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Show SUFFERED I Kidney ' . D. C. FOR YEAR3. Trouble Caused M leery. TO PATROL Terrible BORDER "LIFE'S yS" Central Ave., "Wichita, Kan., says: "For years I SOLDIERS BEING HURRIED TO Buffered from kidney trouble and was MEXICAN BORDER, FULLY often confined, to bed. On one occa EQUIPPED FOR WAR. sion while working the pain was so seTaylor, 705 E. vere I was helpless and bad to be carried into the house. I found no relief and was in terrible shape when I began taking Doan's Jney Pills. They cured me com pletely, no sign of kidney trouble having shown itself in years. I have recommended Doan's Kidney Pills tc at least one hundred people." Remember the name Doan's. For sale by all dealers. 60 cents a box. Foster-Milbur- n Co., Buffalo, N. Y. States Regulars From Posts In and West to Mexican Line With Machine Guns. bead-quarter- s s. Ticket Collector sir. . dou't We stop Montague Swank (who has just given up a ticket) Stop where? Ticket Collector At the pawnbroker's. "HEAD SOLID MASS OF HUMOR "I think the Cutlcura Remedies are the best remedies for eczema I have ever heard of. My mother had a child who had a rash on its bead when it was real young. Doctor called it baby rash. He gave us medicine, but It did no good. In a few days the bead was a solid mass; a running sore. It was awful, the child cried continually. We had to hold him and watch hlra to keep him from scratching the sore. Ills suffering was dreadful. At last we remembered Cutlcura Reme dies. We got a dollar bottle of Cut! cura Resolvent, a box of Cutlcura Ointment, and a bar of Cutlcura Soap. We gave the Resolvent as directed, washed the head with the Cutlcura Soap, and applied the Cutlcura Ointment. Wo had not used half before the child's bead was clear and free from eczema, and it has never come back again. Ills bead was healthy and be bad a beautiful bead of balr. I think the Cutlcura Ointment very good for the hair. It makes the hair grow and prevents falling hair." (Signed) Mrs. Francis Lund. Plain City. Utah, Sept. 19, 1910. Send to the Totter Drug & Cbem. Corp., Boston, Mass., for free Cutlcura Hook on the treatment of skin and scalp troubles. Many a man who swears at a big .monopoly Is nourishing a little one. SELECT RULES COMMITTEE. Rober Lee Henry of Texas is Chosen as Chairman. e Washington. The rules committee. one of the most powerful of the house con What sculpture is to a block of committees of the Sixty-seconL. Robert with souL Is a to gress, human Representative .marble, education Henry of Waco, Texas, at Its head. Addison. was formally selected by the new house ways and means committee at TO rritK A COLT f 1 OKK D1T T i.axanva mumi) owim a. W. Its first meeting on Monday. 1 ni r f u n1 mammy If It fait u efa J;i h at. 1HuVM Si fc" The following were announced as seven Democratic members: Robthe Modesty Is to merit as shades to ert Henry. Texas; Edward W. It in a picture; giving strugta Pou. Smlthfield. X. C: Thomas W. .and beauty. Druyere. Wardaick.SandervMe, Ga,; Augustus O. Stanley. Henderson. Ky.: Finis J. - Dr. Pierce's Pellet, small. T)fsr cotd, .v to take as candy, regulate ani uitis- - GarretL Dresden. Tenn.: Martin i). orate stomach, liver and bowels. Do Dot Foster, Olncy. Ill , and Matthew R. grip- Denver, Wilmington. O. The committee will ronalst of eleven The Easier Way. The four Republican mem"Tour wife and you seem to get members. be choaen by the Republicans will bers Don't .along so beautifully together. with the other Republican mem you ever have any differences of opin- later, committees of the new house. of bers ion let I don't but "Ob, yes, every day, Coal Land Frauds Charged. !ber Cod it out." I)etroit. Mlrh. 45overnment Investi gation Into alleged Alaakan coal land Reason Enough. A negro near Xenla, ().. bad been frauds. Involving approslmately 4S.OO0 .arrested for chicken stealing, tie bad acres . of land valued at more