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pa:n.. a-Tuss thu :ib;liniu:ii, Avas very jiervmi1; aad irritable, and thi.s
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The rlirratr Oil tlnni at Sun Antonio. A
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in Sn Aiitonui. t'limutr. iu i.mi'iv and t tin
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1 h roHtiiorninati population, tha i'tiimolin
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Anliviio arn i.pirial!T intrrp. una.
Katv's tllHMth 1'ultninn Irrprra front St.
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lia r.tif.l attmnpm.. til tn .nt .nrwlim no
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tho last cap.
Idleness is thi fuel':? contiaaoua
holiday.
.yp.VB TINT BlTTKIl COhOP.
makes top of tho marU-t butter.
Wc worry over tho extravagances
of others more than wo do over our
own.
The reason Homo people look so
''ell im bucau.su they Keep their coaa
leiiance. Stops tho CoJtgh nnd
Works Off tlio CcUl
Laxative liruuio (jttiuiao Talilow. PrieolC.
When a woman reads a novel nho
can't help dropping a teur over tho
persecuted hero.
Don't you know that Defiance
Starch, bet'hips bring ahaolulely sape
rlor to ar.y other, is put up 1C entires
in paekai;';8 and sells at sime prlco
aj 12-ounco packages cf o;1mt kinds?
Man wo'.ihl rather propd the bt
cycle of pleastiro thnn tho wheelbar
row of ueccpslty.
r.oot) HOfSEKr.KrKits
ne the st. Thnt'ii why tltoy buy Red
CroMi Uali tttue. At louJunj jrj.-ora, &eauU.
Sin is the onu tning that has no ex
cuse, but a Is not slow la mahlng
them.
baking for a iin?
Than why not keep In vlaw tha
foct that tno farmina londs of
Western
Canada
r laufficifnt to u,.p(irt a ropulntton of fA (K(W
nr ott Thi tr'.mmi uuou fur the s( n 'aii
tat Wen phaiwi.ifiiftt.
FREE l!om::!c3d Lands
easily rriK:'iM. wliili mlnr InniW nmr b put
thivri f pint kmhrsiif and I aini Lntupmiirh, 'l h
train mm Kifu laitili of S rdem ChiimiIn art ll
ht oil tlti runiiiirtit, PmmIih if)( tho bt grain,
anU radio tt on ,i alone) rvmly tor marktt
MurUta, SrhtMiU. Hwlhttiya nml nil other
('.million tiiiiltit M'rilrrti i unn.U nn iitI
Mltla nnt for t tit arltliT.
Writ,ioSp',iin(,n it Inimiciatinn. Ottawa. Can
ala, fir a ilttiiipti' AlUv aiMtnihi iriluiniHtion,
oi tu atnhorfri1 1 anaitian t.nvrnimpnt Aiftii
W. V. hrnneu. tttl New York Lit UuiMio.
Uouha, tNub,
Rany whofonrterly sxckrd WYCifars oov$not
LEWIS SINGLE BINDER
STRAIGHT5 CIOAR
lour Joi bar r 4lr I from Fa-tiirjr, raorla. III.
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Field Artillery.
Cavalry ir.?n.
Infrntry Skirmishing.
A dispalch to the Loudon Daily Mail
from Seoul says that M. I'avlotT, the
llu.ssian milliliter at Seoul, has notified
the Corean government that Corean
troops have crossed the Chinese boun
dary repeatedly and committed ex
.'.fJreii against the Inhabitants. Rus
sian customs oluclal3 on the extreme
northeastern border report Blniilnr oc
current es and assert that the Coreans
are burning villages and killinR peo
ple. Mlnistt-r I'avloff warned tho an
thorltles that Rt'.ch proceedings will
nt't'CSFilate severe measures.
Riots have broken out at ChyunB
Cliyonptlo, in the province of Piyon
san, C'orea.
Iieuuctt I!urlelt;h, in ('.ii--!)ntches
f "cia Tokio, iiiiys:
"?";()! lutiiinn prob;;bly will proceed
for four days more. You may discount
continental assurances of Kassia'is
eompleto acceptance of Japan's terms.
Such rcixirta are manufactured. They
cannot retard action when the hour
has arrived.
"A vast amount of material, Includ
ing much of that needed for transport
purioses, Is parked and awaiting ship
ment In the arsenals. The Japanese
show much Ingenuity and smartness
In that militant department. Indeed,
lhat class of material Is being requis
itioned early, and much of It Is on
board ship.
"The cables are full of pacific news,
but remember what I have, previously
said, Itusslu Is not rendy for war, and
cannot be for several months lo come.
