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The Diamond Drill
TII03. CONL1JJ, Editor.
CRYSTAL FALLS. j MICHIGAN
All the News of the fast Seven
Days Condensed.
HOME AND FOREIGN ITEMS
Jfews of t!: Industrial FIcM, Personal
anJ Political ItniH, Jlapponliuj-i
at Home and Abroad.
Tin: NTAYS FliOlI ALL THE WOULD
CONGRESSIONAL.
Proceeding of I"lrt Heanlar Seaalon
The Fifty-fifth congress c.nvr.el on the
Clh In WaoMr.tfion. VI e I'rcsUlent lful.art
cnllcvl the se nato to order at noon ami 77
urn a tor a r sr-on-le l to th-!r name a. The
I-res! lent'a message? rad, after l;Uh
an adjournment was taken for tie- ilay
Bj.eaker lt'-t-l called the house to tr !r, 5M
rnem!r 1elnK" j-reaent. After list-iiln to
th message of the r-reaMent I '.it v re In
troductd to el.-fine trusts; lo relu c- tho
trvsMent from the almoin :mTit of thirol
claia i-cdtmafitf ra; to fcrar.t m r l e je-n
auor.s to hor.ora! ly ii. narre -1 of.li era ami
nllatel nvn !n the 1'rltni States army or
r.avy during the ret-cMion; to eataMlsh a
uniform ryuW-m of Lankmptcy ; to s?at)
llsh a postal savings t ar k stern; to a-1-
mlt New Mexico to a!at hotel; to rnociify
th civil service act by having It apply
only to department eb-rks In 'ahlr.gtrn
an-1 thoao in puMlo dikes throughout the
country whose salaries are from fwo to
H,foO per annum, letter carriers and rail
way mall 1 rkn, ard to prohibit the further
coinage? of any silver dollar unbes It con
tain imftV lent standard silver to make It
intrlnik ally worth par In &cM.
In the s natc on the 7th 1"S Mils were In
tro lure -I. many of w hlch vv re private pe r.
slon mcai:rc, and' or.n In favor of postal
savings l ank s. . . .In tli? house there was a
lively skrrnlh over the qu .tt.n of et!s
trtlxitlng the pre Meat's miKeaiv to ti e
varlouM eon.nuttces clothed with Jurisdic
tion cv r the Mil J.-c t- dialt wl:h. Mr.
firnsvenor ?p',k ajralrat tho jtim n civil
ncrvk c law.
DOMESTIC. .
There were .'iOC business failures In
the United States in the seven days
endcel on tin Hel, ngninst 2r.fi the week
previous nnd JJ7 In tho corresponding
pcrloel of lSOfi.
A s hnrpcarthriuake shock occurred nt
Galena, 111., and houses shook v lolently.
Fire destroyed the ojl "Prick" Pomes-roy
block nnd the McMillan Opera
House Mock nt La Crosse, Wis., the loss
being $ 200,000.
In his annual report the commis
sioner of internal revenue estimates
that the receipt from nil sources for
tlie current fiscal year will nggrc gate
$153-00.000, an increase over ISS'ofJV
00.000. During the year 2.211 illicit
t ilia were dcatroyed nnd 2J peraons
were nrrcRted.
The ninth annual convention of the
National Ilvc Stock exchange licn at
Fioux City, la.
Tlie clerk of the house of rejiresentr-.-tlves
haa received notices of 20 contest
to he made in t he next house.
A new counterfeit fire-dollar silver
certificate of the aerie of 1 hQ 1 with n
portrait of Grant i announced by tlie
treasury secret aervice.
The worst anowitorm In years ex
tended over Nebraska, Kansas, Mis
rouri nnd Iowa.
Martin Thorn, convicted In New
York of the murder of William Gulden
tsuppe, has been sentenced to be electro
cuted in the week beginning January
10 next.
, The Tennessee medlcnl coilepe was
destroyed by fire nt Knoxville.
William Kern linn confessed nt Cedar
Fall, la., to tlie killing of Ids father,
nnd claiming" ns nn neconipilee his
Kweetlieart, Delilah Fnlca.
Cnra on nn ele-ctrlc rnllwny In th
nhurb of Detroit, Mich., collided nnd
three men were killed nnd 17 other per-
ons were injured, some fn tally.
Thlrty-alx men atnrted in a six tiny a
bicycle race nt Madison Square garden
In .New York.
The annual report of Jnmea II.
