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Vurbtn, Etna ton. Kans Then what? That would mean It Is Said Was An Old Soldier and This Wors Into Public Sentiment. STATE MILITIA OF 1864 The City in Gay Colors, Flags and Banting Flying Thickly Everywhere. We Are Not Responsible For Our Heredity, But We May Be For Our Environment. Who CHICAGO: Coliseum Building October 5-19, 1907 Pensions to be Asked for Men Kept Price Out of Kansas.

Special to The Atchison Champion Memphis, Oct. 4. President Roose- thin, scraggly, uneven, rough hair. Keep your hair at home Fasten it tightly to your scalp You can easily do it with Ay er's Hair Vigor. It is something more than a simple hair dressing.

It is a hair medicine, a hair tonic, a hair food. The best kind of a testimonial "Sold for over sixty years." velt's steamer, the Mississippi, was disabled slightly during the night, and had to stop for repairs. The presi- Leavenorth, Oct. 7. F.

M. Gable of Lansing has issued a call for a meeting of the members of the Kansas State Militia of 1SC4 at the National Hotel in Leavenworth to consider action to be taken in securing pensions for the ratn who took part in the campaigns oi the Civil War and against General Price's invasion of Kansas. 1 dent expects to take the special train The Dr. Blunk affair is still the important subject for discussion on the street. Saturday, sentiment was running wild for the doctor, but to-day there is a decided change against him.

While Blunk was an exceedingly popular man in Atchison, yet there are sovne who are pushing the charges to the limit against him, and say they will use every means to have the man back to Atchison, even if they is the time for dreaming. Every young man should get his visions early, for the years will bring the frost, End neglected opportunities will have a sad reckoning. It seems that God has given to man in his dreaming, the prophecy of what he might become, and while we do not actualize our ideals, yet they are the incentive for our growth. But 'hey work against our ideals for the Louisiana hunting grounds im MmAo by J. C.

Ayer Lowell, 2ass. mediately after speaking here. Reports from up the river show that the presidential party is making good time Also manuxactarera ox A SARSAPAEILLA. I ILLS. CKEX2Y PECTORAL.

and will arrive about noon. The city yers The following letter issued by Mr. Gable, signed lieutenant, Company The grandest display of the national cereal and the greatest demonstration of its food value ever attempted. A harvest festival of unequaled attraction. Plan to spend a few days in the Metropolis of the West and witness this great event.

Through trains on the Rock Island from all the West and Southwest direct to the heart of Chicago: La Salle Sta to-day is a mass of color. Flags and have ro send to Europe for him. One bunting are flying from nearly every business house and Memphis is pre and sometimes change effectually our! environment. We cannot wholly escape its power. It seeks to dominate us, and our strength of character lies man offered to bet that Dr.

Blunk is in St. Joe and that when the proper time comes he will return to Atchison and Nineteenth regiment of the Kansas sas State Militia. 1S64: Dear Comrades: Owing to the excellent and important services which the pared to greet the presidential party WHAT'S IN A NAME? in mastering it. Heredity is a big fight the charges to a finish. It is rumored that an Atchison attorney is looking after the doctor's interests and that he was advised by telegram of his movements In the Canadian coun and the delegates to the convention.

In regard to inland water navigation President Roosevelt said in part: The Mississippi Valley is a magnificent empire in size and fertility. It is better adapted to the development of inland navigation than any other valley in either hemisphere; for there are 12,000 miles of waterway now more or less fully navigable, and the tion, newest and only one on the loop. try. It is said that the Ballou girl's father was an old soldier, and this of course has worked into the sentiment term in the eyes of many scientists. Galtcm wrote a book and its burden is that a man is what his fathers were.

