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3, BLOOIUNGTOX, ILL, TUESDAY JULY 10, 19CXX IS SEARCH OF GOLD'. A CAMPAIGN ST0EV. CB0WTH OF W0XAX8 CLUBS 30EMAL feCKMEE SCHOOL. RrORT OF THE CONDITION James A. Page, master of the Dwight Grammar School for Boys in Boston, will "Every Man is the Architect of His Fortune." I An Archit ect designs.

And his pUms ''Are executed by A bolder. The greatest of health is Hood's SatsapaHCa. Uys a firm foundation. nuAes the blood, the basis of life, pur And strong. Be An Architect yoar fortune And secure Hood's as yoar heAlth budder.

g0teWg Cdward Lak)lla. Faraoarlr of Write Ha Trip Tfcra(ti Sfawtav et Territory. The foUoalac letter vaa rarelrad by Mr. Jamea Reader of Normal from Mr. E4ar4 Laoctlla a bo left there early la tb sprtac vita a compaay of men from raru aad Loa Aacelea, Cal.

for taa gol Belda la Alaaka. Tbey took alone for minitc at aa advaataf aad tba letter tell of tbelr trip aa folio a. Wbila ara lied up on tb lalaad la lake Le Barge waiuac for a atroac B-le to tloar itaelf out. I may aa well tell you of our procreva. TCbb we gt to Beaaett.

tba pretest ad of tte raUroad aer tba White rata. a found oar frelcbt aa well aa about toaa be Idea. pUed op walling to ta ablpprd down, aad after waltlac a week a came to tba concloaloa that If we waited for tbetn to get It through aa ttould wait all acmmer. So we had a coapl of ecowa built aad loadlag It oa board a tarted oa tba too mile trip to Dawson. got pleaty of mea at Dennett to work tbelr aay to Dawson, aad bate eight mea bealdra oaraeleea to man the ecows.

We had a tug hired to tow ua through tba lakea. and ahaa It pulled up out at tb head af Lake lieoaett It broke do a la the middle of the eight la a gala, aad we cut too, art oar sails and came do a tba St mile to Caribou Crossing la seven haurs. aad that la going aoma for a couple I of Bat bottomed tuba with aloe toaa of Am t.MMlly Lars aarc MavaVaU Art Ilar4 Wark fa a Ms WavAa Trraa. Tt alt waV tawar acha-J at laa Normal aalaarmiir ab4 Tra ara Vata. a auatcr Unrr lhaa 1 la tiatory af acAeol Urr taday taaa laa caabiaad llau of taa aorth aa4 aaaia aormal acboota aa4 of laraa.

TVa daaira far kola aaata ta ba HUM aaly fra4t6. tut It I atr6'-aaic. an tai arrtl at a jwy iat aai aoiat. aa 32 loa aa aa4 anaa a.ofttariJy ta UMaiMlvaa ta fit book as4 abapa tmr ltva by Kbool UIU. aba tba ar-rary aaaarttg atoat la taa apprr a.

It la ta4 aua for tba facaJ'T BO ara ad -line ta taair taak account tbr-ty. bat It la iaftaitaly or for ttaaa "to aeat acqvlra kao aai r7 natter lb at la bou NOT RfXiXAR TERM STt DENTS. It alacat a a art af ttu-eau aaw .1 work at Normal. I of Ik irm aapu ara prnt- Tba acaool Ba4a ap tbieBy of tecbra aba Uka ttl. tbclr Tataiioo tiar.

to 41 ta their aJacatioa. Tbera are about cm baa4re4 loroter ftorttaJ atuieau aba take lb la otportaatty ta aJan.e tAem-aiTa la tbir caaraa. la tba aeeka Kbool a papil rma Lake lo ao4 bava ta recltatioaa of eatb uily. ttaa Ktua atr aroa4 peUty. May a.a-tfertia lake raa(aa of IbU ta ad vaaca taeBtlea la aoice oae laa ta abich tby toay ba weak.

ijepartxents or stldt. All dnartracau of aluJy ara aeU rep-TratvL Tbt Urst eUa la lT-idnl Tucapklca' tUlt la "Metaod of Teacb-la ZVky. aritbmetlc. bockkecptBg aa4 Rrruaoiar bate all larae cta. aoma Bliy la ti la ara.

rYotaUy tb aaullol cUa are tboaa ta Latia. Iiuratare. taetere. Ietry a4 Iba aovel. algebra aad adiaaced (eootetry.

WHERE TIIET ARE FROM. A CTal wa from Iifcaoaaua. Noraial aa4 about McLe-a rtwaai. aut not tae Uraeef Dumr by rreigbt oa each. The trip through tba ptM itm omu torn It waa founded by Mra.

Wlady Arm. Mud Lake aad Lake Marble Palmer, the wife of the well known waa very alow aad tedious oa account of I theetrkal manager, with the object of head wlnda aad calms, but whea we en- I brging- together profeaalooal women, terad mile river connecting Lakes particularly actresses, and rendering them Marsh and La Barge were Independent I helpful to one another. Among Its alma of winds and drifted with the current. th following: Tiir uitp urttsr ti To and conduct a departrajiit to THE WHITE MORSE KAPIDS. members wlin such outtt aa la About mdway UHwrea these two lakea necessary for the obtaining of employer lb White lloree Raplda.

