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WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL 17,
THE HEWS-KEBALO
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Ulfl'* Pfc*«
OIIW PlMh
Cu nary Flowerm.
Tfce petilt cf arnatkmi were ? •
T-eotly u*e<i in n-eOiaerai cookery;
  'b*y flin^e in the old c^Ifcary book!
p bii KT .nder various names—*"C!or«« of Pa-
r4ii*r radl*e." "eloTe-gily flo*en," and
-— —— "sops-in-wine." the latter name ^
rived from the mtOH cf throwing the
______ 3o*en Into r sks of wine and rtne-
ear for tie stir* of tfce!r per?ime A
rich syrup was xade from these flow-
ers and used as a sane* for pittiapk
FUSSY MAN MAKES PROTEST
A.—art L- .ersal Trick s' City S  « 
men Vj ei He Sort cf Appeal
WIND BLEW GIRL ID MILES Spring Medicine
to H.nv
-Of
Ex. -t*4 u
:tiu at -
M.r^L J. itTt.
■H«>4 l t«7l U«-
rwnr  «
By carrier. per * ' ■
Owe oostli. br car: «.*
Oae  onta. by alii
Tfcre. ttjot*' paid
611 alalia ; ' 1* •« 
0®* r* ' 10 "■1 • -■"
 i~k.tr s«
Br wl "* • ■ •
Et BlU. «« year
*ccrse K ii geoerally ^lar-
stoo3 Til we can iln;i raa ti* ctk
er fiallow s t .stnesa better '.h±z
-*r" said the faiij Philadelphia*,
"which 1* all *he Eore reason for ssr-
prl** that cor advice ti ao mIIm r -
iLi tt «kj added with clov*. mace. garded ! coaii tell the haierdaaisr.
etc., to cti'' 4 Ik boa for flaicrtng  cr for instance. what  cr-. of itleitas*
pOM IVr-.-w JobBnc and othart s« ahoaid tare hehlad hi* eovatan.
i-.sv* that tbe 2ow*r der!re>J "1 tare lever Tet met o&* of tfcess
Its '-::a tie r*sh tints of Its fellows who could resist the e-;ta-
 ■.■■ i-jt thla- !• a mistake Tie tics to tell Q* what I should
-Igtnal spelling wa* *co>f t*fTi* 01 Aid that ton t the
"ctraat^ik o called l*eac*« ti |«U n« I *hooi;
wu a ?*Tc-tte fl>wer for firlacdk fc: they do tot realliia* Usat
ftet. >o high a p!ae« did the Sower that 1* the rery reaaoo why I  bc«ld
tak  the !Wt* of garlaad for act wear vhem
 >ATt HID FKMS FATHEB> ABM
BY TORViDO. ( HILD LAXDED
SAFELY.
•U': Lette-a f ed  > A-c!«nt*
eiaractera werw krewx to
tie ueMn; they wer  i*ed It teaefc-
t«f ciL-ir« to read- Th* accieaa
had ai*o <teec£ 'ettera. whldk they
a*ed to secsre * r*rslar stjle of peo-
eaaaiJ;- Tiey erea =ade =*  of
Mta. tfc- " Sorfo;k N>b ApriI
<►' ^ B Carley. Urto*  
4raa- "aa «l rllaat Mia,' *1A i north of O'N'ei: in Holt countj. M-J tbonaar.ds maoaily. ia
t^iiinin "to Ian them cot to ax- braaka, wa* iwept c. HOOd'S SatSaparilla
•aid tie de«i-ed mvortou' «• ler-a arm while he waa making to R pariaBa ^ enrichea the blood. \
Enpercr Ja*'~'ka (A. D. ill) o^id storm cellar, and carried ten utiles i cores eruptions, builds up the system,
aettfcer read aor write, aa ^texaapled ^ 4 .ornido
•jaharmed in a grore where ehe re-
gained in the cold all night, be:-e
found next day. The girl had kuf-
fered !ro«n the cold and her clothing i  
had been tom when she struck the Health is reasonably good in this
treefc but she will recover. [locality.
