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ADMIRAL 8EBREC. IUar Admiral Uriel Sebree, U. S. N., ratlrad. waa born in Fajratte, Mo., February 20, 1841, and received bis early education In the schools of hie native town. He graduated at the An

napolis academy aoon after the cloae of the civil war and served aboard va

rious naval vessels and In many parts of the world until ha reached the

grade of captain In ltOl. He waa sent

on aa Aretlo exploration trip in 1873,

and later accompanied the Qreely re

lief expedition to the far North In 1114. He waa lighthouse inspector on

the Paclflo coast from 1886 to 1889. Later be waa In charge of the naval station la the Bemoan Islands and in command of the battleship Wisconsin. Sinoa hla retirement from active service two years ago Admiral Bebree has

I mad hla home In southern California.

Cengratulatlona To: The Duchess of Fife, eldest daughter of the late King Edward, 45 years old today. Herbert 8. Hadley, governor of Missouri and mentioned, for the Republican nomlnatlof for Vice President, 40 years old today. Brig. Gen. Ernest A. Oarllngton, Inspector General of the United States Army, 51 roars old today. Earl Beauchamp, First Commissioner of Works In the British cabinet, 40 years old today. RL. Rot. 'Thomas Casey, bishop of the Roman . Catholic diocese, of St. John, N. B., SO years old today.

Hero is a message of hope and good cheer from Mrs. C J. Martin, Boone MU1, Va., who is the mother of eighteen children. Mrs. Martin was cured of stomach trouble and constipation by Cbamberlaln'a Tablets after five years of suffering, and now recommends these tablets to. the pubUo (Sold by all dealers.

MASONIC CALENDAR mmamnaBBBBamssaamn Tuesday, Feb. 20. Richmond lodge. No. ltd, F. ft. A. M., called meeting, work la Fellowcraft degree. Wednesday. Feb. tl. Webb lodge. No. 14, F. ft A. M.. stated meeting. Friday, Feb. 23. King Solomon's

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A Urge laad Debt. ' Row far may a wideawake nation stretch Its credit without taking a tumble? The debt of the German, empire at the end of l10 waa $4 .81 1.200,000. , Of this frightful total $418,000,000 had heea Incurred during ltlO. Expenditure beyond Income for 1111 haa also heea very heavy. With a continuing maintenance of Its great standing army oa a war tooting and the heavy outlay yearly Incurred to keep tho CPTsramoat at the front as an aggreebIt maritime power there ta no lm saedtato prospect of a diminished la- , debtednees. Tho oad will come when tho taxpayers of the nation win be . bo loafer willing or ahlo to foot the bills. It is aot strange that under tho yrusaro of Its rest debt Germany ahoaU profeea ttaelf wllllag to faTor ably coaalder tho aeheme of general arbltfatloa for an the great powers. Re treaehmeat ta military outlay would , eat tho yearly budget la half. Phila-MIUceffC

