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HibnR.?,?VS:' EXPERIENCE.
Hava yetertai Waa Saved the Am
putation of a Limb.
Frank boremus, veteran, of Rooee-
elt At.; Iudlanapoils, Ind., says:
' ! had been showing symptoms of kid
ney trouble from the
time I was mnatered
ont of the army, bnt
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and sleeplessness firtt,
and then dropsy. I
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led, baring run down
from 180 to 125
pounds, I- wai hav
ing terrible pain in the kidneya and the
secretions paaeed almost involuntarily.
Ut left lee swelled nntil it was 34
Inches around, and the doctor tapped it
eight and morning nntil I could nc
"5 5 loiter stand it,, aud then ha advised
mnntatinn. I refused, and beeac
" '"Mini Doan'l Kidney Pills. The swell
int subsided gradually, the nrine be
came natural and all my pains and
?, caee disappeared. I have been wel
I i ai for Otoe yean si ace using Doan'i
Kidney Pills."
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ONE MORE CHANCE
Annexation Sure to Follow Next
Failure of Coba. -
SELF GOVERNMENT IMPOSSIBLE
. ):
Sugar and Tobacco Men Will Object
to Free Competition, But It
Must Come.
Washington, Oct.? 16. Republican
wnators and couaresemen who have
)wn in Washington Decently and offl
lali cloevlv identiBed with the admin
if nation agree with the president that
Cuba sosji oave auoioer opporiuuu iu
;rv self eovernment. bat the opinion is
ilmnat nniversal that annexation is
m!y a matter of timet Little is being
ui.l nnhlirW about the probability of
tinexini Cuba to the tnited States,
out the (u'-ject is receiving a great deal
f attention in Washington ana puouc
jian are sarlouslv discussing the beet
mathod of bringing the Island nnder
be protecting arm of the United States.
President Roosevelt ia absolutely sin.
i-ere in bis declaration against the
present annexation ol Cuba and he has
.iones that the Cuban people, on tbier
ivcond attempt, will be able to form
ind maintain a satisfactory govern
nent. He does not want the irland
nade a part of the United Btatee if, by
my possibility, the Cubans can n
In.-t their own affairs and protect the
ivea and nropertv of all their eitiseca
tie does not believe that the United
States at this time would be justified
n taking ever the island, merely be
ante vast amounts of American capital
lave been invested. But if the words
if other administration officials ran be
jeld to be authoritative, it is to be in-
feired that the president will interpose
10 fuither objection to annexation in
via the second Cuban government is a
failure.
While annexation ia generally ex
jected. no one looks forward to it with
nthnsiasm. Rather, the Cuban prob
Ifm is retarded in the light of one ol
the unpleasant outgrowths of the Span
trh war, as perpieing tn some irspecis
ts the Philippine question. Southern
oen would like to see Cuba made
American territory, but they want the
ariff wall kept np against Cuban sugar
ind tobacco, and some bar erected
igainst the immigration of native Cu
-wns into the Unite States. The South
has more than its share of dusky citi
eos. It is probable tbat tbe men in con
cress who are fighting a reduction ol
he doty on Philippine sugar and to
acco would join tbe South in demand
ng tbe retention of tbe tariff on sugar
aid tobacco from Cuba in case of an
lexation. If Philippine sugar is a
-nenace to the beet sugar industry ol
be West, it will te argued that the
ugar Irom Cuba, closer and much moie
ibundant, would be a still greater
nenace.
STORM SPOILS BANANAS.
Hurricane Sweeps Through Central
America, Wasting 81,000,000.
Sew Orleans, Oct. 16. Damages ol
'ully $1,000,000, including tbe partial
lemoution of one town, was done oy
he hurricane on the coast of Central
Vmerica which was reported by a brief
tireless nmt received here laet
light. Wireless and cable advicei to
lay to the United States Fruit company
ay that probably no loea of life oc--urred.
Tbe hurricane appeared to be central
near Isluenelds, on tne east coast oi
Nicaragua. It swept in from the sea,
irs first fury striking Little and Great
"orn islands, which were swept bare
if vegetation aud tbeir topography
even altered Dy tne waves, un tne
-nainland tbe storm's damage was con-
9ned mostly to a path about 30 mi.ee
ide. in which bsnana and rubbei
ropi were destroyed and plantations
blown down. Great damage is report
d from Rama, a town on the coast
tbout 41 miles from Bluefielda.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis Dying.