I'ekelt, comptroller of the currency,
favors amending the not e-issning law,
a:iya there nre .T.C17 nntlonnl banks in
operation with n capital of $r..Ti),2.T0.
2'J5, nnd there wns paid to ereditora of
Insolvent banks during the year $11.
In ditidrnds.
President Mt Kinley left Canton, ()..
for Wnihington, to le jresent nt the
opening of congrea. Tliere was but
alight change In the condition of hia
mother, nnd she waa aaid to be alowl
aleeping her life nway.
Fire originating in the merchandise
store of Trice & Gillette at Tulsa, Ind.
T., destroyed over $100,000 worth of
property.
It wna nfTieinlly announced that Gor.
Griggs, of New Jersey, hnd accepted the
office of attorney-genernl of the United
States.
At an election in the Chickasaw nn
tlon hi Oklahoma the ratification of the
Dawes-Choctaw treaty waa overwhelm
ingly defeated.
The Kent Stanley company, manu
facturing jewelers in Providence, 11. I.,
failed for Sl.Wi.ooo.
At the session in Austin, Tex., of the
National Prison naaoclntlon the coni
inittee on criminal law reported that
the Increase of crime throughout the
country wn frightful.
Tie Montgomery county (N V.)
!oard of supervisors discovered a short
age cf $.10,000 in the accounts of Wil
liam ("lark, the county treusurer.
In the six day' billiard tournament
In New York Slosson waa the winner,
defeating Ives in the last game by only
two points.
Prank Novak was sentenced at Vin
ton, In., to life imprisonment in the
penitentiary- nt Annmosa for the mur
der of Kdwnrd Murray.
Secretary Iong nddresred a letter to
Mis Christine Prndy nsklrg her to
fhrliien the battle fhln Kentucky.
A WEEK'S RECORD
The United States senate will en
force the rules prohibiting the tale of
liquor In the Kenate wing of the capi
tol. Mrs, Annie Fitzsimmons and Fdwin
W. Quinby nnd hia wife were fatally
poisoned by drinking wood alcohol nt
Kxeter. N. V
The report of the consolidation of
the v Ire industry throughout the coun
try has been confirmed.
Secretary Gage transmitted to con
gress the estimates of appropriation
required for the aervlee of the fiscal
year ending June 20, lSOfJ. The total
amount called for ia $ 1G2.C47.8S5.
The Olympic theater in NewOrlenna
waa burned, the lo being $lf 0-0.
,To..-p!i llolechek, a farmer near Hum
boldt, Neb., quarreled with his wife
and killtd her.
Charles Denne-Her, a gardener nt Kan
sas City, Mo., shot hia wife while drunk
and then shot himself.
President McKinley left Washington
to return to the bedside of hia mother
nt Canton, ().
The Lake hotel in Milwaukee waa de
stroyed by fire and Charlea Paterson
was burned to death.
The C' Vfhind,' Pcren fc F.'gln and
the Klyria A- Oberl'n railroad in Ohio
have consolidate d.
The Mb! supply of grain in the
United States on the 0th vwi; Wheat,
.'5 J.'v'.o.tMM) bushels; corn, T:'.t."0,'.0o bush
els; oat, 15, -Pi7,000 bushels; rj e, .1,55.1,-
) bushel; barley, 4,0..i.Hi4) bushels.
The fire losses in the United States
nnd Canada during the 11 months end
ed November P.o amounted to $'.!Vj01.
0 io, against $104,2'.3,500 in the same
time in li0.
The Fair Shoe nnLClothingc-oinpany.
one of the Inrge-st department stores
In St. Iuis, failed for $!5o.mh.
Secretary Alger made public the
reprimand) administered to ("apt. It
erlng by se-nter.ee of e(.irt-iiartial for
brutality to Private Hammond at Fort
Sheridan, 111.
A special session of the legislature
of Illinois began in Springfield.
The annual report of the secretary of
the treasury shows that the total re
ceipts for the year ended June .10, 1SQ7,
were ? .17.107, and the expenditures
$ 1 4 s. 4 '!'., 02-, leaving a deficit of $1.
052,451. Secretary Gage recommends
the establishment of n treasury division
ot issue and redemption to protect ra
tional credit ; that places of 2,ooo inhab
itants be permitted to maintain na
tional biiiks with n minimum capital
ff $25,0(..o; that the tav rate on circula
tion be reduced to one-half tit one per
cent, nnd that the government guaran
tee all national bank notes and tax tin
secured circulation two per cent, per
annum.
