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GOLD DUST Jt,clr figra
half the cost of soap and with half the labor.
'House work is hard work without Gold Dust."
THE N. K. FAIRE3ANK COMPANY. Chicana
Weather That Kill*.
Lincoln, Neb., April 22.?
There was a drop in the temperature
today Irom the IueIi point of
vesterda,\ from 40 to 50 decrees'
IMIOUgllOUl me JMUte. following
a slight fall of rain, the wind
changed from (lie south to the
northwest, and tonight a snowstorm
is prevailing in central
Nebraska, with indications of a
blizzard. Jiailroad reports from
the extreme northwestern part of
Nebraska and the Black. Hills
tell of a heavy fall ot snow, 15
inches at Custer, and nearly two
feet at ISpearfish. Trains are
slightly delayed, more, however,
from the furious wind than the
snow.
A. fil T O H. T A. .
Bears the /) lhfl Kind ^OU Havfl AlWajfS BOUgtt
K6?.r
Gov. Davis Accused by Church
of Drunkenness.
Little Rock, Ark., April 23.?
At a meeting of the Second Rap
tist church congregation tonight
the discipline committee pro
sented charges against Governor
Jefferson Davis, \Vho is a member
of the church. The allegations
accuse the governor of
profanity, drunkenness and
gambling. It was decided by
the congregation to appoint a
committee of three to wait on
the governor and demand of him
a statement as to whether the
r?llMt*cTAc *1 vn f in ai* \r ^
^' til* lilt* Ul IKM . 'J
further action was taken l>y the
church at tonight's mooting,
(iov. Davis is out of the state on
a vacation tour and is not ox
pected to return until about
June 1. Until his return n<
further steps will be taken in
the matter.
You Itiiiiu U'hiil You Art- Taking
When > on take Grove's Tasteless Chill
Tonic, because the formula is plainly
printed on everv hot tie slioteiny the!
it is simply iron ami (piinine in h
tasteless form. No < ure. No pay. .'?0c
k* 1! would he very foolish,*'
.-ay J:. Springfe. hi (Mo) leuule;
Democrat, "lor liie Uoer sviiipiitis
.o shut oil 1 .upland s supply
oi .Missouri mules. Ail the
victories ol importance that tie
Moors have won hare
through the aid and ton uit ul
onri m?i
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I Story of the President's Mother.
When Martha Bulloch, the
fair daughter* of a wealthy
Georgia planter, married Theodore
Roosevelt half a century
ago she little dreamed that her
name would bo handed down
tts the mother of a president.
The pretty romance of her meeting
with the New York man,
their courtship and marriage,
and the long honeymoon journey
in a stagecoach, forms a new
and interesting chapter in connection
with the life of the
present Theodore Roosevelt.
In the June number of The Ladies'llomejournal
this romance
and many unknown facts concerning
the president's mother
are told by a cousin of Martha
Bulloch. ?$$
| The Old Spanish Cannon.
The large Spanish cannon.
cui-huri-u at muuingu aim ^ivoii
tho state and city of Columbia
by the Federal government,
which has been on the State
house grounds ever since its
arrival without attention, is to
be properly mounted. It will
be placed west of the Capitol in
the centre of the lawn, and will
be pointing to the hills of Lexington,
from which Sherman's
army shelled the building during
the Civil war.?State.
lMlfine C'ur??s IMIcn!
Monay rnfumlpil if it ?>v?>r fails.
"Persons who deposit money
^ in a oauK, which subsequently
i fails, lose more or los^ of their
, money?seldom all of it?but
they do not lose their lives." says
1 the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
"It is too often the case that
1 those who have no faith in banks
1 but hide thoir money at home,
lose not only their wealth, but
their laves as well. Yesterday's
, Ledger reported two such cases
! in this State alone. Robbers who
had learned in Home way that
i the persons had money in their
houses, and who knew that they
were defeneoless. broke in. killed
the men and look their cash. It
i1 is bettor to trust the banks."
OASTOniA.
Boan tho /t ^ie K'm' Have Always Bou,^t
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The old controversy weather
! Beaconsfield died a .lew or a
Christian has sprung up a new in
; Knpland. A correspondent of
the Manchester < iiiafdian asserts
that there is reason to Relieve
| that he died h .lew, since Lord
.! Rothschild was summond to his
jdeatti bed. It is probable, at any
' rate, that ho v. as never more than
j praise nf ?"?,i .-tianity was "comI
dote ' .1 r.t.d }>jm .rl^rifica
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