Mm* Mfe WiH
A
at Colytoo, Devon,Henryt>egpen.
serdClagdien, who wis -well known -in
Ikecountyj blf ttotlitr, !
▼Moeom^B. 6. > Tlieetrikeef ths
|tJnited Brotherhood -
wSwar U
He*r*  par-
ticularly km oa matter*of rellgloa,
tnd wu-Ttf^ tTfTH to Roman Oath*
slieism. For som* years he had a
•ignfcoard on the outsider Ma bouse
seertag tha words, "No Popsry allowed
ter*/  It waa Kington's wish (hat his
tha auna day aa
tgo-hebuik a maaselauar *  tha cam-
itery, with three sarcophagi,- one for
tha reception of eac* body. Hit
another died about forty yean ago,
tnd* her body was embalmed* and kept
la * room In which Klagdo* stored
tia< curios. His wife  rs diseased him
tbout WNttr years, and her body raat>
id la s leaden coflhi la the greeahouee.
Kington's portfelloe of unframed
prints ware eery fine, and ** alao had
rare- spoeihieu* of china ia cabinets,
(t Is that a fortnight before
leath-deceased Had an idea of altering
lie win, and leering the whole of his
solleetfOn to th# British Museum, and
firing d monetary baqaest, with the
condition that all articles Should be
placed 1a a chambbr by themselres, to
be called the Klrigdon Room. There
ts reason, however, tar beliertng that
Kiagddh was not regarded aa mental-
ly stronirenough to justify the maklB|
vf a sew win.—London Chronicle, /
11
nearer this
stcike
The Vaaooaesr-
praotioally tied ap.
with tha striking-elerks
indlese* bare refused IS
disohargedheoerge of
upon her an
Kong) h ooaseqaeaee of ali thia the
Oanadiaa Paoifio railway has issued a
circular to all shippers notifyingthem
that owing to the refusal of the fieigbt
handlers of Vancouver to work freight,
the 'eeuspany most decline to leoetre
any freight lor shipment by sail' o 
water, until the pieeent difficult Is ad*
IttJW?
By soothing md suN
the p4i , ftate tha
Ceres
Neuralgia
Prlc«, 95c. ana SOc.
For TowMaToESL SwwC*-
jialat.stc. CpnuHM w|Vil " w
.^asrvrsm.
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S . Lout*. Mo,
Oe&trmus Citt, Ia., Feb. 10,. IW — I
received ths sample ps*a§s of D^«'«
Kldasy PQls aad took them spooidld* to
directions. They did me sa much good.
I procured a 50-cent box at the dreg store
sad hare hess greatly benefited. I bad
the haSksdhese-had I could hardly walk ;
slsohad urinary troubles, that caused me
to get <up two aad three times of a night.
I email jright now. Long may Doan's
Yours truly, A. O. to
Severe and long atandlog cases should
take advantage of free Medical Advice.
EXTRA SESSION CALLED
Preetaeat Boamslt Calls the
WidHnrQTO*: The
the following proclamation:
Br tbc prbsroewr or thb CBrmti>statw
or 1mskica—a proclamation.
Whereas, Pnbllo interests requite thai
is senate should conreoe in eatraordi
ury ssssion, therefore I, Theodore
Roosevelt, president of the United Slates
of America, do hereby proolaun and de-
clare that an extraordinary ocoasion re-
qaires the aenate of the United States
to convene at the eapttoi in the city at
Washington npon the *f to day of March
nt 19 o'clock noon, of wMofeall
ss who shall at that time he enti-
tled to act as members of that Mr an
hereby required to take notioe.
Given under my hand and the ssal ot
the United States at Washington, the
second day of March, in the year of cm
Lord one thousand nine hundred and
three, and of tha independence of ths
United- States the one hundred and
twent?-s*enth.  
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
By the President:
Jons Hat,
of State.
HORACE H. HAQEN DEAD
Gkasd Ratios, Mich., Feb. 17,1908.—
I received the trial package of Doan's Kid-
ney Pills promptly and can truly say they
are all and even more than recommended.
I suffered continually with a severe pain
In the back, which the pilla entirely over-
came, and I am able to work, which would
not have been possible but lor Doan's
Kidney Pills. Mas. J. A. Sculamb, 955
St, Grand Rapids, Mich.
aswUhVri^du*St§<
« calculi tod «r jr«L'
Wa(.  , N „ , .
