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A CHEERFUL PROSPECT.
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Bftssasim m I'll I Bill IrAIIUi'liII'I'Mlflll H".Ui I'lt'llBi'fHffiW'IIIIIMriillll.i'UiJllil.l'Jii.i:' J,'t ""
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"Wall, yourf man, what do you
think of my daughter?"
:. "luiber thin."
That will litij roT; at bcr no I
WH l.ko tbat."
Haloing tha Minister
,K Scotch preacher had In hi ron
relation an M woman who was
'deaf. t order to hear the sermon
fraeb Sunday, (lila olj lady would aeat
herself t the foot of the pulpit atnlra
Dae !jt the termor) was about Jonah.
Hud the preacher became very rhetor
ical. ', "And whjn the KaHnrtrthrew Jonah
t.vSTboard," ho said, "a big fish swul
ved blra up. Was It a shark that
got 1m? Nay, toy brethren. It as
re'er a shark. Wns It a twordfit-b
tbit got blrn? Nay"
, 'It was a whale," whisper, d , the
ojd lady txt Itnllj . , '
H'ifli. Itiddie." naid tho prr-.--.cl.ir
Irjdircriaritly. "Would ye ink" th". word
f C("! oul.o'.yrr. an.: mei r.it-'i rn
mouth?"" Sucre Magazine.
. ...Why H Wit Loneicmt.
Tommy. whote viirylng r'1n of
view. art UiuHtniU'd by the Kami Jour
nal. 1, a J not yet-leaiPcd the (iold'-n
Kuli Neither have a good many of
his clJura.
i should like. Tommy." said hi fa
thcr. "that Tou iijiM r.nd ton.e buy
to play with you. Now what' the
matter with Johnny Jenkins Ki.d t!o
Ilttle IHibbn boy?-'
"I'ooh! Why, they're a whole jear
ymir.KCr lh;iu I am," tui.) Tommy, eon
temptuoiibly. "I couiJnt plr.v ;:,
lh-iu!"
-Will. lliiTPi J.k k Spear and Wi!!:.
Harlow.' Won't U.cy do?"
fVw,' bet they're a year o'.d. r than
I ana," laid Tommy, winlfu'.ly, "m the
mean things wont play with me."
THE STORY OF THE PEANUT
, . SHELLS.
Aa errryone knows, C. W. Pott of
Panic Creek. Michigan, ta not cniy
maker f breY-kfatt foods, but be In a
elronr? tonlirldual who believes that the
tradvaulons are menace to the lib
erty of the country.
IU llcviuK this, and being a "natural
bora" scrapper for the rlfcbt, at be
sec lt.J'ojt, fir rtvcral y.jar pant,
haa been "encaged In a ceaseless war
fare agnlr-.t: "Xbo Jjihor T.urt," a bo
llk-s to ra'.l It.'
Not hetr.g iMo ti secure free and
untrammelt-4 eiiremlon of hi opin
ion a on thla tnh'i-rt thtourh the regular
readier; inig.-a if the r;. ..pup. r he
baa lo f. kt a Jvi r ID li.K H'aic d r th
iurf.o'-4 Jint tut he la a cuon.vd to
fT tlu, vlhiiR f bla l'ot .iin " i tory."
and U'-t ihu apiuit lmnSr-1 of
thoiaiuls of dollura iu u. i,outirlr.n
tradt unli iihro.
Aa a n null of I'ort'i ai-thiti' the
rw-or1 now know a wholi; lot about
th-e orR.-inl.loai:' fcoW tinr are
honcyrotiitM J. RTaft, Low th y ol-
tmi I tho d''T lotuii rit if Ivcltiinato
buine. -rnrtaU liibut'a o.ilput, bold
up maoufarturcra, (raft upon lhoiroU
im-uil rh!p, npj rob the puli.lc. Natu
rally l'ol ta hated by the tradca
tinlonlKta. and lntniii)y.
Ho ruiploya. jut .union Libor, an Thoy
ran not rail out bia tiu-n, and he d-tloa
(h)'lr rfforta at boycotting bia produrta.
Tho la!rt nieaua if i(Jm'', Vot 1
Iho w idi'oprt-ad tul.llca'. Ion of the atory
that a car whUb h n o n:1y r'iV.-J
In tranmnlkhloq waa found to l loadm
with empty moil ab lla, hl.h irrti
Ixlnc ahipped froia the aoutk to I'oat'a
vctahllithiiK'nt at I'.ittlo Ciwlt.
ntia funiirl protally orn if--.! wl'h
Trenldrnt John nirgtrald of tlio fhl
c.'iKt Vd-ratkm at jlor. who. It la
adld, atati-d It jMibllt If, aa UM'.h.
