THE ALLIANCE HERALDiRFPIHRF QF JAPS
T. J. O'Kcefo, Publlfcher.
ALLIANCE,
NEBRASKA. I
News in Brief
Representative Baker of Now York
declares members of congress wno
hnvc passes arc prejudiced in favor of
llio railroads,
Tlio Iioubo of representatives ngrecs
to nn appropriation of J100.000 for tlio
uro of tho Chicago underground nys
(cm to trnnspoit tlio mulls.
Eraklne Hewitt, son of tlio lato
Abrnm t. Hawitt or Now York, lias
announced his Intention to onter nc
tlvo politics In New Jersey.,
Eighteen Minneapolis Hour mills,
owing to tlio poor condition of tho
Hour trade, have shut down induu
nltoly. A thousand people nro out of
orlc.
Senators Kornhor and Dick confer
red In tho r.enato ehnmhor after tho
latter was sworn In nnd their cordial
attltudu prosngoB a truce In tho party
light In Ohio.
Tho sennto committee on military
affairs authorized n favorable report
on a hill to appropriate $50,000 for the
improvement of tho Presidio, San
Francisco, Cal.
Charles M. Tnft of Cincinnati, broth;
or of Secretary Tnft, la believed to bo
tho purchaser of Corot's "Le Solr" and
Diaz's "Kontalnblcau," sold at Now
York for $110,000.
Representative Denton of Missouri
will have his "way nnd tho npproprln
tlon of $00,000 to build n new "bnrn"
for the White liouso will not be made
at this session of congress.
Tho Turltlsh army under Shaklr Pa
sha haH surrounded 10,000 Albanians
at Dabntcpe, Macedonia, and more
Turkish troops arc to bo sent to his
aid. Negotiations nro continuing for
peace.
William 13. Curtis writes of tho pal
ace nt Delhi, tho most mngnlflccnt
ever built in tho world, and describes
tho vandalism that has leveled sovernl
of the halls and Is making wny with
others.
A member of the Jnpnncso liouso of
representatives is accused of being a
paid agent of Russia, and his news
paper In Tokio, which has published
attacks on tho nation's policy, is sup
pressed. George Carnegie, proprietor of Dun
?eness, onco of tlio home of General
Nathaniel Greene, nnd a nephow of
Andrew Carnegio, hns announced his
"amlhlacy for tho Georgia sennto on
tho democratic ticket.
Tho liouso committee on merchant
mnrlno nnd fisheries authorized n fa
vorable report on tho Frye bill extend
ing tho coastwise laws" of tho United
dfnteB to tho Philippine Islands July
1, 1905, without nnfcndmont.
A correspondent of tho London Dally
Mall at Chlnnampo writes that every
landing placo along tho northern const
of Korea has been taken by tho Jap
anese and a big movement of troops
is planned us soon ns tho lco breaks.
Information reaching Pnrls benrs out
tho reports that tlio Jnpnnoso doslro
to rotiro t.io Frcnclnnnd other foreign
(unoiionarles serving In Korea. The
chango is not likely to brln out n
protest during tho period of tho war.
In tho trial of Senator Burton in St.
Louis n letter was read, purporting to
havo been written by tho senator, In
which It Is stated that ho had made
inquiries at tho postofllco department
rolativo to tho Ulalto Grain companv'a
onso.
Among tho pnssongors on tho North
German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wll
liolm dor Grosso, which arrived from
Bremen, Southampton and Cherbourg,
was Charles M. Schwab, formor pros
dent of tho United States Steel corpo
ration. A special to tho Llttlo Rock (Ark.)
Gazette from Dowltt, Arkansas coun
ty, says livo negroes, who had been
arrested as a result of raco troubles
at SL Charles, worn taken from tho
guards by a crowd of men and shot
to death.
Tho sennto committee on foreign re
lations authorized a favorablo report
on tho treaty between tho United
States and Franco extending all exist
ing treaties with Franco to Tunis and
all other French possessions and pro
tectorates,. A pathetic message came to the
state department from United States
Consul Feo at Bombay, India, nnd ad
dressed to Assistant Secretary Loom is
us follows: "Daughter dead plague:
wlfo attacked." Mr. Fee Is a native
of Ohio and was appointed in 1899.
