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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06

ghiea9o, 6. Gebr. prof. SOrs
ban pom Der GbieagOer llniOeriitdt
maGte beuts bel ben gerittlihen Wer'
banblungsn iiber ben ginbaltsbefebl
geasn ben Staat Sllinois iueaeu oes
SuiidenItaatliden 3anals, ourh wel-
den anaebiid bas 9rintluaher oerStaot
CT. 2ouis perunreinist uno ungenieB-
bar g,madt uiro, bic 9lusiaae, er babe
nit 3ipei anoeren renommirten Sore
idern nad eingebenoen 9rperimenien
Die gntoedung aenadt, oab 9ppbus.
Seine in Waner. reldes ourh ben
Snbalt Don9lb3ugsiandlen perunreini9t
miro, nidt Iduger als 5luei 9aae uuo
In reinem Waner nidt ldn9er alS 3ebn
Ioge lebennig bleIben. uno oabWaher,
iuelhss ourh ben Snbalt bon Absugs-
Tandem berlInreinigt 1T. al uno fiir
iid Die 3erliOrtng bon 2ppbus.aei.
men pohtiD trleidIert. Dieie 3beorie
1T In Der piiienihaftlideu gDeIt neu
ino tam, penn lie ais rih.is nadae.
pieien wito. bon 9rober 3ragweite
iein.
DO ffutf DE Il berfallen.
81 pa o, 3eras. 8 Gebr. Nus
@uapamas, Wer., miro gemeloet. oab
Dnqui.Snoianer I'm Gtaaie Sonora
cine poiitutihe iiberfalIen uno Die luebr.
loien yaiiasere, iets OH Der 3abl gee
iOotet babsn. 3pei Der grmoroeten.
Saluaoor 6lores unb 6rancisco 6lores.
iuaren angeiebene Geute bon Sonora.
ginige meriianiide yiebbirten, Die
ipdter oes Weees ianen. ianoen Die
ausgepliinoerte yoIttuilte uno DIE
9eiden Der grmoroeten, Die entieblid
perfiimmelt maren. giner Der llebsrs
fallensn; 6ranciseo 6lores, mar nod
am geben uno bermodte, ebe er Der.
|idieo. mii3uibeilen. oab Is Daqui.
Jnoianer ben m6roeriiden glngriff
perlbt batten. glul Die 9unoe bon Der
@reueltbat muroe iofort cine Abtbei.
lung berittener Soloaten bon Der Uar-
niIon In Orti3 3ur Verfolgung ausge-
ianot, bod Die Snoianer baben einen
betrddtliden Yoriprung. 3wilten
ben Daquis uno ben meritaniiden
3ruppen miro idon lange 3eit Elm 9es
aenieitiger yernidtungstrieg nit grOb.
ter @rauiamisit aeflbrt.
Die meritaniIde Regierung bat Per-
ionen, Die Sdubwaffen bel lid fiibren.
oas lleberihreitsn Der @ren3s bon ben
Der. Staten nad Werito perboten.
Wsbrsre amsritanilhe Sdger, bic nit
ipren Glinten bel polomas merifani-
: ldes Webist betreten batten, uurben
ipdter i'm Orte. no iie iibsrna9teten,
aus ibrsn gettsn geboIt uno bon ben
msrifaniiden3oQb tusgenllsber.
tretuns oes werbotes gu @elobuBe oer-
urtbeilt. Die Weifraftsn baben barauf
our3 ben biefgsn msritanii&en @onful
or bas Staatsoepartement bon Werito
Bei9weroe ein9elegt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
Geuersw htbsn.

Nnberion. Die @ebdubs Der
nJnoiana Wrid Worts" murbsn am
Greitas ourd 5suer 3erifort. Der
S4aOsn uiro F9 auf $50, 900 bslau-
fen. Der in Der gldbe Der Branbfdtte
beiinOlide Sduppsn, In uel9em A..
100000 3iegeln aufgeIpei&ert finb,
bIieb bon ben Glammsn beri9ont.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
Nahrihten aus Snbiana.