We pulled meat. up to lb bt.d cf the rapids Sunday noon Ta In Later to the financial aeeda of aad lay there till Monday morning wall- i member at the disvretlon of the executive aay roraaa. I'n couaiy taa ike boor lb (ratwa-Ibia yar of uJ.dk lb au-H caad-Uaiea i tratnwav. The river lax af ta AeaWreaaeaSe OfYalaataa la ta lata Thirty Year. Woman's cJuba ara among tba characteristic phenomena of the latter halt of the nineteenth century.

Soroeia will ba thirty-two year old aast March. The New England Woman's club of Boatoa. waa bora about the same time. The two were the beginning of what baa assumed the proportions of a great social moretnrat. la New Tork City alone there ara today at least thirty Women's clubs, besides th chapters of tb various patriotic aocletiea the Daughters of tba Revolution.

Daughter of tba American Revolution, Colonial Dames aad others. Th club Idea seems to adapt Itaelf to very form of organized Ufa among women. It Is utilised by women of every degree and for every purpose. The literary clubs throughout tba country are fast developing Into department clubs with special refereoc to Improved municipal methods and civic condiUooa. The town and village Improvement societies ara taking oo literary and educational features.

The largest af th village Improvement organisations la one la New Tork State know a as "Oreater Saratoga. It haa a memberabp of women. The New England club of comparatively recent origin haa 223 members. The Professional Woman's Leagu Is the 00iy woman's club la New Tork that eccu commlttee. and according to the anility af tbe league.

Ta provide class Instruction In literature art luifium nhvalnal culture. dancing, fencing, and all studies that tbe members may desire, at the lowest poaal ble rate. THE WOMEN'S CLUBS OP CHICAOO Chicago la above all a club city, and la aoted not only for tbe number of its clubs, but also for tbelr sise. Tbe Chicago Wo man's Club Is probably the largest, with a a membership of over seven hundred but the Arch Club, aa art and social or ganlzAtion. is nearly aa large, and this latter haa also a young ladies' auxiliary, the membership of which ta restricted unmarried women.

The Woodlawn o- maa's club has nearly four hundred mem bers. tbe South Side Woman's Club more lLan three hundred, while tbe Fortnightly, tbe Weal End Woman's Chib. tbe Culture Club, tbe Friday Club, tbe North Side Art Club, aad others too numerous to mention. have a membership approaching two bun dred. The work of the Chicago clubs covers th six following departments literature education, society matters, aoclal econo mics, philanthropy, and tb home.

A TYPICAL CLUB. Tbe Chicago Woman's Club, though not tbe oldest club of tbe city tbe Fortnightly hating that distinction Is a department club, being virtually six organisations ia one. Its year book which doea not cover the history of tbe club, but simply the work of the current year ia a volume of mora than eighty page. lu auxiliary eocleUes are a Browning Club, a Protec tive Agency for Women and Children, the Pol It leal Equality League, tbe Public School Art Association, and tbe School Children's Aid Association. Besides these, tbe club has representative oa the board of the Gleawood School, the Civic Feder atlon.

and most of the philanthropic in stitutions of Chicago. The aoclal aide of woman's life Is being crowded by the deeper Interests that club life bring. Philanthropy, reform, and education are growing In Interest and shutting out more each year, of cards. of chatter and of useless things. The Difference la Crowds.

East Grove street la a much traveled street when there Is a ball game going on. especially la this so oa Sundays. There ara a number of ministers who live oa this street aad the crowd to and from the ball park keeps It la their minds that Sunday base ball Is plsyed la this city. Tbey do not disapprove of a good game of ball oa week days, but along with the other res ident of th city they do not approve of tbe crowd that disturbs the peaceful neas of a Sunday afternoon. One minis ter la speaking of the crowds aald: "The crowd which goes to tbe band concerts at the park and that which goes to the Sunday ball gamea are widely different.

The former come home quietly and order ly, and I do not believe there Is the least Immorality la attending the concerts and for many It is a pleasant way to pass a Sunday afternoon. But tbe crowd from tb ball games Is ajpolsy one. I can tell py wstcniag tae people go oy wnat sin a of a game It waa. If It waa a good one. tb horse are made to go at a rapid gait aad there Is more loud laughing and boisterous shouting and talking tbaa at other time.

The quiet of the street Is disturbed Its whole length, however, no matter what kind of a game la played and It aaver seems like Sunday aad a day of real. Ow th 0SBSltte NotlOeatloaj. Captain J. IL Rowell of this city Is a member of the committee which will noti fy Roosevelt of his selection by the na tional coaventloa of Republicans as a can didate for tbe vie presidency of the United States. The commute will meet la New Tork July II and the next day will proceed to the home of Mr.

