Miami Gazette July 28, 1909 - January 5, 1910

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WAYNESVILLE. OHIO, WEDNESDAY

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Dr.' E.S. Dyche, of Spring Valley, died'I'uesday morning at 2:30 of ap· O~lexy. He had d b~~n ~ ai1i~g only kh" an. 'd 1~ leat fc~mde~ a 9ut a wkee hoc to IS w I e CI rc eo f r Ien s as a s , 'II d d' m Waynesvl e, an surroun \fig country. He was well known and beloved by all. He was a Mason, and that bouy will take charge of the funeral. He Wrui a brother-in-I~w of F, C. Carey an d ha d a Iarge re Ia t'Ionsh'IP dh aroun ere. The funeral \l"I' • 11 be held at Ill'S late Thur,;day home ' in Spring t 11 'I Valley k morning a 0 c oc .

JULY 28, 11109 .

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: . - - - _. - - - - - - - -'.-- - - - - - _. - - - - - - . JeB:le Lewis spent Sunday at horne,. Mni. Annie Leonad is quite sick. B, S. Homell has been on the sl'ck S. L ,Cartwright is able to be out '" list. again.

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The Busin ~ .~ , . - ., •. - - - - - - ,. - - . ' ' at 'o ulleil met MOilday ven lng Auditol' S. ~. Stilwell,of Lebanon, chamber, and while on ly a srna ll I r,;, E. ,Ba r nharl onL ' rlai ned has gon to Waverly, Ind ..~ to spend crowd was presen t, several matters at dinne r Monday f ) \' Mrs, Will Rus~' h of importance were talked Dve r, sum. an d Mi's Ro\\'ena Wright. ' e usa wee k WI'th h'ISmo th er W I10m The principal them~ of the talk ually visits each s ummel'. C: G, Williamson is home from S, A. Ringer is assisting in the was having a representution in lhe M .'s, AglI 'Wt'i It t entertained ht ,., At d '1 ' d' HI ' Texas. postoffice this week. Board of Commer'ce. a slate ol'gani- di nnel' ~a tu rd uy . II'S, Will Russum . J .1\.. \ el'son, IS ocate ~n 0 ton Kan" and although, haVing been Mr, and Mrs. W, H, Allen were tn I' L, A, Zimmerman and A. ~affit zation, and is organized for the beL- and da ughl I' amI l\,l isil I ina Wright , a~ay from ,~aynesV1I,le many years Dayton last Thursday. were in Dayton Monday. :~:t~~~.of th e state and mor'e eq ual Miss Gracey , of Cincinnati , hOD J W'II Wh't 'R' h d still holds hIS mterest an the old home Chautirv Bunnell alld wife entel'. I I e was In IC mon, The \'dea of .......ood apPt'al' sel's was place by getting the Gazette regular1 h' been visiting Miss Dora Ellis. Ind. , the first of the week. brought ou t fot' l.he next appraisment tained E.' S, Bail y and wif , ISl'a I y eac Issue, h arIesS mart, 0f R'ICh mon dId , n., Gail Russum, of Dayton, spent Sun- as they are to be lect d t hi ' fall. ' atterthwaite and wif . and J , B. spent Sunday with his family here, day with his uncle 0, J : Edwards and Everyoile who heard W, p, Whi t- Chapman and wife at dinnel' Sunday ' In a Ietter wrItten to h'IS parents, C, E. Bratten came home Saturday family, lock last week were loud in their Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Edwards I&st week, Wilson Ed{vards says he likes from a business trip to Southern Ohio. Mrs, Will Russum and daughter, praise of his talk made at th Towll- ' MI'S Will Russum. Mrs, Geol'ge his location fine, He i on a farm Mrs. Laura Hicks Moore, wife of Mrs, Bettie Clements spent Sunday of Dayton, are visiting O. J. Edwards ship House as h explained the Hawke and Mi8.Q Emma Haw]' , W / 'I' (! fifteen miles fl'om Denver, Col. Thomas M, Moore, p,assed away at at Oregonia with her niece Mrs. Ed, and family. new taxation law in ail its Iphases, delig htfully entel,tain d at dinn r her home on West Mam street, at 6 Jeffrey and mad e it vet·y clear to all present, Friday , by Miss May Wl'i ght. , o'clock. Thursday evening, after a . Robert Cross and wife and Mrs. The Associa tion discussed the po: Friends of Rev. Wal ter Edwtn serious illness of seven weeks. dura- Mrs. EdwJn Chandler is slowly rep nichard Cross were Cincinnati visit- sibility of Ii Labor Day celebratiOIl / Mrs. George Hawke will entertain here, and it was decided ,to, lay th e I at dinner today the following ladies, Dakin ,received cat'd~ this week an- tion. She suffered ,from ariaemia, covering from an attack of nervous ot'!! Monday. nouncln~ that h~ saIl for ~urope and while she had been confined to prostration. Misses Lida and Marianna Meyere, matter over to a called ~ee tlllg to be Mesdames Will Russum, 0, J, Ed,from PhIladelphIa on tbe Frelseland her bed only sillce about the first of W'Il L' . tt d f '1 I f4- of Dayton, are spending the summer held next Monday evemng . , wards, E, V. Barnhart. E, S. Baily, on the 24th inst. Rev. Dakin has . ., I Ippmco an ami ~ e " AI' d k' ' I" I h' l'I" June, she bad been 10 falhng health Tuesday moming for a visit to rela- in Bellbrook. reso ution was passe as tng J. B. hapman. . Master Stewart Allen, of Norwood council to grant the council chamber ' reached th e rea IzatlOn 0 IS 1 e s for the last two years. Besides her tives in Indiana, is visiting his granc.lmother, Mrs. for the use of the Association for MI'. and Mr!:!. W, S, Graham had dream- that of a voyage accross the husband and father, Mrs. Moore waters. Ieaves one bro th er, J une H'ICks f If you want the Safest and Best their meetings. . , 0 J.. Sarah CAli ' gues ts a t d'tnn er Sunday,W 'f ' . Sh I I h t Gasolene Stove ever made, call a, . en. .. - • as th elr . JI ornla, 'All en W• B. ames,ol: "Xenta, ' h as Just ' a e a so eaves er wo J H Col ' BOYS GET GOOD I>LACE A, Cornell an, d family, H, A, Co 1'0 ell , t F ' k dF dM f" .eman s. Come in and see the New Perfect " s ep sons, ran an l'e oore, 0 d f ') Albert Stacy and farru'ly returned from a.four day , triP to th' 'ty Mr and Mrs Mercer Dakin of tion Wick Blue-Flame Oil Cooks at an ami y, , Port Clintol'l, ,~Hch" where he V:~ ~~ f~neral serVices were held at Leba~on, have ~n visiting Mr.'and J. H. Coleman'.$ County Clerk S. 0. Hal~ of Green. and Harry Prater, sent from Xenta as a representative th I S ·t d aft t' 3 Mrs Will Thorpe , County, surrendered his office Monofthe £. 0 , 0, F. to ,the Grand En· ,e 10 me d a ur ay d tedernobon Da , . . RaMdlBSeIls fJefanD FetrgUson and Stsarahf day to his successor Leroy M~rshall, E.. Baily and wife entertained loc k ,an was con uc n'" t fOb' All hOC y rs. Miss Vema Shoemaker of Springn a , 0 ayon, are gues 0 of Cedarville h I ' Jfues ts a t s,?pper Sa t urcGUlpmen 0 10. en sal'S e W H M h'd J h KId t " M J W Wh'te '" t e f,0IoWing crowded several weeks of good times . . . oor~ ~ ,o~ep yean field, has been the aruest of G. H. rs.. . I. ~~, Marshall, Who IS a SOrll of day evening; Mr. and Mrs, -Mercer i~ this"tri~, and. came home looking W:;:s~rMo:re:law~ze:i_kno~ in Ol~m~nts and family: ' Mrs. H. E. Hathaway and Mrs, Wllhs Marshall, a~d a ne~hew of I Dakin, George Hawke and wife, J. B: hke he enJoyed It. Waynesville, as she used to be a fre- , Mr. and Mrs. Adam 'Sto~~s went~ HarveyBumetwereguestsoffriends Joa. Marshall, of thIS place, IS a very i Chapman and wife, Mrs, WiI) RusDayton ThursdaY on a VI81t to the~r in Sprinrboro Friday. popuJar young man, a 8'raduate of sum ami Miss Rowena Wright. q uent visitor here. if 'l Ph" H . Cedarville college and has served as ' J • - • son ames an IPnI y. Ibp opkms, Sr., wasdQwn town . . I f th' -Ced '11 h I I Mr. W. A. Rodgers a former . ted ch I k f th fi prmclpa 0 e. arvI e sc 00 s. '11' WaynesVl e Citizen, now, loea CARD OF THANKS J. E. Janney and daughters, FAina o. weet or e . rat He w It I und ou btedl y prove an a bl e ( Mi-''''arvBratten was very• agree' , X a t'n crut . es h' ast 'd ::s:nn J Waver Iy, Oh10 is vISiting in enla and Jeanette spent a few days laSt Ime smce 18 aCCI en . ffi . 1 H' b th J C I M ably surprised by a few of her young . h Ll_ M W n~ .1 ' . 0 CI~. lq ro er, . ar arWit . " ~ 8O~t a:.. a~ren ~gers anu We heartily desire to thank our week in Penal.ton, Ind. MisseS Winifred Macy and 'Arma shall, be his deputy. friend. Saturday afternoon ' the 00fanuly, of NOl't" Galloway street. friends for the kindness and sympaMr. and Mrs'. ,Mercer Dakin, of Clements were. guesta of ,friends in •- , c~i n being' her birthday. Supper BAND CONCERTS Wa.q served on the lawn and was Mr. Ro.dger~ iR'!l\e 'kg8)lt . for the~, thy they have shOWn us during the !,.ebanon, were week-end guests of Harve"burar lart Fride,y. T. and 1. raIlroad at Waverly. WIll illness and death of our dear daulth- Geo .. Hawke and fam"y. ' , thoroughly enjoyed. Those present " ~mund lletAUick and Wife are In all probability the merchants were': Misses Pauley, of Lebanon, took ~ run, down bere ~hi1~ on . his ter and sister. vacabon, to look up hIS former ac, .Mr. and Mrs. J. ,R. Oppand chi1dren~ ¥~ Kathryn Dakin and Donn. among the ~mpers at Chautauqua will have t,he band to give concerts Ruth Hartsoek, Ruth Zimmennan, I • _.. " Hawke and Mr~ Ronald Bawke at. ~or !he ~t of the ~n. . , . for th~ b~lance of the season every Ada Michen~r, ~uella anti Jea~ette quaintances. . , "; , WAR ON TUBERCULOSIS tended the 'C hautauqua Mon<ky. ~r. and Mrs. ~a!1 H~s 'Uld 14188 Tbursday evening. ' Quite a little Janney, Margaret Lewis, Edith and ~wis Jo~~on at,td daug?ter, M~ , , , Mrs: Clyde Jliatt little daugh- ~a.Hays. of ClDcmna~l. w~re Sun- money has been collected, and po - Rachel Sheehan, Helen Marlatt. ~Uha,· of Cmel~nat1, .and mece. Ml~. As a well ~onsidered step to rec;lu~e ter. of ' Winchester, Ind., are here d.a y guests of Mrs. Behnda Rogers, ~ibil~ty th~ balance will be forth- live all ri'fnez Kellison, Estla Haine~; ay ·Johns9n., of ~lchmond. Ind,., the mortahty from , tuberculoal8 with her sister Miss Lina Wri h ' Warren ,E dwards who has been in commg thiS week, IIrma Hough, Alice Carey, Helen hj\ve Peen staying at the ,Friends among insured lives, the ~etroP9liM' ' AJ " d An Cl West Vi .....inia for a' couple of weeks Bandmaater Fan say there will J HaWKins Ethan Crane Robert. Paul ' U J 0 hn- tan Life "rnsurange '" , ISSes ', ma an na . ements ... Saturday for . a few days..' be a concert "anyway on r+. J ' , H ome f 01' Ii f ew d ays. JUr. Compan~ of New , came home ~hursday of · and Willard Brfltten. . . . next week. The program will ap' • - • son'8 fathe!;" Jas. Johnson, 0\VD~ York ~gins t.oday the distribution are spending the , week, WIth theIr what was known as the old Kmley of3600000 copies of aVQlumecal1ed grandfather, Wm. Duk,eatLytle. A. W.Halnesa~dfamlly,ofXenla, pearinnextweek'spapers, RECORD BREAKER ' M J h 'h ' b " , . 'b'ch ' ',' , ' were lrUests of hIS grandparents Mr. ' , propel' ty . . r. 0 noon as een orA. War Upon Consumptlon / ,' w . 1 · Mrs. 'A, L, l:?id~ and chlld~en have and Ml'H Allan Haines Sr Saturda 'rhe band will play all day at the . ' y K. of P. picnic ,Th,u rsday. A record breaker in every partleuover th~ old ground of his boyhood treats of "The Nature of t~~bi,sease; arrived home from a three weeks vis: and Sunday M" ,.' . • , "- " lar' is theprediction fq)'the :coming days. ,i je left here in 1850, and ,this [ts Extent,' GrowtlI ' and Spread; itwithrelativesinWilliamstown,Ky iahis second visi~heresince that tinH~', ,I ts Cure ' anu Prevention, includinp: M ' 'En 'a'u' f "n , ISS LIZZI!3 .Carro~1 re~~rn~ ~atur~ THE FIRST PHONE Ohio State Fair and Industrial Ex': y , ' ' 'I Friendly AdVjce to Persons · Having 'the' ;~est h~r' r:other a;:s e dNa I;lfterdaMpleasanEd~thvlBslttW1teth ,Mthl'S. , position, to ,be held in Columbus, • , , . Diseases of the Lungs II , ''£he boo)< , . . ancyan rs. .1 u rwor • . 1n ~ article I~t week on the first August M, 3t, Septembl#r 1, 2 and 3~ , 'rbe Dayton Journ~l)las the folloW,- . ted . 'd' .odl 'b' ~_~ b "-tn Romine.,from s..turd8j" ~nt'il Monday at,Butierworth Station. practical phone In town, J. H. COIe- \ It wl'l'l be replete with novel educa ing Iltrticle, in which,two formercit'- IS prln ..an , strl u~ y e, , . • . , ' . th h h 't r'f I Co Mlaaes Martha 0 Neall and Je9Sle ' 'U r and Mrs A T Fife of Dayton m, a~ wants" to say at , e pU,t t e tl'OO' al f eatur""', one of ...hl·ch- the' Me t tOpOl~ aD,,...1 e ~suran~e , mpa- u : J""tt h ( , t.~.:. ed af..... " d; ~,& t' S d ' • ·th° Ed' ' .' Ch dl ..., n zehs are mentioned~' , N hi ' h f ' I . y , . J'd" nyofNewYol'kfortbeU~ofItsIn war.avere .... n . """rspen 109 spen ut) &'/ WI . Win an er firstPl1l.Ctl~~liphonehere. Hebo~ght domesticscien~e ' departm~nt-isa~o ti ot p~ sed°rtth a ca Illrl'llt cfou dustnaf Poiicyltolders I' .' several days' very.pI~ntly at Chau-' and fa~iJy. Mr.' Fife returned Sun- the pho,ne 'm CI,eveland and Ge,orge tracting unusual attention. This h H~kve ' dKepr1~ e ~~p ;i~, °th~: Thus 'what has c~m~ to be kn'ow~ tauqua.' · da.y evening but Mrs. Fife remained ~oolley and WIll Anderson put It up school will be lo'cated in ,the auditori-

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,t he ~cial pr6gram i.u life insurM' D H k' d H . . L for a weeke visit with her, relati~es. a~ut ,18 . ~he phone ~onnected toriunl of the handsome new womI ~ I IJr:n ~r cOhmlPatnFY ~d· ell' Ir aonua PICniC 0 as 1'1 ay. . ' . ' . , Isses onna aw e an ennefl-, " • - • ., hI h nd h18 home A httle later ' Joe 'Ei>rightr, linen , dep~tment ance IS Im~utrUrated on a, glgantl~ ta cKinsey returned .home Sunday WILL OIVE 'AWAY WATCH . s s op a . . . . ,' en's building. and will be ,under the " d Ch~. J.acobs p~t up a SImilar one direct supervision of Miss R. Jti..' Walld• , 1 ' :J:' , :' ,head an , d a riknowlegeci' p~er of all csa e. ' , ! _ .. ' , ',: eVening"~ from: ', hautauqu,a , where , ' .' . " t h d \ b"t tl , "1 C Carey the barney dealer ~qnnec: mg ome an , s lOp, , " I~ ,of tlle Ohio Stat~ Unive~,sity. • 4-L "c~t-.ups;l'~, tii,s'd"prin;te ' th~y hl1d ~pent ten ~8. " i', · ·" " .' ." , bghtnm,g struck this phone an,d as It MI'ss Wardall, has prepared am · ost " 'd" waa l :in .' _. . :.1 while f" ' ' , .'Bt.JI~CH""WRlOtiT .~ '. I' , , has fifty whips whloh he intends to "1.e ,vl~n. CI,wete uemg ~spo~ ,~ . I? ~ " ' ~ " '. , . .' Qr. and . Mrs.l J , T: E1lis and Dr. eell ro~'1 eaoh, a.nd , he will make. crossed the Coleman phQne, !t ,put attractive prog ram, including, prac, the dmmg ,nail, and .: a tho.ult~ ~hJa )flSS , ~ma; Wrlg~t s~.,prl~ ~er' and Ml,'8. P. D..,Clage~ ,aut;ged to Sql- ,pr~ent of .Viotor auld filled watoh both of them out of ~ommlsslon, I tical demonstrations and daily lecf th h F Afterward, 'p~,rhaps , a cO,uple of lures byexpet'ts . .' ' .'.: " good c~eer ,was not needed tQ J,~se~ many fnendshere,by qUIetly sUpp~ng phur Springs near Chillicothe Sunda.y 'l t ' " u, p th, e others jollity. ,A,e llbl"ool'e his, off to Cincinn"ti ~'Qnrlay' . Jul.y 27,t h retu-l'ng ·.ond'ay eV'enl'ng " 0 onde 0 , gin.va or ad years 1a t er, th e F umas'& Ell IS pone h 3 , .., I ... al 11800 preseDet Pburo e wase goo Vat' , 'lous state institutions an~i' de- ' i11 share of the witticisms and l1umol'. · where she waS united ,in marriage to . ,' . 0 lL Onth~c,oJDmii~9fi..tran~p.ortatio'n Mr. To~ ,Burch, of Siqney, Ohio. M,rs. ~~Ice Shut~ ,and d.aughter, ","hlp. .Thill is ne loher.y soh6me, was put in. • _ • partn'1en ts, including the Experiment the name. of J., G. 'K~mle~ ~d S. D, Mr. Burch a traveling man aod Mrs., D,empsey ~enms, of RIchmond, lIut a .bu8~ue88 propos~t,i~n, an~ any " SUES ScHOOL SOARD I Station. State Uni,ve,rsity ,and, Dai~ " Everly,wete' ~ntioned Ii 'd thi~work l'e resents ,;the'" Whi~ker.Quinne'r Ind.; are 8~enalDg a eouple of weeb, one wantll~g a good whip WIll do and Food Commlsslo,ner s D~partwas' fu1l1upktnem~k. :' ", D~g :,Co"ofDaYtoq. ~e G~e~te, with SethFUmasand family. , " welltooallonh~!:.. , Suitw~broughtagainst~heBoard mentand t he,Stat!'l Llbrary,~I!l~c: ~~ ~ ~J ~xteodshearty cQti'g ratulations. . " Ifyou wantorileedsom~25cchoice AN .OLD-TIME PICNIC o~ ~uca~lon of .Lytle speCIal schnol ' cupy ~ne en~lre structure wl~h ,l!l , 00Ve OFF.lqER ,OUClqNO , , " , : . , ~ ,. 'G ranite Ware/ 'or&rlYthing in the·tin ",'. ,dIstrIct oy ~WIS Elhuff. Saturd3,Y, terestl,ng dlsplay.s,. Th~ bUlldmg CLIMATE TOO HOT , . ',. '1' ''' "-":11' " d F " ", Orown LOdge K. of P. WIll hold an the case havmg been appealed from , wheretn these exhIbIts WIll be housed • ' " '. ' : I ' ' .' " h ' d' ,; \ ' "; , " ware ID~J CIU m ~ see me ",:_ OI!.h~r' ,lkQ Btbwq. Of ,J;.ebaDOD t :r ' " .• ~, . ' , J. ·H.COleman • .aU-daY' Plc~~cThursday,July29,l909, Justice O. J .. Edwards .courtln Wll1alsobeellU\pp~d WI.t a,mo el,n I wI.,attr.loted by what ,8e~rhed;,to 'b9 ~r. ~alterJord,linand faJmlyar-' " , at ,COld' Spl'ln~ on ,the Cross farm Wayne township. Elhuffclalmsthere lecture room where sCIentists ~11 aJf,~r~1>6 tlgb't , ~tween t;,N O ~,n,tver: .r~v~d ber~''l\J~ay eyeping ~ter ~ ,.~iss~ ~ qlOslJing~'r: ' Noa~a ~elo,,: .~~." AI! Kni~ht:s and their is due him 120 for five 'days' , atten~-, discour e upon to~i~s of ~ita,I , Im, It&r 8'Qdeli~ " W~uet!dQ.Y', a.nd t~~- elght~onth~,~Jo,urn tn,Te)(as, Whtle Rlcea~n, \~I~c~e Kelly, Ger~rude famlh~ atecorthally mV1ted. Come Jlnce at ~he ~eachel's' Institute In portance to our agrlcultu,ral Interests , ning up 'to separate t1iAD~! theo'ffiolal' ,th,~ chrnate In the ', ~Inter greatly Quigley: and Ch:l~ Ca.t6n, of Dayton, ~d ~nng 'a well-filled basket and LebanoR in August and " 10 for five The lnanagers ar,e plannmg othe~ ~d, w614renohed ,by tbree llucket8 ' of benefited Mr,. Jordan, yet ~be weath- w~re 'w~k-endgu~~ of Miss Ethel havea'good time ' Music by Waynes-days' attendance in October, 1907. ucational innovations equallyas tn- . , , ,:w:a~r ~bO\!e. " , ' , ", .. er ~hi& summer li~ been the ho~t WU1J,~~on. ,", " .' : ' " ~lle Band: TtJe back lias been, en- He,received, judgment in Edwards' teresting as the above mentioned, ' " "" ~r~e 8t~d"ebt8 ti~:ve ba.d"it in for~ke in '~n yp.ars, being on an', aye~lfe ci~ \ Mi~ , Sarah J.D!Dl who h~ 'been ~foralJ day',butKnigbts ~ho,uJd court owi~g to 'the non·appearancs which will bean~o~,nced I,~ter. , _, .~~,r ~J~oe ,h e ~t ~rsed :~P~ ' qi~bt 1,05 m t~,e , shade~ We a~ glild .t~., vlsitlng -Ed'Yin ,Chandler and family be a~,th~ h:all a~~ !:30 to 9 0 , ,clock. of 'the defen~an;' _ • Although entries In the .c~mpetltve ",t 8hlrtpar~~ef , Theyht\.ve be~n~~y- hav~ M,~ .. .~or~an , ~$i ~IS faml,l~ forthet p~t 'tw~w~~, J~ftlaatFri,' OREAT C~EARANCE SALE " ' " departme~l~oft\leExPOslt\On, do!l1Qit , . ~~J. fo~hloi,!~...IQme ,time" ', 'I\u,d t.be agam wlth us. ~.. ':": • ",~ , day to' qt.ke a'position as n~rse in the, r ' .' ' • ' " , " A HUSTLING FIRM close unt!l ~Ug~st ~4lh ,next, ~h,e " .- opvort~lhrm/)l:nen,t~eWe~n~8da.y , ' " ' I ,,' soldiers'HomeatJohruiOnCityl'enn. W~ .\Yant, tp 'call our ~adersl:\~ , , . ' Secret~~ysmaillsdallyfloode4~lth : \ ', Whent~er '8awI~~lh8f!.d~dt)lf~fr $Y ,A FAMIL.V '. R~tJNI?N ~ 'J','" ,"", .-.', teilHon"tothe dof F. C. Schwartz, ,On another page IS f~uI1d t~e applicatio!ISfol: entl'an~el.thu~~ur., TWq of the ,bung men ' bled tbem~ " , . - . . ' .' . . ~~. T~~o~. of Day-ton" and M~. the,;h\l8~ing merch~nt, ~ho . i~ , offer. mark-down ad of a hus,th~g X,e ma Ing most rna:gnlficent dIsplays In each '\ " .e~y'e8 w .lIeoond.atQ~y. .window Qf '.~, h~ " lJlse~-Wllh~m!1on :ta~lly re- A. Fergua,en and dal?arh~r Ruth, of ,inf his ' 8~k ,' ~t : ireatly redueed cl~thi~r. a~f1 ~ny ,o?e wallt~ng any- of the seventeen distinct dep~rt- ~ ,', the , untV~r8ltY, , ~,kJDg" i~tlf.'th~tp u~lon ~Jl meet at, the h~me, o~ J:. W. 'Rteh!h0nd, Ihd., , -~uest~ J,.t pri.ces, Mr. 'Schwartz, who ~eet>S., his thmg IP thl8 lme wl.n ,~ve money ~Y' ments., The amu~~ent '8?si ' enter-, , . cli1'ee 1&1'.0 buokets filled w,t,W water, Hisey. ,~p'~ay, Au~st !9, ,1909. week ,of Mr.,, ~~ .Mrs.,Dan lI~ett: JrOOds P.'0vini.~J 'the ,t ime, 18 a great puyjng qf R. S, Kmgs~ury, who IS tainment to be p.rovlded will far e1!'- , , , '«liile t\\'o, 9tl1eze ~nfk~ea:l~ & J;Jl<?Ok .,AlIl'~l~tlv~ p~ , ~~e ~8!lllly a,re ~o~t ,Mr.lerg11S9.n, lOm1ng.t~em on satU!, beJiev~~;., in pti~t.er·s ,ink; &n~ ' m' at ~ways, ,~n ha~d , and ';II,~, ,treat you cel that of for~er ' Y~ars~'. a,s art ~ f:lg~,f~nledl"~lt uuder tbe Window c~rdlaJly inVi~~ t!.~ pr',,~~nt. , , ~~ ,to~ a w.eek~~d VIS1t. " ,.,' tbt'top' a11.~~~e. , , ' rght. \'" , ",4 ' _ ... ' : , '. pecial,ly ~~ron~ ,P O~I;~~ ~lll p,Te,vall , ~Wheb th~ 'om.oer' 0I,l1D" on the eo~ne . BASE B~LL OAME ~", MessrS. Ernat ,Robinson', Hel'bert ' .~, :: - , " FARM DIDN'T SELL ' each.evenmg,lllcludmg band co~e~rtJ toaeP.Ar&teth8aorappen:'~p..,a~v~ '.,..', . t ,' " ~wardJt, ~y~a~ket ea;.I.I~a\vk~" ~ , S~~S',;'~E~~ON _,,"', !)' ','. ,: il'e~.feature~ctsiSp~ll?,af1'~S,tUIl8!l~ .mptt~ tbe wa.t~r on him, -aDd thint Waynesville de(dt«l ' Mt~' HollY James, ~cClure, :Alb ?4art. Harold The Bean' 'I1.anion "ttl be b:eld'In A't tl)e sheriff's sale of the' late d'o us Shows .Ilnd a bnl1'B;D~ pyro. r p!ad~ aOOC;1 'heh- eeoape, " ,', Sunday in an exciting P!De of ~rrors Jiowel1 and RuBBeD' Par~t!tte formecJ 'uae ~ ~n' ,rove ~~a1, 4lex'Stewart proJjel'lty neal' ,Oregj)- ni~ display. The I!:xp,Oirit~on . ~n tij , . , • _. .' " • I. ,~,;the ~re ~f 12 to 9. Th" ' ~e a .., crowd who 'fa~aed 'MJamf Aulal.l4th. Cvenb04T lD'ftMd ~ nm, MonckY. , the fmn fail~ tQ of such tran~~ll1', and ' m~.lltuc;le as Several of our cltizw heard W. J. was a IODi on~, IQOtt o~ tllf time be- ~u\auqua' Frida1 afternoon aDd with well 8111d ballieU. an. brill&' the appraised :value ana will to well deserve the liberal patronaae , aioyan at Cbautaliqua, Tulsdav. iDa' taken up With ~e evliUng. • lI& ••• ' - "..e. . have to be oft,red apin. which indlcptions ~ow f~r~ut. M ,

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were at home, but came In Ihortlr "I, we should elope: he __111 mu. aft r Glle ,had I Ct. Lady Arabella a gTeat bullabaloo." I made som sligh Ing remark about This admirable s uggestlon at once ' GlI ,as sbe always did whenever orr commend d 1lB' If to me. portunJly offered . Dallbu was verY liH Is hullabaloo could not separate ~Ind to me, and 1 gav her to qnder· ' UI, If wc w re married," I replied. sland prlvat Iy that 1 was ready to "True," said Daphne; ";lnd. after a11, haul (lawn my flag llt thc first sum· he and I.ally HIH kshaw as good as Watchful Core I. Summer When DestrucUv~ Insects Are mons to surrender. eloped, and s he was but, 18-a year LayiDs Their Elllls May Save Our Orchards The fnmlly from B rk ley Square younger than 1." aDd Tbaber. was going to tbe play that night, and Tbus was I supplied with another I mention d that Giles and I would be argum nt. ltOweft!' desirable It may be to have CIlder wood. At tbls time tbe "worm" there LOg lh r, And so, just as the I again s wear that I had not a playhouse was lighting up, we walked thought ot Daphne's fortune in aU • judicious prunJng of our oaks, we ftI about half grown. According to the above writer ' and In. AfLCr the curtain was up, and whIm this. I wQuld ha\'e taken the dear can hardly trust to b eetl~s to do the work as we wish it done, 'and durinc others, this larva needs moisture to Mrs, Trenchard was making her gTeat girl with nOlhlng but the 'clothes u Dfthe speeoh In "p rey." I motioned Giles her back, pOll the summer of 1908 Elaphldlon cer· co through with Ita transformationll to look toward Lady Hnwkshnw's box. True to his wonl. Sir Pete r worked talnl,. e xceeded the limit and caused , to the pulpal and later to the imago Oamden.. N.J.- "It 1B witb pleasure Her ladys hip eotered on Sir Pet r's like a Trojan to get me a berth on the much anxIety to owners of oak trees in atage. This evidently It could not arm; his fnce was very red" and he Bellona, and, meaning to do Giles the various parts of the country. Further, obtain If the twls remalned on tbo that I sad my testimonial to your long Ust -hoping that it ma), I was growling under his breath. to greatest ser"lce In the world tried since it sometimes attacks the apple tree, It therefore proceeds to oOt already themselves of which Lady F!a"' kshaw contributed llke"'lse for him; and mlghUlY ' afrllld and other QuJte yaluable trees, It calla oft tbe ' twig which has afforded It a Induce others to avail this valuable medi. home so that this wlll lie on the an obligato accompsnlm nt In a sepu]· w we re tbat he would soon succ~ed . tor some attention. cine, Ll~aE,Pink­ During Julr one may observe be· moist earth during the autumn and chral voice ; and behind them, In all This brought matters to a crisis 1I'lth ham's VeEetable neath oak t ree!! many tallen twigs a nd winter. This Is a very nice operation, Compound. I suf· th e splendor or bpr beauty, walked Daphne. I mentioned the word "e~tl" apparently, al atated fered from terrIble Lady \rab lIa, and last, came sweet, to her again, and sbe made a gl'llat In some instances small branches, evidencing headaches, pain in swe t Daphne. outcry. after the manner of ' young with leaves still attached and ge ner- above, remarkable instinct. back and rigM Fitch clalma that the enUre larTal The first gl!nl,j'se Gil es cau~ht of women. and ulen began stralght... ay ally withered, though sometimes stm By was tired and Lady Arahella se med to r new In an to show me precisely how It might be gTeen. A glance Into the tree wlU re- and pulpal stage Is passed within tbe nervous, and so MOLLY EI.UOT SEAWEll Ln stant the spell sbe bad CRst on him done, protesting. mean while, tbat she ,eal possibly other twigs hanging sus· twig. From personal obserTaUona, weak Icould hardly five years before. He seemed almost would ne ver, no, never. cons nt. We atnQd. L~Q.in E, Pinkham's V egetalike a madman. He could do nothin g both agr ed. though. that It was (OoPTrI.hl, 1lI0II, Bobb .. MomU Co.) ble Compound rabut gaze at h r wit h ey s that II em d prope r we should lay tbe matter 01 SYNOPSIS. stored me to health starting out or bls be ad. He grew our marriage before Sir Peter and me like a new pers0'!l pal and then I' d, and was 1l1<e a man Lady Hawks,haw; but I saw that Da»h· shall always have my Ilraise.' At U rears or age Admiral Sir Peter Bawkshaw's nephew. Richard Irn, f e ll In a frenzy, It was all I could do to ne, who was of a romantic turn, had P. V ALENTll.'E, 002 LIncoln deeply tn love at tll'1!l sigh t with Lad'Y mcderate his voIce and bls looks In he r Imagination fired by the notioQ of ..... ,""'IIt<. Camden, N. J. Arabella Stormont. who spurned hi.. at· , Me, - •• I was a great sUt. ten LioM. The lad. an orphan, was ¥lven that publlo place, Luokily, Mrs. an elopement. & berth 118 mtdshlpman on the AJII-X by ferer a female dlsease. The docTrenchard being on the stage, a ll eyes "A pair of good, horses and a light hIa unolo. Giles Vernon, neph w or Sir tor said I would have to go to the traveling chaise!" she exclllimed. "11 'l'homll.ll Vernon. bl.'cnm III boy's pal. were, for the time, bent on her, bospitalfor an operation, but LydlaE, They attonded a theal r \VII re HawkI hardly knew how we sat the play only It were not wrons'!" PInkham's Vegetable Compound com.. shew's neph W SIlW Lady Arab' lIa. er· out. I had to promise Giles a doz n "No, no! Four borses!" cried 1; non met Philip Overton, next tn line tor pletelI cured me in three months."8lr Thomaa Vernon's stale. They start- Umes that the n~xt day I would take "and there Is nothing wrong In either liRs. B. A. WILLLUlS. R. F. D. No. 14. ed 0. duel wh.leh "118 Interrupl a Vernon, him to B rkel y Square. When tb e a t,,·o or a f.our horse chaise." Bos 89, Gardiner Ye. Overton and Ho.wkllhaw·H nephew round thetmlelvC8 attracted by preur Lady Ara- curtain went dow-n, he fairly leaped Daphne clapped ber hands. Because your case Is a dUlloult one, bella.. Tl10 Ajax In batlle defeated French his way out of the playbouse to see doctors haVing done you no good. "A trip to ScoUand-I have nlways . w&nIhlpa In UI~ Medlt \TIlnean. RIchard do not contiriue to suffer without ,Olyn got £%,000 prlz money. He waa Lady 'A rabella ~et IDlO the coach, looged tor Scotland. I know a dozen JrtvingLydia E. ;pinkham's Vegetable called home by, Lady Hawkahaw 8.3 he Tbat was a fair sample or the way peoille who have married In Scotland, wu about to "blow In" hl8 earnlllgl wllh Compound a trial It surely has cured. Vernon. At 0. Rawkshaw patty Olyn dllS- be raved for days afterward. He and hallpy marrtages, everyone of many cases of female 111s, such as In. covered that Lady Arabella WRS II. poor hau nted Berkeley Square, where he them. But I forbid YOll, Richard, to flammation, ulceration. displacements, but pc,",llItent gambler. H talkcd much with her cousin Daphne. Lady Arabella was welcomed always by Sir Peter think of an 10pel1lent." fibroid tumors, irrelnllarities\ periodio &«aln 8howed tove tor gam lng, Later she and Lady Hawkshaw. asked to dine " \\'e shall set out at mldnlgtlt; we IlIlins, backache, tliat beanng-down held 01yn and Overton prisoners, thus feeliIig, indigestion, dizziness, and nero delayln&: the duel In t he Ov rton· Ver- frequently, and ev ry mark of favor shall not be missed until morning, and non duel, neither waa hurt. Lady Ara- shown blm . vous prostration. It costs but a trifte we shall h ave at least I:! bours' start. bella humiliated Richard by her prankll. to try it, and the reBult is worth mULady Arabella remained cold and Then, at every stage' we shall lea~e Richard Ilnd 01108 shipped on a trlgat . lions to JD&Il1 sutIertng women. Giles waa captured by the Fr nch. S.lr Indllferent to him . About that time something behind, which will insure Peter arranged for hili excbang . Daphne ahowed a liking tor Glyn. who waa Overton appeared a little In his old a broken axle, or a linchpin gone, f(l~ NO TIME LIKE THE ' PRESTNT. then 21 -yean or a&:e. 0lle8 was r leru.ea haun ts, although much cbanged and our pursuers." Bober d. Neither woundl nor mness We were botb so charmed with the CHAPTER VII.-Contlnued. picture we had conjured up, tbat when "And how I am to live until I get I said: "Suppose, after all, thoug\J', another ship I am at a loss, ' my boy," that Sir Pe er consent.3?" Daphne's GUea cried quite cheerfully. "Two face fen ; but presently she smiled, courles are open to me-pl~y and run· when 1 said: 'Ding away with an heiress. Do you "If he does consent. why, tbe:l, The Oak Pruner BeeU., Larva and Larva In Burrow. know of a charming girl, DI y, wltb there Is no ha rm In our marrying any 80metbJng under £100,000, 0 could panded with wUtlog or wmed leaves, however, we are led to . believe nar way we like, and he wtll excuse us for be reconcUed to a ,p enniless Ueulenant running away. And H be does 'not not ret dislodged by the wind. Tbe 8uoh may not alw~ys be the case. in his ,maJesty's navy ? And rememconsen t, there Is no help for It-we pieces on the ground, when examined, Our attention was called b,. a corlIer, she ,must be as beauUfuI as the eshlbJt a clean cut or break at the respondent last August to the faot must elope! " dan besides, and of good family, and I considered myself a casuist of th~ larp end, and It one cuts tnto Ulo that many fallen twigs examined con.keen ot .-It-no lunkhead of a woman first order, I fel t obliged to take the twl. with a knife a whitish worm Is tained no worms. Later, in Septemfpr me.. " To thiS, fate lmpelled me to first opportunity of letting Sir Peter d18cloaed lying in the burrow thus ber, we noted this also, and were , reply that Lady Arabella Stormont know the state of affairs, and, B8 opened. Tbls II tbe laMa of the oak not able ' to find a slngle larva In any was Btlll slngl~, "Why, Mrs. Jones, wbat are you dousual, · I determined to !)E:gin through pruner, whJCh when tull grown la " twlp examined, a lar&e' number beine "Faith!" cried Giles, slapping bls tng out in all this ratn?" little ,more than one-half tech long, cut open .tor examination., Lady Hawkshaw. ' bee, "she III the girl for me, I al· "Oh, I just ran out. to bur an um· "And," as Dapboo sbrewdly re- and transforms into a blac.k lsh or Tbls can hardly be accounted for brella!" "WaYI Intended to marry ber, If only to brownish beeUe of about' tbe same marked, "they wll~ pertalnly dltrer, 10 by the work of Insectivorous birds, ; IlSplte · her. ~ , , Decoll.te, - ~e shall at least have one ot them on length. since they would be unable to reacb I was sorry I bad raked up the em· The ute hI.story ot this pest Is luch, them in their burrows. In Wu Ting Fang, at a dance tn Wash· our side." eTent bers of his paSSion of five years be· I sought Lady Hawkshaw and foulM! evidencing apparentlr marvelous In· -the llU'T& Is In ita burrow whell the ington, criticised the mode'r n ballroom fore, and attempted 'to cover my step ber in her usual place, in the Chlneso IUnct, that It commandi our admira· twig flrat talls and can then tie eall, belle. by laying: ' "Llke the a c1ent Brtton. wh() room. I began, haIHng, stammerinlJ, tion. The female beetle, according to 11' cared for, We theref.ore auggelt • "She Is stlll lnfatuat~d with Overton, dressed In blue woad," he sald, "the and blushing, as if I were a charity Fitch, DormallY lays her eggs tn the followIng remedy: . .bom, however, abe sees rarely, and school boy instead of a lieutenant 1n spring or summer on a greeD succuCollect and burn all twip cut otr belle's Idea of ~ magniflcent toilet 'Ul:at only at the bou,ses of ,olhers; but seems to be plenty of paint and very his majesty's service, who had baen lent twig In an angle between leaf he,bas ever looked coldly upon her." Uttle clothing." twig and leaf stalk. ThIs aoUon af· br tbis insect as soon as they thanked by Lord Nelson. "Sbe'll not be coldly looked on by Sh. 8udd.nly FeU Into My ~rm.. "M.m·my lady," I stuttered, "I have torcla the young tender food ot the found on the .,ound In Juir or AUC' me. And let me see: Tbere Is her Hard to Convince Him. right nature, easUy obtained, Aa the uat. Do not leave thta work until the cousin you u8ed to teU me about-the bad Impaired his looks &nil h rm ' experienced so much k·k·ldndb1lss larT& grOWl older It work.s into the following I sprIng. "So rou're going to marry old Oot· (:arinlc1iael gfrJ-suppoSEl you, Dicky, but rather he had become an O~j:ot:i from you that I baye cQme to YOU" ia rox' daugbter, eh? Well, you know loUD a1!'!ly --with ber; then no two lieu' Interest and sympathy from hi al. the greatest e mergency ot my Ufe. two can live cheaper than one," lant belravior In the field. Sir ~e~er, "You want to get married," prompt, tenanta' lJi the 'service will have more "I knoV{. 'but I oan't convince hur . had always liked ,him, began to Iy replied Lady Hawksbaw. who ()f, the rhino than we!" ' fatber ot tllat faot." (TO BE CONTINUED.) 1 declare thil was the first time 1 ' pester him to' come to Berkeley Better thin, ~Id-Like It in 0101'"ad' remembered Daphne's £30,000, Square, which be dId a rew times' ~e· SPE ND MUCH '. FOR AMU8EMENT. Hamlinll Wihrd Oil-the be8t of nil rem· -4t She had the same fortune 'as Lady oauae he could not well deolloe Sir - - Method Was -.ver S-";~ ediea for rbeuinatiam, neuml~R, and all Arabella. The, reflection damped my Peter and Lady Bawkshaw's pressing Twenty·Flve Millions Are Invested In ~......... pain, 8Orenel8 and inllammatlOD, Plall {or Curb ~o Se~e F ~ . ",.6 and fri endly invitations. I believe d Parks In Thll Oountry. aplrlta dreadfully. ceaa6aI {or Seve .. ai ileaaoaa. aa CoverlDlr. Does the ugly ~horus girl come un· 01.1 9. sllw It directly, and In a 'mo- howe ver,that lo spite of his rorced "It costs a lot 'of money to build composure he felt cruelly abashed be· der the ,.,head of "stage frights 1" lDent h.e had my secret trom me. He The former method of working In and o-perat an amusemen t park on a A Iketch of' a plan for fixing an or· .'b:outed -wiUi delight,and immediate ly fore L~dy Arabella. She, howe ve r, falUng trees with cement ' waB never 1IIn. Wlnalow'. Sootblntr 8,rup. ' began a. grotesq~e planning tor us to showed an amazing coolness, and even large scale," says , Frederic Tbolll~ dinary well curb 10 as to atrord good succeuful (or several ' reasol18. One PDT children _th~, eoft.eJul 'h.IfUI1I ~ , ~aeOl !Do son, In Everybody's. began to be a little kln\1 to Giles, covering for the well is gIven by Nett 6ammeUoa. eUa1' \lI'1Il, Oatel WlAd coUll. 250e bolUS. run away witb the two belresses. He "t suppose that more than '26,000,· KcLean .1n Prairie farmer, The or- was that the cement seldom It ever lIoD)e obscure motl ve of her own. recalled that the ab(luctloil of an belr~ Itrom The daughter'a' doings have beeD believe every oct of her lite with reo 000 are Invested In these parks In this dln'ary well curb can be made Into one adbered to the wood, 110 the lw&7!nl 6SS was a capl~al crime, and drew a Dreamland on Cone, Island ,of the verr' best of well coverings if by wind of tbe tree nry geneta111 tbe motber's i.ulia. g~rd to men had some reference to country. f&D~stlc , plcn.re of us 't wo ,standing cost about ,$2,600,000, Riverview' Park only a UltJe time and money is ex· made larger the treated craok beber passion for 'Overton , In 'tbe prisone rs' dock, on trial for nnd the White City In CbJcago cost pended on It. It is just as important tween it and the wood. All Oils time, t hough, trom the ou~ lives, With Lady Arahella and Wa~!, 'penetrated beyond the fUllng, about a million each. thlt the curb be bum so as to pre· night of the play, Daphne and I had I>aphne swearing our lives away. and ' ''Luna park cost '2,400,000, Tbe vent a roosting place for ,sparrow II, so the ' decay Increased rather 'more been seol'etly ha ppy; for on the very then relenting and manylng us ' at tbe rapidly than befOre attempting a total annual ex penses, including tbe gallows' [oat. And this tale, told with next day, catcblng her alone, I told remedy. _" cost of reb uilding, of putting In new ' her, In plain and seamonlll<e language, the gfeateJlt glee, amid laughl er and The ~mproved idea II In remonn, shows and the operating expenses, lilat I loved her, and when she sbowed bumpers of hot brandy and wute r, had from the interior aU of the rottinl v erage about . a mllUon dollars, and a singular e lfect upon me. It sobered a disposition to cut and run, I said to a, mass, There remains onb a livlnl the season 'lusts four months. I spent her, very holdly: me a t once, and sudden ly 1 seelhed to sbell of ' sapwood and bark, and Into $240,000 on ono show. ' o f which $68.· "Since l'OU scorn my love, I have ~ee a vision, as MaclleLh saw Danquo'B this davlt>.' a steel brace 18 nicely In· 000 was tor animals, mostly elephant' that every one of , my he r source ghOB~, })Il;!sl ng lIefore my very eyesserted anci bolted in place. and camels-It was the representation :Just such a scolle as Giles described , call!ng has In tbese daYR. I shall soon ot tbe Indian durhar-and I lost SlOO,· 'The next Important ,step Is to 'cut go to sea, anrl upon t he decl{ of my Only' ~ got no farth e r than the s llec· 'w aters beds-preventing any moisture 000 on It. I charged the loss up' to tacle of Giles a prisoner In the dock, ship 1 con Ilnd death, since life Is trom ente,rlnl. There are, deep educatl C;lD, and It" was worth It, It , ',J!!l trial for his I!( . My own part not.hlng to me without my Daphne's costs $5,600 a week to light Luna grooves cut about one Inch inside the' love," , eeemed misty and confused, but' l saw, edge and opening out to the' ground At which, without the least warning, park, and $4,600 for the music. The 'Instead ot the lod ging hOll so parlor, a below. Cement is packed tighUy Into salaries of the free performers thll '. great hall or jusLfce diml y lighted she suddenl y fell Into ' my arms, cry· grooves, , tormlng a chaunel down Rp.8son are $2,300 a week. And all pf Ing: • with lamps, the jud ges in tbelr robes wblch the water flowi. "You'll break my heart, If you talk these expenditures, as well as a good on the bench , one with II billcit cap on The cavltr is afterward wired many others, go simply to manufa()o bll head, and, Gil es standing up to reo In th at wuy!" and I Ilel'celvcd that she throughout tboroughl,.. ture the carnival splrit.·' wos only maneuve ring for position, ceive sentence. I passcd Into a Itlnd Tbe cement is worked moist, and ot nlgbtmare, from which I was ,J do not Imow e xactly what hap· The Uleful Hen. bullt out , ln , t~e tree Ihape. Any bark . aroused by Giles whacking me on the nened nex.t, except I was In that "Country constables who make I that is cut away ' for an Inch or two fA7.:=~ , back and saying In II- ,s urprised voice: heaven, Daphne's arms, when I look ed living arresting soeeding automobllel In orde~ to prevent bruising as the A Well Curb Cov.r~ , "What aUs YOIl, Dicky, boy? YOII up and caught t he butl er and two foot· wouldn't bave half so much' trouble fiUlng ,18 In progrelil will soon cover look as If you had seen a gil st. Rouse men grinning at Ule. But It mattered stopping the scorchers If they used a and to ward otr leaves and trash t~e filled IIpot so a p~sserbr'" CaD bere a nd open Youl', lan t rn jaws , not. little ingenuity," says one of the of· blown abo~t by , tbe wind, a8 I~ llil to Bcarcel), deteot the wOUDd lit aU. , for a glass ot brandy a nd rh! yourself Next morning Daphne and I met In fenders, "Chains 'across the 1'0.lld and give ,aUe,ntlon to location .and IW1a~e ,n verY' IB.rge cavltt~I ' the openin8 . .bf tbat lon g face." . t he drawing room, as usual, after moving Vans blockIng the highway aro "conditions when, ch~lng a ptace {or fs coverM by uttlitlng large ,StrlP8 of I came ' out of th is sl ngulal' stale as break[ast; but whilt a meetlag it was! all right ' to 'accomplish theputpose. the haute well. Make a IICreen ·door slnc, ,",. qQlcklr ns thad Ir.)n Into It, and ~ We had barely time to souttle back to but they're cumbe~lIome. , My Idea for for ' th~ old',well curl! and c,o ver th~ , Nature l1elpi "tn tbl~ '~qd of 'DeW ash~ed to show' my wea ..(lI eS8 to our chairs When Sir Peter 'entered causing a ' prompt 8low'up II to scatter rem!'tulng sl~e~ with or~J~ry ~(.r~en work In tr~ell, for.. ~!l place BOon:h~alI, Giles, grew: ,lilerr)·,. ~arrled on the jolle ' with, t he newsl,laner, and Informed me' a' lot ,of g'ralJ;l 1n a ro~C! an'd tur.n a lot wire. : ' over. f'! ' , '• ' about t ho a bduc1.1o'j, aUd sho rtly ' relt' that the Dellona ' frigate was ':,belng df hens loose. They w,ould blOck th~ 'like myself, 'a light hearted lie utenant fitted for the West Indies, and be road aU r.lght, ' nei II there.'1 ono thina 'Tlmothy ,Hay ,m make a chautreur Ilow up ttl. w~n, '1I~tt1ed timotby hay Get 'R id ,of , Vermin, ' Of 21 , 'I proposed tllnt we slJould gO thought be could get me Ii,' berth In that W )tr ,hop, Bot·" ou.,. I_at 'year '-belfol!,&' I JI• •iPnio ' 10 the pIa the next n lgJlt~r ra ber her, at ~'"I<:b I felt myself gro;w '!Veal, a hen. Po.gS are, bad '.enough, b,u t' ii. abOut 260 cubic' feet to tbe' 'ton, tJiew IL' I 'c ould' not ~atror4 that IlJgbt, for ,I t. wa~ uow about fo ur In lhe Rnees, so great Is the power ot hen alway\! run I tbe',1Vrbn,' Way, and' ,new hay occupies nearly twice ' " " It ,tbe machtne II going at any' Ipeed 'Ipace~ tn sale of new boy it 18 cliS- a',dipping tant, 80 , I Plit~ )nto: three in th mornlng-a.n\! sbortly Il.tter w .1oye, Pr s n(ly ,he went out. . l'hen Dap~, usually ends up under the wheele. · BIt. tamar, -to take oft .bout. 15 per cent quartl of ho~ soap.uda on&half. paD t umbled In~ ' b ,d' .fog Lh rand 's le jJt ne an;d: I '\.Iegan to Rpecu!a~e upon Sir, tI ng a hel1 will sometime\! tt,r.,Ow the for shrtDk*ge In welgbt, as r of brpaelie oil, bolled an\l ,I tlrred Tl~ nntU late tb n x't day. ' , o'llel and t W nt to Hllrkeley SQ.uare Pet r s pe rsonal eguatlon In our ~f· front wheels 'out of line and cauie tbe wltJl barn cured hay,. orou.lly for ~en mJnutes· 'When the' y car to swerve; so drivers .almo.st Inva, _ , emullllon has ,c ooled 8umCllenU)' I , ~ \l)e afl~ru on, professlug ,ust to falrs. "H will never let , /lie, marry y<,u," rlably slow" uf' and ~ve. poultry I .... mov • U•• leu 'lalka. , pourad It tl;aro~: a aprlntunc .,.D have arri ved fro m Portlltnouth ~ Olles "ae will say ,[ am t09 chance to, get out of the way. A beD I'iQwer ,.talks on rhubarb plalltA '810D¥ the b.ekl!. and over, th.·D:e&dl 01 ..,~ , bla tbanks In the hand· she said. ~peed trap hi a great Idea, to my wa, ' .bauld be l'UIlom whenenl' MeD. eo the Pi,p , ~e ,tlcb aDd Uoe qUlokJ7 . . -..t lIlanner to Sir , Peter for bls young.'" 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A Pilgrim Rug Party. A pilgrim rug party Is the very l~test fad rshades of our grand moth· eJ:s! Do you suppose under this dis· guise they would recognize 't he old rag carpets wblch adorned every room? Time has certainly turned backward In Its ft.lght and the older the fashion the newer, more up to date It seems to be. The "hlt·and·mlss" style of rug may somewhat resemble the old rag carpet, but the exquisitely woven ones of blue and white, green and white and green and pink are such artistic things that their relation· ship to the plebeian rag carpet Is reo mote, save In the method ot prepar· Ing the materials. Only cotton fabrics are used, and as In the olden ~, a pound and a halt ball weaves Into a rug of a square yard In size. Well, now for the party. It was tor a brideelect, and the cards said ,·thlmbles," so we wel'e prepared to sew. We found piles of dark blue denim strips cut Into about an Inch wide. These were sewed together ond wound Into a liard ball. Then there was a pile of white strips-before us was a com· pleted rug. By the tlme refreshments were served the 'rags were sewed. '1'he cost ot weaving Is very small. The brlde·elect was delighted with this new fashioned shower.

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For t l?lt Baby. The baby has c e~ llly come Into ItE own these days. Th e~ are stork par Ue.s galore, and in most ot the storel tbere Is a de partment just for baby gifts. These dainty presents are al· ways more acceptable when accom· panled by an appropriate sentiment. Sometimes these quotations are hand· lettered with water·color decorations, They may be framed or not. In one of his altogether too Infrequent Pgems Charles Dickens says 01 A Peach Luncheon. This affair will be seasonable as chLldren whom he dearly loved: long 8S peaches are ripe and the Th'ey are Idols ot hearts and or households : w eather tavorable, for the ' invitations They nr angels ot God. In dIsguIse; read "luncheon ..aerved OJ} the lawn," His sunlight sti li sleeps In th ei r treslles, His glory stilI gleams ~,n their eyes. but the hostess will make provision to truants from home- anil trom have the house decorated to give a Oh, those heaven. 'Woodsy, out400r eff~ct, should the day They have made m e more mlmly and mild. prove Incleme.nt. . It the SUli shines spread a round And I know now how J es\ll! could liken table With • dainty c1Qth under a . The kingdom of God to 11 Child. Longfellow wrote trom the ~eart canopy made from ' awning material supported at . the . four corners ' by when he penned the precious "ersee .takes drive~ tn ~e ' ground. Deco- entitled "Chlldren," and a gift with a rate this sylvan dining room with Quotation from It that all mothert should know would enhance the value Japanese lanterns and vines. tentald: For ' the table centerpiece have a pink enam'eled basket Ailed with Ye are better tban all the ballada That ever were sung or said; For ye are ,Uvlng poems, , pe~ches and leaves; whUe faqslmlle peaches done, In water color w111 be And aU the rest are dead. the place ' cards. Use gold or ' sUver . A dear mother f'u ll of sentiment Ink for lettering the names. had this beautiful excerpt taken tron: Here Is a very attractlve menu and one of William Cullen Bryant's poem~ withal easy to serve, a fact much palf;lted In water colors . and huns III appreciated by the cook. the children's nursery: Tomato 'II,nd herring canapes, jel'Neath the shadow ot thy wIng lied chicken, potato croquettes, olives, Father, guide them; ,Waking, ale ping. Lord. we 'pray, Bhrlmp salad, deU.c lous neaoh omelet, ~ 00 besltfe" them." serYed with brandied peacheS, ~lte4 THEl MOST PRECIOUS GIFT. almonds In spung sugar s haped like A bAby! and lite's translucent cup peach bask;ets: and for dessert· Indl· With Its rlchellt wine Is brImming up. vldual 'peach Ice cT,IBm serv:i!d on real Oil, none but a moth r hl18 ever quartec! .. peach leaves made of pliltachlo cream. A oup ao ewe t. love's richest draught! . A father mas know a oalm deUght, Peacn brandy In tiniest of Venetian, Bllt • mother has sailed trom death tc glass liqueres finished the repart,' Ugbt. . with cups ot French coffee. '. She bl18 touched the brink of heaven'l The hostess wore a comm'On frock IIhore, of pink, with pale yeUow trlmmlDgs, 'She hl18 heard Its music wafted o'er; whIch 'Is a most Frenohy combination Bhe has brought from ~hat far-off I hln· . ' tn.&: strand , • tf Just the right shades are selllcted. . ~ant peart! and the mUlllo grand ,' Has ''unk In her heart, and swells througb , .- A Floral (lard Party. . lier Ufe. During) the summer, whethe.r at .t he Till her entlro beIng with rhytlim II rite. seashore or mountain, people are alit Bhe wonders If heav n can hold a bill, to keep In mind their ,specIal charity That Is deeper stilI than her baby's kiss, (and every woman has one , these And she knows that the .God Who'. a God of Love, days). C~d parties seem to be the Ha• .ent her II. token trom heaven above; most popular way of makln'g m.oneY, HIlII stNllllrthened the shlnlng , goldeD and th.ls ' method bas proved no~ only' chill.n ., pretty but successful. A 'floral card That leads all hearts to -bll own llgaln. '. -MUler. 'pa17ty 1s carried out by giving ,prllel KADAME lrIEluU. ~

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Doston. - The youngest railroad president In the world Is the proud distinction of · Daniel A. a young State street broker'l! Only 25 yea rs old and less than two yeurs out ot college, Sortwel1, ' at the last m eeting of the Barre Railroad Company stockllolQers, was elected president of the road. InCidentally, he was made the superior ot his' fa· ther, former Mayor Alvin F. Short· well ot Cambridge, who Is now the vlce·presldent. No railroad president In this coun· try or any other has probably ever ,approaohed anything llke the meteoric career of Sortwell. The "boy railroad president" lacks much of th e all' of the typical king of trllnsportaU'on, He has blue eyes and light hair and he actually blushes when questioned about atralrs con· nccted with his road. This may be partly explained by bls short term of office, tor Sort well has been a rail· road preside nt tor just 10 days. A little more than one year separ ates "Sort," the tootball enthusiast and popular Harvard fraternity man, trom "Mr. ,Sortwell, railroad presl· dent." Five years ago he was a student at the exclusive St. Paul's school Ilt Con· cord, N. H. Completing t.he courl'e

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SOME IRONIES OF FATE. 100 8 loUr 8 n my fonde.t hope9 decny." 'Vh II . from ·o. train 1 try to S i' e A pretty . view., there'. !>lIre to be A trnln ot freight cars In tile way !

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Presld~nt Taft Is fond or hlltJren. with whom he Is a favorit e, A c harm· In stor on this he ad com eS from Cln· cln nati. -- Once. when a pretty Cincinnati girl WIlS a child of six or seven. Mr. Taft, calling at her hous e. found nobody home excepting hel·selt. She enter· talned him a I!tU while, and when he . rose · to go, he stooped down and kJ ssed her. "Here's one." he said. "for the baby, H re Is another for littl e Jim. And here Is a third for Dilli e-boy ." The little girl, drawing hers It up, said haughtily-she had been r eadi ng' a novel : "Mr Taft, YOll forget yourself!" He bent down again. "So 1 did," he laughed. "Well, here's one for. mysel!!"

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Good Summer Drink •. Prohibition Julep-Brui se tile leave!! and s tem!! of two or three sprigs ot tresh mint be tween the fingers and place In a glass half fllled with shaved ,ice. Add four tablespoonfuls of grape juice and fill the glass with seltzer or curbon water. Raisin Wine-This Is a famous bev. erage In France, where, l.Iy the way, the people are most skU1~d In the preparation ot drinks, and contrary to most bellet, many of th em are non· alcoholic : Two pounds of raisins, flve pounds of dried applos and five gallons of wate.r. Put all together In a small cask or earthen jar, and let stand uncovered tor three days, stir' ring occasionally from the bottom' then bottle with half a teaspoonful sugar' and a stick of cinnamon In each bottle. Cork tightly. Store In a cool ()lace. Iced Chocolate-Few drinks are more refreshing than thlB. Many ob. ject to Jt because of the trouble In preparation. but this can be obviated by maltJng the chocolate sirup to ' q_uantlUes as follows: Put nne ounce of unsweetened chocolate with a pint of water Into a saucepan. When the chocolate Is dissolved add a prot of sugar, and stir until It begins to bol1, Daniel A. Sartwell. Cook three minutes without sUrring, there, he entere4 Harvard with tile strain and cool. Then add a teaspoon. class of '07. At the New Hampshire f~l of vanllJa, bottle and store 1n a school Sortwell had belln ·a member of cool place. When a cold drink Is the crew and when he became a liar· needed mb: with cold milk, as strong yard stUdent hetollowed up rowing. as pr~erred, and put whipped cream He also played on tl\e class football on top. team. Cold tea Is better made with the ad. Upon his graduation he went ditlon of any tresh trultl!, oranges, abroad for six' montbs. At the end of pineapples .or even canned · berrlos that time he returned home, entered added to iced tea make It a delicious a broker's office and Is now a traction ·plazza drink. Besides one need Jlot magnate. use so much of the tea leaves and _ 'J!he .rallroad . of which Sortwell Is' the drink Is, therefore, more wholethe head Is a Une rUDnlng from Barre some. to the quarries, a distance of six miles. THE PEACEMAKERS. Mln.us stations, passenger 'service and parlor cars, the Bat:re ral1road Is OR years and years our none the les8 a real raUroad. In the fomlly Dldu·t speak to them course of a year thousands of tons of next door. granite, heavy machinery and mer· And my Mil, sllia she'd chandlse are cllrrle4 over .t. however. spank me I It I went there any more. AT HEA.D· OF ' WAR CQLLEGE. But I was awful fond of that Small boy that they 'call Gen. BII., Order.d to Take Charg' Jim, In,t1tutlon H. Helped Found, Sue- . And ' when he aald "hello" c.edlng Gen. Wot!1 ....poon. 10 me. I saJd "hello" to btln. o Washlngton.-Brig. Gen. Trasker H. Ma (lldn't visit JimmIe'. . hi&.! ' BUss, who has just been ordered to , Apd our Dade didn't this clly to succeed Gen. W. W. '. s.peak, ' Wotherspoon a8 president of the Army But Jhn and .1 ' . Upped' oir eometJmea. War c!>llege"had part In the original And fished down In the oreek. organization of that de~rtment when And we'd .wap marble., and one tJme the general stair wa:. first formed. He , He gave me top and .trillg. I ' gave him my turn to rock served with the war college there- 'Cau,!!. In our old grapevine swing. after uptll he was sent to the P.hlUpBut· once I gpt the whoopln' cough, (Ma said I oaught trom Jim). So. when I took the measles I , .Juet gave 'em back to him. And we waR both so slck- Iomehow, The tolk.1! forgot to fU8S. Ito now we .IlY "hello" to them, • 'N they lIay "hello" to us!

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"For s everal y ears my husband was a missionary In the Southwest. sake. , Every one In that high and dry at· Sold 6y Gil dNlgglstlmosphere has more or less trouble pe,. bottt., 2!lc. with dandruff and my daughter's sca lp Dr. D. Jayne'. TODle Verbecame BO encrusted with It that I mifuge is an excellent tonic was alarmed for t ear she would )oso to overcome ~he ex.h austlon all her hall'. Atter trying various rem· consequent upon a ~evero edles, In desp e r~t1 on I bought a cake attack of DYllentery. ot Cutlcura Soap and a box ot Cut!· cura Ointment. They left the acn]p beautifully cl ean and free trom dandrutr, and I am happy to say that the Cutlcura Remedies w ero a com· pl ete success. I have als o used suc· cessfully the Cutlcura Remedies for so·called 'mllk·crust' on baby's head. , "I find Caac:arets 80 good that I ~uJcl Cutlcura 1s a bleSSing. Mrs. J. A. Dot be without them. I wu troubled a. Darling, 310 Fifth St .• Carthage, OhiO, great deti1 with to2:!!:a- and headache. Now since taking ts CaDdy CatharJan. 20, 1908." PotIer Draa ~ Obem. Oorp.. 801e 1'TOpe., .DoIIoD. tic I feel very much better. I shall certainly recommend them to my trienda u the best medicine I have ever seeD." . Sex In Cromwelll, Anna Bazinet, Of course with the sexes on a toot· Osborn Mill No.2, ,Pall River, Xa& ,( Ing oC equality as regarded opporPleuailt. Palatable, Potnt, Tute Goot1. tunity, It would not be long untll a feDo Goo(I. NevetSlckm.WeuenorGr'lpe. lOc. ZSc. SOc. Never .old In bltllt. TbeSClQ1S· male Cromwell made her appearance, IDe tablet atamped C C C. Ouar&lltetMS' tc» and. having made her appearance, lYas cure or :voar moner back. .. getting her portrait painted. The painter, once more Il. fawn· lng, courtly fellow, would bave the picture a flattery; but she rebu~ed him In words that became historic! "Paint In the hlpsl" she command· ed, sternly, sbowlng that she could TRY !fe!~~8to:~~ ~~t shine you've ever bad, ,11 twbe more rigidly devoted to the truth any reason at all you're' llou . tllan Olive r hlmself.-Puck. better aa(lBfted wltb the "SbrpSbo.vr" than I\ny razor 10u've'eyerhud, ndltbnekl.oW!and Put 'Em Down. we'll &cud 10Ur monq baclt. "I think fancy hose should be prowyon. Complete Rnaor maUed po.... hibited because they promote' bad paid on receIpt of 'quarter ormanners." StaMpS. "Whaes the answer?'" . SHRP·8HAVR RAZOR CO. 70 D.... IllItt II. fn QIr "They encourl\ge the great Amerl· can hflblt of Btlcklng fe et up on desks, chairs. porch POlltS, e tc.'.'-Kansll.s STIRCH-!~eO~D=': City Times. -jJtber lIarebe. only 12 ounce_ame price Mil

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~~CMJ~QgII ALLEN'S: F OOT~EASE Shake Into Your Shoes " Allen's F~t.Ease, !' po!Vd~r for ~e feet. l .t relieves PIli CuI, swollen, smnrllpg. nd.ryous feet, and lhstantly tp.kes·the still'! out of corDs and bun/ons. Ittl tbe ateatest eomfort disCoverj'of'tbe ige: ' _ " Allen 's FootlirEnso makes tight·fit ting or new 8iioes 'fe'~1 easy. It is a cerlllip relief fo~' in~rowi!lg nails, perspiring, enllous and hot, tired, aching feel It IS o,lWBYS ID demand Cor use io Patont Le\ltber Shoes ....:_.,-'" BrelClki'nl{ In New Slioes. We hav8-over 30000 teslifl)onials. )'1\ T .OI;>AY. Sold by all Drllgg&la; 2'~: D6 not accept II!.J Sailltihde. Sent by mall for 25C. in ltampt. . '

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li ti l..ev. C.rtwright and Salem . low:ahiP, . f60IJos·1Cain, forn8w and I;"dwallilder approved . Gilmore, brIdge reptlirs &Iem bridge near residence of AllIsoll Elt!lteof RoyC.Hark rader · etal. T.owDshiy, '17. 25 1 W. . lIIfn,n . Inventory fi.l,K1. . fora, bridge ..epairs- i n Torti.,· tiwate of " 5.70. . . • Louise Llnllemutl: deceased. Fifth 'oreek townahip, '3. 50 j John Wolte, Contraot entered i~to with Ohlls, . ' . . ' . a untfil8d . brid~e repairs, MB8.~e township, Stubbs for repair of IJuving B.nd :-( ,111111 I B WoodwJtr' "'.... .i1J1 g., I Estate of ·E mililJe Plunkett., de· 11 5.26 i (;. C. Cleaver, brldgerep8lrs, aproD of bridge Dear residence 01 . ,f (i' I'Ullkllll ~~tltiOU ' ft fla' h r ! ASed . Proof of publication or· MasSie tQwnship, 122, Robert Ma. lJoan Nixon on Lebanoa and Wayne. , III rh .l· onll n f~m pr '. pdln ' ~ t.l red. . brey, labor at jail, 13; Corkins ville r oad Bt estimate of $ 15.,00. • ':' 111 '.. ' UII IIC lit b lid, to Im pr VII I . Estate of Alexllnder· Murray. de· [Chemical Co., inseotiolde for jail. Contrao$ entered in to with W. A ~ ~flt~r . Pl\trlOk Gaynor aou ceused. Prl)of of publiolltlon or· 125 i Loose Leaf BiDder Co. binder Haines for repairs at 'for key Huo To Niagara Falls L K l .lllJldl lD !tit roeY.1! for plHill cler d fo r 1\ 888880rs, books, 110 i 8 . P. st.eel bridge in Mas8ie townShip ali') August 181 via ' leveland and the Lake. tIft' '. Est!ltes for lIottlement: Proof of Blair, cement. 114. 0; Xenia Oity es\lmate of 11400 . .JHuuis K. Ert J VII . Ilruh 'A Ertel pubJicntion filed of notioe of estates Workhouse, boarding prisoners for B ids opelled and other oontroctt. · To Atlantic Cityl, Cape May P" litton fur rtivllrCA 1)Jl u rountl~ of for ~ettlement et for he!lring 19tk Jnne, It. 75; F . P . it'orgy, ':iii fee. s were ft,ward,-,d as fellows: Kingl' I I TO.· And other Seashore, Resorts, August 5. ' /I ' II h >, .V. '." !) .... t'fl mllrrl.,1 I ., unu f .July . three months, 18.65; Morris, p1!t.t•. Mills aroh , Charles ~tibbs i Grimm a n ' :I I ' (I tI. 10\ ' t"\"'lIliOIl to t.tl)r Marria~e Liccnses. b ooks, stubs and s upplies for sur abutment, 'rhos. E. Uorwin; Beeo To Colorado and California nO'\" fw plt~lIItIJl' .., . • ElI l)()h humb rlaln 23 oultr y . veyor, '2()0.50 i Floyd Poe, religious Run abutment, R. M. Van Horn' Daily with long limit. Variable )·outes. I••' wi lel.huff VS . Buar.l of J£duoll , p aervloesJune ,L2 50 ' W II Jaokson Leer brid"'e OreD'onill Bridge Co mllu of Frankli n , and &rah Hazel " . .• Po • Po • ' · . I So l I D f L I , .. ,no 1' 1 e pe Iii lO ti I trIM . & t:\on loe and mdl!8. for Conrt the parties to present to the Board To AI as k a- Y ukon- P aclf.·c Expos·.tion . f Ii ' " RUPI,er t 17. of Frllnklln . • , I>1' t.lt·\II0 lit w o ne.v .alDount, I 1.1 men , . House 16,26' LebitDon Gaa Co gas oontraots with bonds fo the f ' th bf' illg f:lO fol' 8tt ndl\D e upon tall oh J !lmes RU88ell, 2.' ftlrqler of Leb for jail and' repairs $'>.25' A. tul erformanoe of work r 01. Daily. &:a~t1e, Portlan~,. San Francisc~ and ~the)' Pacific Coast and Ar!! iu "titPte. Otlorge E Young anun, nud Edna 0 ISharp. 22, of Lebo. Th . " , p . We~tern CItIes may be vl~lted on the trll?, whIch may be made over f l ' ' ff 'It.non Rev W A Uooper ompson, awnlog for Recorder 8 PI"ns-8peoiflodions and plan. val'lable routes west of hlcago and St. LOU IS. II tt(lrney or p !ll n tl . R I'E ' . T f' offioe, $9 ; Bam D. Benkle, fees and for low steel truu bridge with oon . P ro bale Co ur. t ea state rans ers. . . orete floor Dear residenoe of Joseph H omesee k ers N 0 rt h wes, t ex ptlllses f or UlUay, $124 85 ,' Le WIS est, S OU t h wes t EHtate of B Inks IJakin, imbeci Ie McUlell"D Piok.e ring to WIlliam Br08. & Cu., freight and drayage, Hutt on Ridgeville and Springboro On designated dates during summ er. FIrst acco un t tiled Ureigbiou relll estate in Warren $1.38 i Inquest over dead body of r oad in Clearoreek township were E tHt of \Iary E Bruw n. de oounty.I11 60. Margl\ret L. 8tewar', 19.70; ValleY !approved ~ ceat-ed Fi'·lIt. anlNlulIlllooount ti led Joho Kelly and &r..h Kelly to Telephoae Co , rents and t olls , 113.. - ' - -.. - . - - -From nearest ricket Altent, or call un or write .T . R. SMITH. earl.J. Mijl er. ~xec lltor of Marth -, Horace J . Whitaker real estate io 35 i Central UDion 'T elephone Co, I Tortured on a Horse. i B Bond vs Druoi IlL Eh rhllrt. Or tilliem t own8hip, rents and to\1s, $10 15. I "For tAn years I couldn ' t. ride &1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ de r to seU ronl .estllte at publlo Rille . John U.eynoldR to· Mary A. Norton . Oontraots Oont t w . t tl hor e without being in tort\lr~ from I~• • • • • • • •_ • •_ • • •_ • •" ____• •" I W rao I1S en ere piles," wri tes L. B. Napier, of Rug. J . D MiHer eX80ut·or, VII. OruoillR real estate n arreD couutv, U. into with the' Oregonia Bridge Co. less, Ky .. " when all doctors Bnd oth. I. WILL PAY THE Eberhart et al Arthur BrYllnt Rp Byron P : Hartsook and wife to to drive piling at Beech Run in er remedies failed, Buckle n's Arnica polnled guardiltn for ad litem. Carl Johu Buohanan aDd wife real esta'te Clearoreek towosblp Salve oured me. " Infallible for Bond and Sophl.a HewiU.. in Warren county. 11700. Uontraot waR entered into with Piles, BurDs, Soald"" Cuttl, BOlla, Eatat-e ot JnSflpbus Witham. 1m George M . Williams aDd wife to 0 iBid (' t ibid Fever.Bores, £ozema., Salt Rheu'Il, y regon a r ge 0, 0 repa r r g~ Uorns. 250. Gultranteed by Fred beetle. Wtlliam E:I. JI;okson lip JohD h. Orebaugh real e8tate In viI OD Morrow aDd ~ebaDon road at el· U 8ohwartz; poin~ g9 ~m"n . lage of Franklin $1. tlmate of $879. • ....__.- - x.t.t " ftbrsbllll V. Bennett, Ub tries B, ijmith to Carrie K. Plana aDd specificatioDs for oon, INDIANS ARE BElTER OFF And poultry of all kinds. I will he in WaynesVille on 'l'llesdays. Call . Firat and flnal account Booth , relll estate In Wltrren oounty, orete abutment8 near Lebanon wa. , ' Phone 142. fITiI~S_ '1. ter worke approved and oOBtraot'l t'et The prosperil.y. wave has even \.._~rr of Matil:lll Axman, de. Commissioners' Proceecllnl" to Obarles Hender on at estimate reao~ed the NavaJO . Indians iD ,the s vloinlty of Uenado, Arizon". Never .. First .nll final aoooont Billa-WarreD CoUDty Tim6l, bill of tl 7. GO. in the histor of that tribe have the I ~..n_c"'. beads for Recorder, i The West . Plans for a conorete arch near the be y th t thY j11_. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ . . . . . . . . .. . . . . en more p.r osperoul an a . e ern Star, notices to sbert1l', $2 50. i r6lidenoe of Joseph Perrine OD the presen t ..Ime ' d' t '" aooor mg 0 anV Ioes I ""!'!!~!'!"'!!'!'!'!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!'!!'!~~~!'!"'!~~!!!!!!!!'!'! ijtamped eDvelopes, $53.50; eDvel· LeblADOn aDd Morrow road approved JUs . t 'reoelve< . " b y Comm l S810ne)' ' 0, I opes for .1ll'Veyor, 16 ; Ce-ntral UnioD and o.Jntraot let to CbarJes Hender. I di Aff i V· I " . . ' n an a rs "en Ille. I A Purely ' Vegetable Laxative felephoDe co, ~r?bate, i Ohio son. at estImate of $150. , They 'have inoreased th6ir herdl , Corrugated Cnl~rt Co., tubing, Contract entered , n~ with Olias. of sheep 25 to 50 per oent i have re o Cures Chronic ConstipatioD, and All $15860 i W. H , Antram, s.~mp8'5 ; Lewis for rel ..y1ng atone walla and oe\ved a good prioe for their wool, Liver and Kidney Troubles. John Burnett, bridge work, 1121 i oODorete toes near reliden08 of ~ Ed d h '. Id 1 fitt • . , . an ave 80 near y y per oeDv l Lewis Bro• . & Co" sew?r, pipe and Ohandler OD upper BprlDgboro ~ad more blankets tban in any prevloua FV we at the toJlOWl1IIl places: drayalJe , $10.85; F. B. Carey. repair at estimate of 11'42.40 ' Th tak' t I .,. · k te y8~r. a greah ereto n· Zhnmerman 's, KilboD 's, o f CIoc k i n 1.'".-euorer '8f 0f ioe, ,3 ; "~t vvn rae , eD te re d i0...0 W i ... IoU ~ nn t I ey . are f I mgth . res a so In arm Dg an er . Whi' M t· , Cbarle• . Simpson,· flowers for C. B. Stok61 for conorete repair w1ng and f te a, onD JOY 8 Springfield, Ohio. yard, $9.60; Stale of Ohio VB. Heaa abntmeuUo bridge near Blacktor'd'. ore. • _ ••_ __ on Proctor, George MoLane. 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To;. Lowry , Ii twelve. yeo,r.o ld,boy discotlragesandlessensnmbitioa ; beauty, ger 0 barn es 811 the reliult or Il NO , 1I" vigor a. nd CheerfUl. 8P ontaneo u8 oombu stion in imper. Turn. CaHle" Hor.ts, Hogs-Is Practically Indestructible ' ~ 8mlill expres!\ wagon. He has the ness soon .disappear, j feotly oured hay. The averag e when the kidneys are steerin g Ilppar~tusllbout oomple ted. " D. L. C,Rf\ E, Editor and Manag er I':»~~ out of order or dis- uumbe r of _barn fires In j]m, -'1ta1:.e , _ __ , '-Il-rirt.1tt-t-"'t -t"-1 r-r-t --t-t "-t- t--;r- -t-t=;rlfii~~!!~= eased. -tMtannual ly, due to thl8 cau· e, Is iH Ilnd A glove faotory whiob will give Kidney trouble has the averag e loss Is 11 U89 p'er fire Rates 01 'Subscr iption become so prevaleot e~ployment to some ten or fifteen "'\~~.\Vo_'_ tbat it is not uueom. and thel'e oOllsti tute " about one fifth , On ~YI'IH(ll lrlclly l nlldvan 1:) , .. ", * 1.00 people baa been e8t~blished ......I\. .oI\l;;~ man for 0 child to be of by Dr , all the fires due to sp0nta neous 8Inl( ": o" y" .,. , " ', .. , " bom ' afBic.ted with ,ur. .0 nrmioh ael at Lovela.nd . Quarte rs \\-eak kidneys. lithe oombu stion . have been fitted ap on his premis es chitdurinntestoooften, ifthe urine scalds These, like the great m jorityo f Rates of Advert isemen ts where the work will be out and may the flesh, ~r if, when the child reochesan fires, are preven table by the e~ercise Reading Locals, per line , , , , , , age when It should be able to control the nc be t.akim to tbe homes of the makers . paSSllge, it is yet afBicted with bed· wet· of Int-ellig Readl n g localH. black face, per line, . , 100 enoe a.nd proper oare , ting, depend upon it, the cause of the difli· ClWlSlfled Ada, DOl to exceed five lines. James Kinnib urgh Brown of Edln . cUlty is kidney trouble, and the first hurgh Scotlan d in an addles s some 'l'hree Igeertlon u, , . . ,," ~.. '. " 2fic Potatoe s planted a month ago by step should be towarda the treatment of , Obltu art~li. five Inches rr~~: over fl\' ~ J. ~ , Grove, of Salem, 0 " on ,a half theseimportantorgapa. Thi.unpl~asant year8 ' ago, dleoDss ed this que@tion Buy your new fence for years to come, (~~ I Ih ?i.:. hea vy, wires. tbe In ch es. per line ."", ""' , .. , , , ' 50 110re traot near trouble is due to a diseased condition of and ' quoted , from the t:ioientifio the olty limit8 did the hinge joint, the good gal van izi ng, tbe exactly "vr lerttOI Oa rd of thanks .. , .,...... , kidneys and ,( d quality of stee l bladder and 25c IIOt t to h a t tbat is not too bard nor 100 soft. Retlolutl ons ". " .,,", .' " r.oc no s ow ops, an d upon Inves ti ga- babit as most people suppose. Amerlo~n as follows : . We can show. you this fen e in our slllt:k anJ r:! . ~ u its merits and SoclalHelc. wh cre chu/'lle I ~ made " . , ~;'e tion the planter , found "It i8 noticea ble that a large num. that th,ere Women as well asmena remade miaer· superiority. not only in the rvll but in the field. Come pl a nd see us and gel able witb kidney and bladder trou~le, ber of tbe borning s of barns I)lijpl ay J\ll vc rll ~ lnl!, per In ch" " "' " 10e :were Eubers 11.8 large as ben our llIic:ca, is men , eggs in and both need the same gre.a t rem~y. ' , Dlocouut ti given on co nlraCt, tbe ground , but withou t 'he slsn of The mild ond the immediate effect of tioned by the periodlo a.l press in the I d Swamp -Root is soon realbed. It iuold lIumme r than of BOY 11 sprout. other time. by druggis ts, in fifty. S ' J ULY 26. 1909 • cent and one-dol lar h., ome 0 r t h e fi rea :. are nndou btedl V It will not be wany weeks until size bottles. You may oaused by lightnin g, the moist va, the Day,toD, Lebano n & Clnoin nati have a sample bottle por from the unoure d hay making by mnil free, also a ; There were fifteen executi ons of railroa d will extend into the II . oity of pamphlet telling all a favorab le oonduo tor of the electrio crimina ls in Prussia in 1907, all but Dayton . August 15th is the date nbout Swamp ·Root, "-- . ' _...IIeoI, fiuld. But there are barn fires whioh "'ue of them men. including many of the thousands of testi- oan not be attri buted now set for the oomple tion of 'tho ex monial to lightni ng, to letters received from sufferers CAR WAS DISQ~ALlFIED tention Bnd I,he dawn of a brighte r who found Swamp-Root to be just the lightinC of matohe s, to light from Nearly all )f the fifteen thousan d day for Lebano n oomme rolally, will remedy needed. In writing Dr. Kilmer lantern s, nor to the Invl\sio rIn11a b'ta ts o f· M arc h nell k' h n of care. The big Btoddilr (J , Dflyt,on n utOIll OI n I,rc en, have oome at last. & Co., Bingham ton, N. Don't Will Keep Y., bemake sure Bny lind less t-mYUl mention this paper. th"t thll bile that made the ffl·" tellt time li t ... .... . It moy ~C\l(ony , are engage d in violin making .. 1... u.:t .. ' mistake, but remember the name, Dr. sponta neous 'Combustion of hay is IlB the Cinoln 'lat.i Aut-olll bila oll1 h'. reKilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Some one hundre d dogs ha.ving Bingham fbi th t ton, N. Y., on every bottle. ' "WOR KING" THE PI{ESS poss e as e spon aneo08 fi rIng 0f ent hi1l.olimbin~ oontes t.s at F,'I'" lost their lives by poisone d mellt - ANl)ootton waste. All fibrou8 mllteriaJ, Anoien t , The troph ios were nWllrd ioatter ed about the town Oxford , when moist and oomprellsed. and de tlrl at the club W edn BsdAY and til!'r.' Everyo ody is trying te get lome. has inoited the Americ an of , Do'g Fan. fended from the oooling infiu8n oes were ·big doin gs, everyb ody be !n~ thing for nothing out of the n~W8. oiers' Assooi ation, the Americ an WARR EN CO. SER.PENT MOUND of the outwar d al:" Is sub 4 eo ted to " hn.ppy exoept those interes ted in the paper publish ers. r, J .. Kenne lolnb and the Ohio HumaD e At his hom , :U~ mil e. west of . heating similar to that of fermen ta , oar that was rllied out, The oountr y editor' s mail is load. been known for many Tears tiOD, and in some in~tanoes Lhe de. ~ooiety to offer a. rewllrd of $500 for h It has Wayne . vill e. on tht! U pp r Spring h The protest agtuns t the big Sto d. e d dowhn withf offerds of tn;'eirOh~ndI8e the arrest and oonvloe!on of Rny per. t at t ere walt in A d ams oounty , gree of heat l n exo ange or a ver IS ng spaoe. ill suffiolent to caose dud. Dayton , whloh went up the boro I ike, fo t· t h ' c 'ming seaRon. OhiO, an immen se serpen t done In aotual visible oomb0 8tion BROWN BILL is a goorl g nendTb e.au th ors ..9 f th e~ proposit ' son engage d in tha oruela nd wanton hl n- the hill like a whirlw ind and regiMtered ' gh relief buil'" up of earth T e 10n8 r~oti oe, , , " pur po e horse. oase of reaentl y, oured hay this dan. on the orossin g line at the HniAh are In many 0" ses repnta ble ad ver. p in reptile appare n,tly In motion is tndi ger ia as grell t &a, in similar CLOVE RDALE is one of the bes tolroum . 1 minute 11 seoond s ~nd a. fifth, WRS 'lainga gents.. ' County Commi ssioner s of Olark oa.ted by the convol utions bred of the P ' rche lltanoes ron horses in this se lion , other materi als mlly Others a1'8 well estll.blisbed firms Champ aign, (Jreene and be. b!l.Ked on the oho.rgn th~t this WI1S Madison' body. This has become the proper Freque ntly thu of the country . He is fifteen years grll.8l1 1800t in the a r~olQg oar /lnd not a sto~k oar, that seek by promis es of future bUli. Umiuti es have formal ly II.@ old, deoided to ty of the stato, and lain ~e keepin g early mornin g, and is withou t a blemish . while we' with dew; req ulred by the terms of the tn881 on a oash basis to seoure pub- pUfohn.se' Haz!llwood plaoe, l llos ~ owned by of the Ohio Arohllllos:ical and ~lst9r is turDed twioe during the d"y, and F raoe for Oars oosting bet\vee n $3,000 lioity at absolu tely 'no cost ~o them. the late John Kinnan e, . for a tuber. toaI800 iety. It haa been viltted by gathere d and packed in the "mow" and .,4000 in which the Rreat reuord eelve.. Still otherK a.re the founde rs OUl08is hospita l. Thepur ohase price many thouea~ds a:ad exottea the or "bay" \lefore lIighUa )I, with per. was wade, The nrot'est was lodged of new conoer os who desire ,t-o build is $35,000. Belide s a filie brick hotl8e ·liveliest. interes ' at the be~older h!,PI a Ipal'l6 sprinkl ~10.00 ~o insure 8 living colt; mare ing of salt. by Edwar d J ungolas n.nd E A , Conkup &luooesBful tr!lde on the gener. of eightee n rooms they get 8ixty being reckon ed among the moet re Snoh a oompre and colt .eed mlU!tl of fibrOO8, lin: stand as s curlt y. Any o.ity or gu1libi ty,of ~he ne-..pa per aores of land, upon whioh Mr. Kin. martab le of all tbe works of tope moiet ma"er will one parting with mar~ forf i ts the heat." .-publilh er.. ~.------, nane had spent $45.000 tn improv e. monnd builder . It has b~en known insuran ce. "Every bod1 oonver sant With farm Every line of adverti sillg ma.tter munt!! sinoe he bought it t~n A Night years fltr many yearl that here in Warren hfe, wllere hay ill , Rider's Raid. a perman Ihonld be lJa.id for at regula r ra.tes , ago. ent and , ' , ~ ,rhe worst oounty a few milell down the Mla91 1 import ant crop, knows rlders Bre oalomel that for oroton oll or night 'rhls, of course , d(~es not apply to the aloell pills , They ra.id from Morrow ,- there was an earth weeks after letting in the hay the your bed to rob you of rest . oompii montar y notioes of regular DR. H.E. HA'f HAW AY A tel'1'ible aooiden t almo.' oc- work of very conside rable lize and barn tl warm when the doors "are witb Or. King's New Life Noteo patron e whioh are inser~ed once or ourre<f on the Dayton alld PHIs. Xenia length, which wo:ond with many opened in tbe mornin \ : A.V'!1e ville 's Lelidin g Dell tlst l. There is They nev~r distreBs ,or incou venieno e _wioe a year. I Traotio n Jine Thorsd ay mornin g, oorvee from ihe margin but always Office oleansA in Keys Bldg. the, of system a little an amonn t of heat tbat i8 absolnt elv . Maio 8t The newspa per publisl ier Is not in when the ~ 0 'oloot car IBto ouring Colds. Hea.daohe. Cortstipa. Xenia oreek, near where " enters the Little anplea aant when the thermo mett\r tion. Malari a, 250 . bnsine l. for hil health. . If poblloi ty oame ~ear ,plungip~ into at Fred the LUtie lliamt over a seetlo,n of leoond river on&llide recilte rl 60 degree s, bu, ~hwartz'8 , lit 'worth '&nytli lnl:to ,the man who MIami river at the' bridge near Tre- bottom abont --------50 fee' down to. tIle whlob is quite weloom e with the oui. eeeka It, It Ie wOTth paying for, and belnl. , As the oar oroesed the bridge margin of the s ..me oreek 8ev~,al side temper lanre HEISS ' TROUB LES ENDED at 40 degree l. the editor wbo tan. to oolleot What one of, 'he hellvy girders .nappe d, hundre d f~e' further up ,t he strea'm :}'bis barn beat ia undoub tedly from Is due him will' Deve~ g~t ou In Ule d.nd BlI that lavell it from droppi ug Tbll earthw oIk had~b In ",thf" tille moid hay-;-oom pacted aad enAs a result of the h~he!l.S oorpu8 rld .-Exoh ange. into the river fifteen or twen'y feet couree of time vt.lted by many, but: cloeed. The onre for 'he possibl e prooee dings JUdgs Clark, of Leba. • - .. below, was the faot that it waa run. the ground wal covere d with trees, danger <If possibl e spontan eou8 barn non, Thur8~ay handed down his de. life JOO,OOO ,Years Ago. ning at a high rate of lipeed,'a nd the b08hes, weed8 and grasl to suoh an bnrnln g 'WOUld seem to be the thor, cision that the a.uthor ities of Scienti sts hll. ve found in a oave in momen tum carried it over tbe 1\10 Al.L Pi\1TER NS before extent that it was not agreed tbat anKh ouring -dryln rl' ght ,r t' ,I IlI'tu ~oI I ... /. ), 11', I""f... t r,t ~ It , 'licil ,u- I g-of the hay 1HI- Childre n 'a Horne ba.ve,no leaul Switze rlllnd bones of men" who lived the structu re could e.n tirely .... "' ..,Ii d,BJty , i,",;'}j r "'' oollaps e. the earth wor,k repreee n,t ed a serpe~t , fore it II honaed . H'i. ,'4 .l ia I *{ :. I , refnae the oustod y of Ohrlstl' no . We dry all our .~ 100,000 yearl ago. when , 1lfe.w~8 in c ,,'rr d ,y AIO I.l tI'" 10 i,. Il ,~ 1;'\, 01 1.,1\'" u I .v l ':l n .lI11, o r } '\I illHtt I "C," Jt has been of late t~orougbly ex herhe aDd some of our 'r·o- .,,, I I t l' ' l vegetab les and Mary HeiSt! to their father, oonsta nt danger from , wild beasts, ''''Y Mil ... ,,,,d,,', :" ".d ! ., h w ;)1,,10'1> • Today the danger , IUJ RlIown by A. ' W..h ile excava t inR f, or a sewer "mined . The RrooDd , beln" now wlthou d Me \ L ~ 'S ~ ;\:;,1Z:r m " " injurin g their peculia r' and Henry Beiss, and thl! oourt: ted h 'k Brown , of Alexan der, Me, i8 large, North Sonth stroot, Wtlmin on 1 a warde 111 or,· m h " rl ", .. , ' h,i n n"v " Ih r f. h i ., gton, 88S obstruo ,t e earl.hw or oan Individ•ual qnaUti el. Thore ill no t "e Ol18tody of the t ..n ,o little '"0lrl"'-" ,~o ,r. ~ "1;I ",· "I n I'. "." IO ,"n l·,. 1 '1\,·:".IH~ . J ., ,. ly froDl deadly disease . ''It it bad Ohio, workm en came upon I , - 11 • t-:k", J II" I li lt . the reo be more readily examin ed. It is de re&80n why hay as' 'f ill " iU" , "" Umer '. (,bln "'10\ ll\~1 f:lIt, . "l.ct1ltl ", ol l. \ J ~ll jJfdl u·.~ ln · i f tb er, WOOl other fodder mao tb era not been fol' Dr. King's New Disoov. maIDs of II. oordur oy road h k t th h ) . eln orn e , .1 '4 <"" ,o, goo ' ,,] <I;" '"" ' . , , ' ~. () ,,'v fill IlIII ,• • whioh olded by oo~petent author ity that it terial standin g ' This in decisio Illrge n oame maMes a. vindiOu}L'" f"" rlh fl,,,,Iold . In hldl " IT. " 1"" :rY'e ~:~h" ~~r~rl::"~:~:!~n:~! more tha~ Sixty yearl ago . , ! \u h~ r e)It' tl' Hluy , O r' sen d f (1r sn mplc" " Urrn ~allaid reprel!enta a I!erpent wlthon t doubt, Ihoold not be rendere d not 808oept. tion of the acts of Hei@sI1Sa.nd COlly. I a~ld troth a severe ' lung troubhi with timber s out from theadJ his at, ~ ( : ;::; P:J L I O(JCEM EN'fS oioing in whioh dec'.io n the writer of this ,ble to thelnfl uenoes I, "e" l~, 1'0 <11<1 b ri ll':" PfrJu inm UI!I.l()~ .. of heat by thor. to rney MIl"!on · H"wilt on who r and stubbo rn oough ," ..Te onre woods and..erved to keep :uul It \\' ~ 'n h J Hl\~t: Ol fol"!;. vehiole s fully .oononr s. lbl size ia fully np OURh drying ." JHlch c."fI oeutly took the childre n from the . E le AU. C .. 2JH 10 2111 W.l'<tllSt Sore Lunge, Oolds, obstina te Uoughs trom sinking inio the mire ' .. NEW YOU of prime. to thEl Adam. ooun'y serpen t-1300 The foregoi ng but mildly states Home Ilnd were lll.ter arreste d and I ~~~~~~ and preven t .Pneum onia, its the best. val da'y s' 'l'beee logs , were ~~~ ~~~ of ~~~ oak feet or more. medioi ne on earth , 500 Rnd '1.00, . &he.danger ,of fire from this source. bounc:1 over to the grand ju'ry for ' Guaran teed by Jrred O. Sohw~rtz. hlokor y,alh, arid other A t Uhl i i i e ' lie t varietie s! par 0 I mage I n xoe n A wrikr in &he publica tion above kidnap ping. 'the court's otloision Trial bottle free : ' ' and were Imbedd ed four to five feet conditi on,' and lies in a woods puture quoted bears perlon al wUnes s to the proved that " • - • the officeu of the 'I nstl. Unde rtake r and below the sudaos of , the presen~ but par' of it is i~ a field,_w hloh hal truth oUhe folto"t n,, : tution oonld not ltlgally refuse to al· 1-~-- .IU."IlILL~ALLEY CHAUTAUQUA maoada mized street Throug h thele been under .onltiva tion to I,o me',ex. A field of h~y had been cut in the low Heiss to take hie childre n from Withon t a doubt this has been, long years ~~ey have remain Will be found in the oid ed hi tent , It. oould with little expen.s e mornl nl and a storm ooming up it the. home, and in that OBse ,Heiss I Bnnk ' Buildin g. opposi te f t ' th ditio most of money per blaoken ec or oon labor, ed d of howeve ill n, h be r, be re:' 'was hastUy raked togethe r In piles nor his attorne y oould be guilty of h u t" an w the Nu.tionnl Ba,nk . t rougo e , d II th h ' ". em oonr8e, an a exoept e &8 , solid stored to ita origina l oonditl on, and and covere d to protect it from the kidnap ping. Telepb ne in house itnd of, lucoesl f u I an d en t er t a inlng .. II· fi ... " e' ver held nn the Miami Val,ley , fi ee wll er I can be oolled and rm. B Itr k on t h e hic .. bl, ory logs it II hoped it ~1ll be purcha lled by rain. rhe followi ng day tbe work. The oaae was fraugh t with ; much " day IIr night. ObautauqnaGr oundA . The 550 tents re ""i .... 0 ed I'".11 nat urlAI shape , • w Ith a 11 the state, and be forever preserv ed men on pa.llng throUl h the field interetl t, owing to t1ie promin enoe ing ridge8 and sears of natlvit V u.llay y. I:'hone 14-2. from damag . e. In Wi800n sin ~nd_ Ilotioed ' that the bay was hot, ..nd of those engage d in it, W . U. Thomp .re a II oooup ie d ,~n d more are be -. ' __ ~ other distrlot s 'here are many" ani. one (If them lugg6ll Main Street, ted fuat it might Bon represe nted the trustee s of the Waynesvilla, Ohio ~ltohed datly., The hotels and oat '. Sees Mother Grow Young. mal mO«Dds," so oaned. r",pres ent. ~ hot enough to Ignite a matoh. tJoma while Ruuya n II.nt.1 Stunley 18lle8 are ,aooom modati ng thOle who "It would be hard to oversta te iDg animal s ,birds, reptl1ee eto., bud~ Anothe r droppe d a matoh in OD8 of worked with Mr. RlI.milton in the {\ono~ oare for oamp life. From the wonde rful ohang einmy moth, in the same way. These are not oon, thepUe s and. they paned on, In interes ts of Mr . Beiss , the firet day the servloe s have been ~r since she began to O8e Eleotri o fined to Wiscon sin, buS are more five mlnut . from 'he time they len well attende d and are muoh enjoyed . Sitters; I f writes Mrs. W.L, - - -+ -""''1-- -Gilpat freque nt there 'han el8ewh ere. tt, the hay was a blaze. Tempe ranoe ' Day was obBerved rlo~, 70~ ~tifortb, M~. t"tltho WAYN ESVIL:LE CH URCHE S. ulh It is well known that seIpen t wor·' And thltJ in an open field How laet Tuesda y by the W , C, :r. U .. 'yOu!gea~e:tr::.s. r~~eYsu~e:e~r~:.. ship in 80me torm or otber hft8 pre. mnoh morel1 ablethe refore, Is spon aDd hundre ds were presen t and lis told' miser)" from dyspep sia for 20 veiled among prlm"i ve man from taneou l oombn stion to take plao" teDed &a splendi d tRIa by )Ir8 , ye~rs. , At last she could Orthodox Friends Church . neither a time a@ far baok &8 hil'tory or tra where 'htl hay is paoked in large .,Florence Rlohar ds, Nation al Lectur: eat, driDkdnorllslt~ep.',...~IDooftoirls Rev. Benjami n .CawkluM. I'ulilor. dPtvilel dltioD reaohe l. The Aztecs of Mexl , qoantit ll!ll lD a barn where little air RQbbath Soh0\11, U :30 a, 11\, Ktll(ular ul)urCh Union her up an a rem.,.. el a e ., ' ar an d U rgao Izer 0 f "b '. e Hervlce. 10;30 u , 10 , Cbr18tla n Jl:mlcavor. ad ' Eleotri o Bit.ters worked suoh woo co and the Mn.yas of Yunata n carv can olronla 7 : :~o p. Ill. te. Bound~ Orohes tra furnish ed },lappy ders for her health ." They Invlg. the froDts of the!.r stone templts8 in , 'The simple remedy soggee uter.l nmen t for save~al days. ted orate all vital 'Organa. oure Liver to the images of immttn l8 serpen t", above,ll eully applied . And if the Hlcksit e Friends Church . Hon. Wll1h,m JenDln gs Bryan and Kidney tronble t', induce sl~p. tn very high relief, whloh were as farmer s of the .tate Fil'!ll Day Muelhl l{. 111 :0'0 a, IU, ~'lr8~ Day wUl take heed .poke 'ruesdayhafterdDhO?n, J nty 27t~, ~~t:~' ;~:dDS~~:~::::.:~t , 11 ; 0(1 a. I!I. F'ounb Day l\I\lc\ l n g e. Only imperis hable as the heavy masob ry aDd live thla lna"er the attenti on tt School 10 :00 a, Ill, and thousa nds ear 1m. , . __ '. ,n pon whloh they were oarved . The deeerve il, epontaneoU8 combn A l1ahdlnmo l,. llin,lroln" "001<',., . r,.nrol~ 001. Robert Glenn, Goveno r of 601uU n n o f o n, fl r.hm lUl c J'Iurlinl. il'UfW.!'I'"0/,· atlon BOTH ALIKE nationa l emblem rlJl." ",o"tlo •• '~ Bold b,,,n n8"~d",,I8r•a. , of the Chine8 6 is 88,a caule of barn fir81 should oeaae North Carolin a one of the . b611t ,Christ ian Church . a ~ragon I~ ,allo of the JaPl'n8 lle t.o figure In tho fir" ItatiSti Ol of the . SllndllY Sohool. Co.a8'~rOBd*IJ. " U I d at te ' 0 :30 B. m .. Soclill m eet known mea in the Brauch Omell. 626 F St .. Wn--.lnKh·", D. , . n te . ,a s, :t'he new~ style tramp , Ohio ~re Marshal'e: Depart ment. lng, 10::10 Il. /1'1 . , anel hal&ed the JOlt as ,the ICngUs h hl\Ve Chrlallan their Endca\'o lion, ~ ' :,)OIlN-:W . ZUBJDB, ' CIL"e an adtlres s Thursd ay attt:r, pedestr ian. ' 7 :00 p, m and the UDi'~ States the eagle, aDd ' S'a*-' Fire Marsha l, ' Ilopn. 'l'liere are many interes ting ClSir, ,. 8aid he, ' holding oat his the Anatrta Ds the double headed -- • ' lecture s ..~d enterta lDmen ts " whtoh ~nd! "thts is ~. pleaau re f\.LTER M.cCLURE, . Meth04 ist Episcopal Churc~. A I 40 not eagle, ·eto. , AiN'.T: THI$ U >AWFU 11 t pleale ~ MABe l? , Rev. W. t t T. b IlIlIand. Palltor. , ..,nno a . o . It 18 prob bl '11 • wan i) e.h or t:-"' t was co· Ii a e Fune ral Sundaj School. 0 :30 a . m , Nornll11! 8~ r · Direc tor ., . , ~e OinoinnattN~rtbern Traot~oD ClNelth , "' . . ' . , ' . .!, vlcel ,e r do.I," repUed the pedes. Iideruel the sy.mbo8l "1'''"",0 10 :80' a. m. 'Ep~orth Lell8'le. 7 100 P ' ,. ot 'he "villp in,t , • Wh6t:t nu8II 't1\e h~rllsl~ ca~riaae m. l!l;venlDg whioh main '-IDS 'a thirty min~tl'l ,trian, palling oil, ," bui it 'il lIer, v lce. ';' :30 p. m.' Ml<lweo,k better to DO' at ,he good i aDd $haC, 'the weir., . ,~o t, ' , , IOhednle frOm' Day'toD to Cfnoin natl, be short In lpeeoh than .n Prlyer Meetlll¥. 7 :30 p , m. pocket Ihlp ~as of a IiIOrt'of DegaUVe ' ohal'. " Bultli eell limply 'rrelt:lphona day or hl~M. t&~~' . to?" 'laDIlI Y1AIlAADgerl o~ '~e Bround l.' bcok. Qet ou\ I" , . , .' aO&ar, ao effort to avert evil ...ther .··N9•. DO, ,my ohl~d. it onl1108 Val~ey phone No. 1, t..ong ..--11 , St. Mary's Episcopal Church . ''!'be Chauta uqua atfords lOme'ht ng .\.nd the "new·. 'Yle "-mp ~ho' o't than to acquire good Distano e .No,, 69:-l)r. . .... .. Wbe , gif. or b18l8· ' .'Rev. J. F . Cadwalla eler. Rectot\, n i.haod ,Qeltbe r. .,erin., ' ....reati.g to~ all., YOOlll aDd old, bls head' in dteru~&. ' lou 'Sund a, Scbool. 0:30 ... m Mor'nlo~ Her' lop, ' T \ J~ B. , 1*8Ilri DI. ~terlDI, I8DdID~ &0 ytc:e, IU:30 a. m, HOi), Communloo ~loh andpoo raJlke, ' A ,vaoatio Dcan • ibe IIrst WAYN ESVIL LE. • -. , ~b.prapfj)fUO$1Jer~~eQr, 8I1Dd. ,0' eacb month. Ilot be but befefloial to the I*IOD " Branch OlBee, Barny sbul'l' . O~ An ,inveSti gation of the' boy work- .... Christian Endeav or meetln w fa . , oalllDg the an depal't iUal, o~ st. ,&"_,,,_, CatfioUC __ .... '-48. of &he dellBb . 01 the ers of London Ch reb ahows tbattb e n8W8- op8aed in &.. 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By. thL!! ttme he hd reaehl!4 'the outskirts of the crowd wblch be .found ass mb]ed In the market . pIa e, ond with won(1er and surprise he. pressed D. L, ~RANE. ,his way throug!1 to the sput where a OIllO, Ulan s tood reading. WAYNESVILLE, "Wbat! You, Lyolus ?" be elt· ~e.D.. SOD 0' $II'Aoh. r lalm ed ' In \ {lmazemerit. " How oame Edoleth Them. That l<tdnaped glrl who r elurned you !lere? Aud what , art thou do.AN ANCIENT QNE. of ber own accord should claim the lu g ." BY THE "HIGHWAY AND BYW~Y" $6,000 I' wal'd. "Li sten, and ' tbou ' shalt beor," reM, Hameiln, the pOlice magistrate PREACHER pI! d the IlIRn, enthUSiastically, as .he of Paris, was tbe Victim of ,a ven rabj 8~ When "'=:'I;;ll:=a=u7to=lll=o~b;:;:!I7'iS=t:'!s='1 orn tbnt n nln took up the scroll ' and pOinted practical joke on April 1. It began a reckl ess JOY rIde genera lly means o ut over the eager, upturned fa ces In the ' early morning wIth tbe ar· death so some one? Based on the Apocryphal Book of before hIm. rival at his reSidence In tbe Avenue May be up on Mars t il"""Yi-egard the EcclesIasticus. "Ah, I see. Thou hast zleverly Henri Martin of several carts of coal, enrth liS Buch small potatoes that tbey stolen a ma r b on me," r eplle,! J esus, followed by a continuous processIon A Prolol:'lIe to the Book of El'cl sl/l.SUnever look thIs way. CUJ;,- Thls J csus WQ.II the lion of Blrach, not at all displeased, lOr ha"e just all day of other vehicles conveying and grandchild to Jeaua of the same come from the house of tbe guvernor unorde'r ed goods...:. five News thnl the fur crop bas II en a name with him, This man therefore, and had ask d him to arrange lor a similarly planas, Jars or cod llver oil, halDS, min· failure In t he rar west Is not worryIng lived In Ihe latter Ilmea, , ofter tho people had been led away captlvo, and called gath-erlng at the people In the 1Ilarket eral waters nnll vegetab]es-whlle the womell of tbe east, homo again, and almost aCter all the place that we might do the very thing among the vIsitors whose servloes The "" ny oC the smuggler, when he prophets, Now hIs grandfalher Jesus, which you are now doing with such were supposed to be required were himself witn esseth. wae a mnn of an embalmer, a masseur, an underis found out. Is tuUy liS bard as that os grent diligence and wisdom among the good rcsults," of tb ordinary transgressor, "Yea, I could not let the storll8 ot taker, aud half a dozen pedicures. AI· Hebrews, who did not only gather the grave and short sentences ot wise men, the beroes of larnel go unused. See togeth er 322 vehicles orove up to tbe Unfortunately th e crop of peach tha t had been before him. but himself how the people enjoy them," arod be· house lu tbe course of the day, Amid basltet ]Iats has not been In tbe least also ultered some of hIs own. full of un- gInning at the point where the Intel' the confus ion M, Hrunertn went quiet· derstanding and wisdom. When therespOiled by the frosts of criticIsm. tore the first Jesus died, leaving this rupUon had come he continued to fin· ly to presIde as usual at Ute pollee almost perfected, Siraeh hla son re- Ish tbe scroll which a tew daya btlrore court.-London Dally News, Oh , well. dand elions are suoh pretty ,book ceiving It n.fler him. lett It to his own things that It's a sbame to get a Bon Jesus, who having gotten It Into his he had written. Particular About the Butter. "And Is that all 1" they asklOd, 'a a be backacbe dIgging 'em out of the bands complied It all orderly Into one "Ma wants two pounds of butter ex· volume. and called It Wisdom. entitling finished r6ndlng. lawn, tt by both his own name, his father's Lyclus turned inquiringly towaI'dll actly like what you sent us last, It name and hIs grandfather's. It conWnIt ain't exactly like that she won't Often a man will think very little eth wise sayIngs, dark S~Ylng8, dark sen- J esus, and noting by his ned that he of the hereafter until his tIme comes tences and parables, and certain partlou- would not disappoint the people, ho take it," said the small boy. The grocer ·turned to his num erous to dIe, and tben he can think ot notb· lar ancient godly stories ot men that lifted his yolce and spoke to the as· pleased Ood: also his I).rayer and Bon 1:', ing else. customers and remarked. blandly: sembly. sayIng: ThlB Jesus did Imitate Solomon, and W IlS "Some people In my busin ess don't "Jt Is all I have, but Jesu"3 tho soh Exis tence of one "popular" song can no le8& famous for wisdom and lenrnlike particular customers, b\lt 1 do, Indeed 0. mnn of great lng, both being at Sirach Is here and wW tell 'thee lt's my delight to serve lhelll and get be forgiven for preventing a "big learnlnc and BO reputed also, more concernIng th e heroes ' of Israel:' them wbat they want, I will attend time" tor the physician and the un· dertaker. "Who was the successor at Moses 'f " to you In a moment, IItUe boy." hegan J esus, reading from the scroll GEMS FROM THE BOOK, "Be sure to get the same kInd.': Turkey ::;k:=n=e=w==s~h=e=co=ul~d~ not pos· he bad taken from his bosom. "Was said the boy, "1 lot of pa's relations slbly get a worse Rultan tban Abdul It not J esus the son of Nave, who Is vis iting at our house, and ma If thou ' halt under~tandlng, H'amJd, and the masses, therefore, we~. was valiant In wars. HoW great doesn't want 'em to come again," anlwer thy neighbor; If not, comed a cbange. glory gat be, when he lifted up his lay , thy hand upon thy mouth.· ===== hands, and stretched out hIs sword No Reason at All . Be not called a whllperer, A New York jury valued a broker's against the cl Ues! Did not the s~" He-The major Is going to be mar· and lie not In walt with thy teeth at $1,000 each. With talse ones go baok by bls 'means ? ,and was not rled again, tongue, costing only $20 a set ' some one can one day as long as two? T,h e Lord , She-Why, wben bls wire died be Pride II the begInning of lin. knock out all ot ours. gave strengtb also unto Caleb, which said that the light of his life had gone FOl'lake not an old friend; remained with him to his old age, so out. ' Now they say the meat packers are for the new II not comparable that he entered upon the high plac-es He-There's no reason wby be gOing into the business of manufactur· to him. of the land, and his seed obtained It shouldn't strike another match, Is Ing shoes. It would be just like them Bear not hatred to thy neigh. for an Inheritance. And concernin. there? . ' to hog the w~ole thIng. bor for every wrong; and do the judges everyone by name, whosd nothing at all by InJurloul Astronomers are DOW basing their Startling. hearts departed not trom the Lord, practice.. , hopes. 9n the auumptlon tbat Mars 18 "Yes, ou.- table is al,w ays up to let their' memory be blessed. Samuel, He that touchetho,' pltch Ihall 'lUI well advanced in ,telescopes as It "We the prophet of the Lord, beloved of date," boasted the landlady. be defiled therewith; and he appeats to be in 'canals. the Lord. established a kingdom, a~d have thos'e beautiful red candles on. It that hath fellowlhlp with a aiiolnte'd princes over \llii people. An.d at supper time." proud , man Ihall , be like unto Great Bd==ta~l~n=b~a~s~e::;:i~ta~b~lI==sh~d "Oandles tor supper!" gasped We after him rose up Nathan to l'rophecT him. ' tns))(,ctlon bureau after t.he ~merlC&n In the time of David. 4s Is the tat pr08~ctlve boarder. "Madam, do you A fool will upbraid churlllh· plan. It has stfU to learn the value ' taken a way from the peace offer.lng, think I am an EskImo?" Iy, and a gift of the envioul con7 , of strict pure-food laws: however. .so was David choseD out ot the chO.Iumlth the eyea. 8AGE ADVICE. dren of Israel. He played with Han, Learn before thou Ipeakeet. , A Norwegian InventQr sends typeas with kids, and with bears as with Go not after thy IUlt.. but reo Writing by wireless. ' I~ the past only lambs. Blew he not a giant, when he fraln thyaelf from thine appe· the thrflling glances ot the ' blonde was yet young? ' And dId he not t¥e tltel. , ' . tJplst could be sent In thIs ma~ner. away reproach from the people, when He that II halty to give credit be lifted up his hand with tl1.e Itone One difference between high and I. IIght·mlnded. In the sling, and beat down the boast· , loW SOCietY Is ' tbat the domestic dis· , .He that can rule hi. tongue tng Goliath? For he called upon the cords of' the former end I.n the divorce .hall live without Itrlfe, most .high -Lord; lind he gave ,b lm court and ot the latter In the po. , AI an arrow that _tlcketh In . lice court. strength 10 ,his right band, to slay toe a man'. thigh, 10 I. a word mighty warrior, and set up the horn within a fool'a belly. . Anything, that will teM to m'a ke Ice ot his people." A man'. attire, an exce .. lve cream healthy and harmless should be A shout went .. ul~'roln-~~~~~~~~ laughtlr, and galt, .how· ,what welcomed. It my allo be tl.me to as he spoke of David. I he . tab recognitlo~ of tile fact that you ot the tavorite stories with tbem. Wlldom that II hid and tre .... ~an't gauge the purity of . soda water, "Yea, we know him," they cried. ure that I. hoarded up, What by the fizzing,: noise ltmakell. . "And dost thou know bls son?" profit II In them both? ('Solomon? Solomon!" tbey crIed. Better II he that hldeth hi. There seems to be al) Increasing "Yea, and he was a wise son, and folly than a man that hldeth hll tendency to restriqt' athhiUcs at col· wlldom. ~ reIgned In a peaceable time, and ;wall leges andunlverlltles In tavor o~ h~onored by God, for he made all Quiet A wlae man will hold hll ' schol~t1c work. ,As if any Interest around him, . that he m·l ght bUild an tongue till he aee oppo~unlty; would be taken tn .t he higher eduoa· house In his na~, and prepare hla but a babbler and. fool will reo tlon with record-~reak1ng teams and gard no time. sanctuary tor ever. And the coun· championship trophilla cut out of th, tries marveled at 'hIm tor the lIongs A ta'ie out of lealon II al curriculum. and proverbs 'and parables, and inmu.lc In mourning: but Itrlpee ===~ Johnny-The bOS8 said that you It 'w as announced tn the Belgaln and cor",ction of wlldom are terpretations, but he did lltaln hla parliament ' that tbe governmen~ baa never out of time. honor and pollute his s.e ed so tbat hili would 'pay this little bill to-day. DO power to atop King Leopold trom .Mr, Hunks-You mustn't believe, ail sin brought the wrath of th,e ~~Lo.rd selUng works of art, treasures, etc, upon the children of, Israel. And ~e 1)eople tell you. Tfle pro~pec~howev,, ·'. of getting rl~ ,kingdom was divided. And-" THE 8,TORV. <F9r :rltl ... . of the old monar,c h • j voluntary reThe voice of Jesus the son of , Si· lJonl's comIns here to hunt, tirement ought to strl1l:e the people as Hm Interest which LYCIUS had mao· rach broke. Saiiness filled his 'h eart Count F,lpanced. no !I~ubt. by' money- .hark., a good return on the ' Inves~ment. Hested In the great men ot Israel as he realized the decUne of the onoe And he will find lUI he opce fouod That helre.. e. are ClI1llY mo~kB; bad sUrred the heart ot Jesus the SOD tavored naUon. It hall beell discovered that "1m" ,,;' ot Slracb, and l1uring the days which ~ and though the people sinned "Yea, aUng trunks" with '.lse bottom8 are Getting 'Ready for the Opera .. manufactured In Parts expressly tor followed , their conference In the gar- God did ' simd his prop~ets t~ turn "Aren't you ' ready, dear?" be callel] the A.m erlcan trade. One of these, den he ,had given himself up to much them 'back 10 him. He sent Elias, , , belongltlg to a wealthy Boston wom· thought and researcb, digging up the the prollhet who came as a fire, his , upsti!-'rs. "Not qultt!," was 'the wlfe'8 repl,.. dusty old scrolls of the history ot his burned as a ' lamp. Elias It word an, was ' leized by the ~ustoms oMcera t'lt ought not to ,take TaU so 10llg to In New York and found, to conceal people and runnIng through them with was who was covered wltb a whIrl- pul your , hat on." , . wind and EUseus was filled with his ,3,00'0 worth at handsome gownl, This new Interest and eagerness. . "I'm not going to wear any bat." "I believe Lyclus was right when he spirit. Whilst he lived he was not 8hows that tbe Q\1lckenlng ot the nB"Well, It ougtit not to tti ke yOU' 11<1. ,tl.onal conscience, ot which so m,uch said that It was wrong not to give moved with the presence of any Is being made, Isn't Quite swltt enough theae records to the people. What If prlnQe, neither could any' bring him long not to put one on!"-Yonkera the .most of them then would be un· into subjection. But for all t~ls the Stateam",n. as yet. mOTed by them, there are stm a tell' people. repented not, neither departed From Dlffere)1t Viewpoint.. None but the brave deserve the tall', who would be helped and Inspired they from t~elr sins. And we have Anxious Moth'8r-I cannot t permit and Cupid has always taken peculiar by the memory of those who had fallen upon evll days," concludeli dellgbt In mating Ute embryo naval wrough't . splendidly with God." Jesus. "Oh that these examples of you t6 have such late callers. It wal He had been busy writing and had old might tum your hearts to God and atter 11 o'clock whim Mr. Huggins and military heroes with fall' brides, Hen'ce, the recent order that mldsblp- let his stylus fall from his hand while make thee reaUze that trouble arid af· left last night. Pretty, Daughter-Why, mamma, I men must not marry during the six sP61lking to hlmselt. Then, picking t1lctlon come In the wake at wrong don't Bee how you can class Mr. Hug· years ot 'thelr course .Is a solar plexus It up and placIng It wltb the parch. doing," . , for the little bUn. boy, wblle as for ment he had been working upon, he "Amen and amen," exclaimed Ly- gfniias a hite caller. It was only 7: 30 .whe~ 'be came. '. ' the pre'~ldent, whO signed the b111, arose 'wlth an a.l r ot determInation as ' clus. parting so many fondlY beating hearts, though some new purpose had come And as he and Jesus walked home~ Waited Evenh;g, , he will be denounced by scores at to him and walked with strong eveD ward after the gr'e at meeting, the for· First Music '. CrIUc~I ,wasted ' a , ' pouting rosl lIPI as "a mean old strides back towards the olty. mer said: ' , ' whole evening by going ,to that new thing," He sought out the governor and told "I am glad I camB- and have hea~d pianist's ' concert lasi' night! , ' , him all that was In his heart, and as of the heroes ot thy history. Now do Mr. Wu, who Is the Chinese minis· he was leav.lng he asked: Second Muslo Crltl~Why? I know that there Is blessing In fol- " First Music Crltlc~I:ils plaYing was ter at Washington, Is also the ac"'And thou wilt be there?" lowing tbe ,Lord." credited representati"" of bls govern· aboye ~rl.tlclsm I-Judge. "Yea, and others ot the household "Yea, I am glad, too, and that thou ment to Peru.. He II going to tbat with me." countrY to present bls credentials, and hast encouraged the gathering ,of ~he AI Amended. The steps of the scribe were now people. ' May It be for ',their' 'K?od." Incidentally will open negotiations Hr., Wite'-Cb~ll'lty covers a multi· towards the market·])lace ot directed looking to the establishment of diplotude 'Of SIDS, tl1eysay. I ' matic r elatttms betw'e en China and the ·ct'ty, whlthel' the people were , Her ' H~Bband-Yes, . It certainly wont to gather when any matter ot New RUI.lan Temperance Law. otber South American countries, Ttlls 'when it beg'!u. at Russlawm have a temperance meas. does-e'specJally Is Indicative or Chlna's new and pro- ·speclal Importance was to be ' dis· iiome. ,: ; : '. gressive policy: And Mr, Wu may be ::ussed. , . ure well worth while, It the ' l>roposa~ ~........!;--:.--L. "I will so a.od s ee that the place ' III ' now under ' dtsc~ssloll passes '. Ule counted on as a potent factor In ex· Home Herald, ' tending Ohlnese relations with can· In readiness against the gathering ,of douma, saYIi temporary nations, .llie people thIs evening. And we will purpose.is ~o' re$trlct the consumption give thl! people a message , t\lat per.' of In.t oidcatlng l1Quors by; increasing, ===== The , Brltleh admiralty Is planning haps will stlr them to better UVlng. the capacity ,of ' the smallest meas~e guv,.,or, . I "what wJ11 be the greatest I)aval dis·, But I must .find !Jclus," he sald,' sud· ",hlch oan ·be .sold ' to one·fortieth of lit ,,' play In th~ blstory of tbe worill. Three den]y r emomberlbg tha,t be Qad Dl)t kJlderkln (about 'one·half gallon) 8Ji~ hUJldred 'and ,fifty ships, built tor every seen h1m all day. ti,e was about to reducing tlie, n'uint>er cit plaoes where I ' .',' 8tlll Fighting. '. 'bl'ancli of naval servl~e. have been or· hlrn back In 't he direction pC his lIq\~O~ can be, t)b'ut4t. Tll~ I,rlhablta~ts Church-D'id you~have any l'etatlves dered to assemhle for a month or sham home, ,when voices from the qlreetJon of 'villages are 'aillo glve~ tbe, prlvlle'ge III J;evoiu onary war? " tlJhtlng. The sc'e~e at the' demonstra· ot ' the ml,lrket plac~ drew h[s atiell' to close e;dstlng ,p ublic houses and t<l Gotham-I don't: know; .but I've! got tion bas not b(\eJt announced, but It Is Uon. prohIbit the openl!! of new , t'nea t iwo coualns Inter~sted 10 th~ D. : ' beUeved It wUl be ott the ooast or " I will gQ first and "ee w.ha,t there wblle tbe lOcal cOllnc ra lJlay restrlcl war!~Yonkerll Statesman. Scotland. Wherever 'these 8blj)s may ,fa that ,Is,' gol~g on there, and will the hours of sale. It ts not knoWll as 8II.eml;lle. the maneuvering wHl con- tbeh. find Lycll!s, for he would be yet how the- doutpa wJll line up OD tt1t\ite exhibition of strensth and ~eaUy ,cheered to k1!0w , that his the proPosition, but the trlenda or the .alcfeDCf of application sucll as baa suggestion Qt a tew days ago Is measure are cll;eered,' by Q\e fljlt, that _nr before WeD wltDesai4 on aD)' being acted upon," he 8a1d to him· the council of alate b", deell!ed U. ..11 u lUI walked ~.... favor. .

