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IOWA STATE BYSTANDER. CITY NEWS. (N.B. I you have relatives or friends visiting in the city or going to make a visit, please inform us; we sofit all your local news.—Ed.) John Spencer of Grinnell spent Sunday in our city. Rev. S. Bates made a business trip to Enterprse Wednesday. Messrs. I. L. Brown, and Lu Johnson of Marshalltown were Sunday visitors in our city. Mrs. Jennie Garner of Canada dined at the home of Rev. and Mrs. S. Bates Tuesday at 6 o'clock. Rev. W. Warden filled the pulpit last Sunday at the Maple Street Baptist church in the absence of Rev. S. Bates. Rev. S. Bates returned home Monday from Buxton where he preached the Odd Fellows Thonksgiving sermon. Mrs. A. Woolrich was called to Chicago last week on account of the illness of her sister, Mrs. Yates. All club women who are coming to the Women's Federation are asked to notify Mrs. Luella Wilburn, 1715 Walker street. Little Otto Hammitt who has been confined to his home for the past week is better, but not able to leave the house. Mr. W. H. Humburd who has been improving so much that he was able to be out, has taken a relapse again this week. There will be a musical concert at Burn's M. E. church May 20th, given under the auspices of the literary society. Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Brown, 1804 Bluff street, entertained at dinner last Monday an old friend, Judge E. T. Barbour of Oklahoma City, Okla. The ladies missionary society of the Union Congregational church will serve dinner at the church Thursday evening at 6:30. Dinner 15 cents. Enza L. Morgan, the trap drummer, and Allen Coleman the comedian, are with the Nashville Students and are doing credit in their profession. Mesdames Mary Willis and Mary Hill entertained the Get Busy club last Tuesday week at the residence of Mrs. Willis, 747 Ninth street. After the regular business a lovely 4 course lunch was served. All present enjoyed the evening. The Get Busy club of the Maple Street Baptist church, under the auspices of Mrs. Mary Willis, gave a cake cutting entertainment at the church Tuesday evening. A neat sum was realized. Mrs. Genevie Johnson, Pres. A Mock Trial or a retrial of a case entitled Chas. Smith vs. Harrison Gould, under the auspices of the Y. M. P. A., will be held at their hall, 9th and Park streets, next Wednesday day night, May 18. The public invited. Admission free. L. B. Morgan, pianist at the Orpheum theater at Webster City, is making a great reputation for himself with his latest composition called "The Discord Rag," also his song entitled "Any Little Girl That's a Nice Little Girl, is the Right Little Girl for Me." Those desiring to take lady visitors who are not delegates and are willing to pay for their room and board during the session of the Women's Federation which will begin May 22, will please give your name and number that you can take to Mrs. Luella Wilburn, 1715 Walker street. Iowa phone 5740. KENNARD'S Home of good things to eat. If we please you, tell your neighbor; if not tell us. Iowa Phone 2211-J, 922 Center Street. THE VARIETY 010 Center Street. For the best meals in the city, and all kinds of sandwiches. Special Chicken Dinner Every Sunday! The Odd Fellows Easter services were well attended last Sunday. The order was out in large number and made a good showing. The Colfax lodge was represented and the Household of Ruth added to the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Fulton spent a few days in Rock Island. Illinois, visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cass Lambert. They had a very enjoyable time. Rev. W. H. Clark, formerly of Colfax, Ia., has moved to Albia so as to be close to his pastoral charges, which are Mystic and Keosauqua, Ia. He passed through our city last Monday and made our office a pleasant call. Rev. L. Woolrich, the new pastor of Burn's M. E church, made a pleasant call at our office this week. He is an Ohioian by nativity. He is well versed in the affairs of life by age and experience and is without doubt the best minister Burns church has had for many years. The Carnation club of the Maple Street Baptist church was very pleasantly entertained Thursday the 5th inst, at the home of Mr. Henry Manuel, assisted by Misses Hattie and Celester Ewing. The club opened with quotations from Bryant, led by Mr. Benj. Manuel. Biography on the poet by Miss Celester Ewing. The members of the club listened to some very intreating and encouraging remarks by Misses Blanch and Beulah All, also Mr. Chas, Cox. Adjourned to meet Thursday evening May 12th at the church. Messrs R. N. Hyde, John L. Thompson, Wm. Coalson, E. M. Hendricks, Chas. S. Stewart, J. B. Rush, James Washington, J. H. Shephard, E. Banks, Harry Seymour were ushers at the big Dolliver and Cummins Garst railty Tuesday night. The members of Union Congressional church are much elated this week to receive news from the new pastor Rev. J. P. Sims that they have called stating he would try and reach here the first weeks of June. Last Sunday the church auditorium was crowded and the gallery had a goodly number to attend the Odd fellows annual Easter sermon, which was delivered by Rev. I. N. Daniels pastor of the A. M. E. church. Rev. Wodrich of Berns M. E. delivered the prayer, the choir was all present but one, and rendered some excellent music, the church is on the increase as also is the Sunday school. Next Sunday at 3 o'clock Rev. T. O. Douglas Jr. pastor of North Park Congressional church will preach. Sunday school at 12 o'clock, all are invited. Prof. Brown. 1018 Walnut street, professional advice, letter writing and composition. Mrs. Amma Allen, Atty., and Mrs. S. Joe Brown left this morning for Newton to attend a Sub-District Sunday school convention which is being held in that at St. Paul's A. M. School is a teacher of St. Paul's A. M. President of the Normal Faculty while Mrs. Brown is Superintendent of the District. Master Joe Willacmion accompanied by his father Mr. Jacob Wilson and Mrs. C. R. Foster of Buxton are spending a few days inour city, the latter two are looking after business. The Des Moines Negro Lyceum met last Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Bertha Allen and listened to a discussion of the life and works of Mrs. Francis E. W. Harper, Miss Georgia Blackburn was present and addressed the meeting, Miss Blackburn being an honored member of the Lyceum. Mrs. Anna Allen the mother of the hostes was present and made brief but interesting remarks, she having met Mrs. Harper. The next meeting will be with Atty, and Mrs. J. B. Rush with Wrs. Jessie A. Graves as host, and the following program will be rendered: Miscellaneous quotations, lecture on Parliamentary Law, by Atty S. Joe Brown, current events. Don't forget the City Convention of Woman's Clubs that will meet next Thursday evening at the residence of Mrs. S. Joe Brown to complete arrangements for the coming State meeting. All club members of the city who are interested in the entertaining of the delegates to the Fedration are urged to be present as there will be many matters of importance to be settled, and this being the last meeting before the Federation which will conceive the following Monday afternoon. The sad news came to Mrs. L. R. Palmer last Friday of the death of her husband, Mr. S. W. Pelmer of Burlington, who died at the home of his relatives there. He formerly lived here and was well known among the older citizens. The funeral was held Sunday from Prugh's chapel. Mr. Palmer was 48 years of age. Mrs. Palmer has the sympathy of her many friends, who with the Bystander extend their condolence to her and his relatives. Oh Splivins! Look who's here, The Antlers Inn, the only first class and up-to-date place to dine. Special attention to private parties. J. W. Black, proprietor. Chas. E. Wade, Mgr. and chef. For aburn or scald apply Chamberlain's Salve. It will allay the pain almost instantly add quickly heal the injured parts. For sale by all druggists. EDITORIALS. CHAMPION SPELLERS. Those who were the champion spellers of their grades and representatives their grades in the city contest for that honor, among our people, and made a good showing were Sadie Starnes, 3rd grade Franklin school; and Harald Frederick, 5th grade Henry Sabin school. They each made a splendid effort to win the city championship and stood until the most of the contestants were spelled down before they missed. It is gratifying to know that we have those who are struggling to be the best Those who are friendly to a good education should encourage each boy and girl who are attending school as you meet them. It means much to be the best in their school, and more to be the champion of all the schools in the city. WHO IS RESPONSIBLE. The coming election will appeal to the voters of Iowa more than any election since the election of Wm. McKinly the first time. The voters are more forcibly reminded of those times when he sees the price on everything that he and his family consume are almost daily advancing. Who is responsible for this condition? We must concede that the republican party has been in power, and as we watch the action of our party in Congress we see two factions in the party, one is contending that they have redeemed the pledge of the last national convention when they adopted the last tariff law; while the oaher is contending that a part of their paity has ignored the Chiego platform and instead of lowering the tariff they have increased it. Both factions will ask the voters for their approval in the coming primary. One is right while the other is wrong. Who is responsible for this condition? Does the present tariff benefit the masses or the few? Which faction represent your views? If the standpatters, then vote with them, or if the progressives, then vote the entire progressive ticket. Aldrich, Cannon and those who follow them are responsible for the new tariff and the new tariff is responsible for the present condition. The responsibility is back to the voters to send representatives to vote for and with Mr. Cannon, or send those who will join Senators Cummins and Dolliver in their progressive ideas. The responsibility is back to the voters, and may each one do his duty. The new state of Oklahoma has refused her colored citizens the right to vote on the constitutional amendment. Is Mr. Aldrich's and Cannon's organization th republican party. Is not Senators Cummins and Dolliver entitled to the endorsement of the voters of Iowa. Governor Carroll will open his campaign with a speech at Manilla on the 14th. