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impure or effete matters accumulated
In trie blood during the winter cause in the
Bpring such disfiguring and painful troubles
as boils, pimples, and other eruptions, also
weakness, loss of appetite, that tired feeling.
Th hsr medicine to take is Hood's
Sarsaparilla, which thoroughly
blood, and erlects permanent cures Dy giving
healthy functional activity to uie siomacn,
liver. lridnevs. bowels and skin.
Sariatabs ara Hwyls P.raalla la
rtoooiaiad utlt form. Th li",..M,5!!y
th. hm renitm oropartl. M Ih lluil ftnB.
kMHwumol d,.M,Ml.w.
m low b, .upnr.li.ii kkKj. or Icui
Guaranteed under the Food and
Law of Aaaarlcaa Dtwrl.
"One of the oldest humane laws In
this country," aald E. J. Sanford, "1
In (ore tn Nevada. In that section of
the American desert which lie In Ne
rada travelers In distress may flag the
limited passenger trains and compel
the train crews to give them water to
drink. The law makes It a felony to
refuse to comply with the traveler's
request."
Mr. Sanford aald numerous Instances
were known tn the earlier days when
travelers took advantage of the protec
tion this law afforded, but In recent
years few persons attempted to cross
the desert except by train. Kansas
City Tlnics.
Flrat of All.
The excitable Individual came tn late
and when the man tn the coatroom took
longer than usual to check his coat bis
temper knew no bounds.
"Hurry up," he exploded, "and check
my coat! Cant you see 1 hare been
standing here an hour?"
"My dear aian," replied the other,
calmly. "It is not your coat you wap".
te,
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uwi m umiu twice as
many potatoes as th United States. Tbe
average price a bushel Is 25 V4 cents.
"THE MARRYING SQUIRE."
Justice Geo. E. Law, of Brazil, Ind ,
Has Married 1,400 Couples.
Justice Geo. E. Law, of Brazil, Ind.,
has fairly earned the title "The Marry
ing Squire," by which he is known far
and wide, having al
ready married fome
1,400 couples. Ten
years ago he was dep
uty county treasurer.
irV; Vrff "me, tarn
? -C2&r Juetice Law, "I was
fToUi r suffering from an an-
v B J
ble. My back ached,
my rest was broken at night, and the
passages of tbe kidney secietions weie
too fiequent and contained sediment.
Three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pille
cured me in 1897, and for the past
nine years I have been free from kidney
complaint and backache."
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Drug Act, June 30, 1906. No. 324.
"Cwl-Br, Baby!
Tbe German Empress has been beard
to say that tbe happiest periods of her
life were the few weeks following the
birth of each of her children, when she
wss able to retire from public duty and
enjoy her new treasure.
It happened when the youngest son
of the German royal family was sn In
fant that one of the ladles of tbe house
hold, upon going Into the nudsery hast
ily, discovered the empress kneeling be
side her baby's cradle.
Her majesty rose hurriedly, and
came forward with ber eyes full of
tears.
"No," she said, smiling unsteadily
into the anxious face of tbe lady In
waiting, 'nothing Is tbe matter. I
was only saying good-by, baby. Tou
know I have to give him up to-morrow,
and it is the last night"
What la Dcitrorlaa- Nearroaa.
The police officers of Greenville are
doing s good work in ferreting out the
dispensers of "C.alne In this section. A
prominent levee contractor said recent
ly to tbe writer that the use of cocaine
was doing more to destroy tbe colored
people of the Delta than any other
agency. He ssld a man or woman un
der tbe influence of cocaine was every
thing that Is bad, and besides tbe use
of tbe drug seems to destroy tbe user
both mentally and physically. Tbe pen
alty for wiling cocaine except on a phy
sician's prescription la severe, and tbe
courts should all make a special effort
to secure the punishment of those guil
ty of violating tbe law In this respect
Greenville ( Miss. ) Democrat
aniaara a Real Lttarr Hera.
Every year in the Rumat country, In
India, a marriage lottery Is be la, gen
e rally in October. The namas of all
the marriageable girls and of tbe
young men who are tired of bacbeloi
life are written on slip of paper and
thrown into separate earth pots. One
of each kind Is drawn at one time by
a local wise man. The youth whose
name Is drawn out obtains a letter of
Introduction to the young woman whose
name accompanies bis, and then all
that remains for him to do Is to start
courtship, with all the ardor of whlcb
be Is capable. Such fortuitous court
ships might not appear at first eight tc
promise very well for future connubial
happiness; but, nevertheless. In tni
majority of cases, everything turns out
very satisfactory.
Braablaa: It Aside.
