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Tae is admired by every honest man or The subjoined unsolicited letter from a prominent physician can not fail but carry conviction to any unprejudiced mind. OAK MALL SANITARIUM, Kansas City, Kans. E. J. Woodrow, Mgr.

Kansas City, Aug. 28, 1900. I take pleasure in. stating that I have used Warner's Safe Cure extensively (or the last ten years In my practice. Anions; the many remedies employed, 1 have found nothing; that has riven such gratifying results in all cases of KIDNEY AND BLADDER TROUBLE.

la severe cases, in almost every instance, I have bad to resort to Warner's Safe Cure before effecting; a permanent cure. I am happy to say that it Is reliable, not only as a kldaty and bladder regulator, but it acts as a general tonic as well, the most delicate stomach being able to tolerate It. In many case of FEMALE TROUBLE I have used It with marked succr s. 1 feel justified In stating there Is no other known remedy that can equal it In all Kidney or Bladder Troubles. Very sincerely yours, E.

J. WOODROW, M. D. Trt e.mpu of Wafwer'a Haff Car sen: application. Addrra.

Wiuiii rs mi Hoc beater. V. T. JBEflMEO OFAPQTOFGQLO TfCUH BAD HIDDEN IT YEABS AGO IS THS EABTH. IfiXe Could Sot Locate It Until the Vision of His Sleep Camt to Hia Aid.

(pacta! la The Indianapolis News. HEW ALBANY. InL. October ll-ta-ld Schwarts. a farmer near Angola, Claims to nava had revealed to him through a dream the hiding- place of a pot of gold, which ho aayo was burled tf klm nearly forty yean ajrn.

During tbo crvU war Schwarts llved'on a farm boat flvo miles' from where be hi now located. When Morgan started on hi IBM through Indiana Schwarts bad tlM tn gold, which ho placed In a Jar and buried on hla land. He was afterward wnable to locate the spot. He eeerhe.1 for the burled treaaure for many and finally garo It up. One nlsht ihla Weak ho had a dream, ho says.

In which the location of tbo treaaure waa clearly Shown. Ho went to tbo spot and dug ip bis money. AXAXOAKATION PROPOSED. Hew Scheme to Thwart Presi dent Simon Bums. (Special to The tndlanapotta Newa JfUNCIE.

October 11. A poaalble of tha many-aided fight within the unions of tho window-glass Industry ts offered through an smaJgamatlon of tho four trades Into one organisation, as It wss before Simon Burns became president of A. when tbo cutters and flatteners withdrew. It Is propoaed to gather all trades under the banner of the L. A.

tat, with Orand Master Work, (naa Parsons, of the Knights of Iabor, the bead. Ths movement has spread from tho Kast to tho gas belt of Indiana, where tha unions are to be asked to come together. Tbo Idea Is not to unite the trades until snougb men are secured to thwart tho power of Burns and hla or-. ganutatlon. and.

It Is claimed, nearly enough pledges have been obtained. Should tho movement be successful. It will mean, the settlement of the present cutters' and flatteners' strike, as well as taa adjustment of all other tangles. A CONTINUANCE ASKED. toss ck Co.

Endeavoring to Settle with Creditor. fgpastsl to The Indianapolis News RICHMOND. Octube 13 -The petition of Mather of this city. creditors of tho C. E.

Loss asking tne receivership of ths latter be made permanent, was to have come up tn the Circuit Court yesterday afternoon, but tbo defendants asked a continuance un- til this morning. Another continuance was asked when court convened to-day tintll next Thursday. There Is a report current that Loss A Co. are endeavoring to make a settlement with creditors, and that there Is some likelihood of It being successful. K.

11. Oates. temporary receiver, hss In hla poaseaalon all prop-arty that could bo located In this county, and Identified as that of lx.ee Co. It Is understood that the officials of the X. M.

will proceed with construction tvork along tbs lino next week. XETTXEHAKE SENTENCED. JToe Xotton (or a New Trial It Overruled. (Special ts Ths Indianapolis Kewa. KOBLESVILLE.

