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OFTEN THE BEST PART OF LIFE
Help far Women Pausing Through
ChanRS of Life
Providence 1ms nlUittod us enrh nt
least wvnitv yi nis In liii-h to fulfill
our mission iii life, nrnl it Is genernlly
our own fault ii we die prematurely.
JMrj.MaryKoehne
Nervous exhaustion invitos disease.
This statement Is the positive truth.
When everything becomes a burden
Mid you cannot wnlli ti few hlnelcs with
out excessive fatigue, and you break
out into pei-npirnHon easily, nnd your
faee iluslies, und you prow e.Ti'ited and
stinky at the leut provocation, and
you cannot bear to be crossed in any
thing, you are in danger; your nerves
have given outi you need building up
at once I To build up wtminn's nerv
ous system and during the period of
change of life we know of no better
medicine than Lvditi E. Pinldinm's
Vegetuble Compound. Here is an
Illustration. Mrs. Mary L. Koehne. 371
Garfield Avenue, Chicnpo, 111., writes:
" I havnused 1rdin K. l'lnklmm's Vegetable
ConipiMiiid for vial's in my fniullv nnd it
never (limppoiiits : sn when I folt that 1 s
nearing'tlwchnngeof lilt-1 eoiiuneneed treat -'
ment with it. 1 took ill nil nboiit six luittle
and it did me a great deal of fitful. It
topped my ilizv st!-11s, ptiinr, in my luiek
and the headaches with which I had suffered
for months before taking the 'oiiitmiind. I
feel that if it had not Iwn fni this an nt ut
icine for women that 1 plioulci not have lieen
alive Uwlnv. It is spicmlid for women, old or
Joung, and will surely cure all female disor
orn ,. Mrs. Pinkhain, of Lynn, Mass., In
vites all sick and ailing women to writ)
her for ttiviee. Her great experience
U at their service, free of cost.
WHY GET SOAKED!
WHEN ,
BLCOPTtllOrV
WILL KEEPYOy PRY
IK THE
LOOK fOR ABOVE TOAW MAW MWUt OP IMITATION
CATtlOUUKS fRCt
SHOW'Nfl rilLI MM U, OARMEKTS AND HATS.
A. J. TOWER CO.. BOSTON WASH., II. ( A.
TOWCSCANAOIaWjCU ,1Tb., fONDNlO, CN.DA.
"From the cradle to the baby chair
HAVE YOU A BABY?
It to, ycu ought to have a
mm
"AM ID1AL 8CLF-INSTKUCT0K."
OUR PHOENIX Walking Chair
holds tho child securolv, pre
Tenting theso painful falls and
bumps which are sofreqaent V7hea
baby learns to vclk.
Cu fTCR TI!AH A HUR9E."
The chair is provided with a re
movable, Military cloth 3cat,-V7hich
sepports tho weight c the chiU
and prevents hovr-lcca Mtd spinel
trotibios ; it a'lso har a table attach
rr.ent which eaablea baby to find
amusement la its toys, etc, 'with
out Rtiy attention.
"A3 IndiDjsnsctlo as i cradle."
It is so constructed that it pro
Tents soiled clothes, Diciccss from
drafts and floor gores, and is
recommended by ihyciciaii3 and
eadorsc A by both rsc ther nnd baby.
Combinoa pleasaro and utility.
No baby should bo without one.
Call at your furaituxo dealsr
and isk to eeo cna. . ,
VASCTACTCEtD 0!TL ETT
PHCEHIX CMAIR CO.
8HEEOV0AN. WI3.
YiPidt"! tn Ulno lT. tn Mi-h.
8M1 lm. pfritcrn.
Xou cua Duub itiat rocortj In 13&
For 10c and litis notice
we mult yoa frw lota of farm yd
Mtur'ii tni our wjiirc. u-'U
trig aJ 1 ut-itit Ui : otit won tier tuul
JOHN A. fALJER
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PHOENIX
VALKIEIG CHAIR
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PJLt KaSIc2l Oafsl
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The Rhodes Scholarships.
Is It possible tlint the ntindee
siliolaruhlps may prove a failure for
want of applicants? When Mr.
Rhodes' plan was flrnt announced It
was supposed that tlirnngs of Rludenta
would comppte for the privilege of
four years nt Oxford, with $1,5110 an
nually for expenses, Hcports of the
recent examinations Indicate small
Inti rest In the matter. Only three
Illinois students presented theinsi lvea
In the examination held In the l'lun
Arts building nnd, so far ns heard
from, Ftmlrnts In other States are
not pressing eagerly lortlio scholar
ship prize. The Minnies students
from America, (icnnnii'y nnd South
Africa have been well received at
Oxford. American students In pnr
tl' iihir have been popular, so the dis
position to hold hack Is not for want
til' a cordial reception on tho other
side. (Mili-ago Chronicle.
