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Show : GEF TO AT-- ROOSEVELT KHARTUM ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS ALWAYS BUY THf GENUINE IS AGAIN IN TOUCH WITH CIVILIZATION, HOMEWARD BOUND GreeteH in Historic Egyptian City by His Wife, Daughter and Hundreds of Correspondents and Friends Chronological Review of a ReMANUFACTURED markable Expedition 8V THE ALL LEADING SOLO BY OR UQ 6 (STS. Owe Size only, ABSENCE NOT so a Bottle Under the Cireuirtstances It Be Seen ily FAULT SAMS Will Read- Why He Was able to Come. An East end family has enjoyed for some time the services of an industrious colored man, familiarly known as Sam, who helped on certain days of the month with the heavier forms of the household work, beating the rug3, cleaning the w indow s, and keeping the walks and paths in order. On a recent morning, a morning when the useful helper was due, the doorbell rang and the mistress of the Sh house answered the summons found at the door an extremely polite colored man, who took off his hat and thus addressed her: "Mr. Bannon is very sorry, maam, but you must excuse him, cause he calnt come to your house this mornin, maam "Thats he sick? too bad, "No, maam, Khartum. Egyptian Sudan Ex Pres J Ident Roosevelt Is again back In touch with civilization and Is at this place as the guest of the Egyptian and Eng list) governments, being entertained at the governor generals palace by Gen Sir Reginald Wingate He was met here by Mrs Roosevelt and Miss Ethel and by a host of American and European correspondents and nrnner ous delegations of political and other friends from the United States In fact this historic town Is literally filled with visitors brought here to greet the returning traveler - With his arrival at this place. Col Roosevelt completed one of the most notable Journeys through the wilder ness of Africa that has been undertaken since the days of Livingstone and Stanley. It was a remarkable jour ney both in number of animals slain and preserved as specimens, and because of its laek of accidents and of the Blue Nile The river passe directly through the city, and along Its hanks, fronted bv the barrarks of the British soldiers, lies a magnificent driveway three miles In length British Policy Is Seen. North Pst of Khartum is Omdur-.men- . the city occupied by the Mahdl after ihe death of Goidon and the scene of the licentious revelries that occupied the native soldiery up to the time that they were confronted and overwhelmed by Kitchener The British, true to their policy of colonization, have not attempted seriously to Interfere with Moslem customs here. The ruins of the Khalifa's body guard heidquarters, the military prison, the remnants at the Arab fortifications have all been allowed to stand. Still further north is the field of Kerrerl, the shambles In which Kitchener with mathematical exactitude slashed to pieces the Arab forces The 'eturn trip Secured two bippc. IDAHO f,!JH HITCHERS FAMILY smaller game ily 22 Arrived at Nalvasha from lakq, 4.) 24 Returned to Nairobi by rail, After Crushing Skull of VAfs and ft Liles Two Daughters JHe Cut H s fwn bug- 4 Left Nairobi for Nalvaeha Throat and St F.re to Home tug 9 Llt Ndivasha on inarch to iijtrl and the Kvatya piovluie, 80 stos Secured five Ilona, three buf U a hi ppo a giraffe and bis first Eller, I ia'i U v Void tv mom J'ijhant ins Te'dfoi.i '1 hoi i nun d i hi wife 4,t 3- 0- Returned to Nalvavha. and two d.mhi ti u ihtn walked a It It- - to he reside n of a neighbor. , At Gusto Nguisho Plateau. ! Oct I ett 27 ondianl ( a d by rail for n mu ms. tin to Ufa three vet ks, shoot on the Gua-- o mm ii n t miaintu), ttouit- - money, iBtKho pi clean about 90 nules Se I t ii-un-- papois ptupcii) deeds (PM live niaffe three Hems and sev to tin' coroner and an I a iualih.