October enoUon for a new trial tn tho caae of Frederick Kettlebake. charged with ths murder of Frederick Simon, of Indiana-Jwlle, was overruled Isat evening by pudge Neal, and the defendant waa fcsnoed to Imprisonment for life. OAS PLANT ABSORBED. jtrhe New Purchasers Demanding the i Hater System. (Peseta! to Ths Indiana polla Nswa.

KOBLK8VILLE. October 11. -The giant of the Nobleevllle Oas and Improve-goent Company has been sold to B. O. NURSING MOTHERS want Scott's emulsion of cod-liver almost without cjc-ceptiox So before they get to be eating for two no- small tax, continued for months.

The emulsion not only is food itself; it gives strength lor digesting usual food. If the milk is scanty or poor, Ihe emulsion increases supply --d enriches quality. II end yes a Hula to try yes like. lasOW.M, rasri street. Nee Tars.

Dawes, of Marietta. and C. R. Heath, editor of the Muncie Newa. The new company hns had an option on the plant for an me time, and ha a.ked the City Council tor an ordinance giving the privilege of eatabilshlng the meter eyatem.

The majority of the cltliena are, however, opposed to the eyatem. and have tiled a remonatrance with the City Council. In which they pro tm against the paselng of the ordinance. The matter has been Indefinitely postponed. THE HUSBAND APPEABS.

A Supposed Widow was Re-Married In 1898. FT. WATXE. October 11-Mrs. Cramer, living on the home farm near this city, dropped dead a few days sgn of fstty degeneration of the heart.

Che waa ths widow of the late David Cramer, who died In 1S9T. leaving her i an eatate In land and caah aggregating S3 n. Teaterday afternoon I'enlel K. McKensle employed oa the farm as a laborer, applied for letters of admlnlatra- tlon on the eatate, representing that he i marrlc.1 Mr. Cramer at Indianapolis In ln.

and that a certificate of marriage la now In hla possession. The relatives of the' dead womnn have retained legal I counsel, and will dispute his claim tn ihe property. Mrs. Cramer, or rather Mrs. MrKensle, had no children of her own.

but she recently adopted two orphan girls She was very well throughout the county, and the lata Mr. Cramer was quits prominent In the farming community. None of her relatives waa surprised of the marriage to Mr Ken tie, who worked about tho place as a common farm band. A VI 00 ROUS DISCLAIMER. No Troth in Report of Contemplated Resignation.

Sparni to The Indianapolis Newa SHELBYVILLE. October tt-The story having been sent out from this place and copied In many newapapers that Judge Morris had algnlfled bis Intention of resigning unleaa the countv Council makes sn appropriation of tfc to cover court expenses, the Julge makes i the following disclaimer: story Is too silly a He for sny person to believe. I I have never talked to a member of the County Council concerning an appropriation. I have never crltlrtaed any art of the County Council, and I know nothing about the appropriation mentioned. My salary does not come through tht County Council.

The expenae of the grand Jury, petit Juries and other pfllolale are strictly a matter for Shelby county, and the County Council. I have not hi lis. to do with those thlnga. I have never talked to any newspaper about theee thlnga. No person waa authorised to send out the statement published, aa I never uttered a word such as credited tu RELIES UPON DREAMS.

A Heavy Lose Results from Unfortunate Dealg. Fpeclal to The ImtlanapolU Newa ELKHART. October woman of this city has such a mania for buiket-ehop operations that In three years ahe has loat tn.uuu. Hume montha ago a he a severe loss, but she recuperated on another deal. 8lnte then she has given all her thouehi.

to her money has almost entirely dls "'i 't nusoanti is seeking legsi advice. In the hope of finding ronie way to rcHtraln her. It Is suld that fho hsa loft M.f In the last four monliia. She rulles upon dreams to guide her judgment In muklng deals. Grant County W.

C. T. XJ. Bperlal to The Indlanapelta N'awa FAIRMOl'NT. Ind October ML The Grant county W.

c. T. U. has a successful convention, which wss at-tonded by a liberal number of members Mrs Eunice Wilson, prealdent of the a.Hlety. presided, and among those who sddrcaaed the convnntlon were Mrs.