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Old Mlild-Is It really true that marriages are mnde in heaven? Doctor-Yes, I believe so. Old Maid (res lgnedly)- O, thea. doctol', you needn't call ua:aJn. Mother Bird Drove Boy Away. People on Main s tl'eet, Da llas town, Pn" witnessed an nmuslng sight tb e otber morn Ins, wh en a ourlo.us small boy who climbed Into a mallie tre for Kind Lady-You say you need belp, a closer Inspection of a nest ot young but will your character stand Inves· robins was put to fllgb t by an angry tlgatlon? mother bird, DIscovered by t.he old Dusty Dodgework-Say, lad" you bird nItei be had clambered Into the talk as it 1 wuz ' a politician. tree the youngster was savagely attaCKed, The bird pecked viciously at But Wantl It Good. his bare hands and tace, causing blm 11oullton should to retreat to the ground, and theD Be gllld to own She only ncclls dl'lvklg him hOlIje. One telephone. Next Belt. A ~elplng Hand. A certain young minister In Phlla· "Ezcuse me. air," said tbe senl\)r delphia, recently ordained, Is st1ll very clerk as he entered the 'Private omce nervous and sometimes his remarks ot the bOilS, "but, having grown gray 'd o .not convey exaotly the ~eaning be In four service, don't you think Intended. A, te~ Sundays ago he rose, ougbt to bave something added to my tumbled with the papers on his desk, salary?" ' blulhed, and then said: "I do," answered the boss as he "My Friends: I-I am 80rry to say reached Into his pocket and drew tbat r bave lost the notes tor my ser· forth a sliver dollar, "Take this and mC on, and i therefore cannot dell vel' get yourself a bottle or ball' dye." It. I wlll have to do the next bellt thhlg, tlierefore, nnd read a f~w chapDeliberate Inlult. ters trom the,Blble! "-fllu;Btrated Sun· 1IIrs. Newpop-That measly old dar MllJazlne. bachelor uncle of yours was here today and he deUbera ely Insulted ua HOlpltal1 • . Benefit to Property, all. Tbe National Association for the us! ,Study and PrevenUoa-or TUberculoal. do or soyt bas rece.pUy concluded an Investiga· Mrs. Newpop-;-;Why, he .took the tlon, which sbows that 67.6 per cent. baby on bls knee and said: "Poor lit· of the tuberculosis sanatol.'la alid ' bos· tle chap! He may grow up and be- pltals of the United States have been come vice president some day.''' a benefit to the property and health or the 'communltles In which tbey are Killing Time. located. In the case of more tban 62 Muslcl11 Momedy . Manager - JIow per cent. ot the sanatoria the presence long Is the piece now? of tbe Ipstitutlons has helped to in· Author-We've, stretcbed It out u crease, the asses,s ed value of surround· much as we can, 'but It Is still about tng, property. an bour less than standard' iength. Bllrnln,g String In the SI,ok-Room. , Manager-Well, dash off a toplca.l song al)out Eroa'dwllY, with a dozen or Months spent In a si<;k , room have so encorell,-PiJck. taught: me many t,hIngs for the com· fort an Invalld, one of the 's implest One View of It. , and most el'(ecUve, of which ' Is bum· "'Pa!" Ing a "t.-Ing to purify the atmosphel.'e. "Well?" I Take a soft string IlIld , sUcli It with "Wh~t Is conscience?" a 1>10 the back ' or a chair; after "A. thlngf tbat we always believe IIgbtlng, blow , It out gently, leaving ought to trouble the othell tellow." tlie . tiny spark; which will create , smOke enough to make a decIded dlf· ENCOURAGED. ference I." the ' atmoliphere.-Harper·8 B~zar. '., . ,

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• • • • • • •iiIII~ASHINOTON.-Much has been written of the severity of the discipline at the United States ~111ltary Academy. The Washington officials of the war· deportment, acUng on the advice of the old graduates ot the aoademy, have kept t.he ~~~~~~~~I dIsciplinary regulations at the govern· ment's school pretty much as they were ~~ In the early days, when the thought was , that leniency had no Illace In military ~iiiiiiiiiiiiii alfalrs. The judgment ot the army Is that the old rule Is stili the best rule. ts At West Point there are demerits and Ih 'fun s men for offonses. Pains and penalties, however, do not "fevent. or at least did not prevent In the elder day, the cadets from bavlng on ocoaslon "the time of their lives." When any serious breach of the regulations Is contomplotOli the boys In gray US!!! the les80ns that are given them for another purpose: to outwit, outflank and outgeneral the enemy-the tactlcal officer In charge. The cadet at West Point. who was found wIth a crust of bread In his quarters, or, If luck hOB been running his wayan orange, or Bome other lUXUry almost unknown to the cadet 'palate, his punishment Is, or W8S, ten hourI of extra guard duty to be performed during the time that othe.rwlse he might h ~lve iIIeen walking through '''Flirtatlon Walk" with some one not a cadet, or possibly spending a part ot the 25 cents a wee.k whIch be Is allowed for extravagances-If he doesn't owe the govern. ment anything-in buying a plate of Ice cream or a delicious bite of cake In lhe gOOdies-shop, which the cadets In the old days dubbed "DelmonIco's."

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"Do animals commit suicide?" . wa .. abeen certain kin dtoasked of a man who for 30 years waa bearted army omhead animal man of the zoo of a &Teat c e r '. wife-here circus. and forever name"Yes, anImals do commit. suicide," bo lesa-and that It replied, "and orten tor tbe same reasons were better to call that cause humans to take their own for It when tbe ofUves. Probably the most pronounced of flcer himself was these are loneliness, homeSickness, 1081 on duty elsewhere. ot mates or chUdren, and III health. Just after sup. There are animals that periodically have per that Christmas a return of the suicidal mania, and which eve. durIng the can only be saved from seU-destructioD balt-hour Interval by the most careful treatment. between mess and "As a rule, bowever. When the animal the bugler's call to Quarters, two cadets stole dc;>wn the road In the rear of the hospital, scaled t b e fen c e, and dropped Into the yard In the rear ot the kindhearted army Woman', qua rte rs, They found the box, and ca~e4 . 11 the barracks, getUng It In through a wlnd~W', and storI n g It under a bunk In • dark corner, The two cadets him to keep tbe position of " ere roommates. manager, Instead ot bavlng it They pried open "rotate," as was the custom. the box, and havWhen the Bout.herner was rein« f 0 u n d that lieved from duty at tbe academy there were eight the members of the mess depies, eight cakes, cided to bave bls portraIt paInttwo dOZen oranges ed and bung tn the dining-bali. and lour pounds of candy therein, concluded that there Thll was too mucb even for the dlsclpllned selt-conThis was done, and the picture were just rattons enough for four hungry clI-dets with the trol ot tour c;ulprlt· cadets. They cbuckled. stayed untbucbed' all through appeUtes that theT could bring to the teost, about an The officer rose, swept tbe lIgbt of his lantern under the dark daY8 of the war. . bour after taps. . tlle bunks, ' and t.ben pulled two blankets ft:om the boys In tbe year 1866 there was 'l'hey Inv_ted ~o chums wbo lived Iii another part of tn bed. In an Instant tour cadets were standing at attensent to West Point as a tacUcal the barracka to come to the spread as soo'/1 atter "light. tion. Two marched to their Quarters In arrest. The officer a 801dler who had won out" al It WoUld be fairly safe to cross the area of bar- others wefe left In arrest where they were. the stars of a brlgadler..,genemL racks Wi~""nger ~ -being seen by tbe officer of , Four cadets expiated the crime of eating by walking of ,'olunteers on the battlefield. the day, . This story In fact Is told of post during the ordinary glad hours of release from Quar. GeD. Marcus A. Reno, who had Taps sounded. There was the usual dark-lantern In- ters for four long weeks. One of tbese boys went to hi. death on Saa Juan hIll gone back to bls rank of cap'pection Immediately thereafter, and from every room tn taln of regulars at the close of the old stone building came. the cry of "AII In. sir:' as and another to his death In the jungles of .the Philip. hostilities. He was a graduate the omcesls made their round and flashed theIr bull's-eye pines. One Is literally charging through life as a major of the mJUtary academy, as was within. No IIooner had the door closed on the Inspecting ot cavillry, and the other, who Dever saw the day of Johnston. Reno had been at officer than tbe two eustodlans of tbe box arolie, jumped graduation, wrl~ea these lines with a pen mucb less West Point on duty only a tew Into trouser. nnd sbell jackets.• anll proceeded to bla,nket mighty tban any sword, 7£1'1 HOU.IlJ '£XT~A OUAR/) (JUTY ~:; the window, throwlilg one end over the upper sash and Neit long ago It was written that th~re Is no sp'l rlt days, as the story goes, whell . then closIng the frame, so as to hold the blanket tight. of sectionalism alive at tile United States Military acad- the picture of the southern officer caught bls eye. War has made up Its mInd to dlo 'no~lng can prevent it, aud With the I.. 'bay.Qnets they pinned the lower end at the emy. In Grant hall, the great stone building given over passions were stili high- though another excuso was .the keep'o r; not only tor humane roasons, but 0190 becornera, and atter placing a folded bhinket over the to the' purposes of the cadets' mess and named for Gen. given for Reno's c;onduct. He wus officer of the day, and cause an anImal In tbat condlUon Is extremely dODgertraJ}lom, th£1' llghted the gas and lipread the feast: Ulysses B. o rant, hangs a portrait of the northern sol- wore his side arms. He drew hIs saber In front of ous, Is often compelled to end the animal's sulterlngs by Johnston's picture. "A traitor has no place on these bastenlng Its death. The suicidal mania In the 1100 II Abotit three-quarters ot aD hour atter taps the two dler's great southern opponent, Gen. Robert E. Lee. To every graduate In tbe army, north and south, the walls," he sald. There was a "rlgbt cut" from a prac- often developed after bls mote has been taken away. bld4ell one~ stole 10. Their hosts bad resisted the mighty "When the Uger attempts self·murder It Is necessary temlltatton 'to eat. They had Uved for· months on cadet appearance of the face ot the great confederate soldier tlced hand, and the encircling frame and the picture of to tie him down, but even thIs Is not always effective, ratione, and ' their waiting for their coror.ades with that - on the walla ot hl's alma mater, side by side with that the confederate general were cut I.n twain. It was Reno' who was with Custer's command a few ,The mania for lIel!-destruction otten continues for days, fealit spread before their eyes proved them not' only sol- of his great antagonist, means the en~ of c0!ltroversY'1 th" end of bitterness, the end of all things sectional. . days prior to t~e battle with the Sioux, In which though apparently subdued by enforced helplessness, but diers, but .tolcs. Lee, as he appears In his place of honor, Is not In "the yellow-haired chieftain" and his command of the \he creature Is crafty, and while pretending to be meeh The, came, they saw, aild th87 ate. The apple or Eden had not the· flavor of those mince pies. It· we. the gray garb of the leader ot tho .Iost cljouse, with the Seventh c;avall7 were wiped out by the hand ot Sitting alld roslgned to existence, w111 watch for the first opporbefore tbe days of aDlel ' cake, but those .cakes must have stai'll of a general shining In the field of bls sboulder BUll. Reno w,as at .a distance wltb another part of the tunity after being released to InHlct wounds that will be fatal. come from paradlle. How these youngsters did pitch In. knots. He ts sh9wn In the blue uniform of the old army Seventh cavalry: He had a fierce fight.ot his own. "One would scarcely Imagine that such 'a s~eIillngly In· an eagle on · b Js shoulder, backed with yellow, deReno was criticized for not having advanced to the with NoWlI1 bas -tasted so good' slnce, and the one who writes ~otlng the rank at a colonel of cavalry, tbe position the rellet of Custer. He demanded a court of Inquiry, and sensate anlmal ,as the hippopotamus would ever be guUty epClaU by th,' card, . . A:t 15 minutes betore midnight everythlns ·. bad dlsap. Bouthron held wbe~ he resigned 'from the federal arm), he was ch~are!1, for no one ever doubted his courage. of suicidal mania, but It Is a fact that a 'hlpl)O: captured ' Later he waa dismissed from the service. At West Point wild and confinol' In a cage wlll give enry evidence of peared save one slender' piece of mince pie. at which tho to cast his lot with the ' confederacy, The portrait of Lee was placed In position five years . to-day, where "time's effacing finger" has removed the homeSickness, and the only way to pre\'ent 'the beast ,mall8lt cadet pres eDt 'w as looking lovlilgl)" yet atf~ld. The Pme for blm .bad ,reached Ita limit. Unlucky piece ago, ' Col. lUlls, wbo was 't1)on sUlleTlntendent .ot the last trace of 1?1tterness, the portrait of Lee will hang from committing 'barl-karl' is to keep htm well fed and to surround him with animal comllOny. . of pl.. It'",u responsible for 'iwoes UDllUlilbered. · . 'milltary aC.!l!1emy, secured ' reiultiy the permission .of the bonored and tn safety, ], '. never hod but one . hlppopota'mus that 'was guilty "We war d. e partrilent for the' placing of the picture .. wbere, . MaJ..-O~~. George A. Custer, whose record of rapid '. . Tbe cl~k .0( .a, l.swo~4 was . ~ilard on t1~e' l~Jlbound stalrwa), outside the, door, ' .Tbe door 'o f the room oppa- with rlhat of Grant, It wO\lld · fall dolly unCler the ey.,. of . promotloqs tor ' galantry . on the battlefield reae.s llke a of ·sulclde. Having Injured his leg, he was replaced OD alto ,.... hear" to open. An. Inapection . was on. Tbe the cadets. The . thought Is held by army officers that . rpmance, bad troubles of t1ls own when he was a cadet.' the roud by another specimen and leCt bebtad at thil wIn, 't be bali~uet-room wa!'l doused · Instllllter; ,.he notlilng but good to the coming generations of cadets can Custer .entered the academy. at the lowest age IlmJt-17 ter Quarters. The lonellness was too much tor tb~ anJ.. light two cade~ hosta jumped :,Jnt9 ',' thelr ,bunka, one ' of theJll . come .trom t~,e honoring ot tbe ,memo"y, 'of : one . of ~e yearl. 'Wben be was ' 24 year8 old he was a maJor-gen- rr~l .anll he. rqsls~ed al~ e~orts -to make him chee.r up . eral, commanding a division. One may search history, taKe his food. He llterally starved himself to death. ' ,puUloS the blank&t '! rotn: the ' 'wln'dbw In h(s fUgbt. . One . grea'test sol41ers ev~r graduated tt:om · West · Pol~t. . ' and even ~ction, and have the hardest kind of a time to ."1 have known o,i several Instances wbere glr~rrel!S clld cadet peBt sought refuge under onti bunk' ·and ;the sec- .". Thl. atory of Lee', picture forces ..remlnlscence.. ftnd a parallel ' case. One' beauty of the 'm attor fs that no , ond :ilove under the other. The two In' tied were 'com· . Slncn the war of ~e~esaloo the portrait of one other CQO- bne h,s yet been 'found t~ deny that Custer won 'every aW!1Y with themselves by starvation, and my impression , " pletol1 covered, aDd oo- eye' eQuid b.a vet.old tha~ ~hey : feder"foe' ~.ader , b~s ·bu.ng . op hfetor,fc ' academic' ,walla- , BteP 'On the road to bls preferments. Yet tMs man, who Is that,lone1ln688 Is the usual ~ause for ·It. Each case tllat were cI!Jthed. .ID .h'!)1 'jac~et and' troulepa when. nl.ht- tJiat of Albert .B idnet.. Jo1,m.ston of tbe clue. of 1826, and was Sherldan'e tight arm ,In the caD!pl(lgno ot ' 1864-6, came under my o.b servatlon ~'as where only ,one ot anhnals was owned, by the zoo. It Is an absolute ' cruel. -Kear ·was· the proper ralinent.. .' who gav,. hie ~lCe tor the south at 8hUoh . • ' . came near be~ns lost to th'l .ervlce ot his country .'t¥ to eX.hlblt: one of these lIensitlve anlm!,ls alone: 'l'be)' . All omcer 01 ~vaJt'1 enter.ed. He a"ept t~e beams , T~ere was · a'~~u.cb .of secUooaliBm at Welt, "olnt through 'lnablUt7, to maBter thoroughly one of the must hl/ove comPl!o01 of thell" own kl.n d to l)e conteoted_ . Qf the dark' Jai\tern ,o.\ 'er the two bl!nka, The occul1anta just after the war, ami. a Jlorti'alt Of Job1i.,ton bSIi ·to '~~. branchei at Uncle !=lam's Ichool: . ' . . . ' ~Extrem~ care Is , Ulken with their ' diet. Nothtng but were eQor$n1r peaceN~I)', If -lolQewb.t ~u.plclousI7 loud, with the eto". The . picture .a. put I~ place loq ' yean. It fa toid at. the academy that when ·Custer 'gradu- the best: ,lover hay will the,. tou.ch, and you cali~t fool The olllcer lUl1licl to leaye. Wue I, lIle! .b!.'fore the. north and the ,outh met on the ~81.d of battle. ated It WCUI fOund that O~:f of the members of the aca- them with allalfa, as . we tried to last season. upon tile The bJaD~et pulled f~ tile,' wtndo" aDd cal'Tfecl to aDd It bunS 00 the w..u of the army officers' messroom . de~lc boUd had decllnf.'Cl· to alp hiB l'sheejlsklD!', When, coast. They are very tond of • vegetable mash; aud we th@ lnUlI!: had cau.ht In Ita trail the. sJDall piece ()f 1U1con· at Welt Point. . TIle' portrait ~o,,~ Jo,hQwn, as a lub- , tOur Y8aJ'1 later, OUlter, paid il Nit to the schoo) with glvQ them 1ll1'le quaoUties ot condftnsecl mJIle" ·.sumed ~lbce 1I1e. pit bad d1'OPPect 1~ jUllt .be)', the hH~ altern omcer 01 caval.., 10 ~. 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MI'. tUld Mrs. G l'ge Da i& weI' Mr. lUlQ Mrl3. ll'u H:m is and gon . W ~\t(~rmeJo n s . ullclay gu S Ii of Will Mon;s and ' org . w l' U sts f Mr. and 11'.. Indiana - " 'onto Crislo'-· family . . J' .. • HaITi al1d on. Fir. t of Lll seasun - Frlil!:! h lind Elvin Fin,'S and family ' speryl • U11MI'.AI? rL ta ~m v d last Thul' day afternoon wiLh relative:l )n Hal'- day l hIS 1\ whom . v Ysbu rg. ' Mi. ylv ia YrIUtlg' . of L bunon' l nn Netted Gem!' ; . rg hllil' and Jo . Davis mild. wa!:! th' g'U sL f.lU r .. Hora<.'t' Whal', a. b\l illess trip to lebanon !l& I·d,ly. ton tl 1unuay. Mt . Nettie ogan :tllcd on o. The Lyll I' 'h " l,·u will giVe a \ Bogan allu family W In 'day. aftel'- f sti al at L. tIe hall next Sal ul'llay v ning, .Jul y 31 !lt. Admi ~' i" Ere '. noon , Mr. Will (1;lrll 'p III 'lhlll'sclay.\. ·OIllC. RI1l1 bring YOU I' pl'C't'l ' nL or [uToma to. e~ night at th h m 'uf 1':I\' in I<'il". f luI" [nl ll. I Mrs. aId y U ngl~ by and lin ~It 1\1 r: r·'. J . 'Iar! was ill Uaylun on I tel's and !\it' " BaITY ltg-Ies y were Sunday. . _. I ue ' t' of Mr . li org Dayis Tue~Mr. and hll' . W 1I111gton UI'l1 II day afternoon. a1' pI' I at'ing tu go to Michigan for LEMONS BAN AN AS APPLES Mrs. Almond' Ferris and son and tl~ e ben (i t f the former whu is afM,·. Al Talmage alld wif ~ and son fltcted WI th hay f v I'. full Cream Che se spen t Sunday afternoon with John Miss R va Williamson. of Day tOil. \ nfer Sliced Dried Beef Thompson and family. h~s been the gUt!'t of 1\li's Zilla Sweet llnd Sour Plcldes Mrs. ,eOl'gc Bogan and dnugh I' Githens til last we >k. Olives sp nl Thursday with WalT n Bogan Mi sses Alma and Anna I m nts, Ha waiia n I '1~lI1d Pine Apple allel family. of Waynesvill · , wel' g ll sts f h it· Pine APr·le Ch unl(s • ~1i"s Eth I Manlhlll i ~ attonding grandparents. Mr. llnd Mrs . W. H. ' J unlie! and Jello halltallQ ua. Dul, on unduy. M I'S . Itl~l Mann n alltl Ml·l' . G ol'g Mr~. EtI.w.:ll'l1 Lungacre is v I'j' ill Spcdul for Saturday, July JISI, Davis attend u th l\li",;ionary meet- fit t illS wl'ltmg . ing at lh, home of ~11· ·. tella Whit'vera I . I I' m f1 r~ altended t h 8 qt Galvaniz d Watel' Pai ls . sel \ edll suay afl ·l'l1loll. hautau Ilia ·unday. ONLY EACH "'~ . - . .-.- , MI'. J ss Hurris, of this plac eerNew Burllngtoll. tainly t. a lat'g h " l fut during al' r egular made, g ual'- : har¥ t h pitched orr Ilin I ads of Th .sanle d not t I ak. See :vii ~ s Agnes ai,d Mat'lha Wint I' hay for sak of a bam swall w nest our window of of Dayton, al' th guests of .Mr3~ \vhi h wa bui lt on th tra 'k of th K lIy M ndenhall. hay fOI'Ic. Eggs per dozen MI '. EI ijah Hawkins is ' very sick Spring Valley. with gall ·lone.,>. Her g l'anddau~b­ te l', 1\11'S. Adam Dickinsun , of near Wilmington, is caring fur' her. D. W . Anabee, \ if and daug hters Mr . and Ml' . Quinn. of hluiana, Anna and Lillian w regues unday were gu ts of relatives h r last of pringfi Id t·elatives. OF COlTRSE \V k. ~lt-~. uinn was fOl'meTly The M. .P. . E. helrl a social in Miss Ally 'ulllptOTl . of Will1lington . 11-. Harp r's yard atu l'da.y nig h t . Mrs .Th s. Haydock anl1 daug-htel' Miss Bit'die R berts, of Duytoh, ara and Mi, 1ar,V 11 tt at' at- was th guesl und ay of ·Miss Effie hautauqua. M or~. , , tending Wilmington ten -t~ow~andth pUI·t of an inch. A.f'r he m.any f l'i nds .o~ '1r. and Ml':'" Mi ~ Efl19 onley, of CedarviJIe, i tel' the stl'i ps Ill' cut into regular a~rl y nllth ar re) olced that he) ' the lfuest f Alice Adam. length. th y pas.', to u machine which I' covering so.ni Iy f ~·o.'~ a ucce: iul Ray E' I and wife ' ent rtain ed ~p _I'at~on for app ndlcllis perform d unduy, Mrs. ampbeU, of Oregonia, trik s out ciJ'cular discs. Th e are ~ til X ma la t M nelay. and Mi S '!.hel Z nLmeyer 'f'.P'ris then tamped and mill d by a sing le euben JOTI s anu wife attendad Ind, , " process and a l' I' ady to begin t hei r t h fun I'al of th ir br th r-ill-law . J 1....... H Od ' f I I' d th cheCKered ~r [" in and out of pockin Newark last w ek. O.uu . ' v an • was _ _ __ ._ .. guest of hI parents t he la tel' part ets and . money ·t ills o{ the British of th e week. Empire.- E . change. H ward yk was aIled bomeby ... _ ...._ __ MI·s. Thomas Bordon) ofRichm 'nd , the serious il1ness of his father:'· , , IMPERTINENT PHILOSOPHER Ind.~ is th g ual\.t' of ir. ~<u'Y Harry .Patton and s ister Naomi al' Watel'hou gu ts oflfriends h~re. . " OMr' n re Full r: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. atfi Id and M,r. Mal' hall and granddaughter 1:8, 1 Illn laying so mething Ull f or duughtel', f X Il ia, vent u.nday LUCIle, .of eorgetown, are gu ts of wi h Mrs. Hope Stile and family . Wm. l<'itch and daughters. r~iny dny os fon >lug-gost. M i~ Laura McKin. ey and ¥iSs Miss.HarrietL liu\ ke . vi!;itecl a tl,t .ill lIn mhbl'elll\-l'ed u ad t o 71l Al ma Waterhouse are amping at urc\ay)n Dayt(ln. oenl8 frOUl $1.9~ I hautauqua, J ohn Belt i very ic~ . .And not ~ oloud in the sky! I n't 1iss Lillie N'IldryL ' pe.nd i ngsev~ . Miss lone hl'i tie i's th gue tof that DQo"btoIDllke'lIchtlppeevi8h ':l eral ·days w ith friend/:! tn Lebanon .. her s i t 1', Ml·S. Chas. Oglesbee. Seriou. ly 8p u..kio g, howeve,r I Ml'. and Mrs. MeJ!t Dakin, f LebThe MISS s Effie and'Deleie Moore non 't, s e why 1 sboujd be tanning anon, wer ue ts '- 0 . ~ra t~o }V'eekf visit tir uOd in oi~oleuod ~ ' ~.k in g like McKinsey Tu ay; in Indiana. 0, {(uin a. pi g . trviog to un il every Miss Can lark visited r'e lalives in Mr. 'Holl y. of Cozaddale, i the iron dollar to the fl or of the 800fe Xenia last 'w el<. guest of hi daug hter. Mrs . Forest before itge~ O:W8<> . Mrs. I. N. Harrisand chiJdl'en, of BelL J Dayton,. were recent guests of he l' Mi Eya Noah, f Lima, is penpAs lonlt II. I ·don 'Il throw my m 1\1 mother, Mrs. 'Alice Mc;Kinse~ . · . lng the week with her ister, Miss tioket i~t ' tho dl Ilrd }'Y mi t.u.ke, Mr. R ay Mj))s and mother ap nil Harri e~t N ah. '· but oontintHl t I'll w np I'wiling d ' Sunda-yat Miami Valley Chautauqua Mrs. J ohn arney, f 'pl'ingfield, 'the Oli hi r '!llittle p ek .l\. boo win . Word has b n recei d by rela~ wall Lh gu t last w It of r lativ dow ev ry I\I;or~IIY , is I.tl I~ orlme to 'tives Ii ~'e f ' '~h seriou ·iUne Ii! 9t her A. . ).' li:adP' tilo Cilia ro lhu~ IIround lI.ud Jack " ollins at 'h1s ~Q.n '!> in Morrow. Ml. Arch Cop yo and chil<:l,r n vis· ",round ? ' . IL ' be u my XllHi noe that the , Mr. Wm. Gard *md Matt M Kinsey ited"in'X nia 1:hur sdav. · were Harvey bu rg visilor last Thl,ll'SGlen Alexander, wife ' and soil, of ohll(ls I w1lu 11licl up the m tit foJ' ,I. .. Dayton, were g uestS Sundi\y of F. M. rlt.tny dn". ot rileuumti!lID 'olut,ohin '" . ':' ~ss 0 al'1 D un. I~ amM' fC"mcmnatl,18 Hiatt ~nd wife. .J ... · vlslttng her COUSIn, aster Kenneth TI . S V b b II d f d the do'lIRr~ before ' the I'ain camo; KUbon. 1e . . ase . a . t am e eate ~nd then tIl' 'y oouldn't go onnn U Miss Henrietta McKinsey has l·e.. the.Bellbrook locals . und a~ 12 t'o 0, fOt:' fear ot' I\ddiug t o tbeir trouble, tU,l'\1ed aftcl' pen~ing ten ,days at Miss Bessie Allen, of Dayton, !!pent Wrong, IlR u8ulll, 18u.pp.oae? Sunday wi t h her parents. . · Chautauqua. ..-:.._-... Yourh hopefully, Or~gonla. . BANK OP ENaL.~NO NOTES FuJ)er 11. - -1-:"'- . . , ' p , t) ...... And YAt 1 have j ust put 0. Walter Cleave!: spent a f ew. dayl5 n k f E I d t . t d hundred in tile !ltt.vings bank !-Ex: at home last week. , . -Dan 0 • ng a~ no es are prtn .~ ohiln e. . Miss Madge Sigle I' ras returned tr, m one of the blackest and most mg. ••__-...._ __ het home in Dayton. delible'of inks .' . The pap~r is expressotice of Appointment , J. K. Spencer made ·.n busine strip Iy made for. the purpose by one firm to Norwood one day last week. I - It ' h d d Estate of 811l1li E. I(e~to /\n. deooased. on y. '. I,S. a a.n -rna ~ papel', ' reMiss Lona ' her par· mal' k a bl e f or·s t reng th , I19 htness a nd S My. ers v1sited ' . The u~ldel'!lllIhod hli8 \)oou LOd IUId ' en ts o.ver unday. . 'dift'iculty of imitation and itspecnliar qlllllUlod IU!' 1\(]mlullltruLor r 10 iLltltl of M' sO l . M h" th t f ' , ,.. 8111l8ll: . Ketterman . l a~ of Warroil ,county. IS . en na a rc IS e gues 0 watermark co.nstitutes one of the Ohio. doceURCd. Miss L~cile Nort!>n. chief safeguards ao-sinst forgery' , Dal d thiH 201,h lIu.y or. JJU.IY•'I.AS'TDA" ly9.09. Charles '.ray lol' was home from '" " · 'Columbu~ over Sunday. o'me . years ago a self-registering ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The MIsses Helen and ELizabeth machine was' invented fbr im.pressing Holzlirl s p nt Sunday wi t h r elativeE .on eacb note a . distinctive mal'k O'l assifted Ads here.· known ,only to the b~k authorities ..................... _ _ - . . - ..... _ .. C" E. Monroe ~al 1ed on J. K. Spim. Counte~'feitillg is thus ef:'si1y detected ~ds will be 1"8/!rt~d .11011 r ' tblK bend for eel' Sunday . . ince 1855, notes of the Bank of' tw enly ·flv ce nlS Cor three lnliertl ons,' laud e Williams and Ralph H ous . England have be~n produc.etl by sur\ bOn IIslll~ I~ot !Dare lb an Ove Unell, 'tOll W!H'e down f["oin Spring Valley face printing froT}1 an electrotype. - - . . - - - .... ~ fot' t he bay:ri<.1c' atUl'day nig ht Thenumber of. ,1lOtes produced and FOR . SALE Zain At:mi tage and John . het'wood attended Chau tauqua. Sunday. issued by this' bank 'amounts to 300,- . "V'r week. ,T here are seventy or HOUSEI nnd lot.lntl Corwin, .' barn,. . 000 J!'C Will Kersey and wife wer e 'in Harh d . . h 'd" Cr ...., . • ' . COli 8 e ,go9 we 11 0. f w.ate.r . . veysbu'rg: Sa.turO!lY nigh t. e l g ty Inerent varletU:ls. . ,. ' Cap be rented a.t lQ 1)er oent intere8~.. V Rnjey Stepbens, ' of Cincinnali, 1n coining ,m oney jn English mints,- on·iunat,ment., 118 jt O~tf be bought wa in town aturday. ,'. the :m e al is prepal'~ in the shape of cbe~p. ' Inqutre , at M. Van Duser. Mi EJ9na Spencer called on arah i11g0J~ IOI' bars. v I t is then assayed ,to ~'~~~='~~~~~~~~~ { ~teddom Wed n !jd~y' aftel'J~oon. , tes~ jtk ,pudty . .'l'hen it goes into \' , , ',: -,' 'f ~1'r, al)d Mrs . Henry Itel' y,entel'-, cl'ucibles 01 ~Iltmbago and ·is melted tamed Dr and Mrs. E. C. thompson, "'d .... · ' i:l ""tb" . . ' th ' . . " ., 'o~ Lebao(m, lind 0 i~Eva Thompson," a.. ':'lxe ';~ \ co~pel In e p~o. '. ' . of T~r~~e' aaut~ •.~ymday. '." p?l"tion~ w,b~c~ h~ve. been fou~d to . ,~ MISS Sarah Stedao.h, was tne gues.t gIve th.e coms tHe greatest degree . 'of ~i~ ~Iiiabet,h Collett Saturday~ ofrardness, w.ithout.s ubt;acting too. . .~. The -yourig'-people of. town enj yed much fl'om their value.' It is .then a h Yl'ioe to l1eban~m Satu.t.;daY night;. poured intoir~n moulds ancI ' shaped " . Mi~~ Bess. Stepnens: ' oj :Fos~ Wi· into 10t1g.bal:s. The n~rt' process il! . ham i lB. the guest ~f , Eugene . G~rd the 'roIling. T/le great.,·. hardened and famIly. . '.' I II . h' b . .' ." . --' 'gtee ·po ~rs pass ovel" t e.. are agam Canv~' lJlaY,' be' W\~'terproofed by. qntil they Ilre r!!duce,d to. the standcovering it with 'firiely ~k~lVed bees- ard thi~kness. So exq uisitely adj ust.; \Vax~abd t}ten lJ,lelting it ill .with a ' are the finishing rollers t~at toe hot flatiron. . ~in bars do not vary in thickrieaone

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will meet at Univer sity Hall, Leba- . - - - -:" - - - - - S. L. 'artwl'i ght, WI:! hart t.h e pl('a~.. non, on Augus t 16th to 20th, and all A. MaffitwasinCin cinnati Monday Fred E . ~h c rwood wa.'I in LeiJiolllon ul'e of s pending- t.lw day , Thur~d are invited to come. ay , ' Mroi. AI-:'nc,.; WI ig-hl gave 'a nice Tuesda y . at. one of Warren Co unty '. in!!t.itu · There has been a good progra m E. V. Bamha rt was quite sick last dil1n er !:,u ll[lay in honor of Miss Emtions- th ~ 'hildren ': !l ome 11 'a l' prepare d and the lectu rers, Dr. T. S. week. ma Hi ll. of Wilmin g ton. MI·s. Abi Haines , of Dayton , is Lebano n. We were cordia lly Lowden and Dr. Lincoln Hulley , are greet. .. . visiting friends here. ed at the home by upt. J . H. Caskey, good The institut e notes say' B, S. Howell was In Cmcmn atllast ' .. th matron , Mrs. J. II. :askey and . . Thursd ay. Irs. J. E. Janne v ~ ntel'tain ed at l Otto ,Horni ck and wife were in Our motto, The ~t Institu te ev. Xenia Sunda , t heirass i. tant, MI'::; . Han nah Antrum , di11li l' Thul'sd ay, M I·~ . Eu nice Shut In a recent lett.er from Lee Adams er held in Warren County ." Miss Edna Stout is visiting in RiCh- I y of KanSlll:l City he says that he exIt was th regular nwnthl y lJoal~d and Ml's. Dennis . of ltichmo nd, Ind. , Regist ration, Monda yfrom8 t0 8:30 mond, Ind. , J. E. Janney and family W re at meeting , al1(.1 all the mem pects to visit the old home soon and a. m., and during intermi Ul'I's wel'e 1\1 rs eth Purnafl and two daught ers . ssions. Red I ' fi I . kl ' I Chaula uqua Sunday . I Reg' t t' f $100 present everyiJody here will be glad to it lH.l illj,(, a \,c t·y impoI'Lanl ucec prlc s on 1S ling tac . c at see IS ra Ion ee, . . . . TI dh' d t' bl I 'f . Evenin g lecture s Tuesda y and (' h wartz 's. . . . Ie U lUI' are wnL '111h 1m an IS es Ima e WI e . ' I Mlss AgnesH o rmckl sthegu estof meetmg plating sev'ru l impurl. chal1J.,{cs, MI'. and Mrs. I-red E.Sherwond T~ur8day ev~ni?gs, begin at 8:00 Chas. Cornell and family are ·' . 1 ' , t h Ch I t ' (Illl home If llenuS III ou ' ar es on. . i t d' ~ which will g reatl v arid l o" d Lh ' sanita- ll"",rl<1 lJ1 o clock. AdmlSSlo~ 25 cents. Mem- from Chau tauqua . (a mner ",un ay t h e Miss Edi t h Mosher and Harris hav tion of the instil~t i(\l1. Hiram Brande nburg and son, Sam- bership ticket admits self and folluwi ng guests: M. E. Sherwo od friend. ~eturn d from Detroit Mich. uel, of neal' New Madison. Darke Under the present mUllage ment ' and wife, Carl Sherwo od Ilnd Tuesda y evenin g's lecture will be Read Schwar tz's ad Lhis week. It wir . of ' e v e r y t h i n g is as neal as a pin, !Jut Spri ng Vall county , Ohio, is visiting his dauah- by Dr. Lincoln Hulley , of ey , and Miss Lilli e Klulel' John B. will save you money. Look at the pri ce!! on Bas Ball t here h!lll be·J1 sum ' hard tel', Mrll. Brown, of Lyt le. work to of Oregoni'~' Mr. Stetson Univer sity, Deland , Fla. O. W. Hamil ton and son are takin g good in Swartz 's ad ~n anothe r pag . come up to t he PI' sent . landaI'd . Brande nburg is about 77 years of Dr. Hulley is always eloque --nt and a ten days trip to Niagar a Falls. Rev. J. F. Cadwa llader made a Tlte Caskeys have th ins titution and is a well-pr eserved man. He enterta ining. He is a lecture Mi~ lara Hawke gave a week-end well r of ' in hand now, and mat t r s al' going J,Jarty to a few of her f riends. Those Mrs. M.,attie Silver and son s pen t busines s lrip to West J efl'el Ron used to butche r here about forty- nati 0 nal repu tatIon. Mon- II' keclo 'k \,'ork . five years ago. I Dr. Lowden lecture s on Thursd ay Tuesda y with who enjoyed the hospita lity of the friends at Chauta uqua. t ay , A t PI' nlth r arc forty ch ildl'ell Hawke home w rc: Misses J osephin e evening on "The Rhine in History , Guy Dakin and wife of Frankli n Miss Rowen a Wright relurne d lo at the home and all look d hal and Oglesbe e, Emma Hawke , Lucile CorLegend and ~ong." Dr. ' ~wden's were guests of relativ~ here Sunday'. her home in Red Lion Tu esday of last hearty. I l was The Washin gton C. H. corresp ond- lecture s on things Germa n will a good l hing to nell, Mal'y Hawke and Mary Davis. never week. ntfor the Horse Jouma l has the be forgott en by the teacher watch these 19ts as they assemb led s of WarMrs. Esther Stout has returne d fo llowing to say cQncerning the vet- ren County . This promis for dinner, ea 'h with fold ed arms, es to be from a visit with relative s in Camde n . To{. Hul s ami family, of Wilmin g· marchi ng to lhe dining r oom, e1'an horsem en. Steve Phillips, sr., one of his best. Mesdam es Walte r McClur e and where Ind. ton. have heen Ute g uc 19 of Dr. alld an ample meal is always er ved Robert Cross entella ined Ia.'tt WedMI·s. to Hyatt. and his nephew Steve Ph ill lips, jr., ---. Rural teacher s have a great opporEm-t R b' · '11 I Th t um'ty thO nesday afterno on at the home of the ' l h e Iattero f X ema: th t hem. 0 mson WI Isyear tolmpro ursve . e cond f ..... " t 'th h ' .eave E... noug I . . t . Ch' 'ff I ' Robet·t d . Mnnll ' ill"lon d f th , ()fSpl'i . former "Steve Phllhps , ex-shen ,presen t d I't Ion h ng I Valin honor "f Mrs. Will White's Le 1 ay cannot or a Je VISI SSI In r ga r WI IS SIR er In 0 elr BC 00 s. teach ... '1- I y, WhS tlte gu e~ t f Aleck Emley to the presen t manage ment, n!! it g uests, Mrs. Taft, Mrs. Townsl ey and commissioner, and one ' of the most teacher urge his or her School Board cago. al ld wife lalil Salurd ay . popula r men in ten states, is the old- to be presen t at ilie meetin eems the board has hi t upon th Miss F erguson, I)f Dayton . There g Thurs- Mrs. Anna Stahl, of li'ranklin, if! est trairier here in point of service . day afterno on to meet right pel'sons to manag theira '. il'S, were si.xteen ladie present and Flinch and hear the guest of Mrs . W. H. Allen this Mi !-l Alicia l'elley , of Cinc in nat i, and everyth in g i~ bcing d ne ',He has' the candy horse, and carries q ommislrioner zeller. by the waS the game indulge d in, after week . has been the g uest of the Misses An- board to give the m what they t he .name, The Candy. and hay he-is want. which dainty refl'esh ments wel'e • - '. . l1a and Hannah K elley. the candy. Th,i8 horae is one of the. The best part of the visit was at served . SKELE TONS FOUND H. V. Walter of Lebanon, were guestsandoffamily, relatives here good on~. Last Saturd ay mom~ Bertram Jones and wife, of Ham- noon. wh n we were invited Lo t he .S d iI ton , Ohio, wel'e gu ests of Nathan dining room . . wher a su~ he worked a mUcin 2:10% and Uncle As w'Orkmen were excava t~nt.i~l The followi ng persons formed a ting on un ay. Jones and wife last week. Steve says he stepped it withou t an' S. L.Cart wrlght 'aftmn near me~1 was waIting' for us. The mstt- \ gay party who visited the Soldier the barn, s' Frank Zell and wife spent Tuesda y - ,effort. tu tl~n s u rely has a good cook , an~ t he I Ho me at Dayton ~onday: , Monda y, they came, 8Cro~ two well- and Wedne sday of last week MeRdam es at Chau BAND CONCE RT Steve, jr., of Xenia, is the 888ia~ preserv ed akeleto hs, but not service wa:; all that uld be d su·ed. Fred E . Sherwo od, Euphem knowin g tauqua . ia Hough ' ant trajner irl hiB uncle's 'stable, and they were human bonea piled All in all, as we took our leave of Summ er, F. , Carey, James them Johns, Os ' . . The progra m for the eon er t to has marche d the bia grey trottiri g all togethe r. .S.~, rt~rlght and WIfe an~ !dISS g iven Thursd ay ev ning , August be the institu tion, we though t that t ile Ella Rye, and No ra Hough . Misses 5. people of W.arrpn CounlY ought to Hel en Sherwo od, I rma Hough mare, Marie McGre gor, by Cresceu s Mr. Cartwr ight ~ms to think KI~le Merrit t were Dayton , Veda VISItors 1909, is as follows: feel prou<l of their board- as they Summe rs, P earl and Alice 2:02l-{, a mile In 2:17~, last half in they are bodiea of the 18th century Car ey, , last Wedne scay. • are a sel of gentlem anly and courte- Lillie Ri!Jlel" a11d Master , ' I rememo' "'-th n:or h ow Steve bad as th 1:06 _ ere .~ver was accord Jl4;81ch, Under s ' Carl Arms ing and .......... to e . ... Hayes' MiBses Luella . ' . and f Jeanet te Janney reMed f nd b ~ Of becom' Cartw ''''t' h' oua men, u II 0 f en th' f th fa U!llasm .III th'11' Ralph John, exp 0 0_ . March, lila a Winona "-." 8isto ry 0 ....... ..... .. . ..... Fulton worke rm, spent a part of last week with Miss Song and Dance, Fine and thei r manage ..~- our own racedr iver and tbeFate Bhave grant- any 'buryin g ground near and Dandy .. them, and Isadora Squires . his wish. If you fellows see a great it is suppos ed they were Caske'y s,for they, Indians . At have taken ...... .......... ......... :.......... ... Fu lton hold ' oflhe re ins in a too, big trot.tin g machin e drawin g a little one ·time there was a good way that means M ra. J, W. Whi te was hostess at a spring D. C. Ridge a?d wife, of Dayton , Galop, At'ound the Clrc1e .. Rosenk rans better conditi ons fo r the poor, li ttle, d lightful unty guy for a teamst er, that's Ma- there, and it is suppos ed the Jy informa'! affair Indians a~e guests o!, ,hIS parents ,- M-ahlurr 'G~~1osso rie and Steve. and I hope he wins." camped near it. llls .. . hom eless creatur es thatar entruRted day afterno on given for last FriRIdge and her house WIfe, .......... .......... .......... ..... Thomp son to their care. , . g uests, Mrs. Frank Taft, Mrs Towns· Charles Duke The lower jaw of a man was found C. W. Barnet t and 'wife left New Pt' t ' SIt' to th . I l' I d ley and daught er and Miss J ean Feran d every 0 wai m p ace, an York Monday momin g and arrivel! a :rI O IC e ec Ion .. ...... .... .. ... ' U ton JgLLY CAMPINO PARTY guson, a ll of Day ten. Several con15 Minute s In termiss ioll t hey were alI good and sound, al- home Tuesday momin g. • . . though Considerably worn off, show, t~ts had been prepare and was enMarch. and Two-St ep, Amel'lcan . rrhe follo~lng persons J~ft ~uesday ing the man to be about 45 Re~,. Henry impson, of Xenia, tared into wit h a great ddeal years of of enthuMr. and Mrs . Dedtric k and little SoldIer .. ... .. .... .... .......... .. ... Myel s who 18 m charge of t he Cathed fOl' a gay ttme al?n~ the rlver fOI: age. ral at sias m. Two piano solos by Mrs. Fred uaught er, of Dayton , a re guest.':! of Waltz, Adelaid e ....... .......... . .. f' ulton Cincinn ati baptize d John DI·ew. in- ,White wel'e g reatly ten days at Retallu;k s cam.p:. War- Mr. Cartwr ight told a bit apprec iated. A of inter- Ml':i. Alethil\ Alexan der. March, Excelsior ... .... ....... .. .. . H!l'l.l!1 funt son of Mr. ~nd Mrs ren Edward s, Raymo nd Wdham son, esting history in regard to . lifrord pnnch bowl filled with lemona de, in this neighMarch, T nawand a ....... .. ..... Fult.on H.idge, at t heil' r sidence, 139 Grov~r Snea~en, Joe Thom?son, borhoo d. He says'a ~an by Kinsey the dining r oom was visited quite the name Joh~ Becket.t was call el;l to hiRold Cake Walk ........... .... .. ~ ..... .... Fullon Ave., Mt. Auburn . Su nday .at 2:'30 freq~en D~. J. :W. Mliler, ~ennetb RIdge, of . Wicker had a distille ry. on tly by the ladies and anhe one ho~e tn. Kentucky .on accoun t of the Mat'ch, Success :.. .... .......... . Bennet t p . m., E. V, Barnha rt and MISS Em- close of a MlltonTho.m~n,J. W. Woody ard· ·comer ofthef arm, and on the farm very pleasan t afterno on ice se1'lou slIInes sofhlS' fathel·. DEATH OF-J-: N. LE~MON rna Heig hway .:~ng as ponsers . creamand cake ,,:!:~served. of West VIl'glm a,- • adjoini ng a man by. the name of Lou Printz and Miss Helen Marlat t Pierce built a church . Every Sunday were guests of E. A. Weller EXCITINO ACCIDENT and Like a thunde rboltfr om a clear sky CHRISTIAN CHU~CH SPEE~ MI\RY ELS ' after.c hurch service s, the membe rs family at Centerv ille,' Sunday . came the repor.t Saturd ay mornin g Mr, Char1.es Braddo ck ,met with , would make a visit to the distille ry. Sunday Sehool at 9:30 a. m. ; serMrs. Hannah . Rei~hel returne d to that John N. Lemmo n , cashier Dan Patch, 1:55, .Minor Heir, with ' of qui te an excitin g experie nce ill fall- mOil by --.. Rev. M. E. DawsQn, lO:30 the North Dayton Bank, died shortl _.1' .a ~ar~f 1:59~ . UfiU~P ver a box one da~" last week. N INTO u ted. kings . POSTO FFICE her home in Dayton after a-v~8it of f~ . BDOKE "" a. m.; Christi an Endeav or at 7:00 d . a ld ~er mt' mg Satur ay mornin g, In falling his foot caught or of t h_e racing wor , engaged" I\Cveral weeks wi,~h relative s here. in a hal ter p. m.; sermon, 7:30 p. m. . m a '" tthe M'laml. V II H 'tal ' D tl a a ey OSpl , ea 1 strap threw him in the chicken house fierce struggl e for the highes t sped The post()ffice was broken into early . Jason Sheeha~ and family left Sun- comes as a g reat surpris e to his many teari ng a f ew inches from his shin honors, has been the dream of thous· Saturd ay mornin g. The COLLE TT. MCKAY PICNIC theiv.es d~y mornin g for Marsha lltown, Iowa friends who were not aware of his and skinnin g hi!! nose, making it bl eed auds o.f horse ~overs, and a~ bast their picked .the front door lock, ' ~d eas~- where they will yisit several weeks. serious condi t ion. fond,est hope IS to be realiz~. . . severely. Iy got mto ~e office. They lmmed lA Subscl·iber. The 43rd annual Collett -McKa y . , Mr. Lemmo n came from Wllham sWithin the past,Ye ar M. W. Savage , ately proceed ed tQ bore - - -- . _... picnic will be held at the usual place into the Joe Mannm gton, WIfe and daugh- town, Ky., to Waynesville in 190 , owner of Dan Patch, bas added to safe, and hlld explode d a charge MT. HOLLY REUNION 'atUl'day, August 14,190 9. but tel', of Dayton : were guests of Aleck and found ed t he Citizen s bank, and his stable the fleet footed Minor Heir. Ifailed to open the door. The safe is Emley and WIfe, several days last remove d here. He had f or many Mt. Holly is prepari ng for a r unand to' satisfY the world as to which being overha uled. TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION . week. years been identifi ed with bankin g ion to be l:teld on aturday an.im . al is the faster stePpe~, he has About this t~e aeall for , August Walter Chas. Sherwo od and family spent circles in this. part o~ the count ry,. ~lS~, i? Hougb 's woods: Every~ ody At school board n:leetingThurs consen ted that they meet m ~ bona- McClu re came m and a great d~al of Saturd ay night and Sunday at the and was held m the hl~hest da~, esteem . IS inVIted to come WIth well;tilled August 19, 1909, fide speed contest which should for u-lepho ning was being done, to be held at Untwhi~h, country home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. He was a hard workin g man of fine ,basket sand ell joy the picni c. A good ve rsity Hilll, ·Lebano once and all time determ ine this : in all probab ility scared the burg- Edward s n, Ohio: bus~ness judgme nt. He, since that progra m has been prepare d . much-m ooted · qu~tion. jIal'S away: They' evident ly left in a ' 1. Do you believe in the teachin g time, founde d banks in Ansol.lia, I ') Alert to the pl~ure this match hurry ~ all their tools were • - - - --of Agricul ture in the rural school? left beMrs. Cam. White and son. De~ey , Bradfo rd , West Milton and othel' woJll~~fford BUCkeye. ~itizens. ~e hind. The tools were ta~en , from FOR SALE The recent law on the s ubj ect. of Owensbol'o, Ky.: are visiting her places. He recent1~ organiz manag ementa f the 9hlo Sq&te FaIr ,Chas. Reynol ds' bl~clcsmlth ed t he 2. Can we h,ave medical inspect ion shop. son Upshere and WIfe and olher rel- North Dayton SavIng s Bank, a nti after much pe'I'8U!Uli.on has in4uced Postma ster Farr sent Mllltne ry slore. Olel stand a nd 111 the co untry ? for dogs atives here. was elected cashier . Mr, Savage to race his marvel s over from Dayton , which ' arrived es tablishe d ll'ad. Owner has two 3. What do you do with the Course here He was a man beloved by a ll who Istores and fintl s l'eRpolUlibility ,the State Fair speed 'c ourse, Tuesda y, about ,l1 o'clock . They were t oo 4 . Sha ll t he work-b ench and its .~mme- Mrs. Mary ~retsin~er has retu"!ed ~ew him. During h is residen ce heavy. Inquire of J ennie Hal·d in. tools lind a place in Augus t 31, ,next, when no doubt the diately put on the scent and ' the coun~ry aoout 12 to her home 111 XenIa after haVing here h e be\!ame a membe r of t he Morrow , 0." Phone 78. : ,world' s record will be equaled , if not o'clock landed two umbrel school? la mende rs s~nt several days with he r sister, ~ of P. lodge ., and the J. O. O. F. lowere d . . Mr.' Savage assUres the who had arnved and were'w --~ ---- of Study in the country school? orklng Mrs. ~tto Hornic k. He is,s ul'Vived by his wife, who is A FAMILY REUNION public that each anilllal win be in in \Own vihen aqested: They, 5. Is it wOl'th while to put 'g ood were M .E B 'I S d J B critical ly ill at the Miami Valley Hosl conditi on hence the placed in the lock-up . , . perfect, phygica. . dir ... theai'picture s on the walls of the rural essrs. mmor III y r. an . • pi tal and three chlldre n Miss ' . I , . ., Stella , T he Hlsey-Wllhamso n famtly t'eun- school buildin , '•• Chapm an left last week for Seattle battle~ouldbeafeas tfttforkinp. rivalof g songs in the hearts . " ,th~ ~ nnllt-"mce. authon " t'es. 'I'on · , w1'11 . ' ..'.. '. .. nleet . . ', at the hom of • . J W ~;.,: . , Lee .' , .-;v-v,, . ' 'Noton ly will- the State ..uur. be. ' " ' Before theIr retum they wtll VISIt m and John. tl . " oflhech Mond" ,evenm lld1'en , and flowers. In g.theiD spector came . the , . ' . . ay August 19 1909 ' . ". J.tw, fUQeral servIces were held ' Hisey ' .Thu'rsd featu~ ' with. the .:.appea rance . . and tliey were IPven a hearin a Tiles- sev~ra1 westem CIties. • . , ' . . schooly at'd? , . Monda y, lmorni ng at 10 o'clock at All r.~latl~e .of the famIly are most_ 6 Is central ization desirab le in , , ~)l~,~O~!},S~~pel'8; but eat:h D!lht ,diW Irto~",.anil we~ iquneCllately Gee! have-you' rioticed. Schwartz-' s bis"la.te ~~deJl~~. ~n .D.!l.yt{lit, and. the .c ordlally tnvlte~ to be present . of t~e ~xP08~tio~, ~ Autust 30, 31, tu~ect loose, 88 . nothlo.a , Warren County ? . ' . ' • coul~ ,~ .re4~eed .pri~on ,W~11-;E~a~r1 . .Read, .re~a,~s· "r-eT.til.'?;-ken to G~ay . Ihdf:rc . ~p~mlier 1, ~~~ 3., WlP ~ p~ted 'P&:Oven ~ tb~. ~OTlC E 7. ,Wh,at~~ '~ou. t~l.nlt bftownsh~p . " , " ~"m; ,it Will mSke, iriter~tin'g !ead,-, K!., ~oI' 'b(1r1~. ':" ~ $S.0:Q9' pr;og l"lUll .of Pain 8 ~11(eOU8 It is ~otber cue of o.r pnized . \. . " , tend~nc~? Is It a ~uccess In T~~ wh~ ; a~nded from h ere rrhe A~ g~st meeti!1[( Q~ t he W': C: . sup~rm M.anha~., Beiu;h 8rewo~ka. 1D'.~di- poeto~ robbea , ~lt1a , .uppcl4l ink i~ you:,are i~ need of anr• .,'. your t o,wnsht p? ed , ,'" . '. . , . . .' 'Yer:.e. ~J' 'follows: J •. E. tion ~8~Perb liand~fi~rta.' f_tute that tb8J~ia~. left -be held the 6th on the .' 8., Good results'oftowJl~hl1>school tow,n, ~- . M~ An:ni~ JU. ~row'n, , ~e efficiimt ·~I'. " ,P. D., Cl~gett. VI; ~. Janney , T. U~ free..acta and I, the. StiUpirldOQl Spell- 'ter·tbey weie 'friKJlten~ aw.y. Al1~n, . g'ro~ndl3 :'d.ft th~ iRed Bric~ rile~ti.ng exhi~it. ,:.CQun~ schoo\.exhi~it :: ,' , teacliel ': of the whole- 4ay.., ~venth Frank ',~lbQn, 'Wm. zell, .Frank -man Showi,. a1r' ~n:a))tlilnc to make ' zell, hOul\e . . Susie Hawke wUl be .Ieade}". 9. Th~ Agrlc~,t .. ' ural ~riBlon is in· cbarire ' of1:Qtta~ ·No. 8· 'Roy.1r~ns and .w ife, Frank SHidak~ r' for the day tb~ ' ·eD~tt.um:.en~ 'It.nd UDUIP lM't . P-~l1 the , D1~ airt who died er.de, ' Sc}lool to be. held in Lebano n ,t he first tIl.,m~~!!t, retUl'IIing from qer home ~d \vile: A~bel't MeRitt , IfroeramoftbeEXpolltiontli8~. 110m ~tina'- , newapa.",.. ".. , '- ' • • - • Week \n ,~ovemller~ " 0011: ~W~esville thelast "oUhe week~ d~n~141SBeS Henrie tta ' tis~m. , MC~lI1SE!Y, ,.Wan Pape&:8 greatly _iDit e h~. uUble .tocllplttbe, ~ 10. Th school asacen terofao cial .-Hom e,WeekJy. , r Lillie Nedrf. aobw.rt~ I.. lifeinth..eruralC9.mmunity~ . . K Mrs. A~na hE. MIllS'1 of Ells,,:,o~th, an., sen s ar year y greetm g to lh Gaz~tte an.d says ~he ~on't wan\; to do withou t It. It IS Itke a letter from home every week.

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bill a ccusto.tr.ec! nook fol' mMftattOi WHY PEQPLE SUFFER. and as h had r peated Qver P(I' haps for tb. tlrt! th tim e, "F\\'e years, T oo often the kidneys ,are the cause and sti ll 1I0tbing Is d ne," a Build II D. L. CRANE. nnd the sufferer is not aware of it. Inspiration came to hIm and he ex, Sick kldn ys bring backache a nd s ide OIl I . WAYNESYll..LE, claimed. pains, lameness and stiffness, dlzzi· "I ,,'Ill. I will set It down In B bOOk, Siory 01 ,tbe MesSl~' ness, headacbes, tlr d feeling, urinary He Sent 10 Jerusa lem and It s hall be not on ly for our lleople troubles. Doan's Kid· The Wrigh ts are all right here but for thosEI wbo are living oey Pills cure ' the ra ok111g amids t tho rulnll of our beloved JI!1'U calise. Mrs. N. E. BY TH E "H1CHWAY AND BYWAY" PREACHER salcm. We must keep before the Pf'O G I' a v 0 s, Villisca, pIe that It II only as we turn to Goa (owa, says : "I s uf· In Afrlcn lire fir u t be shots beard nnd serve hIm that blesslnl can corpe fered from kidney around lb!' world. trouble fo r years. Apo rypbal Book of and deUverance be wrought." on nased With ttIII ~ew resolve burning hi The secretions were Th e umLrellll man Is always pre· Baruch. bls heart he returned home and the dIsordered, th e r e pared for n rai n}' da y. Il nrue h. and Hi s Dool(,-TlIls hQ(lk Is the daya which follow ed found him busy w re pains In my "ack and swellings rlg llUI ot t hr Apo(, I'),(lha nnd,ls ,r e mark· of tbe an kles. ' Often I had smother' nhl., lUI being I ll p a ni ), book In t hll 1'0 1- over his parchment. Instead ge his Ipello n w h l ~ h Is t o r m ed o n t he m d" 1 nt forme r goings and comIngs nm~'n~ hl~ Ing spells. I had to be helped about. t h e pro phets, Tho ugh It Is wa nt in g In peoplo he sbut hlms If In to hlr Doan's Kldqey Pills cured me five Dr. \Vii r says that 90 per ccnt. or o rl!llnnllt )'. It PI' s pnts n \ l\'Id rl'l\ 'l' lI >n task, and they, noting his at-seDco. years ago and I have been well sInce. of · the on c le nt prop h N I Or ~ . Th e d in th e liquor sold as whi sky Is a fraud . They saved my life." ot th e book IA un e 'r ((,ln, Lil t It la pro lJ· began to question among them tl lVN But lhe jags It produces aren·t. nhlf1 that so me n .. l ho ro uj;'h ly ,'o n",r· Ril to what It could meun. Somb said Remember the name-Doan's. For 11l with t hl;' A lexa n'\rl m' lr .. n s l. Il'n o f be was ~' rltlng out a pI ca to tb . klnp sale by all dealers. 50 cents a box Th e arr!\'al or twin s cu us d n Penn· 811 J e r~ mlnh foun d I he H uh r \\' f rn"m e ll l SYlvani a farm r to commit sulc!de . It w h ic h t orms th e hn~l~ o f I hl' b ,k "I· of Baby lon I'D behalf of his ~Olll " foster·Mllburn Co:, Buffalo, N. y, was altogether "two" mu ch of a goor! r eady n ttnched t t h4' wrlll ll!lA (of t lln t while others said, "Nay, he Is gi"Tln. p ro p he t and wrough t It up In It ~ pr,.se m hims elf to visions and dreams Ilnd no thing. A NEW "FEAT." fo r m , th e dnt be l lH< (lrllbnlol~' II , ~, 1GO, The book may b e dl\'ldHI In lo IWO mnln good will come of It to him or bl., Nothing hlnd ~ r s th e march ot pros· pRrt~. ns (nll ow ll : Pa rt I. 'hapt l' M! people." perlty lik e arbitra ry and unreasonable 1-3:. . Part %.-Ch a ptere 3:9 t l) , 'IlJ, T h e Still othen, wh() wme among the action on the part of either capital or nSlum cd author Is undoubl dly Ih (' 1'0m' faithful, contended that he wna un pn ll ion ot J r mlah. but t h ,l l'lnl 18 o f the labor. hook are 10 ~ on s l 8 t e nt wit h thi s n~Mum p­ doubtedly engaged In the work 01 tlon. It .. "hi hilS n o t nnl)' hllJl o ,,\cal Inac- the Lord and 'Would In good ti m. The race horse takes no pride tn a but a1!.o p" lde nt tra,'es o f a give them the b enefit at any messag~ r ace. He would muoh prefer to re- curorleH, WHY HE'S SO GOOD. THE NEW FAD. late r ~Ilte thlln ' the bl'ginulng of thl! cap· main at home discussing tbe merIts of It\'l t y. The bOl)k wns h e ld In little s· whlcb the Lord might have for them t ee m Rmong t h('\ J l1 wa : Illthough It Is And thlB suggestion on the pal·t 01 hIs oats. Once we roCle hor!!es "Tbere Is a little boy In our nelgb· Btllt ed In th Grt>e k t x t ot tho Ap s· the few caused tbelr hearts ' to be- borhood who never whistles." AnCl t hought t hey w r e fast; But round tha t th eir tleetne88 No one need be surprised to learn to ll cal onstltutlons, th nt It wn8 r pnd, t o· come troubled, fo r said they : "Most unusual." th pr 'wlth the Larn(· nt RtJoM. "on thc Was not so to lIut. that there are grafters In Japan. There gt nth "We do need to remember that '" "He never beats a toy drum : never day o f the montb GorplRc us" (I. e. Th n stellm drew our coaches were doubtless grafters In tbe daya lI1C On}' of Aton e ment). are In sore straits b ecause of O UI uses a sling and never tbrows stones 'cr Inn,1 we go. ' of the cavemen. And w ondered however sIns and tQe sins of our fathers, and tbrougb window panes." "Mummy! Mummy! look, here's We tra\'eled once stow. we must no longer be stubborn 01 bab'y walking on his hind legs." .. "Truly. a re markable child I" A Brltl=sh;=b~o=o=s=e=e~m=s=t=o=be feared h~art, but must be penitent before A GEM FROM THE BOOK. "Furthermore, he bas never been But Into ou r lIylng, more tn Brltlsb theaters than even According to Taite. Ou r pcoce layl.ng waste, God and be ready to hear hIs mes- seen to make faces at elderly people, coco-cola bottles are feared by um· Cam leapi ng and bounding Discussing missionary work, Mme. The one bright hope of the saga" never figbts and no matter how many pires In America. The Spirit ot Ha8te, Hel n Vincente, the well·known Con· Jewl during all the dark por· So they talked thus among them· cir cus parades may be passing from Into hIs car hor8 Ics8. ::;====== go missionary, sold at a · dinner In New York Is to Introduce summer tlonl of their hlatory, and even selves a nd tbelr hearts became tender, time to tilDe on a near·by street, he H tossed us with glee. Nor unl ess we were breathle ••, Cleveland: street cars that will have- no end seata. to ~o-day among the faithful, and they repented of the evil which never runs away from home." . Content eo uld we be. "A Chinese 'beaven strikes you a s But the end seat hog will make him· wal the thought of the ultimate they had done, a nd again their h eart! "I didn 't tblnk tbere was s uch a ludicrous , Yet here 1n your own coun· self felt In some other way. began to turn In longing towards Jeru boy In the world. 1 should like to glory and exaltation of their be· But to dash through the ocean, try ' you are careful to fit beaven and To race o'er thl! land. see him." loved Jerulalem. salem. the-er-other place to your people's Are JOY8 ou r tast • Jaded - It Is proposed to raise revenue by There la luch a triumphant Then one day the message went "Oh, his good qualities are very Not now un~ ratnnd. dislikes. charging foreigners admission to this note of , Joy In thla book, and It forth among the Jews who dwelt at easily explained. You see, ·the boy A swifte r progres810n. "Thus, on my recent southern trip, country. The Idea seeme to be that may well be a lubJect of con· Babylon asking that they assemble I'm talking about Is a marble boy. W e feel w mU8t try, I beard 'a Georgia negro d1vlne d ewe are running too big . a ahow for a So the world's getUng CTILZY, templation by thoae of UI tothemselves hy the river side, fot and he presides over a fountain on To learn how to lIy. scribe hlldes as Ice cold, n place free show. day as poInting to a dlspensa· Baruch had somewhat to say unto Mr. Bleeker's lawn." where the wloked shiver and freeze ==:::::=.===;:=:= tlon yet to cpme. them. So It was that on the follow, THOSE SUMMER MEN. A Paris milliner has gone Insane, thro,u gh, eternity. I asked the dl· He Wal Real Mean . Put off, 0 Jeru .. lem, the ga"" Ing day when they were all gatherel • ays a cable dispatch. A lot 'of wom· ,. vine wby the altered In t hat radIcal Miss Golding-Here's your ring. I m, e nt of thy mournIng and af· together that Baruch came with hll en over here are raving about their manner the usual description of fllctlon and put on the come II· great scroll In his. hand. And tb have decided that I can never be your hats, raving In much the I!ame man· hndes. and he repU d : wife, so tbe engagement Is off and J I)eal of the glory that cometh people all crowded around to hear ner, we prellume. "'Ah don' darst tell mah people nuf· from God forever. and Baruch did read the words ot thr shall exp ct you to return everything ,fin' else, marm. Whf, It Ah sed hades Caat about thee a double garscroll which he had written th('rein. you may have In your possession that A . Georgia preactier says It takes' V'-<1Z wahm . some 0' dese ole rheumat· ment of the rlghteoulnell And as he unfolded the sad history of be longs to me. from '3,000 fo' flj,OOO a year to raise 10 bredd rn an' slBtern 0' milie would Hamlin-All I have Is a lock of Mr. which cometh from God; and Israel's waywardness and sin through a boy.. U he Is raised right, a good ,be wanUn' -ter , stnht right down dab set a diadem on thine head of out the long years, and how In merc} your hair and photo. I don·t suppose portion of the money must be Invested come fust frost:" tn sole leather straps. ' the glory of the everlasting. and love God had dealt It-!th them and you care anything 'f or tbe photo, but the lock of hair you wni no doubt For God will Ihow thy bright. had at last permitted the mighty kina For the Unmarried Daughter. Highwaymen in Brooklyn who neaa unto every Ilountry under of Babylon to come In and utterb want to preserve as a souvenir. The re wll1 be a v'e ry unique social .robbed a drunken man of 65 cents Miss Golding-As a souvenir of heaven. destroy and scatter the nation, the affair In Atchison early In July. A cer· ,got a sentence of seven years. No For thy name Ihall be called people fell upon their faces and wept what taln girl has never m rrled, and as all wO.n der, with all the modern Improve· . Mr. Hamlin-Of the time when you of God forever, the peace of the Then they lifted up thetr voices and her sisters milrrled and enjoyed pret· ,menta tn' opportunities, that justice Is were a brunette. righteous/ and the glory of cried: ty clothes and wedding presents her 'disgusted when the majesty of the law God'l worlhlp. "0 Lord Almighty, God of TsraeL, the father announces that he wants to The Sorrow of It. •• defUed for less th,an a dollar. ArlIe, 0 Jerusalem, and stand soul In anguish, the troubled spirit do as well by her a nd will give her a The jokesmlth table. On crleth unto thee. Hear, 0 Lord, and on high, and look about towards From the way In which panJcky En. mock wedding. his hands he the ealt. and behold thy chll. have mercy; for thou art mercifuL England afte r tryrng fn-nir..,h;"",",;,;=-n.,I';:":~r;;"'I-......=--~-..,.----. fiction durlDK the • S.h e \\'111 have ..!LlL!!!uoh ,money to dren gathered from the west Have pity on us, because we have w1lJ suddenly succumb to an unexpec' spend on clothes as lt she were to b "Alas, my braIn summer? I unto the' east by the word of s Inned before thee. For thou en· what he /laid: ed 'lnvaslon by Germany It wlll not be a bride, and after s he has them all tank's empty! All thoughts seem to She-No; but 1 Us ~n to It. the holy one, rejoicing In the durest forever and we perish utterly 'the fault ot- powerful suggestion If made her father wlll gIve h er a party remembrance of God. Remember not the Iniquities of our have fl ed. It·s funny I can't remem· Germany Is .not hypnotized Into trying and noUty all the kin tha t they ' must ber the jokes I think of In bed." Putting on Airs. For they departed from thee forefathers, but thJnk upon thy pOwel the feat so thrust upOn her notice. ca.r ry presents as If to a bride. Then TheY're getting stylish, and thy name, and praise thee In our on foot, and were led away of Wlae, I'm afraid: be wlll send the girl on a trip to the Yankee equines are winning recog·, ' their enemlel; but God bring· captivity. For we have called to mind Tbe w\.ae mnn thinks be fore b e 8peaks, Their hIred girl seacoast, where s he can wear her And It you w lll ' la now a "maid." nltlQn and prizes at the London horse eth them unto thee exalted with all the Iniquity of our forefathers new olothes and bave more tun than ,show. The day of the horse bas by glory, al children of the king. that sinned be fore thee. Behold, we But take hIs hunch you'll do tho same If there were a man tagging along.Had NotHing to Say. And then keep still no means passed, notwithstanding the .. dom. are yet this day In our capUvltT. The stranger bad been compelled Atchison Globe. p;og'ress In favor of the automobile. For God hath appointed that where thou hast scattered us, for , A TERRIBLE THOl)GHT, to linger twenty·four hours within the I,T he noble animal has qualities which every high hili, and ' banks of re proach and a curse, and to be sub A Gentle Alperalon. gates. no mere machine, however admirable long continuance, should be cast ject to tribute, according to all thr t Among ttJe prls9ners brought before queried the landlord of the "Well," tn Itself, can hope to rival. down, and valleys filled up, to inIquities of our fath ers, which de vlllage inn, as the stranger was set· a Chicago police magistra.te one Mon· make even the ground, that I.. parted from the Lord our God." tlIng his bill, "what do you think or day morning wss on~, a beggar, Whose Campalgn.lng In Morocco Is attended face was by no means an unfamiliar rael may go safely In tho glory And as they prayed thus, Baruch's our place as a summer resorU" by perils other than those whlcb come ' of God. heart was made glad, and he Bald tc "I'd hate to tell you:,' answered the. one to the judge. <from the hostlllty of tribesmen. A "I am Informed that you have agaln Moreover ven the woods and , hlm ~e1f: "Now will they listen tr> my stranger, as he picked up his grlpk Ic'o lumn of Fr~mcli troops and natlve every sweet·smelling tree shall pleadings for the desolate J erusalem "Even what 1 think of tt ' as a last re- been found begging In the public soId.l ers Is r eported to bave encoun· [treets:' said hIs Honor, sternly, "and overshadow Ilrael by the com· and w ill send succor , back to thoSt sort would not look well In print." tered.. ltl,QJ}g that 3 men..J)e· yet you carried In your pocket over mandment of God, who are In /lore stress amidst the lshed of heat and thirst. That Is a ten dollars In currency." For God ahall lead Israel with r uins." Those Ca' r Wlndowl, harsher fate than to fall on the firing "Yes, your Bonor," proudly returned George Washington never told a lie joy In ·the light of , his glory And when the voices of the people Une. tlie mendlcaD,t. "I may not be as Indus· wIth the mercy and righteous. bad ceased Baruch spoke to them of because he was cautious. nesa that oometh from him. J erusal em and her departed glory and One day, on ti. railroad train, a lab trlous os SOllie. put sir, I am no spendI £ dlcta 'that the population of the + • of their brethren the poor and deasked hlm' to open a window. Instead thrlft:'-:Harper's, Weekly. !United States w1l1 soon overtake the ., • • • • • • • ++• • • +• ++• • • • • +• • + spised whom the king of Babylon had of saying, "Ce rtainly, ' 1 will; madam," 'HOME TESTING food supply. This fits In nlceh with George . said, "I wlll try." ' THE STORY. left amidst the ruins of the beautiful A 'Sure' and EalY Teat on Coffe.. ~ty . the theory of tbe other professor who George did try, and, ot course, you t says cannibalism Is the proper thing. "Here, we have plenty. I:ack there \ know the result. IVE years," sighed Baruch. "rt To deoide the all, Important uesFood can be supplied and the popula· there Is great want. Let liS send ~Il But his ' reputation for vt,raclty wal does seem almost a lJfeti me." And tlon ot, coffee, whetber or not It ,. tlon kept down by the simple mode ad· agai n the mnn lapsed Into a long them." still saf~.-Yonkers Statesman. really the bidden cause of physical vocated, which will thus kill , two silence, ' "Yea, we wtn! We wlJl!" shoutec" ails and approaching fixed diseases, How Could She. birds with one stone. It' Is not often Day and night the condition of his the people and they at o nce madE. He (rhapsodlcallY)-1 adore every· one shouid make a teat of ten daya by that the learn ed experts so neatly peopie Israel welgbed upon his mind a collection of money according to thing that is gra",d, exquisite, super· leaving off coffee entirely and using dovetail th eir tbeorles. and heart. Day ' and, night he ha d every man's power, and they' made ·emlnent. 1 love the · peerless, the well;made Postum. up an offering and sent It unto Jeru, If the new sultan falls to meet the thought of the J erusalem he had seen serene, the perfect In 1I1e. It relief . tollows you may know to salem, unto Joachim the high priest, spoiled and ruin ed by the cruel hand require ments of the reformers, or She (blushing coyly)-Ob, 'George, a certainty that' coffee ' has \leen and' they scnt word, sarlng: of th e nation which bad taken them should die, he will he succeeded by How can I refuse 'y ou when you put your vicious enemy. Ot course you "Rehold. we have sent you money "I was just thlnkln' how terrible It so beautifully? ' Abdul Hamid's el~st s ou, YOUBSOUJ captive, How be bad striven to br ing to buy you burnt offerings, and sin cian take It back to your heart again, the rulers of J erusalem to th point It'd be If my birthday an' Chrlstmae lzzltdlne, who Is described as In every it 'you llke to keep sick. offerings and Incense, and prepare ye came on the same day. My!" of submission to the king of Babylon, No, Indeed. 'respect a b et~r man than Mehmed. A lady says: "I bad 'suffered wIth "Science seems to be puzzled by th~ stomach trouble, nervousness and ter· ,He Is a scientist, and astronomer, a but they would not, and at last the manna and offer upon the altar of the Lord our God. And y e shall read tbJI! His Mania. strange. beast recently captured by rlble sick headaches ever since I was Imathematlclan and a linguist. This king had sent and razed th e city and Tjarks-What Is Flyer doing around Mr. Roosevelt." ' a utt,le child, for my people , were ale being the case, It seems rather a pIty dragged all th e principal people to the book, which Baruch Is sending unto "Rest assured of one thing." that the law of Turkish s uccess ion far ott Babylon, he among them, And YOll, and ye shall say, 'To the Lord ,tbat rural legislator? ways great coffee drinkers and let U8 Bjenks-He's trying to lobby a bill. "And wbat is that?" does not allow tbe son to succeed the It had been five yea rs now Bl nce that our God belongeth rlghteou1'j ness, but children ~ave all we wanted. , I got unto us the confuslop of faces. And bitter trial. and during those years Flyer has th~ alrshlv craze strong. ' "U Isn't a nature . take." :father. 10 1 thought I could not, llve without now. 0 Lord our God, we have sInned, he hnd pondered over the condition Tjarks~And what kind ot a bill f. = c~tr,ee, but I ~ould not acknowledp About 'on e of the meanest species of his nation and mourned for the be· we have done ungodly, we have dealt he ~rylng to 'lobby? MANY EXCUSES. that It caused m .. sufferlng. , of fraud Is tbat reported from New loved J erusalem. unrighteously in all thine ordinances, , Bjenks-A bill to compel fatmerll "Then I read s , many1artfoles about York, where oats shipped from the He had striven to keep before thl! let thy wrath turn from us; ' for we' arc to spread feather beds over their Postum th~~ I decided to KIve 'lt a fafr · west are said to be largely mixed wltb minds of the captives the thought of but a fe w left among the heathen, farms when they see an alrsblp trial I had not used If two weekil In ,barley to give a larger profit to the God, and that even durIng their so- where thou has scattered us. Hear descending. plaoe of colee uniu ,I be,g an to feel ,sblppers. On account of tbls diet an journ In a strange land and with a our prayers, 0 Lordt" like ' a dllerent person; ' The beadaohe unusual number ,of work horses have strange peo ple th ey could be loya l Stood the Teat. and ~nerVQ\l~nel8 'disappeared ' ,and died, the fraud .not only thus kUling to him and obey hl's law. He tried "Mamma, why don't you want me The Higher Path. ,wherea/l I '\1s~d ~o be slok two,..r: three : the poor animals, but also Inflicting a to play with that Kudger boy?" to point out and make plain that It Borne Christians travel their way by days out ,of, a week while \irInklng' oot. loss on a class In the community least "Because, de8.r~ r know the famny. was th eir sin and the s ins of their the valley road, and miss the joys and (~e ' I 'llIn , ",ow weU and - strong ~d able to bear It. ' But. the modern busl· He hasn't good Jjlood tn him." . ' fathers which had brought upon the pr,l \'lleges , ot ' the few who Journey on' sturdy, se:v~n days ,a ' weetc;' thaDkl to , ness pirate bas no more compassion , "Why, mainma, he's ' been vacclnat· postuuf. :;' , : . than his prototype of old who made nation so great humiliation and suireI" the crest of the hlUs. We may tread ed twice, and 1t Wouldn't take eIther lng, and that It was only, as ' now they the path where the m1~t. ot dOubt . ",}'I hacU,eeli' ' u log ' Postum three hIa victims walk the plank. bowed to' the conditions and turned' aud unbelief linger, and be weIghed Ume." m~nth8 a.r4 ,lIacl, Dever bee-n s~k a ' snd served tbe Lord to .'the best "f down by the "dont:s:~ and" emotions. day wlien>t l thought' 'WOUld \;' 6Zl)ert. . " , CotduQation. , Tb,e Plt~8burg Dispatch advises UB their sbmty that they could find do- But thcoro Is a p!a!!e, If· we . but ment;,a*d ~ ', lf W?eaIlt wa's" coffee, ,i'Bbt;" as'k ed tbe ' first coed, "w~y , to "keep One 'umbrella at home, and lIverance. -, climb Vl I,t. wnere we' ,may walk ·that . ca~ th~ ~o~ble, 10, t ",epil . 'yoU: elect "to take up tbe study, of atlo~er a~ the ' office." ' Please send One year, two years, .threQ year!!, close ttl the ' Malter's sIde 'that the (f.)rman jll,st!!ad of "Frencb , .. , , fo ,.Urtnk eoffee !'PID and 1Qslde ot .. Jour recipe for keeping the one at four ye!lrB, and then five ye,a"!, had clouds uf unbelief: Ue tar below our "ee.k' r h&d _a -slok 8M". '1 w.. 110 III . '!Ob"~ 'replied the 'other,' "the ·the omce. • dragged out the ir weary le ngths and feet. We can ..no Jonger doubt, 'J1. m~n . professor ',VU so awfully 1 was 'OOD cQu!1nce,d th.at ~co~ee . . . still th~ brJghu.;ninr day of deliver· ,cau,sEl we "kno~, whereln :we have bethe ,caus,! of aU,b)Y, IDIsel")' lDd I went , What fat.~ has on the C!Ilrpet Is al· anoe dill not seem any nearer than l1eved." We have no longer a 'lienee 80m'll, YOll know,!'-Catbollo Btt~~!.1 haok to ·-YOltum with the relu1t t!)at ways ot anxl<?us Ipterest to me, but that ~rst 'day. ,,!ben they had reached of self-denial over , the nttle thIngs ~., Timei:"' .: r wu ~D well an.t strOhg ",aiD and It I, particularly so now to learn- whal the stTBnge land and bad' set to :work 'we have not to do, because we deatre , Hardl,. . det4?rmt~e4 to ' lUck ' to' ~OItull ad abe b .. on the ,Turkey carpet. ' to make them homes down along the ' only to know his wDl ud to ple..t "Here I. '. lI.t of the hundHd worat leue ootree alDll8 tn the: (uture." river bank In the seetlon wbJch had hIm. It fs the people ot hDI.a d ltel4 the ~be Man was the fI~t gossip, laJ. a been set ap~ br the Jdq tot the~.r prlvllege wbo., enter Into the h'el1tap, ChIC&&o wom&D~ . And see how , quick· dwelUng place, "Peace I leave wWl '7011. IIi1 lHI1ce J pOor male creature was outm. Tbat day Barucb Jaad 80De eut to .... unto ~. '

