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THE WAR GOES ON
NO
NEW MOVE FOR PEACE
LABOR TROUBLES.
IN
EXPRESS COMPANIES ARE FIRM
Rpfusal to Take Back Any of the
Strikers Officially Announced. The
Strike In the Lumber Yard Districts
Spreads Rapidly.
CHICAGO Flnnl rejection of union
demands, especially those of tho ex-
lroBB drivers, was offlclnlly announced
Wednesday by tho employers. They
demand practically unconditional sur
render. Neither sldo In tho strike
made a direct step towards peace and
each was apparently waiting tho next
move of Its opponent. Tho employers
sent their goods all over tho city un
dor police protection without encoun
tering violence. There was one peace
offort and It was enveloped In mys
tery. It was said that "a prominent
liusiness man" was making efforts to
enduco the managers of the expross
companies to make terms satisfactory
to striking driver, nntl that he had
promised them "good news."' Nothing
came of the attempt, however, and
thero was no good news for either
side.
Tho strike In the lumber district
-i. spread Wednesday with great rapid
ity and practically all business of that
kind is at a standstill. Somo few lum
ber yards are still in operation, but
their volume of business Is so small
as to amount to practloally nothing. A
number of planing mills and sa3h and
door factories were compelled to
shorten operations, and by Friday, at
least, will be compelled to close en
tirely If the supply of lumber Is not
largo Increased. The lumber yards
made llttlo offort to transact business
today and wore waiting for drivers to
bo sent them by the Employers' Team
ing company.
One cause for the lack of energy
on tho part of the employers In the
lumber district was that tho city was
not able to nfford tho police protec
tion. Mayor Dunne provided against
this contingency by issuing a call for
1,000 extra rollcomon, who will be
sworn In as rapidly as applications
aro filed by suitable men. This will be
tho second 1,000 extra policemen
Bworn In since the commencement of
tho strike. Sheriff Barrett swore in
several hundred deputies, the largest
number at any time since tho begin
ning of tho trouble.
United States deputy marshals com
menced serving notices on tho sixty
teamsters who have been cited for
contempt of court in violating tho In
junctions of Judge Kohlsaat, prohibit
ing them from interfering with the
wagons of the seven express compan
ies and of the tho Employers' Team
ing company. The men aro cited to
show causo on May 31 at 10 o'clock
why thoy should not bo punished for
contempt.
CAN'T TAKE SNAP JUDGMENT
Fraternal Insurance Pollcleo Acquire
Value in Missouri.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. According
to an opinion handed down by the
supremo court of MIsourl, fraternal
and assessment life insurance com
panies have not tho right to revoke
policies upon which three or more an
nual payments have been made. In the
caso upon which tho decision Is rend
ered a policy was taken out in May,
189G.
After meeting threp payments the
payment due In Juno, 1899, was not
met and tho insured died In January,
1900. Tho company refused to honor
tho claim, but tho lower court held
that thore was a not value to tho
policy sufficient to carry it beyond the
date of death, and rendered Judgment
In favor of the beneficiary.
Southerns Raise $300,000.
FORT WORTH, Tex. The report
of tho twentieth century assembly of
tho Southern Presbyterian church. The
report shows that J300,00 has already
been pledged and about half of that
amount has been received. The assem
bly failod to sustain tho complaint of
N. E. Thurmond versus tho synod of
Missouri. Tho debate on tho question
of federation with other Presbyterian
oodles will bo resumed after the dis
cussion of committee reports.
PRESIDENT ASKED TO
INVESTIGATE EQUITABLE
WASHINGTON An effort was
made to Induce tho president to take
an active interest in the complications
which have arisen, in tho affairs 'of the
Kquitablo Life Assurance society.
Clarence Whitman, president of the
Merchants' association of Now York,
had a conference with the president
on tho subject. Details of the confer
ence were not to be obtained, but it
is believed that Mr. Whitman urged
the president to take up the subject
with a view either to ordering a gov
ernment Investigation or to making
recommendations to congress on the
subject of Insurance legislation.
British Women Best Player:-.
LONDON Tho ladies' internation
al golf match, arranged by tho execu
tive committee of the ladles' golf
union between British and American
players, seven on a side, at 18 holes,
wa3 played and resulted In the Brit'sti
women winning six games and tbo
American one.
CHEYENNE, Wyo. Judge Scott
overruled tho motion for a new trial
of Colonel W. F, Cody's divorce suit
case. The case will go to the supreme
court on appeal
FIGHT TO A FINISH.
