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. H. & TROTHER, Editor. ' .
F. K..TROTHEh:'whW. -"-
COLUltBUS
-'- . NEBRASKA
. '. " - -'irt.-co.rtGRfess. .
". Suppression ofvanafeby'- as"-. .' the-'
. .gteatest Westibn-before 'Uie.:."natiori
. Vas'.cal'ed to theja.ttentfo'n-.o'' con-
. : gress'by'.Hresideri't Rodsevel't in. a spe-'-
V Cial;-inessage- ThV executive 'su'jjmits';
- .hat 'has been .d6n.e". under ex'stnil'r
. -statute's", but -feayfe" there?, should--be.
- 'farther l"?gfsla"tion. . V. "";""; , .-.."'"
T- faf Insa'sessj'on'f uli. bf;-vidlcn.t: talk
.;. the. house. aflo"pt'edtwo-:"nVw rules -de-.
: sjepel to .prevent :JilfbusfdHng,by the
"Deniocrats. - it-'alsp- passed jJppVa'fter..
-" Ca.dnon's...twbesqlutions".that";a'li;."o"n-'
the departments of justice and - 1 jibor.
. .fo"r:inf6"r6iation "coh'eei'nfbg- .the """so-,
called ."paper 'trust. -'".;'"-!' " ;'. -'
" Ttie naval' appropriation bill lautuor-
. tains' the construction: qr two i instead J
. oi xour. t jaiuesuips lanu .tigim iuaica.14
.t?f four""subma'rine-"tpr'pedp.'boats. -and'
.-."carrying. a".: tqtal." appropriation:.. 'o.f
. $rop,-9J57,51Sr for " ttie",ijaVal ."service, for j
the .nspal. -year, ending juue ..v, au,
. was reported; ."to'.-the-'hquse. by Chairs
. " . mah . FpSs' ."of", the. .committee: on, nival
" affairs: ' V '.. .";,""..:- : '
. J.' As::"a"n" afjefmath pf'.tlfe" jiassage". bt
the. aiTOy';-apprbp'riat"k)ri bill Senator-
Halerchainn"am".of- thie" cpmmitfee on
: ' naval .'affairs'" warned'a'gaihst increases
t of- th&ftailiiar'y -establishment, saying
'; "they. wejre . Invrttnif .'"a deficifc.-. He.
. 'tnpy'ed.-the. re?6hsWera"tfbn."Of ' the vpte
" .-y ffeichf the. artoybiUvws' passed J
.-ana ;MS. jnouon;.was..jnen-iaia on .me
tajilfe ;at .-his -Teougst Senator Uurkett;
" '.characterized ..the .-proceeding as. one
. dl-rba'd-.- faith.' - The', senate passed, the
.fortification -appropriation bill carry-i
. MH,.au.aBBresaie.tJi.iji.woo-
. r.The" special house' committee In ve4ti-
gating Mr.' ..Lllley-s -charges against
the leGtric. fipat-company learned
.. that some one"' In thenavy department'
'Iiad'been': -givmg. act '..parts . off .navy.
;. 'Tep'qris.yy. ..-. -."".,''',. ..-- -. .""
.". With -dnlvv one- " .vbfe" record'ed'-
J'a"bst;iX;tbAt"i.oi-Mr;."Llttfefieid . of-
": .Maine; ilie" '-io'use "of v reiiresentatives
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-" j under., suspension, of "the""-rules. passed-"
'the-fsteVltog empTpyers liability. bUl;
.. -aften'40. minutes', 'debate. Tie house.':;
,- " " -'also 'parsed' the--naval .bill' approiriat?
-"; -Inp'.$65600p''f6'r'a-''avalstati6n .at
"-. .'peafl harbor: HaWaii. - - ' '-'.-.,''
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" """ ' ':: "PEsbisrA:L.''v. J':
- Gov.-"John -A Jofinson'of-Minnesota"
m. jnade. a-strong .appeal for preservation
." -of .state- rights: under the" constitution
" ". at tie' dedrcatIon.,on. Shiloh battlefield
of "tb.e-Wpriument. to Minnesota gqidiers J
. who feTl'Ittithe; battle of'Shllob.-
f ' Mine.'-Anna jk)uld iailed-' uneipected'-'"-Iy;Ior.Eu'rQpc;:'"
".. ..'-. .-
' . Roberr. M'."-1a -..-"Follette -captured
. .yearly." all the. ftepubiican delegates&
.. -large-tb' the .natipharconvention in the
.-: Wisconsin, fetate .primaries,' the .slate
.'put up by. tfier.Taft".men meeting", eeii-
. -. era!" 'defeat ". -yrrinia Repupjicans
."- "ejected .Ta'ft 'delegates.- "-.,.'
.-. '- Rear -Admiral' Evans will not "tejoln
. the battlefettip: fleet, at.. San Diego - or
."' participate -in -any ihef unctions"
.": "'and -'.celebrations in 'the ports- of
- -" sbutherq .California .. ' "
. . Dr- Kocb.of -Berlin, the. famous bac-
.. terlolqgist, arrived in -New Ybffc
. . '.Secrefafy.-'of;.War'Taft, addressing
'" bfe"'McKinley club of Omaha, declared
. W":.r. -BofanVas-"insincere - in- his.
- criticishi'of Republican -policies in the
.. Philippities.": -- .. ' " ".
".. ; '"-WilliamVj" .Bryan was the chief
.. guest "of -the- Bryan' Democratic club of
. . (jpToiadVat-'a-badquret in'Denyer. -The
"waiters alf " struck", and club, members
'-.served -tfce-dinpef.' ' .. -: -' "" .
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S'-'' ':. ' "-'"GENERAL NEWS.
X -,
- - . The Jmiidrtatlon of strike breakers-
.from S. Iiohls.to work-on the Pen'sa--
colrr railways, caused fierce".; rioting:
. in .which. 15 -of the ndn-nnion" men were '
.injufed.; ';... ; s . y.x ..-.!
.The dying need of uniform divorce
. laws, was brought ".out strongly, "whppr
.. ." the appellate-""di vision of the New- York"
-,s.upreine court aflbrmed 'the judgment"
flf'JustlcJe.'Dolrrig in giving a "decree
. of- divofcV to Porte. V. Raflspm" from
" -Mrs.GpbrgeL. Browning of Madison,.
" Va." ."""..." .""
