Richmond Palladium (Daily), 12 June 1901 — Page 3

RICHMOND DAILY PAU-A1J1U3I Wi:i)MDAY, .IVSIZ 12 1.01

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Our Future Rule In the Philippines tt tt tt Now thnt the heail nntl front of Vie I'liiiippiri.' liprisln- in unfe in Ani.-ri-ran 1i.-iii.Jh tin- item t f nl est:tl.l!shmeiit f our I vil niitltority hi tin- an hijI.ipo m:iy 1,. fxi..- t .1 to r.rr.eeet more riit.othlr. N.,t that the f.-ii.tm- cf Asrtiiimhlo rti.l away at ono I, low with 11 or even with a great ait of the I iK rrrvji: wn.r.TAtf tl taft. Timou?'-,-s-f.ir from it. r.utatnny rato ; m;iy fvtrviur.My ' F!ip7ofpJ that U ft c lcnrinrr of tbo military !if rizon Hill fii.-ililo our civil onicl.iln to not tmIIi fi frr-ex hati'l. Th- iliMieultiea lu tiio way of inculeiitiruj tin- natives of th l'liilipr-iiifs with our Mim mitl lilcals. thou.li irroat. nr ut fnsiijn ralIf. ISy many nt-coutits most of tht 'oih are trao tall intclliK.'i't hikI willing to lt-arn ml to liavi' tluir -liili!r-n tuuxlit. It Is for this rt-ason that our Kovcrnmont Is laying th' prt-utcst stress upon the Important t of foiiuil'iic brhools for th" .v.ii:i;. I 'ilipii:!.. Si iTal at-t of tht I'liHi'ip'iiu' i o!',niirfsioii. as proiutilrati'il li.v t!.i iai;,i.ii-y iiuthoritu-K in th" islaiiils, look to this -iil. Ono of th most i m j ; .i l : 1 1 1 1 proviih s for a Krnoral 1 l:ii tm-i:t of pul.lir instruction, with the central othVe in Manila, Uinler t!ic dircition of u tfelieiill 811lcrlntc:nlciit. Schools aro to lo ostahlishod In every part of the archipelago ami, nctonlinj; to the act, the Kn;;lish lanj'uatfe, as soon as i actical'le. Is to 1 made the lasis of all ptihlic instrnetlon. KtTorts are hcintr made to obtain teachers in the I'niled States, liltral salaries lieiie; offered as indncoincnts. "i'he a t provides that soldiers may be detailed as Instructors until replaced ly trained teachers. It may lie thought that the sqe taclo of "our Im lu Vtlmkl" t'lideuvoriim to maktt pooil Ameriiiins out of little lirown Filipinos liy means of the spelling iKiok is somewhat amusing. lut there In little doubt that the men detailed to "teaching duty" will do their bekt for their young charges. Civil rule in the I'hil pines, nororil Ing to an ngrerniciit. approved by tha 1'ivsidtnt, made between Judge Wilf Si 1 Photo I't KimVatl. Conoord. S. H. FLKTCHKK LiDD. liatn II. Taft. Lead of the present Philippine commission, and General SlacArlhur. commander of the troops there, will supplant the military rule on July 1. On that date General Chaffee w id .succeed Mat-Arthur, and on the next day Judge Taft will become governor Of the islands. lie will be inaugurated with considerable ceremony, among the expected onlookets being Secretary Hoot of the w ar department, who. w ith other officials, may make the trip to the Islands for that purpose. At present the Philippine coir-mission t making a tour of the southern Islands, where civil government Is iH'ius. et up in many districts. 'P.c tour will te completed alxmt the middle of April, and then the commission, which has teen met with the greatest friendliness by the natives, will return to JS nila to

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rgl,nS,"..S Resute Tci Excess. Vse of -obacco. Opium 'o, Liquor. By mall ta&E 1aSae$K. toolbox: 6 for Ss.oo wtth Mr bankable guarantee bond to cure in jodays or refund money paid. Address IV ER VITA MEDICAL COMPANY fjUnto, dick-on Street. CHICAGO. IUJNOI For sale b A. G. Luken & C, . Ma Slrejl. al tin M j iei D:zC IS cortb eighth street, Richmond.