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For be ce rlalnly me tell you 0. shor t story, Once two s em d the nicest kind of a man [ very you ng people, a boy and g irl , ev r had here and I wanted to believe sca rce ly done bIn g child ren, senti, ,Dr. Furnivall's Psychometric-Deductive Solution of a Perplexing Case ' In him. Besid es, he saw me In the Ul nLal and hh; h·slr ung, fell In love mirror all I looked at them the re In see tbe possllJllI ly of this thought In ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ he has In him. You s houW not hnve attempted to conduct an exa mina tion nch olh r's arms, and as he made no th eir fac s, as yo u can In ' t he faces • ii • RS. PHIL· "Do you know 'em well? How long an 1" demand 'd tbe Berg ant. eharp- here, with him In tbls stat e and tha t xlllaLllltlon, I thought he felt that be of sO man y youn g e nth\l !\lnsis, It wa!! ha d done no wron g, nothing that not an un o mmon lhou ght. So ail e Iy. "It was dark, wasn't It? The moon body on the bed. It was Ind cent." POTS started have they been with you 1" up and leaned "Tbey have heen bere two weekS was bebJnd the clouds. And you was "You put your side of tile job no ded I'X use. But now- I don't night th ey lay down on th 11' herl and forward In bed only, and I scarcely know them at all, way up the re from the steps-come thruugh Ilnd l'U man nj::e to worry mlnr know whal to think. H he rcally loved be, putting the revolve r to h er heart, suddenly, Thoy said that they. had been marri ed hero and let me look at you !" he add· alon ~ withou t any belp," the s rgeant Ib is oth er wo mnn, and nol bl s wire, kissed her passlonat Iy, no douLt, nnd eve r y sense II. year, and tbat th eir name was Tru, ed, suddenl y. He look the mlln by g rowled, belligerently. " Th ro's a and If It was a woman who cnme up fired, The muzzl of t he wil pon was strained to a roo Tbey seemed to have plenty of the arm anr! turn ed him aro und so pbony s treak sonlewhe re In t hi s mi xed l h s e at IlS lit dead o t nl ght-" , so clos e to t he Dl urlt thal the robe painful degree money, nnd were very plellsant, the t bat t he light from the dimly burning IIp murder and burgle, and It's my SIl stoPIJed, shudde rin g. Dr. Furn.!· s he wore was burned. She died In· or acuteness. handsomest couple 1 eve r saw In my g aR je t f II squar Iy upon hi s fao e. dut y to di g It out. And ," h a d(led, vall rose urlskly. stantly, wi t hout paIn , a heaven ly Some killd of Ilfe, and wel'e wbolly Wl'apIJed Ul) In "H' m! You're In a nl oe condition to slowl y and sIgnificantl y, eying Mrs. " T o begin a t the right nd at the s mile on her pre tty, t rus tf ul , youn g an ominous each oth er," give evidence, YOIl arol" th e sergeant Phllpots, "I'm a-gain' to di g It out!" case," he sllld, "I would firs t s · e th e fuce. Th n , t r mblln g wit h ler ro r at sound, appar· " W1l11t was the man's business ?" grunt ed. "YOu'd call a hoss a WOUlan man . 0 1' th e woman , But us h Is a t whn t he had done, tb n boy reso lutely ently coming "I don't think he ba d allY business. - or an alligator!" "Dr. F'ul'Dl vall ," said Mrs, Phllpots, the hospita l a nd I am 11 re, whll tbe tur ned th o pi stol a gainst him self, but from a pornt near by, In her own I think h ba d ple nty of mon y. H Tn fact It Will:! evident that tbe wit· "I r Quested yo u to call hore In order womn n r ma ins unkno wn, I will look mi ssed a vital s pot. The shock of the house, hud Btartled ber out of her always puld his bills promptly, any· ness' eyes were In a I:! tale popularly that I might ask you to fi nd the real at the body Ilnd then examine the bullet added to hi s te rror, and half midnight s lumber. Occupying the wa y." supposed to be more favo ra ble to criminal In this aw ful case, Illl d thus room," Ins ane, he spran g up, c lap p d on hla back parlor, the door of wblch she had "Yes- for two weeks. Good judg· doubl e sight than to nice dis tinction prote ct me from lh e police, who nre Shown b y t he boa rel lng mi st r ess to h at through force of ha bit, and das hed left open Invlt.lngly for ' such stray mentl" grunted the sergeant, cynl· of facts ; Ilu d, It t 1'llns pil'lng presently doing all In their power to make my the seell at th e U a!; dy he s t udied breaths ot all' as might be enUced cally. " Well," he conthi ued, " who do that he was a youn g collego alumnus hOllS notorious and m ix me up In this the face of th e vJc Um lylug In til e bed. from th e house. '"r,'OI' so me reason, pe rhaps because that way on the stilling hot nlgbt, they know- who calls on them?" who had onl y sbortly before returned dreadful crime. That scrgenn t has Til e unr! rl a k.e r ha d not ye t arrived, 1w saw persons approacblng, or sud· sbe bad nn unobstructed view of "I can't say whom t hey know, but In to bls room from bl s class banquet, acquired a grudge Ilgalust me for some It being s till enrly In · th e mo rning, the hall us, with ,wide eyes and all the time U1ey have b een tl ere only the se rgeant was abou to order him reuson or olher, See th crowd at a.nd' th e body remain ed as the ml:ldlca.1 dill y r a ll zln g the condilion of hili pounding pulses , she remained one pers on hOB come to s e th m, and back to bed when Mrs, Phllpots sp(Jke my door- owing to the publicity 11 e xamlner had left It a fe w 110u rs be· dr S8 , or more likely becunso the open -all' ot tho wide world gave him propped ri gidly upon ber elbow. The that was a woman." up. has given the affair! And this officer fOl·e. 0. feellu g at desolation greater than soUncl cam e again- It was II. pistol. " A fllce th nt would be beautiful," "I dldD 't think of It before," she right here In my own hall! It Is At this moment the wounded man ever, now th at she was no longer hy sbotl ~ There could b(> no doubt this he said to hlmsel,f, "but for the pre- his side, he lurned a lmos t Immedl· groaned, and the physician who waS' £tatu, hastil y, "but It ' mlght have been scandalous." time. ADd alOlost on tbe Instant she caring for his 'burt put bls car to the a ' ",:oman I saw, after all. 'I'he light "Tbe s e rgeant Is m erely doing bls domlnanco of sentiment over thought ately and ' rushed back til the house eaw a shadowy form spring out from which were moaning some scarc-a· was Indistin ct, as I said, and of course duty as he sees It," tbe doctor respond· In It. That changes the adjective to where the body ot his loved one IllY. the front parlor, wrench open the hall lips I never dreamed ot Its b ~lng a wom· ed, "Your contradictory evldenoe jus· 'pre tty,' The sweetness whlcb Mrs. He had no key, but the night belns ly Intelligible words. door, and slamming, It violently, dis. Phil pots saw Is really mliliness, gentle- very hot Ule window was raised, and an." Ulles blm In his action." I Ob, coward, coward!" the "Coward appear In the direction of tbe street. The sergeant scowl ed. This young "But how could I be sure whether or ness, ot the kind due to lack of foroe. , eas ily reaching It from tbe steps he doctor thought he said. For a long moment she could not "Can h e talk?" tbe sergeant asked, ma~ was probllbly a good boarder, not It was a woman, In the uncertain The girl was weak. She was also crawled Into his room, Dlechanlca1l1 credit her senses. That such actions eagerly, coming nearer. whom she liked, and she would not light? I said In the first place that good, and hlgh·mlnded In her way j and married eaoh' other under dllD· al this sight and sound Implied could "Coward! coward! coward!" the pa· stand tamely by and s e e him discredit· It was 110 man because tbe Idea of a sensitive In the extreme. She lived In cui ties of Bome kind, I'robably the occur ,In her own select boarding tlent glI"Oaned again, this time In a ed. That was all the stock he took woman doing luch II. thing never en. the air, In the clouds, not on the solid, chief dlfDculty conslsto4 In the fact house was unbelievable, and ef[ort on In lIer evidence. He turned to the tered my head. Even now It seems Ilractlcal ea.rth. She was so young- that tbe youthtul brldel!'room's fam' ber part was required to adjust her slronget tone, the syllables sounding wounded man. preposterous. I took It for granted not over, 18-that the signs of the lIy objected utterly and with finality distinctly. be"Udered mInd to the situation. aut "You aaw that it was a man, 10U that it was II. man. But tbe Inslant tragedy sure soone'r or later to over· to the match, and cast him of[ for "Ask him who shot him?" whispered , ahe was a woman' of executive ability said. Are you sure of that?" one of my boarders tesUfied that he take sucb a character exist In her fea· oonsummatlng It, for it was easily to tbe officel' to tbe medical examiner. tn ber way, 80d with comparatively "I thought of course that It was a saw a woman come up the steps the tures only faintly, In hints, Indlrec· be seen that tbe girl was of II. social Tbe groanIng man suddenly opened lIt,t le 10s1 ot time she sprang from her man-I would not lake my oath on thought of that woman who called on tlons, possibilities, not u propheo1es. sphere v~ry different from his, There bls eyes and looked at the sergeant, bed, threw on a wrapper and ran along Mr. Truro occurred to me, and I hesl· Tbat appearance would have· devel· was one relative. perhaps a 81ster, "What are you here .for-what baa It," he answered. the ball. The door ot the front par"But," the s ergeant growled at Mrs. tated. Their Interview was so strange! oped later. But it Is ' there-high who pitied hIm, and visited him happened '" he asked, faintly. lor was open, and, the sb!ldes being "Here, take thls," s8.ld the doctor, PhUpots: "You said thJs person tbat I became less sure tbat the person tragedy! That a mere thief should act once bringing m'oney, which hLt raised, ahe could discern through the you saw had on a derby hat. Does 1 saw was a man. Indeed, If t could as the purveyor of fate to her Is 1m· pride wo\,ld not allow him te lltful moonlight a sbape dImly outllned putting a restorative to the pale lips. women wellr derby hats 1" only have had time to choose my possible, Sbe was above tbe reach of a.ccept while ble adored wife reHe gulped It painfully, tbe doctor holdon the sofa. "Yes, they (\0," she said, defiantly. words In the first place 1 sbould have a person on that plane. It was senti· mained unrecognized, and so the rela. Ing his bead. Then he cJosed bls eyes "Who 18 there 1" IIhe aaked In a wean,ly, "Tbey wear all kinds of hats that they said 'person: not 'man,' and not ment that killed ber, not brute crimi· tlve, after weeping out her pity and strained whisper. No answer came "Can't you tell who 8hot you ?" the can get to wear-tbat ar& becoming:" 'woman.' That would bave been the nallty. Therefore the Indlca~lons so aftectlon In his arms, went away tatand ' abe repeated the Question. stili sergeant Insisted, epeaking in a low She ~yed the omcer, and he realized real truth." tar point to that other wo~an, eltber Ing the rejected offering with her, the form neither moved nor spoke. "Thla woman, you say, visited Mr. aa principal or accessory. Th'e re was And they needed It very muCh. Proud .voice, but with a trace of command that he bad made the mistake of rous· no thief In the case. Yet Truro says with 1nh\!rlted pride, with no mO,ney, Groping untll ·ehe found a match In It. Ing her hostility by his manner. She Truro. Was Mrs. Truro away?" ehe hastily Ugbted the gas, and then "She was In the 'kltohen with me, that the murderer was at his trousers no profession, no trade, unable ' to The eyes ftew open again, the man woult! say nothing now, be telt lure. ehe recognized tbe figure as that of attempted to raise his body and look "A nice bunch of witnesses we've doing some Ironing, She knew the pockets. Did he recognize tbls per- fight the ",orld with any chance pI Mr, Truro, wbo, wltb his wife, occu. loward th~ bed, - but the effort was goU" he whispered, disgustedly to the lady was there, but seemed to wish son, and was that statement false, 8uocesl, through his youthful Ignor· pled the room. DresBed In pajamaa too much for him. He sank back, doctor. "One's drunk and one's mad not to meet ber. I tJllnk that, knowing made to shield the guilty? It must be ance and sensitiveness, yet tblnklng 80lely, a8 If he bad l1eed preparing for stammering one word: and one's hurt so he can't think. And she was coming, she mad.e an excuse so. ' He knows who the criminal Is. It absolutely necessary to ,keep up bed, or had recently risen from It, he "Sh-sh-sbe?" none of 'em ' knows II. woman from a to go down stairs -In order to . avoid Otherwise he would not have tried to appearances, he finally, after a year misdirect suspicion. 'J.'hls being grant· pf failure, disappointment and pe~ 'Wu ~uddled against the arm and back The doctor' laid a soothing hand on man when they s ee 'em!" Then he 'ber." ed, would he have applied the ' word haps some downrIght want, havlnl of the 80ra, head lOlling, legs relaxed, his. The patient looked pltl{ully Into addressed Mru. Phllpotll, his tone "She /Jald nothIng about her?" and from lome hidden' part of 'hlB body his eyes and understood. somewbat softened tr om Its lormer "No; I judge trom her actions. Sbe 'coward' to a woman, as he certainly. pawned all their valuables, came to • thin 8tream of blood drJpped. No "Oh, God! Coward! coward! cow· gru1l'ne/ls: was very sweet and gentle, and I am appUed It to the criminal? In the ex· the agreement with her that It would J)lstol appeared In sight, but little ard!" he cried, with bitter energy, "You Sl\.y, a woman called pn these Bure would never say anything against cltement and bttterness of tbe moment be Infinitely better for them to die towreaths of blue smoke hung over the ''But who wall hoY" said the ser- ,people once-dId you k,n ow her?" a person, no matter how ' much she he might have shot tbe epithet once, gether than to attempt to struggle table, and there wa. t pungent tang geant, advancing stl11 Dearer and look· Tbe boarding mistress hesitated, should dislike him. But she would even at a woman, but he would not any longer In the cold world with no In the dead alr, 8peakIng wttnessel to Ing dowp Into the !landsome eyes. glanclng.aUbe-wo ' ar room until this bave reiterate d It over and over, ' as happier prospects than tbelrs. It woulll .::- the n ture of what bad occurred. "I don't know," he answ'3red. sergeant thougbt, flashed a warning woman had gone away. I could not he .dld, 10 anybody but a man. The be beautiful' to dIe, ,both of thern , Shivering aa - It with the ague, y~t , "But bow did be get. In here? Mrs, to ber with his eye. He waited grimly help suspecting that she was aome girl murderer was therefore a man, and at the same Instllnt, and remain II Truro knows what man. The next peace and great love, tOll9ther ther"" managing to repres8 the exolamatlon Philpots saw him slide out-he was tor tlie answer to his question. Mr. Truro had liked before he met his step Is obvious," , after through all eternity. You ooul~ of horror that rose to her lips, she In here all right. He didn't fire 'rNa, I dldn1t know her," Mrs. Phil· wile-something of that sort. A.p,d she Having called up the city hospital oloslng and fastening the Bash behind looked wltb dreading' eyes In the di- through the wInder, or tbls door. Did pots said, finally. He regarded .ber was jealous. , 1 thought how foollah rectIon of the bed. There lay the wlte you see b.lm at aU? Tell us how It cynically a moment, and then asked sbe must be to feel that way, he sO on the telepbone, however, he learned him, and oollapsed on tbu sofa, One tbat, while the wounded husband WIl9 1 • almost bidden by' the clothes, wblcb was:' the man on the s()fa: plainly loved her with all bis heart. doing well, his case was precarious, of the boarders had seen blm oome up were plle~ upon lier In twisted beaps, "Who was she? You must know," Bllt ' as 1 ca~e up the back stairs I and. as he was sleeping now It would tbe steps, and on account pf the looseWith great dlIDculty. and making flowing pajamas bad mistaken blm 88 If the husband jumping suddenly many pauses (or breatb, he succeeded "Certainly," be answered at once. saw In ' tbe mirror, their dool' being up had thrown thIs share of the cover- In Informing them th'at In the nlght "She was my wife's laundress who open, tllat this woman wae lu his arms not do to disturb him. Therefore Dr. for a woman. Tile same boarder had Furnlvall returned to the front parlor ing has till to tbat side. Her face was he bad been suddenly awakened by came-" weeping, as they stood near the cen· and began an e a~lnation of It. hi a also In the excitement. he was labor· white, the eyes starlngj and Mrs. Phil· noise 'In his room, and aa:w a man at "That Is enough!" exclaimed Mrs. ter of the room, and he was soothing few minutes he turned to Mrs. Phll· Ing under, placed the sound of the polll, no longer. able, try as she might the pockets of hIs trousers wblch hung Pbllpots, sllarply, to him, "I wasn't her. 1 was astounded. A roll of shots he beard after, Instead ot be.. for her house's sake, to, restrain her on boOks near the foot of the bed: The sure what I'd better say until I beard money lay on the table, where It did pOlS, fore tbe entrance of the person be had "1 suppose tbe police have searched observed. The hemorrhage trom the emotion, uttered scream on s<lrea~ weather being extremely hot the win· your explanation, and It you are going not lie a few mInutes later wben she and fted to her J'OOm, shutting and dow8 were open, and the shades, raised to lie about it-!" Sbe turned to tbe had gone and Mr, Truro had come to the room," be said. "Have they taken boy-husband's wound, being mostl1 Internal, left only 1\ few blood drope locking ~e door after ber. - But the to their full height, allowed, enough ,sergeant with restraIned Indignation the head ot the stairs to call his wlte, away any exhibits?" "I think not-nothing that I kno~ bere and there, which ",cll;ped the eight of the . telephone whloh was In· moonlight to enter to enable him to In hel' face. , "Tbat woman waS no so I could only suppose she took It eyes of the polloe; but CIne Invest!; etalled there dl~cted her' energies In see that the figure was that o~ a man, laundresll," she Bald. "She was a lady, wben sbe went. He was glvl,n g ber of." "But the furnishings bere all belong gator discovered them c.t once by aid some degree and after a moment of and that was about all. His face was or looked like one, and In nil but one money! Mr. and Mrs. Trurq loved efto!'t at collectIng her faculties she undlscernlble. He could not tell bow thing acted like one. I snw him with each other to the point of worship If to the room, just as you a lways let It. of a magnifying lens, un Ute steps and That Is evident. The couple brought on tbe wlndow·fastenior 'Where-" hastened to it and summoned' tlie po- th'e ~ntruder was dressed. Immediately \ N_.v;;;; . nothing Into it-no brlc·a·brac, no or-::> llcerc:= Mrs. Phil pots, whose e)'QS had been he mnlie a , movemen~ to spring from tIT, AI naments of any kind. You say they growing Wide with 110rra!:' as underWhen the oIDcerlland the"'osslstant' bed and grapple with the thief, but rr 'Or," S Ir~Ost arlO,U S bad plenty ot money-did they give standing crept In upon har, exclalmell Dledlcal examiner ' arrived they found his wife, wbo ' must bave been awake, *any reason why they did not follow In a faint voice at th18 point an, I thilt the man, though wounded serious· threw herself upon him, Whispering: ly fn the. region the lieart, wall "Let him take what there Is and go. Cliln. May Rightly Lay Claim to Lin. men and laborer8 who came bac~ trom the custom, by adding lfhaht Iklnd of sank upon a chair. the {Tntled States, all wllh m re or thin g to the adornment 0 t e r apart· aUve, but the woman's eye8 ."fere -al· 'D on't tUlk your Ute, dear. He has a That I. Unique Among E art h ' a ment?" "B-Qut," sbe stnmmElJe4, "he said rea·d y fixed In the stare of death, Sbe plato1! :' At that Instant the burglar Railroad.; less experience In railroad construc· "Oh, yes, that Is all right! They tblef-and he called h1!U & cowardhad boen shot th.rough the ,heart. Both fired, tbe wlte receiving the shot. The The most cu~ railroad In the tion, ' were to be hero only temporarily, were. "Having no settled course of action, . buliets, the 'one whlc~ had found the' busband sprang to ~he fioor and The oonstrucUon work commenced go i ng to b ouse k eel> Ing In a few week s, h orr III o. . ed b y t h e rea II zat~c:n o.• tb e wife, and that' WhIch had entered ' the rushed upon the man, who then fired world Is In China., and It 'was built and financed solely by Chinese. 1.t II In the nllddle of 1906 and part of the and all their goods were packed and In crime he 11ad commlttC'd. his sensl· husband, bad been aimed to kill, the again and ran from the room, pursued in·" ' tl ven ess, even more th n.. "bl s la c k ' of It Is line was opened to traffio at the b e gstorage. one unerringly, the, otber ,a finger's by the victim only as far.as tbe sofa, also operated by Ohlnamen. known as tbe Sunning railway, and Its nlng ot 1908. The whole road Is pro· , Dr. Furnl'vallthrew open the door of brute courage, filled h!l!'. , with an breadth to the right, ;mlsslng as by a where he collapsed. He supposed 'the YI~ port, 120 vlded with telephone lines for dis· the single closet. awful feR.r or detection, eo said what· miracle a vital s1>ot. " ' villain hlld gained entranoe through 'terminus Is at Kung T patohlng. ' southwest of Canton. "Was their wardrobe packed and In ever IlTOm Ise d t 0 sen d i nvl esl ga tl 0 n miles tbe window. It was SIUDe common present there are 32 miles In opTrains run three trips a day from storage also?" he asked. She saw asl ray. It s eemed easy to charge thl'! At tblef, wbo wanted moneY and, being erallon, and there are four mUes un· each end, taking about two hours for wilh dismay that the dresses Which 'deed to nn unknown Uller. In reality detected, bad shot them In or'er to del' construction, and four miles more the trip. The average dally recnlpts she supposed were crowding lhe closet h e had notblng worth stealing but a esclfpe. ' , proposed, making a: total of 40 mUes are from $225 to $$250 on passenger to repletion were mlsslng. There was bundle at pawn tickets In a bureau "You called him 11. ' coward because when tbe wtlole enterprise Is finlsl1ed, traIDc' and from UO to $50 on frelgbt. jlractically ' nothing on: lhe hooks. drawer. D spl!!lng himself for hit he shot a - \Voman, then, and n'o t beThe Idea of building this railroad with a dally expense ot about $150. "I am sure they always appeared' failure to follow his wlf.o at all cost", cause you , knew him 1" the ' aergeant originated witb Mr. Ohln Gee Hee, The capital at the railway Is $1,350,000, , finely dressed, both of them," sbe said, It wall at his own head, Ilot another's asked, ' who was then In the United states, divided Into ,shares ot $2.50 each, all blankly. "And they brought two great Ulat he flung the eplthtt ot ,coward." "Certaln1y. A thousand tlmel yes. and some subscrlpUons tor stock' were ot whlcb are owned by Chinese, and trunks. Here they are," Tbe boarding mlstresa lat weeping How could I be' supposed to bow a secured from other Chinese resid,ents pay good dividends to the stockhold· The doctor raised the lids. The ra- sortly Into her handkerchief. 'Th,e commoil thlef1" , of Ple United States. The majQrlty ers. coptacles were empty. ache at her heart was 110 great that There are two loops, one at Kung Wllhout a word, and followed by tbo sbe could not speak. Two of the' policemen, who ha" been the stook, however, Is now owued by "I have told you this, story," con· s~archlng the pre~lses for eVidence, residents of ,t he Pro!1nce of Kwang· Ylk and one at Sunning. There ate anxious gaze ot' the boarding house , ' no turnstiles at present, but these mistress, he pulled out the drawe rs or tlnued Dr. Furnlvait, "In' order lhat approacbed the sergeant .With a man tung. When the l'oad WUB su~veyed th~ will be put In at K~g Ylk, Sunning, tbe bur.eau. They Q()ntailled only the I might ask your advice. It 'ls a trul' attired 'oulT In a shirt and trousers. He .,.,'as one of tho several .lodgers who villagers, were v~IY, ~uch oP,pos~d to Chung Lau, and Au Shan. The head , fewest possible necessities ot the to I· story In aU the essentials, yoU ma) It· and refused to sell lan,d ~o th~ ('om- oIDce I~ I~ Sunning city, 17 miles rrom let. ' rely on It. ' Now suppose thst 8 wom 'pany to be used for ra,llroad pur~oses, ,Kung' YII,t. port, ""hElre a prln~lng office "It could not be ,that the thlef-" an 'Were suffering persecution f,rom but after : meetlng all ' th,ese dbah'uc, I,' established. f~ printing, 'the tImeM~s. Phllpots paused and Interro- Ui~ pollee 6n account of ,that ~oollsb, tlon8 for a considera»le time with .tabll!s" tariffs and advertlslng: matter gated the doctor with wid!) eyes. ' "ery human " boy·husbancr,s ' crime' great ~atlence tbe projllctors fin~llY for, t~~ J'O!ld, , ,, "You SIlW him go out, and , be had Would you; , knowlng the truth, advise obt&tned tbelr consent ' to and 'co·opera· , At Kung , Ylk there 'a re an offioe, notblng but a rev'o lver In his hand, that woman. to send, me to force Ii con· tlon In"Us ~onstru~tton~." ~ storeroom"a machine sbop, a b!_ck. you tbought," he answered to, ber un~ tessl9n fl'om lilm' ~n "bat , m:ig\lt be ch,ole,l'ltl'l ,The Une-Is' being oonstructed entire- 8mlth sbop, a ~o,undry. :There, ar~ po spoken question, , his ', dl:ath bed, tn olllta!" , to stop that rel~al~ded , ly 'bJ n~n.sclen,hJie Oh,lnelle, No ' plJr- o~erhea~ ' br~dge8 ' (:ir tunnel8 "on ' tbe "Tben ~hOr were gettlng' read,y t9 ~emporary per~ecilU~n1" . ,b~]IJII!:en!nt . s,on d any ~aUo~allty ' ~ther, t~n CM· line. 'r~e \,o&d I~ IJa,nd, .. gra~e~ and leave clande~UnelYI' ~hey tiad ~keD ' Mrs. 'Phllpots flung, he~ , lian!1kerneae has ,ever been connected f~\ any earth baUaated, 8tanda~~ gauge ~nq , thel\, tbln~s ' awny a. few , ~t a time, so. -chief to the floor wltb a -tr8g(c gesl• ...'" ' wIth the bulldlng -9f ~s road. It single t1ack. with a ,lIide track at every : as not to . attract notice I Oli, J cOl,!.ld· ure ber e)'es flasbed, ,J1~ sprang erect 18 "tiD! buUt llndp.r~ti direction "o~ station. , " nIt bave" believed It 'Of sUIll! ,people. , and" stamped her ' foor.. 1 ', ' • Chili, pre8lden~ of ' :the rallwu, \' such ver:Y nice ', ~eQPle I And they " "Dr; .Furnlvall, ~f ,I'lU -dare-" ,be . returned to Oh4pa bom 1he .u~t· owed only ,a week r rebt, due tp-mor· began ~ln a blale pf't1fge. ' ' 8c1 after 40' years' experlCl1lce row!" , ' , -" , . th.... !.Ome 'of ",bleb ~aa '~ a railroad . .'The dootor made no rejoinder, Be 'He BD111ed... 'l'h~ tele\)hon~ bell, wa.fore_ and contractor. waB examl~lng a :pbotolrlUlb 'Which rtnglnr, and ~. went In to U. to. Rw baa 110 had' fallen from bt:lhlDIi on. 'Qf the moment hJB returned to ~er, ,lbi~"IJe&:'Ip' drawera: aa he jul,ed It out: ' . ''lie 18 dead," he .ald, Ilmp17. 'I. tbl,r lie. uked ller, hOl!lo (Cowrt.h,- . . 11)" W, G., Cba.PDlW, Jq ~ ..,. (~Frilbt ..

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L . & C .. on Brown trllu'" fn r mlu rt> OOlUp ny Vtl D !it' jllllndi ce, III!'slt uu e , weak ness s treet Day too, aud the r onel will b Robllrt Mor lllu Rl'p]tw ln HOlt fur tiD(1 ~en Ttl I 11 bi llty und bring snt ltlid BR far as tbe N . Ll. R I1S fll t U8 f'et ul'i, 0 1 p en!llllltl pr" \1 l·r h' !It,d dll m fe r in/{ or dl'lIth I I) th ollHl\nc1s yettrlv , po .,ible so that the s hillplng (J1~n b e uges r,o Illll OU Il t of $1 ;)0. Writ illP u ud hnt Elfl ,t,de BIt tl' I·t! never fuil tu ue oommenoed at oooe. '1'1I e g rtld e \lnd !ltmy th e m aud cu e Ull\ loria troub les . "l'llflY Are the Lust, all ruund excuvlltlons bave been completed tn Probatel::our.t. t IlIC nOll curl for TDll lar io. J e y I the vioinity of the fl1ctory Ilnd th disinf~ctant E til l A of Lu ~y I!; ~hrk . rl · Il !'lOci, " write R. M Jumes . of Lou work is being rapidly pUlIbetl towurd 1;11 611 . '. '. They cure ' toml1cb , cen ed. . ""oud lIud Quul tl OOOUli t Liver Kidu Y !lnd Blood Troubles Washington street. lip}.)r veri , u1lowed Ilnu oOJl firm d. IlUU ~v ill prevent Typlloid. Tr.v F.Ht4\ t tl of EllZIlbtlth If. Mount, de t llP lll , IiOc . UI\ ro n t"bll by Fred C. The largest whent yield r eported . oaR ed Fir I, accuunt IlIJproved, ul ::iobwort 1: . - -+- -this sell on i from the farm of l'lw d II nu Ofl n tl rm d. E~ tl\t.f! of Irwiu Wut·kln et lll HOW TO CURE RHEUMATISM r. .indley M. Moon, in Wasbington, tQwnshlp, Clinton oonnty . J!'rom minur Fi.l't. Ilccount II pproved, '£0 cure rheumtltism, it I neceSS!I· flft,y aores a orop ot' 1,243 busbels tll l'lwfld and c('ufirmecl. ry to rid the system of the exoess of Wtt.8 tbre bed. One field of ftfteen ,Estate of Rtf.l pb /Iud Nellie 6it b , uric floid; nnd to do this a proper Bores yielded ' 536 bU 8hel~, Iln Ilveri n o r~ First nnci fiDal aO'oout m . diet is even more important tban age of thirty five !lull two·thirds 11PPl'ov el , Rll ow d 8':ld confirm ed. the use of urngs, th.o u~b in very se bushels per acre; E \4t.ate of J emima E. Vrana. de vel'e oulles the lu.tt.er are p ot to be ofl.Used. ·Fir.t Ilnd tiol11 acoount despIsed in coojuuotion With .the 111'proved, lI,l1uw U and oontirmed. dieting tlbat is abs lutely essential. " . The \.lRSe of Mamie Evans vs, The Estate of t:Jillls E ~"ttertnllu, de· The MII8saobusetts Ueneral Bos. Boarrl of .Educo,tion flf Lytle ·~peoia.l oetlsed . ,I. M. t:!tacy nppointed ad pitnl of Boston all ows the fcHowing ohool Distrlot, in wbioh jmlgment, tn.inlst.fIltor giving bond of '1000 diet for its rheumatio patients: was aWllrded the plaintiff by O . J. 1'1 have thoroughly tested HYGENO as wit·b Aida ' K tt.ermao l\ul'ety. In- G h b' b"e ..... white brend Edward.s J P . was appealed to the d' Ii' h 1'110 am or rown . .. ~, HOG LICE, and it is certainly ahead of them veE~tory l",p,.a nse tWtllt . t J b '(1lmited to one hpJf slioe daily), ooro, Court of Common PlelLs Wednesday states or se emen: uOO. d gives the same good results in exterminating P t grtinUDl, rloe, milk; egg!:!, fiour, pn ' morning. 'T he plaintiff olaims tbere . h d I . t t DoUihman, fi U tm .DdlSfil'a I' e etr ding!!, oraoker:!. beans, pells, all is dne to her from the 'Board, $10 and can most cheerfully recommend it." " Dong mtUl fS an nu 1 "CCDun : . , U''':id l ' I '. t t f La' . kinds of vegetabl~s exoept potatoes, for five daY8 attendance at- the H endry...,.., 'ocflmf....nts ra o~ °t .. G~IFse tomlltoes tln(i OIJparngu8 rhnbarb, Teachers' Institnte at Lebanon , Lin el'man. WI aeoeun j • • . b . b tt ' . d . t t' t f M . no freRh 'flSb, butt~r, 0 eeseJ u er· during Au~uQt, 190 , at '2 per··day. Brow~, d.ll. o:'ln dll ,raft or 0 d flarYI l!.o. milk, cream, alkaline waters and She got judgment for thil amollnt Brown. eoell~e, rst an nil II.() toast. A vo: id R 0 d moll., '" ts st a roh plus the C08ts. ,4 75, in the trIal beoonn1' ,l ~&nnie E. Bennett, gUl1rdian tnt . bit b d n . 0'1' po oe8\ w e fe an d sug .. r s . fore Jnstlce Edwtl.rds, but the deof MarshAll V: Beunett. flrs~ and Th . bl' 'f " b th in .. . , e 'senSl e nse 0 wa.er, 0 • fendant bas appealed. ftoalllooount; A. ,E . •~xman, execn . . ~ f M tlld A 11 t d tl ' 1 ternally "nd exterpal1y, play. flo large tor 0 a ' a. ' xman ra an na . . . " , . pa.rt In the pteventlon or oure of aeconnt i Naome Bowman trnstee of r h cuma " t lsm · , . 0 ne or. t wo g la se8 , Ed Wood, of Le~anon, very n rA . O. Bowman, eighth aconunt j E. h · h t Id t k b f e rowly esoaped ha.vmg his legs Ilm, . " . elt er 0 or 00 a en e or Dliltin, gua.rjIan of·Bank DakIn, 1m , '. , . putated Sunday oight, ' near ~!ld "I tl . t' :' W R ' All .breakfast every morning IS exoel· t beci e, rat 8CCOU~, . . en, lept 1:0 start ~be org&Il9 .o f diges~ion Lion, where he was waiting for " he exeootorof Ruth lJhe~oweth, sepon(i for the ds.y, and at· lost o'n e glas~ last oar from Fran~lin . Wood wn . aooonnt. h ld b t k between meals. asleep on the waiting platform at In ~"tter of wlll of John 6hep ~f~:n th:PI:ine:ater ~ill be enough Red Lion, and was in 8uoh Bn atti~erd, C8 >efloSed . Will Qdmltt!3ll til to' move II. sllghtly oons"pated per- tude thn.t :hls legs extQm:ted out over probate. . son but, 'if not 1:\ mild medioated the rails. As the ollr npproaohed, Estllfll;) of, Jobn Shepherd, . t ea. d It IS ' the motorman saw Wood Ilnd fJ;'u,n' . . deQellled wa t'er may b e t'Ii k en inS 1-'roof o~ publloat.lon filed , . ti 1 t . k th bo els tit'al1y rang the bell, "Wilkening him · FAlt&teQf.JohnEdward~,deoea8ed. vety~ssen a fOb eep tl e w just in time. W~od sornmbledto r en lD Final acoonnt tlled. opu . o~dse.e °tb entmea ism 'pol'son his feet knooking over milk 00 nt:! and . . rIO aCI lD e SYH m s a , ' In matll8l' . of guardianship of Re an"d it, mus t nl) t b e f orgo tte n th a t everything else whlah happened to beccll. V, Mbeppard, .insllne, John . l' be In the way, and barely mislled be. poisonous was t e ma tteI' t'S BIso elm· tfarr,y Shep~l'd. ~pp'linted guardian i ted tb h th skin The pores Ing btt by thl! oar . • giving bond of ,200 with Cora M.. nil , .roug e . ... h et)p8r'd sure ' of the skIn must be. kept. freely .open McC'. L'... ['", ... .""RN9 . l' .• .., A vey aD d. N unl;Ue " ...... .. and not allowed to beooD1e ologged, Friday Lloward BrYI'n "nd WIIIIlTd '1 l ;,:.l>" ,\,.. 1 I", <I ) •••. " ' .. I , ~ r. •.• I,,.· ''':ly ,n "i .88 w .. w rtJl !tui rtl mrul " .j ' , t,. t i, II"\! Y , "'~t t 'f W B J aD It d ecease d if we of Wilmington captured .r ry city and h m ai ,; , . I;, , •. (: I l ,., II ~ a eo ' hope to obta.in the best results W'ldmllD I" ( ' 1","1, . <or t,v u..dl • : ..1. ),1,."" I :,. II 1 t fil d' with rheumatio cases A hot bath a strange bird that seldom visits tl1is ""Y c;th ~r I""~" _, .,1 :,r '1 ., . c wl, ,!) , oven ory an apprlllseme';tt tl , bedtime 'is often very helpful n.~e ':.1.:: S 1\1 c,'.. :C;-':: 6eorge Young. administrator of It. ' . . • ·region. It il5 a woqd lbil., belonging ' '!/"U IIh' "i 'cr~ t h.m oov (I' ·,'r f:t ,hl" R to tbe wodera. It is a tropicf11bird., ' ''''I1""i "c~'Jlllh,," n ,,1>,11110. · \),\ .... _·.1 . I.~ W . B • J 80.'". . .8. Wllrren J 80 k et aI. -The Delule\lter for August. I l Elyrcs plIt ,'SHoe, , ' ,, :. mo-1-,Il" • .)11 .i rB rv; • • but oooaaionally it seems to lose lts I Mi o tt \\ !nll. I,I1I<)' ." ctl"·wl/. I•. h,I.,.I .. 11Ii;, Or d ered to 8eII reu I es t a t ell. t pri vate· . .., " " 'lUCII ., 1~!lIl l ~t',",l' ' . "11'. " v W CC'I 11 It ".le. CROPS' FQR EMERGENCIES wav and geta IlS far north a8 Ohio. ~,·.I~ worlh \\',ul)"') , inc \hil iult II II l.tl Illltero. 8 .. t ull cribe la",, ', liT '~JI.I . f'" :ul1j,ic co!,y. < Tbis Ie a v,pnng fellow that was W ('.:lERFUL INDUCEMENTS .. Samuel E "utlor adininl"tra.tor of , ..... d· , d DM Considerable areas in Ohio bo.v~ probl\bl"' , ~~rl'ied un tbi8 WILy by the lu\ !;CnI G. IJo<ln l h Tinlf$ I'r~"'IUIll 'c:tu.ial!u. Edwin CI1~lel', eoeaee V8 . ary E. reoently beeD . strioken by severe iT, " I' .11 lIew ensh prize alf~rG • .II d<l~c ~ • Cutler, et ai. Order 'to sen real ·es"ba.il storms grell't ly injoriIlli, anu in hig storm of·last week. It is white ·mEM~.w. CO_ 23810 m w. nib SI.. NEW YORK

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Is the cost of using HYGENO DIP, the most effective eradicator for H'O G LICE, CHICKEN LICE, TICKS, Etc., and C:\s 'an all-around and antiseptic in cases of Mange, Cuts ana Bruises, Scab, Nail ' in Hoof, etc.,: it has no equal. Here is what one of the largest hog raisers. in the country says about

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attention. 'rhe hefLd and neok of this bird is oovered with feathers~ 'r~lep.hone duy 01 ni~qt. Valley phone N o. (. Long cono11l8ive evidence tbat he is young, Distance .No. 6\)-3 r • einoe the adult bird has tbe hend and . . neok bare.~C{inton Repoblioan WA YNESVllLE, OHIO. Branch Office, Harveysburg f O.

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Au -exa,mple of Edward ~verctt Mary A. Humbert to A, B. Ball Hale's light beo.rtedness 18 told in and Lou . Hall, I'ea! estate in Leb 'Wowao'l5 Rome ' GompuniC11i for anOn,Il. . A~gu t. " One .duy . wiu~n .be was SUlJan .J ; Smitb to Arl!eDodd ~ I1bout . eightv .y~Q,rs ' o~ll bE)' and 1 , r~~l ~t~te ill .W'tIocren ooun.t.Y '100 . boarded ~ 8 nrfo.oeQa~ in New York. ~. 'B . Bll\l anel Lou ,. B:all to .8~m · Tlle waR orowded, but a lad ~~~ '9,' Kir:8~y rea~ tlst~~e itt L.elia.n·~:D ; · pr~mptlY arose . and ,gave'; him . ,h l$: t,h.re~ sl,1a~p :, fpr,e~.dhitr H~.IilM.j:,.aDc;l. $1 . . ' : . ' . .. . . seat:. ·." Thil.lIk :you,. my ' boyt 8!llQ .bin~ .tbe \Vlre: l,tlt~ple , ~lon~ :~~~ , A nd~ew J .. Mart.l n · to SOpl).tllo E. Hille with g,reat heartiness . : "I'll do ~f ·Il.sawed-off ~~'?0n: ,h~ ndle(a ~~Il Miu;tin"rea~ ' e8tate in W.arren oann 8~ .much fo~ .- yon ' $o~e' dajl· ;wb~ri ' -tn ~~qe eQ~ ,of ~h:e~. st\~k i$ti blel~ in: , ..~ . , y J u arc eigh.ty~lf l .'m·. aroqrid then ... · .secn.r lngJ .t fl.ru~lY),· tL~~ you . ·Qa.v~ II' t·y . 1150'; . '. . . Co · rrii I ners' Proceedin S . '. . .• .- . . ... ' .;. mQst e.ftl~~e~t ltold ·In_ ke.ePlng the' =~~~~:;=~~~~==~ I , ~ 1 IS 0,:.. '. " .. " ,'. ' Boys" .dan:'tforget to 'c all . on~ F, C,· .,al'd free.: ~f.' paper an<l~theJ:'1it;b't OoDtraot.-Oontract 'waLe enkred SOhwarl.z and look ,at blI ·rednoed trash.. .:!.:. Wotiao·s Rome Companion f,Dto "~$h '~!. V~o ~o~oe for ooil. ·P..io~ ·on Ft8hlng' :~k.1ei.: eto, fOr A,a~~ .' . ,

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OBITUARY Eight years beyond tbe allot,ted three 800re years and ten Mrs ..Clara Anderson has pa88ed from this bright. and bea.utiful ' world ~o a. far more bellutitul beyond of wbicb thttgreat Master onoe said eye hath not seen or ear btlard of the grea.t and beau, tif uI t h Ings prepared f or them tbat love Him. She W811 born in the village of t:!pringboro, Warren oounty, Ohio, May 12, 1831. Mllrried to James Anderson, of Centerville, April 28, 1862, died Jlllyl0. 1909. These three events are the most Importa,n t in a loog well spent Ure. "he Was 'the mothfll' of 8ix cbildren; Charles, Evalena. infan' son un· named, May, Thoma. J . and Sarah. rhe three oldest were awaiting their mother onthe "oUler ahore;" while two daugbters, ODe 80n and one grandson, Oharles W. E. 8urvive She waa tbe daughter 'of Jermiah and Nanoy Stan8ell and of a family of Hi twelve,ohlldren, only ooe brother ram t;tansell, of FrankliD suniv· ing, She dbparted this life after an illDese of six montba, bearing her sufferiDg .,0 patiently 80 thougbt fnl of .a ll . . Bel' hnaband departed thilUfe six .moathl previous.

THE POISONOUS "LOCO" WEED

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I Pennsylvania!:!!! I I . ' I Excursion

A. MAFFIT,

dian, will pr88lDt Longfellow', I:Ibe united with the UDiversalist Song.of Hiawatha on a stage boilt ohurob of Sprinlboro jn 1869, and out 111 the river. Tbese Indians retained her membership until the witl live iD wigwams "or tepeel time of ber 461Uh, but she was not c-- -.dn1ug the river banl! aod wU) make loath to attelld any denomination. .. ploture lQoh as baa not been 11680 LOved ana reepeoted by ber large lD thtl part of tbe oounuy for a list of relatiVes and friend8 who oeDtury. · . knew. ber through life, she, passes Ni h .h h h h The Cinoinnati aDd ortherD trao- . , rag , e t in veil t at separates tion line whi.oh laDde p8uengera a f thi9 world from the best thl\t may be 'he gato maiutains A ~O mlDote prt'pa,red b~yond. . lohed~le ~etween Dayton, aud Cin To a motber whll has . guarded as oio nati. •_ __ •_ ~ And .,O/ave of he'r loving ..... nore, N~ aote or tbanks can e'er repay .. THE .CR.",e OF IDLENESS The loved one of silverY' hair. I~l1enel. means trouble for.aDy one Farewelldearmoth~r,~weettby'l'e.t, It, 'be Mme with a lazy Uver. It Weary ~ith years aDd worn witb oao8t18 con8tipatioo, be.~obe, . jaon t d~ce . 8&1l0w oompleldon, pimples pa n aDd blotohefl, 10118 of appetite, ~"08ea, but Or. King'lI New Life Pllle 80011 Farewell. till in some happy plaoe Wuhall behold ~hy face. again. baDllh ' liver troubles. and boild up yoor beaUh. ~50. at F.red C. 'Tis ours to mi88 thee, all our years, i.Ch RaJ.L... , -_ . And tender memories of thee keep, CHESTER DURING AUGUST Thine iD the Lord to rest, for so, Be 11.vetb his 1leloved sleep,. ~og08t wUl be the banner montb • - • of th,e ~eaBon a' Chester Park, Cin. SEARED WITH A,HOT I~ON, oinDati. Col. L .61. Madill, manaRer oreoalded by 01er~urned kettle-:-out who Ie going to Europe abont 'be w:~th ~ knife-brmsed by slammed .. door-injured by gon or 'in any oth. Ib deUe of the montb, bae pro-dded er way-,lie tbing naeded at once ti , .om~ . QDolloal featuree du~ing bis Buoklen's ArDica ,Salve to subdae ~--"""lAnloe. Alide from .t he S\eUar iDfiammation aDd kill the plln. n's 'free v&ode'viUe twioe daily and t,b e .e arth', supreme bealer, infal11ble opera oompan~ 'e ..IIUOO88I188, there for HOi)a, Uloers, Fever Sores Eo· zema and }JUett. 260 at Fred C. Wll~ be the. Babyland. show Auguat Sobwartz. 26,27, ",hlOb Will briog together 500 • - • ,babies. 'fbe~ wUl be namerou,. SPENDS. MONEV TO BUY FOREST

cattle .stumbled 11.8 they wal~ed. ' A lOeries of 8ymptoms followed rapidly upon tho~ firat notioed, a~d in a ahort time our animals b8gan to "'Ie. Be f are th e en d a f"h u .. e 88l108on .neal' ly a' 11 th . e an I maIs to whi0 h h a d been fed any oon8i~ ~aNe amoullt of loco w~~e delld, :while thos~ tbat were kept in tbe ioco ·free paslinre remained perfectly well. The first 8eason's work provfld oODolll8ively 'hat the IItookmen were right in NOribing poleonoue properties to the loco plants Loco wo Id kill . u . and the manner of d~th show"d th08e symptoms whtoh the stook men olaimed 'to bQ oharaaterlstlQ of locoed anima18 . . Further worll: iii ' . the .W811~i~gt,on laboratorIes waa oonfirmatory of the field work, and tbe demonstrati~n was ,complete of the 'poisonous oharll,Qter of the loco'

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A Purely Vegetable Laxative Cures Chronic: ConstipatioD, and All Liver and Kidney Troubles.

For ule at tbe rollowllljr plaCIIS; Zlmnlerman 'B, Kit bon's , White'., M,ountjoy'8

Methodist Episcopal Cbul'Cib. Rev.' W. T , Glllllanll, Pastor. Sunday ,ScboOI, 9 :30 a. m. Morning ser' vice, 10 :80 a. m. k)pwot'\b League, 'I :00 pm. 1l:vunlng "ervlcc, .. taO p . m. Midweek Pnyer Mee~IDg, 7 : 30 p. m.

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It W8S evident that the first tbing to do in the field experiment was to prove whether tbe loco weeds did or did not produce thA di8euse. That there was 80mA disease can8ing 106s there was no que8tion. The pic tures sbow SOlDe of tbe animal8 at different stages of iovestigation. ~ Borses and oattle were furnished by the Colorado Experiment 8taU~n , Next Sunday" whioh co.operaf,ed in the work, and at a I~ater stage in the investigation Train leaves Waynesville 8:28 a. m. another oo.operative experiment with the Nebraska Experiment St" tlon W88 carried on in w~tern Ne braaka. Two 'similar pieces of land were selected; ooe was freed of the Undertaker and Embalmer. 1000 aD d iD t b e otber t h e 1000, whioh Will be found in the old ' there iD all abundR.Dt orop, wae was Bank Building, opposite left standing. The8t«;>ok wbdlvi.d the Na.tional &nk. ed and part pastured on tbe 1000 . Telephone in house and of· Pasture and ' part on .the l~.free fioe where I can be called day or night. ~sture. Other anim~la were fed Valley Pbone 1'-2. in tbe corrals purple and white lcoo \ whioh were ant for the porpose. Main Street. Waynesville, Ohio The results of these experimentll !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! proved very in~ere8tiDg. '[he ani . mals in the loco pasture - ate freely WAYNESVILLE CHURCHES. of the weed, tbeir' ooa'te beoame smoo'her, and . tbey gained rapidly in fle$h. Everything ' poiDted to, the pr"bo..biU'y of tbe non pOI-sonous St. AugustIne's .Cathollc Cbun;h. v Fatber George Mavcnboefer, Pastor on..raot-er of tbe plant, This opinion Mji8s every seaond SuuQal' of tbe mOlltb at wat! tltrengthtlDod by the fnilure to 0 :O(j 11. m. . . fi ud , I u tlAe •. WI ' ) b 811u 't gton a , oratory, St.......... ·8 EpiSCOpal Church. /tny evidence ~f poi80~. ~;~J'F. CadwalJllder. Rector. Aftel' 's o m e week s of f'eed 109, ' Sunday Scbool. 0 :30 a. m Moralng ser· however, it was noiloed , aomewbat vlco,lU :30 a. m. Holy Communion tbe Orst . Sunday ot eacb mo.n~b . Eloddeoly, th&t one or two of tbe

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80 eDtbusiastio were the large orowds during thtl firat week of tbe . 8.8aemblv· at tbe Miami Valley Chau. tauqaa that it woold be diffioult to _y whtit plol\8ed them the most The eduoational cl&88es occupied tbe morniDgs of hundreds; the after. noon leotures were well att~nded and the evenlna eDtertailimente /0 ~ever laott><! for 'an appreoiative audience. Perhaps no man ever attracta suob orowd. 8S William JennIngs Bryan. Be may well teel oompli· mented when hundred II of men dropped their work and oame 1.0 bear him las~ w ..... ....... k. Rev. William Spurgeon one of the mOlt aotlve wor,kers iD the great, Welab:. revivftl 8poke Saturday ', tlfternoon acel again aD SUDday. The Dunbar. Quartet aDd bell rina. • era gave a ooticert Saturday night. MODday afternoon Rev. Alexander Corky, one ot tlie moet talented lpaakera on the plufarm. told the troth about oondltione iD IrelaDd. 1Ionday evening KeDneth Bruce , . .... ve an illu8trated lectore on "The .Hill$Orio HodsoD" wbioh 'Wu a I_t treat. .. BeglnDing TUesday, AOg1l8t Ird and ooDtinnlnK UDtU Friday, August 18th a.baDd..of 4 1 bloodec) (g.

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tIe while be recover ed bIll voice, aDd all of his voIce, too; h shout d as It conAda to charges him veryofetreetun ll,. drew the any bntt~ry J ~I b wero ' on tbe bridge of th Ajax, might have brought ' to' bear on him" • , with II. whol gale \,)Iowln l; unci the ' , enemy In slgbt. 1 "Do! " It slu:1 ked. "What shall I '" o:jtati Y, Ii Inughed fn hill Uilrol\I'IoU9 y' , do ? D r all Ilnu waleI'. ·mlss. 101' six good humor. months! DlsciplluQ, miss'!" ud niuch "Oh, you sly dog!" he sholll d. "So Leave s o~ Cherr y and Pear Trees Attack ed by this Insect 1U0re ot the sam sort. 0.1' UI) tc! UIO . This rO Il ~ed Carly lfaw ksh aw to take you sarna!" tn Iowa and I explain ed thatsam Is OCten LeU I EntirPIRnt OUI' part. ely Bare. he fj hl1 uted bnck a t Sir foal'. DUI)lIu e wns, hnd not. much to ' undoubted Iy fohd P ter; lind I, n t to ho' outdone . of me, and .Lady Hawksh aw b In s on I\t Da )h ne wa 1'- side, and oth l' reasons In our Lalit summer -IJ--I-.I-I"-1l-I-I-1I1-.t.lt..---tIT~"~,,ii\sii:e.:~ n - long as II f() 511 oul d last; faYor-n ll ot which fi lled G il s' case various parts many cherry trees In seTlat of lend, :I or 3 pounds to 511 ot Iowa were stripped ga:lous of wu ler. wlll uo the ~vorl!. and T1l'CBl1utly Slr Peter flun g out. tn eXllcllr- And a~ las t I ga ve up. In of their leaves by a dull slimy slug. eV\)n beller than paris n ro ya l rag·. nnd Lady Haw){shnw s h I' II Rlla lr, and agreed green, anel Is to Gil es ' Pear tr es also nre attacke u by this pruf ralli o wher nung aft r 111m ; nnll DUllhn snnk In sugJ.:estioll that we s hould logetho It IlU bo obt Ined the r pest, pbrhaps even more than cberry ea~ lIy . IIellcbo toars, on lil Y should r. and I kist; d carry oil th two d am s I s of npplled dry, or in bam's our tref:II, hence the common Dame of the n small qUllulity r', of wllter, fll also very II r a hundr d tim es, amI comfo rted hearts nnd then and Dnltlmo re, 1Ifd. - " For four years th r we mad Insect. This slug feeds on the upper elTc.cllv e In lcl lling tile slugs. hM. Hut 1 knew Sir Poter was II de- our plnns. s ttllng up my life was 0. misory to me, I 8uffered untll the gray surface of tbe leaves, not eating holes The flrst brood ferminI'd mnn In SOUl e ·r espects ; and dawn came. of tbe slugs Is rath er from irregula rlthrough them, but taklug only the up- short Ilved. It r equires I f. ' 11 a~s ur .1 he would Rhol'lly enrry tios, terrible dragonly ahout h, fh mnlln ess of It; th lViidnes s per portioD and leaving the . veins bare. a IT.onth f!'Om the egg slngo to tho gillg , ou t his thn:'lIt 10 1; ud me to s a. lind. of It! But '1'0' II' r· two da sensatio ns, l' '.devll and Leaves thus eaten by the slugs elry tllUG tho extrem e n ervous. slttg matures . During most I nn ,e Ilt Ii a . It m fg ht be yenrs before I hapry.go-Iu kr lie ut enants. without and fall from the tree and frequen tly of ness, llnd that all lI,e I Rhollid agnln s,·t, fonl In Ent:;lnnd, the prUlh' nc of land men. vVe leave th lrc s nth'ely bare at foliage. slug If' time while It Is feelling thl! gone foeling in my ca l' red wllh n slimy sub· I Scotian II. thf'n. "o llnd d slI'celly In ali i' lo v~d . :l.nd we wrore lialll Il t Ilny stomach . I had In Iowa th so, slugs appear twice sta n~!e . but at tho ln st chnnlte I ea rs. I f;)und. In Ir ut.h . that wh on it maUl lit to 11.) torn awny of skin gi ven up hope of callie actually to gul n~ of!'. DI\\llll1o' l years f rom I be Id ols of COl' lIl uny during the sellson. The .first brood the slillfl Is throlVlI olY, ana. the sl1l3 ever being well Bv our ' hea rts. appears In .June nnd the slugs be· b co:;nes a ligbt orang ('olor, clean romant Ie \\'lIl\ngn('~tI chlln~cll to a flllll llwny mnl'l'lugC's lVel" wIlen 1 b Ito.n to COnl1ilOn: eume filII grown early In July. while !lljd ury. Aft MOLL ELUOT SEAWELL tnlto Lydia E.Plnknatural Iw itat lon at so boltl a Bt 11. and 001 .,· tlio I' tuls molt t'!le 61uB paronts ulld g ll al'llllLl1~ ham's V gelable ll ut th II l'a r pr() I' ct of going to th e IV 1'(' orrend din Ihos nses. nnd for· Compo und.. 'l'h n fI Ilonl\ I urn ed th e senl in my fnl'o r, gl Vlmess ~ I felt as though were an d I won f l'l IT\ h0r Il so rt vt obJltjue nlloll to lI eral ly fo llow NI. \ cOlllmlt a great folly; but new life bad lJe'D SYNOPSIS. consent. A nel anol hl'r I 11 1 1l ~ seemed we th ollght 11'0 gi,en me, nnd I am r co mm Heling it wl're nnhly s llstaluln g to play direct ly Into our h ands. to all my frletlds ,"-Mrs . W. t:i. FURD, Ir the rOp lll ntlt m of hi s m nj I y's sen At H Yl'nT~ of oge Arlml r(l \ Sir Peler P t I' ha rl husines 1938 Lansdo wne St., Daltim ore, ~1Il. s a l ' Scu rll or·ough. fic ers fO!' ullr spirit nnrl g-n II rll1try of· R llwl{ sh n.\\·'s IIc\. he\\·. !1Ichnrd (,; tyn. ((O il wltb '1'be most SIlCC ssful rem 'uy in this which ml /tht d tnln him so mo limo ; th e fal l' BC X. d('~ply III 10\'0 at IIrst sight wit h Ltl tly and IOOll ' 0 Dot to th e country for tbe cure of aIL fOl'ms of Arllb" 11I1 Stor mont. who "Ilurnc,\ his lit- and. alt hough II was Int In th e IlU· drea dful con ' cqu !.'nct!!; of aliI' d SIJ<'r· I ~ nlt ons. "Il~ l ul'l. nil orp\lIln \l'1l8 1(1I'l"n f mal compla ints Is Lydia E . Pinku t,erLh as mlrll;hlpmoll on the Ajax by lumn. bo <iclprrnlued to taliO hi s fam · ate au vent II rt'. ham'S Vegetn blo Compou nd. It has tit. uncle, Olles Vernon. 11 Ilhl'W or Sir Ily willi him. I belle" It IVa by WilY stood the test of yoara and to-day is Thomn:; Vernoll. b cn llI o ti ll boy'" PllJ. of Seplll'!lt i ng Dnphn aurl me th nt he !I'hel' l\1l~ndcd a theater wher 1In",I<moro wid Iy nnd Sl1cco:;s fully usell than CHAPT ER \/111. ahaw's I\(!phl"w snw Lady AraIJ ti n. V r- came to the dechllon . r " ,Iy Hn ..... any oWer f emale r m dy. It has cur d le· Giles Vernon und J a ~rc d that It non mel PhilIp Overton, n xl In IInQ Cor thousan ds of womell who have been Sir ThomsJI Vernon' s stale. They start- show was 10 go. and hi s tWO wo.rds ; was necossa ry we s hould strike the troubled with disptac m nts, inflamId a duel whlcb WIM.'! Interrup rnon, and they were to remnln a. mouth . blow as soon as posslllle , whil Overton and Hawkshaw's n tphfl. wV found e we mation. ulceration~. fibroid tumors, irtbemsl'lvl's attracted by prolly Ludy A ru- This wn s so obv lollsly showin g us had the w ather.g age. so to speak. 01 regularl tics, perioui o pains, backach e, bollo.. Tho AJax 1n bntlle dcC af d Frell h the road a cross the hon] r thAt I told Sir Petor ; and on th rla y artol' hla that b aring-d own fceliuS', flatulen cy, 'l'n.nhlp s In lIlO Mediterranea n. Richard my awe t Dllpbn pl nl nl Olyn got £2,000 prlf.c mOIl y I should cnr- lravelln g charlot took It s way nortb indiges tion, and n rvous prostra tion. OY. Be was c;alled homo by Lady B/lwks l,nw n s he ry h r off ; at which s b wert more, :.t \' ry plain posl·t;.ha after 1111 other menns bad faUed. . lse rollowe r! It, W&II about to "blow tn" hIs enrnlngs Wllh If you are su1ferlng from any of tbeae Vernon. At a Hawl<shaw p'lrty Otyn dis- and prates led less. than I had ye t see n nnd In It were Giles Vernon and my· covcred that Lady Arab ailment s, don't Irlve up hope unttl you IlU wns a poor her. seH. but perslaten t ·lJtImbter. H talkod much have Irlven Lydfo. E. Pinkha m's Vege. In the whole alTair, I had counted with her causln Daphne. Lady ArnbeUI Giles was In a state l table {Jompo und a trial. Miltn IIhowed love for gaming. upon the assistan ce Cif Ollcs Vernon ; happine ss concelvllble. of the wildest La-ter she held Ol)ln and Ovuton If you wom(l llke llpeeln l advice There Is some· s. thus delaying lhe duel. In thoprIsoner write to Mrs. Pinkh am, Lyn~ Ov rlon- Ver- and on the very night tho party I tt thing appallin g In that tel'vor of mind non duel, neither Will!! hurt. Lady for Scnrbor ough, o.fter a tearful fare· wben the buman creature . forgettJ Arlllla8s.. for It. She bas guided .~ell& humiliated Rlcbard by hor prankS. ng thousa nds to health . tree of Ichard and Gllos ahlpp d on a trlgat . well between Do.phoe and me, I went all the vicissitu des of this life, treads Ilea W&ll captur d by the French. . Str to Olles' lodgings, to make a clean on air ..,bara-e. nnd breathe s and lives In heaven, Peter arranged for hla elCchang e. Daph- breast at It ahowed a liking fer Otyn. who Thus I was mnde sad by bls gladnes s. wns then 21 years of age. Gil s was r I aaed. In Spain. Giles' voice cnlled me upstai rs; and but I dared not shoW It, lest It be mls· QUOIt , and Rlcbard planned Ilopement.. "I wonder If raIsing bulls for 11ght. wIlen [ reac1led bls room, tbere. spread taken tor 0. want at spirit In our enter· Is prolHnbl 1" OHAPT ER VI,I.-co ntlnued . out, on the bed, 1 saw a beuutlfu l s uit prise, so I joined with him In his joy . I wu so stagger ed by bavlng the of brown and silver. "I guess Il Is a toss·up. " ' • and revelry. words taken out of my moutb, that I We reached Scarbor ough at fout "Do you see that?" cried Giles. A Rare GOOd ThIne. could only gape and slare at ber. To "That "Am using ALl.EN·S F T-EABE, and . Is my weddin g suit. For' It 1. o'clock In tbe afternoo n, and put up at can truly sny render my confusion worse, she added; 1 would not huve b n WithA Pear SIUII Enlarge d. a small Inn on the outsklrt il of tbe out It 80 lonl;. hnd I known the rellet It a, adult saw·Oy. temale; b, slug wIth slime remove d; c, slug "'And you want to marry Daphne ." would give nly aching t t . I think town, and some little wa.y on the road in norma' raro It a good thing ''{. can not 'deny It, madam, " I manstate; tor an d, yone leaves having with lore Slugs,. natural size; a, b, c, muel\ enlarged.. to the north. We sallied forth 1m· or tlr d t eoL-Mrs. MnUlda Hoilwcr t, aged to say. I'rovid nce. n. 1." mediate ly to find out somethI ng about the second brood comes on during tbe goes Into the grQund. H.ere It forma 2Sc. Ask to-day. Bold by o.lJ Druglll9ta, "Will you dng the bell?" she asked. our Inamora tas. and Fate-w hether 11 month of August. ,It would be best, a cen In the earth, within which It I rang the bell like a ohurch warwas that kindly goddess who leads ' our then, to kill oft the slugs Consist ently Opposed. when they changes to the pupa, or resting stllse. den, and the footman came, and Lady footstep s toward those we love, 01 first appear In June, and "That actor Is a Queer fellow, as can· and 80 prev. the e nt adult Ha.wkshaw Immedi ately lent hlm for fly emerge s In about wbethe r It wns the cruel Destin) the defoliat ion ot the trees by the 12 to 16 days atter U~e slug has en· tradlcto ry as he cau be even In hla IIlr Peter. whloh delights In torturLng men-a t second brood In roles." August. tered the soil. I tblnk my courage would wholly once directed us. We were walkln.. "What do you mean 1" When the slugs first' appear on the The Illes bave gIven out at that, except for a whlcb lay the eggs for , . "At present he Is playing along near the playhou se, wblch bOld leaves the trees shollid a crooked tbe be next gIven CllIripse of Daphne , mttlng up the brood ' a of slugs are rather been lately opened In the town, whell thoroug h treatme nt with paris green small black Insects, about a fifth of character In a straight d.rama," stairs. The dear girl wished to gIve we saw Jam s. Lady Hawksh aw's oW!.! or some other arsenic al polson. Sinoo an Inch long nnd with four wings. me beart, so sbe told me afterwa rd. footmo.n, go Inside the plo.yhollse n.ru! the slu'g s feed , New England English . openly on the upper The eggs are laid In tiny ·pocketa Sir Peter appeare d, and was 2rElet.~d , 1 buy some ticl{ets ot the man at tbe sldes·o f the leaves tbere need be lit- Ulnde by the 111es In the under ,sides byCompla int was mode to B local mlUl by Lady Hawksh aw as follows: one door. As soon as he was well out of tle difficult y In combllt ting them. For of the leaves. These eggs hatch and were at hIs mployes that boya who "Sir Peter; here Is Richard G1JD swimmi ng In a pond were caus· the way I sneaked In, and, thrustln g only a few trees the Darls green may tbe second brood ot the slugs work ing Quite wanting to marry 'Daphne . He has two shl\llng s Into tho man's band. In· be applled a nuisanc e. The owner at dry, mlxed wIth Oil the but £3,000; but she might go tartber air trees slaked during August and whon the prop rty -ga",e the..ma n the priviqulred It Sir P eter ahd Lady Hawk· lime; or even Ilour; they 1 part become of the parle full grown go to ' the lege of t1utllng up a Sign. aDd fare worse." shaw and the young In,dles would faVOI gTeen as he had to Sir 'Peter literally glared at ~e. He the perform ance that night. The man materia 20 or more parta of the otber ~round. During the winter the slugs asked permiss Ion to do It. The nol. For a liquid spray, paris or this second brood may be found In tloe reads 8S (ollows :-gasped once or twice, \he grinned and showed me a slip of pa· l ' -:';;"-'~- Tn a torrent "No Loftlng or Swlmm lg on Theas pcr, on which was wrllten 10 Lady green at the rate of 1·3 or 1-4 pound their celli! beneath the trees which to 60 gallons of water wUl do the were Infested by them In the summe r Orown s-Orde r by - "He wants to marry my ward, does Hawksh aw's bold hand: "Three slAlls - . If Catched work, adding about a pound of qurek- time. The pear. cherry• .plum anI! Law W11l he-my ward, with £30,000 in her bo Forced ."-Berk shlre tor Lady Hawksh aw and party." lame to each quince , own right! I wonder , damme, be barrel are at water the trees which 'are most Courier. . to pre(TO BE CONTIN UED.) vent any burning of the leaves. Ar· attacke d by these sluga. didn't propose to marry Arabell a, "That II My Weddin g Suit.too. Young gentlem an, you are .too WORLD'S MOST EXCLU SI\' E CLUB. KNEW SOMETHING OF IT•. modest . Helies_ses In England go spent fifty of the last £100 I bad In about hunting for poor lieutena nts to the world, and It Is to marry Lady English Joy That Thore Is One DOOr malTy. 1 .s uppose you thlnk It would Arabell a ,Stormo nt that I bought It." Rlchea Won't Unlock. ,be a tine stroke for me to marry my I thought be ·was crazy, but I soon , ' ward ·to my nephew ! Ha, hal perceIved there was method In bls The Royal Yacht Squadro tl Is prob· Bo, ho!". madnes s. . Me told me seriousl y ahly the most exclusIve club In edIt· Hls' laughte r was 'demoniac. enough thnt he meo.nt to carry off ence, says the Gentlew oman. Put VI' aad Fed It Three or Four CatUa a8 Durlq lind won· JDcOrr ectlY Be Espea8 Ive.. "Sir Peter," said Lady Hawksh aw, Lady Arabell a Stormo nt trom Scar- ' derful to relate May SeaBOD EDrt~be. It. . In this plutocra tic age IWvere ly-for I remaine d mute-" I am borough. money Is Quite powerle ss to un look aslonls hed at your violence and un· "But~but-sbe does not like you," the charme d portals Sl10a have been abando ned In many of tbe casUe. When a plant furnIsh es an abunda nt ' reailon. Did you never hear of au I said, hesitati ng and amazed '. One · or two milliona ires ,with splen· cases because the milk became so crop, such as alfalfa" wIth three or belress -and a fln e, 'handso me girl, too. "We shall see abollt that. my lad," (lid yachts WiUl many accomp lishmen ts, and of a he said, and theu began to tell me of the ordeal have tried In vain to pass badly tainted as to become unsalab le. four cutting during a single season, It of the periodic al billiot, If the creame rIes and cheese factorie s Is . b\!t naiural to think that it will WllUams 'great frunUy -marryl ng e. poor lieu· what be thougbt a great change In his while tenant without a penny, and without favor with Arabell a He put many enoughmen of D~ fortune or only just were as partlou lar 'as they should be greatly ex.h aust the soil. Nothing II pen)-Y ou ¥v'e to defray tbe upkeep of a smnll they would condem n a great de a! of more erroneo us. Iqstead of taking . -thfle-p ens -r.\. un .....I ---.--:.....:.~.:....=='----:­ an ancesto r?" things ",bIGh' I had not ]lI.Cht have been elected without an mUk that Is now accept!:ld from silage- strength away from the soU It puts . -''BY JupIter, His NeIghbor (applyin g a blotter to , Idea ot n blackba ll. In such a Ilgbt that under bls .eloquen t more Into It; Instead of exhaust ing It, The only apparen t qualification \! fed herda. Sir Peter. This Is not the fault of the silage; It the ferUllty Is Increase d. The pene· his trouser s)-Oh I have an Inkling. "Then, Sir Peter." cried Lady persuas ion I began to believe Lady that the candida te must possess 1\ ~~~~~~~~'~~~~~~~~ the fault of tbe man who handles it. trating . powers of alfalfa roots are Hawksh aw,' rising wltb awful dIgnity, Arabell a r eally might have a secret yacht of his own; but there are olhltl Is Silage has a very penetra tive odor, well known. The roots are constan tly "you forget all about Lleut. Peter wealme ss for him . which l)rlde pre· qualiftca'Uons much more difficult 01 which, Is ,taken up very quickly by growing and decayin g, thus adding, to .Hawl\s haw nnd the Honora ble Apol· vented h I' from discove ring. H~ had attainm ent by the man of money. IUld mUk. It silage the "hllmus " of the soil. The stronge st never failed to win any woman s re- It Is just bere that the IonIa Jane Howard ." questio n 01 the milk Is quiteIs fed before milking point In favor gard certain yet; of alfalfa as a soil Imand to It become had always soell,1ed blackbs lling At this Sir Peter fairly ~;lIte d for a comes In. It must be l tainted. If the mUk Is allowed to stand prover It Its remark able nitroge n few momen ts; nod I heard som ething 0. m racle to me. Richard G1yu, who owned. rather rofl'eshlngly. a few minutes In the barn after milk- gatheri ng abIHty. The roots at al· strange ly IIko a litte ring In the next I!ad fall en under his spell so many For really one hac] almost said that Ing ) ears ago, how anybody oould resist th and sUage Is fed while the calis falfa are full of the small nitroge n I I I "h I room. f b '1\ .. I to are standin blm . He wound up his argume nt by ere s no g arouDd, the milk will be tubercle s which represe nt bottled liP soc a a y a 0 es n Dut Sir Peter J)resent ly recovered which he W110 Is rich cannot penetra te, tainted. vltaUty to plant lite and It bas been S a~lng, In hIs usual confide nt mo.nner: uatll 'of Appe tite hlmself ' ln n measur e. one recalls the pleasan t circle 01 If the stable Is not ventl1at ed or III proven by freQnen~ experim ents that Trust me. there Is s.o methlng com· gentlem en who go to make ''lJut-b ul-ther e are lIeut nauts· and up the poorly and Antic ipatio n lieutena nts, madam . 1 was conside red pel ling In the love I feel for Arabell a. Royal Yacht Squadron. There Is, one linger ventilat ed the silage odors will Increas ed yields were the rule wben ~ tbe stable and taint the milk. planting s of any kind of cropa had Wom en are all alike. my boy. They rememb ers gratefully Just one InsU. a man likely to rise. And. hesldes . If I rememb I' rightly. I was not au 1\1. want a !pRster. Once put the bit In tution left to whloh the mystic warde In an unvelltl lated SlAble the stable It- been made on ground Infected with nl· -are realized in the first taste of d .. aelt w11l In time becom.e saturate d or trogen bacteril l. licious their monlhs. and lb y udol'e you for "1 am I'lch" do not have 1001<1010' fellow. madam ." the etrect 01 permea teft with tbe silage Under these olrcums tances tbe It. Let mo odor and have the SI)lrlt to run away an "open sesame ." ';Slr P eter, yo'u were no ta.ll er tllo.n with that adorabl e will faint the milk; n9 matter how the "spread of Alfalfa fever" Is no wonder . creature , and see __ . ___ ___ yOU ' are now-fi ve feet four Inch s. With splendid crops of highest priced how qulcldy she will come to my co.ll. silage Is handled . Your haIr was rQd. and you were far You will Establis hing tile Plural. The corn Is frequen tly .cut Into the hay on top or the ground, with tbe shortly Bee her clinging to from handsom e. Ri chard Glyn Is as lIl e Fred, who was four years old, vIa alia too green, whlcb makes very sour roots working' ns perfectl y natural Uk· p o.ch s to a sou thern wnll." I;ootl·looking aR you vel' wore in your Ited hIs uncle on the farm . When he silage, with a strong odor. The silage t11lzers UDder the ground, farmers ter· "Autl her fort un ?" can tHe i and b has alrea dy mad o hi s "She Is noue. tbe worse for thnt. But came home his father asked him what II frequeo tly careless ly handled In the do nothing better than to plant alfalfa. ' mark. Richard G'lyn." turnlllg to me. hud pleased hlni the most. The stable; trllth of this stateme nt may be it Is scattere d through swear to you, Dick}, Glyn, that I "yo,u are Ilt lIberlY to marry Dapbn e "0, 1 liked the geese. 1 had sllch alleys and allowed to remnln on the realized and verIfied If one but .....oulu cal'l'Y hcr off as tho noman s the takes (."armichael." fun cbaslng them, and we blld a great IIdprs. In such Instanc es the stable time to look up statistic s and !reads !lId the Sabin o maidens. If she ho.d not and Crea m "Richar u Glyn,'" bawl d Sir Peter, a shllllng w1l1 be nented with the silage ·and about 'the marvelo us Increas e In the "- wbich I believed to be big goose for dinner one dRY!" .. "It you dare lo think YOII are' going to ' . "Well," . said his father, "how can the milk will be tainted. acreage of alfalfa. Tn Kansas alone t1'l1e ; for his was o.n Infatuat ion whlcb The golden -brown bits are submany DurJhne Carmic hael-m ind. I taltes account you tell the differen ce between a , If good results are expecte the acres sown to alfalfa d at tram notblng increase . d. ' goose and geese?" SllY. If the I houghl vcr cateTs your .lInage I,t must be properl y handled in' from approxi mately a6,eOO acres In stantia l , enough to t~¥e 'j up the He tb cream; crisp enough to \ make damned head-I t will be as much liS plans, Andn began to tell me of his "A-w. that's easy." sa!d . ~:I'd. the "One 1,891 stable. to more than 743,000 acres Flr-st, snage must be In them he showed hl.s usual geeso your lit Is wort h! 1 alll going, this shrewd Is a goose and two gooses II only after, milking . Second, the fed 1907. It Is ' sate to say that 'since In ctu'shin g them th~ . mouth "an ness nud boldness. Tho trill 1100rs U\en geese." momen t. to lhe ftr fi t lord of the ad· to Scarbor ' muat be kept clean' ~J)d no, silage the aoreage hes ' 'increas ed In prol"Or- exquisite pleasu re; and . the ' flaough hat! but Scotlan d in mlralty , to sec If r can't hal'e you sent his h ud . ' He allowed to acculnu ll\te In the al1e),s. lIQn, and other states a~e "falUng In v.or-th at belong s ·' only to '~()st waH IIkely ,lo be seut to to the West. ·Iudl s. 'or the Gold Coast. 'sea any Camel. and' C;ampb~III. Toasti 'es- .' · Third" there should not be" more IIne,-A. . Kl'ubm. , .. dny, to be gone, perhaps , for . , An Irishma n and a Scotohm an ~ere sUage fed 'tha~ ·the st~ck wlth 'my b 8t whlhes and endeavo rs to yen.rs; just the will clear :JP argum nts I had used discussI ng ~be horrors of H"lng keep 'YOli tb'ere for l n years at leasl." to myself tn 8 at .once. Fourtb;, the'· sta~le must "e first and to Daphne . after· problblt ion state, ' ''rhere, l. Profit In '8 a"•• Lingers'~ "" :And wbnt wlll you do wlt.h me, ward. when the Irishma n weU' ventllat ed. \ Fifth, corn' should. Twe,btY·.flve : ce,I!~' -&'orth pf eage Beet . remarke d: dear Uncle P t r ?" Ru(ldenl r NJI,ed n , . not be out Itl' too 'green .. ' Sixth, don't will furnish ·al1 ut ,~,OO'O pI..~ts. I rem TIlh I'ed that scelle five years Enou,h . "bis daintf, temp~ing, fooe! is "Sure, an' you 80ft ·'volce;' ,lI'nd Daphne ., )Vho ' had before. with Overton and Llidy Ara· after awhile. Yemight get used .to ,It feed, mqld:r silage. ,;, . ,. :", , .s. ~ Je can;'be ploked vthe: ~rs* 1-ear ,tQ mad~ of pearly white ·corn,' cooked •. know·' alolcin luto the room ( he must have 'llley suy a • lI'rom the fO,regoln g It wll1 b'e seen pay ~or all bella In Sir Peter's cubby.hole; -and camel can gq the labol' of' 150wllq( and 'rolled aqd toasted into "Tpas ties." ehibt been v ry ni!ar). st.ood lierore him. day'~ without drink· that ' sUale , .. !!lust be mote", carefull y plckiQg ' ~e'l ri!lgE!~ IlIarl, In. 'the aprlDa j the memory of ft 'made me tJ.1lnk with In·... - , aqd n~$Ued bel' llretty head against dread , . ban~led than' ordlnar , roughag e. O~e fre. 1I1an~ , l!Iho~d of GII~ Vernoll be' 's umoved marl!yJu , g set' IIi .~p" "Hoot, .', bl,:8bo~liJer:' , '; man!': I_ ~; LarP,P . retorted amJlY ......III, , the other. o&DJ"Ot , throl" .al18ge aroun'a 'as he n'~-,v. Ul~ee, teet . , .. Arabella. nllt I coulll' not 8(leak Ql'Ien· "It"s little ye knQw apart ' Glle way aDd abooll the (lamp- m~ .traw or 1m,. and get ~18 . • half , 8.lr Pe~cl' was too astonIShed for 'a Iy; Ilu(l.afl el' all, tlu~r cUstan,c e the other• . U tile she wae so strallge bells when ye say tl)at. Tbere Is DO. l hl~ PI' Cwo to tpeak. ~ ~ultL ..;The w.hol ~ I' utur ,. .. ' pI tai ; are plaate4, ID, '004· loll IUltl !lua cou1d . sClll'Cely ,one 0' them could go eight. h~1UI tbhtB b~d 111.11 n i.lpon him lI1(e the Judge her bytha~ ', S~e properlr.put· ~p and properb: PrOper~ cqltlnt p,osruM "tBR~L. CO., LTD•• the standar d of other wl'ollt a drat> 0' wmethl ng!" ed tb.,. ,can ~ of an eiirtl,l(lUake., But In a Ut- wom en. fedtl a Y8f'1 ,cheap and,. alo.fa cet, ·tbne tIJII... . eacla ,.... for..,. plcbd \ Abd then tbe plall I. MY'" ~ Wblch eDded the dllau81 oD. Iu~ fee4.--P rat, G. V•.XUP.. · ~.ICII, . ,..,.,

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A- colored Illan was trlcd tbe olher "SQUEAKING DOOR~." London. - 11 England Is wand day be foro a burlestowlJ court ~or what A:nastasla rand du '!.!=~-='-I-_ 811Y I'm Tl\\h r .1 IIMecklenberg.Schwerln, Is going to do ca t e und puny-JIIto !lod st nllng somo clothing from l\ young - Rte~o~R')uzed Auitholl'ih, while man. A pre tty clear case was next. Probably there Isn' t a n y other I" d r , I'm ulwnY!I rather poorly: mad out agains t the colored mun member of n royal fam ily In the con· mv constllutlon'" trail. unu he confessed . tlnent who keeps the German court nut '[ ha\'" nutl ('ed nil my '" reckqn I uln't got. nolhln' to sn.y, In such a state at anxiety. lite thnt tolk s wi th wblte talks ," b su ld with humilitY, al'hcs nnd twlngof's , Amusements for Summer Partie.. , the various members assigning them Neverthe less the people love her Live agesl It·s the '" eplin' hll's jes lalk It Is." This Is the season of outuoor enter. their spec.lal topic for ' the year'! and bave chrIstened h er "The Tom· .8'lUNtklng door thnt "Well, since you udm lt your guilt," Iloy Princess." talnme nts, for most of our readers, If work. h" ngoB long on Ita said the judge, "I will try to make I~ Tbe Egyptian flag Is to be on eacb The grand duchess simply do esn't hin ges! not sojourn ers by the sea or on the light for you . But flr sl we wI\) have , care a big fig fol' conventionality, and mountain top, may arran ge tor novel missive In lieu of a stamp. Th"r was my 1 nclc R U· to get an s tlrnate of tho value of the A friend of the hostess who baE entertainments In th e Qpen air by utilJ n: always Heem e~ clothing. J\Ir. Plain tilT, whut do you lizing what Is near-lh e Ilarks, t.he Uved In Africa for eight years will bl! H I) strong "lid well, nUL p en pI" BUY he an'! va lu e these urtlcl es at?" reaches or Inland lake or rivers, the an honored guest and will make the liV e' long, sin ' that "Th dress suit cost me $80, you r shady lawn of the home place or some affair most Interesting by her account '-11'\ pnC' umonln spC' lI, honor," r epli ed the young man, "the adjacent country side r euched by the of life on an ostrich farm and hel And COUSIrI J ohn- hc's ulwtlYIl lJrngged overcoat $75 nnd the si lk hat $10." experi ences with native servanls. ever·present troll y car. nlJou t th,nl wlfc 0' hlR, "Mr. J dge," broke In the accus d, So h nllhylIl1 sho up anel di ed wllh A fagot party Is not now, but this sudc.lnn rh eumallz. "I'd Ink tcr say des one word beCo' A Progressive Picnic. way of condUcting one has new feayob goes any rudder." The guests were children from tures: A circle of pine trees was the No, sir, of hnle nn(l h arty talks we can"All rlgh t; go ahead." eight to t en; the bostess was a fa not h e t a surl' : setting for a little llreplace made of "l subm it dat 1 tuk dem clo'es, bOS8 "The good di e young," nnd noboely, by v:>red lass, who went to th e co untry stones, on which paller afld dry twigs rlghl .. , cnn fo I Hl'C'ure. man, but at no slch prices as dem!" every summer. A regular hay·rack were rendy to be touched olf. Ot talks th nl seem .so I(UY Rnd p nrt, we wagon met them at the station; It had cnn'l bc certain, eve r . Eacb gu st was presented wllh a TOLD TO USE CUTICURA. boards across the side so no one could But slck lr on 8, IIk c aqu aklng doors, bundle or' fagots to which was at· will crenk and squeak forever. spill out and was gayly decorateu tached a number; a dUllllcate number After Specialist Failed to Cure Her In· with sunflowers, boughs at trees and The Banting System. was given out. The hostess , retense Itching Eczema-Had Been cattails, Thi s scheme of di et was first popu· Quested th e guest who dr w No. 1 to Tortured and Disfigured But The unique feature of tMs picnic larlzed by William Ranting of Lonlook at the fa gots; If he had No.1 the was In the serving of refreshments, don, E ngland , who addressed to the Was Soon Cured of Dread Humor. bundle was laid Oft the blaze, and he Each child was glvt;n a wooden. plate public a letter on Corpulence, In 18G.3. had to teU a story, sing a song or and a paper napkin. Then over the Banting suffered from surpluB fl sh dance a jig wblle the fagots burned, "I contracted eczema and suffered p-ounds were Interesting booths. so extreme as to force him to "go Intensely for about ten months. At It really was another way of conductshaded by large green and wblte om down !ttalr~ backward." He tried varl, Umes I thought I would scratch myIng a "stunt" party. One guest rebrelIas. They were also placarded ous medicines and torms of exercise self to pieces, My face and arms were cited some clever n egro dialect, No. I, No.2, etc. There was a grown without success, until flnally advised covered with large red patches, so bits she had collected while In the person to lead at the head of the pro· to abstain from "bread, milk, butter, that I was ashamed \0 go out. I was south; a man gave some college cElsslon. The first stop was No, 1 sugar and pots toes." stories; a sweet singer rendered some which proved to be "lemonade," with advised to go to a doctor who was In lieu of these he adopted a diet n specialist in skin diseases, but I HawaIIan love songs which she a big porgelaln cup tor each ' child. of lean meat, 'fish, any vegetablo (ex. r eceived . very little relief. I tried learned from the natives while on the No.2 was sandwiches, cold meats, po Grand Duchess Anaatalla. cept potatoes, and a limit ot one ounce every known remedy, with the same Island. The r esult was very good, tato salad and olives. Here the There were 12 guests and 12 bundles gueets sat In a seml·clrcle on a blS everybody knows It. Playing at Monte ,of bread at a meal. results. I thought I wquld never get bet. On this r egimen Bsntlng r educed tel' until a fri end of mine told me to try of fagots burned underneath the tall rug. Then they progressed to No.3, Carlo and motoring home In tbe wee ploes, Refreshments were served on and bad Ice cream; then to No, 4, small hours with' a medly assort· his weight marvelously, He found the Cullcura Remedi es. So I tried them, the Inclosed porch ot the summer cot· where the booth had bonbons and ment of companions, frequenting sugar to be the most fattening' - fiv e and after four or five applications of tage. A candle was at each plate fruit. Na, 6 had piles of little bags, Parisian cafes chantants entirely ounces In one week adding one pound Cutlcura .Olntment I was reI1eved at held by a drop of melted wax onto a and was the starting point for a pea· unchaperoned, entering local tennis to his welgbt. "Milk, sugar, and but· my unbearable Itching, I used two wooden picnic plate; by It was a nut; some were gilded, some silvered, tournaments under an assumell name, tlar are the human beans," he said, 8ets of t.he Cullcura Remedies, and I wooden skewer; with It marshmallows and some tied with blue ribbon. The takJng motor boat trips with hllr because he found them to have the am completely cured. Miss Barbara were toasted o.v er the candle and gold nuts scored 20, silver 10 and ceusln unattended e ven by il. maid, same effect that a di et ot beans have Kral, Hlghlandtown, Md., Jan, 9, '08." eaten with Ice cream and small oakes. blue ribbons were 5. The one , who and wearing trousers In pubI1c aro upon a horse, very fattening. l'oI.!er Drua ~ Obom. Corp., Bole Prop .., 1l01lliOD. There was Impromptu singing of col, had the highest score won a prize. only a few of the many pranks In The characteristic of the Bant· The J'tetort Courteous. which this royal princess has Indulged lege songs to the accompaniment Or the next highest and the lowest also Ing diet Is the great predomlna· "Is It warm enough for you 1" the hostess' guitar. All lhe girls wore had r ewards, Altogether It was a at different times. They serve, how- tion of protelds. Carbohydrates, of ··Yes. but It you say that again, ever, to explain how she gained for which sugar and potatoes are so tub suits and the men came with neg· most successful affair. herself the nickname, IIgee shirts , with duok or flannel largely composed, are strictly Jorbld· will make It much warIDer for you." , Despite these unl?ual phas~s of tem· den. trusers and serge coats. Important to Mother•• For 'a ,Clnerella Dance. perament, the grand duchess . has Every scheme of diet for the reducExamine carerully evel'Y bott1e of The Cinderella club Is an organlza· many redeeming qualities. She Is In"In Darkest Africa," tion of flesh Includes advice ag'll nst CASTORlA a safe and lure remedy for tlon of some 20 couples, their one law tensely charitable, and generous·heart· variety In food, as that tends to In· Intants nnd children. lind see that It A club of 14 young gtrls has chosen being to close all festivities at mid· ed to a fault. She Is brilliant and fas, . crease appetite. ' "Africa" tor their study. next year; night proptly. Each season they give nears Ihe ~ .I.,~ clnatlog, and, though she loves fun, wIth this In mind, the president Is to a dance to which two guests may be Signature Of~~ BACK HOME. and knows how to get It, It Is &aId give n luncheon having decorations bidden by each couple, The Invlta· In lYse For Over :10 Years. and symbols pertaining to the "dark tlons are always Issued on slipper- that when ali Is saJd and dorie ' her AST Bummer I made up Ttle Klnrl You Have Always RouJtht. gravest faults have b, e en breaches at my mind, continent." shaped cards, the table centerpiece custom and tfadltoln rather th!ln of I'el take a holiday, ~lte bas one great purpose, the The table centerpiece Is to be Is [ormed of a white sUpper filled morality. And go back to th e home growth . of charncter.-Wesley. I had _ . unique,' having three black dolls, each wtth flowers, placecards are sUpper· Not Been for mnny n day. with a pennant bearing t.he words shaped and sometimes If the ' "Gill" IIlnt. Wlnalo"". SO(ltbJnA" Syrup. But p oplc said : "You're For children _ lblnl!, lofteDA tbo gum., Mlduce. In"De·lIghted." Toy lions, monkeys and man" Is danced a. figure Is worked CHRISTIAN IN TURK CABINET foolish, Jane, IIkmm&LIOIl, allays ptUn. cure. wind call", 260. bou.. e. tige rs will be Ule favors, nnd the out brlngtng In the magic pumpkin l! 's Bueh a wild-goose chase. The Ipslng side Is tull of suspicion. place oards are In sbape of pyramids coach, candy mIce favors, fairy wands, This ArmenIan Holda Unique DlatlncYour family and trlende nnd sphinxes, · on which a miniature etc. At 12 o'clock a gong clangs out tlon In Ottoman Emplre-Popuare deadflgyre Is scanning tbe borlzon with a the strokes very slowly and the ar -wlth·· , you won' t know spyglass. Everyone shonts "Roose- are extinguished, tbe place!" velt." Constantinople, - Gabriel Nurend· MADAME MERRI. But all the same, I we lit, Then' th'e~e will be cablegrams, postsunglan EffendJ has most unique and my! 'cards and letters brought In at Inter· Never were linen suits more pop. claim to public attention at till!! moI had a splendid time! I started when the 'bloom vals during the luncheon addre's sed to ular than· .now, ment. His Is the unusual distinction and blush _ _ _ _ _........_ _ _ _ _ _......._~__........_ _:_........................- -........- - - - - . of being the first Ch.rlsUan to hold a Ot summer was In prime. portfolio ' In a Turkish cabinet. The 'TIs true, my" girlhood trlends were go lie, . . But every stick und stone 0Al- . Idea Is violently opposed to all our "'Ylg~ conceptions of the fanatic loyalty ot Wu full ot them- with memory You know, we're not a lone, the Mussulman to his religion and hIs burning hatred of all others: The children all wero gone, but thero The regime of the Young Turks In Tho , " b"ok the Ottoman empire Is responsible tor The little bridge: the crooked palll; ~' . , ,For:;et them? Ah. ho could ! the elevation of Gabriel. 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W. W. Arnold . Mi J'tl!<So<l tit COlllloll L1l1l1nbe.r Lh ls l h o , Ill! ness is, eood and Henrie ttrt MoKi n.~ '·Busi ( ~ucl) dll o t llgllst. J909. A. D _ .' " ,-.. _.... h_ .... _·... - n'_ ---- -r"- --h .. '. H. \\I L'l' H . )' nyor . fn neral of ,J . P R A . I) . HiJ: lm . lorlc, Oreg onia . of Marysv ille a.re gnes~ 8 of her pH.r-1 M , " I ents Mr. and' Mrs Oliver Griff y, ' rHo MIlry ·W Ilterho n e bad O~ make It that mu ch beUer for both. , . . . .. . ler gne"ts the Pllst w Of, k. Mrs . Fan . Miss LilUe Kibler was in Duyton ~ . A. Alextln der anil flimlly spent nl Borden ond Mr , Fergl;lson r ~ncy Crea MoodilY · m Chee se Friday at Uha,utauqua; ~~"""'~"'. "'''''' Hlc hmood , Iud. "Sc and 20C' Ii lb. J. K. Spenoe r left 'rnesdu.y mornMi~s Pearl Kyoe i8 ill with Ilppen. . Mr. Rod Mrs. L ewl Morris, of iog for ~J.'eia8. · . dl~~~s"L n ~~n.r LAeJ~llnM ou'r .... spent Ba.rry Jooes SptlDt tiunday at bis "-Us, eoa Dtlrret tspent t,he In,ttor mrs. . 10e ou-iosey. Sunday with p NOB'where else will y u find the . et rand of N w YOI'k Cream home to Lol'don . part of the we~k at Chauta uqua.. Mi s Goldie Ral' ''erto f C' , ' •C' ·Chee~e . ' 'We are now cutting a new· . {varl . Miss Gertru de Kersey ill visitin g • n,o 10010. opsey had .the mlsfor tnne Datil, spent ay nnd !:)unday io Xenia. this week. one every day. to break his lum whlle pl~Yl.ng ' bllll with Mrs. W .Saturd W. Arnold . . Grover Oleave r speot oDe day at New Burilng ton , 11Lst Monda v. Mrs' St'l d uung .1 eood Coffe . . e ' I , last wee)t with rela.tives in ;Xenia. 1 es an O ra Reeve! Wife Ilutl daught er, of bter vi it d · in "ring Vullev Sat d dU 15c to 30C a lb. Miea May Bromle y visited M,rs. Jamest own, speot $undllY with his, dt' ... nr avan otlU-y R. H, lIlmmoD8 ODe da.y Jast week. Parentll. Our coffee trade is steadily grow. M' .E Mrs, Oharle s ViJIars hilS oome Mrs. Wm. Atla'me sU"'ere d ~ stroke i ' t1 s {ate '1llrk Wit Il Duyton ing. More compli ...... men ts on Chas & 1 ,1 1 from ChioalJo fOl' , a visit with her 0 f para1YS1R · 1a t wea. k .. V 81 or ...,.-_ ReVe1'1l_ ...••"ya as t _ week. Sanbor n's Spe'" :"I'al 'B'l"'nd _ ••_ thl'S _ " .'y'i>O~' ~ mother . • _. . Bellb rook than usual. 'lhe quality seems to be T. R. tipenoe r, wife and two youngNew Burli mrton . er chlldr6 0 oalled 00. J . K. tlpeuce r . improv ing • . The price only 20e alb: and'fam ily ~uDday lLfternoon. Mr . John Talte, nortil of towu Mra. Ldul!le Rbwe aurl daught er, Mrs. Rutil Morg'~n was oalled to ha.s been on the siok list the who Swe et Pota toes po t the . home of her gnndso o,Ciul Mor. week Gert,ru de II.r~ visiting George La8enr is now Improv ing. .t5c 'and,25 c a measu re and fami y. gan last week on ' tiCC:l unt of his ill. Mr. and Mr!:. DllVid Fryer J i ' ' d of DI1Y. ' uat say 'sweet po t atoes' an neS8 with appeud iclti. ton , returne ~ d home FridllY 'Miss Luoile ' n.tter Norton a ' "fried has ' c bicken" returne d and your neighb ors · from a visit- with her oou,in, Miss Mr. and Mrs. ()hllS. Mende nhall, I,]lleILsll nt visit with her mother Gl , M h Mrs. will be -onhand early on threshi Ng Misses Martha Beilan d Mary .Carr G. W. Kemp ItlstFI·idl1Y.. da enoa ars. speot ~nnda.y at Fairfll' ld (~narterly Mr. and Mrs. Chlls. Brels ford' y. Mi~~ie~:~~lr~!~~~lf:::e~~,:~~yO~ Mj!eting _makin g t,he trip in tileir oull~d o~ Mr. and Mrs. 0 ; R . Peter. Soda Bisc uits /l,utoDl;oblle, . 80n lust SaturdllY aftflrno n~ on . , , Hubert ltolzlin ~i8ited his grl1ndM.rs. Mae Menden hall Wl18 oalled Mr. IlDd Mrs. B,Lrry McGin nis 'aod' .. mothe r here lallt week. ; ~c. a paCkag ~ . ' to Da.yton last week by the death (laught er Leoou, of Lytle • were :;:Ion. Nl!!e, Cl'lSp wafers. Splend id lJ1 Charle s and. Rossel l tipence r of he~ uncle, ,T. A . Winter . . day .g uests of ~rl'. ,Ne n' 8 0Wtlrds . .milk or eaten with coffee. " Special · stoppe d bere Satnrtl ay eveoin g un The Friend s' Sunday School will their way home from Cirolevil1e. Mr. Alex William son (l well known for Saturd ay, 3 packag es.for JOc. bold a pionio un the banks of farmer who reSides we . t of towu . dO!~ t~~·~~~::~:~: ;:~t:d w:~: Caesar 's Creek nettr , Wm , Che'w. died Friday evenin g ' BurlH' Mob- Cid~r Vineg~r ' fuoeral of. Mr. Mote 'S fatber, Mrs . wetb',. 'Iltnrda y , I"e orealn nnd clRyaft Aruoon ln Bellbro ok Cetnete l·.~' . . . 20C to 25c a eallon Mot!) 'and the childre n will visit here (lake wi \I be for lillIe on the U 0 nd Mrs , Cblts . . Brelsfo ro 'en _ ' jor a time, . Th" Evoryo ne will be welcom e. ground s. IterMr. th f p' okl lS tRlned lastSun dttY I Mr. and Mrs.; d lSh · ~ ow d e · '.~eason 01' 1 es Hl1rry Roouey , of CiuoioUtlti, R.nd C. Robert s /Jnd 'dllug hter Mabel, or ~n ?t, er goo t hmgs. Mrs. Sue Sherwo od and Mrs . Frn,nk R ooney lind fttmily . . of l:lreenLeba,tlO o, Mr. t\nd :Mrs. Hlury WIH find OUl' three-y ear-old CIder Obarle s lJ'radbu ry have returne d field, spent Sunday with their motbWtlllVe r, of DI~yton. Vinega r the best on the inarkAt . from an ext-€nded visit in Bethel . ar. . The Bellbro uk bllse ball telLlD d ..; Mis8 Bo.rllh 8teddo m i~ enterta in. The Mutual Teleph one lJompa ny fsated the PirlLtes or Dayton , soore Chic ken ' Fee~ tng Miss Beema n. whose sist!:).r mar- hl\!\ nbout six ty boxfl~ i n ~ operu.tion III to 1. ' ' ried B&r8!lhel Steddo m. 10 Ibe 250 . • .... nnn twenty moro will s oon be pot Mr, Court Murray , of Rogel', ' '.' -Sevtmi.l from bere attende d the in. '1'he o:>mpl\DY is well . " . plea se(l Arkans as is vieitjn~ f.rieodll of this The great egg,p.f oduQ mg food. funera l of Mr ~tlmuel Mote, whu with its soccall! . . · ., place. " Composed of grains, seeds ana other died .a t tbe home of his son in CIll.rks. . Mrs. David ~8ber died at her Mrs. Hatry Armstr ong aDd vilJe. ~ . .' borne nellr here on Tn sdtiY night. ter Joseph ine return.ed home uaugh.· wholes ome chi,c k £004· ' " ..,. - ' '. She bl1d ~\l6noonflued to her b',rl for from a w",ek~ ,visit' wlth her l!'riday .i ' mobh- Atlas Cen; tent. " . Sprin g Val,ley. severll·1 mllntbs. ~~~ , WIlS ,8. good er, M.r s Dr;, ~urnbnll . 'The "reates t selling cement on the womlm and bet fa.mhy ha,va the sym- - 'Mrs. William Adam€!. wbose bome ~ . . . ' _ . " · - .Mls! Helen Ba.rley, of Ha.milton, pnthy of the entire COlnUl,u olty. is betwee n Sprin" .Valley ' arid Bell. rna.rket; 650 b,a rl;els rece,lv~~ already ... is .tbegne , tof ber uocleE . W .. Bl1r. on.Fl'id ay. ~ . someti me Wednesday' nig~t and 1 . " '.. ley • . : ' . .. '. (' " ' . _. • . in a ot'Ulool oonditi on. Sh~ Wile ' . ..'.' . Mrs Lena Barret t visi~d in Day. . . ·Corw in. ,foun.d in an unc09sc iou~ state by ber .I ' t<'n Thprsd a,y . ' . .' . '. . ' .' husban d when he IirOlle ThuradllY ' .,~ . . . .John t;I~~i . of Clev~l&nd speot . ~ Thi C~Dlml1 Dity \\.0,8 greatly modlin g, • ___ S GDday 'w t . , . . .hlS pare~t8 ; '. ehocke d to haa.r of tbe dMtn of i~s ," Jltu Cl.ra ~mttb V.18it.ed the fl'rst fOllmer citizen Mr. J, N. Lenuno ltoDDO<l In :1X) I'!Ilnll~ I n at B~s, dO~ t forget to call . of \I. week io ~prlDgfteld, . t~~\!:.id~~OO&: the Mtami VldJl!y Hospit al at Day tHlhwarf,z and look a-t 11;18 oo_.F: G. reduce ~ WlllltUrd; provo. d 'j-' DaVid Rutan and ohUdre n, _ ton. . prices on FfBbing . Tackle , eOO.