Lf rlne Iw of Detroit and Miss Cell, Bmock. of Indianapolis. Mrs. Wllaon nd m. Rena r.

Smith, of Marlon, secretary snd treasurer. Patrons will Drill a WelL (Kpeclal tn Tbs Indianapolis News CI LAND, October U-Ths town gas companies have declared ths gas rate wnr ofr. and have advanced tho orsnntse a citizen sua compnny. and drill a well. Hhsres will he sold at 13 each, and each shareholder will be entitled to free gas.

Comparison Arousing Thought fHperlal to The Indianapolis N'awa.) OOSHHV. October ll-An Investl-gatlon of the record In the sheriff's office shows that In the four years preceding March 4,117, there were at sheriff ssles on foreclosures and Junamenta. as against 47 from March lw, to the present time. Early Cloeing Hours at Goshen. fRpectsl to The Indtsnspolls Newa OOHHEN.

October U.ln rs-Pon" ,0. th of tho Retail Clerks' I nlon of this city the merchants have "greed to rinse their places of bus-iness at I p. m. during ths week, sscent Saturday and Monday. except First Poultry Exhibit (Speelsl to The Injlanapolla Newa I FRANKFORT, October u.Tn Clinton.

County Poultry and Pet Stock Association hsa been organised, and ths drat exhibit will be given December 17 to a )' for a Cold la the Head Laxative Brasaa-galalae Tablets. CHURCH CEREMONIALS. Corner Stone Laying at Bedford and Dedication at Berne. to The Indianapolis Newa BEDFORD. October IS.

Tho ceremonies Incident to laying ths corner stone of the new First Christian church la. set to occur st 4 D. to-day. Elder 7. T.

Sweeney will conduct the services. The building will he one of the hsndsom-eat of Its kind In the State. A New Church at Berne. Rperlal tn. The Indiana polla News GENEVA.

October U. The beautiful new church edifice of the Evangelical Association of Berne will be dedicated on the 2lat Inst. The Riv. Dr. Matlll, of Cleveland, will preach the dedicatory aermon.

The church was erected this year at a cost of C.1 THE CARE OF EPILEPTICS. A Committee Is Preparing to Formulate a Bill. Kpeelsl to Tha Indianapolla Newa RICHMOND. October 11 -At the lnat conference of the State Hoard of Charities a committee was appointed to formulnte a bill for Introduction at the next IKtslature, providing a Stste hospital for the csre of epileptics. This committee Ik composed of Amos W.

Butler, secretary of the board: Alexander Johnson, of Ft. Wayne. siix-rintendent of the Bthortl for Feebla-Mlnd-d Youth, and Dr. 8. E.

Smith, medical superintendent of the Eastern Insane Hospital, this city. The Initial meeting of this committee was last nUht with Dr. Smith, and plana were discussed, it Is the opinion of the rtammlilee that an Institution of thla ohurncter should be provided as quickly as iki.p1 hie There are between three snd Tour hundred epileptics In the Btate hoeoltsla st the present time, and there are several hundred others In the Htate who should be given proper care. The committee will hold other meetings before dntermlnlng upon the features of the bill. A report will he made st the coming conference of the State Charities, to be held In New Albany next THE PRISONERS PRATED.

Then They Hade a Successful Break for Liberty. fspertal te Ths Indianapolis News.) MI NCIE, October 11-Befors the four prisoners who broke Jail yesterdsy morning left the place, they gathered about on the floor of the Jail and asked divine blessing on their enterprise. Re-llgloua meetings have been held In the Jul! recently, and one or two of the refugeea proteased religion. A story thst Is affirmed by other prisoners now In Jail, but danled by Sheriff Btarr and turnkey Conway. Is thst when the turnkey made his last Inspection fur the night, about 11 o'clock, three of the pnaoners were gone.

