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PUULISHEDEVEltY FRIDAY.
Paul C. 1'iiarks
Geoiiok Nkwhouse
Editor
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TEXT OF AfntEEMX'j:
TERMS OF TREATY BETWEEN
. SWEDEN AND NORWAY.
Sudden Deaths.
motor cars, which will lie presented The CaUSe of Many
to the legislature, rno resolutions
recomtnenil anions various other
things that the waiters of autos bn
compelled to givo bond for any dam
age which may result from the use
or their machines. Many impassioned
addresses wero made.
There is a disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so decep
tive, manysttdden
deaths are caused
by it heart dis
ease, pneumonia,
heart failure or
apoplexy arc often
the result of kid
ney disease. If
kidney trouble is
allowed toadvnticu
the kidney-noison-
ed blood will at
wVaiA ittt e . O"
Kansas City Bank Quits.
Kansas City, Sept. 20. Tho Kansas
City State hank, Wiloy O. Cox, presi
dent, failed to open Its doors, having
gone Into voluntary liquidation. The
hank had loaned $108,000 lo tho hank
of Salmon & Salmon at Clinton, Mo.,1
which failed last July, catching depose tack the vital organs, causing catarrh of
Itors for several hundred thousand the bladder, or the kidneys themselves
" Tl, . W State ..,, "'SliSlXEKn1.' --"J
wns organized In 1888 and had a can- from tl derangement of the kiduevs and
Ital or $200,000. Tho last statemont a CUre is obtained mtickest by a "proper
showed loans of $1,000,000; dopoBltn, treatment of the kidneys. If youarefeel
$4,750,000; surplus, $1-1,000. i ing badly you can make no mistake by
I taking Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the
Desert Cure Restores Voice. I great kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
San Francisco. Sept. 2C Mackon-' ": uurreuis limuuuy 10 hoiu urine ami
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AM Disputes Except Matters of Vital
Interest to Be Decided by The
Hague Court Provides for Neutral
Zone Between the Nations,
' Stockholm, Sept. 2C Tho Associat
ed Press succeeded in securing the
text of tho protocol signed at Karlstad
Saturday by tho Norwegian-Swedish
delegates appointed to arrange tha
terms for tho dissolution of tho union
or Norway and Sweden Bubject to the
ratification of the riksdag and storth
ing. The historic document, which
will become a treaty when ratified by
tho two parliaments, consists of live
main articles and thlrty-flvo BUb
clauses. Tho agreement provides for
tho compulsory arbitration before
Tho Hague court of all disputes ex
cept mattors of vital Interest for the
period of a decade.
Tho treaty provIdeB for a zone on
cither sldo of tho frontier which shall
forever ho noutrnl and for tho demo
lition of tho fortresses within that zone
with tho exception or tho old portions
or tho fortifications at Kredicksten,
flylnenloevo and Ovorhjerg, which
may remain, but which are not to be
used as notifications. A headquarters
Bluff and garrison may be maintained
at Frcdrlcksten to tho same extent as
prior to tho erection of tho new fortl
ilcatlonB. No extension of tho KongB
vlnger group of fortifications will he
permitted nor of tho now fortB erected
within ten kilometers of tho old
fortrcsB of Kongsvingor.
zlo Wallace, who gained International raiding pain in passing it, an. over-
. i i i. i. ........ i comes that unpleasant necessity of being
famo as a choir singer, has returned comj)CHed to go often througb the day,
from Phoenix, Ariz., whoro ho lived mi to got tin many times dtirinir the
trot tin mativ tunes utirintr
for two years in tho open air, with night. The mild and the extraordinary
his voice fully restored. Wallace, at effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized.
the height of his success as a tenor, " stands tiie lugiicst lor its wonderful
contracted pneumonia at Tho Hague cures of the most distressing cases.
. Ja un. nv m.t,i rn,wr bwauip-Hoot is pleasant to take and is
and was told ho never could recover ,d , n dj8t9 : fifty.cent nml
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his voice.
WARRANTS FOR MAGNATES.
one-dollar size bottles. You may have a
sample bottle of this wonderful new dis
covery and a book that tells all about it,
both sent free by mail. Address, Dr. Kil
mer & Co., Diughamton, N. Y. When
writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper. Don't make any
bottle.
1C.
Norway Will Accept Terms.
Chrlstianla, Norway, Sept. 20. All
Indications point to tho acceptance
by Norwegians generally of the terms
or tho agreement reached at Karlstad,
though at present some persons are
inclined to sovercly crltlclso tho Nor
woglan commissioners for conceding
bo much to Sweden. As far as tho
Associated Press has been ablo to as
certain, tho result meets tho approval
of tho great bulk or conservative opin
ion. Tho press as a wnolo acceptB tho
situation, although a fow continuo to
voice their opposition to the agreement.
New York Contractors Charged Witr
Violating Labor Law.