Herman P. S hult, w ho murdered h's
wife on September 21. l-'n'., was hanged
in the county jail at Mi'.ford. Pa.
The little town cf Stew arh il!e, Minn
was almost totally deM roved by fire.
A stale bar association has been
formed at Sioux Falls, S. I)., with Ilart
lett Tripp as president.
Charles Purges was electrocuted nt
Auburn. N. Y.. for the murder tf Henry
V. Whitlock ut Sterling in August, IS'.)."..
The valtn? of the gold deposited at
the? mints nnd f.s-ay e-llice s during the
fiscal year 1'.)7 was $12'.t,105.500.5.1.
The Anierie-nn T.,-rpedo company's
nit ro-glv ceriri magazine at. Howling
Greet!, O., xploeleel, nnd Dan I.cnn was
blow n tet atoms.
Gov. Atkinson, of Georgia, vetoed th?
anti-football bill.
Ju'I'tc Horace H. Huck, noeiate jus
tice of the supreme court eif Montana,
shot himself ut Helena. Ill hi a!lh was
the cauc.
"Peace S'lndaj," will be observed
throughout the world on the P'th ins:,
and ministers nre reepiesteil to preach
m peace and arbitration.
A company lias len organized In
Chicago to maintain a permanent ex
hibition of the products of the western
and nerthw stern Mates and terri
tories. Adam Ube r, who killed Hans Anelcr
son nt Gardncrv ii!e, Nev., was taken
from jail by a mob and hanged.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
Louis Kossuth Church, ex-governor
of North Dakota, died at Juneau. Alas
ka, of pneumonia.
At Ifichinond, Vn., the demr-cr.i tic
legislative cnucus nominated Hon. .J (din
Daniel) to nieceed himself in tlie
United St ite s senate.
Mie h nicy Fmbry Anderson, 10S year
of nge. elied at the home of her daugh
ter, Mnry P.erkley, In Jeffersonv ille, Ind.
Adolph Ne'imlorff, celcbi atel in Ku
rope n Au.erii n ns n comjx'ser nt:d
musical elinctor, elied smhletily in New
York, aged 54 a car.
William P.lake, the first white settler
in Pomona eout.ly, Cal., Is elead.
llx-Congressman James S. Cothernn,
of Abbeyville. S. C. e!,cl In New York.
Seventeen eif the .12 cities of M.is,i
chusetts held their municipal elections
nnd in the majority of cafes the re
publican were successful.
FOREIGN.
The French bark Ponne Josephine,
from Hordenux to Granville, wna sunk
in i. collision and nine of her crew were
lost.
The German naval department sent
Instruction to Kiel te ilisp.-.tch ?:i0
artillerymen with fie-ld gun and 1ihi
marine te China.
Arnericnn in Hnva? n nskeel Gen. Lee
for warship to protect their families.
Consul O'Hara has fent to th. state
!ejartme!it n copy of the law' of Nica
ragua absolutely nhlbitlng thi Im
migratlon of Chinese.
The revirt that 1lo l!n-s-!.in govern
ment is buy ing large qu.int itics of nrtny
supplies in the Unijed Slates has beep
rifled.
The Italian cabinet resigned and Mar
quis eli Pndinl. the prrsent prime min
ister, will form a new me. fnm which
he will exclude nil rntiserv.it It ei.
Fnrrniou damage was elone by a
storm which swept over Italy. Seven
teen vessels were wrecked in the bay of
Naples and their crews were lost.
At Jarucco. Cuba, U0 houses were
destroyed by fire and hundrrds of fami
lies, were homtlcjs and dcititubr.
The definite treaty of pence between
Turkey and Greece has been signed.
Advices from the orient say that a
tidal wave at Port Isabella destroyed
many houses and killed cvr 2.0C0 per
sons. The I't lgian government has dcchl J
that Americans residing in that coun
try w ill hereafter le exempt from serv
ice In the civsl guard.
The (Jertnan government gave Haytl
eij'ht hour in which to grant the de
mands of Germiny for an indemnity to
Hcrr Lueders.
(Jennaa soldiers took possession cf
the city of Kiao-Chau, China.
A French expedition under Maj. Mar
chand while on its way to the Nile was
massacred near Dahrelghnza.
The trouble between Germany and
Haytl is reported as settled.
In a fight in London for the bantam
weight championship of the wcrhl
Jimmy Parry, of Chicago, struck Wal
ter (.'root, of Newcastle, Kngland, a
blow that caused his death.