Jfew York, Oct. 16. Mrs. Jefferson
Davis, widow of tbe president of the
Confederate states, is dying of pneu
moms at tbe Hotel Majestic here. I'
is believed she cannot survive more
ban a few hours. Mrs. Davis bsr
heeo ill for several davs, but it bad
been believed she won Id recover up to
laet night, when a ru-lden change for
the worse was noticed. Mrs. Davis
went to tbe Majestic a fbort time agn
on ber return from the Adirondacks,
where she spent most of tbe summer
for her health.
No Word From Peary.
NewY brk, Oct. 16. The middle of
October having been reached, tbe time
limit set for receiving news from the
Pearv Arctic expedition, hope practi
rally was abandoned last night of bear
ing tbis year from tbe band ol explor
ers woo sailed from this port 16
months ago. It was expected news
would come through the whalers when
they railed into Dundee, Scotland, at
tbe end of tbeir cruise this fall. Tbe
wbalers have failed to come into port,
and this is taken that unusual weather
conditions prevail in the Arctic.
Trial of New York Central.
New York, Oct. 16. The trial of tbe
New York Central Railroad company
for tbe alleged giving of rebates of
some 126,000 to the American 8uga
Refining company on sugar shipments
to tba West is the first trial for the
infraction of the Elkins law ever on
dertaken in tbia city. With this action
is inaugurated sitting of the Federal
Criminal court that may be expected
to last with its successive terms for at
least a year and probably much longer
Army In Cuba Given Name.
Washington, Oct. 16. Brigadier
General Barry, acting chief of staff, to
day imued a general order by direction
of the president etating tbat tbe mill
tary lorcea now assembled In Cuba or
to be assembled there are constituted
an army tn be known as tne Army oi
Cuban' Pacification.
HUNDREDS ARE BURNED.
Vessel With Two Thousand Chinese
On Board Catches Flra.
Hongkong, Oct. 15. Ilia British
steamer Hankow, from Canton, was
burned at 8:10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing; while lying alongside htr wharf,
Hiinderdsot Chinese passengers were
burned to death and a valuable cargo
was destroyed. ! All the European pas
senteis and crew were saved.
The steamer Hankow, with 2.0U0
Chinese pasaengaia, men, women and
children, aud seven Euiopeaus, and a
earao including 8,700 bales of matting,
660 bales of raw silk and 400 bales ol
waste silk, arrived from Canton at S
o'clock and was shortly afterward
mnnrad at the wharf.
Her chlel officer reported to Captain
Branch that the ship was ante. The
eantaln then directed the chlel engineer
to turn on the water through tbe flra
hrtse. This was iaiposslble lor the raa
ton that within Ave minutes after the
alarm was given the Hankow t
ahlaaa fore and aft.
Captain Branch then awakened the
European passengers, who rushed down
the gangwav. the ladies In their night
clothes. The crew was compelled to
leave the ship, which by this time was
a veritable furnace.
Responding to signals, the British
i-rnieor Flora and the naval dockyard
distpached contingents of enginea and
ateietants. The floating brigades ol
firemen made heroic efforts to extin
gulsh the nature, which leaped to a
hel.ht of over 60 feet.
The Chinese steerage paesengeis were
thrown Into a (rightful panic, lloirl
tying abiiekt and cries to save their
lives were heard, but escape was inv
possible, owing to the inflammable na
tnra of the cargo. Hundreds were
burned to death and many others
iumoed into the harbor and were
drowned.
ARIZONA UNITED.
Determined to Preserve Her Identity
and Will Refuse Jo;nt Statehood
Phoenix. Aris., Oct. 15. The terri
tory of Arisona. rich in American citi
senship, as well as natural resources, Is
making a determine! fight to retain Its
identity. The people aa a whole are
bitterly opposed to the plan of Joint
statehood with New Mexico. They ad
vance various reasons for tbeii oppoti
tion, some ol tbem potent and others of
little aoDarent weight. Whatever tbe
reason, they are overwhelmingly agalmt
joint statehcoJ, and will kill tha prop
osition at the polls next month. The
lesder of the "jointists in Jiorthern
Arisona acknowledges that be does not
count upon more than 15 per cent of
the vote in favor of jointure.