Details of tie girll thrilling expe-  
hence were received in Norfolk W. M. McMahan has been in the
tklag — ere c' itich high raxk. wma
it wa* xec««tary for his to s^a hi*
came Ae had a sheet of gold.
  worst of it. They tkrocgi which were eat the iettef*
wear *rtaia ttlttgrn ot ^ lni< -Thee," said Proccpios,
"ptaciii -ilk tablet oa the ; ;«r oae
eoad-. -ei the haxd of th* prtroe.
holdizg the stylna dipped ia ptrrple oa
Any er,-->a*- -'
ci.-.-. r. ataadt-
aor w fir™ 1
*. r -r .a u
tfrtw-H 11.: will
«;<>• I'J i> i=* 6r<
u*   ; ik«  uti .-
era :i d by the Rcstacs acd Atbeo- 1 rather pride KyseJl apen tha the type of tha diSerent letter*, and
lasa 'tat it was kxows ks DUnt>.-:s, nicety of my attire sad to have oae took away ia writing famiabed with
rr ' "-.*er of Jowa." Crystan'.sed vio. 0{ theae yo^ig whij?er*rappera kay. ^ - Tie tame thitg la r 
Ma are bo lew cacfection Tier Here la the collar for you: I wear port.#"- of g'-f Theodoric and of Char-
were a favcrlte delicacy in the *--~a thoee myself,' a* though that wooM iemagTe—Ckariea Wlxalow Hall la O'Neii-
of King Charles the First, wheo 'bey nfl-irr.oe me favorably, certainly doea Natic^il Magaxiae The tornado swept tkrough Holt
There is no other season when medi
cice is so much reeded as in the j
sprir.IT The blood is Impure and 1m- 1
porerished—a condition Indicated by |
j.mpies, b ..s ar.i other eruptions on 1
the face and body, by deficient vitality, ;
year :&ss of appetite, lack of strength
The be?t spring me*i,.ine, accori'.ng
the experience and testimony of .
die leaded nrarticallv I Get it today In usual liquid form or
?he .anaed pracura,.:- (fcoeohM< a* Saraaabs.
LITE WACO >EWS.
a special dispatch to tie Daily News west part of Arkansas purciaainc
from tiat paper's correspondent at' cattle for lie Oklahoma market.
were kc two under tie aame of
gar violet," or "violet table*,"
"violet plate."
ObU«*r:es re  . *
of • tkaa tfr# * :i*  ■ " f : h-
■feM free- ^ alj aattet* iaaaceas
ot 1H woMa a 'kxrg' >f rtat pee
wort i Win o-- Owwiat your word*
ard rera.i w tk saaa -.Tipe.
| Vat oa By a st via- A ad thy all do it
Tt aeeaa to be considered by their em-
ployers as an asset in their favor
"If I waated to lock like a Ti5 s
C-ot-H for Erfltlah Offcer* ef SUfe,
• An ancient ctietosn stil practised la
Lflndoa Is the inspectioa and seiectioa
by tie court of aldermen of tie cloth
annually sent to the great officers
of state sad other dignitaries Each
one qi a large number of offldals is
entft d to fow sad one-tglf yards ol
':.e*t black cloti. The origia cf th«
custom la tina erp'ained: In the
early periods of English history fie
retainers of great lords wearing theto
'Iveriee were so ezmarr-.s as to be
(Iasr-rw.s both to tie king and th«
m Tie disorders arising frtna
them required all the v<gor of th«
iuwb and tie legislature to restrain.
Many statutes between the years 117!
and 1504 were passed for tiat r a>
joee Aa exception was tntrod-ced
People WTva B«r* You.
Ia the Woman s Heme Companioa
  —e - a gfct BOaaUa> Nart  « Z Si-e;-:rj what a
their taste aad folUrw their advtoa. brether said about his own married tellar when the tornado dipped dow:, is growing off very nicely.
Planting corn is a thing of the
county, dipping at various points anil past in this vicinity. Some iav 
covering a territory six to eight ane, kafir. milo mai^e and peas
mile* wide and fifty miles long. planted. Tie farmer* are very busy
Mr. Carley was hurrying to a storm getting ready for tie cotton. Oats
COZY
le- SrSLIGHT PICTC*18-4«
PBOGRA* FOB HED5KSDAY
-THE PRICE OF *OSlY"
(Rex) Tfcte picture is record
breaking, history making,
ultra-dramatic and ia tie pic-
ture you should see. It is
great.
