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When lIome people tell till tll01 ll1
UHlir bl/llt , " " 0 " , 'ondor what tllolr
worat III IIkn ,
" Amon& : nlo " ; ; 'JI1emberll of
: thll IUlurt IHIt 1trellent ut NewlJurt Will !
I' ' tt. ! " c11lmvnnzge.
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Jileor 11\1t \ Ul1 In talJlut form looles
, 111(11 Ruother WlclelHI slllo oor contrlv-
II anca IiIf tile 8IHJIIl ) ' .
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A ml\n lov611 a WOllllln IJUcauDo ho
i wantf ! to. If hu lnnrrlell hur It Is lJo-
cause 11111.1 WlWtll 1l111l to.
.Julla Wnrd How" l1 rs the worlll Is
growJn belter , but IIho Is 88 , anll
naturally can't co out much.
ly the wny , dIll ) 'OU OVel' noUco what
your toe II thInk " , 'llOn n fat wornan
atolls on there In t-ho slrcut car ?
Anyhow : the prop ed s cloty of the
8110n'lOri ot the Unllel ! Slates navy
! . , .dll Include a lot of pretty & ; 11'111.
It Is flald Umt Cleveland gIrls are
amoklnolga1"lttell / , to ward ocr moa-
< < 1ultoey { Thut Iii not all they will ward
o IT.
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The ovorllroll11ctlon of 1.'ronch wino ,
nenulug und bO U8 , In ulmost un
fraught with 1101'11 u.q overlndulgenco
of It.
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A Gcorcla : mlln .hot the IJostmantor
} lOcause 111. mull wall late. 11ls de-
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rl/nso wUl vrobably bg "tho unwritten
j letter. "
I , I A Durraio Ilreachor lIaYIl that ho1 Is
. . full ot Ileole-n.boo wnlsts , do lUun cnu't :
dod the job of buttoning them even
, attcr ( loath.
"Aro the veop'lli uvnthoUc ? " asles UIO
= Kansun City ' 1'1 III QtI. Wo don't lenaw
. 1 fiS to 01l1t , but 1\0 can lIay that mout of
: I tl10Dl are porsplrlna : .
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Lot the I'erpetulll lcnocker bo sent
! 'to ; the rock Vllo where his Immmor
lImy 110 aptly employed making lIttle
ones out ot big oneil.
) rho llc on the tall ot the dog or the
\ wlte or the wild man ot Borneo wlli
d ubtless \ \urllrlalld to find that
motor , caru have Invallell tbo Island. . '
As a rcsult or this anU.whlRltoro
r : sndo , un Iowa man shavcd oft his
IIplnnalccrll and was thTown out of the
lloosc by hili wlte , who mistook him
, tor , n tramlJ.
\ 1 That dl onu ' 111 "I1t1ouslr rOllortod
tt us hl1vlnr ; bccn found In Oreion , WIt ) ' -
It omlne nnd 110ntana. But remember
r bls Immense 1110. whkh vr.olmbly ac.
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counte for It.
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t Automobllcs nre being Bold In Dol"
' tIco. and we muy IIUPPO\Q tllllt the
, l'tt wild mon over tIlere will at once join
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) Ing for jobll us chnutfllurs.
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I 1'1 . \ - Mme. Emmn Eameil lays she doesn't
fl believe IIho will ever marry again.
. ) lowover , IIho has justlltartod for Eu-
. I t'Opct Ilnd there are man , . hl1rll-ull gen-
, Ucmen with titles OV5r thoro.
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I , . . . Ono war to ret ; rid of Imooqulto. .
i cxplulns the llnIUmoro Sun , Is to 11rm-
.i Iy IIIClP him In UI0 face , nnd at the
" lime ' exclnlrnlnr : : hau&hlll & ) ' : "That for
. , t I yOU , 1111' , " or ml1dum , as the case muy
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' Complaining nbout the qunJlty of the
I , modern unlbre11 , Mr. ? ! rax Henry
' . NQwmnn " , rUcD to a newspaper : "A
'IlJ 1'ood ; um11rella Is lIomewhat IIko n good
" I . poet , 111l.rd to fiud. " Why not buy ono ,
m ; llll.x ?
1ft
JI It two 1100rI\h : Rrmleu l1 bt l1ve or
\ nix tlaYIl with a total dcath list of 32 ,
( , . 1I0Ul el clI Included , how loug could
\ ! nIl th ( , ) . Nal Itud Dlalte.bellovo ad1dlera
! J In : Morocco IItM4 up In front of a few
-'rench rQlments ?
