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WASHINGTON SOCIETY LEADER
l'hotogroph b Luuutllmt. VulilDgton I). O
Mrs. Byrd McGtiire, wife of Representative McGuIre, of Oklahoma, has
made the coclal leaders of Washington look to their laurels. Her husband Is
very rich and Mrs. McGuIre Is not only highly cultured, but possesses the
greatest ability for coclal leadership. She is noted for her handsome gownc
and charming manner.
FEW GRAVES FOUND
WAR DEPARTMENT UNSUCCESS
FUL IN LOCATING HEROES.
Those Who Died in Battle of New
Orleans Now Lost Forever to
Country for Which
They Fought.
New Orleans, l-a. Although diligent
Hcnrch Ib being made- here, under tho
direction of the war department, for
tho graves of soldiers who, under Gen.
Andrew Jackson, won tho great battle
of Now Orleans, little success has
crowned tho effort.
Tho records of the department show
that In the fights of December 23 and
28, 1S1-1, and January 1 and G, 1815,
thero were 55 killed, 1S5 wounded and
03 missing on tho American side.
Many of tho dead arc (supposed to be
in tho National cemetery at Chal
motto, where a monument raark3 the
sito of the famous victory, but tho
names of tho dead aro for tho most
part unknown, and tho search has not
revealed tho identity of any burled
thero.
Across tho river from tho cemetery
havo been found 12 graves. They lie
n:ar a clump of pecan trees, about 200
feet from tho lovee and about 200 feet
from the old fortifications. Tradition
says that tho men belonged to tho
Fifty-fourth infantry and that the
bodies woro taken across tho river and
buried thero by marines. Tho graves
havo, no he-dntcnes.
In Old St. Louis cemetery, No. 1,
aro three graves situated near tho
rear wall. They bear inscriptions in
dicating that Oliver Parmloo of Now
England, Asabul Hnmson of Halifax
county, N. C; and William P. Canby,
midshipman in tho United States navy,
all of whom foil in tho battle of Now
Orleans, aro burled there.
Throe of the soldiers aro said to
havo been taken to Opelnueas, La., and
burled in the Catholic cemetery there,
hut no record of their Interment has
been found by tho department.
In St. Louis cemetery, No. 2, is tho
gravo of Dominique You, ono of tho
plrato Lafltto's men, who tool: part in
tho battlo. In tho same cemetery Is
tho grave of Ursln Frederic, also a
victim of tho English.
Theso few graves are all that have
been located of tho 55 that should
contain tho known dead. Whore oth
ers aro seems likely to remain as
much of a mystory to tho war depart
ment as it has to the local historians
for two or throo generations.
RAILROAD HEAD AS MAIL CLERK.
President of Michigan Central Still
Draws Salary from Government.
Washington. Tho surprising Infor
mation that Henry H. Ledyard, presi
dent of tho Michigan Central railway,
for 23 years has been carried upon tho
rolls of the post oflfco department ns
mall messenger at n salary of $1,000
per year, was divulged to tho houao of
representatives tho other day by Rep
resentative Murdock of Kansas.
It appears that the Michigan Central
railroad many years ago npplled to
both Canada and tho United States for
reimbursement for carrying tho malls
ovor a strotch of railroad across tho
Niagara rivor, which stretch consists
of tho oxpenslvo bridge which the rail
road malntnlns thero and over which
it had not been nblo to collect mall
carrying charges from either country,
owing to tho fact that It was practical
ly tho boundary lino between tho Uni
ted States and Canada.
Tho United States eventually made
an arrangement whereby tho president
of the road was appointed mall mes
senger and the road was by this means
given money sufficient to recompense
It for the continual carrying of tho
United States malls between tho edge
of tho Niagara river and Its centor,
which Is tho literal boundary lino.
The mall contracts, according to law,
could provldo for the transportation of
mall only to tho bank of tho river. It
Is assorted that President Ledyard is
still drawing his mail clerk's salary.
WILLS PROPERTY TO FRIENDS.
