JUSTfR ( COUNTY R PUBUCAn
By D. M. AMSDERRY.
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L NEWS IN _ BRASK _ I
KEPT NO STATE PREMIUMS ,
A Word From the Former Adjutant
General of Nebraska ,
l..INCOJ N-l.'ormer Adjutant. Gen-
pral Barry retain eel no III'cmlums whllo
no wns In o lce , In Il Icller to Governor -
nor l\lIclwy \ ho declnred thnt. ho hnd
novel' l\Opt. llrell1hlll1S on state wnr-
rant'S , and If ILnyono of hIs clerIcal
( orco dId so ho hnll no Imowledgo of
lho matter.
EXIlCrt. gxnmlncr Wlglns ! chnrged
Darry with a shol'tngo of nbont. $ ,10 ,
; ho amount. lwln/ / ; duo the atato from
: ho to I'm of Barry as adjntnnt. genol'Il1
, r the national 1111\1'(1 ,
Geneml Bnrry says In his communI-
atlon that the matters referred to In
the report. of ' " . J. : xamlner Wiggins -
gins , In connection wIth the pl'emlums ,
WOl'O transacted by hIs chIef clerIc and
thnt , ho Is not. 1I1'0lared ( to oxplaln
them until ho hns hnd tlmo to com-
munlcato with tho'cleric. . 1m. 'J. , Ayre'S ,
nnd the former stenographer , Miss
Meechnm.
"As soon as I have communIcated
$ Vllh them , " says the letter , "I shnll
aoltlo UD the maller. "
General Colby still owes the ' 8tolo
the premiums on slate warmnts fe.
lalnell hy the atato urler the couHa
nave pnssed on the nctlon which ! he
attorney gonel'lU 111'0buhly wilt tJegln
In the near futm'e. ' 1'ho other account
chnrged against. Colby hy the exnmln-
rr , the I1ay of the Wilber troops for
lho encampment. of 1101 ! , will be Investigated -
vestigated by the mItHnr ' department
nnd Governor 1\lIcl\Oy hILS orderell
Judge Advocate Colonel I hrhart. to
roceed wllh the hwestlgatlon. This
\s \ the nccount. whIch Colby Ilsserts
properly should bo charged to hIm
'lnd its details will bo gene Into be.
Cora the stnto demnnds a settlement
from the gonora1.
WORKMEN ADJUSTED RATES.
Nebraska Jurisdiction Stands for Low
Charges ,
NORFOLK-Accol'lllng to the Jauu.
\ry number of the Nehrnslm Worlmmn ,
lust. beIng Issued In thIs elt ) ' , the No-
IJraslm jurisdiction of the AncIent. Or.
fer of United Worlunon bas just
ILverted se edlng fl'om the supreme
odgo. The compromlso was efrectel }
when the supreme ledge , through a
: ommltteo , agreed to allow NebrasIm
lmvo Its own wny with regard to
unranty fund rates Instead of adopt-
ng rates whIch had been sot down by
: ho supreme ledge and which would
'lavo greatly Incrensed the expense
, f the jurlBdlctlon In this stale.
With the alternatl\'o of either pay.
Ing tIIO rate or withdrawIng from the
:1Iltlonnl : order starIng them In the
{ ace members of the Nebraslm jurIsdIction -
dIction were pretty general In favor oC
withdrawing at. the meeting of the
grand lollge to bo hold In South
Omnha next. Mny. A few days ago ,
however , a commltteo of the supreme
lollgo met. o lcers of the Nebrnslm
10dgo nt Lincoln and the result. w
the granting of Nebraslm's o\'ory wlsb ,
60 thnt. rates henceforth wltl bo lower
than they hnva been heforo.
WlII Quit Growing Btets.
l\I'COOK-Tho Amorlcan Sugar
Beet. company has decIded to retire
from the raIsing and buyIng of beets
In the Ropubllcan valley with the
present. season , lea \'ng the Standard
Sugar Beet. company In IIOssosslon of
the enUro field. The arrangement is
mutual , anll a sImilar ono obtains In
the North Platte country. The Stand.
nrd people are nlready In the field
making contracts for noxt. year.