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IIlOturer on " ' 1'11. . . PhUoool1hy of
I ; .t Art" Rt the HllrvardummfiJr school
; \ i dQclargd that beaut ) " , which is a func
: ; \ Uon 01' IIntalllchy subslsUn& & ; between
\j I UJ1 'orl1.nhmi : nnd Its object wlwn thol
, I ndaptll.UOll f one to the ether Is com-
. , vlet5 a.nd karmonlous with the orrnn-
Ism'lI act ot purccllUon , la grounded
UIJon the 1 > lyc1l0-ph'llcnl ch racter of
the orrnnlem ; : , " , hlch determlnl"M the
form at the bero.utUul obdect. All of
which es to coonI'm us In the belief
that benuty Is onh' IIkln deelJ after all ,
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: Scientists In thn bureau of ( ) lhnology
nt Wl1shlngton IIlI.y mon nrft practical ,
ly of the el1mll etnture : and have the
! lame ! llee ot brain to-dft ) . as before the
dnwn ot hilltory when thley were bua
hnntlnc the wooll ) ' nllrtOeerml lu the
' .rhames a.d Beine vQlles. . The stlen
UlltB onht not to tlk this wuy. D (
thry UPlct allr : on to , bellovo that II
took M mueh brains ttMhunt 11 WOOm3
rhlnocero& . Inqulrell the Indlnnapofl
Star , IIkOltlcall ) ' , as It dbes to chasl
tlte fCI511 ve bnse11l\l1 or : IHIrSUO ! and cap
ture the fu ltho l10llar ?
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Thllt mother-In.law j whlcl1 hai
been verworlted ft ymay , will have tl
bo calted In. A " , 'cnlthiY Cleveland Jaw
Yef "nfil 110 dlteonsoh\to : becmso 111 :
mother.ln.Jaw left his homo that ht
. , . , ' nt to the courts
and took out n wr'i '
ot habeaB corllUu to & : et her lxiclt agnlu
HQ baslld hili llpllcatioll on the stutc
ment that the cIOtlmab10 I.\d ) ' hud beer
induced throu h rnlsl'Opoosell'tatloll 1 <
torlinke his domlelle anll was restrain
gd by torc , ! .from coming hacl ( . Tl1l
wothgr.ln-law , lipcaklng cncrtlcllll ) '
/ ) IUS . . .boon rrossly ; wronged. . A lU6
ho Is rtlltUnc a full \'llllllcptlon. ,
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T.be State Capital
Mattcrs of OeDernl Intercst
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NehrnBkl1's Scat of Oovcrwtlcnt
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Primary Law Intructlon : ; .
'I'he county clorle of Casl ! county tel-
( 'phoned to UIO attorney ( ; ol1eml that
with the 11011 booicil &eut to his county
wnw cucluwoll vrlutol ! Instructions how
to muleu up the primary 11nllot. It Waf !
Btahlll 111 thu IrllltrucllonH thnt n IJlanle
lIuo . . . . . .a to 11c left upon wilich the
\'otwr could wrIte In a namc. Altor-
ncr Gellernl ' 1'h01l11111011 and SecretuI' ) '
or Sinte Junldn Imvo not sellt out any
Instructions how to IIlaleo tip the hal-
lot , hut have left that to the dlscrotlon
or the , county cletleH , who uro IIUI1-
posed to follow the law In the mattor.
Any Instructions Hent out with the
11011 hooles are sent without nuthorlty
from the IItnto olUclulH arll\ should ,
accorlllng to 1\11' . Junlcln , have no
welflIt with the county officlnlA. .1ust
how the InatructlonA got Into the 11011
hoole ) Hlchn o , ot course , If ! not Imown
lIt the I1tl1to houso. 'rheRO booles are
sunt out br the prlnler8 and the county -
ty clerics got their )11'111 ) tlng done
where they pleuse. ' 1'110 following two
loltors contain all the mnt.lor scnt out
hy the Hccrotnry of stnto ami an ) '
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matter other than this Is without. his
authority :
AUIlU'Jt Hi , 1907-County ClerIc : In
slnllllnll ) ' 011 certlncat s ot filings of
cl\nlIdutoo to bo , 'otod fOl' lu the Sept -
t mhor primary , tills dopnrtment did
not undertake thQ formation of an
officlnl Imllot.
Wo reror ) ' 011 to s ctlons 8' and 9 of
the Prlmar ) ' law ns to who shall malto
1111 , and the Corm of ballots.
\Va s nd 1011 lindoI' SHparate cover
blunlt terms to malto r'tllrns to this
omce as l1ro..ld 11 lu section 23.Vo
alno hlpllCll you by mall ono copy ot
the Prlmar ' law Cor each voting pro-
, clnct In 'Oll cOlin t ) ' .