I'okI roiur-a lark and ! Vlti
Rorald the lUt dlrrnl. o J -noiinrea
r"lUr''rld a atatemi-nt aa a deilberatn
faUfhood, an unilerhiindid and roaard
ly attempt ta Injure hli btinuu-K, hr
Iiir not the llp,litel bkU In fart. Aa
mil an effort It imii-l be rrKardcd. It
la alFiilfli-aul that thla atatement alxxit
"the peanut ahrila" la b Inj Btcn w ld
newkpapvr j.ublirlty. In the "patent
Innldu" of an eucK-in country wier 1
find It, and the liiltrvnre naturally ta
that labor uniotiltea are lualdlouiily
apreadliiir tint lie.
An lntitjiku (or A man) ahl.h
will rexort to nKiral Intlmldatloit and
to pliynlc-al force, that will destroy ma
chinery and burn bulldinva, that will
malm and kill tf nt-o. rjty to rfftHt li
i' nd ii. naturally would not brfliutn to
apread falxrbood for th aauio pur-oai-a.
We admire Pint While wo bar no
enmity toward labor union. o long aa
thoy are rondurtcd In an boiu-Kt. "lire
and let live" Vlnd of a way, w bay bad
rnoiijb of the larnsl end of the atlok
to aympnthlie thoroughly lth hat ho
la tryinn to do. Uo deaerrea aupporl.
A man like Tout ran not be killed, tren
with Ilea. Theya.r knprauf. vvvry
time. Auln. wa know, for baan't thla
weaimn. every weapon that could b
thought of, been uaed. (and not almply
l y luUir union) to put ua out of bul
lM'a, tix? '
I am (olnit to driok tn-o rupa of
I'oatuiu efi-ry inornlng from thla tlma
on, tail put myaelf on a dirt of Grape
Nut a. Dully for Poatl ffjifurtal in
Tht AmtriiV JvumaUf CUnkol He J
AKt H.un.'tU IN PHILADELPHIA
On Child Waa Shot by a Polloaman
and 100 Peraona War Injured
May Call Troopi.
IMladelphia, Pa Mure than J00
people wi-ro Injured In umetal riot
ing In tho irullryuirn'a atrike btr
many of t!i m arrlouly. Ouo little girl
waa aliot In tho hodmen ly a police
man and will probably die. Tour thou
and extra polUvmen are to bi recruit
ed to arupe wlth.thn altuatlon and It la
rumored that tbo at; couslabulary
will be called out.
A general atrlke-of utilnn tnt-a affect
ing li.'O.OOO worker ll threatened and
th Ilaiild .rannlt o:n;,ay d'-cl.ire
It will apenu every cent In l!a Ireaitury
rather than glre an Inch to the unk
ing men. C. O. Pratt, for the atrlker.
declare tber will bo no coniproiuiao,
PRINTERS' PROTEST. HEARD
A provlalon in th Pcatal Appropria
tion Bill Miy Step Government
Printing Enevclopea.
Wnflilnton, D. O. Serertil tho
smj prlntera in the Vclfd States pro
tested against the povern-.nent tirliinj
cr. vi lopes with return cards printed
by tho government. The re!! f they
have aoupht a 111 bo effected If a pro.
vision In the postal ap-.ircpria'.lon bill,
reported becomi a lam-. The provision
does rot rp!y to these mvc-lopca
printed with a return card left b'.jnk
as lo came and aJJress.
r:ery coul try newspaper has Mt
t!:e d!s.idvantac of trie gaverurnent'a
companion t.i!;l:.g away from lilm th
chance to print tlio l'ral tnerchanfa
curd on his envelope. Printers In the
'.ari;.; rl'Jes have the ta:ne lntereeL
MAY RESTORE INDIAN SCHOOL
Housa Committee en Indian Affair
Reach Agreement Regarding
Chitocco Institution.
Wafil.lr.eton, H C. An ajrreo
n ent h.-is iM-fii ria-hcd in th
house commit , e on Indian affairs by
which Itepre'entativ,) Campbell cf
Kar.sas U authorised to propose an
am. r. -i merit to the Indian aj propria
tit n bi:i now pt-uding In tho hounu for
the refl.-iatlon of the CMlocco Indian
ch.x! !n Oklahoma. y.T. Catnpbt-!!'
ameudment will provide .for a con
version f the InsU'ution Into an agri
cultural school for tho education of
In.t1.ina. An appropriation of IjO.OC.
will bu Inserted in the bi.l which -wl'l
proilde facilities to take cara of 600
students.
LOWE HELD FOR TRAIN ROBBERY
4
St. Louis Man Must Anser'in Federal
Court for th Eureka
Holdup. ,
rt. I.nu'K. Mtss.itirl. Wi!l:.-m
Ij)e. k.K been heU In bond
for f derul crand lurv aft. r n i ra.
I Li:.!i,..T bearina on tl.o charge cf rb
. L'.r.g iho malls after fcol-l:iig up a ilia
J nourl I'a. l:'.- tram mar Eureka Id
! January.
