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Women as Well as Men Are Made,
Miserable by Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.
Kidney trouble preys upon the mind;,
discouruKcsiiudlessciisumhition; beauty,.
Tribute to the
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Even John Philip Sousa, the great bandmaster, who has no use for
Phonographs, has been forced to recognize the Phonograph as a for
midable competitor. The two-step king says that people will no
longer go to concerts if they can have music in their own homes so
easily and so cheaply as they can with the Phonograph. This is an
unwilling tribute, but it is nevertheless a tribute. The man who has
a Phonograph has a concert in his own house. Even a king could not
have more. At our store you can hear them any time.
The Victor Gramaphone.
The Victor Junior $14.20
The Victor Z 21.20
The Victor No. 1 26.20
The Victor No. 2 34.20
The Victor No. 3 44.23
The Victor No. 4 54-2o
The Victor No. 5 64.20
The Victor No. 6 104.20
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The above prices include 12 8-in. records with each machine
The Edison Phpnograph.
The Edison Gem Phonograph $10.00
The Edison Standard Phonograph 20.00
The Edison Home Phonograph 30.00
The Edison Triumph Phonograph 50.00
Records, 35c each; $4.20 per dozen.
Compare these prices with anyone 's, and
remember we save you the freight.
Newhouse Brothers,
Jewelers and Opticians.
Burlington Watch Inspectors.
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WfllD SPECULATIVE WAVE CON
TINUES ON 'CHANGE.
ending Bulls Sell to Secure Profits,
but May Option Shows Net Gain of
Nearly Five Cents for Week No
Change in Crop Conditions.
Chicago, May 20. The past week I
with its "dollar wheat" lias been ua
historic one in the history of the Chi.
cago board of trade. While statistics
on the quantity of wheat which
changed hunds aro not obtainable, the
assertions of veteran traders that the
volume of business was of unprece
dented proportions may be safely ac
cepted. There have been many wild
sessions in the wheat pit bolore, nota
bly when "cornors" were being- run,
when prices lluctuated more violently
when small cliques made or lost
mostly lost Imposing fortunes, but
never bctoro lias there been a broader
or bettter sustained general market.
Never before have grain brokers
dono a larger business. For more
than a week, when the rest of the city
was asleep, tho lights in their offices
woro ablazo, where heavy-eyed clerks
mrk Into the small hours trying to
eop track of tho business done.
ardly a houso In town has a suffl-
ilent forco of clones In the pit to 1111
0 orders which are pouring in from
aino to California. Nor are there
nough wires to handle- tho mass of
daily business. Tho Inevitable there
oro has happened nnd only tho larger
orders aro considered.
Crop reports, private and public, the
solemn verdicts of "experts," oinclal
and unofficial cron estimates and the
;$ntlcJng literature of tho commission
,01180s, who are growing rich on com-
fhilsslons nlone, vary noticeably In do-
stall, but they aro piactlcally united In
tho statement that tho world cannot .
1, grow this year all the wheat It needs
to consume. Minor Items, such na
"green bug" damages and tho like,
have, been made much of, but the
weather hero and abroad Is tho all
influential factor. Spring has been
.0 lato that tho whole country has ob-
orvod It and bought wheat. Even
iverpool Importers, who usually ,
fork for cheap wheat In Amorlca,
FBlVn timinlif .1l.-nsil.. It. Ililo miirlmt
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Tho majority of traders proclaim
loudly still higher prices, but taka
pioflts on good advances.
One house alone has come out with
a note discordant to the chorus, de
claring thnt the market Is one manu
factured by big houses, who have
made a mountain of damage out of a
mole hill of unsatisfactory weathoi
and green bugs.
Prices during the week have been
an index of the relative strength ol
two forces buying against a crop
shortage, and selling, not In the belief
of a good crop, but to secure profits.
The week ended with the Indicator
pointing to the success of the bulls,
with May wheat showing a net gain
or 4'iic.
This week promises to furnish fur
ther speculative excitement, for there
has been no material change in crop
conditions reported.
1 onto of tho tialn, were piled in tho
cars. The seventeen caskets contain
ing, the Heading dead were carried
from the car and placed on four largo
floats, each of which was drawn by
an escort of Shrlners and Sir Knights,
and tho procession moved from the
depot to the three city morgues, whero
tho bodies were deposited.