-lu- u r game ri ante-lop.pud stna-llr tip nt d to In Inline while the dead Itc 7 Ret unit'd to Naiiobi bv rail lodes of Ills fanillv Wert later dlS-- i lee. I eft l Nairobi bv rail for overt d lje then libeiated his fine Rat hiKiiua on Lake Vletoiia N It irses irom the stable so thev could SiZi abo ii V-miles ft ed themselves, also other stock, and fiec 2 Aime at Entebbe, Uganda theieupon entered the house, sot fire Kisuma, via lake steamer, about to it in seveial places, cut his own miles On this tiip the American throat and lay down near the fiont tag was fioun ior the first time on door to die illlca s inland sea At a quarter to 4 o'clock the house file 21 Left on 23 mile auto trip to was discovered ablaze bv neighbors, whose efforts to extinguish It wete Dec 2 Left Kampala for Klnslngo, unav ailing When the flames had 50 miles Secuied two elephants spent themselves for lack of fuel, the An 3 Arrived at Holma, Uganda, debris up the yielded intensely rftsr a 57 mile trip froiit KLIngo charred and gruesome looking corpses An 4 Left for Hutiaba, 27 miles of the entire family. An 7 Left on steam launch for In his confession Thoni said he was tldelal and Rhino camp, Belgian weary with life, and yet could not Secured aev bear to leave this world without takKaigo, about 72 miles cii white rhinos and a buffalo his entire family into the other fcb 3 Left Wadelal for Ntmule, ing world with him. He had been Uut 64 miles, he explained, over inability fcb. 4 Arrived at Nlmule, Uganda to Bleep. fcb 7 Left Nlmule for Gondokoro, Thoni but recently came to this a 168 mile march through almost un from New Sharon Iowa, vicinity broken jungle considerable money. He put bringing fcb 17 Arrived at Gondokoro, Upchased a farm one and a half miles per Sudan. east of Filer, and had paid. 5,ouQ ' ' Greeted by Mre. Roosevelt. as well as otherwise preparfcb 26 Expedition broke up and thereon, ing to begin extensive farming He was 42 years of age, and was rated by the bankers as being worth about 175,000. His wife was 62 years old, and daughters 14 and IS respectively. - -- I 1 ui 2i VOCABULARY PUBLISHED EVERY WINTER Famous Cough and Cold Prescription Has Cured Hundreds Here. Grazed Flocks on Forest Reservt Without Permit. By an equally divided Washington court the supreme court of, the United States on Monday affirmed the decision of the federal court of Cali forula which held the grazing ,of sheep without permission on forest reserves was not a violation of law. The question arose in The cases of Pierre Grimaud and J P. Larajous, who were indicted in 1907 In the fed eral courts of California on a charge of grating sheep without permission, in the Sierra forest reserve, within the state of California, replied the messenger, TRAGIC RECOLLECTION. T - u. - f ''i - 4 Fsrwvsrs Refuse to Plant Beets. Henderson Ever meet with any ous acpident while traveling? seri- Henpeck Did I? I met my wife while traveling abroad. - - A Solar Plexus. Sam Berger, the brawny manager of James J. Jeffiles, was In a small California town, sounding some of the residents as to the possibility of holding a prize fight. The local police force, a clow individual with a huge badge, heard of Sams investigations. You cant hold no piize fight in this here town, said the police force, threateningly, In his best I tones It is agin the law, and I wont stand for it Aw, beat it, said Berger, in disgust. What do you know about law? Why, your very appearance in public ta a misdemeanor. Llpplncotts. On one occasion g WHATS THE USE Sticking to a Habit When It Meant Discomfort? - Coffee knocks subjects out tolerably flat at times, and there is no possible doubt of what did it. A Mich, woman gives her experience: I used to have liver trouble nearly all of the time and took medicine which relieved me only for a little while. Then every once In a while I would be suddenly doubled up with an awful agony In my stomach. It seemed as though every time I took a breath I would die. No one could live. suffer any moro-an- d Finally I got down so sick with catarrh of the., stomach that I could not turn over In bed, and my stomach did not digest even milk. The doctor finally told me that if I did not give np Old King I felt I could not give If up, However, Husband TroughFEcTme'ir package