II. lr..:!.r. .limes Ie, a ho was
arr te.i n a liao charge, was tiold
only ai a !tn.-r. f:.rgo Ebehng it.
cently teiif..-J his pA1t In lh tub
b ry aiid Imp. cn'.ed W. W. lxe.
ONLY 0E LEADS KANSAS CITY
With a Y. M. C. A. Mejv.bcrahip Cf
3.E0O Chlcaflo is left Behind A
Canvass for th Lf ad.
Kansas City. MoAt tie cnl-of
an rlht da?s' runtsas i;,Q nirmber
ero added n the Young Men's Chris
tian association, bringing tho total
memh. -rhlp to J.S.'.O. The Kansas City
association now rinVs second In Amer
ica, romtng after lloitn, with VroO,
and leadina Chlcsro. with SMI. '
Tho rnas Is to go on quietly tht
week In an cr..!.sor to svir'.l tb niesn
bersiilp to Si.M'O.
SENATOR TILLMAN RECOVERING
H. Rsmarkabl Recuperative power
Bring Hop That H May Reyam '
Contrel of Limbs and Spctch.
WashltiKton. IV IV-.Senator Till
man Is much Improved. Tfcu attend
ing pli; sici.ins hold out hope of hi
recovery. Mis mlnj la cUarlng and
the poir to spec ih Is jctumlni;, 1 h
-na'or trro.ti.isrd hi phvsiclatis and
called ttierii ly i:ame. Ilia recupera
tive power aie remarkable and tlry
He back i.f th physician g.iardid rx
presslori f belU-f'that tt.o wtntor
may aitaJn la control f ht l'.inbs
and only aiitihily Impaired spiecli.
Missouri Rat Haarlng March IS.
Jefferson City, Missouri. Attorney
g. -in il Major was advUed by tho
rierk of the I'nlted Ststis 'supreiuo
court at Washington that the Missouri
railroad ra'.o cases will not bo reached
Ira that trmunal, on motion to aJvuj-.c
until March li. '
They Want Battsr Butter. , . .
ToiHka. Kansas iov. Mtibhs tt
getting a rrpuiatlon e a rejtfilator. H
baa received a petltum algned by
Wichita traveling men asking hUn to
rcgulato tho quality of buttir aervod
o th country hotel tables. Th gov
ernor will take up th mailer.
Th Egyptian Premier Shot.
Cairo ltoutro Piu-h Ghall th
Egyptian premier and rulnUtcr of for
eign affair, was ihoi and dangerously
wounded by a student. bo ua ar
rsuj after tb itiooting.
Shakespeare says (here h nothing in a name, but John A. Slzer says A
GOOD NAME IS WORTH A FORTUNE. He backs up his
statement by offering you $500.00 in gold to name his wonderful,
!on-kerneled corn, pictured in life size at the left on this paje.
A prominent AcrlcuHur.-.l Eipt-rt. on secir.g tills
new corn, exclaimed:
'r'.al7rr, you have star'.Vd the priruh'.ral
World In discovering this mott ren.ar)ull bred of
con: : " -
Indeed, It I the most yemarkahie c.-n tier n-t-.n
by mortal eye.
, liut not a bi:thI of It Is for m'tr. For there is
t.ot etc tenth enough In existence to fill the treicen
dous orders that will j-our In when this tew corn
goes on the market.
Next year we may have enoutrh o se'.!. r.iel.t
now the best anybody Cin do is to obtain a satr.pie
I ai kufc enoiigU to trrow bulel cf rM-"d for Jt"'l.
Yoii are niijtL'.y wtlcome to a sample. I'lei scud
tic iu start.-a to pay maiiii g chrg-s.
The thing that puzzles ua It-. WHAT A HE WE
GOING TO NAME OI H NAM1I.ESS CORN?
Mr. Faler will not be rf.nter.t with anytl.ititr b rt
a s'.at-l.itig. smaabltig gtKKl tmr.-.e. So he of!-rs IC'J
In gold to the seed-buyer who Lit tpon the raoft
suitahle name.
We want you, reader, to tc'p us out. Nam t?.ls
corn, won't you? It d's f.t cott a pcr.-y to use
the roro-riainit g coupe-ta b' low. F.il it r,.)t. tend
it to-tight and be a caLdidLte f..r the Jj'j cath
"rixe.
THE JUDGES
We i:re furt-icate In f ecuriir:g three of tho most
capable and rnn.iii. r.l nen in Wisconsin t ;t as
Juocea In our btg corn-r.ar:.ic g cote!. They are
I'rof. K. A. Miwir". V.'if-rpr.nn ?'ate Acr;. .itjrd
College; lion. J. J. Esch. t'or,crcrr.an f.-ciu Wiwoc
ain: Hon. K-..M. Caiiert. I'. S. Custcjns. li Crofe.
