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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-12
a Law UNTO HIMSELF.
Every Man Must Be That TO Retain HE
Health and Digestion.

There Thousands people world who eat no nnsas
Eea and Polynesia exclusively eaters;
whs there thousands Of these live
upon mixed diet Of meat vegetables grains
hers criterion Il would diet Is Ea best
for tho family.
The fact that You many vegatarans who appear
healthy and vigorous and equally any
number Of robust specimens vegetables
anything that way all goes to show thas
the old saw the trus that every be law Go
himself rs to what he shall eat and drink
To repair brain workers as wen mn Go
replace the muscle and new Of the laboEs
through the process Of digestion
Every nerve muscle ne every drop az blood In extracted
from the food we eat and digest.
these days OF hustle worry
ME- scarcely person in thousand can Iav cai 70 per
fact digestion; dyspepsia ancton ana etuarsa
Dyspepsia Tablets national blessing.
Most Of digestion by failure
stomach to seersts sucent gastric juice too little Hydro
ehlcre acid and peptones these Important 3d.
ssntala 70 perfect digestion suars Dyspepsia
Tablets In convenient palatable form.
One two Of tablets taken after meals insure perfect
digestion ana assimilation food.
cathartc pills and laxative medicines
diEestng food such remedies eaTs gnr
dyspepsia Is far fetched absurd
staarts Dyspepsia Tablets contain pspn from animal
er oAase ana otner algesves. and not only digest all
wholesome food but tend ow Of gastric juices
and by giving the weak stomach bring abous
healthy condition o. ths digestive ap
petite.
II. r. ". wncherdon commercial traveller from Btrn-
nEhaH whose business keeps constantly on the
reaa relates h the Sunday dangers to health result
ing from constant change Of residence way
came shs usual injurious effects
He says: Zone thing people travelling cannot very wen avoid
tbs constant change In food never
has an opportunity TO become anything
few years much the average travelling man becomes
hopeless ayspephc
For several years suffered from Indigestion
sour stomach heaaaches dsaste appetite
ha stomach and the unpleasant elects az per
feet digestion
Nearly travelling mis- favorits remedy for d
Eerans troubles and tried all Of them with
Finally the PttsburR ana Phiadelpba oue
day overheard conversation ladies' ons az
whom had suffered severely from Indigestion
had been completely BY remedy which she called
suaEa Dyspepsia Tablets; remembered the conversation
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-12

Portland. Me, July 12.-ATrs- Jeffer-
son Davis, widow OF the form er presf-
dent of the confederacy, is quite i'll at
the Willard hotel in this city, where
she came a few days ago to spend the
summer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-12

because II direev interested me- and at the next town IN
quired the st drug store and bought package for h
cents and from that day without
They pleasant tasting tablets not secret patent
composed vegetable pepsn.
fruit salts Seal tablet
their good qualities liquid medicine would, bus always
fresh and ready for
any symptoms indigestion after each
meal, year half have not lost
poor anything and relish what
digestion Is absolutely perfect a. far as can judge from my
feelings be other stomach medicines
they Certainly for people who travel they far ahead Of
liquid medicine they convenient they can BE-
carried . pocket and used whenever needed"
Bell. highly esteemed minister residing
Wsedsport Cayuga Co., letter
lows There has never been anything that have taken thas
has relieved the dyspepsia from which nave uerd Eor ten
years except remedy Dyspepsia Tablets
taking distress at all after eating
again after long SLEEP Rev IT, T. Bell.
Weedsport, N. z, formerly Idaia Colo"
Mr. A. Stanton, tbs great Church and Sunday
School worker ana president Christian RndeavOr Union,
St Louis Mo- says: extremely
Many things indgeble and after hearty dinner
scarcely keep sick bed,
but have great Indigestion.
merits Of Tablets keep
my desk or carry them in my pocket can
anything They recommended
by enthusiastic In their praise cannot
ord III e rosv after lne and and these tablets fzt the
thing assist digestion keep my
MI Booher. Chicago, H. writes; "Catarrh local
condition resulting from neglected cold In the head whereby
lining Of becomes innamsd and
discharge herefrom passing backward into
stomach producing catarrh the sto
Medical authorities prescribed for for three
Of cure to-day happlesE
using Of stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
appropriate express feeling.
appetite and sound from their
Nervous thn-blooded, rundown people should bear In
drugs furnish good blood
strong muscles and steady these only from whole
food thoroughly digested atty cent box OF 6tuars
Tablets . weeks viii do you
real good drugs. stmulants dieting
6tuarts Dyspepsia Tablets probably the safest pe
everywhere u the United States Canada and Great Britain
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-12

Sc Yictorex BakIng Powder.
Daily camera., 1901-12-10
MORE TROOPS GOING.