Aa Result Whole City Rushes to Get
Tokens.
Now Bedford. Mass. everybody In
New Bedford who knew Mrs. Laura F.
Rogers, a wealthy octogonarinn, who
died a few weeks ago and that in
cludes almost everybody In town is
running around mad, trying to get
hold of some plcco of personal prop
erty belonging to tho Rogers estate.
Mrs. Rogers died leaving property
valued at $100,000, much of which was
personal. She left a will which has
just been made public. In It whb tho
strangest clause ever Inserted in n
New Kngland testament. It reads:
"To all my friends I give and be
queath any plcco of my personal prop
erty they may wish as a token."
No list of friends was included, so
about everybody in New Hertford who
had even a speaking acquaintance
with her is claiming to bo n friend.
Tho will likely will bo taken to tho
courts.
Anthracite Coal to Last 85 Years.
Indlnnnpolls, Ind. According to
Prof. William Griffiths, mining expert
and geologist of Scranton, Pa., tho on
tiro supply of anthracite coal will bo
exhausted In S5 years. His estimates
on tho supply nro Imsed on 1905 sur
veys. Tho production hns been averag
ing Just under 80,000.000 tons a year
for sovoral yearn. In 1907 It was 7(5,
000,000 tons. Already much territory
Is entirely minod gut and tho empty
caverns are so numerous that It is pos
sible for peoplo to walk twenty or
thirty or moro miles under tho surface
of tho earth In mine passageways.
HOME OF SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
riiotoxrapu by Cllnedlnit, WaihlagUin, I). O
Residence of Truman H. Newberry, recently appointed secretary of the
navy, at Washington, considered one of the handsomest homes at the national
caoital,
TREE PIE OF 101
AGED ELM AT LE CLAIRE VENER
ATED DY CITIZENS.
Sturdy Forest King That Has Seen
Generations Grow Up Measures
More Than 100 Feet In
Circumference.
Lo Clalro, In. There nre many fa
nioui old trees In lown, but none inoro
vontrated or more intorestlni; than tho
"Old Green Tree of the MlmlMlppl
Valley." It utandu near tho bunks of
tbft riror In Le Claire. How long it
Uat Mood th-f-re nobody known. It
wm there when th first white men
tmrni to tal section, spreading it
fcraacbes -14 aa4 Inrttintt the weary
yam4rr im rfcw vfMemess to rest
MmuiU la Ibdr afta4. It stood tbora
Mms taat. tor It ku i plae
la taw rf!lM of the r4 men of
Tkts fM tmt emsM aot hfttp befog a
r4ptrwMM famtawrtt. I: is not m Utl
tr grow, bat h spreads far.
Vrytn cA-r?.mtracm to circumference
u aaairra mora than a hundred teat,
aad It wonld take a Hm more than MO
fct Ions; to mftjtire around Its outer-
I most branches. It is an elm and re
markably well preserved. It has stood
probably for several centuries, and it
kwfca good for another century or two.
la the days of the fifties, before Le
Clair had the title of city, the tree
-was a favorite resort for the boys,
aad their old swimming hole was un
der its shade. Few of those boys arc
loft to-day. Some were killed or died
In the civil war, some emigratod to the
land of gold and never returned, while
others have been dropping off one by
one.
In more recent yoars, and during the
time that rafting and rivor traffic was
at Its height, tho tree was a home for
tramps and bums, and also river men
who wcro broke and waiting to catch
a boat either up or down tho river, it
often making little difference which.
It was by these men given the name
of "The Green Tree hotel," hence tho
namo "Green Tree," and It is now
known as such from ono end of tho
Mississippi to tho other. If the old
tree could talk it doubtless could re
veal many n dark and deep-laid plot
to crack a safe or hold up a train, for
nil kinds of men have found rest and
shelter under its broad and protecting
branches.
Tho devotion of tho people Is obvi
ous. The grnss plot on which tho troo
stands Is surrounded by a fence, and
tho trunk of the tree Is protoctcd by a
fence also, so no ono can approach
closo enough to mar or defaco it.