Tbe chief objection to union with
New Mexico appears to be based upon
the disparity in sise and quality of
population. Tbe Mexiean element in
New Mexico numbers at least eu per i
rent of the total population. In Ari
sona the Mexican vote ia about 15 per
cent of tbe total. Much of the Mexi
can population in Arisona is n ung
consisting of laborers on railroads and
rrigation enterprises, etc., while His
Mexicans living in New Mexico are, at
a rule, native of the territory.
FURNITURE MEN PROTEST.
Say Railroads Discriminate In Freight
Rates to Pacific Coaat.
Washington, Oct. 15. A complaint
has been made to the Intt-rstate Com
merce commission by tbe North Caro
lina Caseworkers' sssooiatinn, whose
membership consists of firms engsged
n the manufacture and ssle of furni
ture, aga.nst many lines ot railroads in
tbe West, because of alleged unjust and
discriminatory charges for the trans
rortation of farnituie, especially from
High Point, N. C, and Danville, Va.
to Pacific coast terminal points.
Tbe complainants declare tbst the
railroads charge tbem 11.70 per hun
dred pound for carrying furniiurt
trom tbe North Carolina territory to
Pacific coast points, and insist upon s
minimum carload weight ol 20,000
pounds, whereas tbey claim to be able
to put into a car only 12,000 pounds
of furniture. Tbey insiat, therefore,
i hat tbe rates are unreasonable and ark
the commission to issue an order re
quiring the railroads to limit 36-foot
carload lots uf furniture to 12,000
pounds.
Chinese May Stay Here.
Cincinnati, Oct. 15. Although a la
borer at the present time, the fact that
he was a merchant when the Cbineee
exclusion law was passed, saved Jung
Yuen, a Cleveland Chinese, from de
portation, tbe United States Circuit
court ol appeals bsving so decided to
Hay. Distiict Judge Taylor ordered
Jung Yuen deported, as he was woiking
in a Cleveland laundry when arrested.
His attorney maintained that as Yuen
was a merchant in New York at the
time tbe law was passed, be was there
fore exempt from deportation.
Hard to Reconcile Them.
Cienfuegns, Oct. 15. Consul Gener
al Rteinhart's endeavors to settle local
difficulties and reconcile the hostile
factions have not yet borne much fruit
Tbe Liberals continue to demand tbe
removal of all tbe police and would be
glad to have the mayor of the city oust
ed . Tbe amnestying ol all persons
connected with the murder of Congress
man Villuendis last year is serving to
quiet the bad feelings tbat bave pre
vailed. Tbe volunteers, Instead of
turning in all tbeir guns, have conceal
ed some and buried others.
Muat Shelter No Strangers.
St. Petersburg, Oct. 15. The minis
ter of tbe Imperial cenrt baa issued an
order forbidding officials and employes
of the conrt to rent rooms or otherwise
shelter any persons without the specia
permission of tbe minister. The order
is due to tbe arrest of Klepnikoff and
other Terrorists at Peterhof, September
28, and the discovery that many of the
participants in the conspiracy were liv
ing unsuspected in tbe Immediate vi
cinity of the palace.
More Yellow Fever Cases.
Washington, Oct. 15. The Marine
H Mpital service has been advised of
tha appearance of three new cases of
yellow fever at Havana and of one at
Cienfueg)S and one at Guinea.
The amall ollK uf tlw SiH'Ifly for Ibl
Aaalatallf of Hllllgurlllll lUlullgMUt.
which atnuds opposite the lottery w
v. v.,pii (ia fniwiliHl tu the full
with a Uiat of new arrival Tut) ui'i,
drcmed In siuiill, berlbboned round bats,
tight Uttlng warn d leatuer trouwrs
tucked In the tops or wgu noota, .w
calmly smoking tliolr longstiuiimed
nliK.sitia writer lu theClileagoNewa.
the women, arrayed lu foreign cottuns
aud woolens, were eveu more piamu aim
unoiuietnnod than the incu. !
A cab drove up lu front of the plain
brick building, uud a short, atout wom
an .tnrk of fat ami evidently forelgu
h JmiwiL stfiitiod Into tbe crowd!
with a ruatle of silks.
v., tinimlMod ma a girl to day," she
said, sharply, I" Kugllsu. although with
a proncuticed foretgu act-out.