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The following Is a dispatch from Washington aa printed in the Indianapolis Star, the recognized state organ of Indiana Republicanism: Representative Flnly H. Gray of Indiana haa aroused the ire of the Democratic bosses of the house by his vote against the resolution adopted yesterday which practically nullifies the discharge calendar. The discharge calendar was one of the reforms which the Insurgents and Democrats In the last congress wrested from Speaker Cannon. It furnished a way to prevent bills from being throttled in committees by bringing them out and giving the bouse a chance to -vote on them. Gray was the only Democrat from Indiana who voted to keep the discharge calendar intact. He also voted against the previous question on the resolution to change the discharge calendar. The following is the comment of the Rushville Republican upon Congressman Gray's action: Representative Finly Gray of this district has followed a course in congress which will hardly commend him to any Democratic voter. He scarcely ever follows his party caucus in questions of great importance, but rather votes his own strong-headed way. He is not likely to get any place by such action. Fortunately one man can't run the house of representatives. He will never accomplish anything without he stays with the majority which the Democrats now have. His one vote does not amount to much stacked up against the Democratic caucus vote. Yet he pretends that he is voting the way he believes best and he generally breaks Into print every time he vasts his vote. On the face of it his actions appear to be on the order of the grandstand player. Without going into the details of the issue as to whether he was right or wrong, Congressman Gray made his campaign for election in the Sixth district upon the Issue of Cannon ism. The people sustained him. He is their representative. He does not represent the "organization" of the house of representatives, nor any influence or clique. What, therefore is his duty? It is to vote in the house of representatives as he promised his constituents he would when he asked them for their support. He cannot do anything el Be and be honest. He cannot do anything else and be free from the weakness that he charged against his Republican opponent when he was elected, the first Democrat, to represent a Republican district. His opponent was elected two years previous upon his promise to oppose Cannonism, but when he reached Washington he immediately forgot bis pledges to his constituents and voted contrary to every promise he made during his campaign for election. The election of Congressman Gray was the answer of bis betrayed constituency. The criticism of the Rushville Republican will not carry much weight. Had Mr. Barnard or bis predecessor, Mr. Watson, voted in a "strong-beaded way" instead of supinely kow-towing to the Cannon machine Finly Gray would not now be congressman, and the Rnshville Republican- bitterly realizea thia fact. Its prediction that Congressman Gray will get nowhere by his refusal to betray his constituency and vote for the restoration or certain rules that he condemned when a candidate is not well taken. It will get for Congressman Gray a re-nomination and a re-election, for it is a refreshing experience for the people of the Sixth congressional district to have some one in congress who abides by his promises and votes as he talks. There is something ironicle in the Rushville Republican's comment that "fortunately one man can't run the house of representatives." So it it. But under the system to which ex-Congressman Barnard and ex-Congressman Watson bowed one man did run the house of representatives, and It was exactly upon this issue that Congressman Gray was elected. Had he voted to nullify the discharge calendar and restore the one man rule, the Cannonism of the last congress the Rushville Republican would have been the first to belabor him for betraying his constituency and doing that which he promised he would not do. That be was the only Democrat from Indiana who voted consistent with his party's pledges' in the last campaign is all the more to his credit. It shows he is the only Democrat from Indiana who is playing fair with the people, and instead of depicting him as a "grandstand player" it shows blm to be a representative who does not grandstand, but who has the courage of his convictions and some regard for bis promises. Th( grandstand politician is he who promises much and does little. Certainly that does not apply to Congressman Gray.

Just Like Shopping. First Suffragette If you were running for office, would you buy Totea? Second Buffragette Not unless they could be changed or credited. Life.

Baek to tho Boll. "Den't you like to get close to nature sometimes?" "Sure. I'm very fond of these palm rooms." Pittsburg Post.

"THIS DATE IN HISTORY

FEBRUARY 20. 1716 David Garrick, famous English actor, born. Died Jan. 20, 1779. 1772 Royal Marriage Act passed by the British parliament. 1809 After a most heroic defense, SaragQssa, Spain, surrendered to the French. 1885 Sir Robert Hart, for many years Director General of Chinese Imperial Customs, born in Ireland. Died in London. Sept. 20, 1911. 1852 First through train from east, via the Michigan Southern railroad, entered Chicago. 1856 Packet ship "John Rutledge," from Liverpool to New York, collided with an Iceberg and was lost with 155 of her passengers. 1864 Confederates under Gen. Finnegan defeated the Federals under Seymour at Oluatee, Fla. . 1878 Cardinal Peocl elected Pope as Leo XIII. 1890 President Harrison dedicated the Carnegie Library in Allegheny, Pa. 1898 Court of inquiry began its Investigation into the destruction of the battleship Maine. 1904 Manuel Amador inaugurated as president of Panama.

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SAYS QUININE WILL NOT BREAK A COLD You will distinctly feel your cold breaking and all the Grippe symptoms leaving after taking the very lrst dose. It is a positive fact that Pape's Cold Compound, taken every two hours, until three consecutive doses are taken, will end the Grippe and break up the most severe cold, either in the head, chest, back, stomach or limbs. It promptly relieves the most miserable headache, dullness, head and nose stuffed up, feverishness, sneezing, sore throat, running of the nose, mucous catarrhal discharges, soreness, stiffness and rheumatic twinges. Pape's Cold Compound is the result of .three years research at a cost of more than fifty thousand dollars and contains no quinine, which we have concrusively demonstrated is not effective in the treatment of colds or grippe. Take this harmless compound as directed, with the knowledge that there is no other medicine, made anywhere else in the world, which will cure your cold or end grippe misery as promptly and without any other assistance or bad after-effects as a 23-cent package of Pape's Cold Compound, which any druggist in the world can supply.

Tho Magnetic Poles. The magnetic poles are not stationary. The northern one is slowly moving westward along the seventieth parallel and In the course of three or four hundred years will probably have encircled the geographic north pole and returned tp about Its present location. Of course the southern magnetic pole follows a corresponding course about the geographic south pole. In such cities in the United States as Omaha, Sioux City. Topeka.. Galveston, etc., the compass needle would point about in the, direction of the north star and the north pole that Commander Peary reached. This geographic pole is about 1.500 ...Ues north of the magnetic pole, toward which the needles of all compasses point St Nicholas.

