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RED CLOUD
NEBRASKA
MURDEROU8 ATTACK MADE UPON
8TOLVPIN OF RUSSIA.
IS TWICE STRUCK BY BULLETS
Gala Performance of Opera at Kiev
Scene of Shooting Emperor
Attendant of Function
at the Time.
Kiev, RiibbIii. Tho RtiBBlnn pre
tiller, 1. A. Stolypln, was attacked
vlille nttendlng u gala performance at
the ojiorn Thursday night. He wbb
wounded twice by his assailant. One
bullet entered his hand, white tho
other ienetrated the body grazing the
)ler and lodging l the spine. It Is
reported that the rornler's wounds nro
inortnl. Ktnpcror Nicholas was pros
ml in the theater at the time the pre
mier was attacked, and his ussullunt
arrested,
Both Sides Still Calm It.
Tortland, Ale. An apparent major
ity of 134 votes for repeal of tho
liquor prohibitory amendment of tho
Maine constitution was announced In
nn olllclnl statement Issued by Secre
tary of State Cyrus W. Davis as tho
outcomo of Monday's election. Tho
secretary's repoit Is based on signed
returns from town clerks. Certain dis
crepancies which Indicate errors by
town olllcials in returning the voto are
not taken into account In the secre
tary's report, as tho law requires tho
eccretnry of state simply to tubulate
the llgures as received.
Fix Date for Trial.
Los Angeles. Judgo Walter Bord
Well has announced that the trial of
John J. nnd James B. McNamnra, nl
leged dynamite conspirators, would be.
gin October 11. There has been con
eldcrablo rumor lately that there
might be a postponement for a week
because of elections, holldas and tho
visit of President Tuft, but tho Judgo
eald nothing known nt present would
Interfere with tho beginning of tin
trial as scheduled.
Troops to Escort President.
Leavenworth. When President Tnft
rrlvcB hero September 27,- prnctlcally
nil the troops stationed at Fort Leav
enworth will bo brought hero to act as
lils escort. TIiIb was announced by tho
commandant at tho fort. Tho troops
will include. threo troops of tho Fif
teenth cavnlry, tho Thirteenth Infantry,
Ihrto companies of engineers and bat
tery E, Fifth Held nrtlllery. Tho bat
tery will lire tho presidential saluto of
twenty-ono guns.
Celebrate Semicentennial.
Topckn, Kan. Celebration of the flf
tleth anniversary of tho birth of Kan
sas as n state began here Monday
with the opening of tho Kansas state
fair. Only three of tho men who
signed tho Wynndotto constitution,
which, uton its approval in 1SC1, ad
mitted Kansas to tho union, now are
living.
Mr. Dryan Will Work In the State.
Lincoln, Neb. W. J. Ilrynn. under
the nuBplccs of tho democratic stat
committee, will spend threo weeks
making campaign speeches for tho
democratic state ticket, beginning Oc
tober D. Tho schedule will call foi
an average of three speeches a day.
Recall Death of McKlnley.
Canton, O. Tho tenth annlversnry
of the death of the late President Wil
liam McKlnley was observed with sim
ple momorlnl exercises here Thursday.
A number of magnificent floral plcceB
were taken to the mausoleum.
Much Tobacco Ruined.
Sufllold. Conn. Damage amounting
to more than $200,000 was done to
standing tobacco by the heaviest frost
which has occurred at SulHeld for
twenty-five years nt this tinio of the
enr. Earlier In the season hall ruined
ubout COO ncres.
Springfield, HI. To arouse- Interest
imong the people of Illinois in mens
tires to curtail tho enormous loss ench
year from fires in the State. Governor
C. S. Dencen has issued a proclamn
tlon designating October 10, 1011, as
"fire protection day." That day will
foe the fortieth anniversary of tho Chi
cago lire of 1871, which resulted In the
destruction of millions of dollars
worth of property and the loss of nu
merous lives. Governors of six states
have Issued proclamations along tho
lines of that made by Governor De
ceen. Have Appealed to the Governor.