Hospital for Insane Quarantined.
The State Doard of Health gave or.
del's that. the Nobrnslm Hospital for
the Insallo bo quarantined for an In.
definlto porlod on account of th pres ,
enco of smallpox. Suporlntendont
Green says there Is but ono case , and
( t. Is mUd.
Doubt McGrecvy Having Cash ,
O'NEILL-'hen the papers reachec'
hero contalnl\11 ; n Phoonlx IUspatcl
to the etTect that. Presldont McGreevJ
of the Bllthorn Vnlley banle hal
turned 0\01' $ : ! GOOO to Pollco Officol
McDonnld of Phoenix , ArIz. , the people ,
plo hero Instantly lmow It. wns a pIp. .
droam. ' 1'ho total dOl10slts are enl
about. $50,000 atlll of this only aboll :
$35,000 Is duo to Inlll\'hlual doposltor :
in this county. It. now seems safe t. .
sny thnt deposItors wlll get. moro Ula ]
riO l1er cent. , so that. the lOBS to tll' '
communIty Is not. so serIous , aHhoug !
n Cow IndIvIduals wlll sutrer.
Wedded Flfty.Slx Years ,
GENEVA-Tho fifty.slxth weddln
anniversary of Mr. and 1\Irs. Abrnr
I onard occurrIng , their chtldre
gnvo them surprlso at the homo (
theIr daughter , Mrs. C , A. Warne'
They hnvo had seven children , fi\'o (
whom nro livIng : eighteen grnndchl
dren and ten groat'lrandchUllren , on
of whom was preBent. 1\11' , Leonard
brother , 1\Iadlson , arrlvOl1 unexpeetel
ly from Lnndborn , Itan. , completln
the surprlso.
LINCOLN-Artor a long wrangle n
tornoys have 11echled to appenl to 1I
Bupromo court. to ascertain whothl
the Lancaster 01' Douglas count . dt
trlct court. Is to ho oboyol ] . How
pny over $12,000 without rubbh
agaInst the nuthorlty of two con fi ! (
Ing court is ono of the problems
Clo\'lus Kendall of Omaha. TI
county court. of Douglas count ) . III
sahI that. 110 Bhall not. llny 12OOO .
hIs mother's eBato to Nerlah n. Ke
dall , hIs brother unUl further ordOl
Judge Holmes 1"cenUy ruled for 1'\ \
rlllh Kendall ,
STATE NOTES ,
Teellmseh merchants report a good
hollday tracle.
Dodge county el\\plo 'cs but eIghteen
male teaehors ,
The hotel Lathrol ( nt. lIardy was
uurned0 the ground.
There was n fire at the Normal
college In Frelllont , but It. dl not. In.
terrupt , worlc.
Nehrnslm has rcnll1.ec1 Cram the In-
specUon oC ltoroeno ! ! nnd gnsoliIio , at
10 cents per bnrrel , the sum of $38 , '
! lG4..10 , nceordlng to the biennIal re-
port. of 011 InBJector ( Church , whIch
was fitocl wllh the govornol' .
At lIoldrelo John n. Lucns , who
flhot and ItlllCd CIYdo Iestor December -
ber G" was hound over to the dlHtrict
court on 11 charge of mur er In the
fil'st degree and was remanded to jail
without ball.
Clmrles Fle1tl hung himself at Crete.
1I0 wus a foreman of stonoworl , on
the now Durllngton depot. at. that
placo. 110 was found at. supper tlmo
hanging from n I'ufter In the tool
houso. No cause Is lmown for the
deed other than that ho Hnd been
drlnldng heavily.