The Cuban insurgents captured the
town of Guir-a and in the- battle 800
Spanish soldiers were killed.
LATER.
Senator Allen (Neb.) introduced a
resolution in the United States senate
on the sth for the recognition of Cuba
and made a speeeh in its fave-r. The
fore ign re lations committee rejn rte-1
favorably a bill to stop pelagic se aling.
Se nator Gallinger (N.H.) introeluced a
bill prohibiting the grant. ng of pen
sions to widow.- of soldiers whose mar
riage oeeurieil-siili-eejtient to the pas
sage ;f the bill under vv hie h she make s
claim. In the Ionise Mr. Stone (Pa.)
re porteel the pension appropriation bill.
The committees on election nnd on
banking and currency were given leave
to sit during the sessions of the Im.u.m1.
An alleged see-ret re port to President
Me-Kinley says ouo.Ooo persons have elied
in Culm since January 1, 1vj7.
Tin- firm of Horton, Gilniore, McWil
liams A: Co., erne ef the largest whole
sale hardware houses in Chicago, failed
for $210,1-00.
President MeKinley's mcsvige to
congress is prai.-ed by Premier Sagasta,
of Spain.
A gold trust has been ire-orporate-d at
Jersey City. N. J., under the name of the
Menlo Trading company.
'I ll board of education de id( il to
(lose the- schools in Minneapolis be
cause eif lack of money.
Kline r W. Pom, editor e,f the Preston
( la.) Time r, killed him.-elf. Illne ss w as
t he ei Use.
Pohhers e-ntered the pot (jfilee' nt
iouisvillc, 111., and stole $ o I in stamps
und money.
Dr. P.. P. Reynolds, one eif Chicago's
eddest and best-k rovvn physicians, died
at tlie- age- ef ('5 years.
1'rance and Kngland will have- no
trouble over the upper Nile country,
1'rance having agreed to accept the
it tint ion.
The- mother of President McKinley
was still living, but was constantly
growing w eaker.
A lire at Port Towmend, Wndi.. de
stroyed the full data of all the shipping
eif Pii"t-t sounel and Pritish Columbia
waters since the j ear Im;?,.
Actual starvation mut have come to
Dawson, for ll.Ooo men vve-re coming
out ever the trail;; from the Klondike-.
Mynatt Leacli was hanged nt Clin
ton, Term., for the murder ff J. D.
Heck on Fe bruary 15 last.
In a report to the department of
state Se r-rt tary Gage .as that the
United States has stopped 2s filibuster
ing expeditions to Cuba, and he also
say s that if Spain hnd elone half ns well
not a cartrielge would have leached
the island.
MINOR NEWS ITEMS.
At Tnngent. Ore., a steam plow hns
been deieel which the inventor think
will plow 15 acres a day.
The golden jubilee of t he discovery of
gold in California will be elaborately
celebrated nt San Francisco.
Richanl Iledelick (colon d), claimed
to have been born In 1777. ha applied
for charity to the Pittsburgh (Pa.) au
thorities.
There are 14 different parties in th
Austrian reichsrnth, the largest of
w hich has CO votes, while 213 constitute
a majority.
One of the entrances to the state cap
Itol at Albany, N. Y., which has been
24 years in course of erection, ha just
been openeel to the public.
Wilbur L. Anderson, of Lynn, Mass.,
lender of the Holiness band, has set
May .1, 1'JUl. ns the day for the resur
rection of the dead nnl the translation
of the saints.
Preisperou times nmong the west
ern farmers nre inelieated by the fact
that this fall .loo farmers' sons are en
rolled, among the students in the Kan
sas state university.
Her. Dr. Pussell T. Hal!, of Green
wich, Conn., has resigned the pastorate)
of the SeeeMid ( ongregntionnl church
there because he couldn't stop golf
playing on Sumlay.
A large hall, nnmeel nfter Paul Peverj,
hns been dedicatee! In Poston by the
Charitable Mechanics' association. Re
vere wn the founder and first president
of the nsocintion.
Under n new rule of the post office
department every letter carrier will
have to give beinel for $1,000 after Janu
ary 1. secured by a recigt.lee! surety
or indemnity company.
President McKinley has nccepted tlie
invitation extended by President Hash
ford, of Ohio Wesley.in university, at
Delaware, ()., nnel w ill be the orator of
Wesleynn'a commencement exercise
next June.
A movement I on foot in Ft. Louis
to secure a medal of hone r from con
gress for Mrs. Dellna Robert, who
saveil 22 wounded seddiers during tho
war by carrying them, one at a time,
to a boat, through n shower of bullet.