-,..Rtev, Father Joseph A. .Graham, rec
. tor-of "the Roman Catholic Churcb of
he. jpie;ssed;;Sacrament'irt Albany, N.
!, shot himself twice in the heart. and .
. died .almost' instantly. " .: '.
.' -The' Alabama supreme court. heid
""both".. -the "general prohibition-andj the.
.nine '"o'clock -ciosing'laws- -to be'-'con-."..:.stitutiqnal
an'd-effectlye. .;, ,
-The. Illinois'" supreme court- refused
a. 'rehearing to "Herman Biliekv coif
"demned .to" death", for the murder -of
. the .yzral- family In-.Chlcago. '
" The. American ."gqve'rnmerit; has ac-.
. cepted the -invltatipii .of'New Zealand
for tbe.Ameridan "battiesblp'-neet to."
yisft Auckland. ' . ;.' -- .. '"
: Thnse hundred indflVe student? of."
. Clemson.-.cpllege. in ' South. Carolina";'
'.. wfere. 'expelled" for an AIltEqoYs day
.escapade. . "'...-.-.' " . . ""
..-.- 'Albert Helser, a'baliei; "if;New Wrk;.
- drew a. revolver at sthe dinner. 'tabJe:,
. .fired -.two shots. at' his -young' bride 4nd-
- Jhen killed himself.- Mrs"-.Heiser is-;
not expec'ted'tb recover. " .. " " ' -:.
21. A. Johnson-,- a"-bank"casnieat,
Stojightdn. 'Wis., committed Suicide "by
'inhaling--gas".-r " -' '. " " - "
" ; There Has been .a recrtutesctnee.-df"
bubonic -.plague at Lima 'and. other'
parts. of-Peru. "'-, ..."."'.""-""
Seven pien .we. e-" sevef ey "injured at."
Huntington, A""Va., in" a-dynamite "ex"-r-losion
at Meadow Creek,.where "a
force bf "men wasra't work" removing a'
landslide- .- - -
'" Carleton Morgan ' of South -Bend
irid., was shot "and .killed-in Cassopolis,
Mich., by Mrs. George A. Metskei,who.
said the killing was- accidental. . .:
""Massachusetts" Republipan's "elected
an uninstructed delegation 'to -ttie" na-.
tlpna'i;. convention, .'but a'plank..fri the
platform pdjnitted Taft was.thechoice.
of -a -niajofify. in.the'.stkte cphventfonV
"bne'.mqn'.-iilled;'" i-aboadlrafflc. -1m-
Ppede'd", :cave-ins .oh.'.th'e electric" and St
Louis." " San Frariciscb' lines neat Jpp"
linK-'arid mihfes-'iii tKe Badger?eacock j.
.tlistrict inundated were .some ot tne
'feature's trfthe flood th'at.swepfisbuth
ive'st' Missouri.."". -'' . " ' ". .-"""
r '.-Charles Ai Murph'ej a ";pfbminebj.
fawyfer and. ,rea'r estate dealer oLIC""
York, cpinmitted' suicide" in a'- rponi "in
the Astor -house by-.shOQiirig.t.hpug"n.
the head. .'His"snicWe:j's;attriibu"ted..to!
financial troubles." .:"-. " ..'..-'"''.-"..''
At Huntihgtpn, ,V. -Va.;: Mrs. Wjlliam
AdkTns and her 'two -yquhS-""-childrep.
were -drowned-vwhen their . resident
slipped -lnto.Guya"rid6tterlver;;i-" "--'" "
-Vn anonym6ii.s- letter- "threatened.
that .Gov -Haskeir- of Oklah'obaaarid;
Clnef'of Police Ledbetterof MuskogeC
r would be killed.-and-.the' city. of t3ntn-
( - . ..
rie-'buriied by' negroes.' .' 'V .J- "" .:.
-Ten miners- lost: their lives' In the;
I. Norton -Hill colliery lnSomersetshire".
aingrand, as..-xi-. result- of an .explosion.
opgas: --; -,..- -- --'"--.:'. -"
"C" The.Mbnarch Book" Priritingfplant at;
1 Wheeler, Ind., was fotjijly- destroyed
oy.-.nr.e. -ine loss isr--fia,uuu,--.co.verevj
.by, insurance.'-;: . ".''."
Judge." PheliEin" in" Detr.6its"cqr.ed--a'
jirr'- for acquitti'ng..Pefcy-"BOwin of .a J
1 :.--'. . hI'-l ui,.! -:"" j '.'-..
muruer-o.;wnicn- ne naa comesseiuu. .--.-":
.The? "open. shOpT'""pplicy." wjU.be .ad
HeTe"d 'to : by vessel -owners',- itt 'the jpp:
eraridh of boats-upon the grea't'lakes
Wis season A stand ;of thfe-'cTharacfer.
in -ttdalin'g witn' organized -labor was
uuanim'pu'sly. agreed to. at -the annual.
meeting. of the -Lake 'Carriers'. associa
tlpn 'in' .Cleveland,. O. J;' -1 ; ;'-.'
:"isix hundred ljaner"--hanger's'". "'and-
pairiter$:in.-Minneapoiis striipk-'fOr the
.'"cldsed'tshop" ' . - . '.-. .'.'
David' S.. Rose was - elected -mayor,; of
Milwaukee foi thq. fifth ".time:;" ; In.
Kansas-' City--the. Democratic, .ticket
-.headed by T. T. Crittenden, '-Jr.-," 'fpr.
: mayxir was .successful.. -; . i .' .' -'. .
Lorenzo D," Kheelarid, .a -well-.knpwn.-
broker"and-club".maii .of Chica'gpi -com- j
:niuiea-.suiciae oy. snooting oecause .pi
ill health.' -", .--'"". '.."'-''
At "a nieeting pf':th"p;board of:trus-:
tees' of PrincefPn 'unjV.ersi.ty announces
ment" was;-madeof "the-giff of" $250,000
from Irs.- RusseirSage for ".a dbrmi-'
fory-building" to, be. used' by-members;
of- the -freshniari class. . ; "--" j -. ''. .