than stolen so many that his crime bad be $SO.)00.000, resulted n the Issuance Monday Vgbt of federal Indictments grand larceny. tie was tried and convicted, and charging seven Individuals with con brought in for sentence. spiracy against th I'nited States gov"Have you any reason to offer why rrnment. The defendants are: Wilbur the Judgment of the court should not It, McAlpine, Aibrt II. Roehm, Ct-be raffed wpon you?" he was afked W. Ross. Fran D. Andrui. Arthur I.. "Well, Jedge," be replied, "I caln't Holmes and MK'urdy C. !tean, all rf ro to Jail now, nohow. I'm bulldln Detroit, and John M. r.ufhneii of f'hl hark nut yonder, an I Jus' caln't go raeo. They are offbials of the Mlrh till I git it done. You kin sholy see IevIoiment company. dat. Philadelphia Sunday Evening I "tout. P.oneer Dies In Montana. Helena. Mont Wllllara farr, a A Generous Gift at Montana pioneer, d:ed suddenly Manyoti 1m jut Trnfrrr afiernoon the hospital Sunday county tnrrvt beautiful, useful and compete He was years of ace and earned It contains Hit only all tlx- the moon's fame In the early days a one of the information in a!l the latitude, but is i of M'le City tha". marshals first Jjslrated arttele cn bf' to read rhar-arte- r ani birth. thn one of the mildest towns In the by J hr poller, J rved for all iVmt rsH nl-inwet. A!'eraffl', ti" mrniln. It a!o ami tiieir m'imtij, an I birth at as the atate t years many g'iard r the interpretation of dreams. It cnitm-eniten'lary. fr.anirnrinc. Inhf beatify r?r tnn'!M and anMot't Firm Ship Had Been Given Up for Lejt. In fet, it lar;ne that not ftily g'r' valuable San Itfesco. Cat. Two b'lnlred nl Iwt will afford mwh mw seven days out frori Philadelphia, the unent fur every meraiKT of the familf, American sblji AnaB. which had been fart es st! rrrnmf XixVj forFarrvra and peorla in tie eiven np for InM irrivet hf-rM'ti- will find thia A.manae rural fhtr-r- l a crew fell of the MemJer tory dav. inra'nal-leof unnfual i!Trlne. sTsvVNMy he aent t any It nllant'lie-atirm t" 1n Manrrra l.ra f tuteriand Chosen Chairman. 0y Company, lli.laJe'iihia, la. of Washington .""nJtor R For constipation, biliouanraa, liver and diaeaaea twilling from blood, take Garfield Tea. im--nr- d -- f.g-or- r Igan-AIafk- a tel ! mn'-ernin- ln stf-n-- a , eotr-linmrit- s. "t . ith-rlan- t'tah has ben 1 TWt BEST klor (.OUCH MPO'Ctxc O B V.OUD3S r li'-"- airnan of the sperlal rommiMirifi ailh'rriret bv con KTtnn to lnes?iste the S'lhjert of llaViii'y and workmen s emi-loter- tiirptl5s!:i.li ASSAYS RELIABLE i PROMPT OOl Uula and Silver Ould, uil Conpor.ll.6Ui uuld, Sliver Write tut Gold and Silver rrrliied and bougbt. IH.IIE..-tree uialllnii urtl. tU IfiSS lourf I'lMce, Ueuver, VolofMtio. con t Sixty-firs- toe. a bos for a week's treatment, all drugriata. Biggest seller in Ute world. Muuua boica a moulb. CASCAJtRTS -- JMt gress, heedless of one of the most im portant legislative tasks set before it, in patent, pto- came to an end shortly . after noon DITTNTC rortnaar made unit vourltUaii. I'urtM patft book free. rMli.l1l v. T. FlUaaraUd Saturday. Co., WMtalUKtuo, u. o. Within the hour following Presi dent- Taft had Issued a proclamation A FASHION PUZZLE. calling the new congress to meet in extraordinary session at noon, on Tuesday, April 4. lie will then sub mit for ratification to a house over wbelmlngly Democratic, and to a sen ate barely Republican, the reciprocity1 ngreement with Canada. The McCall bill, carrying that agreement Into feet and passed by the house, met on Saturday.-- at the hands of the old eenate, the death freely predicted ef-.