Deb foro. 9lus Nsm Nlbanp
1T elm Shreiben einselaulen, in ipsl-
dem bsr Werfaher ossielbsn mittbeilt,
baB man i'm Obio cine 2eibe aufge-
fiht babe, an Der Elm Brief gefunoen
tuuroe, oehen YerfaHer ii9 gu Dem on
6rl. Sddfer bsgangeuen Woro b,tennt.
Cine sanss Hei6s uon Yrisfsn, welbs
Grl. Sbdfer an ben 3ooten geridtet
bat, babe man ebenialls Dorfunoen.
gnolid babe man aud eins aolosne
llbr gefunoen. ipelde folgenoe Sn=
idrift gebabt y0srrn %. 0enrp
Wieao bon DlitgIieoern oes Sroquois
Boot Clubs gum @eident 9emadt. Den
l. Sanuar 1901" Cine tslepboniide
Mnfrase na6 SEEM Nlbanp ergab. baB
bic ganse Sade elm plumber SAer3 lei,
ben irgeno Elm yiarr inicenirt. Yier-
sebn Gage iino biz jsBt psrflOiien. ieit=
oem SRI. Sddfer oas Opfer zines
Ua0roers iuuroe uno nod INNER beiin=
bet lih oerielbs auf freiem 5ube.
$1,000 bat es bersits bic Staot getos
iiet, um ben 9lufentbalt bss Sdurten
auf3uiphren, aber lis maren fur nidts
ausse9eben. Gie Yiirser Der Staot
baben ourd freiwilliss Subicriptionen
sinen JOno bon nabe3u $500 aufse.
bradt, tpeldsr Der polIssi bei ihren Be-
miibuusen, ben W0roer 3u entoeden,
sur gsrfiisung itsbt.
Die 3meite Werbaftun9 q
por9eil M m n.
petersburar Die jueite Iers
baftun9 1T in Der Debman'iden Mnaes
le9enbeit Dorgenommen tuoroen. 6ier
ergrilfen Die poli3iiten einen getuiRen
9lbert 9aplOr, einen iunsen GARNER
aus Der gldbt. iuegen 9beilnabme an
benz bewubten iddnbli9sn Werbrs1en.
Tags supor ulrbe Elm Sunge, Namens
Sumner, ebeniails in PETERSBURG 5ur
0aft gebradt. Der baran bstbeiligt ge.
iueien iein ioa. Don Der ginberufung
elmer SPECIALIZATION Der @robgeihmore'
nen III bsber ieine Reoe; eben 70 tpsnia
bon elmer Yerbafiung bon Wilaro
Gatt, einem Der 0aaptbetbsiliaten.
Miande bebaupien, er Eel bereits Gus
benz Staate sefIOben; Nnoere tuieoer
alauben, er balte lid nod I'm COUNTY
perborgen.
Is In . o fsS ipector be r.
baftet.
Sra m orbsb lie. ". W.
0osforo, elm poh.Snipsctor, III bier
am Donneriiag unter Der glnilage,
einsn moroeriiden9lnariii auf Fri. 9uoie
coleman, 3ohter bon 8. s. Coleman,
aussefiibrt 3u baben, perbaftst iporben.
Sosforo iuoIIte oieIelbs bsrbaften, neil iis
inter benz Yeroadt nano, einen niti
fur iis beitimmten Yrief ge6ffnet SiI
baben. Gle ipsigerie iid, ibm Reos
uno glntwort 3u iteben, iuorauf er ibr
einen Sdlae usriebt baben foil. gBie
polisiii patton, iuelter 0osforo usrs
baftete, iagte, mar osrfeIbe angebeitert.
oobnberabieb
& OF o m o. Sn ben bisfgen gln-
lagen Der pittsburg plate Slab SO.
ipuroe per MaueranIdla9 cine 9obn-
berabiebung bon fiinf bis Sebn proceni
anselunoi9t. Mls @runb fiir bieIe
Wabregel iuirb an9egeben, Die Wdrtte
ieien nit Waaren iiberlaben unb bic
yladfrage ihwad. Bon Der In Reoe
ifebenoen WaBregel tuerben 0unberie
bon 2euten betroifen, unb obuob! Elm
Streifen oerIelben immerbin mogli9
lit, 10 iuirb es bod fir unf1abri9einr
lid gebaIten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
geb0roe fir OT. Berte.
Die neue StraBe fir
90 E It Snoianapolis