of Postum and it was made strictly according to directions. It was the only thing that would stay and I soon, got so I on. my liked It very much. "Gradually I began to get better, and week by week gained in strength and health. Now I am in perfect condition, and I am convinced that the whole cause of my trouble was coffee drinking, and my getting better was due to leaving off coffee and drinking Postum. "A short time ago I tasted some coffeo-anfound, to my astonishment, that I did not care anything about it. I never have to take medicine any more. I hope you will use this letter for the benefit of those suffering from the poisonous effects of coffee. Read the. little book, "The Road to ff GArfRMC7 V.. ATMM7ViT ' sickness of every kind Ordinarily a traveler, through the regions through which Col. Rooseevlt has passed, comes out of the Jungles loaded with malaria and fever germs Up to the present time, neither Col Roosevelt nor any of his party have shown any symptoms of having contracted any of the numerous contagious diseases Gen Sir Reginald Wingate provided countless ways for the enter tainment of his distinguished guest Representatives of the many tribes of the desert have been gathered here into one great encampment, and for Col Roosevelt's entertainment, have indulged In every possible form of native amusement, giving dances, races, etc. The town of Khartum la a mass of color Flags of Egjpt, England and America are everywhere, and the ex president has probably appreciated nothing more than the opportunity of visiting this historical spot Khartqqi is virtually built arouna the grave of Chinese Gordon The city Itself is a gigantic monument to that soldier's deeds and his heroic death In the center of it stands his effigyJn bronze, mounted on a camel, gazing with fixed eyes ont toward the desert which mocked him during the terrible year that he lay there -- waitingfor relief Behind the statue stands the British governors palace, an imposing structure In the Gothic style, typical of British power British permanence And battle was col Rmnnj'Awm atricm vri l. "one of th e blood Iest'Tfi modern history. It was maVked on the Mohammedan side by a courage and ferocity almost superhuman, and on the side of the British by a skill and coolness that was in Itself a tribute to Anglo-Saxo- n civilization. Itinerary of the Trip. A schedule of Mr Roosevelts mile age in Africa ter date, together with some reference TO the character of the country through which he hiked, Tode or boated, and a partial list of the animals killed by hlg party. Is as fol lows March 23 Sailed from New York for Naples, 4,176 miles. March 30 Arrived at the Azores April 2 Arrived at Gibraltar. April 6 Arrived at Naples. April 6 After being received by King Vlctor Emmanuel, sailed for Mombasa, British Eagt Africa, 4,121 miles April 15 Arrived at Aden, Arabia April 21. Arrived at Mombasa and received with honors by the provincial governor April 22 Left Mombasa by rail for Kaplti plains and the ranch of Sir Alfred Pease on the Athl river for short shooting expeditions About 270 miles Secured two wildebeest, two gazelle, five other antelope, six lions, three giraffe, one zebra, one rhino, a warthog and a bartebeest. May 15 Rode to W. H McMillans short expeditions Secured two Mrier Teturned To Uganda. 'Feb. 28 Roosevelt left Gondokoro fta steamboat for Khartum, more than 600 miles to the north -- March 11 Arrived at Renk, about two days Journey by boat,' south of Khartum. March 14 Reached Khartum, the tnd of his Journey on the Nile, and fas .greeted by JMrs Roosevelt and laughter. Miss Ethel Homeward Bound. The arranged program for the of Col Roosevelts boulevard Journey Is as follows: Will arrive st Alexandria, Egjpt, on March 29. Will arrive at Gibraltar on April 2, and at Naples on April 10 Go lApril 14 will reach Paris, there a great national-receptibqs keen planned, which will continue through his three das stay in the hr on French capital. On April 17 he will go to Vienna, fbere be will be the guest of the In