the mccook tribune. (mccook, ne) 1902-03-07 [p ].pines in 1890 about 13000 troops are affected by...

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Kfc lit MY REDUCTION SECRETARY ROOT ORDERS HOME MANY TROOPS THIRTEEN THOUSAND COMING This Will Leave Thirty Two Thou aand Abroad Movement Will Be Slow Troops Returning in Order of Seniority of Service WASHINGTON Feb 27 Secretary Root in conformity with assurances recently made to various committees of congress he a arranged for a grad- ual ¬ reduction of the military force in the Philippines to about 32000 men Orders have been sent to General Chaffee commanding the division of the Philippines to arrange to send home all the regiments under his com- mand ¬ that were sent to the Philip ¬ pines In 1890 About 13000 troops are affected by these orders The movement will be made very slowly a regiment at a lime in the order in which they arrived in the ft Philippines and in each case only when the regiment can be spared with ¬ out embarrassment and without im- pairing ¬ the military control of the situation All the troops sent out in 3898 already have been recalled to the United States with the exception of those who re enlisted for service in tho archipelago When all the fresh troops in the United States under orders to the Philippines have arrived there it is calculated that General Chaffee will have an effective fighting force of nearly 32000 men which are to be brought home at his earliest conveni- ence ¬ It is not believed that it will be possible for the first of these troops to leave the Philippines for at least three months CAPTURE GENERAL LUKBAN Energetic Filipino Leader a Prisoner of United States WASHINGTON Feb 27 General Cbaffee notified the war department that Lieutenant Striber of the Philip ¬ pine scouts had captured Gen Luck ban on the 22d inst The prisoner is confined at Laguan y The officials of the war department regard the capture of Luckban as the most important military event since the Aguinaldo capture He was run down on the Island of Samar Tho place of his confinement is a tiny island in a bay on the north coast of Samar Luckban is one of the most ener- getic ¬ and ferocious of rebels He is a half breed a mixture of Chinese and Filipino stock and he has been an Irreconcilable from the first He had various fastnesses in the mountains of Samar from which he would descend upon the coast towns and his reign of terror was so complete that the en- tire ¬ population of the island paid tribute to him as the price of freedom from attack Ordinary campaign methods failed in his case and his enpture now is believed to be the nat- ural ¬ working out of the system of dividing the island into small squares by military garrisons and making it impossible for the insurgent to obtain food or shelter New Cases of Smallpox STERLING Neb Feb 27 Several new cases of smallpox have developed in and about Sterling the past ten days The entire Pettem family south of town are afflicted They are occu- pying ¬ the same house formerly used -- sby the Heckxnan family which had tho disease just a year ago which tends to show that the premises at that lime were not thoroughly fumi- gated ¬ Railroad Mrn Promoted CEDAR RAPIDS la Feb 27 George A Goodell superintendent of the Burlington Cedar Rapids North- ern ¬ has become general superintend- ent ¬ of the Chicago Great Western with headquarters in Minneapolis President Bounces Noyes WASHINGTON Feb 27 President Roosevelt acting upon the recom- mendation ¬ of Attorney General Knox has dismissed Arthur B Noyes judge for the Second district of Alaska Booker T at the White House WASHINGTON Feb 27 Booker r Washington was at the White House today and had a conference with President Roosevelt lasting fif- teen ¬ minutes Murdered While in Bed CARL1NVILLE Hi Feb 27 Woodford Hughes a prominent citi- zen ¬ of Scottville a small town north ¬ west of this city was murdered in his bed at 1 oclock in the morning j by three unknown men Hughes was spending the night with Barlar Sey ¬ mour and when the three men enter- ed ¬ the house he arose in bed startled only to be filled full of bullets The ymen made their escape and blood fccunds were at once put on the trail LI y jWWMWM LAUNCH EMPERORS YACHT Boat Takes to the Water Gracefully Without a Hitch in Program NEW YORK Feb 20 In a driz ¬ zling rain and in the presence of a brilliant assemblage amidst c Bering and tho roar of cannon the German emperors new schooner yacht Meteor was launched from Shooters isand yesterday Unlike the weather the arrangements were perfect and no un ¬ toward incident marred the occaslcn The president Mrs and Miss Roose- velt ¬ Prince Henry and all the dis ¬ tinguished party accompanying them were enthusiastically cheered on ar ¬ riving at the platform just back of the bow of the Meteor Without delay after greetings had been exchanged Miss Roosevelt stepped forward and taking hold of a silver covered bottle containing champagne broke It on the side of tho vessel Immediately she seized a silver axe and severed the rope which released the weights holding Meteor The vessel went gracefully into the water with the American