Owingsville Outlook from Owingsville, Kentucky • Page 3

Cr ic 1 tJ 1 fLt 1U 1 1 4f THE BAND CUT ICE I Too Cold to Make Mnalc anil They 1 Wan cd to De Set to Work tI Iat Once I One winter when the Fir United States thek1 k1 bandmaster went to the commander of the post Gen Cuvier Grover and reported that the member of the band had been or dered to hell cut ice mates the Detroit Free Pren He said Sheneral tteydidA not enlist us to cut ice but to make moosic A adjutantL and OD his approach aid Mr Adjutant fromto to fioint 1 musk Mr Schmidt bowing to the com 1 maDding officer oaid Yn Ihtnera1 to make moo ic The commanding officer then said Mr Adjutant the band will I be excused from ice fatigue Mr Schmidt bowed himself out saying Thank yourt abeneral thankou you abenelal Dut continued the commanding officer as thel door cloed Mr Adjutant the band will 4kepot on the bluff overlooking the river will make mutrit while the ret of the ft unand cut ice The weather was inn eIy cold 1 and as a matter of course itt ttJmpoftlble for the platr to make a 11f 44id their breathing freezing on their struments The bandmaster again hur riid to the commanding officer and said 1 Sheneral it impossible to make moosic the band would rather cut ice err well Mr Schmidt just as you wish Lreplied the commanding officer and catt jog the adjutant he said Mr Adjutant the band will cut ice Cardp I The weary housekeeper paused beside 1tbe basket oC eggs that bore the card ij1abe1ledFrrh this morning38 cents Said Give me a dozen of these eggs centsA 1 suppose you guarantee their freshness I Well no laid the hesitating Mote 1I keeper we wculdnt like to do that 4 Hut the card says Fresh this morn 1 IC ing Yesm the storekeeper reluctantly ad nutted But you tee its the card thatiw 4 fresbnot the 8Clevelnd Plain Dealera I Indigestion congested liver impure blood a constipation these are what afflict thou a I 1 sands of people who do not know what is the a 1 1matter with them They drag along a miss 4 locall doctors occasionally and sometimes obtain a little temporary relief but the old tiredg wornout allgone distressed feeling always comes back again worse than ever until Ic 5 1 utime they become tired of living won a i iit der why they were ever born and why they 3 i a alive unless to endure constant suffer SA Jt To such sufferers there is a haven ot eTefuge in Dr August Koeniglt Hamburg 5Drops which Ia wonderful medicine One trial will con nce the mOlt aceptical that I any or all of these difficulties mar be re 4 5 moved and a perfect cure fffected in tak 4 ing Dr August Koenigs Hamburg lrops Get a bottlewit once before itis too late 4 Cost a Quarter Rajcsed pp Robert withr mysterious alr1 saw your husband downtown mum an tf yoUll give me a gurter iii tell you what sort of a place I AW him to into Mrs Ctreencyer 4 Goodness me IItres the quarter Tell 0 me quick Wbat was the place nagged il 1 RobertTh Weekly post office mumN tw 4 i Wherein He Wa Different McJifger Oh hes a regular hog He th 4wants the best of pa a elf I Thingumbob Well we all want that hi Yes but Ie always manages to get it itPhiladelphiaPreas 1 Philadelphia Press To Cure a Cold In One DaT A Take Laxative l3rorno QUinineTablets AU druggistucfundmoneyi itCailstocure5c l4 I The mall who endeavors to travel tofame I OrjOrt2ne the airship oCrenrr is like hnrd4udgel 1 I to 1S Like Oil Upon Troubled Waters is Hales Honey of norehound end Tar upon a cold 4Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute ty deathp flooking for nn job Chicago Daily 0 I Npu I Consumptionp laved my life three years Ofr Thos Bobbins Norwich Feb 171100 4 a fr p1 4 There li urking danger in the aching back i backThe The aches and pains of the back tell of kidneys overworked Go to the kidneys assistance when backache pains warn you A kidney warning should be promptly heeded for dangerous 1 diabetes Brlghts disease are only a step awayJ Rend how the dan i ger ran be avertedJ CASE NO 15741 Rev Jacob Van renci 57 Sixth Street Fond 4du Lac Vils Presbyterian clergy 1 innn says A lean or woman who hai sever hrid kidney complaint ort an of the little ills consequent upon irritated or inactive kidneys knows very little about what prolonged suf fering Is 1 had attacks which kept me in the house for days at a time unable to do anything and to ex 1 press what suffered can hardly be adequately done in ordinary AngloS