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Show ilEANS FRESH Strong and Wholesome is B3 9 HEWLETT'S Fresh Roasted Steel Cut up-to-d- A DIFFERENCE. REVOUiTIOS AFTER Estrada Insurgents Routed and Blue SUFFERING fields Bluffs Captured by Gov. rnment Forces., SWINDLE EXPOSED AFTER SHARPER GET8 AWAY WITH GOOD SUM. COMMISSION Blueftelds, Nicaragua. The government forces, under cover of the fire of the gunboat San Jacinto, on Friday routed the insurgents and captured Blueflelds bluff. This loss to the Estrada forces probably ends the revolt tlon. The Estrada troops were under the command of General Zeledon. The force of Madriz In the engagement is estimated at 500 and that of Estrada at 200. The Estrada gunboats Blanca and Ometepe escaped up the The government Escondido river. generals, Lara and Chavarrl have not yet attacked Rama, which ia in the hands of the revolutionists. General Estrada takes his defeat at Blueflelds calmly. He says .he itnends to make further resistance. LUNETA COFFEE dealSold by all ers at 30c per pound. Ask for Luneta Coffee today. EDO OF High Prices for Produce and Then Sold to Consumers Before Paying Farmers, Pocketing Money Without Paying Bills. Offered You have got to have collar buttons and links or you cant wear a shirt. Why don't you get a good set that wont blister your neck nor smut your collar? A good solid gold set does not cost much and will last as long as you do, so the average cost is no more than the continuous purchase of the cheap ones. Ours are one Salt Lake City. After swindling farmers of Utah and southern Idaho out of more than $1,500 worth of produce, eggs and poultry, by fraudulent use of the mails, a man who has posed as a commission merchant under the name of B. S. Biswan, with headquarters in this city, has disappeared. His operations began a month ago and were of such an ingenious nature that for a time they baff'ed the farmers. Offering higher prices for produce to the farmers, and then selling to SAVED BY CYCLONE CELLARS. consumers before paying the farmers, Bisman collected a great deal of Several Families Have Narrow Escape From Terrific Windstorm. money and disappeared when he had Pierce City, Mo. A tornado, which strained his credit to the point of susformed northwest of here at 6 oclock picion. It Is believed he has headed for Friday night, struck the western edge Nevada or Oregon, and the officers of town a few minutes later, destroyare searching for him. Bisman leaves ing ten buildings, several barns, and a number of victims who will be swept southward. No one was killed. more than pleased to take the witness Cyclone cellars saved the families of . William Tate, John stand and contribute testimony that Edward In will mean a long term in the state Shylock and James Abernathy. prison for him, providing he is cap- each instance the tornado swept the house from above the holes where tured. men, women and children were hudSEARCHING FOR FIEND. dled together. The tornado swept on south, descending a few miles from Body of Little Alma Kellner Found here. Late advices tell of serious InIn Cistern. jury of three persons. of The Dr. Koch Called by Death. discovery Louisville, Ky. the mutilated and decomposed body Baden Baden. Prof. Robert Koch, of Alma Kellner in an old cistern un- the famous bacteriologist, died here der a parish house of St Johns Cath- Friday afternoon, from a disease of olic church, on Monday, solved part the heart. He was born In Klausthal, of the mystery surrounding her disap- Hanover, December 11, 1843. Prof. pearance. Koch became distinguished as an inAlma wras the daughter of vestigator of but Fred L. Kellner, and since her disprobably gained most renown as the Frank on December 8, appearance discoverer of the bacilli of tubercuFehr, a millionaire brewer, her uncle, losis' and of cholera. He was graduhas spared neither time nor money in ated in 1866 from the University of search for her. Goettingen, and while a practitioner The police are looking for Joseph at Woolstein began his researches in In 1882 he announced Wendling, former janitor at St Johns bacteriology. church, who, since January 14, a little his discovery of the bacilli of conmore than a month after the disap- sumption. pearance