- l I: , PEARY RECEIVES RECOGNITION ; for IL . . The' permanent tariff board bill, forced to its passage through a re uctant senate' at 6:30 o'clock Satur day morning, was hurried over to tbe house,' there to be. strangled by a Democratic filibuster'. Congress provided funds to continue the work of the temporary tarltl board for another year. , It was at the request of the Demo crats of the house and Semite that President Taft fixed. the date of the extra session on April 4 There Is little donbt now that the Democrats of the house will under take to revise at least two or three of the schedules of the Payno-Aldrictariff act, and mere ts every rea to believe the bills wilt be fa- vorably received In the new senate, now long tno extra session Is problematical. While the new con- gress may promptly ratify the reelp- rocity agreement, some Democrais are in favor of withholding conflrma- non uniu two or inree new iar:u d If tariff schedules are ready. the ferences should arise between new house and the senate the ses siun unnuestionablv would be a lone ona The old congress ended amid scenes of extraordinary excitement and un certainty. In the house the' dlsordet at times in the closing hours, when the successful filibuster against the tariff board bill was In progress, be came almost a riot. iceunng npcaser cannon was euijKa Rear Admiral and Put on Re tired List, With Pay From Date la Mad of Discovery - "Here, The Washington. one-fourt- Pa-clfi- -- Within an Hour After Closing 8e ion Call is Issued for Congress to Meet In Special Session oh the Fourth of April. . East Washington. The most extensive movement of troops and war vessels ever executed in this country In time of peace Is now under way by order of the president, the objective being the country north of the Mexican boundary and the waters of the two oceans at either end of it. Twenty thousand soldiers more of the army of the than United States of all arms of the service are moving toward the Mexican AWT0C1 PATO W border; four armored cruisers, com' prising the fifth division of the AtW1L) ' tCopyrleht, lantic fleet, have been ordered from northern waters to the naval station at Guantanamo, Cuba, most of the RUSSIAN INVASION FEARS fleet la, or shortly will be, on Pedro and assemble at San its way to ,000 marines San Diego, Cal., and are preparing to make the Guantana- Chinese Entertain the Belief That mo station their temporary Russia Will Find Pretense for Occupying Manchuria. It was officially announced at the war and and the House at navy White departments, that the purpose of this Pekln. The fear of Russian aggreat mobilization, unprecedented save In war times, is the training of offi- gression la increasing here. Reports cers and men under service condi- published in Rhsalan newspapers and tions and practice In cooperation reprinted In Pekln papers greatly, exthe land and naval forces. aggerate the. jdajigers from the plague. Other pains were taken Dy all official- Many of the higher class Chinese ly concerned In the matter to give fear a campaign designed to alarm this color to the sudden activities; Europe,. and justify military occupabut those statements were accepted tion.. Dispatches from Harbin say Russian tnilltafy circles are advocatwith Increasing reserve. There are persistent reports that ing occupation. The Valdivostok newspaper print the physical condition of President Diaz has lately become) such as to warning of the danger of a boxer upalarm his adherents, and that mo- rising, but the Chinese government mentous developments are to be pre- practically' denies the possibility of such a thing, dcclnrlng the entire pared for. One report current here Is that the country is uuder control. The measures taken to combat the Pearson syndicate, heavily Interested in enterprises in northern Mexloo, plague beyond Harbin are not yet sathad appealed to the British governisfactory to the ItusFlan government, ment for adequate protection of them- and the frontier Is still closed to Chiselves and other foreign Interest In nese. Outbreaks In Manchuria are anticipreparation for the chnotlc conditions that would almost certainly follow pated owing to the distress occaany serious loss of prestige, to say sioned by the long stoppage of transnothing of