Prospects of Peace In Teamsters'
Strike Disappear.
CHICAGO All prospects of poaco
in tho teamslors' strlko have disap
peared and It will bo opon war from
this tlmo on. Tho last coufcrcnco
looking toward a peaeeahlo adjust
ment was held at C o'clock Tuesday
night between James B. Barry, busi
ness agent of tho expross drivers'
union, and tho local manngors of tho
seven oxpross companies. Tho con
ference had been set for an early
hour In tho afternoon, but owing to
the failure of Mr. Bnrry to recclvo
proper notice It was postponed until
Tuesday evening. Whon tho meeting
finally took placo tho conversation
was brief and pointed, nuslnoss Agent
Barry opened tho negotiations by say
ing: "Our position Is this: I want all tho
mon reinstated oxcept thoso who havo
been guilty of violence. I cannot do
anything different. That is what tho
local union wnnta and that is what
tho local officers havo told mo to
demand. That Is all I can do. The mon
told mo that thoy all want to go back
In a body or thoy won't go back at
all; that Is tho position of tho union
and tho union officials."
Tho reply of the representatives of
tho express companies was brief. It
was:
"Our opposition to tho reinstate
ment of tho men will bo tho samo four
years from now as It Is today. Wo
will not take thom back under any
clrcumstnnccs."
This brought tho conference to a
close and all parties concerned In it
Imniodlrtely left tho city hall.
Tho spread of tho ptrlko was not
as largo a3 was anticipated, It being
understood In many quarters that
there still Is a chanco of peace being
reached. Four hundred and sixty-two
drivers employeA by twenty-eight
firms belonging to tho Lumbermen's
association went out. In each caso tho
men were ordered to make deliveries
to boycotted houses and tho usual
strike followed. Other firms to tho
number of flfty-flvo belonging to tho
Lumbermens exchange will mako
similar requests to their men and by
night It Is expected that tho full num
ber of 2,000 drivers employed by theso
lumber concerns will bo on strlko.
Edward Hines, president of tho As
sociated of Wood Industries, said that
the members of tho organization pre
posed to stand together, and when
asked If poaco was in sight, replied:
"Peace. I am not looking for peace.
I am In this thing now to fight It out
Wo may Just ns well havo It over once
for all. The Employers' Association of
Wood Industries is affiliated with tho
Chicago Employers association, which
has been fighting tho strlko thus far,
and, of course, wo will work in con
junction with them. The reason that
more men did not go out today was
because somo of tho orders to tho boy
cotted houses had to bo taken In rota
tion and it so happened that most of
tho orders were for firms not in
volved In tho strike. Tho orders that
were given for deliveries to strike
bound houses wero met by tho team
stors with refusal to do tho work and
tho men wero immediately dis
charged. TOKIO HEARS OF
JAP VICTORIES
TOKIO Imperial headquarters, re
porting, says:
The Russian cavalry which detour
cd toward Fakumen from tho right
bank of tho Liao river was frequently
defeated by pur rear guards. On May
20, after their failure In tho vicinity
of Tafangshen, they camped with tho
main strength at Slaotatzu, twenty-
six miles from Fakumen, and on May
21 they retreated to tho right bank of
tho Mallen river.
Hi tho meantime a few companies
of the enemy's force remaining on
tho left bank of the Mallen river wero
defeated and retreated northward la
disorder.
For President of Cuba.
HAVANA Tho national liberal
convention nominated Jose MIguol
Gomez, governor of Santa Clara prov
ince, for president and Senator Al
fredo Zayas for vice president.
MAY CORN PRICE ADVANCES.
Stampede Sends Option Up Six Cents
and Wheat Advances Also.
CHICAGO A stampede of shorts
advanced tho price of corn for May
delivery precisely C cents a bushel. It
was current gossip that tho May op
tion Is practically cornered by a few
prominent traders. A desire to avoid
possibly greater loss than already In
curred was the cause of the urgent
demand today from thoso who wero
on tho wronc sldo of the mnrket. Tho
May delivery opened at 53 cents. Tho
price quickly jumped up to C9 cents a
bushcL
A somewhat similar situation devel
oped In the wheat pit. On an actlvo
demand from shorts tho prlco of
wheat for May delivery was forced up
4 cents a bushel. Much of the gain
was subsequently lost on profit tak
ing. May wheat opened at 99 cents.
People Facing Starvation.
