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Show languid and weak. A 1 SOUTHWEST Condition Common with Kidney Trouble and Backache. After a hot fusillade with a smai posse. Horsethler Bvckford, who shot and killed Sheriff Webb of Yellow jp Mra Marie Sipfli 41c Miller Rt Helena, 51out.,sub ' Tin i t ars aec stone county, Montana, while resisting ny batk neat arrest near Billings, committed stv tide rather than surrender. and lanit and F. 11. Norcross, supreme judge cl could nut s t o o w Ithout a Nevada, has won the l.non prize o' sharp It was Just fered by Senator Iiuurtie of Oregon jam as Tad whi'n I tried for the best written argument wli to get up from a President Roosevelt should be elected I chair to a third erm. The contest closed was lan Ruid and listesD on February 13. and had much pair A crowd of forty tramps seized a and trouble wit h the k. in,-- secretions freight train of the Southern Pat ltn This was mv sfare when I Incan with and company at Orena. Nevada noan's Ki lney Pi U They helje.l me forced the crew to run ithe tralu to from the fir-- t ar. four Luxes made a Winnemucca, fifty nlntvinUi'H, vvhtrt complete lasting cure they stopped the train outside of flu Sold by all deuUrs TO cents a town and scattered. Foster-Milbuibox. Go . Buffalo, N. Y The town of Tuscarora. Nevada, one BUT WAS IT THE SAME MELON! of the oldest In the state, has been almost depopulated through news or the strike at Gold Clide The Tus Paper Carried by Darky Amounted earora News has suspended publua Almost to Perpetual Permit. tion owing to the editor and printers all joining the rush. A citro just lutes a watermelon, To meet tfie demands of the fruit aaid Ue,n n nt.itue Johnson of South ten extra growers of California, Carolina. a that when too, Stranm, have on the been trains freight put man sees a polict with a melon at an unrt a.sonable hour he has It Southern Pacific (luring fire past two riaht down that the darky has stolen wevks, giving employment to some whosi trainmen, that watermelon 1 heard a story about thing like sixty a policeman who met a negro in the nonus are in Ogden. Officials of the Montana Mine Ownearly hours of the morning, and he ers association havo announced that had a big melon on his shoulder. "I see you have a mi ion there? they have completed art angements to "'Yes, suh, answered the daiky. take over the Panhandle smelter at Tse got er melon but I'se fixed fer Pen D Oreille. Ida, near Sand Point you, salt, and pulling out a paper he The association expects to be smelling ores within thirty days. handed it to the officer, who read Three bandits held up Edward This bearer of this is O K He paid me ten cents for the melon, and he Hoffman and secured $47,tioO belong Is a pillar In the church. James ing to the Coalition Mining company, at Reno, Nevada, last week, after Elder which they made their way to 'You are fixed, said the officer. 'Dat's what I 'lowed, answered the Schurz, stole a handcar and escaped into the Walker Indian reservation. negto. and he moved on..'Wa&hTn ton Herald One of the first coal mines in Wyo mlng was opened by the stage com PRESCRIBED CUTICURA in 18C5. near the old overland trail crossing Rock Creek, In what is After Other Treatment Failed Raw now The coal was Albany county Eczema on Baby'a Face Had used for blackamithlng In tire vicln Lasted Three Months At Last lty of the opening and was also car Doctor Found Cure. ted to other places for the same pur - pose "Our baby boy broke but with eczema on his face when one month old. One place on the side of his face the size of a aiekel was raw like beefsteak for three months, and he would cry sat when I bathed the parts that were sore and broken out. I gave him three months treatment from a good doctor, but at the end of that time the child was no better. Then my doctor recommended Cutlcura. After using a cake of Cutlcura Soap, a third of a box of Cutlcura OlntmenL and half a bottle of Cutlcura Resolvent he was well and his face was as smooth as any babys. He Is now two years and a half old and no eczema has reappeared. 