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bell announces the marriage of their daughter, Jessie Maud, to Mr. J. G. Davis Wednesday June 1st. DOLLIVER-CUMMINS MEETING. The great Dolliver and Cummins meeting last Tuesday night at the new Collisseum is the largest and most enthusiastic crowd ever gathered at one time in the walls of any building ni Iowa. If our Collisseum will seat ten thousand people, fully 9,800 people were packed into that mammoth building. The enthusiasm, cheers and applause given each speaker demonstrated that the common people are with them. It was a well dressed and a well behaved audience, eager to catch every word uttered by the two most eloquent orators in the American congress. Each senator seemed to be at his best; each have a different style and type of oratory Dolliver eloquent swept these 10,000 people as by magic. His wit and wisdom which make him the star debator in the senate was seen to an advantage. Cummins, that highly polished, convincing, pathetic and dramatic speaker, set his hearers wild. No greater ovation could have been given the president. They are the men of the hour and are undoubtedly legal beneficiaries to the eloquence of Charles Sumner and James G. Blaine. They came here to speak for the progressive republican cause and the progressive republican candidates, and then each one spoke plainly for Governor Garst, Judge Prouty, Webb Beyers, Smith, Brookhart, John Darrah and all the progressives clear down the line. They are right if we believe in their principle, then we ought to for men to office whom we are in sympathy with, the principle they are fighting for, and will help them push forward the great movement for the common people. For a burn or scald apply Chamberlain's Salve. It will allay the pain almost instantly and quickly heal the injured parts. For sale by all druggists. A. McGuire Does Bricklaying, Plastering and Cement Work. Good work guaranteed at reasonable rates 777 W. Tenth St. Your patronage solicited. M. B. HUYCK FOR JUSTICE. It is our good fortune to present to one of our coming active young attorney candidate for justice of peace of Des Moines is able and would make a fine justice. His candidate and his friends are working with your support. TOM GUTHRIE, Candidate for Republican MT. PLEASANT. Special Notice. one to present to our readers a young attorneys, who has an ace of Des Moines Township fine justice. He is a success. Is are working hard for his m Candidate for County At Republican Convention It is our good fortune to present to our readers the cut of Normon Huyck, one of our coming active young attorneys, who has announced his name as a candidate for justice of peace of Des Moines Township, West Des Moines. He is able and would make a fine justice. He is a successful lawyer; the people's candidate and his friends are working hard for his nomination and they solicit your support. M. TOM GUTHRIE, Candidate for County Attorney, Subject to the Republican Convention. The Keokuk District Conference and Sunday school convention will meet in Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, June 7-10 inclusive. We hope the ministers of the various churches in the district will send us the number of delegates from school and churches, and their names, that homes may be provided for all who will attend the convention. We ask your promptness in this matter without fall. Wm. A. Moore, Pastor. 207 W. Henry Street, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. WASHINGTON, IOWA. May 10th the Rev. Coleman, of Oskaloosaft occupied the pulpit at the A. M. E. church last Sunday a m. Mrs. Mary Holmes of Moline returned to her home last Sunday eve. THE Harris-En is-Emey C THE Harris-Emey Company Direct attention to Their Complete Display of New Wash Goods at Economical Prices. to our readers the cut of Normon Huyck, who has announced his name as a Oines Township, West Des Moines. He He is a successful lawyer; the people's hard for his nomination and they solicit County Attorney, Subject to the Convention. ning after a visit at the A. L. Hall home. Miss Maude Boger of Chicago, who has been at Albia assisting Mrs. Chas. washing in her beauty parlor for the past month, visited over last Sunday at the N. L. Black home on her way to her home from Albia. Mr. Chas. Burkley has returned from his trip to Michigan and Green Bay, California. Saturday May 7th, was Mr. Samuel Hall's 92nd birthday and it was very appropriately celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hall giving him a surprise in the way of a social gathering and six o'clock dinner. The evening passed all too quickly for the guests who enjoyed themselves hugely. Mrs. Mary Holmes of Molline and Mrs. Beile Taylor of Rock Island were the out of town guests. The friends here of Mrs. Hattie Tolliver, of Rock Island, Ill, were shocked to learned of her death on Sunday evening, May 1st, the sympathy of all goes out to the bereaved ones in this their sad hour. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Turner Sundayed in Oskaloosa, returning home Monday evening. The day of Rock Island came here Saturday evening to attend the celebration of his grandfathers 92nd birthday and returned home Monday evening. T. L. Burnett attended the funeral of Mr. S. Ellis at Fairfield on Monday May 2. Last Sunday May 8th, was the 10th anniversary of the Allen Endeavor league of the M.E. church, and R. F. fitttigly celebrated by the society. Exercises were given in the church at the hour of the regular evening service, consisting of music, papers and recitations in which every member of the society had a part. The church was filled to listen to the interesting program that was carried out under the supervision of its excellent president, Mrs. Hayes Bryan. Election of officers of the Alliance League Sunday evening May 15th. Mrs. Fred Turner has returned from an extended visit in Chicago. Earl C. Mills for Judge. The name of Mr. Earl C. Mills of our city will be presented to the Republican convention for one of the 4th district judges, to be nominated for Polk County. He was born in Jasper County in 1870; graduated from Drake University Law College and has practiced ten years in our city with the firm of Mills & Perry. MINNEAPOLIS ,MINN. Special to the Bystander. The Sunday Forum holds its meeting last Sunday afternoon at St. Peter's Church in the city. The interesting program was rendered, the following were on the program: Address, Mrs. Effie A. Burger; State President, W. C. T. U, vocal Selection, Mr. Walter Wells; address, Rev. S. B. Roberts, Piano Duet, Misses Adina and Margaret Adams. The subject of discussion was on Hygiene and it's relation to Afro-American, who was rendered by D. Read. The Father's Day celebration will hold at Bethesda Baptist Church Sunday May 22nd. Fidley Court of Calanthe began its series of Summer entertainments with a whist party Monday evening. May 11th, which will take place at Lodge hall, corner Lake street and Lyndale avenue. All welcome, come early, enter the prize contest, light refreshments, see the members of the S. M. A. T. Queen Esther Temple gave a surprise Friday of last week a sur-ada Beasley who is a member of A STRONG Assertion Do you know that if you have not seen our line of Spring and Summer woolens you have missed seeing the largest and finest line in the city. The general make up, style, workmanship and fit of our garments will please the most skeptical dressers. This we guarantee. Can you ask more? We can do this because we are master tailors with years of experience and are willing to back our assertions by actual proofs. Call and convince yourself before purchasing your suit. We are always pleased to show you our line Suit or Overcoat to Order Woolen Co. M. Crocker, 306 W: Locust Manager. Crocker Bldg. All Goods Union Made that organization. Mrs. Beasley has not yet fully recovered from her paralytic attack of last winter. The Grand United Order of Odd Fellows and the Household of Ruth had their annual thanksgiving sermon preached last Sunday afternoon by the Rev. T. J. Carter at Bethesda Hall. The Mother's Effort club will hold its next meeting Tuesday afternoon May, 17th, with Mrs. Daisy Gilbert, 141 North 11th street. EMANUAL FOR CONSTABLE: We are glad to present the name of J. Emanuel the only colored candidate for any elective office this year at our coming primaries. He was born in Alexandra, Va., in 1783, came to Iowa in 1882 and to Des Moines in 1890, first working as a waiter at he opened up an employment office. He in a hard working man and would make a good constable if nominated and elected. He solicits the votes of West Des Moines as he is a candidate for one of the constables for Des Moines Township. Morris for Representative. Our old friend R. E. Morris, editor of the Runnells Telegram, has announced his candidacy for one of the members of the legislature from Polk County. He is a good man and would make a good representative. See his cut and write-up next week. OTTUMWA. Dr. T. A. Booker of Des Moines, spent Sunday and Monday visiting Miss Dayse Dean Walker. Miss Dayse Dean Walker made a very interesting lecture to a large audience at the A. M. E. church last Friday evening. Miss Walker is a speaker of rare ability and will be in the city until sometime next week, visiting at the home of Mrs. James Johnson. Mr. Cecil of Pairfield, spent Sunday visiting Miss Mary Beverly of North Marion stret. Rev. Durden of Rock Island, Ill., was an Ottawa visitor Sunday and preached at the Second Baptist church. The Good Intent Club will give a minstrel at the K. of P. hall Wednesday day evening. The Woodley band will furnish the music. Miss Lorena and Mr. Lorenzo Vinson will entertain the A. J. J. club on Tuesday evening. SOUTH ROCKISLAND, ILINOIS. Special to Bystander. Mrs. and Mrs. A. Fuller of Des Moines surprised his mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. C. Lambert of So. Rock Island, Sunday morning. Mr. J. Hill of Des Moines was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. Lambert of So. Rock Island over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Lambert