Mis Rny ha given $10,000 townrd
stnrtlng a negro colony in Alabama. It
I located nenr Decatur and a pro
visional government has been estab
lished over It. Her idea is to test the
ability of the negro for local self-iroT-
ernme nt.
CONGRESS IN SESSION.
The ntlonnl I.estslntare Get liovrm
to Ilaalnea.
Washinglon, D-ec. 7. The hall of
representatives presented nn animated
appearance long Wfore the hour of
noon arrived. Th? s-urrounding cor
ridors were filled with jostling, moving
crowds ar.d before 11 o'clock the en
circling galleries whkOi overlooked the
floor were black with people. The
Ccral tribute for the memlKTs were
numerous, and, in ome instances, im
posing. As the Lands of the clock pointed to
12 tSpeaker Keed, attired in a black cut
away coat and wearing a red tie,
pushed through the green baize doors
fiom the 1 ol by aud aseer.deel the ros
trum. Ju tlie deep silence which followed
the calling of the assemblage to or
der the prayer of the eminent divine,
Charles A. Perry, of Wt averhampton,
Kngland, who delivered the invocation,
Uj solemn and impressive.
The speaker then immediately direct
ed the clerk to cal! the roll, and this con
sumed half j u hour.
The roll call thewed the presence of
"01 im-mbers. There were five vacan
cies freon death or resignation during
the recess, and the credentials of the
members-elect were read by the direc
tion of the speaker, w ho then adminis
tered the? oath of office to them. T.hey
were: F. M. Griffith (dem.), successor
to the late Judge Holrnan in the- Fourth
Indiana district; II. S. P.ou telle (rep.),
t f Chicago, who succeeded Kdward D.
Cooke, deceased; J.imcs Norton (dem.),
of the Seventh South Carolina district,
who succeeded John L. McLaurin, now
a senator; George.' P. Lawrence (rep.),
of the First Massacliufictts- ellrtrict,
who succeeded Ashley P. Wright, de
ceased, and J. N. Griggs (dem.), of th-e
Third New York district, who meet ed
td Francis U. Wil.-on, who resigned to
nccept the position of peftmaster n
P.rooklyn. The hitter's credentials hnd
not yet arrived, but the uth of ofiice
was administered toliim byumnimous
consent. On motioiu of Mr. Hopkiur.
(rep., HI.) the clerk wa.s directed to noti
fy the senate that the house was reaely
for business, and on motion of Mr. Ding
l.y, the lloor leader, a resolution was
ndopted for the appointment of a com
mittee of three to join the committee of
the senate to wait on the.' president and
inform him that emigre ss was ready
to receive any e-ommunication lie de
sired to make. The speaker n-lccted
Messrs. Dln-lcy (Me.), Grosvcnor (O.)
ai.el Ha i ley (Tex.) for this honor.
When the hoic reconvened at 1:10 p.
m. the e-ommittee npfdnted to wait on
the president came down the center
aisle and Mr. Din;;ley reported that the
committee had performed its misien.
Mr. Pruiien, who had followed the
crmmitl'C itito the hall, imme ellate ly
pre sented the message' to the president,
which, by the elirtetion of Speaker
Pe ed, was road at the clerk's elesk.
():i motion of Mr. Dingley tlse mes
f:ige was referred to the committee ef
the whole and onlcred printed. Mr.
Lawrence (rep., Mass.) then officially
i!i:mniici il the death of hls prcelcev.ssor,
tlie late Representative Wright, and
Mr. Allen (eUm., Miss.) the death of
Si-1 -i.it or George. Out ef n spe t to their
memories the house Tiien, nt 3:03 p. m.,
Mljourned until to-e!ay.
Washington, Dec. 7. Tlie senate
( hamlur -it the opening of the s-vsiou
was a veritable conservatory. The flor
al display was unusually rich und
beautiful ami the odor e.f flowers wa
heavy in the hall. Precisely nt 12
e'clov-k the gavel of Vice President Ho
bart fell and the senate was called to
onb r. The involution w as delivereel
ly Rev. W. II. Milburn, the bli rid chap
lain. Seventy-seven senators responded to
their nanus em the roll call. The ven
etable Senator Morrill, of Vermont, was
first riN-ogni.eel by the vice president.
He olTered a resolution, which was
passed in the usual form, that the sec
retary Inform the house that the senate
was in session and ready to proceed to
business.