gDeit nbianap polis.
Staot=Sngsnieur Seup untsrbreitsie
seftern, wie beabfidtiat, Der 8eb0roe
fir 0ffentlibe Werte feline pldns uno
empfeblungen beSiisli1 5erifsnung
zines Yammes uno elmer Strabe -
obne ytibeau=9reu3unsen = meflib
bonn 8bite Hiber, bon Der Walbino-
ton Str. bis 3ur Oliber 9lbs.. fir bic
Der Same ~parrp Mpenue" in Wor=
ihlag qebraht moroen lit. Ser Damn
foa 10 SUB brett uno % 6uB b0ber
iueroen, als Die 0o9waiiermarte an bes
Waibinston Str. gs iit pabrideinli=
der, oab bieie felt Sabren asplante
yerbeiieruns jebt enolid aussefiibri
uiro. als oaB oieie Strabe ben Namsn
parrp Npenue" erbaIten ipirb; benr
bagesen opponiren idon jsbt pieIe Biir=
ger. = Die Neb6roe bieB Die pldne &c.
oes Staot=Sngenieurs gut. beriuies ie.
bod Die gan3e 9lngele9enbeit al ben
Staot=anpalt bebufs gegutadtun9 Der
2e9alitdt elmer folden gerbeiierune.
Nn ben Sngenieur perwieien puroen
Die
Yetitionen
llm: BadfeinpHaiierung Der pennipls
bania Str. bon Soutb- bis Merrill=
Strabe; oesalsidsn Der gsoar Str,
bon Gletder- big 2erinsfon AUe.
Gerner wuroe Der Sngenieur beaufs
traat, Den
lalten IA. StraBes@arat
auf feline 9auerbaftisteit etc. bin su
unterfuden. Denn es ipurbe 9eflaot,
bab aus benz GanaIe In Der Ndhe Der
Capitol glbe. unb %. Strabe bieI @as
enimeidt, unb befiirdtet man, oaB bic
Observation-Disclosures In 9efdbrlider
Weiis 9eidmddt uno gelodert moroen
iino. Carl Roienberg bon ylo.
Wnlcott Str. erbob bel Der Ysboroe
cine anoere 2lage iiber
" d d iidtsIofiQfeit timer
Jnterurbans inie,
In oieiem Gale, Der @reenislb &c.,
oersn Wlotorniere nidt fir bic gluf.
nabme bon itdot. panaaiersn anbalien.
Die go. ipurbe tm glufilGrun9 Gee
beten. Wlebrere eritlueilige AIIsbmsnt'
llmIaaen wuroen autsebeiben, mdb.
reno bic
We olutionen ir ols
| ge nbe Werbe erunoen
| angeil 0 M men
wuroen: Yau zines AbSugscanales In
Der &arriIon Str, bon Der yloble bis
30 CUB welilid Der pine Gtr.;
Desal. III Der l. anep 6iiIid Der gait
Ctr, bon Der l. glaep liibI. oerDopnsp,
In oerielben oitl. bis 3ur erhsn
9lleD ipeitlid Der Wrigbt Ctr;
Desgl. In Der Sbelbon Str. unb Der
l. glllep fnolid Der Rooiebelt Qlbe., bon
Der -. ctr. biz so 6ub meIfIib Der
Newman Str.; Desgl. in Der ylew
Seriep Str, uno Mllsps balid uno
ueitlid, bon Der l. glllep iiioIid Der
9omnep Ctr. big 430 6ub iioIib Der
Nebrasta Str.
Yitten m bic Mort 3 10 es
i tern Mbe. sBrii de.
glnmobner uno @runbbefber In Der
yladbarihaft Der Senate gpe. uno oes
Jaa Greet eriudien ole yeb6rbe, bic
bisberige Nortbiueifern qlpe. Brittle na9
Der Serate Npe. gu berle9en, Iobalb
bieielbs ourd einen fur ben Snterur-
ban=Wertebr ausreidenoen Weubau er-
lebt wereen miro. Die geb0rbe natm
oieIes @eIud einitpeilen unter Sera.
tbun9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06
Nms Den 0sri6tsbaiem.
Der 8 sgoob 6tanlep6all
ourd etnen Nerglei9
erIeDiQt.

