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tunmary of tho Work of Our Na-
tlonal Lawmakers at
Washington.
Wwtwn Newppiipcr Union Nhws Bcivlce.
Saturday.
. The Senate Not in session.
1 The House Passed tho Ferris bill
lor federal leaning of mineral lands on
public tlonmln.
Debated tho Forrls bill for C40-acro
stock-mining homesteads" affecting
seventeen HtntcB, tho lust of the group
of administration coiiHorvatloti moaB
sros. IlosolutloiiH for Investigation of tho
i-cnllcil filnal twlno trust of Yucatan
and Ito United Stntcu agencies, Intro
duced by Kopresentatlvo Cox of In
diana. Education committee continued Its
searings on proposed legislation for
federal censorship on moving pictures.
Adjouruod at 4 p. tu. until noon
Monday.
Friday.
The Senate Senator Cummlnn In
troduced blllti to reorganize and in
orcaso national guard.
Senator WorkH, republican, Intro
duced resolutions for armed Interven
tion In Mexico.
The House Naval and military com
salttoo continued hearings.
Ways and means coinmlttco held
fret hearing on Hill bill to protect
American manufacturers of dyestuffs.
Thursday.
The Senate Met at noon.
8enator Stono submitted statement
from aocrotary of coiumerco regarding
munitions and other exports.
Postmaster Gonorol Burleson dis
cussed administration bills beforo tho
sostofllco committee.
Senator Lowla Introduced a resolu
tion to authorlzo uso of army and navy
te restoring peace In Mexico, as they
are bolng uaod in Haiti and Nica
ragua. The House Mot at noon.
Representative Harrison, Mlsslsslp
pi, rebuked representatives for crltl
cMng administration's foreign policy
and mado pica for harmony.
In speech on tho Moxlcan situation
BoprcBontatlva Slnydcn of Texas do
fended administration's recognition of
Carranza and Bald ttmo had come for
the pan-American union to restoro
peaco In Mexico.
Wednesday.
The 8enate Sonat' Shorman in
troduced a resolution expressing tho
senso of congress Unit tho United
States, with tho co-operation of pan
American natioiiB, demand of Gcnnrnl
Carranza protection for Americans and
Uner foreigners in Moxlco, and pro
posing Joint intervention If such de
mand Is not promptly compiled with.
Senator Flotchor introduced a bill
to establish a system of distribution
for farm produce.
Bonator McCumbor gavo notlco that
tomorrow ho would lntroduco an
amendment to tho pending Philippines
bill calling upon tho president to
notify tho nations of tho world that
ft Is tho deslro of tho United States
to grant immodlato independence to
the inlands.
Adjourned at C p. m. to noon Thurs
day. The House Itoprcsontatlvo Buchan
an of Illinois ngaln brought up his
amended resolution of impeachment of
District Attorney Marshall at Now
York.
Roprescntntlvo Dyor, republican, of
Missouri, Introduced a resolution ask
ing President Wilson to Inform con
gress of fullest details regarding tho
Carranza government in Mexico and
his opinion of tho need of Interven
tion. Military and naval committees con
tinued hearings.
Socretary McArioo urged foreign nf
fairs committee to npproprlato 140,000
to onablo tho International htgh com
mkislon to carry out recommendations
of tho first pan-American financial
congress.
Adjourned at 5 p. m. to noon
Thursday.
Joplha, Mo. A verdict of not Rnllty
wbb returned by tho Jury In tho enso of
the Monaco Publishing Co. of Aurora,
Mo and fonr of Its officials who woro
charged In fedoml court horo with mis
use of tho malls.
May Have Been Internal Explosion.
Washington. Information contained
la affidavits taken from Persia surviv
ors has caused government exports
fccro to consider tho possibility that
tho ship might havo been sunk by an
Internal explosion. Sccrotnry Lansing,
when asked about that fcaturo of tho
caso after a cabinet mooting, replied
that no ofllctnl conclusion had been
mado. Tho cabinet wns In session
-more than two hours und It was tin
siystood that tho submarine question
was discussed.