-A SY*PHOXT 15 BLACK
A>D WHITE"
(ECLAIR) An unusually negro
story effectively flhned. It In-
troduces photographic "tricks"
entirely new and novel, which
add to the natural humor ol
the offering. a
On* ether good pie tare.
But I doeV
DOGS BECOME k NUISANCE
ttsten Island Mad* a Dumping Groand
by tt* Big Neighbor, New
York City.
A CLOSER UNION.
Ike cowaiy athletic  e«t to b*
bcid ia sfeawaee Satsiday shoo.d
do s good service la promoting a
closer union amoag the edncshwl
latefv-st* ad tie eoskty.
The modern educational tendency,
so far as ti* p-.bUc scho&l system
is coBceraed. is toward s*ck uaioo.
Consolidated rarai schools are a part
of the plan, conaty high schools
consulate oae of tie steps toward
sack a anion, aad tie cocnty ath-
letic meets are dotcg their share
the work
la ti. "he oontry , ,ooU -k=t them, wic aate grewn tlr^. of
and city acboola hnree teen too far <* ™ ■*Tert3 wmpanie# aiwl to iht . . > ' —
^ They apparently, to ^1 ia- «* « "***" "
tent* aad iwrposes, had nothiag is
common Tils is strange ia view
of tie relations of tie cooatry res-
atster "I never dine at Marr'k I
osed to enjoy going there, but she and
Jack are at present so en^rcesed with
the rising generation that there is no
fan t being their gtieet. Ti* children
are permitted to interrupt —iversa-
tlon: their father and mother stop ia
the midst of a sentence to answer
their <;.**tions and to conduct their
States X. T. la aotorirts as ednca-::: aad. worst of all. their
a refuge for stray dogs- The borough woaderf^l sayings are repeated in
across tie hay Is overran with hcxe- tbefr hearing, and a bachelor uncle la
leas cars of an sires, ages and descrip- frowned upon If ne doea not rise to
tions. and the policemen are Lept the occasion and express his amaie-
btay shooting them up to appease the meet at the brilliant speeches of the
tears of th* nervoes inhabitant*. aaall people. When Mary's children
and picked bis little girl from his
clutch and swept her away through Quite a number from this vicinity
the swirling tempest for ten miles, have been subpoenaed on the Barnes 1
She was somewhat scratched, but murder case set for the 18th
not severely injured. The storm  
came about S o'clock in the evening. Hon. Mr. Houchins made an ad-
and the child was in the grove ol dress to the socialists at Union school
trees® all night, and ontll the next house Tuesday night.
afternoon Hail and rain had fallen   
during the night. Mr. Simon and family of Pink tIs-
Severai persons were injured in th' .ted at Jeff Hogue's Sunday.
storm. Mr. and Mr*. Thomas Con-  
notly, SO years old, were Injured 1 s. c. Sciies and family spent Sun-
when their house was demolished lay with John Dollins and family.
F0L1TICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorised to annoance tiat
J. H. (Harve) Pamberton will be a
candidate for the nomination for
sheriff of Pottawatomie county, sub-
ect to tie decision of the democratic
county primary.
-Jfost of them corns serosa on ti* are grown I shall visit her again; hut, \I- Cor.nolly was pinned under the
into *he prohibition In favor of guild! ■ ^
and fraternities and -men of th. Mis- stowaways,
t*ri*s" of cities and borough. This 'T?,°  h
IT gave rise to the llveryma^ lrf 0T" ^ I**1*
vast "hem. who a a re grown tired of
their peta, or w.ct to fet rid of them
for aome reason, aad instead of tak;n*
them to the Society for the PreTection
oo*ta." explained a cop stationed
Ibe ferry bouse at St. George. *^ o.