Transfer of Ihe Uands From Military Lw To Civil Administration Fi: cJ For July I s v ! ftrrnn pt for tl general transfer of au-thm-ity. The il. -tails of tfn lug i rin:iin iit Amiueiit In tlx- I 'i li iii hin of -sf:tMish-ritiiii eivil jrovt rnitns an- eoiitaiiit tl lu the fu!l rin.;t of the Taft frioli. Alii oti.h the chief offices art', 83 heiftofoi e. to ti' held by Americans, it U ir p' fed to grant to natives full opportunities to show their firnes for office and 'o appoint tliem whenever jios-Kil-le. AccoidiM,- to the Ili illx'pim civil service l,4j;u!i anil the civil s rvice coinuiiysion, which is acting as its agent in the railed Siat.-s. preference will lie tiven to natives where other qualifications ore equal. The l'hil.'i!.iiie heard iimionnee that It will I'ot lw advia!.e f r Americans to seek positions in the islands unless they have prot'essional. te hnii al or scientific pi.ilitic!it ions (.r special clerical ability. There will tie a demand for Americans as stenographers ami t; pewriters, Spanish translators and interpreters, book keepers to a limited extent, inspectors in the customs service, fmatx ial agents and department assistants. Kilitcated Filipinos will have excellent opportunities under the new regime if they desire to enter the service of the Fni!ed Slates, lu one instance the civil service commission has decided to request the Philippine civil service board at Manila to hold regu lar lassnied service examinations to froctire about 1.". well educated Filipinos between the ages of IS and J." for Kcrvice as aids in the coast aud geodetic survey of the islands. Probably one of the first works to 1 undertaken by the civil government of the Philippines after the islands art thoroughly pacified will be the taking of a census. It is quite possible that -s -1 -"s, Stir- 3 Phvto hv Clinriinst. IVajshincton. COLON KI. JOSI'.I'H P. SANGER. the ofiicer to whom this important task will be intrusted is Colonel .lo fepU P. Sanger, v. ho is now inspectoi general of the division of the Philip pines and who had charge of the Jirt census taken iu Cuba under our auspices. Among the most interesting and intricate problems that confront our government in cstalrtishing civil rule in the Philippine Islands is the question of the establishment of American courts of justice. Naturally since the outbreak of the Filipino rebellion pgainst Spain judicial affairs have been iu a topsy turvy condition, and rightlug them will require the exercise of much patience and skill. To assist iu the enforcement of the laws and in the maintenance of order until the present time the military has been needed, but It Is hoped that they will soon, become unnecessary. Of course a large force of soldiers will be kept in the islands for many months to come. Among the judges appointed who will have the greatest direct intercourse with the natives is Fletcher I.add of Lancaster. N. 1L, the new judge of the court of first Instance of the Philippine Islands. WTit George Looked Determined. In the early days of the republic den tistry was practiced by the men win were really barbers, but pulled teetl and cupped or "bled a vein." It has been related that the sen of one ot these barber tooth pullers, who followed the profession of his father, made B set of teeth for George Washingtor from the tusk of a hippopotamus. Thej were carved by hand ami held in plac by spiral springs, which pressed thi two sets apart when the mouth was open and the natural pressure removed These teeth, with their stiff springs were probably the cause of the set ex pressiou about the jaws which U re uiarkable in the Stuart portraits of Washington. New- York Tribune. An Armies Wontlcr. John Soar, a Spaniard, born without arms, was exhibited in London tlurim. the reign of King William, lie ccuh comb his hair, shave himself, till i glass, thread a needle, embroider, writi six different styles of "handwriting" and play on several different kinds o:' musical instruments with his feet anc toe Restore Vitality Lost Vigor and Manhood... Memory, all wasting diss- and i nd iaret inn. PILLS CTS. bankable guarantee bond. EXTRA STRENGTH Immediate Results Yarteocele. Undeveloped or Shrunken Prostration- Hvsteria. Fits. Insanity.