Washington. Sovcro criticism of
Uio innnngomont of tho rural froo
delivery Borvlco Is directed against
Postmaster General Burleson by Hop
rescntntlvo Reavls. In a statement
to mombors of tho postofllco coinmlt
tco at a hoarlng upon tho Reavla and
other bills, fixing by law tho require
ments for rural route?, ho declared
that tho department hnd "prostituted"
tho rural froo delivery sorvlco for tho
purpose of showing n profit. Repre
sentative Sloan joined with his col
league In tho strictures against tho
)Mad of Uio postal service.
TODAY'S
Hie First
(Copyrlulit.)
TO COUNTERACT HIGH PRICES
CARRANZA WILL PUNISH MUR
DEROUS MEXICANS.
Great National Organization Is Bclno
Formed In Germany Fund
for Rushing Ship
Building.
Western NowFpapor Union Newa Service.
WaBhlnRton. General Cnrrunioi has
tolcgraphod his ambasBudor us fol
lows: "Tho murderous attack, on tha pas
senger train near uninunmm wu
mado by tho only remaining band of
outlaws. ThlB band is bolng pursued
by my troop with a vlow to Insure its
capturo, whereupon punishment which
tliolr crlmo deserves will bo applied to
every guilty participant
"Troops of tho constitutionalist gov
ornment have boon ordered to estab
lish patrolB from end to ond of tho
railroad lino in order to forfend
against Blmllnr outrages."
General Carranza's dispatch was tho
first direct nBSuranco that bo will com
ply with tho urgent representations oi
tho United States government. Upon
tho success of tho Btops lie takes tho
next move in tho Moxlcan situation
seems to depend.
TO COUNTERACT HIGH PRICES
Great National Organization Being
Formed In Germany
Berlin. A Rreat nntlonal orRanlza
tlon for tho purchase of all livestock
offered for salo in Ocrmany Is fore
shadowed by tho Vosslscho Zcltung ns
a result of recent conferences among
tho various ministers at Berlin.
Two great organizations aro to bo
formod representing producers and
coiiBumorB, tho first to consist of
brooders of animals and dealers, tho
second municipalities and representa
tives of tho consumers' organizations,
both to bo under tho supervision cf
tho national government.
Tho paper says It Is Intended to
havo oxportB nprolntcd to fix tho
prices of all livo stock reaching tho
markets which shall bo Just to both
breed 2rs or raisers and consumers. It
Is expected in this way to counteract
unduly high price 3.
For Rushing Ship Building.
Washington. Tho speed-up con
struction nt the Maro Island and Now
York navy yards of battleships Nos.
43 and 41, tho houso naval coinmlttco
ordorod reportod favorably a proposul
to divert ?C00,000 from tho appropria
tion for tho ships to bo used In cnlarg
Iiir buildings and othor work prepara
tory to laying Uio keols of tho now
vossels.
Maio Island would Rot $500,000 to
enlnrRO tho slip now occupied by tho
fuel ship Kanawha, which will bo
launched within a fow months. It Is
ostlmatod that tho keel of tho battlo-
ship could bo laid In Soptcmber or
early In Octobor.
Now York would Rot $100,000 for
Increasing tho facilities now employed
in building tho battleship California,
which will bo launched In August or
Soptombor. Doublo shifts of men will
bu set to work on tho California as
soon as tho weathor pormlts.
Norfolk, Neb. With 3,351 names at
tached to It tho county seat removal
petition has boon filed with tho board
of county commissioners at Madison.
Tho petition asks tho county commis
sioners to call an election and sub
mit tho matter of relocating tho coun
ty sent to the voterd. Tho potltlon
contains 97i per cent of tho number
of voters who voted at the last gen
eral election In Madison county. At
that election 3,021 votes woro cast.
This petition contains the largest num
ber of nnmos ever nttaehod to a coun
ty seat removal petition In NobraBka.