Topeka, Kan. Tiring of the troublo
tetween Mrs. Ella Wilson, the mayor
of Hunnewell, Kan., and the council
snen there, the commercial club of that
town have appealed to Governor
etubbs to stop tho row because of the
alleged unsavory advertising Hunne
iwell Is receiving.
Ed R, Slier Elected President.
Omaha, 'Neb. Postmaster E, il,
filzer of Lincoln has been elected pres
ident of the national association of
first class postmasters.
HRSOTDOW
EVEHTS OF THE DAY
80ME PARAGRAPHS OF TIMELY
INTERE8T.
ARE BRIEF BUT TO THE POINT
Items of Events That Are Transpiring
In Our Own as Well as in
Foreign Lands Washing
ton Political News.
Washington.
Directors .of the American Tobacco
company have declared tho regular
quarterly dividend.
Tho republic of Portugal has been
formally recognized by Great llritaln,
Spain, Germany, Italy and Austria.
Attorney General Wickcrshum Is not
along In his anxiety to get jail sen
tences Instead of fines for big offend
ers. It Is the purpose of the postmaster
general to extend the postal savings
8 stem to tho smaller itostofUces of
tho country.
It Is understood that If Canada rati
fies tho reciprocity agreement, Now
Foundlund will move for u union with
tho dominion.
United States Senator Pomercnc,
who lias been confined to his home by
un acute attack of kidney troublo for
bcveral dujs, is much Improved.
It is learned that Senntor La Foi-
lotto will wait until after congress
convenes early in December before
announcing his candidacy for tho
presidency.
It has been ruled that Red Cross
stamps or seals may bo placed on tho
bnckB of rleccs of mall provided they
contain no minerals nnd do not resem
ble postage stamps.
Congressman James P. Latta, of Ne
braska, died Monday nt a hospital at
Rochester, Minn., of a relarso from
nn operation for gall Btones, per
formed several weeks ago.
Tho first woman ever to enter tho
diplomatic scrvico of any country In
the world Is Miss Clothildo Lulse, who
has been appointed by tho president
of Uruguay as nn nttnche of the Uru
guayan legation nt Brussels, Belgium.
Resolutions protesting against James
Wilson, secretary of tho department
of ngriculturo of the United States,
acting as honorary president of the
national brewers' congress have been
ndoptcd by the Dos Moines Ministerial
association.
General News.
The price of sugar continues to soar
a few points higher dally.
Tho strike of the Illinois Central
shopmen has been averted.
Rainfall at Wichita, Kan., nmountcd
to 7.99 Inches In twelvo hours.
Firemen on tho Erie railroad have
made demands for increased rates of
pay.
A race war at Alexandria, La., has
resulted In many negroes leaving the
pince.
A destructive fire which broke out
in Antwerp could be seen ns far away
as Brussels.
Theodore Stanislca, under $5,000
bond nt Lincoln for arson, has fled,
It is believed to Honduras.
Tho Boclal democrat congress
opened at Jena, with 450 delegates
from all parts of Germany present.
Prof. J. W. Crabtieo wub unanimous
ly elected to the vacancy of tho hend
of the normal school at River Falls,
Wis.
A donso fog at Grand Rapids, Mich.,
was responsible for a street car col
lision In which twenty pcoplo were
hurt.
Twenty-two persons nro dead In
New York City as tho result of enting
toadstools, mistaking them for mush
rooms. Fire which caused a loss estimated
nt $100,000 wiped out tho business sec
tion of Garrison, la., at an early hour
Sunday.
Tho rubberized balloon Viking, con
structed for A. Holland Forbes of New
York, has been purchased by citizens
of St. Louis.
MIsb Clara Barton, founder of the
American Red Cross, is believed to bo
near death nt her summer homo in
Oxford, Mass.