They poured their passion, love, brutalities, graces and sins into him as into a vessel and thereby set his destiny. But such a philosophy leaves Godout of the reckoning and does not take note of the stupendous fact that man has something to say about his destiny in addition to what the ances A good many people in this town think that there is quite a bit in a name. City Attorney Jackson has been out of town for some time, during which there were several cases awaiting his return so that warrants could be issued. Yesterday he came back p.nd Jailer Hinds called up Chief of Police Ham over the phone and told him that Jackson was here. Some one overheard the conversation and evidently misunderstood it because in K.

S. M. rendered the United States government in October, 1S64, in resisting Price's raid into Kansas, and in suppressing the rebellion, there is a wide-snread sentinient that the members thereof, and if dead, their Widows, should be pensioned by the government for such services. It is understood Congressman Anthony is friendly to the movement, and it is hoped to get the other Congressmen and our Senators in Washington to assist in pushing a bill through congress for the girl. Chancellor Frank Strong's rebuke to snobbishness in the state univer conditions are so favorable that it will E.

G. POST City Passenger Agent 326 Commercial St. be easy to increase the extent of na sity will do much to win favor for the chancellor and school, in the public tors have said and done. Man has the remaking faculty. He can take the vigable waterways to almost any, re at the next session to that end.

quired degree by canalization. Early mind. The chancellor's talk has in it a strong appeal to the Democratic fragments of his humanity and build I therefore assumt the responsibil them into some imposing form. in our industrial history this valley was the seat of the largest develop THE SLUMP OF A FRIGHT ity of calling you together at the Na sentiment which instantly responds to' any move in opposition to "frills and through the strength of his will. And a very short time the report had spread that Attorney General Jackson was in town.

The back door saloon men and those who were operating on the shady side of the law, fearing that old acquaintance might not be forgot, at once started a general exodus to the saloon man's paradise, East Atchison. One man was in such the greatness of our race lies in this To show how easily people are tional Hotel at 2 p. on Saturday, October 19, 1907, to take action as you may deem for our Dest inter that God is so close kin to man that ment of inland navigation in the United States, and perhaps you will pardon my mentioning that the first steamboat west of the AllegheDies was built sometimes frightened an occurrence furbelows, by gum! It also recommends itself to a more deliberate judgment upon the fundamentals of God chooses to help him who tries to of several years ago is here cited. A est, and the interest of the widows of lift himself out of the wreck of his new brand of cigars was being placed I education. In the broadest concep- our dead comrades.

upon me marKet ana to iamuianze tion of education there Is no allow- a hurry that he went through his back GOOD CITIZENSHIP the people with the trade mark postal ance for narrow-mindedness, of which cards were mailed promiscousiy to snobbishness is a principal evidence. screen door without stopping to unhook it. If these people are going to get jcured every time they hear the "Business Men Should Stand For Atchison men. On the cards were a man mieht thoueh the nrohahil- by a Roosevelt, my great-grandfather's brother, in 1S11, for the New Orleans trade, ond in that year made the trip from Pittsburg to New Orleans. But from various causes river and canal transportation declined all over the nited States as the railroad systems came to their full development.

It is our business to see that the decline race. Our ancestors have spoiled us. They have imposed such an embargo upon us that we cannot steam into the desired haven. But Christ and men have met and henceforth man has gafned his liberty and has choice to be but a little lower than the angels. But it is only in an accommo What They Believe To Be Right," Says Rev.

Scott. printed in red ink a picture of a skull ny is rather remote take all college name of Jackson, they had better quit the business, because the Atchison and cross bones, below which were degrees with first honors, in spite of i the words: the taint of snobbishness. And he Rev. W. T.

Scott, pastor of the First directory contains the name of Jack would still be uneducated. The col son forty times. Methodist Episcopal church, preached a sermon yesterday morning on the dated sense that we speak of heredity as environment. In truth we are not is not permanent; and it is of inter "Beware! The Mystic League subject of "Good Citizenship." He est to remember that nearly a cen lege bred snob, and the one who, In spite of his doctor's degrees, still says it "has went" and "had saw" remain aliens to real education. They are the responsible for our heredity, but we contends that the State should be Has its Eye upon you! tury ago President Madison advocated may be for our environment.

