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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-17

they confessed and denied not" some
Win vexauon thal the years had not Jet
cooled- sumo Win laughter Just u1neled
with Iearz-raey confessed. and their con-
tesaious senerzllv-if I may be allowed ule
sxpnessiOn-knociEet me sentiment OF a
brides thoughts into coehe1-haE The
number OF those whose thoughts mad bean
dragged from the heights by the agunizinE
fear that their satin waists wrinkles lcrtas
tns bAeA thar their trains we're NOT
szr-rEhsd cur 5Gr Lar In q heap behind
them. simply appalling
One dear LAZY. who had bean cursefins
ne Lain sxeruisss u her Toung son. and
shn re1lectiEeiy pokad her delicate pals
cilssx vita me head Of her pencil As sha
rAiked. said NY dear. AL my beautiful
thoughts AZ ths church. ana bsfors ne
1Ish0p we're simply droEnsd In on On.
80 I naEily mean n I vas rrsns1dnlIsiv
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-17

guess As a ssri Wa thal IN that brtsf mo-
msut- her thoughts were many 50 bright
80 beautiful. 50 restless. SO disturbed a. %
resemble cloud Of white pigeons dAl-tinE
swiftly Ebour n a dim 3elfry
Ann tnen mere came my own surprise
and humiiiartng experiences Of the uricki-
uess Of ll0nEhr AZ such an Important mu-
ment ana st-aaghrwEy with that craving
fnr company common % Al forns az mis-
err, I began to fnvsstiEats NJ rraE-ls
were nnceAzlns. my acquainlzncss vide
rArely was I ieft alone with a married
woman thAr I ala NOT bring 40 tha question
1f Wesleing cErsEuunies Then EefrinE her
int1 a chair and tle uEtlt upon her lacs.
Eentiy out narciisssiy put her thrsuEh ths
uaira dssres aren't hsr oNu BeddinE day
n . q suh5ert ever INTERESTING % araE-v
woman Who haa bsen a ar1ds. ana "a. M
"a tender laAdluE ana sz1Ilfll qussrsnniax
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-17

here N me steps. instead OF doing hts
WORK IA proper place Ny beloved hsid
my hand but my mind chung % ne OH
stain. and 7 wondered. WHY do rhey use
oil -aEnpz m me pulpit when there's gas
IN tne BODY OF the CHURCH. ami why had
aur Gle eArsisss crsauuue gut sumo brown
paper and h0r inon- and a deAd 81
ce--p0rtsutuus-aEflii, came upon the
GhurGh- ny lovers hAnd was crushing
mine IN pan. I tore my eyes away frum
tlR al stain 10 meet the bishuB's Gmazed
1Rss. he bowed ms head rsmindinElF-E
bowed my hsad ami aruufdlr sasDed
N-sa-es. Yes AMI I was Hal-v's VIE
and had besn married vim ms whole mind
intent uDun an al stain on the pulpit
Stars. Clara Morris m ths HoussEssper
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-17
oNIoN WEEpeRs At DETROIT
Al Array 81 Wamen TAkes Ffve-MIIe
Walk ~ Dawn 80 me
ETsEGm.

The weeding Of onions is Womau's work
wherever me fearful sprouU rhrirss ana
haIhss me aircumnazubienr air IL It's heavy
fragrance Mere man car weed csrrots
and sugar bests and nisk straVberEies. bur
sonIsl0~ ne has newer dsvs50Ded the Dropzr
knoWiedge. or me proper nos1sl. fur ths
Onion business WHY thiz iz 20 h q prerey
problem tor tie sv0lunionisss. Hets the
fact alone 10 starsd
Another thing ths people VINO uss m0at
oni0nH m their eookinE make inc best
onion We-ts-z. To be- a sucsessfuI worker
IN rnis industry you have % wake vim
ne chickeua
rhs Ne-ders VII be found On faot. q
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-17

