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PadereaoO • Woalth.
Paderewski, the celebrated planltt
U an excellent man of buainesn All
the money he earn* by hla profession
and It la eaid to e»r*ed JlhO.OOO a
year, la Invented to the beat advaD
tage He la said to be a shareholder
In a well-known piano firm aa well
ae part proprietor in one of the chief
hotels In Warsaw Paderewski has
been heard to tay that he has never
had a single serious financial lost
during the time he has conducted his
own Investments
Earthquakes and Electricity.
“It la now over 10U years," said the
eminent engineer. John Uordon Gray,
In a recent paper on wireless teleg
raphv, "since Salve, a Spanish phyal
Pennsylvania, New York and In-
diana Are in It.
U. S. MARSHAL CRUM DEAD.
Am 0|»*r«tloo kliiiHl Mims. ll»# iNnttir
Iftf
0*wngo. Km . July —I- ^ Crun.
l\ > marthal for kau*a*. diet) Ml h
htitno kfif uo Thur*lav evening. II
MARKETS CORRECTED OAILY.
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had hrt*n thick for teu divi hut Itii *>»»-
WIND, HAIL AND FRESHETS# <iiti*m had not bm oou*ifli‘T*vi krriouih.
Irwin. Pa., July 26.— Not a uiaf.u-
fiU'tirinf ethtabliahmcnt iu Irwin i*
running a.*- a mult of the la*t *U*rm.
Mr. l rum had not been iu gxiotl hnltii
for two month*. Ilr fainted iu the
court room at Israrrn worth a few
week* ago. lie came home to rvcuprr-
Tlir breaking of the two daiu* Hooded ate, and uctrrr left hia home from that
the eutire western part of Irwin and | time. It waa giveu out that hr
at l oil Hollow hoiitrt, bridge* and
railroad *uiiug* were washed away.
The big Weatinorcland car *bop* were }
Will Bring Sevenl Hundred Thou-
sand Dollars to Treasury.
THREE-FOURTHS IGNORE LAW.
Topeka, July 25.- The decision of
the (supreme court in the Auicncau
Kook Company caae hit* all foreign
corps »rat iou* wliich have not fflrd
itipin of their charter* with the arc re
threatened with au attack of typhoid tarv of staU and paid the charter fee.
fever.
Dr Draper became alurtueil on the
l»r«>vided by law. It i* eat imated that
tiver half of the corporation* doing
dal Inventor of the electrochemical taiuaged to the eileat of tbousanda of I day before the death of Mr. Cruaa wn.l buaiweess in Kansas are organized under
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In the country manv coal shaft, were ! drawn from his stomach. lie Aid not small per cent of them have complied
I flooded and dozes# of bridges have ! regain his strength and wlu-n the oper- j >v*th the foreigu corporation law as
alum waa re|M-at«J he liegatu to aiuk
r«| idly and died the lie it day.
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been do*troyed. The bail cut all the
•;»tK aud corn to the ground and every-
thing in the nature of vegetation i*
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(icneva, N. Y. — A cloudbumt eau*e*l u , t . ..
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heavy damage near Dresden. Aciesof , y Ju,y *„•<•.■. si fond
cro,n were destroyed, a number of ^ ^ fcUtf treasurrr.» oflu-e was
dwelling*, barn* und other building* j ^ ^ ^
fiscal year by
variotiN departuu'iits.
branch of the state government, the
law will uet the *tatc several hundred
tbousaud dollars ill revenue.
'The det suoi ha* railed attention to
the fact that only a comparatively
small per cent of the foreign corpora*
were washed away and several miles | nonsidcraldy during the last jtion. hav. ever paid any attention to
of track of the IVnnavlvavi. division t«»l Year by fee. turned “ > dlirnrsl... 1, is Miercd that full,
I of the New York Central was washed ; **riou.dep.rtmenU Ihe following ^ wot of u,eu, have completely
out. One house was carried into Sen- I kj.»ws D,e amomiU-f feesb_> ignore,! the law. The penalty is th.
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telegraph. In a paper before the Acad
emjr of Science of Barcelona said: "If
earthquakes be caused by electricity
from one point charged positively to
another point charged negatively, one
does not even want a cable to send
across the sea a signal arranged be-
forehand."
King Edward Sets Fashion.