When tho promoters of tho D., R. I.
& N. W. railroad wore asking for a
franchise from the city and property
on which to locato their depot and
switches It was first thought that tho
tree would have to bo removed In or
der to provide tho required amount of
room. Hut tho council refused to voto
for tho franchise if tho tree hnd to bo
sacrificed. Fortunatoly tho plans woro
changed, and when Frank P. Hlalr, tho
principal promoter, gavo them a guar
antee that not a singlo bough should
over bo molested so long as a branch
remained alive, then, and only thon,
tho council voted for tho frnnchlso.
A cannon stands near tho baso of
tho trco. This pleco of artlllory was
presented to tho city by tho John R.
Ruckman post, with tho understanding
thnt It bo placed bonenth tho' branches
of the old tree, thero to romaln until
they cease to bo green. In tho dark
days of tho rebellion this cannon as
sisted In protecting tho Stars and
Stripes. Now it i3 kcoplnguarrt ovor
tho famous "Old Green Treo of tho
Mlsslsssippl Rivor."
Eat $10,000 Dinner in Ice Box.
Now York. In tho Iciclo-IIned-for-thc-occaslon
rathskeller of tho Hotel
Mctropolo, 100 guests of Goorgo A.
Kcssler sat down to a $10,000 beef
steak dinner the other night. Tho
whole plnco hart been transformed Into
what looked llko n wholesale butcher's
rofrlgerntlng plant, with Imitation am
monia pipes, n frosted celling, pnplor
macho steaks, painted tin cutlets nnd
all so natural that "Hlg Tim" Sulli
van's teeth chattered as ho shook
hands with DeWolf Hopper nnd "Dia
mond Jim" Brady.
The favors were $50 silver mugs.
The guests, who sat on woodon bench
es, nto off tables which wcro imitation
cakes of Ice.
ONE KIDNEY GONE
But Cured After Doctors Said Thero
Was No Hope.
Sylvnntts O. Vorrlll, Mllford, Mo.,
says: "Fivo yoars ago n bad injury
paralyzed nio nnd
nffocted my kid
neys. My back hurt ;
mo terribly, and
tho urlno wns bad
ly disordered. Doc
tor's said my right
kidney wns practi
cally eland. They
said I could novor
walk again. I road
of Doan'e Kidney l'llla and began us
ing them. One box made mo stronger
and freer from pain. 1 kept on uslns
them and In three months was able to
get out on crutches, and tho kidneys
were acting better. I Improved rap
idly, discarded tho crutches nnd to
the wonder of my friends was soon
eotrpletrly cured."
Sold by nil dealers. R0 cents a box.
Foster Mllbirn Co.. lluffalo. N. Y.
FULL OF HARMONY
Old Sport I suppose you've come
of a mniiral family?
The Other Musical! Hless you, sir,
why even our dog s got a brass band
round Us neck!
A Blsck Eye for Home.
It is a coming fashion to hlro a hall
to entertain your friends, to glvo din
ner parties In a hotel, to bo married
in a church, to be taken to n hospital
when you aro sick and to an under
taker'o as soon as you die, and left
there until tho funeral. The tendency '
is to conduct all public occasions
away from home. The homo Is get
ting a black eye. Atchison (Knn )
Globg. i
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
.v local application, as they cannot reach the ill
mwI itt ton ot thr car. Ttwro m only one way to
rurc deafness, ami that h by cmsUttitlunM rpmnllii.
Ucatncwi U cnuMtl by an tnrUmnl condition ol the
murou twins ot tlii CiMtaclikin Tube. Wlu-ii thH
lube ts InHtmcU you liwc .1 rumblluc 0- unci or im
perfect he.irlnu. and whi II l entirely cltwitl, Deaf
nran (n the result, anil tintett the Inllammatlnii ran be.
taken out ami Uih tubo rntoceil to lt normal rornll
110:1. hearliuc wilt be destroyed lorevrr. nine caw
out ot ten are cauW by Cutanh. nMrli H r.othlnx
but an liuwl cindlUoa n( the muroui nirtnrv.,
We will tve One Hundred Dollars lor nny cane of
DcafneM (rained br catarrh) that cannot Ik- cured
by (lain Catarrh Cure. fur circulars, tree,
K. J. cylVr.V A CO., 'lolcdo. o.
BoM by DnmHU. ?e.