I 1xon An time passed complica inns set in the particulars of which ill ep1 aed to give In II personal pill rvlew to any one who requires information I used plenty of rem edies and ever on the outlook for something that might check or ben I efit my condition began taking Doans Kidney Pills This I can con i sclentiously say pans Kidney Pills caused a general improvement in my health They brought great relief I by lessening the pain and correcting corrtctlngt A FREE TRIAL of this great kid ney medicine which cured the Rev Jacob Van Dqren will be mailed on application to any part of the United States Address FosterMilbtirn Buffalo 31 For sale by nil drug I gists price 50 cents per box litSA A Jo i litSI WL Douglas makes and ll more mens S35O and S3OO shoes than any other I two manufacturer In the world which Pros their superiority I there worn by more people In all stations of lira than any other make t4 Because WL Douglas a istholarpejtmannfacture he can buy cheaper and produce his shoes at a lower cost than other con pcorns which enables bin to Sbll shoos for 8330 and 9300 equal in every way to Ihoso sold else Tf here for 84 ant 100 5 Doddaa S3J I es aDd JbOesarew ri1 11 thOUSl1ldsof men who haw been paying 54 and 55notbellOTlnetbey ald geta firstclaw shoe for 8350 or 8300 I fib has convlncedtIem that the style 1It wear of his 8350 ind 8300 shoes is lust good llaced side by aide it Is Impossible tc i Jany dllf nmte A trlahvm convince ftit 7foIIeeIRere5SJ19Salsi ZIO55UI Ia AgaIaof5O4a7aifl1oareaII asIeS iSsks 5504 aoo DOUGLAS 94JBO OILY COOK LINK I ortbS ao Compared with Other Make Ir best Imported lt Amirlrcn Iratttn Htgft tint car fimatl Box Call car Viet KM Core It alii Motional Kangaroo fait Cater Ciildt IVDOUOLAiHnffB HnffB I Darn ant prlco atanrpnl ut ttoia S1 Vwriypii tV trlru ltitlifrfr iu LA1H kecitTo A 4 i1tffe fe fj J2 1 vh I 4V I i If AIIKESS give tD n7ulI I ardJ oSITnJII Ft CU1IUii uurA IItQ Pi 1 Ci 1 i 3 5 I STATE NEWS ITEMS ii AA 9 i I 1 SOUTHERN RAILROAD MERGER I Hearing Before the Interstate Com merce Commission January 15 Frankfort Ky Jan IIn an en deavor to prove Its charge of a South of ern railroads merger made some months ago before the Interstate la commerce commission by the Ken Yucky railroad commission the latter Jody has had subpoenas served on I of leading fInanciers of the country and i hi on nisi officials of the corporations ale leged to have been merged Promlw nent among those called to appear Irl before tho Interstate commerce com 11 mission In Now York city on January bl 15 next the date set for hearing the ly hyharge charge are Morgan George Wy Perkins John Gates August Del In mont Samuel Spencer president of It Inhe Erwin president of tho Atlantic Coast In Lino CoD CHARGED WITH BOOTLEGGING Mountain Evangelist Arrested While in the Pulpit Somerset Ky Jan 3 Snatched from the pulpit and dragged off to jailm to answer a charge of selling whiskoj was tho fate that befell Rev Rw Cassada a noted mountain evangelist re ret Ie county Deputy United States Marbj bj shal Coleman went to the church withvi via warrant charging Cassada with thoJI JI salo of whisky without license an of ito knee commonly known as bootleg I gin Just as ho tapped the preacherI on the shoulder and asked him to come along Cassada was announcing Hymn 37 to tho congregation Nearer My wa God To Thee hw THE ROBBERYm The Officials Will Offer a Reward ofT Tn 500 For Robbers Cpturem Louisville Ky Jan 2Tho Louisb for vlllo Nashville railroad officials are 01 confident that Gus Hyatt tho escaped bl blNashville robber Is the man who robbed Conductor Keens train antI reward of J500 will be offered for the capture of pc the robber Conductor Redford who leas In charge of the sleeper In which the robbery occurred was shown a In picture of Hyatt and stated he be al lieved he was tho guilty man CI CJa JICOMMITTED COMMITTED SUICIDE SUICIDEIr an anre rc rcAs Maggie Carrol Drank Carbolic Acid Paducah Ky Jan 2As the bells rang In the New Year Maggie Carroll ern formerly Roush drank a cup of car tho bollc acIds and fell over unconscious frying In five minutes Sho was a pret ac girl 23 years old and left no expla nation of her deed The only known relatives she has id an aged father In rc the soldiers home at Dayton Her has birthplace was in Cincinnati Deputy Sheriff Shot Plnevllle Ky Jan 1At Valscnd si rr rho Stewart was eu euV