Please nclmowlodgo rocelpt of In"s
and ahHtrncts or notify this office In
rcgarll to thom. .
iTa t110 Count ) . Clorts of Nebrnslm :
Gcntlemen : In accordance with the
provlalons of section : :3 : of the prl-
marr election Inw It has heen decided
by the nttorno ) ' general al1Il secretarr :
'of ' Atato that a sepam.te poll hoolc
1'1115t 110 used for each ot the political
lJartlef ! , and they sl1all bo 'deRlgnated
r havlnr ; the colors covered as tol.
10wH : Socialist. red : prohibition ,
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'whlto : repuhllcan , blue : Ilemocrat ,
green : peoplo's Independent , ) 'ellO\\ _
A Trip by Governor Sheldon.
Governor Sheldon Is soon to take n.
trip with other western governors ,
which In Importauco will excce an ) '
10urnoT ho has taken slnco he became
governor of Nobraska. Ho 't'111 10 to
Keoknk , la" to help entertl\ln Presl.
ont Rooscvolt and accompn ) ' his part .
to St. Loul , , , "here the president Is to
"peak October 2 , At St. Louis the gov.
ernor will be the guests of the 11usl.
ness mon's IQ3ue and actor vltvln
the Veiled Pr011hot parade on the
ntreotl : Rnd attending the grnnd 11all
nt nl/ht / , wfll : ; 0 with Prtsldent Roosevelt -
velt down the MissIssippi river to
Momphls to attend 1\ deep wuter con.
vontlon. Governor ShelJon hall a
plnntatlon in MIBslsslppl and has spent
much time there and became well ac ,
qualntell with southern peOile and
'tholr customs. Governor Cllmmln1s In
vltod Governor Sheldon to come to
Keolmle to help entortaln the { lrelldont :
Ia. that clt ) . Octo11or the Urst. ' } 'hls
w111 prollably bo Governor Sheldon's
Inst trip outsldo tlle state thll ; year
J\U1l ho mn.y muleo very few journeys
l way Crom Ltncolu. Ho has spolwl1
ut mauy towns In No11raslm IIlnce he
b8cnlUO Governor , but now nndti that
offlc11l.1 dutloll require him to romah :
at his orrico DlOro thnn In the past
He w111 b ohlh."ml to docllno ull In
.vltatlona to ( Iollvor addresses durln
September aud Octobo1' .
Burlington P:1sses.
Nenrh' 7,000 trip passe WCro Iscuel
by the Durllnlton railroad durin ! ; tb.
month of Jul ) ' , accordlll to the re
110rt flIed with the railway commls
I slou. Orricera IlUd employol.l , their
tUUllltos nud ro1ath'os , aul OVOU serI
vRnt Ilrls employed by officers , aplIca
to ho in the list. Many of the trip
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. are lahelet'Inlts. ! . As In thu l1ast. thl
rallwny commission Ie In the 110S CE
n\on \ ot no Information showing that th ,
persons listed as emll10 'es are entitle. .
to pusses unJer the antf.t > aHs In'
which llro\'ldos that onlr " 110111\ fit !
, omplo'cK , the major portion of whos
time III devoted to the servlco of th
tI I t companY' . and the ellondont momhor
of their families" ma ) ' rccelve passe :
F. I. , Wolft of Cambrldro ; Is In th
lint ns a law'or who recolved tranl
port\tlon from the compan ) " Wlth011
p wlng for It In cash. In the entlr
list of nearly 7,000 anI ) ' ono case I
roportell as n charity casl' ! , 1womn
who was carrlet ! from Lincoln t
PI ttsmouth at the rcqucst of tll
Lincoln charlt ) . orgnnlzutloll ,
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Express Cali" : Next Week.
Pedornl Judge T. C. Muner : I
formbd AttQI1l0) ' General ' 1'hol1lpEC
ho " ,111 tllke up the mnttor of the 0
Jrbsl ! comlJmlos just as soon ItH Jud !
W. ll' . MungoI' returns , which wll1 1
this weelt. JUdge Mun er salt ! 1
hOII ( d to have all of the state matte
now In the fudel'lll court IJaHscll U1Jt
b ) ' SOIJtember 1. This Includell tI
opinion In the case of the jUl'Isdletll
In the mattol' or the allllcatlon ) ) of t1
6tato r r an Injunction to ) Jfcyent tl
, railroads (1:0111 : vlolntlng the 11'Clsl ! ;
tlon enacted last wlr.ter.
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R:111ro:1t.1 MUtt FIx Tracks.