The l"armel's' " Elevator company of
Stram svlllo , have the elevntor under
conBtructlon nnl1 hnvo commenced to
purchase nnel shIp grnln. An oxper-
.Ion cell man has been placed In chnrgo
of the buslnoss and the farmers by
co-operntlon h0110 to cIrcumvent the
graIn bU'ers' trust. If such an Instl.
tutlon exIsts.
Judge Harrington In tho'llstrlct. .
court. at Long Plno , has granted a decree -
creo annuttlng the mal'1'lago of S.
Herbert Moore and Clura Tn'lor ,
which occurred _ il Long Pno [ several
rears ago. The clecreo was petltlonell
tor by Will H. Ta'lor of losedalo ,
Ill" who declared that hIs sistoI' had
been Insane slnco lS ! ) I. 1\1rs. Moore
Is now an lnmalo of the Lincoln asr.
[ um.
George E. lIuslwll , president. of the
Beatrlco CI'eamery ( 'olnpany and for.
mer resIdent. of Lincoln , will retnrn
to LIncoln from Callfornln with his
famlly about .1atlllnry 1. 110 Ims been
In Colorado and CalifornIa for several
years on account of lII.hea1th , but. has
so far recovered thnt his ph 'slelans
mlY ho can return to this cllmnto with
safety , The family has been for some
tlmo at Ocean Deaeh , Cat.
Recently P. C. Alc01'll of Crab Or.
chard suffered an Injury to one of his
e3'es , and It was beHoved the optic
mIght bo saved. However , Inflammation -
tion sot. In In such a had condition
that the sight of the other c 'e was
threntened , and the surgeons deemed
It. advlsablo to remove the Injured
eyebaH to guard against the possblllty [
oC 1\11' . Alc01'll's suffering total blind.
noss.
1\Inror IIaclcctt and some of the cIty
councilmen of Humboldt Imd an In.
tereBtlng sessIon with a stranger who
3.llpeared laBt. weol , and made all preparations -
parations to open up a. huclwt shop In
n vacant o lco room of UtO city. The
nuthorltles objectcl ( , bnt. the man
went wIth hIs ' '
on al'l'angements until
warned that. ho would bo hnwedlatelY
arrested If ho attelllpted to do busi-
neSB , when ho decided to drop tllO
matter.
P. J. . . . ' 1'r03'er In jumping from freight.
No. 4G at. Callawa r , had a. narrow eSt
capo from n horrihle death whIch he
is lIable to remember for some lime
to come. 'froyer has been up ut Shol'i.
dan for some time past nnd , wnntlng
to get. back to his homo at. Callawa ' ,
made arrangemontB wIth II. party
l > rlnglng Bomo horses cast to ride
with hIm. Thlnldng the traIn was not :
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, ; olng to stall when It nrrl\'ed there ,
he made a jump for the platform ,
which was covered with frost. A few
minutes IntoI' ho was dlscoverod h ) '
Franle 1\1alcvlclm , the nIght. watchmun ,
I Iring InBonslblo. with hIs head nearl ) '
touching the rails.
Shorlff lIall of Holt. ( 'onnt ) ' Is qnlte
pleaBed wIth the calltu'o [ of Demard
I McGreovy , the mIssing hanler , anlt
I sars ho had rccel\'ed a tip that ho
was In Arizona and waJ ! mal\lng arrangements -
rangements to go to Arizona when
r ho received word of his capturo. 1\11' .
- 111\11 has worl\Oll dlllgentl ' on the case
3 from the boglnnlng anll had sent. de.
scrll1Uons of the missIng halll\Cr to'
1111 olUcenr In Arl7.0nn IInd soveml
R other states and terrltol'les.