Excavation of prehistoric ruins of
tho Jnmese Plateau, north of Albu
querque nnd west of Santa Fe, N. M.,
is under way. v
Tho Western Germnn Methodist con
ference, just closed at Enterprise,
Kas chose Eustis, Neb., as its next
meeting place.
The deposed shah, Mahammed All
MIrza, whoso attempt to establish him
self on tho throne has met with many
reverses, is reported to be in full flight
and to have reached Gumesh Tepe
with seven followers.
It now appears on the face of re
turns from town and city clerks In all
of the 19C towns and plantations in
Maine that prohibition was not de
feated In tho special election of Mon
dny. as at first indicated.
Thoro was a clash between strikers
and civil guards at Bllboa, Spain, dur
ing which tho latter fired Into the
crowd nnd wounded eight persons, two
of them fatnlly, It Is thought.
Stephen K. Smith has been arrested
at Larimore, N. D., on suspicion of be
ing one of the men wanted In connec
tion with tho alleged wrecking of the
Los Angeles Times building.
John Jacob Astor nnd MIsb Madeline
Force found a pastor to perform tho
ceremony nnd wero quietly wed at Mr.
Astor's Newport home, atfer which
they sailed for an unknown destination.
The Chinese Kxprors company, with
only Chinese on its board of directors,
has filed articles with the secretary of
state of California.
It 1b reported that the entire prov
lnco of Szcchcunn, in China, is In re
volt. Tho rebels aro exicctcd to de
clare thHr Independence.
Mrs. Ernest Brothers was Instantly
killed when sho attempted to un
tangle tho electric wires in the ccllnt
of her home nt Wellington, Kansas.
A fierce bnttlo occurred at Brest,
France, when a largo mob of cheap
food manlfcstants engaged the troops
At least forty persons were Injured.
Hull, some of them measuring
nearly eight inches In circumference,
broke many windows nnd ruined
crops in tho vicinity of La CrosEO
Wis.
The parents of little Annlo Lombcr
gcr, whose nudo body was found in a
lake near Madison, Wis., are being put
through a rigid examination by detec
tives. Tho nude body of Annie I-omberger,
aged seven, stolen from her home nt
Mndlson, Wis., Tuesday night, was
found Saturday floating In Lake Me
nonn. Tho Saxony nrmy maneuvers
reached a realistic character when sev
eral cavalry scouts wero drowned
while attempting to swim the river
Pernn.
Mrs. Ralph Johnstono of Kansas
City, Mo., whose husband was killed
by a fall at Denver, Is studying nvin
tlon with a view (o making It her life
wo'rk.
Four hundred lumbermen, delegates
to tho lumbermen's convention, with
their wives nnd friends, have depnrt-.
cd from Detroit for u cruise on 'the
upper lakes.
Twenty-eight of the rlco mills of
Ixmlsiann have been merged into tho
Louisiana State Rice Milling company
with nn authorized capitalization of
$9,500,000.
The nppcarance of Mt. Etna Iibb be
como terrifying and panic stricken
pensantB nre fleeing In every direc
tion, fearing a repetition of tho Mes
sina disaster.
Farmers threaten to boycott tho
Michigan state fair at Detroit because
of their opposition to Aio reciprocity
IdeuB of President Tnft, who is to bo
there on tho 15th.
Edward Butler, capitalist nnd for
mer democratic boss of St. Louis, died
Sunday nt his homo in that place, after
n lingering illness beginning with
paralysis a year ago.
Tho Chincso viceroy has ordered
foreigners to leave Peking nnd the
refugees, among whom nre thirty
Americans, nre making their way
through hostile districts.
M. D. Hammond, a wealthy stock
man of Pawnee City, Neb., was found
dying in a Rock Island freight car at
Topeka, Kans., with his skull crushed.
He died soon after In a hospital.
E. C. Bishop of Iowa and J. L. Mc
Brlen of Nebraska aro among tho five
delegntea appointed at the national
educational association to tho con
scrvntlon congresB'nt Kansas City.
