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A1.L DROKF.N DOWN.
,
' t.Jo Sleep-No ; petlte-Just a Con.
, tlnuat Backache.
.T0geph McCauley. I oC ] H Sholto
etrfct ! , Chlcao ! , Sachem of Tecutnseh
LoiJge , says : "Two years ago my
, W'
health was com.
pletely brolten down.
[ y back ached and
was so lame that at
,
times I was hardly
able to dress myllelt.
i I lost my appetlto
and was unable to
sleep. There seemed
i to bo no relict untll
I took Doan's Kid.
ncy Pills : but four boxes ot this rem.
dy ertected a complete and perma.
lIent cure. If BUfforlng humanity Imow
the value of Doan's Kidney Pills they
'wo\ld use nothing else , as It is. the
< only posltlvo cure I lenow. "
For sale by nil dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster. lIIburn Co" Ductalo , N.Y.
It they are bright with hope there
'Ls no lurking spot for despair.
BABY'S AWFUL ECZEMA.
Face LIke Raw Beef-Thought She
Would Lose Her Ear-Healed
WIthout a BlemIsh-Moth.
er Thanks Cutlcura.
"Myllttlo girl had eczema Tery bad
'hn ! she was ten. months old. I
thought she would 1090 her right ear.
It had turned blacle , and her iace was
llko a pleco ot raw meat , and very
sore. It would bleed when I washed
. lIer , and I had to keep cloths on it
day and night. There was not a clear
spot on her face when I began using
Cutloura Soap and Ointment , and now
it is completely healed , without scar
( ) r blemish , which. Is moro than I had
boped tor. ( Signed ) Mrs. Rose Ether ,
291 Eckford St" Drookl 'n , N. Y. "
A lIttle friendliness Is 'worth a
. 'V'hole lot of financial assistance.
I do not. bclleve Plso's Cure tor Consumpt\OQ
bas an equal tor coulhs and colds-Jom : P.
DOTEn , 'I'nntty Springs , IlId" Feb. 15 , 100 < 1.
A man ma ' be the head oC the iam. .
11) ' , but ho has to foot. the bills.
In a Pinch , Use ALLEN'S FOOT.EASE.
A powder. It curespainfulsmartingnerv.
ClUS feet and ingrowing nails. It's the
freatest : comfort discovery of the age.
( Makes new shocs easy. A certain cure for
, $ weating feet. Sold by all druggists , 25c.
Trial package FREE. Address A. S ,
f Olmsted , Le Rev , N. Y.
, Completed the Cheer.
A day or two are there appeared
, < > n the reg-Ister of the Coates house
the names of Charles Hlpp and Mrs.
Hlpp of Chicago. A t.ravellng man ,
' , ' who was the next. arrIval , plclled : up
A , " a pen and , hesitatingamomont , said
to the clerk. "I guess I'll change my
J j name todar. : " Then under the names
. ot the Chicago guests he wrote , "John
' : . . . ' . . T. Hooray.-Kansas City ' 1'hlles.
"
P
Game She Didn't Like.
A little girl , the daughter of a min.
tster , was up later than usual ono
night , and for the first time In her life
was present at family prayers. Dur.
ing the reading or the Dl1 > le she was
very quiet , 1 > ut when her father Imelt
. down to prar : she wont. up to him , and ,
touching- him on the shoulder , said :
"Pa , I don't 111:0 ; : to play at this game. "
Poverty and Education.
, Poverty is a great. bar to education ,
but would not. 1 > e if both the child
and the pal'ent WOl'O alive to the real
, , va1ue or .an education. It education
' cannot. be acquired In ono way It can
tn another. The trouble Is that. the
jUdgment of the child is too immature
to provo a 'safe guide , and the parent
leaves oVOl'ythlng to the child.
.
. - . . . I nsects Destroy Telephone Poles.
Owing to the climatic deterioration
and Insect destruction ot the wooden
.
poles the eighty mlles of telephone
line In Abyssinia have to be constant.
Iy Pc'l.troled rby special pollco to insure
continuous operation.
.
\ HONEST CONFESSION.
,
C' + A Doctor's Talk on Food.
.
. . There are no fairer set ot men on
" arth than the doctors , and when they
l find the ) ' have 1 > een In error they are
i , usually apt to maIm honest and man ,
1 ; confession of the fact.
A case In point Is that of an oml.
nent praetltloner , ono at the good
'old SC11001 , who lives In Texas. His
plain , unvarnished tale needs no
drcsslng up :
"I bad alwa 's had an Intense proju.
dice , which I can now see was un.
warrantable and unreasonable , against
nil muchly advertised foods. IIence ,
I never read I ] , line of the many 'ads. '
}
of Grape-Nuts , nor tested the iood till
last winter.