Take HaU'i J'aratlr I'Hta for constipation.
The Beauty of the '1 rce.
Whether In summer, autumn, spring
or winter tho treo always lint, a dis
tinctive and majestic henuty that
scrvoB to endear it to all that como
under its Influence. From "Our
Trees and How to Know Them," by
Clurcnco M. Weed.
Important to Mothers.
Esamlno carefully ovory bottlo of
CASTOIUA a aafo nnd ouro remedy for
Infants and children, and sco that it
Ttonra Mm
SVr . SL.
Signature rt(!uz&ffi&Z&K
In Use For Over :iO Years.
Tho Klud Vou Havo Always Bought.
Tho recording angel probably
doesn't pity any attention to the lies a
man tolla when he is In lovo.
For CoiirIih. Anthma nnd I,unir Troublep,
tiao "Urown'B Hroniiilal TroohoH." la
rontn a box. BnnipliH Hcnt froo by John 1.
Urown & Hon, Ho.stun, Minis.
ICvon a wise man occasionally hns
tlmo for tho silly chatter or a pretty
girl.
Lewis' fiinple Hinder straight 5c. Yon
pny 10c for uinm not so koom. Your deal
er or Lewis' , Factory, Peoria, 111.
Ono poor turn deserves another
from the organ grlndor'o viewpoint.
t'a Allon'n I'ont-Kitw
Cureatlre!l,nelilnK,BwciillnfiTt. Wc. Trial liackato
treu. A.H.Oluiktml.lMlluy.N. V.
"Easy money" is the hind that al
ways comes to the othor fellow.
Sir. AVInnlow'd Hootlilnir Kjrrap,
For children tcutbhiK, aoftvna ilioKiiras.rcduccii In
Bammatlou, allays paln,curtM wladcollu. Mculxittlo.
Tho finger of fate Is ono that is in
nlmost ovory plo.
Itcirtstcrrd
U. ti. I'M, OlliCO
Tlbe genuine sold everywhere
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES'
Color moro poods brlohter and faster colors than an othor dro. One 10c nackass colors all fibers. They dye In cold water better than any other dr. You can d.o
wuBifiBwif without rlpplnaatuiL Wrlto tor treo booUaMlow to Uie.Uleacii and Mu Colors. MONROE DI1UO oa.V Quinay. iitnolm.
To Em joy
the full confidence of Iho Woll-Informcd
of tho World nnd tho Commendation of
the most eminent physicians it wns essen
tial thnt the component parts of Syrup
of Figs nnd Elixir of Pcnna should be
known to and approved by them; there
fore, tho California Fig Syrup Co. pub
lishes a full statement with every twclcnfic.
The perfect purity nnd uniformity of pro
duct, which they demand in a laxative
remedy of an ethical character, arc assured
by tho Company's original method of man
ufacture known to thr Company only.
The figs of California are used in the
production of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of
Senna to promote the pleasant taste, but
the medicinal principles are obtained from
plants known to act most lienefirifiliy.
To get its beneficial effects always buy
the genuine manufactured by tho Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only, and for snlo
by all leading druggists.
You Are In Danger
if you let that cold run on. Neg
lected colds cause incurable dis
eases. Don't ri: your health.
Keep a bottle of
DR.D.JAYNE'S
EXPECTORANT
In your home. It's the safest, surest
and quickest remedy for colds ever
compounded. Tor Coughs, Bron
chilia, rieutlsy, Inflammation of the
Lungs, In fact, nil diseases caused
by neglected colds. It has no equal.
Recommended nnd sold by drug
gists everywhere.