Roosevelt and officially Inform htm that he Is a vice presidential nominee. The chairman of ibe committee la Senator Woloott of Col redo. He will make an address and Mr. hooeevelt will reply to It- After this there will probably be a number of brief speeches by other member of the committee. It la customary for th nomine to eotertain the committee, which custom will undoubtedly ba followed la this esse.

Tbe acaire ar usually pleasant events for all who participate la them. Captala Rowell will be unable to be pretest snd has so notified the chairman of th committee. Were aamted Teche. Th commute composed of Dr. sta men.

E. McColm. J. J. Pitt and Otto SeibeJ, who went to Central la several days ago to hear Dr.

Osbora preach before ex tending him a call to the ministry of Uie First Baptist church la tbie city, had a peculiar expeflenc while there. Tbey de cided before going la that It would th best peiiry for them to enter one at a time aad pretend that they were not acquainted with each other, and la that way the peo ple would not sua pact that they were a com mitt. The first to enter waa Mr. McColm. It waa rather early and he gased arouad the church until aa usher escorted him to a aeat la a pew in the froat part of the church.

Shortly after Dr. Mam-men cam la aad he wss shown a aeat aext to Mr. McColm, aad the etfaer lej upon entering were seated with the others aa th committee. They sat through tbe anute aad ao on ever suspected thst they were present to Ms lest to the paster with a view of aerurisg him for the pastorate of the church of this city. W.

T. C. Bloomlagtoa W. T. V.

will hold a Bather meettag at the home of Mra. hL S. Green. S05 South Maaoa street, at 1 neleMk tttta AfTernnofl fidMct for MB. Tb Vivid lama gin Uo of a Minneapolis Reporter Worn Overtime fttevea-aoa's Otstlos.

Aa a sample of the thinness of much of the alleged news about Mr. Adlal E. Stevenson, the Tice presidential nominee, the following from the MlnneapoU Tribune of Sunday Is interesting. Th writer of the article was hard pressed for timely matter and having a great man In his neighborhood, felt called upon to provide news of him. The business interests of Mr.

Stevenson all lie in Bloomlngton, his home ia here and it Is not likely that the idea of changing his residence has ever occurred to him. The article is. however. Interesting aa fairy tales many times are: "Adlal Stevenson, former vice president of tbe United State, and candidate of the Democratic and Silver Republican parties for re-election to that office, has announced his Intention to remove to Minneapolis. The' fact of hla intended removal was told to a friend some days ago, before the Democrats at Kansas City had decided to make him their candidate; and it may be tbat he will now consider it good politics to retain his legal residence in Illinois.

"However that may be. it is certain tbat he had intended to make Minneapolis hla future place of residence, and that he doea la fact regard this city his home. "The statement was made during a private conversation with a friend. It was given publicity by that friend, who was overjoyed at the announcement. "in the light of his candidacy, however, Mr.

may be expected to post pone his Intended removal. He will figure that Stevenson of Illinois would prove more potent as a vote-getter than Stev enson of Minnesota. "Mr. Stevenson has several private reasons for wishing to make the change. Hla daughter realties in Minneapolis, and he wants to be with her.

He likes the Minnesota climate. He has spent much of hla time during the past four years in this city, and he likes the town. Moreover, he haa few reasons for remaining In Illi nois. "Chairman Jones, of the Democratic na tlonal committee, is expected to arrive at Minnetonka, where Mr. Steveneon now is.

within a few days. If the projected re moval should be mentioned to him he would undoubtedly interpose a decided negative. Mr. Stevenson knows this and he will act accordingly. "Moreover, he himself realizes tbat 1111 oois Is a better strategical point, political ly speaking, thaa Minnesota.

"In the event of Democratic defeat, however, Mr. Stevenson may be expected to carry hia pet project into effect before the arrival of the new year. He wants to become a Mlnnesotaa more than he wants anything else, except the vice presidency, but he will not Jeopardise his chances of returning to Washington unnecessarily. MR. STEVENSON'S OVATION.

From tba Minneapolis Tribune of Sunday, comes ths following account of honor paid to Mr. Adlal E. Stevenson by summer visitors to Minnetonka Beach: Adlal Stevenson, the Democratic nomi nee for vice president, waa accorded hla first real ovation since his nomination at a late hour last night. A gay and enthusiastic party of about 150 persons, consisting of guests from the Lake Park hotel and cottagers, attending tbe regular Saturday evening bop, crossed the lake to Minnetonka Beach on the large steamer Mayflower. They were accompanied by the Bijou orcbeetra, with which they Invaded the stillness- of the midnight hour.

Proceeding to tbe summer residence of Dr. M. H. Hardin, of whom Mr. Stevenson is a guest, tbe vice presidential candidate was vigorously serenaded.

Mr. Stevenson arose and thanked the serenaders very warmly for 'their con gratulations and greeted each by the hand. ascribes the llaran. The Hudson correspondent writes as follows: "During the storm here on Saturday evening lightning struck the barn on the Isaac Von Degaxelle property In the south part of the village, tearing out the south gable and otherwise damaging the build ing and killing a mare that was ia the barn. The barn of Valentine Blrke.

liv ing some three miles west of the village. waa struck by lightning during the same shower, out not a great amount of damage waa done. A tree standing, in Josiah Blougn's door yard waa struck about the aame time. It Saved His Leg. P.

