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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, J904.
PLANT ;s WEATHER PfiGPHET.
Earon v:n Nowscfc i ajbj cf lis Chance
;vcry.
Baron Pridian
discoverer of t
th a describes
"T anty v. era
southeastern li'i
a hawker soja
seriblinK roHpd
da-k spol n ; fc
sc?ds a;:.; I .fo
that queer
obje; ;
rating in
111 .rum
.yd:: re
a !':n.i!l
pi ai:
.itii
the n
it. up,
i nil,
c.My
r. tiiiv
!'l .', 1 .ill
When, oa
Wi
near
icsp "'in;-, one of toe
I fi v tto dark spot's consid
er :: rf:cl. Two' months later
-.:r, ia kttob pooped out of the
mold. I rv.ar.1 recognised it ns a
tropical plant Indigenous to India and
pr ta cf f?oclh America.' To his sur-
Hi;-i the twigs ami leaflet of the)
plant i.i 1 1 in continuous movement, j
At last ho found the electricity In
the atmosphere with its changes ac
counted tor the strange behavior of!
tho plant. Qradually he learned to!
predict the weather unerringly two;
or throe days in advance. "The more
the leaflet! tend upward the liner the J
weaftiQT tiiat may be expected; the I
more dovnv. anl the worse the oomnig
weather, If
t:nie sta;"! el
rain ; if i: roi
leaflets at the same
) together, prepare for j
fi lor tide; if slanting,
f r ! ti n, and 80 on. The
llrcctloa !n which the twig points!
is the direction of the indicated
weather and the distance is shown by
the color of the leaves."
A Strong Heart
is assured iy perfect dVfestton. Ittdi
i'lii swtdls the stomach and puffs
II up against the heart. This causes
shortness of breath, palpitation of the
heart and general wtakm-ss. Kodol
DySpcpata Cure cures Indigestion, re
lieves the stomach, takes the si rain
off I he heart and restores it to a full
performance of its function naturally.
Kodol Increases the strength by en
abling the stomach and digestive or
gans ( digest, assimilate and appro
priate to the blood tissues all of the
loud nutriment. Tones the stomach
and digestive organs. Sold by MeU
gor's Drug Store. , I aft; 44
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HIS THREE LEADING ARTICLES.
Montana Man's Extremely Simple but
Comprehensive Creed.
Maj. Frauois Preston Fremont, son
of m. "pathflndar," utile stopping
brern'Thi In a Montana betel scv ral
eirs ago, got into conversation with
a nan who afterward became a Unit'
erJ States senator. Learning of Maj.
Ftemonfa parontace. the stranger
"drew up and sat down," whereupon
the major Invited him to have some
thing to drink.
The future senator meditated an In
itant. Then, looking up, he asked:
"Do you happen to be aware of my
creed?"
Upon receiving the anticipated neg
ative, he proceeded 1
"Well, sir, I never ask a man to
iinn tor tear 01 leaning Dim into
temptation; I never refuse an Invitl
tlou to drink for fear of hurting
somebody's feelings; and"- bringing
Ms fist down on the table-"! don't
"ive a d what happens, so long as
It don't happen to me!
"Whisky neat, waiter:" Now York
Times.
Have You a Cough?
A dose of Ballard's Borehountl
Syrup will relieve It, Have you a
cold r A dose of Herblne at bod time
and fratpiMl mall doses of I lore
hound Syrup dining Lhs day will re
B3OV0 it. Try ii for Sfhooplng cough
for asthma, for consumption, foi
bronchitis. Mrs. Joe. McOralh. '.'"T K
Lt street, HutOhiniOn, Kan., writes:
'1 have used Ballard's Horcbdtra '
Syrup-in my fauiily for e.tr , an
Ibid it the be I aM tuo.l pal.it ibh
medicine I ever used." L'.'.o. S0C, 1.M
Snld by Soliuh Drug Co.
Weather and the Wireless Ttl-j-i,.
"We never had no a neb sreatl 1 In
fore them there poles was put then
so It must he they." said a Newly;
1. .sherman the othi r dnv. pointing t'
the four wireless tofogj, ph poles ol
the Maroenl s'aron In Connvall. BttC!
Is the Wet CoTSfnUI flsbei'man's e
planatkm of tho continuous downpour.
.vd bfs Imarlnatlon Is SjUlckOnod
the approach of the mackerel season.