Since tt became known that King
Edward VII has been in the habit of
taking a pint of champagne at break
fast some of the younger swells of
New York city have tried It, too. Be-
fere that, though, many of these young
men were accustomed to sip a pint of
aauterne at breakfast They consul
ered that a mild "hair.” Champagne
la more of a "horsehair."
A Foolish Lift.
Stratford. Wta., July 28th.—William
Junemann waa working with a farm-
er near this place last summer and
one day they got stuck with a load
of grain. Ur. Junemann says: “We
had to lift like fools and my back
cracked and atarted to hurt me ao
that I couldn't stand It any longer.
The mas I was working with took
me home and I went to bed. 1 saw
an advertisement of Dodd's Kidney
Pills in the paper and I sent and got
one fifty cent box. Before I had ;
this box used up 1 began to feel bet-
ter and I kept on and very toon my
back was well again.
"I can't say enough for Dodd's Kid-
ney l’llls and 1 cannot understand
why anyone should continue to suf-
fer with backache when Dodd's Kin-
ney pills will cure it so quickly."
How Adam and Eve Were Puniehed.
The vicar was questioning a small
class of infanta on the Old Testament.
"And now," b« Raid. very blandly, j
"can any child tell me In what way
the Creator punished Adam and Eve
for their transgression In the Garden
of Eden?" A tiny tot Blaggered out
of the line, with uplifted finger. | sunrise, between Sheriff John Thoinp-
"Please, he sent them a baby.’
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if ,r e. X. Y. — A bail and ram
. , , ,, , him, $.’,350.25; clerk supreme court,
*torui visited 1 aiiHseruga, 13 mile* west . . ....
. . , . . , g . n $14,133.09; gram in*|>eetor, |14,5.*0.*4;
of here, doing tl»ou*andK of dollar* , . "
* h nspector, $19,568.03; insurance *u-
Jaiua^e, especially lo growing crops.
Tor a time the water was three feet
deep on the Erie railroad trank*.
Water ran down the atreets of the vil-
lage in rivers,
Philadelphia.—A violent electric
storm broke over this city and sur-
rounding country, causing heavy darn-
age to property and vegetation. The
Flint Glass Works of James J. Murray
A Co., waa struck by lightning ami
partially destroyed, causing a lo** of
$50,000. Lightning struck tine of the
smaller oil tanks at the Poiut llreeso
Oil works. 'The llatues were conlined
to the one tank.
Indiauapoli*, Ind. — An electrical
Mortn passed north of tlie city instant;
ly killing L. Wilson, a farmer, fatally
injuring a boy and destroying a num-
ber of liarnK, a church, und causing
oilier damage.
Mattie With llorwe Tliluce*.
Guthrie, Ok., July 29.—Another des-
perate battle was fought on the South
Canadian river in Caddo county at
Storekeepers report that the extra
quuutity, together with the superior
quality, of Defiance Starch makes it
next to impossible to sell any other
brand.
There are various walks in life but
the political candidate prefers to run.
RRI) CKOS') HA LI# BLUE
Bhould lie in every home. Auk your grocer
for it. Largo 2 os. package only 5 ceut*.
You may not l»e self made, hut you
can endeavor to make yourself agree-
able.
! son und Deputy Sheriff Smith and a
| band of horse thieves under the lead-
ership of Charles Johnson, an alleged
Mexican outlaw, for whom a big re-
ward is offered by President Diaz. The
officers raided a pasture where the
horsethieves had rounded up a bunch
of stolen animals. Johnson and several
of hie men were wounded and cap-
tured, their horse* and guns being
confiscated. The officers escaped un-
wou uded.
Ladles Can Wear 8ho«*
One size smaller after using A lien’s Foot-
Ease, a powder. It make* tight or new
shoes easy. Cures swollen, hot,sweating,
aching feet, ingrowing nails, corns and I men, have struck,
bunions. All druggists and shoe stores, maud and their grievance is unknown.
MfRHPiiger Hoy* Strike.
Chicago, July 28.—The messenger
| boys of the Illinois District Telegraph
| company, which delivers under con-
I tract the business of the Western
Union and Postal telegraph compa-
Thcy made no de-
23c. Trial package FREE by mail. Ad-
dress Allen S. Olmsted, La Roy» N. Y.
The baseball fan doesn't always keep
cool.
The Western Union company is offer-
ing $40 a month to men to deliver
messages, to avoid interruption of their
business.
I do not believe Plso's Cure for Oonsumptlen
bus an equal for coughs sod colds.—John W
Boybh, Trinity Springs, Ind., Feb. ib, UM*
Even the prices are high on roof gar-
dens.
