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MCPDUKO ANl Nl'DDT-Kn.
Tn a, recent piem not complimentary
to the land of his birth. Kipling wrote
either of muddling oafs or of middled
oaf. Contention has arisen as to ex
actly whiU he meant. Humanity
ynarns to know whether the Eng-llsh
oaf is muddle.! or nuddled.
That an oaf la muddled Is plain,
reasons the Taeoma Iedcer. The very
fai-t that he is muddled causes him
to be an oaf. The onf mleht as well
have been called an Idiot, except that
th measure of the poem required few
er feet Just at the :a. where th cat
appeared.
Kipling does not say oommonp'ace
things. Nothing' could be more com-
monplaee than the assertion that the
oaf Is nridVed. ar.d. there-
for, the chances are that he d scribed
this unfortunate being as nuddled. lor
nuddled Is a rare word. It is Just the
sort of word that would cause the
Kipling soul to thrill of delight A
few have had the pleasure of seeinc
it in print, and still fewer knowing
the meaning of it the won! becomes
an object of Interest so absorbing that
the mind is. diverted from the theme
of the roast
There are two significances to nud
dle." As a noun, it Is the nap of the
neck. A a verb, it Implies the a-t
of stooping and keeping the eyes on
the gnJund. To be nuddled is to have
assumed this position. ' Therefore the
player of golf and kindred games is
nuddled. and on this point there Is not
the slightest need of narreling. The
real issue Is as to whether a person
so nuddled is of n-eeasity an oaf.
Doubtless to Kipling in his present
mental state, he appears so. The exlg- j b-ink-brakimc adv-ntur. hi. h y. i
enoy of the pastime causes nuddling :,IV- journaN have s-ar-ed and joirna's
and dots not. a lea-: as a certain-, j s. hie', .-xi -r.-sly I' lnn t'l.-mse v- nn
cause muddling. j h-'n-' all th.T is yellow hnv- .j-
The suggestion has been ma le that j parla :! on :n ...'ov 1 1 vai i"T
perhaps the poet pennel his burning y- ,-h..vab s w ho.' strenuous, suo
fines with the intention of si-ying ; ,., -f,,! .in, ,.minen-ly seif-n-llant . a
muddled oaf. It is plain that a sports- ( rrr j, r,r,,of p...sit;ve of the fact tha'
man going out clad in white is likely j. , no gan-W-r. an I the ...lu.e i 1! j. re
to get bedaubed with the suiljmlad" over his indiscri-et bu'. as It
upon which he gambols. He is sub- j n,iw apt-ais. by no m.-ans r-niarkal!
Ject to falls. He may get swipe,) with : ,rf orman. e .a Moir- r .irlo. ar- ..v.-r-one
of the weapons carried by a con- j draw n an 1 urn-oiled for.
federate. However, this Is only a sug- j
gestion thrown In for what it is wonh j a b-tlloon Journey from Fran, e
and without guaranty that it is worth aeross the Alps to Italy is Intended
anything The concensus of opinion 'during the coming year, M Dmmatet,
favors nuddled. and. until the author an aeronaut and artist, being the pro
Is heard from in denial, nuddled will ! moter. He has made a grat eil!e -be
accepted. nion of views uk-n with the lens and
(pencil, the largest in the world and
While Governor Shaw was in the will greatly enrich it if his trip turns
executive chair of Iowa he issued par- ;out to b successful There is some
dons to 4T3 prisoners. Among thew? thing grandiose In the ld-a of looking
were men guilty of offenses against dow non Mount l:lm.-. he Junfrau
women, to the number of JS; some and the Matterhorn. and picturing
form of fraud, 30; manslaughter. 14; them from altltud' n-h-re the eagle
forgery. 18; perjury, 5; embezzlement, jdar" not soar. Kveryboily will wish
4: the climax being capped by the
extending of freedom to 128 convicted
of burglary-, robbery or larceny. A
peculiarity of these pardons was that
they were made In secret and the
records kept from the press. The re
lease in the rases of more than W per
cent are said to have been a com
plete surprise and in many instan'-eg
to have excited string protest. There
can be no question but the pardoning
power Is often abused, and there will
be Uttle question but this mistake was
made by Governor Shaw. If the work
of the courts Is to be undone by the
executive power, considerable effort Is
wasted In the effort to maintain the
judicial machinery. Courts as a rule
are not unduly severe. The hope of
checking crime lies In the oo.wlbillty
of punishing the criminal. The chance
of easy and unostentatious pardon re
moves from society one of its neccs
sary protections. When criminals are
turned loose by wholesale the affair
becomes a concern of other communi
ties than those from which the prison
ers had come. Surprise at the record
of Governor .Shaw's clemency was due
to the fact that the men releai-d did
not go back to their accustomed
haunts. Where did they go? Probably
a large portion have since visited
other prisons and some may be slgh-
Ins fr Hi in! 14 custom of eour
ing pardon by tho simple method.
