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Jleewens ta mtarr af wfflew ,
fcWW VfHUM .. j
9llllew Italian etaa
li a Tear.
' fTrmn a "taff Orreetwmlrnt.1
tnsrOL"1!. April rr Tha r-n-j
wral tiaerlna; tarM brf.ire trie State Rai-
way rntnmiBfin. M.irrli on railroad '
ratea hi Kabraaw.i. nI ""' in tied, waa re- !
nnH tMs mmlr. in tie sana'e rhnmber. i
thimirl jrmtTrrsilv :i the day was tie- t
wated tr a fl"srircs; of Informal romplaintn. !
The ctimmteeirm haa Inrae number of !
Uin cmnlain: on file, ami all of the j
rstlme.t bain re present ad and a few of j
the enmplainants hln pnwut. It wi
thenar beet to sette them rrt. though no I
atihlle notlfB had been 1vn of stich ast in
tention, j
Of a-narsl impT'anre of hee Informal
tompitnu, wa the on a filed bv Oat ar
Thmnpaim of TViuner.. charaina that tlie
'ntthwaatrn rharaed him freialit on the
minimum eaparit-v of cars for sheep whan
tt waa Impossible to load to tha minimum,
and tha entnplalnt of tonid Fnrtar com
pany of Grand Island against tha aits.tr
rata from Omaha to Grand Island. Thia
eimrnlamt wss eree-nt-d hv Attorney
Charles Ryan, who specified that tha rate
to Omaha from Grand Island la 10 cents i
an V pounds of aipr. carload lots, ami
from Omaha to Grand Inland, carload lnts.
3! cents; from tha FaciFt coaat to Ottiali.
Lrncoln. Fremont and ether points. S cants,
sjafeila to- Grand- Iniand the rata ia 73 cants,
afr. Ryan propound liiat tlie commission
tad .r a tha rata from Omaha to Grand
Islam t 1 canta. to correspond with tha
rata friiT Grind Island, ta Otnaita.
J. A. . V'jnnm of tha t'ninn Pacific In
Mwr Tntfre siiaar rata complaint in
formad tha commission that this was one
f tha most vealnff problems tlia railmaila
tiad ta drai with. H save a history of
tha low raw from Grand Island to Omana,
saytne; tha rata was pot In at a tlma tha
railroad honad ta build up a naw Industry
Hi dim sfara. hart sugar. Tha rata Is not
a. oat ona now. ha eonrandad, as tha m
duarry m loticar naadad this aid. Ha was
Joinrii ty tha othar roads in. a rajuaat to
tha enmmisaion tn withdraw tha lo-cant
fata.
Rraa Majaata ta Baiaav
Thia pmuoaittnT? did not suit Mr. Ryan,
wha aakad that: bafara any a:tion vu takan
tha baat siiaar manufacturr ba communi
catad with and ths If tha lit-cant rata waa
ramunarativa. that it stand both. ways. Ha
mjaai to any rata hah raisad as a rs
aillt nf tha complsinr ot tlia paopia of
Grand IslanaT. Tha" ralroads wr givan
tan day m whtrh to flla ini , aft-r
whirh a daDs for a. haarlnar will ba set.
Oarar Thompson tn hia complaint ayainst
the Snrthawitern saM tha minimum weiaM I
apa-ity f doubla dock shaap cars fur
nishad hint wma Z.nao pounds, and ha paid
freiffht on this, waichtv but that it was Im
Boseibla for him to gvt that wt-ight into tha
cars. H atibmlttad a number. of transac
tsona eiivartns; a pa rind u( about a yaar
showina; ha hod paid fraiitht on aheap not
hipped s-vtraiftfic about Bounds. Ha
did an objevt to tha raa ha paid, but In
sisted, that tha railroad ba om polled ta
. furniahad him with a cat sufficiently larsa
to contain ?i'ie pounds of sliaep or reduce
tha minimum weurht capacity of the cars.
Chairman. W!nnett apeakina; for tha com
missioR. said tha eompiaiat waa infoamai
and. 'It waa Vi rtai ab sa-tate-commiastiia
that tha matter caniif e f'.iad up by the
mtereated partia Tha railroat rapresont
tivea asked1 everl a.ieations of Thonipaait
regardina; tha minimum, weight of cars in an
endoavor to show that the. average ship
ment weighed more or aa much aa tile mini
mum weight capatity of tte car.