A. Danforth. of LaGrange. suffered for alx months with a frightful run ning sore on hla leg. but writes that Buck- len'a Arnica Salve wholly cured it in flve days.

For ulcers, wounds, piles, it's the beat salve In the world. Cure guaranteed. Only 25c. Sold by W. W.

Harmon. A. E. Stout, Normal, and Hugh Rotb, Hey- worth, druggists. The Italian ministry has made a grant toward the cost of a monument to Sallust to be erected at Aqulla.

in the neighbor hood of Amlternum. where the historian waa born. Morocco is famous for its fine mules. The best come from Fex and ara worth $200 each. The thirty-three largest towns In Eng land and Wales have a total population of nearly 12.000,000.

Cheap lasaraD. Msny a maa has been Insured against Bright a disease, diabetes or other dan gerous ailment by a 60c bottle of Foley's Kidney Cure. Take do other. J. C.

Cob-lents. Duaa dt A. N. Steven. A.

N. Rinehart. In Missouri there Is a Dr. PIgg. wha haa had hla name changed to Peak.

Oddly enough, he la a cousin of former Gov. Hogg, of Texas. Quick Belief for Aathraa. Miss Maude Dickens. Parsons, writes: "I suffered eight year with asthma In Its worst form.

I had several at tack a during th last year and was not expected to live through them. I began using Foley's Honey and Tar. and it has never failed to give Immediate relief. J. Coblentz.

I. Duna dt A. N. Stevens. A.

N. Rinehart. Among the graduates from Tale was Mlaa Sellchl Tamaguchi. of Toklo. She waa dreaaed in her native costume when aha received her diploma.

Look Ahead. It'a only a trifle now. that little touch of stomach trouble. But look ahead. Every dangerous disease begins in a trifle.

Just as the destructive avalanche begins. perhaps In a rolling peDDie. waeo tne nrst symptoms or. a aisoraerea or aiseasea stomach appear begin to uae Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.

The perfect coo trot exercised by this remedy over the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition makes a speedy cure certain. It will cure la extreme cases. But it cures qulcaeat wnen tne uisraaw ia laacn a uio start. Take ao rIH which reduces you to pill slavery. Dr.

Pierce's Pleeeant Pellets do not becet tb pill naoit. iney cur con stipation, and lu almost countless conse quence. Of the total area of the Japanese em pire 147.000 square mllea hardly 12 per mt le cultivable. The bible waa the best selling book of tb past year. The American Bible society pat out 1.40S.B01 cop lea.

PEE3UNA CATARRH i lATOfCC IC3 DLOOD AND NERVES. AStXl FEMALE REMEDY soon celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of his election as master of that Institution. There la No la ease Where there is pure, rich blood. Dr. Gunn's Blood and Nerve Tonic is strength and flesh producer, making solid flesh (not fat), driving out disease by giving you strength to resist it- It is food for the blood and aervea (In tablet form), to take at meal-time.

73c a box at drug stores, or by maiL Ask us about your case. Dr. Bosanko Philadelphia, Pa. or sale by W. W.

Marmon. There is a big demand for the Mexican silver dollars In China. During the past few days 18,000 pounds of the white have been shipped to Hong Kong front Mexico City by the Wells Fargo Express Company. Shake Into Tour Shoes. Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder.

It cures painful, smarting, swollen feet and in growing nails, and instantly takes the sting out of corns and bunions. It's tbe greatest comfort discovery of the sk- Allen's Foot-Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy. It is a certain cure for aweating, callous and hot. tired, aching feet. Try it today.

Sold by all druggists and shoe stores. By mail for 25c in stamps. Trial package free. Address. Allen S.

Olmsted. Le Roy. N. T. British customs and excise receipts for the fiscal year Just closed yielded $10, 000,000 each above the exchequer estimate.

Backache should never be neglected. It means kidney disorder which, if allowed to run too long, may result in Bright' disease, diabetes or other serious and often fatal complaints. Foley's Kidney Cure is guaranteed for the kidneys. J. C.

Coblentz, I. Dunn A. N. Stevens. A.

N. Rine- hrst. Pay telephones are to be put in all drug stores in Louisville and all deadhead talking will be abolished. A fatal policy is to neglect a backache or other sign of kidney trouble. Foley's Kidn-y Cure is a sure remedy for BrigM's disease, diabetes and gravel.

J. C. Cob lentc. I. Dunn A.

N. Stevens, A. N. Rinehart, It is when a man haa trouble meetin; his bills tbat he keeps of their way. Men may differ on politics, religion or finance, but all who have tried Banner Salve are agreed to its worth for cuts.

burns, sores, piles and skin diseases. It's the most healing medicine in tbe world. J. C. Coblentz, I.

Dunn A. N. Stevens. A. N.

Rinehart. Earnest work is good for a heavy heart; it is also remedial In the case of a heavy dinner. Fatal mistakes are made by those who do not heed the earlier symptoms of kidney or bladder trouble that Often end in Blight's disease or diabetes. When Foley's Kidney Cure makes the kidneys well, how foolish it is to delay. J.