A cnblo dispatch was received from
Colonel Lout woln, tho governor of Gor.
man Southwest Africa, announcing
that a fight occurred at Omatako
mountain, March 1C, which resulted in
tho HereroB being roriulsod with tho
loss of ten men killed. The German
loss was two men killed and two
wounded.
The Iowa house committee on con
stitutional amendments rocommonded
'he submission of a constitutional
amendment to the voters to make a
drainage law possible, Tho action of
tho committee is equivalent to tho
passage of tho measuro by botn
houses.
W. D. Ballnntyne," ex-lnspoctor of
customs at Manilla, P. I., lias boon ac
quitted by Judge Ambler on a charge
jf conspiracy to do fraud tho customs
by furthering theUlogal ontry of non
exempt Chinese, 'Ho was tried upon
a similar charge In January last and
acquitted. , t
ATTEMPT TO BOTTLE UP PORT
ARTHUR HARBOR.
RUSSIANS FRUSTRATE THE PLAN
Desperate Fire Opened by the Shore
Batteries and, Varahlps Japanese
Five Ships are Supported by a
Number of Torpedo Boats.
ST. PETERSBURG. Under cover
of darkness VIco Admlrnl Togo made
another desperate attempt to bottle
up tho Russian float Iu Port Arthur,
but ho failed again, nnd when, after
daylight, VIco Admlrnl Makaroff
stoamed out to give battle, tho Jnpn
noso commnndcr refused tho chal
lenge nnd sailed away.
Tlio Japanoso practically repeated
tho tactics of Fobruary 24, by Bending
in four flroslilps, preceded by a tor
pedo boat flotilla with tho exception
that tho flreshbs tins tlnio wore
armed with HotchklsB guns for the
purposo of keeping off tho Russian
torpedo boat dostrccrs.
The enemy's nttempt wns discover
ed by means of the shoro scacrhllghts
and n heavy flro was opened from tho
batteries nnd from two gunboats
which wero gunrdhig tlio cntranco to
tho harbor. Tho Russian torpedo
bont destroyer Stiini was outside on
scouting duty and tho dash nnd nervo
of Its commnndcr, Lieutenant Krlnt
kin!, Is chiefly duo to tho comploto
defeat of tho plans of tho Jnpanese.
IIo nt onco mado straight for tho on
coming Bhlps, under n hall of fire
from tho Ilotchklss guns, nnd tor
pedocd the leading ship.
Three of tho ships wero Bhclled nnd
piled up on the shoro under Golden
Hill and ono under tho lighthouse.
Tho Stilnl then engaged the entlro six
torpedo bonis of the enemy, coming
out from n terrific light with seven
killed nnd tho commander nnd twelve
of Its complement wouiuled, but on
tho Jnpnnoso sldo only ono boat's
crow was saved. In nddltlon, accord
ing to unolllclal reports, It Is belloved
that tho Jupauoso lost, two torpedo
boats.
Tho Japanese cruisers which sup
ported tho nttnek exchanged shots
with tho ba'tterlcs, and then drew
off. nftcr which Admiral Makaroff took
a steam launch and examined tho
llrcshlps. An hour later tho Japanese
torpedo ilotllln, followed by Vice Ad
miral Togo's fleet, enmo up from n
southerly direction. Just nt daybreak
VIco Admiral. Mnknroff, with his fleet,
snlled out to cngnge tho enemy, "but
nfter tho ships and batteries had fired
a few long-dlstanco shots VIco Ad
mlrnl Togo decided to decline the is
Hiio nnd disappeared to tho south
ward. Tho rows of t tho rcpulBO of Vice
Admiral Togo's sevdnd nttempt to
block Port Arthur- created much re
joicing in tho Russian capitnl and
among all clnsses tho gallantry of
thC subject, cf high praise; but nbovc
nil tho moral effect of -Vice Admiral
Maknrorf's willingness to engage the
enemy, showing that ho considered
himself strong enough to fight, pro
duced a splendid Impression.
GOVERNMENT MAKING HEADWAY,
i
Revolutionary Contest In San Domin
go Is Losing Ground.