"While In Corpus Christi for my
hCllth , and visiting my youngest son ,
who has four of the ruddiest , hellth ;
test lIttle 1 > oys I ( 'ver saw. I ate my
first dish of Grape-Nuts food for
supper with my IItUe grand.
ons. I beclme exceedingly tend
of it and have eaten a pack.
80 ot it every weelt since , and find It
a delicious , refreshing and strengthen.
tng toad , leaving no 111 effects whatever ,
\ .it J.J. ' " causing no eructations ( with which I
I IJP was tormerly much troubled ) , no
sense ot tullness , nausea , nor distress
ot stomach In nny way.
"There Is no other teed that agrees
with me so well 81ts
, or as lightly or
pleasantly upon m- stomach as this
does. I am stronger and mal'O active
since I began the use ot Grape.Nuts
than I have been for 10 years , and am
no longer troubled with nausen and
J" tndlgestlon. " Name given by Postum
. Co. , Dattlo Creek , Mich.
" There's I ] , reaSOD.
J Look In each pkg , tor the tamou.
UttJo book , ' 'The Road to WeUvllle. "
Kill E 0 111 S BEAR !
i
PRESIDENT SU SSFUL IN HIS
COLORADO HUNT ,
COT WHAT J WAS AFTER
I
Courier Brings In Pelt of Bruin From' '
the Camp to Secretary Loeb-No
Det311s of the Hunt Thus Far Given
Out.
GLENWOOn SPHINGS , Colo.-
Pl'esldent Hoose\'elt has Idlled a bear
nnd a bol ; cat. 110 Is satisfied with his
hunt for the blggcst game the
Rocldes atTord. If he et.s one 11101'0
beal' or 80\'ernl ho will ho both'r
pleased , but to quote his own words :
"I got what I wal after. It was bull ) '
81:01't and I hope It lwops up. "
'rhls Is the storr broughl to Sl'CI'e-
tar ' Loob by mmer Challman , 1COll"
IeI' with n. close mouth , who was
chosen to bear mesages between the
pre.1ldont : ! lnd the temllOl'ar ) ' seat of
o\'ernmont ut. the Hotel Colorado In
this cltr.
While he came through Newcastle.
whore are caml1ell numet'OUs corrCH.
pondents oC newSIJ ) JOI'S , ho brought
hIs story intact. 'rhero was no leakage -
ago and all the Information obtalnablo
at that place was derl\'ed from 1\
view oC a closelr rollell fresh bear.
\\'hlch transfel'Ted from
ship'hlch Chapman
his saddle to the car at t.he rallwa ) '
station.
j
"IH that nil ) 'ou'\'o got ? " ho was
asled.
"Isn't'that ' ouough ? " he rel111ed.
This waH about the Hubstnnce of
the con\'ersation In which Challman
IJartlclpatcel at Now'astle. He was
chosen because he Imows when not
to talll : . Befol'e starting on his hunt
the 11reslelont sahl he dill not want any
newslJal1er men to follow him. ' 1'0
three COTl'osllondents representing
press associations. who accomllanled
him from Washington. the lIresldent
saId : "You stick by Loeb and I will
hell' you all I can. I nnnot send out
a messenger e\'er ) ' da ' . 1 > ut as soon
as there Is anything' wOl'th te11lng ) 'ou
shall ha\'e It , " ,
' 1'he cO\ll'lel' got through Newcastle
without talllng and the 11roslelent
made good to these who complied
with his wishes.
Dut If the courier was reticent at
Newcastle WItS dllIl'rent when his
journey was at an enel Ilnd Secretary
Loob hall remo\'ed the' injunction of
secl'ecy. HIs eyes 1lndled with a lIre
that told his admiration for the Inesl-
dent's prowess as a hunter more than
did the words at his command. ' 1'he
eXI\'esslon tlw ha\l ( ) ' mountalneel' Injected -
jected Into hlH story was : "Say. fellows -
lows , he's a beaut and no mlstal\O.
The war he scents gallle woultl
mll\O 'ou think ho was horn In the
mountains anll had ne\'OI' left them.
Sar , now , helng )1reslllent ) don't malw
anr difference with a man tha t's got
the real stutT In him. Goff sahl he was
the real thing Hnll Ilhl not need show.
lng , but I Illd not believe It. "
' 1'ho thought of starting homt > ap- ,
parentlr has not entered the \1l'esl. \
dent's head. He saYR he Intends to en.
jor himself as much as possible d\1l'-
Ing his outing and his comlJanlons 1 > e-
lIe\'o ho Is doing' It. If he has thoughts
of affairs at Washington ho has 110t
communicated them to the mountain-
eers.
CONTRACT FOR NEBRASKA ROAD
Gre3t Northern to Build from Sioux
City to Connect With Burlington.
