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The Springfield News-Leader from Springfield, Missouri • 7

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ORXTXO JTUST IN WAR TIMES AUTHORONOTE SUER al RHEUMATIC PAINS $1500 OR ILLUSTRATIONS wj 4i let 1 a In a SPECIAL ROUND TO lady GIVES GOOD ADVICE $1885 RECEIVED NEW UNIORMS A com Glenwood Springs Springfield to 82885 Ogden and return Springfield to 83385 Salt Lake City and Return Sen A SENT REE TO MEN 1 ree TrlM Pnekagr Seal tf Kate president of Swift Co Chi i ci are ioo per at reduced Parlor Bil Phone 275 4 and size ENOCH RIGWAL Stott City Mo the post and took a lively the methods taught at this agreement with Mr Swift was by Anderson owler of New At Ilallymakeera Cl land an Irlsh speakiri named Mrs Casey hail I of her one of ailed It has appear in tho Chicago It has now been learned that aha baa written han been accepted with lina IllW in reaching ily 15 and ago with recent incendiary fires started at college Sound kidneys are safeguards of lite Make the kidneys healthy with oley's Kidney Cure Sold by Stanclll Denton Crank Drug Co fine fine no The a 'ash At 217 Commercial street you can see the best line of center and library tables that has ever been shown in the city and that is no fake either The amous 4 He Sued Hia Metherin Law OKLAHOMA CITY Ok July Dr Short a physician who was re cently sued for divorce by his wife yesterday filed a suit In the district court against his mother in law Mrs Wilhelmina Sanner and Nellie Bab cock for $10000 damages The peti tion alleges that they caused the es trangement and worked on Mrs mind by false statwnfmU about him also that they his arrest on the charge of attempting poison his wife and while he was In jail they secreted Mrs Short in another part of the city JOHX RAGSDALE Aurora Mo The the same material with em lyre on front and the word embroidered in scoli across They are without doubt the Never Too Late to Wed JEERSON CITY Mo July Mr Jacob Tanner and Mrs Margaret ischer both of this city were mar ried today The groom is a promin ent merchant of this city and Is 77 years old while his bride is 72 years of age RY A MN WHO MELE0 MAKE HITOV Michigan Summer Resorts Spend your summer vacation in the cool woods of the Michigan lake re gion Write Moeller A Pere Marquette Detroit Mich for illustrated booklet sent free to any address which tells of a hundred charming spots In the resort region ull information concerning hotels etc our original photographs cf Michigan scenery 6x8 inches In size sent postpaid to any address for 25c stamps or coin getting one of those wardrobes This Is Commercial street "CbalM Sunday night July be will give the first of mm loclurss 00 tbo Apocalypse These will be th pjstrated by thirty Urge canvas palnl Itigs mounted upon on rontlnuous scroll six lest wide and HO feet thus prentloK panoramic view ot the wonderful vialons that John mVn the Island of Patmos You are tn tu com and study with us ond of th most Interesting books of the Bible Seats free Al! are Invited Remem ber th date Sunday nights July I IS 2u and 27 and August 3 19 11 and 21 colonel in the artillery in Ha has been in Washington Publishers Coownend II Very Highly it Is Baid Sumo timber built houses are a good now as when they were built 200 years ago said a witness In a London police court recently MIS EDNA KENTON ORMERLY THIS CITY HAS A NOV EL ACCEPTED JLSIot llemnrkfilJe Rpmetiy Thue Quickly Heittures Lost Vigur to Men r0a fixes Red Men News Illustrated ectures 2 Tbe pastor Bowers will repeat by request a of Illustrated lec tures The first will to Sunday night July The subject will be "Tetnptr This lecture will be Illustrated by eight large cartoons ntftlM the Iowa Corn Not Promising DES MOINES Ia July The cal station og the weather bureau Is sued a report this morning showing that the total precipitation for last mouth was 727 inches 41 per cent above normal and that the tempera ture was 60 degrees five degrees be low normal Director Sage says only exception ally favorable July weather can pro duce a fair yield of oats And corn Buffalo Bill In Hearty Sympathy with 1 American Boys euoht I the tmous Seventeenth Indi" Volunteer tome Of Hl Eperinoe A Governor Killed a Convict ENSENADA Cal July 5 Governor Sengines of the upper district of Lower California shot and killed a mutinous convict In the prison at Ensenada The convict Luciano Cabrera hud heen ordered to a dark cell for insubordina tion He refused to go and struck Jailer Lazero Valencia twice over the head The jailer sent word to the gov ernor nnd this latter personally ap peared at the prison armed with