SENSIBLE HOUSEKEEPERS
will have Defiance Starch, not alone
because they get one-third more for
the same money, but also because of
superior quality.
The girl who steels her heart will
not have it stolen.
Spanish War Veterans.
Philadelphia, July 29.—It was an-
nounced here that the third annual
encampment of the Spanish-American
veterans will be held in Annapolis on
September 22, 23 and 24. President
Roosevelt has written that he expects
to attend the encampment on Septem-
ber 23.
peril)Undent, $123,997.20; medical reg
istration board $13,570.HO; penitentiary,
$21,774.07; Topeka asylum, $3,794.77;
total, $241,977.72.
Calls It AlaraHag.
London, July 29.—In the house ol
lords Lord Burghielere, Liberal, asked
Lord Onslow, under secretary for the
colonial office, if he could inform
house regarding the alarming state-
ment* that Canadian land was beLig
tonight up by Americans, of whc*n
2(H),000 were said to have emigrated to
Cauada this year. The under secretary
said Lord Kurghielere's figures were
incorrect. In 1900 the number of
Americans who emigrated to Canada
was 17,987, while to the most recent
date this year the number was 24,100.
Nr*iidls*vl*ni Coming.
Copenhagen, July 29.—The transport
lines here are coping with the greatest
boom in Ncandanavian emigration to
the United States since tlie eighties.
Every out-going vessel is crowded. The
Oscar 11 is taking 1,000 emigrants on
each trip. Here two sister ships will
now be hurried toward completion in
order to handle the traffic. The cause
of this rush is the unpreoedente I hard
times throughout Scandinavia, as well
as more stringent conscription laws.
Lit Crum's Smce*M»r.
Topeka, July 26.—The death of U.
S. Marshal Lit Crum at once opened
discussion of who would succeed him
Under ttie federal law, when a marshal
dies the business of the office is carried
on in his name by his deputies until
the president names a successor. Frank
Flenniken, the office deputy, will
probably be the acting marshal dur-
ing the vacancy. Lieut. Gov H. E.
Richter, and the postmaster at Junc-
tion City, Win. Mackey, jr., are men-
tioned.
Irlftli Lane! Owner* Combine.
Dublin, July 23.—Irish land owners
have formed a combination, with a
capital of $100,000 to protect tnemselves
against the United Irish league. The
prospectus of the combination makes
compluint that the government has
failed to afford adequate assistance,
and says that therefore united effort
ou their part is necessary. Among the
leading members of the combination
are Arthur Hugh Smith-Harry and
Lord Cion brock.
loss of ail rights ill the courts of the
state. In other words a foreign cor-
poration cannot maintain a suit in the
Kansas court* for the collection of a
debt.
There are three contract* for work
on the state house* Wing completed by 1
foreign companies. If the state audi-
»x>r follow* the *upreme court's decis-
ion he must hold up payments for all
tills work until the companies take oul
charter and pay the legal fees.
Haags llorsM in Demand.
Sioux Falls, S. D., July 29.—Aftei
strenuous efforts lasting two months,
stray horses iu the ceded Sioux luuds,
between the Missouri river and the
lllack Hills, in western South Dakota,
have been rounded up. This was the
first thorough horse round-up for sev-
eral years, and required the services of
u small army of men. This round-up
was due to the good prices brought by
range horses. A few years ago they
were valueless and owners turned them
adrift by thousands U* roam at will
over an area as large as many eastern
states. Horses whose present value is
between $$0,000 and $100,000 were
rounded up and again placed upon the
ranges of the owners, preparatory to
being shipped to the eastern markets.
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LATEST NEWS IN BRIEF.
Cholera is again increasing in Man-
ila; possibly from freer use of fruit*
and vcgetuble*.
A mob lynched two negroes and shot
another one at Wouieldorff, Va.t for
murdering a policeman.
John T. Reese, president of the
Iowa Mine 'Yorkers, is nominated for
representative in congress.
Governor Taft. Judge Smith and
Secretary Car|>enter at i led from Xu pies
for Manila late last week.
The Missouri editors, after their con-
vention meeting at Kansas ( ity, passed
over the Santa Ft* to (olorado.
Rsiic to Be Preserved.