Eight men wero killed nnd sixteen
wounded when the state guards fired
into the manifestation to Francisco I.
Madero at Medina, Mexico. Accord
ing to authorities, the excursionists
wero to blame. '
For preventing a serious accident on
tho C. & N. W. railroad near Mcndota,
Minn., Eugono Lnbbey, n seventeen-year-old
boy, wob presented by the
passengers with a purse of $10.70 and
a set of resolutions.
Western Arkansas and eastern Ok
lahoma aro being flooded with ' can
celled Mississippi state warrants re
deemed January 1, 1904, which have
been passed off as nntlonal bank bills
by followers of fairs, carnivals and
picnics.
A contract for the construction of
the three dams and eight nnd a halt
miles of canals on the Flathead, Mon
tana, Irrigation project, awarded to a
Pro8ser, Wash., firm, has been ap
proved by Acting Secretary of the In
terior Adams.
President Charles Barrett of tho na
tional farmers' union, declared nt the
union cotton growers' convention that
a France-German syndicate has guar
anteed any amount of money up to
$75,000,000 toward financing the
'south's cotton crop.
John J. Johnson, known ns "Dog
skin" Johnson, has confessed to tho
murder of Annie Lemberger, seven
years old, whoso body wob found in
Lako Mononn, nenr Madison, Wis. Ho
wns Immediately sentenced by Judge
Anthony Donovan to life imprison
ment. Tho Chinese nnval vessel, Hal Chi,
is anchored off the entrance to New
York harbor.
Five deeds, all dated prior to 1795,
have been filed for record in the office
of county recorder at St. Clalrsvllle,
Oh 1,0. The deeds are for land in
Goshen township, Belmont county, and
two of them are written on sheepskin.
Max Mossbaum, eleven years old, a
pupil In the public schools at Chicago,
has confessed to the police that ho
had been robbing safes for a-year.
Ho explained how he could work tho
combinations by listening to the fall
ing tumblers of the locks.
Union musicians nt St. Louis have
asked that tho organization of Boy
Scouts be barred from participating in
tho Taft parade there September 23.
The Injunction against the executor
of the Mary Baker Eddy estate In New
Hampshire has been dissolved insofar
as to permit of the payment of $72,000
to the Second Church of Christ in New
York City.
Two masked mon entered tho First
National bank at Cokevllle, Wyo.,
lined eight men up nnd relieved them
of their money, locked the cashier In
the vault, and made their escape
with $1,500.
F
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PUTS CARBOLIC ACID ON HER
TOOTHBRU8H.
NEWS FROM OVER THE STATE
What Is Going on Here and There
That Is of Interest to the Read
ers Throughout Nebraska
and Vicinity.
Lincoln. Florence Arnold, a 11-year-old
girl, died hero Monday morning
within two hours of tho time when
she rolsoncd herself with rarholln
acid used by mlstnko In brushing her
teem, tiio girl confused the bottlcB
found In tho soml-darkness of the
bathroom nnd put tho acid on her
toothbrush,
An .Omnivorous Bovine.
Holdrege. A Phelps county cow
bus done remarkably well In the mat
ter Of SOlvinc thn hi eh rnit nt llvlnir
Unfortunately it was not known how
well sho was BUCceedlnir alonir thin
line until she was dead. In tho
stomach of n three-year-old heifer
killed by local butchers was found a
remnrkable collection of rusty nails,
old Iron, glues nnd similar articles not
generally placed on a cow'b bill of
(are.
, Indian Killed by Train.
Valentine. Turning Bear, an Indian,
wub struck nnd killed instantly Mon
day by a westbound passenger train.
Ills family wero on tho station pint
form and ho wns running trying to get
thero also from tho other Bido of tho
track. Spectators say that he was not
three feet from tho engine when ho
tried to cross and ho seemed to run
right into tho engine.
Take a
Vnlentlne.
voy Hornby,
city, took an
here to Sioux
Long Canoe Trip.