Now York, Sept. 2C United States
Marshal Hcnkel admitted that war mistake, but remember the name, Swamp
ranta Tor tho arrest of James Lantry Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the
. . . ... . .. nililri'ss. ititicJlinmtnn. T v.. mi nvnrv
(Jiianes id. uiwton, Artnur i. Man , --, ' " ' ' '
Elinor Alexander, Bernard D. Traltol
Edwin C. Currier, Charles Slrrino
Charles E. Ensign, Julius Shloss
Charles Bosworth and Charles Bogert
contractors, charged with conspiracy
In Importing English tllo setters tin
dor contract, has been placed In his
hands for execution by United States
Commissioner Itldgeway.
It was the marshal's Intention to ar
rest tho eleven men os rapidly as they
could bo found, but Assistant United
States District Attorneys Houghton
and Byrne, who prepared tho govern
mont ease, Informed him that they
had been In consultation with the conn'
sol of the eleven accused men, some
of whom aro out of town, and had ar
ranged to have them come In within
tho uoxt day or two and personally
surrender thomselvoB and furnish
such bail as the government might re
quire for their appcaranco for prelim
inary examination. Should nny ol
thorn fall to appear they will then be
formally taken Into custody. It Is
expected that tho defendants will got
together and, accompanied by counsel,
surrender themselves In a body.
Protest Against Oil Rates.
Washington, Sept. 20. Complaint
was filed with tho interstate com-
merco commission by tho Marshall
Oil company of Marshalltown, la.,
protesting against existing freight
rates on oil shipped In less than car
lots. Tho complainant's own refin
eries at Oil City and Warren, Pa. They
allego that tho rate on carloads of oil
unjustly favor the Standard Oil com
pany. Tho Burlington, Missouri Pa
cific, Rock Island, Iowa Central, Mil
waukoo and Union Pacific railroads
are tho defendants.
AWAITS THE UNITED STATES.
CENSURE FOR THE KING.
Hungarian Coalition Committee Passes
Resolutions Against Ruler.
Budapest, Hungary, Sept. 20. The
cxecutlvo commltteo of tho coalition
parties summoned to discuss the situ
ation arising from tho ultimatum pre
sented to tho Hungarian lenders by
tho klng-omporor has passed what
amounts to a severo vote or censure
of his majesty and his advisers.
The committee In tho resolution ex
presses tho deepest regret that the
king-emperor did not listen to the
utatesmon summoned by him to Vien
na, who represent tho majority In tho
Hungarian parliament and constitute
thoreroro tho leaders or tho nation
in its public affairs.
Tito commltteo further Indignantly
censures those who advised his maj
esty to take 8ticli a course and ap
proves tho action of tho coalition lead
ers In refusing to negotiate with
Count GolouchowBkl and In declining
tho memorandum presented by the
king-emperor os a violation of tho
constitution and unsultablo for the
settlement of tho present constitu
tional conflict.
France Will Not Proceed Against Ven
ezuela Until Calhoun Reports.
Paris, Sept. 2C Tho officials here
bellovo that developments In tho Ven
ezuelan situation await the arrival of
Judgo W. J. Calhoun, United States
Bpcclal commissioner, and Ambassa
dor Jusserand, at Washington.
Tho foreign office has been advised
that Judgo Calhoun and M. Talgny
hnvo gone over the case or the French
Cable company and tho officials here
aro not disposed to proceed against
Venezuela or any southern republic
until after tho fullest conference with
tho United States, owing to the priv
ileged position of tho United States
toward South and Central America.
At tho samo time It Is held that this
privlloged position entails the co-oper-ntlon
of the United States toward re
quiring Venezuela to observe the
usual obligations to other powers.
Crowd Punishes Shooter.
Kansas City, Sept. 2C Frank
Mlkel, an Italian, Bhot into a crowded
street car a mile from tho business
district becauso ho had been ejected
from tho car, was chased by a crowd
of men that gathered quickly and was
badly beaten beforo tho pollco rescued
him. Mlkel sought refugo in a base
ment, from which ho was dragged by
tho crowd and It probably was due
only to tho arrival of the pollco that
ho was not killed. Tho bullet fired
by Mlkel shattered tho glass windows
in the car above tho heads of tho pas
eongers, barely missing a number of
persons.
Testimony in Asphalt Case.
Now York, Sept. 2C Testimony to
tho effect that tho Now York and Bor
mudez Asphalt company did not as
sist In tho recent revolution headed
by General Matos In Venezuela was
taken hero. Tho testimony was in
tended for use in Venezuelan courts
In a suit for $11,000,000, which the
Venezuelan government has brought
against tho asphalt company for dam
ages during tho revolution. Vincent!