flag break- ing ¬ out at the taffrall American and German national airs were played and from the chorus of craft containing excursionists came enthusiastic cheer- ing ¬ Exactly at 1039 Miss Roosevelt broke the champagne bottle with vig- orous ¬ and effective hand saying In the name of the German emperor I christen thee Meteor Guns roared bands played and the great cheering lasted for several min- utes ¬ The prince handed a bouquet to Miss Roosevelt and then raising his hat in a few words acknowledged the cheering of those on the main platform The launching occurred without mishap The presidents daughter lifted a silver hatchet and struck the rope It parted cleanly and down came the weights The wedges flew up and out The yacht trembled and started forward and then slid slowly down into the water to the cheers of the distinguished gathering It took the water safely and brought up in the middle of the Kill-Von-K- ull without accident TO REDUCE CHINA CLAIMS United States Proposes Pro Rata Re- duction ¬ of Indemnity WASHINGTON Feb 26 The Uni- ted ¬ States government has proposed to the powers concerned in the Chi- nese ¬ treaty that they consent to a pro rata reduction of claims o as to maintain the total within the sum of 150000000 taels which the powers agreed to accept from China as full indemnity for the Eoer outrages Germany has discovered that it plac- ed ¬ its claim too low and has demand- ed ¬ an increase in allowance of 10 000000 taels and if this is to be met the other signatory powers must agree to submit to the pro rata reduc- tion ¬ of that sum from their own orig- inal ¬ allotments The United States is firmly opposed to any attempt to extort from China any more than the 450000000 taels and it will attempt to avoid the creation of a precedent to be followed by the other powers in the allowance of this German claim Contract for Fair Building ST LOUIS Feb 26 Dunnevent Estell contractors today signed a contract with the Louisiana Purchase Exposition company for the construc- tion ¬ of the Textiles buildings and gave bond in the sum of 107000 one third of the contract price for the faithful performance of the work The Textiles building which will be 600x500 feet is to be completed by October 15 1903 Director of Works Taylor today advertised for bids on the electricity and machinery build ¬ ing the work of Walker Kimball of Boston and Omaha Bids will be opened and let March 8 United States is Liable WASHINGTON D C Feb 26 In the case of the United States against the St Louis Mississippi Valley Transportation company the United States supreme court decided that the United States is responsible for dam- age ¬ done in collision with its war ves- sels ¬ when such collision is due to the negligence of officers of the ves- sels ¬ of the United States The trans- portation ¬ company asked for damages caused to the gunboat Future City by a collision with the Atlanta and the Galena both United States vessels in the harbor of New Orleans in 188S Actress Cuts Mans Head Off VANCOUVER B C Feb 26 While her companion Jack Kirk was asleep Lulu Watts a variety actress at Nome attacked him in a fit of jealousy and severed his head from his body with a razor Reported Ship Collision PHILADELPHIA Feb 26 Infor- mation ¬ of the sinking of an unknown vessel and the probable drowning of all on board has been received here The schooner Fannie Palmer from Norfolk for Boston is reported to have collided with an unknown ship twelve miles from Fenwick shoals on February 19 The vessel sank imme- diately ¬ and it is believed the crew went down with it Fenwick shoal I Jb 19 miles south of Cape Henlopsn fffffiifSfcT - -- n7rfilr J Many a man would be glad of the opportunity to chew all he could bite off SALZERS LIGHTNING CABBAGE This is the earliest cabbage in the world and a regular gold mine to the market gardener and farmer war By the way there is lots or money to be xnudc on ear ¬ liest cabbage beets peas radishes cucumbers and the like Far 16c and this Notice the John A Salzcr Seed Co LaCrosse Wis will send vou their mammoth catalog ana iOKinas or nower ana vegetaDia seeas Market gardeners catalog 2c postage w N u Courage Something a man really needs when he gets ready to go to DO YOUK CLOTIIKS LOOK YEMOTV Then use Defiance Starch It will keep them white 16 02 for Id cents If the donkey only knew he was a donkey he would probably kick him ¬ self to death tTSE THE FAMOUS Red Cross Ball Blue Large 2 oz package 5 cents The Kuss Company South Bend lad Any man with ideas in advance of his age is likely to wear clothes away behind it Plsos Cure cannot be too highly spoken of as a cough cure J W OUkikn 322 Third Ave N Minneapolis Minn Jan 6 1900 After the matrimonial knot is tied a girl quits making tea and learns to make coffee THREE SERIES OF CHEAP RATES Great Northern Railway Popular Homo seekers and Sottieir Excursions Round trip tickets to points in Min- nesota ¬ North Dakota Montana Ida- ho ¬ Washington Oregon British Co- 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elephant can three tons on its back carry IRONING A SHIRT WAIST Not infrequently a young woman finds it