Attorney (cross examining expert)
Tou beard tbe previous witnesses de
scribe the condition in which they found
tbe plaintiff in this case after the acci
dent happened. In tb light of their evi
dence, what becomes of your theory?
Expert Witness My dear sir, their
testimony cannot be explained on any log
ical, scientific ground, and is utterly at
variance with every reasonable hypothesis
as determined by tbe law of averages. An
alleged fact cannot stand for a moment
when it conflicts with an established prin
ciple. Errs re human urn est Quod erat
demonstrandum.
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ROADS MUST BE GOOD
Companies Short on Freight Gars
Shown No Farcrs.
SHORTAGE NO LONGER FEARED
Line Wid Plenty of Care Form Com
bine Against Slow Return of
Borrowed Property.
Chicago, Apitl 30. Drastic meas
ures ate to be adopted by the railruails
of the entire country to stop car steal
ing and thf teby compel the roads which
are short of equipment to provide them
selves with sufficient number of can
to transport their tiattie.
Acting upon Irgal advice, all of the
railroads wbiih are Interested in stop
ping car stealing have decided to boy-
colt all car thieving roads with a view
to eliminating this evil from the trans
portation world. lu doing to the tail
roads expect to end the car shortage
and to pievent a recurrence of a scar
city of equipment which paralyses) the
business of the country.
The railroad bcycott will consist of a
refusal by all roads which ate mem
bers of Uie tier diem and the car diver
sion agreements to permit their cars to
go to railioads which are not members
of these agreements and also a refusal
to make through rates over such lines.
This is a direct and positive boycott
of all car stealing roads, as it applies
onlv to roads which are short o! equip
ment and which have refused to become
parties to the two agreements men
tioned. tt
Through rates mean through routing
and both expieesiona involve the use of
the csrs, and where reatonable rules
and regulations are not recognised a
carrier is not compelled to establish a
through route. Under this ruling I
roost rigorous boycott can be maintain
ed against roads which steal the equip
ment of connecting lines and use It foi
months without return or without ade
quate compensation for the use of the
cars.
The penslties are now so high for the
misuse of cars by connecting lines that
no road can afford to keep the cars and
pay the penalties.
REVOLT BREAKS OUT.
Montenegrins Openly Rebel Against
Military Rule.
Vienna, April 30. Dispatches re
ceived tonight report an outbreak ot s
revolt and grave political crisis in Mon
tenegro. Military government has been
proclaimed, and Premier Tomanovk-a
has tendered the resignation of the cab
inet, which Prince Nicholas has refused
to accept.
Armed bands are reported to be
marching on Cettinie. Serious street
fights have occurred at Podoritza, 39
miles north of Soutari and having a
population of sbiot j,000.
The trouble iu Montenegro has arisen
because of the campaign the cabinet
has been inaugurating against the Kad
ical party. The govern ment is accused
nf instigating the destination of the
principal offices of the two Radical
papers at Nikeces, which had sttacktd
the government and Prince Nicholas
This action has aroused consternation
OKLAHOMA TOWN SWAMPED
Heavy Rains and Floods Destroying
Crops and Other Property.
Oklahoma City, Ok la., April 30.
With Lightning creek running out of
its bank, and the Canadian river rising
steadily, tbe people of the lowlands of
Capitol Hill, a suburb of this city, are
tonight facing a situation that will bo
come critical if the heavy rains of the
last 24 hours continue. The lowlands
have been converted into a veiitable
swamp, crops have bwn ruined and
much etock drowned.
No human lives have been lost so
fur as can be established tonight. Res
idents in the b' t'orns were forced to
l.ve their homes and several persons
were in trees last night. One house
Moated down the Canadian river with a
family inside. The occupant were
rescued.
Propose to Test Rate Law.
Lincoln, Neb., April 30. Alettir
from Union Pacific headquarters to the
stale railway commission today inti
mates that the roads contemplate re
sistance to the 2-cent passengt r rate
law. The letter is an answer to in in
quiry from the commission asking why
the Nebraska patrons were not being
given the benefit of the 2-cent rate on
interstate travel. In reply to this the
Union Pacific sajs that the lawyers for
that line and others are seriously dis
posed to unite in a suit attacking the
validity of the law. -
Nin Jurors in Two Months.
Ban Francisco, April 30.--Four Jur
ors more were finally selected and five
were sworn in today's proceedings in
the Ruei trial. This leaves three addi
tional jurors to be obtained for the
completion of the trial panel a task
begun two months ago. The prosecu
tion is hopeful of beginning the intro
duction of evidence some time this
week. The panel was tentatively filled
today by the acceptance of three tales
men. Three of the eight prolietionary
jurors were subsequently challenged
peremptorily.
