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Sie 9inoesgeribte lperoen oieger.
faiiungSndBigfeit elmer 8eitimmurg
Oes gertroges nit iSranfreih ST ent.
ibeioen boben, melfe iid orf Die oils.
itIieBlihe Silrisoiftion Ser fron5oii.
iben &egieriing iiber Die SeeIeitte Ii.
rer SanoeIsa4arine an ltniereu 3ii.
ten be5iebt. @s bonbeIt iid) nm oen
tran50iii6en Wtotroien Sroncois &c.
borin oen Die bieiige &oIi5ei auf Ser,
onlaiiuna Oes fron5oiiidlen Goniuts
berboftete. 8ie INSTRUMENTATION bat
nun Elm Sabeos gorpus-@eiltf aiti
ben @rilno bin ein9ereiht, ooB Die
Seitimmitng oes Gertrags, inter mel.
djer2eberne nerboftet tpurhe, ei1e8er.
Iesung Der 8unoeS Gerfoiiltng BE.
0eute.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-08-29
@rubenungIHd
Qlntte .llollt.. 27. gInd.

3mei gergIei.te. areg Compile unS
Sbomns Bbitcomb. melhe fir Die
greut Rortbern Dliniug 50. in @ili
eoge beifdftiat paren, nerIorcn IN
folge elmer grploiion ihr 2eben 3rDei
onoere grbeiter nuroen itr berDltBi'
loien 3nitan6e ans 1aoes.iGlt beior'
bert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-08-29
9 0 m Strettge let.
Samaalla. ga. Is. Qluauft.

Samaqua, pa., %. 9tuguit.
DaB bic Streifer i'm Youlter
Greet Sbal ii9 in teiner iebr liebenss
tpiirbisen Stimmung befinben, gebt
aus bem llmItanbe berppr, baB iie in
Der perflohenen Na9t mebrere Yfpiten
Der Srpllep 2inie Sipii9en bier uno
Summit 9ia bur9 Nrtbiebe auf ben
8oben legten. 8ie man anrlimmt, ges
f9a6 bies, um bic 8efDrberung Der
Sruppen na9 2ansforb gu perbins
bern. W1dior Gearbart bate tnoeb
19on pprber 5tpei gumpasnien naf
2dnsforb geIanbt, ipelde BON ben
aablrei6 perIammelten Streifern ums
rtngt unb perbDbnt tpurben.
Mtffesbarre, Ea., %. 4usuIt.
prGiibent Wait9en neigerte Ii9, irs
genb ettpas iiber bic 3ufammentunfi
Der @rubenbeiiber gu fugen. @s beiBt,
bdb in ben 0orrance 9ruben Der
2ebieb gallep goal 60. cine groBe
3abl bpn Mrbeitern bef9dftigt lit, unb
tdgti9 5ablrei6e @eiube Inn Qrbeit
einldufen.
6a3leton, pa., %. @usuit.
sSn Der &lonbife 8di9erei, @tgenz
t6um BON Sos. Seager, Brad Elm
sseuer aus, tpel9es einen S9aben BON
$1,000 anri9tete. Gs purben i'm Qauz
fe Der ltBten Dodsn mebrfa9e Ser
fu9e eemadt, bic 4rbeit tDteber aufz
aunebnen, ober bic Streifer tpibere
Iebten T1 benfelben nit @rfolg.
mliIipoufee, %. Muguit.
Die Witglteber Der y8rofberboob Of
gfailnan Srainmen" iperben am Is.
September cine 2pbner6Dbung bon 20
9ro5ent perlangen. Ser SrganiIatipn
aeb6ren iiber 100000 2eute an unD
bieIe 2pbnerbDbung ipiirbe fir bic @i=
fenba6nen etne @r606ung Der 4ussdz
ben BON 100000 monatli6 bebeur
ten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-08-29
Bp1ittf 9 e 8.
@aibington, %. Qluguit.