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OUR FOREIGN BUSINESS

No Credit Trade Balance Abroad In Our Favor. A POPULAR EEEOS CORRECTED. w York Ranker $as We Are In Furl Rorronrn Frm r.rupr ant Will Mrrt Loaaa When ibe Cropa o Til In Manjr Srcarlllra Sulci HjrU to I . ItnjMirtant banking interests in New York city admitted the other dav that the Is lief that has generally obtained that the L'uited States has at the pros t-tit moment a great international credit balance that is, a great muss of del owed to the l'uited States by Europeis not well founded, says the New York t-'un. As a matter of fact, the L'uited States is at this time in reality, through the operations of the foreign exchange market, liorrowing from Euroire, al though this debt, represented by long sterling, will be settled later in the -:i sou as our grain ana cotton crops which are still to be harvested are shipiK'd abroad. One banker who ws interviewed said that there had for long time been a great ileal of misin formation circulated regarding the es i-stence of the big so called internation al trade balance in favor of the United States. 'Since about April 1," said this bank er, some of the largest hanking houses here having dealings with Europe have drawn very large amounts of tut and '.. day bills of exchange, and they are still drawing them. I hose lulls are not Jrawn against balances abroad, but are In the nature of loan bills. Such bills are regularly drawn every sum mer, but this year they began to b lrawn earlier thau usual, about April 1. although usually they do not Ix-giu to appear uutil along in May. If any balances existed abroad, the bills ;irawn wouitl te demautl bills or ex change, not lng bills. '"In figuring the balance In favor of this country on the basis of the net ex ports of merchandise over the net im ports of merchandise there has been no taking into account of the very large amount of money that rich Amer icans residing abroad spend there, the money of course being drawn from this country. Iu this category are such men as William Waldorf Astor and I'.radtey Martin and such women as the Countess tie Castellane ami the luchess of Marlborough. There is a great number of such rich foreign Americans living in London. Paris and Italy, ami to them can be added a great mtny more Americans of less wealth who nlso live abroad ami who spend a very large sum in the aggregate. For example, there are living iu the city oT Kresden alone MD.ooo Anierl cans. Besides all this there Is the amount, which lias been calculated at $100,KHM.xn yearly, which is spent by American travelers lu Europe. In addition there is the amount of the freights and insurance on our shipments abroad which we pay to Europe. The net balance is very much smaller than the amount which the statisticiaus have iecn figuring it at. "A great many of our dividend and Interesting yielding securities have been selling on ouly about a 3 per cent Income basis, and this fact has in duced foreign holders of such securities to part with them. They have also disposed of many noudlvidend paying American securities, such as Heading and Erie shares, which have advanced in price largely in the American mar ket. If actual figures could be obtained, it would be found that a net balance at the present moment tloes not exist as a banker's balance that Is. au actual cash balance. It might be worth noting that if the amount owed by Europe on the export balance of merchandise had to be paid to the United States In cash Europe would be drained of cash, and the very market for our goods would be Interfered with, as the people who are our best customers could not buy. The whole matter of settlement is worked out through the foreign exchange market. The elec tric cable aud eteatn have brought the countries of the world so close together that their financial prosperity aud adversity are futert wined, and poverty To Europe could not help but react on