entertained at dinner Sunday; Mrs. R. Corbin, Mrs. L. Houston, Grand-daughter, Nice and Mrs. W. Fulton of Davenport. Those drawn on the jury for the May term are: Clay Lewis, M. B. Jackson and Geo. Williams at 222 East Ninth Street, they are well-known citizens of our city. At the meeting of the City Literary Contest Monday evening the program was made up and final arrangements perfected for Des Moines list, Annual City Literary and musical Contest which will be held at St. Paul's A. M. E. church, Friday evening May 27th. There will be contests in Oratory, Original Poetry and Original Music composition. The society society of the society is entitled to enter one representative in each of the contests and the following have decided to participate: The Lyceum, Cosmopolitan Literary, Mary Church Terrell and Intellectual Improvement Clubs will enter each contest; while, Alpha Club will enter the Oratorio and Poetic contests only. The judges in oratory will be Editor Harvey Ingham of the Register and Leader, Attorney Jas. A, Spears of Buxton and Judges will be Marianne J. A, Spears of Buxton and judges will be Mesdenes J. B, Rush, Luella Wilburn and Miss Zella Davis, and in music, Miss Margaret Field, Mrs. Fred Heltin and Miss Edna A. Martin of Red Oat. Billousness and Constipation. For years I was troubled with biliousness and constipation, which made life miserable for me. My appetite failed me. I lost my usual force and vitality. Pespi preparations and cothartics only made matters worse. I do not know where I should have been today had I not tried Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The tablets relieve the ill feeling at once, strengthen the digestive functions, purify the stomach, liver and blood, helping the system to do its work naturally.—Mrs. Rosa Potts, Birmingham, Ala. These tablets are for sale by all drugists. BYSTANDER PUB. CO., Publishers. DES MOINES. IOWA Time to think about a refrigerator soon. Men will not have to wear chante- lers hats anyway. Leaping from midwinter to midsum- mer is pleasant, but perilous. As revolutions go, they are still revolutionary down in Nicaragua. Resort keepers are looking for an extra spring crop of summer boarders. The "third degree" seems to be getting something of a sweating process itself. Try to do a little work. The report that the fish are biting is probably a false alarm. When sailing in such dizzy heights the mercury should continually expect to take a tumble. The woman with a chantecler hat is far from down to date unless she has the new cocorico vell. Just to be on the safe side how would it do to make fun of the comet only after it has passed by? As a spring harbinger the mosquito is welcome. But wait till he toots his little trumpet in the dog days! The man who died of heart disease after drawing a royal flush must have had a string of hard luck before that. It will be hard to conceal a touring ear from the lynx-eyed assessors by poking it up the ventilator of the average fat. A Boston court has decided that a prima donna's name cannot be given to a soup without her permission and, presumably, her price. To cure indigestion, marital infidelity, divorce, and other things, teach our daughters how to cook, wash and mind the baby. Kegs of various descriptions have been responsible for many accidents, but one certain keg of nails in Chicago saved an elevated train. It is true that the sun has been firing off skyrockets, but no man can tell from here whether or not it burned its fingers in the process. According to an eminent entomologist, this is an age of bugs. The line of talk handed out by some college professors makes people think he is right. It is rumored that an automobile trust is in process of organization. Can this be a fendish conspiracy to sky the price of the poor man's automobile? The new comet discovered recently near the path of Halley's comet has been lost. Perhaps it has been driven out of business by the professional fealousy of its bigger rival. A Missouri man is advertising for a wife with "a good, wholesome smile." Ladies who answer the advertisement should be warned that it will be absolutely necessary for them to show him the smile. A steamship in Florida waters had a hard time getting past a school of monsters, 1000 pounds tall, that showed light. It is early in the season, but the sea serpent is not going to be missed. The gymnasium instructor in England land who has made a world's record by swinging a pair of three-pound clubs continuously for 68 hours could have shown as much endurance and done more good by sawing wood. The movement for a sane and safe Fourth of July celebration is under way. It will meet with no favor from the small boy, who wants his constitutional privilege to blow himself up as a burnt offering to the Goddess of Liberty A Chicago man has been fined $25 and costs because he sat for 11 hours on the front steps of the house in front of the one bedded and would not stay away when her mother drove him off with a broom. The age of chivalry may be past, but romance continues occasionally to make a two-base hit. It having been demonstrated that dealers in millinery are able to circumvent the existing law as to plumage for hats, the Audubon societies of New York are supporting a measure before the legislature of that state to prohibit entirely the sale of algrettes. This would put a stop to the commercial warfare on birds, but inasmuch as it would also prevent the holding of 12 people behind a regulation algrettes, the better way would be the circumventing by women of all milliners who violate the law. In the eyes of the census bureau even the tents of the wicked will be considered as dwellings. A route is to be established for the summer from Munich to Oberammergau, where the famous "Passion Play" is to be held this year. A dirigible with a passenger car capable of holding 12 people will be a regular trips. This practical application of aviation opens up an interesting line of query as to what the next decade will bring forth in the way of travel in the air. But how can the average man afford to buy his wife a chanceller bonnet at the present price of poultry? New York is in a state of wrath at being accused by a prominent writer of being the most insolent city in the world, with rude city officials, and advised to learn manners from the south. Considering that the policemen of the city have just been forbidden to clutch iters and wield iters at their pleasure, the accusation of bad manners and lack of courtesy really seems un founded. SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA. In in the heart of the richest, best profit making farm land in the great Southwest. From a brush pile to a city of 25,000 population in 14 years. Wonder of the age in city building Now building Meat packing house—1600 employees; Cotton Fabric Mill—600 employees; Baptist and Catholic churches and students. Unprecedented profit making investments waiting for men of small and large means. The last opportunity to get property in Shawnee at a low price. Get in on the ground floor. Prices will advance rapidly. Nothing can stop Shawnee now. For descriptive literature and further information write SHAWNEE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, Shawnee, Oklahoma, which is not a real estate company. THROUGH THE READING GLASS. JOB HANGVER First and Second Bug—What a horrible monster! IT WEARS YOU OUT. Kidney Troubles Lower the Vitality of the Whole Body. Don't wait for serious illness; begin using Doan's Kidney Pills when you first feel backache or notice primary disorders. John L. Perry, Columbus, Texas, says: "I was taken sick about a year ago. My limbs and feet began to swell and my doctor said I had Bright's disease. The doctor and another doctor who told me I had dropsy and could not live. Doan's kidney Pills re- lumbus, Texas, says, "I was taken sick about a year ago. 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Des Moines, May 13—Union electric light, telephone and street car linemen employed by the Iowa Telephone company, the Des Moines Electric company and the Des Moines City Railway company have asked a raise in wages ranging from 10 to 15 per cent. An increase of 30 cents a day is asked for linemen and 80 cents a day for foremen. Linemen and foremen now receive $3 a day. After several unsuccessful conferences the linemen employed by the street car company quit work Wednesday pending a settlement of the troubles. The company refused to grant the increase. Negotiations for a settlement are now pending between the telephone and the electric light companies. There are about ninety-five union linemen in Des Moines. The street car company employs only nine. The majority of them are employed by the Iowa Telephone company. A walk-out by all the linemen at the Iowa Telephone company extension work now being started by the electric light company and would delay the unification of the two telephone systems. P. E. O. MEMORIAL SERVICES Mrs. Carroll Conducts Exercises at Albia Convention Where Tributes Are Paid to Twenty Members. Albia, Ia. May 13—Mrs. B. P. Carroll of Des Moines conducted the memorial hour at the P. E. O. convention. Tributes were paid to twenty members of the order who have died during the past year. Miss Dugan, Iowa president, made her report of the supreme convention held in Mount Pleasant. Miss Mary Osmand interested the delegates with a view of the mailing list of the P. E. O. Bulletin, 795 yards long, which must be checked up once every month. The eighteenth annual convention of the Iowa grand chapter, P. E. O. closed with the election of officers as follows: President, Mrs. Dell Phillips Glazier, Fort Madison; first vice president, Mrs. Katherine Yeager, Greenfield; second vice president, Mrs. Olive S. Barnes, Albia; recording secretary, Mrs. Alice Scoville Miller, Cedar Rapids; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Walter McHenry, Des Moines; treasurer, Mrs. Hulda Reed, What Cheer; organizer, Mrs. Lillian Griffin, Harlan. The next convention will be held in Sloux City. MAHASKA DAY AT OSKALOOSA Governor Carroll Was Orator of the Day—Big Parade, Ball and Indian Games, Features. Oskaloaos, Ia., May 13—Thursday was "Mahaka波斯" the Weather was perfect and there was thousands of members of the Redmen's lodge and their friends here from all