It was announced that a petition was
being slgnH for prssMtntkm to Far
liamont Ml (Kg fer the removal of tin
.larcoui station because "the trtSMI
dous voltage He-it out from tl,-)s
towers" is respoiisiblc for the recent
For A Hundread Years.
For a hundred years or more Witch
Hazel has Ik en rOCOgalSed as a sup
erior remedy, but it remained for B,
' Dewii; Co.. of rhicapo. to dis-
COVi 1 how to combine th-S virtues of
Witch Basel with other sntlssptloi
in th" form of a salvo. DsWfU'l Wlteh
Hist! salve is the best .salve in the
world for sores, cuts, burns, bruises
and pile;;. The hi(?h htandinc of this
salve has given ri:;e to oountorfci!: ,
ipap-tire public is advU-,1 to look for
Um name "Ih Witt" on the package
and aei ( p; no other. Sold by Met
ger s Drug Store.
Fees of Old-Time Physicians.
A century or so ago a physician's
fees were measured, not by P ngth of
attendance of by the skill displayed,
but by the value of the medicines giv
pn. for then th" doctor was In a mj"
lire an apothecary and provided hll
own druts
SAMUEL HASTINGS ....
OATS, OORtIM, MAV
Mo. MS t v. Htret,
ID IT
HIS.
Auction. A'.tendart '..Id Crnta When
He Should Have 3ld L ollar:.
An rat i f t iwn visiter St spfce. l lnt
an aucti :: room tl:o other day to s
wi t sort of kflickknachi were bein
sol '. He did rot k
tendance was compoi
faasiona) buyers an
looked shabby.
th'
m pi
i lonee
o wit
rest, rrtd the B
a simple 'Irtln
"Hi
Chin
signs. Wi at am I War
Ho held np a dusty, diminutive
piece of porcetala, wMch looked rr.th
er pretty ttircngh tbe dust.
"Five." : aid one.
"T"n." s i hi a r.econd.
Ttfteen " raid tho Interested on
looker, Jingling his available thirty
five cents ia his pocket.
The little vase was bid up until
the man from out of towu reluctantly
bid bis thirty-five cents.
"I'll have to walk home." he re
fleeted, but it isn't far to the hotel.
I don't see how those people make
any money."
But the price seared up till the
vase was finally knocked down to the
last bidder r.t eighty.
Then the out of town man's knees
were loosened, and his tongue cleaved
to the roof of hll mouth when he saw
the purchaser nonchalantly hand over
four twenty dollar bills Chicago
Inter Ocean,
ARE FOND OF MOTTOES.
Prominent Men Hr.ve fhsm in T1'
Homes in Profu.ion.
Above the fireplace In a home i
usually a motto and if people 1"
any feeling of hospitality tor the
vho enter their home it I a one ol MM
come. Sometimes the motto has sou.
i particular significance regarding t',
! family themselves. There are a lev
i that decorate the walls of well fcmrfl
i men:
IB Mark Twain's drawine room I
1 one of hospitality, "The ornaments 1
a house are the frlenih who fr qui 1
It."
j "0. ye fire and heat, bless ye th
I Lord," wns the legend above the
piece at Cbauncey Depew's countr,
hi. se at Ardsley.
Andrew Carnegie has an affect li
for legends of all kinds .Mid descrl
Hons, but they figure mainly In hi
library upon the walls, ceilings, sol
pillows and backs of chairs.
T'lkin the baek of a QUCCf leather a;
bolstered chair is painted in red, "Bl
: thee down nnd rest." In his littl,
daughter's nursery, upon a tiny ehali
; are Inscribed the lines, "Love me lit
tie, love me long."
Upon the frame of a n 'rror nothlni
Ci. 0 be nioro suitable than, "Be to m
virtues VeCy kind, and to my faults 1
little blind-
MAN AND HIS YEARS.
. .
j Poetess Well Asks Whit Ads fie Lot
of Creation.
"Thou madeal him to have domi
on over the works of Thy hftrf"
I Thou hast put al! things under I:
feet." Psalt s Vilt-d,
I What ailoth man. to Whom waa ; ;
en d iminlon over all.
That he should stoop and yield 1
awry to error, gi 'at or sma
Id' fears to live, be tears to die,
He fears each cloud that ill t
sky;
Ho fears the devil and his Man,
lie fears his own dear brother
man.
He fears to eat, he fears to drink,
He fears to fast his strength migl
lie fears to buy. be fears to soil,
He fears the naked truth to tn.