These men had rolled up their blankets and other clothing to resemble somewhat the forms of men, snd placed these In their cells In the dim light of the corridors, the turnkey Is said to hsvs taken these for the prlaonera. Alphonso Wright, the bigamist, ts said to hsvs been seen nesr Portland, where he has relatives, and William Froggett, under sentence for grand larceny, hi thought to have been here yesterday. A NARROW ESCAPE. The Rear Part of a Buggy Is Ton Away. IKperlaJ te The IndlsnspoUs News.) MUNCIE, October Testsrdav afternoon, aa Mrs.

Nancy Chllds waa crossing the Lake Brie tracks, at Cam-mack, tha rear part of the buggy In which she was riding was struck by a passenger train. Ties woman escaped' Injury. Though the rear half of the buggy wss carried away by the engine, Mrs. Chllds rode oft the track oa the front two wheels and part of the buggy bed. The mule, which she was driving, neither ran away or kicked, but stood ITHE rtTDIAKAPOUS 2JEWP, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13,.

1900. II BAPTIST CHURCH UEETEHG STATZ OBOANIZATXOH XV siok at rr. wim IZ8- Army Canteen Condemned and Various State Boards and Managing Committees Organised. (Special ts The ladlasapolts Haws FT. WATNK, October IS.

The Stste convention of the Baptist church has had a lively discussion over tha army canteen question, which waa Anally disposed of by condemning the eaateea and making no reference to President McKlnley. Dr. Harper, of Chicago University, made an address to the Convention. The boards and managing committees have been appointed, as follows: State missions The Rev. T.

J. Vtllers, In-dlanapolls, prealdent; the Rev. R. E. Neighbor, ercrrtary; J.

J. W. Billings, ley. treasurer, -the Rev. J.

K. Howard. Livnna; the Rev. F. M.

Huckleberry, Loganaport: the Rev. E. San ford. Car- Uale: the Rev T. O.

Duncan. Franklin; the Rev. H. Cooper. Peru, and the Rev! L.

L. Henaon, Ft. Wayne, State Educational Board- Dr. D. O.

'Woolen. Indianapolis: I. W. T. Statu Franklin: A.

J. Thurston, Bhelbyvllle; Wallace 8t. John, Franklin; Fuller Swift. Madison, and D. M.

Parry. Indianapolis. Young People's Union The Rev. C. D.

Caae. Terrs Haute, president; J. E. Neighbor. IndlsnspoUs, secretary; F.

B. Bachelor, treasurer; I A Clark. Mun-cle; J. Lowery, Ft. Wayne, the Rev.

C. E. Clough. iiloomlngtoa; J. H.

t'a-thank. Richmond; the Rev. A. D. Berry.

Indianapolis State Bunday-Scboftt Beard The Rev. J. V. eleven ger. Seymour, president; ths Rev.

U. M. McOulre, Sullivan, seo-retsry; C. B. Dearborn.

Indlaaapolla. treasurer; ths Rev. H. Wilson, Aurora ths Rev. F.

E. Dickinson. Wol-cottvll the Rev. E. O.

Bhouse, Kokomo: the Rev. D. Landls, Lafayette; A H. Huffman, Seymour. Women's Organisations.

Women's Btsts Missions Mrs. John Hubbard, chairman. Evansvlllo; Mrs. C. M.

Carter, secretary, Muncie; Mrs. A. L. Johnson. Muncie: Mrs.

Fuller Swift. MuilaonswMr. Milton Shirk. Peru: Mrs. Addlaon rWrjter.

IVIphl; Mrs. D. M. Parry. Women a Home Missions Mra Reuben JeftVry, ritate secretary and chairman.

Indlanapolla; Mra R. O. Hawkins, secretary. Indianapolis: Mrs. R.

D. Moore, Ifayette: Mra. J. O. Ward.

Peru; Mrs. N. C. Smith. Princeton; Mrs.

A. J. Thurston. Bhelbyvllle; Mrs. E.

H. Davis. Aurora. Foreign Mission Committee Ths Rsv. J.

W. Kendall, Pleasant Lake: ths Rev. F. Orifflih. Spencer; the Rev.

T. C. Probert. Petersburg; the Rev. J.

A. Ilaynea. Monon; the Rev. L. A.

Oould. Bhflbyvtlle: the Rev. C. W. Chadw'ck.