"We have ouly one girl."' he replied,
"but she wau'tt slxteeu dollars, aud she
tau't worth half of It."
"All of thfiu want wore than they're
worth, anyway. Let uie aw Irar."
-Anna llaatUnlk I" call.nl the clerk.
A tall, thin woman, with a plain,
dark shawl looped over her head like
suubomiet, entered Uie room, lbir
cheeks were broimtl. and ber whole m
pearunce, from her long, strong arma to
her fiat chest, was that of ft woman
used to hard work In the nobis of her
native laud.
You want work!" questioned the
wonlttbe employer.
Tbe Immigrant shrugged her should-
era. "J Here are plenty or pieces,
said. Her sharp eyes Bashed a ques
tioning took, half-humor, half-Inquiry,
upon her luterlocutor. Then she gave
a start of surprise, and smiled.
"What wages do you want!"
"Sixteen dollars."
"It's too uiui'h," came the objection.
In good Hungarian, "lu tbe old coun
try you gut lets Uiau two."
"That's why I came to tbe new coun
try,' returned the Immigrant, calmly.
Well," aatd tbe woman, I tbluk I
will take you."
I dout know that I want to come
yet How mauy have you In the ram
tlyr
What difference how many I have
la the family T Tou wou't cave to work
ueurly as bard as you did lu the old
eouutry."
"That's why 1 came to tbe new coun
try, with a saille.
"Well, will yeu come?"
"What's the rellglouT
"What has tbat to do with Itr said
the woman angrily. "My tvitglun Is my
own affair. I will not employ you."
Turning to face the auiuvd clerk, she
aid. "She ought to be seat back to her
farm work In Hungary. Nothing here
la good enough fur her."
Anna Kantlziilk remarked to a com
panion In tbe woman's i-oni pertinent
t knew her. Sbe's Martha Zlltlth.
She worked as a servant gtrl tor a
farmer near the towu from which I
come. lr she got a rlcn man in uits
country, maybe I can. too."
FAILED TO DESCRIBC WIFI.
Victim ( Matrimony Wko Theeskt
II Coald t.o.t Uat.
"Say. you. Mr. Married Man," said
Contes llouae hotel clerk to an ac
quaintance this morning, "I'll make a
little bet with you. You've bevu a vic
tim of matrimony for five years, but
'11 wager a good cigar that you can't
oIThand tell your wife's height weight
and tbe color of ber eyes and hair.
Quick, now, without stepping to think
is It a gor
Sure." replied tbe married nan.
I'll smoke on you."
All right go ahead with the de
scription. Hut be careful I am ac
quainted with her. What does she
weigh?"
"A hundred and thirty-three. That's
eaxy we both got weighed a few days
ago."
Very good. What's the color of ber
hair?"
by, black ; that la, pretty near
black a sort of browntab black, with
a kind of a er reddish tinge."
Get out; tbat doeea't go. Reddish
black-brown doesn't mean anything.
now tall Is sher
Well, the top of ber bead Just comes
to my chin, and I am five feet eleven
Inches. Sbe's about let me s about
ve feet two."
"What's the color of her eyes?"
"Blue no, by Jinks ! I believe they're
gray. Confound It, I guesa I lose tbe
bot Seems to me one eye Is blue, but
distinctly remember looking at one
of them the other day and It was gray.
Or maybe It was one of. my stenogra
plier's eyes I noticed. Darned If I
know."
Just so," scornfully remarked the
hotel clerk. "But never mind, you do
as wall as the average man. Not one
In ten can give an accurate description
of bis wife.
"I saw an Instance of It this morning
In tbe Milwaukee railway ticket of
fice. An old married man was buying
tickets for himself and wife tbe tick
eta tbat bave descriptions of the pur
chaser punched In them and he
couldn't get bis wife transportation un
til be bad gone home and taken a look
at her. Fact" Kansas City Star.
The Prince of Walea' Ilubblaa.
Tbe Prince of Wales baa several hob
bles. He keeps pigeons, and, like the
Czar of Russia, has a huge collection
of postage stamps. But bis strangest
bobby Is tbe collection of photographs
of bubles. It Is said tbat tbe more com
leal are the faces the better be llkoa
tbeir photographs; and he even In
eludes In bis collection portraits Isaiiod
as advertisements by proprietors of lu
'ants' foods.
For Poaterlty'a Sake.