He fears the damp, ho fears t:
storm.
He fears the heat will make hi
wa ran,
lie fears the cold, lest him 'lv
freeze.
Or bring on Mm some droad dlsCSS
lie fears his Cod the mo1 of ;;1,
Who Is bis Life, bis All in all;
Who would his feet in aafet gttldl
If he would oast all fear n-i lo,
Adeline S. .1. Hopkins
When You Don't Wsnt to Sneeze.
"There are times when to assess I?
to be omharru' ! od," Mr. T. B. Liar
chard confided to mo. "At a'dlnnsr
table, a social function of some nut,
or in the theater, for example; im
most people console theftsetves wit!
(he thought that it is BOTSthtng that
can't be pnvsatsd. Thsy are mis
taken In this belief, bowver. for it
can bo prevented, and by 11 very slin
nle experiment. When one feels the
premonitory symptoms of ri ?r:ee.,
rxmlBg on, if be will test prsss firm!
down on the !i; on either side of and
a little below tie RoStrilS, the symp
toms will never cash in and the
spfi'70 will Im avoided. A doctor told
me about this trick several years ago
and on a number of occasions rlnc
I have had opportunity m tost Its
efficacy. It has never y t rail-.,! t.ie."
St Louis (!' die Democrat.
Dropping a Subtle Hint.
"It's curious, mighty curious," ob
served Mr. Slypurr as he picked up
his overcoat, "how sonic lucky follows
get a reputation without half trylnt
lyiok at Job, for iustaiice, as a syc
onym for patience."
"Why, wasn't he tried to the limit
of endurance?" cried the shocked Mrs-
Blytssfr,
Not much." replied Mr. Rvnnn
calmly, "At IsSSl there is no rec-,rd
of Ms bnvlnrr to stniTTle with n orr
rleevs imiac in Hi nt crowd nil wis
h r." Hi'- pt'j Bstar
a
Cairo, Illinois.
I ...
Farmers
The World's Fair Full cf Interesting
and Instruct ve Feature: For
Farncrt.
8t Louis. June
school of in true
fruit growers and
ever exlatad is the
BtOC men that
Worl fair I
theme of the
Bios striking
artulnioK to e
uis. The whoh
fair
let-
haca
11 instruction, us
lire:: are those
tion. To the farmer especially
.'.lucational features are valuable
the
la
tacr more can DC l urried in
up-to-date, practical farmlhi
dentine,
at (he
can be
Y.'orlr
learnt
fair
at al
th.
of
fain
01
It)
everything is th'
and every fort
chinery and mot
soil is carefully
Tho1 palace of
d oomph t !
no.'
tti
agncuitur
an
ildrtng on the j
:o Importance a
tUe Ebcposition
farming
Besides
awiside
culture,
tore is
thl
the
. there
are
many
I' d t,
acres 1
building devc
and the palace
devotod to fruit
an 1 fruit
of agrlcul
growing. In
tore the var
the palaces
ins states o
and the leadin
have exhlbito,
pal product s.
wiih excellent
1 he Held and 1
artistic decor
pictures.
With the va
ed are given f
Ing whore the
! nutiona
showing
their princi
The
ire arrange
e products o
ing
an
urned 111I1
be mi iiu
!
and tae
tor en I var
lame merits
ol the dif-l
ties of grams, fruits, veg
Some id the loading
ire made special features
exhibits and are Itspiay-
to imparl much useful in
ii.
Held (
ops
of the state
ed in a way
formation t
farm
from all Ii
ili
proving the see 1.
.-rossing varieties.
The United 811
perimental station;
oils of cultivating
and d
crops
. I roving in
The del ails
cis thai injur:
of disposing of
uest ruc
he Ian"-
' millions
pradtteSsB
live insects, if studied by
era of the country, will sav
of dollars worth of farm
which are annually destroyed
bv
these insect pests. Il will be monev
well Invested by every farmer in the
land to visit the World's fair and
siiidy the agricultural exhibits thor
oughly and learn how lo protect bi
orops from the ravages ol insects
now to got ens best lvsuits from
plaining, how to cro.s varieties to
tho best advantage an 1 how to
strengthen and fertilise the boII moat
effectively.
1 be experiments made by
.'.ill be utilized by the farm
isii the World's fair. They
ivhat. crops thrive best in d
lolls and climates, whai cro
eed best wini different fes
when crops should bo varied in or lei
io rest the soil, and a thousand va!
liable pointers aboul farming.
