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CMA:.1 4G Concord Grapes $1.
OpeCiai Nine Chnrry trooa ?1.
J3 Poacli troos $ 1 .00. Writo uft TO-DAY.
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A Oliitncc o Mitlco Money
Yen, dopant froo IioiiiohU'iuIh can Htlll
bo hud In Moxlco whoro many Amori
cann aro now locating. You neod not
pro to Moxlco, but aro required to liavo
flvo acroH of fruit troon planted within
flvo yoat'H. For Information addroHH tho
Jajitha I'liinliiMon Co., Mock HDO, PittH
bui'fr, Pa, Thoywlll plant and caro for
yo)n trooa on HharoH, ho you Hhould
mnlco a thouHand dollara a year. It la
nover hot, never cold. Tho health con
dltlona aro porfect.
CA T, V Mil Gt ltnlMitlinm without milk.
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tho rrroQtoHt liund cataloir In tho world
uud our uronttruo bniHB bund olfur. Jimt
t. tffti buiiii uo juur iiiiiuu uiiu uuuruau. trniu
k'V itt today. It Ih froo to you.
Lyon & Hcaly, 52 Adams St., Chicago
r&fWI&mZ, MADE. nun.
atronir chick.
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I'rlcri. We ry Frflght. CntalORiiofroo.
COILED BRRINn KPNnl PO
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Flooda dovaBtatcd largo areas of
Franco. Tarls is in desporato straits
nnd Uiorn has been loss and suffering
on an enormous scale. Ono hundred
thousand dollars has been raised for
tho roliof work carried on by tho
Rod Cross society.
Former Vice President Fairbanks
will speak at Homo on Lincoln's
birthday.
Potltlons to President Taft to
pardon John R. Walsh, tho aged
banker now in tho federal prison at
Leavenworth, aro being signed by
his friends.
A Now York dispatch says: "Tho
directors of the United States Steel
corporation made announcement
after tho close of the stock market,
that dividends on tho common shares
of tho corporation had reverted to
tho original rato of 4 per cent an
nually. The directors declared a
'regular' dividend of 1 per cent and
an extra dividend of three-fourths
por cent. Dividends for tho previous
quarters have been: For tho first
quarter, one-half per cent; for tlie
second, three-fourths per cent; for
tho third, one per cent, and today's,
ono and three-fourths por cent. Tho
total earnings for the year 1909
amounted to $131,479,975. The rec
ord year of tho corporation was 1907,
with earnings of ?1G0,9G4,G73. Since
itB organization in April of 1901, the
corporation has earned the sum of
$1,071,220,945."
was filed in tho federal court, at
Muskogee, Okla. An Associated
Press dispatch says: "It seeks per
manently to enjoin the state from
enforcing: tho collection of taxes on
adult Indian homesteads, and tho
laws of moro Half blood minors of
tho Cherokee nation. Fourteen
counties are involved. Judge Camp
bell granted a temporary injunction.
The suit is based on a treaty exempt
ing Indian lands from taxation for
twenty-one years and on the state
constitution,, which provides that In
dian treaties shall not be violated."
Former Congressman Albert C.
Thompson died at Cincinnati, aged
sixty-eight.
' Federal Judge Hough at New
York ordered the indictment against
the New York World quashed. This
is the indictment growing out of the
criticism of the Roosevelt adminis
tration and Panama canal matters.
Ezra' Kendall, tho veteran come
dian, died at a sanitarium at Mar
tinsville, Ind.
Thomas M. Osborne of Auburn, N.
Y., was elected president of the gen
eral committee of tho New 'York
democratic league.
tentions of the liberals the industrial
communities already have decided to
adhere to free trade and all that re
mains for them to do is to complete
the conversion of the agricultural
population. According to the con
servatives the education of the peo
ple is proceeding "at a great pace and
it is only a question of, time until
the Chamberlain policy will be tri
umphant. As to the immediate course
of business, it seems generally agreed
that unless the nationalists offer se
rious opposition, Chancellor Lloyd
George's budget as it left the last
h6use of commons will again be sent
up, to the lords, who this time will
a,ccjept it and any modifications of its
provisions will be left for the next
budget. So sure is Premier Asquith
that the liberals and laborites will
have a safe majority over the con
servatives that he has practically
completed arrangements to resume
the premiership -in the new adminis
tration. The premier left this after-.
noon for .southern France for a .brief,
rest b'efore the beginning . of the
strenuous parliamentary session."
Is This Fair?
