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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-08-06

For Consumption take Karl's Clover
Root Tea, the great Blood Purifier.
Cures Headache, Merry BUSINESS, Erup-
tions on the face, and makes the head
clear as bell. Sold by Jones s. Glib
son.
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when your hair is falling out or turn
ing gray. BEGGS' HAIR rem EW-
Err has for 81 years been famed az
preventative for falling HAIR. Take
no substitute. Ask for ''BEGGS"
Sold by Jones & Gibson.
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You have heard great deal about
impure water and the danger from
drinking it, but no one was ever hurt
by drinking water.
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BEGGS, GERMAN SALvE

Man seeks the Office but the office
seeks the man.
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a mule has one advantage. Every
one is afraid of mule and no one
s.jokeS'' with him.
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a boy of fifteen thinks he is too old
to run errandS, but after he is TWEEN
ty-fiye and married he begins again.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-08-06

4 pickpocket's work is done in a
moment of abstraction
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You CAN DEFEND OMIT

Love may not be blind but it Sc
dom sees its finish
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1t is a great pity that Uncle Sam
didn't put a revenue stamp on kisses
and make silly flirting cost the young
men more.
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When a man has been out of work
a long time. it is a pretty good. sign
that he does not know what to do
with a lob when he gets it.
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A man who is always asking you to
be fair needs watching.
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Spain may be laying low but the in
dications are that she is doing d good
deal of low lying.
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A man always imagines he wants
the earth until he gets sick.
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There is very little sympathy for
any man who gets injured in a
friendly scuffie.''
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The editor of the Evans City, Pa,
Globe. writes, 'One Minute Cough
Cure is rightly named 1t cured my
children after all other remedies fail
ed" 1t cures coughs, colds and all
throat and lung troubles. Jones &
Gibson.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-08-06

Bob Moore. of Lafayette, Ind, says
that for constipation he has found De
Wits Little Early Rsers to be
perfect. They never grippe. Try
them for stomach and liver troubles.
Jones i Gibson.
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When a man doesn't use tobacco il
any form we wonder how it happened
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There are too many people That use
their friends as coaling stations.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-08-06

= y hen a man goes TO a concert his
favOFite is never on the program.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-08-06

There is no pain or discomfort VIXEN
TABLERE's BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT
is used. 1t relieves that itching in
creased by scratching. 1t is prepared
with scientific accuracy and profess
sional knowledge, and is the kind that
cures blind, bleeding, itching and pro-
truding Piles with no pain or loss of
time. Jones & Gibson.
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Some men are too lazy TO acquire a
door from which to keep the wolf.
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When a man hunts up reporter
these days it is to tell him that he is
kin to Dewey, Sampson, Shafter or
HOhSOn-
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Every man carries a pocket knife
but not ore in twenty carries a gooC
one.
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Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
end DiarrhGa Remedy always affords
prompt relief. For sale by Jones &
Gibson.
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It's only mans heirs who are eve
really interested in his ailments.
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The tilted foreigner who courts an
American heiresS usually talks brok-
emily.
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First published July 80. 1898. I
SheTiff'S Sale.

In the District Court of the Twenty-third
Judicial District. sitting in and for the
County of Trego, in the State of Kan
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HELP WANTED

But few men are wise enough to
render one word sufficient.
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There is Il time in every girls life
when She regrets that she was not
named Lucille"
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There IS saying that an early riser
is likely to be healthy, wealthy and
wise.
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y deserving person soon attracts
attention. If you do not attract at
tentiOn investigate yourself.
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a boys idea of funny thing on the
stage is for one man to hit another
with a stuffed club.
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\ woman'S idea of glorious death
is TO leave her money to Il church.
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FriIIs) in 10 hours.

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They make the hole, drop the seed and
cover-au at One Operation. They deposit
the seed in moist soil at q uniform DEPTH
TEEg SAVE THE. TzEz SPARE FATIGUE.
They work in any soil suitable for potato
growing. Ne STOPPING hence no backache-
Potatoes thus put N Withstand drouth better.
Potatoes Of uniform size, practically all mer-
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

e.. #H - . H + NO.
OF two evils It Is best to choose neith-
err. u. !, 3,
Itis hard for a man under o cloud to
see the silver lining. A,
When pride turns a mans head he Is
sure to look the wrong way.
A new spring dress causes woman
to walk with nm elastic step. n
The first lesson In charity is to give
away things you don't need. u
A woman's favorite novel is the one in
which she thinks the heroine resembles
her.
The success OF a charity bazaar; de-
ponds upon how much has been taken
in-and how many.
Every time q man invents good
thing some other man comes along and
makes n fortune out Of It.
The trouble with a great many men
is they seem to think they ore entitled
10 a months vacation every time they
do days work. s'0
A man sometimes builds better than
he knows, but the contractor on polit-
ical Job Is reasonably sure to know bet
ter than ne builds. Il,
The world laughs at a girl who Is an
xlous to get married, and 1t laughs II
She becomes an old maid, so what can
the poor girl do?-Chicago News.
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Patriotism Of Our Women.

