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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-05-10
Trace, of roman VILE,

The foundations of Roman villa
have been laid bare in Greenwich park
London. by the park keeper. The
space has an area of about sixteen
feet, and the only loose materials
found SO far are some tiles. The dis
covery is regarded with great interest
by local antlquarians
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-05-10
Zola's Modesty.

At the celebration in the Pantheon
recently all the celebrities of France
were present, of course. and equally as
a matter of course were bedlzened
with ribbons, stars and all other
marks of distinction in which France
is so opulent. There was one little
man, however, who appeared all in
black and didn't wear a single ribbon
or star. 1t was ZOlai
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The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all its
stages. and that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu-
tional disease, requires a constitutional treat
ment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system, thereby destroying tha
foundation of the disease and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing it's work. The pro-
prietors have much faith in it's curative
powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that IL fails to cure Send for list Of
Testimonials
Address F. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, O
Sold by druggists 75c
Hall Family Pills the best
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Birthplace of Famous INVENTOR.

The farmhouse in South Spencer,
Mass. where Ell as Howe, the inventor
of the sewing machine, was born in
1919. has been advertised for sale by
auction. No. reason is assigned for
the sale, but it is understood that the
Howe heirs feel unable to hold the
property longer.
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"Well. it's the only one I do believe
in. And that only because-Oh. Jack.
suppose someone had seen us?"
Suppose they had?" and Jack
laughs. Ten thirty, Edith? Good
night"
Eyes; good night"
Donelson comes down the steps and
holds out his hand, Good night,
Edith"
Good night, Frank"
AS the men turn the next corner
Donelson says: Accept my congratu-
lations, Morton; but you don't deserve
he-''
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Piaids and Green to Be theFashion.
The decree has gone forth from
Paris this spring that p1aids are to ba
all the rage with Fashionable women
this season The prevailing color at
King Edwards coronation will be
green. Plaids and green's will there
fore most greet the eye during the
next few months.
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WHEN YOUR GRoCER SAYS

he does not have Defiance Starch. you
may be sure he Is afraid to keep IL until
his stock of IL o. packages are sold De-
6ance Starch is not only better than any
other Cold Water Starch, but contains 1e
o. to the package and sells for same
money IL brands
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It's a pity that the fellow who i
always shooting off his mouth neve
blows out his brains.
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You never hear any one complain
about Defiance Starch" There is
none to equal it in quality and guam
tity. 16 ounces, 10 cents. Try it
now and save your money.
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Cultivate patience; as you get older
you will find that it is the only talent
you are expected to have.
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Abuse a man to his face and he will
forget it, but he never will forget abuse
behind his back.
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silk, wool or cotton perfectly at one boil
ing. Sold by druggists, 1oc. per package.
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Hundreds of dealers say the extra
quantity and superior quality of Def
ance Starch is fast taking place of all
other brands. Others say they cannot
sell any other starch.
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After the old maid finally become:
Mrs. she feels that she never will
be Missed.
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FITS Permanently Cured. hts nervousness ART
frst days of DIR. Khne's Great Nerve Restore
Send for FREE S2.OO trial bottle and treats
DR. r. H. KLINE Ltd, Arch St., Philadelphia,
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When a man orders spring lamb in
a cheap restaurant he begins to realize
how tough it is to die young.
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There's pair of wings waiting fol-
every man who really loves his enc
mics.
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There is nothing original about Wa
street. which is noted for it's quota
tionS.
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o Lord, deliver us from another dry
summer; but if you can't do that keep
down the wind.
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SEQ A WEEK AND EXPENSES
20 men with rig to introduce our Poultry goods
send SIP. Javelle Mfg. Co, Dept d, Parsons, Kan
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The well-posted druggist advises yo
to use Hamlin'S Wizard Oil for pain, TO
he knows what it has done.
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Piso,s Cure cannot be too highly spoken OF .
cough cure--J- W. OBRIEN SS Third Ave
n. Minneapolis, MINI. Jan g. 1900
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The man who makes the best o.
everything should have no trouble IL
disposing of his wares.
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Some men seem to think the milk
of human kindness flows only from
bottles.
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They were walking In single Ne
unlucky at anything 1t is your own
fault Take tonight. for instance,
you could have won time and again
But no, you paid no attention to what
was going on. You were thinking all
the time about something else"
Eyes, of you, Edith. / do hardly
anything else"
Then 1 advise you to seek more
profitable occupation"
Come, Edith, I've told yo4 before
what think of you; what / care for
and desire above all else. Font say
mo- again Give me yes tonight Tell
me, Edith Frank has reached the
house and well be there in minute"
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
For children teethtng softens the gums reduces In
Illumination, allsys pain cures wind collie 25c bottle
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Nothing makes us quite so mad
when we are busy. as the Jolly Joker
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Pay people for what they have done,
and rot for what you expect them to
do.
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Some men are no account; that's al
there is to it.
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Stops the Cough and
Works or the Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Price 25<
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Don't Ruin Your Health
by eating too much meat ATLAS OATS
is cheaper healthier and more nutritious
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WHY IT Is THE BEST

