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lbs M Interest In Nicaragua Canal

Now York. Dec, 2i-Emil L. Boas'
corerol agent OF the Hamburg-Amer
ean line who has been in Europe ar
r ra for a line Of steamers 10 tne
Levant and who returned luU .So any ",
Of The report that by reason o. tng i pu,
chase Of the Atlas line the HaL l.,a /,
American line claimed some rlsn'S IL
Inc Nicaragua district ,,,ry IN.
"There Is nothing IN the story M th
aoed Il was specifically stated In ins
contract Of purchase WIN VIM. .nV cortah,
company that It did not secure ,no y poc C
concessions claimed by thS r, ars'' J,
1,rons,nrtation company which runs q
liza of steamers from GreytoWh'
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wv A0i'''on' VIII All Nations win
We Carried on on s'tluciplca Of
Truth and Justice.

F1tts-
"Nauelphiol Dec 29.-Tbo tyer.,.
N'st annual banquat ~ ,,. A..
lend soeiev ,f 49,. '"V ave" NliG-
lod,,, n n, ~ '''''S'Vana was held
log ~ horticultural hail. covers Ma.
ihS Iald for nearly 400 n,c,,ho.,
guests. Guests ,yero ,,o....,s N'i1
york poi,o. P.'''H' from New
''''''H'Ie' Washington, Bo3tcn
."u V'her cities Assistant Upi..J
states Atty.gop. limo, la r.,.
itepi ~ tho 49,. wa DeV"' pres
,....,... '''F''' opened me speech
'' WIN prei address.
IN coming down tho I'm. oe r,,...,
New rpcionao,- '''N9''io99
r.,os ''1a'IehL beek men-
''"'0 enc name Of George Dewey. B"
us YVES tao slrnal for an on,l,.,.,. ~,
apr,augo such e,y,..... -
i,,,. r,o 49,. '''' IVY repeated our
'' .'"'"'Aaer OF tlo evening
la' principal speaker WAS Aseccist,
Justice Du.d pr.,o, .s
Elgto, e,...... WV united
i, m, oa.t VINO responded
5Jer's 5,'a" vac unIted States;
r.sre u... Jee wee Brewers adj
urol.,".," ''4ueU'y punctured vita
.r1.. 49,, 49,,
.orrI.,, ',"N' '1lh6s ha said THE
f,oo ,,." L.i'3a us face 10
roro,', ', w. oo,UD'I oh. and we are
lnfr.as hS, .S mp united states OF
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Mrs. Colonel Ell. Gresham, Treasurer
Daughtersof the Confedoracy, President
the tlerndon Village Improvement So
ciety, writes from IIerndon, Va:
~ cannot speak too highly of the
value OF Peuna. / believe that I owe
my life TO ITS wonderful merits. Isnfs
fered win cafarrb of The head and
lungs In It's worst form until the doctor
fairly gave me up and deSpaired OF
ever getting well again.
~ noticed your advertisements and
The splendid testimonials given by
people who had been cured by Koruna,
and determined 10 try a bottle. IfeIt
but little better, bur used second,
and then third, and kept on imprOys
ing slowly.
"h took six bottles TO cure me, but
they were worth a kings ransom 10
me. 1 talk Peruna to all my friends
and am a true believer In Its worth. +"
MRS. COL. E. j. GRESHAM.
TO stop a cough in any other way than
to check the secretions Is as foolish as
It is harmful, The true cough medicine
Is the one that cures the congested menu
from the Orient" Minister WI alluded
briefly to the open door Of the Chinese
empire, saying that foreigners are
treated the same as the natives there
was no high tariff in China such az
other countries had because the other
countries had arranged the tariff for
China The Oldest nation in the east,
he said, was grateful to America for
all she had done for China. America,
not only become a world power" but
would see that justice is done to all.
This country win, said Minister WI,
not only become a world power" but
the world power in commerce and
peace
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revolution Against Castro.