us. "While it is true that European holders of our securities have been purling with them, it must not be forgotten that they have been buying them for the last 40 years, and while a great deal oT what they have bought has si uce found Its way back to this conn try Europe still undoubtedly holds a great many of our securities as well as interests In various American in vestments which yield an Income to their holders. This Is an additional Item that has helped to offset the so called international trade balance. It Europe owed us money, it is certain we could not have been exporting gold and at the same time have been drawing long bills of exchange. The balances are custom house b:itinces merely, not actual cash balances." HUMOR OF THE HOUR Tlirj Compromised. A very, very fat man w as he. and when he entered the Chestnut Hill accommodation Sund av night he looked around for a whole seat to himself. The car was nearly tilled, anil the best he could tlo was to share a seat with another passenger. A hasty inventory decided 1.1 in in favor of a very thin young woman, and e.eu then it was a rather tight squeeze. The young woman iu trying to make room for him dropped her handkerchief, which landed on the floor directly between the man's feetHe was a man of such Ealstathau girth as to be totally oblivious of anything beyond the range of his vision, and he could scarcely see over his own chin. The young woman was wedged in so tightly that she could hardly move. "Pardon me.'" she said. "I have dropH-d my handkerchief. " "Where is it?" asked the fat nir.n. "n the floor. Wtwet n your eet." answered the thin young woman. Th? fat man made an effort to look in the direction indicated, but although he crew very red in the face from tht effort he couldn't see !oyond his waist coat buttons. Pina'Iy ho said: "1 gt t off nt Tioga, bo you go farther than that 'Yes. I go to Wayne Junction." she said. "I guess I can get along without it for a while." "Thank yon." said the fist man. greatly relieved. The young woman reeoverrd her property at Tioga, where the fat man extricated himself from the seat- Philadelphia Record. Auctioneericg Woodhurst. a specialty. See

OVU liiniEST WOMAN

1ETTY GREEN HAS INVESTED HORSELESS CARRIAGE1N fbe la Anmioua r.-el Voo.I drrlilll M. (.rrra Keei la lia-1. K r..u n .1 -.. u t.f the Millionirrta 1. a ...! H a i! roatl r r. Mrs. n.ivrard IIn:y llreet). let:i knou ii to the American public a Mm. Ib-ttv Ciu au! a tie- richest noti;aa ati-1 shr-w lt ;-t'c. ni:it ! cr .s. x in Allien :. h;i- t.r -! ai'.tt. Mr r 'ii.-ie Ml 'blMi -S. G 1 ts Ii tor. an-! time its as a -j-tn:i.'. As is li.-r u is f:i:iy in earuct in t !ie Las b..-n ffXpcriuicniiiig the ri:ige w ith a view t " f..r her I... ::. y. This ti:'.l in the h.-il: f disbursing ui.ii-s- !. i.:i..v. s i-sa.t:; tt,:!.,. . f it. Th: v-ry ing b. i.-r i.an'l the our.-hoiseit'-s car-e.-tiag the U-t Hor.airess is u-l any ef her cash what is to le iiahty t.f ka'nv ..uic of h(L- hi vesie.ciits is what h;s tune t'i its -el.ss:d ize. Mrs. tlreen is credit ti.m y excel y. . u:i ur W biit, Jr., in rr,t-iiini,i millionaire is t!:e own built hi r f r d XI i h an amh: K. YanJer The hittei one of tiic iar.i t.er of this i 1. swiftest machines i-n f the At a so'v. JB " yriitl.t, Vj.-I. Van.-t.r WorJe, X. Y Mils. lit;r toil t V lantie. and lu- fius been with it trjing t rim liavmg niiiv n ten evv-r peile.stri.iiis. bucking st.me walls, etc. Hut M.s. :: ll r reen Hiiiy be ep-cted to run her oa m. .re suhcr. quieter lms. Mr. Y.-i;i-s th-a-:b) Willi tjii ii-t. i c il w i f e lerbiit's auloiiiebile is known as 'White Oh. .st." While Mrs. (Iree'i is cngaircd ill niobilim; and piling ut fortunes in street her sj.orse i. ads a -ry huTildlllUl s-rt nf existence. lb- i: idiii'.bly older than his tah-ntcd im! l...,ks 1:1. e a poet or a member of ti e l-'l-etieh iieadctiiy. His tastes are gt nthtnaiily and literary riith.