Bomb Found In 'Frisco Street Car.
San Francisco, May 20. A satchel
containing a bomb was found in a
Sutter street car at tho barn at Oak
and Broderlck streets. The fuse had
been lighted, but tho spark died out
before reaching the powder. Tho po
lice are working on tho case. The
United Railroads officials believe that
tho Infernal machine wns left In tho
car by a strike sympathizer.
READING RECEIVES ITS DEAD
Bodies of Seventeen Wreck Victims
Deposited In Morgues.
Heading, Pa., May 20. With prac
tical'' the entire community paying,
respect to their memory, tho bodies
of the1 seventeen Mystic Shrlners of
this city who were killed In the south'
ern California wieck on May 11, werej
brought hero. With tho dead came
ten survivors, who showed the effects
of the ordeul through which they
passed,
Slnco the full story of tho wreck
was told and Reading found herself a
city of tho dead, preparations have
been made to leccive tho bodies ol
the victims of tho accident with prop
er ceremonies. Long before It was
time for the train to arrive, thousands
massed themselves around the rail
road station, but only members of the
arlouB committees from Rajah tem
ple, mcmbeis of tho families and im
mediate friends of the dead and living
wero permitted to congregato on tho
station platform. i
When tho funeral train arrived 200
knights In full uniform wero on hand
to act as a guard of honor when tho
dead wore taken from tho cars. An
entire troop of the state constabulary,
together with the city's full pollco
forco, were on hand to provent people
lrom blocking tho approaches to tho
station.
Tho fairest flowers, bought by mem
bers of tho Masonic order, ajpng tho
Norfolk Man Ends Life.
Norfolk, Nob., May 18. W. W. Rob
erts, for years a prominent insurance
man hero and lately of Oklahoma,
who had returned to make this his
homo, committed suicide at a room
ing house, using carbolic acid. Do
liestic difficulties caused tho act.
INDICTMENTS IN HIGH PLACES.
Members of Prominent Law Firm and
Clerk of Court Called to Bar.
Lincoln, May 20. Indictments wero
returned by the grand jury against
L. W. Ullllngsloy and R. W. Greeno,
lawyers, and their client, Ida Younger,
charging blackmail, and against W. T.
Phillip, district court clork, charging
embezzlement. Phillips is alleged to
have retained for his own use $1,300
collected as fees, In excess of his sal
ary. Ullllngsley and Greeno compose
an old, established firm here and It Is
charged that on May 14, 1907, acting
for their client, Ida Younger, they
collected $100 from Broderson &
Frohm, saloon keepers, whose applica
tion for a license they protested. In
consideration of tho money tho law
firm dropped tho protest proceedings,
so tho indictment alleges. It Is al
leged they also attempted to hold up
O. M, Quick nnd F. J. Richards for
$100 each by agreeing not to protest
their applications for liquor licenses.
All of the parties were arrested and
Ullllngsley & Greene wero released
on $500 bond each, and Phillips was
released under $1,500 bond.
Governor General Adopts Vigorous
Measures to Suppress Disorders,
Terror Stricken Hebrews Close
Stores and Streets Arc Deserted.
Odessa, May 22. Tho Mack Hun
dreds took advantage of the luueral
of the three police ofllclals assassi
nated at tho Central pollco bureau to
renew their attaclts on Jews. Tho
whole Jewish population became ter
ror stricken, all the stores were closed
mid the sticots were almost deserted.
Jews and students were barliaiously
attacked and beaten and Jewish
houses were llred Into. One pretext
Tor this shooting was that shots had
been flrod from the houses In ques
tion, the well known provocative tac- I
tics that were Indulged at Malyslok
and Sladlce being thus repeated.
Governor General Kuulbars, how
over, under the spur of previous In-
struetions from St. Petersburg, had
adopted measures to prevent the dis
orders from growing Into a general
massacre, and consequently another
prepared antl-Jewlsh attack has for
the lime being been averted. Owing
to the unreliability of the pollco, the
governor posted himself and was in
personal control of tho patrols at tho
btreet corners.