Our considered as divine an institution as the canalization of the Mississippi. environment has more to do with our CQnQroi ov, mo nonnio wiin ones on wnom the treatment didnt An expert claims that three-fourths of piano playing is done with the hands but it is the one-fourth that causes the trouble with the neighbors. Topeka Capital. The valley of the Mississippi is po the Church, and that business men should not allow their opinions, which 'take." character than our heredity. We should be careful where we live and received these cards were worked up litically and commercially more im portant than any other valley on the IU SUCU a UllCU lUill tlJfV pUituaBCU WHot PhoracnClno1 tKta lo they know are right, to be swayed by the dollar.

how W3 choose our companions. A face of the gjobe. Here more than fire arms and slept with them under A11 the things that have been accept- city or town has almost as much in "It's the business of every man," anywhere else will be determined the their pillows at night. Among others ed ag are belng discreaited. dividuality as a man.

Some places he said, "to think for himself, and future of the United States and in The Secret of A BEAUTIFUL are mesmeric. You breathe a fetid not run after a crowd unless the was, iiu? wiic ux a ua.Cnu5 Mmau Qne another our ideals are fall- who rus introducing the cigars with The ye deed of the whole western wrorld; and air; your moral strength rushes away the type of civilization reached in the frightful trade mark. A few days entered the church and told us crowd is in the right. In belonging to an organization, do not permit as witn a nooa. utner places are COMPLEXION this mighty valley, in this vast stretch later the advertising scheme was ex- 0 nIoocin(, mvth fu iv yourself to be wielded by a man, but of country lying between the Alle posed and the community was again yer, Qld women very young Now Revealed tonic.

You square your shoulders and drink the air until it goes through your life like rich wine. You are be a man among the crowd." ghenies and the Rockies, the Great at ease. The fright became a jokeJ children. That stories that hare Lakes nnd the Gulf, will largely fix the then, drew attention to the fact that a circumstance bearing on this propped up in your virtue and feel ca type of civilization for the whole Western Hemisphere. Already, as our pable of doing worthy things.

It is MORAL: Take the measure ot a man who tries to scare you with a threat. A threat is the weapon of cowards. Less alarming than the red important question had recently oc not always wise to run away from curred in Atchison business circles. amused and edified us for years are passed away and the tellers are dismissed with the notice that they are nature fakirs. Even the staid and usually reliable Kansas City Star bas got into tUQ game and In a recent is- history shows, the west has deter What beauty is more desirable than an equisite complexion and mined our national political develop skeleton of the advertising promoter place because It is bad, but it is wise to get out into the clear places with Whether he referred to the supposed boycott the typographical union is waging against this paper, through 'elegfant jewels.

An opportunity ment, and the fundamental principle of "Mystic League" cigars. God until the soul takes up enough for every woman to obtain both, of present American politics, politica "One.of the most widely truth that error can find no cling Two moved iato a bouse says: for a limited time only. equalitv, was originally a western 1 ill threats to business men, is not known but his remarks were very applicable aolng this line. The directions and recipe for idea. GuoteCl papers in Kansas Is the Via-land Vine.

It is really too bad there obtaining a faultless complexion The Mississippi River and its trib iew aays ago at 6zi rsortn ismtn street. They had never before seen each other, and one family's name is "Jarrett" and the other Is "Garrett." is the secret long guarded by the is no such paper, although its popularity is a fine compliment to J. L. NO EXCESS FARE utarieo ought by all means to be utilized to their utmost possibility. Facil Ten Cent Charge With Rebate Check ity of cheap transportation is an es For Passengers Without Tickets.