of the Kellner girl, has been Senator Tillman Improving. missing. Atlanta, Ga. Suffering from a seHEROES SALUTE PRESIDENT. vere attack of rheumatism, United States Senator B. R. Tillman of South Parade of Veterans Nearly Three Carolina arrived in this city last Hours in Passing Review Stand. Thrsday night and was taken to a New York. Before the president of local sanitarium for treatment. Althe United States there passed in re- though suffering considerably, Senaview on Monday what remains pf tor Tillman walked without aid to an New Yorks contribution to the war automobile. Dr. W. Blackburn, who has Senator Tillman in charge, of the north and south. The president had come from Wash- says there is no connection between the rheumatic stroke and the paraington especially to see the soldiers lytic stroke of a few months ago. Solstand the the at reviewing pass diers and Sailors' monument on Riv- Author of Gold Standard Law Dead. erside drive, and as they trudged by Indianapolis Jesse Overstreet, who they taunted their muscles, raised this, Seventh district of represented their gray heads higher and sought in congress, from 1896 to to show they were still fit and active. Indiana, Mr. Overstreet 1908, died on The parade was nearly three hours was chairman Friday. of the committee on In passing, but the president all the postoffices and post roads in congress while stood bareheaded in the stand, and was the author of the gold standbowing as? the veterans passed by. ard law passed in 1900. He then beexAfter the parade there was a short came a member of the national moneercise at the base of the .monument tary commission-He was secretary of the Republican congressional camCurtis Wins Worlds Prize. paign committee from 1898 to 1904. New York. Glenn H. Curtis flew Taft Resents Imputation. from Albany to New York City in an President Taft on Washington. on the aeroplane Sunday, winning prise offered by the New York Friday sent to Chairman Tawney of World; He covered the distance of the house committee on appropriations a letter expressing deep resent137 miles in two hours and thirty-tw- o minutes, and came to earth as calmly ment at the criticism passed by Demand as lightly as a pigeon. His aver- ocrats in the house debate on Thursage speed for the distance 54.06 miles day on the traveling expenses of the The president says he is an hour surpasses any other record president. distressed by suggested especially disever made by an aeroplane in long reflection on southern hospitality. tance flight, and in its entirety, his feat perhaps eclipses anything man Ballinger May Sue for Libel. has attempted in & heavier-than-ai- r P. ConWashington. Christopher machine. nolly, a lawyer of Montana and New York, and a well known magazine Met Frightful Death. writer, has filed a slander suit in the Cleveland. Plunging headforemost supreme court in the District of Cothe down a flight of stairs and through lumbia against Oscar Lawler, assistwindow of a door, William Raddatzs ant attorney general of the interior his from severed head was almost The suit is the first of department. body by broken glass on Sunday. His the A Rare One. threatened legal proceedings wife and three young children tried You have an enviable collection of growing out of the Ballinger-Pineho- t frantically to extricate the man, but 3ostcards, havent you?" said the were unable to help him and, drenched Inquiry. It was rumored around the Friday that Secretary Ballinger caller, looking through the lot. Why, by the blood which poured from his court to Invoke the law was prepared whats this one all blank on one wounds, they ran into the street. where against some of his alleged traduc-ers- . side? she added. That? Thats a their shrieks Rad-datbrought a crow-dgovernment postal card a rare bird was dead, however, before assisHas Narrow Escape in Hotel Fire. these days, the owner said, after could reach him. - consulting her catalogue. Buffalo Ex- tance Kansas City. Thirty-fivpeople Dr. Cook Going After Proof. were rescued from the upper floors bf press. New York. THe mystery of the Long Brothers building in Main street Thought It Maant Altogether. whereabouts of Dr. Cook, the Ameri- cn Thursday when a gas explosion THral X