The North Bhoro Improvement C©*«
aanjr of lxmg Island has paid f'JOO.OO"
for a saud heap abich abuia a fle'd
that t* part of the Sagamore hill prop |
erty owued by President Rooiev#
The saud hill a a* knoin aa Uooper *
bluff, and for some time It has beoo
(eared that it mould bo dug aaay and
shipped to New York Tho preseat
purchase does a«ay with this pros
poet Hoasrd Oould recently offered
$30,909 for tho property
A Choir of Babies.
Grace church Nen York, hoaat* of
the youngert choir singers In the
aorld Every Sunday afternoon a
chorus of baby girl* take* part la the
service. Tne youngest two of this
band are only four year* old hardly
able to walk, and yet they chant in
perfect unlaon, clearly and distinctly
Each small girl wear* a white apron
and a closely fitting baby cap. and
they are a picturesque sight.
Lava From Mont Pels* Analyzed.
The sample of lava which caused
‘he destruction of St Plerrt has been
analyzed by J M Camp, chief chemist
Ht the l tuques ue Si eel Works Th •
result shows the composition of the
Isis as follows Silica. 57.60; senqul
noxlde iron. 7 21; alumina. 18 79; lime.
«» 2*. magnesia, l.«$; nmrgsnese a
small trace, sulphur trioiide. 1 60.
carbonic acid, 6.12, and moisture. 1.66
Earth's Need of Mankind.
Every earthly scene is imperfect
rh Eden
Hill and tree and clouds, waves on
the seashore, willows by the river s
side, fields with their broad green
beauty stretching out o! slgdt, lack
with all their lovelluess one element
of poetry, gain it only when a human
frame stands in their midst, and the
signs of human work are seen among
them—Phillips Brooks
TValers sav that a* soon a« a custom-
er tries Detisneo Starch ills impossible
to sell them any other cold water
sturch. It cud be used cold or boiled .
A inan growls, a woman smiles—ami
the latter gain* her point.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS
How In. Ilrare, • SoU4 0*en
Ninerr, IVard an OprrelM*.
Proof That lanj Operaliana
for Ovarian Trouble* urn La*
■BMMgb
“ Daxa Maa. PixanxM : —Trawllin*
for years on tha Mad. with irregular
meals su l sleep aud damp t>eda. brohn
down pit health no completely two
years nffo that tlie physician adriaed a
uo tuple to rest, aud when 1 had gains*
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m
Mkt 1A. BULL'S.
sufficient vitality, an operation for
ovarian troubles. Not a very cheerful
prospect, to 1k» sure 1, however, was
advised to try Lydt* K. l»lnkhitiit*B
VoffffUtVilH ('oiuimmiimI and Hia®»
utlvo WimIi ; l did so, fortunately
for me. Before a month had paused I
felt that my general health had lim-
.... ^sa.w.a, i proved; in three months more 1 WM
*»* man. presence^ | £urrJ am, , in porfnei
h ialth sin :e. I <111 m>t loan nn rugmf-
m sit or mlw a meal.
" Your Vegetable Compound 1# xar*
tainly wonderful, and well worthy tha
praise your admiring friends who tteun
been cured are ready to rien you. I
always apeak highly of It, and yon
will admit 1 hare good reason to *0
ao.“—Mas. G. Havoc, iAualag, Me*
ItOOO ftrftlt If atawa teW/eee(al la aW >»■'<«■
Tho fullest counsel on tUn
■abject can be secured without
coat by writing to Mrs IMakhaaa,
Lynn, Mass. Your letter will *•
onUroljr oouBdeutlaL
EDUCATIONAL.
The avcrsge actress’ diamonds are
Mayor Phelan, of San Francisco, bat about a* real as her complexion.
sent $500 to John Redmond as a contri-
bution to the Irish Nationalist fund.
'Tlie largest fire Albany, N. Y., has
had for years destroyed the Columbian
hotel and a dozen manufacturing build-
in g*.
Mrs. Eliza Chase Ingalls, mother of
John J. Ingalls, died at her home in
Haverhill, Mass., on July 22. She was
90 years old.
A limit 3,200 newspapers of tlie Uni-
ted States pay something more than
ALL UP-TO-DATE HOUSEKEEPER*
Use Red Crus* Hall Blue. It make* clot lies
dean aud sweet as when new. All grocers.
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You can feel a
never felt
Panama hat but it is
A man seldom says w bat people cx
peel him to say.
To (’urn a Cold In One day.
Take Liikative Promo (Jmnine Table:*. Al)
druggists refund money if it fail* to cure. 25c.