San Franci-co, Dec. Io-The U. S.
transport H Hancock is preparing to sail
for Manila December 16 with 100 in.
fantry from Chicago.
Daily camera., 1901-12-10
0D Lone |S|0||d
They Must S|0y
PLACE FOR ANARCHISTS.
Hoar Would Have Them Bsnishod to
Some Distant Isle.

Hoar Would Have Them Banishod to
Some Distant Isle.
Washington, Dec. Io-Senator Hoar
has introduced resolution requesting
the president to ask for a convention Of
the civilized nations looking to the Sc
lection of some suitable island or spot to
be set aside for the place of detention OF
men and women who incite to acts
against legally constituted government.
or who preach doctrines against govern.
ment or aim by word, speech or act at
the death Of any chief magistrate of any
nation.
The committee announcements we're
not made in the house today as was
anticipated and large gallery crowd
was disappointed.
The senate atI,:45 went into executive
session for consideration Of the Hay
Pauncefote treaty.
The Republicans today agreed on a
temporary Philippine tariff measure.
The duties fixed by the Taft commission
are to control temporarily and all duties
and tonnage taxes are to be covered
into the Filipino treasury. whether col
lected on this side or in the Philippine
islands. Where duties are not specii
cally enacted the terms Of the Dngley
bill will govern.
Daily camera., 1901-12-10
MADE A GOOD FIRE.

Leadville, Colo, Dec. Olive thou.
sand dollars worth Of gambling tools
and paraphernalia went up in smoke TO
night in front Of the court house. Two
weeks age Sheriff Daniels raided gam
bling place here. and in addition to ar
resting the prop,ietors Of the place and
the employees, conhscs.ed an immense
amount OF gambling materials. including
several expensive faro tables, roulette
wheels, etc. They we're hsaped up to
night in front of the court house, qlan
tity Of coal oil poured over them and the
whole mass went up 10 roaring fame
An immense crowd witnessed the pro
ceedings, including Judge Overs himself.
who has been making a vigorous fight
against opening gambling.
Daily camera., 1901-12-10
A GRAND GIFT

Mrs Stanford, widow OF the late Cali
fornia senator. whose vast fortune was
made IN railroad construction and profits
On lands, has formally turned over to
Leland Stanford Jr. university bonds
and stocks to the amount OF $4,000, 900
rendering that bequest OF her late hus.
band and her own benefaction, the
greatest gift ever given by one family to
one educational institution.
Notwithstanding that she had now
given the equivalent Of over $751; 90. 900
to the Leland Stanford. Jr.. university,
making it one OF the richest institutions
OF the kind in the world, Mrs Stanford
has not impoverished hers, If, but is un.
derstood to still retain several millions
Tor her personal use and to provide for
the various members of her family. 1t
is believed that the amount Of her en-.
dowment to the university which she
aided in founding xeeeds in amount any
similar gift in history.
Daily camera., 1901-12-10
LOOTED THE BANK
Confidential Man Gets Away With Large
Trust Fund.

Confidential Man Gets Away With Large
Trust Fund.
Los Angeles, CAL, Dec. oh. Fleish
man, cashier of the Farmers and Mer
chants bank OF this city. has disappeared
with sum Of the banks money which
Vice President H. V. Helman estimate.
at tIoo. 900. The shortage was discover
ed today. Fleishman has not been seen
since Q o'clock Saturday morning. At that
hour he was at his club. He notified the
bank people that he was i'll Saturday
morning and would not be at his desk.
Nothing was thought of the matter at the
time. When Fleishman failed to report
today his accounts were gone over and
the shortage discovered. The exact
amount has not ye, been ascertained.
Fleishman had been cashier and assist.
an. cashier OF the Farmers and Mer
chants bank for many years. He began
work for the bank when 4 boy in 1875.
He was under bond with \ surety com
pany for $4,000. In addition to this he
had real estate and personal property in
this city sufficient. in the opinion Of Nj
Helman, to protect the bank from the
loss OF a dollar.
Fieishman married the daughtei Of A.
J. Harrell, wealthy cattleman Of Visalia.
but was divorced some time ago. He Is
a man OF A years. medium build and
smooth face.
The Farmers and Merchants bank, Of
which l. w. Helman is president and H.
w. Helman is vice president, is the old.
est and strongest bank in Southern
California. Its capital is $1,000 with
a surplus OF 81 900, 900 and deposits S..
roaoOo
Daily camera., 1901-12-10
S|pp|c S F0V0|
FQ|S b Spe[|y
ED SPERRY THE MAN.
Brave Ofncisl to be sh herir sipp'e's Unde,
Sheriff.