erle0igt.
Der 3ampF um oen Hadlab oes
Wlaion $. OsaOob. ipelden bshen
S1weiter Gofanna .. Nims bon Wer=
mont uno iein Neffe Charles Osgoob
gesen Die Wooptir 5ohter oes Weritor-
benen 6rau clarence Oseooo Gtanlep
eingeridt batten. lit geltsrn in &idter
@arter's @eri6t burd einen Wersseih
erleoi9t iporoen. sic batten geltfno
9emaat, oaB Die Yerilaste nidt in gs-
leblider Weiie aoop!irt worosn mar.
Die 9lnpdlte Der 6ldser tbeilten aeitern
oem &idter nit, Dab Iie ibre 2lage
3uriid,qgen. iuorauf Der Ridtsr 6rau
Stanlep aIs geiebmdBig aooptirte
8o6ter Oes Maion s. Ossooo er=
tldrt.
gDie es beiBt baben Grau Nims uno
@barles Os9Ooo einen Yergleih abge=
fdlonen, burd melden iie fib nit
elmer Summe bon $50, 900 babsn ab=
Iinosn laHen.
ginen dbnliden getras tpiiroen Die
peri9ieoenen pro3elIs beridlun9en bas
ben. penn bic alaee bic beri9ieoenen
@eridts. .Snltan3en bdtte ourdlaufen
miiHsn. Ser gDertb bes @eiammt,
gaadlalies Malon s. Osgooo's trirb
auf $3.50, 900 gei9dBt.
e benfalls in @iite BEL =
9ele9t.
Die bon Greo 9aas ge9en Die Gbi-
ea9o. Snbianapolis & 1ouisb;le- -gabn
singereidte Sdaosneriabtlase wurbe
ebenfalls burd einen Yeraleid erlsoist.
yiah Werabreoun9 3ipiiden ben beioen
parteien erbIelt Der 9ldger bic Summe
bon $3.50 3ugeiproden.
3eiu tenn pordrer Gin
baltsbefebl bewilligt.
9lihter Garter bat geliern bas @eiud
bes sobn Wnlters um glusnellung
zines ismpordren ginbaltsbefebls geaeu
Die Stabt aboewieIen. Gurd oenislben
lollse bic Gtaot oaran gtbinoer! iper.
ben, auf oem plabe al Der IA. unr
Jall Str, no bas alte Seudenbaus
gsitanben bat, bas nene Detentions'
0oipiial su erridten. Die Gtaot bal
Elm Concentrations Verfabren geg,r
Walters einaereidt, Tim In ben Selit
bon beiisn @runoltiid Su gelanaen. Mm
Is. 6ebruar pirb iiber oieie 9lage Der.
banbelt iueroen.
$500 gr ab mub Elm : talie'
ner besab len.
Ridter Garter's Weidworenen Ipra.
den beute benz Sacob Dirt, iuelher ben
Staliener Nnttoni Marcsnsi ipegen ua-
geredtferiigier Werbaftung auf Sdo'
.oenerIab perilaqt bate, $500 gu. Der.
lelbe bate i'm bcs Diebifabls elmer
Sdub!arrs beiduloigt, i'm @eridl
bate es lib berausoeiiellt, bah oieielbs
3ur 3eit, als er iie fortidlsppie, ieif
gigentbum mar.
Gin II rtbeil II m q Il o B n
Das llrtbeil fur 800, fueldes Gelit
glib gegen San @ountp aIs Yelo5nuna
erbielt, bah ourd feline Vsrmittlung
elm Wlann fduloia befunoen purOe,
feline Stimme usrtauft au baben, III
geitern bonn Staats-O -Obergeridt umse-
lioben moroen. DaSielbe erfldrte, oab
elm Wlann, tpel1er cine anoere perIon
3u einem Yerbreden berlsitet, nidt gu
elmer Yslobnung beredtigt lit.
Sm poli3eigeridt
befannte oie putnam Gountp Wlilf 60.
fd idulois, aepanidte WilA Dertaufl
gu baben. sic wuroe our 3ablung
BON $40 unb Soften berurtbeilt. Die
Yerbaftuna mar auf yeranla0uns Der
Observation-Disclosures erfolgt.
Ser W!rtb @barles Sullenoer, bon
992 W. Waibin9ton Ctr, puroe bon
Der Mnflage, am Sonntag GpirituOien
bertauft 3u baben, mangeInoer geueife
tpeaen freigeiproden.
a. L LII >~~~e~ss
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06