parts of the United States. Governor Carroll was the principal orator and officers of the order also delivered speeches. There was a fine parade and two ball games, with other athletic stunts, a chorus of five hundred school children and special Indian games with real Indian participation. There was excursions into the city from many cities, and Oskaloaos had the biggest crowd she has entertained in years. Knights of Columbus Elect Officers Carrall, Ia. May 13—Emmett Powers des of Des Moines was elected state secretary of the Knights of Columbus at the second day's session of the convention here. T. F. Griffin of Sloux City was elected state deputy; John Carmody of Perry, treasurer; J. H. McConlogue of Mason City, advocate; George L. McAllister of Carroll, state warden; Rev. J. F. Bowen of Delmar, state chaplain. The following delegates were selected to attend the national convention: Rev. J. Noonan of Creston, E. G. Dunne of Mason City, and J. J. Myers of Carroll. Big Crowd Hears Hull at Norwalk, New Virginia, Ia. May 13—Congressman Hull was accorded a large crowd and careful attention when he spoke here on the issues of the present congressional campaign. Fall Kills John Linguist Des Moines, May 13—John Linquist a fireman for the Minneapolis & St Louis railroad, living at Fort Dodge, was killed when he fell from his engine between Fort Dodge and Tara Junction. Linquist was unmarried. Burlington Host of Modern Wooden. Burlington, May 13—One of the greatest gatherings ever held by the M. W. A. in Iowa was witnessed here. The occasion was the silver anniversary celebration of the founding of Iowa camp No. 98. Reynolds Talks to Bankers. Des Moines, May 13—George M. Reynolds of Chicago, president of the Continental National bank, outlined hfs system for a central bank in an group before 180 members of group six of the Iowa Bankers' association at their annual banquet last night. Falls From Cb: Breaks Neck. Fort Dodge, May 13—John Lindquist, aged 24, fireman on the M. S. L.站, from the cab of a southbound train, breaking his neck. He was to have been married in June. CHURCHMAN'S STOMACH WEAK Through an announcement that he saw of Avondale Station, Birmingham, Ala., he was invited to attend the 1976 Convention. bottle of a remedy a bed of bedding, and as he was interested, be- tended him to that way, he wrote for it. The rem- ature well's Syrup Pep- shin, Mr. Lapey, the Methodist Episcopal Church, and a the Methodist Alabama Conference, took the result that he was for the cure of indigestion, and as he was sick, he suffered that way, he wrote that he was Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepple. Larry who is a minister of Epicopal Church, a member of the Conference, took the free bottle with the headache and such digestive troubles can have a free trial bottle sent to your home邮. You or any other sufferer from constipation, heart disease, and headache and such digestive troubles can have a free trial bottle sent to your home邮. You are forwarding your name and address. It is important that you fasting, most effective laxative tonic you use, and regular bottles at cents or $1, and results are guaranteed. A picture of Mrs. Caldwell is presented of Quinn. If there is anything about your case that you don't understand, the address is Dr. W. Caldwell, 201 Caldwell Bldg., Monticello, IL. UP AGAINST IT. Bug Pugillist—Heavens! I wish I had never gotten on a match with the under! AN INTOLERABLE ITCHING "Just about two years ago, some form of humor appeared on my scalp. The beginning was a slight itching but it grew steadily worse until, when I combed my hair, the scalp became raw and the ends of the comb-teeth would be wet with blood. Most of the time there was an intolerable itching, in a painful, burning way, very much as a bad, raw burn, if deep, will itch to heal. Combining my hair and tear torture. My hair was long and tangled terribly because of the blood and scabs. This continued growing worse and over half my hair fell out. I was in despair, really afraid of becoming totally bald. "Sometimes the pain was so great that, when partially awake, I would scratch the worst places so that my finger-tips would be bloody. I could not sleep well and, after being asleep a short time, that awful stinging pain wake up nearly wild with the pain. A neighbor said it must be salt rheum. Having used Cucurita soap merely as a toilet soap before, I now decided to order a set of the Cucurita Remedies —Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Pills I used them according to directions for perhaps six weeks, then left off, as the disease seemed to be eradicated, but toward spring, eighteen months ago, there was a slight reemergence of the Cuticura treatment once, so had very little trouble. On my scalp I used about one half a cake of Cuticura Ointment and a half a box of Cuticura Ointment in all. The first time I took six or seven bottles of Cuticura Pills and the last time three bottles—nither an expensive or tedious treatment. Since then I have had no scalp trouble of any kind. Standing up, with my hair unbound, it comes to my knees and it had not been there. I should doubtless be wholly bald. "This is a voluntary, unsolicited testimonial and I take pleasure in writing, hoping my experience may help someone else. Miss Lillian Brown, R. F. D. I. Liberty, Me, Oct. 29, 1909." The Thoughtful Host Guest—Gracious! What long legs the new waiter has! Host—Yes. I engaged him specially for the diners who are in a hurry.—Meggendorfer Blatter. Dr. Pierre's Pelllets, small, sugar-coated, easy to make, hygienic, regulate and integrate stomach liver and bowel tissue constipation. A girl isn't necessarily a jewel because she is set in her ways. DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS FOR ALL KIDNEY DISEASES OFF RHEUMATISM BRIGHTS DISEASE DIABETES, BACKACHE 37375 "Guarantees." 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Craig, Canyon City, Ore. # A REAL BARGAIN $6 acres in Ranom County, excellent soil, all year round. Only $25,000. RANOM COUNTY INMIGRATION ASSOCIATION, N.D.M. # FOR SALE — BY OWNER — 320 AGRES extra choice unimproved. 120 miles from town in Hyde County, South Dakota. J. N. KING Highmore, South Dakota STOP RENTING, BUY A FARM in western South Dakota. I have few good bargains in western South Dakota. I have few good bargains in western South Dakota. I have few good bargains produces the finest of Aflafia, corn and all kinds of small grains. Arthur Larson, Rapid City, S. D. A SNAP — A SNAP — A SNAP Good little farm at only $00 on easy terms. Clay loam soil, level, buno and clearing, in splendid dale Write TODAY for full information. Owner R. W. Lock Box A, St. Croix Falls, Ws. DIDN'T GET THE SITUATION Flight of Eloquence Wasted by Friend of Dobkin—Pretty Enough, But Not Appropriate. "What makes you act so grouchy this morning, Dobkin?" "Had an addition to my family." "What? Why, you ought to be ashamed to be gloomy over that! To think that a normal human being is ashamed of being ashamed of such a cherub! Do you actually grudge a place in your happy home to an innocent creature fresh from heaven, bringing with it the very fragrance of those celestial realms? Do you greet with an unwelcoming chill a small epitome of all purity and sweetness given into your keeping as a gift? Do you greet with an unwelcoming by a too benevolent Providence? A lovely copy of what fancy feigns the angels to be like—a tiny shred of grace and glory, snatched from the—" "Say, that's very pretty, but do you talk to her about talking to my mother in law?" Tit for Tat. Stranger (to prominent clergyman) —I came in here, sir, to criticise your church management and tell you how it ought to be run. Prominent Clergyman (amazed) —What do you mean, sir? How dare you? Who are you, anyway? "I am the humble editor of the paper you have been writing to."—Life. 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Thousands ran palletcricket in all directions in an effort to save themselves, leaving behind those under the rulns. Every house and building was destroyed, including four churches and the palace of the American peace court, the gift of Andrew Carnegie. Some Americans are reported to have been killed, but identification is impossible. Many of the wounded died, suffering terribly. Entire families have been wiped out. Rafael Angel Troyo, the Costa Rican poet, is among the dead. The college of the Silesian priests fell while the priests and children were at prayer. Two priests and ten children were killed. No one formidable disaster has occurred in the history of Costa Rica, and perhaps in all Central America. President Hugues Vlquez and President-elect Rachel Moyes are personally in charge of the work of rescue, but there is little hope that those under the ruins can escape. Days must elapse before the real situation can be determined. The monetary losses reach far into the millions. Foreign help is needed badly, and must be prompt if good is to come of it. Thousands are homeless and without food. Fires that followed the destruction of the town added to the horror of the situation, and heavy rains that have fallen since have made the conditions almost unbearable. DRIVING WITH ROCKEFELLER Pleasant Recreation Provided for People of Tarrytown by Their Famous Fellow Townsman. Tarrytown, N. Y., May. —To take a drive with John D. Rockefeller has become a regular recreation this spring. It gives a great many of the friends and neighbors of a famous resident of Tarrytown, and a great increased thereby his popularity among the people of the little city. Not a pleasant day goes by without the oil king inviting some of them, men, women and children, to ride with him in automobile or carriage, and it is safe to say that the invitations are seldom declined, for his, vehicles are the best to be bad, and the drives around Tarrytown are beautiful. Mr. Rockefeller, before starting for a ride, always dons a paper vest, declaring it to be a great protection against colds, and he insists that his ride be done and that the ride be refuses to take back the garments consequently in nearly every home in Tarrytown may be found a paper vest preserved as a souvenir of a delightful ride with the mult-millionaire. DONAU WINS KENTUCKY DERBY Son of Woolsthorpe-Al Lone Noses Out Joe Morris Before a Record-Breaking Crowd. Louisville, Ky.