C. Coblentz. I. Dunn a A. N.

Stevens. A. N. Rine hart. What is that Chicago grass widow so Jubilant about? Oh.

abe is Just celebrating the fourth. For two years Ira W. Kelley, of Mans field. was in poor health on account of kidney trouble. He consulted several physicians and spent considerable money for medicines without obtaining relief until he tried Foley's Kidney Cure, and now writes: "I desire to add my testimony that It may be the cause of aiding others.

J. C. Coblentz, I. Dunn A A. N.

Ste vens, A. N. Rinehart. Charron: We ought not to Judge of men's merits by their qualifications, but by the use they make of them. We are no strongt-r morally or physically than our weakest point.

Ninety-nine in every one hundred cases of physical weakness is due to some over-taxation, inactivity or disease of the Brain. Heart or Nerves. Walker's Tonic will build up tbat weak point and put your whole system in a condition of physical rectitude. For sale by all good druggists in Bloomlngton and by McKnlght, Normal. Marjorie doesnt' admire my new flan nel trousers.

Just because I had them turned up she turned them down. Good old Granny Metcalfe, of Ken tucky, 89 years old, says that Dr. Bell Pine-Tar-Honey is the best Grip cure. Cough, Lung and Bronchial remedy that has been offered to the people during ber life. Sold everyahere.

For sale by all good druggists In Bloomlngton and by Mc Knlght, Normal. Virgil: There is no beautifier of com plexion or form like the wish to scatter Joy and not pain around us. Improve your eyes get rid of that rough, grinding feeling of the lids and clear your sight by applying Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve. Try it tonight ana you will see better tomorrow night. It is not unpleasant to use.

A specific for sore eyes. For sale by all good druggists in Bloomlngton and by McKnlght, Normal. A liquid air demonstrator who has been running a show In Philadelphia has disappeared without liquidating bis bills. A household necessity is Just what Dr. Bell's Anti-Pain is to those who know of its wonderful merits as a cure for Colic, Cholera.

Diarrhoea and Flux. It doea not tie up or clog the bowels, but destroys the germs of the disease and aids nature in restoring health. For sale by all good druggists in Bloomlngton and by McKnight, Normal. Goethe: A god speaks softly in our breast: softly, yet distinctly, shown us what to bold by and what to shun. Hands TOCTUlSTOIlETi ONE NIGHT CURE e.v tt.Twa tlmmarhlv.

OB vefirlBa. in a hot lather of CtmcoVA Soap. Dry. and anoint freely with Cctictjba ointment, the c-reat Vln cure and purest of emollient. Wear old glove during the night For sore tb-Mn-- bnrnlna- ualme.

ana psinial finger nda, this treatment is wonderful. Sold thie-aaaw world. Pottsb Iro Cajat Bmu, ead UmiK 1" NOT AT SEA We have anchored In the Brokaw building, corner of Main and Market- with an entire new stock of shoes. All the latest Idea at prices that are popular. Old and new friends are Invited to call and see us.

J. C. Phillips. or tos Third National Bank Al IUMtartB. to la ei l.ie, the-awt koala, JUNE IfaOO.

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v.tilT-. WERNICKE ELASTIC BOOKCASES af a OtTcc. They will be here in a few days. Geo. Brand mmt Co.

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l-rraaU Capita! 5100.000.00. Hurplus a.Td UndMiei Profits 570.000 Dw Onnl Haaia RMSana ITEBEST PAIS 01 SAYII6S DEPOSITS V. It nU. Hr J4a -vct W. HaMrU-.

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-av4V 11 bt im i RAILROAD TIME TABLE Chicago St Alton. OOIHO WORTH Arrive. Palace Midaiaht Special 4 10 am K. aad Chicago Limited 6:20 am tPaciOe LIxpre MOW The Alton Limited pin Prairie State Express 4: l. pn tOarlinville Sprintrfleld Accom 7:00 pm Way FreUfht Pacitio Kxpress oeiiio south.

Palace Express 1 am Midnight Special. 8: 14 am ICarliavllle Aocommodadoa Prairie State Kxpress The Alton Limited 2:3) pra fSprinsrtield Accom Uvay Frelg-ht Depart. am 8-30 am 36 aiu I -no pm 4:30 pus am 9 :80 am 1:80 am 8 30 am 7:10 pm pm 1 :4.s am 7: IS am KANSAS CTTT DIVISION WBT DOC NIX KsnsasCtty Limited 10:00 put 10:03 pm Kansas City MaiL 8: 15 am 10 am Pacific Express TMOpia tWay Freight SO am Kansas crrr division east bocnd. Chicago and K. Limited.

5:30 am 6:80 am Kaunas City Mail. tHMSitir Kxpress 9:30 am tWay Freight 4:45 pm Daily. tDaily except Sunday. Way freight gome north starts from Chestnut street: west and south from Union depot. T.