a gun lie ordered" Cabcra to drop his club Instead of obeying the convict struck the governor whereupon Governorengines fired killing the man The dead convict was about 40 years old and bad been a soldier British Cadets Expelled LONDON July Twenty nine "rusticated" cadete of the Royal Mili tary academy Sandhurst left that institution this morning protesting that they had not been connected with the the wlM stsblM th harks were far nished An ItaJUa rtacl Oatynn bad bea lcd driver oa oocot tbe barks beeiie driver's card bad beea baited to him by tocai waloa vu foreefi to rflsmiwnt After Uw owner of th carriage bd stalled lb procvMkn raailuued on to lb oanaetary Edison and Columbia new Reproducers and Moulded Records cent louder and smoother in tone Come and hear them Two Bottles Cured Him was troubled with kidney plaint for about two writes A Davis of Mount Steiling la "but two bottles of oley's Kidney Cure ef fected a permanent Sold by Crank Co Stancill Denton Interfered With a uneral SAN RANCISCO July That the local union Is 'determined that only initiated members shall be employed was evidenced yesterday by the unusual spectacle of a procession beln gstopped in front of the Hall of Justice Every driver dismounted from his seat and refused to proceed because it was reported that there was a non union man among them The men were employes of Marini from When Other Medicines Have Take Kidney1 Cure cured when everything else has disap pointed Sold by Stancill Denton Crank Drug Co On June 2 elusive August buy round trip tickets to points mentioned at above low rates or further Information as to rates stop overs Uc call on or write to SMI TH General Agent Get your rubber tires put on at Jim 1559 Boonville street Tele phone 314 ive Dead In a Wreck ROCHESTER July header Michigan Central freight train was ditched by a washout near Thomas at 2 this morning Engineer William McGregor and four tramps were killed Hobart Military Band Will Wear Them at the Convention The Hobart Military band received their handsome new uniforms Satur day and will wear them for the first time at the Democratic conve ntion Tuesday While they are a very neat and of attractive pattern they are not loud They are a dark blue appliqued with black with gilt letters embroidered on collar of coup cap is of broidered the front Rugs we have them In all sizes prices from IS inch to any room you want Call and see them at 217 Commercial street The amous Get your rubber tires put on at Jim 155g Boonville street Tele phone 314' Trrt vr Kidney fr When yon ar rotter! a from titer tnatlua tbe kldnty must ttended to one ro that tfiy will ellmlsat lha uric acid from the blood Kidney Cur 1 th mart effective rem edy for tbi purpo 11 liupklu of Polar Wl ay: "After tinsor doctoring thro year tor rhouwatism with the best doctor I tried oley's Kidney Cure and It cured me I cannot speak too highly at this grett medicine" Sold by rttancill Denton 3 Crank Drug Co ft owler's Sale In England LONDON July Excitement has been caused In 'Liverpool by reports pointing to the of the leading local provision firms The shareholders of owler Bros one of the largest wholesale concerns have received circulars inviting them to confirm a provisional agreement to sell their business to Gustavus ranklin Swift cago The made York and Includes the sale of the com pany's interests in tbe stock yards and warehouse company of Chicago and the packing company In Kangas City Among the conditions is a provision providing for the liquidation and dis eoluton of owler Bros inlshtd irst But Lost KIEL July 5 Emperor guests upon th Meteor Hl in the race from Eckernforde thin afternoon in cluded A Widener Allison Armour Clement A Grlscom and Rob inson rear commodore of the New York Yacht club the grand duke of Saxony and Admiral Prim Henry of Prussia Although the Meteor III fin ished first th yacht the Iduna won the first prize on time al lowance Tbe Meteor III was ond The British schooner Cicely gave up tbe race Springfield to I Denver Colorado Springs and return Pueblo TH July MeC arVt Tk July McTWe'a is MtUlAf eemlrtr Three nf he rwitrihuUots ar tit aaUonai Bpwtaae ikitrbcs nt Admiral Bsnjpwjn by i Secretary Loa CspUIn A Mahan respectively and aa article a ikied LU la ttea Philip by Dr Hear? Rowland Th author of this lsL as army suroa has seen campaigElsg from one end of the arch I pel (so to the other Ju the form of a story of th experieneo tit three privates In a regular regi ment th writer records all the facts tit his ua ubaenatlou as a medical man bowing bow th conditions of soldiering In th Philippine brine about tn th enlltted men tb