THE ALLIANCE HERALD
W. 8. RAKER, Publisher.
ALLtANCEJ,
NEBRASKA.
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Wief Telegrams
William K. Curtis writoa of tho
character of tho czar, who, whllo
theoretically all-powerful, is really tho
' tool of designing men in tho court
circle
H, L Bowdon mado a mile in
0:341-5 in automobllo races on beach
at Daytona, Fla. Two others mado
bettor time than Vandorbllt'a previous
record of 0:39.
Tho gonoral assombly-of Colorado
adopted a memorial to Congress sup
porting Prosldent Roosovolt in his
position rogardlng tho regulation of
railroad ratos.
Tho deadlock in tho Dclawaro sen
ate wan brokon by tho eloctlon of A.
B. Conner, Union republican, an proBl
dent pro tern. This is regarded as a
Tictory for Addlcks.
Much legislation adverso to Insur
ance companies is expected in tho
woatorn states this yoar. Many bills
already havo been Introduced aiming
at tho regulation of tho buBlneaa.
"W. J. Bryan hnd a throo-hour con
ference with Alton B. Parker in Now
York, and explained eomo of tho
g causes leading to tho defeat of tho
democracy In tho presidential elec
tion. Loading republicans in tho senato
Joined in opposing tho amendment
which would prevent General Miles
trom receiving tho full pay of his
rank while serving in tho Massachu
setts militia.
Two masked men held up tho Beau
month restaurant In Los Angeles', tak
ing about 700 in monoy from tho cash
register and a gold watch from tho
proprietor, and fired three shots to
frighten guests.
A resolution was Introduced in tho
houso for nn Investigation of chargos
of conspiracy, cmbozzlomont and cor
rupt conduct against Judge Goojlnow
of tho United States consular court
at Shanghai. China.
Thirty Finns woro shot down in
tho streots of Ilelsingfors by Cossacks
and pollco during a demonstration.
Tho big works in Revnl are all closed
find thero are other disturbances In
tho, Baltic provinces.
Tho Colorado joint legislative com
mltteo hoarlng tho Peabody-Adams
gubernatorial contest exaralnod more
experts, who tostifled thnt in oight
boxes they found 721 ballots wrltton
Jby two or threo persons.
, John Morgan and Carl Wilson, al
jlegod to bo Implicated In tho $20,000
diamond robbery at tho Hotol Mary
land, Pasadena, Cal., last Friday, were
ihcld to tho superior court In $5,000
Ibatl each. Both admitted all of tho
I Important facta In tho caso and nro ox
pocted to plead guilty In tho higher
court
Miss Eugenia Ulrlch, a well known
Catholic writer and editor, is dead at
LlmogOB, France. Word was received
by her parents In Sioux City. A short
time ago MIbs Ulrlch was placed un
der arrofit at Limoges on charge of
being a Russian spy, hut wns released
after explanation by the American
, consul.
Soveral witnesses- were introduced
, beroro Mastor in Chancery Scoflold at
St Louis by tho Prudential Life In
suranco company in Its suit to cancel
policies hold by iho lato James L.
Blair, in an effort to prove that tho
Ignaturo of Mrs. Blair on a deed of
truBt for 150,000 on "Stancoto," Blair's
country homo, was a forgery.
The military secretary received a
cablegram from Major General, Cor
bln, Jn command of tho Philippine dU
vision at Manila, telling of tho, death
from accidental wood alcohol 'poison-'
ing of Contract Surgeon Frederick W.
Richardson nt Llgao, Albay. Mr. Rich
ardson was a resident of St. Paul,
Minn.
Negotiations looking to fixing a
, tlmo for voting on tho statehood bill
havo practically culminated In an
agreement to vote on Saturday, Feb
ruary 4, Tho opponents of Joint state
hood have given their consent to tho
date, but It may bo chnnged In order
to accommodate somo who may still
deslro to speak.