1 he destructive insects are
in their several stages, the 01
.vorm and the motli, and the n
if destroying tha Insects are li
ilained,
The outdoor exhibit show
(rowing plants and explains
inbiis and proportions! This
United Btates out loor agriculture
libit, under Hie control of the
part meal ol agriculture, in iln
irnmenl farm are shown the
tucas 01 me soil mat do oesi
tain localities ; what to plain
(erenl soils aim what crops
best by alternating the v,
Here is given Instruction ia tre
planting and in producing wind
breaks by systems of tree planting in
such ways as to ptotccl the farm from
he SOVere western wiuuh. Sha.b
"reel id all varieties are ahOWB and
1 11st ruction, are given lor their
Anting and oul iire.
In tie naiaco ol horticulture can be
seen the liii":,t fruits prodl&Cd In the
United states and Canaua, and man)
ralcable pototers
in fruit
gl ow Ipg
t to tile
! bulfd
bind is
-nsy be obtained from
several state exhibits
iti u.
Farm machinery of
-how a In the pal ice
von
and every kind of tabor-savlhg fle
vice imaginable can be studied there,
a thai farmers have tae whole world
fore them from wlrcc select t is
best machinery an I farm mpteucnts
ia Well as the beat seeds to plant .
Iu the model posUtf) uirm, tusi
last 01 the palace of agricuKstti can
'vn the linest ehickeas, '.;: !':
sbssjsj and poultry ol all kinds, witU
instructions guiding larmcra In the
laprovaasat of thaar poultry.
The several live took ethjl II
eu. I the farmer the best IdOSJ of the
Improvetni at la
1 he results of
saa si a what vai
. vodk bit ling
Cfua In e i n 1
Nat of stock ii
and
lb
in fact. i;,e farmer will find In the
World'- fair a world full of hsforma
tion that i well worth the time ;i,
money th" trip will ro-! HC will be
sasaadad to ssja at a staaaa th.- 1 1
Vaassfng world anl to share in the
"' "LT ,""Mr" "" ' '"-I" "'""'"" '
He can reap the reward of the study
sun lauoi- 01 inuivivuais ami cov?rn
men) and jrarner a barvesl of know
ledge, tiiat will nakt him riCBM r. hap
nier and better and will ligBteS afs
ii- : and ,.we-ren the fruit of hi? j
industry. ,
A. WJEfBiRF, OFTfCIAN,
in
itire Sat isfnt't'oii i
OommoT
Del! Tel. MV1 ttfOm
II F1RFS
Thirty Firemen Suffocated By Tcbac
co Smoke and Liqucr Fumeo i:i
New York.
I
caion
to"
alco-j
e to
"fel
In '
ore,!. .
Dated I
JTOre
who
and !
were tempoi
bSCCO smoke
nrily
and
overcome
the fumes
Holts a cafe in BroAi
was confim?d to the
uprcciia
at 1100,000.
occupied by
1 ae upper door
wholesaJe mlllim
lost Slue
100 by smoke.
Another lire in
storage lieu, es 0
Brewing compan
$200,000.
the
' tin
wa,
.1:'.
era of this paper to to
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
sous Who! have used it
been cured by it, do 1
recommend it to their
digests what you eat,
lio. dyspepsia and all
bios. Increases strong
ih" stomach and digo:
the value ol
Those per
frionds. Kodol
ciu.'s Indigos
stomach iron
ii by enabling
ivo organs to
contribute to the Id od all of
nutrtmenl contained in the food,
dol Dyspepsia Cure is pleasant
palatable.
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT.
ih''
Ko
and , Ry Associated
-w fork, ,(
New York 6
j era lied into
Press.
line 1L'.
Putnam
an!
a train oc lh
railroad today
noddle owik I
by George Noah
. a paper mSUUfai
wa- killed; the
Ni 'ill; I bad her
s. Frank II. Head
urer of ibis eJty
daughter of Mr
l"fl loot out off bv
the train and
gro chanffeur
John Sin ncer,
'hauffeur was Injured. 1
r. Mr. and Mrs. Noal
six year old daughter
B few bruises.
laia!
llu ir
with
A G
(TLB
IS p
ting,
HINT
m. I Don't yen
I can read yom
Mr.
know,
tkougl
Mitt
I lor.
MlSM
111:
Kut
Kuttlng -Indeed you can't. H
you could, you ttould have been home
an hour ago.
AFTERNOON AT PAPK.