Earliest Uso of Mineral Ink. In ancient times India ink, made from lampblack and glue, was used for writing on papyri, but inspection of the earliest vellum or parchment MSS. shows that Iron gall inks were Introduced not later than the ninth century. The reason for the change was that, although a carbon Ink Is more permanent, it has no penetrating power and can be sponged from the vellum, whereas the Iron Ink bites into the fibers and resists the destructive action of both air and light

Ago and Youth. W. D. Howells said of old age at one of bis Sunday afternoons: "Age is modester than youth. I've often noticed that when I tell a mother that her daughter la tho Image of what she was herself at nineteen the mother la delighted, but the daughter looks startled."

Turn to the Light. If there Is anywhere on your horlson a spot of light fix your eyes upon It and turn your thoughts away from the clouds which may cover tbe rest of the sky. Despite the immense number of au

tomobiles built in France, that country Imported nearly three times as many cars last year as in 1910.

Sominidl SOeep is usually impossible to the bilious. But biliousness yieldsand headaches, sour stomach, indigestion go when the bowels are regulated and the liver and kidneys stimulated by pans

Since tho old-fashioned theory of curIns ocsoma through tho blood haa boon given up by scientists, many dlfltrent aalvs have boon tried for skin diseases. But it has boon found that those salvos only clog the pores and cannot penatrate to the Inner skin below tho epidermis where the ecsetna serais are lodged. This tho quality of penetrating probably explains the tremendous suecess of tho well known liquid ocsoma. remedy, oil of wintarsreen. thymol, glycerine: etc.. aa compounded In D.D.D. prescription. We have ao'l other remedies for akin

troubles but none that wo can reeora- I mend as highly aa this for we know that '

D.D.D. stops tno Itcn at once, we can give you a trial alie bottle for 25 cents that will be enough to prove it Of course all ether druggists have D.D.D. Prescription go to them it you ean't coma to us but don't accept some big profit substitute. But if you come to eur store, we are ao certain of what D.D.D. will do for you that we offer yoe a full sice bottle on this guarantee: It yon do not find that It takea away the itch AT ONCE, it costs you not a cent

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THE YEAST IN YOU. Discouraged? Then you are pretty sure to amount to something, because The man who la not discouraged is satisfied, and tbe man who is satisfled does not try. Satisfaction with oneself and one's condition In life means that one has stopped growing, because growing means trying, effort, ambition. Biography proves it The men who have got up in the world are the men who, through discouragements that would have stopped the average man, bave gone on trying. There was Napoleon. As a boy his heart was sore when tbe other students of the engineering school called him "the runt." Even after he had won some of his greatest victories be was tempted to commit suicide. f And U. 8. Grant Think you wheu he peddled cordwood iu St. Louis and almost despaired of making a living for bis family be was satisfied with himself or bis situation In life? When stationed at that northwest post and threatened with discharge from the service if he did not reform his drinking habits, was Grant contented with his lot? The greatest victory he ever won waa that one over bis appetite. And Lincoln. Never was mortal more discouraged at times than he. When his sweetheart died his friends had to protect him against himself. All bia life be was subject to "the blues." After he bad been beaten by Douglas for the United States senate, while be had stood strong for his principles, he sadly wrote a friend that be felt his political career was ended. Insults? Abuse? Few men have, felt tbe iron In their souls as did Abraham Lincoln, and often be must have longed for the quiet days in Springfield. But Napoleon. Grant, Lincoln and a host of others, discouraged, dissatisfied, discontented, often despairing, nevertheless kept on trying. And you? You will pull through and up because you are dissatisfied. There is In you that yeast of "divine discontent" which, through discouragement and trial, has made men rise. If you are discouraged do not despair. Tbe symptom is a good one, It is tbe yeast working in you.

OREGON MAY GOVERN BY HER NEW LAWS (National Mews Associativa.) WASHINGTON. Feb. 20. The Supreme court yesterday in an opinion speech by Chief Justice White sustained the, judge cf the Supreme court of Oregon upholding the constitutional powers of that state to legislate by the initiative and referendum.

Slate is being Quarried commercially in ten states of our country, Vermont and Pennsylvania leading in the industry,

MYSTERY SURROUNDS DEATH OF A WOMAN (National Kavt Association) BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Feb. SO Mystery surrounds the death of Mary Thrasher, aged 25, daughter of a wealthy farmer, which was caused from a powerful drug. The coroner la investigating. She went into convulsions yesterday at her sister's home.

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