1 Harris, Alton, Kpi.; May pTf 14 and June 12, 1901 The town of Rawhide, Nevada. Is built along an arroyo that drains southerly to a desert flat, surrounded On the east side ol by mountains. the arroyo are Grutt, Balloon and Murray Hills, connected, one to the other, by saddles; while on the opposite side Is Rosebury, or Hooligan hill. W. F. Armstrong, a bad man from Wyoming, was shot and killed icfythe Palace saloon, In Wlnne-mucca- , Nevada, by W. H. Carter, one of the managers. say the shooting was la eg Armstrong accused an employee ol stealing his money, and when Carter, remonstrated, pulled a gun. The board- - of trustees of the University of Wyoming have removed President Frederick Monroe Tlsdel on the ground of alleged maladministration, Insubordination and untruthful-nesIn university affairs. Recently President Tlsdel Issued a publie state-inep- t making graft charges against the trustees. Investigations made by the geolo gists of the United States geological survey have shown that coal beds tanging in thickness from a few Inches to six feet or more occur at several horizons In the shales and sandstones of the western portion of the Laramie basin, Wyoming, though they appear to be Irregular In their distribution. Attorney John B. Wellcome, one ol the largest Individual ranch owners of the state, died on March 23, ol pneumonia, at his home In Madison He was 49 yeajw county, Montana, As old and a native of New York. manager of W. A. Clarks senatorial campaign In the legislature in 1898, he was charged with having offered large sums of money for votes for Clark. After expending a fortune In the search, the engineers of the reclamation service have at last struck bed rock, 65 feet below the bed of the Shoshone river, and work will at once begin on the Shoshone dam of service in Wyomthe reclamation ing, a dam which will be 315 feet high, exclusive of 65 feet beneath the bed of the river, the highest In the world, and which will make possible the conversion Into field's and orchards of 120,000 acres of land. Forty acres of land six miles from Caldwell last week sold for 1,600. The land was all unimproved, bit, with good water right. Western railroads have announced that during the national Democratic convention special rates will be put The round trip In effect as follows: between Chicago and Denver, $30; between St. Louis and Denver, $25; and between Omaha and Kansas City and Denver, $17.50. state convention The Democratic of Colorado to elect delegates to the national convention will be held at Glenwood June 15. The Springs, Democratic state central committee Issued the call for the convention and endorsed William J. Bryan for the presidential nomination. A Reno, Nevada, man Is looking for 150 women to settle In a new colony to be started on a new cooperative plan on an Island south of Honolulu. Young girls, old maids and married women will be on an equal basis, and an effort will be made to establish gn Ideal colony for women. At Scburx, Nevada, a saloon keeper named McKelllgon shot and Instantly killed a man named Harris, using a double-barreleThe row shotgun. started over town lots on which It was claimed part payment had been made. McKelllgon has been placed voder arrest by the state police. e, CLASSIFIED. s Printer Where shall I put the louncement of Alderman Dodger's Editor nents. Under Public an- - Improve sw Her Life Was 8aved When Bitten By a Large Snake. How few people &ere are who are it afraid of snakes. Not long ago a irmless little garter snake fell on e wheel of an automobile which was dng driven by a woman. The woman omptly fainted and the car, left to a stone j own resources, ran into all and caused a serious accident. The bite of a poisonous snake needs Bishel, ompt attention. Mrs. K. Pa., . Dillsburg, oute No. 1, Box saved her life when bitills how in by a large snake. "On August 29, 1906, I was bitten copper-sa1 the hand twice by a large snake. Being a distance from resort I iy medical aid. as a last sed Sloans Liniment, and to my found it killed all pain and as the means of saving my life. I m the mother of four children and m never without your Liniment d Too Risky. Where Is old Postmaster Daniel?" sked the drummer. "Resigned last week. drawled tbe iafer In the Beacon Ridge post office. What caused the old man to re-gn- ? "Why, he read in the paper that the lorlda people were shipping live Said he through the mail. auld stand queen bees, but when it ame to live alligators he drew the ne, because he had never learned to s a circus trainer, be gosh. alll-ator- s TEA Linger longer over it; let it be steaming hot from the earthen pot; and the loveliest woman pour it. ur grocer return your money if, you Best, we pay him. Schilling e Bright Thing In dont Life. t for the bright, for the Ide ot things, end keep the intiy turned toward it; you shed happiness alorg your the Bummer gun.