Ole neueIte Wesalliance.
YerIin, 6. Jebruar. Die Wlsl.
oung. oab Elm prins aus elmer Nsbsn-
linie oes 0iterreidiiten 9aiierbauies
Die Abiitt babe, Die 3odter zines Wies
ner &eItanrateurs su beiratben, lam
oabin peruolliidnoigt weroen, oab es
iih um ben gr3berSoa Soiepb 5eroi'
nano bon 3oseana banoeli, einen jim.
aeren Yruoer 2eopolo WolhIna's. oes
ebsmaliaen erBber5Ogs 9eopoIo 6eroi.
uano, uno Der @rdfin bon wontisnolo,
ebemali9en aronpsinseilin bon SadIen.
Die Yraut 1T Elm Grdulein Wibto.
Sntereffante Senbun9
na d ct. Qouis.
YerIin, 6. 6ebruar. wlooe0e,
3eihnnngen, pldne &C. berborraGsnoer
yerliner Yaupsrle, Straben. unb
Srudeilanlagen, melwe III Sf. roiiis
ausseltellt msrben icllen, Qinqen beuie
nad Mmeriia ab, unier ibnen Wooelle
Der bieisen llnterarunobatn. iomis
perner's belannies Yilo Der gcrIinsr
Gongreb".
Ole grinoun9 oes
@brofops.
Yerlin, 8. 1sbr. Die llnter-
Iseboot.6raas III I'm einen widtigen
Sdritt 9cforoert woroen, uno 3war
burd Die griinouno zines Wiiindener
@slebrten ylamers 2dmpfs4nihab;
8prOiiop genonnt. 9ieies ermosIidt
Die Orientirung unter gDaner. Der
Wangel on folder Orientirung er.
Idmerte bisber ben @ebraud Der Inter.
ieeboOte gang uhgebeuer. Gas @pro.
flop 1T bereits prattiih erprObt uno
functionirte ausae3sidnet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06

e. Hie bette 5 Gent Giearre In
Der Stabt, Wu9o's .2ongfeloip".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06

@etHembad3'S @srtbid)aft,
30. 14Of @aotiom Mpemme.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-06

~ RauGt bic BONANZA.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-11

Col. George Z. Jenkins, of Fairbury,
quartermaster and commissary gem
eral of the Nebraska guard at the re-
cent school for national guard officers,
in this city, says:
After a lifetime of close association
with the mule 1 have never known
him to kick a man; nor have I ever
met a man who knew another man of
his own knowledge who had been
kicked by a mule.
This is a bold statement, but it is
true, nevertheless You can question
soldiers of the army everywhere, and
1 confidently predict that they will
bear me out in this. I know 1 am
uprooting a popular belief but 1 ask
you to stop and think and see If 1 am
not doing our mule friend a deserved
justice. Horses kicks are plenty; mule
kicks are as rare as promotions. Were
you ever riding at night on the
prairies, far away from comrades and
camp; weary looking for the distant
twinkling campfires not to be found =?
Did you ever at such a time see your
mule friend lift his tirelesS head and
blow his resonant trumpet of discov-
cry of the sought-for haven? He has
not seen it. but he has smelt ii, and
the distant picket line and forage ra-
ton Were you ever riding across a
dreary, dry. dusty country thirsty, no
water in sight, and it's whereabouts
undiscovered? Throw the bride loose
on the mules neck and give him his
way; he will take you to water as
unerringly as a carrier pigeon wings
its way to its Observation-Disclosures State
Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-11