ST. PETERSBURG Tho Russky
Slovo of Moscow on Friday prints a
dispatch from Vladivostok which indi
cates" that the Inhabitants of tho whole
martlme rogion of Eastern Siberia, in
eluding the Island of Sakhalin and tho
Kamochkata peninsula, are facing
starvation on account of tho situation
produced by tho war. Word has beeu
brought to Vladivostok from Khotsk,
Eastorn Siberia, that the fish supply
of Sakhalin wns exhausted last winter
and that tho Inhabitants ate their
dogs to save life.
pmffle
Beware the Conceited Man.
"I don't caro for him," said tho
young woman, snapping her teeth to
gether decidedly. "Ho's ono of thoso
men that match."
"Match? murmured hor friend who
had Just confessed to a certain In
terest in an acquaintance.
"Yes; all tho samo color," was tho
answor, "shirt, hnndkerchlof, socks
all tho samo shade. Nono of that kind
for mine, thanks. Just think how
much tlmo they would tako In' primp
ing every morning to got nil thoso
things tho same." Now York Sun.
All At It.
Lady "Why aro you a tramp?"
Frowzy Frogmoro "Becauso I halp't
got but 30 ccntB saved yt for mo new
automobile."
This Prophetic Soul.
Kindly Stranger "Say, bub, you
havo been crying hero for an hour.
What's up?"
Small Boy "I'm appalled by an im
pending catastrophy, Blr, boo-o-o."
Kindly Stranger "Bless my soul,
what a child. And what is tho catas
trophy to bo?"
Small Boy "Fishln' will bo good
about Saturday, and I'm afraid the
weeds '11 havo to bo hoed out of tho
garden."
Regular Jonah.
"Do olo mule th'owed Br'or Thorn
ns head over heels Inter do mill pond
en a 'gator rlz up on Bwallored him!"
"Too bad!"
"Yes, but I reckon we'll seo him
ag'ln kazo do gator's dono crawled up
on do bank ,cn ho's lookln' mighty
pick." Atlanta Constitution.
Reflected Greatness.
"What makes BJones so proud theso
days?" asked tho seekor after truth.
"Ho has Just discovered that ho
wears the same slzo collar that Roose
velt does," replied Mr. Conn. Port
land Telegram.
The Lingering Kind.
Mrs. Nowlywed 1 don't know
whether to bake a pio or a cako for
dinner.
Chum Which will last longer?
Mrs, Newlywed Oh, it doesn't mako
much difference. Ono is as bad as
tho other! Detroit Free Press.
No Good for a Touch.
"There goes my frleud, Jones, tho
humnn razor."
"Is ho so sharp?"
"No but ho's continually strap
ped." A Cheese With Life In It.
Yeast I see an English coroner re
marked recently at an Inquest that
It was strange what a largo number
of people died suddenly after eating
cheese,
Crlmsonbeak Why don't they eat
the kind of cheese which has llfo in
it? It can be found, you know.
A Sad Fate.
ijoe
IM
Papa Worm Heavens! That llttlo
boy is using my son to fish with!
Ham.
"My dear," said the facetious cannt
)al, "I'vo brought homo a ham for din
icr," ,.
"That's what I call adding Insult to
njury," murmured tho shipwrecked
totor, sotto voce.
He was, however, in no position to
irotest. Louisville Courier-Journal.
TrijfTB? frurJY iSNTStTrHHsMlVM
GOVERNMENT LIGHT.
HISTORIC CHICKAMAUGA PARIC
ABLAZE WITH ILLUMINATION.
United Stater System of Lighting. Mili
tary Post Pronounced Gratlfylnnly
Successful Six and One-Half Miles
of Mains Sixty-Five Street Lights.
Chlckatnnuga Park Gn., May 31.
Tho United States government has hero
In operation ono of tho largest acoty
lono gas plants in tho world. The mili
tary post nt tho ontranco of tho histor
ical Chlckamnuga battlefield whero
thirty thousand Union andConfodornto
eoldlcrs wero lost in tho momorablo
battle of Sept. 19 and 20, 18C3, contains
about ono hundred buildings, tho
Bovonty-flvc principal ones of which nro
lighted with acotylono. To accom
plish this six and ono-half mllos of
mains and two miles of sorvlco plpoa
aro In use, whllo Blxty-flvo street
lamps brilliantly lllumlnato tho nvo
nucs of tho post.