' Grpver.Blake pf Anderson Jnd.; who
killed his inotheVwith. a, bammei'.r'fqrj
the purpose b.f.'robbe'ry. March. 21; ; last
.pleade'd:'guiltv'and"' was. ' sentenced" to
the' penitentiary for life. -" """ -" " "'
"Mrs. Catherine. C' 'T'ucker,inatrbn"
of "a feline hospital in Sbiith'Bos'tohi
'lost her. Iifeln"tr3-ing''tp't's"ave: A pet cat
from being. burned' fp death. s
.Gor.; Hughes of Nev .York,' -whose
anii-amunng mii&..we.re ueieaiea, toia
the.. le.gl'slature; -he" would-".not .give up
the'fight. and. intimated :ihe would", call
"a special session .trf adopt the l.egisla-f
HOn. . -: ; .. ."...--
- ' In order "to. present" military; servic"
in its" most attractlve-lii;nt;'and .n t?J!i
way.encourage.nnst'ment in the;."army'
Gen." Bell,- chief "ot'. staff, '-""has directed
that- all officers "and .enlisted-nien em-.prbj-ed
in 'th'e.recruiting efvic'e; wear'
Representative '--'C." E. . Ward -" was
found.npf guilty,; at. Detroit, .of .'man
slaughter in. connection with the. death
of Miss Edith Presley.. '. "-.
The (Mfye. Sjfreet;bank of St: lipuls
having .:a' capital of ?130,000'and de
posfts ; of. 350,000, was-, closed by the
state bank examiner. . -,
.Cdl. w: L. De'Lacey of Ppughkeep
sle,.Jf. Y:, -a. promihent'lawyeri-, coin:
mitted suicide by inhaling-gas. ..
Because his mother, Susan .Car Jin,
had sent b,i"ni"-tb' various... reforniatory
institutions inywhich he W;as a prison
er lor many years,-.: .Bernard Carlir;
shot and instantly killed her at. heV
.home 'in Brooklyn. - -. t-' . '"
Because :.pf tie .error of a western
court .Iti" divorcing him- from " the"
"wrong woman,' Calvin S.;-Wright" ";s
baker of Jeanette, " Pa., will' have ftc
stand .-Crial. Pn charges of .bigamy "-atic
p"erj"Ury. '. " . '
- Public -and private-funeral "erytcei
-were held In Washington oveV T Uw
body of .the late Durham Whll".
Steyens, adviser to the .Korean "gov.
ernnient, .'who wasr killed by a Koreai
in San -.Francisco" - - -.":-President
Roosevelt ..made public bif
letter- of -April '2 to. the-att.orney'gen-ral
.directing proceedings' by. fnjunc'
tion t'ocompel certain 'railroads of' Um
south .to. -fdrhish'eiual" accommoda
tions to wh'ite" arid 'negro, passengers. '
"'Archbishop Ryan.-announced that i'
$li).Q,0'J0 gift bad been niadel by '1
woman; believed to be Mrs. Frederic
.Canfieid Perifield,- for tbe: proposed
Catholic High' School fbf. Girls" it
.'Philadelphia,- ....
".There is reason- 6 believe that,
measures are 'being; taken In Port-au
Prince; Haiti, ta force the intervention
of the. United, States' if ."'possible: . Ai.
parent tranquility prevails,; but there
is good authority 'fpr the' 'statement
that hostility .against -the present Hal-
lien government is- growing -more .in-1
tense. -- - - , .. : -.
".OBITUARY.; " :" ...".
Mrs. Charles -F. "Leonard, "mother -ol,
Lillian Russell, the.actressdfefdatlht
home .of her., daughter, Mrs..'Edwrc'
Schultze, in Butherrord!.N. .-J.""' ;., V
"Bt, "Joseph' Roberts", "superintendent'
of the Northern Indiana . Insane, hos,
pital, died after, asnqrt 'Illness. -i";
.Col.. Andrew 5R.- Blakely, proprietoi
Of the". St.-Charles." hotel, Hew Orleans'
is dead,.""'" '."; "..'.
Willa'm. E...Sh.dttk"Sr.,. of Springfield
v "- rrj.sv."-" "'"e-. jiu zip was.
fonriermayor of Springfield.-- . -.:".
AuntBecky-.-Ypung; tne"-flrat Woman.
to .offer cherself ' as "a" nurse wheri'-the
civu war-uruao uui ana iamous as a
".leader, of the Red.. "Cross, nurses in the
war; uiuu ai uci uuiue -iu xjea 'MOlnes.'
''-Charles Quarles, one.of.".the .be.st-known-
att'b'rri.eys'in- Wisconsin,- "died
suddenly-, of heart" disease.. -'He was a
brother of" .former U.nited "State's Sen
.atbr Quarles, now- United States judge '
of Milwaukee. ". - "... .";".""
.-Byron. J. Carter", yice;presiderir,.and
gfehefal spuerintendent'of the. Mo'tpi
Gur .c'om.puiy--of Detroit -.and fnvento:
xjf-.a friction, drive autqmobile bearing'!
lira uauic, 10 m-cu. ... ; ..
BIG FIRE
m nun cc I
..-'" . - .. ... " ""
VARG'E.:.SECTipN"CF THE-".- CVtY
SWEPT BY .FLAMES.".
OAMAGE ABOUT TEN MILUONS
Many' qf ' the :Town!s. Best Structure's'
".j.- -.-" '..."- !-.'-'. '
Wiped -Our, Leavrtg :Triousanas-..
"""-- .' of .Pe'ople":"Homeies, -. ".- .
'".'.. .-. - ". -. -.
"rio'ston-.-Ata -.-apparently ;insiini.fl-"
ca't" nine "which started i among-rrass oiC
a-.'dump!dn"tbe"city'bf' Chelsea Sun-
d'ay-'wais fanned.by a"-ilpr.thweSt 'gale"
'iotp' si. conflagration .which obliterated .
dwelling.- LoU.ses '.wpre -destroyed,: anil
' many- hundreds-,. -of1.' families .-.-were
L-driven : from.." their --habitations .and
10,060 -peoplp,'. arg - hpmeless.- -.inreei
'HvQS.;are known tb: h"a':e.. been-lpst- and-4
1 -a.v a jaie-;.noir ai.nignrit-was.repuiiua
that: twd ether pej-sons had perished;
one,.aywbwa"p;"-b.aving -shovhersplf in.
.a frenzy Gyer"-her-inabiuty.tq;save'ner,
".property"; ;.From. fifty -to 100 were- lnv
jufed ?-: V .." - r . "-,:"'
""Accurate-estimates, of.-the" ibss.is-iTn-posisible;-
..'Tbe'city soiieitopTestimates.