SIOUX CITY-The contract for the
extension of the Great Northern rail.
road from Sioux City to Ashland , Neb. ,
has been let to Peter Sims , n. St. Paul
contractor , according to advlces re-
ceivoll In Sioux City. It Is said that a
hlg force of nwn will he I\\t ) to wml ,
grading fOl' the extension within ten
da 'fi.
The extension of the Great NOI'thern
fl'om SIoux City to Ashlanll would
unite the Gerat Northern and the Burlington -
lington , and woulll he of great Importance -
ance to Sioux City. The Great Northern -
ern has already spent se\'el'al hundred
thousands dollars In Imrl'hasln ter-
mlnalR In Sioux Cltr nnll 11wlle plans
for the expendlt uro of $1,500,000 more
hOl'Q. '
A sl'eC'1l1 ! construction train p ssell
through Sioux City on the Chicago.
l\II1waul\Oe & St _ Paul on lie ; way to
Armour. S. D. . to he ln wOI'I , on the
)1rol1osell ) oxtenslon from Armo\1l' to
ChambOl'laln. In some quarters It Is
bellevell thnt this mo\'e 1I1e > ans that
the : \II1waul\Ce will Imlld to the coast.
Would Take Him Up Pike's Peak.
COLORADO SPHlNGS. Colo-Upon
return of PI'l'chlunt Hoose\'elt here
from his hunting trl11 ahout the ml lllo
of l\la ) ' ho will ho walled Ullon hy the
members of the Pllw's Peal , Press
cluh of this clt ' , and presentpd with
one of th cluh's halHlsome gold badges
as Il souYl'nlr of hIs YIfJ'It. 'I'ho 111'esl.
dent has heen elected an honorarr
n1'mhel' of the cluh. The badge > will
ho made out of IJllre Cripple Creell :
gold. It Is also 111lnned ! to talw the
11reshlent to the summit of Pllto's
Peal , on the cog rail war ,
- -
Must Get Japan's Consent.
WASIIlNGTON - The t > xecutlve
committee of the Panama canal com.
mission. l\lc'Isrs , Shonts.Iacoon : ; anlt
Wallare dl'rlllel ( to draw up d'talled
slJOcllkations to go\'ern In the em.
ployment of labor on the conal. A de ,
clslon from A tlorney Goneml l\rood '
as to the application of the eight. hour
da ) ' to the w01'11 : Is eXl1ected In a few
days , and \\111 go\'ern that l1rohl m In
the specillcations. Pormlsslon will
ha ve to he ohtalnOll f\'OIn the ,1npanest >
go\'el'nnH'nt IH'fore > the > 2.000 III h ! 'l'rs
can t > se1I'ed
,
r COME INTO COURT ,
I _ _ _ 4
Question of Rebilte9 to Be Investl.
gated.
" 'ASI1INGTON-I"ollowlng Is a list
of till' rullroad ml'n who ha'e IlCon
I'PII\Il'tltl'd to all11l"ar before the senate
romllJltI'c on Intl"rstato l'OIII lIIerCI. ' ,
I whll'h will he > gln lis Inl1ult' ) ' Into rail.
1'01111 I'l'glllation at onrl' ,
,
W , K. Vnndl'rhllt or I ho Now Yorlt
Centl'lll , George Gould ot the Goulll
! ! 'stelll , I . II. Ilanltunn of the Union
Pacific , .T. .1. IIIII of thl' Great North.
l'rn , A , .J. Cnssntt of Ihe Ponnn 'I.
\'anla , . 1 > , ! \llIna , \10 president at
the Atchison. 'l'oIIlJIHSanta l o :
Walll'I' D. Hilles , gpnel'al cOllnsel or
the I.ouhwllio & NaHll\'llIo : lIugh I.J.
Bonll , g'noral conn sol of the Balli.
more & Ohio : Winslow Plm'ro , genor.
al counsel oC the Goulll s 'stom : Presl.
lIent lIughlt t of the Chlcn o & North.
wostel'll , Presillont nlple ) ' of the At.
cltlson , ' { 'opela & San In I.'e ; PI'e'Ident :
'rultle of the Boston & 1\Ialne , VI co
Preshlonl Wilcox of the Delaware &
Illuison. Presldont Tl'UcfHlalo of the
Dela ware. T.aclmwannn'estern :
President Spencer of the Southern ,
Pro.slllent I lsh of the mlnols Contral.
Of those on I ) ' 1\IessI's , Cassatt , Fish
Spencer Il\1cl 'l'uttle ha\'e slgnlfIell n
willingness to altenll , mul thor say
they will not be alilo to he present. at
the beginning of the cOlllmlttee's sit.
tlng' . A number of the witnesses have
bcoll sUlllmOlHJII , howe\'OI' , and It Is
OXIectc(1 that lht' ! commltttee will 110
able to 11roceed soon lifter coming to.
gethOl' . Among the non.rallronll men
to be heard are Senators Spooner ,
Knox nndl\IOI' an ; PI'of. W. Z. HlI11e '
of Hnl'\'ard ulIl\'erslty and Ylctor
l\Iorawel1. of New York.