WOl It cot I wttils tils Sp cv 1 a A dan gCixms wound to Remains Brought to Kentucky Fto CovIngton Ky Jan 2Judgc John te Tibbatts Hodge has just returned from Florida with the remains of his cil father Gen George Baird Hodge In Ie compliance with a promise made his no nb father that he should finally be laid to brest In Kentucky ground He died in 1862 Mrs Judge TarvIn 111g Covington Ky Jan 3The wife of Jndge Tarvln Is threatened with a nervous breakdown Accordingly Judge and Mrs TarvIn left Friday to morning for Louisville Mrs Tarvin ca expects to remain at the Norton In a firmary In Louisville under the care II of a physician for same time Taking Out the Telephones Lebanon Ky Jan SThe Lebanon 0 Louisville and Lexington Telephone eCo ei Co is taking out telephones In the I business and dwelling houses here as a result of a resolution adopted by the pd citizens that they would not pay a fraise raise In rates Three Burglaries In One Day Lexington Ky Jan 3Three burglaries were reported to the police I during the day At the grocery store of Warren Bros the cash drawer was rffl dof C5 and some cigars and cano ned goods taken Nothing else was stolen Shot Himself Through the Head Lexington Ky Jan 2John Haley aged 42 unmarried killed him selfThursday night by shooting himself through the right temple The I deed was committed in an alley In the suburbs Illhealth is attributed as the I cause He was a miller by trade I I Dead at the Age of 94 Years Taylorsvllle Ky Jan 2News has reached here of the death of Mrs Ara belle Boyle at the home of her son In I Honey Creek township Indiana She 1 had reached the advanced age of 94I year Death of Col Hubbard Buckner Covington Ky Jan 2 Col Hub bard Taylor Buckner 75 an honored and respected pioneer citizen of Kenton county died at ils late home on Graves avenue Erlanger Thursday Buckner served vln the Mexican war and the late civil war Fremont Voter Dies Maysyllle Ky Jan 2 Charles Nicholson aged 68 a descendant I He bad been a republican all his life Iand was one of seven who voted for Fremont in this city All were tin effigy the next day Drastic Measures Grayson ICy Jan 1The new health board appointed for Carter county composed of Drs Strother 6Rorke and Armstrong has Issued a proclamation that all citizens of Gray son shall be vaccinated by Saturday or pay a flnZ 11per day Deaths ef Aged Peop Georgetown KyJan 1 Twenty five persons have d6d In Scott county during the past yea who were over 70 years of ape Tnair combined age reached 1963 yeftrrt an aVfrpge ITr r81ea 1 SI i SIr a 1 a 0 1 Ii 111 I A HAPPY NEW YEAR I Wealthy Massachusetts Banker Finds His LongLost Sister I I Lexington Ky Jan 2Tho reunion I a far from rich Worcester 1Iassr woman and her wealthy sisterinlaw a hero is the happy news for the Newt Year in the Massachusetts homo of Southcrland a wealthy bankers Worcester Mrs Southerland como hero Wednesday and found Mr South I erlands sister who against tho wishes of tho family had married a railroad engineer by tho name of SillC livan They went to Chicago aftor I being rejected by tho family and finals fi camo to this city and for three ears occupied quarters In one roomI tho rear of a drug store she cookIng In a boarding house The long lost slater was taken to her old homos Massachusetts DEATH OF FRANK PENNEBAKER Was One of the Managers of the Pleas ant Hill Shaker Society I Harrodsburg Ky Jan 3Frnnk Pennebaker one of the elders and managers of the Pleasant Hill Society Shakers Is dead Funeral services were held at the Pennebaker brothers residence Friday afternoon His death fi leaves his brother Dr William Penne baker In control of the western dl vision of the Shakers property and tames Shelton and sister Jane But trustees and managers of the cast ern families and property Ate Five Quail On Wager fceSlligtoirrIIyv Tan 3To win a wager of 100 Her ty Tnylcr a mar lot man here ate five quail The birds I sere cooked In tho presence of the market people and II Parrlsh who tacked tho wager which was that 0 Taylor could not cat four birds was I much dismayed when Taylor called I the fifth Ho ate three slices oft broad two large pickles and drank ono pint of milk while he devoured the birds The League Organized Louisville Ky Jan 3The Independent Cigar and Tobacco Dealers league was permanently organized Friday night at a meeting of the retailw Interests of Louisville to combat