Suits for damages aggregating al
most $2,500,000 were brought against
tho Pennsylvania Railroad company
In tho United States circuit court by
tho Pennsylvania Coal and Coke com
pany and tho Wobster Coal and Coko
company, both of Pennsylvania. Tho
suits aro baaed on alleged discrimina
tion and favoritism shown to compet
ing companies.
R. A. Crothera and Fremont Older,
proprietor and managing editor, re
spectively, of th San Francisco Bul
letin, havo been cited for contempt
of court by Judgo Cook for publishing
reflections on his Judicial course. Tho
criticism was directed particularly at
the ball bond Judge Cook exacted of
women taken In grand jury raids'. Tho
amount was $20.
Western leaders and other big oper
ators are credited with precipitating
heavy selling orders In th New York
Stock Exchange.
Tho government has now paid out
$186,000 to reimburse confederates for
hordes and pistols taken after the Ap
pomattox surrondcr. ,
Tho defeat of the Hungarian gOTy
ernment at tho recent election appears
to havo been complete. Tho o'pposU
tlon secured JJl Beats out of tho 818
iresults so fa'r,-)nown. One hundred
iandi eighteen of these aro members of
Ul Kossuth party. - .
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LEGISLATURE
of NEBRASKA
A Synopsis of Proceedings of the Twenty Ninth Gtv
era! Session.
SENATE Mockctt of Lancaster
won n temporary victory over tho
Judiciary commlttco on tho 25th in
that tho senate voted to place his ill
vorco bill on general fllo after tho
committee had recommended that It bo
indefinitely postponed. Tho Judtclnry
commlttco then, over Mockett's pro
test, carried a motion to havo tho bill
dIscuBsed at once, After an Interest
ing debato on tho merits of tho bill,
I Mockett secured tho passago of a mo
tion to mako tho bill a special order
for tomorrow nftcrnoon. S. F. S, by
Beghtol, providing that county survey
ors shall net as county engineers, to
pass on bridges and other public work
dono for a county was passed, as was
S. F, 35, providing thnt when tho Mis
souri river chops off a plcco of Ne
braska and lands It in ono of tho bor
dor states, it shall become a part of
that Btate, together with Its inhabit
ants. Thoso bills wero introduced:
Providing tho Buprcmo court shall
namo threo commissioners to rovlso
tho statutes and report to tho next
legislature. Amending tho civil codo
relating to tho recovery of damages.
Providing for tho organization of tho
Stnto Banking board and defining tho
duties of tho board. Making taxes on
personal property a first Hen on tho
property for two years. Amending tho
law relating to tho recovery of dam
ages so thnt In cases of wanton ag
gressiveness on tho part of defendant
tho jury may award exemplary dam
nges. To provide for tho assessment
of mortgages as real estate; tho hold
er of tho mortgago on real estato to
pay taxes on tho mortgago nnd tho
owner of tho property to pay on tho
assessment of tho properly less tho
amount of tho mortgago. To provide
that a womn who commits adultery
shall bo fined $200 or sentenced to jail
for a year; a man, married or unmar
ried, to bo sentenced to tho peniten
tiary for two years or pay a flno ot
$500.
HOUSE Tho houso on tho 25th
passod tho first bill Introduced this
session. Tho bill Is II. R. 1, by Burns
of LancaHtor, drawn by tho attorney
general, providing for personal surety
bonds for stato officers. H. R. 21, by
Roberts, was passed. It provides that
whero patents have been or may bo
issued to a person who has died pre
vious to tho issuanco of such patent
it shall operate to vest tho title in tho
holrs, devisees or assignees of the de
ceased patentee Ernst of Johnson In
troduced a resolution to send a com
mltteo of threo, with u like commlt
tco from tho senate, to the Kansas
stnto ponltcnttnry to Investigate and
roport on tho binding twine plant with
a view of getting information useful
to tho Nebraska lcglslnturo in passing
on tho pending bill to establish n
plant at tho Nebraska penitentiary.