The sllmo 11110 of taU , concerning
seed corn ns was /I\'en / lit. the state
unIversIty seed com specal [ ever the
Burllngton route In 'Tocu1l1sch , wl1t
bo carried out at. the cmln s9sslon
of the farmers' Instltuto. ' 1'he farm'
ors nro nwnltc to the fnet. that. there
g Is much In the proper selection or the
n grain , Its cnre" In the cultivntlon of
n the ground , and In changIng crops ,
If Hon. .T. J. . . . Young , who has ono of the
hest fnrms In Johnson count . , says
lhnt. n few ) 'enrs ago under the Bamc
conditions that have pro\'aJod [ for the
past. t.wo or three : ronrs , ho uBed to
raso [ ns high aa so\'enty.fivo hushelE
of corn to the ae1'O , on land which h
now ) 'Ieldlng from thIrty to thirty ,
fivo. ,
, to The Nobraslm falt. commission wll
10 contrlbuto the $100 necesslU'3' f01
131' brlnlng : : the mammoth stntuo of e
s. brnslm from St. Louln to Lincoln. } 1
to has been dechlcll to place the statutI
Ig In the rotunda. oC the atllto calilto
t-lbulhllng , where it. wl1t be sheIterel
of from the rnvages of the elements. I
ilo Is thought. thnt with such proteetiOl
[ IS the start statue can bo 11r'scrvell In
of Ilefinll(1) ' , A meeting wilt bo helll II
InOll1ahn by the stuto commIssion , unt
s. at. that tlmo 11 telegram wllt be sen
reo to PresIdent FrancIs accepting tb
gift. .
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_ = - = = = = .INDlC'l1TE4 C'HANNL PRIOR. TO JULY'6' 18670
(1 ( JNDlC'AT.EtJ NBC'OF ] ; AN THR.OWN JNTO .M/3 OllR./1
- CHANo'G C > > 'CHANNE.L .ANJ : > NOW.RCTURNED TOI
. flJ2RAslA.zsy . : JUPRENS COURr.IW ctJ JON :
The decision of the United States
Supreme court. giving to Nebraslcn n
necle of land thrown Into 1\Itsourl ! by
a change of , the rlvor chnnnel III lSG7 ,
and declarn the mlddlo of the old
C'hllnnel to bo the bou\1dary between
Iho states , hns cleared up a number
of long stanlllng disputes between
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COST OF RURAL DELIVERY.
Millions Expended That People Shall
, Have Proper Servlcc.
Postmaster General Wrnno writes
in the 'World's Worlc : "In 1817 ! , whim
the rural sorvlco was started on pro.
ImUon , $40,000 was deemed sufficient
for Its trIal. Durlns the fiscal 'ear
that ended June -l10-J ! , nearly $13-
100,000 was expended for rural free
lIe1vor ( ) ' . For the fiBcal r'ar upon
whIch wo have now entered $20,81G , '
GOO has been appropriated for the con.
tlnunnco and extension of the rural
mall se1'\'lce. Thct'o were 24,566 rural
routes In exlstenco at the end of the
fiscnl 'ear , Juno 30 last , ! IH6 now
routes hnvlng lleen put Into oporatlon
durlns the flscal 3'ear. Oct. 1 , l10-1 ! ,
there were 27,135 routes establlshed ,
and the servlco was being extended at.
the rate or nbout. 800 routes a month.
'faldng 450 people as the average
number served on each route ( a moderato -
erato estlmato ) the rural servlco In
operation Oet. 1 , 1D04 , , was bringing
the malls wHhln casy rench , of the
homes of 12,213,750 residents of rural
dlEtrlets.
Automatic Savings.
A new Idea for encouragIng thrift Is
being developed In HaIr. It. is nothIng -
Ing moro 01' less than an automatic
banle. In n cast.lron pillar there are
hree sllt.s. In the top ono the coIn
IB Ins rtecl-a. ten.centlmo pleco. If
It. Is false It. Is promptly rejected , and
fa11s out. or a loweI' Bllt. If It. be good ,
the receipt prompl1y drops from the
thIrd open Ins at the bottom of the
box. So soon as the depositor has
co11ected fh'o or 11\01'0 \ of these re-
colpts ho can exchange them for a
bank pass.book at the regular .savingB
banI. , and on hIs savIngs ho wlll bo
pall1 by government. Interest. at the
rate of 4 pOI' cent. By means of this
excellent. lIlt1e Invention the labor01' Is
able to plnco n frnctlon of his 11nl1y
wages at. Interest. without the trouble
or tlmo Incldont. on malting a journe '
to the nearest. 110sto lce , a g1'eat. con.
vonence [ , seolng that. such banlts are
open only at. cortaln hours , and these
not. suIted to the mnn who works with
his hnnds.