theh alleged encroachments of tho United Cigar stores combine At a meetinga a January 15 the league will prepared issue an address to the public InI ly regard to the matter Railroad Safe Was Dynamited Harrodsburg Ky Jan 1At Tal mage the nearest station on the South 0 ns railroad safeblowers dynamited railroad companys safe blew It ton fragments secured 50 In money toi across the stret and robbed Merchant Browns store of all the cash and vat uables and left going toward LawI It rcnceburg No effort to overhaul them as been made madeThey They Gave Bonds Lexington Ky Jan 2The Blue Grass Consolidated Traction Co exe cuted bonds In 1000 payable to Woodford county conditioned fit I 1tdeginwori commeul mrnenLtCouncil Council Held In Frankfort Ky Jan tThe empt case of the common council of Frankfort recently argued at Coving ton before United States Judge Coch ran was decided Wednesday the coun being held in contempt The opin ion Indicates the administering of punishment if certain suits are Died January 5C I The Kentucky Treasury Frankfort Ky Jan 2At the be ginning of business Thursday thereI was In the Kentucky treasury public moneys amounting to 111459651 1 The nationaLgovernment is expected 1 shortly ply the states civil war claim of 1325000 and the total amounts then on hand will more than liquidate all Its obligationsI Will Sell Bonds Lexington Ky Jan 3The board of directors of the Fayette Home Telephone Co of this city authorized the Immediate sale of 100000 of Its five per cent bonds The sale will be conducted by the bond department of the Security Trust and Safety Deposit Co of this city cityDied Died of Brights Disease Monticello Ky Jan 3lUss Susie Rankin aged 16 died of Brlghts dls ease at the residence of her grandmother near Rankin this county She was a daughter of Thos Rankin Jr ono of the most prominent farmers of the county Bad SmashPp Covlngton Ky Jan 2A bad smashup occurred on the Nnear the Independence hill Thursday morn ing A flange broke on one of tho wheels of a freight car derailing a number of others None of the trainmen aere Injured Gives 5000 to Caldwell Buena Vista Ky Jan 2The trill of the late Jojin Robinson the wealth lest man of this section has been pro bated by which he leaves 5000 in scholarships to Caldwell college Dan vHle Golden Wedding Celebrated Lexington Ky Jan IThe golden wedding of Col Alexander Campbell and wife took place at Hamilton col lege the home of their daughter Mrs Hagerman Scores of frUnds and acquaintances called during the afternoon and evening Covlngton Poor Suffering Covlngtonr Ky Jan 1 dverseer of the Poor John Roes Wednesday gave out a statement to the effect that the sufferlng among tho poor was the greatest the past month he baa known since ho has been In officeRing In the New Year Newport Ky Jan 1There was enough noise In Newport Wednesday pight to please the most fastidious The small boy with revolver the man with the steam whistle and tao bells all helped to herald the advent of the now year yearCounty County Judge Offers Reward Russellville Ky Jan 1 County Judge Clark hap offered a ro rward offlOO for the arrest andean viction of the person or persons who tplaced a bomb In the second story of tho 04 coq QrIli St I THE COLOHED II It Is Feared There When She Opens 1 fr Memphis Tenn Jan vv rfi respondent of tho Coma at Indlnnola Miss wires tT i at 130 a as follows Sheriff A Cox of this county 1 stated Sunday night that if Minnie Cox wanted to open the post office and feared violence ho would deputize a sufficient complement of men to guard the office and patrol the town The colored postmistress has made no application to tho authorities for protection a tectionTbe Tbe flurry of excitement prevailing hero is apparently contagious to the surrounding country towns and there on has been an influx of visitors here Sunday Special correspondents from i Chicago New Orleans St Louis Cin cinnati and Memphis arrived on tho night trains The city and county oft flclnls licliovo that a number of secret service men are OR tllo sceno await Ins any developments that may arise Post Office Inspector Fitzgerald hast been assigned hero from Louisiana He wlsnt direct to the home of tho i sheriff Sunday night with Muyjir Da I vis where a conference was held He caught a train out later I FIRE IN HONOLULU I Defective Electric VVTo Caused it fg Loss of Cvci VOODOO Honolulu Db By