, INV York, Dec. Am .,,.,,.,,,,s
SS aga the Castro sors,.a ne revolu,,oh
,ss broken out in VeSeman Z sD ~h,cn
Sia TI according TO the For = ~ f ssa,uus
AID wv espohdent Of the Her
presl 5 mrs, ,. leaders to rise against The
an y'g G We're Gems Fncia%e ' atn,,a eie
%f orr ib gsaeao Cen Mcndoaa y n Ms,,dor
Is e s,lie Of Arazua and Go p' CeaenN
Cen Mtpaog,'u sIoms at Puerto cabello.
vIelrli,yl o, Y, an important poini e IN uP 'be
70 rsscpe ~ c. a'acas Gen Cedeno v,ishes
minister ~ ,,7ii ramon Guerra, formerly
The fortress VIZ who Is q prisoner In
surrectlon bo ol Tueflo Cabello. The In.
BarauIslnetoa s spread eastward toward
toward the s,s W. we state Of Lara, and
"'s o' Falcon, The insur.
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A nin Cor Ynle University.

New Haven, Conn., Dec "a ia'e
university has received a gitt OF Wv, p
Geo from Robert K. Smith MelessIa a.
eritb and Ernest W. Smith of New
Vow 10 carry out the intention Of me
late REV Edward A. Smith, Yale 1906
formerly a member OF me Gorpo'S s,,Od
of the unYarsty to estabhsn , iunu
IN memory OF his father, the lale lsaaC
n smith Of New York. The income %
the fund is TO be applied to the current
eypenge Of the academlcal Depart
ment
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EW DAINTY box, an exquisite wrapper, deli
E4X cate color, and clinging fragrance vet ali
VIZ these will not cleanse the skin! Has t ever
Il occurred to you that you pay big prices for
WSSs tnngS' DO you care to boy five articles or do
you require only one-a strictly pure soap. Remember
yoa pay Tor perfume whenever you buy It mixed
with soap Don't you think is wiser 70 make vo,,r
own selection Of perfume and bay It separatelye III
certainly the method adopted by most persons Of cut
Va'ea taste, those who bathe with pure Ivory Soap
IVORY SOAP 9e'sro PER CENT. PURE
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..lnl, nf nynamIto ESplodCd

Tacoma. wash Dec; @.--As s, ioe of Of
.,it If his haste to tbaw s, ,, ,rta ~ !
S ,i,.no, ~ Andrew PayIk EairisX \
u .,l,ner Was blown TO atoms SATURDAY
evening. Paylk's right leg , MSS of OFF The
ed Both his arms were o 5o,, and ND the
flesh was ripped of nus 1ee ,'.r ,,' stiten
force Of the explosion blew g N.,l r,iabt.
Of clothes of his body IN 5H car near
~ Tnl condition Payik fingered l0' i'''
elk hours.
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Vessels Overdue.

pun francisco, Cal, Dec. 24.-Two
~, ssse,s nave been added to the overdue
as s' d me Merchants exchange. They
n n,, Sne british ship Blaekbaes, ii3 days
o oS ron Table Bay for Portland, quot
~ a. W per cent reinsurance, and the
,r ll.su park Earl Cadogan l76 days out
a, anu antwerp for Port Los Angeles,
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ohildhoods home to visit friends, have
cabled here for transportation back to
Texas, having learned that the Turk.
ish government objects to their pres-
ence In that portion OF the sultans do
main unless they are willing to renew
their allegiance to Turkey and abandon
their rights az natuTalized citizens Of
the United states. The Syrian colony
here ls composed OF substantial clti-
gems and they promptly met the de-
mands Of their countrymen across the
ocean by sending transportation as de-
sired. The leading syr;sHg here say
the sultan win iigidly enforce his or
der and VIII deal harshly with his for
mer subjects unless the United States
interferes In their behalf.
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Drained A grlcuIturlstsfo r PhIllIpines

Berkeley. Cal, Dec. 2i,--rhe Uniyer-
sity Of California has been asked to
recommend to the2hilippine commission
several men qualified by experience and
scientific training TO take charge Of
agricultural experiment stations In the
philippines. The commission believes
that there is no other place IN the world
where agricultural skil would produce
such a Transformation as IN the Philip
uinqg
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pcpew Arrives In Nice.