state of mini iu which they obey it merely without demurring but we: with alac rity the orders of their odors tu shoot without trial insuryctit prlwnr It Is a turning and powerful prwenu tfcn of facta Ex Secr tary Long's and Captain Mahan's article finely supplement each th one the tribute of the chief whose ord ws Hampson carried out the other that at a brother otllccr and high authority iu a common and both unite In the praise they bestow upon th character of the man and bis achievements Extremely instructive at well aa en tertainlng Is Sterling Heilig'g account to being a record of his of "The uver Sea Experiments of San flights over the Mediterranean ut Monte Carlo by an eye witness a per sonalfriend and an authority on aerial navigation Especially valuable are the photographs which illustrate It which show ia tbe most minute detail every phase of the famous final mis hap and tumble Into the sea Miss third paper on her ex periences among the brigands is de voted to the birth of Mme baby and the incidents of the first weeks of its life in captivity The ar ticle whets one's appetite for Mrs own story of the same events to be published in the August Issue Cyrus Townsend Brady contributes the fourth essay of his Border ights and ighters series in a splendid sketch of "George Rogers Clark and the Great Northwest" The second instalment of Booth Tar new novel of Indiana Two Vanrevels goes to show still further that the author of "The Gen tleman from Indiana" and ''Monsieur has lost nothing of his art cf entertaining Ths short fiction which is beauti fully illustrated is of most tempting diversity and includes another of Mrs Cutting's delightful little stories of Married life "In the Married Quar ters" a Newfoundland fisherman's story ruits of by Norman Duncan a bank story Red Head ed Kid" by rederic Walworth an Emmy Lou story Ballad in Print by George Madden Martin and a story of farm life in Missouri Shanklin's by Young inclusive August 1 to 14 3 and 24 August So to September 10 inclusive you can spabeST JACOBS OIL Dr KING Osteopathia Physician 301 4 National Exchange Bank building office Telephone 203 Residence Telephone 454 Office hours 8:30 a to 5 and Monday Wednesday and riday evenings from 7 to Japanese Officer at ort Riley JUNCTION CITY Kan July Colonel Watanabe of the Imperial Japanese army military attache to the Japanejv in Washington has left ort Riley for the east He was at the post witnessing experiments and target practice While there he was entertained by Colonel Carr the com mander of Interest school He Is Japan about six months and will return to about the first of next year I ple A Bass of Morgantown Ind had to get up 10 or 12 times in the night and had severe backache and pains in tbe kidneys Was cured by Kidney Cure Sold by Stancill Den ton Crank Drug Co Mia Edna Keeton formerly of th! city and preaently of Chicago rap idly beeomlns one of the beet known author In thl country or cral year she turn been widely known a writer at eiturt cturie and at th pres ent Um i the author of th dally abort tory which Iily News Iu this city novel which very high commendations by one of the largest publishing bouses in tbe west The name of the novel I "Clodah of Rohan" and It will be published by tbe Bowen Merrill company of Chicago during next January or ebruary The company has appropriated 11500 for the Illustrations and Miss Kenton baa the privilege Of choosing the illus trator It ia said by those who have ecen the manuscript that it Is greatly superior to the average novel of the present time which is advertised throughout tbe English speaking world as the greatest literary success of the age Tbe comments of tbe publishers are very complimentary indeed and it Is not the custom for these severe critics to make their opinions of a book known before th advertisements are out It fs said that the plot is aa In teresting as it is unique and original that the characters are natural and In the mind of the reader they are real people not the products of an active Imagination Miss Kenton lived In this city until a few years ago when she went to St Tjouis and later to Chicago She is a graduate of Drury college but has studied In the universities of the east or several years she was a teacher of English in the High school here She In a ug woman of rare ability and it Is predicted by her friends that some day the fact that tbe home youth was this citywill be attraction ntv Pork centenarian died Colorado and Utah SgpRTING GOODS 'Cennis Rackets Nets Balls and Ropes Base Ball goods prices Boxing Gloves Punching Bags Bathing Suits Game Boards liard and Pool Tables