These eminent t:ien w iZl weigh carefuiiy the
name you turret t, atd, if it is t-ost suit able, ycu
w iil get the IC00 rrc. No matter who. you are cr
where you live, you will be given a fa..r, tquare
cptx'rtunlty to land the r.or.cy.
Fill out the frc-e com-Eaming co'tpen with pencil
or pen as you please, but be aure to give your com
plete heme address.
Salzer's Catalogue
It's the rr.ott orifiral tee 4 bock juti.:h'-d. and
Is gladly mailed to Intending purchasers frtc; or
remit 10c and get lo's- of remajkabio "farm seed
atr.lc. IncluOir.g I.i'.lion t (iw.s. Ajlaita, Fptitx.
etc, worth a lr.tie farm to get a start with, cr setd
18c and we add a package of Ntouc-k-ta Cora.
w
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Hm is joy collmion,
beating the world, com
posed of I0,(KK) kernels
of Ihe richest, juiciest,
tenderest seeds.
1500 l'ach, Lettuce, Turn;p. Ivutal.aoa.
1000 Kadi, Dai. .ts, Cdery. Carrot.
1000 Karcht Radishes, nlornr worth 16 centsl
100 Kach; Tar I. v, Melon, T-vi.u.
1200 H-i! i ir.t ri.wt-r S--.l. SO S rt.
In .1 IO.OOO krru:., Iim-.u.i. b.141 rat.l., li Ktpktd.
onlj lr In tikm.
A k. r. : w-HrtO ff Jrtlfl pnt! of rl i-lpl . tfnt. w-t A
ltf-i,U. 1rfr-UI Hli'l t-. . .AI.OT Iw-Ail1 'i.l f..-r Msl. i
f tirttih s.i iiM.n.cr l.otr. 1.1 --li h 1. A.-i 11 --11 1 l.-.Jwivn'
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Ctt gT.. trt-Ht lli. Si . Mlr.. . u ....
rriMn a. nuts vtio co , is; v. o: tt .
Thi Knowing Children.
"Come h. re, Mamie. d ar. Iik at
this l aut!ful Vttty girl. Uu'i h!
lovely? 1 .lou t thlr.k Misty ever drew
a 11. ore fharinli-g iiguret"
"Jki you il.tnk, pups, thnt
the 1110J1I i!mt ok. d to
this it I
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Mr Mints a knee?" 4'b-n l.-u,
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tlio.it who w 1:1
tJindlovd. and t. narns can never.- '
lhroin,h the tame p--( tc. a. '
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When A doctor gel Kk be kli.vk
his own game.
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ALFALFA
Pronounced Afctcii.ti'y Pjt. Ho Weti.
I-ircet grow.rs tf Clever. T rnc-'Ly u C.-i-s.
O-U. I-ry ard I'eU'.o- In As :'.
LX-GOV. HOAIiU, OK Wl.-u UN.-;V. fr"i
acres ir-sn to ?a"r.r i''-.ii Ce-tit'.ry Ai'. t. 2.ar-u.-'tj
with'n 21 wt.-ks r t--i.-1 :.y,o - :-i.
of n.apn.f.cer.t hay. a tt the rite cf j-r a. . r.
Saiz-r's Alfaifa ioer w.:l proj-.'e a k- rs
ar.y fj.rm in Arr.er.ra wire t.ir.c'.iy w .ii gr. w. is
f::;ed f.r is st-tm t.i-c.r..n ttd prii:: v ,r.
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POTATOES
1M.0OO Bus. Pedigree Seed Petate.
Largest Grower Seed Fotatoe la Ar-jerica, Ji;
Itg from K'j to C oO bufhti rr acre t r e..h aL.d
ery acre jou pliL Fnce rage Ir.a ZC0 to 4iO
Itr Itarrcl.
No oiher Seed House baa kept in suchc'.ose t,:-'.r.U
with Stat As'icuitural Colleges aa ixe Jcha A. hau
ler Seed Co. This greit Se-d lij:.e t?kii;e-s la
the pd:greed vaneUts tf aeJ tiat r bnj-.git
fon.h by tuite Coi-tses of i uiiiui. luaa. ii.riue-t-uLa.
LLe Lakotas aud aU eU.er A4r.cui:u:iU Cv-Age
In tie Miua.o WetU
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FREE Corii-Nan,inj Coupon
joun a. sufk st rn CO.
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Pe-rr .n;rid any triad BniU br Ug -a
11 iug v.-tir CAxrarrt. Sinve be h
l .-.. n L.ki. g Cavairts he has oevrr kd
t!:r hru.!. i.e. TbrT have en'.jrrlr curl
t:.3 CaxTiivts d.i wbal ji-a rrvMt.ur-l
t.Vui to d.i. I will give yv.a iiw t fvniK
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