RfeMcfseG Lineus-Douhle satin
table damaak. our finest $50
quality; handsome PATTERNS
NJ. yard 384
Reached Napkins. 20 match
above linens. fun 24-inch
size. selling regularly At S4.75
clearing az. dozen s. Is
Bad sprenis--Full size. fringed
quiItn. heavy MarBeilles pat
terms. worth S2-25 81 So
Bath Tswels-Exrra large and
heMvy bieached towels. hem
med ends, the best 30c grade.
sale price -..--.---19 Sc
RHenched Sheets heavy, strong
a9c kind. for ----. asDG
HBeanhed sheeeing-2h Yards
wide, SOFT finish; soc goods.
aEfe price -.--.--.-~-- 2G
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-17
THOUGHTS At the ALTAR
BEfdes a-.-t ~ the shExsriag Fsar
that Wataes MaB Lssk
Wrlakhaa-

Who has u0t wonders Wnile standing
behind a Wnits-rlhbuned aarrier- or IN
s1urch PEW Nith rs standard OK white
nowerN, WA Eail. haa not Wondened
aoout c1e BRIDES tnouEhfs a. she Az
pruAohes ne altar; standing aE tla sids
az her chosen. nAcinE the man az God. about
20 prunounc- anianu vows az love LOYALTY
and asrvicss soft1E radiant. EhiEe vision
% a Iearure van nas Reached ths supreme
ne cilm4cterir moment o. mar uns-Eha haa
not a1ndsrsd. I r-p.aL WhAE ths thoughts
az thAf grezr momenr Eers. OF iav ar
l-2uuipn-of taudsr iArsEeiI-af EEsliinE
AaBe-N RlaEr az praise. NJ eva basl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-17

Fancy white Pique, in stripes
and fancy weaves. for suits
and skirts. soc goods for 20r
swiss and Buetste-Hand en-
broidered, very finest sheer
fabrics, worth Toe. S5c and 81
a yard: a little s0iled-a1. per
yard ---.-.-. doe
white GOOds-CheckE. stripes.
weights suitable for suits. etc
lie and 1gc values ~ Zoe
Long CIoth--Scft chamOis fin
ism, sells regularly at I9c a
yard, at, per bolt Of II yards.
only 1900. .--.. ST. 80
Bieached Cmmbric-36-tnch. for
undergarmenr. the best 15c
quality Monday ---.-.. Hoe
PfIEow Cases-42x36 inch, well
made. 15c goods. at II &c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-17
Clearing Lineas, Etc.

Housekespers boarding houses hotels
benefit handsomely by July clearance reuc-
tasuu Every just stAsed- Many
Ieuss ann
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-17

Persistent Advertising . tlns Road % 6is
asnlruaL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-07

Idtnt Pierces cabinet For the first
time in the history of the war depart
ment there was a man at the head OF
the department capable OF assuming
its burdens Briefly stated, he added
four new regiments 10 the United
States army and chose their officers.
Among them were Mcclellan, Robert
II Lee. Albert Sidney Johnston, PEN
berton, and every man who Officered
these rcgimtnts, was heard from eth.
er as Confederate Of Federal soldier
and his name immortalized In history.
He experimental and made successful
the molding OF cannon, doing away
with the boring the hole through the
mulzle out OF the solid iron. He es-
taDlished a system Of "aterDorks for
the city OF Washington. suspending
teh building OF al aqueduct that was
"a marvel as q piece OF engineering
skin. lie surveyed a line of railway
from the Mississippi 10 the Pacific
coast There was nothing little OF pa,-|
tibau about Mr. Davis. Serving under
a democratic admins tration he scath-
ingly rebuked two members Of con.
greos who advised him that he had ap-
pointed Wing a. chief clerk in one
OF hi7 departments by saying he ap
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-07

est pain, with only his pastor and
his physician, he knelt down and
admitting that ne was in love and
charity with all his neighbors and
took the bread and the wine, the
emblems Of the broken body and the
shed blood Of the Savior Of this
world, whose last words were.
Father, forgive them, they know
not what they do" Bishop Kenner
preached in New Orleans in the
summer of 1873, on the doctrine OF
the atonement, and said that Mr
Davis came 10 him and told him
that he enjoyed the sermon and
how it had relieved some doubts
in his mind, and that he intended
to be a better naG from then on
Continued on page seven)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-07
Free Dyspepsia
Sample

