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By D. M. AMSBERR
DROKEN DOW , . . NEDItASICA
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H 1t fnlyhtr Ilol' ) stlllo thnt can.
not scure , 1111 n fnvUl'lte rOIl.
Doml Ule AUI'D ' clull Imow thnt hot
nit. hus gOllo out of fushloll III Iml1ooll'
IlIg ?
I lIrollo 'cnll eut 0111' wlicut us usual
thin 'enr , lIlit It will have to IIUY the
Ilrlce.
Wheat. ( nrmors this su 11IlIer' ought
to lIe ublo to o to Purls nlld talto 0110
menl nttho IUtz hotel.
Isn't ther - some Buii lltuto thnt the
fnmlCrs CUll feed to the green Img that
will malO him forgot his troubles ?
A South Dalwtlinnn ndvertlsell for
a wlCe who Is dumll. It were SUller-
fiuous to alld thnt he Is n widower.
An Itallnn In l'ennsylvanln commit.
, ted suleille lIecause he was "tlrell of
America. " And presumnllly he came
over becnuse he was tired of Italy.
IIarll to Bult.
In vlow of the fuct thnt Murs Is to
lIe neurer the earth this summer than
It lias lIeen before for 16 yeurs , It
Beems n purtlcularly allllrollr1ate tlmo
to hold the peace conference nt The
Hague.
WIlIlnm B. Co roy's IU\1'chnso of a
stenm yncht Is aBsurance thnt ho has
enough loose chnllge to prevent his
being worried lIy any prospect of re.
lief from active employment with the
steel trust.
Wushlngtoll Post : 1'he other day
Chicago emplo 'ed Its 300,000 school
children to clean the Btreets , anll wo
presume after they got through allout
200,000 mothers were lIUBY cleaning
school children.
A nurse with a rcd plush tllliform
hns been provldell for the name.lIur-
delled hell' to the throne of S\mln.-
, White linen would lie more sanltnry ,
'but , too l\luch must not bo expeckJll of
Spain at ono jump.
Some clerg 'mon In Phllmlnlphla 1\1'0
dlslJUtllIg' as to whether the h n 'Isets"
lor "sits. " Our experience Is that she
doesn't do either when you want her
to-nnd 'ou can't always put depend.
\3nCe on an Incullator.
George Dern\rd ! Shnw Is a great
lover of lDu ic. . ' Ho was invited by n
friend ono da 'to hear a string quar-
totto' from Itnly. ' 1'hroughout the
programmo ho sat \vlth n stony look
on hfs face. ' 1'he friend , to draw n 1It-
Uo , pralso from hhn , said : " 1\11' . Shaw ,
these men hnvo heon Illaying together
for 12 years. " "Twelvo yoarB ? " said
the ether , hi , an IncrCllulous voice.
"Surely , wo've beo'l ' here longoI' than
that. " .
Something alleged to bo brand.now
in alrBhllls was tested Ilt the James.
town oxposltlon UIO other day , when
the machlno made a flight over the
grounds , starting , moving about In any
desired direction and alighting with
ease and accuracy at the point of de.
parture. The Jamestown show Is not
as big as Homo of Its predecessors ,
but , If It witnesses the solution of
the aerial navigation problem It will
attain a distinction greater than that
accorded any other. ,
Lelllnltz , ono of the great men of
literature , who died In 1716 , wished to
join n society of alchemists who were
prosecuting a search for the phlloso-
b r's fltono. lIe complied a letter
from the writings of the most celebrated -
brated alchemlBts and sent It to tha
society. ' 1'he letter consisted of the
most obscure terms ho could find , anc\ \
ho himself , he said , did not understanl1
1\ word of It. Afraid to lie thought
Ignorant , the soclet ' Invited him to
Its meetingB and made him secretary.