Population of India. ' - . - ti«  - a: I*. - a miner
™,„ o u." Tie final Cgires of tie census ei 3rer here and torn them loose, know- who wagered tiat he would smoke
' " , .. India are published and show tha toi ;Eg tiey wiil never find their way six cigars, six cigarettes and six pipes
id eat* and the b.imess „fe of the |ovtss ^ Bcmb<r rnai,^.t of strong tobacco within an hour. He
city, and of the strong religions and mUMb of ;he eewntry Is llUMJlli here tier have to forage for accomplished tie task, was seised
political connections between tie re and of females IIUM.SJT persona ^ iooA ul become wild and dan- with an attack of heart failure imme-
raj district* and the cities Bat the Tie London Times says: "Slight ves f9T<yas Often they form In packs ilate:y afterwards and never smoked ,
time has come when the city an i' tlgsa of th* Eurrcpeaa contest for r> ;ke  0|T€. ud tiien they realise th* again The tenor Mario *=oked from
for the preseat. I drop la enly when i flooring, and timber had to be prie i Rollie Elliotts Sundayed with
I think they are saf* la bed. ta body. Tbeir horses were car- Oscar Whitten and family.
  - ried over two barb wire fences ani  
Earnest Smck.ra, ioond unhurt half a mile away stir a number of ladies stormed Mr.
Tie champion cigar smoker In Jed to the manger. A hay bailin? Grigg's school Friday evening.
Paris recently kept a cigar alight for ipparatas was tossed about Ilk?  
two hoars and seventeen minutes, leathers. A hired man on the Cor- Mrs Fred Heart of Shawnee vis-
Nothing Is said as to the l«igth^o< aouy farm found himself one bun- ited with parents. Mr. and Mrs. W.
ired yards from the house propped W. Hutchins, over Sunday.
against a tree.  
   County Attorney Holt was here ou
Ubnslnoa* this week.
HIGH CLASS
Subscribe for the News-Herald.
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY. A
To the voters of Pottawatomie
county t I hereby announce myself
for tie office of conaty attorney, sub-
ject to the will of the voters at th.
democratic primary.
J. T. WILLIAMS.
FOB COrSTY CLERK.
To the Vote re cf Pottawatomie
County:
I iereby announce myself for ti*
office of County Clerk, subject to the
will Qf tne voters in the democrat!*
primary to be held in August.
R. a (BOB) GREEN.
premacy In India remain In the
Preach aad Portuguese settlements
the only portions of India absotutelj
Indeieodect of British rule Tie ceo
sus of ti* French settlements carried
on synchronously with ti* British
enumeration, hss yielded a pro vis
tonal total of Ml.3T  persons <sn in
Th* request made by Shawnee ci* crease of % per cent), wine that ot
liens aad other* npon the connry the Portagueee settlements, taken in
commissioner*, that they redistr.r D*cemb*r last, yislded a return ol
commissioners d:s P™0" fr;r" bHnf
' up th* total number of persons within
cooatry wis be as dowly allied
educationally as any other way.
There should be a large attendance
at the athletic meet Saturday
A REASONABLE REQUEST.
the
aty into
strength of numbers, and are absolute-
ly fearless I dare say there are more
logs on Staten Iaisad than in all ti*
-est of tie boroughs pat together."
Trying It On th. Girl.
-Oh, It's the grand Job I've pot
aow." said a buxom Irish girl to her
companion, in the subway. My prin-
cipal duty is to sit in the parlor
U to It ordlnary-siied cigars a dty.
and ia Italy where he soe'd not ob-
tain Havacas. he used to smoke dally
100 Cavoora. Hey say Edwin Booth
smoked 25 cigars a day. Mark Twain
ran him close, and Mr. Edison a good
third.
Kaiser Wilhelm is a great ruler,
/ I
bat he doesn't seem to be superior to
a king or a president when it comes
to settling coal strikes.
<
$1.00 DOWN
On Our Club Flan
How to Test Beer. 