IMTSnnrmrn'Mitly enrnil. No lit or nnrvnus
liexMiifier tint ilnv'ri use i,f lr. Kliiiu'ti f 1 rout
Nerve KiistorMr.f-Jtriiil bottleitnd treiitlso frurt
Dr. II. II Ki.isu, l,td.. m AmliHt., I'lillii., l'u.
KngJish women iiniviTHiilly roiidenm tho
Atiici-ican slifii-t-nltirt hiilnt.
Mntlifr flrmy'A Swptt INiwiIitw For I'tittilrrn
Suerewfiilly used by Mother !rnv, nurse in
the Children's Home in New York, (.'"re
l-'cvci-iphni-HS. Stnmncli, TcethiiiK li
orders, move nnd reKiilnte the JImves nnd
Destroy Worms. Oxer 30.(11)0, testiuinninls.
At nlldrueeists. 2.V. Sample mniled 1'HKE.
Address A lieu S. Olmsted, Le ltoy, N. Y.
The Kintr nf Portiiffnl is sn good n innrks
fnun Unit he has been ended n modern Tell.
Tn Care it Cnlil In Ona Ilmv
Tnli Lnmtive tironio Quinine Tablets. All
druirists reiund money if it fills tn cure.
E. V. Grove's signature is on boi. 23c.
M'lie King of Italy spends much, of his
time hunting.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothlic? Syrup forclilldreti
tetliin!.-,ortnn the uums, reduces Inllnminn.
tloii, nllaj-s pain, en re wind eolI,!i3c.iilM)ttl
An expert is a person who knows a lot
about thins inlerestiiiR t no one el.se.
)do not liollove 1'lso's Cure for Connimp
t Inn has uli- (i u I roreouglisiind colds. --.Iohh
F.lloriii.Trlnltv Sprlnv-s. lnd., Feb. 15, l'JU.t.
Some men arc cynics because they are un
able to make a living at anything else.
China's Coal Fields.
China's resources of coal nnd Iron
nre niuonR the lnrsest and most fa
vorably situated In the world. The
extent of the Kreat coal fields has
been put nt 4110,11(111 8(itare miles
twice the area of France, and more
than seventy times the iiKKreRBte. ex
tent of all the coal fields of Hrltaln.
Of the quality of the deposits much
has yet to he learned, but the distin
guished Oerninn geologist, Baron von
Itlchtofm, reported iniiny years hro
that both the anthracite nnd tho bi
tuminous varieties were equnl to the
best, produced in Europe. It Is ex
pected that very soon Chinese coal
will be delivered nt Kar KaRtern ports
at prices with which no other coal
can possibly compete, and that China,
In consequence of this development,
will become a larse exporter of iron.
Coining home from St. Louis Fair
a Lyon county (Kan.) woman occu
pied an upper berth nnd It Is related
that she startled the wholo car by
looldnf? widor the bed, from force of
habit.
SALT RHEUM ON HANDS
SuflVretl Ap;ou.T and Had tn Writr Knndagea
All the Ttir.e Another Cure by C'tttle lira,.
Another cure by Cuticura is told of by
Mrs. Caroline Cable, of Waupoca. Wis.,
in the following grateful letter: "My hus
band suffered agony with salt rheum on
his handa, and 1 had to keep them band
aged all the time. Wc tried everything we
could get, but nothing helped him until he
used Cuticura. One set of Cuticura Soap,
Ointment and Pills cured him entirely,
and his hands have been as smooth as pos
sible ever cince. I hope this letter will be
the means of helping other suttcrcra."
During a "war panie" played by
somo hoys at Tcheljavlnsk, In Sihera,
one of them who took the part of
Kurokl and was captured by the "Mus
rIi.ms" was actually hanged.
RESTORED TO HEALTH.
Pld yon ever realize the 'jierfeet happiness
whicli rumen ium irt'ln out Into the brluht
tuiiHlilne iiin a tieniiiiful mnruinif after re-
l-nvrriitK from a Ion flii-knesft!
l'u you nuw suffer from sny ll-amf
Do jon wish to lie eureill
Aroj oTl tliin an.1 pnler Are von subject to
CATARRH. AMTiMIAor 1I4A I' lff
Are you tun-ed tuemlnre pain or itiHlri'iis, or to
he awake lllj.-lits Are yo' lulijert tc,rldli,
Oonllitlin, KVSI'KI'A, 1(111:1.11 -TIJI.