Pacific Ca leA fire causing a loss of overt 100000 occurred here Sunday There There broke out in th nnral merchan Use store of ii Ir Co and probably was cat 11 efectlve elec tric wiring Morgan also sus tained heavy loss A letter re i it here from Thor Fitch the A tIJ ton attorney fore I the Marcus Isianti Ouano Co says that Japan Is relTnmilsning her claim a to Marcus irimr 91 11 willing to al low thy IToi si to take posses sion 7air aisO 1eport licr sub jects now oil the island a7iI Ito pay as a reasonable Indemnity 1 I 000 on account of the loss sustained in the trip of the schooner Julia Wha I len which was refused a landing on the island i islandWRECK WRECK ON THE SOUTHERN fn Engineer White Was Killed and 27 st Passengers Injured Birmingham Ala Jan GPasscn a ger train No 37 on the Southern rail way bound from Atlanta to BlrrcinK ham was derailed about 1030 oclock Saturday night near teems Station about 15 miles from this city The baggage and mail cars were complete wrecked and were thrown down an embankment a Although the train was filled with passengers Engineer White was the only person who was killed His body was found under the engine horribly mangled About 27 passengcrs were injured th PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE i is Is Conceded That Penrose Will Be Elected United States Senator i is Harrisburg Pa Jan 5Tho Penn sylvania legislature will convene on A Tuesday noon and will adjourn finally probably on April 1C The republicans control both branche qnd It ls con ose To elect i senator to succeed a Walton of Phlla en speaker of the yes and John I xjvill he elected tl senate THE BUBrfNIC PLAGUE 55t Two Cases Repo7fl the Town of Ahome in Sinaloa i Ahome1in Laredo Tex Jan 5A speciali from Hermoslltoj Mex says Two i cases of bubonic plague have been reported In the little town of Ahome In Sinaloa not far from the Sonora border The authorities of Sonora have notified those of Sinaloa that a sanl tary cordon has been established en the border and no one will be permitted to enter the state from the south Sir Liang Cheng to Wed Peking Jan 5Slr Liang Cheng minister designated to the United States will marfy the daughter of the Chinese minister at Paris Yu Keng before leaving for Washington The wedding probably will take place at Canton Yu Kengs daughter was educated abroad and speaks English and French She Is one of the few Chi nese women of modern education and modern Ideas Lutheran League of America Omaha Neb Jan 5Rev Luther Kuhns pastor of Grace Lutheran church resigned to accept the general secretaryship of the Lutheran League of America with headquarters In New York city The league has 3000 so cieties and 125000 members Pansy Roosevelt III New York Jan 5The friends of Miss Pansy Roosevelt cousin and chum of Miss Alice Roosevelt have just learned to tnelr dismay that that 1 charming young woman stricken with nervous prostration Is under treat ment in a private sanitarium Lieutenant Disappears Leavenwortn KanJan 5Ileut Edward Perklns 4th cavaly disap peared from Fort Leavenworth last Tuesday and has neither reported to his commander nor been heard from since He had domestic trouble Smelter Employes Strike Laredo Tet Jan 5Vord reached this city from Monterey Mex Sunday to the effect that 230 of the em ployes of the large Guggenheim smel ter In that city have gone out on strike because of dissatisfaction with a new system of pay A 150000 Fire Loss at Chicago Chicago Jan 5Flre Sunday night in the warehouse of Franklin Mac Veagh Ii Co wholesale grocers at Sixteenth street and Newbury avenue caused a loss of 150000 The loss is fully covered by Insurance Elections In France Paris Jta 5The senatorial dec tions passed off Sunday without incl uenL Early returns indicate the reelection reS election of Premier Combes from the Charcnte Inferieuro and of Financ Minister Rouvler from the AlpsMarl times thus strengthening the repub lican majority yThe Disturbance Is Spreading Shanghai Jan 5Tb disturbances in the interior of Chinaare spreading 0Flve thousand troops have been sear Itto suppress HdlsorderB ta thQ prOTo Inc ot ChR mi I i I 2 it 7S I 1 10 NTHE PUPPIES flflhl1I IiViMUL of Gov ViI i ham II Tafr The Cuz try Since Last July Has Been PonitJ Qy the Constabulary a Foxe of Five or Six Thousand Men I Inpcon Jan GThe annual re I port ot ti Philippine commission and separate report by Gov Taft