Itedford. and Dr. W. C. Taylor.

Indiana- polta. Home Mlaalon Committee The Rev. O. H. Jayne, Liberty Center: the Rey.

C. F. Dome. Lawrenceburg: the Rev. I.

N. Kln.baugh. Mitchell; the Rev. 8. Roberta.

8outhport: Ir. C. T. W. Dob he, Washington: the Rev.

J. Henson. Newton, and C. A. Marshall.

Mlrhlgantown. l'tihllration Boclety-The Rev. C. McDowell. Indianapolis: the Rev.

E. R. Cleenger. Rochester: the Rev. II.

F. Mc-Iionald. Huntington; the Rev. D. R.

Mar-Oregor. Marion: the Rev. N. C. Smith.

Princeton: the Rev. J. F. Jacobs. North Vernon: the Rev.

E. M. Ryan, Ureencas-tie. and 8. A.

Huffman. Seymour. Aged Mlnlatera' Home The Rev. J. P.

Oren. Keystone; tne Rev. J. R. Henry.

the Rev. H. C. Lameraua. Columbus: the Rev.

P. H. Faulk, Morocco: the K-v. K. A.

Fuson. Brownsburs; tne Rev. Pearce, Ooshen; H. MrForren. Bluffton; tbs Rev.

J. 8. Boy-den. Kslamasoo. Mich.

Woman's Forelja Mission Mrs. O. J. IVarborn. IndUnupolla; Mrs.

O. Mon-nlng. Anderson: Mrs. Minnie Porter, Vrvay; Mrs. W.

II. Mathews, Bedf Mrs. W. D. Wesver.

Indianapolis; Mrs. J. W. Stark. Thomtown; Mrs.

A. W. Rtinyan. Crawfordsvtlle; Mrs. C.

Stlmeon. Oreenaburg. quietly after It Bad plunged out of harm's way. After borrowing a buggy oc a weignoor, sirs, i nuas nitenea up mwr sauie ana proceeqea on ner journey, The Coal Oil Death riot. (Seeds! The laduaaeetls Mewa) CRAWFORDSriLLK, October U.

Two fatal aeddsats In Montgomery oounty this week resulted from tho naa of the seal oil ran In kindling area, Mrs. Douglas Btswart. hear Ladoga, had can explode la her hand while pouring ell on a slow lire, and was tarrihl burned, dying In eight hours. Tha following day Asa Allen, of Linden, soet death in exactly the same manner. SERVED AS A SOLDnOL Unaware that Vaturellsatlom Papers Were Required.

Special ts The MlaaaaeHs News MARION. October 11 WUltam Brenner hat taken out his naturalisation papers under peculiar rlrcumstaarea. He Is an Irishman by birth. When ha sent grated to America the great civil war was tn progress, and, under ths law then In vogus, all foreigners could enter the service, ana inus escape tawing out first papers. air.

tirenner enlisted with a mtsumlerstsndlng cf ths law, tblnklna. as a soldier, naturalisation papers were not required. He served his time si lently, and then went West, where he enjoyed all ths rights of American dtt-senehlp. Recently be discovered the mistake, and In order to become a full-fledged American citlaen, he again swore allegiance. ria Is now nearly seventy years oia.

AMITBATION TAH4L The Trouble will Oo to the federa tion of Labor. ELWOOD. October UV The attempt of the State labor commissioners to adjust the differences bat a sou the striking englnessrs tn the tin-plats mills controlled by the trust has and the matter will be referred to the Amer ican Federation of Labor, with which the strikers ars affiliated. Tho mills In this city, Anderson, Mlddletown and Oas City are affected, and forty-two engineers and their helpers are out. Their places have been filled by non-unlonlsta, and the tin-plate company Is persistent In Its determination not to recognise the union.

The trust recently signed the schedule presented by the hot-mill men and the tin workers, but the engineers were not Included In the compact. A SUCCESSFUL TAIB. The Exhibit Were the Greatest tn In Its' History. Spsclsl ts Ths Indianapolis News VINCENNE8. October IS.