Liverpool servants nronot proving
a success at the natlonlll capita ) . Lant
winter not a slnglo ofllclal househol'l (
maintaIned the 'ellow
or crimson-
garbed nunlties , and oven the foreign
ombassles and legations have toned
( fown the gorgeous satin antI velvet
of their retalnors. The Pierre Lorn.
lards , the Pel'CY Delmonts and the
George Vanderlll1ts stili holll out
agalnBt this decree toward the simple -
ple life , but the Dostoneso and other9
at the capital are content with house
\servants \ In plain lIlacle clothes.
It has been declared lIy a lecturer
to the Mothers' clull of Now York city
that the official eagle of this country ,
S shown IQ. authorized designs , III
female. The proof offered Is the white
tufts of feathers on head anll breast ,
and the fact that the female eagle Is
larger and stronger than the male.
Nevertheless , most persons think of
the metaphorical lIlrd aB a male. Or-
'nlthologlsts sa ) ' thnt UlO convontlonal
design docs not indlcato the sex , and
the law Is plain. In the description of
the seal accepted by the continental
congreBS , June 20 , 1782 , the pronoun
4'h1B" Is used three times with reference -
once to the hiI'd.
Father Dernard Vaughan , the noted
Engllsl ) priest , recentl . referring to
the manner In which some women
cheat the doctors , told of a woman
who , by pleading poverty , obtained
tree treatment for her chillI from a
high-priced oculist and hought herself
a motor car with the money tIll , . .
saved.
It Is estimated that I"rlcl , lost $30"
000,000 In the recent stocle flurry. Th (
Plttsburg magnate should bo glad thai
he was so industrious and saving hi
his youth or he never would have batJ
that mu'h money to lose.
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The State Capital
Matters of Ocncral Intcrcst
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Ncbrnsl ( 's Sent of Oovernmcnt
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Total of Appropriations.
state Auditor SelU'le hna received
from the printers cOllies of the oppro.
prlatlons made by the late legislature
mul for whnt purposes the npproprln.-
tlons were mado. ' 1'he total of all
appropriations amounted to $4,3G7 , .
267.31 , ns ugnlnst $3G21GO.J.06 In 1J06 !
nnd $3,7'10,280.70 In 1J03. ! l"ollowlng
Is the detailed statement of the np.
proprlatlons mnde by the recent legIslature -
Islature :
I.eJllhltlvc ! eXP nIJCII , thlr-
tloth RORsion . . . . . . Of. . . . $ 100,000.00
Atljutllnt Icnorn.l . . Of. . . . . 61,480.UU
Atlornoy gCllerul . . . . . . . . . 26,600.00
Auditor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \ 3UWO.UO :
Insurance Ilomrtmont . . . . 10,18U.UO
Commlllsiollor of lahor. . . . 8,280.00
CommlsRloner of pUbllo
lunllR unll hulhllngs. . . . . 31,28U.UO
District cOllrt . . . . . . . . . . . . 230UOO.00
I"oocJ , I1ru" nnd dnlry com-
mlsllloll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26li80.00
Onmo und fiRh comml slon 28li30.00
Governor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28,28U.UO
Secretllry of RtlltO. . . . . . . . . 21bSU.UO
Htntu IIlIpl'rlntencJont . . . . . 22.280.00
Supreme court . . . . . . . . . . . . 88,360.0U
I.llJrnry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10.7J0.00 !
8tllto rnllwn.y commIBlllon. . liOOOU.UO
Atnte votorlnnrlnn . . . . . . . . 7l6U.OU :
'I'ron.Buror . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22,62U.UO
Stn.to hllnlcln hoard. . . . . . 37IUO.UO
fl1n.to : hon.rll of OIlulllization
nnd IIBlIt'RRment . . . . . . . . . 4,70U.00
State hOlul of Irrhrutlon. . . 11ili80.00
IJourli of Iluhllc InndB and
hu II cll 11/.1':1 / : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38UOO.00
Don.rd of C'ducatlnrml llndB
'tlltl ' funlill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7,000.00
Htnte hon rd of ChUI'IticH and
corl'ocllonB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4OOU.UO
8tnte board of henlth. . . . . 10,000.00
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PreparIng for Stilte Fnlr.