made iiuuli nt the war department tumlay gives It review of the results of the ycas irk of the commission audcontv commendations for leg islative it lion iy congress deemed essential velfare of the Islands 1 Aftt I tij a history of the es tabllfJjitf if civil government throughouttho various provinces GovI Taft in his report says It has not I been definitely determined what shall I be no with respect to Mindanao 1 wh li says hostility to the Amen lots not extend beyond the Lake i non The governor Is of the i lhat It may be possible to in ae sultan of Jolo to part with in of the rights to claims to the io group and thus obviate many ob jtaclcs now encountered The Morose I says do not understand popular I government and do not desire it pre I ferring control by daUosI Possibly far In the future says het control by datton may cease For the present however it Is necessary only to provide a paternal strong but I sympathetic government for these followers of Mohammed I Coy Taft tells cf the conditions that have made It necessary for the islands to purchase about 15000000 worth of food on which to live and of the I effects war has had upon agriculture almost the only source of wealth InI the islands The greatest blow to ag riculture he says is the destruction of about 90 per cent of the water buff vr which tho cultivation of rice is ti Vy oendent After 1rat of Asiatic Ui i It The bane of Phlini rt vi i 1 In the past was ladronlsm and present conditions are most favora for its growth and maintenance It isF not certain whether In the depressed stato of agriculture with the tempta tions to ladronlsm that the constab ulary will be able without the assist ance of the military to stamp It out Were there temptations to agriculture I wcro there prosperous conditions InI the country It would not be a trouble some matter to deal with but when want and famine are staring people In A the face the life of the freebooter forms to tho desperate and the weak very great attraction The natural discontent with the government when suffering Is at hand promoted as it Is by cholera restrictions and tho high prices of rice and other commodities which have been greatly increased byP the depreciation of silver might wellL have caused a new breaking out of the insurrection and In my judgment It speaks wonders for the case with which this country may be governedC In normal times that we have com comO paratively so little disorder since tbcR surrender of tho Insurgent arms inP AprilSince Since itho civil government was completely established In the Philippine provinces throughout the archipelago in July of last year the governor says an American soldier has not been call cd on once to fire a gun the cofintrj having been polfced by the constabu CH lary a force of five or six thousand nesip Ii It iW VC iri Gov Taft that ic tuttlo grow worse for they ar1 likely to do so before they grow bcter It will be necessary In 1 a province like Cavlte where ladron Ism seems Inbred in the people to pro claim martial law and even to call on the military finally to suppress It butt is still hoped this may be avoided SUCCESSFUL TEST Torpedo Boat Destroyer McDonough Speeded Over a Measured Mile Boston Jan 5After waiting for two days for good weather the torpedo boat destroyer McDonough built by the Fore River Ship and Engine Co of QuIncy Mass was successfully speeded over a measured mile off Wood End Provincetqwn Sunday She exceeded her contract requIrement of 28 knots makins one leg at a rate of 2856 The best two runs over the mile averaged 2802 which was the speed which gained her acceptance by the government board Lincoln Memorial Sabbath New York Jan 5Tho American Missionary association is about to issue an Invitation and appeal to the congregational churches Sabbath schools and endeavor societies of the country requesting an observance on Sunday February 15 as Lincoln Memorial Sabbath commemorative of Abraham Lincoln Boy and Horses Burned to Death Dallas Tex Jan 5J Williams a stable boy and 23 horses were burned to death Sunday In a fire at the plant of Hughes Bros Extract Co A warehouse was consumed with Its contents Loss 50000 on machinery and manufactured goods i Movement of Coal Reading Pa Jan 5By midnight Sunday night the Reading Co expected to have transported to market for the preceding 48 hours 3500 cars of anthracite coal This movement of coal