Therefore tho protraction of tho ne
gotiations Is convenient to her. It
would also ho an empty diplomatic
triumph to secu-e an open door unless
It Is enforced, when to-day the whole
administration of Manchuria and Its
enormous property Is already in Itus
sla's hands. Sho !s master thero un
less she Is made to withdraw her
troops and administrators.
"At the dinner given by the leading
Japanese bankers, the chairman. In
the course of his speech, said that if
war occurred it would ho much more
a serious affair thnn the war with
Chl'-.a. Jnpan, lie said, could meet the
cost. Japan's volume of trade was
now fourfold greater ihun it was then.
Kho need not borrow money abroad,
but would be able to arrange without
doing so for a two or three years'
'Wealthy English Brewer.
nuprrt Guinness, who was recently
married In England, will some day be
one ot the richest men In tho lhitlsh
umpire. As the eldest son of Lord
Ixeagh, ho Is the direct heir to one of
the largcsl fortunes that has ever
iicen amassed In the brewing trade.
The Ciiilnnesa company was recently
floated at a capital of 2."i.ih)o,ii(io, and
Lord Ives.tth retained a big share In
the concern.
Pretty Nearly Perfect.
Senntor Matthew Stanley Quay
('rifted Into the lobby of the Arling
ton In Washington In a spick and span
new suit of clothes and a Sou: horn
member of congress congratulated
him Um his appearance. "Good fit .
eh?" said Quay, much pleased. "Kit!
Sets belter'n a hen, senator! " was tha
reply.
An Old Saw In a New Setting.
The average girl doesn't understan l
why new wine should not be put Into
obi bottle, but sho doe know doth
l.ltely why new girls should not be put
Into old gowni.
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ations and Tycss 0f ths Soldiery of
t:-.e Rival Nations.
struggle. Already corporations end
private persons arc ofeiini; funds for
the war chest. In Tokio, with the
prospects for a great war In view, the
demonstrations are quiet. There Is
no ciieeitng, but crowds of weeping
woine.i, the movements of the ships,
and the active preparations of the
troops make Impressive scenes.
"A statesman of lCuroponn reputa
tion toltt mo that this war, if it comes,
will be a war for national life and
honor, that all must he prepared to
spend their fortunes and to die or
win."
In what it ch'Ur.s as an authorlla
tive ptateineni. the LimiUiii Daily
Graphic iinnotint e :- that tho negotia
tions have arrived at a stage,' h aving
two polr.ts upon wliith neither Russia
nor Japan is inclined to yield, and as
to which no means of ii com promise
haw yet been found.
Iloth these points concern Man
churia nnd their acceptance would not
In tho slightest modify the legal status
quo or change the administrative sit
uation in Manchuria, hut Japan in
sists "that they he embodied in a
treaty between Japan and Russia,
while Russia, as a maiter of amour
propre, refuses to accept such dicta
tion at the hands of Japan. Much,
however, Is still hoped from the czar's
Influence."
One of the diplomat t who Is re
garded as quite one of the most Intel
ligent in St. Petersburg, who two
weeks ago nave an optimistic opinion
of the piospocts for the maintenance
of peace, and was distinctly pro-Kus-rlan,
Is now In quite a different moed,
and when asked what he thought of
the situation he replied gravely: "It
looks much more serious. The out
look Is exceedingly black."
"Don't you see any ray of light in
the direction of peace?" was asked.
Yen, certainly I do, but. the danger
clouds are heavy. No one knows what
may happen."
"How do you find opinion?" mean
ing In Russian political circles.
"Intensely Irritated, and especially
annoyed by the attitude toward this
country adopted In the American
press. Russia can never forget It. All,
I am told, are equally had In printing
that which may come under the head-
Chinese Woman Doctor.
Yamel Kin, the llrst Chinese
Dr
woman to take a
tho I'liiled States,
country from her
whom she whs
medical degree in
s on a visit to this
home In Nlngl'o,
horn. Dr. Yamel
graduated from the
New York inetll-
cat college ubout ten years ago. Then
nho returned to China, where she
practiced medicine. The doctor, who
Is highly educated and well versed In
languages. Is nn earnest worker In the
cause of uplifting her fellow country
women. Sho will remain iu America
for a year or more.
Carnegie a Heavy Taxpayer.
Andrew Carnegie pays the largest
tax levied upon any Individual In New
York. Ho Is nssesaetl ipnin $.VO(iO,ikiO
worth of property. Tho assessors
could find but $ J.ut o.nto upon which
to mulct Mr. Rockefeller.