IHVDACIli:, KID.NLV Ott
l.M I: IC tr,uble!
ltONT lie intnemMe anvlongr.
IXIN'T let ill liailh lientroy ynnr hsrrt
ni'SM. niake your life a burdeuancl hasten Its
Iceluij,-hol.v end.
liilN?T wasfe any more time, enercy and
money. DON'T endure that "Hope doierreil
wiiieli mukethtlie heart nii-k." trying to cure
yenrwlt with worthless patent noatruuis.
DtlN'T think you ean't lie cured liecause
you have not uoujrht relief In ttie rljrht plm-e.
Write to meat onee an'illenrn how yon ran
be clued, nut fur a day or a weei, but forever.
ill II'
ICiV FREE CONSULTATION
m ADVICE
,1, ,iB uwn ueToiea to tne studr or
ohronic diwnse. Xo overcome the ravages of
V II . - i I . . .
...."....,....,-,,,,,1110111. i nave riven years of
research ana to equip my perfectly appointed
lalioratory I have eioemh.,1 li.r,-
mcney.
IK lOII AB fi SI FI-EHING, are In
pain, distress or .iekness. if you are not sure
of tlin rr.nl nntunn ,.r ....... n i......
. . ... ,..iIlr,uiiii, ij me
reiueilies yon have taken do not ,-ive the relief
' eonsiut me
and 1 ran positively nnd wirely .uro you hy
J".jluacwverea by luywli, known only to
Write your name an'l address plainly onlhe
dotted lines In the t ree MMIi ul Advire Cou
pen, cut It out ami mail it to mo at enee
Il(. l!!ll(;il VII, 1i.w Kii-ertsnd liio
teriolou-iat. 1'. O. H.s sio, liustna, Jlans.
Atldrons.,
L. a
OaEGQaYjjsJSEEDS
1 1 n ve sn 1 1 !l e 1 1 c rjp Catal ogae free,
when otbca havi vi'-Cf J.i.M.iir.n m
failed. 4i-t' . Mutusus, Sim,
Ttie Value nf Advertising
'At! vortisltitr space In n newspaper,
r'R.vs the Helena (Mont.) Ilecord, Is I
cdininodity. It Is n thing nf value to
the man wlm uses It, nnd he bargains
for It ns lie would for anything else
of value. If he needs it nnd believes
It Is tviit-lh the price asked for II, he
buys. If lie docs net believe the bar
gain would be to his advantage he re
frains from buying.
It Is exactly r.s If the merchant were
Iiai".'ainlig fur any oliirr thing he
needs In M.? business. lie makes his
dialer- of More fixtures mid he selects
his stock I y the same rule.
.1 itst as In the case of the slnrle rnods
that llu'i his shelves an 1 1111 bis show
cases and are piled on Ids cimil-rs,
the .'idvctllHlng space In- conlriicls for
has n value, based upon iiaiillly nnd
finality.
The liiiur?. man buys advertising
space In t1"- newspaper ;-t n certain
pi-Ice per Inch, the price based upon
the circnlnliim of the newspaper and
the (pialily of Its subscription IM
quality having pnrllcu'ar reference to
Its availability for his pnrp is.'.
If It reaches the class nf people he
Specially desires to Interest III the kind
of goods he has to sell, and reaches the
people In the locality in w hich he spe
cially dc.-iren to t'o business, an 1 if It
reaches "novo pernors cf the l;l;ul he
Is looking for, In the rmii'i. unity he Is
Interested In. than another newspaper
docs, then It Is worth more to him. lie
pays accordingly.
liuslncss men do not advertise 'Just
to help the editor along," as they did
In the early days of the clarions of the
crossroads. The advertising expense
r.ccnmit Is n part of the well-regulated
business, and It Is gaged with u view
lo in.il.il--; a prolit out of 1U
s lle'nlnUretit Appetite,
1 think I'd like to slop the pigs the
nay 1 used to do, anil liiini: in wood
and hunt for eggs and bring the. cows
home, too; and grease the wagon nnd
lii tell up the horses every day, nnd
water all the cows and calves and give
the horses hay; nnd pinup wash water
and slay in mi' churn, and churn, mid
clmn:, while other boys down by the
creek were having fun to burn. I'd
like to salt the sheep, I would: I'd like
to mill: the cows; I'd like to man a
cross-cut saw and have a wild carouse,
wilh dad the other end of It to pull ir.e
Ihroitgh the log. I'd love to curry off
tho team and feed the cat aiul dog.