QNuIUtH9IpI, 20. VIUgllI.
Sn 8eantportung elmer an lbn gez
ri6teten 9tnfrase ertlGrt Der fteIlpers
tretenbe @eneralpoitmeiiter DDnne,
baB bic angeitellten Der poItperpaIz
tung fi9 pplitif9en Clubs anI9lieBen
unD @elbbetrGse fir poIitii9e 3nede
Iiefern oiirfen; aud iei es ibnen ni9t
perbpten, in Gonbentipnen als Dele
eatcn gu erf9einen, bod ipllten iie
ni4t bic SteIIe zines @prIiBenben be-
fleiben ober einen gu prominenten
Gntbeil an politii9en 8eitrebungen
-nphn1pn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-08-29
IS; nriiten in
677T7& GOnDentiOn.
0eneralantpait Ssnpr amf Der 9seic nad Ssaris Slc
tmiral 6igsinipn's Serid)t iiber bic Jtpttens
SytamDner. Bout Strefgebiet.

rem RuBei III, Sas 8ei6ndber bal
fi9 porldufig mad Mtenemiha 8i94t
5uriitgeapgea, um iid auf bic bebprites
benben &rmeez unb Glotten MauDper
an riiiten.
9o9a9tungsbollft
5rdncis 5. 9igginfoa.
GpntrezMhlniraI."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-08-29
90 armer Gmpfang.
93uffaIo OF 9Iun

8oitmeiiter 9ubne in Sebbo iibers
raI9te 3tpei @inbreder, ipet6e oer
goitoffice einen 8efu6 abftotteten.
sic ergriffen bic 5lu9t, Panne fenerte
unb Deripunoete einen Der Gtnbre6er,
George Glart, lcbensgefdbrli9, tpordui
Der 2lnbere ii9 ergab. Ser 2eBtere adt
feinen Rumen als Sofepb 80. gtner an.
Q 8ermeibung unungeneb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-08-29
81 100 Qer1ub B t.
Qlberbeell. q. 81. q. Qlut

Sds @i6erbeitsgeipDlbe i'm &atbe
baus gu Spspit9, Gbmrnbs @puntp,
tpurbe in Der perfloFenen Nd6t BON
einem Mann, Der iebenfalls 8eI6eib
tpubte, seDffnet uno um So 700 be-
rdubt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-08-29
m c T = T q &c n.
gpelp gprt. 27. Q[uauf.

Gtntpdnberungs gommiFGr @ils
fiums bat an biegert ,ster Der Odmpfs
i6iffes2inien elm Circular oeI9idt, in
pel6em er 8orf9ldge unterbreitet, be-
rem 8ea9tung bic pieIen, oft unanses
nebmen 5rogen, tpeI9e ben @intpan6ss
rern geifelIt peroen, duf elm Minimum
6eIo,rGnten ipirb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-08-29
Gin g @@iebbpIb.
Gan fSranciscp. Is. Qlnouit.

SO. 8, Hogers, mel9er seitern duf
elmer 8ergniigungsreiIe begriffcn, BON
Netp gprt bier antam, ipurbe bur4 ets
nen Saub BON bem pripdtpd9ter
Sullipan getDbtet, pGbrenb er ii9 aui
bem Santa Sc Babnbpf in etuem
6raatipagen bsfanb. @r unb Soft
ner, Der nit ibm BON Netp Wort ees
tommen mar, tpureen bur9 S9ldee
nit Dem &niippel IN SuIIipan's Sanb
getpedt unb als iie baponldufen ipolls
ten, tpurbe Rosers niebersefGofen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-08-29
@IidsfolL
gfinbIen. %, q. g[la.

Sbpmds g8alters, Elm drmer Glert,
fam BON GaIifornisn 3uriid. gr bate
bic ReiIe semu9t, I'm feline @erpanots
i9oft nit benz btrftorbenen Winiondr
GbriItiaH 8eitenfelo 81 beiDeiien IND
fdnb feline Mliibe buour6 beIoEnf, baB
tbm unb ieiner SHUTTER 100000 5uges
fprphen irsrOen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-08-29
GeIbf m o r b.
Ct. Qpuis. 28. Qluouf.

