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Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-07
TAKES THE CHARLESTON TRIP
President ROOseVeIt Goes to the Ex-
position, Attended by Party
of Friends.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-Tomorrow aft
ernoon at $3.50 o'clock the president and q
party OF friends will leave Washington for
a visit TO the Charleston exposition, going
via the Southern railway. The personnel
Of the party is as follows:
The president, Mrs. Roosevelt. Attorney
General and Mrs. Knox, Secretary Wilson,
Secretary Cortelyou. Assistant Secretary
and Mrs. Loeb, Commander Cowles Of the
navy and Mrs. Cowles, DR.. John r. Uric,
Mr. j. X. Oracle. Hon. Murat Halstead And
Mr. NJ. c. Latta.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-07
SAYS REBELS KEEP ARMISTIcE
American Commander In Samar Re-
ports Satisfactory Condition
I'm the Island.

MANILA. April General Jacob Smith.
commanding the American forces on the
Island OF ssmar, has arrived here TO tes-
tify in the case Of Major Waller Of the
Marine corps.
General Smith said he considered Guev-
ezra, the rebel leader in samAr. who
surrendered on April 10. a man Of energy
and intelligence. and that the armistice
in samar was being faithfully kept.
Conditions In the provinces OF Batangas
and La Guna, Luzon. are satisfactory, and
rifles are being turned in daily.
There has been a total OF 166 cases and
lls deaths from cholera since the disease
broke out.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-07
DEMANDS JUSTICE OF LoUBET
Stranger with Revolver Approaches
the Carriage OF President
of France.

PARIS, April 6.-While President Loubet
was driving 10 the Elysee palace tonight a
man named Sejourne. carrying a revolver,
approached his carriage and exclaimed, II
demand Justice"
seiourne was Immediately arrested. He
appears TO be weak minded.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-07
Emperor Wants Yankee Airs.

BERLIN, April s.-By imperial command
Ernest sharpe. the American basso. sang
American songs before the emperor and
empress last Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-07
Forty Vessels Missing.

YOKOHAMA, April 6.-Forty vessels have
been reported missing since the storm OF
April and undoubtedly there have been
many fatalities at sea.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-07
AmerIcan PhysIeIan Honored.

BERLIN. April 6.-Dr. William Williams
Keen Of Philadelphia mas been elected
an honorary member Of the thirty-first con-
gress Of the German Chirurgieal sssocia-
tion.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-07
MAY POSTPONE WORLDS FAIR
omciaI Admits Possibility OF Putting
on the ExPOEi-
tIOn.

CHICAGO. April 6.-John Barrett. COM
missioner general TO Asia for the Louis
lana Purchase Exposition left Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-07
SHOWS POWER OF EDUCATION
Cecil Rhodes Requests Commended by
President ThwinE of Western
Reserve University.

CLEVELAND, April 6.-Concerning the
bequest of Cecil Rhodes for college tuition
for young men, President Charles r. Thwlng
Of Western Reserve university said today:
The bequest of Cecil Rhodes is significant
of the increasing power of education for
the organization and betterment OF hui
manity. This power has rapidly increased
in recent decades Mr. Rhodes bequest is
both a sign and cause and a result Of the
increase, ms increase In ths power OF
Chief among these perils is that OF an
undue emphasis upon intellectual fact and
forces. However important the intellect
may be, the will and the heart are Of
greater Importance. The method Of selec-
ton OF candidates who may receive his
the whole wise The applications Of Mr.
Rhodes bequest TO the colleges OF each
ticular difficulty. The executive govern
ment OF a state should be able TO chose
out tho best men with comparative ease.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-07
his memory at the present time in spite of
his 90 years.
He concluded as follows.

know not whether Providence will spare
me to nay homage to other supreme pom
tins but whether my life is short or long,
or whatever may be the future line Of the
pope's sitting in the chair OF Peter. | shall
always cherish a special hlial affection for
and the tenderest memories OF Leo XIII,
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-31
Cheerful Helpers.

The "Cheerful Helpers" of the
Presbyterian church will give a
measuring party at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Leander Brown, on
Santa Fe avenue, Friday, Iune
9th, from 4 to 10 p. IN. The mo-
dus operandi OF measuring party
is POLITICALLY described in the fol-
lowing:
The Presbyterian church you know,
Where aii good Vre~bytcrians go.
Will soon bc gone. and here IL stands
viii be edi fice fair and grand.
The Cheerful HELPERS" who are willing To- do
Something good, honest aud true,
Wish TO furnish the pulpit 80 new,
so IA measuring party Is given to yon-
lis something noeel-as well as new.
Measure your height. ON door or wall.
Bring two cents for each foot tall:
An extra half penny for each inch give.
And thereby show how high you live.
The Cheerful Helpcrsr work all day,
And get you supper for very little pay.
With recitations and music so hearty
They will greet you. one and all. at their
party.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-31
SeIstie rheumatism Cured After
Fourteen Years Of Suffering.