Stay Day Under Water.
Newport, R. I., April 30. Many
persons interested in the coming trials
of the submarine boats Lake and Octo
pus arrived here Us lay. The competi
tive tests are to be the most exhaustive
and thorough ever can led out here.
The boats will be submerged for 24
hours with the board crews eating and
sleeping on the vessels. A number of
foreign olicers and experts are expect
ed, and it is probable that they will
observe the movements from shore.
Steamer and Crew Perish.
London", April 30. News has reach
ed here that the Brit ish steamer Thorn-
hill, bound for Rio Janeiro, was de-
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I RIOTS Wfttiliu in inw,
Ball Cartridges fXven to Volunteers
and Hlah Officials tmisi.
r .i., n-iiln), India. Artrll SO.
RitUw and 80 rounds of hall cartridges
i i...- ..l .,.. ft t lmal vuhlll
nave iieru oviiom vw ... . ,
teers In consequence of signs of marked
unrest among the Hindoo student ele
ment. The publication of inflammato
ry article In the native newspai".
inciting race hatred agniusv iue
peans and demanding native control ol
Uie government m iii v "-
an elected parliament, has been follow
ed recently oy runs ni uimn
where in the rinjau aim oy aiiv v
L-r.,n.Hia Pmfraaiiinal and political
agitators ate uow fomenting strikes on
the railroHds, and the govornuieut has
concluded that it is time to suppress
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the noting Dy toieeiui means,
aarv.
The authorities ste satisne.1 that s
I (nuit. will himmhIHv end tin-
ontwaid signs of disaffection, especially
as Uiey uave ine unanimous uir v
the great Mohammedan population,
who, at numorus mass mevtliiKi have
empirically eoondi'inned the anti
Kumpean movement. Recent eventa
have given a remarkable impulse to
enlistment in the volunteers. The re
cruits include five judges of the Su
preme court, the dirvciors of public in
struction, university pioietsors, niii
.tvu.,,,.ii,f aMu-IaIh ami li'&diinf bank
ers and merchants, sll of whom have
enteied the ranks of Uie privates.
TORNADO IN TEXAS.
Etght Lives Known to Have Been Lost
and Heavy Damage Done.
Fort Worth, Tex.. April 29. One
town is deetroved, extensive damage
done to property and crops at other
points and eight lives are known to
have been lost as a result of a storm
which was general over this state Sat
unlay night, and at some points assum
ed the pioportions of a tornadc. accord
ina to a meager report received heie.
The village of Heaming, in Cook
county, was practically wiped out snd
five Demons are reported to have been
killed at this point. The dead Include
W. Alexander, a young child named
Wilkinson, two men sud a little girl.
The field ot the tornado w-s about
500 feet in width. At Valley View
several houses were blown down and
Robert Nichols was killed. Two other
men were killed in the same ne ghbor
hcod, but their names were not learned.
At Sulphur Springs hail banked tn
drifts and stalled all trains. At Celeste
a big eotton mill was blown down.
The fruit crop in the nelghboihood
of Sulphur Springs was destioyed; cot
ton and corn was beaten to the ground
and the damage will amount to uiai j
thousands of dollars.
HERMANN ACQUI I TED.
No Wrong Done in Destroying Letter
Books, Says Jury.
Washington, April 29. Ringer Her
mann walked out of court Saturday
afternoon a free man. No longer docs
he rest under the charge of having
fraudulently destroyed 35 letter press
copy books just prior to his retirement
from the c trice of land commissioner
That he destroyed the books he d -
not deny, but that he did so with
wrongful intent is denied by both iler
mann and by th4 jury, and its judgment
is final. His sjcalled private letter
books may bave contained some olhcial
letters, He man i may or may not have
known of thi fact, but the jury has
held that he 1 1 not fraudulently de
stroy the books. He did not destroy
them for the purpose of impairing the
usefulness of the records of the general
land office nor to cover his own track,
and so holding, the jury let at naught
more than six weeks' testimony Intro
duced by the government to show a mo
tive.
Hermann has made no plans for the
future. He will eventually return to
Ortxgn, hut whether he will again ven
tore Into politics la yet to lie deter
mined. He said ton iu lit that his I Imp
had been so enirr.ed with the trial
that he had given no thought to the
future. He ttated, however, that the
verdict was not a sin prise to him. He
had been conscious all along of his in
nocence and having every confidence in
the fairness of the jury, folt no concern
about tbe outcome.
Cuba Is Settling Down,
Canclnnatl, April 29. That the
Uruttd Stares government will wltii
draw from temporary control of Cuba a
great deal earlier than has been auipj
ed by many was manifested in an inter
view by Secretary Of War Taft today.