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CANNIN6 SEASON ••, - . ' - - - - - .,._- -'. Robert s was born in The Waynesville Cal\ning cOmpa:. Wayne8vl.l lit Ohio, June 2, 1871, . - ., • - _.- - - - - .,+- - •. - ,.. - • - - • - • ,•• ny will start its wheels in about two . - - ,., ,. -, • - a a, • - -w . . - . , Ind' di8d IJot her llome, 21JO~, Mulberry F . B. Horm eJ' l • wh 0 was Walter Burnet t was ih Dayton last E. V. Barnha rt was in' Cincinn tn lan'hlll't h Ro ati weeks. C t · Manag d 'Ch' ' er Snook f has every- ' Mrs. Will Thorpe gave a dinner al ' att'.eet. (,j ooll e, 88 y , week apo118 an Icago or ~ver y~rs Ohio last Friday. Au ust 5 1909. She w~aoun thing ready and can start at a day's Saturd ay for Mrs. A. C. White, uni$ . . has talc . en three countie_s In, Ohlo, d ; ' t' 8 't H'I Mrs. George Thomp son's health IS Walt El E ~ d W- ' '. th e In marr 1age 0 Mr'. Jesae "I Lea. d f'l . t no Ice. . ed amI ton, ut er an e~ z~y an arm arren In e aure at Wayneeville by Rev. . Mr y were a A visit to the plant "howed it iO very much Improv . the Xerua Fan Thursd ay. Woodm Casualty Jnsura nce Co.. be as clean asa netu Pl'n. Some l'm' - , Miss Donna Hawke enterta ined d ~ illen'Sak M1'8.. Ci' F <,":' n Sh t' hi h' ad. CllwgUl. ~pteplber 17, 1896. Bo d' h'ld ' Ed M MiS$ Edith Moshel' and Mr. Stokes erwood an!! I ren Mrs.. acy and son Terrel were provem ents I have Y'been added. that an w- ~ the f tunClnna I s e sides her' huaba.nd and three atep spent Friday in Dayton. Silvers at dinner Sunday. te Xenia Fair visitors on Thu1<iay. quar rs m e u reo of a gas plant of thei !' own for 01. . 'Altha. • ohildre n,Mrs. P~eh~ lind Mra. A. R. Sides and wife attende d .the C. T. Hawke and family ,'eturne d dering and lighting purposes being MI·s. 'C. W. Bam t Lenterta ined at Mary E .l:;4trelober, of otbe. X&nia Fair Thursd ay. home from Chauta uqua Monday. Mrs. Sarah Hodgson. ot Lynn. Ind. and Walter C. Leasure, ofUhU\lo the di~n latest r Thursday for Mrs. A. . The engine and boiler Fort Jen . " , . . . writes a few' lines to the Gazette, ·e n· 'Dings, Ohio, 8he lea yea to . . .. . has been c~eaned, a nu. in fact, eve!'y- White, o~ Owensboro. Ky. mourn Ml.SS Maggie Edward s, of Dayton, Thoa. Kenrl(.'~. of Lebanon. IS Vlalt· thing has been done to make the closi~ JDoney fO~',ber subscri ption her 1088 one brothe r. Mr. Oharltl s was m town 18$t Thursd ay. ing Perry KenrICK for a few days. factory as completely sanitar y as for ano~er year... as she says she Robert s, of Lebanon, OhiO, ~nd Miss. F.dith Mosher enterta ined IIr8. F. B. Hormel1\ of Cincinnati. spent .. Misses Alma and Anna Clemen ts possible. With the buildings newly Misses Donna Hawke and K,athrYJl can't ~t alon~ withou t the paper. uizzie R. Smith. of Munole, Ind. several days here last week. are spendm g the week in Wilmington. painted on the outside, and thoroug She is gojng o~ eighty.~iX years o~ At. tbe time of ber deatb IJ~~ h· Dakin at a "slumb er party" Monday ,vyas M iss Marie Mohr, of Dayton . Is the The class of 1~ went to li'ranklin ' ly cleaned on the i.nside, they urely night. age. and .with the eJt~ptlOn of nerv· a. fluthfo l mem}>er , of 'be [n801ple guest of Miss Blanche Dyke. Saturda y and had their ictur.es tak- have the most ssmtar y factory oU8ness, 18 in very 'goQrl health. ohuroh of Obilliootbe. She WIlS oon ill the p state. Mr . Robert Crew enterta in II at I 801Qus to the lr.at a.nd her 1l1st wordR D. L. Crane and son Ethan were en. • The tomato machin ery is all in and supper Saturd ay Mrs. A.,. C. White, . to her huaban d ~ere: "Don't ory; at t he Xenia Fair on Thursd ay. T. J. Brown is very much improved being installed as rapidly as possible Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Schnebly, of St. LO~IS, Mo.. {lim 80 glad to be a.t Nat," Upsher e White and . an(J v.:rlt.es,a breezy l~tt~r to UI, lDelosi~g turning to a. step daoght er abe. said: Misses Sarah Burne tt and Eva Da. and was able to ride down town last This brancn will really be more inter. Master Dewey White. vis are home from CJtautauqua. Saturd ay. hlS)'earl~ 8ubscn ption, an~ says the esting than the corn, and the compa. by, Mary, I lim ~olnR home. '" . . Gazette 18 better than ever. George "60od ... JOB. Sears. Frank Thoma s and Th H. f ny would like to have the people come l ' t b ] t W. H. Allen and wife enjoyed HIMrs. Edith Harris entertainec.1 at same continual tound of b. e unera &eFrvdlces Ii ier "t e awatha says l't is ":he " at Chauta supper ThurAday vening Mr. and uqua Fridtl.y. ~. ' . S, Lackey speRt last week ome were on rl ay even ng Ii 7 fishing at and inspect the factory While they . the Reservoir. ,Ieaaur e Wl~ hIm - eat, sleep all he o'o}ook, and were oonduo 'ed are runnin g. They are n ever too Mrs. Dempsey Dennis and daught by her Miss Verna Lackey, of Oayton. w~ er CaB. work a h~tle. a~d w~en he g~ts pastOr, Rev. b t ' .. W. L. Neal, usisted by the guest of r elative s here last week. and Mrs. Eunice Shu te . . James Stoops and family. of Day. usy 0 receIVe vl81tO l'S.. it allove r aoYAlJl all aroUQd he d """'" v= • &- . ' toOn. spent Saturd ay and Sunday with .The tomato crop for thIS &ev ' -" A J Hawke PlUltOT of 1'rlnU'" M · as teron J h Comp t on. f D ,t " season ' . Mrs'. Annl'e O'Neall entertal'ned ' . " II 0 b ayon, bl b A. b Stoops 12 and wife. h Is M. E. Ohoroh. Early on Saturd ay is .visiting hisl\un t Mrs. Mark WI pro a y ea out, 000 b us.e C Who Davis. M d M U the acreag e contrac ted for bemg Mrs. A.. lte" r , an Alonzo Hartley , who used to have mornin g the remalnB ~ere oonveyed 1'8. p. . . Our old friem\ Geor~e Hinkle. who PlealaD t Cemete ry, Klng8 Mrs. Alcmda Kelley •. of ~hlcago. has been quite sick for several weeks sixty acres. but the wet weathe r has she!' White and Master De y a ttnsbop in_the buildin g where' Miss to had a good' deal to do with the short- White at dinner Sunday. spent last week at the FrJen4s ~oa~- WIlB in town Saturd ay . Hardin 's millinery Shop now i8, and ton where they were laid to relit. I , J. J. LEASUR E. ing home. . wbose father, Dr. Hartley , practic ed Mrs. W. H. At!en enterta ined at F. B. Sherwood and family and ~Teh'e co~pany want. han ds th· medicine..here for several yearS. is OBiTUARY. IS 'd inner Wednesday for Mr. and ·Mrs. Mrs. Thomas Sherwood is enjoyin g Miss EIl)ise Smith vis.ited Ca'm p He· year especially ·women to care ~Ol' Dempsey Dennis and located in -Troy. Ohio, and has a pros. a visit with her son Lauren ce in tallick Sunday evening. Mrs. Eunice the tomatoes. A good ' worker can Shute. of Richm')Jld, Ind. pe~1i8 business. He is engage d in B~rriet ADn daugbt er of'.rbomaa Cleveland. , r f C H Ca . k' h' make from $6 to $10 a ,,*eek. the lreen h()u~ and nursery busi,ness. tnd Ibry Va.n~te; wu borD on YItoO : Miss .Kathry n Dakin will leav r o . . . . reYI~ p~ mg 18 Manag er Snook says thi£l season' s · Miss Lilla Benham enterta ined at Mr.Har.tley le(t here thirtf,o:.t wo years Icee ~\r~t, Montgo mery County , Thursd ay mornin g for her home in ousehold goods and WIll ~ove Wed· tomato crop will only be about Ohio,· JUlle 12. I' 889. ' S"e W&I! the Hannl·bal. '.06 o. onE! supper Friday evening. Mrs ,A. C. ago, ,m(l went' to TrOJ: ~ nesday ·to West Alexan dna. _ .n half of what they expected it to be. ,oonge st of twelve ohiidreD'. All 1._ White and SOlf Dewey, of 0 wenSuu rQ, Mr: Mrs. George 'Hawke w~re I Iler life WaR spent In Montgomery ' . Will Mohr and family, of Dayton; ~estsand K d M d' Mrs U h of George Larrick and family I Mr, and Mrs. George W. Ebrigh t ·ltnd Warre n Oonntietl. ARE IN NEBRA SKA y., an r , an . . ps er.e were week·end guests of Sherma n near Lebanon. over Sunday . " arid. Mise ~a Ebri~ht. pf XeDia·, . Novem ber 10. 1853, lJhe Will marWhite .. Dyke and family. C1 d Col d f '1 ,who ha~el»een in the West for tqe. tied tQ John ' Kenrio k, who fN John Daugh ters and George Rey. Mr. and Mrs. N. '8. Rich enterdled M~. E. D. Rober~i8with relatives y e . em~ an .arm y, 0 last ftv~ weeks, ~rived home a 'day A.prll 12, 18ltO. To 'his onion ~~nolds. who left for the west several tained Tuesday at dinner. Walter were here ~ain-after a pleasan t visit with w~. wdl ~nve t~ay . or two qo. They we" p.~ts 0.1 norn ei •o h. childre n " five of for a VIIJlt days ago. are at presen t working in Jordan and family whom ' and relative Chas. s in G~ay Dayton . . , WI~h ,M~. an.d, ~ " Mrs. 1. H~ ,Oolemall. aattle. C.reek., Nebras ka. The boys Mr. and Mrs. Burton Ebrtah t I~ ,'re living C Wb f 0 fout' sone aDd ODe da\lgh L'::' K ' Ch . I H' d f '1 f Day , Seattle , for'the g~ea~r oart of the tar A.. lte. 0 , WPJUI"",ro. y., were Jomed m Denver by four other and family. A very ,pleasan t ,day ' dar ~ . da1Jl~ an' da~' y, dO b th t' . joined . his wffe and . . son hl here ' d , Sunday . ' boys, and they are going to have a was spent y ose W h0 par t'Ie i pated . ' . time, and besi~es thoroUj' y Olng She was 'tAken aiot . toOn rove own S un ay an spen . d ' '11 in AhiJonl • t ' th t·\ " d Sat b~ ·th f' . i d bef s' evenIng an WI rematn U1\ 1 . ~ . ur- Ig time e ay WI ore they ,return . Thell" r en the big ~I~i~n, .visited ~th~r lltoe, an4 fQr tb.e ... t,year..h1lS-~, d Yo ~.t d beau 11 b h ,,_ . ' .. -.' - ... ... .... ,. , A family party are ~am.pln~ near "_ pOintaOfinterEl8t'1n'tlieWest. . , _.... wt~ ~tiD;ation wi e t e -=- O,egon ia for a couple ."r8llhu1lerer;bu~oD'th.,~ornlDg 1 W.H ..Allen and W!fe,ldUl8Ka of weeks. . ' ~ , f' I B tterw rth It d 'f attleEx p()~nt~ ryn Dakin and Stewar t Allen autoed on . . ~ue u , 0 , an W1 e, • _ , to o( At!lU8$ t, 1~9, her eoJJe.r~np' to Miamis burg Sunday ' Those w.ho went . Saturd ay were: , . Ohas• .~ and familY and J. M. Geo. ~. Clark. fortnerly of Lytle, '!fere ended and 'ber apirt' retorne d CHILDREN'S DAY AT LYTLE Fred White and family Dr. Mary . ' Keye and family were ,enterta ined 81)' alumnJII of the' Waynesville High k) ~he " Cook, Mrs. Lillie COok Dyer and Gl1d' who Ine it; . . Marion Hamilt on - - .KelIooI, W!lio for 80me l earll' has been . She died at her ~ate '11 ~ M. ~. ~:.~:ay ,SC;Odl ai L~tle sori. and Mra. Viola Har;lan . home near ter,. of Lebanon, wer~ guests 'of rei. .' ail instruc tor in the law depilrt ment. ~tlo .. t the ase of 70 years, WI , 0 serve' I ren 8 a,! un ay ~' -1 month atives hf:lre Jast Thursd ay. ' . " afterno on, August ) 5th, Just after oftbeU niveni ty'of Dlinois, at Cham., ,nd2Sd aY8. Quite a cro~d of young· people . C' A B 't ' df '1 dE ~G9v.T'-Ylor.ofKentucky, will the close of Sunday School. - - -... -.. . . urne t visited an am~ y an . rn-, .lecture at.~W~esville School Ball ' Camp RetalJick Sunday. paian. m.• baa accepted a position on Rev. W. T. Gilliland, of WaynesUNION ,S, S. PICNIC est Bu~rwor~ and.famlly atten~~ Monday evenin g, Augus H bert t 16th. ~ Sa., 'ftCulV of,tbe. Vniv.er8ity of -.=., vi)le, will address the childr~ n. EvAmong tbosep resent were: . ' . ' er ~he Fair at XeDla Th~rsday. , Don't filiI to hear him. Admission. erybody is cordially invited , NIcbiPn at' Ann ~~bol' and will Eo The ~unday Schools . Edward s, WiU ' Prendergaso., Carrol of the ~own 'M.ra. C. M. Reynolds and daught er' 25 cents. there in Septe~ber. Prof. Clat:k i8 are. g~lJlg to JOID to~~ther and ~old. left SundaY • Smart. Le~ Hawke. Ralph Sm\th, 'for a vIIiit' of several daya ~-- . . MARKET AND LAWN fETE .. leCt\l~ OIl'law this swnme r at the a PICJlIC at Clear SprmgB. nea. Hallie and MiI,b urn Ba~away . t Mt. with relatives in LOuisville Ky . . l1alvel'lit7 cd .ChiciaO. ' BAND CONCERT Holly-•. Tbursd aY.,e Augus t 12th. Th,e . . . Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Car.twright . . '. , • .. • 'fhe J:.adies Aid of the M. E. church journey to the ground8 y/ill be made MlsS~ Sarah. K~thrm a and .Lma The progra m for the concer t to be will hold a sale ' of edibles .at the ga~e • B£W;,B,ROQK; HOMECOMING in bay "",agons, arid the commi ttee in Se lers, of Columbus. are spendm a dinne.r Thursd ay ~or' .;:m~ g ~ given Thursd ay evening, August 12. Township House Satu rday. ' 6 1909' chat'geare work:in~~a~ -to make-it cb'Uple ,of weeks Augus t Gard. of Long J;leach c~ . J o;e with relativ es here•. 1900, is as follow.s: . ' \ . ~ be bel~ ~Pt;em~l" ' f the' a pIa ds.y. Come WIth 14th, at 9 t. m. . presen t were, Rev. a~ well·filled rs..: M~ Kather ine Prende rgast leaves Two-Step, Amenc an' Soldier ... Myers . Also fI'l...o. lIlMI!utlV. commi ttee 0 basketsQnd u ~,.;.. a Lawn 6~" ~~' Fete ' ' in the evenin '.L~ g Cadwa , ' llader. J . W. White ellJoYUle~. and Wal , tonigh t.forCi ncinna tiwher eshewi ll tz. Iveva .......... .......... ... Fulton 'of the same day on the church lawn. W. H. Allen and wife and Misswife, Home ~aPDI'. ~latlon .~et Au~ . Kia\' . , • _. . . . be the gues~o f relative s for several March. Monticello .......... .......Fulton Everybody ,come. d1t'.1 109.,WlththefolloWlDl'mem- CLEAV ER-9ARR-RI CH REUNI zie Merrit t. O~ davs Quadrille .......... ......... ,......... ,Fulton ben preeent: Cbu. Co ' Auatin~ ' Jobn . - _ ...- - ' . ~ '~Il '<... H d'· , Stake, Al. Kemp. J. 8. Tomer . d' March, Suceess .......... ......... Bennet t Tbe Cleaver.ca~.Rie~ reun~on WJ , ·mr. an d' ~rs. Fed MT~ HOLLY REUNION MiS!! May Wrigh t entertain~ at r ' en erson an , . a Iteoort of lut m.~ 'Q-fem ber be held l1t Rich's grove on AUJJU8t children ana· 1'8. Ri dinner last Thursday ' the folld-Ml'lg: c:= ~ r , '-~~. ross were ' . ' ' d ' f th f "I" . . • ys Mt. Holly is prepar ing for a reun' Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey "Del)nis 8,HOS. w.. ~u:yll8Cretary• . Mr. 28th ' .All frleD . ' ~. Lee H . d ' 'l Peek·a·boo .......... .......... . Wtlham so e aml1~l\I'e gUes~ and s '~' en erson and farmy · , ~. N P' tz AI. Ken.p ....ppoirtted a~inmittee cO~ia1.y invited ,to .at~nd. . ionto .beheld on Saturd ay, Augus t daughtel',Mrs.~niceShute. Mr.ana . Sund~t;: +. • uta. . rill. . . 21st, in Hougb 's woods. Everybody Mrs. J. O. Cartwr ight and daught t9 . .~ a~. c. q~ 'Austin " • _.. . er, ,AIonzO ·.llartle yand two dauah~z;s' 15 Mmute s Intermi SSion is invited to come with well-tilled Mrs.Hannah Rodgers.Mrs. Anna w.. 9Point ed a com\n.t~ to ~uie, r CELEBR~"'ES BlR~HDAY Selof 'froy. accoml>aDied by J. V, Lewis Karch, Excelsior ..: .......... ....... Hazel baskets and enjoy; the picnic. ~A good lers Stahl. three Jiunched badpI . '· lIr. ~t-l!Y Se ' ty _I.. " ' l·ttl of Lebanon were calling on frienlia Galop .i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . mit'tee ven·DU \. yeal'lil&go t M . .. Rosenk rans progra m b~ been 'f'A,ay S...::. ..e' was apnnint..!:.J a 1I._ l e 4. ,. pt:e~ared. . au a com , L ";: " . bo ' th' 't S ;_~ 1..1"' here Sun ay • .. . r- " .• carda. "",1 was. rn IIOU .- • , ·... ireh. Red Clover ........... .... F Mr, and MI'S\ Warren Barnet t en 0 pr,uI5Ue1U. ulton . • ..... to ' ~ure three .bulliired pqst , . H' .. ' . W'll" FOR SALE N Whit 1 !l'here tertain Til t.di waa.no ed at supper Tu esd ay evemn service 'a t St. Mary's :.Galop, In a Mmute .......... ..... Fulton f tile" E church IS n~e was I lam I ' g Y" .' e \ ' - 'Otb ' . 1'. : ....I.·t to Hia fon4 ·parent$ and, the fri4!n,dse .of the M folloWl' h n'g T guests'. Mrs. -, ' Duth Fult -. . church Sundl/oy ~ornin g on &\:Coun t' arc, . ona were awen ........ +" ~ ........... .... F on. Millinery store. Old stand and Brownell, Miss • axcand~.ve n... ~ I' e d'nner lunch Lucy Hrownell. W.'S. refresn mentl! 1the f Mmi1y d'd 1 nou rea lZe" then tb a t of th.,., illness of the rector 'Rev. j. F. Home Sweet Home. .......... .... ulton • " ~ . 8d Loy was appointed t9 se-.l ~is same .lit~l~f~ll~was to beco!ne Cadwallader. es tabli shed t r ade. 0 wner h as t wo Barnet t, Sr.. N . S. Bal'ne. tt J H t:.. . . ' • . ' Progra m su.~~~ to change , stores and fi.nds respo~ibility t.oo Brownell. all .of ~ashington, ~t'.G. Val. Sims and to ad:. one of the ~test 1p~ento1'8 of l~- 'Yalter J9tdan and C. H" tamdy, arrlved . . ' v rti-. ' the Xeil': ~a WaynesVille ple!D~nt8 ~a was to h~ve heavy. InqUire of Jenme Hardm .\who are on ~ motorm gtour. th.e honor bome from 'Texas Monday. They are . ORANOE C~NT~ST ~ . ... AI K Morrow, 0,. 'phone 78. ' dAR b' f o~ratin~ the .lar~est agncul tural a1l.lookin~ weH and happy . ~ . r . . ' e~p, an . • imp'e~ent ·· manufacturing . plantsin. lad to be in Ohio again. ,. and are • On Monday afterno on five Wayn~. : .LastSaturda.YevemngtheW~~ NIAGARA FALLS LOW ,Howland..-eap~il\.t~~deco~~. the 'world: ' ~ . IVi1le > gir)S~oktheirsupperanddrove • ~ .. . .' ~ i ~lle Fanner s' Gran~~ ~n a l~ter( :r-'~'Ilt~ two. lod~...):V~re inVIted to Jql~ Mr~, whiQly ' celebra ted his. 76th . FARE EXCURSION to College Hill school yard. where ,Mrs. ~11~ Stem, of Colull:lbus, who aTY co~~, t)1e captain bem~ MIS8eS ' . ip~~e ~U() 0 ,el~;"comm~~: birtttda y annlveraiLry, "at the . . .. they enjoyed a very' p'leatant after~ Farln,~ ~s spend~n~ the su~m'er wi~ her par- . ~thel Sto~es and ~uellas Corn~ll q,W"m , Huton _and .. W~IS()p ·I ~~m eta', Co-operative Han.8$ tini . , AUg~t 18th over ~enn8yl vania \ noon, aft.e r w~ich ~hey spent a de· plant ents, Wllllar nBlame ~tl wife, near In4'res tingrea dmgsw ereg1V enby lines vta Cleveland an~ steame Prd~t." " .. . . " r. 1ightfulhourWlthMI8dEm~aHay.rke we$to tthe,eit ywith- bisson ,woJki ng Wellr'nap.call~· onfnendsh~re ~un~ .Siste1'8 ~na Ellis. Sarah Bumet , Get particu lars from ~Icket • L? 1'he Id committee wl~h the, .~e 9 '. mowers. manure spread e. '8!1d agent, 'fhose presen t · were . Mi!lf!eS .. M~, · d~., n .' . ; ~a Ba~k and On8.Strawn and T. R. Smith; .. : c~ ~as ~P~i(l~d t!>d~re:!..~ implements. He was 'In a 6h~r~ul Clara and Emm~ Hawke Mary DaVIS D. Clagett ., Jonath an ' Moriia, Bro.) Jo~n St~WD an~ S18ters ~race , '" PrecA1f~ SEARS ~ ; 1.~~L~ -"REUN lON rm' a " n ~ L""" a~d Ellen SherwQod. ' m OOd 'and w'as~att ired ' in his every. 'Fr~nk Shidak er and· Frank Zell mo- ~Di ,• • ~ J.:A).Jj VDaI , .,ft . ' 'ifttlaa"i Luella ' Cohmen and R?~ eJ' '' II . ed .:,._ 'tb S . gfi IdF'-1 T ...... ..J...... . ~Io", ...mel ' Holt, ,.Wm. ·?Webb,. d ~ 'CI0 th'es .and ,ovas nw It gave umorou8 recl_' . .': , ' ! . , ~r w . e pnn e~ " ,r UellU~ tto'ns: Mrs. Frank ~r, will enterta in the ..,'. .' . Jam.C~wl~ Jo~Wright, Ai Kemp, • ~ ~Ink;~i$ ~~ 7~t~.?irt~dv an· to.,.see t?~ fam~JlS Diii Patch ~d MI. , Essays were read by :Sisters J;.ilcile . The Sears' Reutlio,:, will be held in W, F. M. S. of ' th~ M. E. cburch a.tlPb l{opkina. Jobn,~dF.lcl. P8!lnethe George Sears' grove ~at~rdar. this ~ternooh, " Dainty, invita~ ~l h~. .. ' I~. 19 · abo,u : nor ~el~ race. ,,' '. _ , ions ' ' 'COrneU 'ind Ella Keys. ~ , Augus t 14th. Everybody Jrl.Vlted ,to have' been issqed and an i1)teres wit; John ' Einley, ~: ~vis, '~ollt} of ~~, ~:\ ,', ting, . w~ i:~ Mrs. John S. Tb.o~n baa retUmaci : Bro•.Pb~..Mi$ene r: spoke agains IAmai npr'.a nd E:dwUd .. mer. t come with w.ell filled baskets and progra m Qn "'?;he ComiQg · . tb ' e,c .' ut A~ e -176 of Obri!l0 \ from ' vi8iti~ her 4"Q&'Me, ~rs. inereaseing the U. S. Navy. ,~~ OtowI was ~e,d' to . e , ~on. .t ~.. g. ~ ." James :Plice, ~\'e a aood bme • tiani~ tp Ja~~" has been prepar ed . H"·'["'·I·,'.. and .flUllilf. ofD~~ell$iate~ Stella Butter woitb · and ,,' h~ .biI·dW.n to the Church yard:. =;::.!~ ~ ~1~lhU~l~n ~f n~rv~ ~:< as f~Jlows: '.. . 'son. t.~l;. and ~ her ' son, I Mr. ~bel!t ~~O~ '~t ~ve a y~ du et~. .' ~OLLETT~~CKAY PIC~I~ . ·.',Hom~ Life in J,~~"' ~" lOlic1~ commit~ .the fol • Wh 't;eIy ~ved th h~ ~o~n, of St. ~1lil. " : .,"', .. , ...... ". LUcOe Qlmel ll an iristrumentJ'1 solo.' The 48rd · annual ' Collett -Md.ay ' .......... lowiDi ~~ appointed, Wall_ .......... ......... 14188'Dor~ ElI~. eo~tu~tiO Of bJa fri'd. who Jl¥!. ~ and L . .A. Zinimet:- G~ ~e'n 11010 an4 Elea- picnic will be held at the uS\lI~1 place- · ··AJ~p I48Jl called. 'Tt1ey ~~r!' F~a~ Loll . SSec an~.I~~ o~ H~avent' .... ,: ~Naeed a.bo~that' ~ started ,rt4ond af (or St. Clair n0l.~a'a violin ~~ v~ BOttlO, •• _ ;~" la' $aturday, August 14,1909: , r .' be would U'V. mw JllQN ~hda1 Flats. Mieb .. 'Where ·they will ..• :;..····::: ;· ..k...:· ..J·...... ·;~ .. Sybil x.i J'IoaDGe au' AinIt~ provilloD .mi(verpri.ancltbat hia·bei1th &Del' _ dip. 1b..,.two nimrod spend ' A . .,JIleetlDc,WU pa y aj)p~ t.: • - .it " vur ,,·01' m a~n ...... " ........~ uxpect ea ~ ~,e, ~ attenda nce preeea t , The ,eeU. .&e4, or NiIOIII 'wor~ lD :mlD. Ii poPDlaUon o! MI"Y8 vower woal4 ~ With to 'e at DOthin r but bh.wh i\e m ........ ,;, ........ M~ H lIan . ~~~ ·Mich.. .and the ~.m~pro~iM to BDiI&Dd and Walea iril,35 0,Ooo _ , .. ~ •• _:..• ..a.....:~_..a......a_I.a 'n..1I -N_ caD. ,u An llluaWa t:ecf"Tr ip tb~qbJ ~~. . ' Ibe'lU~ ~. . ~ ., ....v~~lJIIW~ .< ~tu, 8~,1i17.~ teD 7ean" lO. ' •..... ,.......... ......... -Twelve

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......- . HE caterpillar of the "nun" moth has recently wrought great 'de.. .traction a III 0 n g the fir forest. of Germllny, many hundreds ot a.crpa ' being Moed by their depredations. An Inventive Ger· man. who ,hAd suffeNd from deatl"uctive work of the mo,Uls and who ad ' noticed how atrongly they were attracted by the rays of an. , elec~o arc 19ht. I recenUy devised a spectacular Dletl!ocl C?t capturing' and 1dW~g the peBts On a Ybolesale scale. ' , " . On Ule tower of the I citY hall In Zltt!lou, Saxony, .. hleb City Is entirely B~ounded by great 11r toreata, be let up an 'electric aear,cbUgbt; of great candle IIOwer. Immedla~ly belo,," the 'Ught he tn.stalled a .uctfon,' fan, Then, on a dark night, be tur~ed the .earchlJgh~ , Into the ~epths of the forest. Out of the th~ck wood~ came hundreds of thousan!la of the death1cUve mot~, 11ylng in ~n unbroken proees.. .Ion . al()Dg the path ot light whlcll led them to tbe toll of the city ball tower. There, as they approached closely to the aource of '11lumlnaUon, they were ' caugbt by the suction fan and drawn in to destruotIOD- , On one OCCas'OD more than ,..400,000 "nun" mo tha were thua destroyed In an evenJng. The , ~e Ingenious proceaa Is to be adopted wherever for~ta Or orchards are greatly da,mac~d by nightG)'iDJ Inaect.. · "

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T'HEButwhbnB at bride should, of course, alwayS be respected. wben on the day before her bridal morn, a young wom· a

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Lampland and rtu': 'ethereal, wa8tedtaCQ of men; nnd, like theMart,lanll, you, ' ~llpber, expreaa no doubt on the questlon; ' and up to too, will hs,v,e ;to b~Ud ~n~ls ,h undredl of thousanda of, a certalo PQint' they b'a ve ' veri, dougb,tlJy ' met obje~Uon mJJes long, 'emplotlDg all the ,resourceS of your e.ngtneer- , NE thing only Is undisputed about the , climate after objection ,to their theorY. It muat be UD'de~tood Jng skUI thus to keep your , pp-md Within you," It ' of Mara, and it Is- that If we were transported that , no reBponslble persoD ' now denies tltat ' there are maY' be ',,0, and "tn · thlnii' 'the world' may perlah. But there we should instantly die. How tar this mar)r.l~g~ ~~ Mars: ' ~at, a*oDl>m'erS dllpute tl lwheth.' the theo.., .. ' artl11clal, as Lowell would' have us be,. Incontrovertible fact 1.s compatible with 'fo~m!3 er these marldliga are ae numerOus as FlagshllJ dbser- Ueve the canals. \ 'W e cannot now 'examine all tlul objec~ , of intelligent life auch as we know nothIng vatClfY il!!cl~re8! and , whether' tJley are ', al1l11cII.1 11\ ' char- ._tiona' '(0 th'e ,' eUller!ltruchll'e t>O( the theory; , alid we Will • of Is s matter Oil which Prof. Lowell Is not In. aeter, We may cede .t helr number. Are ,they artU)ciaU only, say this: That in ·t~eorles p: worlda ,.8s In U;1eorlei , " : a~eement With the larger number of astronomers who One' ~rgum.ent In lavor of their having been mad~ Y by ' of llf~. lt Is Ina\t'V,lse,ble ltolseek other tlJM the etmpl"st ' , have bad opportunities of observing Mars. Let U8, howIntelUgent beIngs Is that ' some of the lines appear .to , explanations. On the IJUl'rac~ ,of the eal'tl1 ~nd on the ' ever, before Inquiring wbere the observer of Flagstaff , run" p'8 tallel for hundreds o( mHes; ,';rhe reaUty of this ,s~rface ~r t~e moonthet:.e b",,s, beau ,v~lC(lntc ao~l!J.n. On " ob8ervatory, Arizona, dllTers from those astronomers appearance wa,s' ,doubted .. ,ltV. L8mpt~d , lias Pho~ atl ~l,,~eta. Ma~ Included, the~ is 'a pro,bablll,tr. amonnt· . whom Jl,e has oalled lhe "gifted objectors wbo have not , gr~phed' "M.ars; a:p,d ,'tb~re; ,rfal, bbon~ ~OUbt,..j on .,some '. ..)iIlg to c;et;tal~ft7 that ~olcanlc ~ctlQ.n \ has taken , ~laQe .flr , aeen the canals," set down ~!nts on whlcb the larger One consequ~nce of thlll Is that ~e see 'Mars very, of the tiny photograpbs "no bigger tbiul a pea' apPfilar- Is taklng place, and on Mllfa volcanic aott.on would p~b- , ' Ilumbllr ot astronomers are in agreement. J.Ji the first place there are distinct markings on Mars. These ,markclearly. But we do not see It as clearly as we lee the now and ' agalnJ, do4,ble panaJli. ' ,Theu.: ther., . =WIlB, ihe," ' a~ly,,~e more :marke4 th~ (oJ1.:~e ea~" Voic~n'c cra~ki Iilgs have b'een. kn'Qwn ' fol' a very long time, snd have moon. Its atmosphere 'doe8 not ' tefract' light to aver" 'quE!stlon of water. Was , ttiere' water on 'Mars a~ a1l1 Buoh all we,bow-eDat lJi the' mooD, t':'OUB~ g~ologtq , t{JD~ J Mri ~UpJle~ , h~ shown.• by m~ of the ·.pec~soope" oJjas <?bUt~rated J!iQllt of them , on the ell:rth. prob'ab~ been ,mapped by .many observers sl!1ce Schlaparefll, tl1e dazzling extent;' and most astronomers believe tbat 'no ' that the~ Is water In th,e 'Jda~an ;atmoallbere. ~f: tb~re .exlat ,On ,Mare, ,~~ the lInell ·we,. see tbe!e ar~ me~elf italian astronomer, annouuced certaln peculiarities about cloud. are ever seEm floatlJl.g on It, There are dUSR ~s . water II), ~hfil attpo_p~eJ'e thatt, ~r~r'~ lJ)ay be leu cold' er&c~ In the lurfac.e, ' ~rom wlJJch ltealn e~des .and crethem 30 yetll1J ago. A point ot which Lowell makes ,a VeUln!8 on Its iJI~C. that cross ' it . like dying s1iadtiws; than ' lpweU's .oppone~~ bve declartidJ an~ ,the ~~o. ates an annuAl dar~en\ng cro~ , ~~ ,~etaUo,~ :in tl}e great ~ea~ Is tl)at ' these maps all coluclde very closely but ti1bse sr!! great dust-storms, raised b;y tempests suoh ,phere, Its,I(, mor'e ~~nse" U th!lt · b. ,Poe then ' th.re sprin, time. On a ~ller::, .cale "Imoar cUiala and ..tms;. .~ , 8etUng down the p~ac tll! w~ere . the Unes fin Mara apas would eclipse' the 'wJldest tornado which ~ver ra'g ed, may be water In ~ese .long JIn~1 lfhlch Low.ell Calla IlJ.r growth, h~ve been l1?tictld eve~ in, ~e ~r)eu , mOOD, . pear, and 'In tracing ·,tho directions whlcli these lines tAke. It Is bardly liecessary to say that the lines appear . on our inodes~. pl~netl and there at,e apparltionl which . canals" anll ~he"e ., oana.s play . ~yo· been , built .bf<rMIn the tala~d ot HaW'aU there e cratera wbioh b1 to Dear-I), all obset;vel's M straight linea. LoweJl haa la~ntlfiect as sno~storm8 Buch as, sweep oter aoJl1ng beln,., who :tbus .~Ug~t to ,Irrf~te thelr' acofOhad , their slow w8ntd, acUon furntsh 111 wlUi the cl~.. t paJlo a poJar continent. In ahor~ In spite 01 tile blearnesl an. and ,~ylnJ planet w'th· water lIow~ from tJle pOlar aliel that' II ~own of the forma or ~n~raJD the moon A new question, howerer, DOW arises: The Question at lightness of the ,M.artian atmosphere, "seeing Mare;' ,w nows. , _ ' ~ THe v~lcanoei or the m n " " 'IItu-.~ We trustworthincss or ·'seelng." It one Imagi!l..e~ an been deacrlbed by an obllerver M Lo_well·I_,o1flrobse....- ' t iii ->Ule..-bellef whlcb IProt., ~ cace apia . . 00 w~e not erap • like <JIiWla .. ~ aatrGlloruer=notvel')' exacting about tlie quantlt.y or to..,. as "llke I~klng at a Swiss landscape trom !" bl,~ sen. in "Man, at the Abode of Life." anll he eom.. tQ and Ve8Uvl~ but WtN P~. In ,whl~. . . 'in til. vol~o ~en necessary tor his su-ppoft-settlng up , a tele.. . Alp, with ~e .,Q~met clouda eweepllur ~bout one. No1t hla declaration wlt.b & TJIOl' ute We renewal Ja. c1abIlI at KUauea. we la~ ",,uecl up. In~. there .... .cope e)1l· Mars to pqlbt at tlte earth, we lihall have to the mist ro_1s awa)" reveallDg a bit ot the vaD." and ._..... .........:._ ""_". .."... ................ Ioq ~ Ii the' At1&ahut. 1n agafu ill a moment, wbUe In 80qM o&ier QOt we ~"'"""" 8P1'..... _ore - __ that be .ould DOt see very much, Our dense atWe clouds b~~ "'&7 and ....CIO.8 ,. , ..... 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WIth fierce haste dId the great war. Importo.r t at these uddlUona ure contalned In the ' Apocrypha. at the English rJors of the klI!g who had been aeBlbl under the Utle, ot "The Bong- ot signed Ule task descend u pon these tho Threo Holy Ohlldren," I'The History men, and havlnp bound them securely of Su_nnnn," und the "HIstory of Bel '" an~ the Drngon," The flrs.t of thesa proceedetl to th e mouth ot the fur· pIeces 18 Incorporated Into t.ho nllJ"l'ati ve nace fro m whIch In plain view ot all ot Danl I. After tho Um)e confe8sors the people could be seen the leaplns wero thrQWII Into tho fUI'nace (Don, 3 :23), Azarla8 Is reprf'8cnted praying to flam es waiting to devour the luckless God tllr deliverance (Song ot tho Three J ews who had dared to disobey Lho Children 8:22);' Bnd In answer. the nngal kIng. ot tlic Lord shields them from the tire "One lat>t chance," came the word which consumes their enemies (23-27), wber upon "tho three. RIl out of on8 from the kIng just before they were mouth,'" raIse a triumphant 80ng (29-68), cast within the furnace. "Will you of whIch a. chief part (35-66) hllll been t b d t th I d th \lBed 08 II. hymn III the Christian church no ow own a e mage nn 'IS Blnee the tourth cenlury. '.rho nddltlons escape an awful fate?" are found In boUl the Ore k textll. the "Nay!" replfed Ananlas, Azarlar. LXX and Theodotlon. In tho Old Latin and Mlsael os with one voice "we and Vulgote. and In the exleting Syrlnc ' ... ' and Aroblc versIon/!, On the other hnnd dare bow down and worship uone there III no evIdence thlLt they ever ' sllve the God of Heaven , . We will tonned pllrt 01 th e Hebrew text. Ilnd Ih Y serve only him. He Is able to deliver 'vere originally wanting In the Syrlac. us fl'om the hand of the kIng Ilud Varloull conjectures have b en made WI to the origin at t~le uddltlons. It hos from the flames ot the furnac e, but tt b en 'suPPoBed thllt they wel'e derIved not, be It known that we will not bow from Arllmul origInals, but the charac- and worshIp the Image of the kIng, ter at th originals theme Ive8 Indloates .. rnther the hand 01 nn Alexandrine wrl- and If we perIsh, we perIsh. HavIng saId thIs the servants of the t 1'; and It 18 not ullllk Iy that the translUI or of Daniel wrought up tru.aIUons kIng, be Lng men of great stature and which were already current and appen!!- mighty In strength seized the three cd them to hi' work. men and raising th~m far above their <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> heads they ran with great speed tOo 0 ward the furnace, and then with one PART OF THE SONG. 0 mIghty e tTort. toss\d them Into tho (Used R8 Song In Chrl8lilln very mldst .of the flam es, which wtth Chur h Blne Fourlh Cent'ury,) ,fiendlsb eagerness, seem&d to leap 0 let the earth ble.. the forth to receive them. Lord.: praise and exalt hIm The eyes ot the peol,le were Intent above all for ever. upon watchIng the J ews which were o ye mountain. and' little' cast Into the furnace, and for the' mo· hili., ble.. ye the I,-ord:pralae 0' ment those who had cnst them thereand exalt ~Im above all for ever. ~ in were forgotten, But' now a cry of horror arose from the throng as the 0 , all ye thlngl that grow ~n the ,earth, ble.a ye ' the Lord': scorched and blackened fOI'ms of the pralle and exalt him above all men were seen lying before the fur: for ever. ' ~ nace. And while panIc seized the . 0 ye fountalnl, ble .. ye the peoplE! at the sight ot tbe work of the Lord: pralle and exalt him flames, the three men which had been above all for ever. cast lnto the furnace walked in the 9 ye cea. and 'r ive ..., ble.. ye 0 midst of the fire. l'ralslng God and . the Lord: pralle and exalt him 0 blell,8lng hIs name, tor they were not ,. above for ever. touched by the flames. o ye whale. and all that move Then Azarlas stood up and prayed: In the waterl,. bleH ye t~e "Bles8M art thou, 0 Lord God of Lord: prall. and e~.lt , hlril ~ our fathers: thy name Is worthy ,to be above all for ever. praised and glorified for ·evermore. o all ye fowl, of the air, blel. For thou.· ert rIghteous In nil things ye the Lord: . pralle and exalt tbat thou hast dOl1e to 'UJ;!; yea. true him .above .11 for ever. are aU tJ;lrworks, thy ways are right!. o , all ye be..t. an~ cattle, and all thy judgments true. In aU the blel. ye the Lord: pral.e and things' which thou hast brought uJlon ~xalt him above all for ever. us, and upon 'the holy cIty of 0\11' fao ye 1lI'Il/liren of ""eri, ble.. ye ' thera, eVen Jerusalem, thou hast exethe Lord: pralle and exalt him ClUed true judgment; tor, accordinp: - -0 above all fo'r ever. ' I to ' truth and judgment dldst thou 0 Ilrael, blel. ye the Lord: brIng all these things upon us be· Pfalle and exalt him above all oause of our sins. And thou dldst defol' ever. liver us Into the 'bands of the lawlells o y~ 'prleiltl of the Lord, ble.. enemies, and now we cannot open 0111' ye the Lord: pralle and exalt mouths. We are become a shame and him above all for ever. reproach to thy servants, and to them o ye servantl of th~ Lord, that worship thee. Yet deliver us not blll,1 ye the Lorc!: pralle and up wholly, for thy namfl's sake, nelth· exalt him above all for ever. er dJsannlial thou thy covenant. Put 0 ye Iplrlt. and .oul. of the \IS not to shame but deal with us aft· rlghteoul, ble.I' ye, the Lord: er thy loving kindn ess, and /lccordlng . pralle and exalt him above.1I 'to the ' multitude ot thy merc:les. Defor ever. liver us also accordIng to thy mar....0 ye holy and ' humble men of ,velous works, anti give ' glory to thy heart, ble.. ye the Lord: pralle ' name, 0 Lord: Ilnd let nll ' them that and exalt him ~bove all for do thy servants hurt be ashamed. And ver. Je~ th.em I be oonfounded In all t)lelr 0 give thank. unto 'the Lord, power and might, and let their becau,e he ,. aracloua: for hi,' IItrength be \>roken; and let .them merc)' endureth for ever. know t~at thou are Lord, the onl), "\;?!"' ~all ~. ~h.t !"ol'lhlp the , God, glorlQus over ' all tho wOl'ld." , Now It came , to' pass that while Lord, bllia the God of aod.; pralaehlm, and ' give him Azarlas prayed. tbat the fiames In the thankl: for hi. mercy endureth furnace burned with Increased fury <> for ever. 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The Kind You Have Alwnys Bought, and which hll8 been in use for over SO years,.has borne the sJgnatnre ot ' . and has booD made under hJs per.. . sona! supervision since itS Infancy. * AlloW no one to deceive you in this. All Oounterfelts, Imitations and" Jmt-ns-good" are but Experime:ats that trifle with and entlangcr the health ot Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment.

HOlN He W .. Taken by Quantrell'. Guerrilla, and Afterwardl Releaaed Through Cole Younger'l Ald. The story ot the caIlture of Senator Stephen B. Elkins of West Virginia, by the QuantrelI guerrilla bandits and his rescue by Cole YOllnl1\er, has no eq ual. so far as Is known In the life of any other United States senator. It Is the story of a just d ebt paid, an obllr:atlon canceled, nnd or a romnn ce that Is Interwoven with bloodshed, suffering and terror. Atter the war th e paths of the young Boldler and the bandit became widely separated. The former began the practice of law. He prospered nnd went to congress IlS a delegate from New Mexico. Then he wedded . the daughter of Senator H en ry Gassnway Davis and located In West Virginia. In the process of time Stephen B, Elkins became a United States senator, secretary of war, cap· ltallst nnd statesman. . Cole Younger went the other way, joined QuantreU's band, and arter the war with two of his brothers. Jim and Bob, he was captured after a spectacular raid on a bank In Northfield, Minn., and sent to the Stillwater penitentiary fo r lite. Twenty years In the prIson broke hIs health and made him an old man . Senator Elkins joined In a succesBful movement to obtain his pardon, and Cole Younger was pa· roled. The debt was patd. "It all came about from going to see a young lady outside the union lI,nes," ssld Senator Elltlns, In rel ~ t­ Ing the Incident. "When I started to return to my home at Kansas City I had no thought of encountering Quantrell's . men. My heart was very light and I had other thoughts to think about than war and Its grimness. Just about that time all nature seemed to sing-you

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Good Little Story Told by William Dean Howells al a Rebuke to Spread·Eaglellm.

"It was William Dean Howells," said a ChIcago editor. "who first reo buked Ul' AmerIcans for our spread· eaglelsm. for our fooli sh boasting. 1 'see that Mr. Howells has just joined a men's society for the promol~on at woman suffrage. Trust hIm to he In the fo\'dront always . "I 'once heard Mr. Howells deliver a fourth of July oration In 1\-Ialue. The. "Farmer, whIch of those cows ot orator precedIng hIm bad boasted a youl's gives the buttermilk?" good deal. Mr. , Howells showed that "None of 'em. The goat." sOUJe of the man's boasts were even Impious. . Law of Attraction. "He saId tbat these spread-eagle The attractions of men to women lI;Jallters deserved the rebuke that the nnd women to men are full of the most little child admlnlstere4 to · tlie cack- perplexIng Inconsistencies and contra· ling hen that had just laJd ' an ,egg. cllctlons ImagInable. It Is, for Instance, The child, angered by the hen's COD- a physical law that magneijsm Is not tlnuous cawk-caw.k-cawk, cawk-cawkattraction of one thIng for an· ~~htle!llrw.ka,(n~d.l1s~aC.l-dlll:Ilo<m--lHs--1IHt~-tll~~1lt'-r::o~t.h·;:-er, but the dllference of two oppos· ., 'You fink you're smart. But Dod' Ing forces of attractlop and repulsloll, made dat egg. You touldu't help but of whIch the former Is the greater, lay It!'" 'Vhe snme law bolds In relation to the attract.lon of men and women for each ' other, In whIch, as Ii. rul , Ule mascu· SKIN ERUPTION CURED. line Is ' the superior torce.-T. P.'P. Weekly, ,London. Wal So Sore, Irritating and Palnf\ll Neatly Put. THilt , Little Sufferer Could Not Sleep' -Two Qualters were having lin ar· -Scratched Conltantly., guruent ani! aile considered the othe r Cutlcura'a Efficacy Clearly Proven. was speaking ral sely. This Is how he reproved hIm: , "Friend Thomas, I will not call thee "When about two and a hall years Stopped by Guerfilial. old my daughter broke out on ber hips by any bad name. but If the mayor, know that time, probably-but my an.d the upper parts. or her legs with 0. were to ask me who was the grea test head came dow~ out of the C;louds Tery Irrtl:3tlng and paintul eruption. It liar In the town I wouhl hasten to with a jolt when 1 saw be (ore me a began In October; the ftrst I noticed thee anll Bay: 'Thomas, I think th mayor gl'eatly d esireth to spenk with groups of men wIth theIr horses teth- was a little red surface and a constant thee.' .. ered by the roadside, whIch proved to desire on her part to scratch her limbs, be Qualitr4tll's pIckets. Wben I came She- could not sleep and the eruptions mother'" ,dut,r to keep constnntly Uj) to them one saId t~- W'l!II,.+Jm1~W~ant:l-:l~IG\lH/\'aller-cllm[e-OU1rt1ffi"lijfnd Bome rehnble rem 'dy for us in or them. two treat her, CO@(! Ifudden nccident or miphnp to the go ing?' h were are you but abe grew worse under their treat. children . Hnmlin" Wizo1rd Oil cl\n be .. 'Out lookIng for cattle aJld on depended upon for jllst 8Uch emergencies. some busIness: I · answered. wIth the ment. ' Then I bought the Cuticura best front I could In' the clrcumstnces. Remedies and only used' them two ' A Natural Selection. Then they looked me over. weeks when she ,was entirely well. "What do yo u sup pose would ~e an "'Pretty fine pelr of; boots: Sllid one ,TbJs was In February. She has never neronaut'R gal'den choice? of the men.' 'They wlll cio for me.' bad another rough place on ber sk.fn, "I don't kno"" llut I wOllhl suggest the three men 'Who bad cast the Jews "'That overcoat for mIne,' ~Id an- anel abe Is now tourteen years old. an all' plant:' Into the turnace, were stricken to Ui6 other, 'a nd a third laId' claim to my Mrs: R. R. Whltalter, Winchester, - -- - - - ground and consumed.' . Tenn" Sept. 22, 1908." Mrs. Wlnlllow·. 8oot~1I' S,rop. horse. For ohlidreD \oollllnil . IOflA!llJ tbe gu",., redace. to, But the ' angel, ~f the Lord came "Th!lY .told me to accompany, them l'aUe1' D~ " 0110111. Corp., 801. Propa.. Boltollo DaaamalJoa,all"YlpaiIloCIUUW1rl4collu. ~"botue. down Into the oven together with Az. 8I)d I rode wUh the five Into the midst He who honestly seeks to save anarias, and hIs fellows. and smote the of Quantrell's camp. COMFORTING. other finds blmself. flame ot the fire out of. the oven. and "Hardly bad I landed In the mIdst made, the midst of the oven' as It had ot the party ' thlln I recognIzed Cple ~een a moIst, whJstllng wind, 110 that Younger. tbe flre touched them"not ' at alt, neith· .. 'How In the' world dId you get er ,burt nor troubled them. bere, Steve?' 'asked Cole Younger, Then the three, as out of one mouth, comIng Qver to me. praised; glortHed and blessed Ood In "'Call't you do somethIng tor me?' Ule furnaQe: saying: ' . . I asked: -You .must bave Influence " iBless¢d art thou, 0 Lord GOd ot wIth Quantrell. Get ll:Ie olr 80m4(lbow, our ta.thers; and to 'b e praised ana ex. oAn't you?' alted a.,ove all for ever." "Younger wasn't very enthusIastic, . .!' • but he saId he would do wbat be could. ' ' "Then a 8cput came galloping In , MJ'n In the 'Water-Help!' Help! with the news that the union trooIls I'm drOWning! were on ' the trail of ihe guerrl11ae~ Drop' Oeni-Wbatf. 70U 'don't need and everythIng confu.lon. ,Quan- help to droWD, ~an. . ' ' trell' reBented beIng bothe1~d wlth me, and curBed the ,flve men ' Wbb bad ca~ . tl,lred ' me not kIlling, m~' tn. theIr uaual· way down In the. hollow. , I''rhrnlng 'to Youn'g er, Qu'a ntreU ' sharPly: iWell, YQU 'seem to be 10 ea~e'st, and' If you vo~oh ,. for ~Im, yo, may' ~avf your, w&'T" >~. : moldelrn .I' Younger 'asked' me if I ~ew' the ,~orks ' of .the road we're, 'Iqld wh,n I " ••aured him ' that. t. ilia 'be C4U· tlon~d 'tt1e ~ do my' be~t. 'Wb4jn we I'"t tJiere/' lie sald;' lyoU do your\ be~t and' don't atop t$.ll you are miles away.' ~ "My bor'~e was a good ~ne, and b~llOn~e ' l wb~ we came to the road I w.. oJ! UlEe a ahot.. I tolloweit YOunger's iUlrucUODII and sot .'fa),. "About a . dQWD the ro&cl ~ at the Of I. bo ,W " .. ot

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A Tonic For The Whole Faaab This splendid tonic willleep every member of your famiJy , in good health. Adulta lufI'eriog {rom dyspepsia, or indIgestion, general exhaultion or breakdown will find In thia natural tonic renewed health and strength. , DeUcate, rapid. Iy 'growing chUdreo will ~cI in this tonic the a..illance their digeative organl need to get the proper nourishment and strength from their food.

DR. D.JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE acts directly on the etomacb and other digestive organa. toning them up and enabUDe them to do their work properly. In this way It brings about

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Lebanon National Bank and Citi... 'N t '" I D •• k f h f zeus 11 luoa QUn or mont 0 July wert- audited and fouod correot. FlDanoial statemeuts of the aOd.ito ran t reosorer s h ow Ing bal&.nce .. hf d d I be lDe~o nn an aOOOUII&llttle . ' inD1n g s ot the month were present ed and ordered plaoed on file. Bond of Dan P. 8 0ne, Clerk of Ooarts, signed .by hlane1f as priuoi .. P V B C eEl d Horray, Adm uistrlltor Bud aooepted paI an·, . one, . . u a.8 an in IIf1Q of regnlar "'pp~isQruent . J. M. Hayner 8S saretles 10 sUln of " . $10,00() waa approved.

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Mr. MoGiH, who is io oharge of 'h A Telephone in 'boOAifind of· ' fioe where I can be c&lled Barley, average date of harvest, balloon, bad it lnflllted and took as u July,Ii: " pa88eng~jr Oharles Zonare, the wellday or night. , Clover, area sOwn in 1908 cut for known oonfeotioner. Mr. Zonars • V!;,lley, Khone ~4-~. CommiJllioners' Proceedlril8. hllY, 66 per cent. hll.8 for eome time been interested in '-'l' Main Street, . Waynesville. Ohio . , Clover, hay, proquct per acre 1.46 aeronautics Il~d Thtu'ftday afforded ~ BUl~~ . P. Forgy,l mainWininjr ton~. .. , him his first opportunUy of malting ~ ; .. ' l1or~ a~~ vehioles for July, 1~5 i • Timothy, prospect compared with a trlp.to the 8k,.. lIr. Zonan, happy 1Aba~on' P"trlot, publishing report an average, 89 per ,cent. ' over his experien08. Ilnd Captain of e~ami.natton of 00 nmls8ionlllll; Potatoes, prospect cQmpared with MoGilJ, pleased with t~e ,s uccess of • report, 110.80 i (:)regon~" Bridge Co., ~n average, 89 Mr cent. , the trip, re&4)b,ed the oity'!Lt mid.-, " "The Old Reliable. " contrROu.. 11137.95 i Charlee _L. Hen- Tobacco,.condition compared with night, ·bot.h ready to go again. It Is _ . ' denoD, oo.n traot, S187',51J; . Charles an average, 93 per cent. being planned to U8e "The Dayton" 8 Lewl~. contraot, ·'14~.40; . Fran~ . Pastur~, condition compa~ed wi~h for a marriage in tbe skies in f\ .IUbkel, contraot, 173; W, A. Haines, an average, 96 per cent. ehorttime. Thep!Lrtytobemarried oontraot, 114 i O. B. Oain, oontraot, Apples, prospect compared with bas ~greed to have the ceremony . 1~5.70; J. B. Sm,itb, lumber tao,99; an ave~e, 80 per cent. ' performed In tbe balloon, and the • Bert Reed ••oolltraot, '68 60 i ·Per.ry . Peaches, proepecr t cOl~p'ared w~th only thing ' now rem..ininR is to 8(>- ' " Penoe; contraot', 1100 ; Cba.rles Htibb an average,' ag per cent. ou)'e a preaober who cares to go • contract, '15 iCbarle!5.L . Henderlll)n, Peats, prospect compared with an along and perform the du~iee expeotor·-pJMtm~-afjrthe4H~:t-~.·:;1.:,",,·t-. . 86 per cent. , ' eel of him. .. .. \' ,. $05 ; John W. Jooel!l, painting and G~pes, prospect compared with .. . '" . ' v~ry ~tI8tactory ; papertog,.SSO.,80; (Jtd ~w, pai~~ing an average, 83 per cent. . L. V. Bro\>rne, who went up in the ~nt1paperlng, '40 i U. M. PrinOf', Berries, prospect compared with "Dayton" Weelnel!day afternoon ·m dse. for I!urvey,or, 11.20; Floyd an average. 68 per cent. say.: Poe, servlceJ5 at Infitmarv, '1~.60; The prosp~t for Ohio's wheat harM9.neuvering for a favorable atr .1r:I. A. Burke, repair.., 119,12: · A. vest is approximately the sathe as as- ourrent was then in order and CapMo1l1tt, burlal of A.nn Brelilford, 176 i timated by this department one tain Mo(iill repeatedly sent the bal- • HATH~ WAY , ;. ) W. C. Gilmour. ~gr., IItationery, month ago, showing 76 per cent of loon to various levels, and jwit as :. '-I:~yuesville'8 Lead1ng Dentin; ~2: 60 ; C. W. Randall, olothing for an average as against 77 per cent ra- often faile 1 to fill!l steady, breezo. ',. I Office ' in Keys Bldg. . , Malo St prison.';r, 50 oente; Mra. Mark Davis, ported July 1st. The prospect varies A pnff of wind would carry .n s some • y~ar .J;·efuoder for dog, 11; Warren COUll· greatly over the state, and while in distance to the north. ' It would Times, blanks for surveyor, 16; the maJority of:the countieS it is 'es- die out and another springing up, Frank Brandon" sets o,f maps, ta i timated the Yi~ld will bellatisfactory, gently push U8 baok. This oonti». . ~. B. ,Ollwald, mdss, for oourt there are many discouraging reports. ued for nearly two hours, our alti.. F'u neral ·Illtector. honae. '2.20 i Willilun Hoott, bridge Threshing to a large extent has been tude ranging from 200 feet. to whioh - , re,Pairs, I~ . 50; Frank . B. Cary, 'olock retarded by wet weather conditions. we deilcend~d to a point jost beyond ' . a~ for ,r~ordet'l! 01l10e, 11 i W. B. An- Some complaint ef crop being dam- North .DaytoJl, to the heigbt of Telephone 'd~y or . nigb••" .~ram, 500 stampfl', tl0; W. B. Ht:!n aged in sh.ock by the continued rain- 7,000 feet, lWoording to the reg~8ter- ~ , , Valley pHone 'No.1 . -Long age ~ Co' .. ~lanks for olerk, f8 25. falls. The average date' of harvest- ing devioe. Atthill altitude Xenill', . , Qlstaqoe No: Oo,;:3r{' . ; . . . , i, • ~ Contraots-Contraot was .entered ing is about one later than that Fairfleld, 'Osborne, Wa1,ne8villa, WAVN~VILLE,'. • ", OUII)." ~ntowlth V. J. Zantmeyer for reo of 1908. As stated in previous );'e- Spring Valley. Jamestow,n, Welt pair of two oalv~rts and r"p8ir and ports, an ·excee.dingly short area re- Carrolton and other. ~own8, as well __ ~ pll,vinli aloDg river for culvert aDd mained for the harvest, and with the as Dayton \Vere in' plain view "nd flll . to sewer by, tr~otion ('ffio" nbove pres.ent . prospect reported the', total the soene WM one of Booh awe inKiug@ dam tn Union and D~erfield production for the state'will neceSl!a- .s piring magnUloen08 as never to be . . !" ~ownship at ell.t imate of '~4 10. . rily be far. be10w an average. , forgotten. : '. . " CQP:~I'aot WIlS entered lI~tO with. Potatoes show no material declhie ' w., u'" to what 'loo~ed, lilrea. tine'. .' ~nd, try. ' itf~r 'ayear. . ' Chules~hidaker for 'painting Well in prospeet as compared with .last meadow, bnt provad 't o be a 8wamp. \ , lJl"O bn<!ge over Ca~ea~'s 'oree~ jn month, being now estimated at 89 ~ome farmer. 'came· and 'belped .'':~'''' ~';''~'''':''''....'~....''''''''~'''''':'''..~''''''''"',. , ' •. M,,¥te .towJl~ip .ilt esti~ate 175 per cent' compared wit.h an aver&ge~ ijolil ~~e baaket , W;h.iJ~ t~e., gas. WI4I ~ . , , Coutrl'ot WIlS let' to O~egonilt. . Pastures' generally are in 'exC:.e llent ~et out. I .tar'ed. to orca8' a ,Dliry. ·W . A:ddr~ alt~ommuni~tiQns ,tO ; . " Btidae 00 ,for oonstruotion of sup conditlon ..' .'d itoh to reoeive my hat. " Bey" ex, eratr~~'ure of , br!d~e 'near Jos.eP.Ii Fruit, p~os~te are di~9u~~g, .Oi~lt ,yelled 'one 'o( the " fa~zqer~; , 'B~~. ~f ~i~gevll1e and Sprtngboro b~ing reported as follow,s! 'apples, 30; "don't go in t~ere" TIllit plaoe i. . fc»r ,~3.. . per cent; peacl1es, 38 per. cent;~) f~]I. of ra ttl,-,~ak~. .. OtherA oon'- I ' '. . IltlCelllLDeoua.~Tt was ordered 36 per cent. ' . f1r~ed the eta tement and added ,tbat 1470 be tran'fer~d ·perma.l lent . ~ ..:: .-. . thell~ttre plaia was .l~ve ,.ith the . , ' 11 f.romaeep fnnd to tbe- (:))ellk's Nearly two mUllon dollars' worth l'eptllu . . ¥y 1'flD8 meadow proved lei fQD~ of tea aported from 8haulhal 60 be a I~amp wutel Down al _ . . . . .. .. . .. . .-.rc oJ depoe1torlel.l !to the United 8&'*- io 11108, . ''Rattl.olke Praid•. ,., II!"i ~ ¥D~ ft~

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Bowllrd Mo,niogton ShOW8 hi8 appre~latlou of his old borne and friends 10 Wtl.ynesvllle in a ,recent. let-ter to '1'. J, Brown. whioh read . l.La follows: , Columbos, 0 ., Aug. 3,1909. Dear Mr. Brow n :1 'relld io thfl Miami GHzette re ·

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oently that while yon were out in your pastore after your horse, YOll Lr!pped-over 80me objeot l!ustainln 9, painfullf not 8erlous iojury. 1 trus1, t.he new8paper account over8tater1 hId b t ' \1 t e partion arB, an t a you WI soon be in your OSUIlI hett.lth. DIIIC~Ullt8 given on co nlrac~. It seem8 tbat Fate, who bos dealt. so Kindly in many respeot8 with you AUGUST 11, 1909. Ilnd ' yours, muat need8 play you false in thesQn ·down of your lives I often recall the pioture of patient. PEACH TIME 8weet fd.oed Mrs. Brown, confined to her bed with the aooldent to hoI' Peach timehascom", The bending 11mb. whioh bas kept her a prl80nel' orchards breathe the perfume of in her ohlUDber these mllny dliY~ peaches as the mellowing fruit, "like Surely Fate Is not even handed and &,olden lamps in a green night," fortune plaY8 fllvorites. Equally is J &'lows amid the .dusky foliage. All it true that in thB distribution of tht~ sweetness and deliciousness, these favors of life, the deaervlns: lire not brides of summertime, their downy alwaya the favored .. Perhap8 this cheeks wet with the morning dew, 18 beCII.US~, 8in08 willfortune is II blush and hang their sulky ' heads, btLdge of our raoe, thlit it i8 often ki8aec,l rapturously by the migrant tll.Q.eB bestowed opon' th08e basI breeze,' fitted by nature to withstand them. 'Ihey are the queens of midsummer After all we are oompeJled 'to ad Their handmaidens are the cherrie mit on~ iuabllity to fathom t~e wis and plums Purple grapes and yel- dam of tbelle diMpensatious and pel low quinces follow in ' tneir •train . t.htlt down a8 beyonll our ken . Lift' They have fulfilled the promises of is n mystery in its inoeption nnd it.. blOSSOm-laden spting, and are the oJoae. The soan between tbe eu symbol. of perfection and fruitful trance anll the exit ie filled with 8 ness. Dlystery whloh eveo to humlll' iotel . The pomegranat.e of the golden liRenoe Is not oompreheuslble. All South is not more fair, nor t'hefabled this seem .. ~o poi'nt uomiatakllbly to treasures of the Hesperides: Eve. the 0000lU810D thd dE.'8.th does not had abe resisted the teinptati~ns of eDd all the apple, would have succumbed to 1 often recall .. ith pleasure, tht> the blandishments of die rosy peach. delight ful h&1.f hour spen~ with y 6n If Hera and Athene had regale ~nd youI' fllroily ·. 80mething over II. themselves on peaches they ,would year. 8g0 DOW. IJ 1 h~ge never'saUl have found some· consolation in the it beforp" it Is Dot to') late for me juil~ent of Paris. DOW to 'ld'~lt . that I have tegllrded ~e arrival .of, the peru:h season you "od 1 0ar g~~d wife. durln~ tbtl means ~ch cobbler, peach short- PIlSt tW~Dty five y~ra or more, 88 cake and peacb ice-cream soda at tbe among the very tew pt my ~l08eet . onnc ,:fo~tain . . .who that bas within Ilod deareaUrlends, 'l'h.e svmpdhy • hiB soul the faintest 8tirrings of a abd enoouragement which'! raoei ved poetic Uilnperiunent could ,be hnper- h'om you ~~ the ootset of m:y oarael' viou8 to the dulcet- seductions" of was of inoaloolable v,aluq, as an Inpeacbes and cream?- Times-Star. 8plration .:..a nd an enoouJ'agement 'C .. - • There are aome few things in life WASHINO),ON'S PLAGUE SPOTS whi~h make deep and lasting imIte ID' 'be low, marahy bo&soms oj pre88~oD8, an4 wltb tOe .yOQ~ ·'klnd. .he Potomllo the breeding groond. n~s in this ~peot ~~s not ·a001 of . • "laria '"eroul. Theae "erms den'-l or lndlvtdnal lor 'l am aware " " - ohlll8. fever Ilud a~e. bUllous that-many ano~her yooth ' oa~ look n8ll, jaundloe, 18.881tode, weakn881> baok with .me and be . grateful to aod leneRI' debllity ' and hring 8uf . .' . ' , . ferinl or dea'h '0 ,houi&nd. yearly. you wblle as~ing for God s riohest· buUCleoblo Bitters never 't~il to de bleSSing OpoD you In the day~ Ie" .tlOY tb"m ~nd oore malaria noob to you. . . are f.the },eat an ·ruund 1 have with, the lee. &G1llC1:'"They aad oure" o r malarill 1 eTel ' , ~n.Qharrued .' , tieed .. wrUeia B.. M·, "amea, pf 'Loo prolr~s8 whioh has been made by eUea'. "S. 0 . . TheY loure Stomach, ~!ltlfQl IUtle Wa.yn'esviUe. libw Liver/Kidney. and BI~od. Troubl811 thoolh apart and 'sl\nated 1U~~ Z~()O and will prevent Typhol~ dTrC~ upon her hill; somewhat off' the tbem GOo. Goaran~ by., ~e . ,,~~._ t - k f ' .......... rao 0 commerce, b t rt tkl wa II. __ .. ~ inspire hel 'to great entSN'T I.T WRON(l? dellvor; ~" to impla~t hi ber,an amt" . 5 bit~on .. t~ ~,a teemln, olt;r i. 'aorThe publi.8}le,r of any weekly paper rOtmdM only ~, the wealth Of. na~ in'w 'town has the privilege o~ buyi peopJ~d about by quietI peaoeiq his &'i'oceries from Washio&,ton- loving, Ind.08trious husbandry. the Uncle Sam'a borne., . The mercllaqt mllo vUhge hll8 kept pace .with the .' of any cOuntry town has the privile&,e modern. d~veloPement of tblS , age... . of buyina- his envelopes from W¥~· Ber muniolpal Improvements not i~n, Uncle SaJn's home. While only a~p her people as e~mo~en'l~ thia is'. privilea-e, isn't it wrOll&' in progreeeive. ~ot 'he, e~ooel8 of her P rinciple when put into p~tiee? munlp!pal ·water ana I1gM plant im• • I th bl' h t 'h 1a k f hi h Woutdn'titbebetter4~r epu. ~. pUee .~~roee" , ~ 0 .0 w 0 er to!buy his groce~iesfrOm bi,shome bas W,~~ted mnn~olpalJgovern~ent ·merchant and the -home m~rehant throughontth!! U~ited States. y~u b"'" h18 er:.v.e.l opesfro . tbepubli;sher? ~,oobti~__,-re aw.!LJ'8. that ' Glasgo~, ' Itlooks loY I 11 L. tree "'_...... - d Ii Id 11 t I be this way to a 4e oW up a . ~lJJDn . ,0 • . n p aoe as In!, ' ,- P..ttamoutb (N,a b.) Journal, the beat gover~~ muniolpal ity in j~. " • _. ~ , . .- the world . A gentleman who repre' SeAR~D WITH A tlOT IRO~, ·.. ,e~ed_ thil goverJ;lmep!. the .l:1ootor~ded.by overturued kettle-out ~i8h metropolia 8p~ .w ho . bad wide "with .. klilf~brU'aed by sb,mmed avenue, for Information . onoe tol~ , '.' . 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l' D rlatlve tepees or wl' gwams in th ir own primitive fal;! ion, wlth hODie made mill for grfndin'g ooro. a nd otb6r Iodian domes~io tools . The Chautauqua nroduotion of Bit~wtttha willlRllt onLi! }j'rida.y, Ang ust 13th, when tlle Il1st .perforwau e wi ll be ,>I veu . GitCIbe Ma.nito, tbe mighty, culls the nations together. Tbe playprtl wit\} tl.H1ir weapons lind their w8:"r gear, sable nod low pa cell. mov e to the stllge t lind the Ill ay II OU . FrOID this time forward there I never a. duHlioe, while the interest. i8 intense Ilnd wellsust uioed t.brough out. The fir8t 8cene detils with 1;he assemblinR of the Ull tions. "11)0 8IDoke the peao' pipe, "ud figuratlv~ Iy wash the war pl.Lint from off t.bE.'ir facetl. as they are oouIDll1nded to 110. Then fo11o\1ll8 the infanoy, obildhood and young munbood of Hin,wll thll . Billeave-tl1kiDg from bis mo the r, who, in the, to us uUiutelliglb!e tongue. yl t mothe'r like, gi ves him her pl.Lrtlog advi.oe I.Lnd blesRi ng aR he journ ),s ' inl u llle fuir \I\tld nf Dlikotlltl to woo aDd win b i8 dUllky

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a to!lohi~g IIceDp il! eDllctecj lUI Hillwat.h ... Ja.ys down bis giHn red deer tellll his 'story, pl1rttl.k s of ',be ho _ pitalit.y of 4ill newly fouod fri Ild aud finlllly bears I)ft' the dllngbter.. 'he bellutiful MIDnella.hll·1l8 his brid,' The forlorn lo(\k of t.he anoieu r, Arrow Mtl.ker. ntl he 8its In t~ U~bt alld gu:w 'al'tllr the fuaiol! figure of bls ooly bughtar, 8S shu sail!! Ilway with her lovar in hi,. biroh bArk oaooe, givat! the t.onctl that makes us all II.kin. Siaw.tha'lI raturo, his IntroductioD oj. hls bJ;lde. the warriBge. fel'_ tlviUEljlln trul,' II dilt,n til bion. IAr all al interesting as "hey are .wel rd and 8trllnge. Then follows the fo.U1ine the f_~ver 80enes of Minnehll.h u ; her d8l\th and--burifl.1 i ...-th_hi1-tn--trt-~----rher fathers ~he lonesome, touohin~ walling of the mourOtlr8 i the grief of Bia watha over his 10 ved and 10 t: the cooling of the black robed prlest, the mi88ionarv, , :~ho tell8 th& story of the meek'and lowly Nazar1ne ~o Th career of e. - av. Wm .. S. Taylor of ~(ont.l~ ky , .is unique and.l~as: no parthese untutor~ RavageS, Who neAd allel in the his\' I'y f .this uunLt:v. Ml'_ TayhH'uul ma ll Of wonuerful ablhty, a good , a Savlllr like 118 wO; 1l1l the straoge thinker and splentlirl orawl·. II hM Ill' par d a i ctul'e on .th "Peril of 'l'yl'anI1Y, " unloldlng of this masu;r-8tr(jkeq about ooe hour anti lift · '11 n1inlll(~ in df)Jiv lOY, Rp hding a bout twen ty- flv e rninutes legend, dowo to tIie flJlal .duparliure on the Kentucky affait' I'c\a ti\! lo' th ~L'IS sinllt ioll o'£'u .ucl and the imprisonmen of fl'" ..... th... of Caleu Power::;. $ 1 0, was apptopl'i:l tp,(.i by tht! I jJlI:;!utUl'C of Kentucky as .a a with up........ .. who' , sta'hdln.. . pt'ice upon his life., . J 0 not fail to heal' -G". 'l'ayJol': H \vill pI ase and enter.l lfted llands. sails dow~ the 'ancient . tain you. .tream unti~ he fades from ou~ enohanted vision. will linger in the The Band will furnish music before the Lecture memory of the beholder like the , ' • ' face of an old and Jonsr a ent friend. Ohao\Buqna will olC>8., oli FridILY Augos't 18th . . T"luuieaaon haIJ---ll~!d'I4-~:--'"-ri~-" one of the'tDollt d~~lghtflil ~nd beo'8fiolal in tbe history of the in8ttto·tloo .' ~, . • _ eo

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'TWAS A GLORIOUS VICTORY

Waynesville.