.f asking for U Tho lawbreaker Is
sent t. Jail partly because he a
menace to his fell.nvs an.! partly that
be may be reformed How an.l there
will bo an example of undue austerity
on the part of the court, or there ill
he pv.loiii that the prisoner desire
:o lend a better life If he merit vir
ion there will seldom te expression
.iKnmst the granting of It. but it U
:ihurd to suppose that In such n state
is Iowa men are sent to the peni
tentiary by the scores ami the hun
dreds v hie r.-.!" .! .vvu th-ir lib
eric. I'm much clemency Is a reflec
tion on She Judgment of tho courts and
.1 thfa: .u i:ttM t"'-' tooici. v o.' the
stautes
Newspaper "1th ; turn b,r milking
moral mountains out of tno'ehills arc
Just now unctumsly exploiting Mr.
Schwab Utile Indiscretion at Monte
Carlo. That It ' -on Is
plain, sine Mr. Schn.ib viiij!ii ii h;'vc
known the incident, however itKignifi
cm: in Hso'.f. vv.is of a t sipe :o he
magnified. !N:ort-i preached about
an.t shriek.! alvni: in .1 thousand ur-giis-eyed
ewp.p-r. to his own pass
ing discrelit and the uneasiness of tho
army of Invstors in the gru envr
prise he controls Hut. 'tf all
uher-.Mn lie th- enormity seen hv cor
tain newspapers in M- Schwab's of
fense Why such an outcry 01. r a
! peccadillo A a m .. of fact. e .
(,rtl!,. .Vtrnst. vvho c.-es '.. M n:-'
l.,-;,, ,,r j,,.r ,. .,. .1,.,
I h'os. jti' f.r the fun f th thine
j an ,,ut 0f deferce to the p-in-ip'e
; ,,f a. Koine .1. the (Ionian l
J y.,,,i,, . vlun tn.. v-;!11iM; tab'e
like the plague when at home will
stake a dollar ..r so on the turn o' a
ca-d a: Monte far!o with a It:!'
ompitn. :i"n :. ia inn
f.ls In gamb'in'- at a chur h fa;.- .t
t .i k : n .- a ch.ne,- ;-i 1 i.'u' rrhre ic
lottery Tt Is r'card-d simply as a
"lark." as a novel experience to be
tried once In a lifetime; an I It w as
without doubt In such spirit that M"
Schwab made the (fov himi trifling
ventures at roulette which are caus
ing as grevious a h.h .n 'ho 'unco
guid" news; aners r-s i Mr S. h.vab
were th" Archbishop of ('"anterbury
and had sat at the tables in full can
onicals. That the extent of Mr.
Schwab's alleged ' p'im"in" '.us been
grsly vagger.ite.l j n.s wl:lioiu ray
ing. He has already t.ik-n the trouble
to deny the sensational stories of h:s
success to the intrepid balloonist who
thus essays to Improve on the moun
taineering methods of Hannibal and
Napoleon, and show further conquer
ors, when thy come, a new pathway
over them above the hurricane and
the avalanche.
Tliere was Just one case before the
recent session of the Cumberland
quarter s-ssions court. In Kngland, the
other day. that of an old woman who
was charged with stealing a sixp'-nce.
Rut no departure wa.s made from the
regular procedure. A grand Jury,
tlilrty-slx common Jurymen, an an ay
of constables and clerks, a bench of
Justice, under the presidency of the
I'.ight Hon. James tjWther. member
of parliament, dealt with the matter.
CHILD WORTH MILLIONS
"My child la worth million to me,"
says Mrs. Mary Iilrd of Harrisburg,
Pa., "yet I would have lost her by
croup had I not purchased a bottle
of One Minute Cough Cure." One Mln
ut Cough Cure Is sure cure fo:' coughs,
croup and throat and lung troubles.
An absolutely safe cough cure which
acts Immediately. The youngest child
can take t with entire safetly. The
little ones like the taste and remember
how often It helped them. Every fam
ily should hare a bottle dt One Minute
Cough Cure handy. At tBs season es
pecially It mav be needed suddenly.
CHAS. ROGERS.