VI. NUNE9f AO' <4NyNIIs
2lus Beaumont Ser, fpirh beri6tet,
baB SRI. 8. Mf. @oeel bon 9dlpsifpn
in einen bprttgeu Sptel babur9
Selbitmprb beging, bab lie elm
@9nupftu1 I'm ibren6als fnOtete unb
nit i4ren 6dnben an beiben @nben 10
Iage 8og, bis lie eritidte. sic mar
mad Beaumont setpmmen, Inn cine
@trede Qanbes gu pertaufen, battle
ober tetnen @rfplq,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-08-29
General Mites.
Wafhinatpn. 27. gluauft.

9ds &riegsbepdrtement ipurne ppn
Der Qbii9t bes prdiibsnten, @enerul
Wttles nab ben YIilippinen au fcns
ben, in &enntniB sefebt. Die Mbreife
TT fir ben Is. September anberaumt.
Der GeneraI ift aneepisfen, in 8esua
auf Siihtigteit, 9is3iplin uno ci.
9orrdtbe Der @rmee auf ben pbiiips
pinen, fi6 genau gu unterri4ten unt
bic Regierung BON feinem 8efunb in
&enntniB gu feben, bod tpirb er In
tsiuer Meiie als Sberbefehlsbaber
auftreten. 4lIer @obrI9 tnlidfeit nddj
perben atpsi Mitslisber feines Gtubes.
Oberitleutnant @bitnep uno Sberit
@eber = Der 2ebtere tit fein S4pies
gerfobn = i'm begleiten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-08-29
81 0luBGanO.
Gt. Netersbnrn. 27. QtunnI

u. PtItIaUUEBi II. AU8uF'
Ginem @erii6te 5i,folge itebt Die
&erlobumg oes @roBfiiriten Nfidoel
gIleranoropitih, oes 3arepitiA, pie
ct i'm g(uslon6e senannt miro, NIT
Der Ser5ogin Gecitie, 9[lernnorine,
gfuglite, Der So6ter Ser berpittueten
@toBber5ogin Diutter glnaItaiia BON
Medlenburg,Sh Shmerin bebor. Ger
@robfiirIt, Elm gritoer oes 3arcn
itebt i'm "a. uuo bic Ser5ogin i'm II.
Sebensinbre.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-08-29
Gin @erbre9en bermutbet
ct. 2nllis. u. 9lnn.

2tus 0e Sotp, Mp., fommt bieg1a6s
ri6t, baB in Der NodbarIhdft iiber
bas gerf9iotrben eines &naben, ppu
bem nur Der @orname @eprge befunni
lei, groBe Qufregung berrf9e. Sc
trirb bermutbet, boB bic PfcrbebGnbs
Ter Charles SuIterfon unb eSamea
9erington, fir peltbe 8eprge arbeitete,
i'm infoIge zines Streites tDbteten unt
bic 9ei9- perTtedten. Die beibenpfers
behdnbIer iinb in 6aft, ertlGren aber,
SaB iie iiber ben @rbIeib bess &naben
ni6ts piiTen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-08-29
6 binefif If e % a atrofen.
@t. fffrancisco, q. Qluauit