Charles Ilelzer and liar
two oung men of this
unusual trip, going from
City in a canoe via the
Niobrara and
left here In a
long and two
Missouri rivers. They
canoe nbout fifteen feet
feet wide.
Buying 8huberfs Apple Crop.
Shubert. Buyers nre here purchas
ing Shuberfs big annunl apple crop.
It is estimated thnt over two hundred
carloads will be sent out. Last year
over threo hundred cars were
Bhlpped.
Nebraska City Engineer William
Lewis, In charge of tho Burlington en
gine that hauU the passenger train
between thia cit? and Red Oak, suf
fered from heart failure and wns
found unconscious In his cab ua tho
engine entered tho yards here. The
fireman brought the train to n stop.
His alertness nlone averted trouble.
NEWS FROM THE STATE HOUSE
The report of the state banking
board shows building and loan associ
ations growing rapidly in the past ten
years.
Plans for tho two new buildings to
bo erected nt the state asylum for the
insane nt Lincoln, have been filed with
tho board of public lands and build
ings. "
t'Rev. J. II. PresEon, former com
mnndnnt of tho Milford home, hna as
Bitmed his duties us recording clerk In
tho executivo office, succeeding the
governor's son, George Aldrich, who
will enter tho university.
Governor Aldrich hns directed Attor
ney General Grant Martin to begin
ouster proceedings ngalnst John J.
Ryan and Joseph Povonka, fire and po
llco commissioners of Omaha.
Tho resignation of P. J. Harrison ns
state university registrar having be
come effective, Assistant Registrar E.
M. Rutledgo assumed the duties of the
office, In uccordance with his promo
tion by the board of regents.
E. O. Stoohra, the new all-year ath
letic director of tho state university,
will begin work on the formation of a
football toam at once. Coach Stoehm
does not regard the latest changes In
the rules as of great importance.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson, In
his address at tho state fair grounds,
warmly commended the reciprocity
treaty with Cannda and dwelt at
length on the beneficial results which
he believed would accrue from the
adoption of the treaty.
The stnto legal department will
move for a Judgment in the supreme
court September 19 In the quo war
ranto ense against Chief of Police
Donahue of Omaha. Tho motion will
Include application for a decree for
feiting Donahue's right to hold office.
Receipts at the offico of the secro
ry of state for the month of August
were $10,843,15, obtained from the fol
lowing sources: Articles of incorpor
ation, $1,243.75; notarial commissions,
$84; motor vehicle licenses, $77;
brands, $40.55; certificates, $66.75;
corporation .taxes, $9,225.10; corpora
tion tax penalties, $100.
The board of unrdons will hnld a
meeting September 11, at which time
It will hear three applications for par
don and about twenty applications for
parole. The men seeking pardons are
Phillip Mauve, convicted of larceny;
Andrew Hawkins, who was sent from
Frontier county for a life sentence for
the murder of a man nnmed Jansen;
Albert Jacobs, convicted In Sheridan
county for burglary.
The Nebraska banking board has
issued n call to the 664 state banks
for statements showing conditions of
their business on August 31. This is
the fourth call made for 1911.
M
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BRIEF NEWS OF NEBRASKA.
Kcncsaw wants a new school build
ing.
Kearney'B new federal bulidine li
practically completed.
An agitation is on foot In Aurora U
organize a Y. M. C. A.
Tho harvest home festival at 1111
dreth was n big success.
Tho national convention of postmas
ters is in session at Omaha.
Freo delivery of mall may be estab
lished shortly at Broken Bow.
The receipts of the stnto fair will
amount to more than $92,000.
Rev. Frnncla Brown, pastor of the
Baptist church at Surprise, has re
signed. Fifty-ono county fairs will afford,
amusement and Instruction for No
braskaiiB this year.
Great preparations nro being made
for the corn show and horse fair at
Deshler, September 19 nnd 20.