In 1903 tho War Department In
stalled n test acotylono plant at Fort
Moyer, Virginia. Tho results wero
so gratifying and tho superiority
of tho Ulumlnant so ovldent that tho
government, March 20, 1904, placed
tho contract for tho Chlckamnuga
plant, In which every citizen of tho
United States should havo his pro
rata of prldo.
But tho government has not con
fined its acceptance of acotylono to
this military post. Slnco becoming
satisfied of tho efficiency, superiority
and economical advantages of this
particular illumlnnnt, tho Unltod
States has installed a numbor of
plants In Indian schools and other gov
ernment Institutions.
Acctylono gas is ono of tho simplest
ns well as tho most perfect of artificial
lights. It is mado by tho contact
of water and carbide, (a manufactured
product for salo at a nominal prlco),
1b absolutely snfo and give a beau
tiful whlto light soothing to tho eyes
and nerves. It can bo producod any
where In tho farm homo, tho vlllago
storo, tho town hall, tho church and
Is so easily maintained as to
bo practical for all classos.
It Is a matter for national congratu
lation that In beautifying so historic
a spot as Chlckamnuga, nothing but
tho best, Including tho lighting sys
tem, has been deemed good enough
for the American people.
Fatigue of Work Feels Good.
Says a railroad man: "Men who
grumblo at work or fret nbout an
eight-hour working day forgot that a
man will bo tired at tho end of tho
day whother ho works or not. Tho
fatlguo of work is much bottor than
tho fatlguo of idleness, and thero is no
pleasure llko that which comes from
tho consciousness of having accom
plished something."
in a Pinch, Use ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE.
A powder. It cures painful.smarting.nerv
ous feet and ingrowing nails. It's the
greatest comfort discovery of tho age.
Makes new shoes easy. A certain cure for
sweating feet. Sold by all druggists, 25c
Trial package FREE. Address A. S.
Olmsted, La Roy, N. Y.
Cure for Consumption.
A six months' tour by hullocyjx in
South Africa is the 'litest euro for
consumption, ns advertised by a Lon
don doctor. Your own ralich cow ac
companies you, tho pace Is only two
miles an hour, thero aro frequent out
spans, and vegetables, butter, butch
er's meat, fowls and eggs aro easily
obtainable, it is said. Tho total cost
Is only $525.
Returned the Salute.
A traveler who visited tho small
Siberian town of Kansk tells how sur
prised ho was by an incident in tho
theater. Tho first actress who mado
an nppearanco on tho stago bowed to
tho audienco, whereupon tho wholo
gathering roso a3 ono man and return
ed tho bow in tho most pollto manner.
Boston Tot Asks a Blessing.
"And, dear Hoavonly Father" fin
ished a Boston child at prayer tlmo,
"pleaso bless my cat. Bless overy
part of him. for I lovo him bo much
that tho very whiskers of his face
aro numbered. Bless his emerald
eyes, his llttlo rico teeth, his crush
edstrawherry tongue and tho llttlo
baked beans beneath hia feet."
Shortest Title of a Novel.
Tho shortest tltlo over given to a
noval was "B" aub-tltlo "An Auto
biography" by E. Dyno Denton, . In
three volumes. Whyto Melville, in
1869, published a novel to which ho
gave tho title "M or N?" a term
well known to every student of tho
Church ot England Cathechism.
Length of Rivers.
Tho longest river in tho world Is
tho Nile, 4,000 miles; in Europe th
Volgo, 2,1114 miles; in Asia, the
Yangtso Kiang, 3,160 miles; In Amerl
ca tho MlsslSBlppl-Mlssourl, 3,656
miles; in Australia tho Murray, 2.35C
mllos. Tho short Important rlvor Id
tbo world is tho Thames, 215 miles.
Grows Six Inches a Day.
Catalpa grows at tho rato of a third
of an inch in diameter a year on good
soil, says a wrltor In Country Llfo in
America. Thore aro flno summer days
when tho sprouts on a stump of sturdy
root growth will grow Blx inches in
the twenty-four hours. You 'can see
catalpa grow, you can bear it grow.
Ono room at Tsalkoo, tho czar's
palace near St. Petersburg, haa walls
of lapis lazuli and a floor of ebony in
laid with mother-of-pearl. Another haa
walls of carved embor, and tho walls
of a third are laid thick with beaten
gold.
STORY OF "DEAN'S" KINDNESS.
How
Jefferson Gave a Treat to a
Shut-In.