-r than n. tr. e. Mrs. I Jret-n was oriirual.'v Il-criet I !o wMil lb.iiii:s,,n. an . s ,,f New 1'.. .! old. Max. Ibr f.iiiiily is ..:. ,.f il-e blest in America and has been wcalthv or several u'ene i.i I i-.n s. When Mr. Ireen married the fn-;re shivtvil finanier, he h:nl a e..t:if..rtable fortune of his own, garnet in the t hiuoe and East In iian trade. This went the way of inan more fortunes m s,..,n!atn.ns on a:l street. Mrs. (ir.-i-n then took waiters into her own hands, with the const. :cihuh in -cess that is familiar to Americans. Two children have been b.u ii to t lie (.Hide. Edward I low laud Kobiiis-ni en and Sylvia. Miss Sylvia has. liV. her ither. been very little iu the publii Some months niro. however, cam1 tl port that some of Hetty (Jreen's mi were to furnish a dowry for hej tor s marriage te a Spanish duke. report was a nothing furthe iitiaretit I v unf.ei tided. r hits been heard of Hetty tlree: a s son i nn ititcrel rsona-e in in.-inv wars. Physical. is a giant, standing nu.ro than six feet. It is told of him that upon his gradua tion from colleo his mother furnished thousand dollars as an is small fortune waottl.odox manner, and put him to work on a him with several xpcriinent. Tii burned lip in the his mother then ailroad nt about 10 a month. The Cling man buckled down and learned the usiiit-ss. Partly through his natural and inherit. I abilitv mid part!v no I'.uil.t iiidetl by his mother's millions i,e aehiev1 success and is now piesidt nt t.f the exas Mid' uid railroad. He has political spirntions and hits hern the Ilepuhliean nullum e for governor of I exas. He is a genial, companionable man. about 11 " I'noto It Vier WryJe, .New V rk. VK nt.TTV t;i:FKX. fears of a;'n. f rai.ie t f uioLit that he has i; ize tht" ef him i-d e: : ntss." His v!t v fond of her son with clo.e atteii ever ready to b or r-'i'i' -1 s;-i g'Hid j::J-!:-,e;.t iuaaeuse force .- is remarkably lies his career . 1 reen stands r. his financial iihin her own with all thlis. n n t Mr f ce: Didn't Many for Money. The Boston in . w to 'atelv nar ried a sicklv rich to in-j wo:; an is hap y cow, for Le r t Or. Ivi'ig's New Life Pilis which res'ored her to perfect health. Infal'iolo for Jaundice. Cilio istiess. Malaria. Fever and Ajjue and all Liver ami St tnach troubles. Gentle but eiToetive. Only 25e at A. G. Luken & Co.'s. CASTOT1IA. Bear, th s9 12 k.Sd t l'i Hz? S "-iS BSTt ef PV IV S-"T TOBACCO SPIT LJ IJ I J and S.HOKE VourLifeaway! Too can be cured of an r fcrtn of tobacco nsine rasUy b nade well, strong, m-'szxr'.-t fatl r.j new bfe and vig-or ty tiltsr MO-TO-BAC, tiiat makes weak xuea si rr.:: .f.?nv sr . : r. ten pounds in ten cays. Otrer 5 00,000 cured. AH drsarrists. Cure iraaranteeti. Bockkt and Idvice FREE. AdJres STEKAJN 'Hc-o i New York, 3

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If a juvenile men lacks control over t uns at t.i'Lt do itt t ; your fatro.y the kidney et relot sot. ki or whip '" . ibe coat i t:ai or iin:ro o: the baJder is hill jtutxi and the secre tions are H) full of at ;.; that thev ir rstate that oriran a tat Sied-wettirjij is the ro i no huiionxts (,f tt sti(liOt: !a:s i rt i; overv state hi the UnU.n .til th-cltirii .rcbil Jn-n La ixv-ri cured of this weakness t,y the u. fvitiLey Pii.'s frov, that a of Doan 's t in i t tietr ca-es l rt. i ned ely, st" did ;-;wd at wa Pl-OilUr-t ll. !; the so CUi.etl tiUk-ir. Here U pr. if i f lotui ni.tliers: Mr. Charles Fry of 1 -trvet. Loseiiiun of tiro savs. -A ci id o ttviu'. led for the trvoat, r if-.' with a weakii.-f. t,f and !!!:';:: wo n-l h i south iifth .-irtip.iny No. mine w ii Jiiil't- of i.is his kiiiotys Itxvi in t "' e Kidney Piiis ik cesses and . ' . i.i: ken :i! to him acw;is i tilv a ast. We saw ! i l.Ul s ..tlvertistti f.,r s ;a"t ci; rt a ! o: iir.io tore. Givi ttniif jg to t-ti short ! njio !. pnoo. Wo cotit; ich we; at A bgr ti;. i'bs it ltL'.U !. iioi t L-i r use u n t ,i :y recoil. in -nd tiled v i a ali Mich - Ufe.l. tie in as a tiUii -- j r. i Co , -1 iii. c.ses. Pur sale lv ai Po-tt-r-Mi.i.orii sole ,i,r t I ie:i o n. I i r t !,, t:ike ii ' other. i.