Taa . Claaaiflcmtlaa.
Tha discussion of the general classifica
tion waa not taken up and discuased until
lata ia tha afternoon. At that time the
proposition to place axJe grease in the
class with petroleum products was dis
cussed at soma length. The National Oil
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WLea ft foxing rirF tliougiita b-'
come siujrxita ; wkea tha Li hrai
acbes, tiiiiineaa Luatnesa, and ex
fa ibita. an abnormai diaposkion to
ip; ditsLarMi the society of other
rirla ; tiifrt tha motiir stould coma
t hr aid promptly, for she pos
esse iiiXorniatioa ol vital import
anew to the yonn dauirhter.
At aui'tk ft time the jrrfatrnt t
nature la l.ytH E. HikJiim Veye
t&bio Comjx'jujaiL Ii prepares ' tha
yoa system for the cominjr
etAT-jje, and Lua helped ta brinj
thre guemikins saicly from girl
hood, to wuruiyihoott. Read what
lydia n.F!:n:i!A:.r5
fre-f a rt r
w . I HaikM bWioi Wsesaaf
Lw cwmplihed for ilitjs OLson.
iliits tZa M. OLson, of l North.
Et ttrevt, Kewaxn;r,LL,ia letter
to it rs. Itnkham says :
Lil.a E. Pluaham a Vcjretabla Conv
ponjaa ewred ta af backacae, aidcacaa.
aad atttafciiahed say panai afVer tha
beat payaicitaa Im Kawaae had failed
to he.p Bie. aariug- that aa operation
& jetujary."
FACTS FCn SICS VOitSt'
ior thirty ytja Lydia E- link
ham's Yr-retaLI Compound, mail
from ir td aiul herhji, haa brn the
taiuiaxd nrxifly foe f'in;e Lk
and haj p itively cured thiAuijandacf
womf n ho have reva troubicd wuh.
dispUi'vmfnrj, inflammation, uW ra
tioo, tbruivt tunn-.M, ixitjT'iiaritie!!,
ruiitf prt.n.s backai he, tha bear
fcr jci. tLitalriiCT.iniiijrF-s-t'-r
.'Lj.zu is.oi roiis proetratloa.
i. Cm t y .u try it ?
3Ix PlnJ.Lt faiti all Sck
mura satu lt-r fa jk.it lv e
haa T'.l.lvl lhu-s-.li u
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i T" 1 -l- --nnis 1 1 ii urns 1 1 -tru i n r - II Him i alsilli I I ij
rorr-pary and other In.iependant ail cm
pui sv thay manuf ture aale i 'M.
sn.1 It l a pnd.irt f pa'rnlatim and should
taaa tha nil ra-a. wn;rn ws iran'Iy re
diu ad in tha na-ghimrioind of 30 par cant.
In the d!-'ia-ion of the mixed carload lot
thera was otijartion male by Secretary
'iuiid of t,-a Commer'-lal club at Omaha:
Sa-riary Whittn af the Lincoln Commar-
cai club an-l a" r-tary Hansen of the Fre- .
mmt Cnmmerrtsl rl:ib and Johr. Waldo
of Grand Island. Tliay argueai should this
be permit tad big Cltlcagi mail houses
could arml out a carload of mixed goods
as a certain class snd d a regular paddling
business.
Amnrg those present at the meeting ware
the fallowing: James KM for and C. E.
?paoa af the Burlington. J. A. M inro and !
Chartaa Lare of tha t nion Pa-ific. Bon ,
White. S. F. Miliar, f. Wr'ght of the:
Northwestern and otiiers, IncMtiding Sevre- 1
tary G'lild of the Omaha Commerrtai cl;ib. j
Wiiitrrt f the Lincoln Oimmrcial club i
and Hansen of tilu Fremont Ciramen;!al j
club ' j
' earaka la Calsg wsaa.