And when I'd got the chores all done
and had got through the rush. I'd love
to take a hush-hook and go out and cut
seine brush. I'd t'.o these things again.
I wxiild and never heave a sigh, for
long about this time o' year I'd get my
till f pie gooii homemade mince and
pumpkin pie, nnd hen's eggs newly
laid; salt rlsin' bread and bi-cuits like
the 1:1ml my toother made" and good
backbone nnd spnreribs, too, and corn
bread spread with grease these things
to have again would bring tny spirit
lasting peace. And so I'd like to sinp
the pit-R at.d feed the critters, too, and
churn, and churn, and churn, mid
churn just like I used to do. Houston
Cist.
A Wirtiril nt llio Orelinnt.
If rowar.l Is to be measured by serv
ice, then Luther r.nrliank, of Califor
nia, deserves move at the hands of his
fellows than any martial hero or cap
tain of Industry. Mr. Iluiliaiik Is a
"wizard of horticulture." He experi
mented vi-ith potatoes with the result
tint the potato industry has been revo
lutionized. He tnvned his atiention to
plums, and produced a finer flavored
nnd larger fruit than any yet grown in
America. Kouth Africa is dotted with
orchards of "lHubank plums." Now
he has perfected a prune so large that
it makes the average prune look like a
dried raspberry, and so sweet that it
needs no sugar v. hen prepared for the
table. lie has grown a 1 hornless rasp
berry, and now ho has n th:niloss cac
tus that bids fair to restore the desert
places mid make them habitable for
man and beast. I.nther Hnrhank has
added millions to the productive value
of orchards and vineyards, and has
done so without shedding of blued or
doins violence lo any man. The Cjiii
n: o,i it.
litmus Toiler l:evenls Snur Soil.
Tho Slato experiment st.v.inns are
doing a great work for the farmers.
T'ae following incident shows how sim
ple come of tbe tests are "when you
ki.ow Low." A station oflteial -was
goin:; over n farm with the owner
when Cioy came to a crawlishy piece of
Iai:d just back of the bain. The very
weeds looke-J yellow and unhcalthful.
"I am inclined to think," remarked
the -agriculturist, "that this hind is too
acid for productivity. We can deter
mine this In a moment."
TaUIr.r a blue piece of paper from
his pocket he siooped and dipped the
paper into seme of the soil water that
was standing In a cow tract. To the
owner's astonishment tho bli:e paper
changed to a red color as suon as It
was immersed.
"There." said the agriculturist, "we
have our proof. This is just a piece ot
litmus paper. For live cents you can
buy a similar piece nt any drug store.
Its change of color shows that the land
Is sour. Crops cannot thrive on simr
land r.ny move than children can thrive
on sour mil!;." Country Life in Amer
ica. llcr Strenttvus Hour.
An Irate woman made tilings warm
for some. men working for the Cincin
nati, Lnwreaceburg and Aurora Trac
tion Company Monday. Mrs. Ilrum
lage operates a hotel ct Stop No. fj.
The oliict-i-s of the road decided to
move the little platform from Mrs.
LYumlago's place to Maley. Thompson
& Molict's sawmill, about -00 fe?t
west. When the workmen appeared
the wouiau seized one of the picks and
chased the -.-ntlre gang uway. Voder
cover of niglit the station was re-Li-ived.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
COULDN'T LIFT TEN PUUN0S.
Dosn'a Kidney 1'llla Heoimlit Mrrnuth
nnd Health to the KitllVrer, sinking
Jllln Feel Tfrciity-VUe Ve; r Younger
J. 1-. Corton,
f ir:ni i- and lum
berman, of Dep.
pe, N. ('., says:
''I suffered for
years with my
back. II was so
bad Unit 1 could
;V not Willi: any dis
tance nor even
ride In env bun
gles. I dn not he.
lieve I could
. J. n. coin-OS. June raised ten
pounds of weight from the ground, the
pain was so severe. This was my con
dllion when 1 began using Moan's Kid
ney Tills. They quickly relieved me,
and now I am never troubled as I was.
My back Is strong and I can walk or
ride n long distance and feel Just 111
strong as I did twenly llre years ago.