Under the two cent fare rate which sential in our modern civilization, and; we can not afford any longer to neglect the great highways wThich nature lias provided for us. These neutral highways, the waterways, can never be monopolized by any corpor went into effect Saturday the railroads will continue to charge an excess fare of ten cents and give in return a re Brady of the Lawrence Journal. Lawrence Journal. It is funny the idea some eastern people still have of Kansas. On a train the other day I fell Into conversation with a Yankee.

He asked me where I was from and I promptly told him "Kansas." He looked at me curiously for a moment and then asked: "Have they found any way to get rid of grasshoppers out there yet?" "Certainly," I replied. "How did they do it?" he asked. "Easy enough. We domesticated them. We now train George Graves, who has as much or more experience as any other man in Atchison in hiring men and teams, says that he never before saw the situation so badly strained as it is right now.

Men and teams cannot be had and boys refuse to work for less than $1.75 per day. In doing grading work he finds himself badly handicapped in other ways. It's next to impossible to get brick at all, and what few he is able to buy have been advanced in price within the past few months. bate check which may be cashed in at any station upon the line issuing it for ation. They belong to all the people, and it is in the power of no one to take them away.

Wherever a na ing place. A man's companions form his most immediate moral environment A process of equalization always goes on among friends. Who have been your companions for five years? We think that we can tell your character from the names you give. You have not wholly escaped their vices, or on the other hand you have not altogether ignored their virtues. How careful ought we to be in the selection of our friends.

Our character is at stake our future joy and perhaps our destiny hinges on our choice. A drop of ink in the water gives a stain to the entire volume. Your companions sins may stain your life forever. Christ is the hope of all men. In Him "we break our birth's invidous bar." In Him we find such environment of good that our faces are set for the moral vanquishment of the world.

In Him we put on beauty even in unwholesome places, and by His grace may grow radiant as water lilies in he scum of ponds. master minds of the Orientals and Greeks. This we obtained after years of work and at great expense. It is the method used by the fairest and most beautiful women of Europe. Hundreds of American women who now use it have expressed their delight and satisfaction.

This secret is easily understood and simple to follow and it will save you the expense of creams, cosmetics, bleaches and forever give you a beautiful complexion and free your skin from pimples, bad color, blackhead? and etc. It alone is worth to you many times the price we ask you to send for the genuine diamond ring of latest design. We sell you this ring as one small profit above the manufact vigable river runs beside railroads ten cents. The railroads contend that this will not give them sufficient protection when thert, no excursion or reiuced rates but they are planning for a change. It is said that the the problem of regulating the rates on the railroads becomes far easier, Board of Railroad Commissioners is in favor of giving the railroads some because river regulation is rate regulation.

When the water rate sinks, the laud rate can not be kept at an excessive height. Therefore it is of national importance to develop these protection along the line if it appears i necessary. This is indicated, too, by the statement given out by G. F. Grat- them to pull our plows, feed our threshing machines, pick the ticks off cattle, and a thousand and one other things.

Then we have crossed them with our hay fever anfl have produced, an advanced class of grass "By Gum," he said, "I am going to move out to Kansas." Osborne tan, attorney for the board. streams as highways to the fullest extent which is genuinely profitable. Year by year transportation problems beoome more acute, and the time iiarry Roche, who has conducted the Snell cigar store for the past several months, was declared insane in has come when the rivers really fit uring cost. The price is less than one half what others charge. to serve as arteries of trade should be the probate court this afternoon, andj It is a genuine rose cut diamond REVERENCE FOR LAW provided with channels deep enough Our idea of a soft snap Is a Pullman ring of sparkling brilliancy absolutely guaranteed, very car conductor.

All he seems to hv and wide enough to make the invest ment of the necessary money profit dainty, shaped like a Belcher able to the public. The National Gov with Tiffany setting of 12 Kt. ernment should undertake this work. Let reverence for the laws be taught in schools, in seminaries and in colleges; let it be written in primers, spelling books and almanacs; let it be preached from the pulpit, proclaimed in lgislative halls and enforced in courts of justice. And, in short, let it gold shell, at your local jeweler will be taken to one of the state hospitals as soon as.

the application is accepted. Information was filed in the probate court by S. C. Moxcey. Several weeks ago Roche was taken to the Wells hospital, where he seemed to improve and he was released within a few days.