Briefly referring to that couutry and his
recent visit there, the secretary said
that the Culn sett lement had proved
so unexpectedly satisfatcory and that
Uovernor Magoon has won so complete
ly the confidence ol all parties that he
believes the Lnite States can with
draw befoie September, 1908.
Banquet to Rwettenham.
Vancouver, B. C, April 29. Sir
Alexander Swettctiburn, who was re
lieved of the governorship of Jamaica
because of his ungracious behavior to
Admiral Pavis, of the American navy
because the latter landed marines at
Kingston to palrol the town after it
had been partially destroyed try earth'
quake, will arrive in Vancouver In
July. The Canadian club of Victoria
proposes to tender him a banquet and
the same Ixxly rial suggested to the off!
cers of the Vancouver Canadian club
that he be given a reception here.
Government to Mediate.
Denver, April 29. A message re
celved here late tonight from Washing
ton announces tliat Chairman Knapp,
of the Interstate Commerce commis
sion, and Labor Commissioner Neill
have accepted the invitation of the Den
ver A Rio Grande Railroad comnanv
to come to this city and assist in set
tling theo'ntroveisy between the com
pany and Its ti a I n men and conductors.
Messrs. Neill and Knapp will arrive in
lAmver Wednesday,
Death When Pier Drops,
Baltimore, April 29. A section
500 feet of the new oier belna con.
'iruriea at ine immigration station
Locnit Point. South Baltimore, fori
Baltimore A Ohio railroad, collapsed
mis suernoon, carrying down wilt
ibatwoan ZD ind, 2ft jpuJHpnpf wh
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will call the attention of all my Irlends
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side I -hcerfully recommend it to all
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A Care of Spring Catjrrh.
Mrs. X. I'. Ulr. 4'.'3V. N. Hriwd-
ay, l'.ttaKiirg, Kiis , wiits.: "lt
I .....i..l ft a .t..r.i isil.l uliit-ll tltu
vtdoped into serioim rase of rstai rh.
I fell weak and sick, and could neither
eat nor sleep well.
"A meiiilieroiour ciuti no nail ixwn
I ..I ..,.rl. ft.is,.i..t, tl..l OMJl l
rutw adviwl mo to try it, and 1 did so
at om-e. I eipecte.i neip, mil noiiiiiig
like tne wonoeriui cnaugr ir io wiw-r
( observed almost as toon aa I utaitisl
taking it. In three days 1 felt much
heller, snd within two weeks 1 was tn
tine health. Tenuis is a wonderful;
medicine.
fori tin la a llor' Hlrir r.
Iteiause John llermaiiii. a small boy
,n Lincoln, Nob., forgot hi mother's
coniinniid to be sure and wash his tWt
before going to bed. several Lincoln
men seeui to out hliu the rlianee to
make a fortune. An aiitlrtil"g)tln
factory Is to he started lu eumixjueui-e,
tbe antiseptic application to tie tuariu
facturinl from clay bank lu the south
ern part of the city. The boy, who had
gone barefooted for the nrst time this
year, awoke the next morning to flud
that his clay-covered feet were blis
tered. Dr. Wlnnett, after etamlulng
tbe clay with whlcb t!i younsiter's
foul was coated, dwlareil tlut all that
It neeiled to obtain a very good quality
of antlphloglatlne, or I'eiiver mud, waa
the addition of glya-rlu and an aotl
septic. Th doctor ami the owners of
the land through which the clay banks
run at once made plans fur a factory.
Chlcogo Record II-r;il.l.
A Woman i.4u.-udffiliiMil
A noteworthy example of high mind-
ediiess and tinsrlfliliiiess waa nit-iitly
ia-t by a Southern woman lenr.;is aa
honored n.iiue. A re,lutlou am Intro-!
iluced In the Ktate Seii ite of North ,
Carolina providing Nnslon of $lrO
per month for the by-iio-meaii ru-h
widow of the famous (jeneral "Stonn
wall" Jnckson. Of Its passage there
would have been little il.nilit had Mr.
Jackson herself not luterjioaed. Hut
she promptly wrote a letter to the rVn
ate, euylng Hint the present Kt.it law
limit nil M-nsloris to peimn who have
not of ermnl property, and as
she KisseH:pd more than that she re
quested that the bill tie withdrawn ami
the money It wits proposed to give her
lie appropriated for the relief of the
d.-stltute widows of Confederate veter
ans. Mrs. Jackson's p,.s was beedod,
and now she I held In even higher geu
cral esteem than ever before.
Tokio I a hundred years older than
St. i'etersburc.
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