This history says that the can says, has been solved. He is in 3tarted a spectacular fire that soon ''Emperor Constantine had a thousand Scotland, preparing for his trip to enveloped the place. No one was cooks. Etah, whence he plans to bring back killed or Injured. John King, an atMr. X Thats nothing. We must be his records of his discovery of the torney, insisted on jumping from his getting near the thousand mark our- north pole and his Instruments, which office window on the third floor, but selves. Boston Transcript. are cached there. He also intends to was restrained by firemen, who dragacged him to the fire escape. Fifteen To strive at all involves a victory bring back the two Eskimos who girls employed in a tailor shop on the on dash to his the him companied inachieved over Bloth, inertness and fourth floor were rescued by Bremen. pole. difference. Dickens. Lived Six Score Years. Jews Not Allowed at Health Resort. Auntys Oversight Mrs. Deanna Long, colChicago. St. Petersburg. M. Friedman, the Mistress Did you have any comored, said to have been the oldest has who of the member Jewish duma, pany last night, Mary? person in Chicago, Is dead of pneuchampioned the cause of the Jews monia at the Mary Only Aunt Maria, mum. home of her grandordered has whom the government Mistress When you see her again Mrs. Hattie Hudson. Mrs. daughter, and will yon tell her that she left her to- banished from Russian cities that re- Long, according to her relatives, was towns outside the pale bacco pouch on the piano? oorn in March, 1790, In Baltimore. As stricted Bection of the Polish proslave she served for sixty-fiv- e . Sometimes Other years One, Sometimes the vinces and the Ukraine, where they i as a cook for the King family at Miss A. -- Does your husband con- may legally reside has received comLinden, Ala., and worked twenty-on- e sider you a necessity or a luxury? plaints that members of his race arfor the King family after she Mrs. B. It depends, my dear, on riving at the health resorts in the years Her husband, who had wa3 freed. to and or take the I receive baths Caucasus whether am cooking his dinner a been died In 1874 at the age slave, asking him for a new dress. Boston medlcaj treatment, were immediately Of 110, according to relatives. t Transcript. local authorities. the expelled by Gr-er- micro-organism- A A 10,-00- 0 Cured by Lydia E. Pink hamsV egetable Compound Few Salads. salad Is one of the moat appe- tizing of dishes and one should never consider the preparation of a aalad aa too much trouble. Like mother used to bake; A aalad should be simple and may His wifes remarks, however, were be prepared In a very few momenta. Like mother used to make. One of these dishes la: $100 Reward, $100. Strawberry Salad. of this paper will be pleiad te Ism Take tbe heart leavea of lettuce, Ike nedeii the! there Is at least one dreaded dlarere that ettene heap a few ripe strawberries in each, haa been able to cure In all Ita etwee, and that la BaU'a Catarrh Cure la the ontj poaitlvt lust with powdered sugar. On each Catarrh. eure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh a eoneUtuUooal dlaeaee, require! a constituportion place a teaspoonful of mayon- betns tional treatment. Hall's Cstarrh Cure Is taken h naise and a piece of lemon. tern ally, actinc directly upon the blood end mueoue Grape Fruit and Cherry Salad. Cut the grape fruit through the center, removing the sections and freeing them of the white liber. Marinate In a little French dressing of three tablespoonfuls of oil, one of vinegar the urfacee of the aystem. thereby deetroylns foundation of the diseaae, and rlvlnf the petient streosth by building up tbe constitution and asalst-lo- f nature in doing ita work. The proprietors have ao much faith in Ita curative powers that they otter One Hundred Dollars for any case that II falls to sure. Seod for list of testimonials Address r. J. CHENEY A CO. Toledo. O. Bold by all Druggists, file. Thkg Hall's family fills tor aonstlDaUou. At ths Funeral. and salt and pepper to taste. Place He has been not only a minister, some of the grape fruit on heart leaves of head lettuce, on these neats but an editor. You dont say! Then his chances add enough cherries to make an