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FOUR HUNDRED STRIKE
FOR HIGHER WAGES,
KANSAS & TEXAS MEN QUIT
Tm Caul Mora Per Ion Demanded
After pleuiler 1, but Ma A liga
tion i'eld lr the (ompenr to
th Men Herler Miliar Not
CaneeraiTtia Strike
la I'ennnyireula.
Maco, Mo,, Aug. fi. Tbe 4)9 men
iploytd lit tint Kansas A Texas com
oy' coal mine at Ardmore, recent
lemanded ft raise In wages from tJ
0 cent pur ton, to take affect Bep
ber 1, 'i'h company made no re
',0 thl demand, but continued to
lis mine at their fullest capacity,
t men finally concluded that tin
my wii Ailing nil extra order
reparing to rfus to grant the
- demanded and yesterday they
'other meeting and noli lied the
,viiy that If It did not at once
igreo to grant the Increase they would
ttrlk. The company' in in agur nil 11
mule no rfply and the miner struck
ant night, only two voting against
folng out. i
The Ardmore miner deolare they
fill not again work for 40 cent, Hu
sjrlntendent Arthur Vail say lie U
ot now ready to answer that the
ompuny will grant the Increase,
'J'Ua H'n) miners at Jlevler, this coun
f , r'!lrlii(f CO uent per ton, the slim
ier rate, are still working and o far
can be learned this morning there
HI be no atrlke there,
WVLY CfJftlNO TUB MINER,
I Vmmvwi, I'a., Aug. -0 th
W iue of the New York and Cleveland
O a Coal company thoiui at Handy
ct 'ek and Turtle creek are now coin
pi etely tied up, and the J'lum creuk
m fin are alowly being won over. Yea
Unlay over half of the latter failed to
report for work, and to-day twenty
trior were induced to quit. Other are
expected to atrlke a soon as they shall
Jttve cleaned up their work, Commit
"leo are working Industriously In the
house of the minor
The New and Cleveland Oa Coal
company I making every effort to keep
the mine going. Jta ofllcer claim
that all the I'luiu crock minora are
working, while the strikers nay that
not more than forty are In the pit.
FRANCE EXPECTS FAVORS.
The 10 far Cent lto(luillfi Allowed Air
lb Dingle mil looked Vor,
Paws, Aug, 6. The liaulol to-day
publish? an Interview with the min
ister of commerce, hi, llouchor, in
Which he Is quoted a declaring that It
"ihould not for a moment be doubted
that President McKlnlcy will spon
taneously grant to Franco 20 per cent
tariff reduction a permitted by the
Jllnglcy bllL It Is, of course, only oil
till condition that France will con
tinue to grunt the United St a ton the
customs concessions arranged a a
quid pro quo for tlui economic advant
age which have now disappeared. In
asking for this reduction France will
cite the fuvor accorded to Import
.from the I'nlted Mule, and tho liberal
leglalutlon enabling Amerlcun Insur
a n co companies to operate in Franco
in competition with the homo compu
nles."
, Jnlle Field Mar Itatlre.
Wasimnoto!, Aug. II. The report 1
current here that Justice Htcphen J.
Field of the United State aupremo
court, will retire from active service
August 10, when he will have nerved
one day over thirty-four year, break
ing the record of Chief Justice John
Marshall. It I nald that Attorney
General McKenua wilt 1ms appointed to
the .vacancy tliu created, and that
Haiiry Hitchcock, the noted Ht, Lou I
lawyer, will then be made attorney
general Justice Field wit appointed
by President Lincoln in lsfl3.
To Kdncala lb I hInM.
Ban Fmani'Iim'o, Aug. 6. Dr. Jobn
Freyer, profenaor of oriental lan
gunge and literature of the tle unl
eralty, ba returned from China,
where lie bad Weu In eouauUallou
with high government otllclaU about
the founding of a unlveralty at Hhang
bat for the education of t hin in
WeaUirn art, lenei and literature.
lleddcllued au utTer to Iwcoiue the
prealient of the Inatltutiun, but eon
aentea I J alt the projeeL The va
tablUhment of tula UntllutUm I on
of the lda of the progreaalve party
tn (lilna,
A Mall I'awMa ait
NiwYohh, Aug fk lieprvaentatlve
of Urge malt ng linn ml at th llu-
tl Manhattan In tht city )rurdsy
and Uhk step toward a great emit
bliiatlou. The Arms reprsseut aUiu
eighty ir ut of th malt output t
th United Hales, whUU ateragv 10,
OOO.IkkI bvulirl.