Tho resolution passed. Bills Intro
duced Included: An act to mako open
season for prnlrlo chickens, sago
grouso September 1 to iNovomber 30;
Jack snipe, Wilson snipe, yellow .legs,
September 1 to May 1; wild pigeons,
doves, plover, Juno 15 to August 1;
trout, April 1 to October 1; all other
fish, April 1 to November 15; allow
ing ono hunter to kill not moro than
ten pralrlo chickens In nny ono day in
September; makes penalty of $5 flno
or ten days In Jail for ehch bird unlaw
fully had. An act to prohibit tho play
ing of tho game ot footbnu In the
state of Nebraska. Flno of $50 to $100
or thirty to ninety days- In Jail for first
offense nnd ono to two venrs In tho
penitentiary for second offeiiBe. An act
to glvo Stato Banking board discre
tionary power In granting charters for
Btato bnnks when satisfied with char
acter and responsibility of officers. An
net to empower tho Board of County
Commissioners or Supervisors to mako
contracts for tho construction nnd re
paration of bridges In thejr counties,
nnd to nuthorlzo such boards to pur
chase tho uecessary brldgo materials
and employ tho necessary labor and
construct or repair such bridges when,
In their judgment, It would bo to the
Interest of tho county to do so.
SENATE Tho Juvenile court bill,
introduced by Senator Mockett of
Lancaster, was recommended for pas
sage on the 26th. Thero was no de
bate. Tho bill provides three proba
tion ofllcers In counties having a 'pop
ulation of moro than 50,000. In coun
ties of less than 40,000 tho Jurisdiction
is vested In the county judge. Jn tho
cities tho pollco judges have churgo
of tho Juvenllo courts, while In the
largo counties tho district Judges se
lect one of their number to preside.
Tho bill makes neglect of children an
offense. Parents aro responsible for
tho crlmo of having children In evil
surroundings. Attorney General Brown
believes tho bill is constitutional. "If
It Is not, no Juvenllo court bill can
bo drawn that Is," ho declared. No.
64, was recommouded for passage.
This measuro transfers $18,000 from
tho Norfolk asylum fund to the fund
of tho asylum nt Lincoln. Senate fllo
No. 20, by Senator Yore of Saline, was
passed. It provides a penalty of from
two to fifteen yoars for persons con
victed of poisoning or attempted poi
soning. Semite fllo No. 43 was passed.
This is a Joint resolution by Senator
Meservo of Dixon, approving tho work
'of tho Soutli Dakota-Nebraska boun
dary commission. A number of bills
wore Introduced,
'HOUSE In the house on tho 2Cth
,', AeUrce number of bills were reported
back by tho standing committees and
placed on tho general flic. Houso roll
No. 8, by Dodgo, to vest nuthorlty ovor
tho Omaha water plant in tho munici
pal water board, wns reported back
without recommendntlon by Chairman
Leo of tho commlttco on cities and
towns, who then moved its Indcflnlto
postponement. This was resented by
Dodge, who chnrged bad faith, In thnt
It had been agreed In committee that
tho bill was to bo allowed to go to
tho gcnernl fllo. Leo denied any Intent
to tnko an unfair advantage, and with
drew his motion, substituting for It
another placing tho bill on goneral
fllo. This motion prevailed. Tho fol
lowing bills wero passed: Houso roll
No. 3, by Wlndhnra, providing for six
commissioners of tho supremo court;
houso roll No. 43, by Smith, providing
thnt, whero two or moro persons
charged with n crimo aro tried to
gether, tho prosecuting attorney shall
bo entitled to threo peremptory chal
lenges for each; houso roll 45. by
Knox, appropriating tho normal
school library funds for tho purchase
of books for the Peru and Kearney
stato normal schools. In commltteo of
tho whole houso rolls Nos. 97 to 100
Inclusive, by Clarko of Douglas, woro
recommended for passage. Theso aro
bar association bills, relative to prac
tice In justice court, and provide,
respectively, for a chango In tho place
of trial on account of bias or pre
judice, for Jury trlnl, for Jury fees and
for costs on chango of trlnl. Among
bills Introduced were tho following:
To glvo intcrurbnn electric railroad
lines tho right of eminent domain, as
enjoyed by steam railroad companies.