ProporatlonR COl' the coming Atato
fnlr to he held the fil'st weol < lu Sop.
tomher ore IlClng rURhod and the
Jround will loole conHldorahly dltreront
from Inst year , Severnl thousntHl
loads of dirt are helng moved to the
west Aldo of the grounds , and the co "
truet for the removal of the thlrtoon '
swlno lIarna to thla now location hM
hoon lot. 'rho present fish building
will ho moved so as to open uv Mor.
ton nvelluo to the court between tho. .
swlno barns. A now sewer hns been
constructed from the Jlvo stocl < pavilIon -
Ion to Cut.Qff lalce , a dlstnnco of 1,237
feet. The waterworlf Is Iwlng extend-
011 west along J\lorton avenue to the
swlno barns , and around the west end
of the rnco tracle to the now slleed
lIarn and all the 0111 slleed sheds are
IJOlng moved across to the north sldo
of the trncle nnd made over Into regu'
lar speed.barns. The new catUe baril ,
to hold G3G head of cnttle , will be
erected nl the wesl end of the race
track , and al1 the ImprovementH have
a tendency to enlar e the grounds seas
as to avoid the congestion so notice-
ahlo last yonI' . Desldes , the $20,000
al proprlatod lIy the recent legislature
for the new cattle harn , the board of
agrlculturo Is expending $25,000 of Its
funds for hnprovments.
Natlonnl Guard Strength.
A letter from the war department ,
recolved at the office of Governor
Sheldon , gives notice that the Natlonnl
Guard throughout the country will
have to comply with the Dlcle law lIy
Januar ' 1 In order to receive a share
of the natlonnl allI1l'oprlation. The
Nehrnslm Natlonnl Guard receives
nbout $ lGOOO nnnually from the gov-
( \rnmont. \ A proviso In the Dlcle bill
j'Milkln TI- : overno : : : ' : : -R : : : : : : : I'I I :
Cnt1l1l.1'lno M. Cnrllalo.
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Stn.to IIlstol'lcnl lIoclet . . . . . 1fiOUO.00
Stute "rlntlllR" IHJlu.cI. . . . . . : ! 8.00U.UO
Nl'hl'nlilcn. 11 II rul' ) ' commls-
IIlon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IiOUU.OO
Asylum for Incu1'lIhlo 111-
sannt 1111 II II ng-H . . . . . . . . 3JI.USO.00 ! :
IInsllltlLl for IUlinno ut
1lncoln . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1DII,20U.00
Hosplllli for In8nno at
Norfollc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22J.UOO.UO !
Hornn for 1.1'10I1I1I'S8. . . . . . 4U,800.00
1I0KpIIIIl for Cl'lpplocl amI
] )0 ( II l'I1\el1 Chllch.'n. . . . . . . 'i1i.OUO.DO
Inlltllute tor BllnlJ Ilt Ne-
IJrlllllcn. CIty. . . . . . . . . . . . . 60liOO.UO .
InHtltute tor Dellf nnd
Dumb , Omnha. . . . . . . . . . . . 83.571i.00
InBtltute fOI' Foohlo-Mhul-
oil Youth n.t Bcntrlce. . . . 112.100.UO
InduBtrlll1 School tor Girls 38,6 O.00
Stnte Industrial School for
IJoY13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133,2UU.UO
Nebrllllicn. IJllluRtrllll Homo 35,720.00
Solclhws' Ilnd 8111101'B' Homo
Ilt Grand IRII\I1c1. . . . . . . . . 163lliO.00
SohlierR' n.nd SllllorB' 11011\0
Ilt l\IIIrord . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74,70r..OO
Stnte "onltonllll1' . . . . . . . . . . 117.U8U.OU
Stnte Normal school , Kenr-
nc ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . UII,70U.00
Stllte Nonnlll Rchool. POrll. 14:1.J20OO : !
State unlverslt . . . . . . . . . . . . lU8:1.2SS,4J : !