An outing was gfvon by Misst
Gladys Alstborpe and Ai' Strong
Saturday afternoon ai Si. Mary'o
park in honor of Mis. Margaret Farr.
of Pafrfax, ' . whh has beaa vlsltlas
her aunt, Mrt p. p. rjop tiag Lone',
ara - servod picnic style no 1 ths time
was pleasant 'y spent Hiss Fai r re
nirned home yesterday.
The party was chaperoned by aft
dames Kalilday Alstborps and Lloyd
Gates Among tho 1 who attenied
we:-. : Ml I St I kdttl ! ia I, luui
Wrigh; Myrth Ward, uiniin 1 Cox
Ethel Charl' 1, Hehn Lewis. Al 1
:-t' ;;. Masters Kewnats : n r
Feb r Uad, Albert Lane, Raw, L M
Hurt on i irchan Lsa Rt no, Bo n
Btroaj
drom,
Malvln
Pfaaklta,
ruder at
Torn
fn 1
Wm
Mart
A'b
man
Kun
eit b e
lown. broke down, all gfspi
inc. ranaol eat or sleep Taki
llfltllrters Rocky Mountain Tea. ei
it raorssatruct poar entire body. ?.:
rents, u-n or la' lets Paul r; Bcbnl
excursion to Si. Louis June 16.
Special low round trip rates to th'
World ( fair, goina on anv regulst
tK!ini) j,,n , ml ,,,,. ,ia
rCven davs
Apply to M. & O. railroad
tickets and particulars.
agssjfs fo
otrls Wanted.
Two operators wonted by the Cairc
Telephonf- company
,,K' 1 fif &Surh
others jfc-. ,
111 Cor j ST ; y-v V M
In 4if- 4 ijT
thrive .-t,w 6 JjT
Secret Societies
9
e
President Roosevelt has been elected
nn hooornry member of Pentatftha
mage, wasiungton, rentaipnn ioo
was founded in May. 181)0, and .lames
A. Garfield was one of the charter,
members. The president bus for sev
eral years been aft honorary member
of Federal lodge. No. 1. the oiii'st!
lodge in the District of Columbia. This
lodge was organised in iT'.);t.
Reports presented al ti e recent com'
inunleatlon of ti e grand ledge of New;
York shew there baa been im increase
in membership la the Jurisdiction tutl
7,W2 during the past year.
Kensington lodge of Kensington, Pa.,'
has decided to build a Imndisonie Ma
sonic temple, it will cost bctwewi
(30,000 and gT6,000.
the annual repert of the Masonic
home in pbiihdelphia shows that this;
Institution, now nineteen years old. Isj
supported by 1113 Masonic bodies, has
l!" Inmates and Is worth S'.'JI ,.'iT."..".'l.
w prank Pierce of Oakland was re-1
ceatly elected grand commander of
the grand commahdery of California
for the ensuing year, so mUdl of the1
responsibility of making the triennial
-onelnve a sueeess will devolve on him.
TbUt is the second time Mr. Pierce has!
been grand commander, lie wnS pe
chilly requested to take the position
this year in view of the trienulul eon
The grand roaster of Georgia decided
practically that a lodge cannot enforce
the payment of duos in advance when
lie decided that "a member can only
be charged for nonpayment of duos
when be is in arrears for more than
une year."
The supreme grand master of Eng
land and Wales, the Karl of Kiislin,
v ill be present at the triennial conclave
of the grand commandery, which will
be held In San Franeisoo in Septem
ber, dakdale, Cal.. Is to have 11 $1H0,U.H
Scottish Kite cathedral.
At the reeent annual communication
of the grand lodge of New York the
grand secretary reported I be largest
amount of fees and dues ever collected
iu one year, 110018.50,
The drsl German Masonic lodge was
Instituted (it Cologne in IT Hi. In Hol
land the first Masonic lodge was start
ed at The Hague in 17:ti. Masonry
was Introduced into Sweden In 1T54.
Poise lodge of Bolfle, bill., Will erect
a $T.",tOU Masonic temple.
s strive to cultivate sociability,
more frlcadbt With our broth
er, become better acquainted each with
the other, and the effoel w ill seen bfl
seen in the increase In nt tends uee and
a much greater interest manifested,
When strangers are present make tuein
feel that they are at home, among true
brothers, who are only too glad to w oi
cssne them to the meeting. Knight,
Illinois is the sefond largest grand
domain la the order, with 511,000 mem
bers. It is led by Ohio.