.U at" nearlV10',p6p,000,. The flroi-aged:
Jliefcre'.a'Xort'y-flw-m'ilG.gaie "fpr .nabre'
".thanStw.eiVe. hbuifs, .defying thp- utnioBt-"effpr.ts":-of
.TbeVconibined; Tflre f'depart
'mehts ,q"f "Cheisea dnH several jnearby-"
ilii-., juiu a.- iuiqC uciiH-iiiucui v-. -.wpr-.
ton firemen' 4nd'appara,.tus: .- - . .
.. Tliefire area,-which "wA&ih the torm
;if an elipse ; a ""mjle .and . a -naif : lojfg"
-tiridjialf a mife--wider-at its. widest
Ijart, ,extendedidiagbnhlly-.acrpssthe
c ty frcm'a-"p:oint. near.'.he boundary!
" between' Everett Tand' "Chelsea to ;the
...-aicr oisneisea ,cr.eeic. it- w as .hc
' L'ss' for-, the-'-firerneti. tq". attempt to
.-check" the bri-riishing'" flames befpra;
Jt'ii- ?m1ti." TiriVl flioir'" main .fiffbrfs.TVf're-"
:t'x-'-'p'revet'it- a" spread -of-' the. .fire .on
i'thef"."sid.e"i --Tiifiir vlast---stand- -wasi
i ak?n .at' ClMjlSea- creek"." 'late ;in -the
'''rfternoon' and -.'for -hGUrsva-doUbtfnT
latVie.,was...waged'.-.At.9 o'clock word.
I-.'ns passea - mat vine iireiuyu . .cj.o
c'mfegtA.was pressed. -"A't.:lvCf50:bn1clal
. announcement was nKide"by..Chef I-A
S.jejacer". that" t'he..firfe; was.;.uhder. qon
.tr")K" ."Ar great many of;. tbe "Buildings
Avi re'.;ot-,wocd. aiid -were; quickly de-.
:-stroy6d, t.ut structures; of; btfcierv.nia-"
"te"r--ai.cre' almcst as-qruic.ki'y inid-Uiofi
" raichlv" IririnPKitprl ... " " - ", "'
"-. A Iff he banks; more ithan three-quai.--!.ter's
pftlie church'es,"hali; bfhe Diisi
. ndsb'locks". and?neaTly.aU the..-.sch'obi:
.Ixcutc'sfwere. wiied oVitl .Oe'Jipspitai;'
-and.-, a' - day -.nursery ".were. dejstfbye.dJ. "
DENVER PREPARING WELCOME..
Gigantic;. Papier Mache, "Tiger. ''.Wilf;
Grevt Delegates ahd:VisitoTs. . .'.
-, Je.hver A inohster ' tiger," ' con
s'tructed of papier tnache,. iloc'ated ,at
;' the. principal lour corri'ers.pf. the -city,
will, welcome the delegates to .Denver
wlien-.they cpnie to'.thd democratic
national' convention July7. ' This em
blem "has", been selected . instead of .the
pjosaIC:,dbnkey, as the striped king of
the" jungle lends, himself more readily'
to the purpose' of oVdamentatibn.;
"-.' Big;Robbery In Hiyi.York.. - "
Ne":YOTk A 'J7.500. diamond and
money .--robbery: .which, was committed
iit the Hotel Martihque .about "a,year
ago .came, to light when: -..the men
we.rc arraigned.- in - court charged'..witn
the- theft. -'"The:. prisoners gave. 'the
names of. William Singreen.of this city
and Max. Willis of Los Angeles, both
"employed as' Clerks' in the. hotel at
the time of the robbery.. - - - ;..
. Ball .Fjred From Sumter.
Washington. Tne Unifed." States .na
tional museunr-has just received as a
gift from Dr." W- Hiitson" Ford, .now
. residing id' Washington,:a four-pduiid.
cannon ball, -fired from .Fort Sumter
at- the beginning of the--"ehgagement
on April 12, 1861; which" marked 'the
opening- of the civil" war." .-.-.
" ;- Big-Military Tournament, .
St -Josenh..:'-'M"oTFive . thousand
United'- .States soldiers from "fortsV
throughout the.west:.xvill take .part. in.
the mllitarj-" tournament", here ..-during,
the week'" begln'riing September. 21-
Airshi'p'experirilents wiil also" be.-cpri-.-.
ducted. -.- -:" I " .
. .Killiftd by. Overwork;.'
',, TCansa's"-:. CltyrSuffefing from . rier
.yourn"ess"""which has- fojlowe'dhirii sipce
he' worked- at his telegraph key In"
the Western- Union ".office for :flfty- cbn'
sccutfve hours after; the. earthquake m
ISan'-Eranciico,' Jay' A. Gammage-on
Sunday-committed suicide.-. ..
'.- Congress, Adjourns May". 9t"i.-: -
-. ... .--i
.. -Washington." Thafth.e-present ;ses"
sion "of cbngressrwill adjourn -.about.
Saturday, May 9. " was the' prediction'
""of James' E. Watsoh""-(Ind;)..Tepublica"n l ."
..-.-....--.. . ... ..-' . -.-. - 1 . .
of the ho"use.A" Mr. Watson '
wmp
: bases -.this -prediction., upon- Inrbrma-"
tion. he has gathered.
ROOSEVELT WILL GO ABROAD. .
President... - Plana.' .to -Spend Year
In
" Travel" AftVr'rleRetifes. .'-' "
-"Washington" 7-7 "Sbduld President
.Ropsevel't,s",' -present, desires be.-.jreal-"rzed
fiewlU spend the first year "after
his ..retirement "frbmr'ofliceV.ln '-travel
outside the "United States;" Mr'..Robse
velt"s .itlnerary,--.hbw"ey'er, has not'ben
determined, -"His.'p'lan Is" 'to s.ep some
of -the- rugged" and. . little -frequented
portlPnjs. of '.foreign land, as '.well' as--to'
travel the beaten track or the -tourist.