atof getting to heaven are even. tractive aalad. No, his chances of getting to heaven are not quite so good. He was 8panlsh Salad. an editor only a short time not Cut In halves several bard cooked enough to make It an even thing. eggs, and place them at Intervals on Life. In lettuce the a Salad bowl or plate. Between tbe eggs lay atuffed olives Important to Mother and halves of tomatoes. Cover each Examine carefully every bottle of egg with mayonnaise, and serve each CASTORIA, a safe and Bure remedy for guest with each of the Ingredients of Infants and children, and aee that it ths salad. Bears the Signature of Fish Filets. In Use For Over 30 Years. Cut the large filets Into three smallThe Kind You Have Always Bought er ones, dip in flour, season with salt and red pepper. Place a nest In the Not His Fault. meat and on thla place strips of salt I refuse to accept these photopork and sliced onion, then lay on the graphs, said an irate woman to a filets. On each place a bit of pork photographer; my husband looks like and onion, and cover closely and bake a baboon! until well done. Serve with a white I cant help It, madam, replied sauce In which chopped parsley and the photographer; you chose him, I sour pickle Is added. didnt. Grape Juice Soup. Cook half a cupful of tapioca until soft, with a pint of water. Add three pieces of stick cinnamon. Strain and add one cupful of grape Juice. Sweeten to taste and serve hot Mr. Winslow Soothing Sjrnp. Forchlldren teething, softens the gums, allaysnaln. cures wind colic. reducesln-Seromatlo- n, "Lydia E. Pink, Milwaukee, Wis. mms Vegetable Compound has made me a well woman, and I would like to tell thewhole world of it I suffered fromf emale trouble and fearful pains In my back. Iliad the best doctors and they all decided that I had a tumor in addition to mg female trouble, ana advised an opera-- tion. Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound made ne a well woman and I have no more lackache. I hope I can helpothers by elling them what Lydia E.Tinkhame egetable Compound has done for 633 First St, Mbs. ExxaIxbz, ne. dilwaukee, Wis. Tbe above is only one of the thousands of grateful letters which are constantly being received by the Plnkham Medicine Company of Lynn, dass., which prove beyond a doubt that Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Com. raund, made from roots and herbs, ictuauy does cure these obstinate diseases of women after all other means lave failed, and that every such suf-irlwoman owes it to herself to at eastgive Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegeta-l- e Compound a trial before submit ng ing to an operation, or giving up lope of recovery. Mrs. Pinkham, of Lynn, Mass., nvltes all sick women to write ier for advice. She has guided honaaswlB tA hfifllth ftllu hfif Your Liver is Clogged up Thats Why Yosre Tired Sort Have No ; CARTERS Oat ef LIVER PILLS will pul yon right h a tew day. They do their doty. Core botti. Toil, says the proverb, is the sire of tame. Euripides. Constipation causes and aggravates many serious diseases. It la thorough!? cured by Ur. Pierces Pleasant Pellets. Tbe fur rite iainily laxative. Those who are untrue to themselves are false to others. Bit teaiam, ladigektiea, SMALL PUJ. nd Sick SMALL Beaduha. DOSE, SMALL fUCX GENUINE mutt bear signature:' DAISY FLY KILLER tracts ktUe all Ilea Neat, cleati , ornamea tai,ooBveuteBt,cheap. Lasts All Mate of metal,oonet spill or tip ever, will do t eel or injure suay thing. Guaranteed effective. Uf all dealer or sent prepaid forSOe. HAROLD 80IK1S 156 Dekalb ira, Breeklyit Kew Yet Sense, - . ONE YEAR When our Mother Nature laughs around, When even the deep blue heavens look glad. And gladness breathes from the blossoming ground? , slothful doth upon hla b Train up a child In the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from It Eggs. Eggs are now becoming reasonable in price so that the frugal housewife may feel that she can use them more plentifully. They may often take the place of meat In a meal, especially for a breakfast luncheon or supper dish. When making angel food the yolks may be used for any number of dishes. A salad dressing, or a gold cake will use most of the yolks. Beat the yolks left