vi. 9SIQHCIsCp, GO. Wu9uII.
Wlit bem 9ampfer ySealtc" ftnb
bier 250 6tneIii9e Matrpfen dnges
fommen, tpel6e fir ben neuen 9ans
pier n&orea" beItimmt iino. Die
gunbesbebDrpen baben nem Gapitdn
Der y8ealic" perbpten, bic Matrolen
ans 2unb gu Iebsn, ba bic Matroiens
Union auf @runb bes 9eiebes, tpel=
6es bic gbineien Ginpanberune
perbistet, 9roteit bagegsn erbob, unb
bic gntfheibung Der ginlpanoerungss
8ebDrbe ubgetpurtet lperoen muB.
SIR SelbItperp oltung.
Granb RapiOs, Uii9., %. 9lusuit.
sSn Der Convention Der .2eaguc OF
Gmericon 0tunictpalities" bielt Bra.
iioent GbaS. @. gliblep, Mapor pon
9teip 9ebfor6, Mtaii., cine glniprade
in pelber er ii6 nit Der llebernab'
me Der offentli6en Riiblibfeits -gln.
itaIten ieitens ser Muni5ipalitdt be.
i6Gftigte. @r 1T euti6ieoen oafiic.
bob iebe Stoot oieie gluitolten ielbit.
itnnoi9 beiise rno pernalte. llebers
boupt iollte feiner Staot betreffs ID.
rer 8eripaltltng non oen Statistic
bor6elt irgeno pelhe Sinoerniiie hi
ben 8eg gelegt peroen oiirfen.
gSoIfenbru6.
syGorence, golo., 28. 4u9uit.
Die bieiige @egeno tpuroc BON Ell.
rem @oltenbruh beimgeiudt. SSn
tur5er 3eit trnten Die gdhe uus If,
rem lliern uno oieStraten pur6eu Al
;Sliiiien. giele Sdilier Duroen iiber.
idipemmt. glui BEN 5elhern ipnrbe
aroBer S6aoen nrgeridtet.
8ufdmmenfpb.
gpungstopn, g., 2S. gluauIt.
Sn Der glGbe BON Ssaron itiebsn
sipei 6drs Der gOungstofpn &c Sharon
electric GdtInab 5uiummen unb II
gerIoHen purben perlpunbet. Inter
oeuIelben iEo spei, nGmlidb =. e.
SAD unb Sob i5orrog9er, geiSe aus
9)ounastoipn, btrsn 9erlebunaen erns
tier Rdtur iinb. Gin bi6ter qebel
peri4uIeete beH 3uIammenT!Ob.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-08-29
Nu9 stne Gntfdeibun9.
getp Qorf, q. 9luouit.

Ri9ter Spring pom Applications
ssriHt bal in elmer Gntideibuns ere
Hart, bab cine 5rdu, pel9e 3pr Dee
friebigung ibrsr electromagnetic
cine Jdlihung bsssbt, Oaour4 tetnsn
S6eiOungsgrunb liefert. Sin Wlann,
ntIdrt sr, nGbme bic 5rou tpie iie isi,
ulIo au6 nit ibreH 5eblern uno bess
bdI6 f6nne er ii6 niat bon ibr trens
nsn. penn ibr Ipdterss genebmen ni4t
naG isineh @ei3mad iei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-08-29
Ser 6aIf6er g e der.
g1etp gorf, 81. 4uguit.

eSomes u. 8ronb, Sefretor Der
Gmericon gonfers 9Iiiociotion, iteIli
bic @abrbeit Der gahribt, oaB bic
9enonnte Srganiiation oen beriiftia'
ten SSGliher geder, Der oitgenblidlidl
I'M 3udtbauie iibt, nod ieiner 6rei'
laiiung elm feItes SSobresgebalt 9eben
merbe, oomit er ieine gegen Die Ban
fen oeridteten Sperotionen etnitellt,
entidie0en IN glbreoe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-08-29
G dl a benfeuer.