-A record-breaking erow of more than 30,200 persons saw Donna win the thirty-sixth Kentucky derby Tuesday. The game son of Woolsthorpe-Al Lone was faltering at the finish and just managed to reach the wire ahead of Joe Morris, second choice for the evening. Bob was third. Time: 2:06 25. Donna rushed to the lead and led all the way, Joe Morris and Fighting Bob were after him all through the route. It was an exciting race from end to end. RUSSIA DENIES MASSACRE State Department Receives Assurances Reports Sent From London Are Without Foundation. Washington. — The Russian government officially informed the state department that recent dispatches purporting to come from Russia telling of a big massacre of Jews are absolutely without any foundation in fact. The dispatches telling of the massacre and expulsion order were sent out from London, but dated at Kief. Jenkins Gets Porto Rico Post. Washington—J. J. Lintkus of Wisconsin, former representative in congress, has been appointed United States attorney for Porto Rico, President Taft sent the nomination to the senate. "Yarb Man" Is Acquitted Kansas City, Mo.—Dr. Chessing Hatred Chase Jordan, the "arb man," whose name figured in the Swope investigation here, was acquitted Wednesday of a charge of perjury growing out of a suit for divorce filed against him by Mrs. Jordan. Rear Admiral Klersted Dead. Philadelphia—Rear Admiral Andrew J. Klersted, U. S. N. (retried), is dead at his home here Wednesday following a stroke of apoplexy. He was seventy-seven years old. Slayers Elude the Police New York—There is no trace of the burglaries who Monday murdered Dr. Mott D. Cannon's housekeeper, Miss Margaret Meehan, and his Hunt butler, Charles Bennan. The detectives have no clues. The house was robbed of money and jewelry. Five Hurt in a Fire. New York—Five persons, one of them a week old baby, were injured by an explosion and fire Tuesday in the Hamilton building on Main street, Hackensack, N. J. MADE WELL AND STRONG By Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Jefferson, Iowa. —"When my baby was just two months old I was completely done and my internal organs were in terrible shape. I began to Lydia E. Pinkham's vegetable Compound mother write and told you just how I was. I began to paint at once and now I am real well." Mrs. W. H. 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If you want to know the keenest joy on earth—the joy that comes with being well, try Grape-Nuts Food “There's a Reason” ‘ POSTUM CEREAL CO.,Ltd., Battle Creek, Mich. is SENATORS’ OVATION Dolliver and Cummins Talk to 10,000 at Coliseum CRITICISE THE ALDRICH RULE Insist on Republican Party Redeeming its Pledges, and Stand Stead- fastly for Republican Princi« ples and Candidates, corey cites —Ten thousand peopl Brovat ot the town aonaisse "A. ca fuloe and ‘J. 1." Dollies, i_appente there 10 justify their Jnsurgency and thel decrmination to ape to redewpte Parts pledges ‘and against "an Aldrich which wade advantage othe arte places ‘ot Ameren tas en eno the Interests, heres ts ae tet oma senate geht them from time to time, and when eo Cluded ie nese such trons pressed Around ‘the national law ators. that i wow with sitealty” that" they made. tel ay uelde the baling to ‘a waiting Mtomobie In tine tobe white. away. te the “train whieh careied "thea onthe iy fo" Washington to. continue thelr fight agninst the" Aldrich machine tn. the senate. Entinslasm unmeasured grected _ the Towa. eonators on thelr appearance. Fev the moment when Kober 3 Fleming arowe to ll he, etng ood ul the fat elfen from ite” om the froth auatenee sistger than any "that eter before serbia ter a polleat tech cian ah vce tr adrst aac “be eakerg?acainent ummm cal anon of tow. not oy in "pod attendance, pute progressives "eliors th the wide siguicant "the event Aga ie agence, "om oie, fn towar, te Hons highent 1a" takiog "fudl dtopped tie wot Washing far age hays In ender to make a Hing trip to thee Hopi nats” aa appear Setore "une eon fot thats ff the atte uppiccaten tht rosea tidereteat be TReeorded, the Riven for’ often "aud, "thr" sttctbon of deiegaten who within, the Coming” com reavlon efprent the ‘tat’ dene to “ace fhe pllces "of the ‘progresaves eval i cobgress On the Same Platform. Both ofthe senators, commented pon ene estat hit ie tue“ ste tae hen tous rogethee_ poh Wht suse tnt “spousing ther peogersve case Meettiotwer fat, Sealey atentlon te te. fact “and the ferent brought inky “A"icortn ot eoinustante apple TH hao egeure Yor eto Apt at ype ame tet ing and othe aa plats fora with "glengue ig the Uhlted jam especialy “ging tobe" ith on endfor enum Teas Heer pen int duty to light fo” prams," ie time tain igattoe gor the prnctpien and Woctrincs" wich fie “at ‘the "bana of tie cepubitean party. “And I am autem pirated, na" ote" meat” covered” Towa lft, ania" woth, fod. met mati patton “ogether” wit my” cl ‘Aipiguee foterrupted. Me. Dolliver, were, andwhen. it tad’ ceased’ le. continued; eal T'was not fighting cor: pera tt ches is at matter “concerning” aig,’ the pave io aver cit fared” fae nS roa ent cr nba bento thep an for the rincpieswhien T eapouse: Cheered for Garst. Amid cheering he sad: don. mind i own Bentler Thee ogee Hoe emidates_ tame ett ene people dee far the ecb cioslal wondiates ; ee | 2 be a SAR % Bee fea ino eae 2 J ae) Re = WARREN GARST. Canaan te “advernen c= ate Daliiver declared, “pecause’ frou the belo Tha ee te Ren Be aie Ma eabetcet te Te HE Oceatiestit” Gs Bir fined fo capers Ma at ied tha hea? Mitte hae Comment on Hull Ih, ant At? Ml at ale ae uti a atin wan Hisown, voto-on the amendments. Heaney hal vad a gy 2° am ——— Gecrensed the powers of that now pathett ofa" tan, Mohn. Nocti fey prasad ixing Cor him ce Neat Gout to are alin presiding. overt Bente thot, the nwo eden ee mete ix hae desiter om ever Four More to Go. <Avhen, sou send, yore and Darrah an¢ Sat 7 ate Brera. evens {Hon hm fold. ntasnareds thea wil tak Annee’ ep forward and remove fra the" pear autho pomet to appel ie cominitteoe iRénwed “ehcoring erected thie, assr. lon, "and: js" continued. ax Afr. Cuma ecard’. Sitendto “stand. ‘ty vue “down there. at Washington, wns Sn" he to leave thin tne cnyet it Heh, “ie plomtieade’ of hia pywer, con Sided eaat He would: Ko away" fork few dyn and 1" took vaatantnges of hit abe fence, "Tam aot aceaid: thatthe roll wt tercatted Yor ‘a" vote an ‘the faliway Bit Sire tat” stnatar Bouter and nye fee, tues seats inthe, xenage ehaaber exe tnareasy ‘Tho wenators were, Introduced by tet vey, Togham, who, characterized _Dolliver teveuhetadmiral ut ie progeessiye nav fthd Chinmins ta =the: genesat of te Bre itemise” maventent He Spoke of Taritt. Much of Senator Uoliver's adress was devoted “to 'n'"dineuasion of, Mh course intone fue Towane wlth espe ta the” Aldrich-rayne! Tart le tie narced Weithtie agertion hatte, had tot come io aoeti aminuts" of President Sart, Pde ots come fo. pot int your nds an unio thought, of into. dur mutt ab considerate mond” with: ropa ‘othe Aeeaident ‘of the, Vnited Staton he sal, Eaten, great “ute ‘and. temponstilitien, gue neue got alone ne chat partieuiat ina ete ao reteetion ‘apo in that der solemn ‘Sligation “Wo. preveree th Hite elite, Th it obeeaary te de Mgree with’ Wioramd the” eadedanhp to whitch he te committed.” i rehphitetaieetd this, declaration of, the right to indgpendene thought ite whys eis ine thar leader sof the repabil fin, hes eontined Now, wna ie Mealy head e ea “Koad Sutirely “surrounded, by" propte Swine hee the advantage of “knowing vexactly” wht Fey Weants And cM have any eumaatnt ie That thaw men. nae: ceoneded to the front “in: the” prestdeata ‘connmale, wi ive a tng Ine he aria “ils deseriition “othe ‘president's stiuatton Drgoed’a ond ot apne: fata Wives pal bit respecte to Attorney” General, Wickersham’ ia na ub: Sertain’ rma and Unter whi eft San Gone MeantorSomiinn Wick Tetham "wus "Character nator Polilver ‘tsa man who had never until Fecentis been identified with, the. repubs Hisar Tuc whine nosed ae sak Of reading “ant. of that purgy. men NWO sere init before ‘his alleglanes coi ar Fontemplated. "Senator. Cnmiming de Sared “that? Wickershaan as. for yours See dl an Srna ade Now York’ and "hha helqed 0. establish Dracticaliy, af he big trusts,” amd who Mow has taken, iy the” work ot expurgat: tng the. repubttenn party. cite wit tind this “the "people. of hs country preter ies uneapigaiea “eaiton.S” he Aled sia ‘nppne “After Senaior Dolliver nad told the story of the! anit egltation ot the Sxtendeaitnes “season of tongveas, © sne ator" Cummins “said, “You have henrd Tonight, From’ he tom. who ‘knows snore Avot i tani! iaw than ‘ang other “nan in’ the Calted” Staten, more’ truth tha Cer efore fell un your care’ ialiver's aeciaration” was” that the tani tay’ ne ‘concted dd net. eeprennt the wisdom oe" a imajonity_ of the meme hers ‘yf egngress. he referred ‘to Pres tent, ache Weiaona “speci which re ducttone inthe catia were claimed wth the aanertion thats “even Kt the. "tables haat heen fue, they. did tot prove the tate, "he wicdge ot the parte he maid; “was fo revine. he tar wii es gird to” the "conditions" urtonnding then tvaae “'Sinuntion im she tated Staten andthe cost of production at’ home an abromd, Sir Holiver’s contention throwhont his’ tari’ "reference was that the Stari Pi Seaae written by “howe "moat closely Interested "in tie weheduice and. nat by congress, Aran’ fnatance he declard thatthe ‘cteran tlistst for the aie manufacturers, when. ie. tet Weblogs fon at the ed of the extraordigarg ach Hm. ahik, nnd, aeons an aeaerted! SGentiemen, that le the best slit Schedule 1 ever wrote. "Puls ani wnflar cefereice to. the “n= se face: connetion with het aw drew forth rufonged appiauee” toi dicate the nudiehee's sympathy with stand_of the senator, which ‘he expressed at me tne my follows: SPhig "Condition, mas be all slght Moy be T'ahowlon't eae my volee, against eM iaontde not to star sin harmony Of the gathering, “Batt intemd ‘long as fe nemnin ining senato, to hive ne thing “to suy. myself about whee thos celiedulen shail ive When T ean‘ DI re turn tthe arena of insutrertion. Not Test of Party Fealty. verb, provent congieas hae made no acti, pinene commer, Ime, ae, aon, oat’ ie sernd a ete of the parts. Comgtens not nig ae ar Ghmmetciat “aignificanee in” the" business the. praple of the United