J. BURNS. Pass, and Ticket Agk GEO. CHARLTON, Ulocmlngtoa. 111 G.

P. Si T. Agent. Chicago. Illinois Central.

AMBOT DIVISION. eoixo NORTH. DBPAHT. UOtNO SOtTTH, AKRtva lAr.fl:l5pm NO. 131..

Lv.jij;4i pm Freight No Ita 46 pm Pass No. 123. Pasa No. IIEPABT FrelghtNo. No.

132 Freight No 104 1.M am Pasa No. 124.. 2:11 pm Pas No. pm A RBI a Freight No ivfl 3:30 pm Freight trains Nos. 108 and 104 do not raa south of iiloomiagton.

Trams Noa. 186 and 190 do not run north Of Bloomlngton. ILLINOIS CKNTBAIr BIA0f INOTON DtSTBIOT KANSAS KB AND CHICAOO I.INB DKPAUT. I AHH1VB No. 304 amlNo.891 Freight:) No.

3S Fteigb J8 10 am I No.srs Freight fi 85 am No. SfJf Freight 3t'3. 10: Si pin The m. train carries a tnroush vestl -buled coach for Chicago, which arrive at Chi eaffo by the Limited train at 11:20 a con necting with Limited trains tor in East. turnlng this coach lea ve Chicago at fv.30p.moa th Limited and reaches Bloomlngton 10:35 tu.

fasseneers for it louia or points oerona can leave tiloomiegtoa at 1:43 pm in through, car for Springi'eld and Sr. Iouls, which will be attached the DavHrht Special at Cllntoa and arrive at St. Louis at 5:80 p. m. Dailv.

lUailv except Sunday, uaiiy ex cept Monday, I- M. CKOSTHWAIT. passenger ana reuiBt acea Lake Erie At Wester a. BAST BOUND LEAVB. No.

8 WEST BOCBD LBAVB. No. 1 18:00 pm pm No 9 ts: 18 am No. 0 No. lOPaa 31:35 pm Train No 2 makes direct connection at San dusky with the Lake Shore A Michigan South ern ast ivers, the moat maifntncentiy ap- nointed trains in the world, far Cleveland.

Buffalo. New York. Boston. Montreal, and all eastern cities. Trams Noa.

1 and 3 matte close connection at Peoria with through trains for all point la the west, northwest and southwest. Trains No. and connect at Indianapolis with fast trains for Cincinnati, Louisville, and all points south and southeast. Train No. 2 connects at Tipton for Kokotno, Peru.

Rochester, Plymouth, La Port, Michigan City and Michigan points. Train No. connects at Tipton for Plymouth and intermediate I M. C. division point.

For further information call at u. vv. R. ticket office. G.

H. LEWIS, Agt. C. da l. uenerai passenger Agt, Dally.

tDaily exoept Sunday. Big Foar ttoats. OOINO WBST. I OOISTO BIST. No.87.

N.Y. Ex.6:z6 am pm No. V. Dm N0.94.N. Dm No.ll.s w.

pm No. 18.S. Mali.i9.10em No freight trains carry passengers. Daily. iDaily axcept Sunday.

Noa 11 and 18 carry modern care aad parlor cars. Nos -37 and 94 carry fuiiman sleepers oesweea Peoria and Cincinnati. Nos. is. 34 ana lo mae conneouoa lor vta- einnati.

No. 18. limitea train mr new iora. uamoi the finest trains in America No. 34 'onnects at uincinnau wita us ia mous F.

V. Limited on No. 9 and 11 connect witn ias -na for Denver. San Francisco and all polnte west. If- OILLfcTia.

ns Bloomlngton, II W. J. LYNCH. G. P.

A T. Cincinnati, Tho Tlnto Ceass to every elderly woman when an im portant functional cnantre takes place. This is called "The Change of Life. The entire system undergoes a cLansre. Dreadful diseases such as cancer and consumption are often contracted at uuatuae.

Wine ofCardui strengthens and purifies the entire system, and brings tlio sufferer safely over tnese pitfalls, its enects nave, been wonderful. It is jood for all mer-trnal troubles, bat is especially recommended at this time. Ask your druggist for the famous Wise of Carnal. i.oo a Dottle. For advice ia cases requirinir special directions, address the "Ladies' Advisory Department.

The Chatta nooga Medicine Cow. Chattanooga. Term. THOJrAS J. COOPKB, Tupelo.

SClsa- sys i sLkter suffered from irregular sad painful oenstraatioo and doctors could aot relieve her. Wine of Cardul entirely cored her. and also heloed ray nxxhex throcak taa Chance of life." EDUCATIONAL- SHERWOOD USIC SCHOOL Fine Arts Building, 20J Michigan A ve. CHICAGO. William H.

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IO. wjl" UTKBJUS A.al "ASSIST Pi leg for a pilot. We our ocowe a too or two apiece ana sect it around by for five miles la very rapid. but tbe two noted placee ara Mllea Canyon aad the gorge of the White Horse about three mile below. The rtver la swift for a mile above the canyon, which Is a cut about Co to Sd feet wide and Bve-etghtbe of a mile long with perpendicular rout walls from i to la feet high.