-rs. Pi-;.---t5o.'!ai., N llitctl S'ate: '). lil'l's c. v , atid no l i:a: Educate Yur Bowels. Y.iur bowels can hi- trainco as well as vottr muscles r yonr 1 rain. C'ast arets Camiv Catinrtic train vtur iiowcls t.) do rii'!it. stamped C. c. bulk. All dnigoi-ds, i Icnnine tibh ts Nt vcr sxhl in 1 oc. i ! V. --. .-s at .1 in i- l:.l i ii! riu-ht. A oil It I til vonl" t! : ti tl !--, j. l.- ! I Willi . i s. I li. 1 1 s : la !. !':: ;:.-. a(1 ! :o i N,-t o lb. .'i-t. i;. ckc M.i a v ;i v . it Home St-cKi-rs" i -s o!'i a Low rate I i. .i, 1 icUet s ! . . t ho w osi iil i.s. ! "on n - i v afshni via l irn.s. Sot -iters ' ei-i;t-.-io,i t .itlti soiit h vv ill lie a ' iil I lies M u 7, "'l. Jlloe i i1. ! iruiat ii : ittit' ami i .died npo; ii ii i d ISJh. . I '.li-t Pt--ll.ii-ii-ii ; 1 1 1 I tier i ;i appi t a,.'ent (lit, fares, tiirtiiiol: taiis t j 1 1 j,,. urn cat il ll to a-Seli;;el i 1 t iio 1 Vn ns i an ia ai tl tick Lilies. If y.. n tt: ' I 1 1 1 a k . i I iiii:!! ion ' . vt ill niak ic-i. Ask Ibt sol lo sell :o - j.ol as r. u.cii v , Mi -ti n ! a i n sit k ai.tl U. l-ULOJ'ist. o( u i, 1 Irv ;.n ' IV;i. op you V I Hi 1 1 mi3 PA 2 Si l'or In.:r: 3 aud Children. ha Kind You Hava Always Bought Eosri thtr '".s-' ' JLSmu.uurc of v ' j 'Vi V(' ?4' IBUCATi Y1UH BOWELS V ITH G4i!SETS. Ca'mv Cathartic, cnrei cf.s 1 1 r-:i' it n fiin'vcf. Pr Sh:. If C.(H.C. faii.'ilru fists rcfiitid tnont-v ViSIT WINONA l.AKK. An Attrarlive Summer Haven ftr V. Recreation. E ntertainment. Winot.a Lake, lt.tl , on the Pe j j I.n- i sylv mcr iiiiii Lines, is an haven for pers.ot ittr;ictie stimwl:o desire to c iinliim IcVoUoil, ntt-rtainuient and irstructioii This resortscmiilv and with rest at d n i-ri'ir iiui, is tin- site of Winona As Summer School, am.! is am uaiiy v ht) are visited t renter t.ci 1 v t.-iatiy pefsobs in n:i nd !v t lie excellent faci-iti work, and iuv i'o s lor ed ueat ioi.iil it t"il ill bo iv l)V the In aStli-e-ivuitr W inona LiiUe i !. Ii iicnces for which is famous. Ttie seiison of P.'1 will oten .M.i I a. Commencing t m that date excursion tickets with f,f!een-day limit will in 011 sale via Pennsylvania Lines. They may be obtained diir:iijt May, June, Jsily and AiiL'ust.The -;tle of st-asoti exciirsiii!) tickets will IsO lieirtn May la ami continue ilallv ViCt.l Septt't.'liH-r 1 1 r.xcursio; tickets will e-cnxl ret urn in until SeptemiH-r IT. Pull U. form it it in about, the attractions at "Il-aii t if ul Winona." its as st'inbly and sutium-r scinx)!. Hi'., will tie cheerfully furnished a!! who ad ores Mr. Sol C IheKev. secretary. Winotiii L-ike. Indiana. Itni.iiri.s ;iln)nt excursion rates, time of trains. tc . shoii'.tl be addres.sed to oassati-i.'i-r anil ticket as-'eiits of the Penn-yl '"unia Lines, or 1- rank Van Ibisen, chief assistant treneral oassei.oer iiiTcnt, Pittsburj.'. Pa. i A.. f-. gtiatare ef HOW AHE YOUR KIDNEYS Dr. Ilobbs' Spara-ru.-' pills kidnev ills. Sample free. A iiu lieirjedy Co., Cbieac" THIN PEOPLE l.i'lmr- I Hi,) rrrW itt.f- faK- i- ro ALFALFARIf. Fattening Food Tvon't remain tb:n hn thi :TBr.l f 1 a-w. Snt c.rpi fr $1 "T- pr hoirie. if sot The Alfalfa Company, WICHITA, KANSAS. Trade supplied by A. G. Luken Co, Richmond Distributed,

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0er the Akron Route for Pan-American Exposition. Ecarion tickets to lutfa!o over the Akron Route via Chautauqua I.ake for the Pan-At tier: can Kx ',- tioti are cow oil a'e at ticket ollk-es of the Pennsylvania linc atui wn-tioctitio-railways. Fares from liichmotid, ItnL, are as foliows: i.cuct.-s 1,'inni returr.ltii: ten davs ii. ".:. Tickets movk.1 rctiircinir ;':"uh-ji davs ?i:.o5. 1 Season t ".civets wttti rt'tarn inint until tH.