from the angel cake, add a little cream or milk and salt, then turn Into a hot buttered omelet pan and stir constantly until all cooked. Serve aa a supper or breakfast dish. If more cream is added the egg may be Berved on toast x For a simple little luncheon dessert there is nothing daintier than a plain omelet spread with apple Jelly, which has been heated In hot water to soft en. Fold and cut in slices. It tastes very good and looks even prettier than it tastes. Save the eg gshells( washing the egg before breaking), and use them to settle the coffee. Breakfast Put six eggs Into will hold five pints. Eggs. a vessel which Pour over boiling water to fill the dish, cover closely and set on the back part of the stove or the rack to cook. Leave seven min- utes for a soft cooked egg, ten for a medium cooked, fifteen for a firm and thirty for a hard cooked egg. z Qualifications of Maids of Honor. A girl who aspires to. become a maid e honor intimates, usually through her parents, to the mistress of the robes that she would like to serve her majesty In this capacity, and if she is a suitable candidate her name is put down and submitted to the queen when a vacancy among the maids of honor occurs, or In the event of her majesty wishing to Increase the number, which is at present limited to three. A maid of honor must of course occupy a well established social position, though it is now now necessary, as it was once, that they should be of titled rank. A maid must be able to speak French fluently and should be able to tonverse In German; she must be a good pianist, and be able to read ao bompaniments at sight, and she must. It Is scarcely necessary to say, be thoroughly well educated and have traveled on the continent. A good well trained voice Is a qualification. of of diit paper de- siring to buy anything ad rex-de- ed in ha columns should insift upon having what they aik lot. refitting aL J or imitations. RELIABLE : PROMPT Gold, 76c; Gold and Silver, $1.00; Gold, Silver and Copper, or Morphine Habit Treated. hr. ft ft. OOIVTULL. Free trial. Cases where other remedies have failed, specially desired. Give particular, Stile SM, MO W. 14 8t., JCsvTorfe Gold and Silver refined and bought. Write for free mailing Racks OGDEN ASSAY COy 1530 Court Placet Denver, Colorado DEFIANCE STARCH " ".r The Overland The Simplest Car The wonderful sale of the Overland greater than any other car ever known is largely due to simplicity. The man who car. rung his own car wants a trouble-proo- f We are turning out 140 such cars every day, but we never yet hgye been able to make as many as people wanted. We now sell a Overland for $1,000 in roadster style, or for $1,100 with tonneau. The car has a wheel base, and is easily capable of 50 miles an hour. We sell a Overland for $1,250. Other Overland models cost $1,300, All prices include gas $1,400 and $1,500. Easy to lamps and magneto. You will find no car that compares with The Ovcrlands operate by pedal control. One goes backward or forward, fast or an Overland at anywhere near its price. slow, by simply pushing pedals. It is as Car simple as walking, and the hands are left free to steer. You will see why the Overlands outsell The Overland has fewer parts than any other automobile. One part is made to all other cars when you make your comtake the place of many. It is free from parisons. Wherever you are you can do this, The operations are all au- for there are Overland dealers everywhere. complexities. But the first step is to send for our tomatic. A novice could run an Overland from catalog to spe all the styles and kr.ow all the facts. When we send it we will tell coast to coast the first time he tried. One of these cars has run 7,000 miles without you our nearest dealer. Please send us this coupon now. stopping the engine. 102-inc- h Operate The Very Low Price The Overlands are made as watches are made by modern automatic machinery. And we devote a whole factory to one model alone. Because of these facts, and our enormous output, we give more for the money than anyone else. We have cut the cost 20 per cent in the past year alone. The Willys-Overlan- Youll Want d Co. Toledo, Ohio Licensed Under Selden Patent Feae Mud me thm catalog free. G67 |