. There"s r~Joioing io Fedora, Tenn. A man's life hilS been savM. and n\lw ·nr. King's New Dt8Covery is tbe, ~lk of the town fOT cJ1ring C. V. Pepper of deadly long hemon:hages; .Il :oonld not work nor , get

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Ever IIlnce plnnt breedIn g has been ca n vr obably be made, A Hay Ride a nd Cor n Party. show you nn(1 shouldn· t ho.\'e looked ut brought to the front as 0. menns of In- bIologis ts a re begInningnlthO\lgb some Days by the shore are simply glorl· all . RulllJllr. b 'Won't some one please start tbe ous this month ; the winds have com- ~ , " ' hlch tree 011 cnlenllnns <,10 you nna creaijlng yields a nd producing new in It becnuse the 'r esults to lose fai tb Bcarcely pay W 0 sImpli fied ~ve l1 lng bee buzzing In Tu.r- m nc d to sing the req uiem, and ther e Date. qunli lies dlsUnct from the mere feed- for 24, Which Is 0. jo \, o told many' tlmc.s trouble. Tbls Is the seleekey ? Ing of c~ops by means of fe rtilizers. tlon the Is beauty In nai'ure wlllch seems to heslnut, of fl uctuatio ns. Fluctua tions art 2li. Whl e!. do we call an 01110 man, we bave been taught that by selection the varlaUo com onl y with ns that are not due to A north pole xplorer frequen tly But I started Ollt tb e Aug ust moon. Buck eye. :Minneapolls, :MInn._COl was a great we could accomplish to tell of a hay r Ide ZO, And which for anytbin g. structu ral change s In the r eproducUve find s It much far tber returnin g bome and corn I18rty IIOIIP we some limes Take the cb acter length of ear as cells. but slDl1>ly to nutr ition. They sui1.er er flom female trouble s which that was a howling plan. rllb, tha n It WIlS gOing. caused a weakne ss 8uccess In every sense at the word. l17. ' Vhlch tells \VII re at on lund or Ilea. a concr ete e mpie, says Edward M. are, therefore-stri ctly IIpeakln g-not . . Bnd broken down East In Rur al New Yorke r. Varia- Inherited, but simply give The hostess appOinted Il commo n Elm, In some=a=b=s=0=rb=l=n=g=a=n=d:=::d7Isappolnte d , cond! tion of the tempora ry ", And on our [ c l wo'l1 wenr which tlons In leng th are seen In e'7ert meeting place, where the great farm tree. Sn n dnl. fie ~d aid In , the develop ment system. I 1'600 so quarte rs It Is suspect ed t.hllt the little of corn, no malt er what the variety. generat lon. For example of tbe next much ofwbatL~dia prIn cess at Orange Is looked on as tarm wagons with four borsell a waited , let u8 Imag· If we select the longest ears In suc- Ine two corn plants the guests. After .. merry ride of ten E. Pinkha m's Veg. more ot a lemon. having exaotly the ~ Simple Party. etable Oompo und U1lIes, mad e gay with r esoundIng This Is '1~rtalnlY a mos t amusln f cesslve senons we are taught that we same characters; one of thes.. plantll bad done for other sball continu ally Improve Ule straIn bas grown 'on good ' soil Have you ev r noUced that the man horns, a campfil' e was built, table put alTair and will repay and Is well a sufferin g women I who adopts every bealth fad tbat up on sawhor ses with the long boards trouble of arrangi ng forhostess Cor thE Id tbls chara cter. Even the teacber s develop ed. whlle tile other has grown felt sure it would It, But then bave' ahvays bad comes along Is seldom a very well that bad been brought on the wagon, to be a s uccessful an Inward <;on- on poorer soil and Is weakly devel· belp meJ ,l1Ddl must bostess the 18bOl sc\ousn ess man ? and the corn Ceast began. that there must be a limit oped. T be seed of the well-nu rtured say it rud belp me that precede s an event should nevel to the progres s that could be The hostess wonder fully. . Mr Show us a great man and we wUI corncob place had gotte n stunnin g enter Into the calcula Uons. There In thIs way, but tbe thought bas made plant has more nutriment stored ut . aU left me, I be'e n In It, and the young seedling tbat It cards, florn·decorated must be an equal numbe r of Olen and show you a man who was just simply nut holders Ind efinite, and bas been designedly produces has 0. better three montbs , popcorn done up women; In green elgbt start couples In make HfE a part) crazy to joIn a drum corps when he crepe paper woman . kept In abeyance. The' man who has than has a seedlin g tram to look like ears of corn. easily provide d for. tbe peort)' was a boy. ----_0.----- made pubUo to There were boiled ears, roasted ears, In the Invitatlons to the gIrls thf been so Indlscreet 'as to ask where the nurtured plant. The actual cbarlic, lJ!l!Y derive limit of his Improv corn ement fritters Is to "Graft" ~b:=e=:l=n=g=a=D be (the has batter te rs Inherited by the two plante aro from made at hostess request s sample of th e gown =:=u::=tC=:h=w=ord mean.L UJ~U""" Yegetabl& been judlolou sly home steered and into oth er the same, but the seedling s from the Compound. carried In a glass jar) with which they will wear and to tho men tng canal, we are Inclined ' to think OHN O. MOLDA lf. Lines of thought 211~ Second St.. North, Mlnnea poll .. . Some questio ns nre poorly nurture d plant that the graft on Mars must have been maple syr\W. Ot course there were the missives r equest a sample ~f the bard to anllwer, and It was more In- capped. and are not so are ,blond I· MinD. potatoe B-tlwee t and Irish-r oasted In neoktie ; these to be sent . 's omethin g terrible. well o.ble to In ath'ano t Thousa nds of unsollc ited I1Dd genu.. terel3tln g to let blm dream of the time utll1ie their food supply the COlliS, and lots of sandwIc hes. to the hostess . The samples and produce are neat Ine testimo nials Uke the a~il~rove A Boston mall was arreste d for plaIn and filled with mlnced bam, Iy mounte d on "sample " cards, and he could tHl an order-for 0. bu shel of a normal well-de veloped plant. This the efficiency of -Lydia E. am'. laughIn g at a woman 's big hat. Boscorn with one lone ear. Tbe candy was an exact r eprod uc- tbe necktie s passed to the Is also true Vegeta of poorly-n ble Compou nd, which ia made ourishe d ani· girls ; the ton conside rs the 81ze of those chop- tlOD ot corn kernels . It was given dress materia Likewis e, we have been taught e][clusi that vely from roots and berbs. mals. " ls to the ' ping bowls no laugbln g matter. In little boxes shaped like ears of way partner s are found men. tu thll by hybrIdizing two strains we could Women who suffer from those die.. Let us apply tbese principl es to tor the prog· tressing obtaIn any desired new charact er or corn breedIng. Corn Is a wind-po ills peoulll n to their le][ should corn. r eBslve convers ation which will be I· not 10S6 sight of tbese The automo bile pays scant respect Quality If we only contlnu ed facts or doubt A secret of her picnic to Its venerab le forerun ner, the bicy- by this young woman, whowas revealed passed, and the men are to write de- job for a sufficien t length of on- the Hnnted plant, therefor e when a change the ablllty Lydia E. Pinkha m's tI~e. Is no We ted for takes scriptio plaoe ns In of the the reprodu gown , ctive the sample c ellI Vegetab of le Oompo nnd to restore tbeir cle. Frequen Uy the arr ogant- cbauf- this Corm of hospita lity, health. feur refuses to allow the humble never asked more than She salcl she which feU to their lot, and tbe gIrl. 12 to her out· are to wrIte about the ties, materia l, If you want "peda l adviCe write wheelm an even six Inches of space door affaIrs, and took especia to Mrs. Plnkb am"at Lynn, Mass. when meetlng blm in ~ narrow road- keep the guests who wer l pulns to style, etc. Five minutes will be given e congenial to these descrip tions, and Sbewl ll treat your lettera s.trJct ly way. In groups, and always provide d a man pers will be rea4 aloud. then the pa· ~on1ldeuttal. For 20 yearl Ibe The prlze£ tor every girl, If married couples wer e ar e to be sample package baa been helpin g sick wome n In In 1890 the consum ption ot clga.r a s of any this way, free of cbal'l'e . DoD'$ product the hostess may select. tn the United States was 4,000,000.000. not Invited. · he"lta te - write at onoe. Then sbe consider ed always who The refreshm ents are to be novel, In 1908 the total was just double, or was to be bidden to a pl onic. for there Inasmuc h as the hostess will baye the 8.000j OOO,OOO. That represe nts a UA Cheap Skate." lP'eat deal of money to , go up In are those who loathe outdoor spreads, t ea and coffee made by a "demon· "Joel Chandle r Ha rris," said an Atand those who "hate" formal dinners , strator" ' (ol).e Bmoke. but It also shows that the lanta n, "used to wrIte comlo newspaThe success ful hostess Is the one who been previouslyof the party who bas tobacco busines s Is enormous. And dIscrIm asket! to do It). and lIer editoria ls. BOQletimes he made inates closely r egardin g guest the ' other things are to be served In 81 most of the cigars ara made ot fun ot other editors In th m, too. and t uncUon . boxes marked ':Sampl es." There will Americ an tobacco the growing of tbe "Simon Simpson , a rIval . editor In be sandwlcbes of various kinds, olives, tcweed" i8 of Importa nce agrIcultulob\le, having been made fUn of, Foreatr y Conte It. rally. salad, small cakes , etc: Tbe content s . wrot e angrily In his rage: This Is an attracti ve contest for a of the boxes wilt be spread " 'Joel Harris bas been ,getting olr upon China wants AmerIcans to partlc- limited number of people. It could be table, which Is to be supplie d with aU some. cbeap ",it at our expense.' • used tor a.largs crowd If the quesUons 'the requIsit es In the way of dishes. ipate In the new loan that Is to be "Joel. on r ending thIs. grabbed bIB ' .pplle\l to railroad building and to the were printed or even type-wr itten, so While at the table the room. Is to b pen and dash d off, Quick as a ftash, develop ment of the resourc es of the as 1.0 save the hostess so JIluch writ- suddenly darkened and little saucer. for next day's Issue : Ing. For prizes, 0. polishe d wood pa- contalnLng a mixture ot . empire. The present wldeaw ake rul"'It must bave be n cheaP, Slmon, choppe d nuts. 'ers of the Celestial Kingdom are per welgbt, 0. plneushlon of Yucoa candles and cracker s are to 'be passed Sample l of In-Bred and CrOll-Bred Corn • to be at your expense.' " aware of the value~ of disinter ested palm. or any article of wooden manu- and eaten: When the Ilghts are t\ll'Ded The Thrifty 8cot. AmerIc an frIendshIp and of the useful- facture. A toy ax or hatchet fn a on each one Is to wrtte down what he bave Qnly made a belJlnnlng In breedJ ot a.ny InCuvldu al of a varIety, It '18 Ing as a SCience, an,d It ~Ill be QuIckly re~mblned wIth A Scotsm an lind his wife were com'UeIIS ' In theIr b\lsln.e ss, of Americ an block of wood for a consola tion prize has had, the one nearest correct 'dUleren t "be· would be suitable and provoke mucb Ing given Ideas. ' "sample " cake of cl1oco- nlany years before we ban predict with characters in other individuals. ' Aa Ing' from Leith to London by boat. \Vhen 011 the Yorksh ire coast a great merrim ent. the accurac y of a chemic , al reaction tbese cbangea take late. ~lth some storm The flnIt airIng of tbe litUe Dutcb 1. WhIch tree a klsstng game could arose and tbe yessel had sevwhat will take ,place on crossin g 'two frequenoy, what we,vince MADAM E MERRI call a . comme .... eral narrow escape" from prlnces l brought gOod luck, a,s the play. Tulfp. Indh:Jdu ala; , but foun~erlng . . even now we knoW" claI urlety Is actually a set 01 which It. fath er'. nnme could "Oh, Sandy," moaned hJs wife, "I'm • soldler 'Wbo saw the royal baby; and, 2. ADd of the laws of variatio n and , hybrids between individu als possessPawpaw. , na ateard 0" deeln. but 1 dlnna care cave the heiress. to the . throne , bl!r heredity to sbow us that ~~JIs point Ing varlous characters. Which shan we ~en r to keep us Th'e real af· to dee at sea." lIrst salute was rewsrde d wIth a bank- warm. F ir. of • view Is ' all wrong. The qual· fect of selectio n Is gradual ., ' ly to ISD. , ~r)d which do shIps pr t r In storm. "Dlnna thInk 0" deeln' yet," note. It ' jg a haPllY augury that the Bay. tty of the grIst , depend s upon late a strain having charact . ers that swered ~nlldy, "but when ye do, an!lrllt omolal act connect ed' with the tbe grain in , the bopper. Tbere we dealre~ In .so far as 1e'd &. Which "bowlI what lovelorn mnhlens baby' princes s' Ufe was the cause ot do. Pine. are three and only three ' ways In t era bave already been such charac· better be drooned at sea than any. ' produce d by where else." honor to hereeU and happlne15s to 6, And In , tho hnnd whIch carry you. • which plants can ,b e ' Improved, and nature. There Is no Questio n of our , "An' why, Sandy? " a aked 41s wife, others. Tbe precede nt should serve Palm, a caretul conside ration of tbem shows origina 7. And wllich III It that tho fruIt men ting ,anythll lg by, this Bl3lectlo n. exclaimed Sandy. "Because Gre~lan bands ot cut jet are pretty tIle errors In 8S a good one for her tuture reign. tenr. Locust. both of the above teach· If there ,.re ~ plantB bavlng undesir able ye"Why!" ' wouldn 't coat sae muckle ,to bury.'r 8, And from thelr pipes men shnlte. as hall' orname nts on some ;young lngs. charact ers we can reject them; pro'l'he , proposed tax· on Amerlo an A.sh. women. 1. Every plant II cOmposed ot a vlded there are 'plants' tbat 9, Which tr e Is It bad boys d15111(c to ' Privileg e o~ En,IJlllh HUlband. " are with· motor toul'1sts ltiEngl and of over lee. Chamois skin and suede, cut Into large number ~ of charact...ers, , Birch, each of qut theBe charact ers, but tha~ Is as far A wife who complalned I\t the $2QO. even .for ' a vl.slt of a few 'days. 10. Whk h Is a gtrl both you ng nnd frl~ge , n~pear on some of the f~cy which Is Inherite d ' as a Ulilt. The as we can go. 'In mixture of types, Marylebone police ' court In London the hand bage. will result In cutting the tight little aw e t. Pencl,. basis and the plan by whlcb' these the comme rcial this varIety, there are other day that 'her 'husband used .llIle out at , many a motorin g trip's 11, Which like '11 man, bright, Laoe will be more than rivaled In chara~t ers develop are beld and n In a t, Spruce. the fersome strains that -produc ' e a Poeater abusive languag e to ~e r was Informed ttlnerar y. And all Americ an 'tourist s 12. And on which (10 popular ity by embroid ery and 'braid Ull.zed egg from which ' chllclren like to trimmin the ,fl eed and. variety than others. It Is the aim of by, Mr.: Plowden that tills was one of are a very profitable Europe an sum- "Iny , llilech. g. finally the plant results. From th.e the line , breeder to take' out these a bus~and's prlvjleges. mer Investm ent, the short·sl ghted au- 13. To whloh tr e·turn we for goode to , Ttie faIence braids In plain colors structu re ' '\Ylthin tills "You must put I1p with It. ~', the magegg·cell , each types wear , and and dl!lCJrd sturt to , those bu rn. tIaV'lng Cottonw less ood. thors of the tax will be' the sorrIest 14. Now are Used almost exclusively on jaunty charact er a.n d through Istrate told her. . "Better an abualve dl vl(le these you characone tree efficienc mor Y, , For tbese reasons of all If it' Is Imposed. The Idea In you've pnrt o f 0. dre"" (lnll pnrt of jacket suits. tel's, the entire organiz ation ,Is finally see how graat . il! the Importawe can husband than no busban d at aU." a nce' of Europe apparen tly Is, "When short of door, Hemloelc. Laces ched to match the dress are self·con structed by the ut)Uzati "But l' have had so maoy years or on Qt OUl' orIgina l breedjn g plot. 16, Which tree Is never 8~en 0.1 01le. good trImmin gs on some of tbe one·funda. tax AmerIcana more ways." food materf8 ls fro;1 the soU and from desired has been Inclulie If ~e type tbh, kind o( thing," she pl'oteated. Pear. ' d aJIlong the the air. Nd- perman ent variatio n oc' , orIginal plants It can be 16, \'1 cannot give you any redrellB," whloh one Is n. prlght, wnnn color ,jacket suita. selected O\lt Mr. A wlld callee 'plant discove red , In tone, And Linens are' either very heavy, al· curB In Ch erry. PlOwden replJed, "you, must explant unless It occurs first and establls bed as a vlU'lety, if It the Congo countrY Is belDg ,used with 17. Ana which In cburch doth omce most like Russian crasb, or they are pect a certain o.I1lount of abuse In this In thef tttructu re of t hese l'epr~duct1ve has, been left out ,we can .. great success In Java, wh.ere It thrives hold, Elder. ' only 'f9;alt world." , cells. Such variatIo ns are, 18. WhiCh 18 a tOWI! In Irelo,nd old. very thIn and fin e. <In ground, In whlcb oth.er coffe!3, plants Cork, Ditlnty shoes wltll fa.ncy straps a!ld the only foun'daUbn for plant,thereto.re, for natur~ to: pr~uc~ such a type: Improve as ' nature Is not ~rodlgal In her new die or cease to , bear. The African 19. For this onc do not look so tnr, orname ntal buttons are well .llked ' 'me SURPRI8~D HIM nt, aod the' ,sale function of seleo· product ions o~r cbances ate 'VarIety Is very prolific nnd the taste whl h tells what charming people nrc, by young persons . ' relaUve· Doctor' . Tel~ Gf food. ' tlon III to pick out the m06t 'deslrab le Iy small. , and aroma of the berries lmprov e as Poplar. The bottoms of sleeves are much ot them tor pro~agatlon. 20. Which one will nlloy t h e pain If Unfortu the plants grow older. OvercuIUv ~­ promptly , r ubb"d on bruise or 9 r eo Witch- trimmed . while the upper parts are , for the ease' of 'the task, variaEnemle l of lTomato Plant.. tlOn. like c'lvUlzatlon, seems to bave n hazel. lett absolute ly plain. tlons due to ' nutritio n de-energlzlng effect. It takes a little :1. The corp nter llolh use which tree 'T he Dutch collw', finished at the causes, variatio ns, that affectand other '. Young toJIikw plants bave one enmnke hl ~ w I111 straight o s ell n be, the ~lapt emy that If leU ,to do .its work un. infusion of the wild at Interva ls to to front with two tiny rosettes and a and not the 'reproliu otlve Plum, cells are, checked will soon sap all tbe vltallt, keep tblngs going. 2'~, 'r o which t.ree do ur~ lIln l\ cnll to loug tab, Is exceedingly dressy. therefor e, not Inberlte d, often obscure from ,the 'plant: Th,s , ============~ • the rarer, :Inherlt ed variatio ns, and be~tle , otten wrongly Is a tiny black -~~..,.-.... The UnLted States war depa.rtm ent ~ - ....-.....-...-,.,-"'-.,-"'-"".....--....~,.,--"'--.....-...._...._.... called B fly. It _,.___..,._....._...._...._.....~..._,..ft thereby ' cause mucb unnece ssary and does not trouble tbe piants while tbe, wants a lot of young men with Bome unava.Ung selectiv e work. enginee ring knowledge to help layout are In the house, but as soon as set rOla. ~ 2. The object of hybridi zation iB to ~1Jt of doors, even while the work of Intraco astal waterway tl1ey ate Ihume and 'r ecombi ne the' unit charao~ ' boxes . ~eto~e, ,beIng trans~l improve ments tram Boston to Florida . tera of the parent plant. It.' we lalew the open ground, tho beetlesanted to ·The y,oung men are l)eeded for surappear what all the results woUld be when In great number s, and fn veying, and the duties Involvec} wilt a few ' days th~se c;baract ers combine we could wUl wO,r k lP:eat ,make' good training for embryo en· liavoc. predict the percent age of the ptogeDY , ~ sCmple· but sure remedyBug ~eath Ie Iglneers . Inciden tally the announ ceof a crosS that would contaIn ce~taln be .sprlnkl ed ·lIberal b' upon. It .should 'ment Indicates that waterw ay 1m· t~e _eaves. definite combin ations at cbaract ers. Tbe plants shol,lld ,be carefu) provem ent Is making stead y progress ), But we dp not Itnow enough concern- watohed, 'for sometim es 'and means much for the future transIng t.\e Inherita nce of these charact a.r s thJrd appl.lcaUon may a second or portatl~~ Interest s ot the country . be necesaa ry. to make predicti ons. We simply know ' Th~ potato ,b~etle Is ilnot~er that we can only expect to 'c ombine ,that ' Will probabl y appear Jf enem, England may now recover from the the tothe charact ers ' actually 'possess ed ,by: matoes " a~e set l1~ar B apprehe nsion felt regardI ng attack by po..tato field. the upper route. Reports from that the' patent. ' For exam~le, re~18taDce For t~at reaBon cate ,should te.ken 'Country are to the effect tllat an aIr· to the' dtsease called 'waterm elon wilt In lIelectlng',a : location tor them. ,vas tou~d to be a 'JJlngle upJt cbaracsMp has ,been perfecte d tIlat surpass es ,..' . .' . ter ' poss~ssed by ' the first cousl}l -Of anythin g of the kInd In exIstence, and FIlIJn g,. "JtCh~. and ~lIlIJel. it Is expecte d that a 1lIght tram Paris the w6\erm e'oll, ttte 'lItton. This ,quat: , , It's not a"'g~d: plan to 'to London wlll Soon be made. The Ity. was therefo re combined with Cjther , I~n lp tlltches and .'gullies flying machin e IB the propert y at an ilesJia» le QualItie s,' possess e4! by c'the not \tal\ted ,In , fiedl~!, : F~r8t ,lI11 English oompany, but was constru cted wilt~rmelon ,by: ·hy.bj'ldlzatioD. Here wlth'·.lil'ush, br.Jars, 'iltraw. , ' ~_" _.' . I ' was hi France, The announ cement seems ' ,whlcll to work and any',Jdp d, of ' rubbIsh and ' to be a 80rt of answer. 'to the Z ~ppel1n results lCOQlci'be ~l." , In t'iie ' ~1I. 'T~e ,....,1......" challen ge. BUPpotjJn no w1\t:r& n~t ' 011.11 catClh I!bd . been known; .' plowed tn, '!ut If will ~~""''''''.''I!I'' l;)'e en utterly futlfe':to 'have .011 , "'~shed I"to the flel(l . Tubercu losis keeps at ,the h'ead of 't his -charac ter irlta' U.e sOUl(lea. ' :Wbim: the '1taah, the list ot fatal diseases on ' Bait!l.wilteltmll!l(lD _by. Belectlop. The water- the. g~llleB bel;:pm~ filled, these , more~s ' weekly mortali ty list ao'd tu.rrAloro4!utiU"iI cell does not will becottl,e l~wel apd the ~aepelt IJllsJ)es terrJble proof ae88 this 'cbaracter,~d on Ws tlie .need of rlcbest spot. tn, the l flel~'S, . , , -, • .',' .,en a barder tight than Is being made count ' tliere Is no basis UPoD T.hlB very daJnb' handke rchIef ,III _n '~(ls" lawn. the embrol de~ ,,,,orled , W' te1eot. . Th,' lfD'il' •WtI.sUBt' this devasta ting dIsease. 'WIth fine' soft (lo~on. 'Phe size ot ,handke rchief. ~lectJ()IlIIM! should ~ de,cl~e~ on, ttt~n , aptpst ,,.,hom are IIP.'ak1Jac Agenci es now at work a.re doing' all JQ their power, but thei could do tar tr~~~~e~J~;.:e:!r::g~a~::g::~li::::e:n~:b~8%':!~kercht.r , Is--fin;e. thea bealn. b7 BolDB IntIr1r"Qeld more ' were funds ,more abunda nt: transfe r the design either wltb blaok cBJ'bo~lo ' paper or blue trao1nl ~lotlh hlB aeed from., thoae plants ................Lf ~t were Tbere JB DO cauae that calls for more The little for.get-me-not design' round the openlng .\n the corpe ~t afteqted b, the dl!l8Ue,. yet satin stitch, then the lawn tis cut away from the centet:; and a wor.ked fD real pbJlanthrop>" none whlcb could lace .uet.-"or would Dever obtain ",,~fB ~Q" stltcbes worked ,. ., fill It trt., T~ sprays- .re In satin stltCb, YIlth ll: o£ DOl'CUDB be woa1.d be ae(tcU q .' DOIl-atected better use ot large gift.. of To save human uri It a tJ. cutt1D& stitch sU\lkll. 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Ther hI na luck aboot th o HnwksJ!nw there, and, In pursuance ot postboys, It was a danle,-dlsmal morn"The late Paul Stanley, composer hoose, his InstruCtions, got the . <! . achman off Ing, the weather having changed dur" 'hen ,my gudemon's of 'Ta·ra-ra,booIU,de-ay,' took no great He hns two wAeks to rcet, a nd 80 his box to drink In a uelghborlng Ing the night, and we sa.w that we H o hUTl'I OIi up to Shady Nook, n\vtl':' pride In that song's success," saId a "No,y, here." say .. dnd, ''l'1I let tllinp Dut, with "II (\oferenco to San Francisco mns lclan. lavern, wblle one of our postboys had rJaSsed the 'other ohalse In "He had go. wha t stood watch over the horses'. Giles darknesll, It was some distance be, And !oungo a round and read a. book." I Old Scotland's wives hoped to succeed 8S a composer of and I remained In the chaise until ft hInd, aDd th e horses seemed 1l1u(,h grand opera. may say. Next day his wlCc's r lat ions come. was time for us to malte our descent. spent. "We conUnued on our way to My gudemon IIlck, at "When be llved here he often talked To ontertaln them WIUI his j o b; home, Is worse, At half-past ten the »lay .was over, the bouse of II. blacksmith at G~t.na wth a quai nt kind at melancholy about And overy day It wall tho SR III C, Than my sudemon 'and then began that hurl'Y nnd com- Green, who, so our postboy s told U8, tbe hlgb ambItions or ,hIs youth, and Of fri ends he a lwaYII had II mob, away! motion of the dispersion ot a cro,w d In usually unIted runaway couples, We how tbey had become humbler as he He dug the \VormR and minnows caught I get th o waler-boltle-no, darkness. We beard loud shouts dashed up to his cottage-a humble got older. That th y a ll rnl !:hL a- t\shlng g o; . Ho wants n musta rd Lady Ha.wkshaw's coach, but the pl~ce , surrounded by a w\1low hedge"'A man's nmbltlons dwindle,' he He TII n th o nnphtha laun ch Bnd taught plas ter; coachman did not make bls appear- and he, wllfned by approacblng wheels, Tho chll<l ren h d w 'to swim und row. And every tlme he. teelll once said, 'like a girl's matrimonial ance. There were many officers and came out, Ilall dressed, in the murky his pulse, alms. At 16 a girl wants a faIry He clcnned the fis h nnd bnll d hooka. He !!wears It·" going taster, ladles from the garrlson, and anum morning. prince and nothing less, At 20 she To gN the Wille r Wag his ' horo ; !'hat he 18 getting billter, bel' of equipages; but soon they were "Come to be marrlt?" be cried, He ncvC!1' will agree; Is res igned to a milliona ire duk e. Ho hnd no time to ep nd with hook .. driving olf, while halt a dozen men at "Ste p out. then," At night h e 81 pt upon tho noor. ~ut IC I think him worse, he'll 86Y: At 25 a wern bers of congr ss Is good "Don't cry OaJamUy !" once were sboutlng for "Lady HawkI a ssis ted Daphne out o f the chaise, enougb, At 30 Il countTY mini s ter will AFTER THE PROPOSAl.. shaw:S coaoh. At last my lady herseH and then, as we stood on the d a mp "Ollngrenous trouble wIll Bet In," do nicely, and at 35 s he' ll take anycame out ot the entrance, followed by ground, In those squalid sUITOWldlngs, Qt that he's very certain, thing, from a song,wrlter down: .. Arabella and Daphne, and at that mo· louklng at each 4lllier, the JIOlIslble "Turn <lown lhe Ught; pull up tho shadel Worse Than a Hired Man. Let IIl r In; el08e the urtalnl" ment Glles slipped out of the chaIse, wrong I had done t his Innoceltt gl cso things mus t 1111 be d ne just 80, "Yeas," drawl ed the 110slma.stor of and appeared before Lady Hawkshaw suddenly swept over me, And fa hel rhAnd they musl all be don o qui ck, ' Bacou RId ge, "thn t's old Zeb Wblle, as If he had rlsenfl'Om the eartb. I, e.yes, too, 1 read the first oonsclous, "T here I.. nn luck nboot tho hooso," the laziest man In the slute," Wh. e n my good man Is sick. too. was on the ground, but out ot ness of having comm itted all Impro"In ",'hat way Is he so Inzy1" nailed sIght. priety, This dirty , unle e mp~ blacltBridget" Beatitudes. the coffee salesman, "Pray, my lady," said he, Ih his smith, the coarse, laughing postboys-Blessed Is the sour cream; It makes "\V:hy, every Sunday bo takes .. tbe mo's t gallant manner, and hat In hand, this, a way to make the most solemn excellent biscuit, and takes tbe place two chlokens they are going lo have "allow me to show you to your coach," and spiritual of all engagements! J of both milk and butter, Use with for dinner and ties them as near to ·'Mr. Vernon I" cried Lady Hawlc- felt nn nncomfortable senso of g uilt ,oda In the proportion of a teaspoonful the pike as possible," shaw, In lIurprlse. "I thought you and sham e, of bakJng soda to a pint of thick "H'm! What Is that for1" were In London. How came you to It ' was only momentary. The DlON cream . It also serves In plain loaf "So the racing ' automoblles will Scarborough ?" de pressed she, the more sh~~ld I IIUII cake or spice cookies. whIz their feathers at! and he won· t "By ohalse, madam," he r eplied, po- port, and therefor e I calle d ont cbeer· Blessed Is the new style whIch ad· have the trouble of picking them." litely; "and I hope to see the young fully; "I t ake this woman to be m) ladles before I leave " (the hypoorlte!), wedded wife," and su~h other word~ mlts of salted almonds being 'served on ' the cloth without the formailty at Hard on the Rec'elver, "Is Sir Peter with you, madam 1" as I recalled of the marriage lervlc£ extra dishes, "No," drawled the mayor of the far"No, he Is not/' replltld Lady Hawk- -and I said It so heartUy and prom· Blessed Is the gridiron w~lcb Is pip· western settlement, "the boys had shaw, her wrath rIsing at the Idea, Ised so devoutly, I:emovlng my hat Ing hot when the meat Is J>laced upon some money tied up In that thar bauk"Had he been with me my coach when I· made my vows, that It heart. 'It. Otherwise the steak w1ll be tough. rupt telephone company an' they jus~ would have been awaiting me," And ened up Daphne-and h er respon se then turning to Arabella. and Daphne, so full of faith and iove, gave a kind Tbe audden grllllng retains the juices, didn't like tbe way tbe receiver was who were behind her, she iJaid, of hollness to It all. We were tW( Use little, If anr. extra grease. Neltll- handllnlL the business." er should steak be pounded; by this "DIdn't eh?" commented the tourist. sternly; rash and foolish young people-but we barbarous method all the juIces es· "Well, what did they do about It?" Dony-So your father handled him "Arabella and Daphne, tbls does not love~ each other truly, and we made without gloves? cape. If the meat Is tougb or of "Oh, they Just hung up the rehappen again. Sir Peter comes with our vows solemnly, deteJ'mlned to kee~ Molly-Yes; and It yould have been ' Interior grade, lay It half an hour In ceiver." us to the play, after thiS." the m. Pei'haps tllat counts tor more a weak solution ot vinegar. better t4lr poor, dear ChoUy if he bad I caught slgbt, from a corner be- In t he ,eyes ot God, tban all else ; 31 done 1& without shoesl Good Memory. hind the chaise, ot my dear Daphne, least, we reaUzed the sacredneDs of aUf For the Blnquet. Yeast-Has he got a good memThe' Wings, at that moment. She stopped sudden- vows. This was the spread recently set b& ory? hicholl have wings, Scarcely was the brie f ceremony tore a crowd for the cbef d'oeuvre 01 Crlmsonbeak-Excellent!1 Why, he'l There'. no doubt of tbat, oyer- tor ceremony we made It-whct the banquet: A whole Inmb was stuffed telllng us the same , smart thlnp Fer wltlo teQti1res 'em , To trim \lP her hat. the chaise contalnlng Arabella anD with a whole turkey; the 'turktfY was his slx-year-old boy ,says that the boy Giles d.rew up. And the sight I saw stulfed w1th a whole chicken; the who is 12 now said when he was slx Called HI, Bluff. I can ne ver forget. chicken with a squab; the squab, In years old!-Yonkera Statesman_ ."Yes," said young Wlndlg, boast. Arabella's [ac was quJte pale, but turn with a humm.Jng-blrd. Ingly, "I pass most of my time beBEFORE THE COOLNESS. her eyes were bltzlng, There werf This sounds very much.lIke the bantween Ohlcago and New York," , some drops of blood upon her ch ee~ quets at Lucullus, and a pessimist. "That's what your cousin told me.'" -they came from her 'VrLsts. wblcl might be pardoned for a .Bloomy 'View rejblned MillS Cayenne, Giles beld firmly. The door of tht of the return to the days of nIghtin"My cousin!" repUed Wlndl •• chaise being olle ned, ,she stepped Oul gales' tongues, and the brains of pea. ''W-what did sbe say?" wllilngly, disdaining tpe a ssist nCI cocks, served a la Roman. "~he said," repUed MIss Cayenne. Giles offered her. His face. too, wal "that you lived In a little town 111 "THROUGH-OTHER" NORA, ' very pale, and he looked and move~ Ohio." Ul,te a man in a nlgbtmare. The blacl~ 'a A, collean, my Norah, smIth grinned broadly; he tbougb' . ~ew. ' for Dad, Bad bY08 all belore her, his gains were to be tncreased-for ) Tommie- 'I see wood yields about And thoy <:a,me tram bad not lorgotten to pay hl'm hand atar nnd a-near, one-filth a~ much heat as coa]." But Norah, mact/ree, ' somely. Bobble-''l gues,1I my ' dad !lon" Is a throuble to me, ' know that," Giles selted her hand, "Arabella, Since ·her housekeopln' be orled, "desperately, I'SU~ .'='::""'=-i~ " "Because, when he 'warms' me he not [jow mean to throw m" For a cat-p.nd-dog lite. alwaY8 uses a shlnglel"-Yonkera ,For answer, she gave bl#tl IL glanc, Is a "through-olhor" wl(e. of Ineffable haired . . Stat~sm"n. And though. bodad, Nora.h'lI a. dalsy; "This man," she said, tu~tng 'to me Natural Thought, ;r, would rcally IIko "you [1'lend, ' your Intlmate--I blus h A BhlUelah or pIke, Redd~-Thls paper snys there I. Cot' you-has dragged me bere. Rath fll . When ¥avourneen 1. on exhibition In a window In 8aco the ahlftless and lazy. WOUld, I die tbnn marry blU).. Look.!' largest lobster that has been landed ,IRather Would I Ole ~l'h.n Marry She held \. up her v;rlstl\, and Uie, Hasbeen Henry-Aw, I wuz a 110ssy in these parts ' for years, If ever. Now. wid order and care, . Him," I showed mark.S of violence. guy wunst. I useter smoke q':larterr Th er 'd be room tor Greene--Doea It gIve the name oC there, cIgars. Iy, and turned pale and then rosy, and , "'Twas to I.(eep her from jumpln~ the lady who landed hlm7-Yonkera (Just Nor h, mysllC and the pig). out of the chaise," said G\les, Wid h'. T'b oughtJess Thrlveasy-Wot WUI de Statesman, glanced wildly about her. She knew ehe'd s weep a bit more. "She would lIave had me leave hel' III It matter-wuz de sports too stingy . to r was n()t tar air, And keep' thlnp ott 'the floor, mIdnight, on ' the highway-alone !lnd , " ran robm wad be almost too big! AL.ASI t'row away half ones? How Arabelll( recelied Olles' den · appearance I never knew, ' as I unprotected. . Dearest Arabella," hc So I Ihlnk some tolne day, Will She? con~d n~t see h,er. But in another moo, cried, turning to 'her, nnd trying ~o 1'1\ be runnln' away, It she the pantaloon gown donB, clasp her, " will yo u not listen to m} To KlllaTney, Traleo or ,Athlone, mellt he had pla.ced Lady Ha",kshaw, I wonder will she. too, prayer? How cnn you sCQrn snch And m o and the pig, Roll UP tho bottomll In the way '~'Ith the utmost qltsequiousness, In the W;I,d Bome prattes and swig, ' love as m.Jne?" And he was neal' go Our collego students do? conch: •then foldlng up t he steps like In 11 cabin we'll live al\ aIODO. mnglc, he s lalllmed the door, lind Ing down on }lIs knees to her, In , (4. Tale of TennYllon. shouUng to the coachman, "Drive ani" mud-but 1 beld him up. 1 con tess , /I'ennyson was oJ)ce dilating thl\t, the most painful thing or 'all this the, coaoh rat~e~ off, and the nex~ moment hls'8rm was around Arabella and painful ' busIness was Giles Vernon's 1~~<-..!Lt~~,~~~:~:~~:~~::t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=CJ the n Scotland Is ~lalled mine was ' around . Daphne, .. and they complete surrender of. hJs manhood l Is the most delightful wera swept olf ' thelr feet; and In less under the Inflllence' at his wi 1<1 PRll' "Qe:er-do-wel~"" It bas reference, espeomcer In his majesty's clalYJ to domestic concerns. It Is tbe the day," saId he. " time than It takes to te11 It, each of slon. He, • "Yes, yes!" replied his friend. "Tbe us was \ylth the 'Idol 9t his' heart, J3ea service, ,.a man "'110 had smelt chief fault of the lrlsb peasantry that ,ppwder and knew what it was to look they are not neat; not systematic; not first sweet pipe of the awakened ~lllrllng , o~ toward Gretna Green, as Death In the eye aud ad vance llPon orderly, And It III a fault In which bard I" fast as [our horses to a. light ohalse him, who would have ans,w ered 'WIth they are, alas, ,not alone: Many a womThereby making a reconstruction could take us. ' " ' hill life for his courage, was ready to an In a.U countries, everywhere, Is trom Tennyson's OWD works, needing Now, what think you, were Daphne s grovel In tho earth- like a madman t~ere who forgets the . salt, puts too the cbange of bu't one vqwel.-\iar. first words to me? . per',s Weekly. "U h' . d ' M 01 I'll fol.' the favor of a woman. !'iotlilng much sOda In the mumns;' has ever a mel't ' n an r" It yn, or . was It to him' that low-born creatures germ-laden dlsholoth and pots with -H-o-C-o-u-Id-T-el-I,scream for ass B ance. . \ ,I I "M d t if '" I ex I I ed If Ilke the .pOstboys and the blacksmith broken Ida. Al these ,are "throughOstend-Pa, what Is mamma ready eares a e. 0 B m , YO\I beheld him with contempt and dis- otber" tricks • . They are fatal to the Ing about? I just heard her say "It'll Ore now mine. Ely to-morrow morning gust; nothing to hIm that. a woman peace whlcb IIhould prevail in the an outrage." Mr, Bore-Be sure to tell me whe. we sha)) be ove~, tbe , border. ~nd y?U like Daphne,. and that I, a brother of-, household. The "through-other" womPa-Oh, some writer has been rid- you want me to go. W~~I be my. wife. , .' ,fleer. wltnessed his degradation, He an' works harder.; her hours are long- Icullng tbe suffragettes, I guess, Miss Blunt-It's an hour too· , l~te An elopewent. Graclou. , h~~en. seemed to have 'parted with the last er; ,her lot Is 'harder than that of the OSlend-Then she just said: "How for thatl r never t,hpugh~ of suc~ a thing!: 's\1e semblance or , selt-respect. ·s ystematlc. tIdy, orderly woman true it Is'" Advl.ce, replied: , <1:0 BE CONTIN'UJllD.) whose work Is managed wtth regularPa-Oh, that's some other pen IlusbI m.JgM bave ailswered that she had ' Ity, system And ·f or .. thougbt. It you would cllmb to heights of tam .. L thl b t ' . , , ..... .. er lampooning us poor ~eu, m . .y son. h bt t not only t aug () BUCu' a ng, 1I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN, BETTF.R, Tbere 'are many "Pats" In the . Young man. ben r this In mlntl: Don't envy lhose who oro In front talked of It. I r~fralned, however, ' . world. and hap'py Is 'the wlte who ,Not the' Same. 'Nor 800tt at thosa behind, ' to. be ca- 'ate _of Unhappy Man Who Aroua.oc2 gives them . no' excuse, by her houseHIm-Queer what a dllrerence there In Its ,utterances, In· : ' " I~e ·of Young Mother. · . keeping, to gO ' rUnning away, Is In a woman's aotions before and Place for Trunk•• as8ure.d her ·tiuit my pa'sslon • I It Where did you put the elephant. It. a cabin, ~ wlil "l1raUes and swl.. after mnrr age. The baby In arms was s('reamlo.r. on the ship coming over?" asked the , . Her-How do they dltrer. lustily and' the m. n ' in the gray ,ult , Pe~ch' Chut~ey, Him-Before her . marriage she Cunny man. could not hide his IrrltablUt.y. To four ,pounds of, peaches, peeled coaxes a I man to come to her parties "Downstairs In the hold, of couz:e.... , ~'Wbat on earth:' madam/ ' he splu'· · and pits r~mo,ved" , ~dd a pint and a and after sbe marr1es blm she expects replied the circus man, "I thought they only put the trunn tered, "do ;you mean by brlnglnr sueh quar}er of, vlnegar and st!!;W till soft. him to stay away when sbe lives In .the 'bold that were not to be used a 'howllng brat IntQ a public 'veh icle ?" 'Theft' mix and pour toge ther a halt mustard-seed, one. coming over?h~Yonlters Statesman. "It Isn't ,a 'brat," ,~torJed the 'm,o th. pound each ' whJt~ Realism, er, wlijl natural' IndlgnaUon, "And; If (:l\oJ,lped onlon8, 'sugar aUd ' ralll,ns; Tbo Tame. i:m' ,any ju"~e,,.'.t do.e sb't ~oWI liaU 81 oll'e,quarter. POund ginger root; and an • Critic (as the composer lliays his "Great, bargain rush at elgb, t h ' of ,a Pouild each of garliC and last plece)-Very flne. Indeed. But mIJC11 as you 'did at Itt(, age, gOing by ' , pepperl. ~eD mixed well, add whllt Is tbat passage whloh m,a kes the to-day." the ,lOOkS JGU, : " . ;, ," "Anybody hurt?" ~e 'lJI~n h\ .J:!lJ 'wn,ggled unell,s,tl,. to 'the milt : wl~ ' th.ree.!Juar~ers l)lnt coljl c.hills , run down the back? "No!' IlddtUQDal vinegar, 'Boll slowly togethComposer-That' Is where the wanuMet; ,the senel1'l sr.rv.t.tny . ' "It · must have been' a er 1& Jn1hut~s aDd de~ derer bas the , -hotel bill brought to I ' __ __ heo.rsal." him. ' , , :1'0 Keep Cillery, 'About the Size of It. To -prevent ceJ.el')' from baving the What Could He Hav. Me.nt. Freddy Rhymer-Wbat 'lI! a ~m l'Usty · ap.p~ar~Ce whloh lpolls I~ tor , "Do you ever w'rlte on a~ emptY of passion," pa? ' ' salad,!l,,lteep It cloleJy·wraplIed In par- ttomach'?" -asked the mere man. , Mr~ Rh1,mer-It's the stam.p.4~~ 'amn Pflper" in • .cJ.o~", .coolplaee. , , .1811'1" exclaimed ,the IIt(lrary pel''&,leo avoid u8ms . .tel' on It' until a SOD, "I am a poet, 'not a tattoo artliltl" Ing one tb~t travels on ~d·trlp Ocketa and co1nel home to ahort time .bit-ore lemg, 'l'he dl.. -J,>uck. caided staIb aNt es~811ent for IOUpS. Short.Handed New York. Il&'f'i.. / ,_to.. ,. be1D&' more eleCtIVe Bacon-I see that New York' tau' thaD oell17 Alt. 11&000 .teDoBl'l\pher.. . 1Il,'bert-.-18 that all! New York 'miSJlt '" Iactrl"l_ICI.~

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SYNOrSIS. At 14 yenrll of age Admlro l Sir P t r Hp,wkshaw's n phow, Ri chard Olyn. fl'l1 40 ply In lov at fIrst sIght with Ludy Arabella Stormont, who !:'I llurned his Il.lt ntl !111, Th lad. a n orphan WIlS glv n a b rt ll B8 nlldl! hl pmnn on t he Ajax hy his un I , Olles V rnon, n 'llhew of Sir Thomall Vernon, bp Am th h O)"8 pal. Tho), attended 11 th Itt r whero Hawk.haw·!! n Ipht'w 8aw LadY Arabella. V rrion. met Philip Overton , next In IIno tor Sir Thomas V rn on:" estl\t . Th)' start~d 0. duel whloh WB8 Interrupled, Vernon, Ov rton I\nd Hawlcllhaw's n phew tound thcmllalv II attract d by pr tty Lady Arobalin, The A,la.'C In battle d featca French ,..nl'llhlp" In the M dlt rrun II[J, Rlchurrl Iyn go t £2,000 prlz!) money, H e wus call <l hom by' La Iy Hawkshaw as he 'W ItS About to ' blo...· In" hl8.. ellrnlngs . with V rn n. At a Hnwkllhaw pllrty Glyn discover d t.h al . Lady Arab 1111. WIl8 a poor b ut P rBlslent grunbl r , He tlllkcd mu h 'wlth her Qoullin Daphne. Lndy Arabella ~aln IIhllwed 10\'0 t or gnmlng, Later ahe lleld Q IYIl and vertoD prison ra, thul delayi ng the (I\let. In th Overton-Ver11 du el, n Ilher was hurL Lady Aralia htll1)ll1llt~ llloho.rd by her prankB, lohard and 011 ell shipped on 1\ trlgate. 011 • wu cnptur d by the F rench, 811' II" tor arl'llllll' tl for his ex ha nge, Dnphe show d 11 1Ik.l ng tor Ol),n. who WR S hon 21 l'llarll 0 1 age, Olles wall r ICllsoll. IIcs and RI bard plann '«1 elopCmllntB, 811' PteI' obJ eled to the plan to w d Daphne.

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'We will b well -repr sented ,at The ' t nth Sunday after Tl'illity. Springfield, II . at\lI'(lay, August Augus t 16th, Morning Prayer and Oregonia. 2ht, whcn ,the Barnum & Bail y el'mon at 10:30; .1 K ' , "110. I: l e tl11' noti- :-:n u rl1u.y I' Mnl .T, f ' Lea h , \vb .Ms lJeen grea at show 011 arLh exhibits ~h re, 9:80, After th 16th th r will be from Tax" I'I, \/lIOk fur It g od \vhll bl\8 been re, n that date, for a grE!at m~ C)f no sel'vlc until the fir t unday in lii II Emmelin e .1 ffrey Is I itln m o vtld to tile h OlU e of h eT ~lu,ughter ourci\,izens have already expressed September, but Sunday School as usio tlyi 1I ' ill l.f llll uoq. th mselyesas having made up their uaI'every Sunday at 9:30, I EmersoD tepheus \vas In lu cin- 1 li Bllttl !:)mi t h is sp oding bel' minds to attend , A glance at the , ytl lI ti u n a t 11 l' bome here. list of wonders to be' s en w th this nl).ti III t'rhur Il V. PUBLIC SALES Mr, !lad 'Mrs. ' Mote " ern ' , Rub •• rt-~ t t, ";lid R D Ig S lOW would lead OlJe to believe illnl1t1l'h u r '\lIl Y" o " og~):, 0 t ~' k"" tfl;Ytou. that the limit in size a.~ well as I will offe r at public sale aUbe resi' II ' 1 f " r A h ll \' l ng n t,wn \~ a l:I vn oll Ion. 'lito d W I l "'ln K wn~ \ (lw n ,'om " th ' t f h ' number of novelties to be seen has dence of Turnel' W elch in Har eYRpring Val1 AY I:ili t,ll rd ltY n lj!h t EIIY Pd t eJI' u IS ' e gu a, <? 18 , ,1 ' \llII'Pu t- JIII'I Po t,tl l'l:I<.n lind WIfe , finally been reached. Barnum & burg on Fred Drllpel' leff, ' Ullutl. t; murllm g B '\ h' d h . l\11''' , JlltI, l\lclntJ rfl onte ltlllned,& al eypr J.l nt 1. Isyear un er t elr f or his b orne ill K OII , 110kv' Saturday, August 28, 19J9, Miss lJertrlltle Kl T" ',; btl 1'6 ptlrl y of IIltly frl n 111 ill h~nor of city ~f 14 acres of t ots mor e t hings Beginning pl'om~tly a t 1 o'clock turned fr UDl 11 pl elll:l;tn't visit iu I h e r !<loItl1 r. I I!!." Dl-lltll MaDill, one new than have been olfered by all X nill . I nl:,:hl lU !l t ,\l'l1I. " other shows in yeaI', "J,upiter the the f ollowing articles: ne rubb rMi,;" SlI rlih b lllnurd Itl the gnest of b ' h ' tire buggy, 1 teel-tire buggy, 1 careverAl h om, b." Ar . ntte n ~rl 11d t. h e I \v U\ ", t I f ml' ly alloon orse. " Karolly's tl'oupe of l, (1 lJl p ,On " 11 L 1\ bllse ball glillltl lO lDcmulltt nn !l'y f, ' I r!l ' J' ' I d d u ug ht er, 0 f 16 Hungarian coal black stallions , riage, set of buggy harneS! . set of. , H M, \.. , I un , Mr. Rod Mrs. Chln'l I' ,All elo , 0 'lll'Cll",) (,l1 me 'u od uv Iil \' enio " for tl the musical elp.phants, celebrated fly nets, small amount of ha),. work D t rjl'litm g r e '1IIVOI'I l~ r O '" ' , ., ny OU, a re \ , " I viSIt ut ho r h ome b er e Konyot troupe of equestrian, seven bench, set of carpenter's tool~, 2 iron Mil~s Murr YI COllrl1 jel' de"Dt!letrt~lll)l telrdtyU Ex-Ouv 'l'uy lor, of Kpntnck)~, will troupes of foreign acrobats. foul' kettles, 2 good ladders, 2 bedsteads, 1I01ll1er 0 ler r en -, ~ r ' II Seh 1 B II ' , ' t d ' It 1'1'1 t ore nt \'\ tlY OOSVI e 00 a troupes of aerialists and hundreds of 2 cupboards, 1 heating stove, cro~Il ,ur n,y DI g I , ' i\1 D,lIl Y tI\' ( I1mg A l1~ ust 16tb th . It" 11 Mrs, Bebe r H olHn g!! Wll r ~b nnd ! l )nu ' t lllil t u 11 tLl"llim Admi ssion, 0 er ar~n1c nove les a go to com- cut !law and other articles too numerhil(lren nre th e g na ts of W Ill 'or :!:', 6 Il t,~ , ' plete a circus performance that has ous to mention. T~rm s made known l. M. S1'O T. tOll nod fun lly - ~ - - ---, never b en eq~alled. The big m e- on day of ale, C. T. Hawke , Auct. The bl], in S~ UJ et-i og nt th ',E nagerie has been augmented by th

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and IS hu'ger than all t he zoolOgical " . gardens In thIS country com~med, The street para~e s~ gorgeous' and 0 tremendous In SIze, beggars de-' scription and ~ll all is a fair index to the wondel'ful performanceS that f 11 0, ow. .. _ • \ DlSPLA Y OF FIREWORKS Night entertainment will be a leading featu e of the coming OhiQ State Fair. to be held in Columbus, Au&,ust SO, 31, September 1, 2, S, next, and an elaborate entertainment

Rwlmming , "1 d~· M i "'b d II T . UD .... I'll orr q f' rw 0 pent SundRY wltll r III t iv s 11 re, FOllr differl'Tl t C1roWIJR of 'lmper nTI'l now enCtLmp .1 td Olog th tl rivet' near town, '

program has been prepared. At " seven 0 clock each evemng of the E ' .. d " f t XposltlOn, an ~ontmulng or wo ' hours, Kopp's Famous Military Or't' 'II f l b h rd' gantza Ion wd Ie dea ,10 Phopu ar X b concerts,. an to en varIety t e p r 9J C, penoar 'wtl in auia ('I U!:I gram will include male qUJU'tettes . ineV8 MondaY', chimes 'and. eminent instrumeiltai The memb'e rl' of tbe U B, ohuroh I 'ts As .. f t f ' C E t.J . ' III I . so OIS, a crowmng ea ure 0 d liD , QQcle'ty' w g \-e aD \ce th ' .. ' M' W'I' Ilren.m flupper in tbe , cbool hou8e e mUSlca. program, ISS 1 mme . Hammann,wor Id ' f amouscontralto, yard M"t.lrrtny night, Le~ l'V ry Obe come ' 1 1 d h ' I t' f 'I WI ren er a cOlee sa ec Ion 0 voca ~i .. Blldred llatoy. ot Morrow, i!:l solos. Miss Hammann is universalvi Hln$ Mis", Mary Gonner. .', ,' Iy r~ognized as the world's sweetest Ex.Gov. '1'l\vlor, d,' Kentucky, wl11 Come in or send for , our songbird and music lovers' will be lecture at Wayne!IVll1e School Han • . ' d' hted 't th fh ' MondAY evening, At?-gost lj\tb .' Post Cards of local e Ig t t'ha StaetneFw~ 0 er engageVon't tan to hear bim. Admi8slon, , men t a e e aIr. r,' 25 OttDt& , . Views; 2 for 5c Following ~he band concerts viai, • ~ ,'/ _ tors will be thrtlled with a nightly ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ $3,000 production o~ Pain's >Map~t..~IIIIIi_ _ _ _ _ _---"'-~""--II!!'IIIJI!I"'~~~--~"".-I!'~ tan Beach Fireworks Many' nov.elties will be introduced in the pyr6, technic 'program, including saluteS , " , of aerIal guns; grand 11IummatJo~ of with powerful colored Ughts I

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. We giiura.ntee GRAPHITE.CARBON PAINT to be nf non volati)~ oils and plgmep~ of oarbon prodllots, to oontain no rosin.., ABpba.ltuDl or ' l>etrole.um in any form. and to contain ' nQ ao!d or ~njuriou8 substanoe, When used' according to our 8imple' direotic'ns, we gna.rantee' the. pl~int to wear perfectly for at leat\t five yeaJ'8, . We agree to furnish, free, suffioient materlllJ ~o repaint Itny Burfaoe on whioh tiraphite Carbon Paint doee not give satisfation for this lengt,h of time should oon4ltio~s r~quire it. ' M, I:i, ROWLA,N .

mineS of fiery hissing serpents, portraits in outline of . fire ot nationrs heroes; flights· 'o f rockets with floating festoons'of fire; thE! ilag; bouquets and hundreds of otijeffects"the most stupendous ' I technic diS . play ever offerM as attraction. , . In addition to the above features ten sterling free feature acts are programed each night, while 'Amu8ement Avenue .. with its nW-iads of. atI trac~lons, will !1,e riot of ~nt~rtain­ ment.

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The re will D' a, union Sunday School celebration of all Sunday Schools in Cro ' Grove ~atul'day, August 21st . ~erybody come a'!.~ have a '-good time, WILL GIVE AWAY WATCH

F, C. Gllrey, the har~ess -dealer, ba fj,fty whips which he intends to sell for eRob, IIond he will malre a preseni of t~ Viator gold filled watob to one of the purohnseflil , For a 8econll preseot Ile will give 1\ good wlllp , 'l'his Is De loUery obeDlP, but n. bnsines propOSition, and IIUY one wanting a good whip will JO well to Otlll on hin) . . . _ ....._ _

NUTMEGS-indiana NeUed Genu

Peaches Fancy Elberta Peaches, fresl) receil?ts every day by' express.

Tomatoes , Fancy solid home grown.'

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offer at public sale 011 sd A t 24 1909 ue ay, ugu,s I, , commencing at 10 o'clock harp. the following proper ty : One Great Western Manure spreader, 1 Moline farm wagon,1 Webber farm wagon, 2 rub' • , ber-tlre ~UggleS, 1 steel·tlre bug~, 1 top sprmg w~gon, 1 wheat drIll, land roller, disc harrows, breaking plow, sulky and ' gang plows, hay rakes, American and,Pittsburgfence, Chestnut posts, cream separhtors, - I h fl I d smg e a1'l'\ess y nets, co ,lars an pads, curry combs and brushes/lawn T

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PuJl Cream Cheese

Wafer Sliced Dried Beef Sweet and Sour Pickles Olives Hawaiian Island Pine Apple Pine Apple Chunks

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1 Kitchen Range ·1 Jewel Heating Stov 1 Corner Cupboard 1 Combination Book-case and desk 2 White Walnut Wardrobes About 50 cords IS-in stove wood Inquire of LINA WRIGHT BURC~.

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swings, churns, washing machinel;!, flower pots_ galvanized ware, tubs" , b k t t" 1 8h t' An ordmance to estabhsh Grades for uc e s, m ware, range ea mg to · 6 r to' 1 6" Sidewalks.. urb and Guttet'S. 001'D 1 v~, gas~ me S ~es. ovens, _ Pratt s, Baum s, Black sand Intel'urh Orad&- utile eut sit! of ' ThIrd ' Gukranteed to remove CoF.Jl8 national stpck foods, axl~ ~rease' l st~t !rom ' ortJl str t 1,0 '~Ylor 8treot. without pain or soreness H - g d te .lned t ' . ' urI> Grado- u tho weat 81de of Tlil.rd aVln e, rmeo , 0 gIVe up my \ 8.Lroot from . .0 rih at et to Ohapmall stroot,' llSc at Schwartz'. h rwm ware f? sa m od , l must make rb i:lrnd~Ou lth south sllle ot ran'k lln room or my 8'0 S. Road betwoou.'l'Wrd stroot. and ~1a1n stree , A ed' .' . . ' ' 'cr It of su( months WJlI be gIV- ' ' urb rtUlo-On tll aat sIde of Third b h ' . b k bl t IItreet from Tyler Iltl'OOt lO Frankllu Road, en y purc . ~l"glvmg an a eno e . ' A B g Beltor'dllluodbythecounclloftheVlUage • , .. IDES, ot WayuOIIvtUe o.hlO That the gradOll on C T H kAt ' the dllJerent Btroot.e ,nol1tioned In the tltlo ot _ _ -.:.. ........ lOw . . . . . . . . . . awe, uc. thia ordinance'be an.d the same are h_byOll' Ada 'wUl ' be Inlert.ec1 '1101101' 'bl8 head lor ta~~:1ll ~,::ll:':\nteI'8l!ctIOn ot cUrb lluOll twent.,-On cent ror tbree loaertl ... , "When ualng not mOI'6:Jhan live line., at the no~ east corner of Nortn antI Tiiiid trecLs, at Iln elevatlqn ot U!l.70fltOtr~ras.70

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.. 2 'SCORN HUSKEltS and 26 woI Be at Schwartz's 'tb:~~~'l!,:e:: I~tt;,:rt~~n'l'r.wuedl~rt~, men. 'A~pl.1. at ~the Waynesstrootli at an elevallon,ot 141.111 roo~ or vlHe Cannin" Co s office Corwin ,0., , ~~~au~~~r!'n~e~ Hr:~ui;;::~t'~~~~ at any hour of the day.' , 11n08 at tbe aout.b wOIIt corner of TWrd. and hapma street., a..dlllto.nco of 403 foot to an elovatlon ot U6.GO toot" . FOR~ ~ 8 -Iulllng at. IntenjOOlIoll ot urb linea at ~ tho.comer of 'rhll1l IItreet nnd Jfranklln. RO':lad~;:;~~;;::;,:;;;~~~;;;;;;~:;;~;-_~-:' ii! at an ~VPotloll or 154 fbot or G4 100' a&.ve ,!;he ~ ' UI~ Da~llm: nJDI'11r1g tluUlC6 J 11! rlMlt. to an I an 0 n orw D rn, , it! , I \,lltl()l1nfHG,6~recD . thence.JOil~eettoan hed , ...~oodwellof'wa.ar , it! ,,I aUon (It 140, ao Coot; thence tiO toot to an , - coal , Ifpee , .... ' l vatloll las t?Uf. ; ~hlln e Gil root t()' an ele-; Gan be l'1!o\ed at 10 per oeot 1n&8l'88.t. , ~~, el \atlon, ot1..14 r I., 'h DC:\) 1~1 root to the In- 'On inveat.men.", 118 ' It , ~ .tersectlon 01 curb \lollS ot lo' nl.llkllll Road,aud . o"n ... be boo"h. • • ~ til WillI;' Illde of fOJn stroOt to an elevation 01 obeltp: loqutre of M. VaDtJiUlltlt, ., , • • ' , ' • ,. 123,70 tOQt. , II, Becrlt;:nl~ Pot the lnte~tlon or ' curb UnOll. ~~~!!!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! " at the sou , west con;J~r of .E;~t:tII Addl~lon , at '.\'ylel' a tl ThIn). sld'e6lo11 at 811 ' IllevatlQD of lU ;30 toot or H,110 foot abovo the Village Datum ; running 'thence LIO (oo~ to lin el vatl011 ot ltS Coot; thence 2611 t L to I'll, elevllOelevation of j U,1I2 foot; tbert 100 ,toot to an ! LIOD or 152,26 teet', tllellOO 125 foot', 'to an • ./ elevatiol1 of 1I14,50Jeet; thence G4 foot to an rele\-atlou ot 154 teet; at the In~tlon of curb' 'linllS corner of 1'lilrd street ~l\l jo'ranklin Road, ' . All IIldewalkB", meutlolloo ,lu,th~ ' o~lnaDce not:be 1_ Ulan tour (4)'fect -wJde, Qr " Silvetware~ ,Watch~s, lIha" from curti .line to the propjlrtY UlIO at tbe op. ~ , r ' Han of the owne or, lIIent of such prolJOl'tr.' Clocks, Jewelry, R,ngs, All ordinanOO8 heretotore con1llctlng wIth,·' ~I" onllnll;.Dc6 are hereby repealed, , " ~ \ ' Thill ordinance IllaO take 'eft'ect aud be IJ:I Chain8~ etc.~ all New. force from ten daYI after Us lint pubUcatlun, r: , P&Il8IId at OouncU ' hamber this the &econj1 EngravJllg a Specb~lty (~d) d~y of A\.igust. 1909, A. D, ' ,.......-F--~:..-.-c----..!!.,+=.:~c=:-~~::-7.,....;;-:-:-:' '0. IJ. S~ITH. .faroI', I

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V. I. REUNION --e + ________ .. ____ The 79th O. V. L. as.'3ocia lion held: .~ I" CSt t . C" . Its annual r union in Wilmington lasl e -_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - The engagement of Miss Ruth M 'd' c lwar z was In mcmnati Mrs. J . H. Coleman j~ on the sick Tuesday. This regiment is popularBamhart. daughter of the late Frank on ay. list. Iy known as Colonel Doan's regi- !'dr, and Mrs. J . H. Coleman enter· Barnhart, formerly of this place, to Mrs. Tom 'Bur~h spent Frid~y in A. B. Sides and wife were Dayton m,ent." Ed ~tallick and Mahlon tamed 'Sunday for Mr, and Mrs. H. a prominent physician of Oklahoma RIdge attended from here, and bo l h C. Coleman . of Norwood. Dayton. visitors Saturday. City has been announced. Miss Ethel Williamson, of Dayton, gentlemen proclaim it the best re o spent Sunday at home, Mrs, Wm. Hoblit has been visiting union ever held , .K Burnett and family enterThe following card was received " " , . IfriendJI iD Indiana. The regiment had an unusual lameu MI'. and Mrs. H. C. Coleman too late for publication last week: W~. l~orp and Wife are vlsltmg Mrs. Stanley Sellers, of Columbus, pleasure at this "eunion- the pl'es- anll son. of NOI'Wood. Saturday. We leave California today on our is visitin~ relatives here. ence of Gilbert Van Zant, th young_ relatives In Darke County, retum journey but expect to spend Herbert Warwick, of Columbus, Mrs. George Thompson was taken est of the regiment and held bY';lan y . Mr.. C. . Hawke ent e rtained at some time in the middle west, but was a Waynesv ille visitor Saturday. slightly worse Monday. to b~ th~ younges~ ~egularly enlisted drnn er a nd . Alice Keys at supper be;n~ all the time on the move it will Roy Irons and family are home ' . ' . soldier In the clvll war. He was Joriday for Mr . Stanley SeHers and be impoyible for us to get the Gafrom nay ton during the canning sea. MISS Marla Sto~~ ~rrJved home born and passed his boyhood in Port and daughters, of Columbus. zette as much as we would enjoy its last week from a Vlslt 'm Kansas. William. enlisting at the age of thir. son. weekly visits. so please discontinue. . Miss Clara Hawke isvisiti~g her ~en years and serving until the regMrs, Eva Miller entertn ined at We expect to spend next Sabbath in Miss Stella Lemmon, of Dayton , Sister, Mrs. John Fromm in Dayton. Iment was mustered out at Washing. supper Wednesday Mr d M ' . Salt Lake CIty. . W. T. Frame. . ton D C M V Z t' '11 . . . an r•. was the guest of friends here last week. H. D. Brydon. of Springfield, Is . ' .• r. a~ an IS sti A. C, While and son Dewy. of Owens. • W. O. Guatin won first premium the guest of D. L. Crane and family. :~~~~~tIvelYHy~ungd 10 tahPpeaedr~nce boro. Ky,. Mr, and Mrs , Upshere ' CI L'! f X . ' M ISS ara Ie, 0 ema. IS. the . , IOn. els un er em !Urn White. in the competition for the best threeguest of R v. and Mrs. J. F, CadwaL F. B. Sherwood and family attend· heIght and of trim figure, act ive year-old roadster stallion, and also lader. ~yQuart.erlY Meeting at Selma Sun· ~nd alert in manner and a~paren~ly Mrs, Douglas Berryhill enter. pulled down first prize for four-yearS. D, Everly and wife, of Dayton. . I~ perfect health: He reSides wI.th tained Sunday at dinner in honor of old readster ~elding and three-yearwere "uests of O. J. Edwards and Mrs. Ed Retallick and Miss Helen hiS, moth~r an~ a s~ster at AI.e~andrJ~, her daughter Flora. who has just reo old roadster ~elding. Mr. Gustin wife Sunday . Stokes. tvere Dayton visitors last Va. ThiS, was hiS first VISlt to hiS turned from Oxford college. The was also awa.rded first premium for invited guests were Misses Susan week. old home m about forty years. the best match roadster team. In Horace Zell and wife, of Xenia, '., Miss L' .' Ct ' h f S ' Mr. RetalJick told us of an incident Wright Ellen Sherw~od Mary Gray addition to this Mr. Gustin pulled g were guests of Frank Zell and wife field IZZ~~ ar wrl t ,? dPrhmg. in Wrbich Van Zant proved himself a Ona and May Strawn' • ' down.second pri~e in the competition ' ': was e gUfBt 0 f f rlen s ere hero. During the trip through the . last Wednesday. of three-year-old ~eneral pU1.'POse last weelr. Caro I'mas th e b oys got a pony for . Miss Leona Schwartz, of Cincinnati stallion. Earl Everly and wife. of Dayton, him, and he rode the pony twenty Mr. and Mrs. Ec;I Retalhck 8?d spent Sunday with her brother F. C. are at the 'home of O. J. Edwards for miles amid hostiles, and delivered a Mi!!s ,Helen Stokes attended a fanuly Schwartz and family . . 'T he followin~ post card was rea short visit. ' message all right. A the close of reU?IOn at Marcell us Thackera's near W. F. M. S. ceived Tuesday, which ,is self-explan. Miss Edna Stout is attending the . the war by hard work he finall Sprmgboro Sunday. Others present: atory: , . A very Interesting meeting of the Warren County Teachers' Institute .Mrs. Emma Chancellor, of Wi!- got po~~ion of the pon' 'lnd t:" Stephen Burnett and family, Earl "Seattle, W~:-Greetings to the W. F. M. S. of the M. E. church at Lebanon this week. . mtn~ton. lpent T~esday with George er than give the pony :~, re::sed B~rnett a~d family, Will 'M~11 ' a~d Miami Gazette from Seattle, ·Wash., was held at the home of Mrs. F. H. Mrs. Clyde Hiatt and little daugh. Oakm Sr.} and WIfe. transportation home. Wife Austm Tha~kera and WIfe and from a former resident of WaynesFarr last Wednesday afternoon. ter returned to their home in Win. Mr. and Mrs Fred Henderson and •Harold Thackera. vUle, now a resident of Cripple Creek Mrs. Farr assisted by her s.ister, Mi~ chester, Ind. , last Friday. . ~aughter, Kathl1n, were Lebanon BASE BALL --Col., Lawrence Moran." Pierce, dressed in Japanese costume, visitors last Thursday. Mrs. Ed Bogan entertained a pleas.Mr. Moran is ' enjoying a visit at received the guests. The meeting Aaron ?handler ~nd WIfe went to " The Waynesville boys went to ant house party last week. Those the Exposition, now going on at was opened ~y singing a missionary Sel,ma ~rlday mornmg ~ attend the Mrs. E. B. Howlat:td, of Wdmmg- Clarksville Sunday and played that t 'R W H O'N all Seattle. ton, and Mrs. J. E. Hockett were team six innings when a storm came pr~se~f werfe'ft evd· • O'hi·· Me hymn after which a prayer was of- Friends Quarterly Meetmg. lI'1lests of Mrs A Maffit T esd d an Wl e, 0 roa way, o. rs. fered by the preiident, Mrs. W. T. Perry Pence and wife attended the ,.: . u ay. up an put an en? to the game. The Mary A. Cleaver. of Harveysburg, Mr. and Mrs. John A. B, Roberts Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Howell and Mr, boy~ put u~ a gllt·edge gan:t e , and Mrs. Ella Wysong ' and daugqter, of Gilliland. Miss Dora Elli,S gave a de- funeral of Miss Huth Barnhart at announce the marriaite of their scriptive tall5. on "Home Life in JaSpringboro Saturday afternoon. and Mrs. Frank Howell, of Port Wi!- bad Clarksvdle bested as the score Cincinnati T. E. Hamilton and Miss daughter pan." Miss Sybil Hawlre read a BeJesse Lewis and. wife left Thursday li~, are a.ttending.the auto races in ~~d 3 to 0 at the end of ~he sixth Ethel Mur~ay, of Dayton. Olive Alma entitled, "A Japanese Idea of . f T led he M r __ • Indlaaa})9hs this week. mnlDir· There wer~three hIts made ---- - lection to .Beaven," 'and Mise Helen Gilliland m~rmng or ,9. .0, w ~ r."o:og\IVJ8 . • - ,; , by each team, and two errors eac h FORTY FEATURES , Mr. Homer Charl~ Couch on, "Our Work in Japan." An TIlus. wtll commen<;e hIS tour for the ~ CHILDREN'S DAY EXERCISES The Clarksville team may play ~ on Wedneeday, the eleventh of trated Trip through Japan was then son. Ch'ld ' D ' a return engagement with the boy, Think of it! F~rty new fea,ttire,s~--'-~August, given by twelve ladies. During the Little Helen Schwartz, who lias I , reD 8 ay was observed at here. promised at an Exposition where -Qne thousand, nine hundred aRd nine social Session that followed dainty spent the last seven weeks with reJa- the Lytle. M. E. church last S~day --- "features" have always predomi. Peoria, Illinois refreshments were served. uves in Cincinnati, returned home ~moon. A short but very mterOVER THE PHONF. nated. Yet this is the , 'bold anAt ho~ after October flrst, Rock· ---::._....._ . Sunday. estmg and Plett~ program was preHello! nouncement of the managers of the ford, Illinois. • _ • WAS NOT MARRIED Ernest Robinson arrived home sen~ by the chIldren. Mrs. Jones, What ? Ohio State Fair, to Le held in Col~ DEDlC..\TION OF SCIENCE HALL Sunday evenin~ after a pleasant vis- Suttermtendent of the Cradle Roll Girl? umbus, August 30.31. September 1• . In the. marriage licenses at the it of. ten days with relatives in Department reported a t0b!:l enrol~Twelve pounds? 2,3,' next, and that they will fully : . 00 Baturclay aUemoon" Aopa. court house appears the name!! of Chicago. ment of forty-three. ~peclal musIc Gee whiz! make good i~ every detail, 21at,.' 2, -n. m., WllmlDgtOn college Albert M. · Murphy, 20 and Luria was rendered by the choIr and a duet Th" h F dH k h l Ent" th ft' d ~ r B h .MI'ss Orpha Hoc' kett I'S spe ' ndl·ng a b M' M' . D k . . IS IS W at re artsoc P oned r1p.s m e compe 1 IVe epar~will formally dedloate her Dew Sci. umett, 20. T e young man, not Y lSSA mOle u ~ and Zilla G l t~- in and he is weal'ing the smile that ments of the Exposition closed Sat. 8D<!& JUll. Thia bOlldlng ORn be ap being of age, had to take his mother couple of weeks at the pleaaant coun- ens. t th~ conclUSIOn. ~f the cl~ll- won'tcome off. ' Ul'day last, with the largest entry list preolated on1, by being Men. For to the court house to get the licenlie, t~l' homeo.f her brot}'el'. D. H. Hook- drens ex.rcls?B Rev. Gtlhlan~ dell . • - • •in . its hi tory, and not a claes that reuoD it will opeD from 8 to hut it appeared that the Burnett e.t. and wife. ered a sp!endld ~k ~n educattonand INSTALLS NEW ENGINE in its seventeen distinct depart10 ... m. and from IS SO 1 :30 p. In.. family were not satisfied with the Mrs. J. H. Caskey. of Lebanon, preparat~on for hfe s .work. Everv . . , ments but what will be w.ell reprefor - IDapecl*ion by frieDa. aDd via. arrangements, and called the affair and Fred Caskey, of Columbus, were word of It had the rmg of truth. The ca~nmg compa~y .m~tal l ~d.a sented; Ohio's reputation as the I~. . . off. The youn~ man retUrned the guests of frienQs here Wednesday The attendance at Sunday Schoel was new engme last Friday m t~elr leading ~position of the Union will one hundred and twenty·five. In- tomato departr:nent. The whistle not be jeopardized this season if the . The fa011l.'I88 in lOieDOG teacblDg !ice~se It!0nday, and the young lady night and Thursday. . ' wblob 'bl. ' bulldlDg will brio; to 18 still Wlth her parents. . ' . deed the averaite attendance has blew for the first time this seasol1 number and quality of exhibits en-WUmtDI~n.co1l8ge .. 'he equal of • -. Mrs. LoUIse Woolley and Mas.teJ.:. -been remarkabTy goOd,.all summer Tuesday morning and for the next led' th b ' . d '="lhe beet ' 0011-,10 ,the aRte and OUR PQ~T CARDS Ji;than Crane have been visiting rela. 'r his certainly speaks well for th; few weeks the wheels will go around el~ lIl ' fi e tasl~g m/x. I h·b· -Uves in Spring Valley and attended untiring efforts and industry of the every day h agnr cen e uca 10fntah ex I ~ts. au-'or to tb"t of many. . We have recel'ved a number of th H II d . S t d '. . I L'.owever are no t all 0 e commg 1'""66 e 0, an reumon a ur ay. Superintendent Mrs Mar..... retJohns .. - • 't" b ' The even' 'wUl be a notable ODe, calls for our series of post cards in " .. A FAMILY REUNION c,XPOSl IOn. as super amusemept beoauae Dr. Stanley Coulter . will out-of.town orders. The former Messrs Harold Howell. Russell 'DEATH OF OLD CITIZEN and entertainm ent will be programed . etve the ' addreu. '" Dr. ' Ooalter ia residents want them, and anyone Parlett and Raymond Conner reo -__ The Hisey· Williamson family reun- both day and night, inc\urling Pai ;s Dean of ~be SoleDoe D.,partment of writing a great deal ought to send tum~ Sunday eNening from AtlanMr. George Hinkle, an old ~d ion will meet at the home of J. W. Manhattan Beach .Fireworks; Kopp's Pardoe Uoh.eraUy, and thoroogbl~ them to distant friends. Call and tic City and other Eastern points. respected citizen passed away at 6:30 Hisey, Thursday, AUSij,lst 19,1909. Military Band; Miss Wilmine Ham- " known in 'he Middle 'Welt aa an see thom and 'vou wI'11 take a dozen TueSday morning. Mr. Hinkle, has All relatives of the family are most mann, vocalis t; Spellman's twenty ~ , Mrs. Mary Printz, of Oronogo, Mo. been fn bad h ealth for a long time cordially invited to be present. emineD' Ohtle'lan teaober of 101 or more. . , stupendous shows: ten sterling free 8n08,( An edua.Rlooal e~eDt of tbie • - • and Mrs. Libbie Whalen, of Franklin. with heart disease, but had gotten , - - feature acts; three daily spirited klDd .hould be induoeDlent to • NeW SIDEWALKS ./ Ohi~, have b~n guests of Mr. and better and was in town only a few CLEAVER-CARR-RICH REUNION harness races: while as its leading brinK tbe oollele and high. eohool . M~ C. D. Reed, for the last week days ago. Last Thursday he was . . . . feature in t his line 'an'n ouncement is people of, tibia aeOtiOo of Ohio to~ Main 8treet is undergoing a great CharleS E. Wright and family, of taken WO\'ge and the end came Tues. The Cleaver:C~rr-Rlch reunion Will made that those kings of the turf, pther. '-:verybody Ie oOrdilllly ID~ change in sidewalks. and it wont be Duquense, Penn., were the guests of day , be held at ~Ich 8 grove on .~Ugust Dan Patch ano' Mi~or Heir, will on vtted. ~e larle oomfor~hle .om: llong before one c&J:1 . walk on either Emmor Baily and · family on li'riday.. At the time of coing to press no 28th: AI.l f~lends of the famlhes are Tuesday, August 31. meet in a battle aodiSOrium on lIle OIlInPUB will laide of the street on cement and Dr. A. T. Wright and family on word was received as to the funeral cordlatly mVlted. t~a!tend. . royal for the world'b speed supremaeoommodate OV8~. 2,000, people, " walks. The greatest difference is'in Saturday and Sunday. arrangements. EX-GOV. TAYLOR acy. taking away the fine shade trees. E. L. Allen and wife. of CinoillJUlti • - • Other novel innovations of the Ex • - .', SERIOUS ILLNESS " .- - ' - '. came up Friday evening to attend .S")CIAL A SUCCESS The lecture of Ex·Gov. Taylor, of position will be displaysofthe handiU k D vis tak·..l •' MT. HOLLY REUNION the Collett and McKay picnic and The M·. E. social at the Township Kentucky, was one ofthe finest heard work of inmates of the various state Mre • •ar a ~as t:n serlMt H 11 . , • f ts of his mother Mn ,houae waa a success Satur d ay even- a bout here f or al ong'time, an d, t hose I'nstl'tutl'ons, affordl'ng' opportu' nl'ty ously ill Frid!lY; and .haa been grow. ' 0 Y IS prep~mg or a reun- were gues . ' ". Th oceed for all to bec'ome faml'II'ar .wI·th what A t Sa ' h C Allen over Sunday mg. - pr s were something attending were doubly repaid. ' ' " t be h Id b S tu--' inl'worae ev.en d aye She wBs'taken· IQn 0 e · n a roay,' , Ug1lS ra • "$'1 • _.. Ohio is doin" in caring for and ' edutA» Miami hospital TUesday momi~ 21st, in Hou~b's wOods. Everybody Mr. and, Mrs. Harry Brown and over. ..,- ...- - as an operation wasdeemednecesaary is, invited to come with w.ell:611OO two children, of DaytoR~' have been NICE MESS OF FIS.H . WILL MOVE BACK ca,ting her wards; installatioll of a ' . bUke~ and enjoy the picnic. A good ' • complete domestic Science depart" • . _ • ., FOR SAL~ . program h8!J ~ prepa'l'e4. spetl~i~g ~heir vacati~n with ,-Ml'$. OttA» Bornick surely had a nice Miss Stella Lemmon and two broth- ment in the women's building; prac~____' . '. .. _ . . , Brow,n Brparents, Mr. and M1'8: ~. 0., mess of fish last Friday: morning. ers have taken the Wright property, tical demonstration, of sdentificroad 'MIlUnery 8tOre. Old , stand ,a nq OPERATION .'pi;RFORMED ' Bur:nett, on the Dayto~ road .. '\ He 'was <MIt Thursday and landed a and will move back to 'Waynesville building; daily lectures by expertIJ . ' . ' ,'~ " " lrlis8 Emma lIill retu'm ed to hel' ,We.-Ib. blue cat, and a 2oIb. · bass. about September l,s t. ' on topi!!S of vital importance to a~ri. ' eatabUabed . trade. Owner ~ t\y~ Ito.... and , ftDda ~iudbiUty . too David Hathaway, of near Lebanon; home in W,ilmingt,o n, Tn-,ll ..y. af."r ' • -- • ' . • - • culturist&, and many others ~ ual~ .........., "'i' IS MUCH BETTER , . 1 . te' "h '. h " healY. Inquire " of 'Jennie Hardin, father of 'Mrs. 'It:. B Sides, under. an extended 'Visit ;With ·Mrs. Esther . LOTS Of. QOOD FISHINQ y as m restmg as t . ~ ones ere , Morrol'l;O ••.. ,Phone 78. ' .' ,. - ' went an' opera , ,.~on 'S aturday an,d ' iB Siout and fa"'Uy, ReY'. an , d Mrs. J. F. '. ', m... takincr, advantage ' 'of Mn. ,. .. u .. , m·entioned. ' J , /, ~ , ., "'~le 0007 D' luurray, '.Wh 0, I·t·IS 'th ougull N bef h " h t: t '. wid , • II '" .• • ~" T in,a prilCarious conc:Utlon •. Hi8nj!rV~ ~wall~er and Mra~ Agn,88,Wl'igh.t, · th~)Up ",ater and are fishing out W~ p~yzed, is muc/l better, and .. ' ever: . ore as s~c s.,. e.~ . 1847. ROCIERS 8RO.:t. , ' O~8 ,",,~m 1'ilIt&fD. _eel. q~te:a shOCk • .and ~auahter. _ ' thepoOla. tor earp. They aregettin~ bOnAA are entertai.ned ,fo,r her ulti- mterest been shown In the ExPosI- - -tion, ~d with the superb entert8iri.. . Olr~otherpqe we all atte7:ltfon ' . ' NO B.tND cONCEIT'. , \ . ,~~ Oart~'ria'ht. otChiCl&'O,. ~18 lo~ ~tMml" • _. ' . ' .: mate ~v~~.• _ • ment ~rogn:uned, . and the Introduc- . to all ~ ,~t , ad~ the .ve, 1, >' . tn.to~ .•" , ~u~. I, He,eam~~~ ' LADIES' AID SOCIETY POSTP6NEMENT tion of .m any novel educational feat.· f D81bed fainoUi ware. You·. can do, "On ICCOJll1t of ~e lIln_ of Mrs. take home , bJ8 little IOn, Levenna. ·, . ._ .. _ ' . urea, it is-a fo~one .concl~i~ tbJt lIP Wtertban ~ parchue of ~re. Alaric DaVlJlj .t ¥N will be no ' ban~. 1{bo hal b8ea spendm., tb~ ~mmer ·The Iadlee of the II. E. Cbulch TbeSeara'reunion has been post. the coming Ex~ition win outrank llabIeware, u It ,,"idlY.. ~ that , co~~uiiicfay eveninC. 'but aut wltb.~ poandparen~ 1If. and lin. , will bold a market In the Tqwnsblp' ,PODed un~l Aupst.28th on', accOWlt any cif Its pJedecellOl'8 ,rom evvi ....." ' . , " weelttbeN will \Ie a,.bfa ~ S. L. ~ . boa. .tar4ar, o'clock. .. of ,death. " Viewpoint~ , The rains of Saturday night and Sunday had the effect of swelling the river to overflowing , and Monday morning thE' water was all over the road. The severe lightning burned out the phones and part of the electric lights. The lightning and rain was worse north of town, and many places are reported being struck with lightning. Mont Hoblit lost three fine Jersey cows, George Query, residing near Spring Valley, lost two fine cat· tle, H. H. Clemmer. residing near Fairfield, had three hogs killed. D. H. Miller, residing in Xenia township, had one hog killed, D. M. St. .John, had one of his fine cows killed. Dur· ing the heavy rains of Sunday after· noon the main line of the Penns,1lvania road was flooded at points near Waynesville, Spring Valley and Wi! berforce. and at each place the trains were forced to run through water. The tracK was not washed out. The water over Corwin Avenue had subsided by Monday evening, so that foot passengers could come over. In some places the wind blew hard, and eorn was badly blown down. Altogether it was the worst storm experienced through this section for a good while.

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repron hes of th e world 'fll gen 'rat, allQ • 'il' Pel I' noll r..ad)~ Hnwlo? haw In p~-t.rtlclllar~ In n 'gal'd 10 runnin g IIW8Y ' wlLh an h II' SI! . I l)ad on r.oQlfprt, ' hQW v 1'; Dllphn full ' b H V ~l lll my di s lnlr ' , t 'dn\' ~s; nnfl I can -sincere ly sny T wis hful lJllphfW ' ::; fortull at the bo ttom of (h ~ s II , If' 1 CQuid bill h av ' woo r1 and won h I' In the ordirulry courso of v<1 n! ". Uidy Al'uh!.'1I1l tnlv!.'1 d just nh ltd nf us, hilt to'llc 0 '(,l1s lon II) ahow h I' un ge r and I' se utment agai n t us In o" e ry way. Ahout halt' th e rll s lanc to Scarboroug h we me t filII In the road n Iravl'lIug charlot. and In It w re Sir Pe l l' lint! Lurly Hnwk s hnw. found that Lh bos tl e rs h ad ar nfl ti th eir nIOl\(' Y, a nll UHl.t th e Huwks huws' chnlso' had brok n down a l lells t onc In every s luge. Wh e n wo mOl nIH! sto[l ped, Arabella I ollghtl'!I. and so did we, und so did , tho HawkRhaws ; and the first word lhu l W 11S s pul, >n wus hy Dapbne. "Uncl o P e to r," she said, "doo't fi y Ilt nlchnrtl. If YOll llI.ust lmow It, I rn,n nway with him; for I nm sure, ul · I hough he Is as bra v as a l!on , It ne.: l' wOlllu hav ' dawued UJlon h im to

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HIS PLEASURE . A LA'TE ' ONE. p~o bablY i'y1r. H'ogan Old Not Reallte . Ju s l W hat M,lght Be Made of HI. Expresaron,

THE LANGUAGE OF THE GAME.

BIL.L STUBBS OF KANSAS.

' He nmbt'd to th e A-ono sack;" l{ansas vie ws tb e IIctlviUes or lho "Tho prallo wi Ider 800n wus whlfted;" new governor with ~ee l lng8 or aim st 'Umps wU"cd tho orator wa.y bac\e:" unmix ed joy. Du t the railways, wbom "A Wilbur \"rlght tho batter blfted;" he dlscjplln ed with lln nnti· puss III IV 'rls h ro ugnln, brothers a llrhe pl(,lIslJIIl languuGo o{ ba8cbatl. and severlll OUI I' fonu s or drnstlc 'He I('ullcd ngaln;;t tho hurler's s tnnt;" I sls la tlon bes ld s th o pu bli c commls· "T.lle cnlcher PUIH;od blm by tw o teet; " sian lllll, have anothe r Idea about him. "What do you think of Stubbs'!" a 'Of blllgl s we were somewhat I!cu nt;" "Su ch . pltball Bon' WI wera ha'r d to vlsllor ask ed one or the ox·rallway . bea t :" lobbyists, Besldo It ctassl tongues !leem tame"Well," he r epli ed, " he reminds mo rho langunge of the gl9rlou8 gumo. oC lhe sto ry oC a Norlh Carolina 'H e whangcd tho shy, clusl\'e pili :" weddin g. "fhey as tbe Lord have "Tho garden guardilln speared tho jlned, let no Illlln put aSllnder, ' SIlYS sphere;" 'The blenchel'lIes yelleo: 'Oh, you BtIt!' .. th e parson, "ned Casoy wos th e cnnnoneer:" "'Par son,' says the brideg room, 'I ~o doubt ot It-spring has th e Ooorrises to question your g r a r)lIDUr In that When bose ball taU, bUll bloomed oncl! sentence. We wa nts th is wedding more. done right.' "When the smoke had clea red away Some Eating, An Icelandic legen u relates thnt the bride loolted around on a dead pon on e occaslcn Tbor ate without minister, a deud brother, a dead brldo· l ny aSSistance, save that of being groom nnd several otbe r della luen Iy· provided with tbe rations, eight Ing near, and sighed: " 'Them new·fangled, selt·cockln' r eo ~almon, a full·grown ox, a large Quantity ot sweetmeats and three tlr· volvers,' snld she, 'sure has \llayed \lell klns of "sparkling mead.:' No wonder with my pros pect.s.' .. be was a husky god and wns a fine TOO (;OSTL y, hand wi th a ham mer . T he bold men It the north strove to emulate Thor's prowess as a trencherman at ev ery reast they ha d, sometimes with astonIsblng success. Those were Indeed brave days , before Indigestion bad corne to vex the world and centuries before man ever dreamed that he had an appendix,

Cn (.y Wil S rl Ntd, ani:! lo do honon to hIm Lha IIIfmlbc rs of th e 'J'hlr t nth dis trl ' t 'I'll III l'II:1ny organlzn!-i0l;l at .. L IIli ed thll flln 1'1\1 In 1\ llody, so ys t he N ew York PI' ~ S. Slowly H.nd sadly tltey til d pilat the cotlln nnd took a lat;t loo l( at th eir d purtell omrade. At th e uOor Nidi mau pauscd to shu\\e ha nds wllh th sorrClw lng widow llnd to ll111 rlllUr 1\ f W word s nr l'ondul · lJ co. \Vb n It elllll to l\Ilr. Ji oglln 's tW'n, h e rc tlllll\-d llOSH('llll lo n of h l' hand', whil e he dellv rl.d Il I nglhy oration con· e 1'lI111g th o goud quulltlos of the de, flllll' L ;\1 I'. Cnse y . "S ul' e, ·tis plnin you Itn e w my bus· hand woll, ~ I I' , " said llle l a rful t'!1.rs. 'nRcy . .

"Ollly hy Rlghl, ma'am, only by sight," 1r. !l ogan hastel)ed to ex· plnin , " I no\'pl' had th e plells ul'e of me tin' him ' tii to·day."

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wou ld not have wf'lghed Gil es' life at a pc uny. 1), Duph n , whose faith In Eczema Made Ha nds and Feet Swell, (CopyrIght, lllOO, Dobbs·MurriU Co.) 1'1111 away wllh mo, If I had not put the hUl11an nat ure was ang IIc, In h I' bePeel and Get Raw-Arms Affected, Id a In his head ancl l;cp t It thero." li('f In ultlmat good, pray d n nd beSYNOPSIS. Too-Gave Up All Hope of Cure. . ~ Ir," r said, "an d madnm," turnin g sought Arllhe lln to leave the count ry At 14 yrnrs of age AdmIral SIr PClr r J-1 n .... l,shliw·" neph w, Hll'lIIcrd lilyn. ( I' ll to Lady Hawl,s hllw. "I beg you will hol'o'ro the tria l cam e ol'f; but . .Ara~ QuIckly Cured by Cutlcura. d(' pl y In love til Ors t sl"ilt wIth Lady not IIs ton to lhls young lady's plea. I hella on ly said cant mptuously: ATILt. lin Slormont, who Apurn " hl l! at"You are a child and a chit . Gites tentions. Th" Ill d. un orphll )\. ,,'ns "Iv 'n am wholly res ponslh le for tllO elr nm· "I sul'fered from czoIila. on my n bPrth !IS mIdshipman 0 11 th o ,\ j l\ X by stances of 0111' manlng-e. I can , how· V 1'110n contemplated dOing nle tho hands, arms nnd feet fol' about.twelve hi .. IIm'le. OIll'S V rnon. )\ phow or SIr ever, anti <10, eait heav e n to witness. greates l wrong a man ca ll do a woman. Thom n!l Vernoll, b(l 'lITlll> the I)j) y' ~ ll!ll. yoars, my ha nd s ancl fc t wOIlI(1 swell, The,y ath'ndell 0. th nt!'r wh (,rll Hnwl,- that 11 I' fOl'lun had nothing to do Do YOll thin k I sball le t him go unswoat and Itch, th n wou ld become Ilhaw's nephl'w saw Lndy Aru\)ulla. Vl'r- with It, flnn I. s ho uld h avo b en hnllPY Jlu nlshed? If so, ho w littlo do yo u 11 n m t 1'hlllp OV('r t Oll. n xt In line 1o, callous nnd get vOI'y dry, then peel Str 'l'homntl Vernoll's ('sta le. They Mtart, ancl prolld to talw hc r, with ~he cloth s 10l0\\' Arab Ita Stol'llIonU" off and got raw. I trl od moat ev ry cd a du I ,vhl l' h was Intorruptllli. V' rnHn . on h,,!r,b ack, and nothi ng more." Thon I, from . Inya!ty to Giles; and O,'erton and Hawkshaw's neph w found kin d of salve and ol.ntnmul wllbout Sir Pot ' I' h gnn to splitter, but Lady not from any hope 1 had · from Lady themselv s a U.racted by prelly Ladl; Ara , success. J tri ed sevoral doctors, but bella. The Ajax In bllll l d fen toll 1, r nch Hu.wks haw cut him sbol't. Arab li n, w nt to h e r and ronde my a t last gave up thinking there was a warBhlps In lhe Mcdll rrnn cuu. RIcha rd "Exactly what you said, Sir Pe te .. , 1I J1J1 ut. She hl'ard all illY pr ayers Ol)' n gon '£2,000 prIze m6n()y. H e "'LIS cure fo r eczema. A frl nd or mine called home by Lady Hawkshuw Il8 ho wltliin an haul' of our marriage." withou t the s lightest sig n of re lenting, Insist d ' on my trying t he Cutlcura was /lbou t to "blow In" his nrn lngl! wIth Thus were Sir Peter's guns dis, Vernon. At 0. Ho.wkshaw party GlYn displaying with her lap·dog the while. At Remedl s, bui I did not give them a. covered that Ludy Arnb lIa was a poor mounted. last, 1 Bald to h e r: trIal until 1 got so bad th nt I bad to but perSistent gambler. He talkod much "And, Richard nnd Daphne, you are 'With rtier cousi n Daphne. Lady Arabella "Tell me, at I ast, who Is to be beneThat Kind of a Man. do something. I securcd a Bet IUld by agllln s howed love tor gaming. Later she n couple of fools . to run away, whe n , The Georgians ot Augusta are tbe time th ey w e re used I could see a. filed by the con·v lctiOn of GlIes Ver· held Glyn and OVerton prisoners, thus delaying the duel. In the 0" rto n-Ver- If you had onl y had a IIUl e PIl' non? Not you, ce rtainly; for you wUl chuckling over a new anecdote about vast Improvem nt and my bands and • non .uel, neIther was · hurt. Lady Ara- tience, I would have had you be loathed and shunned by all." Mr. Taft. feet wer e healed up In no time .. I bave bella l1UmlUated Richard by her pranks. handsomely married a t St. George's, :RIchard a nd Olles shipped on a frigate. Mr. Tart, It seems, drove out one "The pe rson dea r est to me In ~e bad no troublo s ince. Charles T. Giles was ca)Stured by tho F renCh. Slr Hanover Square . But least said, soonworld," sl\e replied; "the person I love afternoon to see a GeorgIa planter. Bauer, Volant, Pa., Mar. 11, 1908." Peter arranged tor 111e exchang . Daphne . showed a liking {or Olyn, who was est me nded, SIr Peter, kiss Daphne, better than my life or my soul," IUld fhe planter's co~ k, a very old woman, Potier Drua ... Obam. Oo rp~ ,Solo ProPL, BollIA. th n 21 yoars ot age. Giles was relealjed. then, as If s he had admitted too much, takes no Interest In public affaIrs. Gllel and RI hard planned elopements. Blr Peter object d to lhe .plan to w d YOU NEVER KNOW YOUR LUCK. she stopped, turned pale, and seemed and she did not recognize the portly a hne. By clever ruses Giles a nd Rt chaltogether disconcerted. She had, In guest. eloped with Lady Arab lIa and aphnc, re8P6c:tlvely. The la tter pair "What dId you thInk of that gen· trl,lt.h, admitted too much. The person '!Were married. Daphno was pleased; Arashe had eve r loved be tter tban be r tieman, Martha!" the planter asked, bella raved In anger. afte.r Mr. Taft had driven off. so ul was Phlllp Ove rton. OeraldJne-1 don't believe In fllrUnl, CHAPTER VIII,-Continued. "Well, sir," old Martha. replied; ") Gerald-NeIther do 1. The . {aat I bad the selt'possesslon to leave Arabella answered his appeal by a he r then, and wen t off by myself to can't say as I saw nothiD' pertlckler tIme 1 trled It 1 was aued tor breacb laugh ot scorn, which seemed to cut think ove r the strange moUve whIch about hIm. He looked to me like the of prom,lse. him like a knife; and then, shaking ha.d been re vealed to m e. Arabella's kInd of 'man as would be pretty reg-ler ---~-me o~, he ~houted' to her : ' The Flnlah,/ Infatuation for Overton had always to hIs meals." "I know wby you wIn not be mIne, WIllie tea.ed the lion heen abnormal, touched wltb unreason l At the circus" don't you know; It Is that pIous, hypocrttlcal hOllnd, HER FIRST RACE. And could fate have woven a close r He'll ne'c.r more be Interes ted Ovei'ton, But I tell you now, my lad y, web around Gtles Vernon than In mao In any other ahow. 1t you marry him, I'll have his life. king him fall so madly In love with TaKe note of what I say-I'll bave .bis SaltJng a Diamond Mine. Arab \10. Stormont? Ufe." Howard DuBoIs, the noted mIning Giles had prom ptly surrendered hIm· ~~To whlcb Arabella, after a pause In 'englneer, told a good story to the snU, ri ghtly judging n trial better than Shc-Y s, they are engaged. I wblch her iace grew deeply r ed and Tech men recently, lliustraUng the being a fugitive from justice and a deknow s he r efused him twlc , but the then pa\e again, said: "art" of saltIng a dIamond mIne. The seorter from the n aval serV:lce. He rethird tim e he proposed she accepted "Yau~ own llle Is .Ia j (lopardy. The slory was told of a man In South blm , paired to .York. atter bavlng duly r& . Jibductlon or Q.Il heiress is a capItal ofAfrica who, whUe walking ported to tbe. admiralty, and was jailed Her Husband-Served him right , ~ense, and YQu shall b e triad for your lnmedlately, and-ffit:l.leted, )Ue If It tl!.kes every shilling of my Defined. The Hawkshawfj, my Daphne and t fortune to do It. · You shall see What "Sny, pop, what's civil se.rvlce?" ensued eIght remained In Scarhorough during ' the l'i . ave done!~' ---1-~'u~~~~mm~w6nr~nn~ndruttelnrl~~Elh1 -1~8 an act governing the two dreadful months t hat passe d be- . began to fly tbrough the air at a rapId service In the de partment, the CUB1 shuddered· at these words, for I to r the trial ' came off. SIr Peter rate tor the land, when tbe host's wife toms, th e postal. the government print.s a,w I ~ was no Idle threat. If g iles easily got: leave trom tbe ,a dmiralty called out to her husband, "Why, Ing-" I!ontemplated .vlolence toward Over· fOr m e, hoping, not only that my t esU· "But, dad, whnt does It m ean'" Jobn, ,..bere are· the other two'" . The l.on, I bad not the sll~htest doubt that many, but the eXaml)le of the tellclty "M ean ? It means whe r e a busy sequel of the itory was lett to th. Arabella was fully cll-pable of ,keeping Playing with Her Lap:.Oog tho While. In which Daphne and I lived, might not imagInation • . man rus'h es Into the postomce to buy ' her word .i n the dreadful bUsl.ness. be without Its el'fect upon the jury that some stamps, falls In line, walts an Daphne thougbt so, too, for s he ran aud shake ha nds with Richard." tried Giles. DIlClplinel hour and 20 mInutes betore (each. And a s I am a sinner, she actUally 'forward, and f putting her h ands ove r Offers of money to assist In his deFrom the classroom occupIed by tl•• Ing tbe window-then, after tenderforced Sir P e te r to do both, although Arabella's mouth, cried: came from many quarters and fense rougbest boya In the Sunday Ichool Ibg a hundred·dollar tilll, hears tbe tal. . "No, no! dear .Arabella, take that I saw he mortally haled It. from several · ladles-two In especial, came gTeal uproar. A secretary Ir low·faced clerk murmur pleasantly: back!" ' Arabella's turn came next. She ad, her grace of AUqhester and Mrs. the next room:wen't to Investigate " 'Wbolesale stamps at th e next wIn"But I will not talce It back," replied vanced and said, wllb a bitte rness that Trenchard, Lady Ha.wkshaw, however, Complete silence followed the open dow, please!' "-Bohemian. Arabella; "and I .shall Ioclge Informa- struck a chill to my h eart: claimed the llrlvllege ot beal'lug the Be-I'm going to have a fiver OD Ing of the classr~om ' door. ' ·tlon against this wretch a s soon as I "Slr Peter, as you Imow, I was car· expenses ot the trIal out of h e r private "Have you a . teacher?" can return to S carhorough-wblcb I rled off by that wretch who disgraces for ~.une, whIch was large. Sir ' Peter Bullrusb et 10 to 1. Sbe-I'm atraM you're ' late; U's "No." shall do In ' the pos t·chalse; luckHy, t hl g uniform, Lle ut. Giles Vernon; but and .s be had It hot and heavy, he deball·put ~o o'clock DOW, "Do you want one?" have money with me." h e did not s ucceed In forcIng me to . Siring to contribute; and tor oue ot "No." Uo,de r. the terrible t hreat at prose- consent to a marriage. And I call upon th ~ 'fuw, t Imes In his life, be carrIed 8hown Up_ "Then be quiet or you'll get one." cution, Giles ~ecove red hlmselt sur· yOU, as my next f riend, to aId me In · his pol~t against h el'. · Two greM bar· sunsblne of the sprlngtlmel Result, eonUlaratlve peace,-Ma~ p rlslngly. H e lost his tranUc air; and, t he prosec ution which I shall Immedi: rlsterR were to b e brought from Lon- Ob, You turn the duat to , 80Idchester Guardian. dr/Lwitlg blmself up, remarked qUIte- ately set on foot agai nst him for the don ·to assist Giles In his defense, be- 'But. cee! you make the ru"nlture ADd jvallpaper. look oldl <;almly': capital ol'fe nse of the abduction of an sides anoth e'r one In York \tself. COU ' I ,SEE. "J\lst as . your ladys h Ip pleasea." heiress; and I hope to bring him to the (TO Bt;) CONT1N UED.) A Peevish Editor. Hl~ chang of manner 5 em d to In- g ibbe t for It." The man . who Is too )loor to take a furIate Arabella, .wbo Sh rieked at CHILO ' EVINCEO REAL HEROISM, good county paper like the Democrat, . him: CHAPTER IX, , "You shull he ha nged for llds !" Lad y Arabell a Slormont was as good Pathetically Brave In Hour That Is able though, to buy a ' dog, shotgun and a two·dollar watcb. He usually " nythln g t.o oblige yo ur lad ys hip," as h er word; for Ih at day, two monlhs , BrIngs Terror to U. All. educates his cblldren on the streets , r~spond ed Giles, as cool a s yo u pleas e. Giles Ve rnon was put upon trial tor ,_ -'1. felt that thIs pnlnful se no could hi s Ilfe at Yorl, assizes for the abo A ptttheLic s tory of a chile's heroIsm and boards bls chickens on his neighno longer co ntinue, a nd said so. ductlon of an he ll' ss. S ir Peter' H aw l{- Is told by a Dublin geatl<Sl','au. R9- borB'. "Lad y Arabella ," said T, " my wife" s ha w refused abl;o lu te ly to counte- cently he proposed to drive 1vlth hl9 Conundrum • . -how Dahllne's ey us glow d as 1 oance Ambella.; and my Lady Hl1wk, wife to the beauti ful Glasneviu: ceme· Freshman-Who Is tbe smallest spoke-"ond ' I are rc:: Lul'lli ng Immed l· . haw, who never had bowed bel' head tery. Calling his 80n, a bright little man mentIoned In hIstory?" SallBage ~ ately to ScarbOrough; rOll hnu best or abased her spiri t to morlal man o r boy, some fo'ur years old, be told blm Sophomore-I give up. go with us; and wh 1\ YOll have seen mortal woman before, went upon he r ( 0 ge t ready to accompany th em. The . Freshman-Wby, the Roman soldIer and co n ~ u lt d witb Sir P -te r nnd kn ees, Im plori ng Arabella to give over chlld's countenance {e ll and the falh er who slept 'on his ,..atch-Unlverslty Lady 1-iawl\shaw It will he time he r r evenge- for r e \Tcnge It was, pure said: ot Pennsylvllnla Punch Bowl. e nough to determin e UP OII your a nd sim ple-but Lndy Arab ella Itluglted " Don't YOU want to go, Willie 1" course." ut he r. I ...ady Hawkshaw rose from he r The littl e .l Ip quivered, but the child Name and Meaaure Matched, "My cou r se Is alrl'arty uelermin ed lm p-es, cry ing out : answered, "Yes, papa, If you wish." "'Why did you change your coal UPOll," s he revllel! ; and no one who " You h ave some deep and unknown The child was strangely silent duro dealer?" ' reaso n for thi s; but It will come to lag the drIve, and when tile carriage saw It r cou lll doubt l(. "1 dIdn't like the name of the la"t '''And so is m in e," salu Giles, now In naught, It will come t.o nau ghtl '" drove np to the entrance he clung to olle.' (Iossesslon of a ll h is usual ma nliness. Hut Arabella found a person read y his mother's side and looked up In '. "What was It?" "I return to London, wh el' I shall to h e r hand, who was mos t acUve ' ln her face with pathetic wistfulness, "Llttklton:" duly re port tuyse\{ to th e ad mira lty, the matte r. This was Sit· Thomas Ver'rhe party alighted and walked lind Intel' to Sit· Pe t.e r Hawkshaw; a ncl non of Ve'roon cour t. It was he who among the graves and along tbe lreeElectrocuted •. It th e lad y thirs ts fo,' my blood, be· lod ged the In fo rmation wit h the public shadowed avenues, looking at the In, "Walter, has' this steak been gad, s he ca n ha ve It." prosecutol' against Giles. and assumed scrlptions pri the lal$t restiJ;lg-places of cookedt?" . . " 'Gilos Vemon," sai d I, "you have th e part of Lady Arabella's champion . the dwelle l's In the beautiful city ot , "Yes, IIiI'; by electttclty;" LIttle G1rl....,.A. Un . ot . rat polsoD, been u\llllclt)'. I elln not sar more, he· Of course; th ere was some ground (or the dead. After 'an bour or so lhus "Well, take Ii back lIod gIve It an· please: cause I aID In the same boat with yo u. th e ve rsi on 0[ the story which was spent, they ret\1rned to the carrlale, !)ther. sh~ck.'.'7Judge. . . . Shopkeeper-Is It tOI" Jour mother But' yOIl ~ave uon a n oth ing ullworthy started In Arabe lla's Interest, that a and the father lifted hIs little son to . LitUe Gu:1.....NQ. tor the rata. of a genf;\ man, and nothin g to mak e fri g htful outrage had been committed hIs seat. ' The child looked surprIsed, e lth l' Daphne or me love yo u th e less, by dragging he r off against be r wlli; drew n brealb or relief' and ' aslted: no matte r what b falls . So he re Is and thn t only the most determIned "Why, ·.a m { ·.golng _back wIth yoO?" my hand upon it." courage llad saved her from _& mar- : "Ot course ' you I!-re ; wby ' not?" We grallped han.ds, an d , t urnin g to rlage rep ulsive to her; that SIr Peter "I thougbt wben tbey took . little DapUn , he removed . his lIat and pro· a nd Lady Haw.k s haw, her next friendS; boys to the c'e metery ' they lett tbem c.eedcd lo kls\l h r, saying to me': "By had basely deserted ' her; an(that SIr .there," ··said ,t lie; cliUd . . yOur leave." And Daphne. said to blm : Thomas bad chlvairously . taken up Many a ,man ddEis not Bhow the ber"GQ,od-by, ·dear Giles." her cause . It Is tr\1e that tbe relative '!ISin In the fac~ ot 4!lath that thl • . ' . Tbe p'roce dlrlgs seemed to fill Lady c haracters of 'the Hawkshilws and Sir child '8ylbced .In what, to him, ha4 ' Hl~lDtlISem~'n~ ..'-~rabeJ1a .wltl\ A isgust, She ~aughllJ y Thomas Ve rnon discounted much , ·of· .e vldently ~een ." ~ummonli. to .l~.e r'etUfied .my b and to assIst h er Into .the this; but t.he actual facts In the case t~e world. . . , _."-':!""'_-:..._-,....-. c hq.lse, ,and announced that' ahe would looJted so ugly lor GJles that there wag·, ..0 to ' thO .vlllage of 'Sprlngfield, II a r . no trouble In secUl'lng his prompt ar; ,bY, for rest abd breaktast ; and, willy. rest and delivery III York jAil. DUlJ'~ paphl1e and 1 had to' Collow In The , breach betw'eeu, 4dy Arabella tlu~ .Poat;.c~a1se. aDd the Hawk8ha~s, as wen lUI :pap"~ rn shan 1 forget t1)at dIsmal ne and myself, was t~ srea~ to Jj~' ··:'....~II#JQQrM1 back. to Searborough, 'brldge'! over; and, bavmg th'ro~ bitt· .. ___- ... 'he ftrlt tD the . 1811. acf ~_.1'.!~ 'In ~Slr. Tho. . . V~