Time is the capital of the intellec-
All 'the 'animals were found to he ill 11,two.oou yearly for dispatches to the lu»l mun _
DR| J. C. BROWN, Practice Limited 0,
Wichita, Kan,. Eyc.Ear, Nose S Throat.
J. H. TURNER
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DouslH*. WICHITA.
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In opereilon go with oar IKP0BTBD DOLLAR TIA.
For particular* address A. T. BPKBCSE.Orttconia.O.
Itrd’x Big Bargain Book
f ards off high prlcax, by
holatallng goods to all.
orth • dollar. •
III savo you mtny dollars.
•ntaln* 0Y<*r 1,000 pageB qaotlnzwhnl©-
rice* on 70.000 different articlet—17.000
istration* are nurd to help you under-
nd what the good* look like. Send 15
how to make
It eontaii
■ ale price*
illaatratioi
stand what the good* look lik
cent* for catalogue and learn hi
four dollar* do the work of five.
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CHICAGO
The house that tells the truth.
Cattlemen Appeal to President.
Oyster Bay, II. I., July 28.—W. B.
Sleeper, of Wyoming, presented to the
paesident resolutions of the stock rais-
ers of the llig Horn country, Wyoming,
concerning the exclusion of cattle and
sheep from the additional Yellowstone
timber reservation. They ask the
president to suspend any action with
reference to the exelusion of stock from
the reservation during the present sea-
son, which will last scarcely HO days
longer. It is said that the president
has practically granted the request.
Work on Manila Post.
Washington, July 28.—Reports have
reached the war department that ex-
cellent progress is making on the
Manila post. Congress appropriated
850,000 early in the year and 1,800
acres of land on the l’asig river has
been acquired for the post. The lum-
ber for these quarters is sent from the
Columbian river and Puget Sound. It
is said that the white ant, which is so
destructive to woodwork in the Phil-
ippines, does not injure the yellow pine
of the Pacific coast.
BOYS WHO HAKE MONEY
In a dainty little booklet, as out of some 3000
bright boys tell in their own way just how they
have made a success of selling
THE SATURDAY
evenjno post
Pictures of the boys—
letters telling how they
built up a paving busi-
ness outside of school
hours. Interesting
stories cf real business
tact.
We will fumish you with
Ten Copies the first week Free
of Charge, to be sold at Five
Cents n Copy; you can then
send us the wholesale price for
es many as yon find yon can
sell the next week, lfyouwant
to try it, addresa
Bovs* DaraaTMavr
Tka Oartta PakUakiag Oaaspaay, Pkilafalpkla
Another Ntorm.
Canadagua, N. Y., July 29.—Another
terrific storm visited this section doing
great damage to crops and property
that had not already suffered. Ed-
ward Chamberlain was struck by
lightning and instantly killed. Can-
andagua lake has risen still higher.
The damage on hundreds of farms is
simply irreparable. From every part
of the county comes reports that wheat
is sprouting in the shock and that a
I serious blight has struck the apple
♦rees.
Msrksj'fl Hon an Heir.
New Y’ork, July 26.—Clarence II.
Mackay, who inherits millions under
his father's will, is 28 years old. He
was educated in France and England.
He took an active part in the manage-
ment of his father's enterprises, in-
cluding the Postal Telegraph company
and the Commercial Cable company.
He belongs to many New York clubs,
lie was married on May IT, 18U8, bis
bride bein^ Mias Katharine Alexandria
Ducr, of this city. A daughter was
born to them February 5, 1000.
Rear Loach Fell Forty Feet.
McConnellsville, Ohio, July 26.—A
wreck occurred two miles below here
on the Ohio Sl Little Kanawaha. The
rear coach jumped the track on a
trestle and fell forty feet, turning com-
pletely over. Out of about thirty pas-
sengers, Miss Gertrude Sherwood is
dead and W. F. Lightheiscr is dying.
Six or more others are probably fatally
hurt and about a dozen others are suf-
fering serious injuries. «
The train was going 30 miles an hour
and the coach was completely wrecked.
Methodist Central Headquarter*.
London, July 28.—Robert William
Perks, M. P., treasurer of the Metho-
dist Million Guineas fund announces
that Methodists had secured the royal
Aquarium theatre property, on which
the}' would build a great hall, which
is to he called the Central Headquar-
ters of Universal Methodism. The
price paid was £330,000. The ground
comprises 2K acres and on it also
sLinds Mrs. Langtry's imperial theatre,
which will be transformed into an
1,000 Feat of Track Washed Out.