necessary to launder a Bhirt waist at home for some emergency when the laundryman or the home ser- vant ¬ cannot do it Hence these direc- tions ¬ for ironing the waist To iron summer shirt waists so that they will look like new it Is needful to have them starched evenly with Defiance starch then made perfectly smooth and rolled tight in a damp cloth to be laid away two or three hours When ironing have a bowl of water and a clean piece of muslin beside the iron ¬ ing board Have your iron hot but not sufficiently so to scorch and abso- lutely ¬ clean Begin by ironing the back then the front sides and the sleeves followed by the neckband and the cuffs When wrinkles appear ap- ply ¬ the damp cloth and remove them Always iron from the top of the waist to the bottom If there are plaits in the front iron them downward after first raising each one with a blunt knife and with the edge of the iron follow every line of stitching to give it distinctness After the shirt waist ifl ironed it should be well aired by the fire or in the sun before it is folded and put away says the Philadelphia Incmirer Unless you have confidence in hu- manity ¬ you are a suspicious char- acter ¬ AH Sufferers From Rheumatism should try MATT J JOHNSONS 60S8 Guarantee goes with it Try it Woman invariably believes one side of a story until she hears the other side The Good Roads Movement The recent official report of the Rail- road ¬ Commission of Missouri refer- ring ¬ to Santa Fe lines in that state contained this significant sentence We unreservedly rank this line as being among the best in Missouri in its physical condition It is but fair to add that the Santa Fe line in Missouri is representative of nearly the entire 8000 miles of that system The present administration of the Santa Fe appreciates fully that its earning power depends largely on its physical condition and has wrought almost a miracle in the past few years in improvement of roadway bridges grades etc The meanest use for money is to make it cover a multitude of sins Mrs Winslows soothing Syrnp lor children teething softens the ruths reduces ltj flammatlon allays pain cures wind colic 22sabottle The man who never has sinned nev- er ¬ was a man Alabastlne the only durable wall coat Ins takes the place of scaling kalsomines wall paper and paint for walls It can be used on plaster brick wood or canvas Unanswerable argument That which nearly everybody delights to answer If you have not yet tried Defiance Starch just ask your dealer what oth- ers ¬ say about It It is easy to admit that a man is level headed if he Is below your level CITC permanently currd No fits or ncrronsnons after I 1 1 O flrat day use of Dr Klines Orrot NerTo JUator rr Send for FltKU S3 OO trial bottle and treatlte Dk R U Kline Ltd 831 Arch Street lhlladelphla fa Independence That which may be often in place but is more often out of one PUTNAM FADELESS DYER are as easj to use as soap No muss or failures 10c per package Sold by druggists Man is but a freckle on the face of time Defiance Starch 16 ounces 10 cents The ship of state is often delayed by congressional head winds Stops the Cough ami Works Off the Cold Laxative Brotuo Quinine Tablets Price 25c Egotists have a sixth sense that of their own self importance DONT FORGET A large 2 oz package Red Cross Ball Blue only 5 cents The Russ Company South Bend InU There is no cloud attached to the silvery lining of the fat purse BED DUGS DOOMED Of all the worries of the housekeeper the bed hug is the worst All will be thankful n remedy which absolutely rids a house of all bugs has been found Mrs Bertha Fremont 11 1 Fourth Des Moines la is tho discoverer She will send a large sample enough for three beds for 15c actual cost of postage packing etc Her regular size Is 50c Every reaaer ought to send at once It takes a small boy with a new watch effectually to kill time Career and Character of Abraham Lin- coln ¬ An address by Joseph Choate Am- bassador ¬ to Great Britain on the career and character of Abraham Lincoln his early life his early struggles with the world his character as developed in the later years of his life and his administration which placed his name so high on the worlds roll of honor and fame has been published by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Rail- way ¬ and may be had by sending six fi cents in postage to F A Miller Gen- eral ¬ Passenger Agent Chicago 111 - Sep 7 it l E MRS has our It oy ad One mav sail the seas every land that men who well the the on lient to and then lcae the Figs is not built on It the them need the most Figs but when than the safe and is to competent physician not to to claim to cure The was the first to satisfaction could recommend to that other some quantities old time and still sold but with the to the best has the well is ever Figs is due not only to the the to moat on the with agreeable but also to the to get the 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Page 1: The McCook Tribune. (McCook, NE) 1902-03-07 [p ].pines In 1890 About 13000 troops are affected by these orders The movement will be made very slowly a regiment at a lime in the order