4aa It. Raa Maal lit M l laa.
Ilulstidi, Tm., Aug. a, Jha It
taga, ht0v r agu rvlgl
bU seat la the I'alud MW K nsia t
baetiin a of th slab railroad etna
HiUiUmsrs, lis smsumhv.I bit rau.lt
iWy to sttwvwd Un-r Q Mil:, wnuao
torn Ui splr at )r
A Uitia4 a luaa iaaiaa.
I'MMMii, Aria, Aug k -I'laa h
ta irltd U a railroad to tho
Ureal tanru of Ih tuloiadd and
matirartUia U bi bag ift . frimt
iHiiat mihi th Kant Vm llt at
lsgUl! vt William
HELD WITHOUT BAIL
It Ma Oo Hard With John Morrow for
Killing III I)anhtr Lovar.
Rocki'okt, Mo., Aug. The pre
ilminary trial of John Morrow.charged
with the murder of John Goode, wa
held in WaUon, Mo., yesterdoy, re
ultlng In holding Morrow over with
out bail to the circuit court, which
convene in September.
Morrow" wor that he had every
reason to believe that Gooilo had
rulnod hi daughter, whom Goode wa
vliltlng on the night of the murder.
The defumui introduced some medi
cal testimony which did not substan
tiate Morrow' auitplclon, and which
muy pjttko It go hard with hlra on hi
trial. This county ha no jail, and
Morrow will b taken to Hi Joseph
for aafo keeping.
Joha CuiUhfg Alaska Vsntors,
Ciik;aoo, Aug. fl. -John Cudahy I at
tho head of a Chicago syndicate to bo
capitalized at 'J8,U'H),0(M, which Is
going to own, develop and operate
nearly all tho gold quartz uilno in
Kustcrn Alaska which have been dis
covered up to thl time Th corpora
tion will own mine tho present value
of which, at the lowest estimate, I
ino.ooo.ooo, The prospective value,
which can bo known only when tho
work of development is well in hand,
may be several time 8.'-0,0(K),dOJ. For
five year tho company ha prospected
the mountain of Eastern Alaska for
gold veins, employing tho best oxpert
that could bo Induced under big pay
to go into that region,
Oo to Work at Haduosd Wss.
VouHGsrowif, Ohio, Aug, ft. Tho
Hew Amalgamation association wage
scale was signed yesterday afternoon
by President Garland of the Amalga
mated Association of Jron, Htcel and
TJn Workers, and ' Hecretary II. Nutt
of tho Iron Manufacturers' association.
Tho scale finally agreed upon wa In
tho main as follows:
Guide mills, rolling and heating, IS
per cent reduction on straight, Kough
ors, 1M per cent reduction,
liar mill heating and rolling, 10 per
cent reduction for Iron and 19 per cent
for steel, ,
Hkelp mill rolling and beating, 10
par cent reduction.
Knfland'f Claim llutd.
Bar Fusrisco, Aug, 0 The steam
er Helglo bring the new that the
right of tho Hrltish government to take
possession of I'almyra Island Is to be
disputed. Luther Wilcox, of Hono
lulu, declares that the Island belong
to himself, Fred iWundenberg and
William Kinney, They suenred their
right from tho Pacific Navigation
company, which purchased the island
from tho Hawaiian government. Tho
government, In turn, acquired it right
to It through tho discovery and coloni
zation of tho Island by Charles lien
ton, in 1812.
Carnival of Niiort
fUs Fiusi'isiio, Aug. ft. William A.
lirady I going to hold a carnival of
sport In Nevada thl fall. While prize
fight will be the principal attraction,
there will be other event In th sport-
ng line, such as horse and bicycle
races. The carnival win last several
duys, and will bo pulled off probably
in the early part of October, He no
and Carson are expected to be tho ri
val bidder for tho fight.
Iowa Miliars to io Oat.
Ottcmwa, Iowa, Aug. B. A thou-
and miner went out in thl district
last night They demanded 80 cent
and It from the operators. The hitter
granted the so-ccnt rate, but refused
to bind themselves to tho winter
irlces. The men ut several Center-
vllle, Kathhtm and lorbimh mines
have already stopd work und stutc
meeting for this city August ti. It Is
telleved by both operator and miners
that a strike win on declared.
(las Coiulilna In St, Jwih.