WASHINGTON Information re
ceived nt tjie Navy department from
Admiral Wise at Qulantnnnmo Indi
cates that the Morales government
is making headway In tho revolution
ary contest in San Domingo, tho ad
miral reporting that it is now In pos
sesion of nil tho ports of tho island
except the small ono of Monto Cristl.
This news wns brought to Guautana
mo by tho commanding officers of
tho Hartford and tho Yankee, which
havo returned to that placo from San
Domingan.
Two Million Dollars for the Poor.
ST. PAUL. Minn. By tho filing or
tho' report of tho npprnlsers appoint
ed by the probate court to ascertain
tho vnluo of tho estato of tho late
Fanny S. Wilder of St. Paul, it Is an
nounced today that tho entire Wilder
estnto, coupled with that Vrs. E. V.
Appleby, n ' daughter, amounting to
ubout f'J.OOO.OOO, is to bo used for the
poor of St. Paul, Independently of any
other charity.
Mine Under Fortress.
ST, PETERSBURG. A report from
Vladivostok snys that a mlno has been
discovered under tho fortress with
wires leading to a Chinese house in
tho town.
Russian Torpedo Boat Sunk.
ST. 'PETERSBURG. It is stated
that one Russian torpedo boat was
sunk In tho engagement at Port Ar
thur this morning, but It Is thought tho
vessel can lie refloated.
I am here in tho world to sorvo and
to think of others and not myself. i
Dr. Horlou.
Report Original Package Bill.
WASHINGTON. Tho liouso com
mittee on tho judiciary on Friday nu
thnrlzed a favorablo report on tho
Hepburn and Dolliver bill, granting
tho states police powor ovor "original
packages" of intoxicating liquor com
ing Into their borders us interstate
commorce. An amendment was adopt
ed stipulating that the bill should not
apply to parsons receiving Interstate
shipments of liquor for tholr own
personal use. Hearings on the bill
have been made during the Inst six
weeks.
PERSONS RIDING ON PAS8ES.
Railroads Not Liable for Damages to
Deadheads.
WASHINGTON Tho United States
supremo court ngain docided Hint per
sons traveling on railroads may not
secure dnmngo in cno of accident
when they rldo on passes, nnd tho de
cision went to the extent of applying
tho principle to such passengers as
wero not familiar with tho contract
usually printed on tho backs of the
passes.
Tho caso decided was that of John
D. Bocrlng and his wife, Mearling
Bocrlng, ngalnst tho Chesapeake
Beach Railroad company. Mrs. Bocr
lng was injured n nn nccldent on
the road while traveling on a pass
Issued to herself nnd her husband,
containing tho usual stipulation of ex
emption from damage. It was urged
that sho had not been mado aware of
tho stipulation, and that oven If not
Labio on general principles, the com
pany must bo bo on account of her Ig
norance. Tho cThirt did not accept
this view.
YOUNG CORBETT IS LOSER.
James Brltt Is Given the Decision In
the Twentieth Round.
SAN FRANCISCO. JameB Brltt of
California wns given tho decision over
William Rothwell, better known ns
"Young Corbott," of Colorado, In a
twenty-round contest at Woodwnrd's
pavilion Friday night. In tho seven
teenth round Corbctl's advantage was
apparent; but In that round Brltt ral
lied and rained right nnd left blows on
various portions of Corbctt's anatomy,
forcing the champion to clinch to save
himself.
Tho styleB of tho two boxers were
entirely different. Brltt fought for
tho body most of tho time, while Cor
bott devoted his attention to tho bond,
fnco nnd jaw. Brltt weighed Just 129
pounds, but Corbett's weight was not
mado public, though It Is understood
ho was at least a pound and a hair
below tho agreed weight 130 pounds.
TURKEY AGREES TO THE PLAN.
Reaches Understanding with Austria
ac to Police Force.
LONDON According to tho dis
patches received from Constantinople,
tho porto nnd tlio Austro-Russlan em
bassies have reached an agreement In
regard to tho organization of the
Mnecdonina gendarmerie under Euro
pean olllcers, so It is believed it will
not be long bofore tno reform scheme
for Macedonln, agreed upon by tho em
perors of Russia and Austria nt their
meeting nt Muorzteg, Syria, last year,
In support of which Austria has been
alleged to bo mobilizing troops, will
bo in full operation.