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Mr. Edward B . Harrim an Is OD. THE CHILD REN'S BREAD-LINE· trip to Europe. Ordln'ar lly there would need be n()c:thl~..&(JklQ~Le--thli&-I--~M~-U"'-lie !Pfu~POi ann.oun cement beyonll ,nn exborta tion 1'01' Infan t. and why tQ Empero r Wtlilam to chain down his Leave ILII t o God? s and to oth er monarc hs to W e (Ira his ngenls; tlnll, SOtOtER IN FIRST' BATTLE. ralh:oad put their cI'owns nnd other valua»l es tr n(l th ptIlh In the sate HIli teet huve Irod, night. Dut Mr. Harrl· Membe r of the "Dutoh Compan y" Re- man Ie going oft on a pleasur e trip, n ad whnt_ Ke !lay.. In latel His Experle noea When En· . and so many mean tlilngs have been, Gasp I clpnrgaged" In Initial Enooun ter. ' said about him tbat It will not hurt "Go. feed m y shee.p!" any 'to hange the tune a momen t "Th e ch ildren's brend -lin ,. I wae only 17, went from MIchiga n while he Is out of the country and Is It Ihu s ' to illinois and. enlisted the second Dot able tp take any His Lnw W~ Ileep? advanta week T wa's there In a derman com· the lapse from the cold attitude ge of of lie"Tho bread·ll ne of the children !" pony. _Tb~re were even Americ ans, verity that Is u8ualiy used In men· This ea one of W~~~~.~~~ the pictures to bu -three Irlah and two English men' and Uonlllg the name -ot Harrim an. , Promotes Digestion,Chee rful' seen any da'y In Chicago ; a row all the rest were Dutch, writes W. F . Of all the gqmt railroad , men deness and Resl.Con lains neilh2f Jenklnl l of Arcadia , Neb" In Nationa l veloped In this generat ion, E, H. Har· ot hungry. 1II·c1ad children of all ages , sexes and colors. with basket. Opium,Morphine nor Mineral Tribune . This compan y was known rlman Is easily the biggest and ns Uie' "Dutch compan y" and they best, says a writer In tbe Hutchin the on tbelr arms, standin g In line at NOT NAR C OTIC son called me Compan y I's Yankee . (Kan.) Dally News. The head of a the door of olle of' th e large, whole· ,.Nr.'iN ~0'" OrSA!flIElIm'H4'H On accoun t of tbe ~act that I was railroad compan y, under tbe rules ot sale baKeries. Wb n the door opens, . ~,;, $.,,1the only Yankee lett In the compan y the, game, must work tor his stock· they file IIi with a pltlJul ol'derIAlx.J,,,,, • • ' } H«Ittll'1'1I atter we Jeft Frankfo rt, Ity., In Octo- holders , wbethe r It Is tor the advan· pitiful because it shows auloma tlo • LONG WAY BACK. I fI,i, Sf' ~ obedien ce and BulleD fear. They reo bE!r and because of ,my youth, my tage of politicia ns, sblpper s or can· liol • I iC,,"""lIk1 Hla • reckl(l88 aDd I Indepen dent disposit ion s,ulDers. It Is bls job to do the best celve the stale bread nnel I ft·over f H~:re,J and the Indulge nce of my officers. to· h e can for the Interest s entruste d to cake nnd cookies and fil e Ollt agpln~ c/."y,iJ J'~~G' ,HI.t"",,, '}~">'tJ" where ? The Imagina tion tollows tbem gether, with my unusual ly good luck his cure. Harrim an Is not only a -where ? l,n cdtDlng out all right In my various financie r, but hd' Is a build e r Aperfect Re~~-d-y-ro-r-~onsllpa. and an Now to some oDlookers this picture pranks and escapad es, 1 was seldom operato r. Lucky Is the town, city lion . Sour Stomach ,Dlarrhd eCl, punishe d or reprima nded. I m,a ke this "r communlt.y that has a Harrlma D speaks volume s tor the charily and Worms ,Convulsions ,Feverish: brief introdu ction to explain wby I road. H e Insists on a good roa!1bed, kIndn ess In the world; how much betness and Loss OF SLf;EP. elld many things contrar y to military level track, sate track and the con, tel' than wasUng that bread; how thought ful to dJ8~lpllne without getting Into trouble. venlenc e and comfort of provide those starved foe Simile S;gnatu~ o!' the traveler N'ow, the batUfI was In '64. atter we BDd t.he shIpper , The Harrim an roads chlldr n wllh such a good meal a day. . ~ ' had been tn tbe' service about two are noted as the b eRt In the coun· At least one meal of ":holeso me 1earl! and had never been In an en· try, When HarrIm an gets hold ot a (stale) bread a day! Dut the cynic mlgbt laugh: the one-hor se or play ed· out track and ,right of way he proceed s to put It ID thought ful will grie ve ; the pessimi st first ciass conditio n. He does not mlgbt see, In this tbe worst arraign· Oeorge-The~'s 'MIs!! Passay. raIse the rates ot fares. althoug h be ment of' our soclnl orc! r; n pictoria l claims ab 's never' been klalled. doubtle ss chargee "a plenty," lIut be llreaent menl of econom ic blund ering Harry- Why, rve kisse4 her myselt, InslslS that enough of tbe tunds go displaye d by our most effectiv e ac, years ago. She weaDs' Dot Ilnce ille IDto real Impro'/e ments to make a tors, the chlldreD. enYJ can remember. raIlroad . J\nd tbut is where he standa Indlan-K edgcrle . ...head of a good 'mnny otbers and why ~ Thls r ecipe was obtaine d In Jnl1l1~ "Hamle t" In Japan. Barrlm anlsm Is not such a bad thing Jallan. eager to rival Americ a and as 80me people,h ave been led to think. by Mrs. CUnton Locks and she found Europe , has appropr iated our plays He makes beller railroad s, nnd there It popular 'with her friends the world nnd -pretl6D ts th m with ' novel and IS more n~ed for Improve ment that over. otlenta! acc S80rles, BaYS a wrlt~r in Take equal parts of halibut and wa.y thaD there Is In some othera Sports o( tll,e Tim a. "Hamle t" was· wblch are being dIscusse d. So far rlre. wIth red pepper to taste (the ERYSIPELAS recentlY perform ed a.t .K obe In 'a s~18 RING WORM 88 we 'c an see, he believes in givIng taste, ot course, dependi ng on ECZEMA the NETTLERASH ounlry) . Add cream sauce, Tb e fish that make'S Ed.dte Foy seem as ~erl­ every Interest along h.ls" road a (liir OWiI as a funeral. and tbe rice are separat ely cooked The melan-cboly ~eal. , , ... Dane flnt appenre 4 In the . UDltorm He Is ' a publlc benefac tor from that anti stirred with the sauce' Into the in Ihe house you have a quick. certain remedy for all kinds .of SkIn Diseases of Q stude.nt of tile Imperia l 1lD1~ standpo int. He usea bls power falrl,.. 1)epl>@r. . A fow appllcall ons will rellevo the worst case of itching plies. sIty; then In the third act be wore a He Is a great man, and ae good or bright bin suit with strlllOO stAlckA Cool BegInni ng. better than the ord.lnar y citizen who 50 cts. a Jar of all Druggists, or sent direct on receipt of price. logs and rode 11 blcycle . durlq -'his A nice b ginning lor a dinner Is 0. looks upon him as tlle personlf tcatloD RESINOL CHEMICAL COMPANY, BALTIMORE, MD. ' scene W1th the playeM. For the or the .money power, seeking whom mixture ot fnllt (any kind ), well Resinol Medica ted Shavin g Stick makes shaving easy, and bIB' death he was convent ionally 't Play devour. R Is a strong man ebllled and drain ed, nnd served In small glasses nttlr d ~ evenJDg dre8a. ' The Id~!, or eompot es with a dash In the financia l world. but tbat not to bQ' outdone by Jils aon41l·1aw; IIOt be . agalDst him. when the fln~· of sherl'Y and pllly er1zed Ice. A pleas· Hopeles s. W. N. U .. C'INCINNATI, NO. 32-1909 . cba1\g d hili cC)f!tume from tl\e robe. elal ·~·I)rld Is" the object which most lng combin ation is made of berries. Tom-I te ll yon, old man, Miss Gab· of a Jllpane8 e Di)oleman to a swa(,. ot ,us WIlnt to reacb. Re , ls a good plneallp le and oranges . Gra[le·! rult 1o~ta11 ooat IU\d stovepi pe' hat. Oph&Ametlea D ADd ' h.e spends h1s money may be added. and grapes, too, But bl certainl y bas got n pile of money, lla wlLB' beauUfu l In h kimoDQ, but Amer1c an railroad s, not on foreign tb,e grapes sbould be seeded, and tho Why don't you propose to her? Dick-I ' ve started to do It several woo a Hamlet In a ,Parisia n to11 titles, race horses, old edltJons or trouble is scurcely worth while. times. The effec:ttl are' eafd to have beeD k .. other ,bad habits. If he Is not per· Tom-W hnt's the matter? Lose your I ldoacop to, bu the JalnuleBe aetora feet-an d we don't think he Is-be -f. DOLLY 'S FRECK LES, courage ? ' contenc1e4 that tbey were justified 111 110 exceptio n to the Tule and Is wOrthy. Dick-N o, but I'm never able to get tJ)e text. of the pralee of his fellow elttzena fo ~ HE 8ay hoW' pret t.y Doll a word In edgewls e.-Cath ollc Stanwould be the good he does and ha~ done._._ --NOT HINO LIKE IT FOR -dard and Tim es, .~-tf- llnl"'y,.-.... A CJt)' Cllrk'. Oarelli", B.".h.... e ~wimiieron·t freckled ; ell» derk neV'lr mlasea a!(!1taaee ~utiDe e;xceJ. any d~1ifriee Laught er a 8erles of Barkl. But do we think the less u•• Allen', Foot·Eaee. m deaDJUla. whiteDJOll aud, of expaU atlq on hili prdeD to hI.. Laughfn g III harking , say the of Heaven It Is thl! only relleC Co r Swollen Smnrt- removing IArtar from the teelh. deaIroyiaceGJlequea. who, howe1"er. 'were Mvel! When with light clouda Ing. Tired, Aohlng, HOi, Sw atlng Feel. III serm. of decay and diaeuebeoidea flntlstll. Tbe n~k and h:ead are which ordiDarJ Co rn s and Bunlolls, Ask tor Alle n's Foot- taken 'home to lee st, })ut were ·tls epeekl d? Ease, n po ~vd e\' to' be shaken Into the IooIh prepatationa c:aJUlot do. " throWD back while " series ot ebor,t 'WIder the GnPresSIOD It ' W&ll 9f .aor· ur 8 while you walk, At all Drugbarks I\re 6mltted from ,the throat. And III . the 8unllght less IIhocs, Putine uaed U D mouthgl8ts and Shoo SIOI'o:8, 2.ic., ' Don't nccept : IOOO8' ..:sl&e. , Five of' them ' ~ beceus6 Howeve r murilcal the barks may be. wa.h cli.inlec:t.the mouth any 8ubtillt.ute. ollullplo scn t FREE, Adto hue a lpo~ at It, dlacQ..ered hll ad: Upon . hIs aDd UNa. throat, pwi6e1 tho breath, and killa the BenDa cheek nro Allen S. Olmatcd, LeRoy, N. Y. they are barD. The laugh begLDs clrea. aDd ailed one Batu,da J' a.fteirIIllotll? which c.olleCt in tho mouth. cauoing lOre throat" witla .a Budden aDd violent eQntrac:t1oD 111 not Ihe talr moon fair· ~D to 'see 'tile hundrfld a IOf 1'011811 aU bad teeth, bad breath, arippe. and much ane... Rare Combin ation's. the m.uaclea or the chest aDd aber for &erowiD g 8l1d .4»loomfD&'. On betq "Tl1e time. the plnce' and wheD inllamed, tir~, achd tbo girl, The. shndO ..... s and the But Inlltead of openfng t.q let takeD to !;he rear of t~ house, Judie , How seldom' we see them toge ther!" and bum. may be inaIamly Llots? alt pa8S'ou t of'tbe lunp. the ,vocal 01 their lIurwtse on see'tpc .. lllack ' "And another rare ' combin ation Is relieved aDd ItrCnQIhened by Putine. cords 'approa ch each other ~ hold It And Doily-w ith her per- the man. th e soheme yard about U feet by tell (eal OM and the coin," will dCllroy the' r~ ba~. But they a.re Dot 'strODI enouch feot noae. bold IIptiit . .tUred that It' \WM .ot " " Ibat cause warth, beal the mAnd 'Doily-w ith that chin! tQ 'exercle e, wch oppOSition tor more liamlll&lio A o and atop the diacharse- hit . . . . feeling of ~eeurity nnd rrN·,lom , yery bl~. r . ~ eye. wIth Borrow, gnyety than an lnatant, and the air, whlcb J. AI'd from nn )l;iety pcn·n.llcR the home in which remedy for uterine catarrh. AnCt mischIef, ~II thrown In, !'B,ls'" NJ)IIejI the pt0u4 oW1l4lr. HamliD pressur "iVAnl e, prompt Oil is ly escapes . .As kepL con!!l:uit ly - polnUDK to the .• ky. "W1I~ maD. alin, Putine ia. harmlea yet powerful • on hnnd. Mothel1! know it cnn alwuya be It cIoeII 80 It makes the ~oclLl corda ..... And Dolly'. hair. i:nd' Doll}". voIce! aermicide,diainlc:da nt .od deodorU.et. • look "&1 the ~bt o( lt1 "-Chle qo . ' d pended upon in time . (Mo~ of angel need. I/he tha'n w, o \Tlnn), brate PI'Oducl U.ed Ds ill bathinK it detlro)'l odor. and , the bark. Dad,. Soclallat. 1 love those ':recklea -they ' u e all kay.. \he body antiaeptica\ly dean. If'bls "Obstruction·, o.bd lIberatiOB of He DClerye s No Sympat~y. Tholt m!,lCea my X>olly bUm",n. -~---"-the a1; erpellecJ . It Is merely a waate of time to pity ,.OR .AU AT DRUG STORCS, ISOc, • , the lungS repeat. I TMa NEW WOMAM OR POSTPAI D BY MAIL. • Itself aplD a man who Is being made 0. fool or 'at Jn~rva1a ot a Made q .... b'y' ~"'Iltlng CoIIiiIai Menu ----1 by a pretty woman. Qunrter of a LARGE SAMPLE FREE! . ~. .. Of these the til a lleart-y I,a ush four barn a lIecond. ayenlge " THE PAXTON TOILET 00 .. BOSTON, MAR housew ife speaks with dIs. Everyo ne should conside r himself aM if 'conUDued, the,. go ' on at that gust; they seem to 'her cODvenUonal, entruste d not only with his own con· rate 1UI IOnS al the air reserve In tbe Uresom e, stupid. 'l'he~ make of Uvlng duct, but with that of others. IUDgs ~lds -' out. Tbe eml1ty lungB a bore, and -of plannin g II. sort of cUn,m ust then fill themMi vea. and thIs. tD', leal operaUO D: To all these objectio ns For ;\.I .... Wlnalow '" 800thlul r SYl'Op. tenat .. ~arked by a quick glUl~ tor the c tl'rldren teeth ing, lo f te"" th o Kuma, reduce. fit> m9d,ern scientif ic . cook antlwer-s. 4amw.t10Q "a,ll&)'. paJ.n, curel wind coli..:. 25c. bo Ltl0• • breatll.,...,.tter w~lch , the bark. are re- that He's a stingy man who will nol glvo Ihem in the world. CASCARETS the Dewed. . The ' barltll occur . In serlel but atereoty~. planned 'm enus are the '· ratlona l result ' of increas ed you a smile, biggest scller-w hy? Becauae it', the best r ~th -~ 10r breath at 1nterva ls. knowled ge of . the art of househo ld medicine for the,liver and bowels. It's ,When laughte r fa vlolent, the entire ' science• . ~nd ' hyglenl~ Jieeds of the b'o dy OOrtloipatea, what they will dD lor yt?U-D ot what system. Haphaz ard menus CIOmprll!we say they will do-tha t makes Ing thln'gS most easily prepare d ,and CASCARETS famous. Millions use most- cheJlply obtaibe d are the rule. CASCARETS and it is aD the medicino ,but It la ,a ,fa'lse ' ldea ot econom y; a dw they ever need to take. , ,false Idea of .the best. use of i.l me. BOt CASCAR RTS IDC a ' bas lor a \ftet'. In maklDg a , menu care must be tatrutmen l , nil druR1rlsl.8. BIH"I seller ken to , 8ele~tone dish rlcheD, ough .In in the world. Mfl!loo boze.a mouth. nitroge n to supply the dally waste. Tbl.s tIl,h' may consist of' 'b eef, mut· ton, eggs. ' l1ab. ~lcken or 014 peas. l,eaos, or nUb!: A'!JY one ot these w1l1 Iitror4, th~ D~eeasar.Y Dltroge n, There should alwan be also small amount 'or , r'at-illt her butter, . olive 011 or erea~, '(The ,h ealthfu l 'fats al'e thOR'" ""hJch may, be, eate~ wJtbout cookfli'g; tbecoo kedi' fa:ts "cit meat are Indlges t· ible ,~Dd ~bul.!1 np~ com~ ~nder. con· More Than Two MlUion UII6d slderati on. In a bygtenl c -meDu;) We NO STROPPING NO .HONIN G must have .om~ form, or 'starch; pota· 'toes, t:ice~ hom(JiY .' and white bread. Anyon e of thele, but not necelaa r· 11; • m~ 'than , OD.8 8S Uley ' are ,11 swelty fOods. We must also .. ,,~ve KNOWN11l~ , WPRLDO VER mineral matter &nil acids;, these are wlPlllfed by.· the , greeD vegetab les aDd \ .. 'g. ~ostJ:, g~i,~l\'!­ t:tto , and~~.~pportanl L_~.ov,ru aU" r~.!D)ber t6at" ~enu tJ .... Trr !l0I1011r. Va .. u; cltr, Jate U, J:l, Roftrs _14, ""ouI4 to tlmo IU> the I..~.~ cl~,. 'In U.rirWd ,,.eU·bll lallced, weU selected , ~L'" Wewlll.h ·D'..... , fiO 10'. 'to ptI,oonil who but to be 'I ~. .e..tc-re aU1 healthfu l ",1111(1110111, ere.,td .... Ulog8 for facl(>l'J OlOlIloJo" " or !t~" "'hlcb? ' 111001\ ptdon I~nd In wor.l a. r-1t'- lI)Ust be' well C!O<Jked. rile ~p".,. 1'0. froo flIuluau;d Ihformall on.

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A Purely Vegetable LaxaUv.e Cures Clironic Constipation, and All J,iver and Kidney Trouble».

The Alpha Chern.jeal Go. Springfield, Ohio. -

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4 " Paerce, 2~, of St,l~ing 17.Q 30 . bO*'9 , anll MI,' ~8 Z a r6ld~ S ./ ~ t.rn W• .l.6, . ~ b l) l' o Con t ra w u ent ~ r e d in t o with of ~ PJ'iu . Albort~' &1 u;·phy. ~O; fillomer and W b Ita ore for aOll or a te a uu t ments n eur Bnt,lel:viJle ~fc?l oftl I~ur-iu·· Burnet t, ':,w, of Ly Ie , Albert ' M . Fox , 62, farmer o f ,house in Hnrlnn t,Qw,uKhiJ.l u t e Ii

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THE CRIME OF. IDLENESS ,

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ENTERTAINMENT FEATURES AT O)JIO'S GRANO STATE EXPO·

trOUbl e for IlDy !o>De SITION: Its tbe !tIDe with a III:r.y . liver. It w:, # ' Jilok by adrnlDilltTl\tor to OllU StlB_OoDstiplltion , llelldache, j Bnn. N ight entertain ment wlll be lonugul'ntcd nt' the eo~ l ng Ohio State Fair. Warren C . .lllck tract in Su.lem tV)"D dloe, 8lillow cOQlplexion, plmplos to be beld in COlu m bus Aug. ao, at: ::I pt. I, 2, a 11 xt, und with the superb a nd blqt ohes , 108S of 11 ppetit,<" , D!lU SCII, attrnctlon ' to be prog ram me<1 11IgJltly shou ld pi'ov~, one or til most,lnterestiD,. ,shi . -$3;930, . ' , but OJ' Ring 'e N e w Life PI\IR Boon , ' Chllt'1~ l.ncll8 to 1)ora LUC/WA lot ba nish li vel' t,rOLl bles " nd build feature or the eXi! lSltlon: ~he g l't){1nd s nnd buJ!dl1igs wtIJ 'l>c b1."1ll1£!.lltl7 U1u mluntcll, wbtlc t nd concol' t", pyr(l\c hnlc d1spln~fs, it' fel.\tul'tl perform~o !CU. Holiy,'1~ild otbel' vBlu~b16 uj) your h elilth, ~50, u t F rell, C ances lluc1 th l! stupcILd im s Spel hUllll sllow!! w lll prov ide ,6 11Ju'elllcnt nnd enteroh ,Nu-rf' , oooelderatioDs, ' taInment for all visitors. In n .dttl 11 t t he evenIng UDnl'SeuHmt t el1tut'es, eocb ... of, the sev(l lll(~en ,mn m m oth cxWlJlt1 n I.mJId1Dgs, wIth tl1oh' ro4lgnUie nt ednc.. • Marioo U, Wy'Jto'ff lind othors to ' tlonal d ISplays, w Ul be open tor ~p Cl! u , ' RAM'S HORN BROWN I . F~ F elter, 114 Ilore~ in Deerfield tpw~sbip, $1' liod otber valuable 1;.;ife 11:1 a seriou thing to t he m,ii ,coDlIIld,rli t4~D S . . who t akes it serioualy.

Real .Estate Transfers.

" The Old Rclinble. o,

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, ~mmissioners' ProCeedlnlts,

.Ab?ndu.n t Ii!(b t; transforme lill ng. ,liness into b f;llluty, The youn g man wb o hil S n O fixed will soon be "fbed "

pUt'posl;l

To begin with II. great pnrpo.s e is' t he fh.t step t1f!IwllTd" great cnreer, S ome people would be dumb if they oouJdn't t,a1k lilliong t b e m.

selves. Thts w01'ld cannot 8u ,muoh f I' the mll.n wb,o 'h8~ t111 bis trell s~re here .

, No man ill strong who oannot say . to himself whenever it -8hould be auld

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A good appetite "nd IL robus t dt~ ges,tion are II very present: help in SOUlO kinds of trouble, !nethuseltLh died the ,yonr of the Hood, Ilnd it ~l\uy have be00 the

we~ther t hat killed liim ,

T he Willi who is pl'a'ying fOt, the L ord to 'oome will be d olog 80 11~.

thing to b f' lp 'nll ~~ th e uevil

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MUNNr&' CO:s~:':~~NBi''f'erk lIratlob o mco, ~ I' St.. W. ...11III11'1l. DoW

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ti mllte $ 128 -10, : I Con t rn ot W Il S enter ed into wit.h I' .Lewill A. Morg,\n, a ' , l~bnrer of WItHer 8 . Whitll.oro ,fQr cunor.-tl!.Jt. l:l'~lIy , Ollt , liud Mi~s Uaril. L .•lbotrn nta Delir G ur,ge 11: n ' r.uou ~ , :J7. of &\it, filllfy, '. ~llmtl,6l . on L"'v I a.nd We tl Ie Y "v b a p I ro 110' u

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TH E PERFECT MAN '1'h 1l 1'6 is o u lli n

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H·v w.,'t:. ilI lland , PlI st or . SUllIluy ' CbUIlI , u :all a . rn. Morll in/[

. , I ).mrtlClllnr ly II s l m ble Pr, 'er Moe~lnll', 7 :]0 p. Ill . • 'l' he au rO!lku Iud itlD S W ill I CI I t'l Ch

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(lo Ll tr ·.ot. WII.· ente r ed into wi t h Be rt R eed fol' put ting i n t bree cor rugot +la ev.:e~8 un d r epa ir of stune

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m nllh 1) ., Uti WOUl1a uef\/re 'Mllll llger !'( \ 11, of the N lll'tl 1m I UllIn.n s, .h u It to ht,niu til m ell wln h Ul fll\ ~1 UJI hi gr lit VII.SB hILI ) t, II Ill . Con Rl>llt t Jltl.l' u tH IIlId I' lot,IVAi! fl1 u~L I It ' 1 th i ' f \1

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SuIt! jll fifty.r by c ll t Jruggi. lllld 011 t -dol· la r :-i l CS. V"u IIIlI y h ave a sa m p l e bot lle hy JIIail free , al 'o u p;111Il'hld t cllin~ you II.",.. how til fill, l l.mt if YOII have k idn y or blath lcr trouble , l\Ie ntio n this paper !lale wlt 'll writing . to D r. Kihn r & Co .• E!ltate o f F I'eder iok M . Bu to hiu8on llin g hnmtoll , N. y, I nn' t make tillY m is· bu t r CUlcUllp r t h e nnme, SWHmp' mi nor SeolllHl IUld fi oul Rcooun t tuke, Ruot , nnd don' t let n d eale r sell you Esta.t e of Ceoil a nd Rl c'h a rd W a t · somethin g ill pluce o f SwulUp-Root-:-iI k ios tIIinOr R W illi ll lll~. Uog le bJ you do you will be disappointed. app lu wel g ua r,li ll. n g ivin g bond of 1700 witb ,J ellse Me ntz lIn d O rpbli M. U 1l~ l tls by lI uretiell. ley C h a p e l r Ol\(l in H nrhln township In th e tn att '~ r of th e as. ig Dmen t lit the estimute 14.576. of W . J, Hull , uR. lg u o r , cour ts s mD t Ooutru t wue e nterel! iu to with thIr ty d llysll ddi tiollllll,i m e for filin g Tholll u E . C~l r w in for r,o llol'et'l wu ll tl of Inventory " ' tl .npprll i llem en t. to stone uu utrueut ut G r im m 1:>ridge Wilt of Is Lit O Uebil/\ft" d 0 HI d. on Morrow ' on d But·lel' vi l\ e r ond ut Will 11led fI ~rl ll pjl licati o n t.o IId w it bid of *4 44 per on , yd. !!ame to probltte et for h 'llll"il1 g . COlltTuot WIl e n tered i n to w ith Estate (If I-<arllh E Uogle8by minor . C. W U u g lall by olJPoin ted O regon iu Br idge Co , fo r s t ~el betlUl gou.rdi tt.u Ki v lng boud of ' , 000 with br idge w lth ooncre t e n o::>!' u e llr lohe Ott rmill tl Uil g lell lJ.v Ilud \Vii n Uri. Bu t lerville soh ool h ouse iu Burlfl.D gle!:lb.v 80re li A. t wn h lp lit th e estim lLte ~ 1 5'i' 1 ,

Etltttte of W . .J. f1ILll j 8 sign or. .PrOOf of pu b liolilio n filed . In the ma tter .o f etltllte of JOSe ph (j KeYfI, d cea~ed, . AWlI.rd ohel e r, auce upproved and confirmed lind " said clilim alUountin~ to $107087 .1I.11uwe.i 1111 ~aUd, EMllte of Rebecca B . Lowe, deOtll\8eft ' . Seo nd a'cconnt filed ,

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The Miami Gazette is 60 yea~s old, and ~a8 the, reputatjon of .printing 'aJI the.. . l'I:ew~ In:a very satJstacfory manner.

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It prin,t s regularly 2,496 columnl$ of good readable m~lter a, year. Advertisers recognize it , as the best advertising medi~m, a! they use its col'ums ,"f~eely 'every week~ \ '~he prrice for the Miami , i .·, G~zette is only $1 :a 'year ~' ·in· advance; Sel)d us your: , /

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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~!~~~~2E9~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THE MIAMI GAZETTE ARRIVAL OP MR. HAY FEVER 'I' . - - - ,-,- , - - · - - -. N ~ W --_=- u_ ....:. -:;> 1 {.j", f"l..... ~;" _-=- ~.F.CONO H~NJ) . P.ubllahed Weekly at Way!!" ville, "Cb.lo 1\ .OAW gnp t" Mr .. Ol'-Y F ver, h'll' ·.I_.H_e_r~ al.l~ !:.~~~! jo t IIrrlved, nnd hiH n~me doesn't. OIl'INOI!l IN AI.Jl.k:N a MAIN S'''I Hll!l'l' ILp' peAr on. tbe hotel 'regl tel's. 0 fIn Il oa.n be uscel'taiDed, he i Dot ALLElY TEL1'lE'HO .I~ • Ill! ,I being "entertlline'd" and there. lire. --..;....--------.-- - - uo fUQotions of Iln amla.ble nuture D. L. CRANE, Editor and ManageI' being pilliln6ll in hiS bono r , Be o'allle unblddeD and un!!ougbt, 'b ut he hitS oonte to btay. Rates of..-su~scr-iption Ou e Yen r (S lrlotly In n,h·nn<'c) . .. .. , .11- 1.00 While I,hel'e are IDl1ny to whom Shl lZ lc COlly ....... .. ... . ',or; th" IlDnouuoelU nt of the oomlDg of tUe strange gu 8t will be of partioulor ormoern, I,bere is a portion of the Rates of Advertisements Reading LOllal~. per lIt1e ... ..... lie popoll1t:inn to whom bis ooming i ' Relldlml 10CIlIs, blllck fac e . per IIn ll IOe most bitterly unweloome. In faoli, Clnsa1tled Ads, Dot to e.xceed five lines, 't be feeling of tbis last element i s Three Insertions .. . . . . .... .. .... :Joe SO intense tbat they cannot bear to Oblluarles, fiv e Inche ~ free ; 'o ver fl\'e Incbes. per line . ..................

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Resolutions ... .... .......... ... ... 60c Socials elll. wb"l'e aburllc Is maCh.· .. .... !l3c

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Adverll lilli, per lucb .... . . ... Dlacouuts g"'en on conlract.

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share the sume IOOAlIty with tbe newoomer, and Will, therefore, many of them, hurry ' lI.way from their homes wlien bls o,')mlng is Dlt1dA known . To this oertaln portion of the pop ulation · Mr. Ba.y Fever muke8 the atmosphere very peppery. In hi., strunge manner he tantl1lizes them. 'rhe more they. 8neeze and oougb, the more "pepper" he hur18 into the uir until everything is sor· obarged with it. 11; is then that they (leek tbe dootor, the druggi8t !lDd the dry goods man . HandKbr obiefs are ut a premium when Mr . l:1IlY Fever oomes. Fifty of thow ILre not II. large number for the vlo tim t,o- parobase at ODe time. And dru~8 are bought by the ton, and phyaio.illDs are beselged. This Is why Mr, Buy Fev"r ia so seriously hated. . Tbere are .ome who simply fight lind fight until they are exhausted . ftentimes tbey a.r e carried off the field of buttle on 8tretoher8, too weak to make further reslstanoe. In suoh oondition the ~tient is ullually 8P08itive and apparently ~nfferlDg from' aoute dl8tortion of the imagination. The mention of "rag weed I i tbrows bim In.to frenzy, Ue will even reooil from so pretty "tlower 8A the oarnation, and the rragrant rose has no attraotion fer him . He sits in It darkened foom ~11 day, If he is 'lot dru.g/led out into the luoUght by 8tress of duty. 8e dons dark glasses and makes him ielf look more gl;)omy and dilloonso· latt'i and all day and night he drink8 medic-Ine and t-nthes his faoe in pe on1\.lI.r lotions. .(" All thiS while tbe pepper of tbe ltmosphe!e Is tea81ng hi8 nasal pa8sages and the membranes of his shroat. Bill eye9 beoome red and Inftamed even a~ one might beoomo wllo Imbibes too freell" . Be is' mo ro"e " 'and fitfully unbuppy . Be oares Dot for his friends and he haw8 his dnemles cordially. Not untH, Mr. Buy Fever paoks lIis grip and le"-xe8 the oountry can hitl viotims hope for relief. 'fbu.l, will not brt U\uil fr08t time.-Oay. . ton J OllrDn.I ' .

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celebrlltion on Labor Day.

THE C, W, HAIH SAFE, CO" Columbus 'Oll/o •. E, CON . CKES'N~' I "0 . 'Non STREETS

. Br~wll oountv hRs a '5,710.80 shortage. whloh I the offiolals must make good ..

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,i1vcrware the cboke of discriminatinl!purchaser•• Thi, nome to-day ' land.

ton, bave udopted oll as fuel. The supply tank i8 thirty.niue by se ven feet· in diameter.

for the heaviesl grade of plateandex.quiJitebeaulY of patlerlll. aslurins long reall of service and .at..

Georg'etown will entertllin the U . S. Grant Oamp, Sons of Veteran!', Cinoinnllti, when they make their pilgrimage to Urant's home

ISfnclion. h. lemarkable durability h.. won it Ihe popular tille "Si/"tr Plait

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WILL PAY THE

Highest Market

Chickens ~d poult ..; uP all killd. I will he

Waynes 'ille Ull 'l'u > days . . Phone 1 4~. II I

th at Wtafl ... Sold b l' I•• dlng d... Jen e ve ry · wbe re . Stnd !PI c2 1;aloauc -I... "lhowiDa: .It ~ltern ••

Price

The annual weQting of the Fed· erated olubsor Ohio whloh was set

all

ALBERT SMITH.

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for Ootober 12 to 15 at Lima. has .~~~~~~~~~------••- I . - -_ _IIlIi_ _ _ _ _ been P.ostponed to October 19 to 22, _ inolusive .

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0' All Kinds

~ B5 IOeNCe SAFES A Sf#EC'ALTY . hCI~ sfl. AR'ency for " Centur y" Adiu~ 'A h Jc Sleel Drawlnl T/lblu .

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JOHN STRC'OP

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'V ALTER ~l()C LlTRE Buried alive under a 8traw staok for six hours, II. v"luable bull be. Will Keep Funeral Director. MIOSUMMP.R TWELVE YEARS' ~UFFERINO longing to Ed: Banker of Franklio town@hip, oame near losing his life, When the yellow mn8tard '8 waving 'l.'UIf' plt Oll fl (lily or 'ti g ht . 'i'welve lon~ years of constant but was disoovered just iu time to - ANDHIKh above the spreading dock suffering from n rheuJAAtio nffii(). resus1late him and lave his lite . Vn ll fl.Y ph o nl N' I. i l in " ,!, When the bumble.bee i8 tll"vlng f)j !lI./IIl f.O N,l. !i~l_ 'jr tiOD te.rwinLLted in death wbeu Miss Dtl6p within the hollyhook, A bl abtlm Kizer, aged 80 years, of Bel·tl.l" Well r Iln8werer} tbe 8umWAYNESVILLE, 011'1). WhflD the rllgweeu dust Is blowinl{ mOils of the Death Apgel Wedne~­ YeUpw 8prlngs, has just reoel ved At. his honw , ~11 mil C'!I \V ~ t of Branch Ofii('c, Harveys lmrg, O. In the fennel'8 eye sO blear, da.y lit mIdnight ot. her home in his pay from the state for his ser- Wayn eRvill e, on llL lJ pp r ,pril1 g" l.'eadul theD my eyes are growing In the John Morgan raid, reno vioe8 Ceotervllle. I::)hortly before dOLLtb IJO ru lJik , fot· the ('oming sea.'lon . And 1 know my fever'8 here. he WrtS selzel} with a billou!! nttaok derell In July, 1863. Bis compuny BIOWN B ILL is II fnod gt~llel'i1l ­ IiOu the end oame suddenly, llring- was rui8ed ill Ne~ Jusper Rnd '.! ixty. purpose horse. When the thistle stllnd8 ap 8tately, ing deep Sorrow to her relative; and three mtln are yet alive and will get Like a sturdy sentinel, ' LOVERDALE is on of th e beSl. / their pay. many friends . bred Perch I'on h O I'SU~ in. this snclillll Bummililbirus, attired ornately, A well known anu beloved woman Boom above the lily 's bell i The oommi8sioners of Montgo/U of the coun try . If IS hfleclI yea r's of tba oounty IlntI a i ormer scbool Wilen theplumeUke he~ds of grasseR er. Vllond Warren o'luutleH !flet LLt t.he old, anti is wilhout a blemish. ooncber WIlS MIs8 Weller. '~he <leDtIy beckon In the breElze, tnught until her health prevented oCJunt.y lioe on thtl Uluciullll.ti pike T~roulCb my fralllea sbudder passes, McCALL PATTERNS her from continuing Hot! ve work. lust we k to invetiH ntfL9unlllJ!lintll. .TERMS: And 1 loeeze and sneeze and soeeZ6 l \ .'h Ultltt:d IH' hlyh:, Pl' r( cct fi t s implic ity n nd ,c)uil" lly I H', i r l y 010 ' , 1\:1 , • ,\I tt i n III rat Iy During the long hours of 8uffering~ ubout the 10001 tion of trolley 1I0les t: \' Ctv Ci ty li n ..! n i ii t l C !lI h '. 1 ~l. l l ~:. IIml "10.00 to insure a living colt; mare Wheo the dreary, dro1li8Y seils on she managed to assume suob a hopll- for the f.notlon hne at tbtlt point. C IIl, . "" , ' lJl' ",,0 111 , 111 IIt H .. \: I. .\I n',, .. " ..I 111:ln tlnv I.J l h ... r 1II.lIcc. ~l H J lur t rcc c~ I JloJ:ru e. and colt to stand as security. Any ThE! pole!!, it is ollliUl tlll, 00 upy too Gets loto the blood and braID, ful and optimistic dl pOSition reMAGAZINE one parting with mare fOl'feitR the l\IcCI\Ll.'S Pt.ylog ha voo with t,}le reason, M " I t: t uh..,n lh r"a I h.ln nn\' nlllt' r f;u h ion garding her oondition tbat her many Dluoh of tilt! pike !lp.lce. Ili dVUlillC IIt d l ll lH :1 11 11111 111 • • J n\' UIH.,h '(" 1 IU. insuran ce. Then I long with might /lnd malo fJ'lent1s had hopes of her fioal re t... ( , ~ t~k "'! 1111 1 I II I , ' h ' ' lIl.tI.lnt " I.. dli nc ry, JI Ll! " Lt~\\I ' .A I' tlvy ' " cci lr \y olk , . n l l dlc·S~" 'lr. Jlllt to Ihed my IIIllny worr.les While Harry Probasoo was In oovary. Sbe was ever willing to d lqu Ue, g OH~ thl ti e ·" tt c. On ly c..o cnts a ?'c'n r (" o r1 h li n"h l ), t mJ ud lll~ n Ju c rmlttrn. ADd to lolte .. I~t my ease, Dayton la@t week in the interest of oonn el ",nel n.ill her friends in spite \ r ille t \'dUy. r 1"1' O,t lo r sam J>J~ cOl'Y_ I W(, .. .IUIt' U£8 What'l the use? Ba.y fe"er's Hur tbe deep - waterway plan for the FUL INnUCEMENTS of ber wl!larlsome AffiiotioUR. 111 J\ ~c nt b . 1--n ', 1II 1 hrJ,'Igs prc nl iuln c:UQJogu.e rl8M Survlvin~ her are her parents, Mlumi and Erie oaoal, be stated :lI l J new , .. h ", Ile Ofir l l. Add ,e s Undertaker and Embalmer. 1I ~ McCALL CO .. 23810218 W. ~7UI SI .. NEW YI!IU( M.ake me Bne ze anll sneez9 and Mr. Bnd Mr8. Oharle8 H. Weller that an effort· would be made to have I:Ineeze -OhiOll.Jo News. Will be fonnd iu tIle old l\Dd tVi 0 EliHte1's, Mrs. Mury Davi8 Pre81dent Taft attend tbe big ma88 &nk Bulldiug, ' oppo!lite - - -+- . of Oentervllle, and Mrs. Penrl 'meeting soheduled In September. the Nationul Bnnk. SEARED WITH A HOT IRON, Ridge of Dayton . Be 18 knowD to be a strong 8upportTelephone in house lind of. I it. fIA'J'HA WAY oreoalded by overturned kettle-out Servloes were 'held ....Baturdtly af. er of inla.nd waterwaY8. fioe-where I can be Cfllled with a knife-bruised by sla'm wed \ V R .Y '.les ville '8 Leading .Dentlst ternoon in the MetbodlBt ohuroh at day or night. door-injured by gun. or In any oth Office In Keys Bldg. Muln at Oentervll1~, and was III obarge of Vl1l1ey Phone 1t-2. Intimate friends of PrQf. S. D. · er way-the thing needed at onoe 18 Rev. John White of Xenia. Ioter Fess, preeident c;>f Antioch oollege ut Main Street, Buotlen'l Arnica Salve to subdup, Waynesville, Qhio lDflammatlon and kill the pllin. It's ment Wall made at Centervllle .- Yellow Sprlng8, have been informed s lo pped in 20rnlnutes earth'l lupreme healer, Infallible Dayton News. Mr. Fe8s' plalls to be a candidate -I ~ urll with Dr. ~hOOP'H • Oroup fl omed),. Oue for Boil •• Uloers. Fever Sore8, Eo - - ...- , - - for oong't'6f!B in the Sixth Ohio di8get ImmedIate relief from : . t.c~ will ~\lr"'l1 prove. zelDA .and · Pile-. 250 at Fred 0 ' , . ' No ?"m lhn , 110 dis. IN MEMORIAM trlct. Fess was defeated ' for the Dr. Shoop s MagIc Omtmen~ tress. A slIfo uudl116l1siog yl'1lp-OOc !3-...qlsLs. Sohwartz. _ .. Repub,lloan oongresslonal nominaTn memorilll of the death of John COMINO BUILDING MATERIAL ~~Newton Lem years ago It MarY8ville by Juuge Concrete is composed 0 f cement, Wbereas, It bas plflll8elo God in William R. Waroook, of Urbana.. sand, and fine rock or gravel. It! oi infloit-~ witldom to remove from manufacture is as old as the Roman 0.11' Dlld~t b.y tbe hund of death ollr At Dayton Hu"dllY night when all Empire, but it is only of · Ia~ years beloved br ther, John Newton attempt was made by workmen on that Portlandoement has been known Lemmon, and and that the wonderful combination While bOy.'oJ iu bumble 8ul ·mIR. th.o D. L . & C. exteD8ion to U1'OR~ ·of cement and steeJ.- reinforced ~ion II) his holy lind divino will and tbe tra(lils of the OhiO Eleotrlc IOlld, contrete,- has become an import!!n! ~--tl'llly mllurn thfl lo!:!s of our beloved oara were on the 80ene to preven t thll factor iiI building operations, esAMERICAN INDIANS brut btlr, \Ve do not mourn 08 those tEmring up of the trllok i but the at peelally· in supplanting truetural h!lvlog no hope, for we truly be tempt WII.8 futile as I·he workmen steel. So far 8!1 the supply is con- Mllnnger Soh wei bold of the Xeni" lieve tbat our loss 18. his Eternal lind orew of. t,he Ollrl! wore friendly eemed. and likewise the value of con· base ball team, is to be oongratulRt gain, to live Is Ohrist., to die is ga.ill and no trouble ensued, ~nd the work Therefore be it: rewolved, 'I'bat we WIlB done ID time for the pll sing of crete as a bu ilding material, its posi- ed on having secured for the people of Xenia ~he grelltest billie ball at .., tioD as a competitor of stone or as a traot.lon on earth. l'his Is uo leAS tend,e r to tbe fn.mily of ollr deoeased the reg \J\lar our8 Mondtl.y morni'lg supplement op. tl on th an · th e N eb ras Ie a brot,ber ou.r heartfelt • . . to stone . in building . 'J an or~anlz", . 8ympatby and The po itma8ters I)f Ohio 81'e now dl h h b I i oondolenoe, r~ellng t.ba.t the wife erattonsiSmmostmstancesunassal, . ; f ed 1n an8, w 0 ave een pay ng . nglng for Q, oomblnation bU8i able, whde the rem orc, .concr~te throu hout the 'O nitell 8~tes and bns 100!t a kind I.ud loving husband, beam and-eohJrnn bave 10 the opm. g ,'" tho ohildren a kind parent, 1 1mTn08lt'tl'nrorth:nrlllJlt1:smrrtcrtl:r1m--mmrr • . . .. ~ . , C~nudllo for six 8ea80DIi. Thl8 team, Ion df many en!,meers, great ad van· \vhioh isoo~p08ed of gt;ouine Amer. lodge 11 trne and faithful member, In 00lnrpbu8 Sept-ernber 2. and 3 To tag~.fot certam pu~ses over steel toan Indltms, ' will . plny tbo Xenlu uud tbe oommunu,y Il good oltizun, thi8 end t.he government ha's grunt ed II. tlve, duys' leave of ab8euoe for frammg. The oonst~tu~mts. of con- teltm ~t Xenia on ~undlLY, August and be it further crete aI:e not only unhmlted In quan· Rosol ved, 'fbat ~he lodge room and tl.1I fo'u rth 01"8s postmnHtMs, and It . 22nd. . tity, but they are widely distributed • __ • obl1rter be druped In mourning' <!for Is expected, of oourso, that they 80 ~to be cheaply 'procurable in evSMALl:. DELlNQUINCY the period of tbl.rty do.YII, in memo will' have Il fir8t-c11l8S time. Tbe ou~fit i. lEDo~n I1S __tbe Ohio Sta.te e,y section of. t.h e country; and when £11e Wester'n Still' half the follow. ory of our departed brotber. pro,p erly made I~ see~s to be not only tng oonoerning th~ tax 1iat: Resolved, 'l'hat theKe resolution. League of Postma8ter.s. tl\e ~ual, bu~ lD many respec~s ~he Out of the totali a.mount oharged be 8pread upon our mlnute8 and a supenor, of ~he very best bUlldllur for taxes in Warren County for ooPV sent to the family ,?f the de Proseouting At~orney Alton F, StOD~. exceptmg .probabl~ the:'Q~e~. tbe past year-'38~,"30. 90-:-CouDty oeatled and a oopy to the vUlage pa. Brown aurpri8ed 'hi8 maoy. Warren tionof.appearanc~. Moreover, It IS Treasnrer ,W ill R. l..ewill reports per for publl~tion. OOUD~y friends last week when he And see ou I' Post·Curds; they are all USeful In a score of ways where ~tone but '6,2J'Z 50 de~inquent. In other I' · ALLEN HAlNl!IS, WII.8 married to Mi88 FloreDoe Olark, views of local interest, and friends *+;{+{+~ ~ and brick cannot be econOJpl(;ally words; fully -98.6 oe~ts lills.oolleote~ LAFE NIOHOJ.BON, of Oleveland. The atfalr was a qui. at a di lall ce will appreciate them. emplQYed. Sand and rock or gravel d 11 ' Tbis do' es not io. BENllY KING, at one at the home of the brine In . . . State on every 0 ar. Co Itt . ~re; ,ot co~rs~, . presentm e.very. diollte ruinouBly hud time8 in Wur-' • _. mm ee ~ Cleveland aDd was attended bv Mr. 'J!c ~n the Um~~}nabsoluteIY me~haus~. ren Oodnty. It ia oomplim.entary to 'TWAS A OLORIOUC; vte'TORY and Mrs. George M. Brown and 'lb~e QUl\l),tlttes" and the materials for our oitizens as well aa to oor worthy . _ Mi880ttie Brown, of L.e banon. A.f the man . ufactu.reof ~e.men. t are only tre".urer . We.' herewith ' g've B t.ilThere'8 rejoicing in Fedora, Tenn ter '" oonplh of weeks at the lakes t b ted d ... ~ A man's1ife hll8 been 8aved, and h h I ill k 8!i KhtIY 1~ . WI d e Iy d IS rl u an ble of town8hips and tOW.DI' with .now nr . . King's New Qiscovery is t e appy coup e .w ta e up their . ~*,*,~*~*****~~**~ · pf~ntifql.-·From "~ew ·Tests for de\in 'u eno of 8I\ob: tbe tlllk of the town for oQrlng 0; V. reslda~oe tp. Leb~non. . BulldinK Con8tru~t~on," . by Guy ' ,- q y . '. . Popp~r of deadly lung hemorrbAge8 .' '.,' Elliott Mitchell, in the American Re- Olearoreek towDsblp, ........... 56* 01 . "1 :oould . not wOl·k nor get ODe of tbe mOllt remarkable loads ' s f'o r Augus.t . Deerfield town£lhip., ......... 186 38 II.bout·," he wrlt"II, "lind the dootor8 . , Vl'ew 0' f ReVl"ew , ..,. of .wbeat.ever reoeived ill WwtbiDjC ." , . ~. " ~: '. ' Ii',rll.nkltn townsltip,out8Id~.. 646 25 did m6 'no good, otlt, ufter using ur, . Iu S . pi "'OUE S"OTS 3 King's Nfl Qlso()very three weeks, ton, C.J.I., arrived at the WI suing II. \V,A~nINO~O~' .· ~ . '.~ "I' . l't'an¥lJn. oorporatlon ........ 1041 . .1 1 feelli~'~ Q. ·n"w mlln: Iln'el oan do MIlIiDgO,o uip.oY'i plant la!!t WtleK, lie tD th~ Jow, !!larahy bO,U01;DB of H~rlun tpwnsb!p ............ ,.. 3-10 ,27 gpod work "guin·. " .. For weuE dare whea ,Horace Wi1siJp ot near 8100D) ' the P~tomllo, .the breedlDg ~ound. Samilto,ntown8hlp.......~.... .. 1 8 ~9. 'or dise,II.l!~d lung-, ~ou~h81J.Iid . . of 1D"~.m~, 8e~.ma, . Th~ lerm~ M~l toWnsbip. . . h.: ...... :... f l14: OO' Bqmorr~it'1I1 a8~ Jj't'V(lr, La. . Ing8burg 'drove upon the scale8 with · . O!'DMohm.",&ver a_a d agu~,;bllUoa,~ .' . ~ 'w hi ' b rth . 54 .09 411thfua or bny Brol',lohlnl :a)oal1 .t hat. 'welgbed ' ~3,230 ponnd8. · . nea, janndice, IlI.s.tt,!1de~ IwealEoM8 .8&lem t-o nl! p, . 0 .... ... . . . ,it .8tande unrivaled. Prloe 500' ,The . wheat~ W&8 lQ086 in the malO , · aad .eDe~ d~bllity .~cl bl'.ing In.t .. ~lem ~~wnsbi~, ~~u h .....: 246 SOl '1.00. .T rial.· bottltl free. 8~ld -motb,wagon bed'and 'ilfter the wUl(on terhig or c;leg..b, tq Ql~u~ndl " .r1:v, l.'urtlore~_k·town8l:l iD,outslde .:.J~G ~4. '1tqU:rab teed by :Fred . C ~h \Vartz had. bQen ' relieved' oUts . bu r'den 'It · bnl lIUeotrio Blt:~~ n~v~r ~ii.l~ to de T~rtleoreekcor'Wl'''ttQt1".'.. , 1188 ~ . ' ,. _ " . ' ~_ ' ... ., . '. . ' 11,roJ '~m.• od 9~hre ~~latrilillt~!!.un~ Wa.ne t<1wo's tiip , weat.;',..... 1115 03 ' Japin baa tbelarRe,8t.Votoano ore- tip~\'ibe .' llOale8· at ,8 ~)lm pound8, _ "-'\o ..e1. Are" e ' II'DS a r.,.. U J , , ' .. ' . d I . .,. leavhiglO.180 Pcsnndl t.~e weight of . tdnle .lid onre . for mal~"'a i e.e~_ W~yne tow~.b{p"e&lt ...... :,. 282,»6 ter intb~'worl , tm,~surel our... wbe!l;t.. W.hen if itt knOWD that uHd " lVrl&8e R. II. Jamu. of Ip.n WuhlDRton . tow·o .bip......... 168 ll~ -.(eon ,by len ml1e8. . . ~ tbe ordinary loa:d~ iDol nding t.eam elleb'. 8. Q\ ,\ ,T,bey, oare ~1D·b·Olb. Union towniblp ...·.. , ... :.'!;... ; · 160117 . - . . . ...-.. 'ft ' -; ~ all, .vera..... aboul8,OOO ponnd8 1 UTer Kfcblll,. ' and 'Blood&~()u ea - . • _ .. ' .i A 8h081 of herril;lg. lit aomell.mlll ,. ltv .D4 1;rw preveDf' ~. ~d The flri'.bloJole wrth pedal. wae Jlv,or ••z mU. 10Dg .~d eno"'''J of 'hetoa·fwlll be'l'e '1' til• • 100. ~adU'" bT J're4 .A a_a' 18.0. . \hr" mllH broacl, allze'l1· . . 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"0 \Ing, be not 4eeei,ed." retJlIld DanIel wIth n slnlle of Incredulity, ~ "tor thlll Is huE clay wltbln, nnll brusi' D. L. CRANE, wIthout, nnd dId ne,er eat nor drink nnythlng." "AYl\TES rLLE, OHIO. As Oanl I finished apeakln, the ,l ace -.J _ _ _ _ of the king becdUle 1I"ld with an ger, StoQ' of 11!elr De.truetioD amI tumln&, him about, he directed by Daniel <Chat 01') Topics of Mao)/ Kiods p by a PHy the Ulan whose s ummer vaca· one of hIs s rvnntll to summon the lion Is o\' r. prl sls whle h s I'V d betore tbe great Reeo~n~ze~ J!\~thcri~y \ BY THE "HICHWAY AND BYWAr' god D I, aud wh n they had ome, l1e Freckl s====== nr to be bad for the nsk· PREACHER exclnlm ed. hIs yolce shaking wIth In· Ing t1lC'se (lays, tense passIon: =--=== -== 9::as the era "Oonl el her e declnr th that Del eat· A HOUle Party, tess ,s a id paste, glue, nalls, buge pins' Based on the Apocryph'll t,lI not of those things whIch tll king Jnvltstlons to ,thIs party were sent and lin n throad wer llsed In COD ' "Th e 0 s trllctlon of Bel and provltl th dally. It ye tell me not Th!'r is enough s unburn for all nl Dragon." tru ly that B I eateth these things, out on postcards on whlch there was structing the dlllJllllY ot II adgoar, and thl' ua tJll ng b acbes. But It ye cnn cer- a snap·shot of the hostess' now home. really lhe joke hats looked about us '1'11 (' ]1 nok as Part of Dllnlel.- Th orlg· then ye ll hall di e. The tl ew - broom or 'prosperity has .nul t~x t or Ilia Book or Danlr l anel the tify me that Del devoureth them, then It was a dellgbtful artal,r, with unique well as the monstrosities shown In rUI'k tra nslations of the 8 111116 dltrl'r In Danl I shn ll die for he hath spoken touches that a clever entertainer al· the shops a nd actunlly worn by worn· f;W('P t. -I an the debris of the panic. thut Ihe Intter contain 80\' 0 11\1 IllS l·tlons ways contrlYes to give h er litUe par· en who consider themselves lost tc d uddll ions, among them btllng this blasphemy agilinst Bel." D::I lly th ' dh'orce COurts are provo Sli the world If not adomed wi tli the v ry "Thoy hast spoken well," said Dan ties, no matter how Informal. tl('\'l'n lh book at the Apocryph a. known After the do:(,en chosen friends bad latest h ad covering regardless of tb e Ing thllt those who marry In hast do U l "The History ot the Vestructlon or I I, looking fu ll Into the eyes of the arrived and duly admired the COZy' Cact that It may be most unbe omlng. not need muc h leisure for r , pentance. 6('1 nnd the Dragon," Such Is tho" ong a ils muled prIests. )t th" Threo Holy Children." which .tlr· porch With Ita fUl'nlsh1ngs ot green, H was agreed that test should be At tbls season 24 hours may be the ters trom the "Hlstory ot Susl.nllu." und the maid appeared with cold beverages, A Balket Shower. th e book und r co nsIderation. In thst the made that the king and Danfel s hould clltTpr nce between an overcoat nnd wblch the hostess poured; then she Did you ever happen to think how tormer I~ InC'o rpor!ltcd In the midst or s hut and seal 'the doors of the temple a bn thfJl g suit. Ih e text or Dllnlel. while tho two Inlier atter they hnd placed the Usual told them' she wanted their very tiest many varieties of haskets there al' ? m ntloned app ur mora dl stlnctly as ap· ==== Flyin g = Ac ross the English channel pendl es. and olIer no semblance or [arm· food nnd drink nnd offering' hefore Ideas regarding house building; that I never did unlll my attention was ought to be an Improvement over Ing pll rt or the origInal text. "Thu His· the Image. A"nd the priests little for tho two . hest plans there were cal\ed to the fnct by a novel basket prizes. . s hO\ver gIv n tor a September bride· tory or SUllannll" (or "The Judgment of s wimming across It. Dllnl cl") 11'1 g nerally found In th e b gIn · regard ed the matter, for under the Papel and p ncl1s were passed and to·be. nlng at the boole thollgh It 'also occ urs table they had mnde a privy entrance, a balf hour alotted for the architects King Peter ot en 'ln, who tell from afl The hostess asked ench gu!'st to cr the twelfth chllpter ot Dllnlel. "Th where by they entered In continually hi s horse, Is thnnkru l that. It was not History or the Destruction of Bel an" th .. to turn In their creations. Tbe result bring a bask et or some description. nOll con sumed those things whlcb from hi s throne. was delightful. Each one was a llowed As the 24 guests \\' ere al\ Intlmnte Drago n," Is plnecll nt tho end at the book; and the LXX v rslon tt bellrs a w re set b fore Bel. , But Dan· fiv e minutes to explain tile merits at (rlends th ey consulted among th"'u ===== Tnke CIlT t' or th e "youthful roo .peclal headJnlr U8 "port ot the pro phe ey lei was a s subtle as the priests them· h!'r plan. Some r emarkably clever selves, so the selections mnde did ·mance." and th e divorce qu estl.on ~f Habakkuk . , Vllrlous cllnjel'lUr s 11 11 \'0 selves. and unbeknown to them bo Ideas were developed and much un· not Includ e duplicates. There was 0 been mnde n8 to the origin of tho orlul· ",11\ tllke care at Itself. tions. n.nd It hos been sUl1poa (\ th Ul tht:: . ca used hi s servants to strew the floor suspected talent revealed. The prizes stunning brown Wistaria was te bas· ,,'cr derived tram Arnml c orl",-1 11018, but or the temple with very flne ashes, were subscriptions to well·known mas k t; on ot saDIe weave to hold fruit; Cblnamen have only themselves to the character at the addlLlo1l11 themse lves Then were the doors shut and sealed IIzln s devoted , to household affairs, a market basket made by a Dutch bll1 me for the surveillance put upon Indlcato rather the hand ot nn Alexn n- with the klng's seal. and th favors were tiny wooden Jap. peasant; a clothes basket; tiny cov~rln o wTlter. It Is also not unllk I)' tha t them by th e f dernl authorities. In lh e morning with eager .atep th o trnnslntor of DanIel wrought up tra· al\ se houses filled with bonbons. For ered basket to hold a thimble. This It was a woman who made tbe fiag, dWons which ,,'ere already current and came the king and Daniel with him, refreshments there were canteloupes was In a round work basket, that also appended them to his work. and the kIng said: nnd thnt may be one reason why lDen filled wlth New York ,Ice cream, Iced had n scissors shield woven to matcll. "Ah, ha, are not the sel\ls whole!" tea and dainty E nglish biscuit. have been and still are ready to die There was a clothes bamper, and a "Yea, my lord , til ey are whole." for It. In a week. or two this same hostess cunnln$ covered basket with a handle, Then the king commanded that the wll\ entertain the same people, and just large enough to hold II. lunch for ; Between dIscontent In India, tb e doors be opened, and wben they had they will "furnish" the houses planned two. (Scripture Which Doubtless Com· German Invasion scare and the new gone within hehold the table was at this party. To go with these bask ets thp.l'e was is for ted Daniel During This Trllll.) taxation methods Britain Is likely to empty, and the king cried: It may be readily seen how delight· a ten or coffee rest woyen of awe t ~ Who knows but that the In· have an uneasy summer. . "Oreat art thou, 0 Bel, aud with tul this exchange of Ideas Is lind how grass to use when serving on the splratlon for . Daniel'l dally de· thee Is no deceit at all." alert It keeps .()ne In observing the porcll, and quaint waU holders In vat Ion c.,me from tho Flfty·flfth Sometimes a mother of seven ' or But Daniel only laughed, and point. bes t arrangement of all rooms. The whlcb. a tumbler could be Inserted to Plalm ae follows: eight children, and with nobody wlll. Ing to the pavement where the ashes Olaklng of a real home ' should be the hold wild flow er-s. The bonored guest As for me, I will call upon lng to help her take care ot them, had been spread, he said: highest aim at every woman. By was perfeoUy d lighted wHh' thlJl God; and the Lord Ih",11 lave must almost envy an old maid. "Mark well whose footsteps these that, I mean a home where the needs shower, for It turned out that baskets be." ot each Individual are looked. out for was ODlI of her hobbles. By the way, A discriminating person hearIng m~Venlng and morning and at And when the private entrance had with thc best effect possible. lately I have found so many people one at the popular songs of the day noon, will I pray, and cry aloud;. been disclosed to the king he 1o'D.B basket crazy, some ot tho younger might marvel that anyone should at· and ' he shall hear my voIce. very angry and he, caused the priests women actually ta~lng lessonll ot the tempt to plagiarize that tuneful lit. is And again from the Fifth A New Bonnet Party. to be slain and delivered Bel and tort. Indians who come to summer resorts ~ Pealm: A hostess sent Invitations tQ 20 of the temple Into , the hands of Daniel, Give ear to my wordl, 0 Lord, her friends asking them to see an ex. seiling the pret y oreations tUey have who caused tlrem to be destroyed. Even thougb petroleuUl butter be. Hl! consider my meditation, made during the long winter ' months Now there was also In the same hlbltlon of Imported French mlllinery COmes an establi shed fact this world Hearken unto the voIce of mY ~ place a great dragon which the 'peo- at her hOme on the date speelfied. On on the reservations. will not be d prlved of the pleasure MA UA1.(E lofERRT. cry, my King and "lY God; for ~ ple at Babylon worshlp~d. And the the top ot the Invitation was a tiny of 'teachIng cunning little calves to i3 unto thee will I pray. figure In n perfectly ellormous hat. king sald unto Daniel: drink out or. a pall. i3 My voice Ihalt thou hear In Every One wondered what they were "Wilt thou also say that this II of the morning, 0 Lord: In the to find and awaited the day with keen Evidently the men who conlltruct brass? Lo, he Ihret~, Qnd eateth and morning will I direct my prayer the popular songs can see that these drlnketh. Tbou canst not say that curiosity. They were not d.l sappolnted, unto thee, and will look up, curious compositions are not all oft he Is not a living ~od. Therefore for the large living room was ar· For thou art not a God that ranged like a millinery shop; a pretty the same piece or they would not worshJp him." .. hath pleaeure In wlckldtleSl: have brought the matter Into oourt. "Nay," responded Daniel, "but ] maid In cap with a long rib han bow neither ihall evil dwell with a beruffled apron fluttered about I will worship the Lord my Go/\; ror and speaking broken En gll s.h with a thee. The' foollih shall not ~ Uncle Sam Is ' proudly exhibiting he Is the living God. But give me stand In thy Ilg"t: thou hateet ~ lea ve, 0 king, and I shall s~ay this charming French accent, and t.he $200 000,000 worth ot battleships off Hosiery nove~tles Include stock· i8 hostess was In a trailing gown of un· the coaat of Massachusetts, but none ill all workerl of Ihlqulty, dragon without sword or staff." , Thou Ihalt deltroy them that mistakable French manufaoture. tngs of shaded sUk. of them will ever be as famous AS as , And the king having glven his con· Overskll'ts of sort material are moapeak le .. lng: the Lord will abo Around the room on hat torms were that ancient tub .. *be Mayfiower. sent, Daniel took pltcb and fa and lndescrlbable bead cov~rlngs, made dish Ilnd Ilre here to stay. hor the bloody and deceitful hair . and 'bavlng made at them great , Real estate In· Messina Is plainly man, Valenciennes lace, relll and Imlta· Cram waste· paper baskets, ' chopping balls he took and tbrew them into bowls>_c.ola.n.dera,_~te. tion, Is In demand once more. not a profitable Inves' .:nent. It Is too But al for me, I will come the great yawning throat of the , subject to depression, and-Its The trlInmlng eonslstet1 ot lemons, Into thy houle In the multItude Cluny lace Is a~ great a favorite as dragon from which Issued n hot and ears of corn, sun.f!owers, caulltlower, openings are not at a kind to Inspire of thy mercy: and In thy fear It was a season or two ago. . scorching breath. Now, a~ soon al 1101lyhocks, c~mblned wIth gay feath. confidence In their stability. ~i11 I worehlp toward. thy holy Folds and fichus over the shoulders the pitch balls had renoh ed the In· er dusters, turkey qullls, and even temple. terlor of the dragon they burst Into birds' nests had \leen pressed Into are quite a feature of the summer The Duke of Ahruzzl 'has broken all Lead me 0 Lord, In thy rIght. evening dresses. fi erce fiame and caused the Image to service. The ·gu"esfs went Into gales records, It Is said, In Himalaya moun. eoulnell, beeaule of mIne ene· All o( the new outing hats, as well burst asunder In the middle. Then of laughter D.B they trled on the bur. tatn climbing. He Is to be congratu· mlee; make thy way atralght beas- the finer atraws, show ,8 decided turning to the king, he eald : lated. This Is something people can· lesque creations. The maid exclaimed -fore my face, . "These . be the gods ye wor!'lhip." "SI charmante, madame," in the mOlt roU at the brim. not be born to. They must do moun· For there II no falthfulne .. The scarf wblch matclles the gown But when the people ot Babylon approved · manner. taln climbing themselves. 1n theIr mouth; their Inward Is becoming one of the familiar feat· heard that DanIel had destroyed not The dearest little hats made of ures foJ' the light wrap. Plrt II very wlckednesl, their The good old summer time Is hav· throat II an open sepulchre; ~ only Bel but the dragon which the1 crepe tlesue paper held salted nuts F01l1ard facing for - the smart reo tng things all Its own way. The worshiped, they were wroth and made when refreshments were served by vel's' sounds a new note hi tailoring they flatter wIth their tongue, westher men announce that there Is Deltroy thou them, 0 God; let ~ common oause against him, declaring maids In French costumes,. The hoa· and dress combinations. nothing In sight at present to suggest them fill by their own counleli ~ that It he were not delivered Into their any marked changes from existing cut them out In ~he multitude ~ hands they would rebel' against the meteorological conditions. king and destroy him , Now when of their tranegrellionl; for they the king saw the straltll Into which hive rebelled agalnlt thee, ' There are signs or more revolution. he had fallen he gave Daniel Into ' that put their But 'let all thOle ary distUrbances In Hayti and Santo theIr hands and they cast him Int.o tl'Ult In thee reJoIce: le~ them DomIngo, and some of the old names, the den 'where were seven lions, fierce ever shout for Joy, becaule thou like Jiminez and Jose St. prerre Glor· and hungry. There Daniel ~as for defendeat them: let them ever danl, arefjg~rlng In the dispatches. six days. But God bf 8 mighty splrU shout for Joy, beeaule th'ou . But unUI the famous Woz y Gil gets carrIed his proJ)het Habbacu from defendelt them: let them alao ' bUBY It Is probable there will be really Jerusalem to Babylon, bearing a b01"1 that love thy name be joyful In dol of pottage and broken bread, whlc}! thee. he gave Into Daniel's hand and bE: For thou L9rd, wilt bien the Cheaper cuts at ,'beef contain just was strengthened. And on the sev· rlghteoua; wIth favor wilt thou 8S high food values as do the tender· , enth day came the king, and when he compasa him wIth a shield. loins, . the porterhouse steaks, .and U~e found Daniel safe he cried: "Great II! juicy SirloIns, although they need to the God of Daniel." be chewed awhile longer because gEm· And he caused Daniel to he drawn THE STORY. erally tougher, according to II r eport (orth nnd those who bad sought his made before the blotogical chemistry ROSPERITY and th e attaining ot hurt were cast In thither and were section at the AmerIcan Chemical society. eminence exclteth envy nnd bring· devoured at the lions. otb enem ies. His Goodnesi' All About UI. Abdul Hamid, the deposed sultan, So It was In the days of DanIel, and Men IIYe dailY by faIth In the unto . continues to "give up," hIs hl.test. can· so It Is to·day. verse by confidence that the seaSODa trij>utlon being a obeck for $5,000,000 At Buch time he who walketh the will ~eturn, that you can depend o.n tram his hard·earned hoardings. Bllt pathway of r ectitude and honor will nature glvlng as you sow. All Jlvlnl! apparently the Young Turks are not eventually bring those wbo would do Is based on the eternal verities at nil. yet through with him. Tbere comes him evil Into the snare at their own ture, 'Why can we not I"ea<l ~bls meso from Constantinople t)lo report that sage for .our own lives? Sh'ould nol 'Abdul IB to be trlel{ for his part In devIces. Our slory begins at tile time In the each returning day tell of the good. the revolt of las t Apr!l. This may life or DanIel when he had become nes's that Is ever new? . mean another and bigger check from grent In the sIght at the king and It II! foUy to look tor some autborl, the ex·monarch. : -r Tbe foundation mUj!t be cut 12 Inches hal1 been shown great hOllor my him. tatlve word r evealing a good ruler 01 wid e and 9 Inches deep, -an extra Iricn This was the reward of faithful aerv· the world If yoll do not find goodnesl! EX·Presldent . Castro say that tho being allowed all round tor turnings; American government Is prepllrlng to Ice and the exercise of tliat r,reat writ large and ever)'wbere In thl! embroider . one aide with t'he design wisdom which God had bestowed upon world as you bave n. Why IIhouid we deceive the world with wicked ~hown; the; leaves are !n eatln'stltch, schemes. Ile seellls to labor under blm because he had chosen to serve not trust the revelation .or , !lstlne and the "stalks In cording, Btltcll, and the the delusion that all the power anll God In the presence ot the heathen affection In nature? , Why ~l)ould we herries 'In French .knots, small sequins not seek ourselves t«> learn the lawe Influence of thi s great r epublic are court. or knots being uaed for . the wave.d Natural1y the prp.ferment which was or life, to be hi haMlony wlth thle being beat on his personal destruc· 'Une at lower edge at chaplet; 'the shown to Daniel by the king excited unlv\lrse of law and 80 to come at tlon. In his persistent accusation of ba;'p Is In flne cordlng·stltclt.wo~khostility toward him· by tbe United the envy and hatred of the princes last to know the face cit that 11fe w~lc1 with' gold tinsel thread. , nnd ' chlet men of the realm and they has taught us 'life and love throug) States he puts himself la the atti tude sought for occasion against him. the work of hls: flngen? If .the work Is at all drawn, Iron It 'at' of the ant wbo was angry at being 'the- baQk over- thick 'blanket: now Now It came to pass that as , the We need' no dreams of dwelling b. slloyed by the le phant.· . cut a- piece of stout' ca.:dboard 9 'king went In dally to adon the great yond 'pearly gate/!; we need no prom. god Bel which had bellD 2tlt up In the .Ise of paradises Qf slotb or ·ot fali') Inc~e/! 'd~ep, and 1~ Inepe~ Wide; score Those blsons, or butralos, which re' ,temple at Babylon, -that he noted that furni shings, all we need t.., make Olll. It with .n knife' t;wiCe. down the ce~ter, fused to Immigrate to Canada and Daniel went not thl,ther and lIe asked Uves tul1, ,and rich, and strong 18 t1118 at l dlsUinces of three:quartera ali , have been 'lett to roam on this side ~ 'Inch, but,. do - n,o L cilt " It t.hroug~;­ him concernlng the matter, saylng: faith that tbe w9rld Is even now belna of the border llTe truly American In "Why , dost DOt thou ,~orsblp Be11" made ,by right ~d truth, thllt J1Q other stj.e~ch the embrdi.del'ed ma,terlal oyer ISpirlt. CIl.nada bought the beasts, but "Because I may not worship Idols way ~~an tllnt of. ,right 18 possible to it, turn In the edg.ls ' and fix. 'on the 'in'. 88 the animals have tJ).ken to thC:l ·.nll,de with bands, but the living God,r' the \rue man, that the love ~hat sld..e of ' CI1I',d with 1 8eCco~e. . t woods tlle attempt to corral them hus replied Danrei, earnestly. _.. POSSllS ollr knowledge ·Is over ~11 an'/', " , ' " F~or the lining, u!,ei1lln sl1~ etretclled been abandoned and they have been "Thlnkest thou not that Bel III, . a this love Is tbe law for .0Ul' Uvea an~ " TIil~ cf)~er" ~eallures, -When made, o~et 'paperj fiX even\y -;inSide wtth presented t.o our government. :As living god? Beeth thou not how much . fqr our livlng. _-.:. . 9 inches deep, aild abbut 6~ ·\liches Bee~oUne, 'ThJ.,c~er ma~ either ,be they ha,ve, bown tbelr love for , Amer· he ellteth and drlnketh every day?" ~ wl~e' ,of' course ' the design may ' be '"ftted to the back.:.o f, an old book, or It, lcan soli I~ ts to b hail d Ole bu,traJos 4emanded the king, Indignantly: '.' Por The ~lCn des'ervlng, the ~ame Is QDe wlll be allow d their frll edolll, and blm Is proYided at.my expeue every wbose thoughts and exertions are tor used' for a lar.rer size, b~ allo'VIlns may' be t\aed fQr a muut~~ the po.,. ))erhaps left ' to tbemstllves (h y mal day 12 measureS of flDe flour, aDd ,C?thets rat~er ttum tor blmselt.-Blt "lD.ore margin Of ~lalD matel'fal at the er8 of wblch may. be 8UppC!cll ~~er 'edge. , ' ~riSD, .Uk, or lIatlD ml'1 lteblUtd- ot etutl~ ~ed 1be 'ltunar I'8D8W a stock whlcb blls beoouie ",el~ to .heep &lid alz vea.ela of WIllI," W, Scott. <Wied (or the foaD~~~\ ' 'each .I~' ~. -.aIIb t-ztermlnaled.

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ASHlNU TON ._ Tb po· IItl nl actlyltl es of t.hC An.l rkllll P ople are prnctica lly c(>ascles s. ~ Natlolllli. tat ' lind 10' ~~ cnl lection!! follow one auoth I' III unbrok· eu round. It Is held, seeming ly. that In short t rUle of omc li es th e greater safety for rr e In stltu· tlons. I.L unit for the nomIna tion or David. Bennet t Hili. 1'he It was 35 years It has heen asserted and argued tblngs that these New York rs said about Grover leveto tbe limit of patlen e and lulur. ago' that the ghoat land, a itlze n of their own state, would hav been little ance In \Vnshln gton and Is wh re of a e Ba r Ism less than astound ing' to sOlne foreign ers who did not tbut tbe campnl gnlng limes. wltb walked abroad In und ersta nd the ways nnd byways of Amcrlc un P\)IIt1 s. their attenda nt ex Hement , coming Americ a. It walked The re was no crime whloh :\1 r. Clevela nd h ad not comas they do with barely a space be. again r ecently aud mitted . Even If the crimes could oot \:lo proved ngu\nst tw een, tend to th breakin g of the there was just as him, th ere was not one chan e in Ii unh'ers ot chanceR health or the bu si ness 1Ir. Pros. much subslan ce of that he would carry New York sl.ate Ir he were nont!· perlty, howeve r, has bcen so g~Il' the Bplrit as there nated. erally a IlRrt or the country 's his. was wil en August New York would have none of blm. No person from tory that little heed Is given to th B Imont In t.Ile Good Ground on the Atlantic to Dut'fll.lo Oll Lake Erte, it com plaining cry. The feu r of n POB' Democr atic con· \\ as ,said . ha d any liking In bls h art tor the only mau sible Ins tability or Instituti ons that \. ' olion at Baltl· who had led the Democr atic hOGtl1 to victory s ince beron might follow a change has out. more saw It strld· th e days of th e civ il war. Th e New Yorkers went tritll weighed the fear of a poss lbl hut Ing . through the the convent ion ball and voted for Hill aud with them tempor ary commer cial Instabili ty. convent ion hall. In th e voting were Born e forly·od d D mocrats . Mr. Cle\'. I MmllffiEhus tts wh reo becuuse ot the sUPP'lsed Iu his s 11eech at land recel\' Ii 017 votes eve u In g up and his nomina tion Immlldl atl, elTect ot the traditio nal habit of thought , the peopl e that Democr atic was made unanim ous. p I ace at the might be expec ted to look with fayor on n long tenuro couvent lon lIfr.) polls. The poll. The N w York d elegatio n went h(llbc. 1t forgot all of puhllc oftl th Belmon t said that, ceo . e go\Oerno r of the state is elected tlclans, the men Grant, aided lIy a ' the bad things it hsd sa id about Mr. Clevela nd and 11 yellrly. The mayor ot th o cily of Doston IIlso holds who make a \ anybod y was unldud enough to bring tbem to remem, office only for a twelvem onth . corrupt oongres s, a In ssachus elts and Bos. busines s of pol. brance the answer was, "It was all In the game and we ton are weaklin gs corum rcilllly . . Thore has been, co n g res 9 from Itlcs, have a howeve r JlO wanted HilI." The Democr ats from a t d I th . wblcb love of Burrolo. Tammnn ylt.eo ond nil : worker1 Oood Ground to , e ll eney n e stn les or tbe nlon to length· wisdom of ttielr lib erty all bad for the election d epart· ' en the terms of the cllief x utlv s. That wblch seems own, and they of Grov er l(lvelanl l, and elected be WiIJI. If you hear wise to "ay Id I b ed, was assumin .... wo,u 1a \'e eCll de m d °folly halt a cen· \lIloVe a respect, all the functiongs ' anythin g about Ii candida te in a naU(ltlal convent ion tury ago. The people ba\'e found that tbey can trust though It be a from a delegat e who opposes bls nom'M,tloo, don't bethemsel ves to k r tI of governm ent of lieve It. After the C'onventlon 1 d eep away rom the pIt of apathy tor selfish and are· II! over t\l.. delegat e blm, whatev er kind, and Iree or our years an that all men are not possess ed that the bayone ts ' self will tell you be lied. luctnnt one, tor or the military Oel!!' of tlallge rOUB am blU ons. EaTly In the winter precedI ng tbe 1I1ltional conven· \ The recu In t Ik f that whlcb the tl rr . g B o a t erm 0 S x years for the tlOJlS til e member s ot the nationa l com.u·,lttees of both people arc bent poUsm preside nt and the t.ulk ot senator already s for life terms Is prob. on doing. great )lolltlca l parti es m eet to d ecide 11' which of the ably but talk for talk's snke. Anythlu g thnt has politics were flashing In I grent It all the dire cities this con\'ent lon hall be b~. Both com· tor a basis Is at Interest to the i"oe Am rlcan and In the things the un. The New t mlttee m etings had bap. are called for th e clt1 ,)t Washin gton and each can back 'the nnm give n with reasolls that declare d ' for tbe greater conveni f hi h t Pen d to tills reo a ence of the melttb rs. many of n thatd or w c "Caesar he advan cer couldn' t get a vote- not even lsm centfall za· whom have oOlchl1 position s with the scene ot their public that poll· tlon" were hi sown. under· · f t actl\'ltl cs In the capital city. ticlnns just be· = ~d Amer Ica~o _ Iy In U ures. The mlln· fore mining the very Iitl cs d es I I I!rge 11atlonal In the r enrs golle by the choice of the '~onventlon city g 0 f ~h In presto .. ~" tl,s one foundat ions of our so beror 1 wa s to sam extent gover ned by (Iolltlcal ('ons ld cl'atlons . tl mony thousan ds of times convent ions had e e conven on c a·ys In~ II g11l'CS cannot k eep the. predi ct d would 'rbere was a se t b li ef ou the pnrt of many or th e com· folleral s ystem and ('ou nt. The (JueRtio.n of the llluilitud thnt witness es the happen to It If mitlcoll1 cn tbat party ad vantage \\'as to bo gnjnlld by the all oa tl1 ta kl IIg of a preside nt on the pl atfo rm oust of the constitu "sweep ing tlollul away a man not Hlelr naming o r tbis It y 01' that Ity as the phlce for tbe cu pltol Is: "V\'ho will tuke th oath four years from c hoi c e great galhl'rln g. Su ch th OIl/! llts largely Tla\' e pn ss '[I flnd to.day? " There nre some thousan ds of indl\'ldu nl roem· bulwark s." el cted the nationa l com mlttel's nowntlnys nre lnoro anxl01l s to bel'S of the roulUtu d who The . . \\'111 be Quick. Ito give answer dent. republic , th e r e have a co nvcnti on It Id lu a eit y \\,hl ' h hns a hall prop. how'eve nil d ene II can b nc k t h e g lv n nallle WIt I still -gem. lived and lastr, year I' Ilsons tbat would not be n e rly arrang d, big nOll g h f r tlw delegat es nnd for a 0 J'lIt f! and h e h e II e ves nil convinc ing. It Is a grea t game and It sltred of IIlJerty any ha rd of apC'ctnto rs l1l\d sn fegllurd ed in ev~ry way against Republi cans, roa k'h 35 es for safety.h b \' I I le tt In th e land. 111' :lll d othe r dan ge rs. T 'I ere neve r as een a tim sln c \ nli 1 ngton was " cars after, were he p eo pIe, Of COU1"se mon ' y ent l'!l intO th e matter ns It enters crying "CII sa rlsrn Inaugurn te d In tbe city or ~CW. Yorlc thut t I10 conc rns " howe ve r, seem Into IlI Ost muUers of 11ft>. The na tional cot1llnIU e' men and centntl\ zntlon" ob f legislat ion. no matt er how \'ltal to th o rOlllltJ'Y,-ha\'c to ('xp ct th e dt)' thnt is il onor d to hear tb e a ctu!! 1 ex· .en strong enough to leeel' IlOlilies BlId th e .malte r of tbatbe sa tiSfi ed nnd III th e same th Y 1111\'e ),HIlIses o[ holding th e 'OUI' nlion. .J us t h~w lIluch tbe th e preside ntial success ion br ath out of declari th e pcople'a ng Til Americ an thrhoes on polltlcs -proot enou gbminds. the tsam bu sin ess of a grent town Is bene fit ed b,. the Ilulltl csl · ' , per. of heire fkindf 0 r t ree d om that was .IOn tbe joyful possess that all the constitu tional bul,,'ar\cE' wer e helng swept ore Illhers. One of the !lrgull1~llts thut was gnth rln~ It Is hara t o state. Of cO llr~ e tho hot e l's away. When the minds reap of that IHI»S, those who "!!ee things" got It Is been II h llithy' food . There hus used against the e ve r.,' ady sneer at Americ an anoth th e Jlomlna tioll of Theodo re Roosev elt pl elltcolls ly, bllt the great gain to a comOl1lnlty co mes normal . e l' Ie rro was that he had gatlte red unto hlmstor and the eyesigh t b ecAlll e elenr, a esarlsm un d from the exa mple whleh the polltlca) cuovent lon sets It cenu'all zatloll method s of nnmlng a pr sid lit. i\1 en who think none were found somewb ere far down t.be wind for Ih e d leglltes oC othel' conve ntlon·ho ldlng bodies to too well of ' popular governm ent have said ; untO by re- JUost of th e for.ces of governm ent and tllat lIe bad· absbol.'bed nlmost wholly the'\' largel' part ot tIle flloctlollS of d b and tbe constitu strong follow tional . ribbed bulwarl and re werll as Iron faun bound eration 1.0 tl as e e\'er. a!! h they Tho country 'hl1vo come to b eliI eveI thId I r OWI1 It ( I war d11s, it e legislat ive branch. It was a COl.lImon enough tiling From the mOlllen t till t th e In wmaker .. get togcth e r In lat t e politici ans and th e 00 e 10 ers a so po· always goes to the devil In a thol1snnd dllTeren t ways n Washin gton last year and the year before to h ear tile Washi ngto n after a presld entlnl el ellllll the n ext cam' just before the delegat es to the great nationa l conven· ti clans) do the ' pres1de nt·nnml ng for the people. It Is wO,rds ' llluttere d about "one-m an power" and Ule "repub· It II pal g-n Is ~ n . In th e win leI' next pl'ecedin ll n cony entlon a s t.atemen t that b ears nO tesl. \Vi tions } are gathere d togethe r len 1\1 r. ,oose\'e c s rnpld road to dospotl sm." Someho w br other t3ere began the outlinin g of his policies .there th e r Is morc politics Itl th e na tional l"It)' than tbere 1& was hardly a med to be u feeling that .tbls was utterly new talk In tbe Liberal Republi can convent ion ot 1 72, beld politicia n In the land who approve d . Th e III mbera of legislat ion . and that the su»poae d danger existed tor tbe first time co ngress wbo wer friendly to the presiden t's course In the city ot Clnclnn aU, there w I'e things said ubout The effect of Washin gtnn politics In. th e history ot the country . telt all over . General Grant whh!b made tb e things s nld In tbe Balli· ould be counted with no knowled ge br cOllnting. Meas· the nion and It Is In th e cU\1ltal 'cl ty lariely that poll· lfr s went .throllgh congres s that tbe congres smen more convent ion a little late r seem tllUle. who When Grant's cles Two are yenrs fl'amed ago a New Yo'r k paper with an eye on aud piltn8 are laid agaInst t he day 01 · voted aye loatbed In their souls. namc was mention ed In the convent ion Ule first time Roose\'c lt opened Its column s to a discussi on of '''Caethe next nationa l cunvent iol1. Already th',) dlsc llsslon In every U1nn hIssed and kept on hissing for tbe ~ perlod WllI~t was the reason of it sl1? The people them· sal'lsm th e cUlIltll1 Is turning to th e subj ct of tbe nomwe es fOl ." The siune ( New York paper years ago saw usually allotted to the ' applaus e followlh g the m ention selves were voUng, 1Islng unwillin g but finally polJUcally dally and nightly for weariso me month after weariso me the next gr at nationa l ~ ol1test. of somt> favored one. II WB!! only seven y ea rs before wi se agents to do tbe . voting for them . The man who month the ghoet' of "Caessr lsm." There la nothing uew this that Grant bad received the surrend er of Lee at wants to succeed hlmseif i'n olUce bas an eye and ear under the sun, ev'Em III t~e me,Uer of gilosts. ApPolll attox a.nd yet here In a norther n convent ion of for ' bls constlt~ents. If be wants to commit politica l When the Domocr ats ot tbe couuO'y got ]1.ogether In meu n~nr:ly every one . of whom had been a Republi can suicide ' he become a 'tempor arlly blind and deal. The convent lo,n In 2alUmo re In tb'c rear UI72 Caesar ism and the nama of the great soldier was greeted wltil the force of »bbllc opinion wilS 'never more sllarply shown centr~l1zatloll °Itnlked hourly Ulrou,gh the hall arm in . hisses not o~IY of contemp t" but than hi the United States senate winter ' before last, of batred. arm before . tbe ele • . of tbe affrIght ed' dj!legat es. Tbe ',Jose)lh H. Choute liald at a recent dinner that wltbll III the ' ~ear 1892 tbe Democr atic ponvent ion was beld when senator after seuntor voted . for measur es tllat Liberal a ftlw ye(lrs (he Willi sure) 1111 ch'llIze d uations would Republi cans h· a d held a conven tion In Clneln· I'n a building three yeat's ago 'they, wquld op6nly have declared to 'be . erected tor tbe purpose on tbe °lak.e tront naU and had . nomJna ted "orace · O~eeley and B. Gratz be' compell ed .' to arbitrat e their quarrela , as for centurie s In ' Chlcaf;o.' Any man who attende d' this Democr atic Inlqultb us, "ecause they might disturb bllslnells I~ter· Brown ,tor pr~slden~ and v.lc,9'pre$ldent . . The Democ rat. gatheri all ol\' \IIted men Ila e been compell ed W' do. e~ts, busilles s ' Interj)s ts being the Interest s Of. corpoPlj\' had assemb led at Baltimo ng Will rememb er the bulldrn g-"tbe Wigwam ," "Patrio tism-tb e glor~ous fourth- -all that re to Indorse Liberai' Re- as' It was called. The" root of ·tbe Wigwam leaked. . tiona wlileb °80mll people Say sow lIt,t le and reap plenteThe thing is' very good, ind~etl, '" said ?lir. 'Caoate, sort 01 'publlcans~ 'ticket a,nd ' tci say: ulfngs·· In' the , t/lell' plaUorm O\Isly, ' "but dl& smalles . .' about Qeneral ·<)rant· and ..tl,Ie· Republl oan party ge'neraJl)\. 'wam t .Ilohi In It ~;as the skyligh t. It was at \.be Wig' arrlll\m ent. univers al peace,. will be in~h better. can vellUon 'tl\at 'Grovell Clevela nd 'iV,as :: nomina ted Ait lor the' houlle of r~presenta\iVe8, the men who I 0 one probabl y Will deny 'to-da;r that-.th ere were a for the third time for. the omce of preSide nt. In the ho. " . "[n this ' s(llendl d' peacefu l future wblch' 18 so neat etopd agalnat. the .preslde ntlal policies . still' clinging to hundred and . one things In Orant'. admin18 t;aUon ' bad us, friends of war will seem as Uncouth as a young man tels for iwo or three days before the conven tion there the beUef that the maJorlt y .of tbe people waa. not 1n.. , enoUgh' to. have I\ad some wohla no~;'Of praise aald about seemed the other day In my nlltive Salem, were sCOl'e.s of,..1Jlen who were given over to the task sympat hy with the adminis tration, found out thefr misthem. bUt I~stea~ ' ~t act\jally specify ing' thla thIng or . "This ' young man entered Ii drug store and said I of telling ~ab at the convenU on or later at the polls. everybo dy who would IIste~ that If the conthat thing the Bpeaker a ot the De1iloc rattc convenU on .. 'Glmme a brush.' . ventlon WafS (0 commit the .unpard onable An tills 'Was • part and parcel of the plan .o f' ·preal- were of 110 carried awaT. bJ the .(ear tJlat ~e republi c .. 'Very gqoil. sir: said the polite aSBIBtaDt. What was . nomln~Una Grover Cle,'e)a nd det4!at. awaited offense _ . dftt'Damh~1 b,. the people. It I. all3lert ahi It. mundan e the Demoto go the way snd. thjlt a~ empire wall tacom e Jato Ita crattc thion p ~ . part,. and If b,. any chan,oe ~eat were . a~ertecl kin 01 a brush? A toothbr ush?' :e:ertalp. that 'if the poJlttcl uaa ot either . Q'JIIl that the1lbst· ~ of'l....th·.matter. tbat mI~ the ,. -rootbb rulh? Hawl' snarltMl tha YOUDS mao. 'What electlon of Clevelan el would brlnl 4las.te r to the PIlI'tJ' aa4 I auccee4 .1D · th_arU DI the 1'01 . of have bee~ cJ1ttclaecl and woul4 J want toothbr uab f~r! Do tldDk J~. 101 held up to mQ. the YOten . eountrJ . the yotMWoM' . g&loo1 C01lUIlUOIl ~.,. .. ~1n.P lb. afraid the ~ wraltb~" . The New IOI'Il de1epU01l, TIIIl~D ,~ DUJD~r~ ".. .. hair 00 my t..tIl" ..

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.MI· . Elln Rye iwd Misses Alioe Th f Ilowing 'hang ih th Ul'l'i\'al Chl'1I0 l' t h lind Bll rtllll S IIIi! h \VIm I;' all I u ·.partu r of t hl.! lll ai l!; fl'ulI't the t·o - oun I'svl 11 , ' lnrl illn8, l'hllrfldflY If It's Coffee o nt,t nd tho Priwitlve Bllptlst. MI · po. l mc look fIl!cL S unday A ugll t 11 1909: . ()f Peache will beuoilltiun. You wallL - :;om thing that will ~d n ripening about Mr. aud Mrt! . Almor UilI, ?'lr. nnd· 1) iml't fOI' ~ast pI ase 'YO U first, last and a ll the 'time, Mrs . ThuwlLa Dill ' and t,Lmily, uf 7 20 a. m. August 20th. use . 'hase & anuorn's pecial Blend Mt, Holly, were entertuined by 9 41:iJ 0 ombinalion 1 esk and Bookcase 20C _ lb. Thl'S£' are t l, hp t Frees tone va ri cties-mpdium 1'h olllu Luoy,mdrttDlil y on lllstl:>un. 2 a. m . '" a. m. dny to lIinn er . . '0 p . m . 4 30 \.I. m. Lot 1 -i n slove wood, $UiO a cord to extra la ~c. Vari('tic. ---Gold Drop, Old Mixon, 5 30 p. m. 7 30 p m A Man from Texas . Mr . u, uu Mrs . (1ell r ge Prntt were . . L INA WItI G... T R It ·H. Late I'awforfi and Smock. e nt rtulnen t.o uilln er ~\ln dll v b v Depart fu r WeR t A I'i v f!'Om We'll t I _ _ _ _ .. _ ... _ __ _ Says: "No b Lte l' melons are found Waynesville, Mr . nnll Mrs. Amos .I unkson ~f 7 20 a. m. 6 00 a . In PUBLIC SALES i in t ho lInllY "uuth la nd than I get Valley Phone l,at White's sto re." You will find Mt. Holly. 3 20 a. m. " 20 a. tn. ;1 Mrfl .• 1. H. Che n o w t.1I lind llllll g h7 40 p. Ill. 10 ao a . Ill. I . 1.0 1':1 U 1'1.1111 IIUII ~' I'l'lIl'ElM /Jull MO il 4 :m p . 111. I wi ll 011' 'r at publi ca u ct ion, my jnice fl' h waten ne on on Ice every _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _• .Iu 'ob wereeni'. cl.lll ll eU by MI' . IluLl i 6 ~O p. 111. fann of 76 lIc r t'~ and a l 'o per 'onal day . hlr~ . Dt1Vlll H . Lll 'us tu ·uullu .Y diu · . For Harveysbu rg ].'1' m Han' y 'uul'g PI'OI) 'I·ty. h 'i il g' situated .j m il e-Ii Sardines! Sa'r dinesl - .......- - - - - - - - - - - . . - ner. . . !) 45 a. tn, 10 30 u. m. so u t heasl of Miamisbul'g , 4 mile s . . . Mr. /lnd Mr/i . '[U OOIIL/! He!! and 3 20 P. m . 4 3 p nl n ·)I·tl,eu ·t t'I;" kl' 1/ ·Ie . st Nothmg moreappetlzlOg than real f l i t t' d h ' b h J d " I < ::; II 1',111 Ill , /~ ml we . l' urn y en er :alOe IS rot er u For Ly t le From L tl f. ' b ' d O ' d 2 sardines in mustard dressmg or 0 lye /io n Hefls aud wife of Dayton 'ttt yeo pIIng 0 10 an ayt.on IOU, '1 h' h hAd urdll.Y night und I:>~ nuay. ' 'j 7 00 a. m. . 1 30 p. m. mil es northwest of Springboro', 1 101 , t IS ot weat er. n we. sRUgdMr. und M·rt! . H. C Dnkiu , Mr. II n(l To ins ure prompt di pa lch oulgo- mil e ~o u t hwest of Dunkal'd chuI'ch Igest yo~, try a bottle of our t flel For Roofs of All Kinds. .,. k Da k In ' ELU rl f aUlI.V '1· M" Sll Mr s. "run r . Ing m:.111 J lOuld b ' in th. > posto tlic ' on V an d ever MI'1Iron d Im own fL'-I l heSnapp . , I' sauce at your nex lind Mrs . Wlliter Dakin I~nd family, at Ie t t . t b f . . old ul'face fal'm on dlnn I. Mr. Rnd Mrfl . Ernest Dukln and flllll as en mmu es e ole LlIn e [ 0111 AI!I'IlI fm' fl1f' Ilu n v p J'UIJIOU8 Craphlte Carbon ilv were entertained bv Frlink '0 k schedul ed f or leav ing for the mornWednesday, September I, 1901), Dried Fru its Elastic Paint. IIml ] \ il l put it. on f il l' Jil l!, t()o. T I I1~ 'l11d fu mil y for uillt1l'r ·Sllnllny . ing mail ; for mail " leaving nt 3:20 PrUIl(,S , Peaches, Apl'icots, Raisins I"II!. I I,. 1,,"tlll ,.11 .1 gll lllllll f .,,,11 t ,l II/lit 'I'll foll o will ,! Mrs. \Vlll ter DllkiulllllIsllll 1I1lrry p. m., YOUI' mail should be in the at nin t> o'c lock a. Ill . ·harp . Fi ve - we are receiving these in nice con/.! l1 l1 l'IIntpc gOP.!-I \\'111l 1l1lIh ' " JllIllll : WI1S olLllin g o n. Mrs. Frllnk Dllkin ofiice tift en l11inut ·,' be fure tim !:.' l!t'ad of hOI'!;Cti, twenty-one head of dition and are selling these every day atti e , ll10s lly dairy cat tle. All farm MOlldllY morning . scheduled for lavin g. - - - .. -+- - - 'im plemcnls - 8 horse power gas 0 1' to OUI' customers. I·'RA I( H. FAItH, P. ~1 . CUARANTEE FOR 5 YEARS gaso lin e e ng-in . Int rnationol make. Fruit Jars Hot Water B ottles l'h L' ht ' M d Sta d Ilt!W. All hou sehold goods. I' a rlll Will GIVE AWAY WATCH ' . d f f . . e Ig mng, ason an n \\'t. !! llll l'fl nl" (1 {.RA PHI TE AHRON P Al T to be (If l1 ("1n of 7. ( ,acres- g 0 arm or ratsmg d GI C t J ·· I ~ . ar ass ans; one ars WI'th I 1= VI"lltd fOil!-l IIno 1 1I~ rn pu t.~ Il t CUl'h l Jl1 produot ,;, to contn ln ll O F . C. 'uray, t h e barne s d uler , gh r UIl1 0 1'. thobacttl. IM odern ddwelhn g for pickles, Blitters, etc., you wi ll r O!-l in. "ph:dtllm Il r P t)'o leum in uny for ll i. noll to contllin A R T Z'S' has fifty whips whioh li e inteud~ to goon all C Wi t nn ura gas an wate r. fi d b too T ' C h n o ooi<1 nr injurinll~ Uh!:ltll11 ce: Wh A() used II ccoruing t o our cellar, gooll we)) and cistern, 4 n no e r 111 ans anyw ere. sell for '1 each, and h e will Ill tllre Il 'IiJll)lle di re ti( ·n,., we ~ nllrnll tee tb e plliut to weo r perf£' tly fnr nt I IIi\!. flvll .v Ill" W ug r to fn rni t'l h . fr(> s l1Jliolllut ...- ----- - - - - - -. . present of' 11 Victof(!;old fi ll d \vutch springs, new dairy barn up to date Fancy Lemons mnl erial t o rE- pnint /Ill y s lll'fu c 01 1 whioh l-l mpliite ' lll'bOIl 16c a dozen New Burlington. to one of the purcbnseJ"j . 1!"Ol' a with g as and wale r' in barn, silo con· Pll lnt d OPR n,\t I!ive ,.uti. lll t i\Ju for this lengt.b of lime s hould nec ted with bal'll, 8 acre young timseoond presen t be will gl va Il good nnlltlitioll~ 11' \ll1irtl it. M . S. Il()WLAN LJ . We are now in a position to give whip. '1'his' il! n0 lottery schemp , ber. T I'ms of sa le of personal pro}}- you t he lowest price of the season on STANDARD LINSEED CO •• Cleveland, Ohio. J oseph Bingl\won, of Mi ohigan ! City, [nd. visited ' his unole - Ed. but a business propo ition, und u.ny erty: good ripe lemons. All ums of $5. and under, cash · Brown and other friends here last one · wantiog II. good whip will do Wheu you a re in n eed of I' ll lin g lJuiilt give me a 01\1\ week . over said amount a c r edit of S o da Bisc uit s well to 01111 on him . r pIl on me fInll r wi ll mil un you MillS Thelma Powell, of Xenia, month will be given purchaser giv· 6c a pack_lie s pent lal>t week with her Runt, Mrll. ing note with appr:lVed security, 4 . This new eracker is proving to be Cbas. Mendenhall. H ot Wat er Bottles l> I' cent of!' for cash. T erms of real / very popular. Our Special Price on Chas . Bnd Boruee Menllenhllll estate matte known on day of sale. Saturday cleans them up rapidly at Jesse Rllwkins lind William Mill Q Valley Phon Waynesville, Ohio. Howard J. L. Michn > 1, I 3 packaarea for IOC attended tlie fine stook sale at Yel . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.... low of lu.At week A. A. McNeil SCH WAR T Z'S J e rry Himes Aucts. they mllde the trip i.D the former's Ii utomo bile. Walter Gebhart, Jerk.