The Knox County Fair Association to-day closed ons of ths most successful exhibitions held by the society In recent years. Twelve thousand paid admls- sions were an ths ground Thursday, and The exhibit of ltvs stock and farm pro-ducts waa never equaled, and tho race program was the best ever pulled off. On Friday Rejected "tons broke the track I record In an exhibition trot; time. 1:17. I The first money In the 1:30 pace was won i by Dslay; Jay second and Billy JefT-j rey third.

Time. The mile and one- nsn running daan was won by FORGED FOUR CHECKS. The Money Used In. Acquiring a Buelnese Education. (Special to The Indianapolis Mews.) CRAWFORDBVILLE.

October 11 Fred Johnson, aa eighteen-year-old boy, of New Market, has been arrested for forgery. He passed four checks at the. Cltlsens' Bank, bearing the forged signature of the stock-buvlna firm of lasruica It Busenbark. The money he spent In defraying his -tense at the Crawfordsvtlle business! tga. General State News.

Mrs. Douglass Stewart, near Ladoga. Is dead of Incidental bums. James Gamer, of Dutchvllle. traveling In hut wagon to Missouri, was found dead at Ft.

Wayne. The late Michael Hnyder. of Shelby county, uvea on tne nome rarm Tor nrty-stx yesra, and reared a family of fifteen children. While Robert and William Hempke. brothers, were hunting In the vicinity of Anderson, yestenlay, Robert wss scrl-dentally ehot In the back by his brother and very badly wounded.

1-evl Cox. accused of murdering John Arnett, lu Bulllvsn county, has been arrested, near Robinson. III. Cox Is a brother-in-law nf his alleged victim, and the fight resulted from a family feud. William C.

Gctker and Miss Ida Campbell, of Cincinnati, eloped to Lawrenee-burg and were married by the Rev. Karl Rclielb; ao. also, Georgs Gelmeler and Mlra Catherine Bauer, who were married by the Rev. C. O.

Bhlrey. Edward H. Miller, formerly of Indianapolis, defendant In criminal libel proceedings Instituted at Anderson by Mlaa Anna M. Sutton, and who threw himself on the merry or the court, waa fined ts and costs and sentenced to four montha' Imprisonment. Aa a result of the conference of county superintendents of northern Indiana, at Marlon, It was adjudged that tho small dtatrirt schools should be sbandoned, and the children sent to larger schoola.

It wss siao the prevailing sentiment that the law exempting teachers from examinations should be changed. Jacob lii art, crupper manufacturer, of Charlestown, one of the three crupper factories In the country. Is credited with notifying hla employes thst If Bryan la elected he will close his factory aa apeeo1. Ily sa he can arrange his business. Mr.

Graff was formerly a Iiemocrat, changing because of his sound money vlewa. DIED OF HEART FAILURE. While Stamping Out a Fire In the Forest Bpertal to Ths Indianapolla Kewa LIBERTT. October li-Jefferaon Ranck. fifty-three years old, of Fayette county, eight miles west of this olace.

I ft home yesterday afternoon to look after live stork on another farm, and thla morning hla dead body was found In a clearing about three miles from home. Ncsrb there had been a firs smong soma grass ami leaves, snd it waa evident thit he was trylng-to stamp It out when emit. ten with heart fullurc. He wss a member or one ot tne Deal-Known ana wealthiest families In eastern Indiana. Some years ago.

In an altercation with one of hla nmtners, over a nam of com. the broth-i shot him. raualng amputation of the ngni nanq. was a large ianu owner. in, waves wue, mil nu cniiuren.

WEBTFIELD, IndM October -Thos Whitmore, eighty-one years old. Is dead! He settled here In 18M. and served In the civil war, being a member of the Fifty, seventh Indiana, and was wounded In ac tlon, the wound contributing to his death at this lata day. Mr. Whitmore waa a member of the Masonic lodge hers fur forty years RICHMOND.