Judgment I nstead of "Red Tape. "
When n business organIzation becomes -
comes a body of thlnldng men and
women , Instead of n vast. machlno of
whIch each In lvldual Is but n lJUrt ,
It become ! ' ! posslblo to govern them
mal'O by the spirIt and less by the
letter of the mlo , thus ut1zlng ! ! Indl-
\'Idual judgment. at those poInts where
n strict adherence to the mlo Is unclo-
slrnhle , sa3'S Success. It. hecomes
posslblp to ollmlnato a great deal of
dotalled s'stem 01' "red tape , " and to
substltuto active judgment. 'fhls de.
volops Indlvhiual capacity In the om.
ployo , whllo It grently lessetlfJ operatIng -
Ing expenses for the emll10 'cr nnd enriches -
riches the busIness with maI'o Intolll.
gent. worl , .
Welcome to Chinese Students.
It. . Is for the ndvantago of thIs country -
try thnt wo should eHtabllsh the AmerIcan -
Ican poInt. of view as widely as possl.
ble throughout the Chlneso emplro.
The maI'o thIs can bo done the bettor
It. will bo for our commerce amI the
Industries upon which that. commerce
depelHls. LeavIng out all IIllrulsUc
consldoratlon It. Is for our own unquos.
I tlonahlo Interest that. wo extend Amor-
I lean Ideas and AmerIcan Infiuonco In
I the largest. meaBuro posslblo In that
t land of almost. HmlUess markets , al1l1
, to llo thIs It. would ho to OUI' great. ncl.
; vantngo to encourage hlgh.class ChI ,
I neso students al1l1 Illgh.class observ.
. ors of our lustltutlons.-Doston 'fran'
f > crlpl.
New Raccoon Dog.
In the Now Yorl , Zoological parle Is
. 11 whlto l'accoon ( log fronj northern
Japnn , whIch Is regarded as ropre'
scntlng n new s11ecles and has been
named Nrctereutes Albus , sa's a sd
entlfie jQurnni. 'fho ordInary raccoon
do of Japan l1tul ChIna Is an nnlma1
closely allied to the true dogs , but
I' with mal'ltcd suporficlal resemblance
to n raccoon. It the Now YOl'le Bpecl.
mon really Indicates the oxlBtenco oj
11 whlto sIleeleR of rnccoon clog , the
ract will be or eonsitlemlfe zoologIcal
Intorest. -
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states bordorlng on the MIssouri , Mis.
Blsslppl and other rivers nnd removed
n IUunber of havens for crimInals who
have tal\On refuge on land In dlsputo
hetween states Ilnd evndod convlcUons
by pleadll1g thnt. the state whoso au.
thorltles arrested them had no juris.
dIction. ,
NO FRIENDS IN POLITICS.
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Mcan Trick Frank Hatton Played on
Congressman Cannon.
Congressman Cnnnon was not al.
wa's so powerful In 'Washington as
ho hns been'of late years. II'J te11s
with glee of a visIt ho once paid to
the postoffico department when blunt
I"ranlc Hatton wns postmnster genern ! .
He took with him a consUlutont who
wanted to bo post.master of his v11lage ,
; Cannon was bitterly opposed to him ,
but. did not ] want to turn hIm down
I openl ) ' . When they reached the do.
partment Cannon left. the would.bo
110stmaster outsIde the screen door
and weut. In to see Hatton. Ho told
Hatton ho li1tended to brIng the man
In and ask for the place for him , but
begged Hatton to refuse H. "Whero's
the man ? " asIed Hatton. "Just onto
sldo the door , " Cannon replled. "In
that case , " replied Hatton , raising his
voleo so ho could be heard a city
bloclc , "I want. ) .ou to lenow I have
lyIng enough to do hero without lying
for you. DrIng him In. ' ' Cannon
brought. him In l1 d Hatton blandly
appoInted him.