States, but Tt great detrans ofthe "publican ae "EE there ad een merely dltferences opinion ns to "wow “much “reduction Holt We mide" ia certain achedien, nd (there had been Re feee find. open dis fision’ of the detatle “of the. cif pil, "ave uo doubt that iy colleague. and intia have had "no. trouble he voting or the ui whet Ie eae up for pasenge fut ‘the lender of the reputiieaR tis Howe she rerision ofthe tari to" pre eed" withont™ any reference ‘tothe de Fine Stated ia" our “platform.” andthe Fatge*Wehnd nade 8 he: prone of the tala ‘Siatene""Sonator ‘Lioliret declares mild applanse Hoke tsenatrs asked that the vote. | ie coming primary ‘be enst with ‘an’ ef Pe the oder” enon of tne come | | Swit ty. the “pengtenstves ‘representing | re inne hohe of congrena Town | P"ehetring grote le ecavations | Huei comes to voting.” sald Sena: | or nti, Satan. sou peratinctom ek | Posen his_ primary. dmes to Tek me rerertae” thinking foe sou on my ow | Peat He vou want dame Cone sto at | ce amo room unette bell eae | ve the roll aul and ‘then to. brash th | Marten off event and walk Out | Maden and axe hie What Que woke? || mutha’ ng peransston, to mend nim own | mY Whig Hat tcf msl | na Yay ollengue and, for" teeny" congress raf Srepreneutative trom thin” atater the || ent! oats withont reference “to thone | ert Bo" msuume the ‘ender of "the sig. and aavecrdaace with. thele own | sdb and consclencen. “Hater your. seigment and 1 wilt ac. | mee aaid Sanntor Coimeaing, “hat | ive these onspiracors to husband. thet || aurcen becaune, ‘by. the Eternal, they | fitseca ‘ai hole etrengiby and thes | ‘Abraham Lincoln Republicans. | § Dorlog. the course of hia introduction | ae Fine! apenkers, “Chairman Tarves | gia read “Evo logsame received Oy | sere ge Fleming, chairman of. the Dol | ¢ ver unicast premtesio rep | ran committee. { ‘Sho was. from former Governor Willa | aprabes tnd. waa an fellows: NEUERMONT. In, May 0-—Robert J. mii ehatreian.” 1 regeet that it wil STesaventent for me to come to at | nd "yours mertings 1s Hope, aur | na HEC, Nd Dy AR S| orl am ot" the wink done. by. our-Abra: | £ eclation af the wark done by our Abré. | ¢ SENATOR DOLLIVER’S SPEECH. Senior Solon, in Address, Touches Upon Tariff Question. Seontor Dolliver sald in part: “Ladies and gentlemen! It Is "great pleas tire to me to have the opportunity of par Hleipnting. with you In this extraordinary Towa mnssmeeting, 1 don't mind. confding fovyon that T have made some sucriices | Aeeto this plntform tonight. I not on! Eat to presieltcom the ‘sergeant-at-nrms: bt T'aiso had to become n fugitive. from th doctor, who ‘has tind "my ease. In hane Gmdatter a Tong. time T persunded: him t iet'ime come, on the grounds that the Tow nit andthe new lows poltties. would. for me what He hd been so far nab “s1 have been confused a little In read: ing the Town newspapers” as_to” the rea Geneter of this meeting.” T. understoo frow' the columns of the papers that ther, fore sone eltizens here, Who thought thi Yun’ to be ‘a. good toads convention, and Po ‘hot’ ‘intentd to ‘altogether Ignore, the fact’ that there tn ne sense in which It fey mood conan conan 10 fet oe forme, tonight to ahow tim and every dey rise the rad to. destrnetion. Especial Pleasure in Meeting. “1 find pect pleasure tn speaking, the bome ‘elty and. from. the same plat- the. home. chy, And cm it sie. sedte! of Feapaneiullie eervearecariee tate rera eaponwibllity "of representing thls. gre Conmonwealth ‘and ‘hic labors. ate extete selmi he, great work whic fre ‘trying 10 door the peuple ut Lawn Ton espectaniy ind that "wer see on St fame, piatform tear Mt ax never" hap Dene eture: “Though Ti bas been my fortune, $1 0 vod, form good, thay "yeaah" How frlitics to ight for persone 1 stand her Honight 10 Aht for the fundamental pri ciples of” rhe. government atthe. tale Sater: and 1 Samy hot in ‘the. least. etn batratsed "as ‘some tandpatters. of, Lows wold believe, “T"would aay. to thew youd Brethren of itty. Sears neo that Tf they trou try" and eager the loge fo Time ‘to! tne: pronuaneed on me, Lil tey target ont ot!my bend he hitierneas and Derkonat nmi whleh exiats in towne BNow. Tio uot desire that my pation here should” be ka the. Genet” ialmumder stood, "sald Tam inthe hehe here for Drinciptes, “hut | persons ‘enters into. Tt te Some "estent 1 ight for” these. then Nes ange they are (we asmpaty wlth the Work hn “ving ty tia. ut the ompltal Of the Waited. Staten” Indoraement of Garst. ‘The mperker shen came out fy tndose: taeat of Warren Gavel for guveragy and "reason therefor anid: That een dea to Mle support feom tive fave that tram ‘the beginnins t Save Ged Me soletees tycaher ana “hts oN eS) ee | (a h" tid ES RRS SIE TERR TOR ood will In the fight 1 have een tr Wg tone “tna fhe tare” na made” cor" progressive. good government nthe Unite Statens EO : ‘Ama! So stand. for all tee Tow epulficany who have “been” pecpating th Satara htger out fl Het gov T'dldnt come here to may ans tin agai the neaident ae ain great ifs "Aud. neshonatbilitieg, etined by tw fut eis” nor atone "th ‘the "governmen Sethe United States, "with. deifaite dn flea NO pelt, Att tan “no tee tom on. bin whem 4, hehe representative Sine" yropie eho: hte salmencoligat ton Sidon, id 0) “Someries feceasary tor disagree witty “aud th Tenders “whieh surrounds him, Net speak no" unkind: word: Speaks of President. “1 was present when the Inte President MeKiniey. induced “Budge rutt” to. aecen ihe grent “reapoustblitg and burden 6 “goverding. the hippie Islands From fat He “anal he hecame"prealdeat 0 the vnited Ntatew wim nttaeted to hl Ae 1 wae attached to tew cather: men Since thnt long, raiay” night when stood Inthe. public ateret wtare the ald, trick Hoube' i" Washington where Jame tatne tay in the ahadew of dently T have no faperitnce more bitter: than the eaperienec SE inning posien!‘nasocintes, frlende. nd ughhore Waging. An unrepaiiean "come “rhe president of the" United States huge descelbedhumsclt ax the titwine Tender enw republican parts.” What inn ivutas fender?" A iHtuinet tender ts mn entirely ferro, hy phe wha as Te nen Toimaw rateng what they want. “Aud if 1 haves any complaint to_ make Ae in"tat Into. he “counel have ‘crowded them seh do. not" dave the ntertat oF Welfare of the onety or country at hearts Declined "Both Invitations. “cok speaking here” tonight Tt willbe “hard” 10" keep Swetthin, the breastwarks 0 id! sepublienniem. kde have had ord ‘deat of espertener and" belie fino “the doctrines of “the republican party Welk he hinge <etended ‘Teen hee fore the’ Amstrienn” people far the. (ast (ventsetve senes and? do, ot_tntend to toute. from that enodiy. fellowships a ough ("hve ten invited to do 40" (rom tine “trection "and somewhat,” soem itteed “from another airection. “1 have de ‘ied ote invitation SMa ot "ceapect the, authorliy of the attorney. eneral” ta cead.'me out of the arin Meciine the tavitation to depart Ae thie time: ax bora, tn the repubitean party 1 know "something! shout tm Maton ane 1 know ita"ruture lien in the nuccese of fue"movement, mow nation. wide, 40” de bone in net wale 4 fendership bch, ts Hetraget the “people. “And 10 have been feeuged. af “the har of "repallenniam it thetniecd. Staten heenuae T have refused ta ecome a party Ww tt Promise of Republican Party. “1 have alrendy suid that the promise of the reymnent pacty to the Ametienn pene ple wha not” dfn’ clmmneter to ‘he pees Prmed bya: fox" alterations fy the "ata seheduten, even if these. could "have ber auroltly advertised 48° downwatd revisions if nn ities questhon wan’ involved, Teng: Heat memuere of congeewe ontvotedt els Moria ta, secure resnetiona, in ihe" eaten Wouide fave: probably vexprense thelr di Spuvgiment "witht vreccrding thelr Aloe Nagata hen meantee "ita inal hatenge "iene the urumige of tte party as peers, te Moore taesiantat: Wie Aaectng tn “ovina “the hor. of art making ta congresm. che” pariy" agreed that thes retom show ge. ie with refer: thee toca standard of Justice, a stand winch “maguire the poteetion "to be. ne worded Wy Amertenn: indastriew hie de ferme “inthe, tant pf priadtion Here rad abroad, ‘and ‘rhe fundamental protest Wile wae fed agniuat the measute wie halon the, het tbat eaten a mde snvany_achedute 0 apply" that. stand ridycag the platform of ‘the party required, “Not ig! tthe ‘eter ech wa nad teach lee ethodn of te tinkering hy the creation of ‘perma ment boned of expert, 0 that. the meen mated scandals "of a generation. ent renelimionted. from the work ‘of congrens i the future, were riflegied and, rejected, thd. the platform of ‘the purty Htelt de: joumced. aaa vain” and. worthieas expres. Hon The" ‘circumstance’. was” Ignored Hint. tor_over twenty. yours we have. had fitccontltuted tari’ edmmlesfons at work, Sithont ‘publ responsiblity oF” authority letating to congrem, gt only the amount it protection demanded, “but the. very nogunae often devian aad unite n'fwhich the ‘purpose of ‘the Taw should we expressed. ‘Abuse Is Old One, ‘ethiy abuae tn ery, old one. Rorty: wor yeatt ago. a. stupid “and. fraudulent cea of wool nd” woolens wan rex sired by the, parties {aterested. outside of grease und Tenucted into" law, without fafsing even “the “punctuation” Tt was (i tline of. general Indliference ‘of the ie ‘mind toward. auch matters 22d vit’ seamed. perfectly natural then Is Niratly: incredible today “Ee "sensor Shermen could atand un oday, on thi floor. and “defend a tari eefitie "om. the grind that. the "parties mterested” had wfltten” ft themdelven, Aud hor ni eglcagies at toot a rietosa nt" in thele manuscript #0 fat inthe future they. Would be estopped Pavy “complaining abou “ft, t ‘presume. Sond many valees would be eded. Tn ob eto and combo | would br, Hie sisay, that a proposition Involving the fice ot “the peapie clothing ahoutd “te tate Bie at fa Mnubiie weandpoint, 0" that that portion ic hthe community whieh wears ‘wonien fies hou have, thelr complsipt ‘heard, “tee in I8GT, Sehedute °K wus handed pis after, that exact eeument. Dy Sen: tor ahermany and by that exact” arg] rent Mt haa” been eonttaned from "gon ration to generation, brining into ra ranch eyeee generat revision of the thei rom that day’ to thin Even” at the bex innings there, wore some votees gata | Tonk iethod "ot trananettng the publ | Nalnens. The names of hates Suroner | Md 'iteney. Wilnon were reearded agatoat | po. measire on a final” paesage. Bat | Neronige no extdence that "the sxenerat | Minton of ‘the ‘eouniry cook ‘any offense || moun “at tie. appieation of tbs prim: | ivenmethiod of ‘nel making te a Teor: | Ishion" welected “he. ite henealarfen "a0 eee. menrly ball a century that ached | jet amennged, and immucanie. thaw dete | veey ettort of ‘the Tnvwemaking ‘power. to Viigact fin excesses, or even C0 moderalze | # pirascalogy. : ‘Affects Other Schedules, sant Schedule KK te not the only one|| four Tait schedateswhieh ‘coagress | fa tbitunily eee to a ommlsalon otf epertar without connection with hel jvernment,, and. responsible only. to. the! Beainess omcee ot which they were the themes onto ancyen tn the Tare a ston"? fead,"in the arnaces inthe. gat deft. ‘Ot Gaveraar,ntys a etre Cok eorge Co Plehenors ki whet thls fret i°cienriy” alucioged and fram we 1 somewhat “alaconeantng ingore Mss the drawn "that ‘not even change of pol {cal parties 'wan able to shuke the. gp ol seal" onnuhet urine “Inferents cuit the fongroan of the United Minton. 