1\tomlJora or the State Hnllway com.
mission Jmvo roturnClI Crom their In ,
f > lloction of the 1\IIHllo11rl Pacific trncls
: wd they are now ut worlt on un ordel'
hnvlnlo : for Ita ohJcct a general ovor-
hl1llllnJ ; and flxln ! ; up oC the physical
property at the rend In Nohrnalm. ' } 'ho
corurnlHHlonora hrought 11aclt the snme
rCl10rt , 11 stor ) ' of wornout mils nn,1
1 > 1'olOn tics nnt ! the uhHenco of slgnB
of ropnlr. In moat IrIHtuncos sections
of six mllcs In length uro loolced nHllr
hy one foreman and u helper. AccordIng -
Ing to the comIllltmlollel's the photd-
rllllhH Hlod hy the llI'Oteatlul ; trnlnmon
111'0 more thuu vorll1ed. CommlssJon-
el' Wllllnms contlnuad his Investigations -
tions down Into KanSM aut ! where the
state line WnI ! cl'oHHod the train I'IlU
onto sovonty-Uve pOUll ( } mila und
movell nlong ItS 1.11I100th ItS gll\ss. Ho
wns Informed h ' Rn omclnl on the
tmln that It was the Intention of the
owners to supply Nohrnslcn with the
came lelnd ot rallR this year , 11ut In-
stcad they hnll Hent up the large slzo
englneH , Ilull these 111'0 11elng usoJ ever
the objections of the onlueers ! who
} lrotosted to the official ! ! . It In the
11ollot of emplo 'os Interviewed 11y the
commlsslonor thnt when the tracles
flo'oze UI1 these hlg englnos will smash
the present light rulls Into smlthor-
eens. In the meantlmo he said freight
trains a n11l0 In length was a common
shht Rnll fifteen tmlns 1dn ) ' are
schodulM south at Au11urn , just : m
Indication of the huslness this road Is
doing In Noh1'l1slm , JUdge WillIams
wns refufed permit to 1'1110 on :
freight , from which the Jluhllc Is hal'-
red and ho had to willie Crom Au11urn
to Howe , a dlHtllnce of six mlle ! ! , then
drive to Stella , /hero ho caught the
train to Falls CIt . . Ho thcn went on
to Hesorvo , Kns" and came 11aek to
Woel11ng Wuter and in from there to
Lincoln. .
University Warr:1nts Held Up.
A large numher of university em-
1I10)'eH nnd Instl'uctor8 mu1 othol's nro
linblo to go without theh' AUGust llIlY
fOl' II. long time , as State ' 1'roasul'cr
Brinn refused to sign the wurrants
, l1lch were Issued b ' the auditor
uJlon the certlncatol1 filed by the state
110ard of regents , Ir. Brian refused tenet
net hecauso Secrot\I'Y of State Junlln
reCusC'd to Indorse the cortlficates Ull'
tIl the vouchers , from which the cor-
tlficates were Issuell were submitted
for his Insllectlon. UnUl the state
tnmsuro1' affixes his signature to the
warnnts they [ \JI ) vorth just the ta-
) ler they are printed on , Mr _ Brian
aald ho would countersign nd. W:1r-
rant when h Imow the vouchC'r had
flOt heen Indorsell by th secretary of
( , tate , as the constitution clearlr 111'0'
vldos the secretar ' oC state anll the
auditor shall audit and sign all vouch.
ers for 1110no ) " to bo drawn out of the
state troasur ) ' _ Some time ago lr.
.Junkln sene notice upon the regent
that ho woulj not sl n certificates is.
sued by them until he had oxamlned
the 't'ouche-s supposed to bo on file
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lit the State unl\"orslt . That month
the vouchers were given to him fOl'
inSlJeCUOn , and ho signed the certlfi ,
cates.
Exchange of L:1nd Prospects.
The n.ssoclate forester of the United
States hM written a letter to GOY'
ornor Shcldon , dotltlllng 1IJIm : for the
IItato to exchange all Its lauds In na ,
tlonal forest rcsel'ves for : I. solid bloc
or national forest land In the state ,
to be ngreed upon by the illnte and
the secretary ot agriculture , It Ie
proposed the olclllll1gel : : lands shall
approximately he equalcd In area and
't'alue to the land given b ' lilt ) state ,
This associate forester sa's the
present sltuntlon involves hardshlp
for the stuto , 1111 some at thum owrl
I other lands lIolected as IndemnIty 011
nccount ot grants In Quantity by con
I ! : ross and includcll within the foresl
reserve , after Ielectlon ; , their 110ldlngi
are scatt < red and cannot bo econollli
cally admlnlotered as forest land 01
l sold ou ! luchiood / tcrms as the stat (
could got If the sevornl trnct8 werl
- not IsolatoJ.