I Pitr Rr Before j
I the W ' Club i
j l Tki Cll, by j !.
j Mr. J. t. tiiatkc j
N01ID
In every country everv ajse.
as Mr. Pulton reniarkiM lust iiuvt
in somo woman arose who. In spite
of the obstacle In her path, bettered
the world by the power of her Intlu
ence. No matter when- In ho llsoiy of
the world we turn, a w iin i'i l.aine
stands out prominent. Hut our own
country tun !-vn move fortunate. In
eiv patre of hev h'tor w tlnd In-
I t.-a. I of one woman staudtir; out in
!l''l r-''.lf aalns( the olcu f of ! er
icx that we can point i ide to
many who have helped to mould our
I ci lltjasion. so that one Is bewildered
jI en It cornea to cho.vs m in :h m
1 for the moat worthy of our uttiiulon
! this' afternoon.
1 Our nation Is rich In tutl women,
no country on earth can I vsl 1 f half
h''r number Shall we -ipeak cf our
ell-know 11. (traclous wt"y hmlers
ur li'i.d ln"Aut!es our famous ac
treses, artists r mulcitW
nume'-ou' aiv the names 'ha sottire-t
themselves to ci;r m ' 'h i- .1 1 hole -is
m.vs; dIMl -ul!: .m p rii ios ,t kmc
better to turn nir atlenti 01 to those
-men vh i by ;h li-'i i- ! t m . 1
hi arts, the sirens h of the.r m iuK
in. I the sinn'.:i - he- :i","-e,
have not only i-i's d -t.in.'ii-.l o.
w 'ir. 11 In cur o n 1 in 1 ail I e- cur
o .1 n time, bu'- h -e ' il. 1 1
1 .
ih.
, ; ' '-r !n .'
' ! t 'c iii'.liien. e I .1
! .mc'-m-ei; of .u
j When .in. I v. K
! r.1- 0- He- he .:
j fr-..m an I th. ;
j'l-r Vnde To:n
I :i: : :i a sIVv:
lone of the -r- .i'.
;!', "nll war
I an-
1 '
I
M .1 S
d ' '
-0-, ,.s ti n
Its note ! a rl'.or
Ja r. th tee i--n;". ot ri 1 .vlnca on
; -f the while world 1' --reaps ti"t one
, if the reat reformers of our land H
j .1 s universally i.n 11 as lla"l--i
-. I v.--her Stowe. for I'tii- Ton
I abin" has been trans! iv ! 'nt. a"
r...i-t twenty-live different languagi s.
l.oiti those as fac reinovl from tlv
Jcivilixe-I world as Arabic Antu-n! if
Irhitiese and Siamese
I Mrs. Stoive was a woman of won
b-r.ul concentration of mind (
ni -n or women could have un Ic taken
such a work In the circumstances un
der which "I'ncle Toms Cabin' was
produced. In straightened means
with a large family to look after, the
listraotlons of her household duties
land the countless demands of he- llt-
jtle on-s would have proved t '1 g-cul
! ii licounig-enent. If not an absolute
i'ilwt.u-!e to most writers N'n l''s..n h r
I works tea-h Is greater than an !
found in the lontemplaiion "f "h- wo
;ni:m hers.-lf. who. ever i r l.-n with
h- .'ii-lli-M imjinrtunities and .nt. r
ruici .ns. ioul.1. without n-gle.-Hiig '!;
. MI) Ill-Is of her home, ye; till.! t;i' to
'ppbi a work tha- would ';t- th
'. h-art of the world. In her Hui" '-an
ifrip in lvVt all rhtss. s un:te,l .1.1
' h"i- honor and Iot pn-setic cal'e.l
'for-h universil en'tiu-iasm No au'h"r
h 1 1 ..er gtvHter rerognlt ;..n '-f nn
i tioti.il s nip.i'hy
on- of th- great-st i.-nders and I--j
f inner" of our lay was Kian n K.
Willarl .1 woman toire of pur..se an I
jof high Id-als. whose gn-nt aihieve.
' ments of the world were nuoh us to
rank her as one of the nmst famous
women of this len'tiry What i.ther
woman of anv nation displaced the
s.une astonishing versfiilliiy. vigor und
enthtisla..m that charncterizi-d her ca
reer' Temperance, equal suffrage, so
cial purity, labor reform. Turkish at
nintles. Hindu widows any question
touching the social amelisratlon In
any form '-oomianded her attention
nnd through her rhut of a host of wo
men she led. for F. E. Willard was a
general If ever there was one. An
amusing story Is told of her girlhood.
During h -r attendance- at the female
college at Everston. III., neither she
nT her sister Mary dressed In the
style the college girls then adopted,
and their doth" were often comment
ed upon. When, however, Mr. Wil
lard sent his daughters each a red
worsted h'sid for the winter wear the
merriment of the girls was unbounded.