The people of thi.f sta'e have spent, for i
auttomohiles In lite last twive mtmths In
tit" riFlshborhend ef H.41.s enough mtn-T j
t? wfpa out the state debt. Thia Is busing
the titnl on an averrge price of Tl.t4 a
car and that is the Tgure (i'n by a lin-ai
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dealer, who said the cars he haa sold this j
summer averaged that, price. But rutting
lirtwn tha aver.ig" Pw'-e paid ro ft I
would make a totai of n..11E.e paid out for j
new automobiles between Jpril JB. 1!I and j
April 3. j
The records in the office of the secretary j
of state show that between the dates men
tioned there w're ng1sterer 1.313 automo
biles: during tha yesr from April 3. I'io
to 'April 3. iwr. there were registered
machines, or less than one-half of tha num
ber registered the year previtu when there
was no bank flurry. The law requiring
automobile owners to register them went
into, ef.'.i-t July L l!sj. and at the close
of mtsinesa April 2. there were regis
tered B! mschines; a year later there were
on file 1.J9II registers, while at tills time
there are 2.1(1 1 automobiles registered.
During IS up to April 3S. there were
registered m automobiles, while for the
same time last year there srere regist-red
31. That tha bank flurry failed to injure
tha aiirnmomie trade ia shown be the
monthly registrations, aa follows: October,
eighty-eight: November, seventy-two: De
eember. thirty-two-. January, fifty-nine;
February, thirty-nine. TKarcb. Ill; April up
to 36th. StL
BaaMiawt far tkruksis.
A measaga was received at tha office of
tha adjutant genera this afternoon in
vit:ng tha goeernor and his staff to ba the
guests at a bamtuet to be given on the
night of May S. at the Fairmont hotel, in
Honor of the officers of tha fleet. The mes
sage also stated that sears had been re
served for tha governor, his staff and tha
entire party from which to review the
parade.
War k. fee "BsteraT" taaasrn,
."Active" Governor Saundr, and rot "act
ing" as ba says, opened up his TfP.cial
1 career as chief executive this afternoon by
listening to Fred Schnetderwind. a Convict,
plead for a commutation. He waa con
victed of forgery and haa served ever one
year of hia ona and one-half year term. His
term is out June IS.
Tha "active" governor sines the publics,
tinn of hia eligibility to tha leap year finds,
refused to take over to himself tha execu
tive mansion, but ia stopping for the pres
ent at tha Undell hotel, which- place will
be hia headuuartera after tile close of tha
business of tha day. This morning the aew
governor spent tha time signing pav rolls
and figuring on a ne w staff. "I believe I
should have a staff of colonels to look
after me." ho said, "because Governor
Sheldon haa left tha state entirely unpro
tected by taking hia staff with him. Hav
ing taken tha oath, af office when be be
came a senator, tha new governor waa not
sworn In today when ho became governor.
Neaeaaaia Cawal Ewaa;.
"Newspaper advertising for the purpose
of drawing new settlers is a common thing
nowadays, on tha part of certain state in
the west and south." said Labor Commis
sioner Ryder. "Some of tha advertisements
are hot stuff, too. picturing only pieces of
paradise that hava somehow dropped otT
and floated to earth. But sometimes they
do not Jibe in the least with natural hap
penings. For instance, in a Sunday news
paper. I noticed a gluwinc advertisement
Inviting settlers to Mississippi, tha land of
sunshine, where there are no fact bills,
no floods and aa storms.' Almost adjoin
ing, in another column, waa aa account of
a storm in Mississippi. In which 113 ware
killed and 1 ' injured. Which ia merely
ona ef the Incidents that lead me to say
Nebraska ia good enough far any white
man."
fUlliaurt fkarth JaMlea.
PT iA TTSMOCTH. Neb.. April r. (Spe
cial. PreparaHona are being rapidly made
for tha grand Jubilee exercisea which are
to ba held la the First Presbyterian church
in thia city, commencing Wednesday, May
, with a bigreception in the church par
lors. Thursday evening an interesting
argaa recital will ba given by Prof. J. IL
Sim ma of Omaha, tha organist la All
Saints' Episcopal church In Omaha. Fri
day Dr. Wadsworth of Bellevue college
will deliver an addresa. and Dr. J. T. Baird,
for -thirty years tha past.tr. wilt give tha
history af tha church. Bav. J. Ii. gaUa
bury. the pastor, will burn tha released
auutgage ef CO.use. which haa been a cloud
oa tha beautiful church edifW for years,
and J .rJenks ot Omaha will deliver tha
Jubilee address. Saturday availing Rev
Tbomaa U Sextan. IX Dl, of Lincoln will
deUver an able diacourse. auaday morning
tha services dedicating tha church will ba
held. Sunday aveing Raw. W. H. Kearaa.
syniKiical superintendent of Nebraska, will
conduct evangelical services.