"Weary, why don't yer aver do no
work?"
"I'm t'lnkln' e my descendants,
Ituggxy."
"Wot d'yer mean?"
"Fur be It from me to do any act
that'll keep 'em from boastla' that the
founder of their family wuz a gent of
leisure I" Cleveland Leader.
A certain plain woman has a hand
some husband. We . wonder If she
properly appreciates him?
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Allra.
mil tv
down. . ,
f 100 Rswsrd, H0.
Tha tea.
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bl ilier la """t "" ' , , ,
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al i,..tlinoulal. a CO.. Toledo, 1
At WllkolNtrre. l'a In one day recent.
t 4t& foreigners were uawrehevtl.
IIS fc"
vatiaa, t'r H M. Kim-, M. '
Rneak r.
Tommy What la tlie "height of fob
ly," p"'
FaYour sister's beau, my sou.
Is six feet two.
He
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sirallallng ihcFotxInrttinci'ulit
in? the SloauiflB tukl llowvls ii
Promotes DiftcslioaChivrfiil
rtcss ami hYsi.Contalns ih-IUVt
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bootl.lack la iWao.
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hard .'ur.face ,on the reduce, friction, while a .pe-
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mt ef the graft tbat rightfully bstpnged
le lbs blr eltlvjars ef the eamttaa.
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Tho Kind Yoti lUv AlwnU Kouglit, wtd vrkUU hM bwa
ia w for over 30 ycr, hM liorno tlio ultfimtiiro of
oiiil Iu lH?n iimd umlcr Ut pcr
y'j W- ohl ujerUloo eJaco lUlwftMtry.
WlUcl AJDuW it e toiliHlv you Ih thin.
All CotinfcrffltH, ImitotUi itntl" Jutitid"r bnl
lUpcrlniMtW thttt trltlcj 1Uh tl etulnnirrr the With of
InfiutU uid ClUdrcn-linK.rU'uc iiglit lUiwrluMatt,
What Is CASTORIA
OaatorU. le fa linrmlcM iiilatlttit ftfW OH, Pturei
sjorir, lre HKthlrtff Hyrupa. It U I1'ftt. It
rttutulne neither Opium.'. Morphine nor other WoUa
ubetaucw. IUBU It ifut.ri.nter. It dety Y untui
and aUUiye lVvrrUhnwta.! It cure Dlurrhum nd vld
Cullo. It rellcvr Twthltur Trouble, cure ConrtlNtrtin
And FLUuleluy. It Maltnllutee tho VmnX, rearuUitew tlw
Htotiuu h und lloweU, glttnir hrnalthy stnd imturul aloep.
Tho C4lUlru ItuuM4Tho Jutwtitor'e I rlcud.
GENUINE CASTORIA AUWAY8
Soars tho
Si
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years
- aaatraarr, at
VarttaaasH. '
J Ontn4it--Totntny, la thrre an'..lti
you I'Se lti.r man a rwi at i
; Tvitiin; twlta Bis mouse land
Tra'm. Twe pWces. i
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Makes the
Load Lighter
Mica Axle Crea.e aave. hor.e power
conequently aave. feed. Mica Axle
Grea.e is the best lubricant li
the World u.e it and draw a
double load. If your dealer doe. not
keep Mica Axle Grea.e we will tell
you one who doe.. , "
Standard Oil Co.
We Trust
Doctors
If you are ufferlng from
Impure blood, thin blood, de
bility, nervousness, cxhaus
tlon, you should bctln al once
wltli AyeVi $arparlll., tho
SariopnrllU you have known
all your lire. Your doctor
knows U.too.' Atkhlmabouili.
T..a n.iitt l-w wait Mr iKa Maitlii-n
wui "''. V"'" """r
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ai,iitHHt, i-aiita b .lM. lli.xat,Ma.
m. aMl'a, a;t Ihtta ytli. tha a-r.
sir.
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eaaftujira af
gttl vwoe.
anu ctvr.
casaHV rectwu.
, af m
fiignaturo of
iiaaaar aaaav. ara t
One mt lite CUewaav Ma4a.
"lloof.ij- la Ibe Ut Mllry, te W sera.
mrlii laa rt)tvt, "but la Ike rarJ
uf tm many tnrn Ii Ia a poll-'l laa I aa(
a euryo.lrf value."
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