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1 PttOMgE ;| SEEMS SLATE ??i Alth f 1)1 ro Ur will be ,s alrei Tn-A Inform* Mlssou 8eGI?8 w-> Hny ol '"i (Ion of Clark, like ninny other men 1 Ills wife. Before she married Clar^ teacher, with a local reputation as without any marked proniiso of ( ever to shino as a self-composed, (1 drilled him in elocution, drilled h easy, and after each speech made cutlng Attorney of Piko County, t fcpeech might have been made more The home life of the Clarks, It tic cloud bring known to the nolgl library. Reserving to himself this Order No. 1: "Nobody is allowed (c br attempt to clean up the room." homo often and are delightfully request of her husband's friends: Around the walls are bookslu owner to be a student and a caroful |ls a long table where things llo w nees iu 10 move tlictn. The room rust, and its pipe is fantastically di His name isn't "Champ" at al his mother's maiden name. Clark much of a name to carry into pot11 he has become known to fame. OUR AMBAS5) ^? li'i uMw !/ ainbast i??i' insd arni Ul oMho^ more ?i Sonor Creel in an interview later f America were as cordial aft ever, governments and gave assurance Mounted police patrolled the stre demonstrations. The principal hlg guarded, as was the American em I; Henry I,. Wilson practised law 188."> to 1890 and considers that city ter to Venezuela bv President Hm-H minister to Chile, and from 1905 111 to Belgium. Mr. Wilson was horn graduated from Wabash college in the Lafayette (Ind.) Journal. "LAFE" YOUNt I La ft Cnlted la,n a< W Of Ills 1 thoroug Mr. Young served twelve year: ern Iowa ami had an opportunity was with General Shatter's K1 fth Baritlago campaign, and lias made palgn. .?i"i IX'IIIK II mil inn.li UK nn orator. In 1000 at tho I'hf Theodore Roosevelt for vlce-presid to the Reptibllean national oonvcntl Tnft on lils trip to the Philippines i tho president. R( nator Yoiuift will serve until will ho the duty of that legislator term of the late Senator Dolllver, i ORIGINATED 1 . ? " Tlie ,h<' w^ac'TO ; v' ^W/Jy A U as 11 Ka <WW/ *?X"X / a<lmissl W^l/ riii;j'?; ^ Sir!,: '* m - ?i It Is rompllBhod. Sickly children have air exercise and sunshine. Indus! honesty and courtesy established, n have boon saved through these ch the congested districts of our large Mrs. Parsons Is sixty-two years She has found that children love InUrest'ng them In digging and pi. led their minds Into Intellectual I f.eod roads problems, the Having of < .Miiunity ui.U giving to their wiu E||pU> :d for speaker | lougli Speaker Cannon's term does not exitil March 4, 1911, the campaign as to who ! the next to occupy the speaker's chair ady being warmly contested. Many welljd Democrats declare that Champ Clark of rl, leader of the late Democratic minority, slated for the speakership, although James ' Virginia and Robert D. Henry of Texas Ivo rivals for the place. ii In Kentucky In 1850, Clark emigrated as mratlvely young man to Missouri an<l also early but brief experience In Kansas. In ? located at Howling Green, Mo., and be9 practise of law and in 1803 he was first to congress. Since then he has reprehls district continuously, with the excepone term. ivho have made good, gives full credit to : she was Miss Genevieve Bennett, a school an elocutionist. Clark wiis a young lawyer uture greatness and mighty little chanco | luent speaker. His wife took him in hand, im in Delsarte until his gestures became by her husband while candidate for I'roseihe made little suggestions as to how his effective and pleasing. is said, is delightful -just one little doniosibors. This is the untidy condition of tin? room, Mr. Clark issued General Domestic > touch the books and papers in tin' library Distinguished visitors come to the Clark entertained, tho hostess making but one "Please don't go into Mr. Clark's