"After drinking beer all my life I A-v- A|r>TO pnirr
twirling my thumbs and listening to learned something new about it the A1 ALVJW r i\ 1 v- l.
mw    |   my lady play the piano It seems other day," said the gray-headed man.
tricts—a request that ia now to be ,h# of t!K; ver man likes music, bat she gets -Sweeney and I sat at a cafe table.
backed sp by injunction proceedings j> :nnl to toU; 0f jh.OU, ao fussed every title she plays In Our first thlnt had been quenched
—waa a most reasonable one. t4g as ccnnpared w -h l 5.1M.Cies ter 'ront of people that she ia after hav- and we drank slowly. Presently
The ttafairne*s of the present years ago." lug a crying-spell every time. So one Sweeney stopped talking and raised
divist-oa ha* lomx been apparent to   lay she aaya to me: 'Mary. I wish you hit half-filled glass. 'Dont drink that
. .. . ^ . try leari, your work and come in and stuff.' I said. It has been standing
any fair minded person. As a ma^- Altoholk Consumption. practice. I want to. get too long It has got stale.' 1 grxti it
ur of Justice the county shonld he The railed Stat*. ?■■ "■■■ men ^ ^ in front of folks.' I U all right.' «dd he Wait a minute
redistneted. aad as s matter of law beer than! any other country to th« ^ „llcke<1 back my and 111 see' He pressed his ear close
MI ST be world 1.S51J00 000 gallons In 1S10, ot aair ani! went to th. parlor and there agaiast the open end of ti. glass It'a
          --—' all right,1 be said. It still alngs. Only
MOORE BROS. FURNITURE CO.
There is no good reason why the ,.,®V . K sit one hour listening to my lady
. . and child In the country. Next com*
county commissions should hold out
against so fair a demand
_  , ,, play the pi-ano and If the work la be-
Gennany with 17W.500.000 gallons rr7. J v""" „ "T . w . v .
 . _ ' A _ .. . , T • m ... hind she never says s word. Next
and Great Britain and Ireland with . . . . tn „w
*  mT.^.000 gallons: but Great Brit ^« to m.ke mcr. of a
Why did the «KialiaU lose Mil- ain consumes IU4 and Germany «H| erowd &nd j haTe a ^ret hope tiat
waakee. They iad promised tie * °®®_ w ^ 1 she'B going to ask my gentleman
people of that Wisconsin city the yi". "h.^tTieai t0 J010 M 8ome evening when
W administration the citr ever TZl 1°".^., . !! the boss is out and he la, calling on
me. It'* the finest Job I've had In my
seven years' experience in America."
when beer stops singing 1* it really
stale," Then I tested my beer. It
The latest tax development is that
democratic house of represents-
ves voted to remove the tariff
Beautify th« Complexion
Nadinola Cream
The Inequaied Beau-
bfxr is Endorsed
by Thousands.
Guaranteed to re-
move tan, sail own ess,
freckles, pimples,
liver-spots, etc., worst
case in twenty days.
Leaves the skin clear, soft, healthy and
beautiful. 50 cents and $1.00 by toilet
counters or mail.
SATJOSAL TOILET COMPANY. Pmrt*. Tmm.
FOB COOiTT TREASURER. ^
To the Voter* of Pottawatomie
County:
I hereby announce my can<Udacy
for the office of County Treasure:,
subject to the will of the democratic
primaries to be held in August.
GEORGE K. HUNTER.
FOR C0r5TT TREASURER.
The News-Herald is authorised to
announce T. M. Kirk as a candidate
for re-election to the office of county
treasurer of Pottawatomie count^f
I subject to the county democratic pri-
mary.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
The News-Herald is authorised
announce the candidacy of F. M. Red-
ding of Tecumseh, for member of the
legislature, subject to the will of the j
voters in the democratic primaries. I
sang and I drank it It tasted all thereby saving tens of
right, too."—New York Times.
millions of dollars to the consum-
ers all over the land.
! i
AT THE
beat administration the city *T*r drink very little, only two^hlrds of s J
knew They had pledged themselves 3*1^0 MCh, while France drinks 39
to produce the millenium. They had gallons per capita. Of distilled spir
Flies Back
"The fly must go." says
•worn to introduce pure socialism,
which according to the word of every
socialist on earth is absolutely per-
fect. They have controlled Milwau-
kee for two years They had every
opportunity to deliver the goods.
Then why have they failed* Why
did ?hey lose control of the dty?
I* cannot be that the Badger people
are not pleased with socialism, for
socialism claims
its the United States consumed 112. j
500 000 gallcna in 1910, or nearly a
gallon and a half each, a half more
than Great Britain, and ak ut th«
—New York Times.
; chief of it
back.
Soil Enough.