-toter olst. s-lS I Stnvial i-oach excursion tickets ood 'caviny; IJurTalo u t ii il a '. e ni ni of :hi of Ihursdav fol.ovx ino iniay ie obtained iu TucsJ.i vs at '- lour; t tickets at stHsii.i. fart1 i icav also oe oDtaineo tor trips to re i sorts in Canada. AU tickets to Can I aua ami . eastern tout is, tni-iuutiiy Aew 1 on;, win tn Hkkki tor sto; over at the 1 an-Ii.m he l. itsit mn ot; pa tuer.t of 1 extra at II iffalo. Stop-over at Chautauqua L ik will In-all owtni on all tickets to lltif fa'.o ami oa-terr, points, wttiio r. ex t ra cost . l or schoduies s:io.vmj c in .ot.ict t tlirtiiioh jiiis-enoer service to loUTolo and titht-r information, please aboU to C. W. Klmer. Ticket Ag-ent. Uic'uIllOIitl, I till. 1 uta t-itc' 1 Ob".)ie some nun: itui't sit , must fall ie pe i a w ! ; down am! ,- i v f, lot ide tai or till o II, t. o ifht. Smart tain Tea Lrist. 1' k y tnii M-ein tiruo. tiio.'it. Ask tSSJ) CANDV CATHARTIC fc k. s-E All UnaUla. Genuine sfamped C C C Nevrr sold In bulk. B-cware of the dealer who tries to sell "something just as eood." Sines Two Troin Death. "Our lit-t It' tl,uiL.'liter Lad an alm.tst fatal at tack of whoopin. coui'li and bronchitis, writes Mrs W. K Havilantl, of Anant.k, N. Y., "tint, when ad ot her ivmed i. s faiietl, we saved her life with Or. K'ino's New Discovt-y. ( ur niece, win. had con sumption in an advanced staee. also used this wonderful medicine ainl tod.i y she is perfectly well.'' I es j-ri-.te throat and 1 u no- tlisc;ies vielil to lb- Kino's New 1 im-o t-rv as ttt I o oi her met I i .io f. ll' ct Iil 'll Sl bottles I .iiken A ' ' . , ties fit .-. ell'o ( am! filar.. dill-' earth. luf -;.!-. ."io,ami ( ; , !.- -.1 be A. Trial Brt&rg t:.0 SiiiatuTB t.f ,1 1 . i'U v! i rj-'i ,:n:; Vi l Ikr-'i A.v:nr. ?ita Lxeiirsions to San Tr.ineisco via pennslania LinesJuly ath to l'th, inclusive, the Pennsylvania fanes will sell excursion tii kels toSitii l-'i-iiiit im o, :ici-.ouiit llpwortii L-'aono Convention. ' 'or particular information see Ticket Aoenlsof Peniisvl vania Lines. FOUND AT LAST A rpinetiy put up in lo-iicrforin auil ns rIfln. Bnt Ut taho as i ts nam vu!l Imply anl a psi tivocuro for Constipation, wlieilmr obstinate or (ircasntiial, n 1st) Sick Headache, Sallow Com pi xk n, Jaundlcet! Tves, Offensive Ireath, Torpid and Siuginh I Jvcr and Biliousness. C. E. Carter's Laxative Chocolatis will ivK-iLivpIvriifft ntiv of )tn aIjova pond It iitiis. 1 It is nloasniit ti tlio Ui-i p! a tmrelv vftabla laxativo witli no lai afUr- lTcts, nor pain, cor irripii!?. Tt is ssiit ial ' liceiasary U m1 litalili that the I-ivr and liiv! bo kept in a cloan, rtriil.-'.r an.l beuli'iy ciintlititm, nmi Carter's Laxative Chocolates will aid naturn ia the projier tlischare of tier dntis, ami prevent any m.rt serit.u.- ctmipiicittitiiia which nnvht arise fr-.m l.-u-k ef att.Titiiii. It is invaluable for t'hihlrt'n aii'l very th-Iit-.-ito Vt.nlf!U. an.l bus no uaustHitis t.r t.l.j 'ciitiiiiit.lo ta-t-. PPliCE, 25 AND EO CENTS. Tho Wh'. Im.x r.-nt.-'ir.s t'A-tai..l .ise-half timns thn ijii.irit il y t.f M.tt i;.".c-. sizi'. C. E. CARTER & CO.. 71 W. Jackson St.. CHICAGO. l ' t vft tiVKK !!IiC 1.1 Mis s.,inte .-is 111 ils ll'l -! illo ,1 1 t ::i lo. s Titi.v ;rJt ill NO MKND1NO I. 1 5e .h .tie ! t!iioiii.'h our II. .t to in 1 ire L i n -vi- ;. i - . l't.'is ( ,r tt c .rt- 1-. t tken nvtiii.-iJ. i-s.'.ilc clt-.in-Imtss itii-l H-rfect titiish is -ut.-int 1 with out sulijeettns.' clothes to hard treatment. Carpets cleaned. TIic Kirfimoud Steam Iamidry . W.WALTERS Pra . Plane A latlv pan makf in 7 o f t-at Year, Ii ."ten !m. ur j i vert ist r, an 1 u-iiics in We i.ive v ti 1 cititr.ii o.ir tt rrit--iiitV. ve tetri t. ii t i :nL oic-iic si Yo-i .t:i i ; i t 1 i .tut - i-t s s : I su lrrir snpteietl u'tii ;.. K. Yu mak? a 5 roii t on ewry s.tie tii .e in nmr lei r ilorv . wis-.tlirr soli to cfrujfui-ts or tour suli- iirt-nts. J Can you devotr your st- :rc time S to thi-.4 Space will net allow us to say any more. Write to us and we iil tii k it over with you. Address TEATOR REMEDY CO.. Box 278, Syraeuae, N. Y.