Progressives nt Chicago June 7.
Chlcngo. Tho progressive party will
hold Its national convention Jiiuo 7
In Chicago, concurrently w.th tho na
tional convention of the republican
pnrty, in tho hopo thnt both may agree
on tho samo candidate for president.
Forty-seven of tho forty-eight states
wero represented nt tho mooting, Bo
foro ndJournliiR tho commlttoo ndoptcd
a declaration of principles In which
tho administration of Presldont Wil
son was criticised for Its alleged fail
ure to deal adequately with natlounl
honor and Industrial wolfaro
m ioii
MOVIE
nti
Skates,
MEXICO NO PLACE FOR AMERI.
CANS WHO VALUE
LIFE.
United States Demands Punish. nent
of Mexican Outlaws Martini
Law Declared at
El Paso.
Wtbtfin Newnpaptr Union Newj Seivlce
El Paso, Tex. Tho complicated na
turo of tho Mexican situation here
was further Involved by Thursday's
developments. Tho receipt of details
concumlng tho massacre of American
citizens and other foreigners by Villa
bandits culminated in tho Isbiiuuco of
orders for a general exodus of mining
company employes In Chihuahua and
Duraugo. Mining olllcials havo Issued
orders upon tho receipt of nn urgent
request from tho stato department at
Washington and negotiations were at
onco bcRun with officials of tho de
facto Mexican government to provide
special trains and protection.
Tho nrrcst of two leaders of the
former Villa organization; protests di
rected against tho Mexican policy of
tho national administration; action by
local pollco authorities to drive Villa
adherents out of El I'aso and a peti
tion to tho president urging the Immo
dlato removal of Thomas Edwards.
American consul nt Juarez, for alleged
indifference to American interests In
Mexico Indicated tho tension in tho
public minds hero, and martial law hus
boon declared.
General Vlctorlano Hucrtn, former
provisional president of Mexico, died
at his homo hero at S:35 o'clock Thurs
day night. General Huerta, who suc
ceeded General Francisco I. -to
in oxecutlvo power in Moxlco (.' .md
Inter loft Moxlco, died of sclcroblj of
tho liver. Ho was surrounded by his
fnmlly when tho end came. His end
was not unexpected. It Is believed nn
effort will bo mado to nrrango his
burial In Mexico.
CARRANZA MUST GET BUSY.
Anti-Mexican Wave Is Sweeping Over
Congress.
Washington. Tlioro Is' no Indication
that tho United States will take fur
thor action in tho case of tho Amer
icans slnln by bandits In Mexico be
yond Its demand for tho apprehension
nnd punishment of tho outlaws or at
tho most to hold General Carranza re
nnonslhln for tho murders If It la
shown thnt his officials wero negligent
In providing protection for tho party.
Although the murdor of tho Americans
drew an outburst of attacks upon tho
administration In congress there was
no outward sign that President Wilson
was bolng Influenced to altor his pol
icy. Whllo Secretary Lansing nnnounrcd
thnt "every Btop will bo taken to sco
thnt tho porpotrators of this dastardly
crime aro apprehended and punished,"
ho ndded thnt it was to bo deplored
that Amcrlcann had not heeded tho
stato department's warning ngnlnst
exposing their lives in tho KUurllla
wnrfaro territory.
Washington. Tho enpturo of Gen
eral Joso Rodriguez, General Almeida
and soveral other Villa chieftains by
Carranza forces near Madera Is an
nounced In dispatches from El Paso
To Finance Alaskan Road.
Washington. Anothor $2,000,000 to
push tho Alasknn railway further Into
tho Interior of Alaska was asked bo
foro tho houso appropriations commlt
too by Chairman Edes of tho Alaskan
engineering commission. Congress al
ready has appropriated $3,000,000 for
tho project, that is to cost about $35,
000,000. Mr. Edes said tho commission
waB eager to hasten tho work to tho
Mattanuska coal flolds nnd , begin
work from Kern creek to tho Anchor-
ago Junction, along tho Tunngan
rlvor.