Free FreIght to the Fair.
Accordlul ; to IIUPlllemelt ! of Ull
IIPCCIIlI rules aud reulntlom ! ; 011 frelgh
tl'amc , e11'ucUvo nfto1' AUlust HI , 1907
the llurllngtou railroad has anuounce (
ItH Intention of haulln fl'eo of eh l'g
oxhlblts to the state fIliI' other thl11
IIhe stoclt. 'rhls will be brouht : abou
b ' a. rebate of the olle way charge :
tllllt must he palll when the exhlbl
hs sent to the fnll' , It no vart of I
Is sol 11 whllo there the return will bl
free ot eharge , and a prosontl\Uon 0
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a cerUflente from the Becretarr oC th
bGnrd that the goods have actunll ;
bcen on oxhlhlt will secure the roturl
at the ono wny prol1alll charges on th
outgoing tl'll } . If the goods nro soil
or an ) ' l11\rt ot thcm , the amount 0
freight on thnt l\rt ( will not bo 1' (
s funded ,
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Horse Show :1t the Fair.
'I'ho dlsplar In the hol'sO .Iolmr
mout .at the Htato Call' , Selltcmber
t' ) 6 , IJromlsof. ! to excel an'thln eve
s'n on the grounds In this stat
There will bo grent mmbers of Po
chcron , and lrrcnch draft , CI'des ait
Shires , Bnsllsh , li'rcnch nnd Genna
coach horsen.
No Delegates Will Go.
nGovornor Sheldon Is not olug t
III permit Nebl'l\l'lca to be rnllresontod 1
xcon't'entlon " , 'blch he bollcves wi
; e bl' domlnntc(1 b ) ' C01')10mtlons ) , 11
10 has ecllnod to apl10lut dclogntcs ) 1
Ie convention which the West 1 I1
I'S Business MOIl'a club of 8t. Louis 111
m called Cor the llUrpoEo of harulOnizll :
:10 : the strained relatlonll whIch exist b
m t'.el1u state nnd federal courts
10 man ) ' l11\rts of the cuntl' ' . ' } 'ho go
110 orUOI' , IJClnr ; optlmhtlc , .Ioes not b
la. lI'vo the couutr ) ' Is so near a c1'ls
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as the St , Louis dub'thlnlcs.
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WlIllc'o DI'Cp Interest In Playmte'a :
Health Explained :
'I'hls story In well In Icceplng with
the slllrlt of the nge , snys the Now
Yorle ' 1'rJbuuo. A Bronx mnn tolls It
ahout his IItUo boy. 'rho neigh bur's
younl ; hOllOful WIlS yery 1\1 \ , nnll Wl\1lo \
and the other ) 'oungstCl's In the hloclt
hnd been asltcd not to malw nny nolso
In the stl'eets. The nelghbol"8 bell
rang ono duy nnd she oJlened II. to find
Willie standing bashrully on her Cront
stola. )
"lIow Is ho to'dny ? " ho Inquh'ed In
n shy whlsl10r.
"lIe's heller , thank you , dcaI' , anll
what a thoughtful child you are to
como and asle. "
WlIlIo stooel a moment on one foot
and then burst forth ugaln , "I'm orful
sorry Jimmy's sick. "
The mother was profoundly touched.
She coulll find no fUl'thor wOl'ds to
say , but slmilly llased him. Made still
boiller hy th caress , Willie hegan to
huek down the stellS , ropeatlng at Intervals -
tervals his sorrow for his pla'mato'f !
Illness. At the bottom steJl 110 halted
anll lookell up. "If Jimmy altould IIle , "
ho usleed , "ldn 1 hnve his drum ? "
FOR SELFISH ENDS.
Thc Efforts l3elng Made by the American -
can Medlc:11 Association. _
The Political activity of the Ameri-
cnn Mellical Association ho. hecome
so pronouncell as to cause comment
In Jlolltlcnl circles oSllecll\lly as the
the avowoll lJUrl10so of the Doctors of ,
the "llegular" or Allopathic school , of
which the Association Is chiefly com.
posell , is to secure the passage of such
lawn as will not only. prevent the
nalo of so"callell "Putent" medIcInes ,
but w111 restrict the practlco of medi.
clno anll healing to the "schools" now
l'ecognlzed. ' 1'hls in many states would
prevent the growing practice of Os.
teopathy , nnll In nearly every state
woulll prevent the healers of the
Christian Science nnll montnl science
belief from practicing these sciences
In which the faith of so man ) " Intelligent -
gent people is so Urmly 1'Ootell.