New York Dec 24.--United States
senalor Chauncey NJ. Depew has ar
fNtv al Al.e, rIance, CduieS tAe corr
|respondeni Of the World at that place.
Miss May Palmer his bride-elect viii
arrive today (Tuesday). The wedding
day has not even yet been definitely am
Inounced II VIII be either Thursday,
Friday or saturday Of this week. Dam
son VIII conduct the marriage cere-
mony There viii be a musical service
put no hymn Entertainment plans
have been made at the American con-
'sulQte.
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JENNIE MAY BORDERS.

branes, and thus stops the discharge,
when the cough ceases Of its own accord.
The cough medicine that has been
found always reliable TO remove the
cause and thus stop the cough is Peruna.
II contains no opium or narcotic Of any
kind, and is sure cure for all kinds OF
cough. Peruna operates directly to heal
the congested or inaamed mucous mem-
brane Of the air passages and lungs.
A tablespoonful before each meal and
at bedtime viii cure n winter cough per-
monently and quickly. Two ounces OF
rock candy added to one bottle Of Peru
ma and taken as above il the best treat
ment in existence for a common cough,
the cough Of consumption and chronic
bronchitis, according to the testimony
Of the thousands Of patients scattered all
over the length and breadth of the
United States.
II you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use Of Pernna,
write at once to Or. Hartman, giving u
full statement Of your case, and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis,
Address Dr.. Hartman, Presidento of TO
Hartman sanitsriam, Columbus, O.
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The peuna Medicine Company, Columbus, Oho
denhemen-A few months after getting
heavy cold which coughing badly MY throat very
raw and sore, my head ached and felt very miserable
~ tried number OF well known remedies nothing relief
until reading the of Peruna bought gave
relief as began take The
relieved and noted that acted strengthening on
frNkup Haxyp
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deaths Tho Russian who died was
baudmastcr Of a military band. In
searching his residence eight dead
rats were found beneath the floor,
The Russian government has forbid.
den boring for Kerosene or minerals at
any point within one hundred leagues
from the coast from Russian possess
sions, beginning at Corea and extend.
ing TO saghalien.
News was received AT Shanghai Of
the wreck Of Messrs, Weebin and Com
pany's steamer Amherst, lOS tons, on
the bar at Nua!a pahang, on the i7th
inst, Thirteen lives were lost, owing
TO the capsI2ing Of one Of the steamers
boats In the heavy surf The victims
were eleven Chinese coolies and two
Chinese passengers.
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Prospect That Another Department
viii be Created.
VIII relieve other pepagmenn Of
Commercial Aff;sirs BiiitoluersaAo
The salaries of Congressman
snoolal correanondence.

sDNptai COrregDOndeuce.
.,s
Washington Dec. l9'--ti"u N'fa Been
t.m0 IN the laat seasidu OF llre.s
~ Macon mn craatlnR tn s.s.
M, ..,,t..
lnehl 81 eoihileIVN aup ei9g-' Oi''A't
olhVer WVuia Mdve pafAVp 'aI3's,
Dul 80 hluet ulne NN7 ".h
ieEisiauon tnal hVFpt l''s.,, '.'''. Wy.
lhls nlsusuvV ~ eV'le'uo,s IA, ..'Iu.t'
anee mas never ,aNst' uy NV" y'at
uol ohiy se'"Nyl $780, IVY o,'e'
ulNinyeIs ~ a., NSs 49, 49, q N'''''
uueeu 'ue pn,, CIV S"N f,nu ''estetl
tnal y niaE iSsa' ~ rii KIN olH-
ator naNlns ilS''gu t. A N'o'
the appl"Nai y. W "'eli '""'u'erte
eonllnl.tne ,ASt N'l's gns' h,t , t,I '0lul
pe tiNcn 'nai ~ ~ e,' nj, .' 17QF
enu rspors y " Ivy ,,V, XXX III, ", liesl-
uoVllal uisvi,'1l, \, ny g''iN'
nleht WIN ca'hS vo''siuVi '..',, 'oNt W
Sohsroht' Wnilr VIZ uy ..1@ va IV'eF'
ING seysi'.t 1ePNi'iiisnt,s y ~. ao'tIl'
hleht ol Hhails peitulnt'is y ''.N'y %
commerce anu Hl"u't'i1 ~ "''' Deeh
PLAINLY Apparent
CONGRESSIONAL sALARlEs
Senators and representative receive
So GO each year 1t il moi nearly
enough for come and greai deal t1o
much for others, Dut You couldn't ais.
orimlnate and fix salaries according Ia
the amount Of work pcrtornel me-
men from districts who really have
nothing 70 do would not pc SATISFIED 70
hee 1ueh from o'nul uias'ts1 receive
n,ole solalN, ~ sei"V - e, 49, W eeN'
1lorb, 9ollie nsYr. ~ "'} N,us %
speak o. Wi''iv otpvrs mVlM KY sWgH,
enblles ~ nlust Wy W. 'Hu'' hut
VIA : "as sy'Nis la,,' l"tl9,
uouptlui ploJSvt tiIa' - vvue %ofNel
up lor secul,ls :" ttVts",s VI coH-
bressloi'sl sn'eiiNs' 80. Viv u'l /
twenty Years s'icN ~ ri 4vIea
Mas maui, Nt'S JuH, 'I'p'P u I
was, wy, iuu ~ nov 49, pnN" Vo1+
blessivnal 'vtn,, WAITS XXI ~ ps. q |
nllus SUN nv ,utlt poo1.t rvs
hilaly FrNp ~ Wy. tlllN o many |
a man seat Y, Nonsrsf,a' ! ne same |
result WIZ lVlioW anoihVl iNVieAsi |
Dut sun u ~ peinS oolslu.igu aNa IA |
t "a be very mich Soubted II a Nm co,a
mass as there are plenty of men MN.
ine to serve AT the present silalv apd
MIGHTY few men ever dfop out on ac. !
count of the compensatlon received
senator Hoar. whose motives cannot |
be questioned. has a bin to make sal. !
aries of congressman ST.b00 a YEAR
some think II should be Sl00Oo
prctr,r Atr rtrts rr,,r
90 -" i'+'N'
There IS considerable leNlY 10 su-
prcme court circles when occasion DE-
mahds, ana Just nov we hear mat there |
u stahdlng Joke ahout Mf Justice |
bfown pelng the only man ~ NE court
VINO Is right hli the time, ektecll ref !
erehce pelhg 70 the lnsuiar d1lsIons Of |
last May and those recently delivered !
by me court. On both occasions The
court was d'yided--touf ana iye~and
Whlie some decisions supported ihe gov
ernment others were againsi u jus
tice Brown was the one man who he'd
the balance Of power ana whichever
way ne voted ne made the majority
That majority was maj consequently
he Is right, as the supreme court de-
c's'ons 90,
Mo-N uMhNlS ~ MAhIihS
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Another carncgIc Library.