One day, as Frances was Just putting
on the anything but becoming head
gear, a tall glii standing near began
to ridicule It Quick as a fash th
Indltrpant Fran--s turned upon her.
threw her down and rolling her up
under the desk defiantly marched out,
tying the strings of the despised h'iod.
thus, displaying a talent, for lighting
her own ba'tls which afterwwrds
served her well In fighting the battles
of the world. For her genius ar.d
achievement she v.nn the admiration
of two continents, but sh- won more
than that: she on love. Of what
woman of genius could It be said that
In thousands of cities multitudes as-v-mbled
to mourn her death Th
vorld may have admired her wonder
ful gifts as author, orator, patriot, or
ganlzer find reformer, but the love she
inspired followed her personality
alone. John Wooley says of her: "Her
quarter f a century of public service
lis ben to womankind the greatest
gift of any single life."
A woman who has given her life to
the world Is Clara Itarton, the leader
nnd president of the Red Crom .Soci
ety. Wherever the cry of misery
nrose that noble woman hastened, de
voting all her energy to ease the pain
of suffering humanity. Since ihe
days of our honored and beloved Flor
ence Nightengale, what woman has
iK-com- noted for greater self-abnega
AM! RICAN W(),ll.N
tion or has won her honor on a no
bler field of battle. Ik. ill 111 IMO. die
has now reached the ago of three s-re
and ten and Is yet as active and keen,
ly alert as one of Intlf her Visits Her
itmadng clearness of Judgment and
Iter mtnllke husliti-aa skill 111 admin
istering relief t as Us u res' gnle I
tiirouKhoiit the eotld She was re
called from the o'd world In lV'S to
take charge of the work of IUo U. d
Cro-s Society for our atniv in i'ub.i.
Her h.'ti 'tlrlent w.H'k In our Civil war.
In the Kmnco liorman war in ,r
tnein India and In Johnstown In
fact wlicivvor men, women and chil
dren were st rick -n has made the
name of Clara Itarton Mesi. , f i.t,i
one en I of the worll to tile olher
I would like to sti.-ak also of Susan
It Anth 1 1 v . Cody Staton and others
to whom we women owe our giowln,:
lights I would like to pay tribute
t th.- noblest of noted Amett. 111. wo
teen w h.vse devote, I lives pruv'-tl 'bat
tln-y. like ilall Hamilton and P. K
Wtll.iril. could truthfully sav ' I love
women' I 'duo Women'" Til. To t
not time to speak of th-m a'l Yet.
there Is one who rt'ovc nl o'hen
c'.uuts our at'cntioti. a voiutg wo
ntiiti. not vet ;lo rl-an when none is
i'Uici- t' th luMt 's pitrlitlc m
le uts A swe.'t. tctlie. generous lov
Itlg soul II '. tl 'to I'd llc .-n ll H'd'
II ei ttiat one nam., has t-tils- d the
s'.ltl!.:-! of the ,MV.Ti of the rlcli
It -n in luxuty. her gt.Mt hrf t ever
s-l-red 'v :he c-v O' pov.-rtV i t oh ... v, I
.ol Vo-lth the pliM.SU!'. S of 't'.e
' o'ltu- 'lie li.oi'f .1.1 1 c.lietv f s... l '
t1 1 '. ' 'or hi-r ito i hi tiii II t '!:n -.-.cl
thouchts ate upc d in p'.in
' th-1 un'tftitivr of th-- ni '.-'o s h. ti
-ur H i;- wl'h Spain bruk en! --h-
. 1 r t -1 1 1 - I 51 10.111 to .ei- go. -ti
llellt .ItVl e" to th- NlMolltl U'o
tn. n s K. lU f As-; .' 1.1; ion Anion:: h.-t
h - known ch i--!es Is Wo dvcnvst u
iliirf'itt.: rett-ei- .it I'vitigton -..h.-r..
.1 numln'i- of .-rtppvd ' ht'di.'tt of fli
s ums are nui-s-d nnl car. I fm
S'e.ir 'he Itrooklvn navy va--d sit,, hus
f un I. -I a cluti for the Pil ots on
w ' ti she h is sp.-r.t $i1iV! Her irlf's
.ml pet-i..it.tl lab-r among ...0 nicg
.iti! sir; ken soldier is well known
Itv both soldiers ami sal 'or she is p-.
ganb'd tis a saint As for detal!.s uc
. .lint of her chari'les not .-.en h-r
most Intimate friends are awut-e of
half she d'S. They only know, as
everyliody knows thin to no mil of
mls.-ry do.ss she turn .1 deaf ear to
no infd of li"r country .m etni'y hnnd
No wonder America h-ves her not
alone ls'i ause of her must generous
gifts to the poop not lo calise of her ex -
tensive i-hari.s. worthy cs nil th-se
Mould le- of Illen'lUl. lor l.einuse of a
gift of sou if thing greater, fn- more
valuable tl'-in j'l the wealth that sh"
li-.t'iBH th- gift of h--r own not.i..