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SAN IT A KV Steam and Hot Water Heatiner SEWKKACJE, IZ'VC Seo for Estimate.-!. rhone H'. S Nintl S.K.MORGAN TELEPHONE 71S. Employment, Real Estates Information, Abstractor, Insurance, and Notary Work . . . V p'.iC? t iiy i!on; as voa piv rj.j O. B. MORGAN. PtHCUcal rti Phinitter N. K St .. and Gas Fitter, K tetiTtton-b Ja Mr . ..Bradbur & Son... lUau if-l Ilnir ' arjrnn l our iicrt-s c.i native finest and seh tt.' fiuit trees, with i;sl, siihst u ti rick residence, titiet.f the clmice-t sti' nrl) an pl.ices in the vicnulv tt K iclittiiind. Wlrnlt lllotl; Klchmond. Indi.nt ji. Dont Be Fooledi kr ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA fT " J krvp m ut ll. Our t rlc MtK. cut m 'Mvh f'ltk'kacr ricr. ss vents, ficr .sold in Imlk. c.'t .t ..uhn. .-c. AsU uai dru;i.t. CCflViTV Tec pfiMfliirO'' BELLAVITA ra. -i.il- B,,t;vv T-.t.lets ajia Pilla. tti . t-t .. --tf,- ,s...t tzUl. , n;.;... ! r,.,tl,. . .r it U II I: . i.r-. K!-ttJi-4 tht- biotim ol iOuth lo titdfil irr V ''s" tr.tnit- ...ni HV; :t tl,v Jt ij. I, u.m' ' -I r..r ,-, i. t..r.,. 1( itiuAi. Llitttrf- KitWiMiai S..I.I by A. I.;. L'lketi .v. Co., l ki?, I reet, to.tl Curtne U Co, 41." mit i'hth street, Uichcuoiui Absolutely H-lrinle'tS. Cntes onth po BROISO-PEPSIN NOTE THE WORD PEPSIM.' CURES H-, j.iche. Sleeplessness Indigestion. Nervousness ilruooitU lOa. 9Hn ! i 4 IB t .1 ;..i,.rrt, ,, ' p r m at t o r i h t - tt i t m ft .lav. VjA " uw (&( tUa''il"-l taj : tt i ' r t 1 1 .jt-. in J) f til 'if HH Ho li frt-T Null Kntl'll.'i'lii v-A: '"-ii, o E.trj ' v--xtJfcl ! "i''--1 ii-i-ti-i. agrgyfyr ..v" f ' '" " ' ' o-'' "i. Suminer Itosorts on ho G,R.& I. "The Fish ng Line." I ii.v; Il I. ...III;.-. J t. I li .11 tii- ni . K . Mi.-s-ll.- l ' f 1 1 Ml- ! l, . .-j. . i. ii . h.i-iiii I M Pelokey Ba View llrbor springs Hat-bur Point Wct letonhing -oaring br.uk Cm-net Ueach Walloon Lake Mackinai Island Traverse City Ncahtawanta Gmcna oi taport Worth port Point t dgewood and other points -.i-.iii- -. l.-t ),.-t II M Ill . ' I . .. l-t-iii in.- M .1 i r i til l I- .... I" hi 1 - (.Ill I' ; U .-I. This booklet will be ent tree r.- ,. ,. 1 l I, I. i ) F, - I A.-. II. I K ! 1-. M i i.lei l K ;. an i ; - ! 'I.,..'1 1 , .1(4. It ). C 1ANO ItAPIUSA IMOIANA RAILWAY r Till A fIAM I- AT TT1 txcosition d is airara rails en ail Ti.'.v-li io i f 'ern pi.i-tls, irit.'aJinjf Cs-Oiiiiii k.jsifti and V- inri.. Li.: aV.3 - k..3 Bi ? r'FALO : je. . iZ.: a H EXf-FESS rrvrt -! J-PB'pI t f-Jwr-r-r X --.tJ at' ; 3&

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