the collapse of the Diaz portation and the consequent interference with trade. Agitators, probgovernment. It was said the British embassador ably affiliated with the boxers, are rehad taken up the question with the ported to be roiiHlng the superstitious American state department with a natives, but the government, with the suggestion tha unless the United aid of the police. Is limiting their Proclania lons States took Immediate steps to ex- sphere of activity. hibit its disposition and ability to pro- also are being Issued explaining tne tect foreign Interests In Mexico, the nature of the plague and the meas European governments, more partic ures that niunt be observed to pre ularly Great Britain and Germany, vent Its spread. would be compelled to do so. NO 8TOP. Four hundred' thousand peopl take a CASCARET every night and rise up in the mornine and call them blessed. If you don't belong to thi9 great crowd of CASCARET takers you are missing the greatest asset of your life., AD CONGRESS JOURNS WITHOUT SETTLING IMPORTANT BUSINESS. SIXTY-FIRS- Envelops Rushing of United Mystery ' Assets "V. IsKMt OP OU A Biff EXTRA SESSION AN DISAPPOINTMENTS of Phle. the The plans of Washington. friends of Captain Robert E. Peary to secure congressional recognition of his polar achievements were success' ful on Friday, when the house by a vote of 154 to 34 passed an amended senate bill according him honors, and the senate concurred in the house amendments and pabsed the bill, This Is merely two ladies of fashion endeavoring to Identify each other. PREfJCH BtAN COFFEE,' 1. CENT A POUND It will grow. In your own. garden. Ripening here In Wisconsin," .In 90 days. Splendid health coffee and cost ce.n a pound. ing to grow about-on- e A n .,, I Seed Co., rit X. 8th St., jh Crosse, Wis. - 1 1 arlll V. v 1E2 S. Give a Woman a.Chanpe. Compulsory military, service formen, urges a German female ad vocata 1 of women s rignt. stiouia po onset oy... compulsory domestic service ror worn- en. On the theory that life In bar- rack and drill In the manual of arms have benefitted German manhood, sha " lggli wby wlJi not Me in the fcltche- n-nd xercla In tha use of Dots and ' 1 unsurpassable vegetable seeds. sum- clent to Krow bushels of vegetable and flowers . Or msko your remitUnca 0 ceiltg and we aJj to an 0f aT,0ve 10 packages of wonderful farm seed ape- elaltles and novelties. John A. Saner t . great rarity; a healthful drink. Send us today 15 cents In stamps vou nackaee above and w will mall . . f dlrectiona an4 our mammoth seed and plant, cata-als-o ... 3, eents and w n ln, fr. dd p,ckaltf.g .Want flower and . i,iiri r,u r..nn. UMi.iaii W I mom.n. Germany ever organlres a sUnd- rmT of cook It.may.forca all Europe to follow Its lead. Culinary conscription Is a severe measure, but: . when enforced In Germany other BAILEY TENDERS RESIGNATION. tlons might be expected to ajlopt.lt. ROBERT E. PEARY. There would be more reason In doing Texas Senator Reconsiders Action, which will beeome a law as soon as WHAT CONGRESS ACHIEVED. so than In following Germany's lead However, and Will Remain in In militarism. There Is more real It is signed. of the need of cooks the world over than of Senate. t'nder this bill Peary will be placed Some of the Positive Results Sixty-firsSession. soldiers. .It Is possible to Ret along Washington. Senator Joseph W. "on Ihe retired list of the corps of rear of with rank the civil ar some without OghUng, but not without eat- and to the excitement engineers, Washington. Following added Bailey episodes surrounding the adjournment admiral, to date from April 6, 1909, of tbe positive results of the Sixty- log. of the Sixty-firs- t Congress on Satur- with the highest retired pay of that first con cress: Music msii Losing vogue. Provision of 13.000.000 for the forti- day by resigning his office as senator grade under existing law." which on increased very uv is Pro- the date of the Panama