In an interview nt Sofia, March 24,
T3orls Sarafoff, tho Macedonian leader,
said his party intended to await the
result of an Introduction of tho re
forms before launching a fresh in
surrection. COMBES WILL HOLD HIS PLACE.
French Premier Says He Has No In
tention of Resigning.
PARIS In tho course of an inter
v;ow Primo Minister Combes denied
iho reports that he will immediately
rotiro from tho premiership as a. re
sult of tho recent cabinet reverses.
M.. Combes snys ho recognizes tliat tho
situation of the ministry is delicate,
but that so far ns ho Is concerned, ho
proposes to pursue to the end tho work
ho has undertaken without dovinting a
halr'B breadth from tho course ho
planned.
This stntement Is interpreted nB ap
plying to tho work In connection with
the pending law for tho supression of
tlio teaching orders, which probably
will bo passed in n fortnight,' when tho
premier main work will have been ac
complished. Nationalists Win Victory.
DUBLIN. Tlio nationalist? in the
SL Stevens Green division of Dublin
elected Lawrence Waldron to fill tho
vacancy in tho House of Commons
caused by tho death of James McCann
by a majority of C20 over tho unionist
candidate. Wr. Waldron Is a wealthy
stock broker. While- ho was not nn
official nationalist candidate, he is
pledged to support homo rule and the
proposal to establish n Catholic uni
versity in Dublin and to onposo the
present financial relations between
Ireland and Groat Britain.
Rudolph Wants Same Burial.
ST. LOUIS The body of George
Collins, who was executed at Union,
Mo. Friday, for tho murder of Detect
tlvo Charlos J. Schumacher, was bur
led there In tho Catholic cometcry
according to Catholic rites, performed
by tho village priest. When William
Rudolph, Collins' partner, In tho jail
hero nwaitlng oxecutlon on May 13.
was told of the disposal of Collins'
body, he said: "I want tho same ser
vices by that priost and I want to bo
burled by tho sldo of George."
Death from Bubonic Plague,
JOHANNESBURG. Up to dato the
totul number of deaths from bubonic
plague' is forty-two white and forty
colored persons.
President Will Touch Button.
WASHINGTON. Although Presl
dont Roosevelt cannot attend the
opening of tho Louisiana Purchase ex
position, he nevertheless will bo n
participant in tho oxorclses. He has
consented to press tho button at the
White house which will start the ma
chinery of the exposition. This cere
mony will take placo at 1 o'clock
(eastern standard tlmo) on April 30.
Tho doals havo not been worked out
yet, but they will bo In a few days.
The president probably will send mes
sage of congratulation.
REPORT IS FILED
MERCHANT MARINE AND FISH
ERIES QUESTION.
THE PROPOSEDSEHATE BILL
It Is Scored In the Minority Report of
the House Committee Passage of
Measure Would Result in Holding
Up the Government.
WASHINGTON Representative
Stovons (Minn.) filed the favorable re
port authorized by tho liouso commit
tee on merchant marine and fisheries
o an amended sennto bill "to require
tho employment of vessels of tho Uni
ted States for public purposes."
Tho bill requires .all government
supplies transported by sea to bo car
ried in vessels either owned by tho
government or flying tho American
flag. Tho report bases the necessity
for tho bill on the ground that It
never Is safo to depend on foreigners
for tho flefenso of our own country.
It nays that tho United States now
owns thirteen passenger and freight
transports, and that should those be
inadequate for' tho necessary trans
portation of government supplies and
troops, ships flying tho American fag
only may be used In nddltlon; that
tho government cannot expect Ameri
can Bhlps to bo available In an emer
gency. The views of the minority of tho
committee, prepared by Representa
tive Lucking (Mich.) and signed by
Representatives Spight, Goulden, Mc
Dormott and Lucking, declare tho bill
to be a step in the policy of subsidis
ing our merchant marine, for which
for seven y.earB the most active, per
sistent, influential and unblushing lob
by has been hounding the life out of
both branches of congress.- Tho re
port says that outside of the goods
transported In vessels owned by the
government there was paid In freights
for such cnrrylng In the year 1901,
$4,523,954, and that "this carrying is
dono principally to the Philippines,
and, like the major portion of all our
war nnd naval expenditures of tho
present dny, has been rendered nec
essary by the ill-advised subjugation
and retention of those islands."