October mond Moorman, one of the oldest rltl. asne of Wayns county, died at his home yesterdsy. In this city. The burial s-rv. loss will be held Monday.

Mr. Joel Moor, man. of Irvlngton, his son, was with him at the time of his death. CRAWFORDBVILIgsT, October It T.evl Wilcox, seven! y-seven years oliL died very suddenly, yesterday, of a par-alytlo stroke, at hla home near Younta-villa. He had been a leading citlaen of Montgomery county for many years and leaves a large estate.

NOBLE8TILLH, Ind, October 13 James U. Patterson, a pioneer, of this oounty. Is dead, at hla home hers, of general debility. He wss eighty-one yea re old. Three children, and his wife, to whom he hsa been married fifty-nine years, survive him.

DILLSrV'RO, October Palmer, sixteen years old, son of Mr and Mrs. Frank M. Palmer, Is dead of typhoid fever. He was III thirteen weeks His mother and elder brother are now convslsscing from an attack of the same DELPHI. Ind.

October ll-Alexander i. Moore, old. ts dead. residents REPUBLICANS THLKX BIS UT TXJLABTCZS HELPED THE. Truck Campaign la New York An Anti-Tammany Organisation Croker's Kite Campaign.

SpeeUI Oorraspendsaes Indianapolis News.) NEW YORK. October IX Tha Republican national committee believes that Mr. Hryan Is helping materially to aolva ths Indiana problem and turn the scale In favor of the Republicans by hts speeches la tbst State. In warning the laboring men that the Republicans are proposing to keep them In subjection by a permanent military despotism, the Republican managers think Mr. Bryan has gone too far for his own good, and presumed a little too much on the credulity of American worktngmen.

They point out also thst he Is trying harder than ever to dodge the money Question. Ths nntlonal commirceer at Republican headquarters ars beginning to feel, with the Htate commit leva, thst thsy can safely claim Nebraska and Colorado for McKlnley. Reports from South Dakota. Montana. V'tah and Idaho, also show renditions of improvement.

The showing mads In the Kentucky registration Indicates an Increased Republican vote over IkM. and altogether the present Indications are that these Btatea are In favor of Republican success, which would bring tne sicnviniey column in tne committee's forecast to a total of exactly we electoral votes. The truck campaign has bean Insugu-ratcd here, and every one of tho thirty-five assembly districts will be covered nightly. New sound money clubs are being formed among the various branches of induMry. and all the veteran organisa tion of ltue have been revived.

All these organisations will participate In the jiiniey parade wnicn ten. Anson u. mc Cook will leud a week before election. Republican banners and flags are now being hung out all over the city with the same spontaneity aa In IMS. The Re publican county committee Is taking steps toward raising IN) McKlnley nags, twenty by forty feet, along Broadway and other crowded thoroughfares.

Croker hss Just completed arrange ments for a flaahllght, kite and bomb campaign. He spent a whole evening at the Democratic club In making testa with a new machine to place llery mottoee before the public. Of the latter, he ac cepted ten. which will be placed on roofs along erosaway ana appeals ror Hryan nd gtsnchfleld will be shown on the sidewalk. Arrsngements were also mode for eight stations at which flaahltghta and other devices will be placed.

At each station bombs will send out a dense white vapor high in the sir. and the flashlights 111 plsi-e mottoea on the vapor. Kaoh station will alao have Illuminated kites bearing Bryan and Rtanchfleld Inscriptions. From the roof of Madison Bqusra Garden a thirty foot square of netting framed In bamboo snd supported by kites will be sent up snd It ts planned to throw campaign statements on It when It Is up about a thousand feet. Senator Piatt la again planning to boss the police, and It In said that should Odell win the Governorship race the for- win try to paaa tne Btate constabu lary Isw.

which he proposed a yesr or so ago. i'lstt's nrat conatabulary bill met with such er opposition from both tv-mm mta snd Republtcsns that It had to be abandoned. The Democrats of Brooklyn have re- romlnated four gold Democrats for Con-grese. The only one not renominated was Congresman Mitchell M-- who ot only refused to vote with ie Republics na In Congress, but slao elded in local politics with State Senator Michael J. Coffey In the fight agalnat leader Hugh McLaughlin.

a The new De- -a tic organisation. which Comotrol 8. Coler. and the uemocrats wno rse nis aaministra- 1 Uon and who exported him for the nomination- fur v-jvernor, threste.c.j to form before the Htate convrr n. li getting under way.