'.".Count pq'totkl'-Assassinatedi
-. Xemburg, Austrian Hungary.-;ount
Adreas PQtdckJ, the gbte'rnbr'-of ."Aus-
"trian .Polish'. proylnqeof" Galacia',-. wss
assassinated- Sunday.. afternoon by a
"Rbtheriian" student, -Mieroslap'.Sjoij'n-
, - " j
SBi.oy name,.wniie -giving an.aupien.ee
.'to a: delegation-"of sto-dents'. The. a'ssa-
.sin fire'd'tfiree shofs"frbma revolrfer",
- - -. --.-- .. "
aii-oi .wnicn iqok enecu ..ine-.gover
por died soon. afterward., .but. .first : orchards in ithls-section indicate "that
asked his secretary .. to ibform. his the peach -buds .were ba'dly-hipped by' the
majesty at. once. "Tell. him,"- said the; the -."recent coul wave, .but- that other by
dying man,- "I was his-.rapst.."falthful.fjrtiit'tr"ees-siiffered'"nbthing in the way i" -
scrvanL" .... "- ..... y .v. :.-. ef. "damage, :- " ,..;. - " .'. : X
A GREAT RAILROAD STATE.
j-'Rut Few-Points in Iowa That.Are.No"!
Thus-Reached. .
'' "Perhaps but a. small -percentage of"
j th.e 1 people of 'this 'state "realize that
Idwa- js the most" thoroughly, railroad
lstata'west of: the. Mississippi river and
'' . launs-auiong. jne nrsi. in- ino.
United States. ..A glance at-the rafl-'road.-map'.pf
-Iowa will.' reveaf.the fact
"that: there. Is '-not'one count v: in the'
.'state'.that Is-npt traversed" by at? least'
vuc.iaillUdUi 1. - .'-
'.. '.Therp are .only seven very" small
"parts of 'the-state -that .are located.
..'mofe'thatf .ten-miles from a railroads
Av-no.-.piace apes, the distance-excecu
twenty" mlfes". .'...." . . . .".'. .. . " ..'
Thirty-six "railroads" ;and: "electrifc-.ftr:-te.rurban--roa'ds;
.with 10,044, -miles of
-.tracks", have- lines :runnidg."thtbugb"tiie"-
state'. -m- one part.-.or- ancther... . The.,
steam "railroq'is"'-have '9,824'.-"mtles: -of
trac'ih -the statei-ahd- 220 iriiles 'of
interurban' .8j'sems".;are In-pperatioii..
Two hundred miles'-'of additibnal driteiv'
uf bah roadsare'-'u"pder--c"pnsidera.ti6n.-.
.. jie raiiroaa tracss fit .iowa,--.-sir
.made.T'ftto..a.lsingle' "track, waiild reach
from. Des-Moines. .to' "Hongkopg,. - ami -
' w.oud'vmake;.a continuous line':'fron.
.Desr'-M.plnes tb Sidney,. Australia, r the
rails': used in 'the.-. -railroads if" Iowa.'
'would construct -.a-.thfee. track Sy;st:omr
:-bet:een "New-York and San Francisco.
"JOWA "MEN INTO -TBEARCTICS.:
'Alumni of State University. Plcfn Npta
- """ """-..-. 'til Exfteditlbn,"-"' ' " " -.
..'".Ip.wa..- -Glty.Rudolph" -:JL- Arid:
ersop. -'formerly, -'captain , ".of - tho
;ip.y;-..u:hiyec"sity' tJfac.k. " team, -now.
professor- of- the- uatural, . sciences'-'
in iBlees . Military -a'cadeiny at" Macon.
Linssouri, .has -f esighed'his pPst. in. that
msurunpn ana-win; accompany, vjain-.
.mar- Stefans.son;on. his Arctic-.expe'di-
tiib'n. ' . --. ' - . '""-.-" " '.-'
The -two meri-'wiirgbfrom-New York-
" In jMay to" Point- Darrpw,;: withfri the
Arctic, circle;,- .and -'travel among- the
Eskimos,, studying certain, -tribes: of
wese. people wno nave never neen seen-
by-white ;men-.-- Pqint DarroAv is ;0it
.the- upper, rim of. the' North' American
coast., ' -. ... -, ' ,. "
..' ."Mr.- Steanssoii is a graduate of Icwa'
-:un'iyers'ity and received .his- -dpe'tpr's
prominency, in"; ethnological, circle's-'-pn.
account-.pf 'his- recent,-. "excursions intp
.th'e."frczen''nQrihv""-Hei':'a' criatiye- of
Iceland'... ' ' .: . ' ..." ' .-" "'- ".-"
WANT- AN EARLI ER DATE;
.Teachers Declare- for -State Conveh.
' "..., . "tioniit ih'eC Fall;
v Jeff ersony Prof:- "F. .B. "iPalmer
chairman' , of ."-the. - executive--com-mlttee
of" . "the, " State v "Teacl
ers' ' "association, .has. '.finished a'n:
interesting sa'therihgof data as to. the
prefer'eiice'pf Iowa 'educators, as"' t6 the
dates; of bolding- the.Stali Teachers '
meetings. Mr. Palmer- sent out about
7,000 balipts ! to "teachers, superintend
ents and professorsof iowa schools'
'apd colleges, aslvlug'tbr.an. expressiou
of preference as' to d'atesV'-rIth" Octo
ber" or' November,, as-one" neriod,- and
"Ghristmas- arid New,-Years 'another...
'The'svote- returned td' .date numbered'
2,607,- of wliicU number -lj9S2--. favored
.October -'and.. November' .arid. 655. the
later -date.'.; :'"'
APPLE. STORAGE-EXPERIMENT.
Ames-Authorities -Seek. "a 'Way to'Pre
" 'serve' Iowa Crop.
. .Ames; Throughput the summer and
fall Iowa usually". has. an overplus pf
apples and 'in many sections, bf 'the
state there, is; a. corresponding shortage
of. -winter -frUIt. . .".. ," r
'Asa: "means of disposing, of this' sur
plus at-better prices and also, for the
purpose of providing winter fruit, the
'horticultural' section 'of the .Iowa. Ex
periment, station,-in co-operation with
the TJni ted 'States-, department of ag-
-.'riculture has' inaugurated an expert
ment in the "storage of Iowa apples.
. The fruif-'.is' being -held at Ma3on
Gitj-, where- it is--examined' at stated
intervals. ".-"'
W.ROTE.OBSCENE LETTER.
I Shenandoah yoyng Mart, is Sentenced
-for Two. Years.