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MY REDUCTION

SECRETARY ROOT ORDERS HOMEMANY TROOPS

THIRTEEN THOUSAND COMING

This Will Leave Thirty Two Thouaand Abroad Movement Will Be

Slow Troops Returning in Order ofSeniority of Service

WASHINGTON Feb 27 SecretaryRoot in conformity with assurancesrecently made to various committeesof congress hea arranged for a grad-ual

¬

reduction of the military forcein the Philippines to about 32000 menOrders have been sent to GeneralChaffee commanding the division ofthe Philippines to arrange to sendhome all the regiments under his com-

mand¬

that were sent to the Philip ¬

pines In 1890 About 13000 troops areaffected by these orders

The movement will be made veryslowly a regiment at a lime in theorder in which they arrived in the

ft Philippines and in each case onlywhen the regiment can be spared with ¬

out embarrassment and without im-

pairing¬

the military control of thesituation All the troops sent out in3898 already have been recalled to theUnited States with the exception ofthose who re enlisted for service intho archipelago

When all the fresh troops in theUnited States under orders to thePhilippines have arrived there it iscalculated that General Chaffee willhave an effective fighting force ofnearly 32000 men which are to bebrought home at his earliest conveni-ence

¬

It is not believed that it will bepossible for the first of these troopsto leave the Philippines for at leastthree months

CAPTURE GENERAL LUKBAN

Energetic Filipino Leader a Prisonerof United States

WASHINGTON Feb 27 GeneralCbaffee notified the war departmentthat Lieutenant Striber of the Philip ¬

pine scouts had captured Gen Luckban on the 22d inst The prisoner isconfined at Laguan

y The officials of the war departmentregard the capture of Luckban as themost important military event sincethe Aguinaldo capture He was rundown on the Island of Samar Thoplace of his confinement is a tinyisland in a bay on the north coast ofSamar