81 have been afflicted with sci.
attic rheumatism for four,een
years" says Josh Edgar. of Ger
mantown. Cal. 81 was able 10 be
around but constantly suffered.
l tried everything could hear oil
and a, last Was told TO try Cham
berlain's Pain Balm, which did
and was immediately relieved and
in short time cured. and am
happy TO say II has not since re-
turned" Why no, use this iini.
men, and get well ? /, is Tor sale
BY all druggists.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-31
SATURDAY. MAY 81, 1904.

The democratic editors met in
Denver one day this week and de-
cided not to play in the democrat
ic back yard this fall unless the
party managers and candidates
pour financial oil upon the troubled
editorial waters. They demand a
liberal donation from the party
campaign barI, and threaten to do
all sorts OF dire and terrible things
to the various candidates unless
their demands are acceded to.
The power" OF the press is going
to make itself felt, not as legiti-
mate newspaper, but by species
of blsckmail. II. V. Alexander,
editor OF the Rocky Ford Tribune,
is president of the association.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-31
whoopi"s Cough.

A woman who has had expert
ence with this disease, tells how to
prevent any dangerous consequen.
ces from it. She says: Our three
children took whooping cough
last summer, our baby boy being
only three months old, and owing
to our giving them Chamberlain's 5
Cough Remedy. they lost none OF
their plumpness and came out in
much better health than other
children whose parents did not
use this remedy. Our oldest little
girl would call Justly for cough
syrup between whoops--IEssIE
PIxkEy HALL. Springviile, Ala.
This remedy is for sale by all
druggists
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-31

ism, OF Dingleyism, OF protection
ism, or whatever you please 70
cali 1t. 1t contrasts strongly with
the conditions which existed SIX or
seven or eight years ago under a
tariff reform or free trade ad-
ministration. Then we were SELL
ing bonds to make good our treas
ury stock OF gold, which had fall
len to sbout $50, 600, 600, or, say,
$500, 600, 900, below the present
high water mark No sooner did
we exchange bonds for gold coin
than the gold would be drawn OUT
again in redemption OF legal tender
notes. So il went, that disbeart-
ening "endless chain" OF taking in
and paying out gold. Mckinley
broke the "endless chain" and it
has stayed broken ever since
American Economist.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-31

THE fusion state board OF equal
ization has made another guess IN
appraising the corporations. ust
bow they determined the valuation
OF the railroads is not known, but
all OF them were decreased from
so TO 65 per cent below those OF
last year. In 1901 five railroad
companies were valued at SSI,-
SOB. .o45, but under the new APP
praisement seventeen railroads are
valued at s25.753,542 II is a
dead cinch now that the railroads
will never pay the taxes assessed
against them for the year 1901
and until some compromise is
effected every county in the state
will be under the painful necessl-
ty OF issuing warrants bearing six
per cent, for which unfortunate
condition OF things, and many
other blessings, we are under ever
lasting obligations to fusion mis-
rule.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-31
fancy Price for F., Cattle.

Another new record price for
fat cattle was established one day
this week at the Kansas City stock
yards. Two carloads OF cattle.
averaging :.475 pounds each. sold
al $3.50 per hundred pounds,
the highest price ever paid there.
The price per head averaged over
SIio. We are prepared to take a
few lat steers on subscription,
providing any OF our readers are
willing to deliver the goods.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-31
II IS certainly JUS, that a persor

Ir IS certainly Just that person
furnishing information to news
paper should share in its RESPONSE
bility, and several states have in-
troduced or passed such amend
ments to the libel laws. The fol-
lowing is pending in Iowa: "Any
person who willfully states. de-
iivers or transmits by any means
whatsoever to the owner, mana
ger. editor or reporter OF any news
paper, magazine, periodical OF
serial, for publication therein, any
libelous statement, untrue IN fact,
concerning any person or corpora
tion. aud thereby secures the pub
lication OF the same, is hereby
declared guilty of misdemeanor,
and upon conviction shall be pun
ished by fine of not exceeding
$500, or by Imprisonment in the
county Jail not exceeding one year,
or both"
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-31

The lady editor OF Kansas
newspaper who ought to know
whereof she speaks, says: "When
you see two girls walking around
on the streets with their arms
around each other. it means that
one OF them has big brother, or
some other near relative Of the
opposite sex" The lady editor
must have formed her opinion
from observation in La Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-31