Tho report saya tho bill is n most
narefaced misappropriation of public
mouoyn, and adds:
"Of the seventeen vessels now en
gaged in this trafllc on the Pacific, all
aro manned exclusively, (except offi
cers) b Chinese sailors, who work
for about ono-third or ono-fourth tlio
wages that American sailors receive,
so that tho American sailors havo
neon completely supplanted by these
Chinese In tho very Pacific ocean
companies who are pressing tho I ill
nnd who are, in part, to get its gratu
ities." Tho report concludes that "In somo
respects tms bill Is worse than any
pronounced subsidy measuro which
has been advocated In congress, be
cause it gives an absolute monopoly
to a few corporations and individuals
who may, nnd probably will, form a
combine and hold Up the government
for all It will stand."
GALES SWEEP ILLINOIS.
Several Are Killed and Many Injured
at Indiana Harbor.
CHICAGO. Ono of tho most se
vere storms this city has known in
years passed over Chicago Thursday
night. Great damage wa3 dono in the
suburbs to tho south of tho city, nnd
considerable loss was sustained by the
people living to tho north of tho city
proper. Tho storm did not strlko the
business portion in Its greatest force.
Tho storm In tho vicinity of Indiana
Harbor was ono of tho most severe
ever known there. Threo peoplo aro
known to bo dead, several aro fatally
hurt, and at midnight sovernl others
were reported missing and they may
bo buried in the ruins of their homes.
A two-story brick building known
as tho Barker building was blown
down and a number of peoplo who had
sought shelter there were buried in
tho ruins.
German Consul Gives Counsel.
YIN KOW Tho German consul
from Tien Tsln, at a meeting of Ger
man citizens, counselled all residents
of that nationality that they remained
at Now Chwang at their own risk and
that in event of lqss of property re
covery was doubtful; also that In tho
event that Russia was defeated tho
recovery of losses would only bo after
a long time, but if Japan was defeated
recovery would bo sooner. British
residents will protest ngalnst tho ab
sence of'n warship from Now Chwang.
Death Pleases Officials.
WASHINGTON. Secretary Taft
nnd tho ofllcials of the Yar depart
ment openly oxpross their gratifica
tion at tho news of tho death of Ma
carlo Saky, the so-called president of
the Philippine republic. Saky secured
his freedom under the amnesty procla
mation and fled to the mountains with
a. small force of kindred spirits and
sinco has mado considerable trouble
by attacking small villages and unpro
tected expeditions.
Remarkable Marksmanship.
WASHINGTON In n private letter
received at tho navy department from
an ollicor on board tho Kearsarge, tho
following remarkanlo record mado by
mat battloship In her target practice,
just comploted at Ponsacola, is given:
Ono thlrteon-inch gun made Bix hits
out of seven shots in fivo minutes
and twonty sejeonds. An eight-inch
gun made ten hits out of ten shots
in five minutes and twenty seconds,
and a five-Inch gun mado eighteen
hits out of eighteen shots in two minutes.
A NEBRASKAN8 CITIZENSHIP.
Lost Papero and State Court Can't
Restore His Rights.
WASHINGTON .The supremo
court of tho United Stntes, in 'an
opinion, by Justice Brown. nfQrmed
the finding of the court of clnims in
the caso of Charles Gagnon against
the United Stntes nnd the SJoux and
-heyenno Indians, an Indian depreda
.Ion case, involving tho question as
o whethor a common law court hns
'urlsdlctlon ip enter n judgment of
inturallzation In a case In which It
h alleged that naturalization papcrB
Ad been granted thirty-three yeara
.go, but of which no record remained.
Tho point was decided in tho nega
tive. Gagnon, claiming to havo lost
lis naturalization papers, applied to
ho district court in Richardson coun
ty Nebraska, where ho claimed to
Javo been nntttrallzed in 18C3, to do
?lare"him a naturalized citizen. This
he court did, notwithstanding no rec
ird of tho former proceeding was
'ound. i'ho court hold this process
o be irregular and refused to nllow
.ho clnlm.
WILL MOVE UNITED STATES SHIP
Admiral Cooper Thinks New Chwang
No Place for the Helena.