Senator Allison (Ia.) presented a
resolution that n committee of two
senators be appointed to join a like
committee fiom the house to inform
the pres'nlcnt that congress was in
session and prepared to receive any
communication which lie might elcsJro
t' make to it. The resolution was
parsed niul the vice president named
Senators Allison nnd Gorman (Mil.) tin
the senate committee.
At 1 :30 the senate reconvened nnd the
committee consisting t Senators Al
lison and Gorman reported through the
former. The pre-sident's message wa
pre-sented by Mr. Pruden, the presi
dent's assistant secretary, nnd was at
IiTij laid before the senate and read.
Senator gave the closest attention to
the reading ef the message, a majority
of them following it from printed cop
ies with which they had been supplied.
The reading1 of the mis. age wu con
eludeel at 2:50. The document waa or
dered printed fer the use of the sen
ile. Senator Walthall (Mis..) was rccog.
nlzed and announced -the death of "his
rolli'igue, Hon. Jamen Z. George, of Mis
sissippi. Senator Walthall pre-entedthe
in ual resolution of condolence with the
family of the eleceased senator. The
resolution was ndopted, nnd ns a fur
ther mr.rk of re5pect the senate ael
journed. Milimr Mim ,ol lie Solel.
Washington, Dec. 7. - The senate
ce.mmittec on rules ha instructed the
pergeant-it-arms ef the se-nnte to en
force the rule ef the senate prohibit
ing the sale ef liquor In the senate
wing of tlie cnpitol. There was no
liquor on sale in the senate restaurant
during the elay.
I.lfe Scntemer for mI.
Cedar Papid, la., Dec. f..-Judpf
Purnhatn on Saturday denied the nie-
tlon for a new trial wade In behalf of
Frank Novak, and sentenced him to life
Imprisonment la the pcnlte.otj'Ary at
Acaraosa,
THE WORM TURNS.
f offerlnir Humanity Will Sot Always)
Tamely Submit to Affability.
The afTahle passenger had been searchinfr
for a victim for a lonj time.t He had made
exelamationa w hen reading his paper, in the
lof.es that it would attract tlie attention
of some one and give him the epportunity
to show hi power a a conversationalist, but
all hia little rises failed. The people who
sat near him seemed to be wholly centered
on themselves, but still he was not com
plctely discouraged. He looked about him,
and. seleeting one nan to whom he thought
he miht be able to impart mm h intereatins
information, he began operations by res
enrkinz: "Pard-m me, but you look very much like
a man 1 know.'"
The man who was nddresseJ looked over the
affable pasencr fcloomily, nnd, re'copnizim?
the typo, he replienl, in tones that would
cause the thermometer to sink, even in the
Klondike:
"Yes, that is possibly so; but at the same
time yon must excuse me, for you look ex
actly like a man I don't want to know."
Puck.
Try Graln-O! Try Graln-O!
Ask your grocer to-day to show you a
pnekapo of GKAIN-O, tlie new food drink
that takes the place of eollcc. The children
mnv drink it ithout injury a well nsthe
adult. All who try it like it. GKAIN-O
has that rich seal brow n of Mocha cr Java
but it is made from pure grains, and the
most delicate stomachs receive it without
distress. 1-4 the price "of coffee. 15c and
23 eta. per package. Sold Ly all grocers.
Hadn't Thought nt Tlmt.
"Some time ago," says nn insurance man,
"a man asked me to accompany him hemic,
r he had some things there to be in-ure-d.
Whe n uc hi lived at his home he showed
me lo0 l-oes of cigars, which he wanted in
eured. There w ere 100 cigars in eae h box,
making 10,oo in all, and were valued nt ten
cents ea'lt, so I insuicd the lot for 1,000.
A few ilavs ago the man came to ine and
asked for the m.-urance monev. 'You've had
no lire fit your house,' I re-plied. "No, but
I've smoked ti e-in,' said he, 'and aee-ordinu
to the? paper, I nm entitled to the money,
a it reads distinctly that if the good nre
conumed bv liii" money is paid en applica
tion.' A far n tc hni'-alit ies were cun-
ori.i-,1 ho wild nil il l f l,nf I Li,,uL,,l Uun
roid about a minute later bv saving, in rt
very stern manner: 'All rinht, air; you'll
ge t the money; but, nccording to your eovn
et-nfession, I will proeee-d at once to make'
a charge against you for incendiarixtu.'
'Well, I'll be hanged!' was all ho said, an. I
tlie room shook violently after he banged
ttitf door!" Philadelphia Pecord.