Mm Ikatu Dtaaauraav.
V-IXENTINE. Neb.. April 17. (3pciai.
At about 1 o'clock Saturday night Edward
Cohota, a 17-yaar-oid boy, heard soma aae
rapping an the window of hia room a beaula
tha Cohota raataurant. Ha aaked tha feiloss
wha waa wanted, but tha fellow kept an
rapping, so tha bay raa and tuld haa father,
wha gava him a revolver and told him tu
ahoot out af tha wtndow if tha maa mo
lested him. Tha rapping continued aod Ed
ward shut through tha window. ii bullet
hitting the maa in the hips. Hia name waa
Sain Bor leant, a drunken haif-bread In
dian. Tha wituad was not fatal.
Afnta aval Maeaaaaaaltaa; Caarga.
BS.ITIUCE. Neb.. Apnl 27. -i Special Teia-gram-XShenff
Truda tuday received a
measaga from Chief af Police Dalaney at
Denver atatiac that Gaorga Swuaar.
charged with atealing a horaa and buggy
frum ttxirga Arnold In thia city about two
weeks ago, waa under arrest ax that place.
Switaer says ha will return ta Nebraska
without, reuuieition papers and Sheriff
Truda will leave tor Denver at enca to
bring him hntk. Tha bares and buggy were
recovered at Ljncoia a few aa a after the
Lhift was committed.
are aa
OOAJLLA1-A. Nra.. Apnl S.-SpaeiaL
T.ia weetera Nbraeka declamatory coniaat
a hritf t re aat unlay evening. S jrxa
I'latte, Bi aU j . OgaiUiLa aud Sidney being
repraaKnted. Ia tha oratorical elaea Miaa
Elaia JoiiuiKin of North f'laue received first
pliM.e and Hubert tiotnlail of C.Lala aec
uud. 1 taa draiieia; cimam Si.. Urrrua
iKauabf S.dney aas f.iar a.ki H. A. Smita
:tt Njr'.i F":: aaronii. Ia the iiuneruua
t,iaaa Ala li. . ia .r uiva i ita 4a
f nrt and Knhert Rflsmiisaon of Fradv
second. On account of North FiaUe al
ready kavng w.n frt place in the era
iri. il fl.iss. rcor-ling to the ri!"S. Rcbrrt
Raemtusan of Frsdy will repreeent the
d sii-trt In the humormia rlasa. Thoew con
testants receiving f.rst places are entitled
to represent thia asaoeieflon In the state
contest.
ECIIB TNW OVER THE TlTB
Tare-e laeaea af www la aaa PWrea
la tl Isrltaem.
BUB HILL, Neb.. April IT. (Special.)
A sudden change took; place in the weather !
Sunday, it g-tring very much coMer. with
a high wind, and during the day both I
" ' 1 ' m:n . it- l v. in i -)i : i 1 1 1 1 l , i ir-
fruit crop will be damaged..
TOR K. Neb, Aprt 27. Special.) Con-side-able
alarm m flt by fruit growers
in York and vicinity, due to the fain of
the recant cold wrethar. Ice was fro sen
to the thickn-se of three-eighth a of an mrh.
Some of the old-timers say that there will
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1 .r n . i . 'i j. in it ami ouier Clem
that there will be considerable damage to !
rr-ilt.
ri LLERTCV. Neb.. April .T.-SpeciaL)
A strong north wind hns prevailed here f ir
the last thr-e deys. and yesterday morning
the tltermnmetee commenced lowering very
fast. The government thermometer In this
city last night raietared degree
Probsbly fruit of all kinds waa killed as
the trei-s war- in full bloom. The wind
is still in the north and blowing a heavy
galo this morning, with no prospects of a
cbsnge during the day.
SHCLTOS. Neb- AnrtI r: DSr-,..! J. Al
most freeaing temperature prevailed here
all day yesterday.. and snow flurries were
falling at intervals, and last night the
weather turned still colder, snd this morn
ing Ice waa formt-d aimost a naif-inch
thick. The fruit rrnB w1i oe Ymiy dam
aged. The prospect for an abundant crop
of all small fruits had never been better
tip to the pr-s-nt time. It ia hoped that
there will still be some of the crop undam
aged. CREIGHTON. Neb.. April "T. Special. )
Thin vicinity was visited by one of the
worst storma in years. ?now began fall
ing Sunday morning ami continut d all
day. with a fierce wind blowing Ihe en
tire day and la night. Thia morning
the ground is covered with snow and all
fru.'t trees and sr-jail fruit are frozen
hard, destroying the entire crop, which
never looked better before this storm.