s.-lf lie- life, her thoiigh's her lov
ing sytnpathv. those are 'he gift 1 ilia
p-'..- h,.r tl-o ttn-oti-si -.f ;ii php. in
throi'ls'.s In h.-r own w' it lugs In
the N'.-w- Yori' tsi.-ts two y.uts ait-c
while -no.nirigi'ig all to i-he at
I ill Ls' in. is l,... she S.lld 'He It MlllV
a woe. ,.f ii smi'.. ..f srnpath- tt Is
Worth fur more than a pirse of gold
given w ithout a loving thought " Ti
cr-id she most certainly pu's in prac
tice is
"Not what we give, but what we
share.
The gift witliou' the gc..r Is bare"
Among our noted women are there
any greater thn thes- liiitnnnlty lov
ing souls who have, by expending
their energies for Ihe good of others.
arned everlasting fame- .1 fame that
Is overshadowed by m.ne the world
bus ever prodifced -women of whom
we may say:
' These are the great of earth.
Great not by kingly birth
Urriit In their well proved worth;
Finn hearts ami true."
Tin: IlKVISKH IIIHI.K.
The new Amerlcnn stundnrd revision
of the lllhle bring It up to dnle,
without changing Its meaning; but do
the people want any change In the
original copy? Thousands will ans
wer "No." Thl would also b the
popular nnswer If you ask people who
have once tried Hosteller's Stomnch
Hitters to use some other remedy.
New- medicine come and go. but this
old rellllble remedy continues to be the
favorite .bencuse It can always be re
lied on In the most severe rased of In
digestion, dyspepsia, flatulency, ner
vousness, constipation or biliousness
We would therefore urge you to try
It. Vou Will feel Its beneficial effect
I from tho start, nnd It will eventually
restore you to perfect honlth. Our
Private Die Stamp Is over the neck of
the bottle.
Dr. Parkhurst says that It d'S's a
man more harm to enter a saloon by
it side door and have one drink than
to go In at the front door and become
drunk. Ily this It looks as though
the worst thing of all would ! to go
In at the bnrk door nnd have nothing
at all.
One cannot help but wonder If chest -nuts
are grown on the Danish Indie.
Kidney complaint kills more people,
than any other disease. This 1 due
to the disease being so Insldoti tt.at
It gets a good hold on the syntem be
fore. It Is recognlgod. Foley's Kidney
Cure, will prevent the development of
fatal disease If taken In time. Bold by
Hart's Drugstore.
CIIU.nUHN' BSI'KOIAU.Y I.I A MX
Mums, bruises and cut r i'Xtrttii-
I ly painful and If neglc tr.! often result
I In blood pohoiilng t'hlldivn ar espvel
itlly llsbU to such mltvki's Ncaus not
i mi careful. As a relTedy IHiWItt'
IWItch llaiel Halve Is uiiiqtmied. lU'aws
I nut the lire, stops the pain, ihui heal
'the wound. Heware if couutcifell
Sure our for pile "JVWItt'i Witch
llanel SIv rurvtl my hby of eciema
after two physicians gave hr up,"
iv rites James MocU. S. Webster, llid.,
'The sorv went so bad she soiled two
t . rive dresses a day" CHAS. HOG-
The S.uiili Afrhaii war has now
1 cached that hot nnd iinoiiitoiiubl.'
stage win-re cveryhodi Is acu-cnn -y.
1IVb0.lv else of ' plolollgltlK" It I'lll)
no one seems to think of mentioning
the Its-i t In this connection -Spi lug -Held
Republican.
A I'lti iPITAUl .K INVllSlMllNT.
"I was troubled for Ihui ev.ii
vcais with my stomach nnd In bed iia'.f
mv time," "iivs K. lVinlck. Souiei villc.
bid. "I spent ntxuit $1' nnd never
tould get unv thing to help me until
I tried K".o iypiw v'ure. I hnv
taken n few Nutles and am entirely
well " You don't live bv vvtint ynu eat,
but bv what you digest nnd nsslinllnte
If your stomal h doesn't digest your
food you are renty starving Ivod d
1 iv.spei, suv Cute does thr M'oiliacb's
wnrk bv .llit.stlng the f.H.d You .bori
have lo diet I'm nil you want. Ko.