The committee haR heon Rummoned
to meet 'at. 3 II. m. l\Iolldnr , anll Chair.
man glldns of the cOlllmlt tee has nn.
nOI\lH'od his IJllI'lJOse to go'O'y there
oughl ) ' Into the subject. 'I'ho reS'oln.
tlon under which the hearing' w1l1 bo
holll dlt'ects the committee " 10 con.
sldOl' the question or mhlltlonal legislation -
lation to l'Pgulate Interstate com.
merce , I1\Hl to nuthorl7.e the Interstate
Commerce ( 'olllmlssion to fix rates of
freights and fares and to : tC'qulre fur.
ther Infol'lnatloll as to Intel'state com.
lIIerce , Inclucllng'Iolatlons . or e\'a.
slons of the an tI-rebato law and the
lIevlces anll methods b ' which such
o\'aslons are accompllHhed anll Includ.
Ing refrigerator and ot her 11\'I\'ate car
system. Industl'lnl railway traclls : ,
switching chnrges aUII the lIlw , and
also to consldor what legislation
HhouM ho enactel ! In relation to the
liability of railroad COlli panics engaged
In Interstale tratlle 01' opomtlng lines
In an ' torl'ltor ) ' of the Unltcl States
for Injl\l'les rece\'ell ! by their om.
ployes when In the dlschargo ot
duty. "
JAPS TAKE COLLIERS.
Numbcr of Vessels Are C3ptured by
Island en. Off of Cochfn-Chlnil.
SAlGOX-'I'ho , Japanl'se recently
Caltl\l'el ! a largl' numbel' of colliers
off the coast of Cocltln-Chlna.
Six men. SUllPOf'cl to he , Japanese ,
lal1llod so III I' days ago at Cape St.
.James. neal' hero , from an Aunameso
and aflol' hl'lef sta ' . '
junk a ) re.cmbal'll : '
el ! .
'fhe steamer EI'hlan , Which was pur.
chascIl b ) ' a local I rench lInn , flailed
yeslerlay ( l'\'enlng with a full cargo of
11rO\'lslons fOJ' the suad\'On.
A numhel' of Husslan warships are
anehorell In Kamranlt ba ) ' , where they
are revictulliing.
The health of the Rusians Is roe
marlmhly good. Onlr eight. deaths
from dlseaso have ocourred slnco
their departl\l'o from Europe 01Jt of
an effectl\'e force or 18,000 men.
A Russian officer sUfforlng from
herl-berl Is In the hospllal here. The
othel' slcltIIe > n who were brought
here br the Hussilln hospital ehlp
Ore Inchulo Prince Cautacuzeno , but
the reports that the Ol'el has wounded -
ed mell on hoard are unfounded , as
there had heen no lighting up to the
time of Its -rl\'ni. .
No Milling in Transt. :
WASHING'I'ON - The Interstate
COll1l11erC'e commission refusell 'V. .J.
anll H.V , Koch , ItalTlsl1urg , Pn. ,
millers. an ord'r CO\nllClIIllg the Pennsylvania -
sylvania & I'Ittshurg. Cincinnati , Chi.
cage & St. Louis Hallway companies
to grant them the 1)\'I\'lle ) \ o of mill.
Ing grain cn'Outo at the same freIght
rate as n through shllllllent of r.raln.
Ohio and hHlIan shllpers ) enjoy the ,
111'1\'lIego , but the commission decIded
conditions there may be different.
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NEW OIU.IMNS , Ala-Duslness
InterestR of Now Orleans were In
conference wllh SpecIal Commission.
er Bristow , who was appointed by the
presltlent to Investigate trade rela.
tlons between the United States anl1
gUl'0110 anll the western coasts at
Cent ral anl1 South America by 111111
over the Isthmus of Panama. It was
eXl11alnell to11' : . DrlHtow that the
hoarl1 of tralll' eSl1eclally desired on
oPl10rtunlly to hltl on all the contracts
of the govel'nment and to have equal
tl'llnsportatlon facilities with New
YOI'I. ,
Greet Roosevelt and Parker ,
CHICAGO-ChIcago cluhs are ex.
pectlng to entertain President Hoose.
velt alHI Alton P. ParlCI' ! at the sarno
time. Doth Il rtr lenllers have ar.
rangQI1 , the 11resll1ent 11)lellnltoly ) ( , and
the l1emocratlc : lealler Ilollnitelr , for a
\'Islt to this clt ' I he last weell : In
l\la , Three OI'sanlzations , the l\tQr.
( 'lmntl1 , Hamilton and Irolluols cluhs ,
were wlllln. . ; for IIn IInnouncement of
the ( Into Of : the visit from Secrl'tary :
Loeh In Colol'Ullo. ) Ir. Pal'lwr will ad.