Vincant Astor, at a luncheon in
asm* as Germany. Belgium aii Bus' N<w York vnitti the neatnesa of
■la. and somewhat less than Austria ^ American man's dress.
Holland.
~ St..I Bird's NtsL
In the Mtteum of Natural History
at Soleure. In Swltserlaad, there Is
be absolutel) said to be a bird's nest msde entirely
!• - t It cannot be that the ad- of steel There are a number of
mialstrstion failed to give what had clock-making shops at Soleure, snd la
been promised for socisllsts tell us
their officiate are a superior class
of beings and cannot possibly vlo-
tfce yards ol these shops there are
often fottnd lying disused or broken
springs of clocks. One dry a clock
maker noticed In a tree In his yard
lat* a .campaign promise. We can- . b|r(j., nM. of peculiar appearanoe.
not blame a perfect system. We Examining It. he found that a pair of
cannot blame perfect officials? 1 en wagtails hsd built a neat entirely ol
whom shall we blame. "lock springs. It was more than four
,  Inches serosa and perfectly comfort.
When an American woman buys
>10 worth of woolen dress goods,
she psys >4-87 for the goods and
$S.ll as a tariff to the manufsctur-
able for tb* birds.
"In the past, I have been told." ie
said, "the American was careless—a
little careless a* to shaving, polish-
ing hi* boots, and brushing his
clothes. But he Is now as neat as ils
English brother, who Is acknowledged
to be the neatest man on earth.
"Apropos of ti. unbrushed clothes
of the past, there wss an actor ot th.
old school type who appeared on.
morning on the Rial to with a red rose
in bis dingy coat
" "Wiere do yon suppose I got thlsT"
he asked another actor, lifting his
lapel proudly.
"'Oh, dear knows!' the other an-
swered. determined to escape a mash
tale. 'Dear knows—unless it grew
tier*.'"
Found Ms Had Resched Limit.
"The laws of fashion have no
weight with some men," said Herr
Meisaauer. of Munich, when he ap- t st. The fly does go. but the m:s
reared recently In what he called a | chief of it is he invariably comes |
"reform costume." He considers the
conventional dresa of European men
"hideous to look upon and not conds-
civ# to good health." and has substi- The house fly should be called the
tuted for C! outer garments one great ; typhoid," the only objection being
robe, which ia like a non't frock, .hat tbe name might give rise to the
but has some resemblance also to a .rr0neous impression the typhoid Is
woman's gown Th. man, when seen ,he on|T infection ;t carries, while
in tie street, was llmply laughed A lt Epreads lhe bacter!a of
but when he jola*d a church parade
oa a recent holiday in his queer cos-
tume he was sent to a lockup for
two weeks on the charge of disrespect
for the church
intestinal diseases.
Railway Far.a.
Th. cheapest country for railway j
rr. This is because the tariff on j traveling la Belgium, taking apeed |
woolen dress goods Is' 105 per cent.! knd accommodation Into consider* eently stopped to inspect some street give me sn opportunity to see so:
Still to M.mory Dear.
There are few men In this country
fatter tig: President Taft, and there
are equally few who get more amuse-
ment out ot their own avoirdupois.
Senator Nathan B. Scott, who always
tries to get jit aomething fanny when
he goes to th. Whit* Hous*, told Mr.
Taft one dayt "You know. Mr Preal-
  d«nt. It is a very usual thing for f*
men to get thin as they grow older."
New Br.skfast Food
Representative Mann of Chicago rs- lngly "if that happens to me lt will
FLEIIKG * BBOWS FTBOTTOKE
CO. ARE OFFERING REFRIGERA-
TORS AT SPECIAL SALE THIS
WEEK. IF YOU ARE IS THE MAR-
KET DOST FORGET THE DATE.
16-2t
Puts End to Bad Habit.