Since he left the hospital he has been cared for by his divorced wife. it would cost considerable more An farmer can raise a crop of ap than $2.00. I YJant Chronic we mail this beautitul com- ples in a good season, but when one man can raise a big crop in a year like this when all his neighbors can't show a single apple, we think he ought piexion recipe tree wnen your to do is to take up the tickets of from six to two dozen passengers and give tkhem a check instead. He has a por-to do all the work, and the passengers are expected to pay the porter his wages in tips. Only, we believe, once have we seen the Pullman conductor earn his salary.

On that occasion two women held tickets for the same lower berth, and as one of them bad to take an upper, that conductor wore a haunted expression of countenance for the next twenty-four hours. Recorder-Tribune. order is received for ring and S2.00 in money order, stamps or become the political religion of the nation; and let the old and the young, the rich and the poor, the grave and the gay of all sexes and tongues and colors and conditions, seacrifice unceasingly upon its altars. From an address by Abraham Lincoln. bills.

Oat your order in before to have the medal. But this is what Tom Finnigan, of the Good Intent neighborhood is doing. He just that hare not yielded to medical treatment no matter what the trouble or how long standing. All I ask is that you are able to be np and around, and will do as I tar. By my method you acquire a knowledge our supply is exhausted.

This offer is made for a limited brought a wagon load of apples in to time only as a means of advertis day and you can be sure they didn't last long. How would the title of "Apple King" fit Tom Finnigan? A new rate of five cents for the first ounce snd three cents for every addi ing and introducing our goods. Send today before this oppor tunity is forgotten. T. C.

MOSELEY 32 East 23rd Street, New York City J. W. McAdow, the big tobacco raiser of Platte county, came to Atchison this morning to see how the carpenters are getting along with his fine residence, which he is having erected near Forest park. Mr. McAdow.

reports that his tobacco crop this year will be unusually good. He has fourteen acres of the weed, and he thinks it will yield better than 1600 pounds to the acre. He ships his crop to Louisville and will get about eleven and a half cents per pound. Mr. McAdow is considered the best authority on tobacco raising in this part of the country.

An Oklahoma paper is scared for fear prohibition will drive lots of peo of how to lire to get well and keep well-Chronic Constipation. Chronic Diarrhoea Chronic Headaches. Heart Trouble. Kidney Troubles. Indigestion.

Eye troubles, eto. yield readily to the science of Neurology, and the knowledge gained by Its practice Cross eyes straightened without surgery. I do not care what your chronic trouble is. Neurology can point out the way to Health. Write for my book.

"Neurology The Way to Health" or can la person and see me. DR. C. V7. CROSBY NearoUf 1st 332 -A Otoen Btf, KANSAS CITY.

HO. tional ounce or fraction thereof for first class foreign postage went into effect Tuesday. The old rate was five A Swan and wife of Centralis, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. John Belshaw, at 204 East Riley. Mr-Swan extensively engaged in the bee business at Centralia and has sold honey to Atchison merchants for many years.

This year he says he had a light crop, although he realized ple out of the state. Governor Hoc shall call out the militia if they start in this direction. However, come do nrp To women for collecting names fr Krr and selling1 our novelties, we cents for every half ounce or fraction crive bic Dremlums send vour This is a reduction of more than one-half. A two-ounce letter may be sent for eight cents now that formerly name to-day for our new" plan of bigi think, the people profits little Write, to-day hibition "will not likely come to Kan Address i.e. AlUMzLtY i'rennum ae-jsas Rcorder-Tribune partnient 33 E.

23rd St. New York City would have cost twenty cents. I from 125 stands of bees..