Ht. Josii'ii, Ma, Aug. 5. Kmcrson
McMillan of Nw York i In the city
arranging for a consolidation of the
two local gas companies. This will
end a seven years' competition. The
capital stock of tho reorganl.ed com
pany has been Increased xrom V3,noo to
1,000,000. A raise In tho price of gas
la looked for.
Hnssla Ha m Klondrka, Too.
London, Aug. B Tho Daily Chronicle
ay that tho Russian government is
about to send a second expedition to
obtain further Information aa to th
gold bearing region in th Hlborlan
part of tit Russian emplro, which
promises, when opened, to it a second
California,
Mardared tV liar Dana Mar.
Bt, Lori. Mo., Aug. 6. Mr Teter
llauptman, 00 year old and feoble,
wife ot a wholesale cigar merchant,
wa murdered yesterday afternoon by
her Insano daughter, Loulso, who out
her parent' throat from oar to ear
with a butcher knife.
rraaldaallal I'la na (Im.
Watiiiaoto, Aug. fi Few appoint-
loanUof presidential postiuastar will
be made before rrestdent MeKlnUy
return to Washington. Thaso fw
pHilutioant will m only In rasei
wUloU raquiro Imiuedlalo action
A ttatorf l taMlai
WaiMtstiMN, Aug, ft, Th apHlnt
ruent of Juhn rtulder ti W tun'l
at Itucktln, Linn vonnty, Ma, I r
gardad a a UminU hrn vktorj
hel
Mala l It ansa
Tort. A. Ksa. As? s.-Umhl hiw
or toll la a grt Hianv Kans h.uh
t atgbt and todsy, brvakin
tho drouth which ha Won dulag oi
UrsaWatng rUis Injury U tho tor
kbaaf--'-- M H-i I ran t ill hi i as
iaif rMi if !.
VriHit, Aug k. IWorgo II
Mstlatt of 'it to has Wh i iiinld
AtUf iHwUtrtttW Itnlvlar to smih-vo
tol,,al M. H haltrt Nw York
ItllXhl Id loi.prtH la tho R14.
DAN M'TACCART DEAD.
The Notd Kanaaa Saccnmbs to Wound!
Infllatad bj Hfnrj Hehaealej.
Isdki'Bnmmck, Kan., Aug. 5. The
most tragic killing in the history of
thl town, orcurred near Liberty,
Kan., at 11 o'clock yesterday. Henry
Hheesley shot and killed ex-Senator
Daniel McTatrgart In the milling prop
erty that ha been known as the Mo
Taggart mill since the-early day of
Montgomery county,
Hheesley 1 held without bail to
await hi preliminary hearing set for
August 13.
The killing grew out of a financial
disagreement between Mr. McTaggart
nettry 8hueley, the operator of
tho mill. A Justice of the peace
granted McTaggart a judgment upon
goods in the mill belonging to Shees
loy, and an officer went to the mill to
sell the good necessary to satisfy the
judgment One lot of good had been
told, when Hheesley, who had been a
llnt observer of the proceedings,
stepped up to within seven feet of
McTaggart and 11 red tho fatal shot
from a 3H-callbcr revolver. The ball
I ased through the body above the
leart
The ex-senator fell to the floor
while the murderer fired a second
shot, the ball passing through the
hand and arm of hi victim' youngest
son, Dolph McTaggart, a lad of about
15 year. Hheesley then started to
flee, but wii captured and brought to
the county jail by tho constable, who
had been performing the sale. Cap
tain McTaggart sank rapidly and ex
pired at Z:'I0 yesterday afternoon.
Daniel McTaggart ha been a con
spicuous figure in public Ufa in Kan
sas for thirty year. For fourteen
year ha represented Montgomery
county In tho legislature, six years in
tho lowsr branch and eight years in
tho Htalo Senate, During all that
time he stood high in tho councils of
the Republican party and was fre
quently mentioned for the congress
ional nomination In his district
A year ago when tho Ht, Lou I con
vention declared for tho single gold
standard, Mr, McTaggart, who had
always been a staunch friend of silver,
followed the example of Senator Tel
ler and other silver republicans and
bolted the convention and the nom
inee. During the campaign he used
all the Influence at his command for
tho success of tho fusion stat and
national ticket.
Mr, MoTaggart wa born In Iowa in
DMA. Ho entered the army June, 1801,
with an Iowa regiment, and after re
ceiving his discharge, organized a col
ored troop and wa commissioned
captain until the close of the war.