Teaching Preventive Medicine.
It. Is a fact of which the mellical
professIon Is well aware that the bet.
tor class of newspapers are the great.
educators of the common peoplo. They
furnish them with tholr high school
and c011ogo courses and do more than
an ) ' other agency to form the opInions
of the great. multitude. This beIng
the case , It behooves an roputnblo
I1h'slcnns [ to join In an effort. to glvo
the papers such medIcal reading matter -
ter as wlll Interest and InBtruct theIr
readers. In no other way could pro.
ventivo medicine bo taught so thoroughly -
oughly and succesafully as through
the medIum of newspaper publ1clty.
Unthlnldng people , and indeed many
of indcIlCndent. mind , bellevo absolute-
h' ever .thlng they read In theIr paper.
'fhereforo preventive medlclno could
easily bo Instl1led Into the minds of
thIs bod-Medlcal Journal.
Qualifications for Wife _
Ex.Senator 1\Iarlon Dut1er at orth
Carolina. got. Into n discussIon wIth a
couple of friends the other evening
on that. a11.burnlng social CuesUon-
dlvorco. At the concluson [ of the de.
bate the senator related this : "Down
my way I have a fdend who scorns to
ho a confirmed bacholor. Ho' : some
yonrs past. mlddlo ago now and the
homeliest 1001dng cuss 3-OU ever saw.
Dut ho's a humorist. Ono day I aslted
hIm jolt1ngly why he 1111 [ not. get. mar.
rled. 'Beeauso with mo , ' he said , 'mar-
'rlago Is 11os81blo only under three con-
11tlons. [ ' 'Indeed , and whnt. are they ? '
I nslced. 'Well , my wife , ' he repl1ed
dro11y , 'must. bo rieh , beautiful and n
fool. Unless she Is rich and henutl.
ful I won't. 1I1nrry her , and IInless she
be n fool she won't. marry me. ' . .
Roosevelt With Fulton.
it Is nn ulmost. forgotten fact that
PresIdent. Rooseve1t.'s grandfather
wns the first man to nnvlgnto a steam.
boat on the OhIo and l\l1sBlssippl rlv.
erSt Captt Roosovelt. 'was a o1oso pel' >
sonnl frle\\l of Robert. Fulton , Invent. '
or of the steam craft. Soon after Ful ,
ton's successful vorago on the Hudson
the captain concelyed the Idea 01
launohln'g such 11. craft. on what wcre
then Western wnters. In the sprIng 01
1811 the vessel was launched at PllllI'
burg und the presldont's grandfnthm
bognn hIs v03'ago to the gulf. 110 on.
tered the 1\IIHslsslpPI during the times
of the earthqualw whIch devaBtated se
much of southeastern MIssouri , but
weathered the tumult. successfu1l
and continued his tl'lp to Now 01'
leans.
Brave In Misfortune ,
.10s\ph 1\1 a 111' 0 1' , a plucly resld\nt 01
Canal townshlll , Venango count . , Pn. ,
wlll1e drivIng hIs team hItched to 11
I log of wood was strucl , by the log
hl'calclng hIs leg In two places. Aftel
vanly ! yoltlng for help until ho noarl
IlCrlBhel1 with the cold he c1'llwled t (
the horseB , d1'oVO them along sldo 11
I stU1l1P , pu1led hImself with hIs b1'Oler :
leg to the top of the stump and ther :
to the bHClc of 01\0 of hIs horBes a 111 ]
In this wny sltcceeded In gettln
homo nUf } seeuring the servIces of f
Bur eon.
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Llahta on rooklyn Dridoe.