Kidney Pills remove calculi and graysL'
Relieve heart palpitation, sleeplsssnem,
A No tod Okhhowsi Paeaoe Awj Aftot
• Brio# lllmoos
Guthrie: Horace H. Hagen, died at
his home here of heart failure. He had
not been well for several days, but hit
condition gars his family no alarm
til the morning, be was suddenly
stricken and lost consciousness. His
physicians remained oonetaatly at hii
bedside, stimulating both his heart and
his respiration, but he sank gradually
until he pasMil away. There were fee
persons acquainted with public men ir
Oklahoma who did not know Horao*
Hagen. His amiability and energy en
abled him to make friends qniekly, am"
hie courtesy and hinrlnee* stained theii
friendship. He oame to Oklahoma fron
St. Mary's, ffsnsas in 1889, and erei
■inoe has been engaged in developtnp
the territory's rceonroea and telling of
the opportnaities offered to industrions
men an women. Mr. Hagen earned
nearly $100,000 life inan ranee.
Aa autopsy held on the body at his
home indicates that the cause of his
death was opium poisoning. His fami
ly physician Dr. O. A. Blesh, said ths
symptoms were those of morphine ot
opium. It is bettered that Hag n. by
mistake, took an orerdose of morphins
to relieve the emaciating pains which
he thoaght were due to his heart, but
whioh his physiciansUflsared him wen
oaussd by rheumatism of the muscles
of tha
Barry Nas4 SsiUy of Por|orj
Oklahoma Oitt: The Jery in tha
of Joe M. Barry, who was tried foe
perjury, returned a verdict of guilty.
Berry lb the man who at the preliminary
examination of E. B. Brows, editor ol
the Tissss*Journal, who wes charged
with killing W. T. MoMiohael. testified
that he (Berry) had been offered 16,001
end two lots to kill MoMiohaiA.
Popular
dout suppose it is generally
but aevertheleea it Is a fact,
that the ladies are great consumers oi
peanuts," remarked the proprietor ol
a fruit stand located on a _
downtown corner. "I am somowl
of aa observer, aad have
to take eote of thie particular, fea
ture of my buaiaeea. Nearly every
night belated husbands stop hern and
load their outer pockets with the fee
tive goober, the purchase of lean thar
two bags being an exception. To my
and the peaa it trade has esade saH
ous iaroads upon the fried oyster bual
neee, for my regular customers tel:
me that their wlvee prefer warm goo
bers to bivalves done up in crackei
crumba far a late supper."—Washing
toa Star.
tifaiboa dS?sUte&¥S&
Poat-
HOUSEWIVES
Plght Over Palm Treea.
The latertribal lighting in Algeris
aha trees Involves prop
of considerable value. There are
la the cases about 1,600,000 palm
trees, of which -about three-fourths be
long to the Msabites, or aboriginal In
haMtaata, and the other fourth to ths
Arabe, who have takea to the sword
with a view to short methods of in
verting the proportions. Their de
privatioas hare caused damage to the
extent of 9100.00c, beaidea the blood
a hod reeultlng from the Msabites de
(ending their property.
Mrs.
ror «MlSrea MatStSf, i
SassaaUoa. allayasaou
MT
rallc. 'tScs
Appropriate Wsstsrn Epitaph.
According to President Harris oi,
Amherst a word that is looked upot
as profanity in Boston may express ;
tha deepest sentiment out west, In
proof of whleh ho tells the followini,
story: "A rough miner died out west
aad was laid away by his fellow labor
erst with a common slab of stone tc 1
mark hie reetlng place. On the stont1
was this inscription: 'Bill Jenkins;
died June 19, 1901. He did hii
Angela could do no more.*1
You don't know
why you suffer
from headache
and you are apt \
to believe you
have some aire
female trouble,
but its dollars to
doughnuts that
you are wronff.
Women are-prone
to put off the dutie9 of Nature to,
attend to the duties of the home ;
and when they do get time togo*
the feeling has passed.
Constipation tesults and thefll
the awful racking headache. Takfl
a spoonful of ^
Dr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin
every night before going to bed.
Keep it up for a few weeks.
A. P. Kloof, of Troy, Ob la miller at ~
a Ptatlllery. wrltee under date of J«
: *M> vlfe and self   * "
e or four years with <
deche, and we woflred atmoeS
relief toy (akins Dr. Caldwell* Syrup
T*e use of several bottles restored eei
ttre oraana to norssal ooodltloa. aad all
we are free from any veatne trouble, wode nef
eoaaiderbeioa wltboatabouie (orsr1""^"
19
Peculiarity of Lightning.
Where lightning has struck once U
Ihe place la that netffhborhood where
4 ie moet likely to strike again.
Probably nothing Jars an angry
like the presence of a self-c
spring on a door he wahta to slam.
To Cave a 
Take Laxative Brome
druggieta refund money
V mmm
loaind
lam. T
^UikSrTUhSL A^
loaerlf it f alia to cora 9Bej
Formaldehyde Qae.
Formaldehyde gas. the fashionable
tlslnfectsnt, is generated during the
•mperfect combustion of wood alcehoL
WITH NERVES UNSTRUNG
THAT ACHE
AND HEADS
WISE WOMEN
BROMO - SELTZER
TAKE
TRIAL BOTTLE 10 CKNTS.
aid