Brave Omcial to be Sh erir Sipp'e's Unde,
| Sheriff.
When crowd Of angry men stood
about the dwelling house of N B. Bailey
at Eldora and uttered threats against the
life of any man who should attempt to
extinguish the flames, Edward Sperry's
tall form pushed through the crowd and
was soon on the roof, assisting the owner
of the house in saving his property.
Threats had no terrors for him. As mar.
shall of the town he had duty to per.
form and he did it. Not citizen of FL.
dora will withhold praise for Sperry's
brave conduct on that night. This is the
man whom Sheriff Sipple has chosen to
be his under sheriff. If he sought brav.
cry be has secured it in the person of
his new chief deputy. 1t is understood
that the appointment was purely per
sonal on the part of the sheriff. Mr.
Sperry has not been identified with the
Republican party.
Mr. Sperry was nominee OF the Pso
pies party tor constable of Eldora pre-
cinct a, the election November 5 against
Mr. Williams, Democratic and Republi.
can nominee. At all times. however, he
was an ardent friend and admirer of
Sheriff Sipple. The silver cause having
been saved in that bailiwick he is said
to have been satisfied with bis lot and
unprepared for the recognition given
him. 1t came unsolicited and as an ex.
preston Of the sheriff's desire to have
next to him the man be regarded as the
most fearless peace officer in the county.
Under Sheriff Joe Bailey who will re.
tire in January. was considerably sur
prised, as were his friends, by the
sher ff's action. Friends OF Statesman
Bob Loeb Of Louisville were, also, much
sur prised. The Populists are, also. sur.
prised that they get one office out OF the
November holocaust. Mr. Sperry was
elected constable.
Daily camera., 1901-12-10
To Cure n Cald In Opa DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. E. w. Groves signature is on
each box. 75c.
Daily camera., 1901-12-10
I1||1Ql' 5 B|Ut
S0| S|01dS
TOM IN THE SENATE.
Tillmsn's Nervy Challenge of McLaurin
Not Taken up.

Tillmsn's Nervy Challenge Of MoLaurir
Not Taken up.
] Warrington, Dec. o-The senate
chamber was the scene Of highly dra
matte episode today when Senator Till
man Of South Carolina challenged hi.
colleague. Seuator McLaurin. to resign
with him on the spot, in order, to use his
own language, that they might be able
to wash their dirty linen at home" MI
McLaurin did not take up the gauge.
The incident today was the direct sequel
Of the very bitter controversy which
arose between the senators in South
Carolina last spring. Mr. McLaurin
arose to question of personal privilege
today and proceeded to explain what he
charged was conspiracy to discredit
him in bis own state for acts and views
which did not meet the approval Of Ger
tain Democratic leaders. He declared
that he was being humiliated and. &C.
cording to public prints, was TO be ex
cluded from the Democratic CAUCUS be.
caus. he had acted upon certain public
issues in a way which he considered
was TO the best interests of the country
and the people Of his state. He an.
n ounced himself firm believer in the
old Democracy and after denouncing
the new Democratic leaders, who, he
said, had brought destruction upon the
party, declared tha, he could not be
driven from bis old allegiance into 4
party with which he did not care to
affiliate.
Senator Jones. chairman Of the Demo
cratic national committee, denied that he
had any "ulterior motives" in not invit
ing Mr. McLaurin to enter the caucus.
Mr. TIllman reviewed the whole con,ro.
versy.
Mr. Hoar took occasion to express the
opinion that II was very doubtful wheth
CT both the South Carolina seats in the
senate we're not in reality vacant. He
eontended that when the designations
were offered last spring to the governor
they could not be Withdrawn thereafter,
having become Immediately operative.
The climax came when Mr. Tillman
challenged Mr. McL.u,in to join him in
preparing their joint designations and
handing them to the presiding officer Of
the senate. This challenge Mr. McLaurin
did no, accept. and the episode vas
brought to au abrupt c'ose by Senator
Lodge moving an executive session.
Daily camera., 1901-12-10
WOMAN DRAINED.