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We will be well represented al pringfield on SatQrday. AOl\ u~t ~ lst when the Barnum & Bailey "'raatest show on eart,h exhibit ... there on thllt date. for II grsl1t IlllLny of our oltizens hllve Illrendy expressed themRelves all hll.ving made up t·lIeir minds tOll.ttend. A glanoe

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I will offer at public sale at Ua resi- I!!! ' ~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!~ dence of Turn t· Welch in Har'veys. HAS MOVED SHOP burg 011 George Thompson has moved his Saturday, August 28, 19()9, blacksmith shop, and IS doipi' busiB g inning promptly at 1 o'cl ock ness in the Hayzlitt building. t h f \lowing articles:.fin rubbert ire buggy, ] st el-tire buggy, 1 carOLD MilL GONE riage, set of buggy harne n. set of fly nets, small amolJnt of hay, work The old mtll at Port .WilIiIlDl , bench, set of carpenter's tools, 2 iron Ohio, whioh hl'8 been sta.nding II~ kettles. 2 good ladders, 2 bedeteads, long 88 the memory of the old8tlt 2 cupboQ('d , 1 heating stove, cross- I resident will carry him bllok aDd cut aw and othel' article too nu. mer- hanger, has been razed \JO i'he gronnd ou ' tomen.l ion. Tel·msmadeknown ~ II.Dd W. H . Beam, the owner of th., Site, will ereot a oement ftre.proof 011 Jay of ale. 1.' M , STOUT. building with Dew maohinery of . T. Hawke, Au c t, every ohatILoter u8ed for ftr8'-<llall/J milling purP!lses. ] will offer at public 8ale on

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Mrs. Ell Manin s peut Tue!lday at t.he list of w.onde rll to be seen Misses Utt zel unci Puuline remained with her daughter, Mrs. Jesse Ellis. with this bi~ how would leud one forawek 's lither . Mi se MutandAnnl\~'iresareviR Guaranteed to remove Corns ~obelievethat t·he llmit in size as Mr . !Lnll Mrtl AI ert ~ll1ith visite 1 iting th~i r urot.ber Elvin jl~lre8 !Lnd without pain or soreness II.S um ber of tiovelti;-~ be Mrs I:>oe , he rwood nnu family IUllt. familv · seen hll8 flnldly been r etlc hed week . Mrs. St llu. Whitsel tl.ud dauglners 15 c at Schwartz' s Bln'nuUt &.. BlliJey pr sent this H,lrry JOD~Rlmd Benry WeHs I~t. were visiting t'elative in D yton year under their oit.y of fonrteen tAtlded the HprlOgfie1d Ftl lr last lll.s t week. .. _ .. . _ __ Mrs . Ella. Wytlong and daugbter acres of tent!! more thing new than week . 'Vanley c;t phens nnd sister, Mi s Corrin e, of 'incionlltl, ill visiting Bellbrook have been offered by all other shows R ena. frolll Cinoinnati, huve been 1' wlth George Bogan and f!Lmily. in yeara. "Jupiter, the bul\uOll Tuesday, August 24, 1009• . vi iting Emerson Stepllens and fu.1ll Mr. Ca.rl UI('lu.ver; of Dayt,on, spent Born to Mr. and Mrs John Finley .horse," Karolly's troupe of sixteen . i\y . last· wee k with bis mother, Mrs a sou. . Bnogurilln oOILI bluek stallions. the commencing at 10 o'clock sharp, the All 0 Kibl r nnu fllmily bave MllUd Cleuver . I Born t o Mr . IlDllMrs. Wm. SmIth tUusiolLI eltlphnnts, oelebrate'd Kon- following property: One Great West. , Guaranteed to remove Cems OD witho~t pain or soreness been antert.alnin u Il houseful of OOUl-Mr. Ilnd Mrs. Geor ge Da:viElllttend I north of t?wn , n. e , " y ot tr ope of equestrians, Sl:'Vell e rn Manure preadel',) Moline farm Pli ny the po t week . ed Ii reuni on nt Uovingtoo , Ohio, Mrs. WIll Hahne ~ mother,. M.rs W bb f b Mr. Gruver wh o hn s beon eri ous- W ednes;lny Prugh~ w~o hilS b een <:I oite III f?r t roupes of foreign lIorobilt, foul' wagon,1 e er arm wagon,2 ru USC at Schwartz~8 M s . Elvin Inres s pout Frida.v some tllne IS no better at thIS writ- trou ,jes of nerlalists snu bundr~ds ber-tire buggies,l steel-tire buggy, . 1y ill with ty. ph oid fevor hlUI l'eoovered su1lloientlyto rt turn to bis with her p'lroots, Mr. n nu Mrs .), lng. of other ",renio novel ties nil go tu 1 top spring wagon, 1 wheat drill , work as opemtor ! bere . BlLrry JII.oob ~eILl' . Miss Bertha Bowland entertained cowplete a oirous performanoe thut land roll rs, .disc harrows , breaking .1 ones, bis popular ub tltute, will Mr . ltnd Mrs Wultor Joruu.u IIonu theChristilln Endeavor Society last hus-ne"er been equll ll d . plow, sulky and gang plows, hay Jel\,ve Wedoe dllY for biB home in dn.ugb.ter l!peut Friday and Su.turday Fritl!LyeVtIDing. Atte r a very plell.switb John.J orda.n IInu family. !lnt evening refreshments were The big menagede has bee n Ilog- rakes, American and Pittsburg fence, L ondon . Ads will be Inserted umlor tbls bud tor The ioe orellom sooial was fairly Mrs. GeOl'ge Buga.n a nd Mrs Ella. served consi£tlng of ioe orea~ and 'Wanted by the IIoddition of many Chestnut posts, cream separators, twenty·llve centR for tbree IDlMlrU •••. wbon uslng ·not more tban ftve line'!. well attended Sllturdll.Y night in ' Wysong Mlled on Mrs. HElwley O!l.Ke. . ue~ strll.nge beasts a.nd is h~rger single harness fly nets, coJlars and ~ spite Of the stormy wellther. Moon SaturdllY ufte.rnoon. Miss Ca.rrie Kemp, of UlLyton, W<lS than &11 tbe ~oologiOI\I glirdens iIi I pads, CUl't'y combs and brushes,ll\wfi ~ Th. e Misses Mabel Sherwood lln~l ! t.1~. and Mr . , ~~arles Gr~y a~d tile guest of ~er Sister, Mrs. O. R thi& oountry combined. The street swing, churns. washing machines, . WANTED Laurll Ktbler attend~d T8Ilcbel' II fn~1JI1.v . were VI Sltl?g reilltl ves 10 Pete.rlloD llls~ Snn~lIlY. . . parade 80 gorgeous and so trtlmen- flower pots, galvanized ware, tubs, lnstitute at Leban oo tbls week. thl n elghbol'hoo 1 SundllY . MISS Pauline Cond it, of MooOle, d .' b d' buckets t in ware 1 range 8heating 2 SCORN HUSKERS, and 25 woThe Misses Ellua nnd Ma.riEl Stout Mrs Georg B t t ' d Ind is the guest of her Runt and ous in t'IZ~, eggars esorlptioD I' ' . ' , men. Apply at the Waynesw re down troUi Wtty nos vil le for h i'l l' ni ~oos M~:Re/~~.~ie e~n~r ~Ienaerl unoi'e, Mr. Ilnd Mrs J . M. Peterson and in all is 11. fa·ir index t,o tbe won_ 18toves, 6 gasoline stoves, 6 ovens, Canning office, Corwin, 0 ., ville the ioe cream SOOlnl u. t urdoy night. Wolf, of bnd~nuti, from Sunday Miss Bertha. Bowlltod was the l derful performa.~o s that f ellow. Pr~tt's, Baum's, Black'~ and Inter· at any hour ofCo's t he day. u ntil Wednesday. guest of Mis9 Ruth ~"okett, south of • --natIOnal stock food axle grease. Quite a numbe r of IVi lrn!ngton . town Iltst 8unday_ .' I Having de termined to give up my F OR SALE pe ~) )Jl e llIl ve boen 01\ffipin g' in thi.8 1 Mr . •T. E. Neg~er,. of EIPllso, 'reltas, !. FOUNTAIN' SYRINGES ware house in Corwin, I must make nelgllbol'lI oood from HundlLY until who hns been vll!1hng bera for some room for my goods. }!'ridIlY· ,]'lIolle in tile c:rowd were time is serioQsly ill 8t this writing , H OUSE and lot in Oorwin, barn, Guaranteed to remove Corns Unrt. SILhin Imel sOO. Dtlvid Sa.bin' l Mrs. Wm. Fulkerson, of Spri ng C A credit of six months wilL be giv..; oon l~hed , good well of water without pain 0 1' sor eness wife unu dUll~hter., "Yillio.m O!l b~rn Valley, was the guests of her parents ! len by purchaser giVIng bankable note Can be re ted a.t 10 per oent intere8t. .15c at Schwart z's Bo d fElnlll y, DICk Smith 'lOd fu.mllY, IMr . aud Mrs . Lewis Kaper last Fri · SCHWARTZ'S . C. T. Hawke. Auct. ' A. B. SIDES. Jon Investment., us itean be bought • ___________.. ..1 O . LipPlIlcot t {\.Ull fumily . luay. olleup. Inquire of M. Vlln DU8er .

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Mt. ,Holly's Home-Coming and Reunion

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had almost. fo\'got.ten old acquaint· ------------. ance, but the sPirit of the hour I~ltl' Mis: ' Mariana Chandler, who Mrs, Jeff, Marlatt ha.'3 been having Prof. LeJter Ivins made this offic R A 'C ' , b h II b I died ill Uenver , Col., .J une, 1908, rheumatism. I a Ie .n II " ev, , I. owrrtll, of New Burhng r(lug t a ac { to olden times again , and who was a teacher in the Clay, p asa t ca Monday, ton, who was hurt a few weeks ago, I ~\~~~~~~\~ ~~, th~'~~S ~~f~~~O~'0 day. Stor,y .after story, reminiscence after ton School saying they have placed a ,~rs. E. D. Burnett was a Xemu Miss Eva Funkey, of Chicago, is is still a v ry sick man. Sal"I ~ I. I wond"v .. 'Ilf. \\' h" reminISCenCe, was repeated. and m · mOl'la ' l 1\1 ' t he se I'\1)0 I in her mem VISltOI' "t'mg her par~nts here, . . ' rc"60ll " >" ' , last Tuesday . VISI II e '~Ol'er henr rmlll old ~lt, Hull y, I whole.soul peal ufter peal of good, UI',~,',' M)' , J UI10 Trainv!' rand family, of . MISS Agnes ,Hornick is visiting her Mrs. Albert ClTalldle l', of Kal1sas I hellr" "" uli lUnlljhlltl SIlII', ' nat u \' d laughter' resound d, until II I tt d h D ~;o l'l'ow , are spendiw se eral meeks I lu(,lw,1 und II" W uur (lulIgllI r Mplh' ' tl t ' f " .. I (> r says: gran mQt er In ayton . itv, 1 an" is the glle."t of I'elat'l"e A'('umill ' lhrllUuh ' I'IIoP, I 1e~ ram~ muslcaga mw('r heuI'd \"' Y wanle J Lo have ,sorne thin . ~ . " "... lAtlantl'" " J 'Jt ' , ' 'JI' ' . T l'a1110r ' .. lho',.,'nl'(lw llll l,jklllllll, " hel'''. ,, was 1 t ::IllYI Lizzitl Moore has been visiting '" ,. ' f; I'": I ma DaVI'S, ' hl'I I~,> ', : why I""lIla, h,"" I.. ,II,H lUI' Ir "" \v hen all I' paired lo lhe !'ta11' IN ,~ U that would ld l f ur' g l'eat love for .ul. O heal' the rest of the prog1'am , I friends in Selma for some time. J, L. Sheehan an ,l f'<lml'ly ll a"e r"The Gazette is very thankful to , 1er and ke p ali ve the memc;>ry of U • <Why , lilws y. SIIYH 1 , I woutler whu~. By th is time vehicle after vehicle h \' good work in the school. Mrs. c;sther Stout attended yearly turned from a visit in Marshalltown PO I'mel' Residents for sending in A nd who on )'ourlh hl\8 'I'll 10 0101 Hut my co nruslon WI18 800 11 rOl'gol. . ' ' Iast weeK, Iowa . ' ' lloteJ of interest to her readers. We arrived on the g rounds, unt.il, by .. After much con!lideratiQll we got Mee t lOr a t W'I I mll1gton .:\11(\ m Y" old h "n" t,hl'obbOlI li op)}II)' , ::.I o'clock a onscrvati e estimate put the Cl' wd at 2000 present. This on~ of Charl es Partl'idge Adams' Wales Smart,' of Chicago, is visitEd Retallick and wife attended have I'oom for more, though. Don't I broko Lila seul , I r ad lho 8111nmOll • , Wlt.1i bewitching 6trlil o , my hOlll'l 'ug low ; paintings, It ifi a mountain scene~ ing his mother, Mrs. Chas. Smart. Yearly Meeting' at Wilmington la t he itate (0 send them in, 1 horo 8 music' In tho word, H omo ' (11111n' num b r far E'xceeded th e xpccta And II1oelln' Irl nds o llons · ago, ' Lion of th e comm l' ttee. framed ill a llIahogony frame, which M' M ' St t' t d' h Thursday, t'f I I , '1 ISS arta ou IS at en 109 t e brings out all th b In a rec nt Jetter to frienrl'l here I'm 11,'111' lilY ~'nuth rlll 1110 o!luln Ite~u I. u ~ol?rl~g~s Green County Teachers' Insti tute at Mrs. George Thompson and son, W~I S announced the dealh vi Mi:lll Pl'of. J. . Falkinburg was lh in th~ pa' t' l 'm thlnl In ' ~hln gH IUllJtoy lI S~ I , to h : lS JII ~ l'h oumlltlRlH II IlS 108t IlH pnhl ~ \'st speaker and in his 1I ual happy t, th 1." ~ngl' b'l't sym olca 0 Xenia. Milton are spending a ft!w day!! wit.h Ethel Hagerm an, daughtt!1' of Mr. • l'llllt (s n h allPY day ror 01 0, • w I t Id f I ' I Id h ~ I ,ng an , a I I y, an d as lon , ' , relatives in Xenia. nnd MI'S, C hl.lrJe~ Hagel'man, of Van ay,) 0 ' o · 11 SC 100 ays, w en as It hangs 111 layton S 'hool, thf Harry Hamilton. of. Dayton, IS J lI ~oo-to J}It. y rUI' nil , '[\\,11.8 \\'o"th , My"ol henrt" null' . wlUI rllpwrol I hl'lIl., he taughl school there fOI' t hree "trellgth and beauty of her life will spendin~ several days here with his F..d Reta1\ick and famil y entel'taillWert , Ohio, \\oho died at the hospital ) hoar a I'oleo or gl Clr,,1 mil'l h, 1L IlChoUli yOLo "Inollg I hUll ILills, ed the Misses Annie and Lillie Mat.h· at. But.ler, Pa" after undergoing an y aI's. He poke of the boy and ev l' be in the minds of a ll who see it' parents. . t d' S d girls who had been his pupils, and operation for appendicitis. She was Mr. George Foster, of New Jersey, er a lOner nn ay. Under a cloudless sk,:, wi th a cool now t h y had gone fo rth in lne world ,. It is marked with this !nscriptionj twenty-one years old. breeze, making the day a perf ct one, to life's battles-some to win other In memory, of our friend and co~ has been visiting his niece, Mrs. Har- Allan Hill, of New YOI'k, and Ed with banners Hoati ng at ev 1'Y c 1'. to fail. ' w~l'kel', Manana Chandler." Belo,,! ry Murray. Hill, of Fla., are guests of t heir sisThe last sp akel' of the day was thl ,are the dl,ltes of her en tering and Ed S 1 f T }J t I d h ter, Mrs. Clem Burnett . The fri ends and relatives, of Mrs. ner around a delightful woo I ,and 0 r M'll fS ' leavmg layton School . a e, 0 erre~au e, n ., as "The teachers k d' t .t been visiting his uncle, George Sale, Rev. Benj. Hawkins attend ed t he b' VI' I S,O t. J os ph, Mo., Will t he c heering . notes of a bras.c; band , Rev. J. W. White,' of Xenia, who reMt. Holly, an old, bu t still young f 1'r d to hiswol'kin the little church . , as e me OW1'l ~ andfal1'ily. Yearly Meeting of the Orthodox epeasedto know tha t she and Mrs. Ch C II d f ' Friends at Wilmington last week Rebekah Oren are visiting l1rs. Mills' village, celebrated their fhst home. in the village. Of t hose he had la, rOu'(Tthml~m: JOu would be glad tQ coming day last Saturday . bored with and the results of his no\ we ~a one what we could to as. orne an amlly attended ' niece, Mrs. Annie Sudbury in Salt is I Lake City, Utah It will rememSevel'al weeks ago the planof hold- labol's, Rev. Whi te paid a lov ing k ep you\' dea\' girl ever in the the Farmel" ..!ub picnic at Lebanon Mrs: Enos Hill, of 'ng a r ' t I lb ' ' .. t thoughts of the chi,ldren and patrons rast hl:rsday. spondmgaday ort.w,o w_Ith h,ermot h- Ibered that ' MI·~ . Sudbury wa" 'MI'ss ell 111 on 00 (S lape, ut It soon tl',luU e to a gr . t ,m any of those who ~ ., I became apparent that a home-coming have passed over, and brought hi of our school., WhIle any of her coJ. O. Falkinburg, of Home City, er, Mrs. Amos Romme. Annie Satterthwaite. Mrs, Mills would be mOl' appropriale. remarks to a close by rem inding workers r~mam, tller~, her good work Ohio, was shaking hands with friends Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Cartwright are ~nd Mrs. Sudbury are old WaynesAt an early hour in Lhe morning thos pl'esent to stand closer to God, ~nd beautiful hfe, w111 ever be. fre~h here Sa~urday . taking' an extensive Western trip, vlllis residents. the town was fairly alive wiLh it- t the close of 'Rev. White's remarks m the thoughts, but we want It stIlI Ed W8 r d . Topeka, Kan., being their objective --'tl'ze.J:" v' el" 'th h th If V h ' to be so, in the years when we are "ted n WKe.evher, °dff Ce.nl tervllle, pOI'nt. Rev. J . W. White, of theCI'ncl'nna110' I ng WI eac 0 er as to~r. aug n read a 'set of re olutiohs scattered and all gone from there" VISI t Th ' CI r. rig an amI y ursti Gmference, but who lIas n"t been who couId d a th e most to rna ke t h prepal'ed by the committee, in which ' __ .. . day and Friday. We are indebted to Mr. J. W, v day a pleasant one, and onE; 't wasembodied t he thanks of t he comOBITUARY Hisey for a plate of fine cake, from preachin&: ~or ~he Ia:'t yea.r, is at b long r,em mbered. Everybody mittee, to all who had in any way Mrs. Hannah Antram, of Lebanon, the H' sey W'lr . h' present hvmg In Xema. HIS father ked f hf 11 d l G W H kl f Cal b spent Saturday wit h Rev. and Mrs. t k Ii - tlh lamhson rleumTohn WdlCh Allen White, will be remembered by wor alt u y, an the result contribu ted to the success of the day eorg e . en e, son 0 e J F C d II d 00 P ace a er orne ast urs ay. th Id ' . . • was a day long to be . remembered. , After the benediction the Mt. Hol~ anti Eleanor S~te Henkle, was born . . 9 wa a er. 'We certainly appreciated it. e °b er cltlzens. Rev. Wblte,,,s a Noton of the old 't mLabitantsof Iyba'leball team pla~edagame of July 16,1842,10 Hardy .county, W. Mr. and Mrs. Ricard Ct'Ossand Mrs. memerof the Old School Reumon. Mt. Holly could I'em mber to their ball with the Gravel Hills and defeat- Va., where he spent hiS boyhood. Miranda Crane were guests offriends ~r. and ~rs. Harry Murray ~nter- I He spoke at the Mt. Holly HometallnGed at dmner Sunday for thetr ,un- comin~ ~aturday. best ability of a da~ when such a con, ed them by a ~core of 13 to 2. By He was the youngest of nin~ chil- in Wilmington Sunday. course of people had gathered in the the time ,t he game was concluded dren- t hree brothers and five SIsters. c e eorge Foster, of May's Landmg, , --li t tle hamlet. the grove was almost deserted and In 1861 he came to Ohio and ~rs. Knowles Conn and son, of N. J., Those present were, the ve'n- Rev. E. Burdsall, of ftatavia, was About 9 o'clock as many as 800 the grand hdme.coming of Mt: HoI. worked on a farm ~ear Jamestown, Sprmgfield, are guests of Israel Sat- erable Mrs, Anna Parker, who is cS\lled to Cincinnati last week where past ninety years of age, Mrs. Amos I he conducted the funeral ofbis friend , people hadg;aLberedat BOllgh'sgTov Iyites wa over, and the people Greene county, untIl 1867. when he terthwa,te and family. Miss Myra , Baird bas returned Romine and Thomas Romine and lit: and former parishioner, Mr. 'Asa where the ~rogram was carried oul wended their wa~ homeward, f elin~ came to Warre~ c~unty and locate<! to ' the enjoyment of all present. that it was the g randest of 'g rand Il.ear W~ynesvllle, where he has home from an extended visit with tIe son. Van Wormer. capitalist and phiJanThere were no strangers on t he day for them. sm~e reSided. her sister in Wilmington. THE EARNHART REUNION thropist. His largest gift $70,000, g round. Man shook hands with .man , On January 3, 1867, he was united M' d'M J h S 'th d M' was that of the Library NOTES . . M . r.{ln rs. 0 n ml an ISS ' th C" t' U' 't building 'b t' h'to cwomen had pleasant smiles for every 10 marriage to ary Mahala Berar- attie Cook..wilLatt The annual reunion of the Earn- .e mcmna I mversl y, u 'm IS -one, and an utter stranger was as J ohn H. askey, of t he Children's da11, who still survives him. -To this openinga in Columbus this week, hart family met at the home of Har- WIll hundreds of thousands o~ d?l~armly ,welcomed ' as the old t in- Hom.e at L~banon, hl:J.d l:I good time union were born one daughter and . ry Stok~.s and family Sunday, Aug- ; la~ ~av~ be~m bequeathed .to Cmcm\ J. H. Cas~ey, w~ m town Satur- ust 22nd. It was an ideal day and I natl mstltutions.-Clermont Courier. habitant. bakmg hands. three soils. At 10:30 th~ exercises of the day , . , . ' In early manhood he confessed day for a htUe while. He was on some few over a hundred were '.~ commenced. The Centerville band Wll1, famllharly Imown as "Gid" Christ ' and was an active member his way to the Mt. Holly centennial. present. Miss Mhmie Dodson, of Indianapo. discoursed pi nty of n1U ie', amI t he Dal~ghters conductor on th Pen, yl· of the M. E. Chur h for many Miss Jessie Underwood, of Bell- Since our last meeting there have liR, wri tes the .following interesting chairmlln, MI'. JOB, V:l\l~lm, an- VI~IIIU Sy~~ m" ~nd who hu.'! a ru n y('~l's. .11 always looked on the brook, sp nt Saturday and Sunday b~n thr e deaths, ,that of V,elma n(!~'s to the Gazette: . ave nO,unced the speakel's. Th 111 IaLing, ft~ll1 rn~H.1llapohs ~ olumb~s, held bnght Side of lif and was ev I' with Mi~es Rachel and Martha Bllr- Marie, daughter of Ralph amI Nanie I Mother and 1. hh been s~endmg 0 ' ' ned with prayer by Rev. MI'. I eptlOn, fifty tun dunng the l'eady to aid his fellowmen and as- nett. Earnhart, born March 29, 1899, died t Ie summer WIt Ha~ry 10 New Freinger,who 'al 0 mudea w 'Icoming duy. iiiiolUh m ill all nterpl'i es beneficial August 3, 1909; Emma Viola wif Yo~k, . We also took a trIp, to B?ston .John Pence wns In all co~ers ~f to the public. ~essre, A. Maffit . and ~. T. Cart- of Frank Duke, born June 19, 1870, whIle Ul lhe East. Harry s frtends address that was' listt ned to with mQch 'interest, as rt dealt with Mt . the grove, and saw that everybody He depal-ted this life Tuesday died March 25, 1909, 'and Milton H. will be to he ,holds a had a good time. . morning, August 17, 1909, aged 67 r1 ay re urmng y e way 'o ar- Trisler, husband of Stella Stowe responsl e pOSitIOn WIt the New Holly as sht is today, After music, Mi~ Helen McClure years and one month. He leaves to veysburg. Trisler, died August 9, 1909. Also, York and N?w ~ersey Telephone read an early of Mt, Holly" Tom Dill happy? Well we mou rn his loss a widow, four sisters, M.rs. Bowyer, of Johnstown, Ohio, there have been two births, that of, kmdest regards to which was excellently delivered and guess so! 1£ he didn' t shake your one son, two daughl:j;lrs-in-law, two and. Mrs. McClellan, of Dayton, spent Ruth Edna, to Harry and Bertie al fri ends. .. - ••- - /' will be ~ given to the readers of the han~, it was' because he didn't have &:randdaughters and a host of rei a- Wednesday with their sister, Mrs. A. Earnhart, and Thelma May, to ErnERRONEOUS ~iami qazetta.~ext week, as time, the chance, bves and friends. 1'. Wright. est and Irma Hartsock. CARD ,OF THANKS Miss Helen Douglas, of Dayton, Music for the ay was furnished In an account of the 79th O. V. I. and space foroids pUblication this 'ce~c~:e~h~:1l ;~Id of more remllllS- We desire t o express our sincere and Miss Trena Cornell of Lebanon by Frank Carmon and daughter. reunion at Wilmington last week, week" Afftexr re~\lrtll{s by Barney Sd~hleSing t hink of. I e avel:age man can'l thanks to all for their kindness are the guests of Miss Helen McClur; An invitation was given to all to two errors crept into our columns. er, o ema, le company a Journed ' ' shown us in the late sickness and this week. meet at the home of Mr. Raymond The first wa..'l as to the age of Mr. for din~~r . . At, this hour families Mr . H len Marlatt was the oldest death 'of our father; the singers and , . ,Harshbarger next year. Van Zant. At the time he went into ~eld then reunIOns, and hand-shak- inhabitant present. Rev. Cadwallader for their ser~ices, Mr. :d Mrs.. 1J~ff, of, Sprmgfield, . The officers elected for next year the war as a drummer boy he was mg was the order of the day. And \ _ and the nE!ighbors and friends for re~ur.n. h.o~e ~r.lda~, after a pleas- were: Anson Earnhart, president; ten years, seven months and sixteen an VISit ,,;t t elr aughter, Mrs. Bert Stacy, vice-president; Ethel days old. everybody shook hands. People If anyone went hungry at dinner their help and sYmpathy, THE FAMlI"y W. T. G1ltland. Stokes, secretary; Lon Earnhart, At the close of the war he was were ~n the groun~s th~t had not time it was their own fault. Every ,been m Mt. Holly for years, and who familyh~d piles of good things to oat. • - • Dr. and Mrs. A. T. Wright enter- Elmer Earnhart and Anna Sweeny, offered either a lieutenancy in the -, ' ____ , FIVE P~)JNTS REUNION ltained at supper S!lturdav, Mr. and executive committee. The time of army or the pony, and he chose the .:J," ' . Mrs, Goorge Hawke and Mr. and the reunion was not decided, but left latter. OOOD ROADS PROGRAM 'fhe s peeohes will begin lit 9 :16 a. ,The eleventh annual meetmg of IMrs. Emmor Baily. to the committee. - -- - - .....- - HAND BADLY HURT . . m , M the,bandstand , At 111, m. the the Five Points reun'ion will be held ETHEL STOKES, Sec),. ~ngust 31st IS Go~d Ronda n,nd, immense Go~d Roads parade will be at ,t he residence of Charles Montgom- MISS Mbbel Wel.II~~on, of ChIcago .. - - - -Press Day at Ohio . ~ttlte Fair . .In beldin whioh. ~\l ' promi'n ent man ery, one mile south of centerville,lwhO hal' been Vlslbn~ her gra~dDEATH Last Saturday Wm. Daughters, in ,the forenoon 'tb~ OhIO , Good Roada uflloturers of rOll,d mnollinery and Ohio, of! Sat~rday, September 4,1909 , mother, Mrs. Mary Satterthwalte. caring for his horses had the misforThere will be a basket dinner as usu- had returned home. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs tune to come into contact with one Federution wtll ~reaent Bon, hilS. muterials wl11 purtioipat.e, ~ aI, and a short program afterward. Alfred and Elliott Wright return- Frank Gruber, of Ridgeville, was of his horse'& teeth, badly lacerating B . Boyt, Sqperlntendent of Oon strnotioD, uffioe of ' publio rond!" ., , The committee in charge ' hopes no ed home Monday after spending sev- buried in Miami Cemetery Monday. the right hand, and making a painful WaShington', D. C ., who will ' glve ~ ICE CREAM AND onle will wait for a special invitation, era} da)8 with their cousin Wynne .. - wound. pr8Pt.ical tfl1k qn road building i WATERMELON SOCIAL but that all who care to attend will Keever,.f Centerville. AN OLD DOCTOR BILL - -- . - • BOD. E, Calnpb., el,l · for.ID,lIr TI - '- . - . '. . pack their baskets and come Let J d BAND CONCERT gove~nor of Obio, '.'ho \vl1J talk on . Ie H.arvey1sbulg High Schoo,1 WIll II ti h fd t d' l u g e George Stanley and son, Jos R Couts found a $200 dootor hio Road 'tW8' :r ' 0 W d glVla an Ice cream and \Vat l'melon n, no ce c ange ~: e an p ace, Dean, ' of Lebanon; a,ttended , the fu- billa ;no~g some old pllpers aDuinst There will be the usual ban'd coners, \s"cJa ,, ' I on t h e HarveysQ,ul'g ' .' ' I 0f George H'mk Ie, F ri day, and David Siuton, 'L'be bill aooruod PI " , ' on WbO O stl1te higbwl1Y ooufmtsf\ODer chool " BAPT.IST ASSOCIATION nera cert Thursday evening. A good promadeth• .Gazetteacall. during tbe obo1er(l, epidemlo in gram has been selected·. The band will tat'k , on road ' ooDstruotion in , Ohio; and .leslle '1'ay or, vioe ~l;es 1~6th, ., ~,usic by the band. " Evet'y-' ,;The Clillton Baptist ' 'association A,.!,l. ,Chandler and wife, Elihu Adams oonnty 1~ 1850 when Mr , boy!! go to L~ tIe Monday evening to l Ident of ,~h~., federaUon, wbo wll. 1body inVited. will be beld .with the Jonah's Run Underw~ and wife and ldiss Lizzie Sinton wall operating lin irOll ftl rnlioe playa concert. Let ~vel'yb~dy come tell of t,he ObiQ tiQQd R,oadE! Fed~l'al ' -, " ·church, Septembe~ 1.2 and 3. The Carroll atte~dE!d.. the fun~ra1 of Mrs. in Wl'8t Union. Mr, Cpates, wbo is o~V~nd hear them. tlon apd its "'OI~' R~pre8eJltat1v,es L~t)IES~'-AID' , SQCI~~V . : ~hurch will ~ntertai~ th?~:from o~h- S~uel Jl~ttih"of;~l~a, Wednesday. 'a ,humorillt-, i8 undeoided whetb'e r ~o " ' : ~ - ,~ , , ' '.' , ME ' , er the at dm- ' MrS. J!!. D: Roberts retUrns to,Hudthe bill , to .?bas, p, TI,ft, \ IN . MltqNERY, '. " 'of .the prt!,!tI wUl 0.180 giV,e 8bort The ladies ,of , talks. A dE}.lDo~.trlltloDQf p~oti will ' • , . . " ,. Chur~h per ,an~ , aupper on , the g~ounds. Ohi' ., . tbe h!lndler of the otU,ton mlm~ns ' , • . . '. , " , ' eal road bnildibg will b~ "given on hou:~4;: ~=~et ~n t.h~: ~ow~hIP ',Ot~e~ in. the ' com~.unity wh~ de- :~e tin~' ~~ hhel': she Ug:~ls~~d or to t~:e SUlil~iig Pre8hlent.-~x-' EVa.:A. B~rg~r, Wishes to.,, inf<;lrtri, . one'oftbe rQods in ,the fall' gronlJds . ", r ~ ~ • <? Coc , • , , f,ure are mVlted to brmgtheir baskets J k nJ~W1 ,Fro er h r"1l rs. chauge. , . . , ' herfr1ends,.an.d patto~ that ~~ has d!' tb 1" '.' . "" tand join their dinner with the church. ac , ' m reI!! e~l go ," '!_. " . purchased MlSS Hardm's ' Mllhnety ' u~ e , e pet:8~Da . e,uPfJl'Vill,on of ' Germany ,G'r~t I;Jrltlag, and the " , , ' . _ • " , to !laMt'D~n.,D"?" where she ~ll) ~n8tr,ana:~q)00 , e~~~gs .. n~ nol88 stor:e whlclnvill M,ope)1'f~r' b'usines8' ;f,:::.: , Bqn, '3. O. 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AS STRAIGHT MEN SEE HIM. Rtn « Hezektah,' Ptranuae" tather, hlld lett a prospero us and exteualY8 The Dead·Bea t Is Probably the Mo. t kingdom, and from the moment ot hi. Dee plse d Creature Th ~t Walk , ' D. L. CRANE. aCe sslon to the throne at l~ years i 1 t hlJ Earth. age, Manass s bad displayed a p~ , WAY , 'ESvn,I,E, omo. sian to be possC8sed ot all the gl,o ry No nll\n Is wholl y free from s in. but Manaaae .. the Kina'. Offereth and magnificence of the nations ",boul U p Kia S OD so lII a ny I sseI' ev lll:l ar.e tol rated t hat him and had ncouraged th e Introduc 'rouch th pIcnic lemonade IIghU,.. Il 111 11 11 " holi ld h s llnte long betore be· tlon of e"ery form ot Idolatrous wort'lIlIllng II rl ua ti·llCut. rlml nnla are de· Long columns of hot w athe r ad· BY T HE " lfIC HWAY AND BYWAY" shIp to J ruslllem, setling up th. PREACH.ER KIII>H' r1 and II l1horred , b ut to tbo dead· vlce are nol n d d. The beut Is the Imag s at gods and hrlnglng thith~ 1 lI ' lIl nIl lhnt II! COOli ng, as we ll as the short s l- "K p cool." th e priests to perform the riles. WltJJ. ('011 1 ' llIlIt or'lI la fe llow m n. There Is ( C;:OPTrtll"., llIOl, loT Lb. JouLb or, W.a. U.ou.) In the past year he had caused to bE sorte r aeroHUiliel hln g III 0 11 '0 so mea n Ilnd so Jl t· Scrlpturnl Aulhorlty,-2 ebron. Bet up a great brazen Image Or Moloch, to become a. ttl! In tnklng advantage ot th e con~ . the fire god. and had displayed an un Chapler 33. and Apocryphal Book ot ,Ienl" whI ch comes . wIth frl endahlp usual Int rest In e,stabllshlng and pe r l/tn:\ss .5' Prayer. th lll lh • hand of every man Is turned tecling this (orm or worship. Tbl ~ If! 'th b Sl month In the y at' aga ln ti l II dend·b at 8S soon as his On thIs particular day a new chaPl'l Moloch th Fi re God,-Tho tire god fn tI'hlch to gct staUstlcs about tha Molorh, to whom King MaDnss h orrt!red to the god was to be dedIcated. and et' l'epllt ll tlon Is well estab li shed. T he kissi ng germs. his . on!!. nnd which aln Pfel!enla one of ery prI est In his full regalIa was pre& d ~.ri d · b (,lI t lIIUY fond ly Imagine he Is ,.....".==-::=~= lila keg l re 'orda In the life or the the Cuba his four tim es loo many IItar wick d king. was the tutelnry d"Jty ot nt to help carrY ou t the semce. Th _ lIvlll!: li llY and mak ing Dloney with· board ers In public office. They are tho C'hlldren ot Ammon. und 08aentlnlly great braze n Image stood on a h lgb o lll WUI'II , un tl . of COli l'Se, he ~ k es no 1(1 ntloa l ,,'lth the MonblUsh Chcmoah. mound and a long nIght of stepa led 'atlng up a ll lhe revenues. 1I,' tuu tol or lh e 'oll lld nee be violates F'lre " o<Is nppenr 10 havo been com mon and th e hlird shlllH ho Infl icts on oth· up at the s Ide so that the priest would 10 lill the ·anaanlte. Syrlnn nnd Arub Radilim will not SOOD become a 11'11, 111I1. thal Bslde, he rea lly has a trllles. who wOnlhlp d the d...,tru tlv el ~ be able to reach the Immense outhous phold necessity. It Is Quoted at ml'nt unde r nn o'\Jtwnrd symbol. with the stretched ar ms snd place t her e.l n thtl ha rd l' l' If III 0:' tllI\n lhe' man who Is , ~,OOO.OOO a pound . rnollt In human rlt ea. Among theso were hu nt'sl and filII' . H o Is cOUl p e ll~ d to human sncrltlct's, purifications nnd or- otrerlngs wh Ich the people bro bltbt. =-::-=== Ill OV' 10 gop,1 dOll l. and poace of mi nd Soon areoPlllne accide nts will be as (leols by tire. " evotlng ot the nnlt born. Th e image was hollow and was 110 ar11 1' k 1I0WS llUl. Like othe r types of fashIonable as appendI cI tis operations mutilation. nnel \ 'O W8 of p rp ' tun l cell· ranged that the fi re which the prlelltf bary and "Irglnlty. According to J ew· kindled within would heat the BrDll l'I'ooks. h doesn't prosp r. snd his were a few years ago. Ish tradition. t h Image of Moloch \Vaa 8nd hands to a White heat. and conlIuh; h Is 1Il0l'e II npl asan t tha n t he beat brnsll. hollow within. nnd "'lUI situ· The north pole seems to have few· lu~d without J erusalem. Klm chl (o n 2 sume the oft'er ln ~s tbereln. ~I'(\ u nd ' ''l lIn lll~ ,- AtchIROIl Glob . er chan ces o( remaining un(llscovered King" 23 :10). describes It as ". t within the great Image the re had been er ect, now than ever before since the world leven chnpe{s: nn(l who .. 0 otrert'd nne ed six beautiful chapels. each Iltan rI, CHILD HAD SIXTY BOILS. nour they opened to him one of them: A GENIAL CROWD. H~PPY, ANYHOW. began. who 10 orrered turtlo doves or you ng Ing for a degree In t he wors hip ot the plll:eons til y opened to him two: n lamb. god. To the ' one offe ri ng fine n OUl And Suffered Annua lly with a Red Recently at a dinner party the con· J ust a IIWe love to The fine growing weather of the they opened to hIm three: n ram. they the door of the 1Irst and simplest ehap Scald·L lke Humor on Her Head, • Hel p tho dny nlon.; versa lion lurned UIJon the subjec t 01 last few weeks will tell on the COBt of opened to hIm four: 0. enl!. they opened el was opened and he was Inl Uat.ed In. JlJll t n II III 0 lovo was to hIm nve; an ox. they opened to him clubs. The specIa l features or the food before long, and the story will .'x The burden ot bls aon... Troubles Cured by Cutlcura. ; and to whoever otrerod his lion t o the firs t r ites and fello wship wltb Atbenaeu.m were rererred to ,,;l th be of the right k ind. they opened to hIm aeven. And his tace the mighty fire god. To t he one offer, great r espect. a nd the n J. 111 . Darrle, 'When the b 1111 wore rl ngi n. wns that Of a cnlt. .nnd hIs hands Ing turUe doves or young pigeons. the "When my IIltle Vivian was about On his weddlnlr day. who was the only mem ber ot th a t sIx monlhs old her h ad broke out in rt Is all right to Bing and talk and Itretched forth like a man who opens hla door ot the second chapel was ope ned Dldn't have the mone)' hand .. to receIve of hIli neighbor : and a ugus t cl ub who hap pened lo be pres r ave over the scent of the new·mown the prlesta took the bub . nnd put It In and he was accor ded a closer lellow. Pr acher tor to pay. bolls . She bad abo ut sixty In all and ent, Intervened. hay, but take a thought of the chapa tho handll of MDloch. nnd the bnbe gave ship. The third chapel W88 'O p'e ned '1 used Cullc urn Soap and CuUcur~ ~I(ed the ma n tor credit. "Afte r hav ing been eleclcd by tbe OIntment which cured her enti rely, ap the ghost. a midst Ole nolae of the to the one offering a lamb, the tourtb who have to harvest It. So the knot was Oed. beaUng ot drum. that the dying erlea ot Athenae um 'cl ub," be saId, " 1 went Some time later a humor broke out be. to blm who olrer ed a ram, the fltth to QrocloUB, that's a tunn)' there for the first tI me and iooked hInd her ears and spread up on to It ts said t hat the Cubans hue no the child mIgh t be drowned." Wny to tnke a br ide. h im wbo olrered a calf, and the sixth abou t for the smokin g room. An old ller h ead un til It was nea rly half cov· love tor Americans, whic h WIUI to be to h im who offered a n OL Poor ns a ny woodchuck. man wi th long white haI r was wande r· ered. The humor looked like a sClI.ld. expected after we have d one so man;, th is last struc ture whlcb had ,UBt To But he dI dn't care; . 8ERMONETTE. Ing In a lonely way a bout the hall. J ve ry red wltb 0 sticky, clear fluid com· favors for them. Sold that love had m ade hIm been completed by the buJlders that asked him It he would be so kind as to In g from It. This occurred every ===== a. mllllonalrel TwIce week, the k Ing directed hIs s teps atle, Alter having been caug ht In sudden Idolatry was the great .In of te ll me the way to th e sDloltlng room. sprin g. I always used Cutlcura Soap leaving the cbarlot which ha d lltopped abowers two or three times the Int el· the Jewlah nation, and plunged A Truthful Ve rdict. He agreed wlt,h alacrity. When we re , on the oute r r im where the chape ls l1gent man learns to carry an umbrel. Fa.rgo. N. D., once boasted a com· turned to the hall I thanked hIm and Oln lment which neve r failed to It to It. de.tructlon. The flrst had been placed. la a nd thuB brIng on a protracted pos lte pos tmaste r and coroner. He heartily, when he begged me to do him heal It up. The last time It broke two commandmenta of the de. "Yea, It Is well that the Idng Is the was called ooe day to gtve his ver· the bonor ot dining wi th him. ' But, out It became so bad tha t I WIlS diB' drought ca logue re a d : ''Thou ahalt have fi rst to open the door of this. the dlct upon the case of a stranger wbo my dear s ir,' I said, ·you ha ve been fa r couraged. But I continued the use ot no other God. before me. The Chicago UnI versity proteslo' sixth chape l devoted to the worsh ip had been the victim of a Ilt on the too kind to me already. I cannot Cu tlcura Soap, Ointment and Resol· ''Thou ahalt not make unto vent unlll sh e was well and hu never who says that woman Is to blame tor ot th e great Moloch." said the priest mai n IIt reet. • thee a ny graven Image, or any think ot Imposing myself upon you In been t roubled In th e last two years. ever ything o ught t a be a shamed a t as he received the king and conduct ed All lhe maD wa s known to nobody. this fashion.' IIkene • • of anything that Is In Mrs. M. A. Schwe rin, 674 Spring Wells ~hl s late 4.a te to be fa lling In line wit" him to the doorway. To one side be W8S hurried' to the much prized heaven above. or that I. In the " 'Imposing yourself !' exclamed the ~e generatlonl ot plagJarlllts ot Adam. could be seen the ox whIch had been new cIty Jwspltal. There tbe cal e old man In an eager voIce. 'On t he Ave., Detroit, Mich., Feb. 24, 1~08." earth beneath. or that la In the provided tor the klng's olrerlng, and was diagnosed as appendlcltla, but contrary, you will be dolog me the ~ J>rq • m-a.. Corti-. 801e ~ IIoItoL water un"er the eart,h: thou All the world loves a lover. no mat. at a s igna l from the priest, tbe attend. when the opera lion took place the at· greateat tavor in the world; the tac t .halt not ~ow down thyself to t.r wbat his aalary; but when be a. a nt plunged In his knlte t o the heart t ending s urgeon discove red that tbe Is, I bave be longed to this club for LUCKY MAN. them nor aerve them: for I the aumes the responalbllltles of mlrtrl· of the bea s t and a s the animal sank pa tient .had been previously reUeved tlilrty years and you are the first memo Lord thy Uod am a jealou. God, mony' at per week s ociety's sym· to the ground almost wIthout a groan of his appendix. ber wbo ha s ever s poken olo me !' "_. pa~y juaUy becomes a desire to %: vlaltlng the Iniquity of the fath· had the vital ' Bpot been The doctor endeavored to retract Bellman. % er. upon the children unto the ssotrudeftly epank. ck- the door before the king and his s tepa, 'but the stra nge man died· third and fourth generation of the priest s wung open. apparently ot trom tbe effects f the operation. them that hato me; and .howlng HIS FIELD IS UNLIMITED. And now comes the dlsl1lusloner to Its own volition . The postmaster-coroner, In rendermercy unto thou.and. of them remark that man·eatlng lions are the "Come," s aid the priest. "Again by Ing his verdict. filled In tbe space, that Ipve me. and keep my com. old. decrepit , fello1'(s with bad t eeth. t hy devotion thou shalt please the afte r "Cause ot Deatb" wIth a rubber mandment.... It Is too bad. Next they will be tell· great Moloch, and win hta continued stamp. wblch read, "Opened by Mia· The P.almlat .ays: "Con· fng us that gorUlas do not twis t gun tavor. SIx chapels hast thou already ta ke."-Success !ologazlne. founded be all they that aerve barrels around their n ecks . ' caused to be erected tor him. .and graven Images, that boaat them. Loui. Cro ... Eye. . selve. of Idol.... • there sUIl rem'alne th one ' to be eet : 'T he sea son III at hand for tbe an· up to test thy devotion." And as the A doctor. Visiting a small couMr, Dual Sunday drownlngs. Every sum· Paul. realizIng th:t Idolatry I. prlost s poke the words, biB eyel" flxod, town. went Ove r the local museux:. m e r the warning for prudence and a heart condition rather than an themselves upon the lit tle prattling After admlrlDg one or two of the e • care Is given. and Just as regularly' external exprenlon and I. prevo clllld who had trotted In by the IIlde hl blts. the curator. wbo was an old -·~--tbe warn ng a sregar ed. This sea· alent In degree If not In kind She-Two men whom I r efused tQ ot the king. , man. said: Bon will probably have Ita due share to-day a. In the ancient days. marry. ali', have beeome-mllllonalres! I "Ab but we've got a cbalr bere ot water·plea sure tragedies. , write. thl. warnIng: ~ H e-Is that the r eaSOD why? The fath e r, followIng the eyes ot the ' th t b' I d to Lo I C s Eye II u a ros · . d ton dl y d own In to, th e ' a"Oh e.. onge "NeIther be ye Idolato.... as . looke fd th do tor "who was priest, Great Indignation IB being exprellsed Plea .. nt for Mr. Bennett.' beautiful face of the child 88 It WBS he'" • , la e c • were .ome of them; a. It la wrIt· In Chicago over high poker playing by William S. Benn tt. a re presenta· The- same Cupid that officiates In ln ence ten. The people eat down to eat lS I to Ihl 10WbD, ~ "Don't you know, IlrT Why. he 1988 the parlor does business In the tlve from New York city, went to ad· lifted up h kconfil dd fashionable women and home. are and drink, and roae up to play. and his c ee pa e as ntu t ve y e one ot the kings of France." being disrupted. There must be some kitchen; dress a polltlcnl meeting In hJB dis· neither iet u. commit fornlca· "King ot France 7 Louis Cros. caught the thought and meanIng of atop put to this conUnual encroach· trlct one night, when he was much tion, a. lotne of them commItted, the priest. EYe! There mUlt be some mlBtake. Ing by women on masculine prlvll· younger than he Is now. The Uplift. and fell In one day three and "A se venth chapel?" he falteringly Show me the cbalr." eles. "The chairman," sald Bennett, "was Most all the fa rmere th nt one meets twenty thou.and. Neither let ,Questioned. The old man promptly cODlplled. Of thl. opinion seem to be: n ve ry litera l pers on. He looked at u. tempt the Lord, a •• ome of "Yea, thy nation cannot be said to and pointed wltb conscIous prIde to e "It you'll uplift lhe cash recelpta. A man has just died In New J ersey the ga llery, where one woma n was sit· them tempted and perlahed by You nee(l not be ooncerned tor m e." know and sene th e great God Moloch ticket InscrJbed: who left a fortune of $100,000, made ling, a nd said : 'Lady and gentlemen, the 'serpents. N'elther -murmur until the seventh and last chapel hath "Once the property of Louis XI." out of a penny toy shop. This was thIs Is a most momen tous campatgll. yeo a. aome pf them murmured. New 'Artistic Viewpoint. been built and t o whom should Its door. absolutely untainted money. for every and perished by the destroyer. ThIll story III told ot Riccardo Mar- The ro are grave.. issues to be dis· first s wing to give entrance but to the cent of It meant a child's happiness MOVABLE. Now theee thIngs happened un· ][Jng himself?" . tin. whose voice lias conquered New cussed. Later we wUl hear t r om our given In r eturn, which Is rather a rare best speakers, b~t, for t~e present, wa York: . to them by way of example; and "True, but how can n " and a ehud, record a s fortunes go In these daYB: they were written for ol,lr ad· It appears that his tnllor was ve r)' wlll listen to Mr. BennetL'" der shook the torm of the king. monitIon, upon whom the end. It III said that the best reside nts of anxloua to hear him sing. 110 the otber EvenIng Thing. Up. " But canst thou expect favor trom of the age. are come. Where. N ~wport 1'0 to organl&e- a r evolt day Martin sent him a couple 01 the god from wbom thou wouldst wIth· There 18 much rIvalry between fore let him that thlnketh he aga ins t treak enter tatnment8, monkey hold thy best treasure ?" tlcketa for "Carmen." J lldgoa R osalsky and O'Sullivan of the standeth take heed leat he fall. d1nners and the like. ,They are join· A tew days later, whel.l he saw the geneml sesslonB In New York and Nothing more was sold, but the next Wherefore my beloved, flee from ing the sate and sane procession, 110 tailor. h~e~n~a~~~JU~~~~~~~~~~r1Uu~tlnr1r\J1rtarrvw~60 day the order was sent th e priest that Idolatry." . the au "How you like IU" the laugh on his rival (01' all time. Ho the seventh chapel should be built Thl. definItIon of Idolatry by cern ed. And the monkeys will be Quite the tailor replied : hlld a DIan before hIm whose ' name and It was noised through the city Paul : "For thla ye know of a as well pleased as t he best residents . " It was simply awful! Ydur troua. wa s Rosalsky. but' wbo s'w ore that he and nation that th e king w,as to make surety, that no fornicator, nor ers didn't fit you at all l"-Musical wus nn Iri shman . ]jut Friday thtngs lhe great offering to Moloch, anll at Messina has bad another 'e arth· unclean per.on, nor covetous America. were evened up when a man , named the appointed time. atter the cha pel quake vis itation. Comparati vely lit· man which IB an Idolator hath had been completed a ' great concour,;e F lynn was brough t before Judge Ro· tI e da mage was done. for the grim any InherItance In the Mlngdom 8usplclon. ot people came together In the pl a~ e lInlllky and swore that he was a Jew. r eason that the destru ction wrou ght , of heaven." Btubb-l notice your wife ' doesn'l whe re Moloch stood. The a rms anll las t December was so complete. Dut The closing admonItion In the wear ber 600·button gown to church Importent to Moth. . . great hands relentlessly out s tre tc h ~d 80 severe were th e shocks tbat. had flr.t letter of lhe Apostle John any more? Examine caretully every bottle of were glowing with the Intense heat the city been In the fur mer condition, la : "Little children, keep .yourPenn-No; a was too emba rras sing, CASTQRIA a Bate and aure remed,. tor which burned within . The eyes of the disaster might have been on a selvea from Idols." Every time a button turned up on th'.! Infanta and children. and see tbat It the people were fix ed upon them with f r ightful scale. The clrcuIDstanCell collection plate the parson glanced ill nea... the " I *"'~ ~~~~ •• +••• + Il n awful fascination, which was only would seem t o dIscourage th e Idea ot ber. ' Signature Of~~' broken by the cry: "The kIng! The THE STORY. , r ebuilding In so dangerous a locality. MIss Passe-I wonder what he meant In UBe For Over 30 Yeara. ' way! Make way! The kin g! " a s the royal charlot rolled up wben he said my teeth were like stara. Dllinfecting. amids t tile blast of the trumpeters. The Kind You Have Alwaya BouRlIt. kIng Is coming." Lady Friend-Probably that they "The Banltary department la scat. Down th e marble laid Isle came the come out at night. Th e words or the he ralds sound ed If u gi rl can pass her thirtieth blrt.h. terlng QuIcklime everywhere. I won, through the streets of J erus ale m and king and by his side the little Bon, duy wit hout detection she begins to der what's the matt er?" caused.the gathe red throngs to preNS whose hand lay confidently In that· of Our Aggretatlo,? "Why. dldn't you know 'The Blur think the dates In the family record TheY're lead ere our ball tOleen are. back on eithe r s ide a gllinst the wa lls ' hi s fath er . mRY ha ve been slightly mixed . ' Mouse' was In town this week'" Thnt la to aay. A gasp of Intense fee ling swept over ot the buildings, lea ving a clear pall' They would be leaders w.. the lea~e sagewa y In the cente r down which tn the concourse of people as one ot the Headed the other way. Sore throat ia no trifting .i1ment. It A CL08E RELATION. the dista nce could be seen coming attendant priests came torward to take will 60mctimes carry infection to tbe en. tire 8fstcm throulth the food t hat iB eaten. Imposalble. the royal process ion . FIrst came the the little boy whUe Manasses, tht! Hamhn. Wizard Oil is a eure, q\liek cure,. "I see that tellow pass by e.er)' trumpe ters, the clear musical notes of king, turned with t h e hi g h prI est anu.1 eYeDlng wltb a clarlonet." . their horns sounding above the shouts ascended the steps to the las t chapel. mu.t. Jf R man never told a lie , It'a be"Perhaps so. but be Isn't a C1f acclaIm or the people and the tram p, WIth ne ither look to the rl"'ht hand cnuse no young mother ever a.ked A Ne w Orleans Invcntor claims t.ramp, tra mp of the horses' feet. .. claD." hIm what he thought. ot her baby. or the lett. but a blank, Intense awtul "How do you kUo. he Isn't a muat. that he has a wIreless device by wblch As the royal charlot came opposite stare direct before him the king stood I 7" warships may be blown up at a dis· the point wbe re the street broaden t'd ., Mn. WI.q.ow'l BoothlDC B~p. . 'the olosed door, the priest ra- c ~'~ecause he playa In the Salvation For c bl1dreil te11t11IIll1. lOfteaa'th ir.u... lito tance ot tour or five hundred miles. Into' a kind of Bquare , affording th e :betore IlammaUOIl; a1Ia7. pain, CIUU .\114 COlkI... Il10. !loWe. malnlng Impassive by his side. By , b d .. The best tbat can be said about such people a vantage polnt •. lW1d which was this time the priest bearing the hoy Army an_._ _ _ _ _ __ ;An ' easy beglnnlnl ' dO~D't alwR,. InvenUons Is that tbey make people now banked . with eager faces, cht!er had ascended the stells , by the side ,justify the ' finl~ li . . , More _ Appr:oprJete. careful about giving provocation to use afte r cheer, re nt the air. of the great Image. An Intense. awfuJ the m. Otherwise, they do not tend til "Lord Brokem lIaa 8rrl'ell." ... "The ' prince! The prInce !" The sile nce had fallen ,upon the ' ~Gple. s how the pr~gress of the humane In throng shouted and In res~ons e to the They, did not even so much .aB breatbe. marked the tall clubman. "&nd he baa ·M. ' Po' beh'l nd biB Dame." ' . -, humanity. cry th e king bent do",:n and IIftlD;g In The rusUe of the prles~s robe wal ...Ye. ...· cbuckied' o'n e ot 1I1a lord· 'r his arms the fair young child ' rid Ing the only ' sound wblch ~ame as he creditors.' "but It aboutd be ·N. at his side he held him aloft, , raised the bOY' alpft. Then a terrific 8blp. ' 'It turns out that the s uspicious veaHe clap ped hls .. chubby little hands burst ot music ,f rom trum»et and drum, P.' n . ' ael on t he ' coast ' of North darolhia and ,gurgle d In gr.e at glee a,s his fath er Which drow ned the tiny shriek Qt' the , "'N,' Ii.... ilY~8: 'never ~~".'" "':hlch : was under the vig ilant survel.l. beld him up, and this pleased thEl ·peo. child 'and ' ·the · groan: of the peolall~e flf Uncle Sam's revenue cutters. pIe i mmensely and with . rene""ed ple., Ancl 'With It the dpor,'sy,:unlJ open . . ~ 80methlng Wrong. '. not In tended tor a filibustering ,ex. / ShoutS . t hey haU~d the k.ln g and t~e betore the kinK aDd halt Itumbl1ng, ~8be'll not a· vel')' pretty !trl." pedlUon' ~n aid of ' Cas tro. ,bu.t for the l!eautltul prince. ' ., . half falling, he crossed the tbreshold "I' tbink ebe Iii." . - , u .e ot .tbe Van zuelan government. 80 , Tbe , ~C!yal party, was on Its way to ' nnd collapsed In a .woon. "I used tbf but nobOdy 'seellBtlt-1llU!.!" the I hlp hall been allowed to go on the pay homage to the goda. whose high , "Yea." spake the 'priest, as th~ kin, lou. to l~cll. bor to aWlm;-u wa)" r1 Jolelnl' and DO harm done, places had - beeu' ~t up Within Jern· 'recovered consclouBneS8. "thou hllsl For ' Precaution'. 8ake. tlulr nations h ave had an ot.- . salem. a~d whl!r~, ceremonlld worsblp 'g raciously honored the creat Moloch, bit e o . waa carried on In aU the voluptuou. and a · h~Ddred to:da, bave In ~b • "An optlmlat ~• .'Let the world jeet ~.on aa to tbf/ vl, lIance ot tb. nels aDd 1P1endor of the ~UoU tl'ensi of devotion followe4 Ua7 .. • U4e:·' .' lJlUt.d 8~ In preY.DUn. IUOlal " '. about. • "Good eD0U8h. bat I~ wouldD't'" • .ample. Great 11 Ko1JN1h," ~ 1t&4 14-.. ~ ltaad bam tm4er.",

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ENGLISH AUTOMOBILE HOU8E, The latest development In automobllln, tor pleasure ' Is 'the ' construotlon of a real house on wheels. The machine shown til the pho~ograph contains comfortable sleeping accommodations for four people, a kltche'n with a IImalt coal range, 'and n combined dlo· tng and livIng room. On . the top are plenty of seata tor loungIng In pleas· ant weather. Mr. Oharles Fletcher of London, England. and his· family lived In this machine last sprillg and sum· ~Ing a t'our which covered a large P&..t of the 'contlqent· ot Europe. 'T\lurlng In this way, one Is quite Independent of hotels and may live ,with more than' gypsy freedom. going wherever the condition of the roads will permit. BURBANK'S SPIN~LES8 CAC'T'U8. 'rhe spIneless cactus Is one of the WJzard Burbank's recent productlona which holds out promise of grea't future usettilnese. 'It can be grown, of c9,u rse, In tbe most arid deserts, and, the spines ellmlnated,..tt wUl furnish, when properly prepared, very nourlBhing fOMge for cattle and horsell. Fur-ther experiments. are ,Jiow under way.

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lise In the undeveloped regions of the the extra proflts which their dlscov· northwest. erles may bring to the manufacturers who 'a dopt them. In many cases. also, they will step directly from the unlveron tbe Burbank farms, In the dlreoUon NEW LINK BETWEEN 8CIENCE IIlty Into extremely responsible and AND aUSINESS. or prodUCing a cactus which wilt fur· well paid posltlons! nlsh an appetizing addition to the list of vegetables edible by maD: 9ut at the University of K8'IlSBs they have taken a step whlcb seems to be BASKET WILLOWS THE NEW FARM CROP. A 'CAR THAT CARRIE8 ITS OWN the iBst link needed to bind together science anjl bllslnesB, 'In th.AIL._hlwg...;..t-_ _ _ _ _ _ , TRACK. chemical laboratory of the university Willows for use In making baskets The curlolls . automobile shown I~ eight or nine post graduate students are a new tlirm crop which tbe departthe photograph. which carries with It are already at work. each of them try- ment ot agriculture Is doIng Its best its own track, is designed for use In Ing to solve some problem which to 'Introduce In, this country. At presthe rougher parts of the United 'Btates means a fortune to the busIness man ent vast quantities of basket wlilows where roads are eIther altogether miss- qr corpora.tlon directly Interested. The are Imported from France and Ger· ing or are practloally Impassable dur- young mBn shown In the photograph, many, hut already large plantations ing a large part of each year. Tbe for Instance, Is spending three years have been established In western New track consists of a number of heaU' In the study or the chemistry of bread. York, Indiana nnd the vicinity of Baltlree,t , linked together to form an endless During this time he Is supported by a more. On a single acre ot rich, wellchain. This chain Is, revolved by the fund appropriated by the National As· drained bottom land, as many as 34,000 Sprocket wheel shown near the rear 80claUon of Master Bakers. Another plants may be set out, and It tended of the photograph. With this machine studeft.t Is working to find a better with the same care gIven to other grent welgl\ts can hI! carried over the enamel for lining the InSide or steel crop!!, the net result may Well exceed rougheBt ground. It will eveo go up bath·tubs. HIs scholarship' of fl,OOO that of any other acre or the farm. nnd down the sides of ao extremely a year Is paid by a large corporation, Cuttings ' of the variety of willow steep ravtne and makes ~othlng of or· which will be dIrectly benefited by whlcll has proved most sllccessful may dlnary ruts anI) mud holes. ' A number his work. These post graduate students be obtained' from the department or ag· of these strange automobiles are In will alBo be paid a certain lIel' cent. ot rlculture In WllShlngton.

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Burbank's Spineless Cactus for Desert' CroDs TO SAVE TEN THOUSAND LIVES. Two ml11lon men and womell em· played In varlol1!! 'Indur tri nl purs uit s met with more or Icss severe II cclden ltl last year. During th e sli m tim e th e numb er of DIal work men 1 5 y il l'S of age or ove r kill ed by accident was bc·

The curious round object shown tn the photograph Is a rootless cactus. a native of the great California descrt. For e ight or nine mon ths In the year, In the shape of a flattened globe, th e plant Is blown about the nat sandy floor of the desert by the winds which s wc p fl ercely In trom tbe ocealL When the first cloudburst breaks over th e! dese rt In th e s pring, the drled·up CRCtu s sends out a perlect ne twork at th read·llke roots , often spreading over a circle whose radius Is te n fee t. From th ese rool s spl'ing small shoots each of which becnm 8 a cactuB like the mo ther vIan I. 'The young plants suck the life out of th e parent. When the few w el{s of t he ratn y season are O\'or the roots dry ull and In the place of one there are pe rhllps 100 little balls loft to l,e tossed nbout over th e desert fl oor. som e of the m traveling 40 or 50 mil es from the s pot where thtl, Orat appeared. • \; ,)p )' r!g h t, l DeD, by J 08E1ph B. BIJITIClII.)

Ing about JO : 30. As [ ascended th e Inflammatory rh umutlsm In bad forn:t • . stairs n young girl, maybe 15 years The first cry of the city authorIU". old, was In adva nce of me. The gre at ngalnst these lodglng·houses is tb'l portal 011 ned, one o( the matrona great expense. yet they thlnl{ nothlI14 embra ced that girl clasping her In an of adding hundre ds of thousands of alTectlonate motb !fdy hug. dollars to the cost of constl'uctlnlJ They have a wond er[ul system In otb er municipal buildings for no oth&'New York. AUur regI stering I was purpose than making them ol'nnmell). taken down·stalrs. stripped nnd given tal. a bath. My clothes were plaoed In a Is It not strange how we hum,. .. bag and taken to the fumigating beings would prefer to pay taxes far room. After the bath I got cle an the support of criminals In th e pt'ul· under clothing. AS I stood wIth tho tentlarles rather than take 0. cheaper others . who had entered with m ~' , a III Ilns to prevent tht making of man entered' with a bucket !,lod,a pad· .crlmlnals? ' die. Sticking th e paddle In the Every man who walks the streeta buck4t he then gave me a swat" on the unemployed Is looked 'upon aB a bead' 'What Is that, 1 asked, taken yagrllnt or suspicious character of somewhat by surprIse. 'Germl cid.e,' some 1I0rt. J tell you that 90 per ceAt he replied, 'that'll kill 'em al\." He of those \tnemploy d ,men are honest. 'W~s gO,l pg 'to BwIpe me again whe n J I know 'i t from experience; Do not remonstrated. ' One paddleful 'Is take the estimate of the police departenough. "Better kll1 'em all,' he ex· ment" The ponce department Is lookclalme'd. lac:onloally. The mnr.loll)al Ing for ·c:rlmlnats. · With the pollee. ' lodglng·bollse at Ne!" York accommo- every beggarJs a sll1lpect. dates 1,000 men and ' Ofty .women. It Twice r ~ave ' been arrested w\t11tl ·Is ' an exoellent place alld 1\ ...sp1endlf1 wearing my disIVIs8 ond was throWD example to every' City 11\ ,t be country, I.n Jail. J do not Unow whlltber yo1.1 , How dllrBrent' 1B this sort ()f treat- understand whM a bullJi n 18. The, m8nt , ~an that I f~unc1 meted out. are 4unJleons, locate4 seneNllly tn th. to ' th... unfortunates Rt the Helplna middle of the ~iJl bl,llldJq. IIIto t.heM I .ta7ec1 Hanel ml..lQD III Kansa Otty. TheretbeT 'YqrQlUl. \he crlmlw. 1lldA1Nil: 1 ' !w' ItIdJ4. 1 rem.OJbe... a 1'Q01' lad • l.nq fto1Q ad Ua_ _ _W:a':l'It• . - - -.-

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HORTI CU LTURA L BUILDING-A CO MMODIOUS STATE EXHIBITION STR UCTURE: 11111'11" 111 1111':11 111 ~ 1,11I ~' R ,,\11 Itl' <l lt l r>f Ih t: 11' 11(1\11):; (t>nIUI·I'!.I of I h e fl tty-nlntll (l nl1 l1fll Uit i" :-; 111 1" 1-',, 11' :lIl1 ( 1III ImHI' III I 1';:\1'.',,1111111, t l ' IH' \lI'ld 111 '" llImbuB Aug. ~:t, . :II. , · I'pl . I. ~. :: ""XI . '1'1" , 11111 1"1111 1 l illI'\' 'sl IlPI\' ,l1 " plll.I\'d III tbe fruit 111,[11 ,: 11'\ "u s 1,,,111""1\ I Itt' IIIH":11"" I'" I " "n"' I' 111",' 1 1i111' 1'll1 l ll'e lulllll\~ In tbl s 11 1' 1'11 1'11; " '11 1. "lie! Ihl ' ,; p:H'iltll ~ IIIdl tli ul-: cl l'l' II I I II I I' IItI'I, e II I ... plll." l$ wIll be tu x('d tIl II " \l 11" j,.~ 1 .·:,, "I'·".\' \\ lilt 1I I:l,L!'ulll l 'I' lIl (' ~ hildl " t'l'l,lIl H l'l' e l'Y (mow n '· ""h'l~·. III II tlt1 i1 1,111 til'l hI' I-:\ld Iii r" vf I ll fll' l ltlls 1'1'11 It ~, I"'l'e al s C) Will be found U I\ Sll l ' )I ' I Ss ,~ tl (t b ldu)>:I ~,f l:tl;.:e " 1'Ic:tl llt!lItal allli )I. ,tl",) \11 :\111>:1,

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OHI'). I At his home, 3>~ miles west of Branch Offi ce , Harveys burg, O. 1 Wayn ,,;viII , on the Upper Spring,____,.,_ _ _ _ burn pik , f at' t h coming season. ----,.- . -~, \ HI OWN BJ LL is a good generalIt. H ATH A W A '\: purpose Iwrs'. DR TH RECORD MALL LE I3AN O " NEW POSTMA TER , \ !l ~ 'je ville 's LelltHng Doutis t 'LO VERDAL.E is on: of .the b~t1 ---f b ' . W . Rn nJIIII, tI ore t-lIrS' 0 t, e , '.lU l{ oye Bll" Muln St Ibred Perch ' ron horses• Intift lhHI section Ollle'e tn· ,Tohn M. Mu lfol'c1, of Leuall ull ! L lmn un ~;um tel'Y U sooilltioD, 00,11<1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~_ of th' country. He IS een years pt'osicl en t of tb (-l Kent-u elty COll i' MID - ut ten t ion to the r 1I0\'\'iu O' ram I'ku old . anJ is without a blemish. I IIppN I in ~'O 'nlu nl <: ing com pEt'Oy Rnd ditOl' of the \~re ~- b(,ll!l'nth l' orll . ince J~ne 11'1t. uOll su re wiLh Dr. tiho"p 5 (,'rliujJ Iktlwdy. 011 8 ern till' , is he ohOioo l)~ Pl'fUU nt 1l}J ti l Au gus t 1 l h only 1I1n 6 inter . lu-to will. ~.lln:l)' IIr,'"'' TERMS: N., "".mt lUI! . U l1 ,tis· Tart for th e po · tl11t\ t l'~ ll il' of Leon mont h a va been Ul 11~' in th r' L bit tross. A saCo nnd pluns iDg ")'ru p-1iOo .])"'Wllis t ... n OD. 'flO.OO Lo insure a living colt; mare non BIU Lery, anel of th (I, t·l\ree 'l'be uppointlll nt put a ndber and colt to stand ~ security,. Any wer o fl'OIll th e uuty in firm r y. startli ng end to tb e lemg-wl\g tl oon get Immediate relief froin one par ting with mare forf its th e 'I'he u g 5 of the doce oAflll wure, 91, trovor y OVM th e po tof1ie nt LelJll . Dr, Shoop's Magic Ointmellt. insura nce. 7U, . 4, 0, ii3, :i~, il l;, tlnd t.wo at 10 non, and to t·h e r egim e 01 \ Vill ilull von l's 'rhl 1!-1 n l' D1nrkllbl y 801a11 Ii . u tl'am, kHo wn as th H::!tlOta nU l1llJl;lr of dOllt hs i n this ugth of Ulaus" po tlUllsteJ', which htl ut~ t ime, t1'8c ten so much uttenti ou all OVOI' I WILL PAY THE th e tate since tbut I. 'tiv lllunn.ger \V AYNESV I LLE CHURCHES. und 0 1 ver poli ticia n took ollurglj of - - - , ---:.... tb u off oe !levern! y01I1' lit,:O St. Augustine's Cat,Jolic Church. To uus t An trum hu., btlen t,he obJ";llhcr 9 im!' MlIvenbo ' (ol', Pnslor jeot of Il U I III ut i n LabtLUon fOl' tt ':lI:"h c\'t"n- 8 'CO I,ll , lAllcJn), u f the mo uth a~ long tIm , tll ollglt Mulf ur d, t ile n ew- U .uu a lD. nd poultry of all kinds. I will he ly nppointed po t lll U6hll', wu never St. J\'lary's Episcopal Church. in Waynesville on 'l'uesdays. Call 1'e og nized u,s heiu'" Id 11 Ifled with Hl'\'. J . t,' . CHII\' !In.ler. fW cI.Ilt'. P hone 142. ' liIl1lay Sohoul. U:all n, III 'M tJrn l ng ~ er ' any mOVf' Ill e nt iu olJpositi on to hi \' \e", HI :aO a. Ill, Uol y Communilln ~b ' first Ion · time poll tiou l l'r i II tl. Mu ir td S uulluy 01 each InollLb, wus n e ver m en tioned u. un en eulY .Methodist EpiscopaJ Church. of Antralll , In fu ,t t h ey hllve 111He,' . W. 1'. 01.l111:\n(\, !'a ~ lor , wn ys b en clo,e ly I,IS ooh\t"d. . 11111111)' 'cboO!. 0 :a ll a, cu. ,ornlllg ser . l A. edi tor ofth e W stern t:itur lind \ ' 11:0 . lII :UQ il. ttl '. 'I':pworth r~ '11 ~:U" , 7 :00 p.

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ERtlltA o f C~'o i l lll1cl Rio htlrd Witt . J on 1:', pa intil1 t;, $ 13ll,40 i- F rtluk kin!', min or!!, Will . lIoglesb.v up· WhitaCl' . 1nulber , ~359 76 i Ce ntral poin ted gou rdiun gi vlu g houd of '700 Uni on ']~e l e ph oDe CO Ul \lILl1Y, $ 11 '0. wit b J lulRe M Anh'; lIud ()rplltl. M Un. COlltrtt eta-Con t raot was enter ed in to witb Frank Stoke for puttin g glehby' s ure tipR. [n th A m'lt, 6 1' o f u ig nmAnt, ol in oonorete ottoms i n t w!, stou e W . J , Bllll. Court grants 30 da ys 'l.rch es, r epairiug one oorner of wing IIdditi onal t.ime for filin g of Inven. md bench wull in sou th one, p utt ory and upprll.lR m e nt. tiog up gOIl,ru rtlilin g a nd forni h El!tnt.e of Mtlty E. Mllrlatt, de. iug posts a nd lumber f r sa me to ceased. Firi' t ond flnaltlccllunt.flled nort b 01'011 pu ttin g in plttnk brllke E !!tllte o f Marie M. McGill, m inor . to turn wa te r at. ou t h Ilrch, nil 0 0 ' Fourth acoount filed. Dayton IlO'd Lebunon pIke in U1el1r. Fred L Punly extr vs , F r ed, L. oreek township ate t illlll,te $1l7.Hl . Pnul,Y et: al. Repor t of s.ule of relll Contra ot WIl S ente red in to with e tateapprovetl eto. Deed for Bbm e jamtls Sule for pn ltlng in oorrug<ltod i!'£lued to 'fhoma 8 Ooughlin e t tl) sewljr nea r Kings .Mills belo,"" Cor~ purchaser. win in W,Lyn e t ow nship nt stilll(l t e WI~lter A. tUeker admlnistrutor of ~5. 25. VB, Frank Sie,ker, et ... 1. Report, of - - --..- _ _ __ 8ale apPJtoved eto. Di tri1bution of CORN , IS KINO pI oceed8 ordered. Estate of Da vid Williams, deoeased " rbe untl:linkllbl" Ilmo nnt of ev Proof of publioution of notl Qe of lip en and thl'ef'-f ourth billions of d ol •,ointOlent tllEld , lars of weultu b n.ve heEm produoed Fred L . Pauly ex~t. va Fred L by fllrmore this yenr for national . ro, . l!:\' C'n ln g lier"lct!, ,:,:;lO I'· m. Mltlwcel( ... ~~~~)MlM M .~~~~M ~~~~~ U ~~~IJtItIr~~ Panly \:It III Di tribut,ion of pro sustenance anll for e:q:Ot·t to t b£' a puli t loal power III Warren county ,f'rlyer . <'eLlng. 7 ~ JO p. w. . MuH rd r ode on the . or !-It f tlll' f • -.- - :,- ~ ceeds of s/lle ordered . mlllioos of foreigne rs, " says Sel'l'aEstate of Lorettu. J. Pa Il lV, de ~11t'Y of Agrioulture Wi1s~n in his til" regulnr l' publioa.n 1'11Ok' , nnd..:it..j. ' p.----oe.. n;"."s""e;:..:;ci~. Seoond Ilnd linul account aunual report. h ad beeu und l'stooo t ba t b e would fli ed. ,It is real tungible wealth 8 it be remeuluer d by t,b e ud Ulini tl·O.l ~. I,.-::.......,.----;: E..., stata lIf MIHgnret Delpb, dp- ex;ists at the time it leaves tbe hnnds Hick~ite Friends Church, cell-8ed IQve ntol'Y lLDd "ppraise of t be producer. It is n.boot ,foul' t ion. For a t ime It· uppea r d that; h e would r oeive til e position of F it'lIl Das M(1' llIH~: )11 :00 n. nl. fl'1l1jL Day the value of the produot, of times ment til ( . In mtitter of a tnte of Luoy E~ the mines, .inoluding mineral oil and Ill. 1"Ollnlt 1 ll)' Mt' '\Ing • . . Marks, deoeusad . ~ sDer De Fosset P reoiouS' m etals. Chlirges fil Ed nglLinst An tram i n OrthQdox Friends Church. aRPolnted administrator giving bond " 1'be fu.l'm vulue of farm products tb e postoiftoe tl epfll'tDlont brough t Ro\·. Hl.'njalllln ·UawklitS.p(1~ t Qr. , . ' ' , . of 110,9 00 th l!! yellr is $2,290,000,000 a bove the " nbbath ~11001, 11:110 a, ln. IicJ{ull\r cbUrcb I In matt r of estate of Lucy E vlllue for 1907 l\Cd $3,061,000.000 i n p cto}' t o ... ebunon to eXllmlnl sl'n-I· '. 10 ~I) Ii. 10. '('hl'lt!llan ltu\l()a vOt'. the uft'ail's of th e offi ol:'. U ud er An 7::10 p , IJI . • Murks, dece9,sed·. qasper De F,)s et llbova t.he census amount for 1899. t rum 's ad w inist rutilln th e r eceip t!! "The Old Reliable." filed bond of .ao.ooo 8sadministl'll-' "During t h e lus t ten ye ars t h e of the office h ad i noreased ulUllzingly to~ with J. W . Lingo !lnd 'J, G. wealth production of the fu.rtll s ~f I~Y deli ve r y by CU1'ri l' bad besII De Fosset sureties. tllit; cuuntry bu s exoeeded t he fap uobtn!ued fo r tue uove'li lice of t h ~ Estate. of Sumue! Pugh, decea eu. lous uIllO\lnt of ~60,O OO,OOO 000. Lebar-ou' peo ple UllO n t he str ~gf,h Undeli al<er and Embalmer. " First aooount tiled, "Gl'e!l.test of all . crops is Indian Wi ll be (ound in t he olt! corn, the pl'ice)ess gift Of the Indi u. n, ofth e nd dit,ioUll l b U ' i11 6 s. Autl'tlln. ~----, --- Marrlalte Licenses. 'rbe va.lue of the ' Cl"Op ulmost s ur- it wns found , h ud be n s lli ng lugo BII,ttilr BUilding, OPI10 it the Nt\.ti onn.l Ba nk. year~ 0 Cbar)es E, Hilgemeyer, 25, farmer, pussed belief. It Is ' 1,615,OOO,OO(l. ~ o!l n ttt~es f stawps to oert in firm' 'l'el opl~one in .h ODse tlnd f · ' .' of Waynesville and Ollie M, Ellis, "fhis wea.lth tha t bas. grown ont out id t he t OW ll, who J)l'e fe t' l'eu t.o -.. fOt' tbe bene-I fioe da.y wbere or ni ghT'OOll t , ' be call d~-~ ---t-;;;;K--t-;;-uf. .\Po . .... tlOB nv r& ft. ,~ ' 21, 0 " Waynesvllle of tbe 8 011 in fonr months of rain u.nd buy t heir s tump therf\ Daniel L . Hughe~, 20, fnrmer, of sunshine floUd sonJe draught, too, is fit of LebllDou, He did not oonsider 1 , V Llla,V ' ~ hono 14-!? ~ .Mauds an,1 Edith M, Gorf;ucb, 21,' of Is en ongh to . pay for the PIIUI\LIIU. thifl n, vi olat,ion. of IJOstul 1'uli o l,;1-1, bnt, vJ~ t lli wn.s the btu!' i!:! of t ile obj ctilm ' Main S t reet,,' Waynesville, O.hio MaRon, Hev, Mr, MllJer. West ;)Itnal !l,nd fifty b~ttlesllips. whiob wn s fli ed uga in8t b im at Ohester. " For the first time in t,h e bistory Wn shin gton. '1'ruo; he h ad beeu Real Estate Transfers. of tbe oountry 's u.griculture, the val~ giv n u. mi se in sa lu,l'Y on the Sa lll l:J Lawrenoe K, Langdon to George ua o.f the cotton crop, including the UCl\ouot, but it WU S con siderell l e~ it ­ D. Stunton real estate In village of seed, has I\ppurontly exceedea t he imute until the l'()C('lOt CI'1 i (llld t he vu.lue of t,he buy crop, i'621,000,000, Franklin, $600. goveinmlmt IJl'c.,lle. Sberiff's sale of real estate own"d which has h e retofore h eld second The odd ele mAn t in t he e.m tl'O ~y Elizabeth Ross in Franklin to place for along tlries of years. vel'sy is t hllt io th e OUt-COLD O t he op8. La.w'r ence K. Langaon, M oU.67. " Wheut is 1. 5 per oent above t,ho ponents of _ ~ ntriU1, wh o ons ted him TRADE MAR;~S OEShlN6 Dora McVay to Bert Drllke !lnd five year a.ve rt/ge in production ond did not s lleceed in g tt.inH tue ofI1ce CO .. VR IOHTS &c, Velma B, Drake real eetate In Leba· 23.3 per oent ntovo tha t ave rage in Mulford tln d Antru m b ll ve bee n .1\ 11.0n o80lldlll /l R nkc\ r.h n u ll 'l~tC'·Ir.I'Ml <nn) " tt l ~ IiIY 'LS~orl{\1 11 our ()I,hl'Gn ft~1I " ' OI, I'~r "" Cn U(Hl Is nrobnbly pnl.e nt!~bl eil ' Cl.nnmltu ' ("I\. non, ~i. t<;ltlLl value. kn own us bosom fri ends. An d It- is h1Ill"1) u~ @1,rlel.l y c,tt"lilcull"l. lIANDU OK Oil 1',,"tII u/ t. frco. OhlcM fl flQ ut'1 t o r ftocurlfl g IJI' (UIH", Fred !d . Bone to William H . New"'1'ho valoa wa.s $620.000,000 which a flU Bstiou whethet. the OX-pO'l t " 8l.ll1l ""ntoll18 tak o l1 throunh .l\t huu i~ Cv. r t.!(lotve port, real estu.te in Wllrren county, WI\S newe r n.pproached neurer thUl1 mus ter and wustel' poli ticino, Rp- ' prc:la l llotCc6, ulLho llL obltr({o, III tie $1. $66: 000,000. p'a r Iltl y deftlat d Is not s m ili o g JI~¢I~i\ai1. A 1" ... I1 Aom ~11I1hl ~ l r,,' e" we ck t)': 1\n rIlP~t ~ Ir. Commissioners' Proceedin~s, "The ~u.lue of .the fl.U'1Il .produc ts th at pm:zling smil e . of bls, _ til l t,bl Ctllulhlu' ,, ( IIU1 tlll l "LaU e j Qu rr1ul • . 'l b I"l U~ . n . " of tile dlury cow IH ge ttlUg closer nU ll Dl orni'og-th ll t ~xpressiou wbi, I.. ro"r : r.hlt ,"(",lhe. "1. aoM Il)' ull "ow.liCnlcr." . ' ~ Co~a61Broad~ar; N ew Bllls-Bowe Bros, 011 for brIdgE', closer to \£,:)00,000,000, ana ~he eggs hu ao l\f teu bt:f or 1'11 fo l ks t,o won, nrrultb 1l0lCo. 626 Ir St.. W,,'I< l n~ l l' u, JI. C. , '2.27 ~ W. H . .Taekson & SOD ice und anll pou!t·ry produced on the furm !,lar wb thel' h e wu.s "lilJkeu" Or!l . LJ ton Journa l so-ppl1es for cOllrt bouse, '11,09 i Ilue worth u,s milch ns th e cotton • .--. Ullu.rJee Idhidaker, c<?ntmct, $75 i crop saed in clnded, or thl' Iluy c rop, WIDn er - I~y . , • . __ Bert Reed, c~lltrnot. $72 ?5 i A. F. or tbe whellt orop. To tbe form er WASHINGTON 'S PLAGUE SPOTS . Meeker, es tlm!\te, .''lGO i A. D: Sohult?; who baa av eraged hardly 20 ceut s a li I,.IU th e l ~ \~ , n ir~rMb Y' botto ms of J?rJd,ge re p.uirlil,' ~16 15 ; Uharles Stibb pounll fOI" the butte r thn.t b e bus the Pot,omll c j tl\ e bra d ing t,:round 'ss.imu,te , $30 i John Wolfe, bridge sol rl, 3uod 4 'cents !t qUllrt for h'l s f wIlIlIl'ia · ger ms : ',rhos£) .15. 1'01£1 reiiuira, '3 j W . A. . t':Soott, bridge re~ milk and Ilbout lU oents fo'r each' CtlUSe ,ch t l1 ~ ~ f ~l VI' l' !l.a d ngu , lnlho tls , . . , . . . , . ... . ' .. , ' ~ ' mW8, ]llnndl c ,. Illssitud " ~elLk ness ., -. \ paIr : , '150,. Helll y Cbrll~tla.n, jmd", e egg. und ev~n t.o tbe OOD umer uod gtm ur\ll <.I ebllI t·y, 11-D <!, br ing !luf., ...... ...... ..."...,'"... ...,",......,'''''''',:,.......""...,...,''''"...,''"....,''''''''. T p,urs , ' S, 2fi i W. . Turton , cement who hu.s pa.id prices muob nbLJ\l e (el'io/-{ or d ' ut.h to't b on !lDd YOUJrjv, ,I " • .: " . ....' .. ....... $" 1I.2 ~· .~ lvan A., Lewi,,; servioes, , these, this increase in vu'l ua is s trik~ bilt f!: leotr,io Blttf't:I:j . n v r f.ILlI to .de, Ad~te~ ,'.~II COlT!munications to . . B . B 'inIY '" ' s tr y t.bem 00(1 cm ll mn ltH'~ tl'Oub $25' audito'r's .Fee Fund Anderson : serVi CAf' iM,2'.'E "B' Rogo · __ his.. '1: hay rire t,h e l, . t ~tl l l'l'l;lOd . " . ' ''. ' . . . . t,onlo n nd' cur e tor ·m ll In,fl U, I ever ' e~s, 8811,V i.C~ , "4 ; J . M lree ver,.' er Wh elJ you lO~k m~ in t.he fLlce and used ," 'w l'i te H.. M. ,J II Il?-es, of rJou i vlCel!, ' 48 1 H . ~. Ander n, servlCes,. s mile I know you hn.ven't got n gun eJJ e n . S . '.: They ' UI\f:l 'I.;'toIDI1,cb, "1 4-2 '; E ,B R ogers; : el'vicef!\, $~2;.T. up :your sleeve . . 'Live r, Kidpey and B~o'od '.1), nble!! M, Keever, s rvioe!l, U 2 : Ridge & ' ' -., un~ ~ will prevent . -'lytJhold , rty, 'HE' d 6 kJ III ' . even If .. Iii . .h urts your . faoe i clthem by Fl ed 0"1 tilt Imate, 15:>0 i rr8n Smile, h ~ 500. 'tz Gunn~nt.~bd ' . , ' «:10 Wed) . Chl'onlch" b,lllnks, '10; R~gg.l eB Gale 180me' people h~ve to be cruel ·to b~ .....,~_ _ , __--,-.........._ Everyb~dy att nd Lapor (jofllpbnJ', l!upplleB, .30 i ' John w,. Ikind to them8elves.-Ri(ihard Carle:

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Tho usttnd of deu.tl fi hill'S Il rmt, in/( PIl. t Be llaire, Ohio, daily in t b & ALLt.:iY 'I'1:lLl!!Pl:I(')NI!l 'AL r~ N • Illl . ' ' d' h ~_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ river, th e r esult of U.0l In t e Wllter Mr. 1,.00 Ml fj. 8e rge . IDilwaroll N w Yorlc nnd nnnoune s tbn next allel t;fllnc]Ullllght ' r of Mrs. Mildr d I spl'ln~, when he'.will be 71 years old, Cudw,dltlll r Wel' lh elm 1', f9rm r1 y h w ill H,t urt IIlJajn t o wa lk to tbe D. L. CRANE, Editor and Manage I' ft·OlU an I\lp~ riv er mill . of WU .VTI ~ vill ,W'l qniet-Iy m a.r.r.·,(j tt(\lflo ooltst. Acoording to repol'tS- there, wer e lit, I,he ICL1\\'IIJ'1I" hom \li ll New 1"1'001,'l'h II, he SIIY S h e WIll hnvl:l no lfates orsubscription no urrosts for drQolFen ess in Xenia iiI) , M.... 011 ' u.tu l'dIlY morn ing, difUculty i ll making !.ha long walk On e Y ar (S l rlcll y In ll,h'a nce) . . .. , . . .• \.00 during the recent ~reena connty Augu t 71iJ, lUll!!, to MI' , 'hllrle in 100 dll.V9, profiting by his eY J! riSlnlile 0IW....... .. , -' ...... ,.. , u.~ fuir' Tbere ware only three or fOUl FI' leri ol( ' i III JlI h . now III the con- nc of this '('Ul'. arrests duriuf( the w.esk ou' mInor IoI nllll' :401'\'1l'E' t1f tit Uuitcn ~ t, a,t.t."l l u Hllill) of tho hl1l'lbbips I·hut b Rates of Advertisemen18 oh!lrges. (;tOVA l'UlIl f:n t lIod stll tlonod Itt Bu g snlfor II \ oston is In perf "t llealt b~ Readin g I_oua ill. PCT line . . . , . , . l ' .. nt' Re a.llnl,( lowlH. IJtowk facc , pI.r 1111 , " HI e Dr. S. D, Eess .. presi dent of Anti. dlld, rurl'II.Y. The wfldlli ng cere ~LDd 88ya tba.t he will continue wal k. Chlllsillcd Ad", nol Lo oxccod liv e IInoo, och college, in Yellow Spring~. ~ayf­ mony, wbl ch Wtl8 unusually Impres ing, but shor te r distances, until b e Tbree I Mertlon&.. , " . 2&c thlit next year tllere will bo a bet,tel i'va, Wll perfol'ml:ld by Rev S. C sturts on the long walk for ~n Obitu a ries, rh'e Incbes rr ee ; o \' er five 50 program than WILS gi ven at t, b~ W lIl to n. th fl rector of t,ll e Eplsoopal Frtlncisco . Inche s. per Hue . .,. ""' " From thA time' Wes t,oo left New Card of tbllnks .. . .. . . . . . , .. .. . 2i'tc Chuutuuqua onl .V recentl.V olosed in Chu rch at Bonn\'ille, Itnu took plll O!' Oil I he VA l' lll ll lu of thfl Ed wn rds h otDe York until he rellohed On Itlaud. I;ul., bOe thut olty. Resoluti ons .. 2.ic Soola ls el , where oburge Is m atle Mi t:! MIII'Y Wi llblllJ!-I. of BoonvlJ1e, be was nnfol'tnnllte in In oeting th o ~ lIIe I)lspla v Advertlslnll. per In Ch , . . , . , , ~I\fe hlowars dynumited the Slife aud Mr. l\l oJ'J'i:l EdwllI'Cl!l . on;;llli t h most uiiogroeable kint!H of wettther Di scou ni s g l\'en on co ni TaCL. in the postoffioe in Cygnet. 0 .• Toes vIII, 1'UXII M. \\' I' t,ile op ly a ttend Frou: he re t o Chiollgo he had s no w ~ do.y night, according t.o ~elegrnm ants , ice, wind nnd rflin stOrlll S with whioh AUGUST 35. 1909. reoeived by Postoffice :Inspector Illllll fldia t ely arter t he c remony, to contl'nd. Furt,h er west· the II Qt. Soranson . 'they g ot a few penni et; MI' . ltl\(l Mr,... 81 upich ItJ l't fIll' Chi tL tortured him 'and tho bllc1 roarls 1m nnd 300 two cent s tnmps. go, wher ll they "pen t II (lil Y with pllded bis progress . BiR best doy 's YOUR HOME PAPER friend s of M 1' , Himpich. From t he re performance WIlS the 7~ miles be 'Ihe police of Belleron t!loine recent· th ey go to N ~w YorK, from whioh tween 'r opeka 110d J unction tty, The popel'S of the large oities "re IlII rlRM, if you wllnt them, but it is ly oarried liqnor from the city build. pl ,oe, on ::;llturd ,lY, August 14tb, Kuo . --your own ,home paper thut advertis- Ing stol'ehuuse Qnd poured it Into they hegi n 11 journ ey' of 1 ,000 m\l os MEMBER or OL Il PARTY es your ohuroheH, youI' numerous the gutters . Hundreus of t.hlrs t y to Ba gc1nd, wh 1'0 t hey xpeot to SOCieties, sympathizes with you In ones ga,thered wheo th e polic urri v~ abl)ut, Ootoller 15th . The til tho light of an opinion r Oil your affliotions, lIoud r ejoioes with emerged ollrrying bottles, jogs tlUU weddio g j o urIJ ~y of Mr. nnel Mrl! . lloreu 1>f ecretllry of State l'lloIllIJyon In yonr prosperity . In short, kegs filled wi'th liquor. :::Iim~lich takoR .them th rough t ho OD . on the new prillll1ry e lection it Is the local pl1per tbut mentions Medlterrnn 6H u :::leu, the u 7. Can ttl ),IW. to H . U. Pugh, pro!lecnting Itt Forty. three camps were represent· and theReu .. 'au , to Co lombo , Ceylon, torney of Mu!'kingum couoty, it ~be thousand and onf' items in whioh you are interested during the yell r ed in the night parade of the United touching sev 1'81 ports en route looks as if all voters not confessi ng and do not fiod in papers in hLrge Otlmpers of Tower Bill, 0 ., on th e From Co lombo, they go to Bomba y affililLtion with eHber tho RepubJi oities. -Middlefield (O ) Independent l,.ittle Miami I;'iver Sa.turdav night. und other point 10 Indln, and finally OIIU or Demoora t,ic pn I' ty may b'3 It WdS the prettiest and most. el!tbor- Ban to MusO/lt. ATn.bill. , where they bUl'rou 1'rom t.tlklng p'lrt i~ the pri 'TWAS A OLORIOUIi VICTORY ute Ilft'llir ever seen In thlLt part of go by bou.t up t he 1'igris Rivor to ' nllll'y In Fept mbAr. Avoter is Tbere's r ejoioing in F-edora, Tenn the oountry. Bugdnd . Ichulton ~\('ll on t he g ron nris thut he is A man';) ute bas. been s~ ved, 0 nd MrR. Simpioh ie u. beltutiful and l U ''' E'!Il I' I' I, f ml uor pllr l.v Hood not n\lW Ilr. Khig's New Dlsoovery I~ Osoar Lindsey , colored and u hlack- olever young wonulD, !lnd Mr. 8im- of ci~h6~ of th l1 tW Il g r(';' t purLi fls the talk of the town tor curing C. V smith. W&8 found in tbo warehouqe Pepperot deadly lung hemorrhAges of the O. & M. V . ruilrond. at Wil- p~oh is Ii IU lln who, so l e l ~ th r o u~h P/H.tl ip d,ill g in thB l>rilD 'lry, mu!!t w Ill' t lin t lIfl i~ u Ililillt"ll with one hiS own efforts. hns achIeved dl "I :oonld not work nor . get Ilbout," be wrttflll, "and the dootor ~ wington, on Wednesday of 18st week tinoti on as n. correspo nden t for yarl. 01' tho ot,lItH' of th ~ plll'tioi pllting did me no 10od, but, otter using Dr. with his neck frightfnll y slashed on ne wspnpers . He h ns been u\l ]Jflrt.i os !Jefol'e be cn n be u!\ .lw e<l to King's 8AW Discovery three weekt', wit,h 1\ razor Ilud his windpipe al. over the world, anti only recentl .V vote , I feelli~e a new mlLn, and can do wost !levered. It W8S tbe fearful re ig oed u. hi gh position with th'" - - --good work again :" For welLk dor work of his own hllnd, in I\n attempt t)lLn Franolsoo 'Cull " to e nter the SEArED WITH A HOT.JRON, or dlaellsed lungll, Cougbund Uold . oon sular ser vice and subsequently l or cald ild by over t urned kettle-out Bemorrbo.,;rcB, Bay I!'t\ver, La. Gripp .. to oommit suicide. Asthma or any Bronohial aft'eotiCJl to be n ign ed IlS Consul a.t BAgdad , wi t~l n. k~ife-brui ed by slRmmed it stands unrivaled. Price 500 a.nd Civil action has been filed .in th e for whioh post his wide experience door-IOJured by g un or In aoy oth 11.00. blal bottle free. S old Ilncl . ; er wl1y·-the thing n ae·Jod at once is gUl'ran$eed by Fred C I:)ohwartz, Xenia Common Pleas Conrt by W nnd hIS ml1itery of the Illngullges' l Bucklen's Aroicll Slilve to subdu e _ _ __• _ .. O. Corwio, of Oregonio, I1gain!!t R. especitllly, ~ erm!l n, pre eminently inflam mu tion uod kill t he pHi n. It's SUICIDE IN MOR ROW - B. N ush, of Xenill, for the oolleotion fit him. In addition to his work as ea rth's supreme hellI er , inflillible of '221 96 with interest. 1'be plain Ameriolln ConSUl. Mr. Simpicb will for Hoils. U loerl;1. Fevor ores, Ec. A man believtld to be Il member 0 1 tift' ola.lms tho.t qe puld two notes be the forei gn oorrespondent, a t zema and. .Pile ~ . 25c at Fred C . 80hwl1rl,7.. a law firm of [{noxvllle, Tenn ,oom signed hy ht'Uself, Mr. Nush and Bagdad, of severa.l Amerioan new • ------~.--.------mUted luioide in a cell at Morrqw, others and alleges that Mr. Nash pl1pers, and his oon tributions to t ho HOO CHOLERA SERUM ., .~,10 •cM>look ~eed.y. eV8DUtg , (ailed ~o rei m burlte him for hie ehllre p~ess of t hi country ooncernillA Be bad been found wandering· i n tbe debt. Ohio bBI! the only pltmt in the the a.rcheological discoverie n w around on the railroad traok near being mad ~ in the immedilite vioiu world, /t.nd it is now oompleted and Morrow at nooD, M\lnday, and walThe State Boarfl of Health hliR ity of Bagdad w1l1 doubtle 8 prove of ready fl)r operation, for the distritaken to the town jaIl and locked up suddenly · rel\lized that Ohio nJW much interest. - - - - -bution of serum to the owners of .". pendioll word from h~ re~ativ.,. at !lIUI an epldemio of typboid fever s\vine, for the onre a,nd preTention OLDEST SHAKER DEAD Knoxville, Tenn. A clothesline W8.!- It is ~peoiall .v notable in the 810 L1 of hog oholem. ueed in ending his Ilte, and It Wl\~ towns, Mansfield, Greenville, Will The old '.1st Shnker I\t Union Vil1Bg' Dr. Puul Fis her, state veterinurian fllatened to one of the top bars of hit! oughby liud Oberlin have it worst has passed away . Mary Ann HoI at the bead of the work, st\ys thut oell. . rbe mAn was beHaved to bt ot all. Dr. B. M. Platter, medjcal land wus bOl.'n in BnJt.imore Eebru the reEnlt will be the almost absoan over· zealot on r~Ugion, and after inspeotor, has stuted out on 'o, tour ary 24, 1 20, and dIed Augu!!t In. lute extinutloQ of the obo~ra, in the ~ hls hloaroeration IlmO@tollntinoally of Investigation. 1900, aged 9 yeartl, 5 months hud sta.te and tbe saving to · owners of ~ aaDfJ some ohurch song. 21 days. he joined the I5hnkel' hundre<\s of thousaud!:! of dollllrs a. ToMClayev,Ding he waB !dnslng William Buokley paid to John oommunity ut Union Village June year. hia favorite churoh bymn, "N6I\rer, ~'lsher, 0" beyond New AnUoch, 24-, 1 4.6 . bhe' entE r~ d tbe commu The plant now bas on hand enough My. (;jod, To Thee," indicating that l !linton Connty, ai,803.67 for 108 nity dl,lring tbe Miller excitement 'i aerum to inoouJllte 4000 hogs and h~ had been contemplating taking h ad of ' hogs, averaging a 1i~tle when over two hundred ::5eoond Ad- tWs will be inoreased us the demand hia Ute. There was no letGer or any more than 200 pounds per' head. Mr. vents beoame Shakertl tLnd she is warrants it. This will be furnished oUler evldeooe on ·the ·man ,to &how Baokley ahipped in a lIinl';le donblethe last of tha.t number . to owners at, a cost of 25 oeuts for that he was a lawyer, bnt to pertlons daok oar ' 12,838 worth of !!PBs. , At th~ sa.me time Enooh ,Jacob , 611.0h h og, whtoh is 6XllCtly the cost , he me' betore he 100t bis mind be OhrlBt. Stolz Wliol paid by Sam Glass the Oinoinnllti leader became a con of prepa.rli'lon . .~ The loca,tion of the plant is near ~ld , who be was. Investigation over '1,000 for fifty hea·l f hogs, vert. lie was the editor ' and pub Reynoldsburg, Franklin oounty, and :he~ ~ .... brought oat tbe fliot that &. they a verol{ing over 260 pounds per f tbMe .MllldiUtight OrY, tJurori ~t is eqUiPPed fwith eveir y mOdetrhn ~~ li~berf °th malt.of bil aamnad stopped at the head and the price being IS per glD e e l er es. ImprovC3men t or oarry ng on e albeon house from August " to hundred. Sister Mary Ann was a·n ardent work. Bog oholera. ougbt to soon ADgnat 9. Sb 1 be ~ thing of the past in the state, ------~.~- --~--oonsistent !$baker. . ea ways and will be if the owners will tlike Aga.ln the blilloon" DAyton" left.lh aud refused to hold any offioe, simply advantlige of t.h!\ t whioh 'the departTHE CRIME 01' IDLENESS mooring. tl.t Buok,island n nd sailed desiring to lead Il.n upright mode t ment of agrionltura is anxious to IdleDess meanil trouble for a'ny one out over the city, tbls time taking a _ g_iV_e_t h _ .", aDd give at oo.t. It. tbe .s ame with a lazy livar. It ~outhell8terly direotion and la.nding life.-Franklin News. oauBt!8 oonstipation, hebdacbe, jaun. '. . dlce sallow ' complexion pimples ~bont 40 mIles from ~be oity in the " and'blotohes,loss'otappetite, nausell, '!oatbern part of Clinton oounty, but Dr. KlnR's New Life Pills soon DelLr Clarksville, O. banleh liver troubl!'B and' build Tbe bal! left its station on the rlv up yonr ~6~lth, :olfio. Ilt Fred C er '" B 0'010011' Wed6s:sd"y morning 8ohR~rs. When purchasing silver- I • - • and .carried 8-S pn sengers Mason JUST SMILE . Brenn.e r, an ' East End grooer, I1nd ware remember tiliat in his d~ughter, Mitle Jennlf', besides silver plate no namti stands J wooldn 't frown for a orOWD, Pilot McGill, who is ~lw(ty8 on thO for higher quality or greater job when the DlLyto~ floats a wa.y ~ I'd uther be ~ Billiken tban a Bud- from borne . durability than the redha.