Nyack, N. Y, Dec. A.--Andrew Car
negie has given Nyack $4,000 for pdb-
lie library building.
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NnmralIzed rurks IInmesi.,.

Dallas, TEXAS, Der 2i-A special to
ne hews from Waco, Teyas. says;
Several citizens Of Waco. formerly
Of Beyrout Syria, who went to their
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me Cause Of Many
Sudden Deaths

ID.
away cell by CELL N'"' ana waste
sladdof troubles most ALWAYS ,o.,,
ta,eiangeneni Of the kidneys AM .'n ou Iron
opIalnsd quickest BY pr5per ~, ,r,,,, ouIe Is
,ne ma1ays II yol arc fssng J f"9', o.
S c,,,a ulaka 70 mistake BY taking Dr. Y., W.
tJ, N VAN tho great kdaey H,'s sr5
~. 1o sl inability to hold urr. ana .,,,,
mg pam IN passing #, and oyers a,,- .'a ,,
unpleasant necessity Of BENZ s ,,Ty.o. oa'
g. ol'en during The day. and 70 %, y rn 70
uus' curing the night The nj wy ~. I'. NJ
eh,I,aoranay effect Of Swamp Ro q. I !. .. N,
Ioa,l1'd % stands the hghes, "a, 4. s S.y"
''eul cures 5, q tho most distressing c y. s''
Sg2mp-Soot Is pleasant 10 ,akas a uai'. ..,a
Oy az druggists 10 Ghy-cent and ons .o GV,Q
sl1od bottles. YOU may E, ~ ''0''1'
nave a sample bottle Of ,er~Ta,,l fT'Tss.,,,
ms wonderful new dis H .,'a..',5 ...i
e9Nyery and a book that ~As f.I.a3
tells all about IT, both HON, o,s1,a1- e.
Son' free by mail, Address Dr. KIlronr 3 e.
S'ngaamton, NJ Y, When wrliing mon, Vv.
'a-a'ng this generous offer IN ,htl Psp.r'
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Mary phelan, domestic,
SERIOUSLY INJURED.