1 NHL eta the ete nom coon thin Hite tod, whic fine since heen” printed hy iteney Ti Rieke ne the ald ete seeetary of the Tete Ehairnanot te Howe of weer aps ioe Mita. 0, ASN7—My Dwr Sei Yours euctodtng’ ingen Ws. totobuteo acted ie SuatTeeetveds "then “ton hyt th fin ‘the nenvingy oa metal xchedule? in IN notice ty atene hearing that, th Tnnufictators aah ony on and, tn ge tin pate: awl aexeeniy "few evans The caatern manucacturers: want. [eon kept AU‘ Conte ad the western are mom wane 1 avanced tn G0 Cents We faye tn cu Tnenrlyalt ur dues eons terabay below thon of ve act st TS ie etal a fotton acheiules of the present fiw AR fom itty were reaty mags ete mn neuter Cacept"as te Mifew iteuee "Tone very "ten ofan ingles, de Tie of Other Industries. What Ie trwe fh eatin. eh gad the woot sehedfe fe" erin oe ont ‘enue indusdriew Gu’ aig. tn ne Hooda anon ain are ‘mre complete Frode ne the taciaties ‘ences tht thestelaine rien te” weave cand a orowghiy Aetiat “hnterstoodrhkt few Pee? ctmgrss ware abies tt at foe wtien atthe onl ofthe extfunrdingty srasion the telong. tnbyist at "the sie Tallis" eft" the ‘eapiten eansing Wenthe mem hat ts the i ak nee Tey Sor thirty yearn our hontings_ efor the wiya wad wate cummltten have. rel {th ore an Weta atone bviggereated "parties. af what "they es cleed "tor have, Mone, “and a'eatotal ay aE tho liana he etlo my wn bite merviees cables. a toe say tht 'n 'ytey large. proportion. af the rates, even in the minor dchedies be trace set ath tet two ent fog Aa" the hd inves won’ mag" of oe indhistriem Were ateigyling for a foathold TY ther anarke ‘places wines they" were a native competition among fhemwetven when agcaent comminations ad "growed tye, comtol rica en rn way ae ty om every, Rand to stale eaerpese nail Tawtuce the investment of capita, ‘i sd method a iat making, even 110 Md pen nos hy "the pales wan Wes} ae ray hy et now, Pen more, Chan twenty “genre ago th mena, inthe Alltaon’ bill df 1SRS, nde] neil eaborat it tachiney fg pulting one custo awe po "sian fommiasion | aud in Ihe Senator Spooner, cnn Of marvetonaly: clone wislon? init iuced into the neuntecon duly team amed ment doc the Tangy “bile prepared by Milonel” ehenors creating a” tari con mission, awl Te Support af Mia edt Toke thexe wordy of wiadon, far more ni lijennt mow than, they were’ then! wey The and method of {agit making mad prodtived no other ‘acatatn, xeon hint favored in transferring tp. Interested maid ie the exerci: of ie pow "ihe Vomgrese. over taxation, i Wont in een tad eno: bite umkapt he mevho! Tend lise Stoo caally ter the aye erm of party irgtatention. theangh wich he hows’ winch nm corrupted. neni | A ce muatclnat "governments and taket he ‘nuasnietration ‘atthe ita often cmaaaneenithn nto. te han ofthe ote is Ani tttn< haa eet Broug nt fe legislative. ower ‘tthe govern ato, the Bach of the chief ore ss feat ol the bear ink in the Chain of (S (Hi (y Life. A chain is 20 stron fe. rf then ite ‘weakest link, the body ‘po stronger than its weakest orden. If there is weakness of stomach, liver or lungs, there Ia a weak link in the chain of life which may snap at anytime, Often this so-called Tiveakneet is baused by lack of tutrition, the result of weakness or dieetse ‘of the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition, Diseases and weaknestes of the stomach and its allied organs are oured tr the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, When the weak or diseased stomech is cured, diseases of other organs which seem remote from the stomach but which) have their origin in « diseased condition of the stomach and other orjans of digestion and nutrition, are cured also, ‘The strong man has @ strong stomach. 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Junior Senator Gives Views On Pro atesiiie Citbeinion. “Mr, Chairman | Fellow | Republicans, seiow citi "faate and eaten Tideiay I have Iota Sought, Cor bec for neatly ten year { teed. toate the fronts of lows’ Know, sometRtug’ ef the Biahdneks of the doctrine ef. pretectton, won have. ened tonight’ fed thie mina who knows mor about the ari jaw cham Env ether mun within. the lim ae ti United Statens more tein In ged to fuimm"tverhetore fll pom yon caeR a aot fora tnomeat Ge deceived with reaeet (0 the auitade of tha slement of Fenteams, of which, mf pat, foward {doctrine ge “protections. Wee hod Tam Svea do thee of ber iaen fui! whmtaueer ning. tani awn thes Mave been eunmected "with ta the congress at be Caled lates, <Htut “inthe eampatin upon, which we are fist entering Toor ont do net wil mot “and, dare et. attempt to. make. the Hieole oc the Uniged Staten teiteve a He WePlhaye, gotten ton fain te county fowatds better hall higher hinge {own fantany'man tocaeectve, ur tempt to deceigen ine Americnn people" with Fexpect fovthe: tari {vat wi gaged tt tho" exten Stalnaey" umston of congress. Which choed the Eth of iaat” Aweus Pledges Not Fulfilled. tyne not in tale and. loneat tat rent of ne pledge, and ty aun wlth ge Pespect! will Bu"avow bezere the. ‘merken veapte Tay not Intend thie evening to enter, fer pon "the auf t ie"uunt for the Inst eight feats nner went "up. tad ‘dove hefure the peep ut Toe ebeating tor hem in tho "nae of Hioilee Mind Hite dealing “fot'n "revion Ihe dates ‘imposed ‘ton imports, Ant fee, te camtng gh, sary tent Bisa Meacatan ES soon, Rin T ge, nd dwn bere the cums of ne ae Mitton eppeating ty ‘ait ty “redeem the plies “OP the patty to te omnits, the BNA ton wenick Fare wae eheted prea dent of the Tnitea Rtaten Pi Au! eatige the, lst wna tie! altlaitee "Ge appiviog’ ie oeteinen of protection to the MMtAirs of the: nation. 1 dime “to nove "the creat despot of the Renate f° rmed ‘that men olloeeat_ie feadesshiy who would not have due ‘xo Ieee hat een alte to dow the eo theetruth ite “aiferunee ete te fost Sf production here nl rend" Tells of Tariff Fight. ‘the senator then told of tie fight. tor the Venta tinient oft a geal ald come Infatoms coneludlng hs! remtnky with ho mite : Twi mover sot It until progroasive regutienn are Ia etateak” Athen f reach Washington nest ‘Chnem any morning twill" have traveich nests Uden thoumand: miles In order to enfay Ox fis nanan een ofan orn the ie the primary campaign nar in progress. in hroves, more conclusively thant any” words Peni ‘tter ay tee. itcrent tthe cat foine of the polideal trugsie, ‘ox aving on among. the republicans of the alate: it tue mover more Important, thin nov tnd” ti republican’ party” sonia. ho ibe cnn of government, ut a not fom i portant fine the right kind of repnblteann Piatt handie the relun nnd direct tie couree of the "governmedial chariot, Iresentiy it willbe our chiet concera "to elect 12. pobiican candidates? but it ought. to tbo bir cilet concern” now (0. notmante” for ace ‘progreaive reputicins, for’ tw: their romingtiod, ae I. frmiy. believe, Hes. the sly hope replcananprennéy, tn thelr election will be found the best as- nance ‘f pod Koveroment: thd hy goad svernment “Tmean a. govesnment "which, doing Justice. to all ftw ‘people and all its itereatae wither high of ow, igo ite chy ar poor corporate, or fatividat, given is newt und bent care: to the ‘weak abd the wis to the men who minke up the rank sn fbn of humantty. and who ar unabe io protect themaclyen "agalnnt, the ‘ower nt vast wealth, inordinate avarice and core porate combination. ‘Two Kinds of Republicans. 1 do not shirk from the adumysion that ior ron eae two “Kins of rept, fines ‘We may ait hohd. theaame ‘general ‘AN ue there are two results ight and (Vip fae dhe republican of fo ty ne mine, hte ot thea hal fe te Sat vite the prinetpapurpowe of my. vine jo, Towa at tale tie Ie to nay Word for ‘tueen't"ito not pretend ‘to bet altogethee ith, a gee apogee mieet of my adver, your: indulgent ik wat tora word ining owe inhale ALE Hib not neandldate for" offer" In. the ae primis. tive “more tha any ‘ther thing on earth, that pertains to. pub fama ue gn il, th conden and hetauppert wei the keubllnne of tow rive Re gentrounly" and invishiy bestowed in mv nope tat the “next eee ito convention ‘wilt apnrave. may attitude von ution qaestions and che” couse Wee jawed itveangrea. “fe Tala not hod eae the affection you o often inateated for me, punite ife woud ood ai ita vaite nthe tWInlng OF aM e5e ‘That Standpat Confab. “A few weeks ngo there was held tm the ity of Dex’ Moines’ a ‘conference of cerca cubitcanme an thea anon orennised com stan ‘WHat the avowed augeet at aceuring Mitac’ convention, iat wonid indorse, the epublicannitona) ‘administration: pie sino “composed the conference are Arlt own in ‘Towa nye had eapectat rene ain to. 