III'CIIS the 1l1Inol Slate Bar nssocla
I iOIl l\IQ ' 2G.
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NEAR TO WAR'S REALITIES.
Soldiers Well Trained fOI' Grim Work
They Have to Do ,
' 1'ho prIncipal thing In these realls.
tic lIIancu\'crs Is toHIO bnll cartridges
lIt st of all. Instcal1 of 1IInnls , aniJ ,
secoll lr. to 111'0 at an onemr 110SS0SS'
Ing hUlllan shnpo and sometlmos mo\ ' .
Ing' fast , SI'S Harper's Wcc1 < I ) ' ,
Accord Ingl ) " the \'Isllor to Altlershot
will somellllles como In a Iulet } hollow ,
upon qulto n slllall roglment of glga\t.
tic "guardsmen" ml\ll\1 of sheel steel ,
tell or twelve feet hl h , henrlnJ ; thom.
sel\'es with military dlglllt ) ' and stiff.
ness , and their "manl ) ' " fronts scarrell
nnd spattered In h\tllllloll places br
nlclwl-coated bullets or the Lee.Met.
iot'd rifle. ' 1'he ) ' ere sta 'ed nt the
bock with It'OI1 wire , nnd run ellhor
singly or In IJI\lrs UI1OI1 curious lIlUo
trollers on rails which are sol In
mollo11 by means of endless cable8 a
long dlstanco off ,
Behind them in a trench mo crouch.
ed n cOl'taln number of lIIarl\Crs , very
much alive , and accompanied b ) ' IIns
signalers , who signal the results to :
the officers In the fil'ing lines and also , II
If necessar ) ' , other Instructions and ,
directions about the aUaell : . l urther
along 'ou como across a "ca\'alry
Imtrol , " also made of grcat. high
sheets of pInto steel , the horse rel1re.
sented in full gallop hen.d on , so as
to make the mnrl , moro difficult , aud
also to relJl'oduco actual-charging con.
dltlons.
Fnrthor awa ) ' Ulero mar be seen a
1Itt10 armored trnln of three steel.clad
trucl.s , with tlto varlons mU7.zles of
seven 1\1111 twel\'o lI01II1Ilel's stlcldng
out nt the side. When this train Is
at rest It Is difficult to tell which Is
IIrmod and 'hrmorell 111\0 the h'OOI1'
IlIlel1 trucls it hauls , O\'er the tOl1 or
these cars are projecting' a IIIlInbOl' oC
dummies Intenllcll to rOl1resent the
heads of so111101's , and hits on these
are also recorl1ed , thll ! tlmo automnll.
colly.
SOME ONE HAD THE RING.
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AnxIous Parents Would Like to . < now
Just Who It Was.
1\tr. and l\Irs. GraVell of Center
slreet , South Orange , N. .T. , ga\'o a
hlrtllar ) ( IHU't . for their seven. 'ear'old
son , Leo Gra\'es. 'I'here was a magnl.
ficent birthday calw , with seven can.
dIes on top , and Insldo of It a 11relt .
ring. Some peoplo' thlnll : it was nn opal
ring. The calw was cut and the ) 'oung.
sters aUncl < ed It with enthusiasm ,
When It wns a11 dls)1osed ) of-lho walt
was not long-the hostess aslwd :
"Well , 1I0W , which of ) 'OU children
has the ring ? "
There was no answer. 'fhoro were
hastr Inquiries , but none of the child.
ren could remember swallowing an ' .
thing hard.
"Woll , I certalnlr put io ring in
the calle : , " exclaimed the compounder
of the confection. ' 1
This Increased the constornatlon. '
'fll children went homo. Their moth.
ors were wOl'I'led. Physicians were
bltlden to bo on instant ca11 , and op.
tlons wOl'e secured on X.rar apparatus.
None of Iho children has developed
alipendlcilis yot.-New Yorll : Snn.
Sheep Follow Le 1der to Death.
"The most strlldng' example of fol.
lowing' a loader Into the jaws of death
I ever saw toolt place in Kent county
last weel , , " sall1 a Kent count ) ' farmer.
"Ex.Sherlff Edward , T. Plummor , " ho
continued , "hnd Il fiock of seventeen
sheep , which , for SOIUO unaccountable
reason , determined to go from one )1as. )
tur to another. ' 1'0 malw the journey
It was necessary to cross the creell : on
UIC Ice. Sure enough , the old buclt of
the flock wallwd cautlouslr out on the
wealccne Ice. When he was about
midstream It gave way nnd he plunged
In.
"The other sheep , Insteal1 of return.