SitilOuNLA lN' bi'N'H'
May Kellemer, taken to railroad hos
pitQl
Mrs william Mamie, taken TO her
home.
Five others slightly injured
For four blocks south OF Union
street the grade Is 60 steep that the
cars have to be pulled up the hin bY
special machinery AS q car contain
Ing fifteen people he'd nearly reached
the top Of the hill II broke loose In SONS
manner and rushed down the grade
with frlghtful speed.
It kept the track until Union street
was reached. Here there stood an emp
ty car waiting 70 be hauled to the sum
init This obstruction was crashed IN
TO and wrecked by the runaway car,
which then Jumped the rails and was
brought to a standstill by a telegraph
pole which It struck with terrific force,
|conpletel' demolshlng the car and
scattering lis occupants in all direc-
tons
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A COMMON TROUBLE.
Thousands Suffer From 1t without
Knowing Its Real Character.

No trouble Is more common or more
MISUNDERSTOOD than nervous dyspepsia
psople having It think that their nerves
aro IN blame, are surprised that they
arc not cured by nerve medicines anu
snrinq remedies; the real seat OF the
miachief is lost sight Of the stomach
is the organ to be looked aller
Noryous dyspepuos often DO not nave
,,', ,oin whatever In the stomach, nor
roybsps any Of the usual symptoms OF
p,r,sch weakness Nervous dyspepsia
S 49, itself not in the stomach so much
SUI pasrlv every other organ IN some
o9 me heart palnItates and IL r.
cs s,,i,r in others. the Kidneys are az
tocctad IN others the bowels are ttou-
Ma with loss OF tlesh ana appellte'
u rtb tbe accumulation Of gas sour us
hes and heartburn ~, ., prooro,.
an i,'3ioronolis. Ind writes as fol-
~, "a motive Of pure gratitude
l0No mo no write these few lines re-
p.o.,,ip ne new and valuable medicine
sal',.', 0ysrepsla Tablets nave
s'u1I' .,Tersr from nervous dyspepsia
s,r Me- last four years; nave useu ya.l-
ior '.' St.ri medicines and other rem
og W. ,yi,hout any favoranle resu'C
e..'ta ,"oro.lnas give temporary RELIEF
lls5 ,ne eascts Of the medicine wore
unt" lnttributed this 10 my sedentary
on bciar a booSkccper with little
h ,,.,,,i exercise. but ] am giau 70
poy ,s ibol me tablets have overcome t,
sts'e "" obstacles. for ! have gained
Az 'nS' s,ooo better and am hetter N
10 ne'ir roy Tho shove Is written not
every variety Hs but is based on actual
facts. opospectfully yours,
a. w. Sharper,
40, prospect ST. indianapolis ina,
% s,fs 70 say that suarts Dys-
i Tablets win cure any stomach
persia an disease except cancer OF
Heoeln,y,o,sac They cure sour stomach
The s,o, wy. ~ flesh and appetite Steep
Sos Loss pgolpitatlon. heartburn cons'i-
lss W., and headaches 49,, ~, s,or,
Se9 si, ioi by addressing stuart co"
N, an a5nruesIsts sell full sized packages
at % cents
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i lniuea as whole. This does not SAT.
'o'! VHlahoma as her Representatives
s s 'nsl such action simply means de-
l,at OF the Oklahoma bnl for tnig sls.
can be dcGned Delicate Nlvnn ssyS
tfat Gao way IL do is 10 aa,Uit oltS'
home nov and latey n h see,es er,n.
en- LEI Indian Territory bo ma n XXI
~ vac new state hut he asserts thu to
KEY 'ul hls territory with 100000 PEG.
we WolIdbo great Injustice.
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r,.,,,lc Car Jumps the Rails With
Fatal Results.
,a,RLY A DOZEN INJURED.
:, Accident Was Due 20 Wet
ea' and snow Electric Chr
vatallty In san francisco