''6ttumwa.--:A -jury in' the federal
court found". John W. Baldwin cf Shen
andoah guilty of "sending an obscene
letter "through 'the mailsl. Judge Smith
MePhers'on at-"once sentenced him-to
:two'Sears,'in thei-'pe.riitentiary.at Fort-Leavenworth.-Kan.
-The letter -was. too
vulgar' to" be'.shrivVn to; the public. "
.- ' Plan for'Exp'erimeht, Work.
'" .' Spencer.-The..'ciay county board of
snneryiso'rs.iias appropriated- $300 to
establish .an 'agricuftural experiment
station for the benefit .of. the farmers-
of Clay county.'. ,ThB station, jirill be
conducted", -in ...connection' with .the
CQun.ty" farmi " "". ".
- Toledo "Bank. is Closed! -:
:' Toledo. The. doors of the Broadway
Savibgs bank'wete closed -here.' follow'
irig" a 'run. "" -Deposits amount to' $200
000. ..-'.. -:" ." - ; " :-
." Fight Rate Readjustment'. .
: State- Cerit'ef.TTjThe Modern "'Wpbd
nen'of America ofMarshall county, in
aririuarconvehtibn," instructed,- its "dele,
gation'-.tp.-the "state,-c"onvention;"at- D'es
Moines -on' May ".ft.'to- oppose 'any at-'
temptea- reaajusuneni.- pi
rates. 'r... -'".' '
insurance.
-'" ; Compried iow.a..Wir. Records.
' .- Clinton. "Frank-Su'ttori79 years old,,
who as chief "clerk, to Adi .6en N. "B.;
Bale'f,- compiled '.pracfically- ail -the'"
"Iowa war records; .died.-suddenly. ." "
. - .
"v- ."" .Died.at Ag'e of 104,; ;,"".
'" Sac Clty.-Mrs. ' Sppbia KocR,.. be
lieved to be- 'the oldest person in' the."
state;, died at-the'-home .of. her daught
er, .-Mrs. Henry Mbhr," -in". Wal I Lake.
On October 14," 1907v she celebrated
her lWth'-'hirthday.' - " ' " - .
". - '..'. - - .
. -Peach: Buds Are. lMIpped.-.
Council- : Bluffs. Reports '. from .the
- - . - . -
mm mm
STATE NEWS-AND NOTES IN. CON
" OENSED FORM:
THEPRESS.PiiLPfrANDPUBLIC
.- -. -. .. -
- . '" : '
' Wha.t . is Going on .Here and There
.'"Thjjti of Interest to.thc" Read-. .
. e'rs.Tnrou.gh-'out. Nebraska;. -
.The" Burlington coal . chutes- ;at
HQidrege-'wete-dlstroj-ed by fire... ""
' -:.Tne matter of "an. auditoTui'm for-
.W8t-Point" is sajjl -now to "be "as" good
Vs -assured. ' .-. ' ...'". : '-.-
. .-.- -. , .
t Alo.swqrtn. is doing a great deal of;
.buildipg and yet" houses "fpr"rentare
very "scarce.,- . . ' . ' : .-"V "
- 1. - - - . -
'-.".Gibbon" . "pioneers recently" . tfele-"."
'brated the thirty:seventh anniversary
-.-j. . - .. . - . - - ... .
VI LUC A.VU11IIK-U& 1I.)L C.C:..
... ' .-
vv.aricx. i..iiuirtt;uuii.- y. iu. -gu it .
the: -pen for eighteen. " months for.
!: "forgery committed in Dodge: county.-..'
""Mrs. jAndr,ew -HolzmPii;' l.iying""-near-
.yal.entine;--suffered injuries '-from'- a".
Vunaivajl"that:!are liable-" io ..prpve"-
fatal. "-" " ' -" ":."-" " ' '"'' ..
-There are- a .cumber . of-. va"tancie.s
..'ii.- the .-teaching. "."force" "at Blife"f--Hjli
which the-.scooo't'bOard"-'w:ill:be; called
up6n..tb.fill. -".". :"v -::."'.. " .,'' '.! :;
: ..The". new eiec'trie-ight. plant "is "now J
in; .worklpg order .at Sterla--and; the
citizen's are- .much" -.pleased" Avith"f"tl)e
illutnination: " .-.-' "'.. .."."
. "Train" Np;,. -ran -oyer Rert WhitJ.
0f:Rulo at the depot at ; Fail.s.-.'CIty.-
cutting '-off --"both- legs, and"-one "arju,'
KU.ltng mm . mstautly. :". .v.-;--"-.Methodist
-people of - Peru ", have.
-raised, the" hipne'y, purchased. thesite".
l-and." "will.- soop begin, the .erection '.of.-
1 - . - . : - . - -. . - - . .
a-flO.oqpichurch-buUding. -. ." .; -v
. Saloons in '.Lincoln are' brily'aildwed."
-to. 'do- business -from .7 a. m.y to-'7 -j
m. .Drink- dispensers "'talk' of carry-'
ing" t.ha-" matter into-. court.".. '
:" '"- Mrs. Josephine L "Riclia". "an aged
woriiari. living-"at 'B'eeniefv"has or the'
"third " time b.een cpnimittfcd ,;to .the
Norfolk -hospital, as.insaiie.. .
Alter-lbecbmirig. parents', of fbiirtceri:
.children, -.Andrew", and Karoliho, 'Lin--scnmeyer'of
Gage, 'county are- s;e"ek-irig--separation'
throu'gh. the!- courts.
'-Some-cases of "sriiall.-pb'x have .'de
veloped. .".Jiick'mari,.,-. Attempt "as-'
"made" to ".wardCpff "cbatagepri--jjy.: cHrisr.
tibn: science; but' new"-pases, liayea'p-.
.peared"."- . " . " "' ." - .'
"No -further -chie-' to tfte.-! .postpflice-'.-burglars
at- .Valley- .has been, found.
Aboutisoo'in .stamps and'-money-.was -talten
beside, private -paper's of Post
master Johnson: ., .
A three; "yea"r..bid 'child air Grand-
L- Island:- -wandered away. ' am . .after".
a .diligent ."search was found at night
in ari; old, building" a mile away"from
.the starting point." .- . ' '-
The Eag"es jOf'dmaha are putting
forth efforts to. land;' the next na
tional tcpnyeption n .the 'Nebraska
metropolis. ' The requisite amount of
money- is being raised- foh ;t"he pur-.-pose.
" '"- - '.