Luckban is one of the most ener-getic

¬

and ferocious of rebels He is ahalf breed a mixture of Chinese andFilipino stock and he has been anIrreconcilable from the first He hadvarious fastnesses in the mountains ofSamar from which he would descendupon the coast towns and his reign ofterror was so complete that the en-

tire¬

population of the island paidtribute to him as the price of freedomfrom attack Ordinary campaignmethods failed in his case and hisenpture now is believed to be the nat-

ural¬

working out of the system ofdividing the island into small squaresby military garrisons and making itimpossible for the insurgent to obtainfood or shelter

New Cases of SmallpoxSTERLING Neb Feb 27 Several

new cases of smallpox have developedin and about Sterling the past tendays The entire Pettem family southof town are afflicted They are occu-

pying

¬

the same house formerly used-- sby the Heckxnan family which had

tho disease just a year ago whichtends to show that the premises atthat lime were not thoroughly fumi-

gated¬

Railroad Mrn Promoted

CEDAR RAPIDS la Feb 27

George A Goodell superintendent ofthe Burlington Cedar Rapids North-

ern

¬

has become general superintend-ent

¬

of the Chicago Great Westernwith headquarters in Minneapolis

President Bounces Noyes

WASHINGTON Feb 27 PresidentRoosevelt acting upon the recom-

mendation¬

of Attorney General Knox

has dismissed Arthur B Noyes judgefor the Second district of Alaska

Booker T at the White House

WASHINGTON Feb 27 Booker

r Washington was at the WhiteHouse today and had a conferencewith President Roosevelt lasting fif-

teen

¬

minutes

Murdered While in Bed

CARL1NVILLE Hi Feb 27

Woodford Hughes a prominent citi-

zen

¬

of Scottville a small town north ¬

west of this city was murdered in

his bed at 1 oclock in the morningj by three unknown men Hughes was

spending the night with Barlar Sey ¬

mour and when the three men enter-

ed

¬

the house he arose in bed startledonly to be filled full of bullets The

ymen made their escape and blood

fccunds were at once put on the trail

LI y jWWMWM

LAUNCH EMPERORS YACHT

Boat Takes to the Water GracefullyWithout a Hitch in Program

NEW YORK Feb 20 In a driz ¬

zling rain and in the presence of abrilliant assemblage amidst c Beringand tho roar of cannon the Germanemperors new schooner yacht Meteorwas launched from Shooters isandyesterday Unlike the weather thearrangements were perfect and no un ¬

toward incident marred the occaslcnThe president Mrs and Miss Roose-velt

¬

Prince Henry and all the dis ¬

tinguished party accompanying themwere enthusiastically cheered on ar ¬

riving at the platform just back ofthe bow of the Meteor

Without delay after greetings hadbeen exchanged Miss Rooseveltstepped forward and taking hold ofa silver covered bottle containingchampagne broke It on the side oftho vessel Immediately she seized asilver axe and severed the rope whichreleased the weights holding MeteorThe vessel went gracefully into thewater with the American flag break-ing

¬

out at the taffrall American andGerman national airs were played andfrom the chorus of craft containingexcursionists came enthusiastic cheer-ing

¬

Exactly at 1039 Miss Rooseveltbroke the champagne bottle with vig-

orous¬

and effective hand saying Inthe name of the German emperor I

christen thee MeteorGuns roared bands played and the

great cheering lasted for several min-utes

¬

The prince handed a bouquetto Miss Roosevelt and then raisinghis hat in a few words acknowledgedthe cheering of those on the mainplatform The launching occurredwithout mishap The presidentsdaughter lifted a silver hatchet andstruck the rope It parted cleanlyand down came the weights Thewedges flew up and out The yachttrembled and started forward andthen slid slowly down into the waterto the cheers of the distinguishedgathering It took the water safelyand brought up in the middle of theKill-Von-K- ull without accident