An net purchasing and authorizing the
salo and distribution of Cobbey's an
notated statutes or Nebraska; provides
that tho stato shall purchase 5,000
sets at $G per Ret for tho use of tho
state, and to be sold to counties and
citizens at cost.
SENATE Aside from tho debato
on tho Mockett divorce law In tho
scnato nnd tho report of a few com
mittees little business was transact
ed on tho 27th. Tho Judiciary commit
tee, which had been Instructed to pre
naro a bill defining what property Is
exempt from taxation, reported that
a legislatives definition of exemptions
would bo of no value, tho Interpre
tation both of tho constitution and
legislative ennctments being within
tho province of tho supremo court Tho
committee, quoting tho constitution,
reports that portions ot tho section
aro self-acting nnd it Is not within
tho legislative power to add to or do
tract therefrom. Tho following por
tion of tho constitution, In tho judg
ment of tho committee, is not self
acting, but finds expression . only by
tho aid of legislative enactment ''And
such other property as may bo used
exclusively for agricultural and hortl
cultural societies, for schools, reli
gious, cemetery and charltablo pur
poses may bo exempt from taxation,
but such exemptions shall bo only by
general law." Senate fllo No. 17 was
reported by tho Judiciary committee
for indefinite postponement, but upon
tho request of Gibson of Douglas it
was. again referred to tho committee
for, further consideration. Tho bill de
fines child dependency nnd provides
relief. It was tho Idea of tho commit
tee that It conflicted with tho juvenile
court bill. Bills Introduced Included:
Providing for suspended 'sentences In
wlfo desertion cases when offender
gives bonds to provide for mainten
ance of family. Making llfo Insurance
companies deposit securities with tho
auditor. Providing punishment for
thoso who by committing perjury se
cure conviction in certain criminal
cases, and abolishing capital punish
ment HOUSE H. R. 17, by Cnsebeer of
Gage, to turn over to tho university
tho Morrill nnd university cash Jund
or $200,000 from the government was
passed In tho houso on tho 27th, with
tho emergency clause. It required a
call of tho jiouse and lively skirmish
ing to get tho pecessary two-thirds,
not because of opposition to tho bill,
but small attendance. H. R. 31, by
Douglas, providing bounties for kill
ing wolves, wild cats nnd coyotes, was
recommended for passage after a
strong nppeal hy Douglas. II. R. 104,
by Leo of Douglas, to requlro a phy
sician's certificate for tho purchase of
cocaine or morphine was recommend
ed for passage as was II. R. GO, by
Bartoo, requiring ' dentists to bo
licensed the eamo ns physicians. The
houso went Into commltteo of tho
whole and recommended for passage:
H. R. 82, by Saddler of Adams, giving
as compensation to soldiers' relief
commissions In counties 5 per cent of
the money distributed; H. R. 61. by
Saddler, allowing counties to spend
$60 for the burial of a civil war vet
eran Instead of $35, nnd prohibiting
their burial in paupers' graves. B'llq
read for first time: An act to amend
section 58, article Iv, cnaptor xvlll. of
the Compllod Statutes of Nobraska,
ontilled "Taxes" Providing for the
number .of mills to be lovlod for town
ship purposos. Also providing for the
method and manner of how tho road
work shall be performed In counties
under township organization, and re
pealing said original suction. Provides
a rate of town tax qn roads of 4 mills;
bridges, 2 mills, and other juirposoe, j
mills. An act to provide a moro equit
able distribution ot tho state common
school fund to pay tuition in high
schools of pupils not living in districts
having high schools. A memorial and
joint resolution in relation to tho Ne
braska territorial militia, asking con
gress for nn act entitling members of
such militia to pension, An act re
quiring school trustees to submit to
voters estlmato of school expenses
prior to annual school meeting.