GoBluno, 9. g., 81. gtue.
Der Wiittelpuntt oieIer Stdbt unb
Der bette She'll oerIeGben tpurOe bur9
Elm sseuer in 2lf9e gelsgt. Der S9ds
ben lpirb auf 100000 sd4dst.
8ersiteGte GIu6t.
Gobington, ap.. 27. 9lug
eSn Der 9t6neTenbe;t bes Gefdngnibs
bireftors ma6ten 10 Gefangene einen
gerIu6 gun Grlangung ibrer 5rei6eit
uno beinabe mare es ibnen gegliidt.
S6on paren fie i'm 9egriff. Our9 Oas
Dad 3u bre6eu, dIs bic Satin bes
GefGngniB6irettors ii6 bineinmiI6te
unb NIT elmer geldbensn 5linte bic Ges
ianqenen 70 Ian9e in Sda4 belt, Bis
ibr Wldnn suriidtebrte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-08-29
9 m 6 / 8 m eer.
Can iSroncisco. "a. Mua.

Ser ioeben 5uriidgefebrte 8nl
fiI6fGnger Stanley" beri6tet, oab
Ser Sneite Steuermonn Monnel Ga
eosa unb Der Matrnie Martin Scofin
IN einem 9oot ip1brenb eines 3ebels
sic &iht1tng nerloren lno umfomeu.
Sons 2orien iulo Slaf Slion bon
bier, meIhe mitgefobren iparen, I'm
oos @ismeer 5u ieben bntten ifb tn
einem Boot 8it mel. bonn 5diffe meg.
eetpagt, tpuroen aber, nadOem Iie
eroBe @ntbebrlusen ausgeItanOen,
gerettet.
e :, 80 Il I, h = m n fhnL
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-08-29

sSreb. @eIt aus Bolton itorb, mie
Gus gtIbanp beridtct miro, an ben
Solgen eineS &auban8riffs. @r ber'
IieB oos glubbaus, nltroe rieoerge'
itbIagen nno Inn mebrere Sauiern
-9pIlars bernlibt.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-22
CROWDS SEE THE CORPSE.
Exhibition of Hinkles Remains Visited by
Thousands

What has proved by all odds the most
successful continuous performance ever
given in this city i. the exhibition OF the
body of Hinkle, the wife-murderer, who
was hanged Yesterday.
As soon as the remains were removed
to the establishment of Undertaken
ErXleben they were embalmed and
placed on exhibition. 4 large crowd
was already in waiting, and as soon as
the show opened the procession began to
file through the building. What added
to the realism and the zest OF the show
was the fact that just under the right
ear OF the corpse is an abrasion OF the
skin, where the knot rubbed as it tight
ened when the drop came. 1t was not
rough enough to draw blood, but left a
fresh scar plain enough to Indicate where
the rope took hold the tightest, and it is
gloated upon to the full extent of the
admiration of every spectator and is
regarded as the next best thing to seeing
the hanging itself.
No distinction is made as to the age
or sex of the spectators. Men, women
and children are welcomed and as they
pass through the exit the enterprising
undertaken hands each visitor card
giving his name and business, and re-
questing the reader, if he or she has
anything to do in his line, to give him a
call. 1t was the original intention to
bury Hinkle on Sunday, but the under
takers show has been SO eminently sue
cessful that the funeral has been post
poned until Monday for the accommo.
dalton OF the large crowd that is ex-
pected to take in the exhibition tomor-
row. Had the price of admission been
placed at one dime, yesterday. the
| undertaken could have locked up $500 at
the close OF the performance last night,
and have had two more good days to 90
on. 1t is by far the most popular and
successful exhibition ever given in this
city, and this in spite OF the fact that it
is only one-man how.-Peoria Qll.)
! Star.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-22
because Hinkle, with his knife, sent her

because Hinkle, with his knife, sent her
out of it
And who is Mrs. Keppel?
Mrs. keppel is a good woman, who
means well, but, being woman, she
has her intellectual limitations. She
can see one side of a question, but not
the other. She is the product of GER
tain form OF christianity, which has the
same limitations. Without any thought
of doing so-and in fact with no desire
but to advance the holy cause-she is
really one of those who bring contempt
upon religion and do it the greatest
harm. We fear she has done so in this
instance, for when one reviews the whole
subject and brings that poor, miserable,
suffering woman, whose soul is now in
hell, and contrasts her with the villain
who first wrecked her life and then
abruptly ended it, but whose soul is now
in glory, then human reason revolts.
And this revolt will continue until
Mrs. keppel or any OF her creed can
satisfactorily explain what has become
of the woman. Until this is done it
will be far more satisfactory to the
christian who is not hysterical to give
Almighty God credit for one supreme
attribute and say that He is just. For
if God be not just, then the whole re-
ligious fabric is as rotten as Il rope OF
sand. Can Mrs. Keppel see now the
dire extremity to which she has reduced
her faith?
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-22