Things never look bright to on*
with "the blues." Ten to one tb.
trouble is a sluggish liver, filling the
system with billious poison, that Dr
King's New Life Pills would exp*l
Try them. Let the Joy of better
"W*ll,^ repli*d^ the president ^laugh- ',^,;;ng8 en(j "the blues." Bust for
stomach, liver and kidneys. 25c. All
Tha democrats in congress passed a
bill reducing the tariff on woolen*
tion Par*. In Russia are a shad* construction work in the Windy City, thing of aome old acquaintances of
lower than In Belgium, but th* trains Hla attention a**med to be partlca- mine" "Who are they?" asked
Scott. "My riba," replied Mr. Taft—
Popular Magaxln*
. . .. „ „ are so slow and the third-class car- larly drawn to a large Iron cylinder
about 40 per ten- B*cau«* the tariff K objectionable that traveling that waa being constantly turned over
board had sot reported President ,j,ere mtJ w.n considered dearer * fit* for th* purpose of heatlag
Taft voted this bill Now the Next In cheapness comes Germany, S**Tel-
board reports that such a high tar- and then France and Italy. Ia Eng. 'What do you make of tiat, Mann!"
iff is not necessary But tie bill ti* rates srs much daarsr than aaked a friend who chanced along
' Just tten.
"I think they must be rolled peb-
bles," answered Mr. Mann "Soma
new kind of breakfast food sdapted
for those Italian Immigrants."
has been vetoed and the people are ** two countrisa.
forced to pay the unnecessary dif- i ■
fere nee. Human Hast a.
 .  From a series of experiments rw
At the meeting of the sta;e board osctly made It Is evident that th*
of equalisation Monday the assess- average person can taste the bitter
ment of oil la storage was fixer! at of quinine whet, one part is dissolved
50 cents per barrel. Testimony bear-
ing on the protests of tha pipe line
companies against the 1912 assess-
ment was taken. Tbe assessment of
the W. P. A N. W. railroad com-
pany was fixed at (11,000 a mile In-
stead of flO.OOO as daring 1911.
ta 1(2,000 parts of water. Salt was
detected in wat -ben on* part to
M0 of the liquid t osed. Sugar can
be tasted In 2t( ; art* of wstsr. and every week 7"
An Easier Job.
"An easy job will suit ma,
tor."
"How about winding the c
Truly a -lightning Calculation."
Arthur Griffith, the "lightning cal-
culator," who died recently, waa abis
to multiply any nine Ogur*s by any
nln* figures In less than eight aeo-
onda. In th* auditor's offlc. at Spring-
field, 111, he did th* day's work of
fourteen clerks in three hours' time.
Ha once solved this problem and had
It is all right to believe that Dr.
Wiley is a great and good man. but
don't go so far as to Insist he is
the only one of that desirable variety.
Madero says Oroico will soon run
out of po&der for his army, and be
harmless, but Msdero may be whist
ling in the dark, as men do some-
times to keep up their courage
common soda In O. In nearly all "1 might make that do. But what's many silver dollars reach In the air U dar acrose from Kress', 112 East-
eases women could detest a smaller the matter with my tearing th* leaves placed on a floor 25,000 miles In ctr- ' ....
toantlty than tn*n. off tb* calendar every monthr eumf*r*nc*r  
WANT ADS In th* News-Herald, lc
PILES CURED IN • TO 14 DAYS
Your druggist will refund monev H
, PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure an'
the correct answer almost aa soon aa ^ o( Itching. Blind. Bleeding o,
tha question was put: "What Is the protruding Plies In « to 14 dava  0e
compound Interest on 1 cent st 9 per   
cent from the birth of Christ to the Don't fail to attend the Baptist
present time, and how far would that basaar Thursday. Friday and Satur-
FOLLY
WILS0X.. 
The Musical Comedy Success
Xaaagers
  
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
"Happy Hooligan's Troubles
A Musical Comedy In Two Acts
RUNNING 1 hr. 45 mi.
THE BIGGEST AND BEST YET
16—People—16
DOORS OPEN
MATINEE DAILY 2:30 p.m. Any Scat 10c
Night, 6:^0 to 11 P. M.
General Admission 10c. Reserte Seats 20c.
Commencing Thunda) Matiner, "lhe GAkE -SBOP
Alvo Theatre
LEM1EY A WILS0J
Managers
High Class Vaudeville
CLAUS & RADCLIFFE
Comedy Singers Aid Eccentric Dancers
Ilctnres Changed Dally
This is One ol lhe Best Acts Ever Seen Here
ACT CHANGED TUESDAY MATINEE
Ladies' Souvenir Matinee on Tuesday
5 and 10 Cents
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