Mockett Divorce Bill.
Tho Mockett divorce bllL which wns
tho subject of n lengthy debnto in tho
scnato on tho 25th, and which was
mado a special order, in .substance is
ns follows:
The measure provides that no person
shnll bo entitled to a divorce for nny
cnusn nrlslnff In this stnto who has
not had nctual residence In this state
for nt leant ono year noxt before
bringing tho milt, with tho intention of
vnnHlnff the stato a permanent home;
nlso, that no person shall be entitled
to n dlvorco for any causo arising out
pf tho state unlen.t tho petitioner or
defendant shall havo resided within
tho Btato for at least two years next
before bringing the suit, with tho bona
fide Intention of making It his homo.
It Is further provided In tho meas
ure that a bill for dlvorco, nllmony or
maintenance may bo exhibited by a wife
In her own name, us well as by a
husband; nnd In nil cases tho respond
ent may answer bucIi petition or bill
without oath. No person shall bo en
titled to a vote unless the dofendant
shall have been personally served with
procesH, if within this state, or with
personal notice duly proved and ap
pearing of record, If out of this stato.
or unless defendant shall have en
tered an appearance In tho case; but
If It shall appear to tho satisfaction
of tho court that tho petitioner does
not know the address or residence of
tho defendant, and lias not been ablo
to ascertain either after reasonable
nnd duo Inquiry and search continued
for six months, the court or judge In
vacation may authorize notice by pub
lication. '
Section 3 of tho bill provides that a
dlvorco shall not become final or oper
ative until six months after trial and
decision except for tho purpose of re
view by proceedings In error or ap
peal, and for such purposes only the
decree shall be treated as a final order
as soon as rendered. Provided that if
Croceedlngs In error or by appeal havo
oon Instituted within said six months,
tho decreo shall not become nnal until
tho proceedings are finally determined.
If no such proceedings aro Instituted
tho district court muy at nny tlmo
within six months vacate or modify
tho decree.
Concentrated Wisdom.
Tho following nddress was deliv
ered by a young Indian student on
his graduation from tho agency
school. Not many whlto pupils could
havo condensed tho truths enumer
ated Into such small space:
"My friends, I do not propose to
exclto hostilities by advancing tho
proposition that wo stand on tho
threshold of llfo. I leavo that to tho
pale-faced graduate of a moro athletic
curriculum. I came from a town of
300 souls nnd eighteen real estate
agents. On my return my kinsmen
will stroll out of tho tepeo to greet
their brother and ask him whero ho
got that hat, while tho dusky daugh
ter of Bay-Horso-With-the-Glandere
will don her pink waist.
All that tho red man is today ho
owes to tho pale-face. AVo havo boon
so benevolently assimilated that ono
measly government agent can round
up and herd a whole Indian reserva
tion. Tho palo-faco lobster gives us
a bottlo of whisky with a string tied
to It. And tho string reaches to the
federal court room, whero wo Ho
around for a couplo of weeks whllo
tho witnesses aro cashing In their pay
vouchors. Then wo walk homo in a
snowstorm. ,
Tho sun of tho red man is setting
In tho west Soon will his copper
colored tribes bo assimilated by tho
copper trust and .ho will bo extinct.
You may put him Into a bicycle suit
and tan shoes, but 'ho will continue
to yearn for planked muskrat and Ja
maica ginger. His days aro number
ed. Her Lesson from the Sermon.