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OY ; ps) ei Nie i Sy Me ean Gn \ SA F WN ZA aCe K ht RRL i : ~ : wow Zp Wi ei Ye "If a majority of the republicans here their interests and to the welfare of the country, they ought to say so but if, on keeping the trust repressed in us and that the elections and treaties we can to protect the elections and treaties we can to protect all citizens ought to enjoy in a free government which will shortly assemble without a law willing to submit this issue to the government, we know that the intelligence of the voters of the state will strip the campaign against those who are carrying it on to come out into the work in which they are engaged. Iowa Situation. "Under ordinary circumstances it would not be appropriate for senators to enter the republic to terminate the republicion choice for state officers and members of the national house under ordinary conditions, and we are not living under ordinary conditions, and we are not living under ordinary conditions and traitors to our plain duty if we failed to lend what influence we have to the senate, and we would not fields of political liberal will lift up and carry forward the standard which, as best senate of the United States, governs Garrison State, progressive associates upon state state tide, personal friends, and public life can bring them such as it could not gratify me but friendship would be involved, my appearance, unappreciable, unappreciable, Prouty and Byers, and Brookhart, in many a nerve wearing, heart-steering and gratitude, but everlasting esteem and gratitude, but they would be the first to repudiate me and then move for, if I would do them more harm than good. "What then, is it which distinguishes the old fashioned caucus from the old fashioned union that dwarfs all personal relations and that contends with the continent and as pervading as community itself? This is the question I am here asking. What is the inquiry of the hour, touching alike the welfare of the country and the permanence of the republicary party? The American people successfully achieved their political independence; they successfully resisted the executive government; they successfully resisted a foreign invader; they successfully resisted a war; they have successfully developed the richest resources that ever fell under the hand of many communist leaders; they have wealth, that belongs to A. H. any other nation on the face of the earth; they have unimpaired rapidity or geniuses of force on the earth; geniuses unknown to any other land or age; agencies we have, and all these agencies we have, when that might form of modern power to make what it wills. The question is, can we restrict it, regulate it, control it so that it will be reasonable, and thus give to every man his even chance in working out his best ammunition in working all the fruits of his own honest toll? Reason for Action. "With these preliminary suggestions I answer the next question which I know many good men are using why this soil and agitation within the ranks of the republican party? Why does it make any man who is nominated for an office in a republican primary? The answer to the question must discuss differences which exist between the two parties." Corporations in Congress. story business—will take away some of the profits with the help of the many volunteers. Possibly we need such brakes upon the wheels or brakes on the wheels, but we must make the engine which drives the car of humanity triumphantly on toward the future. "I illustrate again the difference between the two elements of the republican government: the state and the river. Lafolette, Bristow, Clapp, Borak and their associates, on the one hand, are as sure as fate itself that Aldrich will view it from the standpoint of the state, and on the other, he lodge in the hands of the great, and these other men will view it from the standpoint of the state, and already accumulated fabulous fortunes, and of making it a little easier for the common man to earn. These are essential differences; they inhere in the training and education of the people, and they educate the liberty of giving but two concrete institutions, which will exemplify the whole object. Provision Repealed Anti-Trust Law. In Harmony for Better Laws. "I am sure you can understand, with this Illustration, how vital it is that Iowa in port to the progressives in a controversy. Every session of congress will devise a plan for the party that we who are marked for the wonder that we are marked for the Washington should want a governor who is in sympathy with what we are trying to understand and an sure that I have given you understand an sure that I have given Warren Carnom nominated for governor. Warren Carnom will work that he would do splendidly at work that he would forging at Washington to know that the voice to aid us in the struggle in which we are constantly engaged, of the house of representatives from this district and the devoted followers of Addrich and of Cannon, of Payne and of Dalzell, and they would have ought to work stranger than Senator Carnom himself, in the midst of one of the derestricted clips that we believe to be vital to the welfare of the party as well as of the Democrats, and Brookhart in the Darrah and Brookhart in the house of representatives instead of Hull, Smith, Kearney." "There is nothing personal in the situation, over the support it provides in over the highest degree legalized for any man to be a United States citizen, or to believe that I ought to remain there, to stand for the nomination of Kennedy. The sooner we realize that this division in the ranks of the republican party appreciate that; it is a movement of the people and not merely to gratify personal reactions of a great and everlasting truth." PLEASANT DAY FOR PRISONER Circumstances Seemed to Combine to Make Unhappy Time for Victim in Stocks. A record on file in the library of the United States congress contains an account of the adventures of a certain Hubbard, who was sentenced in Boston to the jailhouse and indicted in an unwarrantable fit of ill temper. When he had taken his seat for the day there came along a drove of swine, which seemed to cast upon him those leering looks that only a fat pig can bestow. A dog followed, sniffing at the prisoner's feet and making feints—unpleasantly approaching reality—of biting him. Then a cock, mounting to the very top of the stocks, crowed his derision upon the victim to the point where he fell after indulging in unlucky taunts, threw at him felid toadstools and a dead snake. Then an Indian appeared, who, in a drunken rage, stimulated by some fancied injury, rushed at Hubbard with a tomahawk, probably intending nothing worse, however, than to give him a severe fright, which he certainly succeeded in doing. Help came from an unexpected quarer, for at that moment an old bull cawed hearing the red. His attention was attracted by the stocks and with a roar he prepared for a charge. Alarmed in his turn, the savage darted off. The bull made a dash at the stocks and carried away the corner post, but without even grazing the object of his apparent wrath. Whether he was disgusted by the little he had accomplished or his animosity was thus satisfied, he started off, bellowing and shaking his head, much to the relief of the said Hubbard. And then the unfortunate man was left in comparative peace to his own meditations and the cutting sleet of a November day. The people of Kulu are extremely superstitions, and go in extensively for demonolay. Many trees are held to be sacred, and have tiny temples dedicated to them. The demons are popularly supposed to live at the tops of trees, and if a tree falls in such a way that it is possible to pass under it, as is often the case on the mountain sides, every man, before going beneath the trunk will place on it a stick or stone to propilate its guardian spirit. Certain streams are also sacred, and no one is allowed to wash dirty clothes in them. During 1900 some strangers came to the valley and happened to pollute the water of a river in this manner. It chaped to be a year of extraordinary rainfall, and the people implicitly believe that the excessive rain was sent by the outraged "deata" of the stream as a punishment. BASE BALL AT KANSAS CITY. The K. C. Royal Giants prove to be the best mud horses. The K. C. Royal Giants met their second defeat with the K. C. Royals last Sunday afternoon at Shelley Park, Independence and Oak St. The Oklahoma Indians showed up fine but the Royals were able to master the situation letting them down with three righthand pitches. Lon Lee known as the Mud pitcher, was in the box, with Campbell catching who keeps a sharp eye on second. Mgr. J. Johnson who is playing short stop states that by the first of June the Royals will be in class "A." The Rangers'打点ingstones club will be on hand at Shelley Park, independence and Oak street, who come highly recommended to the K. C. Royal Giants for their fast work on the field. Sunday the K. C. Royal Giants will meet the Topeka Giants at Shelley Park and Oak St. All games called at 3:39. Watch the next week's issue for the results of these games. The splendid work of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets is daily coming to light. No such grand remedy for liver and bowel trouble was ever known before. Thousands bless them for curing constipation, sick headache, biliouness, jaundice and indigestion. Sold by all druggists. MT. PLEASANT Sunday was raley day at St. Johns A. M. C. there were three services, preaching in the morning by Rev. Wm. Moore the pastor, in the afternoon by Rev. Jackson of the Second Bapheen in evening, given under the good generalship of Mrs. Wm. Moore, an excellent program was rendered a neat sum was raised. Mr. Harry Read is still very ill at this writing. Mrs. Lydia Clay is still on the sick list. The Four Hundreds' meet with Miss Wilma Brook last Monday evening. Six candidates were received for membership, the evening was spent in games and music, a unusual good program and a unrestrained light program were served. Mr. Levy Cay was burnt by building a fire with kerosene. The Elite club will meet with the president Mrs. J. W. Fldflder next Thursday evening at her home on East Madison street for a district conference and the Sunday school convention which convenes here next month. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will clear the sour stomach, sweeten the breath and create a healthy appetite. They promote the flow of gastric juice, thereby inducing good digestion. Sold by all druggists. Willing to Oblige. "When you feels any temptations comin' along," said the friend and adviser, "you mus' say: 'Get the beehm me, Satan.'" "Da's what I done said," answered Mr. Erawus Pinkley, "den d'I magna, imagna, non nous assus." We're all right. We're both swine de same way, nohow, an it'd make no difnce to me which leads de pucchesion." 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