I think so much of I loan's Kiduoy
I'llls that I have given a supply of the
remedy to some of my neighbors, and
they have also fount! good results. It
you can sift anything from this rumb
ling note that will be of any service t6
you, or to imy one suffering from kid
ney trouble you are at Ilherly to do so."
A TitlAL MUCH- Address Foster
Mllburn Co., I'.ulTalo, N. Y. For sale
by all deulers. Trice DO cents.
Origin of the Honeymoon.
The honeymoon used to last a
month. The accepted notion Is that
It must he spent away from home In
order that tho hnppy pair may get
thoroughly acquainted without beitis
victims of tho curiosity of relntlves
nnd friends. It Is so called from
the habit of tho ancient (iermnns of
drinking "hydroiuel," which Is a mix
ture of honey and water, for 30 days
after marriage. Ilydromol ferment
ed contains enough alcohol to mako
a man lnloxlented In short ordt-r, so
that the honeymoon really was a
royal old drunk. At t.Ha, the I Inn,
Indulged so freely at his wedding that
lie died. New York Tress.
Chanra For a, Jlafiirtnrr.
Pome day a great reformer, In whoso
aspirations sense Is duly blended with
enthusiasm, will make and win a great
light for pockets In -women's strer';
clothes. Why woman does not luiv
more nnd better pockets In her clotlu
Is one of the mysteries of civilization.
Harper's Weekly.
TJenrnass Cannot Be Cured
by local applications aa they cannot reach th
tliseaned portion of t lie ear. There Is only onu
whv to cure uhiiIiihhk, nnd Unit Is by consti
tutional remedies. JlealnesH Is caused liy it a
Intliunetl condition ot thn mucous lining o(
Him KiiHtiuihlaii Tube. Wlieatlils tube In In
flamed you have a rumliiliigaound orlmper
(ei't henrlnif, and whu It Is entirely closed
lieiifnefls Is the result, and unless thu Intlain
million can u taken out and this tube re
stored tn Its normal condition, hearing will
be destroyed forever. Nine oiynw out of tea
iireetiusedbyeiitiirrli,whliihlsnothlngbutii4
inltiiinml eoinlitlKii of the mucous surfimiM.
We will give, One Hundred Dollars fornny
ense of Deafness (caused by eatarrhjlliBt enii
not be en red by Hull's Catarrh (.'urn. Hemline
clrculnrsfree. V.J. Ciiksei Co., Toledo, U.
Hold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Cleveland's three electric suburban
lines carried K,riiHl,000 passengers In
1U02, ns against l.'IOJtll carried by the
competing steam roads.
llerllti's population by the new cen
sus lacks 713 of reaching a round 2,
000,000. Fifteen officers of the Oermnn army
are nt. present, studying Japanese In
the Berlin Seminary for Oriental
Languages.
Minimis nf Venetables.
Vhen the Editor rend 10,000 plnnts for
lGc, he could lianlly believe it, but upon
second reading finds thnt the John A.
r-nlzer Seed Co., La Crosse, Wis,, thnD
whom there are no more rclinblo and ex
tensive seed growers in tho world, mokes
this oiler which is made to get you to
te-t Saber's Wnrrnnted Vegetable Needs.
They will send you their big plant and
seed cntulng, together with enough seed
to grow
1.000 fine, solid Cabbages,
2.WKI rich, juicy Turnips,
2.000 blanching, nutty Celery,
2.000 rich, butlery Lettuce,
1.0(10 splendid Onions,
1.00(1 rnre; luscious I'ndislies,
1,000 gloriously brilliant Flowers,
AtX FOB HUT lfiO POSTAGE,
providing you will return this notice, and
if you will send them 'J0c in pontage, they
will ndd to the nliovc a p.-u-k.ige of fa
mous isoriiner t-aunnower. LA. u. ij.J
Acting Governor.
Lieutenant Governor Cunningham of
Alabama has been acting executive
for a year because of Governor Jelks'
111 health. When Governor Jelks was
Lieutenant Governor he acted as Gov
ernor because of bis predecessor's III
health and when the latter died filled
out his term.
A Guaranteed Cure For Piles.
Itching, Mind, Blcedinu or Trotnidin;
Piles. Druggists will retund money if 1'azo
Ointment fails to cure in G to 14 days. 50c
Rear-Admiral Kojestvcnsky is ftfty-sil
years of age.
Oyama's Wish.
The great Japanese field marshal,
JlarquU Oyama, once 6aid: "My
Idea of liappincss Is to dispose of
everything I possess that belongs to
the practice of arms and go far Into
the country with big boxes of books
to read for the rest of my days
books that tell of happiness and
progress, and not of the terrible deeds
of war. And I would gather about
me my best old friends and little
children. Then, In the sunny days
all would bo happiness.