began Saturday morning Auditor Squler Found Dead Columbia Jan 5W Sal er auditor of this cbunty was found dead by the side of the Southern railway tracks near the city Sunday morning with a deep wound In the top of his head Mystery surrounds the cause of his death Will Return Without Formalities Bastrop Tex Jan 5John Selby wanted at Vlncennes Ind on chartlas of forgery declared Sunday that ho Is innocent of the charge and that he is willing to return without any formalities Prof Chas Bell Dead Somervllle Mass Jan 5Prot Charles Bell professor of chemistry In the University of Minnesota died from Brlghts disease Sunday at tho residence of his brother Dr Wm A Bell where he was spending the holidays i Fire In a Lodging House Denver Col Jan 5Fire in a lodg sing house at 13th and Market streets unday resulted in the deatn of John Ott a tinker and the injury ota dozer others The fire Is thought tq Jjgvi startot from a gnsoJJne ftove I or Ii THE WOEFUL WHEEL I jeortce Thonalut lie AVnaVDoInz iliaI Datr lint Ita Labor Lost A young man in a cricket shirt and straw lat was ivneelinga baby carriage backward and forward along the pavement in front jf a email house in Vestgateon Sea The hot afternoon fun poured pitilessly jmrn upon him and he was anRy as any man in the neighborhood relates the Manchester Guardian Mjr clear came a voice from the upper window of the house Let me alone cant you he shrieked back and went on wheeling and mopping his face An hour later the fame voice came from the window in earnest pleading tones George dear Well what on earth do you want he shouted Have the water pipes jur urstXo 10 George dear wailed the voice the water pipes are all right but youve len wheeling Amys doll all the afternoon Hadnt you better let baby have a turn low Colnlf by Sound An enthusiastic sightseer in London was telling her friend tnat she bad been for lunate enough to ta good view of Lord Kitcbener Ah sail the friend I sup suppose IS the reply quite slim I assure you youN Four of All MeXIco Via Iron Mountain Iterate Under Special Escort Pullman Train with snide vestibule CUP Drawing Room Com i partmenta Parlor Library Music Room i ind the Largest Dining Car in the World now building and the famous Open Top i Car Cbililitli The only Observation Car that really and truly observes Leisurely Itinerary with Lone Stops includincThrce Circle Tours in the Tropics and the Ruined Cities in the South or Mexico All distaste rul personally conducted features eliminated Exclusiveness and independent move meat assured Tickets Include AH Expenses Everywhere Addre The Ameri can Tourist Association Beau Campbell Genl Mngr 180 Dearborn street Chicago and Agents of the Iron Mountain Route 1I0uteII Very Ltkely Do you believe that egotism and genius geniusgo go together Not always There would be a lot more lrpniIJI ald ii they didCbicago Ilecord Her MARKET REPORT Cincinnati Jan 3 CATTLE Common 3 50 4 15 Butcher steers 4 85 5 00 CALVESExtra 9 00 hOGSCh packers 6 50 6 55 Mised packers 6 25 6 45 nEP Extra 1 90 4 10 1 Extra I C5 FLu arL tI 4 10 7HaNo No 3 red cit 7tY COKN No 2 mixed 4 45 33VztlYENo YENo 2 55 66 HAY Chllmothy jT15 00 PORK Clear cut 18 00 I1JIJ 08 LARD Steam fJ10 75 BUTTER Ch dairy CS 18 Cholco creamery 31 APPLES Fancy 2 50 61 3 50 POTATOES Per bbl 0 1 75 TOBACCO Now 3 25 ft 10 75 Old 7 50 1C 25 Chicago WHEATNo2 red 74 0 76 WHEATNo 2 red HYJf 751 DOltN No 2 mixed 44j 8 45 OATS No 2 mixed fi 32 PORK Mess 018 00 1unDSteam 9 90 10 00 New York FLOUR Win strts 3 45 3 55 WHEATNo2 red 79 3ORN No 2 mixed 58 DATS No 2 mixed 38Yz RYE Western 69Vz PORK Mess 18 00 6i118 60 LAnD team 10 50 Baltimore WHEATNo 2 red 77Yo 77 SouthernSample 67yt 2ORN No 2 mixed GlG i DATS No 2 mixed 42 3ATTLE Butchers 4 25 1ff Ci 3OGS Western 75 0 SO Louisville WKEAT i red 77 CORN No In5PJ fit DATS No 2 mixed 1 1ORK Mess I 5Q LARD Steam 25 Indianapolis WHEATNo 2 red 71 CORNNo2 mixed 4iys OATSNo2 mixed 34 dp 3lyT 1 tdiIp I i i JI 1f JI ff I Ii 5dy 1ef 5f i I7T 4 ii1rEJk BIU i NEE NT PHYS Jr 0 Jr 1 Itjijl USE AND ENDORSt of po wM i 1 14fiiJ 1J lI Us I CB CHAMBERLIN MD i Ii WASHINOTONDC ru 0 jrJ jc Chamberlln write nth and PSts Washington DCj Many cases have come under my observation where Pcraa 1 has benefited and cured Tft re fore I cheerfully recommend I 1 for catarrh and a general ttnt CtfAMBERUN 0 California the Slate of Dig Thing California produces 22 per