library!" ?lv?'s filled with volumes that show t'deir buyer of books. In the center of the room bore they fall until the czar of the library is heated by an old Hagey stove, red with 'aped with cobwebs 1?It's .lames Heauchamp, the latter being early made up his mind that this was too ies, so he shortened it to Champ, by which \DOR TO MEXICO^ life of Henry Lane Wilson, ambassador lTnite<l States to Mexico, was reported to teen attempted by rioters at Mexico City the recent embrogllo. Many Americans o the American embassy declaring to tho lador, Mr, Wilson, that they Intended to lOmSOlVPS thf?v 1 * - - , .? v,v*i(7iu< ? ru tur I 'MlUlll t chief of police, Follx Diaz, during tho disunsatisfaetory. Mr. Wilson declared ho itisfied with tlie attltudo of tho Mexican mont, hut that lie deeply regretted that ief of police had made no great effort to t disorder. Wilson then had a long conference with Creel, minister of foreign affairs, who asliini that Americans would not suffer any Llld that thf> nirltni.tru lvt iil.i , i n..,.vv.. .. I. wuiii IM1 ( ;al<l that the relations between Mexico nml lie denied reports of friction between tho that all would be sttlc<l diplomatically, cts to prevent any further anti-American li school and the national university were assy. and was a banker in Spokane, Wash., from his home. In 1RS9 he was appointed minis- j son, but declined ; from ISO" to 1905 he was itil the present year he served as minister i at Crawfordsvllle, In<l., In 1857, and was 1 1X79. From 1882 to 1SS5 ho was editor of 3 FOR SENATOR i.vetto Young, who lias been appointed St at oh senator from Iowa to succeed the motor Dolllver, Is a native Iowan. Most Ifo has been devoted to the newspaper pro, ami last spring he celebrated his twen^nr AS nwnor o-iit-.r --- ...... .'.mill Ul I III.- UtJH .IHIIIU'S 'npital. Young was born in Monroe county in 18-18. > rned to set typo in the office of tho Albia finishing his trade with Mills ft Co. of :>inos. In 1870 he was city editor of the nines Register. In 1S71 he established a nt Atlantic, Iowa, called tho Telegraph, he successfully published nineteen years, he bought a well nigh defunct daily newsat I)os Moines and the paper is now a ;bly modern dally with a building of its own. | h in the state senate while living In west 10 go ' ) congress, which ho declined. II<* army corps a.s a newspaper man In the a reputation as a lecturer on that camin-1 in Republican politics ami is noted as iphla Republican convention lie nominated nut. Ho has been twice delegate ;it large' ion from Iowa. lie accompanied President some years ago ami is a personal friend of the next legislature meets, January ?. It ; . to elect a senator to fill the unexpired i which ends in UM3. GARDEiTfARMS~~| j woman who is principally responsible for ; mation of tin; International Children's [ Kami league Is Mrs. Ilcnry Parsons <?f diU city. Sho has n.ado a practical Issue'j "hack to the soil" idea, and lias been a j >ther to thousands of children during the i years. She managed to secure from the privilege of using an old dumping ground nidi iiiriM. wo many children applied for on that hundreds had to h<> turned away, system she followed was to award to each plot four by eight foot for three months, vegetables were planted and twice a year ,ere harvested. This was done under the in of assistant teachers and the crops ven to the children. O'li.l thot ?l Ain.l/.l'fnl ? .-.,..,1 .....V .......I. I nil n aiiiin lire DOIIIR l\C I heroine strong and hai>i>y from the openry has been Inculcated ami principles of md the health and lives of many children arming breathing places In the center of cities. of *me, but bright, cheerful and energetic. fr? nn 1 n tf 1 ? 1>" - ' * ?