Stlltu Poultry n8RoollIlIl'ln. . 2,000.00
Stllto hOI\1'11 of horticulture 5OOO.UO
Stlltu hOlti'll f 14.rlcu I tu 1'0. 4,00U.00
Stu tu Dlllr 'lIJcn's nllsocla-
tlon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,000.00 ,
Donl'cI ot Ilul'chnso IIncl
SUIJ"lIcs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lliU.OO
Four hnnllred coplclI Anno-
tuted Stntutcs. . . . . . . . . . . 3.600.UO
Doller or ' 1'hu1'Rton county. 1,84\1.42
Rtn.to untol1\olo IBt. . . . . . . . 3\lOU.00
I.egmlvortlBlng. . . . . . . . . . ! i00.00
Oelll"IICl1 Hurvo 'ol'R' of
NobrnBkn , for IllIbllllhlng
reportB of. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.60U.UO
Procuring nml tranHcrlb-
Ing ahstrncts . . . . . . . . . . . 1,00U.00
InvcRt lR'utioll. ( lIscu80 of
1)lllntH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1UOO.00
Fugltlvos from justlco , of-
IIccrs' fO8 , otc. . . . . . . . . . 20.000.UO
Rov'nuo boolcH IInd hlnnks .IiOOO.Ou
Junior Normnl Hehoolll. . . . . 15OUU.UO
EXI1C'nso of bOI rd , Peru
(11111 Icnrner. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.\lOU.OU
Erection of monllmont , .
J ohll : : 'or. 'rhn 'or. . . . . . . . . 1,250.IJO
Conlltl'uetlon nnd cqulp-
mCllt lire-proof lJuUdlng ,
State Historical lIoelct . . . 2&,00U.00
Invostl ntlon nnd extlJr-
mlnlltloll of Insect 1I0lita
nnd plllnt I1lsensc . . , . . . . 7liUO.00
San It n 1' ) ' cnttlo bnrll , atlto
fair g-rol1ndB. . . . . . . . . . . . 20.000.UO
EmorKoncy lIoBPltal Crlp-
"led anll Deformed
Children . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.00U.UO
For alII of lIehool districts 60UOO.UU
For miscolll\neo\ls doll-
clenc ' claim : ! , House '
Hell No. 5340. . . . . , . . . . . ! l3,168.61
Fol' mlHcollnnoouB oll\lms ,
House Hell No. 538. . . . . . 28,420.79
\ For noru1I\1 training In
high Bchoola. . . . . . . . . . . . 50,000.ou
Total appropriations. . . . . $4,367.257.31
' 1'ho Depnrtment of NelJraslm Is do.
Ing oyer .thlng In Its power to elect
a Nobraslm man commandor.ln.chlef of
the Grand Armr of the Ropubllc at
the coming l1ntlonal encampment. The ,
choice of the deplN'tment at Fremont
was Captain C. E. Adams of Suporlor.
Omahn's Automobile Ordinance.
The IIconse oft1cer of Omnha has
wrltton to the seerotar ' of state aBI .
Ing whether or not a city hns the
power to Iml1080 a lIcense f\o \ on nuto ,
mobiles. A copy of the law has beeu
forwnrded In repl ) ' . 'rho law 11I\ssol1
last win tor provides for u fee of $1
to bo paid annuall ' to the state b '
the owner of each automobile. TIll :
law further provides thnt cities and
towns IIl\Vo no power to pass mi ' onll ,
nanco hnlQslng a lIcen8e or to pnwent
the UBO of an automobllo whos. owner
bns paid the state license.
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lJOrmlts the II1'eslclent In time of Ileace
to prescrlbo the number of men .In a
comIJl1n ' . Last .January , pursuant to
this provision , an ordel' was Issued by
lho war department requiring each
company of the mllltln to have fifty-
olght men .Thls number can be secured -
cured In most towns in this state
where a company Is located , but not
all of the companies have complied
with the order Issued by Adjutant
Gonelal Culver.Vhenever a company I
reports less than f1fly.elght men Its
attention Is called to the mntter. In
tlmo of wnr it would be eas ' for the
companies to get the full number of.
men , even up to 100. In two days It
Is thought the Nebraslm National
Guard cou1l1 recruit to the fullnumber
required b ) ' the government If the
companies'WOI'O calletl Into service.