centof the countrys barley 40 per cent of the coun trys gold 70 per cent of the countrys beet sugar S9 per cent of the countrys raisins and from 00 per cent to 09 per cent of a great many other important commodities California is one of the largest producers of beans in the world and the only produc cr of Lima beans for commercial purposes the United States California yields more honey than all the rest of the Union UnionCalifornia California supplies nearly ail the vegetable and flower seeds to the markets of the I world California sends outside her bor den 20000000 bushels oC wheat every year San Francisco the metropolis of California i is now the sixth city in financial importance the United States lIeI FatherSo young man you want to fill my shoes Hcr uitorllI tI sir Her4 Father Well if you did your YSun Mr GusherI consider her pretty at all times but in that cute bonnet her fare is doubly sweet Miss Vrvelll cant agree with you about the sweetness but he certainly is a doublefaced thing thingl Some men said Uncle Eben takes a heap crcdit for bein patient WitcD WahinslonSItr Great and good are the actions done by many whose worth is neve kcuTn lIant 2tntercL Glory hasnt any credit at the bank Chicago Journal There is nothing that costs less than civil ity Cervante 1 3wot I cr 1 1 i jPil Dr a1 4 IC I i RE YOU SATISFIED IAte rou entirely satisfied with the goods ron bur and with the prices that you pay Over 000090 people are trading with I us and getting their goods at aihoUtiilt I friccsOur Our 009page catalogue will bo sent on iccclpt of 15 cents Is tells the story I 1 CHICAGO I house that tells the truUa I Medical Examiner Treasury IlIh Llewellyn Jordan Medical ExI aminer of Treasury Department graduate of CoLumbia College and who served three years at West Point has the following to say of Peruna Allow me to express my grail tude to you for the benefit derived from your wonderful rem rely 6ne short months has Wrought forth a I now consider I S7 i I Ir cts jeUYI 1 I ACcS pesartIy jcts 8ereficiaIIy cts trvily asaLaociive i Syrup of Figs appeals to the cultured and the wellinformed and to the healthy because its com ponent parts are simple and wholesome and because 1 it acts without disturbing the natural func 4 tions as it is wholly free from every objectionable quality or substance In the process of manufacturing figs are used as they are pleasant to the taste but the medicinal virtues of Syrup of Figs are obtained from an excellent combination of plants known to be medicinally laxative and to ITIget To get its beneficial effectsbuy the i genuinemanufactured by the 1 iRqisYRPe 0 1 Frarciaco Ca1 LouisvilU Kyiicw York NY For etxlc by all drui3t5 Price fifty cents per bottle WESTERN CANADA I HAS FREE HOMES FOR MILUONS I Upwards of 10JJUO Americana hare settlN1ln Western Canada during the put HTD jrean They and are Contrntct Happy rmperoa and tberaliroom still for Minion Wonderful Tleldsof wheat and other grains sbe bm tIDJr lands on the Continent tagniflcenic1lrnaLe Plenty of water and fuel UoodSchool eaccueni churche splendid railway faculties 4 uceuenl KreeUomeilead Lands of ilanliob AMlnlbola i Saskatchewan and Alkerta Send to the follow tHE for anAtla n11 fctber literature tell Ingot the great resoUTtMOf the country at well as for certiorate giTmt reduced rateS etc etc Mnt rlntrn nVW 11U Ottawa Canada 01 uat Wltll A MS Room 30 Law Bldf Toledo Woi Ttt1nnOASi Upom II Hi four Sldc I igiapiiIn4i IIP laD UQT1L1505114 JtiufYcring buttering Fellowsufferers Peruna will cure youDr Llewellyn ordanl l7 Ila enerYD of An Writes 5 TiiVunaMedIcineCoColumV en menIn my practice i I hi oc zion to frequently pre yo table znedicineand have Us i nefical especially in easel catai i George HavencrMDs If yotfdc cehe irapjl a isfactory i ire a the use ToTPe Tuna write ar io Dr JIartman giving a fill ntement of your case and he wJfbe pleased to give you hit valuable advice gratis I Athlress Dr Hastitian President of The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Js Ohio IIU Little Schemes He was cutting an item from a TcTrs5 paper It tells how a home wai robbed 3 and I want to how it to my wifevrhe cx plained What good will that do a friend in quired fc A whole lot was the reply Yon see svi this house was robbed while a man was at church with his wife Say exclaimed the 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