The Daughters of the American Revo-
luton have begun practical work on the
lines laid down in he Offer. made BY the
national board OF management, In ten
! der,ne :, .tbo s.,y,ces ~ n. .,c;ot,, ~ tha
! aeEins tne scES ICES Oh inc society 10 1he
government. at It's April meeting. The
surgeons general OF tho army and the
navy have approyc,I and rceornIzcd fb,s
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spaniasds Deceive Spaniards.

Zone half the reports that the Span
ish government Is giving out to the pub
lie in Madrid were true the war would
already be settled In favor OF Spain. One
of the latest is that the leader OF the
Philippine insurgents has declared in
favor OF the Spaniards after having re-
ceived arms and field pieces from Rear
Admiral Dewey; another is that the
Spaniards have re-taken Cavlte; AN
other that cervcra's fleet at Santiago
has defeated the American flying squad
ron under schley. All Of these, OF
course, are untrue.
There arc other and similar reports
given out to bolster up the courage OF
the Spanish populace at home, and to
allay the revolutionary spirit. which
needs but the news of another Spanish
defeat to be again stirred into action.
This sort OF home tactics cannot last
long in Spain. FOR dispatches to London
papers already assert that the people
ore growing tired OF the deceits that
have been prac.iced upon them, and
which they are beginning to suspect It
has been easy heretofore for the Span
ish authorities to deceive the masses in
Spain into believing anything and
everything they chose to promulgate.
With a government censorship Of the
press, strictly enforced, and tho fact
that more than 10 per cent OF the Span
ish population Is illitcrate. It is no Won
der that for almost a month after the
bat,le Of Manila we read OF celebrations
OF the alleged dispersal OF the Dewey
fleet being held in some portions Of
Spain. What the Spanish auttori Ties
c1pec. to gain by this course toward
their own people. except a postponement
of the uprising that threatens the dy-
nasty would be hard 10 imagine. Such
things are not doing the American cause
any harm, but they nrc laying up for the
Spanish government reckoning for
the future. when the Spanish populace
come to learn how they are being misled
into feeling OF security when there Is
everything in tho situation that should
tend to discourage them.
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The flfty-fifth volume Of The Century,
containing the monthly numbers OF the
magazine from November to April In
elusive, has just made Its appearance.
A glance ct the table OF contents shows
what q wide field has been covered.
There are four articles about Andree.
one OF them written BY. Jonas Stradling,
the Stockholm journalist, giving the de-
scrIption by an eyewitness of AN
dree's Flight into the Unknown" There
is also an account OF the message sent
by carrier pigeon from the aeronaut, the
only word received from his since his
departure. R. Talbot Kelly. the English
artist, Is represented by two papers,
striklngly Illustrated, telling OF life In
the Desert with the Bedouln-" In the
series OF Heroes Of Peace" there are
Illustrated articles on Every Day
.Heroism," md Heroes OF tho Life
Saving. Service" by Gustnve Kobbe,
and Heroes Who Fought Fire." by ia
cob A. Riis. Two articles on the new
gold fields describe THE River Trip to
the Klondike." by John Sidney Webb.
and 1.-The Rush to the KlondilSe Over the
Mountain Passes" by Edward S. Cur
tie. Five notable papers by Mrs. Sara
Y. Stevenson are devoted 10 "MaIimil-
ian, His Allies and Enemies" Mrs.
Stevenson was in Mexico ut the time OF
the French intervention. and she writes
OF the brief and pitiful career OF the
emperor from intimate acquaintance
with the course OF events. Mr.. Y. c.
Scott O'Connor has contributed two ar
ticles concerning the life OF Tcnnyson ut
his Isle OF Wight home, illustrated with
reproductions Of Mrs. Cameron's re-
markable photographs. The famous
sea fight IN 1879 between Chilean and
Peruvian warships is described by
Claude II. Wetmorc, and Theodore Roo
sevelt discusses Flights Between Iron
clads," with reference to, their priority
and Significance. In the way of art
there are number of wood engrnvings
by Timothy Cole from the "0ld English
Masters" articles on jean Charles Ca
zin and Fritz Won Uhde. engraviugs
from Gilbert stuart's Portraits of Wo-
men. and illustrations by CastaiGne OF
the Mammoth Cave, the Seven Wonders
of the World, and for THE Steerage OF
To-day" The fiction of the volume In
cludes DR.. S. Weir MItchell's "Adven-
lures OF Francois; Mrs. Burton Harri-
sons Good Americans; eight Gal
lops.' by The Century's new writer. Da-
vid Gray, and many short stories, In
GLIDING two by. Chester Bailey Fernald.
author OF 1.-THE Cat and the Cherub."
and John Luther Longs striking tale OF
Japan, MADAME Butterfly" New
York: The Century Co. Price, In gilt
cloth, 5000
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Work Of the Cruiser St. Lou,s.