AGENTS WANTED.
Tor the LITTLP WONDER SOrt
FOUNTAIN. Koiuty seller to Cin feet loners
jiuKorie, Kt'HiaurHnM, llrjg stores, Ueneral
biuiv, Eu atlilt'iVJi,
SPECIAL PRICE TO AGENTS $3 00.
LAST CALL, WttlTB AT ONCE,
SAYLtR CAREY MFC. CO.
740 Sturgis Av Sta. R, CINCINNATI, 0.
wmk
The "Mud Ta."
J40K. ltt'LY we can sny ngrlcul
v( J( ture Is the great monarch,
O I O and lis Interests should bo
tL )t fostered In every posslblo
TJOsT way.
If any tax upon this Important In
dustry can be lifted without an Impair
ment of governmental revenues It cer
tainly should be done, ami If contin
uous Hues of improved Interstate high
ways, as alleged, will reduce the "mud
tax" and the lost of transportation of
farm products from the farm to the
market one half or one-third, then
surely such Improved roads ought to
be given the agricultural Interest with
out argument or delay.
We have no fault to find wilh vast
appropriations for pensions, irrigation
schemes, waterways and railroads, but
It Is a crying shame that agriculture,
the monarch Industry, has scarcely
been noticed, and when It demands of
the National Government what the In
dividual cominiiiillles arc not able to
give continuous lines of Improved
highways lis reipiest should bo an
swered by large appropriations for
such continuous lines of Improved in
terstate roads.
This Nation claims to b-nd In every
thing, and I think It does, for we have
the biggest rivers, the biggest trusts
nod the poorest roads on earth.
Surely the National Government
should always do those things that
make for the National welfare, and
bow could the National welfare be bet
ter promoted than by the National aid
for continuous lines of Improved Inter
state highways?
I'.y such hlghwnys not only will trans
portation of farm products be greatly
facilitated, but such roads will make
for a better education, more soda! and
religious privileges, nnd In every wny
tend to elevate the character of our
rural population, on whom we, as a
Nation, so largely depend.
Ilnw absurd It seems when we are
lolil thnt the National Government can
spend $2oO,000,0(Kl to build fine canal
In I'atininn, nnd New York State an
other $!00,Kl(l,OiK) for canal purposes,
but that no money enn be appropriated
to aid the great Indus'ry agriculture
upon which the prosperity of the en
tire country and these special Interests
rests!
Were It not for the agricultural In
terests, canals, rivers, harbors nnd rail
roads would be practically useless, for
without the products of agriculture
there would be little or nothing for
them to transport.
Tbe National Government has ex
pended $1001(10,000 In improving
watonvnys.whilo In capital nnd Inter
est It has inded railways to the extent
of $i:iN,000,000, nnd In addition to en
courage railroad building, has given
Itm.OiK H,000 acres of the public land,
making a grnnd .total value given for
these objects of not less than $1,500,'
000,000, besides appropriating for Irrl
potion schemes that the desert may
blossom ns the rose.
All these appropriations were made
from the people's money. We find no
fault because such appropriations linve
been made, for we approve of them
nil, but we do find fault because the
common road, the most Important fac
tor among them rill, which makes for
National prosperity, has been utterly
neglected.
Now'nbldeth waterways, railways
nnd hlghwnys, but the greatest of
these Is hlghwnys.
Rome v.-ouliMie bright minds assume
to say thnt Congress has not tbe power
to authorize outlays for road improve
ment, because the Constitution does
rot allow such appropriations.
In answer to that statement all we
have to sny is that Congress nnd the
Constitution were creatod by the people
nnd for tin? people, nnd thnt both Con
gross and the Constitution are simply
Instruments to do the work and bidding
of the people.
All the money held or received by
tho National Government is the peo
ple's money, nnd do we not insist thnt
a man shall do what ,ie wills with Ids
own when free from Incumbrances?
Has the great sovereign people less
rights than the Individual?
History tells us that Moses sent sple?
to spy out the promised land, nnd be
cause the people listened to the advice
of timid and heartless leaders, they
were doomed to suffer the privations,
hardships nnd wanderings of the desert
for forty long years.