Unknown Man Enters Room and Nearly
ktils . Dressmnker.
Washington, Dec Io-Mrs Ada Gilbert
fashionable dressmaker. was found
nearly dead in her rooms this morning
Her skull had been fractured and one
ear nearly severed by several blows.
The weapon used was piano stool and
the name of the party is unknown as Mrs
Gilbert is in an unconscious condition.
That robbery was not the object is shown
by the fact that box Of Jewels and bank
notes at the foot OF the bed was not dis.
turbed, A sensation equal to the
Bonine case is anticipated by the police
Daily camera., 1901-12-10

fat o'clock Saturday morning you
dream that you are wandering amid
scenes of tropical beauty, that you are
engaged in brish, and sparkling conver'
.tion, and that through it all there is
running thread OF sweet melody and
enhancing harmony. just remember thai
it was only sub conscious recollection
Of the military ball.
Daily camera., 1901-12-10
All Time
This Electric Line
FASTER THAN A CROW.
Rapid Schedule For Street Car Service in
England.

London, Dec. Io-The promoters Of
the London & Brighton electric railroad
announce that they will convey passen-
gers forty seven miles in thirty two min
utes. Englishmen are aghast at this An.
nouncement Of rapid transit.
Daily camera., 1901-12-10
WILL CROSS OCEAN.

Pasis. Dec. Io-M, Capass,. the
aeronant, Who crossed the Mediterranean
IN his balloon, announces that he will
build new one and attempt to cross
the Atlantic, via the Canary islands and
Panama, next year.
Daily camera., 1901-12-10
AFTER TEXAS ROADS.

Austin, Texas, Dec. Io-The railroad
commission has issued An order requiring
all railroads in Texas to observe schedule
time. They must not stop at functions
longer than thirty minutes in order to
make connections and will be required
to bulletin consoicuously bela,ed trains
or whether on time.
Daily camera., 1901-12-10

The Grand Court balls at the Euro
pean eapi,o!s present brilliant array Of
the most dazzling uniforms worn by
brave men. and the prettiest costumes
worn by the brightest women in the realm
The ball at the armory Dec. 18th is the
next thing Of importance.
Daily camera., 1901-12-10
ENGLAND'S BUTCHER LIST.

London, Dec. Io-Lord Kitchener
cables the following results of the move
ments Of last month: Boers killed. 81;
wounded, II; prisoners, $50; voluntarily
surrendered IS. He says large number
of Beers are conducting an active cam
paign in Cape Colony.
Daily camera., 1901-12-10
EMBEZZlER CAUGHT

Buenos Ayres, Dec. Io-William
Hoeppner, a representative Of the A. w
Faber pencil company Of New York. has
been arrested here. charged with EN-
bezz!ement Of $4,000.
Daily camera., 1901-12-10
MUST PAY Fer MURDER

Waco. Texas, Dec. Jefferson Nor.
ris, negro, who murdered Mrs Emma
Finch December 5. 1920, was today sen.
fenced 10 be hanged J ,nulry I6.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-22
Rocky Mountain Smelter.

The Rocky Mountain smelter OF
Florence will start up again some
time after the first of the month
Officials of the company stated
yesterday that the preliminary
tests made of the new refinery part
of the smeter had proved more than
successful, and that they did not
anticipate any trouble whatever
when they finally started work
there The smelter company has
been put to a vast outlay of money
at Florence. but they are now in
shape to go ahead aud handle the
ores of this district and not be at
the mercy of the trust at all
la fact they are independent of
the trust or any combine what
ever, and in short time they will
be in the market for any amount
of ore that will be offered, aud
will be in shape to take care of
any and all shippers and give them
the best of care in every way
Cripple Greek Times Citizen,
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-22
PURELY PERSONAL.

A. H Danforth of the, smelter,
is in Denver.
The little son of John Jansen
is quite seriously i'll.
j. G.. Jondro of Boulder, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs Geo.
johnson
George and Ed Deibert re-
turned today from their fishing
trip in the mountains
j. A Edmund and II, r Tay-
Ior of st, Joseph, are registered at
the Fremont from Denver
f. c. Matthews, travelling
freight agent of the Burlington
Route is looking after business
in Florence.
j. b Meserve and family are
today moving from the Hale cot
tage on East Fifth street to the
new Walsh terrace on East Fourth.
Arthur Kinney retu ned last
night from his outing on the
Tomichi. The rest of the party
went on to the Cochetopa, aud will
return Sunday.
Happy Cal" Wagner, the big
goodnatured travelling passenger
agent of the Chicago, MiIwa ukee
q St. Paul, was a caller at this
office last evening
R H. Woody, of the Star
boiler works, who was called to
Denver by the death of a sister, re-
turned to Florence this morning,
C. A Calhoun, formerly with
the Ell Paso people, with his wife,
are in the city Mr. Calhoun has
accepted the position of assayer at
the Union mill
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-22
Base Ball.