The auxiliary cruiser st. Louis, which
returned TO New York Saturday. gives
good account Of hersclf-or, Mt least, her
officers do for her. She has Just finished
6000 mile cruise In the West Indiss.
and had some exciting experiences. She
accomplished her mission, however and
has returned none the worse for wear TO
have heavier guns placed upon her.
when she will be ready for further i'm
portant duty.
The 81. Louis. during her cruise, cut
three Cables. tho one north Of Porto
Rico, connecting with San Domingo. The
one between Santiago and Jamaica, and
the one between Guantanamo and Cape
HaytIen. The ST. Louis proved her
efficiency By holding up her end wen nj
Santiago, and in n fight with q Spanish
gunboat at Guantanamo, which attack
cd the little American gunboat Wampa-
tuck from ambush.
Tho cruiser brings much important In
loIHailoi' itg's odtu, " Nhe bo'S'iAiiS''s
concerning the Qualifications on tho Gu
ban md Porto Rico coast, and confirms
the newspaper reports OF the damage in
fllcted Mt San Juan by Simpsons fleet:
During the entire cruise the Spanish
fleet was not sighted at nil. The import
ant statement Is made that when the
cruiser wnp before Santiago on Tuesday
and Wednesday OF last week cutting the
cable. there was no sign that Cervera's
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Meno.ial Day.

J To-day Is Memorial Day, set apart as
the annual occasion when the people as
senrble to pay tribute to the Natien's
dead. and no Memorial Day celebrated
since the beautiful custom was inaugur-
ated. has had q deeper and broader Sig
nifcance than the one to be observed on
! this 10th OF May.
While the custom OF decorating the
graves OF the heroic dead Is an ancient
nne, and the classics ore alled with de-
scrtptioas OF howthepeople assembled at
stated periods for such purposes. the
idea of making such an occasion ma
stional holiday IN this country, by leg
3slatve act OF the Congress OF the
United States. originated about three
years after the close Of the civil war.
i AT that time the idea, which had Its
inception in the mind OF Mrs. John A.
Logan. wife of tbs great volunteer gen
eral, on visiting Confederate cemetery
at Richmond, where the graves had
been decorated with wreaths OF flowers.
contemplated the remembrance only OF
the graves of those who fell In the bat
Ties for the Union. 1t was the husband
OF Mrs. Logan, who, ns commander OF
the national G. \. R., and at her. sug-
gestion. issued the first decoration day
order for-31ay 80. 1868. and atterrard Sc
cured recognition of that date in each
year as our NATIONAL Memorial Day. by
act of Congress. ,'' = -:
Since then the day has gradually
grown to be observed In q broader sense
than was at first intended. and while It
has retained its distinctive character
as an occasion for honoring the memo.
ries OF those VINO fell on the northern
side In the war between the states, all
sectionalism has disappeared, and every
grave containing what Is mortal
OF one who made sacrifices in cause
he believed to be right, whether ne wore
the blue or the gray. IS remembered by
those who participate In the beautiful
ceremony OF paying tribute TO the men,
DRY OF their own dead. wtlllo It is often
made the occasion by individuals for the
remembrance OF the loved ones that
have gone from the family.circle.
z To-day there IS more reason than ever
1 before to make this an occasion on
which all American heroes will be re-
membered, and when sectional lines are
to be regarded as only memory, as
they Will be regarded forever hereafter.
AT this time, when the people OF the
United States are united by the bonds of
patriotism in a mighty cause for hu-
mainly and civilization. Decoration Day
. Will be marked by the recalling OF
American valor and the honoring OF che
american soldier dead. under whatever
s sun they lie. and whatever monument
or, humble slab may mark the resting
place.
This will be. in view OF the common
cause 50 near to tho hearts OF all Ameri-
cans to-day. an occasion for the renewal
\ and the ceInent!ng Of the ties OF the
common brotherhood OF one country,
under one nag and with one patriotic
purpose, pledginS anew devotion 10 the
government Of the great republic in Its
war for humanity. over the graves OF
those Of the past VINO made It possible
J. for such O patriotic unity to exist. and
8 never to perish from the earth,
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. u
THERE IS more catarrh In this Sec
ton OF the country chan all other dis
eases put together. and until the last
few years was supposed to be incurable.
For great many years doctors pro-
nounced It a local disease. and pre-
scribed local remedies. and by constant
ly failing 20 cure with local treatment,
pronounced 1t incurable. Science ha,
proven catarrh TO be constitutional
disease, and therefore requires constltu.
tlonal treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by F. ]. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo. Ohio. IS the only constitutional
cure on the market. It Is taken inter-
nally in doses from ten drops to tea
spoonful. II acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any
case Il fails to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials. Address
FL. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o. .
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills ore the best.
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Our American Policy.