Sufferers from indigestion are wax
ing up TO the fact that peppermint
lCzenges, charcoal and dyspepsia
cures" are only nakeshifts IN the cure
Of so troublesome q complaint as
chronic Indigestion What Is required Is
some thing that VII uJt only relieve but
which vii tone and train the digestive
aypzrat-E 10 Sgall % It's vork normally,
and this these EIlp.s remedies cannot 90.
There Is something more 10 the cure
o, Indigestion chan Ewesteuiag the
breath. and yet . remedy that only con-
tzins digestive Ingredients viii not cure
permanently as ire hasis Of Indigestion
h poor bowel circulation. and that re-
qgires Scientific laxative. We know
ouirensrD better than Dr.. CsdveTs
Syrup PspEin, which hzS been sod for
q quarter Of q century.
Dr. Czldwel's syrup Pepsin is laxa-
tive tonic. a kcientihc blending 0: nat
ural ingredients for the cure 0, con-
ILpsc ton, Indigestion. liver trouble, sour
stomach. sick headache and similar CON-
plants Its Ingredients will 50 strengthen
and tone the stomach and bowel muscles
that they Will again do their work nat
uraly. and when that has BEEN accom-
plished your trouble f. over Fannie
Stuart. Staunton. Va. vas long-tin
sgrerer,, as was o Tuck. Blackburn.
NO. and they both found their cure
with this remedy They became con-
vinced that pills and tablets salts, "dys-
ptpsla cures" etc. were at best only
telnporsry reuefs They first accepted
DR.. CsldBelrs oTer of . free sample bot
Tie. which he willingly sends 10 anyone
who forwards name and address Later
having convinced themselves through the
free sample. they bought Syrup Pepsin
Of their druggist al fifty cents and one
dollar a bottle
Or. Caldwell personally win be pleased
TO give you any medical advice you may
desire for yourself or family pertaining TO
the stomach. liver or bowels absolutely
free Of charge. Explain your case in a
letter and he win reply 20 you in detail
For the free sample simply send your
name and address on a postal card or
otherwise. For either request the doctors
address is Dr W b Caldwell K u tCald-
vel building. Monticello. III.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-07

stucted General Miles 70 use his
own discretion, although in pub
lie report, Miles in orier 10 escape
the oblivion of putting a sick, de-
crepit old man in irons, said that
he had been ordered TO iron him
by the secretary cf war, but his
tory records show that he had his
own option and chose the latter
course 10 inflame the public mind
Little probably did he think tina;
thirty-fiye years afterwards he
would be publicly rebuke1 and hu-
inflated by the president Of the
United States az the white house
in Washington. Verify. He tina.
soweth 70 the winds shall reap the
whirlwind."
There was nothing vindictiye about
Mr.. Davis. He was a Christian and
believed in the teachings OF the Man
Of Galilee When Grant lay dying
he was asked 20 write some criti-
cism upon his military career. He
replied that he would rather soothe
his dying hours than 10 add one
drop Of grief or pain 10 his last
moments that although he came in
TO the South with ruthless hand,
still his actions were open and he
believed that he was a patriot and
gentleman and a friend OF the
South. While in prison al Fortress
Monroe, suffering from the intens-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-07
TRIBUTE TO THE
CONFEDERATE CHIEF
Continued from Page Two.


~, him in the ownership Of his
property. No law has ever been
enforced with public opinion against
We obey our laws Just In 30 far
l. rhe people as a whole respect
Glcm
i'Hlth fourteen states having passed
siatutcs 20 the effect that slave lost
iI:s identity ts chattel aud property
tbe minute ne came into the state
uhv could ever expect the federal law
u be upheld IN the face OF such public
opinion. The compromise Of 1850 and
t1e abrogation on The Mlssour. Com
promise vas brought 90 an asful price
IN blood and treasure
In 1851 Mr. Davis resigned his seat
i' the senate TO become a candidate
ID governor OF Mississippi on the
democratic ticket. The nominee Gen.
Qditnan. having b@cu indicted for
completely in d Administering expedition
u was deemed eK,rrdien, 20 substitute
another candidate in his stead lie
w9s defeated for the goveruorship and
wont back 70 his plantation. IL" did
ooi appear IN public life again unt.l
ca.lcd 60 be secretary Of var In Pres
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-07
The Swine or the Floysr7