- - --Juliuf d 1 NEWS SIMM AH Y NOTES INTERESTING CHEMICAL EXPERIMENT ; FOUR GIRLS , M Child Can Do It The Result Is tornado which struck New Almost Like Magic Restored to ITealth by Lydia E. and a church Ueeful, Too. demolished Iowa, Finkliams Vegetable Compound, j Injured a number of people. Jh7ih'n8 In the nature of a ctaem-fes- i d What Thay Jay. H ilf of the business serton of wpenment W ulwavs Interesting M i Llll tan Ro, 830 d out by Mich, has gnlJlsually educative. Here Is aslm-pj- i Eat fetreet, New loss the hie. being $75,000. YSrk, writes; "Lydia experiment whfth any child can E. iuikhaius Vegeta- Ten members of a pleasure party and whWIHs instructive In a e ble Compound were drowned by the upshttlng of. a. pgjbrm Poetical ted way. Ot a hit of bite Irregularities, pe- motor ferry boat on the lake near riodio and but the bizc of a oa. a piece adoring, nervous headaches, Germany. Of Charcoal, a common candle in a after else everything Oklahoma The legislature "has Ogxllebtlck, and a Mow had failed to help me, Scoop ipe a puna law it crime, 1 making passed and feel It a duty to Otf A little hollow In the charcoal to let others know of It." ishable bv a fine of from $5 to $25, to hod White L .id. then light tha KalhartneCralg.2355 smoke cigarettes. l Ogjdle, 11 the and bad In Lafayette St., Denver, Counntioiis between Japan and ggt hand and the blow pipe in tbe Tbe greatest test of shoe qualCob, write: Thank the I'nited States and Japan and OtKL w'th the laige i ml of the blow-pl- j Lydia E Pinkham' ity is in the work shoe and It is I egetableComiNiuud in this particular branch that wa Great Brlta.n covering trade marks betwieen the lip-i- , blow the flame am well, after suffering lead. Farmers, miners, lumber and patents will be signed shortly. for months from ollhe candle steadily against the bit men, mechanics, and working conconditions White Lead prostration Favorable health cm the diarcoal and If of men in all occupation, will ind Alia Man Stolta. tinue on the zone, according to the tht White Lead Is pure- it will pres that they can get double the man, of Laurel, I., latest report of Colonel Gorges, chief effU resolve itself into little shining wear out of write : " I was in itionand sanitary officer of the isthmian Canal gfybules of metallic lead, under the from suppression, commission Igtense heat of the blow pipe, leaving indigestion, and poor formerly ujg residue! Dudenhefer. circulation. Lydia E. Ferdinand Pinkham' Vegetable tax collector of the Third district of fit however, the White Load Is Compound mad m In the New Orleans, who disappeared about slightest degu o, it will well and strong. M is Elleu M. Olaoo, a ear ago, being blunt In his accounts ngt wholly change into load So, It of 417 N. EastBL, K. Will be leen, that this about $73,000. has been captured. experiment Is WORE SHOES wnee, lll.,ay: Ly entertaining (.hemlcal Oxer a score of persons were in- not only i but also of practical They are atoutly made Compound cured jured when an lnterurban car on the defflonstration, throughout of tbe moat durable me of backache, (id Ann Arbor branch of the Detroit UM In the home. White Lead la the upper atock and toughest sole ache, and established United railwav, bound for Detroit mot Important ingredient of paint leather obtainable. Their my periods, after tha be iboulj unadulderailed It and was bought by from Jackson. Mich, beet local doctors had pure strength end wearing qualities " terited tnd mixed with pure linseed failed to help me. cannot be equaled. defective rails ofl. That la the bist paint. The Your dealer will supply you; WOMEN. FOR SICK Drury Lane theatre, one of tha FACTS if not, write to ua. Look for tbe most famous in London, was practical- above easy expt riment enables any-on- , Pink-hams For thirty yfars Lydia E. to know whether the paint Is the Mayer Trade Mark en th sole. ly destroyed by fire on March 25. The made Wear Honorbilt 8hoes for Vegetable Compound, which will wear kill or not dewhole interior of the theatre was been cas tha and from roots herbs, Sunday. National Lead Company guarJha stroyed and the outside walls wera antee that white lead