A clergyman gives somo pertinent
instances of tho unexpected to bo
mot with In preaching. "At my time
ot llfo I ought not. to bo stunned Ly
anything, but ono day, after service,
a good woman of my flock did man
age to tako my breath away. I was
preaching about God's wisdom In car
ing for us all and I said that the
Fathor knows best which of us grows
better In tho sunlight and which
must havo shade. You know you
plant roses In the sun and helio
tropes and geraniums, too, but if you
put fuchsias to grow you must put
thqm in a shady nook.
"I hoped tho sermon would bo a
comforting ono and after It was over
a woman came to mo, her fai:o glow
ing with pleasure which was evident
ly deep and true. 'Oh, doctor, I am
so glad of that sermon,' said she,
clasping my hand and shaking it
warmly. My heart warmed as I won
dered what tender placo I had
touched In her soul, but my Joy last
ed for a "moment only. 'Yes,' she
went on, fervently, '1 nover know bo
foro what was tho matter with my
fuchsias!" London Interior,
Grandmother's Rule6.
Always lodk at the porson to whom
you speak. "Wlfyn you aro addressed,
look straight nt tho porson who
speaks to you. Do not forget this.
Speak your words plainly; do not
mutter or mumble. If words nro worth
saying, they nro worth pronouncing
distinctly and clearly.
Do not say dlsagrecablo things. I"
you havo nothing pleasant to say,
keep silent.
Think threo times before you speak
once.
Havo you something to do that you
find hard nnd would prefer not to do?
Do tho hard thing first and get It
over with. If you havo dono wrong,
go nnd confess It. If your lesson is
tough, mastor it If tho garden Is to
bo wooded, weed It first and play
afterwards. Do first tho thing you
don't like to do, and then, with J
clear conscience, try tho rost.
I Lova Increases by labor.
EYE3 ON MOSCOW.
Regarded As the Storm Center of Dis
turbances. MOSCOW' Thero is complete tran
quility within tho boundaries of this
city, but the peoplo aro keeping in
doors owing to tho official warning.
Tho strlko Is spreading gradually, but
thus far Is confined to tho smaller
mills. Tho larger industrial concerns
aro being guarded in order to prevent
tho mon employed there from being In
timidnted; but it Is the belief that tho
strlko wll become general. Thero aro
no troops in sight in tho ctly proper.
Probably thero will bo no papers to
morrow. Tho citizens ore alarmed at
tho prospect of an eruption of condi
tions of thousands of workmen and de
mand tho proclamation of a stato of
siege. Tho Moscow garrison Is no moro
thnn 20,000, but tho authorities con
sider that this Is sufficient for present
needs and evidently are Inclined to
avoid bloodshed If possible. They dc
claro they havo tho situation well in
hand.
Captain Grove, tho British consul,
has called upon M. Roudneff, the as
sistant pollco master, who Is acting In
tho absence of Chief Volkoff, and re
quested an explanation of tho posted
telegram from London, alleging that
tho disturbances at the Russian dock
yards and arsenals were due to Anglo
Japanese InBtlgntlon, that both Great
Britain and Japan aro spending vast
sums of money to prevent tho Russlnn
second squadron from reaching tho
far east, and adding that "all Russians
who strlko aro thereforo in conni
vance with tho enemy."
M. Roudneff produced tho orlglnnl
telegram In evidence of good faith.
Captain Grovo stated that ho would
report tho matter to tho embassy at
St. Petersburg, as ho considered that
tho posting of tho alleged telegrams
Imperllod tho lives ot subjects ot
Grent Britain who aro employed In
factories here.
M, Roudneff assured him that thero
was absolutely no cause for apprehen
sion, but assumed tho responsibility
for tho publication.
M. Roudneff also offered Captain
Grovo personal satisfaction in a resort
to arms.
General Trepoff's appointment to
tho governor generalship of St. Peters
burg was a surprise hero. It Is rumor
ed that Minister SvIatopolk-MIrsky
may bo appointed governor general ot
Moscow."