Kidney Cure purifies the blood by straining out impurities and tones up the whole system Cures kid ney and bladder troubles Sold by Stancill Denton Crank Drug Co 1 1 neci nava no fen own country flU himself upj You can take good care of your clothes by low priced joke 217 amous ATKINSON 322 St Louis St Baldwin Theater Springfield Mo Remember the name and place BICYCLES Crescent Columbia Pierce National and 5 inclusive July 1 to 13 Automobll Mail Service SAN JUAN Porto Rico July 5 i The new code of civil and criminal laws became effective in the island yesterday at noon An automobile mall service between this city and Ponce was Inaugurated yesterday It is said that the road between San Juan and Ponce is one of the finest in the world It was built by Spanish engineers many years ago General Wheaton to Retire CHICAGO July Major General Lloyd Wheaton has arrived here from Manila General Whereon will retire from active service upi age limit of 64 yeah tends to stay In hl family am th beiinwlag to It end Of lb 1 war fto fought nor vaUlaBUy th fmou Indiana num Th atory of their battle nrivutoaa tbelr vlctorie 'Li bat interetliig on Cumoanx 11 of thl regiment isher now a resident of I Co Okla who ha a fund or ertalnlng romlnltcence at hl lenee In blvuuau and battle To a rtnv the other day be rolated the towing: "In ald serving my company I beran to utfer Ith various complaint brought on by irdjhip and expuure I bad betfi bagel at tbe kidney palpitation of heart and at time I would bloat tn itomacb trouble My lungs were 10 affected rom my sufferings and iery I became nervou and my rv finally went all to piece "I became forgetful and distracted mind and ft seemed that there mid be nothing which would bring relief 1 ws treated In Atlanta by the regimental doctor but did 1 get any better In 1665 I was lusteied out and then I tried other tnr At various times five dlffer ohvslcians treated me and I took iany kinds of medicine but nothing id me any good rom lb until Sj90 I was confined to my bed most of le time and my case seemed hopeless But In IbSO I read in a newspaper how an Iowa man suffering from ie same Illness in general a I had as cured by Dr Pink Pills Sir Pale People I decided to see fjyhat they would do for me and began tklng them I used three boxes of pills before experiencing relief lut after that my recovery was rapid two mouths I felt like a new man Viboth In body and mind I took them four months and was perfectly figured have recommended Dr 'ink Pills for Pale People many times do so because I know from personal Experience that they have wonderful tower to relieve and cure the The pills which cured Mr isber Jfeve accomplished hundreds of equal emarkabie cures 1 ney are on saie kill drug stores pwill be aiall qst ''kUy the DrfeiUms MedlCi Schenec Wft prtte tot sdU grow to 1 duty as a dUron tit 1l "Wkl you think of oyaartual lle for boy to eNftil u4 grow rirt la tkes rs?" Never better" replied JtuSato Bill Ilk athaskam It la caxlcr for boy to got a education utiti than It ws Ip my ovtbful day Oar ad la every field of wefulnts wr never greater than they ar today Th country i larger Uw population la greater th people have mole want to fill nd the young mn if he la mad of the right sort of rotf will have the chance to fill them In a gen eration from now the great men of the country will be numbered by tens Of thousand and the chance of tho young man of today Is coming toward him all the Um I alway alm to draw the minds Of tbe boy to th gteat central west from the Mteriuipp! to the Roeky mountain Too many boys in the eastre educated In th belief that there la no wealth or Industry in thl coun try west of Wall rtreel Th great center of our wealth our political in fluence and our real national life Is going to be in the nest before many years Already our brightest business men and our best statesmen come from there average educated Englishman knows more about the resource of the central west than the average edu cated American Some of our east ern men are mure luauluted than the Englishman During my visits abroad i have seen more advanced books on our west and heard more enlightened talk concerning what was in them in the homes of educated Englishmen than I have seen In the homes of nianv men in the east who would feel in sulted If you told them they were not well informed and patriotic Ameri cans" flbest uulfurms ever procured bv any bml ia Springfield Th weMy ojw onert will given on Monday evening th! week on account of the lejmratfa roaventlon ullowlrx Is the pnagram: "ur tbe Nation Honor" riedman Musical aflrtda" K'rHinrvm Holzmaa "Mirror Dame" snlffen