A Kansas editor has discovered
how to tell mans politics. Get
him into hotel washroom. The
republican will wash and empty
the basin; the democrat will wash
and leave the water standing; the
prohibitionist will wash in the
water let, by the democrat, and
the populis, will comb his whisk-
ers and not wash at all.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-31

lr Is stated by competent Judges
that Cuba has a soil and climate
capable ci raising all the sugar the
people OF the United States can
consume, and that she can make
and deliver To the eastern portion
OF the country, sugar cheaper by
two cents pound than can Amer
ican sugar producers. The direct
effect OF passing the bill now be-
fore compress for the relief OF
Cuba. vii! be to build up sugar
monopoly in Cuba and make a
wreck OF that industry IN the
United States. The recent pro
vision that the president he vested
with authority TO terminate the
reciprocity arrangement whenever
he is satisfied that the reduction is
going 10 the sugar trust or other
American interests, and not TO the
sugar planters and producers OF
Cuba. looks like a make shit in
vented by the enemies OF the beet
sugar industry. Cuba is now a
free aud independent republic,
and ought 10 be willing 10 take
L..
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-31

The decision is probably just, but
will cause an enormous amount OF
extra work to the county treas
urers OF the state, as every town,
city and school district in the
state will also demand the interest
collected on delinquent taxes, TO
which they will be just as much
entitled as the state.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-31
Briesy.rs. Play High school Team.

The brickyard baseball aggrega-
tion played the High School team
Thursday afternoon. winning in a
very close and interesting ten in
ming game by score OF 9 to S.
The brickyard tesi.i made two
double plays, and one OF the fea-
lures was long running fly catch
made by Whittinghili in the right
garden. Lew Gruber was the UNI
pire, and survived the ordeal The
brickyards will play the shop bo, S
Sunday afternoon. The names
and positions OF the players and
the score by innings is as follows:
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-31

The democratic party is as
much a party OF trusts as 1t accuses
the republican party OF being.
Greed and trusts are not confined
to any political creed. and most
any old mortal here below would
grab at an opportunity TO get on
the inside OF trust ii he had the
opportunity. The republ c II
party is the'only party that ever
did anything in the way of trying
to curb harmful combinations,
while the contrary is true OF the
democratic party. The demo
cratic party harped on tariff re-
form for years, and when it bad
the opportunity to act, it was ac-
tionless. In passing the Wilson
bill they did all the harm they
could without bankrupting the
country, but if @. Cleveland, Esq.
had had his way an even worse
measure would have been enacted.
Nothing but free trade, free silver
and free soup will satisfy the aver.
age democrat.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-31
AZ important deeision vas rel

An important decision was rem
dered 10 the court OF appeals one
day this week, which will probably
result in turning about $3.50, 600
into the state treasury. The suit
was entitled the "Board OF County
Commissioners of Prowers County
VS.. the State OF Colorado" and
was appealed from the district
court of Prowers county. The
point at issue was as to whether
the interest collected upon delin-
Quent taxes levied for state pur-
poses belonged to the county OF
the state. Nearly every county in
the state has withheld money col
lected in this manner and refused
to pay it to the state treasurer.
Dan b. Carey, assistant attorney
general OF Colorado, and well
known in Otero county. has had
charge Of this particular case, and
has instituted suits in most OF the
counties of the state, including
Otero county. This decision will
probably result in this county
having to dig up about 81, 200.
which is due the state for interest
collected on delinquent taxes.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-31

TIE city has about $1,000 in
vested in an artesian well near the
old water tank that is practically
useless in its present condition.
The city dads have been talking oil
fixing up the we'll, putting ii IN
condition for use and leasing 1t to
the city water peddler for $50 per
month. The taxpayers are en-
titled 10 some consideration, and
If money is to pc expended in re-
pairing the well, the taxpayers and
not the water peddler should re-
ceive the full benefit. Why not
FIX up the well, and elect water
peddler with the understanding
that he is to have the free use oi
the well providing he will deliver
water TO all consumers al the rate
Of five cents per barrel. Every.
body would be benefited by such
an arrangement.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-31
OK the s,h of Nav. rooa. /,

OS the sth OF May, 1901. the
amolnt of gold in the United
States treasury was $549,47o, goo,
the largest sum in gold coin the
national money vaults ever con-
tanned. This gratifying condition
exists after fve years of Nc Kinley.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-31
A MAN from Boston is strong ir