The total number of Knights of
Pythias subordinate lodges on the lii'L
of the vi
r was 7,258,
crand domain of
Ii
ew Y
at present
il.
00 Knights
I lain IS
(he order
00,000,
During
the largest grand domain in
wttl 1 membership of about
pa?
oar it;; new
irdlnate lodges
Knights of Pythias hi 1 !
were Instituted,
UNITED WORKMEN
Fr Mossifcwes (. OsM lesjasalaiteA
oiUh.i (.If-nitl!
At a gseetlug of a lodge in Illinois re
cently I bey bud what they l- rined BR
acquaintance recess. During the even
big's bWSlncSS there STSS a f eess of a
low niintites. trhea it was every mem
ber's duty to Speak to every other
tncmbet so far us poagtMe, nt"i the of
fleers BUW that every DSCmber Wgs
no de aeqnaiwted WMh the other m bj
bers.
Kebraaka has paused Kansas Iu
memberstttp, and ths Jorisdlctlon is
working for 4o.ij') BMssbers by tb
time the supraiue kxlge meets
Rerersl lodges in Mlamesota have ini
tiated large cfaaSM ixontly, and the
juriwli' tion is forging abend rapidly
III laWS there SM Pow e,-,;- ll'SHt
members, and Grand Mnstet Karvts
says they must have ifayOQo by January
next.
Cfatfasa K Woods, grand recorder est
the pirlsdlctlon of D laware, w ho died
recently, carried ft .uo fraternal In
sura nee.
HiitbI PessTSiSMrea of asnetssst,
rtaring Ml only 518 kaassfM cettlfl
rnti-s SrSN issued to men During th"
same lime lll bSSSSfN certificates
were IssimiI to women.
Purina th past year there were
6,052 siiKpenilonM. but of tbix number
a.!C were reln-f:i'.ed. kWVfSI the total
numtx-r f aapsasl aassabers fat tbe
year MM
On I ee fj ti,er,. r:ere a total of
?,"'?. local camps. Tie- net gsjil in
; nunils-r of ratjiris last peat wns 14.
HnlshM I olii-i:t.T..
Tile order now bus a Membership ill
Raw Jersey of .-i.2.vt, an lacfeaas ef etM
dnring the iast y sat ,
The KnlgbtS of OteSBt) WSS Intro
'm-e. Into weslen i'-:-sylvi'ti.l only
j seven years spa Tbre are h.-tt sixty
councils in Ppnnsrtiniii having s to
' til membership ol h.iss).
Let II
become
ODD FELLOWS.
Avolber Vrn t of Gjrrat I'ro.iiirlty.
Triple 1.1 nk Italra.
In reviewing t'lp work of the Odd
Fellows througlieni the world recently
1 a prominent offlclal of the order said:
"The (milM in nirtftersBlp o'.oeed l,y
far those of anv previous rear, and
from every part (mini
another j oar of oven 1
Wo new have 1,!U0,1
bers In full msmbei
d;
HIS
of
ye iiieiii
if whU-h
;' the Be
ship.
number S(i8,ii8 iwv sisie
bekab degree, who ari
sen iee in building up tin
d
and
ennobling ii principles and teachings
by unselli.slt devotion to the werk of
friendship, love and truth."
'there are now .".ill subordinate Odd
Follows' lodges In California, with a
membership of i:.nm.
The odd Feliews 01" Noni-town. Pa.,
will erect :i costly temple In that city.
odd Fellowship is booming iu Illi
nois, and M Is predicted the year will
be the most prosperous in the history
ef the order in the jurisdiction.
There are eighty ttvo eucumpmsflts
in Massachusetts,
Che grand lodge and grand encamp
ment of Indiana own properly In Iji
dtanapolla for which It has been offer
ed $.'ioo.oi .ii. The original cost was
only 10,000, liut additions came tojlT,
080 moio.
The Odd Fellows' Orphans' home iu
I.oekuort. N. t . now tire, n well eipiip
pod hospital, a gill of the I. O. o. F.
Pan-American eamisBtfe, which at the
close of the exposlllon in AfUfhlo, hav
big a surplus on band, resolved to do
nate the money to the homo.
ORDER OF THE IROQUOIS.
Suiirrmi- lre'.IUMi( Stl 0- Socl'(.
SlotSa ami (iiHitlp..- .''..