the Old Ilaatatton" I aman Selection from rhe romle opett Morse Coon Dcwilt and South" Dalbey GEO RAGSDALE Jizo St Louis St Springfield Mo Special attention irivnn to examination and per fection of laui lit: Contrast and Promts Law Ragsdale Brothers Wonder $8500 to $1500 Sundries and Repairing ELECTRJCAL SUPPLIES the bis ree trial packages or a most re markable remedy are being mailed to all who will write the State Medical Institute They cured to many men who had battled for years agalnet the mental and physical suffering of lost manhood that the Institute has decided to distribute tree trial package to all who write It is a home treatment and all men who suffer with snr form of sexual weakness resulting from youth ful tolly premature lose of atrensth and memory weak bark vnrlccee or emaciation of parts can new cure tbem sfcives at home The remedy bs a peculiarly grateful effect of warmth ami sreme to net direct to the desired location giving strength and development just where it Is need ed It cures all tbi tn and troubles come from years or misuse of the tatural functions and hnl oeen an abso lute success in all cares A request to fit State Medical InsUAfte 492 Elek ftro'd gliding Wayne Ind stating that yoM desire One cf their free tria' packages "wiU be complied with prompt ly The Insteiule ls desirous of reach ing that great' rlas3 of meE "ho are unable to leave Nomfl 10 treated and tbe free sample V111 fnatle tlicin to se how easy It ba cured of ual weakness when tSe rcntfJles are employed The ijttlt uto malJ no restriction Any maV'h wrl tfwill be sent a tree sample I ile1 In a plain package so thu1 Ita recrplRnt hnvn warriiRfThiAnt ni mi i7 01 Are ISweedish American Telephones and others $1500 to $750 Electric Door Bells Incandescent Lamps wire of all kinds Bells and Lights installed Repairing PHONOGRAPHS Sund RECORDS I Says Vest Is Blind SEDALIA Mo July The tinel publishes the following: "The Sentinel is enabled to state on the best of authority that George Vest one of the most brilliant sen ators Missouri ever had has become totally blind in Washington and is wholly unable to read or write He lias an attendant to lead him about town and to and from the capitol His mental faculties are still unimpaired and he rarely misses a session of the 4 in the cool of the early morning Buffalo BUI sat in the parlor of bis ig private car writing letters He was '4ust finishing bls fifteenth when entered te seated for a said the jamous scout to a Philadelphia Press fepoiter "These letters are to my fe oy8 always finish them first thing tn the morning before beginning workg ftffth my "To your not my sons of course but to boys I have thosands of them Bf jjapattered all over the country and I JWnte to them regularly It has been IS practice for years ever since 1 IBsi rted in the show business I get 15 to 20 letters a day from boys all parts of the Union and some abroad 1 nese are quite separate Olbm letters from autograph collectors I Si fget about 200 a week of those and answer them at my leisure or some times not at all 7 my boys I never neglect They 8te the most genuine letters I receive tMexpresslons of admiration esteem even affection Many of these ''ikds have seen me The great major Wlty of them have not Nearly all of "hern have read about me my life as 1 riiklp nn the nlrthis as a scout in the Indian wars In the army as a bowman all over the world all sortsthings Lfor example here Is a letter from iy in New England who asks me Etfthara pot tnv name 1 have ex to him briefly that a firm of factors for the Kansas Pacific rail i paid me 500 a month to supply I i 1 I 2 rt 1 JMUUicia wjlu uuugw 4 slobllged to shoot these buffaloes my rifle killing nearly 5000 of Am in 18 months My! (with pathet jagret) but I wish 1 had a dozen of bo handsome animals now They be a great attraction In my gUOjy Well ft was because of shoot those buffaloes that the boys out on th plains called me Buffalo kicked at first but the name to me fiWXnd that 'is hot all 1 have to this boy 1 have told him jSAtm all be can about the great tiXtf In the central west of which iWijorlty of American yes "wten too know so little I have him to become first and all and have given him or jtow to go about ft 1 tftWtXreon every boy to learn all Satisfactory experln oil lire have I London ts with fuel made in Eg i THE SALXGrXSLD HEPUBLICJLTf BCSDAT ill I "Si I Ht'LiE i a PM JE fl 'I 1 i teW4 Al 3 I ts I 5 3 I 1 Lt Tit i Si 8 aS ti 8i MI I 1 fi ft '4W I I'3' Wi Ml 7 i 1 jHr I gBEiaH Gt BB hr It i 'VaMHi 3 i ol inJt vEMi ill Vnl 1 III Iw I 11 SI 'Tn.

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