After the war he was t'e tailed by the
government to bury Union soldiers.
Ho disinterred f't.OOO old soldiers and
buried them at Murphreesboro, Va.,
Nashville, Tenn., and New Albany,
Ind. Mr. McTaggart came to Kansas
in IHttB with considerable money. Ho
took a prominent part in the early
settlement of the state and hns always
been prominently identified in every
movement in Montgomery county.
When ho flrt came to Kansas he
opened a store at Liberty, but was not
successful. He then built a mill on
the Verdigris river between Lliierty
and Independence. In this mill th
murder occurred.
Kngland's lleclslon Noon.
London, Aug. ft. Tho Dully Chron
icle announces that the flnul meeting
lotween tho members of the bimetallic
commission, licuded by Henator Wol-
cott and Lord Hullttbury, will take
place during the hitter purtof next
week at the foreign ofllce. Most of
the member of the cabinet will bo
present anil It Is understood that Lord
Salisbury will then Inform tho com
missioners of the government's de
cision on thu question of a more ex
tendud use of silver.
flood Rain Along tha llurllnrfton.
Ht. Johkiii, Mo,, Aug. ft. Tho
drought was broken last night and
this morning by a good rain, tho fall
varying from half an inch to an inch
and a half, along the Itnrlington liners
He ports at tho general ofliee are that
tho rain came just in time to save th
corn crop, on tho St. Joseph ana
Grand Island road an inch and a half
of rain fell
I'olionad hf Madiroom.
Roraronn, III., Aug. ft. Albert T.
Lamb, salesman for a local furnitnro
company, and lour ot his children are
dangerously sick from eating what
was aupponcd to be mushrooms. Mis
Urlna, aged SO, died thl morning, and
hlta, aged 14, cannot live.
Arbitrator Baltla a PUpala.
HrniNoruuH HL, Aug. ft. Th dif
forsniyt hotween a number of large
Chicago printing and book binding
Arms and their employe ha Wen
settled by tho state board ot arbitra
tion In favor of tho latter. Itoth side
will abide by tho devlalon.
aeafced Trmm a Trala ay lightning.
ATtiiisos, Kan., Aug. 1 tioorg
ftteln, a freight hrakvman on tha Cen
tral brand, f th Ualn I'aclhV, wa
Unov'Ue I from a U car by lightning
while th train was running at full
speed between Ames and Clyde, and It
la not believed that he ran recover.
A Bttla Atatast kegra ttMaere.
Atlasta. Ua, As, ft. Two hun
dred whit wvnmi aad girl employed
t th 1 ullon Mag nd Cotton mills In
Hit city struck this morning beraus
nf thr) employ mm! ft twealy-av
tegru wwmea la th Kddlng depart
meat
Mail ale a ttaia.
Omi. Lwa. Aug, a.-Itigh
Ih Um k Uad psager train, t Hb
yaga btiund, was turned by hall slots
whleH rH4 on I he irarW la th euU,
H r window la the train as brvh
14 oropa wr tat la piece
WANTS HIM KEPT OUT.
A Wlfo Wants to lliti liar Hatband
llsrred From Landing.
New Yobk, Aug. 5. The secretary
of the treasury will decide the ques
tion whether or not August Armand,
a lielgian, who arrived here on the
Massdam on Monday, fill all be per
mitted to land. lie is at present de
tained by the immigration author
ities on the complaint of Ar
mand' wife, who charge him with
being a man of bad character
and say he tried to get her to
lead an immoral life for hi support
Armand wa at one time a Catholic
missionary in Africa and Egypt, hav
ing been consecrated to the priest
hood in France by Dlshop Dubois of
Galveston, Texas. Later on, Armand
renounced Catholicism and, becoming
a Protestant, married the woman who
now seeks to have him kept out of
tho country, Mrs. Armand allege
that, In Kansas City, her husband aold
their baby to wealthy peorple, and
charges that the roan threatened her
with violence if she did 'not support
him in idleness.
GOVERNOR LEEDY OBJECTS
radar at Judga Knjolns tha Stat of
Kansas and Kagals Htrlfa,
Topkka, Kan., Aug. 5. The federal
jfllcers and tho state of Kansas will
clash. Last week a federal judge
from Arkansas, Judire Williams, held
court at Manltou and issued an In
junction on behalf of tho West
ern Life Insiirunco company of
Now York, restraining Huperln
tendent McXall and Attorney Gen
eral Itoyle from bringing any
civil or criminal suit against the com
pany. It 1 this order that Governor
Leedy and the state administration
propose to contest It is stated that
Governor Leedy is preparing a circu
lar letter of groat importance which
ho will send to the prosecuting attor
ney of the state, appealing to their
patriotism to uphold the criminal law
of Kansas against the Interference of
federal authorities.