Cut ns the brave, farseeing Joshua
and Caleb affirmed that they were then
able to go forward nnd possess the
land promised to them and thelt
fathers, n land flowing with milk nnd
honey, so we affirm that our great
Government, with the granary of the
world In Its possession, and with
wealth of the ages In i;s grasp, is now
fully capable of inaugurating meas
ures and providing the necessary money
to aid the different communities in
such a manner that continuous lines
of improved Interstate highways may
be constructed nnd that it should be
done at once, thereby saving the pen
pie from longer remaining ill this wil
derness, this slough of despond, this
liquid morass, "of mud roads," with nil
their attendant evils, loss and discom
forts. We demand that forthwith our load
ers take us over this Jordan which
has been such a hard road to travel to
the land flowing with milk and honey,
a laud of benefits, the land of educa
tion, the land of social nnd religions
privileges, the promised land where
continuous lines of improved Inter
state highways exist. From a Speecli
ftuotel In the New York Tribuue.
THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME
Are Never Without I'oruna in the Home
For Catarrhal Diseases.
KRnnd mi
jiaQArraiisoi!
Independence,
11 o.
Remarkable C.ir?s
Effected
By Pa-ru-na.
Under date of January in, 1M17, Dr.
liurtiiiitn received the following letter:
"My wife Iihh been n sufferer from a
complication ot discuses for the past twen
tvlive years. Her ease Iiiih liiillletl the
Hkill of some of the most noted nlivsiciiiiiH
One of her worst troubles wan chronic
constipation of several years standing.
She was also iiassitig llirouch that iuot
critical period in the life of a woman
clianife of life.
"In Jane, ISO.';, T wrote to you about
her case. oil advised a course of I eriina
and .Mitnalin, which we at once com
menced, and have to say it completely
cured her.
"Alinnt the same time I wrote ynu
about tny own case of catarrh, which
had been of twenty-five years' standing.
At tinfes I was nlmost past going.
commenced in n I'rrimn nrrnrO
fiifi In your Inut rncl limn and nm
tlnut'il Hh iisn for nliou' yi'tir, tmil
it. ha cnmpletrl 1 curril trie. "
it. Atklimon.
In a letter tinted January 1, WOO, Mr.
Conviction Follows Trial
AALion limy In Ct InnRB c.nffpA nr
to have in his bin, hOW do you kflOW What VOU ZTZ
getting ? Koine quoer rIot'icm about coffoo that is Bold in bulk,
could bo told, if tbe people -who handle it (grocers), cared to
speak out.
Could any amount of mere
housekeepers to uko
Lion
ho laarlitr nf nil nnrknne coffees for over a anartor
of a conttiry, if they had not found
Purlly, Strength, f lavor ana unuormiiy t
tki. ..!.. . of LION COFFEE
csin be due only lo Inherent merit. There ,
no silrjnoer prool ol merit than eon.
tinned and Increasing popularity.
II the verdict ol MILLIONS OF
HOUSEKEEPERS does not convince
you ol tbe merits ot LION COFFEE,
It costs you but a trifle to buy a
package. It Is the easiest way to
convince yourself, and to make
yon a PERMANENT PURCHASER.
LIOH COPFRB Is snldonlyln 1 lb. sealed jiae ksg-s,
and reaches yoa as pure and clean aa when it left our
Una-head on every parks?.
Bare these Ll'-n-neads tor valnahle preminms.
EVERYWHERE
WOOL80N SPICE CO., Toledo,
W. L. DOUGLAS
UNION
MADE.
$3.0 & $3.22 SHOES
W. T. Tn tiffin fta.BO ihnfi nr lh crnirt rttr In h
wnrlri hrrniiattf Ihflr firrllriil mi yl. cnay filling nnd ttliw
rlr wriirlna mmllltc. 'I'hey ir Juat ti it th thnt
coit from W.t.OO t.lf7.0O. Thf only III rnc Is fh prtce.
W. I. OtHiglf ftlt.AO he nut mnr t mukc, hold th-lr
ihnpe hcllr, ivriir longer, nnd lire of urcntiT vittue I hnti nny
other :.. lO hoe on the mnrkfl lo-flny. W'.li. IIoiikIh Rimr
nnirn their vlue by Mumping ht tin me nnd price on the
bottom oreneh hoe. Look fur It. Tube nlt It ute. W.I,.
fu;cliiM.0 hri nre antfl throne h hi own ret it II tore In
the irlneltil elf !, nnd by hoe deulfr every w here. Sn mut
ter where you Uve.iV.I... Ikon n ln hie .ir within your reach.
BETTER Tit AS OTHER MAKES AT AS Y PRICE.