did t'vspepsia Cure en'es all tmnnch
troubles CI I AS ROCK US
If sou- upheaval of nature should
1 ut otf :h' Ksirlda peninsuta from
th- continent proper, congress w-uild
lo-obab' V c.i hi a'e the event bv pass
liii .1 pro.'idiitorv lurlff against Flor
id 1 fi u ts Ito. hester lb raid
IH1N T 1,1V K 1M.:i-ri'IIKIt
Con- Ipa'ioit and h a th nev.-r go to
g. -tl-.rr 1". Wffs l.ltt'e rally I I-. is
ptolfote eii-V n. tlott of the t.oi. el-.
without .p-orvs. '1 luvr b " troll
lied cl'b cosip eit.--s nine ve:rs-' navs
.1 O il-.-.-tie v.- nuw. In I . 'I h-te
til.-I m iiiv reniedl. s toi' I. I'll- Kurly
'll'.-rs nlve l.st r.-ults ' CHAS
Ki I'.KS
I e i'h.i:fO . , l.tl 1 ,ec! I' "-MI tb
llnglir. I shoip I in.iiutatit lo-- ' spu-n
did lol.i-.l in Is a pr,.p..-;::. 01 1h.1t wii
I.- c.od.ll'.V s.sonded. We l--. V e, .)
.ill the ..th-;- nations on the map
Mlant.i Contiullon
w.'itiviN : :t Horns a pay
Titer ' no rest 'or th s.- tl-,-.-s II'.
t'e work.-rs l"r King's N.-w I.lfe I'dls
Millions are always I'll y u init Tor
pi. I I. her. Jaun dli-r ltllous.i.s Peer
und Abu ' They b-mlsh S'.-k Headache
and drive out Malaria Nrver gripe
or v.niken Small tn-te ill e work
w-iinders Try them. ?.'i cen s nt Hart's
Drugstore.
The i' of sale of the I'ntmtna r u'e
should carefully ex-ind- the ancient
sea tidal
Senal.ir Tlllmnn ought to be u gen
tleman but he Is about thr-e genera
tions shv of the N.sil.!!'y
NUTK .:.
During the nbsence in cptrm nf ,h
I'ogg. MMtlor tMirtii'T nnd geneinl man
ager of the lloji King l.ung Comi iny.
ihe nffnlr of the firm will In. nintiuged
by Ju Young, thriiuch whom nil busi
ness mu t he trttnsacel.
linl" ll'V't I.I'V'l s Cn.
i:t Itond St . Astorln.
W J Itryiin. Tom John. .11. J dm J
1 n'z and W'ehst.-r Ihnls -no a:l t.ill,
lug for the It.iers. and v.-t 'Ic I'oer
outlo-'k Is ns gloomy as ev -r This Is
I iiizllug - Kansas CHv '
NIOHT WAS II Hll TEllllOil.
"f would rough nearly nil night
long." write Mrs ('has. Apnleg , i f
Alendrln, Ind.. "nn l cinil I loudly
get nny sleep. I hnd consumntl in so
1 bud that If I walked a 1 l n-lt I would
cough frightfully and sp.t bind. but.
when nil other medicines fulled, three
II no bottles nf Dr King's Ni-'V Dlrcnv
ery wholly cured me nnd I gained 1
pounds" It's nbsnltitelv t,uitrnnleed to
'cure Cough. Colds 1 flrlppe, Itron
icbltl nnd nil Throat And l.ung Trou
bles. Price 60c and St .. Ti l.tl bottle
! free nt Hart" P'ii--r
PAVOUIThl NKAHI.T KVKHY-
Th- chaplain of the senate now In
cludes the newspaper correspondents In
bis prayers. He Is not too blind lo see
the danger of continuous am Di lution
1 - Kansas City Journal.
WHKRK.
I Constipation menn dullness, depres
sion, headache, generally disordered
health. DcWItt' Uttle Bnrly Riser
stimulate the liver, opens tho bowel
und relieves the condltons. flafe,
speedy and thorough. They never
gripe. Pavorlte pill. Cha. Rogers,
druggist.
r-
In captivity the fod of the famous
Apache chief Oeronlmo l c o'-nre
of watermelons, which Is nn Improve
ment of what he used to raise St.
I.ollls lilobo-Deni' rrnt.
A THOI.'HAND DODKARiU THIIOWN
AWAY.
Mr. W. W. Ilaker, of Plalnvlew,
Neb., writes: "My wife had lung
trouble for over fifteen year. We
j tried a number of doctors ami sismt
lover a thousand dollars without any
Irollef. Hhn was very low and I lost
iull hope, when a friend suggested
trying Koley' Honey and Tar, which
1 did; and thank be to this great
remedy. It saveij her life. She I
stronger nnd enjoys better health than
she has ever known In ten year. We
shall never be without Foley' Honey
and Tar nnd would nsk those allllttted
to try it. Sold by Hart's Drugstore.
j Foley's Honey nnd Tar Is bet for
j croup nnd whooping cough', contains
; 110 oplntes, and cure ulckly. Care
j ful mother Weep It In the house. Bold
by Hart' Drugstore.