Cattla that were put out on pasture will
suffer.
AINS WORTH. Neb.. April IT. Spe
cial. -Today waa one of the worst days
of the season. It commenced snowing at
3 o'clock yesterday morning, with a strong
wind from the northwest and haa con
tinue,! all day. verging on a bliaarU. T'.iere
is over three Inches of snow and it la
still continuing at 5 p. m. The greatest
fear la that It will freexo and bill the
fruit, of which there ta a great uanUty
tn bloom.
tT.?Rla:T1,Pnf- w" ' 1"r'" "ndanra
to the Faatam Star memorial servicea held
in the Masonic hall in memory of depart
ed members. Rev. Alexander Bennlt de
livered the address.
YORK.-York will have band concerts
this eiimmer. furnished by tha lurk Com
mercial club ban.l. one of the best known
stale?- or,nlbtIOM ot 'la kind in the
OOA TA LIY Harry Huffman, who Uvea
near Brule, while attempting to board a
moving freight train waa thrown in such a
way mat tne wheels passed over hia lett
foot H waa brought to Ogalaila at ance
and hia foot partly amputated.
ALBION. Tha new M. E church at Al
bion waa dedicated Sunday frea from debt
Bishop H- W. Warren preached and man
aged tha finances. Elaht thousaod dollara
waa asked for and was raised. This
beautiful brick church coat over CO uhh,
V. M. Sisson ia the pastnr.
YORK. Five hundrC boya, betwarn the
ages of 14 and 13 years, in ail parts of
ork county. intcrreeted themselves in
planting pure-bred sed curu for York
cuunty competition, and tha pnaa corn will
later on be enterd at the greater corn ex
hibit to be held in Omana.
ELGIN The weather took a decided
chan in tha temperature Saturday night
A utrong northwest wind blew all day
Sumlay. accumpajiie. by flumes ot anuw.
However, tt melted away aa fast aa tt fell.
Tins morning aim now is on tha ground
and tha thermometer stood at Ju darew.
The early fruit ta killed and tha gardens
received a severe backset.
CAMBRIDGE. Camhridae lodge No. tH.
Independent Order of odd Fallows ap
prupnateiy celebrated tha eighty-mntb an
niveisary of the founding of Odd Fellow
ship yesterday, afternoon at tha Cam
bridge opera house. The program con
stated of a number of pieces of stiet music
and a lesture. -Tha Good Samaritan, .ar
From Jerusalem to Jencho," delivered by
Dr. Di A. Leeper. paator of the First M
. churcn of Luia city.
ELGIN Tha North western Railroad conv
pany re.lu.-ed lt freight service on the
Scribner-Ociidaie branch on Saturdav and
Sunday. On Saturday the east hound freight
la discontinued and on Sunday the west
bound freight haa bean taken eff This
leaves Elgin and the entire branch with
ena mail leaa an Saturday and veaterday
tha daily papers failed to arrive on account
ef the westbound train being diacmruniind.
which has served tha town with tha Sun
day papers for years.
Balldlas Panaltav
Frank Fobiea, SXM Ohio street, frama
dwelling, tsist; Gatrga A. Day. Thirty
fourth street and Poooletoa evenne. brick
v-nwr dweiliug. tt.iNW; John Dahmka,
Twanty-aecond etret, batwaen Howard
street and St. Mary s avenue, brlrk fiats,
.: McXionaJd Bros.. 1231 Burnetts
street, frame dwelling. t2.Si: McDonald
Pres.. 23 Burderte street, frame dwelling.
A CISTftCTJYE CDTEL
St. Eeji3, Net Only the Fines.
Est th.e Host Coiafort.
able ia New York.
szzt rcarTn rrs nvc2
?fsne ef New Turk CKy'a great ho tela
haa been more talked about thaa tha
St. Regis, at Fifth Avenue and Fifty-fifth
Street. Recognised aa tha finest hostelry
tn tha world, tta chief claim to popularity
Ilea in tha fact that It offers tha Iargeat
measure of refined personal comfort at
standard prices.