The I'urault i f llnpplneBa.
When the Declaration of Inde pende tice as
serted man's right to this, it enunciated an
niiiiioital truth. The bilious sutlerer is en
the road to happiness when he he-gins tei take
llostettcr'a Stomach Hitters, the most elli
cncious regulator ef the liver in existence,
llqually re li mt is it in chills nnd fev er, con
stipation, ely!pe-.-ia, rheumatism, kidney
trouble ami m rv e iisness. Use it regularly,
and not at odd interval.
A XVeIcoiiie Annouiirrment.
Actor Now the plot thickens.
Voice from the Audiem-e That's good;
it has bee u pretty thin so far. Tit -Pita.
CnriKlili'ir I.cnela tet Con sum it Ion.
Kemp's P.ilsim will stop the cough at
once. Go to your elrugist today and get a
samj-le bottle? free. Kuve bott!e-e, 50 cent
and Jfl 0). (Jo nt once; lel.iv are el.uik'e-rous.
When a popular society give s nn amateur
ente-rtainmi-nt the-re is one- thm sure you
mu- t take part or buy a ticket. Atchison
Globe.
tnr Toltncco.
Tf you care f,,r pleasure, health and econ
omy, chew Mar tobacco, the leading brand
tf the world.
The man with a swelled head doesn't usu
allv suller ns much ns those who are com
pelled to associate w ith him. Chicago News.
.McVleIer', ChlcitKee.
McVie l.e r's the-ater always plays tlie lead
ing ittt rm t ions. De-e. 0, for two weeka, the
Pot-tomans in "The Seu-nade."
It is be tter to say a little worse than you
me in thanto mean a little worse than you
say. N. Y. Inch it ndent.
To Cure n Colel in One Day
Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets. All
dnif'ir-ts refund money if it fails tocurc. 20c.
We ls-lii vp some congregations give their
pators a vacation so the y can go nnd he-ar
other preachers. Washington Democrat.
We think Pii's Cure for Consumption is
the e.nlv me-dieine for Coughs. Jennie
Piuckard, SpMiigliel.I,, 111., Oct. 1, isy.
The Grip may intensify ne hes, but
St. Jacobs Oil will alleviate.
Women have gri'.it ri-speet for a woman
who ha he r hair elone up by a profi sional
hair dresser. Atehihon Globe.
With cold Neuralgia increases. With Ft.
Jacobs Oil it decie .iM-s nnd id cured.
A truly great man is one who enn live in a
very small towir nnd re-fuse to be come small
in Lis opinions. Atchison Globe.
Cold? Stiff ns a jx.ker. Use St. Jacobs
Oil. Limber ns a w hiplash cured.
An oM tnin looks out f place in a brass
band. Washington I kmocrat.
If he was a cripple from rheumatism, he
Isn't now. St. Jaee.bs Oil cured him.
A NECKLACE OF PEARLS
Is a I 'cautlful possession. If a woman owns
one, nnd if a single pearl drop off tho string,
she make haste te llml uml restore it.
Good health is a more valuable possession
than a necklace of the most 1 nntlful pearls,
yeteme by ono the jewels of health sdipaway,
and w omen seem indifferent until it is almost
toe late, anl they cannot bo restored.
To dio K'fore? you are? really edd is to Buffer
premature' death, ami that is a rdn. It is a sin
because? it is tho result of repeated Tiolationa
of nature 'h laws.
Pain, lassitude ami weariness, inability to
Bleep, dreadful dream., starting violently from
deep, nn? all symptoms of nervo troubles.
You cannot havo nervo trouble and keep
your health. In nincty-ntno cases out of a
hundred the womb, the? ovaries and tho bladder
aro nffectceL They art not ital organs, hence
they giv out iVHiriost,
Mrs. Lvdiav K. Pinklinm'a Vegetable Com
pound, by buihling up tho nerves and restoring woman',
organism to its natural state, relieves all these? trouble.
some uterine
fey'
fs r For
Sanative Wash which will curs local troubles. Give thess
meiliolnes a trlaL
Write ik, Mrs. rinkham, Lynn, Mas,., if you ttro not qult'
Weak Stomach
Fcol8 Porfoctly Well Slnco Taking
Hood's Sarsaparllla.
"X bavo been troubled for over two
years with a weak stomach. I concluded
to take Hood's Sarsaparilla. After taking
a few bottles I felt perfectly well, and 1
cannot speak too highly of Hood'.