TO REDUCE CHINA CLAIMS

United States Proposes Pro Rata Re-

duction¬

of IndemnityWASHINGTON Feb 26 The Uni-

ted¬

States government has proposedto the powers concerned in the Chi-

nese¬

treaty that they consent to a prorata reduction of claims o as tomaintain the total within the sum of150000000 taels which the powersagreed to accept from China as fullindemnity for the Eoer outragesGermany has discovered that it plac-

ed¬

its claim too low and has demand-ed

¬

an increase in allowance of 10

000000 taels and if this is to be metthe other signatory powers mustagree to submit to the pro rata reduc-tion

¬

of that sum from their own orig-

inal¬

allotments The United Statesis firmly opposed to any attempt toextort from China any more than the450000000 taels and it will attemptto avoid the creation of a precedentto be followed by the other powersin the allowance of this German claim

Contract for Fair BuildingST LOUIS Feb 26 Dunnevent

Estell contractors today signed acontract with the Louisiana PurchaseExposition company for the construc-tion

¬

of the Textiles buildings andgave bond in the sum of 107000one third of the contract price forthe faithful performance of the workThe Textiles building which will be600x500 feet is to be completed byOctober 15 1903 Director of WorksTaylor today advertised for bids onthe electricity and machinery build ¬

ing the work of Walker Kimballof Boston and Omaha Bids will beopened and let March 8

United States is LiableWASHINGTON D C Feb 26 In

the case of the United States againstthe St Louis Mississippi ValleyTransportation company the UnitedStates supreme court decided that theUnited States is responsible for dam-

age¬

done in collision with its war ves-

sels¬

when such collision is due tothe negligence of officers of the ves-

sels

¬

of the United States The trans-portation

¬

company asked for damagescaused to the gunboat Future City bya collision with the Atlanta and theGalena both United States vessels inthe harbor of New Orleans in 188S

Actress Cuts Mans Head OffVANCOUVER B C Feb 26

While her companion Jack Kirk wasasleep Lulu Watts a variety actressat Nome attacked him in a fit ofjealousy and severed his head fromhis body with a razor

Reported Ship CollisionPHILADELPHIA Feb 26 Infor-

mation¬

of the sinking of an unknownvessel and the probable drowning ofall on board has been received hereThe schooner Fannie Palmer fromNorfolk for Boston is reported tohave collided with an unknown shiptwelve miles from Fenwick shoals onFebruary 19 The vessel sank imme-

diately¬

and it is believed the crewwent down with it Fenwick shoal

I Jb 19 miles south of Cape Henlopsn

fffffiifSfcT --- n7rfilr J

Many a man would be glad of theopportunity to chew all he could biteoff

SALZERS LIGHTNING CABBAGEThis is the earliest cabbage in the world

and a regular gold mine to the market gardenerand farmer

war

By the way there is lots ormoney to be xnudc on ear ¬

liest cabbage beets peasradishes cucumbers and thelikeFar 16c and this Noticethe John A Salzcr Seed CoLaCrosse Wis will sendvou their mammoth catalog

ana iOKinas or nower ana vegetaDia seeasMarket gardeners catalog 2c postage w N u

Courage Something a man reallyneeds when he gets ready to go to

DO YOUK CLOTIIKS LOOK YEMOTVThen use Defiance Starch It will keep

them white 16 02 for Id cents

If the donkey only knew he was adonkey he would probably kick him ¬

self to death

tTSE THE FAMOUSRed Cross Ball Blue Large 2 oz package 5cents The Kuss Company South Bend lad

Any man with ideas in advance ofhis age is likely to wear clothes awaybehind it

Plsos Cure cannot be too highly spoken of asa cough cure J W OUkikn 322 Third AveN Minneapolis Minn Jan 6 1900

After the matrimonial knot is tieda girl quits making tea and learnsto make coffee