sentimental considerations in it's favor,
that people gladly fiocked from all
parts of the United States to attend it.
The gap of a half generation between
that and the Columbian exposition at
Chicago. the admirable location of the
latter. and its combination of magni-
tude with compactness and artistic
utility. attracted great crowds. But the
ST. Louis fair. magnificent as all ac-
counts agree in representing it. trod
too close upon the heels of it's immedi-
ate predecessor to hope for a general
revival of public interest in its behalf;
and the funds appropriated for its pub
licity department were spent for the
most part on the preliminaries-in the
glorification of projects rather than the
exploitation of achievements-so that
when an artificial stimulus to the flag
ging curiosity of the world seems nee
essary. the managers are short both Of
advertising and of money wherewith to
procure il.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-11
BY FAIRBANKS.
Vice President Nominee TO Open
Kansas Campaign.
The Opening Gun at Marion
September L.

1t is probable that Senator Fairbanks,
Republican nominee for vice president,
or Leslie M Shaw, secretary of the
treasury, will be among the speakers
who will open the Republican state
campaign at Marion on Thursday. Sep
TENDER 1, three weeks from today.
This is the information brought by
Chairman Stubs, of the Republican
state committee, who returned this af-
ternoon from mis- trip to Washington.
Other speakers whom Mr.. Stubs eX-
poets to secure at some stage of the
Beveridge, and possibly Elihu Root
towards the close of the campaign. He
says the prospect is pretty fair for Sc
curing these speakers.
Mr.. Stubs says that he went east oil,
"a vacation and he further says that
the story that he went to get campaign
funds from the national committee or
to ask for help in stopping the fight on
Curtis in the First district is ridiculous.
He does not enter a fiat denial of the
story, however.
II. haven't had vacation for long
time" said Mr.. Stubs, so 1 thought
1 would just run down to Washington
for a little rest. / didn't see Chairman
Cortelyou and L didn't go to New
York.
Whom did you see in Washington ?"
Mr. Stubs was asked.
"Oh, I saw lots of people, ne said.
"I saw Paul Morton for one. He says
ne is studying geography nowadays.
He gets a cablegram from some out
landish place on the other side of the
world every little while, and then he
has to get down his geography to see
where the place is
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-11
QUAKER REFLECTIONS.

IFrom the Philadelphia- Record.
Reform sometimes dies natural death
The Russians seem to be on the bomb
The natural bent of some fellows is to
go broke.
Many an old maid goes to church be-
cause of the hymns.
II is quite natural that the promoter
should have capital ideas.
Whatever else you may say of an egg,
ii never gets too fresh.
Some church people are known by their
deeds and some by their creeds.
The trouble with the dead beat is that
he is generally very much alive.
1t takes courage for a little man to tell
a big man just what he thinks of him
Try our coffinsi'' is a sign in front of
n Kensington undertaker's establishment.
The people who insist upon having lower
berths can't be said to travel on their up
perS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-11
GLOBE SIGHTS.

From the Atchison Globe
About everything a man meets on the
road after he passes 40 is a sign of age.
The women of Atchison are doing a
good job OF Isn't 1t TerribleI" just now,
Some men are not afraid to say what
they think. OF course not They don't
think.
Patience is another of those things of
which We don't get enough, and every one
else gets too much.
The man who makes others unnecessary
trouble or worry, is a nuisance for which
there is no good excuse
When a girl is as cross as two sticks at
home. and smiling and pleasant down
town. old fashioned women call her a
street angel"
Il admit" said an Atchison man this
morning, that if / don't like the fellow
who is talking to me, my opinion is eX-
actly contrary to his.
One OF the most pitiful sights in the
world is intelligent. energetic, pro-
greSsve woman married TO a worthless
man who doesn't know much.
1t seems to us that the man who en-
cages in a useless quarrel and becomes
wrought up over nothing, is the worst
sort of fool If your rights are attacked,
fight hard. but don't fight needlessly.
Drake Watson attended the band con-
cert at Forest park Sunday night. And
so that's Navajo" he remarked, after
that famous selection had been played. II
have never heard il before and like it.
Now. l would like to hear this 'Bedelia'
they tai, so much about. / have never
heard that, either.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