Regarding Education.
"Education." said t'nele Ebon,
"'urotild be a heap easier If u boy ct ubt
only sen his brain glttln' bigger m'
stronger, de name as he kin tie muscles
la his arm." Washington Star.
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rack of tho Line.
Dragoon.
Field Artillery.
Co:
lug of i.diiihg fuel to the tire, which
it slm ild I;o UK; duty of every ouu to
qupiich."
His attention war, drawn to the fact
that the St. Petersburg dispatches
merely reflect a series of opinions
diplomatic, political, military, and
commercial taken from as high and
representative sources as possible.
While those from Washington are
often pro-Japanese, they merely re
flect tin! sentiment predominating In
the United States, which it may be
useful to Russia to know and which
It is Impossibly to conca!.
Asked wheth'-r the signal ere of the
Chinoi-:o-Amorif an treaty had not enm
p'lie'ited matters, lie replied: "CYrialn
! not. It sinipliMcil them nil the
more. It gave iius.da the cpportiiiiit.t
at once for csprOFsii'j; her readiness
to aoe.'pt the open door policy. "
Kroiii a reliable source is learned
the splendid role of which, perhaps,
few people are aware the Empress
Marie has played In setting her in
fluence in the strongest manner
against, war. It is asserted that had it
not been for her. hostilities might ere
this have been forced. She has acted
as a powerful check on the war party.
An article published In London
about the Grand Duke Alexin being an
active mover In politics at St. Peters
burg Is sheer nonsense.
Mr. Kurino, the Japanese minister
to Russia, voiced a note of peace, ssy
Ing: "The fact that the Japanese gov
ernment continues to negotiate
through diplomatic channels shows
clearly that my country is seeking by
every possible- way to find n peaceful
issue to the crisis." Doing urged to
give Ms opinion on the outlook, Mr.
Kurino agreed lhat the uituatbn Is
serious.
In further conversation he repeated
whnl he had previously stated name
ly: that even II the coming reply
oi
Russia Is not satisfactory Japan
not. necessarily mean lo go to
loos
ar
and that all depends upon Russia
now.
Referring to tho Innumerable ru
mors of war being Inevitable, ho snltl:
u kue poopie outsitio knew nio
re
about what Is going on Insld
they
would not prophesy war with such
persistence." Special Cable to Chi
cago Tribune.
American Duchesses Busy.
Wonderful things lire predicted con
cerning the Intentions of the ylms
inches-- of Marlborough Hs regards
social entertainments at her Ixnnlon
house Ibis season. Indeed, It would
seem that American peeresses will
have things their own way, for In ad
dil Ion to her KiT.co of Marlborough
tho duchess of Roxburghe and Lady
Yarmouth are expected to take front
lack among London hostesses.
President of Boston University.
Rev. Dr. W. E. Huntington, for
twenty years dean or Ito.tton univer
sity, has been elected president of
that Institution to till the otaee of
president, which hnd been vacnrit
since the death of President William
F. Warren a year ago.
Prince Vigorous lo Old Age.
His royal highness the duke of Cam
bridge, although S5 years of ago.
drove a distance of fourteen miles on
t:io (lay before Chi lstmns to distribute
Hh annual Christmas gifts to t'.ic
workmen employed on his country es-lata.
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Texan Woold Take No chances.
Riviresoniutivc Hub He ,ry td' Tex
a; tolls the following s,oiy:
"Word ivuie.one day to u man who
lives down in my part ef Texas th.-t
bis mother-in law had died In St.
l.otiis. The first teKnam was fol
lowed by ar.oihir teie. which read:
"Shall we bury it cremate her?"
"The T'Mis mutt wired back:
" "Until: ti'ke no chances."' Va.:h-in-Tton
Post.
After the Cvicttrn.
"In one respect at least," said Eve,
"you have been an execptiotr.il hus
band." "How's that?" queried Adam.
"You have never once pronounced
lay biscuit.! interior to the ones your
mother used to manufacture," sho re
plied. Between the Acta,
"You (li n't look like an inebriate."
"I'm not."
"And yet jeo s y w lien yea went to
?;ot a 1 r'.nk many people were
moved?"
"Yes, they bid to sta.itl tip whilu
I came down tlirtjiith the orchestra
aisle."
"A Pair of Old Slippsro."
Great Luck for a Suburbanite.
Subbubs Of nil the innrvetous
things! Did you hear about the ser
vant girl Ihuklotz took out from tho
city with him yesterday?
Citiinan No. She's going; to stay,
Is she?