Rnllro < 1ds Go Into Court.
Two rmlts hearing on railroad as-
sessmentu have been filed In the su-
)1.I'0mo ) . court. 'rho first Is a manda-
IUUS proceeding directed against Gov-
el'l1or Sheldon Secretary of State Jun-
kin , Treasurer Brian , Auditor Searlo
and Commissioner Enton , comprising
the state board of assessment , and de-
mnluls that the boai'll answer a serlcs
of questions to show h ' what method
It Increased nssessments. The Union
Pacific Railroad comlJl1ny Is the plnln-
tiff and If the mandamus Is allowed
the road proposes to ellen the whole
question of assessments.
'l'he second Bult , brought by former
Chief .Justlce Sullivan , Is also directed
against the assessment boord , lIut It
Involves the Union Pacific company
In that It seelts to enjoin the hoarll
from malting a lower valuation for
branch JInes of thnt road than It does
for the main Uno In Platte county.
'At Alliance Next Year.
The Fraterllal Order of Eagles , In
Besslon here , selected Alllanco as the
place of meeting next yeur. A 11\l1n- \
lieI' of recommendations to the Grand
Aorlo In regard to in1I1roved changes
111 the constitution and by.laws of the
order were 111\ssed. Ono of these pro-
pOBed chnnges IH'ovldea for the pro-
toctlon of the holders of mo memller-
ship clmls. ' 1'ho cnnls wl1l be transferable -
ferablo In that when a mombol' In ono
state or aerlo should move to another
state or u1rle , his mombol'shlp card
wl1lbo transferred to the city at which
he Intends to reside.
State Willing to Take Bonds.
Memhers of the lIonrd or county com
missioners of Douglas count . called
I on the bonrd of olhtcntlonnl lmuls and
fmula to BOO how to frame up a
proposition Cor the bOl\l'd to purchnso
$1,000,000 honds , to ho vott'd on by
Douglns county this faU , for the pur-
,
IIOSO of oroctlng n court house. The
I state bonrd g-nve the commissioners
mnch oncoura lImon t , and In all 1IIe-
IIhooll will bo allle to take the entlro
Issue. The commissioners were enthusiastic -
thusiastic ever the IJrOposltion and
the state board seals Investments.
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NEBRASKA MATTERS
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS NOTES
HERE AND THERE.
ITEMS OF E JERAlINTEREST
Social , Agricultural , Religious and
Other Matters Having Reference
to This Commonwealth Alone.
Ground has been brolten for a now
hotel at Dellgrnde.
German Lutherans of Dloomfiold wUl
erect a parsonage.
Fremont Is malting big plans for
celebrntlon of the Fourth.
All of the Sundny schools of Dea..er .
Crossing have united for n union Sunday -
day School Fourth of July celebration.
There Is some tane of Installing a
motor car on the Union Pacific road
between Beatrlco and Mnrysvll1e , KU1 ! ,
The state hoard of equaUzaUon has
raised the rnllroad assessmenlln Webster -
ster couhty from $5J4,765 ! to $ G12,97G ,
an Incrcaso of $18.221' . v
Herbert Winton , son of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry 'Winton of Nebraslcn City , wat\
drowned at Clayburno , Texas , where
ho foB Into the river.
Allianco's school board Is ndvertls-
ing for a heating plant for its new
bricle and stone modern building now
In course of constructlon. ,
Mrs. Emma Kaufmann , who Is being
tried for the murder of a 111'1 that'
worked for her , at Flandreau , S. D. ,
Wtl.S formerly a resident of Nebraslm.
City.
City.The
The Lincoln County Beet Growers'
assocla.tlon , which was organized some
time ago , IB now malting some efforts
toward securing a factory for that ter-
ritory.