Rrnational Sporting exhibition, and at fhich place he will meet sportsmen from all over the world, t On May 10 be is scheduled to be in lerlln as the guest of the emperor nd the faculty of the University of lerlln. . to arrive at Christiana the gueat of King Gustav of Sweden and of the nation. On May 15 he will arrive in London aa the guest of the English people and ting Edward. and has already been 4qtd the freedom of the city jl May 12 be la aa mTiTiefrfve8TewYorkT severaTantetlope, a water buck, fhere he will be greeted bydelega-0oEal college, a school built with funds a leopard, a rhino and a hippopotamus from all over the nation and Mor Bj Gama Killed. raised by Gen. Kitchener by subscriptby President Taft ion throughout Greats Britain, In May 20 Rode from McMillans to which the Sudanese newer generation the adjoining Heatley ranch for bufWhere He Drew the Line. la trained for service in the govern- falo hunting among , the papyrus Great Author Did you telU that ment which conquered Its fathers. swamps. - Twelve miles. Secured four editor that I was too busy Everywhere throughout the city the buffalo, four bartebeest, two tebra, two pagazlne K see him? name Gordon appears There Is the gazelle and a warthog. Boy Yes, sir; but be says he cant Gordon hotel, the Gordon drive ana May' 26 Rode from the Heatley up the White Nile the Gordon tree ranch to McMillans town- house at knderstand it; that you have been writing for his magazine for years. Gordon's memory will live so long as NalrobL A days jaunt write for a magazine, Khartum exists The British have June I Left by rail for Kljabe, 44 butWell, I nomay reason why I have to thats transformed the city of his death Inr miles. t ; with the editors of It Life. a memorial to bis glory that can June 4 Arrived at Kljabe. . laugh at time. June 6 Left Kljabe op march for Ravishing Plumage. Khartum stands at the confluence the Sotik district The route was over 1 always used to wonder, said of the White and Blue Niles end some a waterless tract, aad although the Willoughby, what the ornithological the with wilof the day development distance traversed, was only 60 miles. reason was for there being no birds lo derness south of It will become a me- It entailed a three-datrip. Secured last year's nest, but noWtt Is clear as tropolis as important to the com siz rhinos, a hippopotamus, two eland, pikestaff. Wei!vilie,hi pkgs Tteres a Rsos Afrits as Chicago-lto the twtrwttdB6StrTeTtifchleloperiwo "How do lor It?" juF w commerce of North Am A Bvwr scad tk kttwt erics Prop- zebra, a hyena, a warthog and three led Jiggers. yoiTaccount Sr t Dm M Tkp v r 4 tail ( h trwa, erly speaking, however, the city Itself Ilona. "Why, look at the womens hats, tatnwt, does not extend beyond the banks July 12 Arrived at Lake Nalrasha said Willoughby. Harper's Weekly. Not far away Is the Gordon Memori , - , d !, tint y tt. -- -- i ..Books ar iu.youth and aa entertainment for age. They support us under solitude and keep ua from being g burden to ourselves. They help us to forget the crossness of men and things; compose our cares and our passions; and lay our disappointments asleep. When we are weary of the living we may repair to the and certain freight concessions. The dead, who have nothing of peevishaction of the beetgrowers is the cul- ness, pride or design in their conmination of differences Which arose versation. Jeremy Collier, several weeks ago when the A Personal Definition. Sugar company refused lo entertain demand of $4 75 a tou for Penley (stuck for a word) Let "l" seel "What is you call a man who sugar heels marries more than one wife? Suffrage Demonstrations. Boe-toBerlin Suffrage demonstrations on Transcript. a small scale occurred in Berlin on BACK ANT I TOft AfltTf were HEAI, held under the Sunday. They Throat fP wUhcdulU rlhatiftL4 Ifra c PiimkUirr will hrak U tip it Uriftpp ausp'ces of the radicals, and for the tsk.w proaiplijr A delen, tte, llwftBd Mm kolUNi most part passed off with disorder Two processions, however, came Into An early cucumber