Ing to the shore , which ther conld have
done , dell1 > erately and , as the law 'ers
would put It , 'with mnllco afore'
thought , ' wa11led : Into the halo In the
Ice made hr their leader and were
drowned. Nothing but sheep would
have ever been fool enough to bo gull.
ty of such a performance. ' 1'hero was
[ .osslbl ) ' some excuse for the foolhardy
old buclt , but I cnn thlnlt of no extenu.
atlng clrculUstnnces in the case of the
others.-Baltlmoro JIernld.
Why He Wanted Office ,
Another al11111cant for consular lIre.
rerment told the State department peo.
pIe , upon whom he called to maIm
preliminary ! nqulrles , that' ho wanted
the consu1lhI11-hold down by n very
competent man who is not going to lIe
disturbed-at a German city near
which a famous Spa Is located.
Ho was Ilsl\Cd why he had fixed his
mind upon just that place.
"WeH , " ho rel1l1ed , 'qulto offhand ,
111\0 n man sure of his ground , "I'm all
ruu down with the rheumatlz , and I'm
Informed that them Dutch baths fix I ] ,
rheumatic feHer up In no time. I want
to glt near 'em so's I can glt boiled
out. "
Odl11y enough this man found It im.
posslblo to ha\'o an inter\'low with the
Prosldent about the matlOl' near to
his soul wlwn ho called at the Whlto
1I0uso a few hours later.
A Song of Easter ,
\Vo ma ) ' not count the choirs that : sing
' ' this I1n-
'l'holr jubilates on ) -
Flcl shlo and IItrcet an chapol-wa ) ' ,
Vocnl with gladnells ring.
'fhero Is no rrcorrl ot the flowers
In grace nn glor ) ' multllJlIcdj
All lumlnolls nnd'estale'e
They shrl\'o the gaster hOUI'8.
And multitudinous the pmrers
'I'hnt from \'lIst congrcgntlons rIse ,
Llko ceI\Scr'MS Incense 'neath the Hilies
WhoreBo the Easter tarcs.
And j1auslnA" 'ml the hallowed light.
Awl ulIl'ersal'olce or prnlse ,
\\'ho ndds 110 Imowlello to hili dnrs ,
No wisdom to his slght'1
Some Enstrr 1'0) ' IIhall pierce the wnlls ,
\\'hero clohltorcd Belt hlld Jlxell her
choice :
AtJll on her lonrl\ ' l\aths the \'olco
0 : I'ufltcr : < 'Il'nrl ) ' tal ,
-ll'Jllnl ( \\1\1 < Olt IIUtI , In the Doston
' ' '
! 'ranscl'lpt
WHAT IS A DUILDING & . LOAN AS.
SOCIATION.
To th090 not familiar with the I11nn
nnd operntlon oC a Dulldlnr. & I.oan
Association it ma ) ' bo proJ1er to say
that it Is In fnct a mutual society for :
'I\.vlngs , In which o\'er ) ' member , POI1'
ularl ) ' sl 'led a "dfllosltor , " Is a stoelt.
bolder nnd entitled to shara in the
profits of the Coml1nny , the aggregate
savings bolng Ion nod to ether mom.
bors oC the Association ,
It affords e\'ery IJCron ! nn opportun'
Ity to at time Il\fel ' In\'ost
atly ! \ ) \ 8ums
or $1.00 or moro and assureR him that
whatever Interest may bo derlvlJll
trom loaning the aggregate sums will
bo dl\'lded 11ro.rata and his share pnlll
or credited quarter.annual ! ) ' ,
All money Is loanell on IIrt mort.
gage security or on stoell : of the Asso.
clntlon to other members , and Is 1'0-
pnld In monthly Inlltlllltncnts. IIcnco ,
safety Is as nearly absolute ns 110slll.
blo , nnd , with common honesty and
with the exel'clso oC ordinary judg.
ment , the Institution cnnnol fall.
It Is tlot intended to bo ns flexible
as a banI" slnco the State law renders
all securites non.negotlnble. 'l'hore.
fore , notlco of wlthdrawnl of money
is reQull'ed , but this Is moro than off.
BO by the higher rate ot Interest or
dl\'ldends paid to Its members. Per.
manency In sa\'lngs and Investmento
arc Its characteristics.
In addlton t offering absolute safe.
ty for Investments , It also oteers an
excellent ollportunlty to own a bOlllo
o ) 'our own.Vh ) ' forever pay rent ?
You will assume practically no morc
obligation in undertaking to purchase
a homo oC ) 'ollr own. It will enl ) ' re.
Qulro the regulnr sottlng aside of 8uch
nn amount ns ) ' 011 ( ' .Un from onch pay-
IIny until 'Oll have the necessnry mnr.
gin of cauh to IJltt UII n8 security ,
'rhen for a tlmo 'Oll pa ) ' about the
same as the tormer rent , and after
that 'ou ho.\'o anI ) ' taxes anl1 Insllr-
an co to lJa ' . l or clrclllnl's oxplalnlng
, Ollr plan , address Occidental Blinding
& Loan A8soclatlon , l 3 Doulal ! ! St. ,
Omaha , Neb.