Clydo Black , 18 years oM , 1\ boy wbo
hns been HVlng six miles north of
Valontlno , drowned whllo swimming In
the ml11 pond with n number of other
boys.
boys.Wolves
Wolves aro.sald to be very thlclt In
the south part of Colfax county along
the Platte river and are so bold ns
to enter pastures and ltill young
calves.
Three times and out docs not apply
to St. Paul's church , nenr Talmage ,
as the steeple of that church has been
strucle by lightning three Umes , but
not badly damaged.
F. H. Taylor received the autograph
of President Theodore Roosevelt. It
'Was attaohod to a commission as postmaster -
master of Table Rocle. He wll1 enter
on his duties .July 1 :
The damage suit of Hal E. Marklo
o.f Deatrlce against the city of Lincoln
for $10.000 for InjurIes rocelved by
fa1llng through a mallholo , has been
Bettled out of court.
The Nebraska Stock Growers , In
session at Alliance , elected oIDcQrs as
follows : R. 1\1. Hampton , president ;
Eo P. Moyers , vice president ; E. M.
Searle , jr. , socretarr-treasurer. :
John WolJlalldt of Cedar county has
appealed - to the suprcmo court for a.
reversnl of the judgment of $200 secured -
cured against him on the charge of
se1llnl : Uquor without 8. Hcense.
A pullllc lIbrary nnd gymnasium for
Da.vld City now BeeIIU ! to be n possl-
bUfty. Already one cltloon has volun.
tnrlly offered to donate $1,000 anll two
others $500 each for such purpose.
While poUshlng discs on an omery' '
wheel at Ord , Joseph Warwick , a
blacksmith , allowed the sharpened Instrument -
strumont to slip , strlltlng him In the
Jog , and vel' } ' nearly severed the leg
from the body.
. J. W. Stubbs , Hving ono and a half
miles northw st of Watertown , was
drowned In Wood riveI' whllo fishing.
Ho wns sUbject to epileptic fits , and
Is supposed to 'have faHon In during
0110 of his attaclts.
TIlD bank deposits of Seward county
exceed $2,000,000 , as shown by the last
banle statement pubHshed. Over one.
hntt Is carried by SewnI'd banlts , while
the ronmlnder Is with the banks in
smaner towns of the county.
A man residing In the south part
of Auburn had a cow whkJh the veterInarian -
Inarian orderEd lmed because of hav-
.lng tullerculosls. Upon Investigation
It was found that the lungs of 'the anImal -
Imal were In a ver ' bad condition.
D. Clom Dea..er . enernl land ngent
for the Durllngton , Is ha..lng . a special
c.oach prepared at PlattsmouUI to contain -
tain the exhibits grown In Nehraska ,
which wl1l bo oxhlblted 0\01' the different -
ont Unes of the road in the future.
MIBS DorUm .Jenson , who' Cor the- .
last fi\'o years has been one of the Cac-
ulty of the Institute Cor the blind , at
Nobrnslm City , has resl ned her position -
tion and wll1 go to So.tt1e , Wash. She
maltOs tIle chnn e on account of her
l.alth. :
If 1\11 of the counties o [ the state
mnke fiB good an lucrease In their as-
sosBments ns hns Richardson couuty ,
the total Increase In the assessment
of the state will aggrel'ato about $15-
000,000. As eBsor G. A. Jorn of Rich.
nrdson couuty hns wrltton Secretar ) '
George D. Donett of the state bot1l"d
of oqul\UzaUon thRt ho has "dug up"
porsonnl property amounting In value
to $ G07,680 moro than It was last year.
L 'lo Do 'd of Hastings was tlrowned
at Nelson. LaVerne Arthur , his companion -
panion , who made nn offtlrt to rescue
Doyd , lost his lite In the atternllt. The
bodies were roco\'erod. L 'jo Do 'd was
wol1 known In Jlnstings.