An mel saw a huge and loathsorne sly.
wherein a drove OF wallowing swine
were barred,
Whose banquet shocked the nostril and
the eye;
Then spoke voice, "Behold the source
Of iardp
fed. and saw field that seemed at first
One glisteD;ng mass OF roses pure and
white,
With dewy buds mid dark green foliage
nursed:
And, as fingered o'er the lovely sight.
The summer breeze, that cooled thAt
Southern scene,
Whispered, " Behold the source OF
COTTOLENEl"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-07

Cd. Mr.. Davis withdrew from the
United States senate and il his far
vel address be defined notification
and secession, bade his fellow sena-
tors adieu. withdrew from the senate
and went back 10 Mississippi. The
new government was Graded in war.
While many believed in the States
rights. doctrine in the North and
Horace Greely in ringing editorial in
the New York Tribune upheld the con-
stitutional right Of secession and ad-
yised If the cotton states wished TO
leave the nation, It was their right
and let them go In peace. The federal
government refused TO eyacuate Fort
Sumpter and withdraw its army from
an Independent state General Beaure-
gard, after receiving assurance from
the Confederate commissioners at
Washington that the troops would not
be Withdrawn. but that the garrison
ould be reinforced, peaceably If
possible. but reinforced, fired upon
the fort, and II was surrendered
by Major Robert Anderson OF the
United States army. Mr.. Lncolv
then called for volunteers and draft
ed Virginia Her conventions were
ia session at the time OF the draft
and although strongly Union state
she Immediately voted secession,
came into the Confederacy with her
sons, Lee, Jackson and Early who
drew their swords and threw away
the scabbards. Mr. Davis was ele-
waited 10 the presidency without his
wish He preferred TO be in com
maud OF the army and did not de
sire to be a part OF the civil gov
ernment.
In the spring OF 1861 TWO conven-
lions met in Washington. Both de
clared they were for peace, but in
reality both were bent on war. The
southern states. had seeded and
were organized into a government.
Senator Chandler of Wisconsin tele-
graphed the governor 70 send stiff
backed delegates, for without the
shedding OF a little blood the Union
was not worth rush. Nothing came
from these conventions and the
war was started. Human passions
might have fastened but human in
genuity could not long have averted
the irrepressble struggle. \ power
beyond elimination and control i'm
PEELED the storm and the inscruti-
bic spirit OF God rode on its dead
liest blast The history OF the next
four years q this nation was writ
ten in blood Although robbed Of
her young manhood and her matur-
er years, and the loss in life and /.
blood and treasure that can never |
be computed or reinstate1, there /
is not a Confederate soldier who I.
will today say that II the call Of |
'Gl should come again he would not 4
shoulder q musket and 20 b. the .
front Fighting at about six to one .
with her ports blockaded and her .
men at the front. the South was .
literally starved TO death General .
Lee surrendered his army on April 7
%. 1865. and Johnston surrendered .
to sherman on May 3Oth Of the I
same year. Between these two dates J
Mr. Lincoln was assassinated in a I
theater in Washington and public
passion had risen to fever heat Mr.
Davis was charged with completely
n the murder and reward OF $780,
00O was offered for his capture He
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-07
Our Nj Magazine
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-24
DOING THEIR DUTY
Scores Of Salt Lake City Readers Are
Learning the Duty Of the Kidneys.