He-Darling, what do you suppose |
have done today? She-I couldn't guess
in hundred years. He-I have had
my life insured. She-Thats just like
you, John Mann. All you seem to think
of is yourself
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-22

Prof. Louis II. Fulkerson conducts a
dancing school in the Armory every
Wednesday evening. Good music. Terms
reasonable. 4S-tf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-22

Foley's Kidney Cure makes kidneys
and bladder right. Don't delay taking.
North Yakima Drug Store, A. d. Sloan,
Proprietor.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-22

Marie-Oh, which dog shall l choose?
Kathryn-Take the shaggy one, of
course. You can tie the most ribbons
on it.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-22
THE OREGON GOLD FIELDS
PLACER CO.
Location of Property IA Miles N. E
of Grants Pass, Josephine
County, S. E. Oregon.

This company is incorporated under
the laws OF the State of Washington.
Capital, 100000 shares; 100000
shares in the treasury.
The company owns go acres of ground
value SOC per cubic yard. A Hydraulic
Giant lis now being installed. This
means DIVIDENDS IN SIGHT.
Josephine county, Oregon, can boast
of having more mining enterprises in
operation than any other county in the
state. Its annual output is almost
100000 dollars in gold. Every day
large wagon loads of hydraulic pipes,
giants" and other machinery are be-
ing conveyed to the mines in the diff
ferent parts of the county. New mines
are being fitted up all the time as well
as old ones being repaired and enlarged.
There is room for safe investments in
the gold mines in this section of Oregon.
This Company is selling stock at 71ac
per share to take up bond on 120 acres
OF ground adjoining its property, to fin
ish ditch, and install another giant"
This will make the property much more
valuable, and will this fall and winter
give handsome profits to the share-hold-
ers.
In ordering stock, or for further par
ticulars address
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-05-28
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR
)racu1ar Observations Upon MatterI
Which Are Not Confined to His
Particular Sphere.
A kiss in time makes nine.

n Mss III tlIu0 makes nine.
Two rounds never make fight.
Somehow the best cooks give us the
worst Indigestion, says writer in the
New York Press.
A girl can get mad at you if you
KISS her or if you don't.
Company manners always wear out
the company stays too long
Most of US make our incomes go so
tar that we never see them again.
Lots of people will forgive their en-
emies, but won't stop lying about
them.
The higher we go the higher up
seems to be the place we want to reach.
Ihe liver has as much to do with
soul-s1ckneSS.a as with other kinds.
woman can stand stays or shoes
being tight or most anything but a
man.
We hate cold winter in winter al
most as much as hot summer in sum-
ner.
The first baby makes a man crazy
with joy; the others make him crazy
without it.
IL takes women to support foreign
missions, reading societies and dude
actors.
"A woman can imagine anything in
the world except what she doesn't
want to imagine.
man is emperor in his own house
I'LL young son comes along to de-
throne him.
Nothing makes a woman SO suspi-
clous as to have her husband volun-
,eer to go to church.
You can tell an engaged girl by the
;unny may she Fuckers her lips when
she looks at his photograph
You can never convince a vain wom-
an who has grown fat that she is until
she gets stuck trying to get in car
rage door.
When we near angels wings f1utter-
ing around some people it is time to
wonder what new deviltry Satan is
planning for them.
One of the hard things to understand
is how such nice grandmothers as
everybody has ever could have been
mothers-in-law.
Mental science is all right for heart
aches and things like that. but it has
TO take to the woods when it meets
a good old-fashioned case of rheuma-
tism.
ffoof TO a woman that you love is
when she thinks you get miserable
every once in awhile ina ginning how
lonely you would be if she went to
visit her mother.
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Two Cents a swear