A lark, aum- ber of practical polltlclsns throughout Greater New York, who have become dls- gusted with the management of the ma chine, have exresaed a willingness to help dethrone the Tammany boases. The principal object of the new Democracy will be the driving out of power and office of all the big and little bosses who have been using Tammany Hall and the Kings county organisation to punish honest Democrats and to enrich themselves at the expense of their party snd ths public I'nder the proposed plan the new organisation will be In complete working order before January 1, and there Is no doubt that the new party will be a powerful one when the mayoralty campaign of next year opens. It la mors than likely that Comptroller Coler will be supported for mayor. ooo Candidate fltam hflel.l. who wants to be the Democratic Governor, peralalently refuses to give up to the campaign fund.

He hss just had a two hours' conferenoe with Croker and Murphy, and Mr. Croker There la no doubt that the Hrvanlte i campaign In the Interior Is In a bad iy There Is little doing, snd the rebellion of the Hill forces sgalnst Cfoker's ticket continues una ha ted Politicians who have talked with the Tammany chief recently say that he Is worried. The large sums of money he has spen: In this city have failed te develop the enthusiasm be exiiected. "Gum Shoe BUI" Stone, of Missouri, has just re turned to the luxury of his si parlor In the Hoffman House, after three days of campaigning up the State. The first thing he did on bla return waa to Issue i a statement of the result of his oh- i lervatlon.

This statement Is right In line with the efforts of the Hill faction to place upon Mr. Croker the full responsl- 1 blllty for the campslgn. ooo William Jennings Bryan, In hla charge through the Hlnte nf New York after plu- tocrsts. la to travel In tha Pullman prl- vats car "Lucullus," which will lie part of a special train hired for ths populist and Democratic candidate for Hrealdent. After leaving- New York city Mr.

Bryan ts to stop In fifty-one cities and towns of the State and make a speech In each one. ooo Even money that Benlamln B. Odell will have SO.imO plurality for Governor la the latest betting ocide. On the general result the odds remain nt I to 1 In Mc- Klnley's favor. A bet of flA.finO has been offered on Stock Etrhange late this week that McKtnley's plurality In New York State will reach TO.Ono.

Another bet of $10,000 to W.oo was offered that Kansas will mo Republican. RALPH JT. ROCKWELL. I Nothing troubles more than dyspepsia, unless it be sin or boiled cabbage, Take Ajrer's Pills for the one. Avoid the other.

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These special prices are for sets of teeth ONLT. No Chloroform FREE EXTRACTION WHEN BE5T TEETH ARE ORDERED Our extractor hag made painless extraction of teeth a specialty for ten years. Is one of ths vary few dentists In the' world who does nothing but extract. Is edged to be one of the moat able extractors In the country. When you come to as you place Tour case with the oldest eatab-Hsned and most reliable dentists In ths city.

Our best teeth are fitted In on wag. faclsl contour la restored, the slse, color and shape of tooth selected to suit you. We ars ths enly DeetUt a the State who Meau-facture end administer Vitalized Air. TAFTS DENTAL PARLORS types 8 a. m.

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Fence anrf Kof Paint, which Is cheap enough, la the beat investment a property-owner mske. If he will have ths ahtngiea dipped before being put on, ami thn give the roof a cost every time he paints hla bouae, he will never be cslled on to reshlngls that bouse In a lifetime. It la not every kind ot paint that will do for roof painting. lead Is the woret of all. A good OxWe of Iron Hiilnt la the beat.

We make It, and It la mads right. We would be please.l to take tha matter up with you. or. If you have a metal roof, wa have paints sa pec tally for this class. The time to talk with us about Cal.itlng should be before the roor put on.

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