The St. Regla baa eama to be recognised
aa tha leading living and dining- eataniiah
raent ia Naw York. It ta aoc an ex
periment, but a well established naceaatty
in tha clty-a boopitality. It haa been tried
and teated by thousands, and not found
wanting: It represents a superior phase
of hotel life and stands unrivaled for
eomfart and home-iikeaese. On thia sub
Jar tha Londan Times, ta aa article aeon
after tha St. Regla opened tta doors, ra
marka: "If a great art eeaaoiaaeur plan
ned to furaiaa a bouaa so that It would
give tha highest pleasure and comfort to
hia intimate personal friends, ha eould da
ao more than tha St Regla dnaa for aa
its guests."
For some unaccountable reaaoa. living
at tha St. Regis haa been coaaiderad by
many aa a luxury beyond their naaoa,
and alt sorts of foolish exaggerated reports
have beam circulated regarding tha prk.ee
prevailing here. Tha truth la, that tha
coat af Iivsg at the St Regia ia ao greater
thaa at otfier first-class hutela. and., coa
etdering its eacsptiocal ai-cooiiaaaatlaaa
and servtie. It ia even iea. Thia ia
stutwn by tha fact that a beautifully
furnished moot of large aiae may ba had
far H a day. or tha seine with private bath,
for ft ia for Iwa peraooa ar a parkir,
bedroom and baih.frnm upward. The
reemurant charaea are na higaer thaa In
aiaar Crat-daaa hutcia,
NOT FIVE HU5DXED REGISTER
Coit of EeffiitTation Tar Exceeds
5omber ia Dollar.
ail bt rcint ntxeuers urcai
I raws Twa Twnty Vaaee Fee nta
trie aw I try . taw tha Bwwal
Eleatlaat ta Helw
Neat Hntk.
Fewer than vntera registered for tha
bond election Saturday, May 3. Fifty-four
precinct In tha twelve wards required the
luring of aa many halls at C a day and
the employment of M2 clerks at n a day
ach. ar To thta is added about T.
for tha enst of hauling tables and chairs
to tha booths and tha eoat of registration
books, ink and other items.
Rporta from four precincts have not aa
ret been returned to the city clerk, regis
tration in the other precincts being reported
as follows:
First Ward First district. second dis
trict, i: third district. U; fourth district. 11.
Second Ward First district. . second dis
trict. 7: third district. 11; fourth district, ;
fifth district, 5.
Third Ward First district. 5; second dis
trict. 3; third district. i fourtk district. S:
fifth district. v
Fourth Ward Firs district. 10; second
district. 3; third district, i. fourth district.
I: fifth district, tti-
Flfth Ward First district. ; second dis
trict. W; third district. S; fourth district,
II ; fifth district, a.
Sixth Ward First district. 10; second dis
trict, ; third district. ; fourth district. M.
Seventh Ward First district, T; second
district. S; third district, 1"; fourth dis
trict. 4.
Eighth Ward First district. 15; second
district. ; third district, in;, fourth dis
trict. 1
Ninth Ward First district, 12; second dis
trict, g; third district. J; fourth district. T;
fifth district, i
Tenth Ward First district. ; second dis
trict, J; third district. T; fourth district. S;
fifth district. 1.
Eleventh Ward First district, 14; second
district, i. third district. 1; fourth dis
trict. C
Twelfth Ward First district, 3: second
district. ; third district. 7; fourth dis
trict, n.
Tha registration last fall waa IHX The
total registration for Saturday so far re
ported la 410.
NEBRASKA FROM DAY TO DAY
iaalat aad ( rlM reatweaa mt Ufa
ta a RaaadlT Krawlst
Stattav
Women Some women can furnish a home
pleasantly with a cracker box lid and two
oyster csns; then thera are others who
can t even make kindling out ot the lid or
get the cans out of tha ash pile. Arapa
hoe Pioneer,
Enactions Quiet Then, aisa The Stockville
precinct election to vota. on a proposition
to lssua bunds to the amount of 5 to
build a court house in StockvtUa, passed
off very quietly last Saturdsy. Tha vote
stood 111 for the bonds and" 311 against. In
tha evening the citiaans of the town built
a Don fire and enjoyed a good time gen
erally. 6tockvllle Republican-Fiber ef S
years ago.