Washington. President Wilson and
Attorney Gonernl Gregory havo ho
pan considering candidates for tho va
cancy In tho United States supreme
court caused by tho death of Justice
Lamar. Afterwards tho attornoy gen
oral sntd no decision hnd boon reach
cd und that tho field was still open.
A democrat Is almost certain to bo
selected, as a majority of tho present
members of tho court nro republicans,
Former President Taft has boon sug
Rested for tho vacancy, but it is under
stood tlioro is no prospect of his be-
ins chosen
DE IN SUBMARINE
EXPLOSION WRECKS E-2 WHILE
UNDERGOING REPAIR8.
AFTERMATH OF 1909 RIOTS
Congress Asked to Indemnify Suffer
era from Race Riot of 1909 Jury
at Omaha Finds Hauser
Guilty.
VtCHtern Nevrppnpor Union Nvwb Service
Nov.' York. Four men wero killed
and ten others injured, live of them
dangerously, In an explosion which oc
curred Saturduy afternoon on the sub
marine E-2, wlillo tho craft was tin
dergoltiR repairs In dry dock nt tho
Now York navy yard. Ono of tho men
killed was nn enlisted electrician and
tho other three civilian workers. At
least tlirco of tho ton now in hos
pitals aro not expected to livo. What
caused the explosion has not been
definitely decided, hut tho opinion Is
expressed that tho process of with
drawing the charge from the batteries
might havo caused tho formation of
hydrogen gas. Tho explosions of that
nature have been frequent on subma
rines of all navies, It was alleged, und
several havo occurred on American
boats within tha last few years.
Omaha Jury Finds Haucer Guilty.
Omaha. A jury In district court re
eurncd a verdict of Riillty in tho enso
of Arthur Hauser, charged with tho
murder of W. II. Smith, cabhlor of tho
Woodmen of tho World, on tho night
of October 16, 1915. Hauser was sen
tenced to llfo imprisonment. Attor
neys for tho defenso gavo notice of
appeal. Tho verdict was returned nfter
seven hours of deliberation. Hauser,
his nttornoys, court attendants, nnd
newspapermen were tho only persons
in tho court room when tho verdict
was read.
AFTERMATH OF OMAHA RIOT
President Asks Congress to Appropri
ate for Indemnity to Men Who
Suffered
Washington. President Wilson has
asked congress to npproprlato $41,030
for indemnities to Greece, Austria-Hungary
and Turkey, on account of in
juries to their subjoctB in tho South
Omaha riots on February 21, 1909. Ho
and Secretary LnnBlng joined in asking
tho application ns nn "act of prnco
nnd without reference to tho liability
of tho United States." The nmounts
recommended nro $40,000 to tho gov
ernment of Greece, $800 to Austria
Hunpnry nnd $230 to Turkey.
Tho riots Rrow out of the shootlnR
of Edwin Lowry, Febmnry 19, 1909, by
John Masrouldes, a Greek, whom tho
officer had arrested. Tho subjects of
other countries, Secretary Lansing
said, "Buffered from the fury of tho
mob because they probably were mis
taken for Greeks. "Somo of tho riot
ers woro nrrosted. but nobody wns con
victed. Greco asked $15.1.533 indem
nity; Austria-Hungary, $9,882; and
Turkoy, $1,984.
Asks Permission to Bury Body
Hastings, Neb. Following the tem
porary victory for tho Btato in elimin
ating nearly 160 "heirs" from sharing
in tho distribution of John O'Connor's
$100,000 estate hero, John Sinker, ad
mlnlst ator, has petitioned County
Judgo Snyder for an order to bury
tho body of tho recluso, now dead
nearly two and ono-hnlf years. At
torney J. A. Gardiner was appointed
by this court to defend tho Slakor
petition, on which ho will rIvo a hear
ing January 27. Whllo It boa taken
but CO cents daily from tho big cstnto
to keep tho body in chnrRo at tho Liv
inRston morgue close nssoclatcs of
O'Connor say ho spont less for his
dally malntcnanco durlns life.