The penalty for swearing in some
Of the London hotels and bars is now
penny per swear. Directly language
IF comminatory or profane charac-
Ter is heard the barmaid or waiter
lasses to the offender a small col.
Getting box, with a polite request for
penny.
In some establishments gentlemen
With luxurious tendency to swear
Ire INDUCED as season ticket holders.
They put in a sum which carries them
sor fixed period without paying for
feit.
Season ticket holders, however. are
lot encouraged, because the knowl-
.dge of having paid for their swears
IN advance encourages men TO take out
their moneys worth.-Stray Stories.
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THE CANDY HABIT.
Continuous Eating of Sweet Stuff Is
Injurious to the Beauty of
Complexion.

girl of Is ought to be the living
picture and reality of health. It is a
duty, this matter of good health.
Exercise in the open air, temperance
in eating, and occupation-these are
the secrets of good health. The girl
who lies in bed late, never walks a.
mile, eats candy morning, noon and
night can never feel well, and has no
right to feel well. An occasional
treat of pure candy is good, but
nothing could be worse than the con-
tinuous eating of sweet stuff which
goes on among girls almost univer-
sally in this country. Beauty of
complexion, good-nature and health
full enjoyment of life all vanish when
the train of ills brought on by over
indulgence in sweets begins to sub
merge the vitality, says Ada C.
Sweet, in Woman's Home Companion.
There is much to be learned bv
girls and women on this subject OF
diet. Every girl should find out
what is best for her, and then stick
to it, for without health life is
failure to nine people out of ten.
Occasionally some one has been
great enough to make something
out of life handicapped by chronic
sickness, but for one who has sue
ceeded a thousand have failed.
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HELD ON TO A CHAIR,

Palmer, Mo-, May 19th.-M7s. Lucy
Compton has for the past eight or ten
years suffered great deal of pain
and sickness. She had Kidney Trou-
Die, with an awful pain in her back,
which was SO bad at many times that
she could scarcely get about at all.
81 have been down with my back
for the past eiget or ten years." she
says, ''and sometimes so bad that
could not get around only by holding
on to a chair or some other object.
''Dodd's Kidney Pills have given me
more relief than anything have ever
used.
after I had used the first box I
was almost entirely cured of this
dreadful trouble.
Il can truthfully recommend Dodd's
Kidney Pills to any woman suffering
as l have suffered for so long"
Mrs. Compton's cure was certainly
remarkable one.
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Blamed the Probate Judge.

In the probate court at Fort Scott.
Mrs. Myrtle Cullom appeared and
surrendered possession of her f.
year-old boy, who will be sent to an
orphan asylum. Mrs. Cullom is the
white wife of colored man who last
week was sent to the penitentiary
for grand larceny. In her talk to
the court she scored the former pro-
bate judge, Mr.. Abbey, who had per-
formed the marriage ceremony some
five years ago. He ought" she
said, ito have taken horsewhip and
dashed me for even asking him to
marry me to niger, but instead
Of doing that he performed the GER
emony. He could have stopped it,
and he ought to have stopped it,"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-05-28

WHAT RUSSELL SAGE SAYS.

To put premium on brains and
honesty is the only way to level things
up.
There may come a time when the
state will put limit upon mans for
tune.
Any restriction of the rights of cap
ital would work incalculable injury to
the workingman.
Persons who are unable to acquire
money are necessarily not capable of
its proper use or care.
1t is observable that the very rich
men of to-day are far more democra tic
than ever before in the history of the
world.
Intelligence, industry, honesty and
thrift produce wealth, and those who
possess such qualities are best fitted
for its custody.