In the hand contact With the police, who drew beats two in the stomach. their weapons. and dispersed -- ihe owt.t owf imowo grirsrr, tm crowds without Dloodshed. Several That la LAXA'IIVX HHOWO UtriMXH I,, K Laud tb World alguuLura of K. Yr persons were arrested, among whom itw over w C ur a Cold to , Lmjt. Sc. was Frau von Gertachm, wife of the chairman of one of the meetings. Reform is a good thing' when applied to the other fellow. Held For Investigation. El Paso Charles Phillips, a carpenter, surrendered to the police Frida morning, saying he had killed a stranger who wag attempting to rob his' room The dead man was identified as Ij. G. Cavender, a soldier, recently of the Nineteenth Infantry. As the police learned that the crime was committed at the home of a Mex'can woman, they think it resulted from a quarrel over the woman, and are holding Phillips. Eccles Files Bond. Portand Federal officials on Monday found David Eccles of Ogden, Utah, as good as his word, for he arrived here Monday afternoon and voluntarily appeared before the proper anthorHIe and gave bond to answer charges against him In ihe Indictments ts president of the Oregon Lumber company and the Sumpter Valley f allroad in connection with timber Tand frauds. 33. Murderer SuTcTdee. Granite Cit'y 111. Steye PagacT whef has been sought since last August for A dead liver means awful sick the murder of his wife and daughter ness dont let it come when In Granite City, killed himself In it can be prevented. Cascarets Rogers, Texas, on Monday, after-bei- ng keep the Uver lively and bowels arrested, according to a telegram and ward off serious, regular received by the chief of police. The fatal illness. m said admitted his Pagac telegram identity when arrested and confessed CASCAOSTS tee box wtekt tmk that hr killed hla wife and, child. meat. All draxxtat. Biggest eller ia Utt world. MUlio bozc ttooUl. First Step to End 8trlke. Philadelphia. The first step,, taken Quick Simple Easy by the Philadelphia Rapid' Transit ' NO HONING company toward settling the dispute NO STROPPING with Its 'striking employes, and, incidentally, toward ending the sympathetic strike, was taken late Man-dawhen President Kruger of the Rapid Transit company conferred with W. W. D. Mahon; president of Association of the Amalgamated HOWARD E. Street and Electric Railway Employes. Ppmcimma rte RURTOX, Gold, leal H: of settlementvu ilvr. aod&ol4fulltot:firteo feme or Copper, fi. WHtrBOplan Uat tartoa pptletJn envelop agreed upon, this meeting is regarded Control tad tapir work trvlieited. UedvUta Car win HtUoatl Baat aa the beginning of the end of the rtrlka Amal-rarnate- or 77&r?7G3 Get two ounces of Glycerine and bait an ounce of Concentrated Pine compound. Then get half aplntpf good whiskey and put the other two Ingr dlents into It Take a teastoonful to a tablespoonful of thla mixture after each meal and at bed time. Shake the bottle well each time. Thla la said to be the quickest cold and cough remIt frequently cures the edy known. hours. But, worst colda in twenty-tou- r be sure to get only the genuine Concentrated Fine. Each half ounce bottle case. comes put up in a tin screw-to- p Dont use the weaker pine preparations. Any druggist has it on hand or will quickly get It from his wholesale , house, Book Companionship.. -- Representing ... more. than 3.000 acres of beet lands in Weber county, 100 beetgrowers of Plain City held a mass meeting at that place Monday night,"and unanimously decided not to plant any beets tats season unless the Amalgamated Sugar company compiles with their demands for an Increase In the price per ton Ogden Li THEN Jl SHEEP OWNERS WIN. as he backed away. He aint sick toes dald. Cleveland Plain Dealer. LIMITED "Who wrote fhe dictionary? 1 dont know, but I bet he couldnt explain things to bis wife when he got borne at 3 a. m. any better than any, body else. pper-ation- "Is said the lady. FAMOUS DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION. d tit n ,flrunip-AnldloULJcallh- lm. 11 Your Livers Your Life ' |