Subbubs I should say so. He In
ilueetl her to buy the place for only a
lew hundred dollars less than bo paid
for It. Philadelphia Press.
Driven To K.
' I've come to kill a printer," sr.id
the liulo man.
"Any printer in particular."' asked
the foreman.
'Oh, anyone will do. I would prefer
a small one, but I've got to make sumo
sort of a show at light or leave hti; i-
finee the paper called my wife's tea
party a 'swill affair.'
This Is Awful.
"1 beg your pardon," said tk fat
passenger, who had just slapped a
stranger on the back, "but that suit
you have on Is a dead ringer fur ono
worn by a friend of mi hp."
"Ah, I see," rejoined thf stranger.
"Sort of clothen-rlnger, as it were."
His Advice.
"Frankly, madam," said the lit-nest
salesman, "I wouldn't ativl.-.e you to
take that gown."
"Why not?" asked the wcm;ii:.
"It doesn't nmteli your c:iniple:.i;.r.."
he explained.
"Oh, well," she replied cire!";::;!)-, "I
can change the o-hple.-.lon."
Faithless Faith.
Miggles "Why do you think IVr.th
erly has no faith ia his new airship?"
Wiggles "He took out three acci
dent Insurance policies last, week."
As Usual.
Micky Say. Swips.cy. what do yer
expect to have in yer slocking Christ
mas mornln'?
Swlpscy (mournfully) Holes!
Information Wanted.
Mary Do you think the Ice ia hard
enough to skate on, Willie?
Style Necessary.
Mrs. Nurich Our daughter Is to
be married to-morrow and we wiint a
couple of oil It 1 rs to guard Iho pres
ents. Chief of Drtrcil.es Y s, madam,
I'll send two of my best plain-clothes
men
Mrs. Nurich That wi.uld never do.
We want them to wear the handsom
est unilorms they've got. This Is to
be a swell wedding.
A Wrong Simile.
"Ah," he protested, "my love for
you Is the greatest thing In the world.
It Is larger thnn the world. It la
wider than the sea. Let me pour It
Into your ears.."
"Sir!" ejaculated (he fair maid. "Do
you mean to insinuate anything about
the bI.o or shape of my carR?"
A Childish Comment.
"Whv don't you get married. Aur.t
Jane?" asked the little one.
"1 don't wish to, child." replied the
elderly spinster.
The little one looked at her rcproT
Ingly. "Mamma says It's wrong to lie," ah
remarked at last.
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Veteran Joshua
Heller of Too S.
Walnut street. l
bans, 111., says:
"In the fall of
1S:9 nfter taking
D e a n n Kidney
Pills 1 told the
readers of this
paper that they
had relieved me
of kidney trouble,
disposed of a
lume back with
paiu across my
loins nnd beneath
the shoulder
blades. During tho Interval which
has elapsed I have had occasion to
resort to Doau's Kldn,y Dills when 1
noticed wi'iiilngs of nu attack. On
each uc.tl every occasion the results
obtained were just as satisfactory as
when the pills were first brought to
my iiotiee. 1 Just as emphatically en
dorse the preparation today as 1 did
over two years ago."
Eoster-Milburti Co., Htiffiilo, N. Y.,
proprietors, l'or sale by all druiiists,
price CO cents per box.
No woman ever admits outside tho
divorce court that sho drew a niati'l
lnouinl blank.
rtso's Curo !i ihn best inecllctiirt wo ever "Wl
for nil ultrcl Ions of tho ttiio.il und ttitii.-s. W aU
O. Ksust.r.T, Vaubutou, lud., I-Vb. la, liMiX
Some women adapt themselves to
circumstances anil others apply for a
divorce.
Deafness Cannot Ie Cured
ly toi-rl nppllriill'lia, li. tln-y fHiuint ri'iKtl tltp itta
eit'i-il )Hirilii uf til" r.r. i lirri' U "iilv win whv iu
run- ileHlm-ii.. nnd tlmt U lv i-onMiiiHli.nhl reniner..
Ilatrim. 1. i'ait'.M liy nil tlittumril 4-iMli!tll"ll uf Itid
iu-iHi, llnlnu cf ll.o KiiM.tt hliiii l iilw. vVh-n tlila
tlll'l1 li llid.iineil yi.ll liatn u lilllilill'itf t'Olmil ur Inv-pi-rf.rt
hHrlnn. anil w tii'li ll Ih nitre ly rlmtml, l)i,r
nt'im I. I li n nil, himI nnli. t ti.- ItifUtiiliiitlliin can Im
tiiki'n out ami iIiIh tube r-xtoit-d to It. tintum! r null
tt -ii , lif-iii :riK wl'l ha ilririiyi'il fi.ri'vcr; lilin i-.m
tint cf trn urn rnti..rd hy t aiurrh, whlrli I. ii.ttlilntf
but an liulampd cniiillilou of the inurnii. aiirrun'.