Tho signal for tho beginning of tho
trouble 'was the tiring of a shot nt
the Mineral procession from a win
dow. This wounded a Cossack slight-
ly, whereupon the man's comrades
fired three volleys Into the building
whence this shot had come, shattering
nil the windows. General Kuulbars. '
who was In the luneral procession,
at once gave orders that his soldiers
surround the houso. This was dono
and the building was searched. Thir
ty persons weio arrested, Including
tho man who fired the shot, lie Is a
member of the Union of True Rus
sians. Owing to the constant danger to
their lives, the large Jewish popula
tion of Odessa Is In n condition of ex
treme nervousness. They do not ven
ture out of doors and all tho Jewish
stores In the city are closed.
vigor aim euecriui
ticss soon distppenr
when thekiduesarc
out of o'lcr or dis
eased. Kidney trouble luu
become so prevalent
that it is not uucotit
moil for a child to In:
born afflicted wiU
weak kiduevs. ffthi-
ehildurinatcatoonfteii, if the urine scaldhr
the flesh, or if, when the child reaches am
age when it should be able to control the
puswine, it is yet afflicted with bed-wetting,
depend upon it, thoenusoof tlicdilli
culty is kidney trouble, mid the first
step" should be towards tlu tteatmeut of
thche iniportiintorgans. This unpleasant
tumble is duo to a diseased condition ol
the kidneys and bladder and not Uv Zi.
habit as most people suppose.
Women as w ell as men are made mfscr
able with kitlnev and bladder trouble;,
and both need the same ureal rctiicdt-.
The mild and the immediate effect of
Swamp-Root issooniealied. It is sold
by druggists, ' iifty
ceut and one-dollar
sie bottles. You inav
have a sample bottle
by until free, also a
pamphlet tolling all about Swatnn-Root..
including many of the thousands of testi
monial letters teceived from sufferer
cured. Iu writing Dr. Kilmer &" Co.,.
liiuglmmtou, N. V., be stue and mcntuKu
this paper. Don't make any mistaken
but remember the name, Swamp-Hoot,.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot, and the ail
dress, lliuglinuitou, N. Y., on every
bottle.
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Homo of BwwnjHocC
YAQUI'S AGAINON WARPATH
Said to Have Killed Ten Mexicans
and Two Americans.
El Paso, Tex., May 22. The Yaqul
Indluns of Sonora, Mux., are reported
to be again on the warpath, and
James F. Simpson and Edward Ksllng,
who arrived fiom thu Yaqul country,
stated that on the present raid tho
Indians are said to hove killed ten
Mexicans and two Americans, two of
the dead Mexicans having been seen
by Simpson. General Torres, with a
laryo body of troops, Is pursuing tho
Indians. The Inhabitants of Sahtianlh,
a Mexican town of a.OOO, nre terror
htrlcken and most of thorn have fled.
Tho Yaquls are said to have been
driven to outbreak by starvation, and
have crossed the river, raiding tho
settlements to tho north for the first
time in many years.
OYSTERS
in every style. Ca
tering to parties and
dances & specialty.
Fresh Bread, Pies,
Cakes, Candy and
Cigars.
The Bon Ton
W. 5. BENSB. Proprietor.
Maynard Found Guilty.
Alliance, Neb., Mny 20. A Jury In
the district court returned n verdict
of murder In tho first degree against
Roy Maynnrd. Maynard shot and
killed Roy H. 'Barnes, proprietor of a
railroad dining hall. Maynard had
been employed In Denver by Barnes
a few days btforo tho shooting and
had been discharged from tho navy
but a few days before his employment.
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Meat?
When yen oro hungry and
want somothig nice in the
meat lino, drop into my
ninrkot. Wo have thu nicest
kind of
Home-made
Sausages
nnd moats, fish, nnd game
in season. Wo think, nnd
almost know, that wo can
please you. Givo us a
trial.
Koon Bros.,
Successors to
ROBINSON & BURDEN.
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woll as US, to buy your Building Ma
torial and Ooul at ouryards? Not only
that our prieos avehaoe lower, or nt
least as low, us thoso of our competit
ors, but hkoaosk wo tuko ospoolal care
of and protoct all can bo classed as
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