Er thrtait thre wars fhftr trnrn 1'. I,. luQa W rW nrft nuntit nut
fivlv 't "'. hut htffrr thnn uttijHuf thtt I rer hud. rwirrt'-.l tf prtee."
Clin. L, farri, At. Ouhtrr Th ('upitat S-ittfnnt Hank, in-tvinup !t, lnd.
Boys wear W. L. Douglas $2.50 and $2.00 shoes because they fit
better, hold theii shape, and wear lontrer than other makoe.
W.LDOUGLAS $4.00 SH0S CANNOT BE EQUALLED AT ANY PRICE.
H'. L. hntia'n us i'nrt-nn Oihthn tn Am J.I V) hon. i'nroni
Colt It cunvlrrt to I the fin fit pat'nt l"tthrr prwl'tfti.
FiWTI OMIC IVII.FIMUII.I, .MOT WE A 3t ItK AIT
W. Ij. r)o:ij(!iiii hJin lite lataeitt nhn mail nr-1r hnin''" in the world.
Xo troultk to iM II! tv ni.nl. 2.".'. eilr prfii:v rt--lrry. If you n'ra
further Information, irr'c r ltlntrntd Catww " Spring .Styl',
W.L.DOUCLAS, BROCKTON, MASSACHUSETTS
EST FOR
SN CANDY
yAjT jl . CATKABTI3
GUARANTEED CURE for U bowel troubles, apriendicitis, biliousness, bad breath. L-ad
blood, wind on the stomach, bioated mwels. foul mouth, headache, intiitrestion. pimflt',
pains after eatir.it, liver trouble, sallow tkio and diizmesa. When your bowels don't mova
regularly you are sick. Constipation kills more people than all otlier diseases tctrrthcr. It
starts cr-ric ailments and lan yeara of surTerinE, No matter what ails y u strt t-kin
CA3CAKET3 today, for you will never get weil and stay well until you ?-?t your boweia
riht Tiie our advice, start with Case a rets today ud-r absolute f'iamatee to cure or
money reminded. The (fnuine tablet stamped v C w. Never ioid n. buiiu cample tad
booklet fre. Addra Striir Ri-m-dv Company, Chieryo or N-w ir'orit. 5a
X. U. 9. 1903.
30, AO &50 Percent. Fall
5)7. ."?n? Fruit I CmaTiental Trass
atnll rttits) hrtiHf 'lfi mnA Ine.
liUOtfSS fits'nil -t'i f ir -ii-S rfiWIli'H
m ut nir uiy i-M.ti.-n.
TTTF M, !l. 1! Uf f N 1 Q...neTH.VY.
Atkinson says, after live years' cxpericnttft
with i'cruna:
" will flier" rnnltnue to upmk a
linml iritrtl nr l'vruna. I ant Htill
rurrdnfcnlnrrh."Jnhtt O. Atliln
koii, lntlepenilvnre, Mo., llmc'JTJ,
Mrs. Alia Scbwandt, Sanborn, Minn.,
writes:
' 1 liitvctitrn I niuhlvtl with rhrnma
llHin and ciilniili for icn( (-'
lira . i 'nn lit not nlrrp da or Iflit.
Airr ha vlnn unrd I 'r l-unit I can nlrrp
and iiolhliin bother m now. If 1
rrrr am a If mini irtlli anil kind of
HlrknrHH, I'rrunn trill hi; tin; nittdt
it mi I nil ii 11 iimc. Mji mm vm eurril
rnlarrli of the lariiiu: tin I'rrinia."
Mm. Alia Si huaniil.
When old age ctini'-H, catarrhal diseases
come also. Systemic catarrh ia almost uni
versal in old people.
Address Dr. S. II. Ilart.rnan, President!
of The ilartman Sanitarium, Coiumhtia,,
Ohio, who will be pleased to give you ttuij
benefit of his medical advice, gratis.
anvthinc vonr froccr happens
.
talk have persuaded millions of
Coffee,
it superior to all other brands in
llKUt,
r-i?'? 7
Ohio.
FOR
MEN.
THE DOWELS
T-TTwrm'i1" wMnrtvnrTm,mma UMiinrT 11 i m
DO C O O V-WDI3:0VERT: !
J ,J I intekmiAf aad curs or-(
M. S4 fnrh.S ot tmtnnwi JiJ 1 1 riKTV
uuam t re: tw. 4ons a:l.- a
C-.tj Itkiisi ALL i f,L FilS.
Best i iiiitt SrniD. T.u-Lm i
I in tir-tj. i it irov.mM. i