Is because made by an entirely differen
process Defiance Starch is unlike AM
other. better and one-third more for Il
cent8.
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GOOD HOUSEKEEPERS
Use the best That's why they buy Rcd
Cross Ball Blue. At leading grOcers, cents.
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We hate a, man who chews tobacco
Still, we chew.
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8ALESMEN wanted in every locality, 90 weekly
Write for territory Holland Cigar Co., Louis Mo-
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not there than tothe man who wa
there all the time"
The admiral, however, did not refer
10 the controversy. He contented him.
self in his short address with paying a
glowing tribute to the women of the
land, who were called upon by patrio-
tism to make greater sacrifices to suffer
more than the men who risked their
lives in the heat of battle. 1t was wo
man who made the home, the admiral
said, and when there was no love of
home there could be no love of country.
The woman behind the man behind
the gun, he said, "is the most important
factor"
At the confusion of his remarks the
ladies gathered about the admiral with
requests for autographs, which requests
he gallantly granted. The ceremonies
concluded with an address by Jacob F.
Miller, the newly elected president OF
the Patria Club.
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eloquent apostrophe to the flag.
Frederick w, Hollis, who is mem
Der Of the International Court Of Arbi-
tration, spoke Of the work of the peace.
conference at The Hague. mo man
can be patriot, Mr.. Hollis said, who
wants to see his country increase at the
expense of justice" It had become the
fashion, he said, to belittle and sneer at
the work of the peace conference. The
lasting value of that work, however,
would become more apparent as time
went on. The history of the world
since the conference, he said, lad only
emphasized and made more popular
the objects for which the conference
was called.
In introducing Admiral Schley Mr.
Steele referred to the controversy that
had followed the battle of Santiago and
said; "The time will never come, i be
lieve, when the American people viii
accord more credit to the man who was
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land we should remain men after we
become ministers. / do not believe
that a man who is not good citizen
can be a good churchman."
III the course of his remarks DR. Mac
Arthur reached the subject of the civil
war, s'When the war broke out, he
said, my syrnpathies were not with the
north. thought this county was too
big, too proud. thought it would be
"a good thing for it to te Inundated.
After the emancipation proclamation,
however, my syInphaties were with the
loyal north. / came to this country in
1868, and | married girl who had four
brothers in the battle of Gettysburg.
Since that time / have given no little
study to the civil war, and see now
that it was war of conflicting civiliza-
tions. Most wars are The war in
South Africa is, and our war with Spain
was.
"The Spanish war was conflict be-
xeen iliteracy and intelligence, be-
tween intolerance and liberty, between
the sixteenth century and the twentieth
century. Divine Providence said to
Spain: "G1ve up the sixteenth century
or leave the new world Spain would
not give up the sixteenth century, and
Divine Providence used the American
people as an instrument to drive hel
from this continent At the beginning
of that war I saw that American ex
pansion was inevitable. No President
, or party could sstop it. You might az
well whistle at tornado. It is
world movement. just as much as wai
the great migration from Scandinavia
5 in the early centuries of this era jus
) as much as were the Crusades, wher
5 Europe precipitated herself on the east
; just as much as was the European in
: vasion of America Expansion is bu
= the continuation of the work begun b,
Y Columbus.
"We have g1own greatly in the pas
few years." DR.. Macarthur continued
Y "a few decades ago Cecil Rhode
/ would have been impossible. Glad
e stone could no more think the thought
f of Cecil Rhodes than child coul'
e think the thoughts of Gladstone.
e few days ago multi-millionaire said t
!, me: Men must think in million
e now.' We have reached time state:
a men must think, not for states or cour
4 tries, but for the world"
DIR. Macarthur concluded with al
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NQI Qld PelCe.
Discussion Before Patria Club On
Patriotism.