8omeb.Hly nsk "Have th 1'illplllo
iny llberly bell" We I bulk not, per
haps, but I hey can be wifely inpte.
e nl ed III Ihe ciiii k I hit I appeal' III
the old bell Atlniiln l 'otisl llllllnn
CKKUK ( WISH Ml'UHKSTION,
"I have been lately troubled lliuiil
Willi dyspepsU. Isle, ling and sour
stomach," writes M . Mead, lead
log plinrmnclst of Altlelsirg. Mium
"I could eat hardly anything without
ufToiiug several hours. My clerk g
gested that I try Kdl Dyspepsia
jl'iire which I did with tuoa( linppy
ivsulls. I have duid no inoin trouble
and when one can go to rating mime
I pie. ohreiic. candy ami nut nfler silcb
j lime, their digestion must be ptet
My gii. I rndoisr Kodo Dj sp,.iri
I'lltv henilllv " Ymi don ( have to
diet Pal all the good food you want
jluit doll't overload the stomach Ko.
Idol Dyspepsia Cure dig.stg your food
. -CHAS. ItOilKltS j
j If N'e.ly (in. I only .,.,.u given u til j
tie more time, he might have annexed j
Cuba without lisuilillng th,- test of us ;
III tile leant St 1 .oil s lllol.e l.-l.l. 1
, crat.
i The most reliable preparation f"r '
kldiie t r. m Ide is mi ihe market lii
.Polevs Kldne) Cure rk.ld by Halts'
, lb ugst.irv. j
1 c.n there tie aiivlblng In the mituti
of a -secret Ulldet-Mtalldlllg lietwell MO j
spoies captors and the ocean table
! companies ' Chicago 'l'i itmue. j
v Mniir i.iti :
Woiie than all alarm of ftrv at nlgltt -is
the tonasy coitstl of croup, w tdch
S Hlllds like he chlldiell .b ntl. knell1
iili.l it no. ins .bath mite-. onii-ting
is .Ion,, qnl. klv I'.ih i a Ibitiii and
i'.ir n.-ver fitl lo git,, ins-.-vnt relief
Itt I Mill k! elites ttle Worst funis of
.Lull' Mrs I' 1. Coidl.-r of Man
tllncton Kl . Wtltis M tiller year
'11 gill I-..1 I .v s.-.ere i-.is. of .roup,
the d.M-tor slid site con! n"t lite I
got a t.otl!,. of C.i'i-i s llotiev ,md Tar
"i firs: does gave qui. k rvl.i f and
-lied h.l life" ll'-fuse nlll.l!t-ll.- j
Sold ly lints Dt ugst.uv
i'!l ise IlllKHshtnrll Who h.i-.- ...Wed j
Mr Kipling to .'pl.ilit his poem nn- ;
-iitgiiiarty riskp-ss Me mav wiite
in-ithi-r .St loils iltot.e 1 1. in... rat
Till' l.ST IICMll
'!' IT
' Mv little .oy (oik til.- cr.-uc one
night and smiii grew no ba I you could
tear liltn breathe nil our the house"
sav K. D lleynolds, MaOsleld. (.
We feare-l be would die but n few
d-.s.-s of One Mtnutf. Cough Cur
uuickly relieved him an I be went to
sleep That's the tajit iki heunl of
the croup Now Isn t a cough rurw
like that valuable'' 1 ne Minute C-ugh
Cm.. absolutely safe and acts tin.
111. .I atety Kor cough", colds cr up.
grip, bronchitis and nil other throat
and lung troubles It Is n cert i;i cure
Very pl.-iiKiint to take Thn little ones
like It Charh-.liog.-is. druggist
If I'lisideni ltoos.-velt wants .1 llrst
.his. s.cret.iry for bis navy Ii. might
("in I the job to Deti.'i or .-1 hv
' 'h.i 1 1 .inoK- t New s
Winter cougl.M nr.. apt to .-su!t In
. onsiimpiloti If m glected They call
t- soon broke!, up by using pole)
Honey und Tar Sold by liar;
1 iruKstorv.
Is He Pluiineled'' It may be not.. I
that Mr Kipling Is In South Africa,
but he Is not fighting Philadelphia
Ledger
MAYS UK WAS ToltTUllKD.