The policy of this country regarding
foreign complications seems likely to
remain conservative. The Monroe doc
,tIine. according to the declaration OF
our leading politicians, will be sustain
ed, but patience and prudence In official
quarters will restrain the exuberancc
OF public opinion. The wisest and most
prudent course for the rheumatic and
the malarlous Is to use Hostetter's
Stomach Bitterg, which also cures kid
ney complaint and dyspepsia
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Another Spanish ,cauard has been
nailed by official reports. There is abb
solutely no truth In the report that the
United States cruiser Baltimore, OF Ad-
miral: Dewey's fleet, has been damaged
by an explosion. The disastrous expert
mens OF the SpanIards In exploding one
American basheship should cause them
to refrain from engaging In any more
such ventures, even on paper.
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The eighth annual catalogue OF the
West Virginia Conference Seminary, at
Buckhannon. shows the institution TO be
In prosperous condition, and widening
its field work. The effort is being made,
with good hope OF success, to raise the
courses Of studies to the full college
grade, and a first class college in the
heart Of West Virginia is not one Of the
OF the future.
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Faith mud Works.

Two little children were being put to
bed. The little girl was kneeling at her
mothers side saying her prayers, while
her mischievous brother was standing Mt
the back OF the Chair making grlmaces.
His little sister evidently had one eye
open. II not two. for at last she stopped
her prayers, and with "Scooze me,
Lord. while ] so and kick George"
jumped up, kicked her brother. and
promptly knelt down again--London
Eigaro
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The authorities of the United States
are making q great mistake in not call
ing into their councils the able editors
OF some of the newspapers OF the coun-
try, More expert opinion On the con-
due. of the war and advice as to strate-
81 have been developed in the editorial
,sanctums OF certain sensational papers
than has been written by the army and
navy authorities In the past century. It
Is simply. wonderful.
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THE iNTELLIGENCER.
WHEELING, NAY 30. 1908.
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.

The Republican Congressional Commit
tee OF the First Congressional District will
meet at, the oillcs Of the secretary. 1il7
June z, at 100 p. M. 10 fix the time and
place md complete the arrangements for a
convention TO nominate 4 candidate for
Congress. 70 eis. Z
iLW. ]: ". COWDEN. Secretary. b.
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Now is golden opportunity for Conan
Doyle to write recordIbreaker detec-
tive story. He might get his pen to
work and have Sherlock Holmes find the
Spanish Cape Verde, fleet for US.
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Monday. May 30. the Baltimore &
Ohio will sell excursion tickets from
Wheeling and intermediate stations. 10
Grafton and return. ut low rates. good
returning until May 81, inclusive. 3G
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squadron was there. This would seem
to contradict the published report that
the Spanish ships were fn.the harbor on
Tuesday and "Wednesday, although Il
was possible forthemtobet there without
the Sc Louts' Knowledge. owing to the
intervening entertainments.
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The Emperor William, Of Germany,
rescued woman blcyel!st from death
by Jumping from HIS carriage and
snatchins her from under the wheels Of
a cab. This is what most any. man OF
presence OF mind and activity would
have done, but the Incident would no.
have been cabled over the world had an
ordinary citizen been the hero. II
might also be said, however. that not
every emperor or king would have both
cred his head about rluking his own
limbs to rescue IN ordinary Individual
from a street accident, and the kaiser Is
entitled to especial credit on that ac-
count, for his gallantry.
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The Ptttpburgh pispatch's etafr cor
respondent an Chckamauga is doing lit
tie in the direction OF popularizlng that
paper In this state Ivy his continued mis-.
representations OF the West Virginia
troope, in detailing sufferngs which
they have never experienced. The In.
telhgencers correspondent on the
ground. who IS a member OF the regi.
ment, pays hts respects to some OF these
Misrepresentation, and shows the ab.
surlity of them. The Dispatch man be-
gan his sensational work at Charleston
and has been keeping II up ever since.
The friends OF our boys at chlckamauga
will be glad to learn that they are far
ing SO well. In spite of the p.spatch's
stories.