Three size bottles. $1.00, 50c, 25c
Absolutely Pure, No Weeds C
l.i. Gov. Ilnrtl of W scoti'.ln. from so 1
-..un to Salis.r's lotli (euluiy Altatf.i. h.ir-
. -.tr d wttliiu i weeks ufti r tccdiuc S.'oo 10I
rlwiMtii of mnsiHlireiit hav.nr at tho ralu oft
nirr imi.iu iter sere, iiiit mmii n n nir irri' itr.i
rrnil Oc In Umiiimi fur miniitn nf thin AUalta.I
KleiKllr rtli s 10.00 of any 111111' money to Ki'tf
mn 111 tin imi iiri.miM.i'Ain. urni. iinr r) .ru -.o
11 nuiriwilll I'r.tiwm to mill .n nun ti rAiiijuu H
lirm reed inn .Ml J- lienor iwn ucinro ny J i)u.
EALZCR SEED CO., Box W, La Crosso. Vi
DEFIANCE STARCH
nJtet tn worlt with and
alarclian clutlica nlcoiU
1 , . , " T. . 7"n',fr,n.nn iea. srowa moro ot than nearly tliowliola of Itu
Lit Tloldl ir ti nu U,,,r 0'1 anybody ole. but uuu owa only jieJIt i.
, BMPBROn WILLIAM OATO.
Av.V tV..1i''"'nJ(lH '-Mltn fariura trlwd It last yirondro loudiuid wruout tnlta praise
iriai packaco ug.
. ,1. REJUVENATED WHITE BONANZA OATS.
,..?l.JiV,'iL"I',;na,l?4.0t.lfI Tra io.t(.oictliow.iitd, prlroi.f .Ufl.0Oln cold tot tlie.
I'VJ1'.1 l?lll.'n variety. (OurrotaloB telln tlia IntorcMlna ktory.) Wa ubto rJUTcr.tt
thta oat and oltor It ataluaatoinotlilnt qultuaboTU tlio ordinary. "u"r'ju"!i.M
"M.DC'UAnTl!H8 ron AGRICULTURAL COLLCCC BCCO
nieh aa Mlnnesoti ln. a and No. ti Oata. WIcon,ln Hnedlrh Oata, Oilcrtimckcr (WIk.No.65)
vi?oa7.ow.otc! 1 rl0lr' Mlunc",t K" a "0" fo. Ui rlaiVCorn;
Wo havo by til odda tfio laraatt OSRD POTATO trada In tho worlds
ono of our oolljra alont holda 00,000 buihala t
tlln nrirn m Ant
JVo Tjiihllih the most onnlnal cod catalog In Aim.rlia. It brlntlw with need thonthtu
'.lf,f,?." rCiI5',t.,0S ,n 1,0..US" 0 w.V1 'rn'tyou a remarkable lot of farm" eifi'SM ini
dial Ullllon fhillar "rans t he 1 3 ton Hay Wonder. Hpclla, tho 00 bu. cereal nnd Imy linii ?
r?.r !il"JIrl?3r yleUIn 173 bo. per aero, lonelliorwltntlovor. tluiotlir.
ClUdlDi
Bllver
vortl. 1o:0O of :,nyhiH;Mnoney in
uuunuiiiauuapkckacoo(aowiranabxxiOTeltyiioTertioforvoenby yon.
Hns W.
UK3J
DISTEMPER
IiolMinnuk jrernii from tin
'oultry. iJirKint i.olMnir
viimnti, I.HIUMJ. Kirril nil
nnd In
Uh nun Kidney remedy,
It. .Mioiv tnyoiir ifrnnixit.
il uirea." Kiwlal ic!il
SPOIKI MEDICAL CO..
!cer9s
this
rk.
iled by i
CURED IN ONE DAY
Mun.ron's CnM Itfacily IJiloros tlin
liciitl, ttuoitt nml 'iiii6 nlniodt Inmiftllnto
)y. I'ltcckt I'VverH, Ftp UlsilmrKca or
tho noso, tnkiv uncy nil r.n ami imlnn
cnUM-it lir idUIr. U ctirrn (trip n ml t)t
Htlnntp Coualis und p: events Vacuaionla.