Dallas, Tex., July 29.—The deluge
of rain which has been pouring over
Central Texas and which has been cov-
ering the west portion of the state, has
not abated. In addition to three lives
lost at Stephensville, there has been
much property damage. Within four
hours at Cameron, fifteen inches of
rain fell. A thousand feet of Santa Fe
track was carried away and a portion
of the Aransas Pass road destroyed.
Little river rose twenty feet in eight
hours.
good condition, showing they had not
tieen injured by their several years’
abandonment on the great plains of
the state.
Rhecp and Cattle Herder*’ War.
Denver, Colo., July 25.—A letter re-
ceived by Mrs. Leonard Sedgwick says
that upon her husband s sheep ranch,
near Rock Springs, Wyo., one of his
herders had been murdered, presuma-
bly by cattle herders, and that 7,000
sheep Lad been slain by the party that
killed the herder. Mrs. Sedgwick
says there is intense jealousy betweeu
the sheep and cattle men in that dis-
trict, and that often hundreds of cattle
or sheep are slaughtered wheu found
roaming.
A (ionil KcmdH l.raioe.
Arkansas City Kan., July 29.—The
Cowley county grange held a big bas-
ket picnic in Riverside park in Arkansas
City. There were farmers here from
over the eutire county. They spent
the day in listening to speeches. Tlie
people of this city joined with the
members of the grange and a good
roads league for Cowley county was
organized. It is the plan to macad-
amize all the principal road6 iu the
county.
Delinquent Taxes.
Topeka, July 29.—According to a
statement inaile by State Auditor Cole
the amount of delinquent taxes due
the state from the various counties at
this time is $57,417.04, as compared to
£600,000 four ysars ago. This shows
that about $550,000 hack taxes, aside
from all current taxes, have been paid
up during the past four years. The
most of the hack taxes are due from
Western Kansas counties. Each coun-
ty delinquent has been notified to make
a levy this year, as provided by law to
meet the delinquency.
Elke liar a Prise Fight
Salt Lake, July 28. — Mayor Thomp-
son has announced that the Gardener-
Root fight which is planned for the
Elks* reunion week will not take place
If the local Elks lodge requests him to
stop it.
Grand Exalted Ruler Picket has been
In telegraph anti mail communication
with the local Elks lodge for several
days with reference to the Gardener-
Root tight and steps will probably he
taken to prevent it.
Another Ua* Helt Railroad.
Topeka, July 29.—Another railroad
has been planned which shall connect,
towns in the Kansas gas belt with
some points in Oklahoma. The Cherrj'-
vale, Oklahoma & Texas has been
incorporated in Oklahoma to build 9(H)
miles of road from Cherryvale, Kansas,
through Independence and Caney, Ks.,
aud the Cherokee, Osage and Ponca
Indian reservations to Perry, Okla.,
from which point one line will he con-
structed to El Paso, Tex., and another
via Pawhuska, Ok., to Paris, Tex.
Irish War to Follow.
London, July 28.—The house of com
mons entered on a series of Irish de-
bates. When the estimates for Ireland
came up for discussion John Redmond,
chairman of the Irish parliamentary
party maintained that the Irish prob-
lem was more dangerous to the empire
today than it had been for a quarter of
a century. T. W. Russell, liberal
unionist, in discussing the formation of
the Irish land trust, said it would pro-
voke a war, the end of which no mao
could forsee.
Associated Press.
Owen Gretilish, of
committed suicide in Missouri byelimlt- 1
ing on top of a water tank and plung-
ing head first into the funnel of a loco-
motive.
Green fruit is coming from the Pa-
cific const in very heavy shipments.
At La Junta 72 cars were iced on Wed-
nesday of last week, end 87 cars on
Thursday.
The Fourth of July has been placed
on the official list of days to be observed j
at Alx-la-Chapelle, German}’. The
American (lag is to l»e raised over city
buildings, with appropriate music and
ceremonies.
A petition is received by the com mis- !
sioncr of Indian affairs from the coun-
lVople who have the least to say In-
Lea venworth, | variably talk tlie most.
Hall's Catarrh Core
In taken Internally. l{«ce, 75c.
It's a good thiug to lie too huay to
tell your troubles.
The bashful English girl d/ops her
It's and her eyes.