A MAN from Boston is strong in
the faith that from IS to 100 per
cent should be deducted from
Cuban sugar. His arguments are
unanswerable. He not only owns
preferred stock in the sugar trust,
but he has also bought $4,000
acres of Cuban land and has A.
500 acres under sugar cultivation,
and he wants a large reduction in
duties. II might, OF course, in
jure American sugar producers;
but of what account are they COM
pared with foreign producerse
True, $50, 900 wage earners in the
employ OF American beet and
sugar cane planters and sugar
plants have petitioned congress
and are protesting against recipro-
city with Cuba. But what. pray,
are mere bread winners compared
with sugar trust shareholders and
wealthy Cuban land holders. The
poor and needy Boston man and
his friends ought to have every
thing in sight, and if there is any
thing they don't see, they should
not hesitate to ask for it without a
blush.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-31
'rHG VOLCANOES DEADLY WORK from
the Fall Of romeeII TO the osstruetioe OF

"rhE VOLCANOES DEADLY WORK from
the fsIi Of rompeH TO the Destruction Of
81. plevss," by Prof. Charles Morris. Ill. u.
s'.-s intensely Interesting book ever publish
I'd. Complete thrilling and accurate account
OF greatest disaster that ever ,..feii the
human race-sreater than Pompcii
Tells how Martinique, one of the most beau
tifsi island. Ia the orld. wax siiJsenis trau--
profusei. illustrated with photographs tai ken
before aud after disaster. Practically only
sinrtinila~ book IN the hsid. Tor sse,yon.
other. Best author. largest hook, best
illustrated, scientifically accurate. Price
for those v ho act quickly Most liberal
terms. Outfit 10 cents. Don't lose minute
send for outfit IMMEDIATELY. nnd be mt
work. The chance of lifetime for max
ing money.
CLARK CO.. sss 5. 9Th ST., PhlIsasi-
phls, p. Mention this PaI,er.
La Junta tribune., 1902-05-31
CONSUMPTION

th. most dreaded and deadly of all diseases,
,,s we'll sls pneumonia. and all Lung troubles
ar. relieved at once and cured by Acksrs
Gagiish esmedy "the king Of all Cough
fure-." Cnrc, Conghs and Colds Ia u dny,
= e.ut-. Your money back " dissatisfied.
Write for free sHnp,e. W. II. HOOKER Co..
Buffalo. n. y, =. g. Coitnnn. druggist. For
sale hy T. C. Coitnan. Ph. G.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-25

Der 20 they will have sixty horses hauling
March Is This firm na is using saws instead Of axes
in Telling the trees, and finds that 1T can thereby
part Of the stick. Penobscot lumbermen have been
SLOW to ehange from ma axes TO saws Ways benz
prejudiced agai"st the method; but the saws
operations and 1t is estimated that saving Of
from ten to twenty feet is made on every tree by
more in the number of trees feIled.
is estimated at 1Ss00o0o0 feet the logs being dis
tributed about follows: To the Hongsworth &
Ooo.OOo feet; Great Northern Paper Company. Madi-
10000 S m dest 6 PaPsr pc 70
100000 feet; Cushnoc Fibre Company. Augusta.
feSst' feet saWms: IaWTence-Page % Company. Shaw
NUT, 10000. 900 feet: NJ G. Shaw Lumber Company,
Gardiner 100000 feet Joshua Gray & Sons. 5000.
GOO Geo to 100000 feet; O. H Moulton & Co. Randolph.
100000 to 100000 feet; South Gardiner Lumber
and other tributaries will bring the Kennebec cut
to 160Ooooo to 175OOOO0 feet, that it will be
On the Machias River conditions are favorable
for logging. the snow being about foot In depth
Yarding IS advancing well, and in every operation
some of the teams are employed hauling to the
We're left on the yards last season are being hauled
to the landings large quantity of hemlock is
Lumber shipments from Cherryfeld this year
have been s. 42l 600 feet of long lumber 1S5OOo ath
ured 10000 feet of pine into box shocks for the
The last spike was driven the new Fish River
Railroad on Saturday. and yesterday the road went
into operation under the management of the Ban
gor and Aroostook Railroad The new road ex-
tends from Ashland to Fort Kent, a distance OF
htty-three miles, and opens a new country rich
In spruce, pine and cedar timber.
Howard Morrison, of Bridgton, has contracted
to cut and haul for the Portland Match Company
100000 feet of pine standing in South Brfdg-
ton. He has seven Yeas in which to complete the
contract, but expects to do the work In five years.
The Chamberlain Lake Telephone and Telegraph
Company has been organized at GreenytIIe with
$4,000 capital stock, for the purpose of construct
ing lines to Chamberlain Lake and its vicinity
on. Lndley H Folsom. of Greenville is president
and Henry NJ. Shaw, Of Greenville treasurer
New-York tribune., 1902-12-25
THE ARKANSAS CHILL.
DISTINCTIVE PHENoMENoN-rTs PECULIARI-
TIES
From The New-orleans Times-Democrat