P. Leon, a natlvo Venezuelan, said ho
was an employe of tho company when
tho revolution broke out. Ho Bayn
General Matos camo to hlra and de
manded that tho asphalt company pay
to tho rebels $10,000. Ho communi
cated tho matter to General Rafferty
and an official of tho asphalt company,
who declined to pay this or any other
sum. For his part In making this de
mand, Leon said, ho waa discharged
by General Rafferty.
Fireworks in Explosion.
Now York, Sept. 20. By tho explo
sion of a largo quantity of powder,
tho fireworks factory of Joseph Spelzo,
In Green Point, was totally destroyed.
Spelzo's sixteen-year-old son, Antonio,
was Instantly killed and his wife and
two younger boys and a workman
wero seriously injured. Tho explosion
shook buildings within a radius of a
mile and for a time it was thought
that many persons had been killed.
What caused the explosion could not
be learned.
AGuarantccd Cure For Plies.
Itching, blind, bleeding or protrud
ing Piles. Druggists refund money il
Puzo Ointment fails to euro any ease,
no matter of how long standing, in C to
14 days. First application gives ease
and rest. GOe. If your druggist hasn't
it send GOe in stomps, and it will bo for
warded post-paid by Paris Modicino Co.
St. Louis, Mo.
to
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Supplies
Bring In Your Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing.
We do It right.
NEWH0VSE BROTHERS,
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Shako into your Bhoos Allou's Foot
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ions, Painful, Smarting, Hot, Swollon
feet. At all druggists and shoo stores,
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To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Tak(- Laxotivo Bromo Quinlno tab
lots. All druggists refund tho nionoy
if it fails to euro. K. W. Grove's signa
ture is on each box. 25c.
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$7 to $12
until you receive and approvo of your bicycle.
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moving $10 to $24-
with Coaster - Brakes and Punctureless Tires.
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Any mukc or model you want at one-third usual
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Wo SHIP ON APPROVAL C. O. D. to any
one without a cent deposit and allow 10 DAYS
FREE TRIAL beforo purchase is binding.
500 Second Hand Wheels fcQ fcQ
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Regular prlco $8mSO per pair.
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wlso Coaster-Hrakes, Built-up Wheels and Bicycles Sundries at Half the usual prlcea.
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outlast any othor uiako-Soft. Elastic and tasy Hiding. Wo will ship C. 0. 0, ON APPROVAL
AND EXAMINATION without a cent dsflosit.
Wo will allow a cauh discount of 5$ (thenghy making tho prlco 24.50 per pair) If you
send full cash with order. Tires to bo ruiMifeu at our oxpenso if not satisfactory on
examination. &
MEAD CYCLE CO., Dept. J.L. CHICAGO, ILL.
City Dray and Express Line.
F. W. STUDEBAITEIt, PItOP.
Anti-Auto Farmers Orgsnlze.
Mexico, Mo., Sept. 2G. A thousand
fannois held a tmtbs meeting, lormed
u permanent ant!-iuit"!i '!'e associa
tion and adopicl re '. . p'.tn.?
tor laws r "'ji. t w t , 1 1
One Equitable Director Answers.
Now York, Sept. 2C Stato Attorney
General Mayor stated Uiat ho had re
ceived but ono individual answer from
tho directors or tho Equltablo Life As
Biiranco society In tho sult3 ho has
brought against tho society and its
directors for an accounting of the so
city's funds. This director who an
swered took tho ground that whatever
wrongdoing there might havo been on
tho part of other directors, ho at least
was Ignorant of anything wrong. At
torney flonoral Mayer has extended
tho ttnir In which tho directors may
auswif tho suus a-;aliut th m to Oct.
Piano Moving, Furniture
Moving and other Heavy
Work our Specialty jt j
No. 52. ...PHONES. ...No. 75
Goods Delivered to any part of the city.
Charges as low as the Lowest
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A Busy Mcdlolno for Busy People.
Drlaeo Qoldon Hoalth and Konewod Vigor.
A sneolflo for Constipation, Indication, I.lvo ' yond recoKultlin; hud been In bed Mx weeks
iid Kidnoy Trouble", l'lmples. Keem'i.linpwre lH, i t.K,t h)lcliuih, but ncolved no
INFLAMMATORY HHKUMATISM CURED IN
3 DAYS
Morton L. Hill, of Lebanon. Ind.. pays; "Mj.
wife hnd Inllmnmntory Rheuinntlvm In every
miuelo iind joint; her KiillerliiR wns terrible
mid her body ntnl fuce wero hwollcn nlrnostbo
Uloou. Dad llienth, RtiiURish Rowels Ilfahwho
ami Il.tcj.iiotio. It'ti uo"i;y ninumnin - i i""-
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benefit until i-lie tried Iho MjkIIo euro for
RhrnmntlKiii. It suve Immedlnte relief hih'
hln wat al 'c i" wull; boui'11 three dins 1 firr
ire 1 niv 1 h.r lift. buii' y M H (ne.
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