Firebug Frightened Away
Miller, Neb. Belief that two dlsas
trouB fires that have visited Miller in
tho past fow monthB wore of Incen
diary origin woro strengthened when
a mass of excelsior, saturated with oil,
were found beside tho city hall. Sov
eral burned matches Indicated that
Bomcono had attempted to set fire to
tho lnflnmmablo material. Tho firebug
was frightened awny by an approach
ing podestrlnn, who saw tho flash of
matches being struck. Tho firebug was
chased a considerable dlstanco, but
escaped.
Land Withdrawn From Entry
Washington. Secrotary Lane ha
announced tho withdrawal of C83.00P
acres of land from entry In Montana
and North Dakota, Of this about 100,
000 acres Ib open to entry. Tho re
mainder haB been patented or Is in
cluded In existing entrlcn.
Washington. Representative Sabath
of Illinois has introduced an inheri
tance tax bill to affect all estates
abovo $10,000. Tho not revonuo, ho
estimate, would bo $50,000,000 an
nually. Denouncer of Nurse Assassinated
London. A dispatch from Amstor.
dam says: "Tho BolRlan apy, Cols,
who denounced Edith Cavoll, tho EnR
llsh nurso, who was executed nt Brus
sels by tho GermanB, was assasslnntcd
Thursday. HIb body waB found In a
street of Shaorbcck, near Brussels,
with two bullet wounds In It." A dis
patch from Brussola said that a French
soldier, whoso confession to tho Gor
man authorities resulted In tho arro?t
and execution of Miss Cavell, had com
mitted Bulcldo by hanging In tho mill
tac
prison at Brussels-
bONL r.lOUT BE CRAFTED
Auto Victim Collapsed When Band
ages Were Removed.
Hastings. Lying helpless for six
weeks In a local hospital following tho
auto accident hero in which bho was
badly crippled nnd In which Dallas
Young, her escort, waB killed, Miss
Mabel Evans, plucky Seward girl, all
but collapsed when bho learned, upon
tho removal of tho bandages that the
fractured ends of her left thigh had
utterly failed to unlto. Sho has been
taken to a Chicago hospital, where a
specialist will remove a section of dis
eased bono. Surgeons say six months'
tlmo will be required to graft in an
other bone.
Fire Drives Guests Into Streets
Hartlnglon Tho Grand hotol of this
city was completely destroyed by firo
which broke out about 2 o'clock In
tho morning In ono of tho upper stor
ies of the building and beforo it was
discovered had gained such headway
that tho utmost efforts of tho fire de
partment wero unable to check It. Tho
Grand hotel was well filled with Ritcsts
and tho firo broke out so suddenly that
both the guests of the houso and tho
employes barely escapod with their
lives, bolng hurried Into tho strcot half
dressed.
Gavel from King Solomon's Temple.
Aurora. A beautiful Ravel, brought
all tho way from tho Holy Land by
JudRO E. J. Hainor, formerly nn of
ficer of tho Aurora lodge of tho Ma
sonic, fraternity, has been presented to
tho home lodgo by Mr. Hainor. Tho
head of the Ravel Is carved from a bit
of marble that wns originally a part
of King Solomon's tcmplo and tho
handlo Is of olivo wood grown nn tho
Mount of Olives.
Nebraska Sheriffs Elect Officers.
North Plntto. Tho annual conven
tion of tho Nebraska Sheriffs' associa
tion closed hero with tho election of
tho following officers: John A. Jones,
Nelson, president; Oliver B. HedRO,
Red Cloud, vice president; W. C. Con
dlt, Fremont, secretary-treasurer. Tho
new officers will choose the next con
vention city.