There 111'8 three 1lghts on the DrooJ )
bn brldgo whIch are never floeD b , 1- , *
these who hnvo occasion to use tht -
brldgo nt night , but. those three If.ghU )
mean much to the maBtars of salUn ; :
vessels whoso mnBts approach or e1l ' '
ceed the 13ri teet between the ccnto
of the span nnll the wnter , Ono of thi
throe Is directly In the center or thi
span nnll marIes the hlghesL 1,0Int , th6
othcr t.wo nro at e1lch sldo of the cow
tor light , about. 10 teet. from the tow.
ers , nnd marle the dnnger ILmit. . .
Lord Rocebery's "Good Story , "
In a recol1t EngllBh blogrnphY
pears nn anecdote told In the char
torlstlo English l:1annor. The wrlle
remarleu : "J. l'd nosebery told a vor ) .
good story ( for ho Is alwl1Ys nml.tJlng )
about. n gentleman who was t.ravellnc
In the southern United St.ntes. The
vIsitor was bolng shnvcll by n. neg1'o
barber and noticed the extr01UQ blunt.
ness ot the raz r.
If 'Yes , sir , ' saId the barber. 'It hI
vurr blunt , Gar : I WIlS out last nrGh
wId the boys. ' ' '
Newspaper Circulation.
A statistician has lenrned tbat th.
nnnunl nggregatlon of the clrculntlon
of tbo Impel's ot the world Is estlmnted
to be 12,000,000,000 copIes. To grnsp
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the Iden of this magnitude wo m"a } '
alato that It would cover no tower
than 10,450 square ml1es or surface :
that. It. Is printed on 781,250 tons of ,
pnper : nnd , further , that. It the num.
bel' (12,000,000,000) ( ) represented , In-
stcad ot copies , seconds , ! w would taleo
maI'o than 333 years for them to
elapso. \ ,
Found at Last.
Hensley , Ark. , Dec. 26th.-Specln ! )
-Thnt. a sure cure tor Dnckncho would
be n prIceless boon to the people , and i
espocln1ly the women of Amerlcn , t
admitted by nn IntereBted In .mcdtcn1
mnttors , nnd Mrs. Sue Wlltlaws ot
this place Is certaIn she has lound In }
Dodd's KIdney Pllts the long-looked
for 1
cure.
"I am 38 'elrs : old , " Mrs. WIIUamlr
eays , "nnd I hnvo sufferell with th $ [
Dnclmcho . . . .ery much for tbreo
or tour years. I have been treated
by good phrsiclalls and got. no rellcf. f I
but thanIs to God , I ha\'o found a cur&
Jt. last. and It. Is D : > dd's Kldnoy P11ls.
I have taltcn only ono box nnd It ha ! ) )
done me more good than all the dOOo \
tors In three or four ) 'ours. L want
a1l surterers from Dackache to know ' .
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that they can get. Dodd's Kidney Pll15 , I
and get. well. " ,
Dackacho Is one of the first eymp.
toms of Kldnoy Disease. Guard against I
Drlght.'s Disease or Rheumatism by
curing It. with Dodd's Kidney PU1a.
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To Train Servants. !
Hnmburg is to hnve n school for
training ser\'ants. It. is not Intended
to compete with existing schoob
which provide training In domesUr.
science for girls of well.to.do film } . }
Iles. '
Every houseleeoper should know 1/ ' ( '
tbat If they will buy Defiance Cold
\Vnter Starch for lnundry use they
will S'avo not. only time , because It \
novel' sUcIs to the Iron , but because r
each packnge contnlns 16 oZ.-ono full
pou1\d-whlle nll other Cold \Vnter
Stnrches are put. up In % _ .pound pac1e- \
ages , nnd the prco [ Is the same. :10 : f
conts. Then again IJecauso Dcfianco
Starch Is free from all Injurious chern- )
ieals. If your grocer tries to sell rOll a \
12'01. . paclcnge It. is becnuse he ha9 .