500 REPORTED KILLED.
Volcano In Philippine droop Caarag
Oraal Lots of Ufa.
Tacoma, Wash., Aug. 5. Five hun
dred reported killed up to July 1 Is the
record of the terrible outbreak of th
great volcano of Mayon, on the island
of Luzon, one of tho Philippine group.
All night of June 26 this volcano be
gan throwing up ashes and lava In Im
mense quantities and flame were
thrown upward considerably over 100
feet above the crater. Tho next day
fifty-six bodies were recovered at a
considerable ' distance, and tho most
recent dispatches to Hong Kong up to
July 8 stated that not less than 6U0
were known to be killed.
Two Hold liobbars.
Kansas Citv, Mo., Aug. ft. Two
men carried a glass showcase filled
with gold rings down Main street dur
ing tho rain storm at 0 o'clock last
evening. Tho case was seven feet
long and thirteen Indies wide and
twelve inches deep. The rings wero
suspended on small brass nails set in
the plush bottom of the case. The
men were thieves. The showcase was
taken from in front of Htreicher's jew
elry store, 1017 Main street. There
wero 100 rings in the case, worth all
tho way from 75 cents to 81 each.
After depleting the case of Its jewelry
the thieves walked quickly down the
alley to Ninth street and disappeared.
Indiana Striker Marching.
Fhinckto.n, Ind., Aug. ft. Tho strlk
ng miners of Daviess, I'ike and Gib
son counties have taken thu marching
fever, and yesterday a movement bo
gun In which they win attempt to
eloHe every coal mln.j in Southern
Indiana. The march began among
the Duviess county miners. They in
vaded l'ike county, and have closed
the mine at Hodgers and the Wooley
mine at Petersburg. It is reported
hero that the strikers entered the
Wooley mine and drovo Uie men at
work out like cattle.
Mahar aad Sharkay to fight
New Yobk, Aug. !. Representatives
of I'eter Maher and Tom Sharkey met
in this city yesterday and made a sec
ond deposit of Son of the 110,000 for
felture for a fight between tho pugi
list, Tho offer of Zeko Abratn of tho
Knickerbocker Athletic Club of San
Francisco of J'.'O.ooo for the fight to bo
pulled off In Han Francisco was taken
up. An answer was returned saying
that the offer would be accepted If tho
conditions of tho articles wero satis-
factory.
lademnlty for tha Jamoaoa Raid.
Lonihix, Aug. . Tho Morning Post
understand that Cecil Rhode and
Alfred Kelt, a former member of th
board of directors of th HrltUh South
Africa Chartered company, have paid
tho Transvaal government l,too,00
a Indemnity for th Jameson raid.
THE MARKETS.
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AN ATROCIOUS PROCEEDING.
A Qaack Horse Doctor Ilurns an Animal
to Death.
rouring kerosene oil on a sick hoase,
setting fire to it and standing by to
make sure that it burned to death arj
the outlines of the churiro on
which VVeiner Neuiscri' of New
ark was arrested tha other day.
Two weeks ago Jacob Wolf sent hi
son to tell Neulscn that his horse wa
ill. Nculsen examined tho horse and
ent for a can of kerosene oil. This ha
emptied on tho horse's back.
"Tho horso has colic," ho said, "and
nothing will cure him except heat. I
am going to warm tho horse."
The animal wits tied to a heavy post
in the stable yard and Nculsen sot fire
to tbe oil. It bla.ed up at once and
the horse was soon roaring and plung
ing in the grcutest ttgony. Nuulsnu
stood by with folded arms and smiled.
Wolf meanwhile ran up and down
shouting that Neulson was killing his
horse. Nculsen ordered some blankets
brought In order to put out the tire.
The horse fell, however, in tho death
agony and in a few minutes expired.
A great hole had been buraed ia it
back.
A Feeellar Fatality.