August Heins , a farmer Hvlng twelve
miles west of Surprise , Is searching
the countr ' for Rev. Hen ! ' ) ' Iuool < o ,
Gt'l'man Lutheran minis to I' , who dlsap-
poared from there last " , o < > le. On the
Barno dlUss E.lla Heino , who hml
boon making her liolllo at the preach.
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er's resldenco while attending , , s
rmnn school , .ulso : dIBapIJearo ( . _
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Satisfied.
A Beey.looklng loafer , avlnl ; or- '
dcrcd and eaten a largo and sumptu'
ous dinner , explained to the walter
that ho had no money.
The walter ImmedIately told , the
restaurant proprietor , who sent for 8
policeman.
The proprietor , going lip to the un.
welcome guest , explained that he had
t nt. for'a policeman.
"Thanlt goodness ! you didn't sentI
for a stomach pumpl" the seelly ono
replied , with hugo contentment.-ll.
lustrnted Dlta.
Laundry worle at homo would bo
much moro satisfactory If the right
Starch were used. In order to get the
desired stiffness , It Is usually neces-
' 3ary to use so- much starch that the
beauty and fineness of the fabric Is
hlllllen behlnll a paste of varying
thlclmess , which not only destroys the
9.ppearance . , lIut also affects the wear.
Ing quality of the goods. This trou-
ule can bo entirely overcome by using
Def1anco Starch , as It can be appUed
much more thinly because of Its great.
er strength than ether mnkos.
But , They Had Not.
At a political meeting the chairman -
man asked at the end'of the candl.
ciato's speech whether "anny glnUe.
man has anny question to ask ? "
SOffie ono rose and propounded an
InquIry mildly critical of the prevaU-
Ing poUtical beUef. A politician behind -
hind , raised a club and strucle him to
the fioor. The chairman looked round
'and asked qUietly : "Anny other gin.
tleman D. question to D.sk7"
STA.TE OF 011I0. CITY OF TOLEDO , l ss
LaoA. ' COUTY. f'
FRANE : J. CUENxr makel oatb tbat be Is Benlor
partner of tbe tlrrn of F. J. CUENEY & Co" doIng
IIullnel8 In tbo City of Toleo. ( County and Stl\lO
aforo'aldl.Dnd that utd firm will pay tllo lum of
ONE HU.-.DHED DOLLARS tor each and every
cue of' CA.TAnUft that cannot beourell , by tbo U80 of
HALL'S OATA.nnU CURE.
FRANK J. CUENEY.
Sworn to before me and Bubscrlhed In my preseneo ,
tbla 6th day of December , A..D.IS8s.
- A. W. GLEASON ,
J oJ-l
1 r NOTAnY PUBLIO.
Jlall' , Catarrb Cure t. taken tnternally Dnd actl
directly on tbo blood and mucoul Inrfacel of tbe
IYltem. Send for tCBtlmunlal. . free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO. , Toledo , 0
Sold by aU Druggists. 75c.
'rAka HI1I1' . Fl\wlly Pills for constipation.
Ambiguous.
At the death of a much.loved pastor -
tor some years aso the vestry of a
prominent New Yorle church resolved
to vlace a tablet to his memory In
the vestlb\ of the church , tells
Harper's Weekly. In duo time the
tahlel appeared in its place , where It
stili remains. It has caused not
few smiles ; for , af.ter reciting a list
of the former pastor's virtues and la.
bors , it closes with the quotation :
"Now the people of God have rest. "
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The extraordinary popularity of fine
whlto goods this summer maltes the
choice of Starch a matfer of great Im-
portance. Defiance Starch , being free
Crom aU Injurious chemicals , Is the
only ono which Is safe to use on fine
fnbrlcs. Its eat strength as a BUffener
matws lUllf the usual quantity of Starch
necessary , with the result of perfect
finish , equal to that when the goods
were now.
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A , woman derives more pleasure
from planning things thal never come
off than a man docs from the actunl
happenings ot things.