It. stocle on hand which ho wshes to t
dispose of before ho puts In Defiauce. * ) I '
He Icnows that. Definnce Starch has i
printed on every pac1mge In large let. I
tel'S and figures " 16 OZB. " Demand
Dofinnce nnd snye much time and "
money nnd the nnnoyanco at the 11'00 i
sUcking , Definnce never stlcles.
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Purity of the Mind. oJ
You can no moro tUter your mind }
Into Durlty thnn you cnn compress it ,
Into calmness ; ) 'OU must. keep it Dure i
it you hn..o It. pure , nnd tbrow"
stones Into It. If you would hnvo' It
Q.ulet.-nusltln. ; 1
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$100 Reward , $100. i
Tbe rell.dera at lbl , paper will bo Pleafiel\ Jean. I
that tbero " at lelUt ono drcnded dlpa. . . lhat .elencs .
bas been able 10 cure In 11.1Ita \ 61"Kes , aud tbat 1. I
Catarrh. 1I"1\'s \ Calarrh Cure I. the only p"'Uvs '
cure now known to lbo m dllal fraternlly. , Catarrh . I
belnlt a conoUtutlonRI dl.ea c. r01lulre. a C'LUbUlU'
tlon,1 trealment. Hall's Cl\tarr" Cure Is tl1 ! > en In.
ternally. acllnlt dlreclly upon Iho bl'Jod and mucou. j .
lurfacea at Ibe s181em , tMreby destrp71nlt tb.
toundutlon ot the dlse.\ . and Ilvlnl.hI \ ! p tlen'
ItrenKt" by buildIng up tbo conHllUUnn MllI,18o , , \
Inll n\ure In doltl { Ito work. The proprlelor bue . '
10 mll\h fallh In lIS curative 1'0"018 Ihat lhey otIer ;
ODe HUDdre,1 VoUar tor any c tl1l1 It tau. tG !
cnre. Scnd tor list of tcUlmonlal8 ,
Adllreu J. ' . J. ClltNJy & : CO. , Toledo , 0. II
Bold by 1111 11 rll 11 > :1 811 , ; 5c.
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Taite l1..II's YI\wlly 1'1111 tor conltlpaUODo
Cupid Is n sorry lender : after lead < I
, Illg people Into trouble ho leaves them \
to fight It. out. themsolves. , I
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A Rare Coed ThIng. \
"Am using ALL N'S FOO'.L'-EASE , an . t
cnn t.ruly 8ny 1 would not 1m vo been wit.hout . . I
it. so long had I known the relict U would . ! \ .
give my n hhig feet. I think it rare good /
thIng for nnyone having sere or Ured toot.-
Mrs. MntllwIIoitwert , Provldcnce , R. L" 1
Said by oU Druggists , 250. .Ask to.dav.
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Statesmen who "also ran" are nat ,
I nraUy slow to predict n brIght. futun \
I tor their country. I
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A GUAnA TlmD OUItt : FOR I'ILES ,
ItcWnlltIllld. lIIl't'dlnl { or l'rolnldlnK P1Je. . . Vou ,
drJ1iGI.t will refnnd money It l'AZO OlNTMEN1
hils to curll you In 6 lo U dIlY' . 601 : .
The Culclwst. way to beat n womanr :
: In an argument. Is to listen and sn3' ' 1/
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, nothing.
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I'lso's Cure cannot be too lghly spall en at IU \
: II cough cure.-J. W , O'JII11ti , 3. 'l'lIlrd Ayo. .
N. , Mlnucnpolls,1 > lIuu. , Jlln. O. 1000.
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I It Is a good denl onslor to sUr tiP I
L a hornet's nest. than It Is to tlnd me ,
I rlgbt place to crawl Into.
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: It ) ' 0\1 don't A'et the blgRellt and besl t
, It's your own fault. D nRnee Blare ) If. . . !
, I. tor ! lRle e\'et\Ywhcrt ! autI there It
L po.IUvey nothtng to equal it In qua ) .
1t7 or qUlt.nUty.