Th'e Hoine Building-- iul--.-Lb"ari as-
l-sociatioh. of -Falls Gjty has organized
. and its' articles" .of .incbrporation' havp.
been, approved by "tfce'.'stat'e. "banking
board-. TJiV authorized 'capital stock
.is $'200;p6o." ' ? :-
Burglars" entered' th.e office of the
Iddings ."Lumber yards at. Sutherland
.by pryitig;-Open;a wiidow" and- ran
. sack'ed'Jhe 'building. -The-'fiafe . "was
opened' but nothing- was..-there ."but
checks; .and these the .'robbers did. not
take. -' '" .. ' " v " '
The! State .Railway commission has
issued ah. order 'that' hereafter no
common carrier "operating-freight or
passenger'-: trains- in -Nebraskar shall
discontinue any -.such'- -train- service
until- application has been- made' to
the! -commission .and permission 're-,
ce'ived. . . .
H THE .MIDWEST -LIFE: of Lincoln,
Nebraska, an .old-line .Nebraska .Com
pany wants -ideal agents tol represent.
It in every; town- in'-the.. state.- The
Midwest Life issues 'all kinds- of life
policies and they: are liberal and
along, the best lines"' 'in Jife- insurance.-
Write; tothe.hpine. office at Lin",
coin for additional 'information. "'
-The itodg'e county .district court
has' "been ' issuing citizenship papers
to residents of other counties, and
has- just .learned through - advices
from Washington that it has no right
F'to do so.- As a result several men
in different . counties surroiaiding
Dodgp believe themselves to.be ciii
zene.pf . the United States when they
are !not. " Interesting complications
may develop. .
For- several weeks past, says a
.Sheltbn dispatch, the local crops of
physicians have, been baffled ;with -a
disease which-part of .the- doctors
.have been calling- scarlet fever and..
others pronounced, it- German
measles. The State Board of Health
was appealed '-to ."arid Doctor -Wilson
of, the state board together with all
.the -doctors of the .town .-nd the. vill
age 'board of health visited a large
nuinber of cases' in town and sur
rounding country and each and every
one was found .to be' that of .scarlet
fever.
M"' K-. Holiday, an -old citizen, was
hauling lumber from a car in Lexing
ton. March 16, when a train scared
.-the" team" throwing- him under the
wagon, loaded with. lumber and
.crushing Jils ribs. He died last week
from h'is injuries.
"DrW. L." Gameron the : Palhrvrii.
. physicia.ri. ,wh.o suffered .frbni "hydro-.
pnopia oy reason pi running, a neeuie
in his 'hand.- whicli had been used on.
I'.a'hbse suffering" from the rabies, is
-o.ume... 1 rum- uiic$igo wnere ne iuuk
ttr'eatmen.t for- two-. Weeks at the
..Pasteur, institute, and" fs: fully rc
cbveredl . ." .
Charles'. M. .Peters ' of Creston, la.,-
34 years of .age, -shot -himself in his
'.'room ."at the Patrick hptel .In Pierce:
' He' will " probably die from . -his '
wounds.. ' Peters' wife is in .the- in-'
;. sane .asylum., and it" is said this.-is
the, cause 'of 'his act..
: Jens Ransom of- Cass- county sent
$100 "to" Miss Ellen "Peterson of New,
.-York 'who. was- corning ,bn-' . west .tp
.njarry "him. ;He. was to meet his
affia.uced "in" Omaha.- butsince ger'ting
rfi.oney.she has bejen "cfi3plcuo;i3
her absence". A fool is born Svctfv.'.
min.ute:
of.,thep!
and. Nebraska' has. tier share
NO ONE CAN
l .ShKjssTsTsTBSTS''tjbMsTsTm 2 j3.TP---v-l! - iM2?mlKf
. . ... "Tw . -- . "- ... . 11 v.
AMAAAAAMAMAAMMAMMMWMMMMWMM-MWtf
;"- '"Mirny people" persist in -riding on;
" ,- They "start out pcrhaps-jn the heat
The rapiil riio-ingdf the-car cools the body- Unduly." Whcn-t'Iicy board-the
.caT-p.erhaps-thc.v- are slightly ncrspirinp. When "tb.e body is in-this, condition. it is
. caiilv .chilled. .This -is especially true-whejt" a-person i sitffnp.- ...
I"cgj4"nrng a."street ..car. ride in" the-middle of the.'.day. and 'cmling- it n the
.cveninfcalniofinVr.i-iably rtouires extra wraps, but neonlc'do- noL ob.-ervp thc-e
."precautions", -lience. they -catch cold.
ums are cry -iccquent iu-xh prmg. on iiim account, anjl- as H10 aummcr
aavaniJPS. tliPV In' nnt-iJrpnso llnrinc 'tlu Snn'm. mnnllia.' no' nnn clmilil
! -tiunk-of. riding' on tlie'caV.-vithdut liein" provided 'v-fth-.a wrap. -
! .". .A. cold "caifcht in tbe'-'Spi-inif is liable. to' last,' through the entire Siuniner.-
Grpflf caution, should lie-.obiervett-at this hcasori agains.t cxpoure-to cold, iiinrig-
tbe hrst jew pleasant-days, of" bprmg.-the -lialnhty. of catching "cold is great. -- .'
i No- .wonder so- many -people acquire -muscular" "rheumatism, and catarrhal drs
eases during this season;. .. " "
" However,. in spite-of-the" greafest precautions, , cVltt? wiil.lHJ.caucht.'
'-;" .iU'.the appearance of the iirst symptom, J"eru'na: should lc taken according..
. to "directions- omtlie ldttle;-flnd .continued until'everj- symptom disjpears.
."-."-- Dq not piit it off. Do tiot waste time bv taking other Teincdii'!!.' Hegin at
once .to.iakePeruna and continue taking. it i"mtil-you are positive that the cold' .
. has entirely disappeared "This mayrsave'you a-long and perhaps tirious illness
. Jater n". , '. - ..---,'
. BMlCflBcH.rrMlCM;
-.. MrMVJ. Dehtsch, Secretary Rnildinp
Material .Trades Council.' 151.Wasbinir-
tonSt:, Chicago, ljl:,-.w"ri'fcs:
- vx. nave -jounuiyour meuicine to oe
"unusnall'y'efncaeion&.tn'.'jjetti'n. rid of
;bad 'effect' from cold, and'niore espe
cially in driving' awajr". all-symptoms of
.catarrh.-'.with" yyjiich.'l am Ireqiiehtly
troubled""- ..-..-." " " - -'
- "The. relief. Pe'ritna Wyesin catarrhal
L troubles' aldne is welL worth"-J-be" price
per bottle. 1 nave .useu tne remedy for.
severaryears'now." '.-."