Cloud Floyd, a rural mall carrier oul
of Beatrice, huB purchased an automo
bile nnd will make his trlpB in it.
Civil eervico examinations for mail
carriers ut Cedar Bluffs, Martcll anq
Western, Neb., will be held October 7,
Nebraska's corn crop will probably
be larger than thnt of last year, ac
cording to the Burlington crop report.
Rev. H. Daniclson, pastor of the
Danish church at Fremont for several
years, has been transferred to Grand
Forks, N. D.
Robert Sadler, a necro. who escnnea
from Jail at Central City, hid in n
trunk at his home at Clarks, where
he was found.
Abel Shaffer, a young farmer neav
Hooper, was mangled by n flight
train at that place, while triinc .c
cross the tracks.
The pioneers nnd old settlers asso
ciation of Harlan county, Neb., will
meet in nnnual reunion ut Orleans
September 20 nnd 21.
The October term of the United
States federal courts, districts of Ne
braska, Lincoln division, begins on the
first Mondny In October.
Edwin Overbeck, a farmer neat
Plckrell, in chasing a cow to the barn
slipped and fell in such a way as to
break his left arm near tho shouJdcr.v
Dr. 'Thomas R. Ward, a prn?tlcln$
physician in Omaha for twenty-sis
years, dropped over dead at tho break
fast table in his homo Sunduy morn
ing. MIsb E.inlco Murphy, charged with
inciting tho hanging of Charles Sellers
of Cody, was given a preliminary heart
ing nnd bound over to the dlstrlc'
court.
A rain storm almost equaling a
cloudburst visited Beatrice early Sun
day morning, flooding tho streets and
lowlands. Tho precipitation was thre
Inches.
While trying to board a freight in
the Burlington yards at Broken Bow,
Fred Forbes, 33 years of age, was
thrown under the wheels and badly
mnngled.
While driving bis car Sunday at tho
rate of forty miles an hour, nenr Pax
ton, Chris Thorning crashed into a
barbed wire fenco anil received seri
ous injuries.
Tho decomposing body of Edward
Graham, on old soldier, was found in
his bachelor home nt Kearney by an
old comrade. Ho had evidently been'
dead several days.
While left alone for a few moments
In her room at St. Bernard's hospital
at Omaha Sunday morning, Abble Fro
ilk of Crete, Neb., committed sulcld
by hanging herself with a towel.
Louis Hornkohl was shot by bla
brother Charles on the farm of Mo
Donnld Bennett, nenr Wllsonvllle,
which they had rented. The brothers
quarreled over the division of hny.
Rev. Thomas Bithell, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church of Fre
mont, nnd at ono time president ol
tho Methodist conference of that dis
trict, has announced his retirement.
Miss Jennno Boyd, a Fremont younj
lady, is developing a remarkable tal
ent in a musical line, being tho authot
of a number of popular airs, including
tho score of a meritorious operetta.
Her friends predict a great future foi
her.
An increase of over 200 in the totnl
enrollment of the Lincoln city schools,
exclusive of the high school, is Indi
cated by the reports of the various
principals to Superintendent W. L.
Stephens.
Roland McQuiston was seriously in
jured and John McQuiston suffered a
broken anklo when an automobllo io
which they and Jim Wheeler nnd John
Blair, all of Pender, turned turtle s
mile from Boomer.
A flower parade will bo one of the
features of the big German celebra
tion to be held In Lincoln In October.
The citizens of Gretna will hold a
silver anniversary picnic September
22 to commemorate tho twenty-fifth
anniversary of the town.
August Anderson, living near Jun
iata, has two acres planted to turnips
and It is estimated will harvest from
400 to 600 bushels from the plot.
C. W. Cramer and his wire of Valen
tine, celebrated their golden wedding
at the city park where, In the big pa
vilion a banquet was spread for over
100 guests.
Tho thirteen-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Robertson of Broken Bow,
was kicked by a mule and his skull
crushed. It Is thought he may recover.