Or. Macarthur Says Churches Shouidl
Foster Love of Country Expansion
Great World Movement Admiral
Schley a Guest of Honor-His
Tribute To Women.
Rear-Admiral Schely, Frederick w.
Hollis, and the Rev. DR. Robert 5. Mac
Arthur were the guests of honor at the
banquet of the Patria Club which took
place at the Hotel Savoy in New York
City on April nth. Wayne MacVeagh
was to have been present, but the in
clement weather and bad cold pre-
ven.ed him from attending. Adelbert
H. Steele presided and acted as toast
master. Patriotism was the theme of
the occasion, and the banqueting hall
was appropriately decorated with Amer
lean flags.
DIR. Macarthur spoke of the relation
of the church to patriotism. Cali chur-
ches ought to be, and many churches
are, nurseries of patriotism" he declar-
ed. "There ought not to be any very
br ,ad distinction between duty to our
country and duty to God. Patriotism
is religion as reia long to the Interests
OI our country. we OuSut W CH1P1dolle
the word duty Wellington III all his
dispatches, which fill twelve great
vol lines, never used the word glory,
bat he was always using the word duty.
Napoleon in his dispatches was always
using the word glory and never the
word duty la Gloire, la gloire! was
the Frenchmens cry Duty! was the
watchword of the Briton And tht
Brition attained immortal glory, while
the Frenchman ent down in lionel,
darkness on the solitary isle of ST
Helena"
DIR. Macarthur had little sympath,
with the kind of religion that caused
men to run awa7 from the evils of tn
world to attain holiness. "If the salt o
religion is to save the meat Of th'
world he said, sou must not pat tn
salt and meat in different barrels" Dl
MacArthur had no sympathy with tn
idea that ministers we're different from
the rest of mankind 1--WE were mel
before we became ministers" he said
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1902-06-18
Personal DELINQUENT LIST.

List of persons and property,
other than real estate, in the county
of Wayne, delinquent for the non.
payment of taxes thereon tor the
year 1901:
CEREDO INDEPENDENT DISTRICT.
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CUMBERLAND POLICE
UPSET BY AN ARREST
UnWittingiy Capture and IN
CarCerate Smallpox Victim.
DISCOVERY CAUSES ALARM
Entire Police Force Of Town Quickly
Vaccinated, Thirteen Tramps InOcu-
lated, StationhOuse and Cells Fumi-
gated, and Some Uniforms Burned.

CUMBERLAND. Nd. March 11.-As
result OF an arrest made Saturday night
the entire Cumberland police force and
thirteen tram-s who were sleeping in the
police station. were vaccinated last night,
the police station and the ofcers' cloth
ing were fumiEated by City Health on
Ger Spear, and Chief OF Police Cromwell
and Omcer John TrIber burned W some
Of their clothing.
On SATURDAY. night Omcer Trieber ar
rested a negro. J. h Smith, who went
from Baltimore. Nd, 70 Somerset county,
Pennsylvania. where he contracted small
was confined in the pesthouse on the poor
house farm. but escaped from that place
Saturday. came 20 town. and got drunk.
He was arrested for being drunk and
disOrderly, and Officer Trieber was almost
compelled to carry him to the station
house
There he was locked in cell, and yes
terday afternoon City Magistrate Hum
bird gave hin, ten days In the city lookup.
he having been violently abusive when be-
ing arrested, and all the time he was con-
fined IN a cell
Chief Cromwell and Omcer Trieber.
though they recognized the man as an
advertised escaped criminal for whom a
reward has been offered, and in comparing
him with the printed picture and notes
pulled W his coat sleeve to see II two
scars could be found on his right arm
One glance at the arm was enough for
the officers, Who told the negro he was
suffering pith smallpox. TO which the ne
grO answered that he was Just getting
over a case o. smallpox"
Dr.. Spear. Who was sent for. ordered the
fellow taken at OEcs 10 the pesthOuse,
where IL was ascertained he had escaped
on Saturday last
When the officers and tramps were call
ed I'D TO be vaccinated anf the tramps
were informed about the negro with
smallpox they became very much alarmed
and wanted TO get out at once
CHIEF Cromwell took OF his uniform
and clothing. except his trousers and IN
dershirt, and walked 10 his home some
distance away, where he called for an en-
tire change OF clothing 20 be brought him.
and he afterWard burned what he had on
One OF the officers could not get al his
extra uniform and was compelled TO ap-
pear in a soldiers Uniform
The police force received quite a Jolt
but they took the affair good naturedly
and no trouble is anticipated
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-11
POOR MANS CLUB
ON ENGLISH PLAN