The American Medlcnl AssoclaUon
has a "Committee on Leglslntkm , "
anll the commltteo has correspond ,
ents In practically o\'ery townshlp-
some 16,000 COl'l'eSl10ndents in all.
'rhis commltteo at the last session of
the AmerIcan l\ledlcal Assoclntlon
helll In June of this ) "ear eXIJressell a
hope that a larger number of I1hysl-
clans than heretofore will offer themselves -
selves as candidates for Congress al
the first opportunlt ) . . In Its annual
report this Commltteo said : "To meet
the growing demands of the movement -
ment , however , partlculnrb' if the
work of active participation in State
legislation Is undertalwn , a Inrger
clerical force must 110 emplo'ed , "
This Is almost the Urst time in the
history of the United States that any
organize 11 clacs has frankly avowe
the purpose of capturing legislatlll'os
and dominating leglslaUon In their
own selfish Interests.
The American Mellical Association
hns about 65,000. memhers of whom
27,000 are "fully constltutell mem-
bers" nnd the rest nre members 11e-
cause ot their affiliation with state or
local societies. The Association owns
real estuto In Chicago valued at $111-
781.J1 ! and Its total assets are 2)1- ! )
567,8J. ! Its IInbllltles , at the tlmo of
the annual report which was made at
the June meotlng , amounted to enl ) '
$21,906 , The ox cess of assets over
lIa11lHtles Is increasing Ilt the rate of
about $30,000 a year , and the lJUrllOSO
of the organization Is to domlnato
the fielll of medicine , anll b ) ' crush lug
all coml1etltlons by securing the pas.
sage of prohlhltlve legislation , compe\
all of the peolllo of the Unltell Statcd
to pay a doctor's fee ever ) " time the
most l lmplo remedy Is neellell.
Deaths from XRays.
The death of Dr. Weigel , a surgeon
of Hochestor , from a disease Ilue to
the constant use of the X'l YS mnkes
the fourth who has lost his \ite from
thIs cause , says the Chlstl n Allvo-
cate.
cate.The
The othero were an asslsta.1t at
Thomas Ellison , a Boston physlclnn
and a woman of San Francisco nnmed
Fleischman , In the case of Dr.Tel. .
gel since 1904 , when his right hnml
and all but the thumb and a finger
ot the left hnnll were removed , there
had been four operations In tr'lng
to save his lite. The Urst remo..ed
1\ part of the right shoulder ; then a
11I1rt of the muscles coverlnF ; the right
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breast.
M 'stery completely envelops the
calise ot dentll , the disease 11elng unknown -
known to medlcnl science , though It
Is believed to Involve some great prln.
clplo of lito. Dr. Wolgol was president -
dent of the Rochester Academy ot
Medlclno and the American Ortho-
pnedlc society.
t. Puzzled.
2 The barll from the city had sold sue-
Ir fielent verses to spend a " ' ek In a
3. rurnl boarding house. Waving ort the
1'- swarms of Juno 1111gs nnd mosquitoes ,
d the hard snt penning his lines 11) ' the
11 ) 'ellow lIrht of a Itcroseno Inn11l.
"How I love this madrigal ! " ho
nlllsell to hllnselt.
The horn-hnndod former , who sat
.0 greasing his boots , loolwd up In sur ,
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)11'150.
Ii "Grnclous ! " ho drawled. "Whero Is
[ 0 she ? "
to "Who ? " nsleell the astonished bun ! .
Id "Why , the gal yeou just said yeoll
\S , loved. "
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0- Peculiar Medlc:11 Remedy.
In . It was stated at an Inquest on r
\ ' . peasnnt In a Servian villugo that th (
,0man dlod from swallowing too man )
,0-
, Is hullots , which ho was accustomed tt
talw , In common with nIl the lleasantl
In thut ( lIstrict whenever ho felt ill.
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WORTH TnVING FOR CHANGE IN
THE fl1ENU. :
Cocoa Cookies Popul:1r with ThoBe
Who Have a Swcet Tooth-Ex-
cellent Plum Puddlno Sauce
-Good Summer Cutlets.
Cocoa Coolelos.-Croam half cup of
'Jutter with three.fourthn Clip of
lugar. Add ono heaten egg . . 31111 ono-
oUl'th CU ) ) of sweet milk. Sift together -
gethor with two CUl1 of flour , one-
ourth tcasi100nful of Halt , tWQ toa-
1Ioons of haldng )10wdol' ) , four tea-
'Ipoons of drycocoa , IHIII ono teaspoon
' ) f cinnamon. Comhlne wet alld dry
mlxtul'es. Dnko 1 minutes In hot
: lven.