,
Tennesse GI3nt ,
Near Parsons , ' 1'01111. , thol'o lives 'n
most I'omarlmblo ) 'oun man , n.'orlt. .
able giant. for a e. Ills nl\mo Is
Arnoltl , and ho Is not 'et ol ht\en
years ot age. IIo stands SOVO\ ! feet
even in his stocl\lng feet anl1 weal's
a No. 13 shoo.-Nashvlllo Bannel' .
Insist on Getting It.
Some groceI'II fmy the ) ' Ilon't IIccp
Dcllnnce Stl\rch , 'I'hIA IK 1IecI\IItte thcy
hl\\'o 1Btocle on 111\1111 oC othcl' 111'1\111111
contalnlnA' only 12 ollnccs In 1\ IlIIcl-
aJc , which the ) ' won't bo able to Rcll
first , because Dcfinnce contl\llIl ! 10
0llnce8 for the Bame mOIlO ) ' .
Do you wl\nt 10 Ollnel'S Instend of 12
ollnce/ ! for Rl\me monc"f 'l'hell 1I1I ' Dc-
flance 8tm'ch. HCIIIIII'cH 110 cooltlnlj.
If they nre IIllctl with sweet tempel'
there is no )1laco ) ror anger ,
t5.00 1'1\111 : month1) ' , will 1111Y n ' 100 share
of 142- [ ; acres oC 288)0 ( ) ) nero Jlllllltntioll. t !
unrantccd. gvm' ) ' eOllllItloll HafelIardcd. .
A cllts wautcl1. Bellt Jlav 1\1\(1 ( tm'I'lto ! ' ) ' . I ,
1\1001'0,210 Odd l cllo\\'s' lllt1g.St.1.oulsMo.
It Is not to 1 > 0 supposel1 thnt he ,
cause n woman unl1erlltands tl'illos
that she Is necessal'l ! ) ' tI'llIIng.
The lIfo of nn old ml\lI Is 111(0 u
lighted cundlo In a draught.
Defiance Starch
should bc In c\'ery hOllsehold : nonc AO
ooll. 1 > cRldell . . ouncclJ 1II0l'C COI' 10 ecnlll
than I1ny othcr 111'11(1 oC colll WI1 tl1l'
sturo.h.
Temper rour feellngA to the condl.
tlon of the ono who has offonl1ol1.
Do 110t sllves to ) 'our child ron , they
will have their happiness lator.
. .
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Every 110usol'epor should know
thnt If thnv will buy DcfinncG Cold
Wat\r Stnrrh for laundry UIO the ,
will sa\'o nut onlY tlmo , bec ule It
never Rtlrltll to the Iron , but bocauBIt
cach J1arllo contaln8 IG O1.-ono full
lIoul1l1-whllo all other Cold Water
Slarches nro IJltt np in I } 'pouncpaok -
ago ! ! , and the Ilrlco Is the ! ! ume , 10
c'nts. 'I'hen ngaln berauRO Dc anco
Starch II ! free from all Injurloul1 chemIcal -
Ical ! ! , If ) 'our grocer tries td Hell you
n 12'01. . 11nc\nRo \ It Is because h. hu
n slock on lIanll which he wlahu to
dlsl1oSO of before ho lJ1tts In Defiance.
Ho Imows that Defiance Starch has
prlntf'l on ever ) ' 11 clago In large le
tors amI figlU'eA " 16 ozs , " Demand De-
finnco and sa\'o much tlmo and money
nnll the anne 'anco of the Iron IlUCk-
lng , DefIance novel' stlclts ,
Pleall Cor p ace \\ntll there II notboo
Ing left but to fight ,
All Up.to.Date Houlekeepe , . .
\190 Defiollt'c Colli 'VlltCI' Starch , bn.
COURe It III better , nnd 4 ounccs more ot
It (01' fllmtc l1\onc ' .
Vuln excuses enl ) ' aggravate the
gravt , ) ' of nl1 offense ,
Why It Is the Dest
IA 1 > CCOURC 1111\110 1.1) ' an enUrely ( lltrer-
ellt proc'RtI. nefilUJ'C Stnreh Is unlike
nny othel' , better and onu-thlrd more
( ai' 10 ccnte ,
- -
I'armora anti hens are nbout a.
bns ' as they e\'er et ,
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. "lllIul tllllluuntnry UIl.tllllntl III , but I.
. .eU nowlhonko en IIr l'ul.II\Nln.dl..Torl 1\ . . . . .
-dr. a' . 11I1J. J.tlond , " Oarnlll.an.l lr , Trol , N. Y.