Mr*. Wlnalow's Soothing Bjrnp
THE UNIVERSITY OF KOTRE DAME,
N )TUH DAMI!, INDIANA.
FULL COUR&RS IN Class cs Letters,
notates sad MUtorv. Journall*at. Art, 5ckais
I'haroMcy. Law. Civil. Mechanical sad Baa
trlcsl Engineer Inf. Architecture,
thorough Preparatory and C*MMfdd
Course*.
Voonis Freo to all atudentN who have tom- »
pleted tho reunited for admlNMlim Into
Uiu Junior or Souior Year of any of tho t'oUfgl#
ate Courses.
Mo nn* to Rent, moderate charge to studante
over seven tern preparing forCollogiateCouraM
A limited numberof <’an*I Whites for the Koclh
Hhistical state will bo received at special rates,
St. Edward's Hall, for Inns under IS years,Id
unique in the complotetiesM of Ha equipment.
The Dt i Year sill open 3eptenmor V, I9B&
Cataloguea free AMrdt j
RIIV. A. MOWRISsEV, c. S. C., Fttaidant
5jT. MARY'S ACADEMY,
NOT82 DAME. INDIANA.
Fur rtilldmi i.rttilux. ."ft.,,, tfi. it,m. r.duc.« In- (0n„ WMl lll0 |-„lvrnilt „f Not„ I)aM.
flumuiailuii.allay*pulu, curea wind cube, ibcabuiue. ’
i Thorough bug Hah and) Inaalenl Kdoonttna*
A fellow doesn't luive to be verv ,nc,ufi*n* Greek. Latin.French andGormao. On
a lenow uoesn i nuve to ne very completing th* full course of atudlaa. atafftM
strong in order to break a promise. receive the Regular ( olloglato Dogr
It doesn't seem inappropriate to suy
"hack up! ’ to a camel.
ALL UF TO DATF. IIOUMKKKICI'KR*
use Defiance Cold Water Starch, he- '
oil of the Pawnee tribe for the appoint- cause it is better and 4 oz. more of it
inent of a committee of Indians to pass for same money.
upon the sale of dead Indian allot-
ments, subject to the approval of the
commissioner.
The Society of American Veterans
Philippine and China Wars have been
been organized at Philadelphia. Com-
mander Robert 8. Hanshury, 4,108
The fellow who trusts to luck is not
always to l»e trusted.
A river must la* pretty angry to foam
at the mouth.
The Conservatory of Music |* conducted M
the plan of the beat Classical Conservatories of
Europe.
The Art Department is modelled after th#
bf,st Art SchiHila of Europe.
Freparator.v and Minim Department* Pa
plU arc here carefully prepared for the Ae*
demiu und Advanced Courses «#ymnaalum aa*
d»*r direction of Graduate of Ronton Normal
I School of GymnnstirM. Ilookkecptng, f hruing
j r*phy and Typewriting extra. K very variety of
i Fancy Needlework taught. For catalogue ad*
dress
DIRECTRESS OF THE ACADEMY.
Mary’s Academy. Notre Dame P. O., Indiana.
Ifether Gray's Hweet Powders for Children
HuoowfuUy uwl by Mother Gray, nurse
THE CHEAPEST SCHOOL
Iu the Soctbwibt Is the
•prftiftaM Normal UoOool
and Mu.lna.. Collaga....
drew, Allen B. Olm.ted, Leiloy, N. Y. BROWN’S BUSINESS C0LLE8E
The lawyer's brief iu seldom as short I T«i»r«ptj. SnoMhuri, Httst.. Uwateyte
Warren street, Philatlelnhia, I*a., cle- la th« Children's Home In New \ ork. Cures Lri. scholarship •35.00. Not a griduato os#
sires the names ami addresses of nil I B#d Btomach, IWhlaf Dir | ol ssltustiou. satisfaction •
those who served in the Philippine isl
anus or China.
There is an unusually large entry
list in horse shows scheduled for Den-
ver, Colorado Springs and Glen wood as it sounds.
Springs. Sixteen carload* of thor-
oughbreds went west through Omaha ^ere are
on July 21. j -
The assurance that the coronation OF ADVANTAGE TO TRAVELERS.
will come off in the second week in ... .“T 7Z n n .
. Ihe Missouri Pacific Railway has on
August produced a feeling of relief in through railroad and steamship
Home-made pleasures are tfea best
London business and official circ’es.