Scores Of Salt Lake City Readers Are
Learning the Duty Of tho Kidneys.
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low;
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my Testimonial. WAS subject To at
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the use OF Doan > Kidney Pills. pro-
cured supply from the Scbrumm-
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promptly they relieved the backacbe
and corrected tho kidney difficulty.
Some time ago a spell of sickness dis
ordered my kindcys. but I used Doan IS
Kidney Pills and in u few days they
brought relief. | keep this remedy on
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-24

"Wednesday was annual initiation day
for the Skull and Bones club at The UNI
ycrsjty The initiation stunts az usual
ycr. amusing to the students and spec
tstors and created moro real merrimcnt
on .hc campus than has been seen any
,Isv tlIs fall. The ucw members "f the
club are Nidulcy. Paddison. Rurhison'
Borsfal Samuelson, Rannins, plhsmprc
and Erickson. All these mcpRers were
cosfur1pd in odd attire, which lhey wore
a bout the campus all day "Wednesday n
snocisI programme was given AT noon IN
front Of tho library building, IN Wn,.n
some OF tho most unique features were
displayed.
Louis Paddison perhaps was the cen
tral figure of the group ci plcpcs. ilS
was dressed as girl fairy. beinS n1Shep
out In short white Dress rco I,,, H1chmnss tesS
,,nvc,,ny "a head Of fine curly hair Na
a companion To Paddy Rex hidGley
was dressed as q small sailor boy, ana
with - clean white fboiisc walSl piS
mink ribbon for Il tie and n pair of light-
bIuc knee paniY. madc one OF the hcnr
est little summer boys irDaSinanle, ine
special stunt for the Two consin,ed ln
tl.c campus arm In arm as
q pair OF lovers, and in giving 3peci3I
song. Il Love You. Doarie. before
largo crowd In front OF tho library build
Another interesting couple i'm tho cast
of performers; wss Horsfal md Burni-
son, who arc about the ta'lcst meii IN
school each being we'll over six feet.
"a hence were coSily seen in the ridicu-
lons costumes worn llcrsfn, wore W r,,i Il
iish, blue emgham hobblo skirt. So sina,, Vii
,f the bottom HAT tho steps OF INC ton
man we're reduced tu about siH Inches.
Jsurnisnn wore q Prince Albert WaS We
Iva reloaded and had his trousers roi'cu
lid TO the knees. -, ,i,o
~ Fred Banning vas the t'shoap tor ,o,,t Of 'he G
uu, ,.,, ,snd and a buctct In the other.
fro from witch he ishsd inten,i,y ~ by ,me me
hour, but always without p.'c, ,,d 'S,, ,,,m.
noI.nn was dressed as negro hno waH
,,ent i,usy leading AN ugly-lookins mon
grel eur about, the campus n'nSru"' nara une
SSrcsonted a rather humorous opPoain,,,
T. ,,J.. heavy overco3t. worn "rohs
side out. with stray hat r,S on rnbom. gsS ne'o'
from which floeied "a long re" nc 'i ibe nro
gram@c. n Erickson. who wGTe siais,o no exsept eST.
al all and nothing ,,,;io esn ',Iop%2 acIvercd sn
prs Ion from the stcpa of inc npro,H i,, y
building, in which he pleadcd "i'" ''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-24
A TURKEYS SOLlLOOUY
BY MRS. c. o. klFF.

WhstSSr vo sIg or IN not to stays That is The question
me cold and hardsbips of exile life,
Ur staying, be Thanksgiving martyr, and dying
End AL my tribulations Live in pense
NO more and in momeAt say we end
Lhe crop ache. and The thousand awful ills
Turkeys are heir to; It's consummation
pDc~outy to be wished. To die be cooked
@ nrn 20 & naTo s my bones pckod there the rub!
Wnep have shufhed off this mortal coil,
Ibis gives me pause. There's the sus peusc
Ibat makes calamity of turkey life;
hor who would bear the taunts of lesser fowls
The peacock derision thc hired man "a
The insolcncc of the professional stare
Ihat takes in tho merit of most worthy ponts
" hen the farmer might anietus make
with good sharp ak? Who would all these heart
10 strut and scratch, oh. what a weary Iifei
But the awful dread of something after dcath-
mat unknown barnyard from behind whose fence
NO fowl ever returns--puzzlce the wits.
Aud makes MS rather bear those Ills we have
Than to 6y to others that we know not Of
thus chicken hearts make of all:
And thus the moutng time resolution
Is grown over with pin-featbers fear,
And ridge poles that inspired great ambition
No longer call us to rule the
Lost, is the wish for action--Soft YOU now
The cock doth crowt BY gobble this may be
Tho last 1.-Two day for