NEW YORK. March T.-Lord Grey. the
English philanthropy list and organizer OF
the Central Public House Trust. which
eas met with great success in England.
1opes to see a similar plan for regulat-
ing the sale Of intoxicating liquor adopt
ed in New York State He outlined his
plan at a conference at the City Club
yesterday at which were present Bishop
Potter. z. R. L. Gould. Robert Graham.
DIT. Henry Leipzizer, Mrs Henry NJ.
Saunders. Miss Margaret Astor Chanler.
Miss Grace Dodge, and several other we'll
known philanthropists and reformers.
In the first place" he said. lit must
be understood that this is distinctly
temperance movement II is not prohi-
bition; and if it is TO be made a success
It must steer clear OF prohibition.
The Work in England.
In England. OF course, we don't have
30 many difficulties as you encounter
here. Obtaining a license is much more
difficult than it is here. It is only when
the population OF the district warrants
il that a license is issued there. and then
IL is issued 10 the person who AT a pub
JIG hearing shows that he is the best
fitted TO manage public house. That is
our strongest point In this way We are
able 10 get all of the new licenses that
are issued. and in time We shall get the
old ones. either through purchase or Sc
curing renewals when the licenses lapse
In England we have the work divided
by counties. each county being controlled
by its own corporation. capitalized at
100000. divided into s. shares. When
license has been secured we appoint an
executive committee Of four or five bust
ness men, who have absolute control OF
that one public house
To Provide a Good Club.
THE object Of the Public House Trust
IS to provide exactly what a saloon
should be-a poor mans club. Liquor
drinking cannot be prohibited; it can be
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-11
MADE OBJECTION TO
OLDS BEING MARRIED
LAWYERS Clerk Tried TO Stop
the Ceremony.
Wedding Of Wealthy Newark Man and
Young Italian Girl Interrupted
by a Summons

NEW YORK, March 11--Ferdinand N.
Olds, a wealthy retired lawyer Of New
ark. stood under a bridal bower in Lyric
Hall last night to be married TO Agnez
AprilIe. a pretty NeapolitaH girl Of 20.
AS the minister asked if anyone knew
cause Why the couple sEClld not be pro-
n0unced man and wife. young man
stepped forward. and handed the groom a
summons.
This man is pledged to marry an
other" he said.
The young man came from the law Of
fee Of Howe & HummeI. and this firm
claims that for six months Olds has at
tempted 10 avoid a breach of promise
suit for $4,000 instituted by Countess
OLA Landsdorfi. who claims descent from
Baron Du Neuyillc-
The romance with the countess began in
Paris in 1855, continued at Atlantic City
in 1893. and resulted, it is stated. in an
ngagemcnt in 1900.
She lives now with her aunt, the Bar
oncss Du NeuvIIle. who Is better known
as Mrs. Gordon.
When the aunt and the countess, who
is twenty-five. went to Europe cable
grams vowing eternal love flashed across
the water.
Put his love grew cold when she asked
for dot Of 800 600 " and the marriage
date passed. Then Odds met and wooed
and won Ag1ez Aprille.
The clergyman did not stop the cere-
mony when the suaamons was served, and
as soon as the LAWYER left Agnez AprilIe
became Mrs Olds
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-11
TWO DEAD MEN ON A RAFT.
Dressed in Soldiers Clothes They Are
Picked Up OFF Sands Point, L. I.

NEW YORK, March II--Hugh Rey-
nolds. a boatman Of Port Washington. L.
T.. found a raft of Sands Point yester-
day bearing two dead men clad in Unitei
States artillery uniforms and army coats
from which the regimentaI numbers had
been torn. One man was lying IN he
middle Of the raft The others head
hung over in the water, his body being
held on the raft by a wire which he mad
wound around his leg and attached to
the raft
The man IN the middle Of the raft
looked as II he had been beaten with a
club. The waves however. might have
been the cause Of the bruises on his face
and body.
Reynolds tOwed the raft ashore and the
bodies we're taken 10 a mOrgue at Port
Washington. There they were searched
and on the man who had been 10 the mid
die Of the raft was found a letter ad-
dressed TO "COrcoran" and signed by a
Mrs Hughes Of 23I4 First Avenue. Man
haitian, who appeared from the letter 20
be his sister.
II was thought at Port Washington that
the men were soldiers attached probably
TO Fort Schuyler from which 10 was sur
missed they had escaped on the raft WITH
the intention OF going 10 West Chester
but had been carried across by the strong
wind
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-11
EDlSON'S SONS IN TROUBLE.
Sprinkle Red Paint Over North Carolina
Town and Come to Grief.

ATLANTA. Ga. March 11.-News has
been received from Raleigh. n c.. Of the
recent arrest Of Thomas A. and William
Edison. sons Of Thomas A. Edison. The ar
fair occurred in Elizabeth City y. c. The
first named son was fined and the latter
required 70 give bond for future appear
anCe.
The root Of the trouble Is reported 10
have been the too liberal imbibing Of in
toxicants. The two Edisons for some time
past have been in northeastern North
Carolina. Last week they went TO Eliza
beth City. Here, IL Is claimed, they trav-
eled at too fast a clip. Thomas 4. Edi-
son was placed under arrest by a police
man named AlCuZO Bell.
Il is claimed that William Edison went.
to his brothers assistance, and that he
struck the officer. The latter. it is said
by using his club with promptness and
effect, succeeded IN quoting William Edi-
son. He summoned aid, and the two
men were carried before the mayor
BY the latter Thomas A. Edison was
fined $50 and William Edison was re-
quired to give bond in the sum Of 500
for his appearance at the next term Of
court to answer TO the charge Of assault
Upon an officer.