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'I'ho .1a11s are 110t the only onol'l ' who
ha vo tnlten n tlo pnss ,
( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) OOOOOOOOOOO
A M rvcl or ReUcr
StJacobs Oil
Sato and sure for
, umbago
end
Sciatica
It III the cpecllfc virtu ! ! of penetrallon tn thl.
remedy that C2rrles It rlcht to the pain spot
and of/celli / . & prompt cure.
oo < X > < X > ooo000 OOOOOOO)4XQ
.
THE FISH BRAND SLICKER I
A VALUED FRIEND
CIA good many YC2r1 ago I bought Ii
FISH nRAND Slicker , and It haa rrovcn
II v31ucd friend fir many II .tormy day , but
now It is getting old and I' mUlt biTe
another. Please lend me a rrice.list. "
( The n.m. t Ihl. WOrlh. ,1II < lor. 01.11,0,110 b. oulID'U
, . , t. or . . . .th. . , "ill b. linn 0" .ppll..t ! . > . . . )
IIIGIIRST AWARD wonw FAIR , 19M ,
A , J. TOWER CO. D'IIi
Doaton , U.S.A. VU
II .
TOWER CANADIAN : =
COMPANY , Ltmlted Itw. . . _ _ .
Toronto , Canada " " , , "
Wet Wenther Clothln ! : " Suit. , and Hate for
pll kinds of wet wotk ouport
'II
.
Say Plainly to Your Grocer
I
Thnt you wnnt TJION COFFEE nlwo.ys , nnd ho ,
being n squnro mnn , will not try to Bell 'ou anything -
thing olso. You mny not care for our opinion , but
What About the United Judgment of Millions
of housokoopOI'H " , hp hnyo uaod LION COFFEE
for over a quarter of a century ?
Ishoro any st1'fmcr proof of merit , thnn the
Confidence 01 the People
nnd ever Incrcaslng popularity ?
LION COFFEE Is carcfully se.
Iccted at thc plantation , sblppcd
dIrect to our varIous factorIes ,
wl1crc It Is skillfully roastcd and
earcfullypaclced rn sealcd pacl , .
agcs-unlllcc loosc coUee , , vl1lch
Is exposcd to germs. dust. In-
sccts. etc. LION COFFEE reaches ,
you as PUl'C and clcon as , vhen
It left tbe factory. Sold only In
lib. paclcoges.
Lion-bonll on ovorj" pnclmgo.
Snvo thoBO Lion-hends for valunblo promiums.
SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE
WOOLSON SPIOE CO. , Toledo , Ohio ,
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A GAS' RANGE in the
} 'ou can have a Gas Raneo and bo all cool end comfortable COUNTRYl ;
sister Is Inlrtrs. 'rhe QUIck Mfal mukes Its orun I:01s-yotl can \\iO It anyrult'rI ; without
connectlons-unll It's liufo. simple. economical , duroble-It Is clol\nllne88
lI&elt end elves lelll trouble 'hnn ' kerosene lamp. IVe't' , looked alter
that. child or nn untrained hired elrl can use It saltly. l uul only costs
40 or 6c a day-no klndllm : , ashes , 800t or dirt when you UiO
QUICK MEAL ( Evaporator ) GASOLINE RANGE
-and It' . ma < lo to In" . too-thick , hOIlTI .hut " "I.m.1 bru.-notbIDR
colDl.llrllto.l-nolhIDI/"bll'h cau , , , , , , , oul JlR' drol' " 0" ' Iholf. nlc"I , .1 . .
t.'aOt .b"h. . an.t , , " . .relnn'"p ' . ' 1. . " , . , I ht-huod . 'Jourl. "IIleb "III
ke"I' tI. . , toc > "orm t / IIlh. . "Dlrn folko" ( 'om" , "lIhouclrllDlllt UP. Your . . '
, . . . . "hen han'a " " ) , ; .Vul , 'or ' . . I
klloblla"ol < .l. clOD a In halflh. . thn" " 70U ' "f 10U n..Ter
hu" to lDul ! tor lour IIr.-It. . ahr.7. 1"1"11 h..l. You oUllht 10 hilT. . a VUlt " .II , , , , ' .
thl. mhout" If ) our d al"r hn , , , " lIot thellllln ' .and..1t uOIWOI hat" . : , " :
TIUIII .UIK Would You Like a Present ? "Ii.I tll'c : t/ . o ; , : J4 : . t
4i1 , oUJ\'lhlolf ' 70u'll Ilk. If 70u'lI.hu" . , t.U UII lour rIaltr' " " 0" " " ' . t
nn. . " 7 wlllther or Dot ht ) oarrlt. . V'"f' ' ' .Vtal. HIIIO ou , IUUIIl' v" ; ' : ' - . .
. _ I'/ul/llil. / aD the "r./lt "IIIJo lure to r..eh JOU . "r"I , . . : ; ,
WV RlUC D Stove CO , Dh' . , Makere , 415 N , 6tb St. , St. Loul" Mo , ' -
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