,.,.,,own. Pa, Dec. sS.-slS persons
N''V '0lod and number Injured today
Nes oe Of an electric car jumping
E ''D or at a sharp curve at the foot
the u1 nlsh mountain between here aud
q Ins . sls The accident was due
!! ,Ss NE, wet rails and snow
v fNItAn
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wilam Pfcller Aiientowni arm
,.',,nyed and scalp wound,
h9 RAJ p Wllt. proprietor Of Centre
,,S Sg rotel lott arm fractured.
's air d. VIII, right arm fractured
AVID murt iateraally.
Edwin simon Of lIahaFN' pody
bruised. y..ao, wboeo husband
vas ENled, hurt internally uncon-
scI0us ,u. hoy,' foce cut, nm
'O forry j Richard OF Lanark back
and head hurt ,.,n,,,. % Az,
town; LETT leg cut. a..
"Motorman Charles stocher' Allen
Wa w., G N, Newcomer coopershurg,
I'm hroken. suffers from shock
w" Pey b X Hotel of Paaer' hurt IN
'e Mo,o,map stocker tried hard 20 stop
nn coy when It slipped on the sie'p
ouo hit The car few around the
cirye end swung against guy poe.
which tore of ore side Of ne more
v wof' Those killed SIT along th9 br X n
sIds az Inc ear and were crushed by
the post
FATAL STREET CAR ACCIDENT
San Francisco. Dec, 2i~one person
was killed and seven others lnln'e8 ~
A pecullar accident on me NlUmora
street electric car line last nisbt
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DEAD

~, TOblas JeSHIVIl HBtu VVi IN UII-
KY, reformed church clergyman,
is !,g gIthln sight Of his home.
hllea yearor, Allentown, aged 40.
aluS' mr. Jacob Fetzer, Coopersburg,
eyed 81 p.,rham Freedengyille
Ambrose l'''''''' Wv
aged ~ years, 1,on nm farmer. agod
irwin Renher A'V" ~ "e'U
IS years n,..,oy n Allentown.
FranS "eS'' Z .,,,,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-06-21
Read II in His Newsnanar.

George Schaub, we'll known Ger
man citizen of New Lebanon, Ohio, is
a constant reader of the Dayton Votks-
zeitung. He knows that this paper
aims to advertise only the best in its
columns, and when he saw Chamber
lain's Pain Balm advertised therein
for lame back, he did not hesitate in
buying bottle of it for his wife, who
for eight weeks had suffered with the
most terrible pains in her back and
could get no relief. He says, "After
using the Pain Balm for a few days
my wife said to me, I feel as though
born anew, and before using the en-
tire contents OF the bottle the unbear-
able pains had entirely vanished and
She could again take up her household
duties: He is very thankful and hopes
that all suffering likewise win hear of
her wonderful recovery. This yalu-
able liniment is for sale by Shuttle
worth Drug Co,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-06-21
Out Among the Neighbors.

An outing among the neighbors on
Wednesday brought our reporter to
Kellow's cheese factory, where from
an interview with VIM. Lathrop, his
cheese maker, we learned that the
factory was making daily average of
from $50 to 300 pounds, the demand
for which called for 1t as fast as it
was tit to market. 1t goes without
saying that the factory is making a
very fine quality of cheese.
Mr.. Nelson Lathrop, the venerable
father of VIM. Lathrop was at the
factory with his son. The old gentle
man is now about "a years of age.
John McDermott has had a barn
put up which is nearly competed.
The size is 40x52 feet with posts "a
feet,
John Steinman is also indulging in
the luxury of new barn 54x66 feet on
the ground, posts "a feet. Hes is put
ting on a gambrel roof, which adds
largely to tits storing capacity for
hay. 1t stands upon solid stone
foundation made largely from native
boulders. The entire ground floor
will be devoted to stabling. He is
having built large root house adjoln-
ing the barn. Root crops add largely
to the capacity of the farm to Keep
and maintain large numbers of domeS-
tlc animals, besides being healthful
to them, and causing rapid growth ia
the young animals.
>. u. becker pnilosoph1ses that IA
cenu outter ana ~ cent oats on rent
ed farm at $3.50 an acre, over per
cent on valuation of $50 per acre,
leaves the tenant but little beside the
straw ana tne puttermilk to pay for
ms labor and the use OF his farm tools,
taxes and insurance.
OHIO stevens has nice bunch of
plack cattle on MS farm and Is pros
perlng.
Mrs. J. a.. Cooley and children of
Wakon junction are visiting at the
nome OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P,
l. DeLange, at whose hospitable home
our reporter was kindly cared for and
sumpIuously entertained at dinner.
Inere mas peen a great lack OF rain
1Aroqgh q large portion Of Howard
county ana the consequence will be a
shor tage IN the nay and small grain
crop; we saw many fields of oats
heaolng out with growth of only
apout one foot OF Straw; hay crop is
llgnG ana pastures are getting Short
anu cry. Perh3pS II is not too late to
PROVIDE lot a short hay and pasture
clop py putIlng IN mlllett OF corn for
fodder.
=. " fllllllps mas commenced cut