A squadron of Cossacks this even
ing dispersed about 3,000 workmen
who were growing obstreperous across
tho Moskva. No 'fatalities are reported.
This-was tho only event of tho kind
during tho day.
IMPORTED WHEAT FOR SEED
Secretary Shaw Recommends Refund
of Duty.
WASHINGTON Secretary Shaw
has sent tho following letter to both
houses of congress recommending tho
refund of tho duties ptfld on Imported
wheat when used for soed:
"This department Is In receipt of a
largo number of letters indicating that
a scarcity ot suitable wheat for seed
ing purposes exists in several of tho
northwestern states. By act approved
January 15, 1903, the secretary of tho
treasury was directed to refund tho
duty paid on coal for the period of
ono year. ThlB had the effect of tem
porarily removing tho duty on coal. I
recommend a similar law authorizing
tho secretary ot tho treasury to re
fund the duty paid on wheat actually
used for seed, under rules and regula
tions prescribed by him. I think it
would be Impracticable to allow wheat
Intended for seed to bo entered free
of duty. Such a provision would open
the door to fraud, but a refund of duty
on wheat actuully used for seed un-
i der appropriate regulations seoms to
mo to bo feasible and ns affording a
satisfactory remedy. In view of the de
sirability of getting seed wheat at a
distance from the placo whero It Is
to bo own I sco no reason why this
provision should bo limited ns to
time."
Baseball Agreement Revised.
CINCINNATI Tho revised agree
ment, which provides for tho regula
tion of professional baseball was
completed today by the national com
mission, and will bo mado public In a
few days. Most of tho changes wero
agreed upon nt tho recent meeting of
tho commission In this city. Increased
authority for tho national commission
In enforcing tho agreement, and moro
open dealing In drafts and selling aro
tho most important changes, many
amendments being minor.
Lincoln Has. a Serious Fire.
LINCOLN, Neb. Firo discovered
shortly after midnight Tuesday,
which is still raging, has completely
'destroyed an entiro block of five
story buildings at Thirteenth and P
streets, known as tho Halter block
and tho Furniture block. Tho loss
will bo near $250,000.
It was declared at Edinburgh re
cently that more fishermen woro
drowned from tho custom of woarlng
long boots than by all the storms.
Agree on Day For a Vote,
WASHINGTON Negotiations look
Ing to fixing a tlmo for voting on tho
statehood bill havo practically cul
minated in an agreement to voto on
Saturday February 4. Tho oppononts
of joint statohood havo given tholr
consent to tho dale, but It may bo
changed in ordor to accomraodato
some v. ho may still deslro to speak.
Tho first votq will probably bo on
an amendment admitting all tho terri
tories as states as they now stand,
and tho next eliminating Indian terri
tory and Arizona.
MR. HAYDETS VIEWS
GIVES HIS 6PINI0H OF THE BEBT
TREATMENT FOB PAEALYSI8.
Declare! That Dr. 'VHl!am, Tlnk IIII
llettored the Vie ofllli Limbs When
All Other Remedies Failed.
Tho premonitory symptoms of paraly
sis are: trembling of tho hands; sudden
loss of power iu arms or legs, frequently
nffcctingonewholosidoof tho body; stag
gering; partial or entiro inability to use?
tho fingers; distortion of tho features,
sometimes nn uncontrollable quivering
of tho chin; sovero pains; difficulty in
speech. Frequently tho first warning ia
n vnguo feeling of headache, vertigo and
muscnlnr Weakness.
In a recent interview Mr. W. J. Tj.
Haytlen. said : " I truly think that Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills nro n great medi
cino for they cured mo when physicinus
and other remedies hnd failed togivo
mo tho slightest roliof. Too close at
tention to business brought on an attack
of nervousness which flually developed
into paralysis. Thero wero times when
it was impossiblo for mo to movo my
hands or to get up from n chair. Ab
other times I had partial control of my
lfrabs, but I was afraid to go far from,
tho honso for fear I might suddenly be
come helpless and havo to bo carried
homo.