WASHINGTON. To Admiral Coop
er, In command of tho naval forces
on the Asiatic station, has been left
the decision of tho question whether
or not the Helena or somo other
United Stntes naval vessel Is to be
kept at New Chwanj ns requested by
American interests there.
The Navy department has been in
formed by Admiral Cooper that ho
has decided that the conditions aro
not such nB to warrant him in detain
ing tho Helena nt New Chwang. If
the town is attacked by the Japanese
navy the Helena would bo in the lino
of lire, and no neutral ship has n
right thcro if it can get away. Tho
Navy department has cabled him to
withdraw the ship, nnd It probably
will leave New Chwang for Shanghai
and start for Manila within the pres
ent week If the Ice continues to soften
as rapidly ns expected.
TO INTERCEPT JAP SHIPS.
Rumor Regarding Russia's Vladivostok
Fleet.
PARIS The Echo Do Paris corre
spondent at St. Petersburg says It is
rumored In naval circles there that
Cuptaln Peitzonstein's Vladivostok
squadron hns been ordered to'overtnke,
nl; a certain point on the Pacific, tho
battleship and two cruisers bought
from Chill by Japan and return witli
them to Vladivostok.
The correspondent says, it is ru
mored that Emperor William of Ger
many lias refused to accept three cruis
ers built at Kiel and Stettin, on the
ground that they did not conform to
tho terms of the contract, and Hint
Russia is negotiating for their pur
chase. Tlio Russian general staff, tho cor
respondent says, estimates that tho
number of Japanese troops landed in
Korea does not exceed 75,000.
MANY RUSSIANS COMMIT SUICIDE
Several Officers at Port Arthur Suc
cumb to Strain of Bombardment.
NEW YORK News has been re
ceived from Port Arthur that several
ofllcors of tho garrison, under the
strain caused by tho bombardment,
havo committed suicide, says n World
dlspntch from Shnnghal. The total
number of casualties In tho town to
date Is 205.
Marquis Ito has held n largo recep
tion, which was attended by tho for
eign legation ofllcials, cables tho Seoul
correspondent of tho Times. Ho ex
pressed tho belief that under Japan
ese guidance Corea will advance com
mercially and Intellectually, It being
Japan's intention so to use its influ
ence that the Coreans will never ro
gret their connection with it. Tlio
marquis will return to Japan March
25.
GET FINAL INSTRUCTIONS.
Canal Commission Meets and Receives
Letter from President.
WASHINGTON. Preliminary work
was begun by the Isthmian canal com
mission. Tho first full meeting of tho
commission was held in tho offices ol
Admiral Walker, tho chairman. The
session resolved itself Into an informal
discussion of various featurea of the
preliminary work and of preparations
for tho first visit of tho commission
to Panama. President Roosevelt en
tertained the members of tho commls
sion and Secretary Taft at luncheon
During tho luncheon there was a gen
eral discussion of various phases ol
tho canal quostlon.
General instructions to the member
of the commission woro contained in
a letter- from President Roosovelt U
tho commission, under . dato o
March S.
Spring Weather In Manchuria.
ST. PETERSBURG General Line
vltch has telegraphed to tho general
staff that there Is no sickness among
tho Russian troops. They are all In
splendid health. Spring weather pre
vails In Manchuria.
Coming to St. Louis Fair.
LONDON. A meeting of the com
mltteo of arrangements for a visit oi
tho municipal ofllclnls of tho United
Kingdom to St. Louis, of which Lore
Clyveden is chairman, was held in tbi
chambers of the lords. Sir Thomas
Pile, mayor of Dublin, reported thai
somo hundreds of officials had applicu
for particulars regarding the arrange
monts. The committee finally ap
proved tho program. The party wir
leave England May 1, and will visit
New York, Washington, St. Louis
Toronto and other cities.
S100 Reward, $100.