The supreme president of the Order
of the Iroquois, Dr. KrnesK W'en'do,. Is
one of the best known pbysiel'iins of
Buffalo and a pr.n.iiucn't Hiein'lier,-,of:
many medical rssocla tioiis in the state
lie was born in PC!; and after gr.ad'
. swnsn wasna,
Hilling from the Dalvojrsity of Penn
sylvania In ishi apleted bis atudlea
abroad, taking satotal courses in ths
Universities of Bert hi and Vienna.
Since lfW(i be has practiced Ids pro
fession in Buffalo and bus served as
health commissioner of the eity for
ten years. Dr. njCttdc Is giving the
order a splendid BdujiTUptrntJoo and
In spite of bis hianlfokl duties Is do
voting eonsldorabh- time to It.
The Order f the Iroquois Is only six
years old. but already lias n member
ship of 273,0011,
Since the Anal Incorporation of the
order it has Wmi admitted by the M
snrance departments of I'ennsylvanis,
Ohio, Keetncky, Mtahlgan, California,
Oregon, Connecticut, Rhode Island,
New Jersey, VA'est Virgteta, Alabama
and 1 list 1 Set of Columbia, and work is
opening In other healthy states of the
Onion.
oiih- the best risks are admitted to
DtefnoVrshlp. No men engaged in asl
srdous occupations m-o accepted, and
no lodges will be formed III BRg 1111
healthy sections of this country.
The foetal and frateiiul features of
the order are marked eh.inicteristlos.
and the quality of Ha membership is
of the highest degree.
Recent reports sl ow the order is
growing r.'i'idly and Is oM-eptioually
strong and prosperous.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
IISSSS of lOtsresl I onrrrnlim thr
l'r.:lr-riiM-.
The Women of Wooderaft now tavs
a naenibershlp of 11,023 from eir
efas, 'I'bey have Insurnneo iu force of
$40,001400,
The nppBesSfloti of Governor Pardee
of California haf been sent In to S"t
1 rsnrtscs tent
The Woodmen of Missouri have or
giinwed a proteine m-sm atlon. fur
uisldiig health and hccIiIi nt lin'ir.-.n'-".
The tinlferin rank Is cettiuz OB 0,1110
boom In California and growing i t
'i rapid rate.
FJtATWNAl 1
Wi
Fraternal aoclettes will each have a
special day at the St. Loo hi exposition.
.Mid th" committee appointed ly gas
national fraternal congress has sr
raagSSl fOt the world's fi.fTiWnnl con
cress to be Ik-M In September, at
wl-Pb time the leadiust fra torn a lists of
th" worhl w ill be presssat
Tile Ku'bjs cud Ladies of IIon-r
I. - p ild t-tUsjO,ota) in tienefita
M.ik.- ih" lltUaMtUc work of tb- so
ciety as lmpres.vi it ( ,in fve raa-lo
ly diwnlBeil end Intelligent traasl.i
ttea.
I. ,eh FneritHT own soni"t!i'iu to the
onler Nkies the psyuicnt-of bia aa
sessffient atd dins.
Liqu9t'
Osc of
hobbits ii
cxeralsii g
1 1 " in ii
coltectk ;i
th.
Pi
n.ient
'"ination ovaf
' v. If Is tha
fit all kinds
of empty
ration of
' cabinets,
which l h
Hquetir b
Tl
ntc
.It ware, in
liqueur hrapdj if IF.llland Is stored,'
Is especially pretty and artistic.
Daily ciii'miclo.
An Alarm Clock
If you want to get
a 1 good all aaun hike
for 25c.
up early and
a little Karly
; t
hiscr or two at b -d time. These fa
inous Mule pills relax the nerves, give
; lot rest and (..'freshing slep. with
K neral ajovemant of the bowels
abottl breakfast time. H. W. I'ohvell,
Houston, Tex., says "Early Risers
are the best pills made for constiuu
tioa, idek iioaiUtlio, biliousness, etc."
I !ol:l by Ae '.ger Drug Store.
Poct'3 Pet Goose.
Lord Byron at one time was deep
ly attached to a pet goose. He had.
bought the Mad to fatten up for his
X. ., Year's dinner. In the meantime
th' poi t and the bird became so mu
tually attached that he could not kill
it. Instead, lie bought another for his
dinner nnd hud the pet goose swung
in a cage under hia carriage when lie
traveled.
Don't suffer with constiuatir
ache, rheumatism or slom'
ItolHstor's Reeky
makes you well am.