Mrs. !L II. WaionT, Akron, Ohio.
Mood
PSarsa-
o parilla
Is tne best la fact the One True Ulood Purifier.
Hood's Pills sro the favorite cathartic S3a
Ifh Go to your grocer to-day
1 and get a 15c. package of
i
k It takes the place of cof
vr fee at the cost.
Made from pure grains it
jf& is nourishing and hcalth-
A, 1 Innliit that foeir roc g I? et j on CTt A IN-O.
'yV Accept uo inoUlUin. rsr-
Look for the name
r?,nj ESTEY
f :.t.
on the front of an Organ.
That is the quickest way
to tell whether it is a
good organ or not.
Wriie f Ill-.itrtc.l Cuulneue with rrireri.
il....o.....,-.... 11. .,.1.1.,.,. v.
. w.fc-. . ..
vv llenite to Cnllfttrnln.
A striking confirmation of the truth of
the saying: "It is nn ill-wind that blows;
110 one good" is found in the new routing
of the "sunset Limited." Heretofore it has
started from New Orleans westward. This
season, on account of the prevail m e of yel
low fever in semie parts of the south, Chica
go haa been elceided upon as the terminus,
tlie route be-mg over Chicago it Alton,
Chicago to St. liouis; St. luis, Iron Moun
tain !t Southern, St. Imis to 'i'e-xarkana;
Texas Sl Pacific, Tcxarkana to 111 Paso;
Southern Pacific Company, 111 Paso to Cali
fornia elestination. 1 lie train runs twice
week, leaving Chicago 1:.") p. m. every
Tuesday nnd Saturday, and St. Iuiis 10:20
p. m. same el.ijs. l.astbound the aamej
trains leave San Francisco 5:J!0 p. m. Mon
el ays and Thursdays and Los Angeles 10:30
a. m. Tuesdays nnel Fridays.
"Sunset Limited" is a magnificent train,
completely vcstibuied and running through
solid, comprising a library and smoking car
for gentlemen with barbershop and bath
room; a combination laelies' parlor and
compartment car, with well stocked library,
nnd holies' maid in attendance; two of the
finest sh-e ping cars, and a dining ear, in
w hich pe rfe ct ine als are perfectly served.
The elining car se-i viee is a la carte pay for
w hat you order and prices are reasonable.
A trip neross the e-ontinent in this train
could not but be a de light nt any time, but
hiring the winter months there will be spe
cial satisfaction in the certainty of a semi
tropical climate, picturesque nnd novel
sie-ne-ry, fast time, and no now bhxkades.
And hct of all, no extra fare is e h irgi-d for
transportation on "Sunset Limited," only
the regular Pullman rates prevailing foe
sleeping car accomtnod itioiis.
Ilia IJtcuie,
Passenger (on n southern train) What do
you mean by calling "hot peanuts?" Theses
are -old.
Train boy Well, they were hot when W
started. Judge.
HOLIDAY i:LTU3IU.Vi.
Nun th nnd Knst.
0n Di'cember 7 and 21 the P.ig Four Houfe
and Chesapeake A, Ohio railway will sell
excursion tickets from all points northwest,
both one way and routnl trip, at greatly re
elue ed rates to points in Virginia, North and
South Carolina and other southern states.
Peiund trip tickets will be good twenty-one
days returning. Write for particulars and
pamphlct(elecriptive ef Virginia farm lands.
V. L. Truitt, Northwestern Passenger
Agent, 234 Claik St., Chicngo.
Persistency without principle is a mighty
revolving wheel to which is attached lieith
er belt nor shaft. N. V. Independent.
. . .
For Homeseeker's Kxcumon dates via the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Py. and infor
mation of their tourist sleeper arrangement,
address H A Cherrier, N. IW Agt., 31
Marquette Pldg., Chicngo.
Grain0
$ V
1
symptoms. In confirmation nf il,;. . t.-
iH-nnlssioti. refer to the following women, all of
whom speak from experience : Miss Cnu Va.X
Ilor.v, vm Sharswoesl St., Philadelphia, Pa,; Miss
GKA(K (ot.ix.nn, 431 Pastern Ave. Cincinnati. O.t
Mr,. Nrwri.i., 50 Kyerse.n St., Pr.xdelyn, N. Y.; Mnt.
Is Ait k i (nr.no, 22.) Chestnut St, Wobum, Mass.,
Mns. A. IL Cole. w i'.i.n . . '
others ".-uc, i., ftml man
six-cial symptoms Mrs. rink he. . t -
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