canal. neatJon That Teary few from the state of Texas and a "w 7"r- vision for two new battleships. Re-hours later withdrawing bis resigna- attained bis goal. codification of the Judicial code re- - Kone bacn to drama, umers save tion. Angered by the atinuoe of his STARVING. THE FOR SUPPLIES ararded aa most Imnortant for tha been run partly wun drama, umers In Democratic colleagues favoring the amelioration of the law's delay. Crea- - bave gone over to picture entettain- resolution approving the new consti- Transport Sails From Seattle for tlon of forest reserves In the south- - ments. The picture booses bave not tution of Arizona, to whose radical ern and White monn- - Immensely added to their own by Dew With for Loaded Provisions Apbalachlan, features Mr. Bailey has voiced his China, Famine Sufferers. tains. Provision for the construction buildings. London Stage. of embassy and legation buildings opposition, be wrote hla ralrsatlnn Seattle, Wash. The United States abroad. Provision requiring the tn-and took it tr the vice president with Take This to. Heart, i. y the request that be announce It to army transport Buford, loaded with spectlon of locomotive boilers. Creat Rome men work harder trying te r t rear In a E. admiral Robert Peary ing provision for the famine sufferers the senate. get out of doing a thing than it would' Mr. Sherman declined. Senator Ba north China, sailed Sunday for Chin on the retired list of the navy and Uke them to do IL Exchange.' tendering thanks of congress con, Importuned In like manner to an kiang. flying pennants of the National formally a committee of five to him. nounce It, took a similar position. Red Cross, the Christian Herald of senators Creating HONEST CONFESSION and five representatives to York Commcrcia It New and Seattle the Texan tbe telegraphed A Doctor's Tslk on Food. Thereupon conditions In Alaska. Investigate to Governor t'olault of Texas, ho club. The last available cargo space was filled late Saturday night ben 40 Probing Employers' Liability. promptly refused to scrept IL There are no fairer set of men on Senator Sutherland of arth than tbe doctors, and wben they bags of rice, purchased with a contrl Washington. RESCUED FROM FIERY FURNACE. but ion of $10,000 telegraphed from I'tah has been oppolnted a member of nnd they bave been In error they are Reading, Pa., were stowed away by the commission authorized by con- apt to make booest and manly Twtlvs Persons Narrowly Escape' longshoremen, who loaded the relic gress fur the purpose of making a usually of tbe facL admission In In Death Burning Building A case In point Is that of a practl-ship free of charge. The cargo of the thoroiiKh Investigation of the subject Minneapolis. n.ow and cnntrlh- - of employers' liability and workmen's Buford. valued at 1 oner, one of the good old scbool,"bo Minn. Ones of the u'ed by orcanlzatlon and citir.en compensation. Minneapolis. lives In Texas. Ills plain, unvarnished most disastrous fires this city has from all parts of the 1'nlted States . . ; tale needs no dressing up: ever known destroyed tbe Syndicate will keep 30,000 starving Chinese Cholera Continues to Scare Hawaiian T bad always bad ao Intense prejuHonolulu. It Is believed that the dice, which I can now see was unwar-- ' block on Nicollet avenue, between alive until the new corps are ready territorial legislature, whirh Is now In ran table and unreasonable, against all Fifth, and Sitth streets on Sunday. for harvest next June. The total loss Is' estimated at ll.ooo.-0OsesRlon, will ask the federal govern tnuchJy advertised foods. 