taken from a standard remedy for female ilia, F. Mayer Boot & Shoe Company badly damaged. and has posit ively cured thousands ot The Fifth Avenue hotel, a land- package bearing their Dutch Boy women who have been troubled with nivAum, vis. Painter" will prove absoulceramark of Now York, and for half a lute! inflammation, displacements, Turn under the blowpipe test; century the gathering place of Repub- and to encourage tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities, people to make the bearing-4. close lican politicians, will April periodic pains, backache, that The hotel will be torn down to make test and prove the purity of paint be- down flatulency, feeling, fore using 1L they will send free a or nervous prostration. room for a skv scraper. blow-pip- e and a valuable booklet on dont A coroner's Jury has declared Chief yuu try it ? Why to anyone writing yietn asking invites all sick of Police Shlppy, of Chicago, and J. paintTest Mrs. Pinkham Address Na- women to write her for advice. Equipment. E. Foley, his driver, to have been for tional Lead Company, Woodbridge She has guided thousands to justified in killing Averbuch, the Building, New York City. health. Address, Lynn, Mass. young Russian Jew who attacked the chief In his home recently. Class Favoritism. There Is a movement on foot "The Indian appropriation bill puts MADE FOR SERVICE among the Japanese to erect a monu- an end to the relations of the five IN THE ROUGHEST WEATHER ment to Durham W. Stevena, the tribes, I notice," remarked Reeder, AND GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY American advisor to the Korean ooun-ci- l looking op from his paper. WATERPROOF of state, who was assassinated by "Humph!" growled Grump, whose a Korean in San Francisco. wifes cousin Is making a protract-aThe government is preparing to visit at his home. "I wish we in nasi send 1 .00 workmen to the Philippines were Indians." Kansas City Times. HOWARD E. BURTOI, for work on the fortifications of the POMMEL , til OnM.MI- prim: OolO. BllTr, Grad,Cyaalda Deafness Cannot Be Cured Island of Oorrigldor, at the entrance SLICKERS iSc; (iaIS. SUe; ZHMorCu.par.il. nr. iber aaauol reach tb 4l MaiUfil envelopes and full prtce UdMluBftNiica u of Manila hay. This will make 1,600 fcf total appttntfeM. wur LS- aaei portlM f U ear Taera la oat y ooa way M ttuoTpuntful an smplraCarVonata ylciit. to be sent within a month. Wsllgesl Bank ear wfwae4 Um bjr eoouitui'ooal raoiedlaa. villa, dole. Malar, iw. This trade atari U by aa lnflamad coodlii m of iba DhTmn W. H. Kennan of Mexico, Mo for- wacwoe Italai tt the Kuttacbiaa Tuba WbaalbU and the word fwa have a rumbling eouod or im ANAKfaiatlwhra mer adjutant general of Missouri, tafca M iataMi Tower on the beeriaf.aad wbea it to aatirely cked Deaf riiw. IS A prfat can buttons distink M Sragslat m w Mil, committed suicide at Farmington, Mo., Met I be rtMikiod aateu tba inflammation eondtbe to Ite tuba tad restored normal Uu this lUHa llliaa U mi high guish by hanging, in his quarters In the Hop, bwairif vul be destroyed forever, did caeae slicker fras "ANAKlSie not blue grade U wbtcb uVvsesesid try Catarrh, T as aetef state hospital for the Insane. He was bat mat stag the Just as good Med eandlflop of the mneout surfacee. brand formerly a member of the legislature. fto44ktefei Notices announcing a wage reduclivantiHB rd4 I will ftttvlfr ' r r tion of 10 per cent, to take effect on irn taeamw WMI f mm jrw idfiif AL hkiekkut April 6. were posted ,' at the ooUorlJ.JUv mills of , the Boston Manufacturing ... asalffeation, company at Waltham, Mass,, - last n ; Is a great friend of jiThoajuca'i Eyi week. The company employs 1,000 said the campaign asslstanL men. ch kind of a friend?" queried W. N. Ua Salt Lake City, Ne. 14, 100S. I. Wang Cbaeng and . Ming . Wun Sorghum, one who wants to electwho Korean the Chun, patriots tometUng for me or one who wants Guaranteed ed to kill Durham W. Stevens of San Wash-- n to do something for him? Pure and Francisco for what they considered Star. WboleaocBS. to the Hermit kingdom. his, treachery are behind tbe bars and will be tried Mneh, Use ALLENS FOOT-EAStor murder. powder. It cures painful, smartSeven men arrested in Pekin re- ing, nervous feet and Ingrowing nails Ita the comfort discovery of cently charged with trafficking In the age. greatest Makes easy. A have been certain eure for new shoesfeet. secrets, governmental 8old to long by all Druggists, sweating found guilty and sentenced 25c. Accept no erms of Imprisonment. Thli punishTrial package, FREE. Adment is generally considered to be dress A. 8. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y. worse than death. Doing True Work. The statistical bureau of the Ualon It Is not by regretting what Is IrPacific passenger department has issued a statement compiled from gov- reparable that true work la to be done, ernment reports, showing the value of but by making the best of what wa farm products In seventeen states are. It la pot by complaining that we west of the Mississippi lor1907 to have not the right tools, but by using well tha tools we have. Raskin. have been $1,091,000,000. Rev. F. Z. Nesblt, pastor of the Important to Mothers. Examine, carefully every bottle of Presbyterian church at Coalings, Cal, and a speaker at the Incorporation CASTOR1A a safe and sure remedy for celebration of that town, dropped infanta and children, and sea that it dead Immediately after he had conBears tha cluded hla address, and in the pres- Signature of ence of a crowd of 1,000 people. In Uee.For Over 30 Yearn. Jim Lee and Lee Ellerlck have been The Kind You Have Alwaya BoughL arrested at McLoud, Oklahoma, on the charge of robbing the Hoffman Common Sanaa tha Main Factor. bank at Hoffman, Okla. A blank One pound-olearning requires ten book was dropped near the bank con- pounds of common sense to apply It Persian Proverb. taining the names of two young men and "on this clue they were located near McLoud. Pattlta Eye Salve First Sold In 1807 sale increase j early, wonderThe last of the clearing bouse 100 ye ful remedy; 8,cured millions weak eyes. AH certificates issued In New York City druggists or Howard Bros., Buffalo, N. Y. the financial stringency beginduring .A man Isnt absolutely a fool unless ning In October last, were retired last week when the 'National Bank he esa be fooled the same way twice. of North America paid off a balance There i need for Garfield Tea when the of $250,000 which It owed to the SHOCt ST skin w How, the tongue coated, and t clearing house. wicie,orroe when headaches are frequent. member THcraMiLV. The jury in the case of A H. Sniff, men, eore, women, mibbeb ano children. editor of the Missouri Valley News, Of course you never took advantage as- on trial at Logan, Iowa, for the mur- of any, one. der of M. E. Brundlge, returned a verX. re. Wtadet,., SSM ih bailor, wa dict of not guilty. Sniff shot and Byre'P- lontklif ffrmiA, re4eoa t Mftiti Lb OOlU. killed Brundlge In 1906 and acquittal p.rtuns UTM Wlft4 It was on a plea of W. L Doug'is $4 tnd $5 Gilt Edft Shoe It was k w. his second trial. It Isnt easy to fool the man who wjwlw n. Sold hj tin last lio dair Incensed because their chief. Paul know himself. town Catalog In le aa sASnsa , Blganaml, the king of the San Francisco anarchist colony, was taken Into custody by Detective John Rocca, four Reds took oath on a min THE DUTCH lature coffin marked with skull and crossbones that they would have the BOY PAINTER' life of the officer STANDS FOR f R. R. Nagamine, a Japanese expert PAINT QUALITY i on agriculture, -- aa awaM whg has been employed by the Japanese government rr is POUND ONLY ON at Formosa for the past few years. .PUREWHITUEAD X Las arrived in San Francisco on his WCB TO OUR A OOLO U OHC DAT. n rwrhsnai oVtK MADE BY to way to Investigate Washington THE the methods of the United States deOLD DUTCH Look partment of agriculture. reinember name, full the Abwsji PROCESS, Mrs. Osa Allen of Pern, Ind., while signature oa every box. J5e. for escorting a party of friends through the Hagenbeck A Wallace circus win ter quarters, was grabbed by a lion and the flesh of her face and back 'serlonslf' lacerated. The i. 1. . Sksrs. Thw dam ! eW Mike hsHsr fheaaarsHisr Bra. Vseaaadi eMeiv .OnelOesaek was torn from her back. Her.clothing A m Catsw. fcraAs. - eMMsT P brother asiirjwn"' mOKHOA DRUB OO., Ombtay, njlfcS ?! pulled her away from the lion. Boe-ton- A e, been-wipe- over-eara- Lu-bec- 1 (la-coa- Her-Vo- n - ed adul-tgrtte- trade-mar- indiges-tion,dizzine- ss, iai d MIW SpM-ln-- fill ari PATENTS vr Y Ei:r -- anb-tltut- f - , Sib.BsSs;srJsvsuS. ; C,t ' , e.. Ttzro a Only On$ Bromo QainSno Tfct in Laxative Bromo Qulnlno pterw am" f adelesSxD yes a. L ! |