County Fair Discontinued
Alnsworth. At a meeting of
stockholders and directors of
tho
tho
Brown county agricultural association
it was decided to sell tho thirty acres
belonging to tho association lying just
east of this city and abandon tho hold
ing of tho annual county fair. Lack of
patronage by tho farmers and stock
men of tho county was Riven ns tho
reason for this step.
Getting Ready for Postoffice
Walioo. Tho soil test on the fedoral
building Bito has been completed and
tho findings through tho custodian of
tho slto, forwarded to tho department
for its inspection nnd guidance in
draftinR tho plans for tho building
which will bo submitted for bids tho
coming spring or summer.
FROM ALL OVER NEBRASKA
SUite bottlers will hold their annual
meeting at Lincoln, January 2G and 27.
Franco hna contracted with Lincoln
dealers for soveral million dollars
worth of war horses.
Casper E. Yost and wlfo colebrnted
their golden wedding last week at
their homo in Omaha.
R. A. Temploton, one of tho largest
cattlo feeders in Burt county, Ib dead
at his homo at Teknmah.
Mary Kcrnnna of Hastings broke
both bones in her forearm whon sho
foil on the Ico whllo skating.
A dividend of 100 por cent has bocn
declared by tho Bluo Springs Farm
ers' Elovntor Co., at tho fourteenth an
nual mooting.
Sam Wnugh, of Lincoln, has been
elected conch of tho university bas
ketball team and will begin work with
tho squad at once.
School is being held In churches,
public buildings und vacant rooms at
Oakland, as a result of tho destruc
tion by firo of tho high school building
at that placo.
Virgil Ramsey, aged 12, of Prosscr,
socurod an avorngo daily gain of 1.03
pounds at a cost of 3.7 cents per
pound on a pig this season which ho
raised no a momber of tho Nobraska
Boys' Pig club.
Charllo Miller, acqulttod of the
cbaiRO of stealing a bottlo of milk
from a Lincoln dairy concern, has
brought suit against tho company for
$25,000, alleging personal injuries, hu
miliation nnd falso imprlsonmont.
Tho Right Reverend Bishop Scanncl
of tho Omaha dioccso Is dead of pnou
monlu, at tho ago of soventy-ono.
Tho annual exhibition of tho State
Art association Is In Bnsslon at Lin
coln nnd will contlnuo till Jnnuary 28.
Johnson county Is having a bridge
put in ncroBB tho Llttlo Nemaha rivGr,
nlno miles north of TeHumseh, to ro
placo tho wooden ono washed out by
tho high water last summer.
Mrs. Hnrry Wilcox, of Plattsmouth,
was sovoroly burned whon a jar of
hot lard Bho wns putting up oxplodod
and tho contents woro thrown over
her head, faco and neck,
Tho Stato Voluntoor firemen are in
Bosslon at Crawford this week.
- "Dick" Rutherford has been releas
ed from his agreement with Indiana
university nnd will bo all-year assist
ant conch at tho University of No
braBka. Tho largest run of shoop for any ono
dny on tho Omaha market In wcolcs
was on hand Monday, estimates call
ing for seventy-nine cars or 19,000
hend. This was 7,500 larger than last
week, four times as largo as two
weeks ago, and moro than 1,000
greater thun for tho corresponding
Monday of laBt year.
IS GUILD CROSS, s
FEVERISH, SICK
Look, Mother! If tongue
it
coated, give "California
SyrupofFigs,"
Children lovo this "fruit laxative,"
and nothing cIao cleanses tho tender
stomach, liver and bowelB bo nicely.
A child elmply will not ntop playing
to empty tho bowels, and tho result is
thoy becomo tightly clogged with
waste, liver gets BlugRlsh, Btomach
eours, then your llttlo ono becomes
cross, half-sick, fovcrlsh, don't eat.
Bleep or net naturally, breath Is had,
oystem full of cold, has Boro throat,
Btomnch-acho or diarrhoea. Listen,
Mother! Sco if tonguo in coated, then
give a tcaspoonful of "California
Syrup of Figs," ami In a fow hours nil
tho conntlpntod wasto, sour bllo and
undigested food passes out of tho sys
tem, and you havo n well child ngaln.