Smokerll have to caB for Lewis' Single
Bindr ! cigar to get it. Your dealer 01'
Lewis' lactory , l > corin , I1I.
Wo gain l trength of the temptation
wo reslst.-Emerson.
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Taken When the First Warning Symp. .
temo Are Notlcod Much Needless
. SUfforlng May 80 Saved.
Ara : rou troubled with pallor , loss of
fiPirits , waves of heat passing over the
body , shortness of breath after slight ;
oxertlon , . nlllLr sldpping of the
beart be t'IJ or digestion , cold extremities -
ties or a feoling'of 'Weight ' and fullness ?
Do nO 'lnako the mistake of thinking
that ; these ara dlseascs in themselves ' .
and bo satisfied with temporary relief.
This is the way the nerves give wnrn-
ing that they are breaking down. It ;
simply mQrms thl\t the blood has become
Impure and Cl\nnot enrry enough nonrish-
ment to the nerves to keep them healthy
and able to do their work. .
Rest , alone , will sometimes give the
needed rolief. THe tonio treatment by
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills , however , pre-
venls the 11nal bronkdown of the nerves
nnd the moro serious diseases whioh
follow , because the pills net directly
upon the impnro blood.1IU1king it rich , . . .
red and pnre.
Mrs. E. O. Bradley , Gf 103 PnrsclIa vC ,
avenue , Rochester , N. Y. , says : ,
U I was no\'er very healthy and some
yenrs ago , when in run-down condItion -
tion , I suffered a nervous shook , caused
by a misfortune to a friend. It was so
great that I was unfitted for work.
41 I was just weak , low-spirited Bnd
nervous. I could hardly walk and could
not bc 1.r the lonGt noise. My appetite
was poor and I did not care for food. I
couldn't sleep well and once for two
'Weeks ' got scarcely an hour's sleep. I
had severe headaches most of the timG
and pains in the back o.nd spino.
U 1 was treated by two doctors , being ,
under the cure of one of thom for siX i
montJs. ] I got no relief and then de. ' i
oided to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I , : ,
Boon began to feel bettor and , the im- ' 11.
provement was general. , My 'appoti
became hearty o.nd my sleep bettor.
The headahcs all left and also the pains
in my back. A few mora boxes entirely
cnred me and I wns able to go back to
work. I felt splendid and as though I
ha'd never been sick. "
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills ara invwU ble
in such diseases M rheu1IU1tism , nftor-
effects of the grip and fevers , neuralgia.
St. , Vitus' dance and oven partin !
paralysis and locomotor ataxia.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists , or , 1l bo sent , postpaid ,
on receipt of price , 50 cents par box , six
boxes for $2.50 , by the Dr. Williams
Medicine Company , Schenectady , N. Y.
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SIGK HEADACHE' ' 1 1
. ' Fositively cured by
( lfA DTl" fj'tg theBe Little Pills.
"M 1I I ; . no Thcy else reUcvo DIstress - "
tress trom Dyspepsia , In-
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"ZnLE tllgesUonnndoollenrty , '
f1 \ IT it" fi'jI ! BaUDg' . A perfect rem. 'I
I ] 'ti 1r..lr , cc1yforDlzzlness. Nausea. r
D S Drowsiness , Dad TastD ' 1
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In the ! ! outh , COJ.tod :
TODguO , l"J.In In the 51 < 10.
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tcgu1a1o : tbo Dowels. I'uroly Vc etD.blc _ '
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READERS of this paper de-
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- thlnlr advertised In
Its columns should Insist upon havfnlr
what they ask for. refuslnlr all substl-
tUles or Imitations.
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M.I NNESOT A-HEAL 1MAND INDEPENDENCE'
Why not sell where you arc. Bank some of your profits for income and taIe up a new
bome , and Itart the boyn too. Fine water ; beatltifll lalces ; quick , fertile soil , fin ' . . .J. .
climat . 35,000 acres. Farm any size. itle absolute. Investigate anywhere before
buying. Write for maps and truthful representations. Address
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