Adjutant Genera! Corbin has called
down Col. Grosbcck. who was judge j T r a n s-~A 11 a n't ic and
advocate in the court martial of Major ! Steamship Companies.
tickets to all parts of the United States
ami the world.
We are agents for all the principal
a., — __j Trans-Pacific
We invite in-
Walker, for talking about the verdict, quiries, both written and verbal, from
those desiring information about rail-
The Santa Fe has several hundred
men employed laying new steel between
La Junta and Pueblo, and the track is
being practically rebuilt, ties and all.
road und steamship tickets and rates.
Deposits received for prepaid steam-
ship and railroad tickets from all
points in Europe
Two tra ns daily from Wichita for
Tho celebrated academy at Muenster, j Kansas City and St. Louis, carrying
which, under Catholic influences lias
long ranked nearly equal to a univer-
sity, is by Emperor William's decree,
created a university.
The Utah supreme court will not,
recognize a ‘•church*’ divorce; such be-
ing held void when coining only from
the Mormon church. Several estates
are affected by the decision.
The Chicago freight handlers’ union |
having cooled down, now confess that
they were fairly beaten and will not curUuted.
renew the fight.
The Rev. Walter Culley, of tlie Tab-
ernacle church of Boston, will become |
secretary of the Baptist Young People’s
Union of America.
Senator McLaurin, of South Caro- j
lina. has declined the appointment of-
Pullman Sleepers and free reclining
chair cars. Connections made at these
points for New York, Boston, Phila-
delphia. Baltimore and all points east.
For full information, time tables, sail-
ing lists, Resort books, and railroad
and steamship literature, call on or
address,
II. C. Townsend, I.R.SIIERWIN,
o. P. a t. a., P. & T. Agt.
St. Louis, Mo. Mo. Pac. Ity.,
Wichita, Kas.
The dog catcher's labors should be
Even the teetotaller must sooner or
later take to his bier.
WHEN YOU BUY 8TAKCII
buy Defiance and get the best, 16oz. for
10 cents. Once used, always used.
The trouble with the man who loses
fered him to the Tat-afe/on the bench I hi" t'mP9r U that he alwaJ's finds U
of the U. S. court of claims; because a
newspaper said he had sold himself to
the administration for the place.
A Bishop Consecrated. Of the billion and a quarter pounds
Santa Fe, N. M., July 28.—Father J of paper consumed in printing in 1900,
B. Pitival, a priest of the diocese of ! census statistics show that 78 per cent
again.
ay to health. Home
treatment. Send for free l*>oklet.
iJ4tl Be<- Building, Omaha, Neb.
IfsflUctttl with
*or« iso*, use
[Thompson's Eys Watsr
A striking contrast
between Defiance Stare*
■nd any other brand will
be found by comparison.
Defiance Starch stiffens,'
whitens, beautifies with-
out rotting.
It gives clothes back
their newness.
It is absolutely pure.
It will not Injure the
most delicate fabrics.
For fine things and all
things use the best there
Is. Defiance Starch
to cents for 16 ounces.
Other brands to cents for
is ounces.
A striking contrast.
THE DEFIANCE STARCH CO,
Omaha. Neb,
Denver for twenty years past, was con-
secrated auxiliary to Archbishop Huur-
gado, of Santa Fe, in the old cathedral
of Santa Fe. There were present al-
most the entire priesthood of Santa Fe,
many priests and Bishop Cranjon from
Arizona, Bishop Matz and ten priests
from Colorado, and many sisters from
was consumed by the newspapers.
There were 109 persons drowned by
the sinking of tlie steamship Primus,
off the port of Hamburg, after a col-
lision in the river Kibe with a steam
tug.
At Alliance, Ohio, several hundred
moulders at the local plant of the
various congregations. The consecra* | American Steel Casting company, went
ting prelate was Archbishop Uourgarde on a strike wheu asked to stand gool
the life-long friend of Bishop Pitival. for all bad castings.
PILES
NO MONEY TILL CURED. 23 »t*«s esubusks.
We send FIEE end postnaid t 200 pile treatise tn Met. Fisiata and Disease, nf (fe,
lectam; also IN paf e Ulus, treatise an Diseases at Wanes 01 Ike ttaasanjl end
^'SRS.'T'HORNTOyA.' aff|,N^oiT.C|7ui‘onVM'.>XaBMaOa2lte
PISO'S CUR'EVfOR
I_In Utn*. Bold by dnigirKt-.
GON16.UMPT.ION
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