"Whilolwas in this miserable con
dition, I was stricken with malarial fevor
and confined to bed for four months. I
had tho best physicians, but whilo they
relieved my fover, their treatment did
not outirely drivo tho malaria from my
system, and they did not help my par
alysis in tho least,
"I was well nigh despairing when a
friend persuaded mo to try Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills. When I had finished ono bor
I could sco results that encouraged mo.
My condition kept steadily improving,
nnd when I had taken seven boxes I was
cured of paralysis and tho malaria was
completely driven out of my system.
For two years now I havo enjoyed tho
best of henlth and have attended to bus
iucss without any interruption."
Mr. Hayden's homo is at No. 252 West
30th street, New York. Dr. Williams
Pink Pills havo cured many similar cases
of paralysis,- nlso locomotor ataxia. They
aro sold by all druggists. A treatment
so simple, inexpensivo nnd successful
should bo ried by every sufferer from
partial paralysis in any of its stages.
Respect Your Own Ideas.
On tho firm foundation of solid reli
ability originality mustt erect a struc
ture. To this end you must respect
your own Ideas as fully as thoso ofT
another. You must accept tho Ideas
that como Into your own mind with
as much sincerity as you do thoso or
an Edison or a Rockefeller. Do not
bo limited by tho achievements or
others. Uso their knowledge merely
to push your own.
GRATEFUL TO CUTICURA
For Instant Relief and Speedy Cure of
Raw and Scaly Humour, Itching
Day and Night Suffered
Months.
"I wish you would publish this let
ter so that others suffering as I havo
may be helped. For months awful
sores covered my face and neck, scabs,
forming, Itching terribly day and
night, breaking open, and running:
blood and matter. I had tried many
remedies, but was growing worse,
when I started with Cutlcura. Tho
first application gavo mo instant re
lief, and when I had used two cakes,
ot Cutlcura Soap and three boxes of
Cutlcura Ointment, I was completely
cured, (signed) Mlsa Nellie Vander
Wiele, Lakeside, N. Y."
Origin of the Maxim Gun.
Vanity Fair, in tho letterpress ac
companying Its cartoons ot Sir Hiram
Maxim, says that ho first thought of;
the Maxim gun by receiving a jar oa
tho shoulder at tho firing of an old
rifle. "It seemed a pity that tho kick
should bo wasted. Therefore ho put
tho recoil to work In automatic load
ing and firing at tho rato of a thou
sand shots a minute."
Mrs. TVInslows Soothing Syrup.
ForchtlUrea teething, softens the piraj, redures to
CmmtloD , allays pain, cures wind coltu. 23c Untie.
Falls Heir to $500,000.
A few months ago. In looking up his
genealogy, a Londoner discovered that
a woman whom ho did not know was
using a crest ho had regarded as his
own. Ho found sho was a cousin.
They became friends and when sho
died recently sho bequeathed her es
tato, moro than $500,000, to him.
When You Buy Starch
buy Defiance nnd ffet the best; if
ounces for 10 cents. Once used, always
used. Tho averago ago of tho Japanese
naval crews Is lower than that of tho
men In any other -navy. No ono over
twenty years old Is accepted for en
listment Tho averago height Is 5 foot
4 inches less than that of any other
navy.
Do Your Clothes Look Yellow?
Then uso Defiance Starch; it will
keep them white 10 ounces for 10
cents.
Ho cannot bo a saint who will not
be a servant.
Important to Mothers.
Examine carefully eTery bottle of CASTOWA,
ft safe uid rare remedy for infants and children.
and tee that It
Hears the
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Signature
la Uso For Over 30 Years.
Tuo Kind You Ua?o Always Bought
When you como to say good-by to
old Bins It Is unwise to hold a faro
well meeting.
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