Near Tuscola, 111., tho other day,
while JoscDh IJano.' a well-known
farmer, wa ascending tho stairway
leading from bis cellar with a largo
butcher knife In hi hand, ho acci
dentally fell with the blade toward
him. Tho keen edge penetrated hi
left side and entered his heart, and he
died almost Instantly in tho presenoo
of his wife. At least that Is the story
told by her, and she was the only one
preseut Happ's father arrived aoou
after, and seeing his dead son at one
suspected her of th deed and became
frautlo, II pursued !.er Into th Held,
attempting to kill her, butsheeseaped.
It Is said that ho la now convinced that
his sim's death was due to the accident,
as described above, and repents his
hasty actum.
Maitaf Mae r4 I Mereler,
Mating by atudeuta at th Maryland
Agricultural college I llatile la result
lit tho dsth ot on of their number,
Kdwlu liutt, Jr., stut of th secretary
of statu, Heveral nights ago a nun U
ruurt was held and young liotttsa
eolith' ted t( a hellion crime, A rope
Maaseeured, fastened under hi arms,
ami I wm suspended to a transom.
Young Hot l appeared at break fast neil
morning a though nothing had hap-
petted, but liter in th day Wa taken
very IlL it ha had several spasm
eud eonllnue to gro wor. He hs
been too U to be removed Ut hi horn
at Annapolis, and hi evuditkm U
trowel duiigervu.
If Italy MteMy Hrewi
11-"! aw tully tired. 1 ua
you wotthi let m borrow your at
tain mji to r horn." divii.
"Wbst good would thai do?" Ktl
H h It oa t taa get a i1 la th
IUt Af "
GROUND ROCK SALT
FOR STOCK.
Use Rock Salt
for
Hides, Pickles,
Meats, Ice Cream,
Ice Makln;,
Fertilizing:, fcc., fcc.
Mine sad Worts,
Ljroa ns Kasepoli, Kas.
SALT CO., ST. IOVIS, M0.t
Baft Co., mud Royul Butt Co.
Wiuoh, Boo. W, C. Bthvukhi, Trea.
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Cor Eleventh and O Hi.
Teliliue '4oi,
Lincoln, Neb.
Passing through Tofx ka tlis other t
day on hi wny home from Washington
Jerry Himpsoii wns nsknd by a Journal
reporter what he thought about fusion.
Ids reply wns: "The forceo In opposition
to rnpiiolicnnlsm, which menus the sway
of trust and combinations, must stand
together shoulder to shoulder, Jiryun
will be the man In i)00, Wo must re
member that and be ready to fight tho
most glorious und triumphant buttle
ever fought by the people of America,
Now Is the time to organize lor that
buttle. The enemy is ut work and eo
ought we to be." Ktur i Kansan.
Cascaret atimulaU liver, kidney aad
bowels; nsvsr sicken, weaken or grip 10
A Hook Free,
We want the names and addresses of
responsible (iirunTS und business men to
whom wo may si-tid sample cople ot
this paper with sums chance ol getting
them to subscribe.
In order to net sum a list we have d"
cided to send a copy ol M. H. King
book entitled "A lew I' ii uncial fuel,
to every person sending ia a list of tea
or more names and addresses.
It is a valunble book with over sixty
illustrative diagrams and retails at 2i
cents per copy. hmitor Allen says ol
the book, "it posMcsocs great merit nnJ
should be extensively road by all who
desire to see a reform In our monetary
system."
All that Is iieeessnrv for you to do to
etacopy I to semi Inn list ol th
uame nnd addresses ot ten or moi
tanner or business men In your local
ity, W wish you to noike a good a
election a possible. The name ot
Vtopullst wno ar abln and likely to ut.
scribe lor tht paier are preferred.
IAKECHEESEATHOME
U KemdOne Dollar to K. C.
I KlTTINOKH. I'nwall. Killllh
Ditkota, and reoelve by
mail ten lUnnrt with
tilaln printed iustructloa
In making t'lieeeeat horn
with such apparatu a
very farmer now ha
Full cream factory flieeee th hind
made, and your money refunded if yn
tall while following Instruction. Thr
pounds ot rheeea run be made lu place ot
aoo (Miuud ot butter.
ttriice Killer
No handling ot poultry U iiil
ed, simply paint rooata, nt
Ixnea, rrK k la boarila, and Mil
Yi terminator will do Ih real.
Si gwlln id Mite Cilermlualor
til make )IM gallon of a aolu
lion that r. ii ibalrof all kind
lit (in bugs, eie It a rueuinW,
iuah, pumpkin. raba-a, toma
to, relery, te, Ageala waalel,
rWad to circular that t:j all
about ll,
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