-."v v.,..., linn nut: Piicrecdl'll 111 inting as a novel occupation, but she has lehls. She tins oven Interested them In ' our forests, the uplift'" of tlio farming i La u Hlrengtnenlng and healthy ion a. A TIMPI V VMPNiwn T Backache, headache, dlz-.y spells and distressing urinary troubles warn you of dropsy, diabetes and fatal Brlgkt's disease. Act In time by curing tho kidneys rAt with Doan's Kid- < "V7\ ney Pills. They have cured thous- i ands and will cure < J you. Mrs. Joseph llryColumbln, Pa., Bays: "My feet aiul ankles were badly swollen and my relatives expected me to die at any moment. Doctors did not understand my case and could not help me. ImtiRlno my surprise at obtaining almost iubium reuei iroin uoan Kidney fills. I continued until permanently cured." Remember the name?Donn's. For sale by all dealers. HO cents a 'box. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. McLean Met His Match. John It. McJjonn stepped In front of A lurching Irishman one evening, and obstructed the sidewalk so that the Irishman was obliged to stop and look at him. McLean said: "Hero's lhat half dollar I borrowed ! of you. Now you must quit telling the neighbors that I never pay my debts." Half drunk and wholly dazed, the Irishman took the silver piece, looked i at it intently, and th^n said: I "Ho dad, yez can't get off thot alsy. It wor a whole dollar thot yez I borryd; so fork over." j And he forked over .another half i dollar, and went his way, laughing j heartily at the quick wit of the Irishi man.?Illustrated Sunday Magazine. A Sure Cure. Mother?I'm afraid Gwendoline is i petting her heart on that, young Penniless. j ' Father?You think so? I , Mother?1 am almost sure of it. | i Father?Well, he is not a fit person for her to marry. He is as poor as a ! rat and has no prospects. Something must be done to set her against him. i ; Mother?I have thought of that and have hit upon what I think Is an excellent plan. Father?Yea? What la It? Mother?Wo must toll her that we want hnr to marry him. BUSINESS IS BUSINESS. iYV I Mr. Kicker?Your bill actually makes my blood boll. Doctor Slick Then, sir, I must ichargo you $20 more for sterilizing [your system. END STOMACH TROUBLE NOW Dyspepsia, Gaj, Sourness or Indiges- ; tlon Go Five Minutes After Taking I <* i_ime uiapepBin. If your meals don't fit comfortably, or you feci bloated after eating, anil you bcllevo It Is tho food which fills you; If what little you eat lies liko lead on your stomach; II there is difficulty in breathing, eructations of sour, undigested food and acid, heart- ; burn, brash or a belching of gas, you can make up your mind that you need something to stop food fermentation i aihi euro indigestion. A largo case of rape's Dlapepsin costs only fifty cents at any drug titoro hero in town, and will convince any stomach sufferer five minutes after taking a single doso that Fermentation and Hour Stomach is causing the misery of Indigestion. No matter If von * * J111 vnnr (r.Mil.l*> Catarrh of tho Stomach, Dyspepsia, Nervousness or Gastritis, or by any ! other name?always remember that a certain euro Is waiting at your drug j store the moment you decide to begin its uso. rape's Diapepsin will regulato any out-of-order Stomach within Ave minutes, and digest promptly, without any fiiHK of discomfort, nil of any kind of food you eat. Theso large 50cent cases contain more than sufficient to thoroughly euro nny chronic case of Dyspepsia, I Indigestion, Gnatritla or any other Stomach trouble. Should you at thin moment be suf- ( fering from Indigestion, C.as, Sour- | ness or any stomach disorder, you can surely get relief within five minutes. A mother makes a fatal mistake when she leads her children to he- J lieve that they are wingless angels. i A true friend is a link of gold In tho chain of life. | ' HHmummHM Booauso of thoe< UNKIND JOLT FROM ADAM As If Eve Hadn't Sorrow Enough, Her Partner Had to Add to the Affliction. Adam