At tho Droxol Instltulo ono rocent
nftornoon a group of pooplo recalled
a vory charming Incldont In which tho
recently doceaned actor, Joe Joffor
son, acted a kindly part a fow years
ago, says tho Philadelphia Record,
President McAllstor had Introduced
Mr Jefferson, who had mado his ad
dross to tho students, nnd was nbout
to loavo, whon tho doctor told him
how delighted a cortaln nrt student
would bo If sho could meet him. This
girl wns brought ovory day In hor roll
or chair and had been n shut-In up to
that tlmo.
Tho votoran nclor wnB delighted.
So was tho girl.
Ho talked, and talked well, and sho
listened.
In tho courso of tho conversation
ho lenrnod that not only had sho nov
or scon him net, but that sho never
hnd been to a theater, nnd didn't think
it posslblo to go,
That was onough for Joo Jefferson.
It wns nrranged In loss tlmo than it
takos to tell It to havo her brought to
tho stago door ton mlnulos boforo tho
raising of tho curtain that ovcnlng.
Whon sho wns brought to that door,
around which cllnga bo much mystery,
bIio was met by "Rip" himself in his
quaint mnko-up, just as he hns been
received thousnnds of times by np
plaudlng audiences.
Throughout tho performanco tho
girl in her rollor chair remained a
chnrmed listener at ono sldo of tho
Btneo.
IS NATION OF CHAUFFEURS.
Every Boy In Franco Will Soon
Be
Familiar With the Machine.
Tho French nation so closely guards
hor supremacy In tho motor world
that plans nro being mndo so thai
every French boy will bo mado fam
iliar with tho oporation and prlnclplos
Involved in tho construction of the
automobile, snys tho Philadelphia
Record. A courso of Instruction is be
ing arranged for introduction into tho
public schools. "Thore nro a number
of technical schools whero tho details
of automobllo instructions nro Impart
ed to thoso who dcslro such knowl
edge. It is said that no city in tho world
gives tho snmo encouragement to auto
moblling as Paris. It has been decid
ed that nil tho public hospitals shall
bo equipped with sclf-propollcd ambu
lances and a vory speedy car has been
jmlorcd to bo attached to tho munici
pal laboratory, whore all tho bombs
found on tho stroots of that city shall
bo taken for Investigation nnd des
truction. Might 'Have Been Worse.
Notwithstanding her tendor years,
Catharlno's characteristics aro in evi
ionco; nnd tho most pronouncod of
Ihorn all is tho unfailing tendency, in
tho most harrowing situations, to look
on tho bright side.
On ono occasion, having got hold
of a hammer, sho ambitiously en
Jeavored to drive a tack Into tho wall,
jn which to hang her doll's haL Af
ter repeated failures to hit tho troublo
jomo tack by clutching tho hammer
in both fat hands and thus delivering
j. terrific blow, slio next tried holding
tho tack In ono hand and dealing a
loss powerful stroko with tho hammer
In tho other hand. Tho result of this
experiment brought tho wholo family
running to tho nursery.
After tho damaged finger had been
bathed and kissed and bandaged, In
tho mldBt of various consolations and
commisoratlons, Catherine's tears be
gan to stop and her philosophy to rlsej
"It don't hurt so awful bad nowj
mama. 'Sides, when my finger got
hit, I was Jus' holdln' the hammer in
only ono han' an Jus' B'poso I'd boer
strikln' with both handB!"
Tobacco In Olden Times.
Master Prynno, tho weak, well
meaning puritan, who is 1633 wrote
an attack 'upon tho stage, tolls ns
that in his day tobacco pipes wore
offered to ladies at the theater in lieu
of apples between tho nets. A French
traveler, M. Torovin do Rochefort,
who published his journal in 1C77,
confirms this by telling us that ho
found smoking a general custom In
England, as well among women aa
among men. Both sexes, ho adds, held
that llfo without tobacco would bo In'
tolerable, "becauso thoy say It dissi
pates tho ovil humors of tho brain."
When ladles stopped smoking they
took to snuff. Women of quality about
a century ago would not stir without
their snuffboxes beautiful enameled
recoptacles of perfumed midll rappee.
Lord Bollngbroke said of Queen Anno
and her graco of Marlborough: "Tho
nation is governed by a pair of snuff
era; no wonder tho light of its glory
is extinguished!"
Call of the Wild.
The bee In tho clover,
Tho bird In tho tree.
Are happy and laugh In'
As loud as can be.
An' I'm here a-workln',
An', doggone It all!