From The New-Orleans Times-Democrat
THE Arkansas chill is distinctive" said man
from the swampy region of that State, -and 1 am
in any other region Of the world. I have seen a
good many chills, good many different types of
chills in my wandering the country but / do
not hesitate to make the claim that the Arkansas
product is in class by itself. There is the chill
for instance, which is peculiar to the Ohio Valley
and If you will take my word for It, It is easy
thing ones system There is chill peculiar
the swampy regions of West Tennessee, which con-
sists OF series of lazy yawns. feeling of slug
gishness and little fever 1t is sort OF dumb
chill.
But for the genuine chill. the article that will
shake you until your joints pop you want cross
will find the peculiar brand 1 had in mind when
began this story. 1t Indigenous the
soil. and somehow, the people get used to them
7 have have many two chtIls
day. IN the morning and one in the evening. I
have seen have everyday chiils and third-day
ch!s and chills every nine days I have seen men
engaged in farming in the St. Francis basin shake
until they would almost jar the mud chimneys
down the end OF the shack They would simply
shake the whole house, and you could hear their
teeth rattle a hundred yards from the house. I
heard say few years ago. and he had lived
in that section good long time that three-fourths
in an effort TO keep the chlls off They great
believers in red pepper remedy for cnills OF
course not youchirg for this red pepper state
menr although 1 know personally that the citizens
Of the section use IL great deal in effort TO
break the chills. How much OF the crop they use
do not know, but from what know about the
nuaI crop of chills l should say they used a con-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-25
SHERLOCK HOLNES. LR.

From The Chicago Record-Herald.
Sherlock Holmes. jr.. cIutched his companion,.
arm. and said:
do you that manY'
Yes You mean the one with the mustache ara
THE same He was awake all last nieht ,v,..
the toothache His wife wanted to put the In IN
water bottle his cheek. but he wouldn't have 4,
and she made him promise to have the thing puIlsS
Then he is a friend of yours, is he? Why don't
you introduce me?"
"A friend Of mine? No. I never saw him un,u
L called your attention TO him moment ago.
The great amateur detectives companion shias
away like married woman who sees Wu-Ting
fang coming to ask questions, and said:
Sherlock. there's talking I've got -,
quit aSsociating with you. This uncanny way ro,
have of finding out all about people who ara
strangers to you is making me nervous. I'm AFRAID
of you How do you know this man had the tooth
ache all last night?''
the eyes Of a man who has been robbed of seep :
Yes I can see that his eyes are red. but nsr
haps he is a victim Of hay fever something Of
mo If you could make deductions YOU wons
know better Look again. You will see a dentisf's
sign in a window across street there
'I noticed that he gave a sudden start when \.
happened TO see that sign, and half stopped as n
up to his cheek, assumed cheerful look and
hurried on. So you see his tooth has quit aching
But how do you know he didn't have aI6ot
Because he has Just had shave. A man never
gets shaved the next morning after letting his
cheek rest upon a hot water bottle OF course his
wife wanted him to let her add his misery bv
boiling his face, because that's always woniar's
way In such case Of being kind"
Perhaps. But 1 think you have left one min.
unexplained How do you know the man has
"Oh. out you're duIr You're about the poor.,,
deducter l Didn't you notice that bs
wearing a. hair watch chain? Who but a mar
with a strong, good wife whose hair composed n
would wear one Of those things in this enlightened
age?
New-York tribune., 1902-12-25

siderable amount Of pepper Quinfne Is also us.s q.
the sections which are able to support phvsicfeen
places. 'ay
Speaking of chfns. when was up in that sso.,
OF the country used to get a fiendsh scrs Ion
satisfaction out OF seeing a frog have a chill o9
have seen a frog shake for an hour and he ~ -,
do nothing but get into some sunny place Iq3ulq I3.ulq
his eyes and blow When he would quit sbaki,az
he would make a break for the water and T Enns
then that his pulse beating faster ami ~.
fever coming Oh, yes: I've seen r-os ne
shake with the Arkansas type OF chilIs IIntr 80
could imagine you heard their teeth clatterino Sn
of which goes to show what said in the begiSntaL1
and that is that the Arkansas chill is peculiar
tinctive. unique In all respects" ~s-