Tte reader, of thla MP" WW V? "''!!l,t?Jf,V?
that there ! at least -no dreaded tllsea-o that science,
has been able lo cure In nil It. IW. "I '&"
Catarrh. Halla Cal arm t uro M the -miy P,'
cure now kno n to the medkal fraierolty. "
twin a constitutional disease, "wnirM "'
tlnnal treatment. Hall'a Catarrh law t " J":
tcrnally. ai-Uni: directly upon the blood "d n"H"
snrfaria of the system, therety dti'rojInR 'Ue
foundation of the disease, aud kMou the PJl
trttmth liy lmndlDB up the constitution ami V)
1UK nature In diiln Ito work. The pn.prlewrs ri
fo much faith In lt curatlte power that thej.'
tine Hundred Hollars for any case that It Zain i
cure. Send for list of tetlmonlali.
Addrt-M F. .1. OIKS FY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold lv all I)rilKKlt".T8f.
Take flaira Family I'llU for conUlpaUon. '
It is no sign tnnt a man is riding;
to heaven because he is driving others
there.
Storekeepers report that tho extra
quantity, together with tho Buportor
quality of Defiance Starch makes it
next to impossible to bcII any other
brand.
Tho elevator boy Is poorly paid
when ono considers tho fool questions
ho is asked.
r.Ira. Y Inslcm's Hootlilnc Syrtip.
For children teethlnp, softens the k"TO, reduces to
fiaruinatlvu, alia) a pain, curca wind collu. SSco bottle.
Don't Bit down anil wait for some
thing to turn up; turn up your sleeves
nnd get busy.
Stops tlio Cough mitl
Works Oft" tho Coltl
Laxative BrouioQuiu'uoTablotii. PrlcoSoc
That which is useless (cannot bo
harmless.
CITC permanently cured. ofHornera:Infn.fte,
r I i O Urt day use or Dr. Kline's Oreat Nerr KMtop.
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Dogs and porous plasters aro fre
quently attached to mankind.
All crcnmerlcs uso butter color.
Why not do ns they do uso JUNE
TINT BUTTER COLOR.
Tho reformer never thinks it neces
sary to practice on liimself.
DON'T UPOII. YODIl CLOTtlES.
Uso Rod Cross Bnll Blue nnd keep thera
white as bnow. All grocers. &o. a package.
Lived on Milk and Sugar.
Emlle Brazeau, who recently died at
Montreal, while n child was medically
placed upon n milk and sugar diet,
and this lie coutlnued unchanged to
his death, presumably from choice.
Ills dnily rations were throe pints ot
milk and ono pound of sugar. Al
though solid food wns thus a thing
unknown to him ho Is said to havo
boon physically robust rjid suffered
from no Illness until tho attack of
croup which ultimately proved fatal.
Venom Collecting as a Business.
For a risky and exciting and profit
able mode of earning n livelihood, a
new Australian Industry enn bo confi
dently recommended. It is tho collec
tion of snake venorr, a substanco that,
like radium, Is valued by tho grain.
A pound of It Is said to be worth $25,
000. It Is in native demand by chem
ists. It Is obtained from threo spn
cles the death adder, tho brown ad
der and the tiger snake. The reptiles
must, bo' caught uninjured, and It goes
without saying that the industry "de
mands considerable knowledge nnd
skill iu capture." Tiger snakoB arc the
best, for they carry mott venom
Snakes aro still numorouc in the Aus
tralian bush.
A Wonderful Discover.
Broadland, S. D.. Marcli 1'S Qult&
a sensation has been created hero by
the publication of tho story of G. W.
Gray who, after a special treatment
for threo months was prostrate and.
helpless and given up to die with
Brlght's Disease. Brlght's Disease has
always been considered incurable, but
evidently from tho story told by Mr.
Gray, there Is a remedy which will
cure it even in the most advanced
stages. This Is what he saya:
"I was helpless as a little babe. My
wife and I senrched everything and.
read everything we could find about
Brlght's Disease, hoping that 1 would
bo able to find a remedy. After many
failures my wife Insisted that I should
try Dodd's Kidney Pills. I praise God
for the day when I decided to do so
for thb remedv met every phase of
my case and In a short tinio I was
able to get out of bod and aBer a few
weeks treatment I was n strong, well
man. Dodd'.s Kidney Pills saved my
life."
i A remedy that will cure Brlght's
Disease will cure any lesser Kidney
Disease. Dodd's Kidney Pills are cer
tainly tho most wondorful discovery
which modern medical research has
given to tho world.
Political clubs nre used chiefly to
put opposing candidates out of business.
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2 BacKache Soreness A
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