Certain Proof Will Bo Made That
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
Cure Stomach Trouble
' Louisvilld dispatches say that
frauds on a large scale against life
insurance companies have been" .unearthed.
Fritz IIardekopf,'G5 years old and
poor, was married at Webster City,
la., to Mrs. Wilhelmenia Lena Mot
tor. A dispatch to tho Chicago Record-Herald
says that a relative in
Germany bequeathed Hardekopf
$10,000 to be paid on tho day of
his marriage. Ho went from tho
county poor houso to a now home.
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MaryT. Goldman's
uray nair iiestorer
roBioroti oriRinnl color In
mild, healthful ninnnor
In from 7 to 14 daya. Jn.
tlroly ililToront from nny.
thins olso. Its offoot la
pormnnont. Dooo not
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nrnl. Una no Bodlmont, so it'a nolthor atlcky nor
Kwyuw It's na puro nnd olonr n vrator.
.Won't oxporlmont-UBO what thousands of othora
bftvo round 8ofo nnd nnttBfnotory. Sample nnd comb
abaolutoly froo. Do nuro to mention ordinal color
S5?5fS!5l,ffiiSr T' 242 Gorman;
TrvJ. HuV lUflitottd
Paul O. Stensland and Henry W.
Hering, former Chicago bankers,
have been paroled from the Illinois
state prison. Stensland will work
on a farm near Wheaton, 111.
James Lawson, a Cripple Creek,
Col., miner, claims to have been the
first to discover tho new comet.
' Severs.! indictments have been re
turned lit Chicago 'against ""men
charged with having conspired to de
fraud tho city.
Tho principal copper producers of
the country will merge into one gi
gantic corporation and the capitaliza
tion will be about $500,000,000.
Representative Butler Ames has
announced, his candidacy for the
United States senate to succeed Sen
ator Lodge.
It Is tho boat policy holdor'a com
pany in tho United States.
ASSETS, $3,'100,000
Twonty-throo yoara old. Writo
The Old Line Bankers Life
Lincoln, Nubrnivkn
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TILE BEST ASSET OP A BANK
is honest officials; tho best so
; curity of depositors is tho Okla
. homa bank law. Bank officials
' aro not always honest. Tho
stato banks of Oklahoma aro
all operated under tho Guar
anty Law. If you waut to
know about it ask for our
booklet.
GUARANTY STATE BANK
Muskogee, Oklahoma
M. G. HASKELL, Cashier
An Associated Press dispatch from
Lima, Peru, says: The municipality
presented William J. Bryan with a
gold modal and also gave Mrs. Bryan
a iiiuuiu Hiuuacu witu diamonds and
rubles and their daughter a similar,
though smaller token of regard. The
ball given by the National club in
honor of Mr. Bryan was a splendid
function. President Leguia was
present."
An Associated Press dispatch un
der date of Chicago, January 29,
says: "Directors of the Interna
tional Harvester company today de
clared a stock dividend of 33 1-3 per
cent on the stock to holders of rec
ord on February 3."
Senator John W. Daniol was for
mally re-elected by tho Virginia
legislature to tho United States sen
ate. This is his fifth election. The
republicans in tho legislature voted
for Slomp.
The United States Banking com
pany at Mexico City, Mexico, had a
run by its depositors and was sus
pended from tho cleaving house.
Federal Judge J. E. Sater at Co
lumbus, Ohio, appointed receivers
for the three companies comprising
tho Columbus and Hooking coal and
iron group of interests.
A suit Involving two hundred and
flfty thousand Chprniroa Tto
moro than ono million acres of land
Albert T. Patrick, who has been a
prisoner for nearly ten years and
who is now serving a life sentence
in Sing Sing prison for the murder
of William Marsh Rice, was formally
disbarred as a practising lawyer by
tho appellate division of the supreme
court. Takinc advn.ntne'A nf Vita roi
tion as a member of the bar, Pat
rick has been able to fight his case
for years.
A London cablegram under date
of January 28 and carried by the
Associated Press says: "The posi
tion of tho parties tonight is as fol
lows: Unionists 264, liberals 2G3,
laborites 40, nationalists 77. Now
that the electoral struggle is closing
the curious effect is seen of both con
flicting parties claiming victory and
both basincr their olni TOm, i
iblo arguments, on the -question of
iwo tiuue against protection. The
few remaining districts may give the
liberals a slight majority over the
tories. It can not be said that the
elections nave decided anything and
it ;s difficult to judge whether the
country as a wholes is tending one
way or the other. According to con-
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