Grl1pe , Jelly.-To seven pounds of
; rnlles ndd a double hnnllful of julc ) '
ra11apples. 1\lalco the jolly In the
usual wny. It will he Urm and rohf.n ! :
Its shape when turned out of the moill.
Plum Pudding Sauce.-Croam together -
gether a cupful oC sugar anll hnH a
cupful of butler. When light 0'111
1I'earn : ) " , add the well 11eaten yolks of
fOlll' eggs. SUr Into this ono wIne
glass of brnndy , a pinch of salt , nnll
Dno large cupful of hot cream. Deat
this mlcture well. Place In a sauce.
pan aveI' a fIre and sUr .It unm It
1 cooln sufficiently to thicken like
! cream.
'rea Rolls-One quart of fiour , one
teacup of warm mlllt , half a teacup of
Gooll yenst. two eggs , level tablespoonful -
spoonful of sugar , salt to tasto. Mix
Into 1\ soft dough at nine o'clock. Let
\t \ rise well ; knead thoroughly , nnd
malco Into smnll rolls , sprlnlelo slightly -
ly with warm water : Bet to rlso again . ,
and bake quickly.
Mother's Murnns-One.qunrtor cup
melted hutter , ndd two eggs , ono
tabl3spoon Imgn1"r pinch of salt ; bent
together ono teacup sweet millt , two
: \II)1S ) nour , two tcaspoons balelng pow.
del' .
Summ r Cutlets-Tnko half a dozen
s111all cutlets of lamb and stew until
thorou1hlr done , in good stock with 11
ple1ltlful supply of soup vegetables ,
'I'alte them out and weight them down
with a bon I'll until cold. Drush ever
with glaze and ornament on ono sldo
with prell ) ' colored veotahlcs ! , cut into -
to thin strips and arranged to fo. ' . a
lattlee pattern. Mnlw a snlall oC the
collI l.JOilcll vegetahles with 11eas to
predomlnato , anll heap It in a Illsh.
Lay the cutlets around the edge with
the ornamentC'd sIde up and garnish
the top with choppell aspic jelly.
Simple :1nd Attractive Sal:1ds.
An olld and prctty salall is mallo
oC celer ' and apple. Insteall of the
usual crescents and cubes , the celery
and apple are cut in long , narrow
straws , mixed lightly with ma'on-
nalso , an garnlshell with a fiuffy bor ,
del' of watercress. Another salnd Is
Ilotalo and tomato. 'rho freshly
cookell po1.1to is cut In'ery small
1110ces , placed in a bowl with It. . sllco
of onion , A French dressing Is poured
ever while the potato Is warm anll
whole allowed to stand Cor two hours
In a cool placo. When ready to servo
: t. fresh tomato Is peeled , co.rofully
I1cooped out , filled with the potato
mlxturo , and 1large spoonful of
( . ol\Cd resslng , to which whlppell
cream has 11een added , placed on top ,
Codfish Dnlls.
Pare six potatoes of mcdlum size ,
nnd cut In quarters , Put one cup of
ra w salt codfish , picked Into small I
pieces , a11o\'e the potatoes in a saucepan - I
pan , Pour 11ol11ng water ahout the
lJotatoes , and cook until tender , Drain
ofl the water and fet in a saucepan ,
covered with a cloth , on thc buck of
1 he ranhe. to dl' ' the 110tatoes , l\lash
thorou11I : : ) " , aud gdd 1IOIJlOr ) t taste.
Beat an egg until whlto and yolk are
. . . . .ell mIxed : add Irad uall ) " a lIttle of
the 1shlmll mixture , aud when well
blended return to that in the saucepan -
pan , and 11eat thoroughly. ShaJO ) Into
balls and Cry In Ileep fat , smoking
hot. It Is 11est to use a frying basket
for this.
Quick Pickle.
Two quarts of cabbage , ono qunrt
ot tomatoes , ono pint of onion , ono
lJOIl of green pel1por , with the see s 1'0-
mo\'cd , Chop fine and mix thorough-
1) " , Let stand aIt nlrht , covered , then
put in a colnndOl' 01' in a 111uslln 11ag
I1nd IIress' out all the liquid. Seasun
with a tllblespoonful each of ground
mustard , ginger , cinnamon , cloves ,
salt anll celery seed. Cover with two
quarts of vinegar , cold , and boll stead.
Ily until the vegotnbles are clenr and
tender. The plclelo will be ready for
nso as soon as cold , To yellow the
pickle tie two ounces of tumeric In a
muslin bag and coolt with ft.