Editors Escape The coal ahed at the
rear of tha Bienn office was demolished by
a runaway horsn last Saturday afternoon.
Tha horse broke away from attendants
at tha Park ba -a. sad awasared so thor
oughly frightened that ha didn't know
where ha waa going. A!f that prevented
him from getting into tha Blens sanctum
waa a thin screen. Surely that would havs
been a horse on Editor Kinder. Colum
bus Telegram.
Worked A young man once becama hyp
notised by tha pleasing glances of a number
of tha fair sex administered upon him.
and asked their company tor aa expensive
entertainment In a neighboring burg- While
he waa caring for hia auto they gava him
tha go-by. and went to tha entertainment
by their lonesome, paying no mora atten
tion to their chaff eur knight until supper
time, when ha waa required to pay the
freight. When ha waa than safely at their
nauve borough, thay quietly gava him tha
marble heart. Mor&U Tannic man beware
tha bewitching glancaa of tha artful, fair
and beautiful sex. Bayard Transcript.
Vat Thia Time Tha clamor of tha fire ball
rang bnidtw In tha buoyant air and tha
valors ua firemen sprang hurridly to tha
scan af tha bursting flames O, pahaw'.
Wednesday aftarnoon some little fellows
playing with marches set Cra to a pile of
manure lying beside E, F. Towslee'a barn.
Aa alarm waa given and la a vary abort
time eur f!ra bays had stream of water
turned onto tha blase, which waa quickly
smothered out. With the wind blowing aa It
was, a disastrous Pre would hava oc
curred but for tha prompt antisa sa tha
part of tha Cra boya and others. Silver
Creek Sand.
as,
Ona on tha Mayor or tha Auto t was
right oa L street and all waa sail aa tha
graveyard Bear tha-wtllaga church on cir
cus day. Suddenly tha still night air waa
brokea tf a bldeetta pandemonium. Shots
from a sua erashed sound waves against
tha wtndow paaea. There wars sounds
of a mallet thundering; against a copper
kettle. War at of all. there axosa tha piping
voice of a child, its tongue gJvtoaT Tent to
profanity that would bora a hala La a
battleship. Windows were thrown up and
tha anxioua parent of tha cursing kid ex
claimed at a broken roiue: "My boy I my
boy. What' a eating your "Back ta the
hay, papa dear, there's Bothing1 much do
ing." replied tha sturdy lad. "Jimmy baa
your rafeatias; shotgun. Willie haa tha
new waatibouer for a racket maker and
I'm doing tha cussing. Wa didn't mean
any of it. though. Wa are Just playiug
that wa are Mayor McCaahland getting
hia automobile aut of hia garaga and getting-
it started:" And tha neighbors with
draw their aighUiapped beads from tha win
dows. nturUag to each other, "ain't
those kids good aa tnutatioaa." FairOald
Lndependent-
Staegla Pewgdw Waat Warm.
STUHGW. & D.. ApriT 27.. Special
A delegatioa of citiaana ot Sturgla called
on Senator KUttredga while la Sturgia re
cently and made a request that ha uaa hia
baat effort a to secure tha passaga af a
biU through congress authorising tha ex
penditure of a sufficient sum af money ta
park tha thirty acres af land adpoining
tha Pent Meade military reaervaiioa, for
merly used aa a water lewerva by tha gov
ernment Tha land la well situated fur tha
purpose named, and lies bet ween thia town
and tba poat. A committee waa appointed
to ascertain tha ldeaa and wlahea af tiia
citlaena and ta embody tha asm in a reao
lutlea ta ba forwarded -ta Senator Kitt-
redga. wha ia a aaat speech assured tha
callers that ha would do all In hia pownr
to secure the passage of tha measure, and
that ba felt reasonably certain that the
proeeted Improvement could ba made a
reality.