had just received his notico af ejectment. He stared at it a long time in silence, while Eve crouched in a dusky corner, softly whimpered: Presently tho father of mankind looked around. As Evo caught his angry eye her whimper changed to a gulping sob. Well," he sternly said, "you've certainly put us in a line mess with your silly curiosity! And yet when I refused to have anything to do with your apple scheme you called mo a poor fool. I)o you remember that you called me a poor fool?" "Ye-es," sobbed Eve. "Well, there's just one question I want to ask you?" said Adam, "What is it?" gasped tho first mother. "Who's looney now?" he harshly demanded. Then ho turned away abruptly and I started to pack up the family gourds and the tent poles.?Cleveland Plain Dealer. TRY MURINE EYE REMEDY for Red, Weak. Weary, Watery Eyes andGranulated Eyelid:- Murine Doesn't Smart?Soothes 10yo Pain Druggists Sell Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25c, HOC. $1.00. Murine Eye Salvo in Aseptic Tuhes, 2."c. $1.00. Eye Books and Eye Advice Free by Mail.. Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago. Costly Talent. "You are sure that airships will make war so expensive as to he utterly impracticable?" said one military expert. "Quito sure," replied tho other. "The flyitiK machines won't cost so much, but we won't be able to pay the sums required by aviators for going up in them." Free Cure for Rheumatism and Bona Pains. Botanic Blood Halm (II. B. B.) cures I lie worst oases of rheumatism, bona pains, swollen muscles and joints, by purifying the lilootl nnd destroying the uric acid in tin* blood. Thousands of canes cured l>y 15. 11. 15. after all other treatments failed. l'rico $1.00 per large lottle at drug stores, with complete "lirections. l.arge sample free by writing Hlood llalm Co., Atlanta, (!a., Department 15. He Never Shaved Again. Marmaduke -What do you suppose that wretched barber said when he shaved me? Hertie?I don't know. Marmadnkc?Ho said it reminded him of a ;<ame lie used to play when a boy railed "Hunt the Hare." Important to Nlothors Examine carefully every bottle of CASTOltl A, a safe and sure remedy for infants and children, and see that it In Use For Over ;j<> Years. The Kind You Have Always Bought. The Lawyers Won. Askit?Old Skinnerd left cpiito & large estate, did he not? Noitt?Yes; but some of his relatives contested his will. Askitt?Was there much left after it got through the eoir.ts? Noitt?Nothing hut tse heirs. No Wonder. "f thought I would introduce a real cow into my comic opera." "How did it work?" "Didn't work at all. Tho milkmaids frightened the cow." TO DRIVE OCT HAI.AUtA AM) III II.I) I I- T1IE SYSTEM 1 Tako tho Old Htandnnl ??IU>\'hS TA.^TMI.KivH | ClllLL ToMi: Vou know what you aro taking. ! iiiv inru'imi is pmim/ i rinu-i) on <*vt>ry bottln, 1 ?ln.wliw 11 Is Mlii11>Iy (Jiilnlnx and Iron In n InM.-!< ** form. The (julnlnn drives out thn uinlartii and tun Iron InilMti 111> Uin Hystrtiu. Wold t>y all lustlertt for U) reum J'rlco W cents. A Sure Cure. Randall?How did fclto euro her daughter of that disagreeable habit of crossing her kne?'s? Rogers- ilought Iter a hobble skirt. The Simple Life. Mrs. Knicker Vou will have to get up to light the lire Knleker?1'nnecossary, nty dear; 1 never smoke beroro breakfast. For HKAOtnil'. lEieltn' ( AIM DIM: Whether from lleat. Stomach or Nervous Troubles, 4 >i|>iI ii11 will relieve ,vimi. It's lWjulil i>leii-(iin to take nets Iinini-tll ntely. Trj It. ?Dc., uml ?o cents til ilrux stores. Good Reuse is not a merely Intel leetual attribute. It Is rather the reRUlt of a just <|tiilibi itim of cur f.u ultles spiritual and moral - -l.avntor T)r. Pierce's I'leasnnt I'ellcts ctire eonuti pat inn. < oust ipii 11 < >1 > i" t lie hi>c of inniiv ilisoases. 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