Wf will i;lvf Onip lliltiitri-il IMlUr fur any i f
Po.ifni'i.a M-mlttt-d liy vaintrhl tlul --minnl h curi d
by llil'a Catarrh ('urn. Nend for i-lirniara. frt-H.
K. .1. CIIKNKV to., Tuiedu, O.
Sold liv Irilirc!it. "'.e.
TaWo ilMl'a l-'uinlly I'llli for ronnllpatlou.
Happiness for many a woman di
ponds upon her ublllty to stir up trou
ble, among her neighbors.
In riiiniona Co., Dnkotn,
'o can sell ynu ICO neres fine land.
You can break 100 acres thltt sprlmf.
sow It to Snl:.er's Flas nnd reap
enough to pay for your land, etc., hav
ing ii lino furm free the llrst year.
Have tpn such pieces for snle,
JOHN' A. SAUCER SEED CO.,
(W. U. U.) La Crosse, Wh
Getting Into debt Is like droppln;,
from a balloon. Getting out u.f-vaia ii
lIKo climbing a greased pole.
Hundred.-; of dealers say the extra
quantity and superior quality of De
fiance Starch is fast taking place of
all other brands. Others Lay they
cannot sell any other starch.
Tho woman who regards money ni
tho aim of life wonders why It cun t
bring contentment.
A bent pin is the easiest thin-?
Imaginable to find when you aro not
lookinc; for It.
dovt HPim. vocit cr.oTnEs.
TJho Rod Cross Hull llltto nnd koip thns'j
white us snow. All grocurs. 5c. a paekajjo.
Tho man who HUes club life nevej
regards hlself ns the least bit selfish,
London's Campaign Against Rat3.
London's campaign ngnlnst the doeS
rats has progressed satisfactorily.
According to the official reports of
the rat killers, over i.,000 of the ro
dents have been killed every month
of the past year. Since the bubonic
plague scare roused the authorities
to action, not less than Cro,iHJO rats
have been Killed. The gain has been
great, not only from the health point
of view, but iu the saving of prop
erty. Tho dest met ivc capacity of
the Imdon wharf rat Is very largo,
Individually and collectively.
Medicinal Bones and Horns.
A writer In the Pharmaceutical1
Journal remarks that considerable
traffic Is carried on In tho present
time In tho bones of tho tahr, the na
tive nunia for tho wild goat, Capra
Jemlanlca, which frequents tho steep
tree covered slopes of the Himalayan
range, and which bones are exported
to Indln, being employed ns an Imag
inary never falling remedy for rheu
matism. Again, the antlers of tho Al
tai waplta, ef the. deer tribe, nro ex
ported, It Is said, to China, reali.hiK
a very high price where they ara
much esteemed for medicinal pur
poses, wlillo tho horns ot the Sumat
ra n rhinoceros are Imported by, antl
valued In, the same country as a sup
posed nienns of counteracting dlseasv
WORRY
A Sure Starter for III Health.
Useless worrying (a form of ne
vousness) Is Indirectly tho result
(through the nerves) of Improper
feeding. A furniliiro man of Mem
phis says:
"About a year ago I was afflicted
with nervous spells, would worry so
over trivial things.
"I went to consult one of tho be-t
physicians in Memphis nnd ho asked
among many questions If I drank cof
fee. "Ills advice was: 'Go to some pro
Tlslon store nnd get a box of Postuin,
drink It In place of coffee and as you
are confined to join desk to a great
extent try antl Get out In tho open air
as much as possible.' I lollowed hla
Instructions regarding tho Postum.
"At that tlmo my weight was 112
and I was taking all Kinds of drugs
and medicines to brace me up, but all
failed; today 1 weigh 103 and all of
my old troubles are gone, and all the
credit Is duo to having followed this
wise physician's advice and cut off tint
coffee and using Postum In Its place,
"I now consider my health perfect.
1 am willing to go beforo a notary
public and testify that It was all due
to my hpvlng used Postum In place
if coffee." Kama given by IWum
Co.. n.-Utlo Creek, Mich.
. There's a reason for quitting tha
time-drink colTee, and there's a rea
,n for drinking" Postum. Trial 10
daya proves them all.
Look In each park sue for a copr
ot tat famous llttla book, "The Road
to WallrllU."
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