Aa lata teuisua
means many had bruisea. which Burklaa'a
. 1" m symiw bw, 'ii. . " . mm fl uw sores
and burn. " " ai a rug j
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10-incl
DwrWiW Smm" Mrck No. s5 Arthur Prenr's "and
KisaleHa Qnartat Na. ser5 Arthur Fryor's Band
Claw Waei Inliseissis No. j8 (Wirh vorl chvnul
Victor nr-tn-ara (W. B. Rneere, Candnrtorl
Hasn Dare March (from "The .Soul Kias " No. v Victor i rcbewa
Taa Ei iiims 3ar th-am "Taminauser") Na. Mis V ioionceilo Solo
... ..V ator Sorlio
Firm Kiiilam (Leybachl Mo. Kt V'talin Solo
" rriia,tTaaccooipanimenri Howard Rattsy
"y Aceordioa boio John J. KtmaMri
J sslanasj Oava No. -T Harry Macdoneaeh
Hsa sal t Ain't TttiCominaOut To-oiht? ) Na 5396.. Byran 1k "ariaa
BiaaaCrea (DlRtean) -.vi. Alan Tamer
I Ueiw. aad tha World m Miaa Urem "A Waits Dream") No. wiH
, . . . . . . . .. - Henry Burr
ta. HarahWCaatlaLark Nok ss IFlnte abliaatnl .. Fleanor Jones
My Hearts The SvntVaca lirora "Samson snd rii,i,"
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Taa Paaciamat T Sea sail ssNiel Haage tha rBanast aa the Traa
.. ' ' f-- - Fildie Malta
Saoia. Santa. Sania Na .wr ....Miss Tones and Mr. Kiurras
"''"'i Urnmm Ma. um Dewriattve Mine Jones and Mr. Soancer
Taim WaramaHaawvOars No. jue Irish Specialty.. ....Steva Porter
Aa fceaaiag at Mrs. CI a aim's baMun Haass Na. ci
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Horl.a J.r (Waeaerl
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Ba LaBaby iCarne Jacoba Band) fa. MiiS lannch. with oichestrs. It
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ssna iiacs, fluta obiiaato by Danna Lyons. j . I a French
Gerairftnei Farrar Aatsaio,Scotti
tPoccini) Mimi. To son!
i-inch. with orchestra, V la Italian
Caraldiaa Farrar Earica Caruso
wttPle (Puarini) Finale
Kindly Heavenal No. Swny u-inch, with orchestra. U In Italian
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Co and hear them to-day f
New Wieur Rinrda on sale throughout America, on the
2Sth of every month. ,
Write for free catalogue of over 3000 TicUr Rtnrix.
Ta gwt west results, im anly Victor Neadlaa aa Victor Raada
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You think you can tell the differ
ence between hearing grand-opera
artists sing and hearing their beautiful
voices on the Victor, But can you ?
, In the opera-hoyse corridor scene La "The Pit
at Ye Liberty Theatre, Oakland, Cal. the famous
quartet from Rigoletto was sung by Caruso Abbot,
Homer anc Scotti on the Victor t and the delighted
audience thought they were listening; to the singers
themselves.
At Rector's, the noted ChLajo restaurant, when
some Ok the grand-opera stars sang, witii piano ac
companiment, the diners listened with rajpt attention
and craned their necks to get a ghnipse of the sing
ers. But it was a VkUrr.
In the rotunda of Wanamaker's famous Phila
delphia store, the great pipe organ accompanied
Melba on the I 'it tor, and the people rushrd from all
directions to see the singer.
Even in the Victor laboratory, employees often
imagine they are listening to a singer making a
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YVhv not hear the
Any f tctar dealer will
Records you want to
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Havdn Onartew
Hymn)
Haydn Cnartet
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Trinity Chow
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...Arthur Fryer's Band
Lianas A. Lyeno
Man Tar
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"Adarables TaunBeats" Ik .,
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Victor May list, as wall as a mm
plet list of Victor Red Sear Grnd
Opera and foriegn record .
We will give aa Aaxetofhane
out-door concert of May and oilier
records from our window in T h
Old Boston. Store Sat-irda eva-
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Ling. from S to l(l o'clock.
Don't fail to hoar Tctraiilnl.
ihe greatt'st livln? soprano.
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for tha- owner of a Victor, for not
not alone can you have Grand
Opera, at all limes and by tne
Wortd-Renownet artists, but Band
and Orchestra Selections, popular,
comic and sacred aon?t). Vaude
ville "Stunts." tragic and comic
recitation la fact, an rt!esa a
rlety of eatertiinmeut.
You raa pay ma mnca aa you
like for a Victor taey rana In
price from
si 0.00 to $200.00
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