The meadows and bayous
Are glvln' their call.
The meadows ore callln':
"The plover Is litre!"
The bayou's are callln':
"Our waters are clear."
An', doggone it all!
I'm here workln'; I wish
I could got just a day
And could hike out and nshl
Could hike out And flsh
Where bayous are wide.
And whero trout are waiting
Down deep In their tide;
Or, I'd love to hie
Beneath a wide tree.
The lazy bird's brother.
The chum of the bee!
The lazy bird's brother.
The chum of thio bee;
The beo sleeps au winter
An' that 'ud suit me;
The bird hops a twig
The first thing In the spring,
An don't do a thing
But just perch there an' sing.
Houston P
THINK OF IT!
This Pretty Matron Had Hcndacho and
Backacho and Her Condition
Was Serious.
PE-RU-NA CURED
MMIHtMMMWHMIinMaMSVMMMMsWM
fir ft ill I bbbIbBm& 3&fRwfllHliBBH
MRS. M. OniCKNEn. H
99 Eleventh Street, J
Milwaukee, Wis. f
"A short time ago I found my con
dltlon very serious. I had headaches,
pains In tho back, and frequent dizzy
spells which grew worse every month.
I tried two remedies before Pcruna,
and was discouraged when I took tho
first dose, but my courage soon re
turned. In less than two months
my health was restored." Mm. M.
Drlckner.
Tho reason of so many failures to
euro cases similar to tho above is tbo
a act that
dis
FEMALE TROUBLE
NOT RECOGNIZED
AS CATARRH.
eases peculiar to
tho fcraalo sex
nro not common-
ly recognized as
being caused by
catarrh.
Catarrh of ono organ Is exactly tho
samo as catarrh of any other organ.
What will euro catarrh of tho head will
also euro catarrh of tho polvlo organs.
Poruna cures theso cases Bimply becauso
it aurcs tho catarrh.
If you hava catarrh wrlto at onco to
Dr. Hartman, giving a full statement
of your caso, and ho will bo pleased to
give, you his valuable advico gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President of
Tho Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O.
Every housekeeper should know
that If thoy will buy Doflanco Cold
Water Btarch for laundry ubo thoy
will savo not only time, because it
novor sticks to tho iron, but becnuBO
each packago contains 10 oz. ono full
pound whilo all othor Cold Wator
StarchoB aro put up In -pound pack
ages, and tho prlco Ib tho samo, 10
conts. Then ngnln becauso Doflanco
Starch Ib froo from all injurious chom
icals. If your grocer tries to sell you
a 12-oz. packago It is becauso ho haa
a stock on hand which ho wishes to
disposo of boforo ho puts in Doflanco.
Ho knows that Doflanco Starch haa
prlntod on ovory packago In largo lot
tors and figures "1C ozb." Demand De
fiance and savo much tlmo and monoy
and tho annoyanco of tho iron stick
ing. Defiance never sticks.
It' belter to bollevo
than half you hear.
all you say
I am suro Plso's Curo for Consumption saved
my llfo throo years ono. Mns. Tnos. Itonnws,
Mnplo Street, Norwich, N. Y., Feb. 17, 1600.
A'eocloty man Ib ncithor ornamental
nor useful.
raping
PLEASANT;
0C
THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AND NEW
AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER.
Mr doctor ji It seta eontlr on tha etnmaeb. Htm
and kidsaja and li a cleataat Uiitlin. Ttilt drink U
mad from berba, tad la prepared (or ue u eullr w
tit. Hlacalld''l.ane' Tca"or
LANE'S FAMILY MEDICINE
All rfraltaorbymllct. andMete. Bar It to
nr. Xunr'w 1'amllr Alrdlrlne UOTr tfan
bovrela crll iluy. In mler to tx healibr thin la
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Greatly
Reduced Rites
Round Trip
Niagara Falls, N. T., tickets sold
July 17, 18, 19.
Toronto, Ont tickets sold June 18,
19 21 22,
Indianapolis', Ind., tickets sold June
19 20 21 22.
Asbury'Park, N. J., tickets sold
Juno as, 29, 30, July 1st.
Baltimore, Sid., tickets old July 1,
3
Buffalo, N. V., tickets sold July 7,
8, 9.
Long- limits, stop-overs and many
other features can bo offered In
connection with the above dates.
Wrlto mo and let mo send you
maps, descriptive matter, folders,
rates from either Omaha or Chi
cago and all other Information.
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