-.. Shells of CoImi9.
"Sirs. Ci E. Tong','vjritcs'frbra,Atwoodv
Cbjorado",. as "follows: . ",
"'Wlien: I wrote von for advice .mv.-
.-'little; three-yean-bldr gir.lA.had":a. cbngh
:tha""t hadrbeen-troubirnsr-'Ker ".for foirr"
months: .-.She' oolr cold easily,- arid-.
THE, MEAN. WTAN..
T. believe." "his wife angrily de-1
ciarea, "tnat.-jt. I were dead -you J
"would -.be married again inside-of a,
.yearJ..;;; -. . . . .
"Oh,"jao" the. mean man- replied,
"you are. 'mistaken":' Try me and 111.
prove 'It".".'- -
GIRL WAS DELIRIOUS '
With. Fearful. fEczema-Pain, ' Heat
and -Tingling, We're Excruciatrpg
Ciiticura Acted. Like Magic.
An- .eruption- broke out on my
.daughter's chest. I took' her to a
doctor, and he pronounced' it to be
eckema.of'avery bad form. Ke-treated-'
her, but the .disease spread to her back,
and then the whole of her head was
affected, and all her hair had to be cut:
on. 'ine. pain sne sunerea was excru
ciating, and with .that and the heat
and tingling her life was almost un
bearable. Occasionally she was deliri
ous and she did n.ot have.a properhour's
"sleep for many nights. The second
doctor we tried afforded her just as
little relief as the first. Then I pur--
chased Cuticura Soap,- Ointment, and
1 Pills, and-before the" Ointment -was
three-quarters finished every trace of
-the disease-was gone. It really seemed
like magic: Mrs. T. W. Hyde, Brent
wpod. Essex, EngIand.Mar. 8,-lS07."
.An Undesirable Article.
When arr. B. went to call upon some
friends the.other afternoon, he was on
his. way out of town and so had his
traveling bag- with him. This he
placed in a corner,, and when he rose !
to leave he overlooked it. His hostess .j
happened tow notice it before he had
reached the- door, and called to her 1
little daughter:
"Marie, run after Mr. B, and tell
him he has left his grip here!"
The little one gave- her mother one
swift glance of surprise, but flew duti
fully to obey orders. - .
I "Oh, Mr. B." they heard her say, I
"mother says you have forgotten to
take your grip "with you:" Then- she !
added,, quickly, in- a tone of polite
apology: "Yon see, most all of us
have had it this winter, and we'd '
rather not have any more!" l
The extraordinary popularity of fine
white goods this summer makes the
.choice of Starch, a matter of great im
portance. Defiance Starch, being free
'from all Injurious chemicals, is the
only one which is safe ta use on fine
fabrics. Its great, strength, as a stiffen-
er makes half the usual quantity of
Starch necessary, with the result of
. perfect finish, equal, to that, when the
- goods were new.
A Rustic Sarcasm.
"Did-your husband ketch chills an
fever?" .asked the 'woman who was
standing in' front of -the cabin.
"No," answered the-woman who was'
driving a spring wagon. "He. wouldn't
have- that much git-up-an"-git. He jes
sot around an' -let 'em overtake him."
to Omiy Omm
"Bromo Qulnlno"
: -. " v. . ' -' -.n -;
TUmi im
Laxative Bromo Quinine
VERT
,Ahrayf '' remember the full name,
ior.'thk filgnatuxe pa evcrj .rox.
ALWAYS AVOiD
the street -cars, insufficiently protected by
of the day and 'do jaot feci the need of- ;
" -. . "-.""' V.
"would wheeze and have spJjlls of.cpngh-..
.iu matt vvouiu omuiimus last ior- a
half hour, . '".;-"
-. NowTvecarineVer.than'lvyotfenongh .
for the :ljan';e- you- have-made- in our;
littletJUe's. haltli:" Uefore she -"be-ntn,
taUin'g-pur'Veruna she suffered every-.-.,
thinjr 111' the vn.y- of cQnrh, colds mid" .""
crohp. but now she-h sis taken riot quite .
ab'ottleof Puruna.and is well arid stronz'
I as she has ever been in her life-." -.- '.
PeHruHia for Colds.
-. Mr. .James Morrison 6S East 16th St., .
V:itcrsori, N. J., writes:
"I have, riven l'eruna a fair trial", and
I find it to be 311st what yon claini it "
to be.- I Cannot praise it too hiijlAy. I ;
have used.-two- bottles iij my family for"- "
colds, and' ever'thinir Imairinabb'.' I" ..
can safelysay that vbhr medicine is..tlus
oesi. iJiave ever.useu. -
the: quarrel.
.Her-rFarewelir
thpu 'jade !!.!
Farewell,
said,'
SICK HEADACHE
Positively cured by-'"
these. Little Pills. ,
They al. r-Ucve Dls-
tre-sfrimD''ln.,jNla.ln- .
CARTERS
ITTLE
IYER
PIUS.
ilffre5tIonainlTp.Ht:ifty .
Katinp. A.perfect rem- '
etly fur "Dizziness, Nan-
ea. Drowsiness, Bad-
Taste IntheMoiilh, Cuat-
el" Toiipuu Palti ip.tbe':
Side, TOUPID -L1VEK,. -
They rcsnlate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable.
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PUKE.
Genuine Must Bear
Fac-Simi!e Signature
IEFMSE SMISTITMTES.
Cat the cost 2
Yoa can decorate your home with
Alabastine year after- year at one
half the cost of using either wall
paper or kalsomine.
Alabastine
TKSriit-uyTOlCbtii
comes in 16 beautiful tints xnd
white that combine into an endless
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shades which will make any home
brighter and more sanitary.
Sample tint cards free at dealers.
Write us for free color plans for
decorating your home.
- Sold tnr Paint, Drue Hardware and Cen
tral stores in carefully sealed ana proper ly
labeled packaze. at, ,50c the packace for
white and 53c the paclcaee (or tint. See
axe before it is opened either by -yourself
or the workmen.
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