THREE SERIES OF CHEAP RATES

Great Northern Railway Popular Homoseekers and Sottieir Excursions

Round trip tickets to points in Min-nesota

¬

North Dakota Montana Ida-ho

¬

Washington Oregon British Co-

lumbia¬

will be sold first and thirdTuesdays in March April and Mayat one fare plus 200 for the roundtrip

One way settlers tickets to pointsin Montana Idaho Washington Ore-gon

¬

and British Columbia on saleevery day during March and April atrates 1500 to 2500 each

One way settlers tickets on saleMarch 4th 11th 18th 25th and April1st and 8th to Minnesota and NorthDakota points for only 600 each

These tickets are good on all trainsincluding the famous Great NorthernFlyerThis is the best opportunity that has

ever been offered to parties who wishto investigate the many advantagesoffered them in the Great NorthwestInformation about Great Northerncountry is given by agents of theGreat Northern Railway or those de-

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full illustrated information inreference to land climate crops ratesetc by writing to Max Bass G I A220 S Clark St Chicago or to F IWhitney G P T A St Paul Minn

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IRONING A SHIRT WAISTNot infrequently a young woman

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for ironing the waist To ironsummer shirt waists so that they willlook like new it Is needful to havethem starched evenly with Defiancestarch then made perfectly smoothand rolled tight in a damp cloth to belaid away two or three hours Whenironing have a bowl of water and aclean piece of muslin beside the iron ¬

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clean Begin by ironing theback then the front sides and thesleeves followed by the neckband andthe cuffs When wrinkles appear ap-

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the damp cloth and remove themAlways iron from the top of the waistto the bottom If there are plaits inthe front iron them downward afterfirst raising each one with a bluntknife and with the edge of the ironfollow every line of stitching to give itdistinctness After the shirt waist ifl

ironed it should be well aired by thefire or in the sun before it is foldedand put away says the PhiladelphiaIncmirer

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Woman invariably believes one sideof a story until she hears the otherside

The Good Roads MovementThe recent official report of the Rail-

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We unreservedly rank this line asbeing among the best in Missouri inits physical condition

It is but fair to add that the SantaFe line in Missouri is representativeof nearly the entire 8000 miles of thatsystem

The present administration of theSanta Fe appreciates fully that itsearning power depends largely on itsphysical condition and has wroughtalmost a miracle in the past few yearsin improvement of roadway bridgesgrades etc

The meanest use for money is tomake it cover a multitude of sins

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If you have not yet tried DefianceStarch just ask your dealer what oth-ers

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It is easy to admit that a man islevel headed if he Is below your level

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Independence That which may beoften in place but is more often outof one

PUTNAM FADELESS DYER are aseasj to use as soap No muss or failures10c per package Sold by druggists

Man is but a freckle on the face oftime

Defiance Starch 16 ounces 10 cents

The ship of state is often delayedby congressional head winds

Stops the Cough amiWorks Off the Cold

Laxative Brotuo Quinine Tablets Price 25c

Egotists have a sixth sense that oftheir own self importance

DONT FORGETA large 2 oz package Red Cross Ball Blue only5 cents The Russ Company South Bend InU

There is no cloud attached to thesilvery lining of the fat purse

BED DUGS DOOMEDOf all the worries of the housekeeper the bedhug is the worst All will be thankful n remedy

which absolutely rids a house of all bugs hasbeen found Mrs Bertha Fremont 11 1 FourthDes Moines la is tho discoverer She will senda large sample enough for three beds for 15cactual cost of postage packing etc Her regularsize Is 50c Every reaaer ought to send at once

It takes a small boy with a newwatch effectually to kill time

Career and Character of Abraham Lin-

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An address by Joseph Choate Am-bassador

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to Great Britain on the careerand character of Abraham Lincolnhis early life his early struggles withthe world his character as developedin the later years of his life and hisadministration which placed his nameso high on the worlds roll of honorand fame has been published by theChicago Milwaukee St Paul Rail-way

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