Rt, Rev. J. Henry Tihen, bishop ol
Lincoln, will address the mass meet
ing of the annual convention of the
American Prison association In
Omaha the afternoon of October 16.
In an alfalfa field north of Aurora
a largo crack has appeared in the
ground. The crack reaches cleat
across the field of ten acres, and li
two feet deep and eighteen inohei
wide at the top. No one can explali
the phenomenon.
AFTER
7 YEARS
SUFFERING
I Wns Cured by Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound
Waurika, Okla. 'I had female trou.
Dies for seven years, was all run down.
una bo nervous i
could not do anr
tning. xno doctors
treated mo for dif
ferent thinmi hut
did mo no good, f
got so bad that I
could not sleep day
nr nlcrtit. Whlla in
this condition I read
of Lydia . Pink.
ham's Vegetable
llnmnnimil ami
VlOfmn If a linn anil
iukj wjum. riiumsm ior aavico. in
a short time I had gained my average)
weight and am now strong and well."
-Mrs. Balub Stevens, ft. i D., No,
t, Box 81. Waurika, Okla.
Another Grateful Woman.
Huntington, Mass. "I was In a ner.
Yous, run down condition and for threo
years could find no help.
r "J 08tP Presont good health to
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegotablo Com-
Eound and Blood Purifier which I ho
ove saved my llfo.
"My doctor knows what helped me
and does not say one word against it,'
Mrs. MATU jAJfETTB BATES, Box
134, nuntington, Mass.
Because your case is a difficult one,
doctors having done you no good, do
not continue to suffer without givlnsr
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound a trial. It surely has cured
many cases of female ills, such as in
flammation, ulceration, displacements,
ubrold tumors. irrctnikiritlnR tmHruiin
pa!
fee
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.eoling, and nervous prostration.
nils, uatuiiuiiu, mat oenrintr-down
GRABBED HIM.
ftjbfTfcya
She Old Brown said If ho were
twenty-five years younger he would
marry me.
He Twenty-five years younger!
Why, that's Just my age.
She Oh, Charlie, this Is so sud
1enl His Future Expenditures,
Among the most frequent request
that go to the United States Bcnat
are thoSo asking some prominent
member to give money to charity or
ganizations, hospitals and other phil
anthropic undertakings. One day a
charity worker asked Senator Flint
of California, who Is not a wealthy
man, to give a large sum of money
for a free ward In one of the hos- I
pltnls
"I am sorry that I cannot comply
with your request," said tho senator
gravely; "but, Judging from the num
ber of similar demands that have been
made upon me In the past, I have de
cided that I can promote a greater
charity. The vast amount of money
spent on hospitals In this town con
vinces me that thousands of people
are going to die and be burled with
out flowers. Hereafter, I shall devote
my spare money exclusively to send
ing flowers to the dead." The Bun
day Magazine.
A LADY LECTURER
Feeds Nerves and Brains Scientifically
A lady lecturer writes from Phlladel
phla concerning the use of right fooi
and how she Is enabled to withstand
the strain and wear and tear of her
arduous occupation. She says:
"Through improper food, imperfect
ly digested, my health was complete
ly wrecked, and I attribute my recov
ery entirely to the regular use of
Grape-Nuts food. It has, I assure you
proven an Inestimable boon, to me.
"Almost Immediately after beginning
the use of Grape-Nuts i found a grati
fying change In my condition. The ter
rible weakness that formerly pros
trated me after a few hours of work,
was perceptibly lessened and Is now
only a memory It never returns.
"Ten days after beginning on Grape
Nuts I experienced a wonderful in
crease In mental vigor and physical
energy, and continued use has entire
ly freed me from the miserable In
somnia and nervousness from which
I used to suffer so much.
"I find Grape-NutB very palatabl
and would not be without the crisp,
delicious food for even a day on any
consideration. Indeed, I always carry
It with mo on my lecture tours."
Read the little book, "The Road to
Wellvllle," In pkgs. "There's a reason.
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