!;."i cents, tea or tt
Schub & Sons.
German Mail F.
In anv large cltv o.
"Vllicah and Lou id-
peouu uenven card or stain,,,;; "p m.
j ir.g less than cents, will cans -d Ntw ('
, .'sage to bo shot by i tube anywhere In
ii ! olty. A messenger wi'l carry it
from the point of reception to the re
! '.ce.ly.er nnd will wait for an answer.
:- -kigo and answer In Ik-rlin ti'.ke I
: abbut t.wo hours.
Acute Rheumatism.
'Deep , tearing w wrenching pains,
'ieeas'iiHieil' by petting; wet through;
wujse when ttl rest, or on first moving
th'evlipibs and iu cold or damp weatht
er, .is cured quickly by Ballard's Snow
DlhimenL Oscar Oleson, Gibson City,
UlUlOlS, wriles, Feb. Hi, 1!)0: "A
year ago I was troubled with a pain
in my back. It soon got so bad I
could not bend over. One bottle of
Ballard's Snow Liniment cured me."
Lific, 50e, $1.90. Sold by Schub Drug
.0.
Comctimes Fatal,
i haf rood vair much alsmt zo
what you call pnuunionia!" said tho
despairing frenchman who ha rscest-
ly became B citizen "but ect ec- fln
othair roii . eii for me not to under
stand 7" language I learn how to
pronounce ss word 'hoomonls,' ami
en I teim zo doftalres aosaetlsassi
pronounce it 'fatal ! By gar '
That Tirtd Feeling.
you are ktnuulid, depressed and
If
Incapable for work, it Indicates that
your liver Is out of order. Ilerhlno
will assist nat'ii" 10 throw off head
aches, rheumatism and ailments akin
lo nervousness and restore tho ener
gies and vitality of sound and perfect,
health.-' .1 J.; lubbard. Temple. Texafa
writes. March 22, IMS: "1 have used
llerbi'no for the part two years. It
ins done me-. more good than all tho
doctors. Whfa ffert bad and hava
that tired folding, I take a dose of
Herblne Cts the iest medlcins over
made for chills and fever." EOcts a
hot t lei .-Sold by Schuh Drag CO.
Kaiser Enbelllshes Memorial.
The (tern s emperor has drawn nn
orn.sra'efital aketoh, hhh Is descrtb
i sa a "memotdsl sheet," t-i be pre
nented, with the official aurounce
monr of diith. to the relatives of
those soldier! ef the Southwest Afrl
1 nn folor.y v. ho hsi ' fallen, or will
all, In battle nflaffcist the Herrcroa,
(lather the roses of health for your
cheeks,
While the narks an- shining with dew,
i b l out in the morning early and
bright
P) taking Kooky Moun:ain Tea at
night l'ul ti Sohtih At Sons.
W' c S3 Merchandise.
A Itusslaft peasant idvsstised In sa
Irkutsk journal that he wanted to sell
hi? wife snl tw ynbrfg plsts for twen-
t Mv- . s ie i it. It was SUp-
iM-. ' I to b a .telle, hnt wa. tound to
1 fact; nor did the wife seem to
enro much hat became of hfr as long
he get awai from Mm.
Cures Old Sores.
Westjion !nn l (Cans . May :., 1902.
Ha i- ! Baon Lthltttenl Co.: Your
Rnow I. iil'ie tit run 1 an old sore on
the side o toy din that v.aj, supposed
., i a , -oic-i- Tto sore at ah
Ixirn and would not yield t treatment
until I tried Snow Liniment, which
did the W"'k In short order. My aj
ti r. Mrs Bophia J C u. "n. Allensvllle,
pftln ". Pa., has a s.re and aats
! i thsi i' i. a cancer ptea send
h. r a '. bottle, Sold bv Shuh Drug
Co.
Models cf Sobriety.
Throughout the townshirs of Meat
Ii jr. Mltton. Heathorn Coldcostaa,
Twlsto and W- ret m Eaglassf, all in
the vicinity of Cllt roe, not a single
Ijidtviiinal r "cn convicted at
-nee for n yes-.-.
Irrcortant Cbange.
Illinois feetra! rr'itr.Tad. effective
Sunday, ThebcwOBve branch trains
Will ai ii,.. at Cairo.'. 10 p. "as. and
depart st C:l p. m. No other
clianjeiv
ip,
U.,Ml.llil
ricuf .e,u.
.uphls lit StlS