1 1 ewoe, I ment to take charge of the cholera never read a line of the many 'ads of and It Is poible that two liva Avenged Attack on Daughter. were lost, although this baa not yet Grape-Nuts- , nor tested tbe food till Shawnee, Olka. Following an a situation in Honolulu. Twelve leged assault on his daughter. Mrs been definitely d'termined. winter. last -were rescued front the up(er j ,yain Woods. Saturday evening J. C. Banker Bigelow Released From Prison While In Corpus Cbdstl for tny . Ieavi-nworthKan Frank G. Itiee- - health, and visiting toy youngrst son building, while the Williams of Mclxn.d shot lirown. stories of th low, the Milwaukee banker convicted who has four of tbe ruddient, healthiflames vare roaring around them.!,, negro, while In custody of two of these snMained slight lnj'ir-!j- r aberiffs at the Mf lxvid depot of the misuse of funds of the First est lltt'e boys I ever saw, I at my food or supes, but none was seriously hurt. Thejmajng for a train, early Sunday National ltnk there, of which he was first dish of Grape-Nutpresident, was released from the fed per with my little grandsons... ,. . orgin of the fire is unknown. morning. eral penitentiary Saturday. "I became exceedinely "fobd of It i Calls Caucus of Democrats. empress Annoyed by Insane Man. and have ratn a packg of it every South. Make Will Taft Trip was subjeet-planweek since, and find It a dllcioorre- Washington In acordarire wrti jwiin. The rrnpr In the month's Inte Washington made at an Informal confer-hi!e freshing end strengthening food., leav--. 0 an e.rnbarra!!:ir!e infil-n- t as Ing no 111 effects whatever, causing" no enre of Ienocratlc tnf mber of the aiSending OlVine ervne ar ine gar- rim between closing and the la-- t A clerk be. sTiiblins of the extra session Presi of r;refentatives emctatlons (with which t was tor-hew Io!if rison church Sunday. wefk Representative Clayton of Aa cam? suddenly insane and threw a dent Taft experts to spend several merly murh troubled, no fnre. of . batna on Saturday Issued a call f't a letter in'o the pew at the feet of the weeks in the south, most of It In rest fullness, nausea, nor distress of stoming. ach In any way. caucus for Monday. April Z. empress. "There Is no other food that sgrees In of Terror Haytl. Reign In Wreck. Earl Will Retire. Thirty Injured with me so well, or sits ss lightly or Is Haytlen, Ilaytl. Tills city as this Ihe isrl of j c Caj,e Melbourne. Australia. Fitffbnrg Thirty passengers wee an- - p'easanlly upon my stomach nf lerionriTir a dos. injured, three seriously, when a larg Duiley, governor general and comwhen of that citizens ISO!, "I am stronger snd more act've electric car on the Charlerol division mander in chief of the commonwealOi .proaching ,' i t t. . 1 i .i - ' since t began the use of Grspe-Nutwill re-- j ' of the Pittsburg Railway romjany of Australia since April, pr ,a,(r ,V('m tn"if than I bave been for I!) years, and left the tratk at Caatle shannon, a tire In June anl will be surceeded by Nor1 homes at night and shot. am bo longer tronhlel "with nausea l suburb, and turned ove-- -. prominent Literal. and Indigestion." Narre rlvea f Colfax's Widow Vice Dead. President Norton. Succeed Hides Emancipation ot tn Serfs. Mick. Postum Pattle Creek. Co., forty-secInd. On South the !t"nd, annotince WashJreton. (fririal Look In pkrs. tmr the famous UtOe St retrbnrg. t'mperor Nicholas mefit was made pn Sunday tfca hts announced Ms Intention to com- r nd anniversary of her husband's In- book. "The Roa to Weltvine." as of vice tbe assi-tspresident Chafle I. lliiles, secretary plete Ms grandfather's work for the siiguratlon "There's a Reason." of the treasury. Is to succeed Clmlet emancipation of the eerr by trans- I'nited States. Mrs. Ella Wade Cole a V.vr trmmn fl- T fax, widow of the late Schuyler Col- mm I). Norton as secre'ary to the presi- ferring the peasants Into economifcsaaae t fall t at died home here her fax, Saturday. owners. dent Ajril lend Ulfrrst. cally strong r.i!.k uJ.V.-i- - .;nn,n a irreat hls'orical character." and undine his remarks with the declaratlon that "we all wish for tbe retiring speaker peace, plenty, prosperity, happiness and length of days. -- ..k.. ,nK -- t 1 Ie , dep-S"m- e s s f - i !... Ix-rr- f . . I ; - nt itfr e, tr, |