The secretary of the Florence
Eagles base ball club this morn
ing completed arrangements with
the Cameron-Altmans for match
game on the home grounds next
Sunday. Last Sunday the Cam
eron- -Altmans defeated the Gillett
Giants in score of 10 to >.
THIS promises to be the best
game of the season and the Eagles
will have to hurry if they beat the
boys from the hills.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-22
Peace Perpetuated

Buenos Ayres, Aug. - In the
Argentine senate yesterday Dr.
Amancio Alcorta, minister of
foreign affairs. after the adoption
of a resolution of confidence of the
government towards the forthcom-
ing Pan-American congress in the
city of Mexico, announced that
the Argentine-Cbilean government
had formulated a moral compro-
mise not to increase their arma-
ments by single rifle He said
it was this resolution which had
led to the resignation of the
Chilean cabinet, and he main
tanned that peace between Argen-
tine and Chile was assured
Money to loan on improved realty
90, So, 100 & 100 months, H S
Andrews, Andrews bldg. 53-ml
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-22

Piles are not only in, and of
themselves very painful and an
noying, but often greatly aggra-
vete and even cause other grave
and painful affections, and should
therefore not be neg ected Tab
ler's Buckeye Pile Ointment is
great boon to sufferers as it will
cure them Price. so cents in
bottles. Tubes, 10 cents, Cafky
& Brown.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-22

to tourl o
AM eand dget your size m too $ S
We lose and sa lproftly dress
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-22
Supposed Crooks.

-Four supposed crooks were
landed in Jail last night, and there
is a possibility that they will prove
to be big game They were
loaded down with watches and ra-
zors, although the wares did not
prove TO be those stolen from the
store in Coal Greek the other
night. The prisoners will be held
for few days awaiting Identified
ton from outside officers.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-22
FRIENDLY MEETING.
Gar of Russia and King OF En-
gland Will fleet.

London, Ar 22-It is under
stood that King Edward of
England and the Czar of Russia
have arranged to met at Copenha-
gen. This is believed to indicate
that it is their intention to con.
tinue the friendly relations that
existed between the two countries
during the reign of Queen Nictoria.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-22
After the CattIemen.

Meeteetse, Wyo., Aug 22-At
the annual meeting of the Big
Horn Wool Growers association
it was voted to expend certain
sums of money in hunting down
and prosecuting certain cattlemen
who have made depredations upon
bands of sheep owned by mem bers
of the association,
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-22
Notice.

An emergent communication of
Fremont lodge No, 81, A. f, & A
NJ, will be held at the lodge room
at II m. sharp tomorrow for the
purpose of attending the funeral
of j NJ, Hanks.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-22

DIED Yesterday at l O'clock, at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Halpin, Mary, wife of Thomas
McGary, aged % years and 3 days.
Funeral services will be held at =
o'clock tomorrow afternoon at St
Benedict's church, Interment at
Highland cemetery
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-22

The street labels will be com
pleted by tomorrow noon after
which the work of placing them
will be commenced at once.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-22

Old papers at this office for 20
cents per hundred just the thing
for putting under carpets, IT
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-22
LOCAL NOTES.

DR.. Ashby's Office hours will
be from II to . p NJ, until the
LIST of Septembe 44-4S
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-05-17
Closing Exercises.

Tazewell College and the High
School have occupied the entire week
with their closing exercises. Large
crowds of our Own people and num-
ber of visitors from other sections
were In attendance at each service.
The Baccalaureate sermon, by Rev,
Mr.: French, on last Sunday night,
and the literary address by Rev.
Philip johnson, on Monday, both
delivered in the Christian church,
were Of very high order, and fully
sustained the reputation Of these
gentlemen,
Mr.. Samuel L. Peery won the medal
in the contest on Tuesday morning,
held by the Jaeger Literary Society
The medal which was very hand
some one, was given by Col. w. g.
w. Jaeger. Nr. Peery made splen,
did speech He was closely and
hotly pursued by several young men
whose speeches we're highly compli-
mented by the committee Of Judges
The modal, in the young ladies
contest on Monday night, was
awarded to Miss Katie Ratliff, 6
bright student of Tazewell College
fiom West Virginia The addresses
OF the young ladies were highly
complimented. Tuesday night
mixed program was given by the
students of the College, which was
greatly enjoyed.
Not less enjoyable than either o
the above, was the entertainment
given by the little folks-the Prima
ry Department of the College, or
last Saturday Digit.
The commencement exercises o.
the High School embraced Wednes
day and Thursday nights, and will
be concluded tonight by an address
by DIR. Painter. Of Roanoke.