Chlcl < en Ch:1rtreuJe.
ChOl ) very fine n CUIJ of cold coolccd
chicken , ndd two sausagcs 01' six table.
8110011CIIIs of cooltcd ham , cl1opped :
three tablespoonfuls of hrend crumbs ,
ono tablcspoonful of callcl's , two tablespoonfuls -
spoonfuls of lemon juIce , a dash at
cn'enno , two eggs , well beaten , and
enough hot I > OU11 stock to mnl\O It
quite moist. Butter n small mold ! lnd
tlacle the meat In closely , leavIng
I > ) HlC at the top to allow for swelling.
Steam ono hour.
French RIce Pudding ,
Weigh a quarter of a pound of rico ,
nnd p11t It Into a pInt of millt. Lot It
slnul1el' until seCt and all the 'milk Is
soalwd Ull , When nearly cold , add
ono ounce of but 'el' , the ) 'ollts and
whltca of three C'rgs , a little sugar ,
and the rated rInd of a lemon.
rl1x : 1\11 well togotho1' . Dutter a
Illaln 1110ltl nnd Bl1rlnltlo cruclcor
r crnm11s thlclI ' OVOI' the huttoI' , thell
) I 110ur In the rico , halw ono haul' , turn
" It Iut oC the mold IUld serve hot.
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MAN-A-LIN Is An
Excellent Remedy
for Oonstipation ,
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There are many ailments !
directl ) ' dependent upon can- I
stipation , such as biliousness ,
discolored and pimpled skin ,
inactive liver , dyspepsia , overworked -
worked IddIleys and headache.
Remove constipation and I
all of these aliments dls- I
appear.
MAN-A-Litl can be relied upon
to produce a gentle action of
the bowels. making' pills and
drastic cathartics entirely un-
necessary.
A dose or two of Man-a-lin
is advisable In slight febrile
attacks , la grippe , colds and
Influenza.
THE MAN-A-liN CO.
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President Castro's Conceit.
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1\Iany stories have heen told or . .
Ciprinno Castro , president of VenezueI I . . . .
In , anll of his monumental conceit.
During the Russo-Japanese war the
fnll of Port Arthur was being ex-
plhlnell to 111m. "
"Pshnw ! " he exclaimed. "With 600
Venezuelans 1 could have taken It in
four da's. " _
"With a thousand , In one day , your
excellency , " said the diplomatic rep-
resentutlvo of a European power.
Castro was so pleasell nt what was
Intended to he sarcnsrn that , it Is said ,
the dftllomat succeeded next duy In se-
Cluing sntlsfactlon of a clnlm that his
government hull been vainly' pressing
tor years. ,
An Inherited Tendency.
A Cleveland society woman ga\'e a
lIarty to nine frlenlls of her young son ,
agell six. To alld to the pleasure or
the occasion she had the ices frozen
In the form of a hen and ten chlclwns.
Each chBIl wns allowed to select his
chlclten as It was served. Finally she
came to the son of a prominent poli-
tician.
: 'Whlch chlclty wm you have , Del'j j
tie ? " she asleed. ' ,
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"If ) 'ou please , 1\Irs. n. , I thlnlt I'll
tnlO the mamma hen , " was the poHle (
replr.-Llpplncott's.
Of the Cabbage Patch. .
Cigar 1\Iaker-Here's a new cigar I
I've just been putting up and I haven't
any name for It. Suppose you suggest I
one.
one.l"rlend
l"rlend ( after smolelng It-They're )
naming a. good many after chnracters
In fiction now. Why don't you call
this " 1\Irs. Wiggs ? "
It's a .
Good
Tinle now
to see what a good "sta'lng"
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breultfast can bo mnde without
high.priced
high.pricedMeat
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A LlttI Fruit ,
A Dish of Grape-nuts and Cream , ,
A Soft-Boiled Egg. .
Some tIIee , Crisp Toast ,
Cup of Postum Food Coftee.
Thnt's all , and nIl \'er ) " eas ) ' of digestion -
tion and full to the hrlm with
nourishment anll strength.
REpEA'1' FOR LUNCHEON OR SUP.
, PER ,
and hn\'o a meut and vegetable
dinner olther at noon or ovenlng ,
as you 11refol' . .
Wo ) II'elllct for } 'ou an increase In
) lh'slcal and l11ental IJOWor.
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II There's a RC:1son. "
n lItl Lhe "Ullift hl'lIlLh 1'1118811' , " "The Uoatl tQ
W'IIl\"llle , " 1111'\6 ,
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