Imagine tbe whole of the Illinois river la flood plunging through that cut at tba rata of I mileo per hour and you caa get aa Idea of the power of It. The water Is combed In ibe center fully It Inches and la white with foam the entire distance. Tba caayoo. while more pictures) Is not nearly aa danaerous as tbe White Horse raplda. especially bow when the river Is very low.

The rapids are only about 100 yard long, aad the channel la not over feet wide walled with lagged, but awful solid rock and ao maa haa ever been able to measure the speed of the water going Ihrouah. and when one looks at the wild maelstrom from below one wonders how anything la the shape of boat or maa could live la it for aa instant. Our ecows ar steered by means of sweeps or long oars about 20 feet In length, oae bow and stem and th pilots usually put oa aootber bow sweep for lb trip, but our scows were too narrow for that, ao tbe pilot aad I handled th bow sweep and we made tba ft mile trip In a little over 25 minutes, aad my hair 1 fiat yet. WENT THROUGH WITH SCOWS. Walter Clark went through with one scow aad I with the other, and I would not have mUeed It for anything.

We bad the two beat pilots oa the river and a crew of four picked mea out of our two crews. White and the rest of the party walked around. Our row boat waa cut loose Just above th rapids, aad whan It came through It had fua of Its own. Tb river Barrows at the gonte from about 264 feet to 26 feet and tbe Brat rush of tbe water Is something fearful. Tbe boat rode all right over tbe first but whea It struck the second.

It went straight up la tbe air aver lu length, fourteen feet, and came do a bottom side up. and we captured It all aafe aad sound about one- half mile below on a aand bar I don't think there la aay maa living that wouldn't get off that scow If could Just before It enters the gorge, but you raaX and your time for del.beratloa la mlah'y short and whea you go over and strike tbat second comber, la when you waat your feet glued to th deck aad nothing oa tbat woo't stand water. A FITTING NAME. I ran think of ao more fitting aame tbaa White Horse aa It looks Just like a white horse shaking its mane. Just below the raplda la a grave yard which tells tbe e'ory of the mea who had more nerve lhaa sense, and tried the trip without a pilot ar knowledge of the danger.

We had two or three old rtver men with who talked very loud beforehand about being able to take lb scows through, but after tbey bad mad tb trip, they were tbe meekest set of men you ever saw. and oo French Canadian said: "If I want commit snlclde I will try that without a pilot. The whole five miles Is strewn with wracks, we got ur stuff through all rlcht and ar half-way dowa Lah Barge In a rov la the ktlaod oa wbtcn the Canadian Development Co. keen tbelr doers during the summer. There are a boat ICO of them her aad tbey are a magnlfl rent lot of brute.

Th compaay paid 11.6c for flve or taem. aad ua ta th mail route la winter. I hav ao Mea when I caa get this let ter off. maybe aot till I get to Daweoa which I bop will be soon, as this Is tba lat Uka. aad whea we strike taa rtver aat'a II will drifting.

Le Barge. North eat Territory. June 19. Is An That I taftVa. Dr.

P. IL Mcintosh la one of tboaa who ar orpoeed to a aew court house ere at la external appearance from the old on. Ia speaking of It aald: Th court ho la th only piece of the old that la left ua now and If It Is torn dowa and oae of a different style of architecture put ap. I aad others who have lived here a long time, aad even ear childrea. will never feel that It la tba same Blooratagu-a that we used to know.

The county buiMtag la a landmark aad should be changed aa little exteraally as tewiM. Il it prettier piece of are hi- lector thaa caa found la almost aay other state and I believe that If It was left to the pcpolar vote of McLeaa county thee would a large majority la favor ef rrboildisg It ao that Its outstd appear. a see would isssrabto a aearly aa pus-ble the structure before it auraed. Waddle He. Miae Katharta Carter, of AllaaU.

Is visiting Mies Cartsti. or East Uoruel street. Mia Carter Is th daughter of 11. E. Carter, who forsaerly resided la this ctt aad was a aumber af years cashier mt th aaaa.

atiaa isner a ua of a ta little saddl hore. -Lady Wee-Ala, whom ah has with her tar her as while her. "Laviy sauia cnade th trip by road, arriving soon after Mass Carter did 1 rail. The baa tall dab Is ta tae fcAr.ee af a ew ruansgssnsni. Manager LnsMi win retire from the club aad Kef Mra ha beeo aetactaa sew ta The DaavtU pepere aay he aaderataads i th same thoroughly and will taak aom change tf the taaaa Is not a pa- Baal wtaaer.

vg letter freca Mr. W. Howard, of Uward dt Klrkpamck. says that hla voy- aa acroaa the ooaaa waa saaraaa wii waathar. He.

however, sugared eeaxly all th time wlih sick haadach. tor laformatioa bta taa um aaL Tba aaoiber from l-euta cjaaty la fnrt Si f'lMir raonf baa IhlrtT afia tkmrm rm lnlr atudVnia carb froni Gmu. Kmi ami Ma-aard Tba NorrcAl aalerHy la a buey placa Jaat aaar. Il la tb af rk and wot tba aad of a ku acboU yrar lor tba alvdeau aew there aod tby are eatbual-aaiK. brtak aad atadtoua It aa boaor far tbe aebaol at Normal to attract aackj ambT of ao-t-ai lor the ettra term aa aa for lb rraulaF -er" aoTk.

ar4 tka lor tboaa aba bava tba Bvaaaseraeat aad etecatioe la chjrja. rwawl e' rapt. Klaraey. The funeral services of lb late Sm Bel B. Klaaey.

notice of a boa death waa published Saturday, waa held at the real-dear af lb ramllr. two mllea south of McLean, at p. m. Sunday. IUv.