Price 25o.
Ilnvr you BtllT or swollen JnlriN, no mat
tor how chronic? Aik .v.mr (lri.filt for
Utmyoti's IthciimatlFtn Itoinoily ami n?o
how imlckly you t'll ho tiireil.
If .von have ruy ktditpy or blaildcr trou
l'l (M't Mtinynn'n Kltlncy ltPiuvly.
Mnnyoa's VltuMior ninkra wt-nk men
stroit't nnd rrstorot lost nowcrs.
lYof. Munyon hiv Jtift Nanevl a Mnpnitlnc
Altiiiiiiiu'. whleli will lw ncitt freo to my lcr-
hOII Win 'llldvesl.es
t'lie Minium C'oc-vnny, l'htlnOclplda.
JUST DOUBLE
320 ACRES INSTEAD
OF 160 ACRES
As further inducement
to tetlxment oi the
when! -raisin; Intuli ol
Wctcrn Canada, the
Canadian Govcmmenl
tins incrcainl llic nre a
tlinl mav be taken liv n
homesteader lo 320 ncret ICO free and ICO to
tie Hj:e!ui-.l at $3. CO tver scio. 'llic.30 and
1 .1 , . i
aie in me r,ram-tiitinR area, miicio mitcti tarming
it nlto cti-d on with umiunlinVd nuccsj. A
railway will tliottlylie built to I ludiort Hay, bring.
r. the wotkl's tnaikcli u lliouiand milci nenrel
those Nvlicnt. field, wlicre tchooli mid clnitrliei
nre convenient, ilimate excellent, railways close to
all settlementi, and locul mr.tkcU gocd.
"It would tnke time to nralmlliitc the reveln
tlotiN thnt 11 vUlt to the i:rcnt empire tyinir to
the North of tia unfolJcd ut every turn."
Cirn-sromltnce if. Njtlmul KUto.', who VIslUJ
Wtslctn Cj.u.'j In AujuM, If 03.
I-nt'.dj may abo be purcnnied from railway and
land companies at low prices and on easy terms
for pnmphlets, mnps nnd Information n to
low rntlwny mtcs, npply to Superintendent
of Immlerntlon, Otlnwn, Cnnnda, or the
nuthorltcd Cuin.dl .n Government Accnti
7. V. DCttNTTT.
C31 New York t ltd Uulldloi!. Omaha, tltkr.ila,
KcffSS ELECTROTYPES
In itren' vnrlelv for Kilo nt tbo lo'rnst prices by
I X. K, kKI IIMiUSi:HIUrhCO..-.Aw.,l,.l'.ill
N. U., OMAHA, NO. 7, 1909.
vmai r-
For "irt'W(rnrlSXilL!T'trh'frSnk Pink Eve. Enizoolla
Siilpplnii Fover
& Catnrrhtil Fever
nnroe'irn iinil Po"lllepreventlre. no matter howronwat any aire nralnfcctrd or
iikiici acta on tlie III'hhI and Olandai eiiwli II. n
rtw liltvuiiH-r In Ikurii am Slicep and I holera In
remwly. (!nre Ia OrlptH '.inoiiu liuman lielnna
body. Cu
Hvoim W r
lliolollKIIFi
KK-nml II n bottle. (Jam
110 n tlnriMi. liit thin nut. Unu
hIid will iullt for you.
wuntrd.
JJhcmlritn nnil
DocturloloKlutu
GOSHEN, IND., U. S. A.
A lliivri-tup thnt IhiihpiI tliMHinnnuH lemon
fir vuiil'Iu. lly dlHHiilvliiirKiiiiiiihileilniiKnr
lit wiitrr nnil nddliiK Maplclne, inlellulmm
nyriip U Hindi) and 11 hyrup hettnrtlmn innpln.
Miiplelno U wild byirmrcrh. If nut wild Ittofor
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The North Platte semi-weekly tribune., February 23, 1909, Image 7
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