"I suffered such pnln from corns I
could hnrdly walk." wrl'es II Itobln
n. Hillsborough, III. "I ut Hucklen n
Arnica Halve amnpleiely run-d ihein "
Arts like ninglc on strains, bruises,
cuts, sores, scalils. burns, bolls, ulcer
Perfect henlcr of kln dlseasen and
plies. Cur guaranteed by Hurt'
Drugstore. Price 25 cent.
A Montana mini of m.-nns 1efus.1l to
pay for Ihe burial of a sister who had
died 111 poverty. Neighbors would
gladly subscribe n sum for the funeral
expense of the briltS
Mother ran safely give Ptleys
Honey and Tar to their rlilb-en for
I coughs nnd inlds, for It contains no
opliiii-s or other tiolsons Hold by
1 Hurt's Drugstore.
1
I Home people do not like snow, but
, but the way they talked nl.out It was
lawful.
In the 11 mini Fomker In Ihe
Ohio legislature there 11s Ihe usual
division- those pledged to the llaiinn
side, thus" pledged to the Fomker
side, and (hose pledged lo both rides.
Des Moines l,-1lder.
Foley's Honey and Tar cure th
cough caused by attack of la grippe.
It heal the lung. Sold by Hart'
Drugstore.
Fragment of the bomb thai tho
llev. Pearson threw Into the Mothodlst
camp seems to have reached tho gen
tleman himself.
A FHlllMAN'H CII1 CAM
"I stuck to my engine, although ev
ery Joint ached nnd every nervo wo
racked with pain." writes C. W. Bell
amy, a locomotive (Iremiin of Hurllng
lo, Iowa, "I wa weak nnd pale, with
out any appetite nnd alt run down. A
I wns about to glvo up, I got a bottle
of Klectrln Fllltnr and, after taking
It, I felt a well n I ever did In my
life." Weak, sickly, run down people
always gain new life, ntrength nnd
vigor from their use. Try them. Bat
isfnctlon guaranteed by Hart' Drug
store. Prlc'o 10 cent.
DIAMONDS
All kinils uf (KwimiH hlmii'H,
m t iiihI tiiiHi t, nt tt ry khmI
trnt prii't'. Tin' liitwt pro
iliii'linns in tlio jcwi'li'r's nrt
in Smii'ly Kiiil-lriiiH, I'm,
limit's, pic Si'litl viiluw
iiml "tinraiitiTtl iiiulity in
hIiiiuIiii'iI v. nli lii's mill i lin ks
Vnw ri'i'iiirinj; . . .'. .'...'.'.
J. H. SEYMOUR.
Till: ANN MAI
Masquerade
Ball
III In li ii t y
Tin: sos or II KM ANN
i hi li n mi C f
Monday, February 10,
U lllKll 4 STOkl S (HI I
.
'v.
A i ivusn in
lo-iit'slto c, I i.V.
I hii.lo,.
I oar lalusMt ptlio sill kc srilcd
lar Not .siioum isa lur lar bti'
uilalncd i"it.irr. "cIiciIiskiu
III Ix unci)
lnr-.e tni Capiulr e . ponui
to lUlvam 01 t. pi.!-
CUnr IN 4a H0UHbl"'UI
t'-fl tJM-e ll srftvc ISl'.h-
ytd llit.oell"'H .
I
DR. fflATTHEW PATTON
I'hyalclnn nnd Hutf-o.
I' t.i: 111 11 ii(., Mtnti
Prinnle I n-"-s Spec lty
CHOICE
MEATS
Fresh Meats
Pickled Meats
Cured Mcnts
Prompt Deliveries
Lowest Prices
Christensen & Co.,
518 COMMfPCtAl SWrT.
Iniurincf . Commission inj
Sh pplni .
C. J. TRl-NCMANI),
Ag.-id Wells Fareo nnd
1'scillc I 1 press ('..iiip'rs.
Custom House Broker-
Prompt Delheries
III' Cliiiic.'vt IV,.,,, tt,l
Curi'il
MEATS
N'etv .sioi.
Hot of Nervier.
I'Imhic Main CI.
HOSTON MEAT MARKET
C. W. BARR DENTIST
Miinsell Building.
672 Commercial Hi.. ASTORIA, OR
TKLKPHONK. IIBD MOI.
J.A.FASTABEND
QltNHItAI. CONTHACTrDfi
AND BfTIIJJIim.
Dr. T. U. Boll
DHHTIflT.
521 Cemmerclal (It.. Astnrta, (rr.
Andrew Asp,
Kik Maker. BlarUnilk ind lliDar
nntvr-ciJLm work at
REAflONAW,! Prtrt'B
Special Attention Given i0 HhlR at 4
HKnmboat Hpslrltig,(Jeneral Wliwli
atnlthlnf, FlnH-Osit! Ilr
BheelM, t,
CORNER TWELFTH AND DUflflH ST