Mary L. MoretaeJ preached tb errtnoo aad Rev. J. Porter eaeiated la the service. Th muale was furnished by a male quartette from Atlanta.

The bouse was Btled to overflow lag. aad huadrede stood out aide la tb abade of ibe graad oil treea pleated aad cared for by tb banJa tnal were so peacefully folded forever at rest. After eervlcee at the home lb remains vr takea I tb Koacb cemetery, two aad a half mile southwest of Mf Lean, followed by a knog Itee of carrUaea filled with sTtDfeatblSioa: friend and rela- Uvea. HarrtMMi A. Wood poat No.

172. O. A. R-. of which the dewaaed waa a member, had charge of the cere motile at the rrave.

aad rendered tae rueai service. Th pall bearers were all mem bers of Ibe dead captaiae oil Company A. UTih Illinois lafaatry. Tbe Atlanta post attended la a body and a detail from that post fired a salute of ais gune over the grave. fol.

J. Merriam. Vailed States pnioa aaent at Chicago, and colonel or tae lITth regiment, a life-kw-g friend and army comrade of Cape Klnsey. waa pres ent at tbe grave ard spoke la Citing worda of bta care aa a aollirr and hta pqr. Mameleaa life aa a neighbor aad cltlsea.

Th Weather Rerrvi. Tevterday waa aa average pleasant rummer day. Tb mercury got up la tbe sa, but there waa ao humid atmotbere haaging arouad aad hence ao erpresaioa. Tb day waa clear aad tbe breer that haa been at work for a week knocked o3 aad tbe evening waa calm. Th obeerva tlms were: Mat Imam AT A.

M. Thrrtootneter barometer 23 AT I P. M. Taermaroeter Kiroeael rr 23 53 AT 7 P. M.

Tbe rroo meter Barometer S3 Clear, weal wiad. Allar at KaaSsry. There waa a aeewad attempt made at raibiac the of Mr. Charles Poultoa oo South Wet street 9un4ay a'sbt. Th rather waa very Void, and at-etapted break Into Ibe bouae while tb doer waa low bed by Mtae Winnie rwaltaa who had Jt ret jrcxd from call Th lady screamed aad when her father rata tie door lb fellow waa still at work in leg st la.

but ran as Mr. rWiu opened tbe door. It la believed that be waa of the seat mea wb tried to ct la lUiard ay Bight. II was a talL rathr heavy sua. with ba-k or very dar aiwdy It t-arme thai acmethiag tor than th "braatag bog" of a coupl tX aeaavae eg ta abroad.

tbaa oo Betaprr ha arrewate af a aw aad protigvualy laaevt that ta Stteg a boot aad btiiag eerteue reeulva. a neighbor. is a ws w-rurea a tbaa tb new bvler ta -cared It to be lb rat bag- wah lan mad It ap pear aw ear; a years tri Tots caa call It poIa pfLetellas If yrm prefer, bat "raoei t-m la aa eaey aad a a Mew c-wt abeat It anyway. Uwly. If yea are bt'ieo aa1 Bal that vow are ewetiteg ap eeiatttobiag rapidity aad reeiiaa paiaa a-i tatua aad all ktada eavf aesaattoai.

toay kaw tbat yeas haw ka 1 the kaoor ef meettag aa eld. swtner. waa h4h aga-a from locg TtoiL Th Waawa law. Th bclW rg rccsii'tr ef th Wo man ciua ui meet tiia corals to a to urns dectsire rarltt a home for ta ctaa. tor tns jear.

With i maay aew acta ur. It haa beea ewageated by sweae members of the rm- SKf.e Hat satratle mora won Id be built rr taera sao-aid it ta tWiUed that such was ta wua or tb etib. it hoted av roomy coturaadiota quarters aom aav a mauxa I take charge aad -e a chaaee try many ttr.ee of wo saaas cra that has beer tmposalUe laas tar. aa It a fduvtet Th marveiews cur- of Mr. Rata J.

yxa-it or oaawms.taaa ha ---ia evctteeaeat ta Camaara write. I X.rvo 9art. le- drucrw af I Maaoe. lad. 9h weuhed Bu nonada whew her doeVjc ta Terktewa aald aha at so Ci T-a she begaa to s-r.

anovery aad gained twuad ta weight aad was cwmniesely It haa oarwd mt hooaw aad prreetv eaeraateed cwr a vaewat. rwf tumm dla- ee toe aad IL Trial battle He, W. W. Marmoa-a. A Stoat s.

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