Millions of mothers glvo "California
Syrup of FIrb" becauso it Is porfectly
harmless; children lovo It, and It nev
er falls to act on tho Btomach, liver
and bowels.
Ask at the Btoro for n GOcent bottle
of "California Syrup of Figs," which
has full directions for babies, children
of nil ages nnd for grown-ups plainly
printed on the bottlo. Adv.
Not So Small.
"Getting to bo a grcnt statosman,
hoy?" Bncorcd a somowhat Jealous
rival. "1 suppose you think you nro
another Webster or a Patrick Henry,
eh?"
"Not nt nil," retorted ConRressman
Flubdub. "Hut somo of tho anecdotes
that wero related of those follors have
been hitched on to mo." Loulsvlllo
Courner-Jnurnal.
TAKES OFF DANDRUFF
HAIR STOPS FALLING
Girls! Try This! Makes Hair Thick.
Glossy, Fluffy, Beautiful No
More Itching 8calp.
Within ten minutes after an appli
cation of Dandcrine yon cannot find a
single traco of dandruff or falling hair
and your scalp will not Itch, but what
will please you most will be after a
fow weeks' use, when you sco new
hair, fine and downy at first yea but
really new hair growing all over the
scalp.
A llttlo Dandorlne immediately dou
bles tho beauty of your hair. No dlf
ferenco how dull, faded, brittle and
scraggy, just molstcu a cloth with
Dandcrlno and carefully draw it
through your hair, taking ono small
strand at a time. Tho effect la amaz
ing your hair will bo light, fluffy and
wavy, and have an appearance of
abundance; nn incomparable luster
Boftncss and luxuriance.
Get a 25 cent bottlo of Knowlton's
Dandcrlno from any Btoro, and prove
that your hair Is as pretty and soft
as any that it has beon neglected or
Injured by careless treatmont that's
all you surely can have beautiful hair
and lots of It if you will just try a lit
tle Danderino. Adv.
Too Small.
Farmer's Wifo What do you think;
of our eggs?
Paying GucBt Too small for their
BRO.
SAVED MINISTER'8 LIFE.
Rev. W. H. Warner, Frederick, Md.,
writes: "My troublo was Sciatica.
My back was affected and took the
form of Lumbago. 1 also had Neu
ralgia, cramps in
my muscles, pros
euro or sharp pain
on the top of my
head and nervous
dizzy spells. I had
other symptoms
showing that my
Kidneys were at
fault, so 1 took Dodd's Kldnoy Pills.
They were the moans of saving my
llfo."
Dodd's Kidney Pills, 50c per box at
your dealer, or Dodd's Medicine Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y. Dodd's Dyspopsla Tab
lots for Indlgostlon havo been proved,
60c por box. Wrlto for Household
Hints, also music of National Anthem
(English and Gorman words) and
recipes for dainty dishes. All S sent
froo. Adv.
No Boss.
Ho You always Boom so solf-pos-sesscd.
Sho Yes; I don't bollevo In gottlng
married.
FOR BABY RASHES
Cutlcura Soap Is Best Because So
Soothing and Cooling. Trial Free.
If baby is troubled with rashes, ec
zemas, itchlngs, dialings or hot, irri
tated Bkln follow Cutlcura Soap bath
with light application of Cutlcura Oint
ment to tho affectod part. Nothing bo
soothing, cooling and rofreBhlng when
bo Is fretful and sleepless.
Froo Bamplo each by mall with Book.
Address postcard, Cutlcura, Dopt. L,
Boston. Sold ovorywhoro. Adv.
Of a Kind.
"I wish Evelyn hadn't gono rowing
with that young Do Swiff. Ho Is a
fool In a boat."
"Rock-tho-boat Idiot?"
"No. Not that kind. Ho Is one
of Uio Bort that proposes,"
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