lfrom the chicago News
A short man always likes to stand on
his dignity.
When a man is unable to do anything
else he can worry.
1t is best to settle a quarrel without
any outside interference
Health may be wealth for some, but it
is poverty for the doctor.
Lucky is he who marries a widow
whose first husband was mean to her.
A poster artists curves are enough to
excite the envy of baseball pitcher.
When fellow boasts that he can't be
bought it's sign that he hasn't been Of
fered enough
1t usually pays much better to put
riches in trusts than to put trust in
riches.
Too many people waste their time sit
ting the political fence waiting for the
band wagon 10 come along
OF course you have been unable to dodge
the fool man who insists on talking about
himself when you want to talk about
Yourself
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WORLDS FAIR TROUBLES.

IFrom the New York Post
The managers of the Worlds fair at
st. Louis continue to complain that it
is not sufficiently advertised. The press
of the country has not. in their opinion,
devoted enough of its space gratuitous-
" to the exploitation of the wonders of
the exposition, which ought to appeal
to the editors as news
On that point the management of the
fair must concede to the management
of the press the right to a difference of
judgment Newspapers. like shows.
have TO be conducted ON a practical
business basis in order to succeed; and
editors are in the best position to dis
cover what interests their readers.
They long ago ascertained that the
public at large had ceased to crave in
formation of the conventional sort
about worlds fairs It now requires
something out of the common order TO
stir the pulses where that subject is
concerned The Centennial exposition
at Philadelphia followed so long an in
terval OF quiescence. and had SO many
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\ plan to settle the differences be-
tween the miners and the mine owners
I'm the anthracite coal region of Penn
sylvania is now under consideration by
the anthracite board of Cancellation,
and the operators express their willing
ness that the entire question should be
submitted to Judge Gray, chairman of
the Anthracite Coal Strike commission.
his decision to be final and binding.
This moves the Omaha Bee to say:
Now, why cannot the differences be-
tween the owners of the packing houses
and their employees be settled by arbi-
tration? Half a dozen men can speak
for the entire packing house interest.
while there are scores of anthracite coal
mine owners and operators to be con-
suited
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Same Old "Biu" White.

Every time we read biography by
William Allen White we can't help
thinking Mr.. White would be just as
great as any of the great men he
biographs if he'd only get out OF
Kansas.
When Mr.. Whites "Boyville' stories
were appearing in magazine INSTALL
ments prominent citizen entered the
Gazette office.
Say, Bill" said he to the modest
Young editor they tell me you're the
William Allen White that's writing
these kid yarns everybody's crazy
over. How bout it p
Mr.. White pleaded guilty
You? Bill White? Well. I'll be
durnedi"
Thereafter. says "Bill.'' in telling
the story, the prominent citizen
bought no observation-disclosures News.
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WHEAT JUMPS UP.
A Net Gain of 2M Cents Over Wednes-
days Close.

Chicago, Aug. 11.-Wheat made a
big upward flight today. soaring 4 Is
to = C above the lowest figures of the
day. The closing price was within
y C of the top and showed a net gain
of Is C a bushel as compared with
yesterdays final figures. The govern
ment crop report indicating a decrease
of 100000 bushels from the esti-
mate made a month ago was appar-
emily looked upon as shattering any
hopes that the gloomy outlook for
wheat in the northwest was over
drawn.
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End of Bitter Fight.

Two physicians had long and stub
lung" writes ]. F. Hughes of Du Pont,
Ga, and gave me up. Everybody
thought my time: had come. As last re
sort tried DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. The benefit received was
striking and 1 on my feet in a few
days. Now I've entirely regained my
health" 1t conquers all coughs. colds
and throat and lung troubles. Guaran-
teed by Arnold Drug Co., 81 North Kan
sas avenue. Price SOC and $1-oo. Trial
bottles free.