain
villages preparatory to joining an or
ganized revolt caused by the rejection
of the Panama canal treaty
Hundreds of stacks of arms con
fiscated by the Colombian government
at the close of the late revolution have
reappeared from some mysterious
source With the arms goes ammuni
tion fresh from factories showing the
movement is not spasmodic but care
fully planned
BRAZILS BIG APPROPRIATION
That Nation to Have a Larg Exhibit
at Worlds Fait
WASHINGTON D C The state de
partment has transmitted to the Wash
ington representative of the Worlds
fair a dispatch from the United States
minister to Brazil D E Thompson of
Lincoln stating that an appropriation
of 600000 gold on account of Brazils
participation in the exposition has
passed both houses of the Brazilian
congress and has received the pres
idents approval
The appropriation which is the full
amount recommended by the govern
ment is the greatest appropriation
Brazil has aver made for representa
tion at an international exposition
and will insure that country the most
extensive exhibit of any South Ameri
can country
Jim and Jack to Meet
LOS ANGELES Cal Champion
Jim Jeffries and Jack Monroe have
agreed to meet in this city October
16 for a twenty round contest
Destroy Bulgarian Bands
SALONICA Hilma Pasha inspec
tor general of Macedonia has tele
graphed from Monastir that a Bul
garian band was defeated September
1 between Klissura and Kastoria with
heavy loss The remainder of the
band is being pursued by the Turks
Another band was defeated the same
day near Venezianogratsko and -thirty
insurgents killed Another band ol
sixteen rebels was destroyed neai
Kilnik
Tho castle that is nover stormed
will surely stand
Defiance Starch Is put up 16 ounces
in a package 10 cents One third
more starch for the samo money
Some men kill their friends
swords others by words
br
4re tour cixtiies faded t
T7 Rod Cross Ball Blue and make them
White again Large 2 oz package 5 cents
Fools go In crowds
companionship
man loves
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lammitloo allaja patn ourti wind colic 33o a botUe
Ml
It Is the friction of life that polishes
tip its rough edges
To Cure a CoVd in One day
Take Laxative Bromo Qninlno Tablets All
druggists refund money if Itfaiistocure2Sc
A ten cent argument often ends la
l 10 quarrel
MANY CHILDREN ARE SICKLY
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children
used by Mother Gray a nurse in Childrens
Home New York cure Summer Complaint
Feverishness Headache Stomach Troubles
Teething Disorders and Destroy Worms At
nil Druggists 25c Sample mailed FREE
Address Allen S Olmsted I e Roy N Y
The boy of twelve who doesnt know
more than his father needs attention
Tho shield of faith was not meant to
protect the conscience
Try One Package
If Defiance Starch does not
please you return It to your dealer
If It does you get one third more for
the same money It will give you
satisfaction and will not stick to tho
Iron
A woman is rarely jealous of an
elderly spouse and yet
All the worlds a stage but many of
the actors are only understudies
Often they who try to uproot Chris
tianity only shake down Its fruits
Its no sign that stocks are feverish
because they absorb water freely
The Popular Fad of Munching
i One of the popular fads In Newport
at present Is munching which
means merely eating very slowly
Munching is one of the numerous pre
ventives of growing avoirdupois and
as It has the recognition of King Ed
ward it is naturally regarded with
much favor in Newport The theory
is that every particle of food must be
chewed slowly and carefully until no
solid material remains to be swal
owed Slow eating is merely carried
to an extreme by the new treatment
All London society threatened with
too much flesh Is said to be chewing
very long and very thoroughly and
American converts to the system are
ahready numerous Its effect is said
to be noticeable at dinners which have
some to be known as munching parties
and are much less vivacious than they
were when eating and drinking went
pn rapiafy Persons who eat slowly
also eat much less than those who eat
rapidly
An Old Soldiers Experience
Dennard Ark Sept 7th Mr E J
Hicks merchant of this place has
written for publication an account of
a personal experience which is very
interesting
I am an old Federal soldier
writes Mr Hicks and shortly after
the close of the war I was taken sick
I had aches and pains all over me
fluttering of the heart and stomach
trouble I Just simply was never a
moment without pain I could not
sleep at night and I wa3 always tired
and fearfully weak
I tooK medicine all the time but
for a long time I was more dead than
alive Altogether I suffered for over
twenty years and I believe I would
have been suffering yet or In my
grave if I had not read of Dodds Kid
ney Pills
I got an almanac which told me of
this remedy and I bought some of it
1 started with three pills a day but
increase 1 the dose to six pills a day I
had not used many till my pains be
gan to disappear I kept on and now
I can sleep and eat as well as ever I
could and 1 feel like a new man with
no pains or aches left
I will always recommend Dodds
Kidney Pills for they axe a wonderful
remedy
Much of our happiness depends upon
the amount of affection we are ca
pable of Inspiring
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