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nch s, rheumaUc pains, urinary lllsor· ders, or risk the dang r ot dlab tou' or Bright's disease. 'rhe clire Is eallY. Treat the calise-the kldn ys-wlth Doan's Kidney Pills. ' H. Mayne, l'llarket St., Paris, Tenn., says: "Weak kid· neys made my back eUI! and lam e. The urine was cloudy and Irregular and 1 bad to get up many times at night. I lost en· ergy, became weak and could not work. Doan's Kidney Pills removed all the trouble and reo stor d my health and strength." Remember the name--Doan·s. Sold by all dealers. 60 cents a box. Fo.· ter·Mllburn Co.. Buffalo, N. Y.

THE LAW'S DELAY.

Rlx-What's the best way to never selUe a Question? Dlx-Go to law about It. Almost Any Mother. The mother of a large f~mL\Y fell ill and died and the , attending phy· slcian reported that she di ed of star· vat.ton. It was t.n credjble, but he proved it: The woman had to get the dinner and then spend the next two hours tn wailing on the family and getting the children to the table. It was never on record that she got all of them there at the same time and they came straggling In all the way {rom potatoes to pie. By the time she had wiped tbe last face, her own hunger had left ber and sbe llnd no desire to eat. Chickens, tbe doctor said, come running at feed time, but chUdren don't., A hen has a better chance to eat than a motber.- Atcbl· son Globe. Valuable Knowledlle Spreadlnll. Every day sees hundreds of new reo cruits In the war ag~lnst .tuberculo~ls, and every day brings new methods for the figbtlng of the plague, , The Na· tlonal association 'predlcts that It the present degree of Interest is main· tained, within five years everybody In the United States will bave been In· formed on tbe way to prevent and cure tuberculosis, and concerning the Infectious nature ot the disease. Two . things In......p&l'tIoular are needed, and for tbese tbe National association Is working in every way. Tbey are, a more complete registration of tuberculosis oases. and the further Isolation of dangerous advanced oases of consumption. A Sunday Sermon. One must accept life as It Is. It gives us great happiness 11 we are wise enough to see It, and it balances the scales by sending great sorrows, too. But that 1s \l(e. l( you would make the world' brighter try to forget your hurts, dry your eyes and turn to help those who need the pressure of a friendly hand, the encouragement of a smiling look. Sorrows and troubles of all kinds should teach one a great lesson-the lesson - of universal klndnefls.-New ork Times.

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Aniualng Letter Written by Prisoner, J!Jvery farmer Is famlilar with the of m rely coating the outside. If the Giving Peculiar Condition of Af· rotting of his fence posts at the sur· "brush" method. or painting, Is used, fair. In Fortreaa. [ace of the ground. The labor of reo the CI' oBote should be apl)lIed at a placLog them and how to secure n w temp ra ture ot about 180 degrees F. Fort La'fayette, situated on tbe little and durable pos ts are sources of· con- Two ollts should be given at least 24 Island jllst ott Fort HAmilton In tile stant annoyance and xpense. Even bours apart. IC the posts are dlps: ed Nano ws , and now used BS a powder lhe more durable woods s uch as directly tnto the presel'Vatlve, tho station. was a prison during the civil chestnut. white oak and cedar, decay CI'e080te shoull! be bented to about war. In 'It ,vere confined many per- In eight or ten years. I t Is true that tbe same temperature. The bes t resons nrrested tor treason by the U nit· there are B few kinds of woods In the s ults at all can be obtained by Ilrst ed States mnrsbal in tbls city. United States, such liS locust and heating the posts In a batb of hot Here Is what one prisoner wrote In osage-orange, wblcb give much lon ger creosote and then either transferring 18G3 In a letter tbat a Orooklyn man, service. but th II' SUI) ply, nev I' vel'y thcm Qulokly to a bath of creosote at thE>n a boy, picked up In a bottle large, Is rapidly becoming exhausted, a lowe r temperature, or else shutting wblcb was wasbed ashore on tbe Dyker meadows just after the war and wblcb be has In un old Bcrap book: . April 4, 1863. Hotel de La Fayette. In consequence of many I)rlsoners being exchanged from Fort Lafay· ette and not mentioned In the papers, and tor tbe beneot of tho World, Her· aId, Sun or auy other public and dally journal I send this small notice In this frail but buoyant vessel. I beg to state that · we are all right here. Nothing to do and ple11ty at time to do It In. Beautifu l vlcw down here, J don't think. es ve ially nt night between the door cra ks and window bars. Tbere are orne curiosities do wn here tor Barn um . Outside sen' t1nel-"Hall! Who comes llCre1" Prlsoner- "A trl nd . Can I have a bucket at ,valer?" Sergeant- "Yes." Fine JI ving. Bread and porlc tor breakfast. pork and bread for dinner; What's lett tor supper. Coftee balled In hogsbeads full every year. Rags· heads never empty. Consequence plenty of water. No trouble to read Treating Posts for Prelervatlon. your letters. Tbey are all read tor you. Also your JUan iY nnd watches ~nd the farmer must now look to off the heat and allowing the POStH to are weli cared tor. SC!e anothe r prls· oner. "How are you 1" Sentlnel- some other source Cor his posts. Per· remain In ·the 011 as It cools. By lIuch baps directly on bls farm there may a method, the sapwood w11l become "Stop that noise." Exit prisoner. tb'Orougbly permeated wltb the creoCard playing Is u'nderstood down be a patch of woods which Includ s bere-hlgh , low, jack, whist and loa. Buch trees as black oak, beech, maple or pine, and cottonwoods and wlllows gmoklng? I don't think. Tobacco Is may grow along the banks of his a sight good tor sore eyes. We see a piece every new prisoner. Wonder streams. These are trees which bere· Burke doesn't send these good look· totore have been thought of little or Ing soldiers up to town to parade on no use for posts, because of the rapidthe fourth of July. Tbey are all kinds Ity with which they are attaoked by decay. In their naturAl conditlon, tbey and sbap s . will rot in two or three years-too They keep a goat down here to eat soon to pay for the labor of setting what tbe reb Is leave. The poor crea· them. The forest service In Its study ture bas to be helped up. Two cats of prolonging the life of fence posts are In the same fix. There Is also an ha.s found cbeap and simple metbods attentive doctor down here. One med· ot preserving the. In a sound condl· Iclne only. If It don't cure you're sor· ry, ror then you have to die. That's tion for no Indefinite time, even nil J know about It. Guess that's also though they are the poorest nod nat· urally least durable woods. a military necessity . Decay Is not a simple process like We expect Honest Abe down here the crumbling of stone or the rustlpg In '66, soon atter the next eleetion . or Iron. It ia caused by low forms ot Hope he'l\ bring his ra.1I splitting mao plant life whlcb thoroughly permeate cblne. Might be amusing. Tbere Is the wood, discolor It and cause It a good deal of {un down here. Very to become disconnected and "rot· busy for liS. Pre tty busy for tbe sol· ten." To preserve the timber in a dl ers. Our clotbes are all torn. I tboro.ughly sound condition, It Is only will mend them as soon as I find neaessary to render the wood unfit tor tbread ana needles. Looked for .some the growtb of these organis ms. Thlil Is done by Injecting Into ·1t substances poisonous to plant Ute. One or the most wIdely used pre· servatlves Is creosote. one at the by~ products of coal tar. Wben It is In· Jected Into the wood, decay wlll be retarded Indefinitely and an old·fleld pine or a cottonwood fence post when properly treated, w11l easily give a llte of 20 years or longer. Such a preserv· atlve tr~atment costs about ten cents per post. The creosote can be applied sote. Full de~lls and specific dlrt)cby painting the wood with a brush or tlons tor the treatment of dlfferen~ dipping It into tho Uquld, but much kindll or posts may be obtained by ap' better results will be obtained If It Is pUcaUon to tbe Fot:ester, Washington, actually Injected Into the wood instead D. C. , ' .

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1"he Cheerful Grouch on Fade. "Talk all you pi as agaln!;t fadsl they add a lot of pleasure to life." Somebody ventured LO ' f.uy: "Out Webster calls a fad a trilling !)llrbult." The C. G. snapJled with the al l' of one having a chip on h r shoulder. "I do not presume to dlrrel' with Mr. Webster; I . merely wish to tulIa a stand In favor of the 'trifl ing pursuit.' 'Ve women have little enough of spice In the dally routin ; wbat hurm does It do to Indulge in an ocCllslonal fad? ChIna collecting. fol' Instance (unless carrIed to the extent of cov ting and buying things beyond our means) Is an InstruClive fall. leAding to a knowledge of pottery, ceramics and all sorts or artistic things. Painting, ~ul!lc, r eligion, even, all these have started in somebody's so·called "fad." It WIlS a tad wltb one Mr. Watts to look at tea.kettles; Gallleo had a fad tor tblngs that "woved," from pendulums to worlds; one Benjamin bad a fad tor Idtes and keys; OJara Barton's tad for looking after the little chll· dren In her n elghborbood~aJl these were at flret "fads." And If onr ''fads;' do not always r suit In good to the world at. large they can make ou~ dally round sweeter; tbey are tbo leaven to raIse the deadly leV'el of monotony- that bane of so many women's U"es." . "By the way," somebody asked. "What Is your parUc:u1ar fad '" The Cbeerful Grouch smiled. "G1y. ' Ing advice," sbe snld.

"Hit sutUnly must be to bnve de reputation loah slealln' wot you've got!" "Yass, chile, but chickens Is so scarce nowadays, dnt de hardest Dart Is tryin' ter live up tor dal reputation! " Reslnol II Appreciated and HIghly Recommended by Intelligent People In All Parte of the World.

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Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Vienna, W. Va.- "I feel thatIowe the last ten of my Ufe to !-ydia

E. Pinkham's yegetable Compound. Eleveu yenrs ago I was a walking shadoW. I had been under' the doctor's carebutgotnoreUef:My husband persuaded me ' to try yd\aE, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Rnd it worked like a charm. It relieved all my pains advise aU suff ring . Lydia E. Pjnkham's women Vegetable Compound," -MRs, EHlU. WJIEATON, VIenna, W. Va. Lydia E, Pinkllam's Vegetable Comtrom native roots and "U~"UILUIt DO DIU otics or harmto.day holds the record A LULLABV. number of actual cur s Wl!leU~~5 of any similar mflcli. of tho SUD and thousands of ~"-'iTOj;h:;;U;r~a!rlh::o::ri: l.z:::o=n-:8:;:la::n::t:-:- holtm1:a-r:r1restiIll1oili1a,ls are on file In ' And In I.ho trees the neat. the laboratory at Lynn, Inl> blrd.H Mass., from women who have ,been T 0 sy- vospera cured from almost every form of phllnt. female complaints, inflammation, ulceration,displacements.flbrold tumors, Thle Is the holy mother- irregularitiell. lleriodic pains, backache, hour; indigestion and nenOU8 prostration. Ththl~::J~ when broodln. EverfBuch sullerit\Jt'Woman owes It to SUr wllh protcctlng spirit; herself to give LyUia E. Pinkham's arms Vegetable Compo'nnd a trial. ' Outstretchod, and spread· If you would llke~peclal advice Ing wlnp. about your casewrlte a confideD"

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Then huahabye for bablM LY.J.ln. Mas8. Her advice is free, dear, and always helpfuL The sloepy, wide world over. And hushabye for baby Qualla A-nesting In tho clover. 80: huahabyo when youn. thlnp Unto the. mother brelUlt; Creep C1080, arid cling at twlllllbt .When aun fs In the west.

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Reading Your Letters. r sinre I've been her. You r.an find some real blood s down here. It you've got mOlley you can get n few extras. ' Thelll that ain't got any stich to the aid thing. If a ny good Inteutloned person C f porsons shou id plclc this up piease hand to where directed In care of any person but tholic cbnneded with this prison lind If a tobacconist be will oulige by sending n slllall pl ecc to S. S. Ft. Lafayette. Taps. Out go lights . Good·by. The lett I' was wrllten In pencil and In haste, judging from Us tone. Per. haps th e wI'lter of it Is alive to.day and will recognize It. I'll'

Chances for Soldler!a Promotion, Although the e nlisted man In the American ' army has always been bet. tel' treated In every way than nny other soldl el' In the worid, bls com. pensatlon is very sma1\ compared with tho wages llaid In civil lire aud the atll'~ctl"en esil of the service was appreCiably enbanced by the Increase for wblch the recent amendment of the law has provided. Even more important than this consideration In popularilling the service, hOWE1ver Is the fact that It . hao·. been rna'd e' easier than fobn rly for the prlvllte .to rise from the. ranks and to. ~ecome a com .. mlssioned officer. :rhls has long been possible, as was shaWn In the brHlIant" career OC ~he Illt~ Gen. Lawton, but formerly the 'o~staoles to be OVjlrcolJie were so serious tbat It could onl1. be' ........ "d .h. abo .. ., f.,.all'rf A 811'''' .accompllshed by' a man ot eneptJoDaI abilities Ilnd attainmeiata. to .......TlleF •~~=r'.'" ,~ tnll'. u_ . . . ~.r ...

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ON FOOD Proper food Is tbe foundation 01 health. People can eat Improper food for a time until there Is a sudden col. lapse of bbedlgesUve organs, then all kinds of trouble folloW 8. ' Tbe propel' way out of the difficulty Is toablft to the pure, scientific food, Grape·Nuts, for It 1' ~ bui1d8 from the foundation up. A New Hampshire woman says: "Last summer I was suddenly talcen with Indlgcstlon aud soyere stomach trouble and could not eat food with· out great pain, my stomach was so sore I could hardly move about. This kept up until I was so miserable life was not worth living. "Then a friend finally, after much argument, Induced me to quit my for· mer diet nnd try Grape· 'uls. "Allhough I had bllt lilttJe faith I commenced to use It. an d great WIlS my surprise to find that I could eat It without the us ua l pain and di stress In my stomacb. "So 1 kept on using Grape-Nuls and soon a marked ImpI'ovem ent was shown, for my. stomach was \l rform· Ing its regula r work In a normal way without pain or distress. " Very soon the y 1I0w coating dlsap. peared .from my tongue, th e duJ1, . heavy feeling In my head disappeared. and my mind felt light and clear' the lang\lld, tired feeling left and 'alto. gether I felt as: If I bad been rebuilt. Strength and weight ca'me back rapidly Ilnd I , went back to 'my vOI'k 'wlth renewed ambition. "To·day I alll a. new woman k. mind 8S weU ,ns bOdy, 'and I OWl'! It a1\ to (Ids natur.ru food, Grape.Nuts." ' 'There's a Renson." Look Iq pkgs. for tbe famous little book, ·'The. RQacl tp WellvUle." .

WHAT HE FOUND HARD.

Feed.and Pa.~urage. . one ' on a picnic, or .wlll save healing The horses are mostly kept up the the house If the alternative Is a big year round, fed hay In Winter · and range or even a gasoline stove. Many soiling crops . 1n summer. All the toods do not requIre cooking at all, young cattle and dry cows are stable ..but n.o thlllg In animal foods Is quUe fed on soiling crops durIng the sum. sale wll~out heating. Even tbe dried f.aer. The cows In mnk only are go meats should be lJubjected to heat to turiaS to Cor lug to tbe fields, where Instead of be, remove the danger Qf germs. Canned lD Mow. Ing' turned loose they are secured bJ meats are never absolutely safe In tethers. ·summer· Sardines are, however, per· There are certain stages In tbe mao Tbe tethers ' are of rope and ' chain fecUy safe, but there a~e m·e,ats, ba· turing of gl'alns when It Is safe to cut (the cbaln part has a swivel on 11) con. and 4lrled beef, wblch can be and sbQck in order to cnre fot· the and are about ten teet In length: quickly and easily warmed on an alcostoring Il the mow or stll( ~k. The old ere fastened · to a chain about the bol flre. Fresh meat can be cooked Fule of cutting tbe wheat. when tbe horns, An iron pin about ten 'lnches over a very small blaze;· try a little kernel Is In the dough is hl\rdiy appU. Ion&, Is drlvl'!~ into the ground with 8 chopped meat, drop 'It 1n a hot sauce· oable at present. It sllould stand un. mallet to keep the animals tn place. PaD. BU~well, add a pinch of salt and til the Icernel bas h&rdened, but 'rhese pins are pulled up and moved ' rgmove from fire. SUr In B teaspoon· . sboQld be cut while the joints of tbe a few Inches or a few teet forward ful butter. and serve at once.. stem are yet green. Bearded wbeats tw~ or three Umes a day, according tel • With the alcobol slove egg may .can stand a little longer than tbe bald the growth ot grass In front of them. be "coddled" or poaeped. For a very varieties, as. they do not shell as r.e ad. A berd ot milch cows In that way wllJ Ugbt dessert. try the 'yolk of a raw lIy, and the beards are a protection to sta~t at one end 01 a field ten feet egg. w.e ll beaten and sweetened, add a certain extent. Bald varieties of. apart, each one eating a swath across the white beaten very stllf. dust all wheat sprout during moist weather the flel~ .. when the part .'first e'a ten with powdered sugar, and eat with sooner than tbe bearded varieties. over Is ready to be gone over again. any, light water. . This wUl give plenty Barley should bo cut at tbat stage In this wa.y 8 field Is gone over s of nitrogen for a meal In the hot when tbe most of It has turned white. dozen times or more tn _8 season. • weather. If allowed to turn yellow there Is dan·' the grass In J ,une, n,s .1t usually .does ger of loss, as tbe heads, after they gets the start of the cows. it Is cut '. Mamma Hardy'. Chocolate C.ke, turn down, which tbey do when' they Into hay. The. winter teed of tbe .. Two and one-bal~ cups sj.Jgar; one turn yellow, b'l'eak olr very easily and cows Is ~ Uttle lock of bay night and .cup butter; five eggs beaten separare lost, For ~altlng, the barley must morning. possibly tour ,or six poundsj • ately; <lne cup sQur DiUk or butter~e cut whlll3 It Is wblte, and ' lf It can and a bushel or Ipo.re 'ot cut mangles, mUk; two and one·half· cups Clf .flour be ' secured w1th~ut any raI~,1t I. It Is sate. to say. that ' 75 per Jcent. ot , measured aftert,elng sifted; three ,ta· considered . In . perfect . condition, more at a Jersey COW's feed tn wtntel 'blespooDS v:a~llIa; one teaspoon soda; Whether for matting or feed, the 18 -:oots. . . a pinch ' of salt and o~e-balf cake . . ::;: : Baker's bitter chocolate m'elted white stltge, just before t Is .ripe, I. the proper one at which to cut bar- ' ~Ifalfa ' on "Sheep ·Farm.. alloiecs to cool before', adding to ley In order to get the most grain and 1 ha~& be~n much Interested In batter. . ' , best ·results. ue pf alfalfa on. sheep ("rms, bqth al -----.--_ _ _--,-,_ _ _ .". a pasture crbp and, as ~ay'• . ,Last' sum· A Yellow Salad: ... ",oVJIble Farm ·Sc;hools. . ,mer, ' ' whll~ ,In Fruee, I saw . Break an orange Intp .ectlons; place Tbe United states department ot q- fto,cks hurdled , on rape these on inside · le~\1ce leaves; r1culture recommends the establfsb- flel~a, tills belDg ,thefr Dilly all pour ~ayo~lUae. and aprlnltle ment of movable schools of a~~u1- :Iq, the.;,~~~lW,, · .c.1:AI.....J!]t.aI~llI1I.n freely 'paprika on top. The colol ture by t~e: state :e~perlmeJit stAtlou.' a .ver; or grain -.no-r"' _. scheme Ie attractive: For a cbange, m_e 15 farmers can be sec~ as to 8DJ' Idnd . of stocJr. In faot. · serve wJth thts triangular 811c:es Of student, the scb~ls may b!J C:lonclucted' qt nr,y nttta as OOUtatratea .. touL for a Year or loncer; The. klnd ot ..' ~.. Yet. oyer th.... aJfa1fa Ia • ,traction win •• OR tile Ill'" at UIllYf/nIaI . . . ... . . . . ......-.. HOtIGIl. .

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We bAd takeD ]odg!ng s at York ~or (tbt. was Ii cruel tbrnst, lor Sir Thorn the trial. . as wa~ notoriou sly touchy about hit The evening of the ball found the age) and I would no more have rut streets cl'Owdbd lUI 1 had n ever se away with YO Il tban I would Wem hefore. Tlie gl' at cas , which -and God knows no \voman this nigh! In all tll( would be rencll d w\thln a day or twu. three kingdom s would go wllb YO\ brought row,ris to a tte nd the asslz s. nm,,!" - mnny]'l rsom; coming ev n from Lon· The delight ot the crowd was ex don, Thes wer hlefly genUem 'n t raol'dln arY. I bell ve they woul( - -'--- -of the Doblllty and genll'y who weI' rrlends of Giles Vernon 's , for nover have mobbed SIr Thomns . except thll l Th er lIas been a new favor oc, Tli e young ' hall!; keepe r, setting up they ft'lt that ,Llldy Haw\,sh aw coule co~ed to patent lentil iliaD bad so many fri e nds. r and many at he r own estll hll stlm ' nt, sometim es inUlct the more xqlllslte misery or. lbo smart 's t new bags for practica l (lnds It dIffi Il was II. cold, IJrlghl F brual'Y night ; cu lt to Instru ct the maid and th street In f"ont ot the assize hlm . Th e judges. ~111\ golug up th( ut;;e nre ' in thi s leatber. It does not wbn sp. r H'S the fam haH where the lJnl\ W&15 beld was steps s lowly. proba\)l y heard ever~ wear 60 we ll ns many oth r blaclt worlt nolse l ssl,l ily III als to do th(l ' nnd properly . P r. packed With- charlols , chaises, and word ot tilis controv e.·sy. The crowli leathers . but It baR a brIghtn ess ror· haps th e fir ' t of the prlnc1pl e to I nrn Is Ihen purted, and ta ldng Sir Thomas elgn to any of the oth er leathers. save Ileople on foot, flaring torches and th a t Ar erylhlng should he band d to lJawllng footm en. as If It we re a Lon , horses by tbe bll s. forc ed them to glv~ morocco. a youthfu l air. and made up th e left 51,Ie of the person who Is sit. INV ALU ABL E don rout. As our csrrlage passed the Ilillca to Lady Hawksh aw's can h, aud In attracti ve shape wit:" lining of some tl ng. whi ch enab she descend 'd am id th loudest cheer~ gny color, It certainl y des r ves popu· themsel ves enslly les th em to serve for Sum,mer ~ n t rance, t he way was hlo ked hy the wltb th e righ t. Judges' chariots, from which they de· of the pOllulac . larlty, even it It does show wear ra· Com plain ts In layIng th e tn ble one must have Within the splendid ballroom L ad) ther qui c kl y, scended ,ln slate, Qur coachm an. whip, an eye to preserv ing balance with ev. Dysente ry, Diarrhea, Cholera Illng up to get the n xt placo In line, flawln,h aw 's Il'Iumllh was even mol'( Th e patent·l eather bags are In al· erythln g th a t Is put Morbus. Cholera Infanlum,Colic locked wh eels with the coach at Sir 'marlted . NUlllue l's of great peopl ' mos t every case more effectt ve than salt c elln r Is placed on . That Is. If n at one s ide there und Cramps . Also relieves GripThomas Ve rnon . He sat baCk, his flocl{e~l around he r ; man y ot them bad any of the other leathers . Th e de· must be anoth ing Pains, Sour Stomach, Vome r In the corresp onding face vlslhle by the lamps In the court· been wltuess es of her battle royal witi' tails at the bags gIve them Indlrld· plnt'e on tlH! other, iling. Sea Sicknes s, and HysA fern or a di sh Sir Thumas , nnd the story had quickly lIallty even wh e n shapes vary little of fruit or even yard, and os unconce rned as If the terics and Nervous ness duo to an emllty dIsh. It It ~nse which had brought us aH to Yorlt sllread to the rest. Lady Hawl,sh aw and the last word seoms to ha\'e By bowel affections. been Is a pretty one. must always be plnced was one of his servant s beating the In s}Jlte of heT oddities , had always said In Ule matter of fittings. Vanity in th e ve ry conter. MOLLY ELUOT SEAWEll Around that ar(! watch, Instead or the trial ot his rela· maintai ned the respect or 1111 whe C8ses. opera glasses! tiny fans, card the extra torks and spoons, as aUrat' knew her, and nevel' saw I a wornaD ca~es, change purses, pencils, sddress Uve tlve and belr on a capital charge. as you can arrange them. The crowd showed Its disappr oval of wbo bure, unde r all circums tances, books, all are packed Into mlracu· (OoP)'rl,bl., IW6, Bobb.. Wonlll 00.) In front or the places of persoJH Sir Thomas by hurling abusive more unmista kably the air of a great IOll81y narrow limits. who are to be seated tbere must bn a SYNOP SIS. lady; whethe r squabbl ing with SII pltbetll at him, which only caused him The Ingenui ty exercise Peter, laying down th e law to thE nlllg of the bag fittings d In the plan- plate. The Itnlte Is put at th e right dese rl'es un· sid e and the forks at U.e left. the At U years ot age AdmIral Sir Peter to smile. But he had another enemy world at large. or sp aklng bad French aUnted praise. 'Many women. bow· Hawkehaw's nephew, RIchard Glyn ... t ,II to encoun ter, which was Lad' Hawk· tines pointing up , tr th et e Is a soup .tops pllin Immediately and ald eply 1n lovo at first sIgh t with abaw, and In tul1 sight and hearing she was luvarlab ly the woman 01 ever, prefe r to dlstrlbutJ3 these fit· spoon It goes most invaria~ly brings about Arabella 8tormont. who BPUl'DCd hIsLady beside the knife. The ntquality. t entlons. Tho lad an orphan. wns given at the judges, as they stepped wltb tlngs among various bags Instead of oyster fork also Is next speedy recovery. This mediclno to the spoon a berth WI midship Tbe sCline of the ball was so gal' crowdin g them Into one. l man on the Ajax by stately tread \lp the stairs, occurre d a ill just as safe as it is effective. Tbere Is and knife. hIs uncle. Giles Vernon. neph but that for oytlters Is the w ot SIr battle a mort between Oct a bottle at your druggist 's, Thomas VernoD, beoame the boy's her and Sir geons that even my sad he art toolo the ample shoppin g bag ot pigskin. only tork that Is placed at the right. pal. nole of It. The ball was ablaze witt morocco, patent leather They attended a theater where Hawkand keep it always in the houso. Thomas Vernon, to the Intense or other en· leath· All tbe others go to the left. If more ahaw'. neph ew aaw Lody Arabella. VerFor the children 's sake, don't non met Philip Overton . nex t In line tor joymen t at the crowd, wblch was up· wax lights, and a huge band of musl, er, It has purses tor cbange and for than one Is required , 811 for salad go aw,a y for the Summe r withSir Tbomas Vernon's eslal . They 8tart- roarlous ly on Lady Hawksh aw's side, clans brayed and trumpe ted, The lords bills and It has s card case, but the after the meal, the larger out taklnlt a aupply along. ed n duel which was Interrup t d. Ve,rnon, Neither Sir Peter nor I took any part justices , the lords lieutena nts or the rest of Its space Is lelt free tor small next to the plate. Spoona fork goo. Overtol:t and Hawkshow's nephew tor dessert. three Ridings , and thema ,I ~ee attractOO by pretty LIldy touna many Per Bottle, 25c otber person! o.rtlcles and package s. In the tray, seeing Lpdy Hawksh aw whethe r they a re large or small, are bella. Tho Ajax In battl e deteated FrAmnch bad tbe best of It trorn the start, and were lu full court costume s, and the For luncbeo n downto wn there Is a over the plate; that Is, Dr. D. Jape'. bpect...all' I• • wal'8hlps In the Mediterranean. RIchard are acrOBS the rellablll remedy for croup aa.4 Olyn got £2,000 prl.e money. He WIU that, woman against man, the popu1&ce ladles' trains ot brocade and velvet Imaller bag (also used for matinee top. The napkin sh(...lId be folded wboopln a couab, couab. and colds. called homo b! Lady Hawk shaw were a sight to see. And I may be par, ,1Il1'oses), contain ing he was bearllly with be r. the Indlspen s· with two poInts under pnd laid In the wns about to ' blow' In" hIs earningsalwith doned for sRYlng that Mistres s Rich· able vanity equipm ent. mirror, pow· plate, Vernon. At a Hawksbaw It began by Lady Hawksh aw's put· Glyn dIlla square of bread b~lng tucked cover .d that Lady Arab party ard G1yn was by no means the least der pult or cloth and 110. ,WD8 a poor tlng ber bead out of the possIbly other away In It If the meal Is dinner. coach and but peI'llllltent gambler. Ho talked mu II 'With her eoualn Daphne. Lady Arabella saying at the top ot her voice-a nd bandsom e of the women present. t,tems, It may have the little opera To give exact directio ns 'ror serV' egaln ahowed love tor gaming. Later she what a voice! -"Good By Lady Hawl(sb aw's comman d we '6'lasses and tan, too. evening , Blr )Ield Glyn and Overlon prlaone1'8. thus Ing n meal Is almost Impossi ble, for It delaying the duel. J the Ov.erton-Vel'- Tbomas . We are. called here upon a were all to look cheerfu l. and, when For visits a 1tat- envelop e bag or depends entirely upon the non duol, llelther was hurt. Lady Ara- sad occal5lon, but I hope I saw the outpour ing of popular ap· smal\ handsom e bag with bandle' Is and wbethe r sbe wishes It mlstres . that English bella humiliated Richard by hoI.' prankl!l. done fol' proval upon us as Giles Vernon 's next tbe tblng It one carries anythin g In mally or simply. Jllchard and Gil 8 shIpped a frlgato. justice wUl prevail to save the life of friends, Accordi ng to present Olles waa cap luI' d by tho on my heart grew les6 heavy. l~ r nch, that SIr gallant leather. young A man, purse your or bag belr, of netted custom n plate should always be Peter armnged tor hl8 exchnng . DaphLady Hawksh aw seated berself In a gold, silver or gllnmet al ne IIlIowed a IIkl/lg tor Olyn, Is often pre· placed before a person us 800n as one was Ol1es Vernon ." then 21 yean of age. Giles waa who large cbalr at the end To of rolollJ!ed which the hall, terred, but It should be large enough Is removed, so tbat Sir Thomas, with a wicked 0lle8 and RIchard planned elopements.. the plal:e Is never where sbe held a kind of court. Sbt to hold carda as well SIr Peter obJ cted to the plan to wod grin, replied: as handker - ompty. In very simple lIv1ng this 18 wore a gown Puphne. By clever rU liea Gil 8 and Richat some sort at crimson "We cblet, may and safely If one Is leave travelin that g by car a not done. to the ,.rd lop d with Lady Arabella and Daphne, reapectlvely. Tho lallor pair jury and to their bonors, tbe lords stuff, wltb a great tall to It, and on amall change purso. Few houseke epers have more than her head was a turban with a bird 01 "'ero married. Daphne W1!.8 pleased; AraLizard skin Is conside red a good the roast on the to.ble these bello. raved In, nng r. Wh n the pardays, veg. parndla e In It. and on top or that her skin for dressy occasio ty returned. Arabella ask d Blr Peter to buge diamon d tiarp. Everybo dy flocked leather workers are so n I. but tbe etables being nt the Bide table fran: ala In pro ocullng Gllel In court on the clever In their which they are handed by the maid, ,hurge of committing- a capital crime. to pay her court, and the lord Ueuten· use of dyes now that one may have a wbo returns thelll ther. after eacb ant of the East Riding asked the bonor bag to match almost any costume . person has been servl/d. CHAPT ER IX.-Con tlnuod. of her hand to open the ball. She Tbe :very pale hlscult and gray tones If tbey are to be kept on the table As soon as Giles was' lodged In JaU, promptl y' agreed, wltb the added reo and wblte are used Blr Peter and Lady Hawksb aw, DlUlhmark that she bad not danced tor 30 purses and small bags,for beautifu l one would be at one side. another at otten gold the other side of the meat, or two ne and 1 went Immedi ately to see him. years. Sir Petet attempt ed to Intet" mounte d and having preolou s stones dishes, mIght be put al the foot of the We drove In statl\ In a coach and tour, pose. set In their clasps. A new shape as table. That Is a matte r ot Individu al with outrider s, Sir Peter In bls unl..You .....can not do It, my lad y," be Ihowll by one well·kno wn leather prefere nce . whlcb each bouseke eper torm, witb his sword, and r also In said. "You will trip up and break goods firm shows a success ion or decides , unlCorm; for our object was to testify Your leg." overlap ping flaps Inclosin g separat e The maid serving sbould wear a publicly our regard tor Giles and de"Not wlless you trip me up, Sir P ockets. This model has taken ex· d bl r testaUo n of the prosecu tion tor his life Peter," respond ed her ladysblp . , wlJQ. tremely weH . Anothe r well·llked mod· small white cap an tha g ap on with. bib and straps o\·er e s boulder s and wbich was on foot. was totally unable to keep up the tur. el has Its original note In the smootil, c rossing at the back. It Is most baWe reacbed the great gloomy build! plain mountin g of metal curving down· tle·dove style toward Sir Peter for any ward slightly In the middle. and In coming , Ing. and the turnkey ImmedlAtel), appreci able length ot Ume. "My legti Quiet In the dining room Is a thing are as good lUI tbe lor d lieutena nt's, the plain metal handle, showed us to Gllell' rOOlD. It was one which that must be striven for by the maid. ot the best rooms In 'the place, and a continu ation of the mountin g. seems From thlPlk God! and ,I Sball~~b~a~v~e~LI.l.!!!!!lJ~~~tt d Jrt;~~~~-s~ron'-W[ffij:SB6iii~WfiJi1I-A. noisy person Is an abomln tl uld...hAve been comfort able enough a on an ~~-;;;;:;:~;;;, POSItiv ely cured b)" In dancln'" wltli s o the rattle of dishes nnd clash of sliver right angle had It not been In a prison. double handle of leather, tbese Lutle Pili •• Obeying a look from her, Dapbne ac· beneath wblch the bag ' Is cut down a should not be ~ermltte d. He wils delighte d to see us, klaaed cepted B partner, and r secured one In little, the Iides being Tbey also relleye DI .. lett higher. Tbe Lady Hawksh aw's band, Qnd gave t .... 89 iroUl D,,"pepsla, 1..the lord mayor's daugbte r. Sir Thomas flap of a small cbange compar tment dlgestlonalld Too Dear',.. Daphne a hearty smack on. the cheek. New silk parasol s hnve Vernon, who WlUl tben In the hall, ba(J buttons down on the EaLlog. A por tee' remoutside of the match, made ot enamele d handles t. He looked well, and I expecte d to find the Ineffabl e impude nce to wish to balr. or lacquer ed edy lor Dlnlneo a, Nauhim hopeful ; but he seemed to regard dance in the country dance with us. wood. 8en, DrowMlneBM, 00.4 '1'''010 In tbe 1I0ntb,eo At· but be was met everyw here with cold his fate as flxed, althoug h It In no eel Tongue, PaIn In lhe. cold looks Bnd refusals . Tbe ladles wise disturbe d hts cheerfu lness. Sir !::;::==~=-.--:::-' Sldll , TOllPJD LIVER. ot the lords lieutena nts were all en· Peter at once told Wm that everyth ing regblate Lbe Bowels. Furel,. Vegetable. "Good Evening , Sir Thoma .... gaged; so were their. daugbte rs. It was possible should be done tor his de· SMAlL PILL. SM'ALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE.. a picture to see him going along the tense, and that emlnen't counsel were justices , madam. But If a young vII. line of ladles sitting then on their way from London tor lain steals an helres. Genuine Must Bear against her wUl, being repulse d by against the wall, all, and his com· hlm; and he and Lady Hawksh aw he IncuTs the extreme Fae-Simile Signature penalty at the posure under tbese embarra SSing clr· would bear all the coats or tbe trial. law." cumstan ces was the most extraord in· "And we," orled Oaphne , "claim the "Yes," replied Lady Hawksh aw, "I ary PILLS. /~. d A?z?: thlng I ever law. He wore right to belp; and wbeny ou are ae- dare say you think the law will deal upon his slcldy, but handsom a smile Quitted, you wlll find all your debts by Giles Vernon as It e tace all REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. did by poor Jack the Ume, and, at last, be found a part· Jlald and need not trouble YOllrself Bassett , wbom you got -transpo rted for ner in where the money comel5 from." life for killing a hare which was al· woman,the person ot a 'monstr ous ugly whose husband was In the Tears aprang to Olies' eyes'at this, ready halt dead; or as It served Tobias and he lOOKed grateful lY upon liS 'all. . -=-~--:=-,,-;:--+--t-::::; Clark, the' blacksm lth, whom you, got bides and leather tra::d::e::.. We tOOk our places, "'oeWEriend!f," he 6ald, "I ,thank hangell for stea.lIng, one of your sheep." sbaw and the lord lieutena nt, a fine. YOU; but I shall not be acquitte d. Sir "Por oftr DIne )'~111 J ButTered wllh chronlo These things were true, and the consllpation and durin" this time I had to tue handsom e man, many years youngl'!r Thomas Vernon and Lady Atallell a crowd gave three loud groans for Sir than she. at tbe head aD laJ~tlol1 of .. ann Wiler oace every houra of the 1'0001. And Stormo nt tblrst tor my blood, and Thomas Vemon. Betore Mfore I could have an actioo on my bowel.. be by my own folly I bave put t he noose his breath to reply, Lady could get then tbe musicia ns struck up, and Ulppll,. I tried Cuear"I•. Ind lodny lam a well Hawksh aw Lady Hawksb aw began mIn. Duriog the nine ),elrs before I ulecl to dance. around my neck. But I say to you continu ed: CallCllrcls I .uff~ uutold 101 •• ry with laterala (TO BE CONTINUED.) from the bottom of my heart tbat I "No wonde r you are afraid ' to sleep pile.. Thlaks to you. I 11m free frolO all thlt rather would dh~ upon the gibbet than wlthont candles burning tbls morulng'. You con ase this In Mhalf of In your room HOW THE PYRAMIDS WERE BUILT lU6eriog bumanlty. B. P. Flaber. ROllaokc, ilL be married to Lady Arabell a. God was all night. Sir Thomas ." ' good ci me In giving hel' to w'e as my Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. 'raste Good. 'Sir Tbomas ground bls teeth, 'and Theory That Explain . Expend Do Good. Nover Sickea. WcakeD iture of or CYripc. enemy Instead my wlCe." calle<1: lOe. 25c. 5Oc. N e,'cr sold Tho Kea· Time and Labor. alae tablel s lamped C C C.la bulk, There was 'so!!!;,cillng In this; for Gllaraotoe c:l to "Ba.ck your horses, coacb'!l an, and care or your wooc), back. m wbat mtln could think, wlthou~ sh drive out." No one has been able to decide bow dering, of ,taking Arabell a Stormo nt But the rowd would lIy no means the enormo us stones In the pyramid s to Wife? permit It, holding on to the wheets, were handled ; for, even a llowIng for I saw that Giles bad cQJ&Pletely re- and Sllouts resonnd LIVE STOCK AND ed of: "Good for the vast nrmy of men', some sort of covered trom his madnes s. Ho blamed your -Iadyiilllp! Hawksh MISCE LLANE OlJS aw forever !" mechan ical contriva nce mllst havo no one, tnlnklY acknow ledging bls Sir Pete r lay back laughin g. while been used. cwn folly, and bore himself as becam,e Daphne, by way ot encoura ging the One theory Is (hat as each course an officer and a gentlem an. people, clo.pped her hands and kissed of stone was laid a sand embank ment Sir Peter ' WOUld by no tllElanS admit Lady Hawksh nw on tbe was built around It with long, 'easy cheek. there was the smalles t chunce or an "And let me teU you, Sir Thomas ," slopes so that the stones tor the nellt adverse verdict; but althoug h I could continu ed that excellen IN GREAT VARIETY t and Indomll- courae could be pUl5hed on rollers not brl~r myself to ,believe that the able woman, ",t hat because FOR, SALK <.AT THE and slid Into plaoe, without any 8ctual no woman LOWB:ST PRICB:S BY extreme ~n,alty ot the law would be could ever be Induced to elope with lifting, and sO on, the pyramid being Dealgn for Candle Shade, with One-Fo urth Pattern . carried out, yet 1 thought It very llke- you, there Is no reason why runawa y WESTER N NEWSPA PER UNION 17 that cage was too plain tor GUes marriag es should bot be the happies III tact burled as tast al It was built, ALL manner of talrs, bazars and Tho Orat Itep Is to trace Ute pattern 13 W. Adamo 1ft., Cblcaao t until the top waa reached , when the to escape conViction. The conduc t ot In Ule world. I delled my famUy and lawn parUes , are being held for un the heavy water color stupend ,aper ous by 'job ' ot removin g the sand Daphne and' Lady Hawk.s baw to him as good as ran away one purpoae or another and tholle means with Sir Peter embank ment waa commen ced. of carbon paper, then »alnt It In charge are on the lookout for thlngl black 'was such. tbat ~ came ont ot tbe jail Hawksh aw, and he was as poor as and cut It oul The trame will Tbls might account for the vast both ' novel and usefuL with a deeper reveren ce, a higher, es· GUes Vernon ; but, like Attmctl ve tben look teem tor WOJll(l6 ' lban 1 bad known be- Ii tru,e and gallant gentlemhim, he was army 01 lilbOrers used: for Instance , candle sbades 011 the bill admirab ly, the upper', like the ImaH diagram In rlght·ha nd corner of the an, and God It Is said thot In building tbe great al 'they J olthiapepe, de. fore, a1thoug~ I bad al",ays believed bless thEi day I married prove ready sellers. One of sketch. IUm I" pyramid of {~heoP9 100,000 men wer,e the malt effectiv e and .irin~to bU1 them to be God"'t,a ngels on eartb (with at the lam~ At this there was tremend ous cheer· emp byed for 30 yeara, an~lII!led",. Next the panels may be traced and althoug h tbe Urne lnexpel1 .tve viuiet)' of shades Is a few ,exceptIOllS): 80 gentle and Ing for Sir Peter, and tiaed in ita colum .. ahouJcl i..... up~ lie . caressln g ' was Daphn~, 10 b.o ldly and ' bat nnd ~wed, kissing took olt his Qual'l'y from wbloh th,e stone wall ob- made OD a frame of heavy water· pahited tn water color, using thelle haYin; what they uk 101, RfwiIII au Lady Hawk· tained was nearly a,ooo feet ,t rom the, proof paper, col()rs: Clouds, white; sky, light co. determi nedly frlendJ1 'Was ~y ,H awk· shaw's' hand. painted aubAitutea black, 01 imilatiolll 'with a . thin · , ' . pyraml d.-Engl neerlng Maguln e. paper, lIuch .. Japana .e rla. paper or balt blue; water, darker blue; uee., . shaw, that It did one's 'h4ilart 1004. Sir Thomaa respond ed by call1ng out green: , land In foregro .. und, a I ~ shade • •1')' thin water.c olor papel'" patnteel DaplUle aDDounced ber Intentlo~ of airily: ... , Ha. Many Crown. . In beautlfu l bright colors and lined 111 darker green; hllle' ln mh1dle dta~c~, gOI~ to flee' Sir Thomal5 Ve":,on and "May. • I ask your ladyshiP If Sir Tbe czar has as many crowns lUI a India Ink to give the effe<!t of leaded )'eUow green: hills In distance , vioJlleadlng With Him, 'While' UiJy Hawk· Peter was a tree' a~en~ In the affair ot taabJon able lady baa batao He t, r&-' glas.. n Ia vel7 111m pIe to ~ake and let; cutle, medium ,raJ, with rool. Iha;" tbrelt.t~ned to .glve ,him ,her ,YOUT marriag e? for I believe be Is not garded, by biB people .11 a religiou s .as ;:barmln g wbell In 80tt old terra cotte: window ., puropinion of,hlin publicly , which was, ln· 1-4An"ra.'n held account fln1abed and Il,hted. able for bls well as. a secular rilonarc h, Bnlt · there- ' The delll1l ple; bridge, darker gray t~an casUs, deed, a' dreadfu l threat. .. lor I!o round candle . , actions 'slnee :'that day." . underne .. ture 'baa ,(:rown. tor every pO~lIlble .bade fa livcni and The trial came oft at the .Februa ry OD.ou rth of the ftecUon ath part of brldge purple: reSir Pe~r'1 eyel ' ft~shed at that, of bridge,' In water, purple; .tate occasio n. Tile Ruulan imperia l pattern . Tb. pattern given II merel1 aulaes, '~d on 't be- Dl,bt before was Lad1 Hawklh aw Cl'Ied reftectlo n of cl~uds In water. white. back: ero~n Is modeled after & patriarc hal repea~d four . Urno, the li'eat .. with a balt·lnc h ball. The w~ was "Right )'ou are, Sir Thomas , IQr mit.. Five Plagnifl oent '41amoDda, leam. t each ~4, to be turned ... __t When ' the pII,int II perfectl y 417 10 pall.ed around that all 01 Olle. Ver- have him I would, and over. all the Unel with India Ink dd .. It he had not TOItillS on .. huge glowinS ,ruby, fprm rlJbt anBin to the shade &Dd fastepee! coane nOD" Irlen41 were to .tteleld tbls ball. Qrted' to marr), me. I mould bave died the pen, The panels are DOW ~ead7 at the .ummlt . DlamoD da with by wa7 of .ho"IDS oQl' of dl8l}pp'olntment. Nor has he been and pearls of utmoet pertectJ ou NIl- ' to 1. .brad.. .\Dothe r way to tlnt.b I. to ,lue Into the' fram.. ' .,. • flap OIl ODe ala. ouly &Dd Il..!-ta bit a frt!e ..eDt .I~ce that day-no t for der tbIa Cl'QWJl UDrtnle cl ~ aU 1111. th. other 114_ GTei' It. A Th. till)' tbUm1l" Iketch In th. Up' ODe raomn t tree from my love" JD1 &el- ......_. ' &Dd ' til.... 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'Iud fnm,i!.Y.III 1l1 on ,'lIud ny U \' Il in /{1I t 'I\~ II, l'llrl'hn sl',1 hu 1\111 1..,' IH OIIOJ' ly luf t ful' II'x'l wlt l h WII HlllcI ~lI lnr dIlY . 15c at Schwartz's 'I'll (.~ll'I't e rly IJl t'lol iJl~ of IllI' ~i~I. . .~. .~. . . . . . . .aa...."i Ridgev ille ,\ i I' ll 111111 I til t 'itlll'r h \\'u' h .. lll -': 11 t it I' ---(IllY lind , 'uuLlny , • " Lytle , I ,,11- ,To. "( Pil I I It.. I'l' lul'fIl'(l h ' l ll1 !' H vC l'nl fr ':>lIl 1t l' 1' wi ll At t.fII ld th f' 'I' ll! ,;dllY 1'1' 0 111 Koutn C: k..'r" wll r h',~ " '11 n" r \ v00U 1'0UIlIl. I'1 i f tv \" ll YIJU:I \' 111 t:t M r . JlIl 11 Jlr4 _ArrIHlI' 13dl"y"'111 Ihus bee n lS I' JJ(I1Il t; II fHI\' lIuj'd wltll IlJOI'Hllll .Y , Alln ~ Im'l iiol. li n d ~lr au ,l Mr. Jr bll'll'irruh;. . MI'R, :4n :-;ht' fW IlII<l. UI' 1I1l,'! Mrs Pri ll ' "r Will' ,k lu a llt. lire visiting 1\11'. 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at llillE' o'.d oc]; a , 111 . sharp. Fi l'l;;' A lJ llrMol'y fur tlJ e ohlld l'fl u of puthead of hlll'se!!, twenlv-one head of , rOilS Is 0 uJ\eotoli wlt,h Il Glasgo w caLlI , mostly dai ry call II:) . All farm I t.h~t1 tl'e, impl em 'nts-8 hoI'S pow I' gas 1' 1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ gu olin e cn g ill , IntE.mationo lmak e , n 'W . All hOll sehold go )tis, Farm of 7li ac r - good farm for I'ai ing' l gTHill 0 1' lohacc,), M cl em n\\ lIi ng house wilh naluml gus flm) watel', c liar, well and cis tern, >lpnng , ne w dairy bam ' up to date with gas and waler in barrl, silo conEXCUrSl·On ne tl:!rl with b;11'n, 8 tlcre.s young tim- ' bel'. Te r ms of Ra le f pel'"onal pl'Op' erly: ~ ~ All slim ' of ,' 5. and li nd r, c;lsh N xt · ;:,unday l,ve .. Raid am ount a 'I' dit of 9 months will b g iven pureha e l' g iv- Train Icaves WayneSVille 8:28 a. m ing Ilote with anpl'JV d security, 4 p I' C nt off fnr cash. T I'ms f I' 01 1 estate Illude kno\ n on day f sale. Classified Ads H ward J. L. Micha I. ...,.. ...... ....... ... .............. A. A. McNeil t Atl!! will be IlIserloCd unll r thl bcu "l for J ny Him s r ucts. lw e ll l V· nVIl cell l H for ~hree III r l l~ll~. w/leu uBln/! nOl l1l0r t hnn U,' o line", Wal ter bhat·t, I ric.

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I will 'ofrer at publicsnle at t r;ae residence of Turh \' W I h in Har v ysWO ,1 r8ey eow,,-one of th pfU burg' on . rt'gi tel' tI, wit h au If. On " I(Tllrie .Jer lley, \\I i II be fr o. 11 soou . V M, Hoblit, [ 0 , 1, Wtly neRvi ll,', aturday, August 28, 191.19, 13 ginning pl'omptly at 1 o'clock , hi . lhe f 110\ ing articles: , n r ubb RI NG CAR - Model uF," 5til' buggy, 1 st el·til·e buggy, 1 car- I pass n re~ ~uick l u l'i ng ~ I' , ill riag , g t of buggy harn . s t of p~rf ct eon,d ltlol1, f ully QUI PP d fI ' II f I Wit h extr a t u' s. gas tank, cha l!l ~, ) nets , sma amount 0 ha~ ', '~ rk ' P d(,m ter and clock. Will e ll at ben ·h, . t of Rl'pent 1"8 tools, 2 lI'on ' a bargain if old soon. Gllll at this keLtle. , ~ l~Ol)ll Indo rs, 2 b ed~teads, office. 2 lIpur.al'.r l, 1 heating stove. ross- I U8E Il nd lot in Corwiu bllrn ('ut saw and oth er a r ticles too numel'oon l , li ed , good w (' 11 of W tlt r' OU to 111 ntiol1. Terms mad e known Cuu be re nted at 10 pr e ot iu te rl'Rt, 1. M. 1'0 T, on in ye.trneo t, 11 1'\ it 01111 be boa gh t. on day of !'lale. . T , Hawk, Auct. Ohell l1 . l nqntr of M , un Gu tlr .

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lYMrs. Wo ltor Dakin and son S fLr- the State A. (}ciation of Township CHANG E OF MAllS oen tl y, 69 en tirely new va ri eties of / ry 81JOIlt Thur!o)llay w itlt 8.. O. Ullkiu Superintenden ts of Ohio and as roses W I'e exhibite\l . nnd fUlIl il Y. member of the exec u ti ve commi ttee The following change in tl1e al'l'ival 1\1I'S .1 if Cbl~ uowot. h wnft en ter. of t he Alli ed Ed ucational Associ aFren ch t.beat.res r eceivin g governand depat t nre of the mail s fr om t he tuiuetlb.V unlit Ali c KflYR uud film tions of Ohio. He i t he fi rst g rad u· , ily t o llion el' TLul'HCl uy. ate ()f t he Waynes vi11 Hi g h School postuffice took effect Sunday Aug ust ment s nb idy nr e obliged to gi ve a fr ee perfo rma noe every yeflr. +- -' - -to hold th e office of school ex amine r. 14, 1909: He is also a grad uate of t he Xen ia Depart fo r East A I7!Ve from East Hot Water Bottles Colll~gc of' Busin ess and Commel'ciul 7 ~O u. m . . 6 00 a. m, Law and the Leoanon University . 9 45 tI . m . 8 20 a . m. From the las t insti t uti on he 'received 3 200· p. m . 30 p. m . 5:3 p, m . 74 30 p. m . SCHWARTZ'S both the Ph . B. and M, S. degrees. Ar l'i ve f r'om U' est , He now holds a fi rst g rauc. pl'ofes- Depar t fo r West n 0 a. m iZiI. ___ .. 73 20 aa .. m .. ti' 20 _ _ __ _. _ .______.: sional high school <;c rtifica t hoth of m n. m. 8 20 Roofs of All Kinds. SHOPPING IN SASSAFRAS which a re valid in any and a ll coun7 40 p. m. 10 30 a. m. 4 30 p. 111 . lies in t he slate of Ohi o. He ha!'\ 1\1 ['13. Ma utl e Du r n ,,11 HllfTtllfl O, Ii pl'ung a n in nClvation in the Warren 6 20 p. m . .l !I,m Agent f01' t,be o,bove falUous Oraphlte Carbon pionom' uf conn t l y "' I~ok wor k, WII /:! Co un ty Ed ucational Ci rcleti by in t ro· For H a rveysb urg F rom Harveysb ul'g 'Elastlc Paint. und I will put it on foJ' y ou, .too. 1'11ls p l'ui" ln ~ iu llartforll t h u C01l0tl'Y Vlt- u uc ing the lownshi p and country 9 'J5 a. m. 10 30 a. m. pain t il:! m ndo and g llllrnnteed' to In,s t. The following Cll l i'lO , 'chool e~hi bi t, ·id ea and hy making 3 20 P . m. 4 30 p. m , g UHrun tee goes WI t h all thilj pllin t : "1\ (I') Un t l'Y VllClltiou i8 uet.ter t,hrlll th t u.dy oC Agrie ul Lure a W<1clical FO I' Lytle From Lytle n Hallsli o ro a il e. " title ;mirl. "You part of t hc schoo l cO ul·se. He \vas 7 00 a . m. 1 ·30 p. m. seo t,hillgs so 11m 'b qU lIi tl tel' , And t he 11 1'. t t eacher of Agricultm'e in t he To insur e pl·omp!. d ispatch ou tgoCUARANTEE FOR S YEARS th A fu r lllul' in tu t.ho cll ll utr.y yon go, Lebanon Uni versity and his success ing mail , hould be in t he postofIice t ho q nuitd e rh,> ('nlO~thot,b i u g s yo u a long these lines g ain ,d fo rhi m l'ec- at least ten minutes b fore lim We gnn rnn te8 GRAPHITE CARBON PAINT to be of 110n see. ogni Wm from the State Agricul t ura l sched,ul ed fo r leaving fo r th mQr n· vo lnt ile oils I~ n d pigmen ts of oarbon produots, to oontain 110 ros iu , Asplutlt t;llll 'o r P etroleull1 in li n y' 'form, Ilrid t o oontail) .. J once S pO il t Ango , t in!\ village Coll ege whi ch caused him to be chos- ing ma ils; fo r ll1ail~ leav ing at 3:20 no nei d or i nj UI'Il)l1S su h!o!t,anoe. When .us~d 'llcQordiog to oar onll l ~I t h Hond of SIIS Ilfras, n, vii. en a member of t h e public school p. m ., youI' m ail should be in lhe ' sim ple di reot.i(>ns, we ~ lltll'antee t,~~ ,pl)int to wen.l' perfeotly I Il ~c down in Mllry IlltJd . 'rlJ e po~t wOI'k commi.Ltee to !;lid t~ e work of ofTIce fi fteen min'utes 'before t ime f Or ~\t letlst-five years . We ugree fa farnish, 'free /.suffioient t,lll'l' w o· Ih u ~ Deml st.Ol'e, T he Agl'icul t ul'al extension' of t h Ohio schedul ed f or leaving . lU aterin1 tp repaint ul) Y surfa oe on .w.hicD t.Jrl1phi~e Oltt'bon 1J100'uiugn fter illY n,rr i vtLl I wen t to State ni ~e l' ity. F ltANK H. FA.RR,' p, '!v.I. Pnio ~ does n ot g'i vo sntisfnti on for this leng.bb Of t,ilile s hoalt:l · con~itl o ns l'~q~llre it. ¥. ' 8, RO,WLANlJ, th genertll stor e for my Olttil. - -' STANI;)~RO · LINSEED' C.O;. Cleveland. Ohio. . . " A .littl p. gi rl p rccerled Ule wit,h all Ou t of 1.1. t ota l of 1 sO llth po!e e x. A full gr QWn 'o at hilS ~hll'ty tee th , '." . egg in h r Imn<l . pedltiol1 s nill e h!lV6 beeh . Britis h . WbilA ti d og hn~ ~2 , , ' . I . .. _40>' "'Hiulille un o"g's worth of tell ' 200 .009,000 ., peopie of I o(lia. 1,1. . . . . . . .iII..~. . . . . . .. 'When you. o.~e hi n~~d';of rO~fing J)tlint gi:V~ me a. '~111i '" N~llrly ?r ' phOlle m{~nd I ~i1ll'a.1I ~D'~ yOU. ' ' . ' p\lm lej ' I bek.r'u her tIlLy t the po~t- Ul'e dependent ou t h e soil for exlstFPUNTAlN SYRINGES mu ter. tor.e~ko per 'i 'n:nd mn ' says e nee. __ _ - - _ yqu migh t weigh nut nu gg"s worth . -. of s ug!1r, too, fOI the bluok h ~n 's .. ~ke '8u p~ rior is tbe l ll.rge t mass n-oluckin ,' nnd , be ~p aR8~n in n. of fresh witter hi, t he world being ~aney Phone, No. 89-1 Y. .' , .Wayne~vllle. OhiO. m in ot .' "-Philadelphia B.alletID.1equu.l to lrel lid in area. '

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by the name of Hi ey, fl' m ovingtOil , 0 ' io, di ·tant relati ve af the family. 'ev l'al neighbo r andfl'iends 'ame in the afternoon . When dinner was ovc' .. t he minutes of last year 's meetinf ' WM read and thc following ofliccl'S elected: 'Geo. Ridge. pt'esident; J: W.lfi ey ,l'icepresiu ent; M~ry Mannon,. e ·t··lary: Albe r t ~hutls , tr ea 'ltt' 1' . '1'1 ft tl ri hi lea emoon was 1(h OUg yenjoy d by all . Then {'am th waterm Ion ', which were ex ·ellent. As aSlI U began to g t'owdim, pt· llaralions began fo r s tarting hom e, ea h une expressing their plea u re 'at b ing there and p t'omising to b there again the third Thu rsdur in Augu t, 1910, at t he same place. Good·bys were said , !l g lad hands clasped , and wi t h a ilent "fayel' in many hearts l' that if not permitted to meet again

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Jut!ge Ale xanu l' Boxw 11, the au· thor of the Boxwell Law, who f r ---many years hIlS be n in terested in the Mis Nlll1nifl n.ud lattn Mills F OUNTAI N SYRINGES I f tI I I I . II lin va r tUl' o! tl lt Otnfl ofter II pI O!'' i W l' ( 0 . 1e l'Ul'a sc 1 0 , e 'pecla y Ullto Vl!llt, wi t,h t.hel!' sister, Mt· . Ellu in Warre n 'ounty , has sell::cleu a s ::;u rrmn ,R , of P'll·I,~ m)U th. Ohio. ' C the new schoul examinel' upel'inM r 1~1lI1 Mr'H ) K , PeterROU en· SC ' HWA 'ftT tcmu>nlLest I'.' . Ivins, a champion T.("l' hlilw.l lit ,linn ol' "tilt !loud L \, ~ Z !of the rural schoo ls f Warren OUIll.'vli .. t<\ Ptluline UOlHlit. of Mnn ci ,li1l1 , 1 ty and the Htale of hio, Mr. {vim, MI IIMel' U'll'Y KtluljJ and L III Eel •- 'I elec.'u (or til" flil l turin of tIll' wurd !l. o f Da,r too , oll, l 'Irs , EUglll1 S· B h "" '" Urllw.l, oJ Ph\l uil I",hifl., P I L, pring ranc yean;' begi nning ~eptemb er 1st. 'fll ~ Bell bronK tell to play ed bo s wl'\it:h tim' t he present term lMlI witb t h e R liubl., ' of Dllytou, Mrs. ~ . li henuweth nu l fUllIfl .\'_ ;) fofessOl' J. -M. HaRl~lto n wi entertu1I1ell Mr s , EITZII B 11m Mr" . laRt IIt U,'uUY: 0 r ,6 t,1) 1 iu fl~v l' ,Taco l' I~"l)y lIu(l gmnd,llltl" llt 1: ELiir.h ex pl r d. of fltl,ytoll , ltlSt Tuesduy to !linn r. 0 Professo r I vins is a IIcltive of WarM,isR Ber t,hn owl'mll is enter Mrs '[' mnle UnWflS lUll} MI'. Hll r. ren County anu has taught in his tf\ inill ~ Mis Minnie Dllkf', o( Lyt l thL woek , . . v y Ity uro vu the I:!ick Ii t . horne coun Ly fo r t he pa t ten years. M. u,nd . irs . Cl1n r1 II Brrl fol' u I r. uutl Mrt!, H. () Daki n Utteod His wo rk as a teacher began in l he h u v e II !In elll el'lniuing t h 11' CO ll, c1 Ih E fUll e rul Ofll r ulht,iVl', wife of rural schools of learc reek townshi'1 . M \Sl'I ' A n Ul. D H urn , ton, ol nea l' Willl o D".kio , at FI'fl ukliu on 'Iltur- and afl I' t wo year ' of s uccessful \1\ . , I dn y . ulll, n ud nif1C'p, Miss DOl'Ot l y H(tr.' ' r ice in Lh so schools the Boal'd of tl O£' , or Bellbrook, for tile po, t week M.r . !lucl Mr~, l'lHl II\ II~ Liley nu ,l E I Chntles Ryrtn's littl tl u , Elwood, fn.nll ly l\t.~rt ll l " J Mr , L'ronk 'ook, 't IIcation of that to\~n hip sele t rl her . that IV may Le an unbroken e Ilnu t!n"lgh t 01' Mllu 1 to Su nduy him foJ' t h il' sl1pel'intenr. nL, Hc cirel in the gl' at I union b yonu, h Ie! l'eOD ve ry sick t,ll e III t re w days . J oho W6l\~er flpent Ifl!o)t SaturdtlY I I noe l' Intel' !lCt'ved as sup ,t'in tend ' nt of the we par ted . M. . .D in Hi bill nd , Ind . I Miss fl orence Liley h os l'otul'lleu Mel' riLtitown High. chool until chosen _ .+hOllle nft r viSiting in Lytle II f e w ' .1 . I ' (~ui te El la rge cr owd ottendfld th e d ll Y tlDl n g r ei' tives , s U'}.lel'lntenuent of L 1 rUl'tlt~CI' e k Corn Remover l~.J v e ru l frolll thlil vi init,y ntteD(l. T wn~h i p sch~ols. so lu i ~ Iven I,y t be W . '. '1'. U , lu st Sulurdu.yeven ing. rl th e home-rw miog ut Mt, £:lo ll y 00 He IS an acttve member of several GlIal'ante d to remove ,wn 'at ul'dllY alld l' port f\. good time diffel' nt Teachel's ' As. ociaGions ann without pain 01' orene s Mi s os Bo rt.lla u,nd Frnn as hen , has s rv d aspl'esident of the War ren ISc at Schwartz's owetb , pent l'utul'dl1V night with ounty Teachers' 0 'iation and as tbeir Ister , uuu Lnell , of Me. 1I 01. treasu rer, ec reta l'Y and president of

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A lI ew peri ud twenty·1i ~. yeur,; tllld 1'0\' 'I'Ing tile 3D-foot well, Mi ss N lIie ulbel't Will be Observed in Grand daughter of MI'. and Mrs. J ame~ Buy Seho(!1 "' uppli s al chwal'tz's'l J ohn Taylor is suff e ri ng- with hay same l>Out~ f~l'llierly g-1'<llIl 'J II:l' f\11'';. Jo'n·d U" lIderS()T1 ga\' a fam D~yton &. XCI IR ,~U1d Dayt on & \Vii· I ily dinn er Friday ill honDl' of G, W, Style--·Business Houses Colbert, of Mound !!treet\ Lebanon, Mis.q Agn !! Hornick has been qu ite feve r. mlng-l( II (,O lllpallll'S, W W! g'l'anl,ed, by \\.'IIliJley alld daug-ht el', Hazel , of was pulled out unconscious Sunday sick bu t is impl'()vil)g, Gooel Lead Pencils. 2 fol' r,c at and Schools Will th e MonLg-ol11Cl'Y l!lIl1 ll t, \ ' \'III11I1II S,; IIII1 - (',>l II I1i1I1I " I afternoon at 2 o'clock, after her . _ . , S.:h war lz's. tH'S thi,; we ·k to Thomu,; t\, F ' l'I1et!i llg' MI" , LIZZ I ' Y >az I has Lcen vlsIlscreams hud reached her moLhe r who All Close. 5urnmone(1 assistance. ' ing fri ellds ill L 'balloll, ,j, W, Whit was at the State Fail' Mr, 'Fernedin I ' g' ill l urn will I I'all:-;[ ' 1' "'I I'. <llil I iV"1 1',' . [",a vu1'1-:I'uwn ent 1'tl f I'am: lise l( til lH' W cOl'pol'alioll ' L' le ;.. nt! ay , W111 . Best alii >( Iat !I Inncl' .::lu Th e, gi r l ha<l IJlunged U.IO\VII til MI'S, J.'., I.'d·It h'l al'l'IS i ' was shoppm . g In , Tu esday. , t hat ' now conlrol!> th e [Jayton and I f I) I' I ["I, "V, 0 e ,In(, a .. y ~ 8 I Y' I' ".I IP P';" :In u' . d h' I ' k Monday will be Labor Day, and well l~tO seven feet ~{water , Wi th Cincinnati last W dnesday , . Mrs. J. W· White is the guest of X l1la I'me an w IC 1 IS' nown as · , . '. . I! II d X ' WI[t' and I'.a r! onn 'I' ant! wlte, for the' fir'lt time in the history of much presence of mind she bravely , . friends in Dayton, th e Day to n, S pI'lI1gll e l an l1Ia \ . Waynesville will this day he observed, struck out and swam until sh LI ttle h athryn H nd erson ha been onlpany, The I Rohert Cross 2nd wife attended Southern Rail way It will not be that the labor orga- clutched t he wo den stock, Then quile sick f l' several days, franchise prov ides fo r lh paym enl Mi!'1s S Naoll1 i and Ol'pha Hockett State Fair Tu esday, nizations will get together and make he climbed I ntil her head and 3houlDonald ummings, of Xenia i vi s~nnuallY of $30 fOI: each mi~ f I'Qat! hat! a,; lh ·ir g uesls Ilt suppel' F'rit!ay a day of rest, but the merchants· of del'S were above water, and clutched iting' his cousin , Mil ton Thompson, L, A. Zimmerman, who has been In the counly outside Lhe Clly , , 'V nill g , M 1'8, GerLi Hat'vey and the town are going to make it a day the stock desperately, She secured George Ril ey and uaughter, Mis2 in:.lisposed, is out again, De~d ,of tran~fer of the Dayton .1 t!aughler. uf Conyerse , Ind" and 8, of vacation and fun. a hold and began screaming for help, and Xema TranSit company propel'ly ,Guy J ohnson, of <"~l' ·(mtown, Int! Mrs. Alethia Alexander was shopSeldom do small towns t.ake an When rescued she Willi hoarse from Blanch, ar atlendingtheState Fair. to Dayton, Spl'ing field an~ Xenia I ping in Day ton. Tuesday, active part in this day- they gener- :ihrieking. Southern company. th new owner ally going to the larger places wher When the fall occured she was the Lead P >ncils, Big assortment at Mr , and M I'S, ,J. , artw righ t nth~ b'ig labor parade and the fire only member of the family at home, Schwartz's, Emmet Bergan, of Xenia, has been of the propertics, were Ii I d for n:cin Xenia, LerLain'eu at lIllper last Wedne. day. ord Thurstiay works attract them : But there is and hence no "ne ' the gu,e~ t of Ceo l'ge Hamilton Ilnd , came to her assistM,ss Mohel Graham, of Xenia, iSjfamil Th e pt'Opel'!y wa. recentl y sold a t lMr. and Mrs, Harry Rid ge and Y going to be allig day here, and all ance for a long time, t leni'th her spending thi, w k with Mrs Eliza rece iver 's sale to a committee rep re- daughter of Cin ci nnati and MI', and the towns surrounding will be here. mother ret urned and when in the HaillP.S, Profesror and Mrs , G. J, GI'aham, senting the bond holders. for the Mrs. E. V. llal'llhal't. There wiJI be, no school Monday, vicinity of the well, heard her cries , , l of Xenia , spent Tu esday with Mrs. sum of $580,000. The bondholders in the city, township or Cor- ofang uish, She ran to the brink and A, B. Sid and Wife sp nt Tues- I Eliza Haines, comprise in the main the membel'win districts. The directors of the saw her da.ughter below, Then she day' and Wedne, day at the State I Mr. and Mr, D, H Rockett enship of the new company to whom Waynesville chools decided that it l'an to summon aid. The first person !Cair, I Lizzi Carroll starts Thursday for ter tained at uinner Thursday, E. B. would be usel~ to tart school on 3he met was Dr. T. E. Keelel', who a month's visit with her sister, Mrs. the property is deeded.-- X nia Ga- Young, wife and son, of Carthage, J, T, Liddy and wife, of Dayton, G ' fli :f L K zette, Monday. and the township d, it'ector procured two ladders, spliced them, were guests of Mr, Liddy's par nts 1'1 n,o awrence, an. Mr ', Uel'Lie Harvey and daughter thought the same .way. Corwin and pulled the girl out.- Dayton last week , Lead ·P encils, Big assortment at SCHOOL BEGINS TUESDAY Opal of onvel'se, Ind" E, Guy John. sehool directors held a meeting Mon- .Journal· ch wnrtz's, SOli, of Gr ntow n, Incl" and Miss dayevenini' and decided to begin the -.. Harry Hamilton har r eturned to The public schools will begin their Ol'pha Hocketl. Corwin schools next Tuesday. A CHALLENGE Dayton aft t' a Len day' visit wilh Mrs, Amanda Maffitt was the guest year's work next Tu uay, The The farmers while still pretty busy We as a telt.oo of btl.Jl eha !Ienge tbp hie parents here. of Harv ysburg' friends Tuesday and house has had a coat of paint; and l' witlh their tobacco and corn are 20ing Wuynesvi}le Lall olub to 1\ sel'l s of Miss Ruth Miller is pending a fe\", ~;~ended lodge ttlere Tuesday even- modeling has been done, ant! Janitor Prof, Bratten and family, who will to ay down their tools and come to -50 tbree '00 .(3) gall Parshall has F es, for II. RHle bet 01 dayA wI'th her cousl'n , MI'ss Lell'a 1'h k' the building all in order. , move t'o K'\I1gs 'M'II I s th'IS wee k ,were un. " or 1 , irst gume to be p)uyed G'th Mrs. DaVIS, ' 0 f C0 Iurn b us , w h 0 was b Ie wor Ing ·(o'·c of tea hers Will very p Ieasan II y s urprise ' d 1as t Sa 1_urt own t 0 see th e'fh '11 ~ I ens, 0 f ay t on , I th n e mormng t ere WI be a pig- nn tbe Wayne 'B ville grounds; tbe th t f h ' M C E e a most a new one, and are as fold . b b t ' ty f th . llb k d F k H 'It f C" " e gues 0 er COUSin, rs, . . I P f A ~ ay e ~enmg y a ou SIX 0 elr eon s h 00 t an d sh ots f rom L e b anon, ieoon d on th , e e . roo groun 5, ran ami on, 0 mcmnatl.tsls Johns, of Lytle, has returned to her ows : 1'0. , , , DI'Unner, su pt.; f' d ,11 I h Spring Valley, Bellbrook, pring' tmd the third if neoelsary. to be sp nding his vacation with hi paren honle. ." Prof. Alonzo Rhodes." principal ' e- fl'eshment nen l:i , waseveryone t. re. prOVidedonand ro, Centerville and other place! played on the Xenia, NlI.tionol's George Hamilton and wife, celia Bra . ' nd, asst, I1I·tn, ; Anna VanI d th hi d t' P f bo ' t b h 'th th ' " rou'nds "t Xenl ' o, hio, All "OJnes d ' t 4th d Ed S la a roug y goo Ime. 1'0, l e omg 0 e ere WI elr guns, ~ ... ,.., Misses Alma. and Anna Clements Wm, Best, of Deland Fla., af er ervoor, g.ra e; • . na tout I B tt 'lI h ' d t' ar g At l' p. m. sharp the water and to be played on Idaturdays. Tbe b f ' 3rd grade; Lilla Benham , 2nd g l'ude; l'a ~nt wd ta2sufmteh IK S , u leMs 'las I fl ld ts 'II tak l b ' f h returned home Sunday evening from ~n a s8n~e 0 eighteen y~ars is. visit- D H k supenn en en 0 e mgs, I S 1e even WI e p ace. And oh, 1l·t.t.erI9S 0 eao team being thp a vi it with Da\ ton relatives mg relattves . and renewmg old ac- onna awe, 1st g rad e. I I t M d H d h' what funl Wheel rolling, wheelbar- sll.m~ as has represented the ' teaml' . ' quaintances here, - - -- - . I flC 100 S nex on ay. e an IS ow racing. high jumpillg, fat men's this eason. The snme line up playMrs . ,Susie Do g , OLD RESiDENT GONE havt mad here race, ladies' w()od~sawing contest, 'ing the Messrs. Albert and Walter McKay I:J~ al' Ian ,E'd W I,) r g, rebutvery muc eyare _ first game to represent eaob Valley, was the guest of her sis ter "wal'd s, an ,0 Id an d 1,':- leaving wish them asuccess in ys b tlI ·g , theil' new hOl1l e, obstacle race, sack race. tug of war olub throughout the whole Rerie, Miss Minnie Cook, last week. of Dayton, and WiJlie McKay, of Ft. s pec t e d CIt Izen , 0 f narv r 'r between fats and leans, and many l'be gate reoeipts of ellob game being Ben Harrison, Co. C, 10th Inft., were passed away pa rly Thursday m () 1'11~ other events full of interest to the Hvided 60 1 I Ilnd 40~ I respeotively ,1\'I1:s. M~tthews and daugh~er, of guests of T, J, Brown and family ina of co mpli 'aLinns du ' to Id -- - - ' . spectator. tIle winners ond losers of ellob C1I1cmnatl, WEre g uest· of thell' aunt over Sunday, age, He was ei){hl y years ant! fl i'lt w ·ath I' of last Wednesday There wiJI be a good ball game. oontest. igned, MrR. Richard Cross, last week. mon thHold, ' 111 )I'ning' WHH iueH I in t'v I'y r . pect 'II e, wh 0 was d ef eated by , Be11"uroo k Bnse BII 11 "I 11, I es Beirne and AVnl'y Needle:, of D nvel', Col., I ' e I1 Iid,IIe I 1I1UCh 0 t h oc a.~\On . 0, f ar SVI v U Mr , and MI'!' 1 . Jam Mr, 8dw:l1'ds was a pion er' of thi wil CI k '11 k '11 8 M M kindly remembers the Gazette, and tl I h f M OWAltO . VItUtl. gl', little d li g hter, uf Cincinnati, were pal·t of the COllll tl'Y, and had li vcd in :I0 ga 1 ' l'lTI g at t 1 om 0 Ol'rls W aynE!l:!VI e some wee s ago WI en• _. is nicely situated in the above city. 1 g h f th b' thd f . \\' ek- nd g uest.c; of relatives here , and h b e 'd t f th t I Harveysburg fo r many y aI's. H , n.o rs, In onol' 0 e 11" ay 0 . d eavor t 0 ge t revenge, an d t Iley undoubtedly . will .play good and fast POISONED ARROWS . as e n a resl en 0 a p ace I aves a wife and three childrell to I his daug ht 1', Z lia, who on that day baJ1 , An old Cherokee Indian recen tly Prof. and Mrs. D . A, Ferree of several years. m Qurn his demise, I r eached the 15th year of her life, There will be }lrizes in all events, told how the luditlns of olden times Washington C. H, were ' calJin~ on " . The funel'al took place a t the \When the ever-indulgen~ mother pl'e~ friends here last Thursday evening, A. B. Chandler and Wife , Matilda h f h . I ' an d a Iot 0f specla prIzes will be used to poison their Bll'owheods fO! Underwood, Lydia Tomlinson and Friends meeting-house in Hal'veys- pared a appy · ul'prise ·,r t e ~oung y given for special events. war pur pORes or for killing bears Bir. Pencil Tablet for 5c at son Curtis. and Lindley Mendenha.1I burg, Sunday morning at 9::100'clo('k 1.lad , ,Wh~l wa ve l·Y. convemently The Ladies Aid Society will furnish They took a. fresh deer Ii ver fllstened Schwartz's, ' attended the funeral of Thos. Thorpe Rev. Amos Cook officiating. Is pendmg a few days With her granda,n kinds of r~reshments on the it to B long pole, ann then went t.u in Selma Tuesday. r Interment was made at Springfiel i parents, M.l"' and Mr . F~ank ~eller, grounds, oertlt.in places where they knew Mr, and Mrs, Will Benecke and . cemetery, east of Harveysburg, of Centerville, a nd on thl pal·ticular ~ 'fhe busineSS-nouses will all close they would find ra-ttle8n~ke8 In little daughter are spending e wee Rev. W. T. Gilliland and family day Mr:-l, ~cl lr I' ~no t appropriately next Monday from 1 until 5:30. 'rhe a.bundanoe. · with relatwes in the nortClern part of left Monday for Springfield, where SHERWOOP) REUNION Iescor ted MIs.-; Zeha to her home when :, banks and postoffice will be closed all About midday the rl1ttlers are l~l1 the state, Mrs. Gilliland and child ren will re- I the mother at ollce 'enl het' to the ' day. out of tlieir dens, coiled up in the main , while Rev. Gilliland will attend The Sherwood's held their r >union I (11'\01' to look at som ~ post cards ~. There has been a force of police sunshine, rhe buoks would poku G.W. Woolley and daughter. of the M. E. Conference at Greenfield . lin the White Brick ehul'ch yard : wh ich had been senl, when lo! there appointed, and it if> safe to say every the' first rattler witb the Ii ver on Columbus, were guests of Mr, and last Thur. day. Th ) day was fai 1', an I( app ared b for her elev n 0 f her one will be able to see the fun this the long pole, A rattler, unliktl ~rs. J. H. Coleman and other rei aA Studebaker E. M. F. 3D, five- a lat'g numbel' of the )' ··Iat ives , yo ung fl'iend s, waili ng in silence to year, as they are empowered with oommon snlt.kes. "Iwa.ys shows figbt tlVes here last week:. passenger touring car for $1,250. The turned out and had a good Lim e, I I' ceiv be l', but which silence was police rights, and wiJI k~p' back the in p\'aferenoe ,to esoaping. Miss Marie Miller will return home greatest automobile valuo offer ' ever Interesting papet,:s we l:e read, and ' :-o.()un broken by a noisy greeting, crowdso they all cali see. The snake would thu~ repelLtedly this week after a delightful two offered. A Studebaker-Flangersfour several impromptu Mpeeches W"I" Ho weve r, Miss Zelia though non· Look carefully at the program on strike I1t tbe liver with the flmgs months visi t with .her sister Mrs. J. passenger ru.nabout f_r $750, the made. _ ___ • _ • _ plu:;ed fol' a momcnl was quite equal another page. Come and have a good until its pOison wos all used up, L. McCune, of Van Wert, Ohio. automob:le sensation of the year, EXPERT OPTICIAN III the lll e l'g'CI1l'Y. as : he bowet! most ' Call on or address John Law & on, co ul'teo ll sly and exp re, ed a heart-time. There will be something doing Nlleleupon it would quit striking, all day and evening. The Waynes- a.fld try to slowly move Oil, 'l'he MISS Anna Meredlt.h spent the end Lebanon , Ohio. On anoth el' page will ue' \lut 'd tll,e ,1f,)It. It) h, 'I' A nice ville band will play all day and give-a b'tloks would then bunt up I1notbl:'r of the week in Lebanon, the guetlL of Big Pencil Ta.blet for fie at ad vert isement of J . N, Hoyt , who IS 1", 0 clue l, J Inn et was gel veti and concert in the evening. Don't fail rattler Ilnd repeat tbe performanoe ! Mis.c; Frieda Sieker, Miss Meredith 8ohwart~'s . an expert optician. ami whu wi ll be ~ Mrs, Fre(,1 Sctl\~artz add ed much to to come and b~ing your fami ly with keeping up the work until tbe li va; leaves next Monday fQr, "Oxford Colin Wayn . vill e , reg ltlal'ly a t lh e the oc~a ' Ion \~I( h he: gr~phophone, you. . WIlS well soaked with sna.ke pOison : lege for Women". . In a show window: at the George Gustin Hot I. His next visi t will be and MIt!· Lola 7. ·11 assl tecl In the gen'. - Then the pole WIlS e~rried bome l M k D ' d d ht M Galloway drugstore in Xenia. can be ollSaLurdH" el)tember l Uh , and all el.'alentel'tainment, ary,' seen a h a If bushel basket full who are in .J need of g' lasseR will do lI 'l'hose pres, ent 0 f t h e Y?l,mg frlen ' ds "~ LABOR DAY \' I\nd hsteJ;led somewbat , in an up , tart D aVIs t anS 'daug t er, M P • 0 • HOURS . . - wen 0 ay on un ay 0 see 1'8. f l ' . right position until tbe liver beolt.we Davis who was operated on at the 0 a\1 fine Alberta peaches as we ever well to g ive him a call. I were th > Misses Rut 1 ZImmerman, Lobbyopenfrom7a.m.t09p.m. tsdry I1S a bone The jiveI' wna l M<' :V II I 'tal df dh beheld. Thetreethatproducedthem EliithShechan,AdaM ichenel',Edna All Departments open from 10 to pounded to Ilo fine lind plaoed h\am; I a ,tn oun ;1 er has a crop of abotlt l X bushels and HAD GREAT SURPRISE I atte1'lhwaile, Rachel Sheehan, Ruth 11 a. m., 3:30 to 4:30 p. m. . , ' 1D a buokskin ball' to be used c eel' u an ge mg a ~mg as we as was planted by M'r: J, J, Downing in \ Hartsock, Vem a Wadsworth, Helen '1 receive . d an d d'Ispa t Ch e d as 'leetled for their IlrrOWS .." can ' be expected. ' ~ard on ~ast Second street, thiS ' D 1', 'J H • B roc I<, of Lyt Ie , h a d a lHaWke, B l'yl Fl'azer, Mary Sheral , This powhiS M y usual. . . ,. ' . . ' der would stlok like glue to any After spending a week very pleas- city. When t.he tree was three years slll·p~'iBe sprung o? him last Thur,sda wood, Lo~a Roush ' * ... .. Rural carriers wl!1 not-make theIr moistened Stlrf80e antly with Warren Barnett and fam- old it produced ten of the largest even1l1g, when I11S brother, Wilbur - --, - ... - - - - trip on that day. , . • ..:. ily, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rida-e and peaches that were grown in the coun- H. Brock, of Jacksonville, Fla" PREACHED AT RED BRICK FRANK H. FARR, PostmaSter; NOTICE little daughter lef~ Friday morning try. This whole crop will average a walked in on him. The broti:e1's had Rev. W, H, O'Neall of the ' Free . ". . '. oi 7--'. " . s t b ' 3 d th ' 1 t for Mechanicsburg where they will half pound apiece, while some of the not seen p.ach other for eighteen 'vI'11 Baptl'st·cllUl·cll,· \" ho \"as fot'm 1'· ·S• THORPE DE ' ep em er: I' e l'egu ar mee - . ,.' . . . . " ' . d 't ',/ dl t , th y • : I ' . AD illg of fh~ W. C. T. U will . be held VISit "':'lth l'ell:\!lVe~ b~fore, returning largest.welgh ~en.ounces and measure years, ~n I I:) n~e ess ~ say ,e ly of this place, but now located at THO , . . , :' t ~h . h ' f M S" H k to thelr ,home 111 Cmcmnati. eteven mches m Circumference .-Xe~ are havmg an enJoyable tune With Bl'o.a dway, Ohio, p' reached at the Th9S. Thor-pe, of Selma, died last a ~ .~ ~me 0 rs. uSle awe . " G too each other. un a Saturday" d'l,le 'to old' at2p. m. . , ': . .' John Law, 'of is selling ma aze . 1- _ • •Red BI'ick S 4 y' morning '., ' age. ' He was , a broiber of J'~bez All ~e~bers ~re urged to be pres-' theStudebakeraut()mobile!n~a:rren SOCIAL AT LYTLE CONCERT THURSDAY EVE fr{)~l1 the ,textfouFld in Ezekiel I., 10, t ThorPel an~. ~aS well known here. ent.as It IS ~he tlm,~ to ~lect officets. County, and ' will handln this line i n . . . , . ,. . • The sermon wa.':I very inte~esting and Why was,the wtilte ribbon .chosen addition to his, car.riage business. He The lCt' c~eain. SOCIal p~l~·at Lytle There wi'n, bea concert ,Thursday highly appreciated by all. Rev. W. ' hllv.inK belonged ' 1'.9 the Soci~ty of Friends. ' Interment was ' rn"r,de at ,as the bad~e1, ,' . ' . will, thel'efor~, be ina'. position., to Saturdayevemng was .a success. evenin~ as usual. The program will H' O'Neall i~ here on his sum er vaSelma. ' , ~ . As ~e . w~lte .rlbbon 1nclu~es ~l ~sell you a c~rrlage, s~rrey, buggy or There was. a large , crowd ~resent, be a mixed one. _ T~e band \yent to cation but. will return to' his pastorial . ' • _ .. '_ the prIsmatic colors. so the white rl\):.1an auto, Imd will also tepair them. and lots of Ice cream. ,YI~ disposed Lytle Monday evenmg an~ ga~e a 'r,Vol'k this week. May Goa's blessing ,The hou. ft.,. ~oDlee fall grOWDJ' bon stan~s for all ph~ Qf"reform.• " Have your bUgitY or auto ll.ainte.d ~y I o~_ .The, ~usi~ was !uTillshed by the concert;. 'rhe boys had a m ·e · t Ime, accompany ,him' is the , iah of his 10 .~a' foar w.~IuI. · ,. ' , ' . 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DISCOURAGED WOMEN, And Ma Fainted . '",,' by dI d sh r fll so yo u ?" s he A Word of Hope for Des pairIng One3, a sked u r s on , wit h flu ' scorn . " v, II ," tb boy r pll d b t wee n his ,K ldn y t rou bl o mn lfes weak, wenry, sobs, ., he obJ ' cts io our flllu lly. S he say s pa's a loa f .. , t hat you' re too fnt wo rn WO Ol n. J3ac lm he, hlp plll ns , nnd t hlll v rytl oel y la ughs a t DaYl!e d lzzl n ss, b !l un ch B, ue n ' ous ness, Innp·C$ at 0 0 v by a Early Pickings Camo SoC, and Light In Color.• Str lk!na 11lyme b m Ill S s ll ' II il rool a nd ta lkll I g llor, ur ina r y lro ubles m llke WOlllen ' Il ll Jut ~o l h ln g bu t th e gr atness of suftr:r untold mI se ry. - Ail ing. k idneys an Unrece ptive Market Glutted With Low~P. (! Ic r fa mll y." ( 'ha lln c y t hrow water are Ule cause. Cure , Grade Southern Berries. III his mot her's ' ra , but lit th ree th eUl . Mrs. S. D. E l- - --Ii son , N, Broatlw uy, Lao'clocll th is afternoo n she was s Li li -----rua r , Mo., says : "K ldA very prom lRlng strawber r y cro~ to m aintaIn Its present lo<:a1 tmpo-r. In a s woon , wi th four do tors workln:; n ey trouble wo re me mo nde, pu t on th o caps, s lic k was cut shor t b y drought and xtreme lance. Gl n l\l ary fell fr om grace thl a <>n h e r ,)'- Atl'liisoll (K a ll .) Globe. An Unique Party, down till I had to tnke s t m ,,'s a ull t h y II ro r eady t c bea t foll owin g th unu s ua ll y coo l nn d year, and mny ha ,' e .difficulty III rega in. Th " 1 nrl' "nol.' Ill es in en l IN AGONY WITH ~CZEMA. I to bed. I had t e rrlbl m " II!." ut tlin · spnsllOr~ I).S w II as in moist weat her [ la te Ma y, says Rura l Ing It!! pr e vi ous s tandIn g us a n Ind ls· ' I pai ns In m y bOfly nnd c(lnterp l ce ha ,'o a Iny tect, Ke w York e r, Tbe ea rly pI 'ki!lgs cam pCll snbl e mar ket varl oty. Vi go r and (OW I\ , null thi I> he' lI1(, of n :-;: w J rs y lim bs and th e urine was girl t~ Cl U P l hnl " took" wonderfully, with mi nia t ur' lIn lmals in a proccs, soft and ll gh t iu color, strik ing a n un· prodll tlv en s are its s trong points. Whole Body a Mass of Raw, Bleeding, " Torturing Humor - Hoped Death a nn oyin g a nd f ull of sedT he n(fll!r wa~ ll eld on lh tl roa ll pillz· sio n, At ac h child 's pl ato have a rece pliv ma rke t, glutted wit h 1011'- It Is a fair s hl llP 1', but qua lit y nnd al). WO,uld End Fearful Suffering, 1m nt. I got worse a nd za s' lrrOlln dlog lhe bouse t hat fnc ed II' e t ent of paper, a Il ag on It , with a gra rl e so uth rn berr ies. Fa ir frults p aran co a re r arely COIllIll IIrlnh le, doctors fa lied to hlp. I was di scourrail fence of olle ra s ll c k ~ around It. r ealized less money lhan nt a ny !l I1lI- th oug h t her nre eve n less alt ra ti vo t h ' s;ra nd old oc('an. aged. Doa n 's Kldn oy Pills brought. In Despair; Cured by CLlticura. nde r each tent hal"O sa lted 1) a uuts. lla r Urn fo r )I1 a llY years. Quallty a nd Id llds in gen era l cu ltiva ti on. Th o Tll (, 1Il\'lt. lions we re for a "boltl!)" -qui ck r eli ef a nd a final cure and no w J Ha ve s t rip d pa pe r ba gs tilled with pri ces st .lld il y imp roved , how vcr , mai n r ea soll fo r gro wi ng It Is tha t It Jl 1'1 r, pse h gUl'st 11'11 ,1 r equ ested to "Words cal)not doscrlbo th o t errIble am In th e bes t or hea lll1." bnll >; a lJOttlo (empty ) any !lize or popcorn a nlI tu s ma ll guesls will UO unti l th fu ll c IT cls of t be hot wa ve J Is norma lly a grent ha s ket fill er nnd a Rememb I' the n a me- Doan's . Sold !lhn i) l' . o r l"ourse vcry one wond er d (Jerfec Lly deligh ted w ilh the "ci rcus" lJ cam e a ppurcnt In less ned s lzo a mI r e ll ub l , th ough n ot exc sslv e 1)lunt eczem a 1 s uffered wit h. It. broke out wll.1I [llf' fI'sl tlt wo nld be wh t' n the pa rty. Impni r' d fla vor. T he av e ra ge yield per mall e r , s pac ing Its runn ers about right on my head and k pt s preallillg unti l by nil dellie rs . 60 ents a box. Fosmy whole body. I I te r-l\lllburn 0 .• Buffalo, N. Y. Ul O{\o ' Y ('Olll' cti on of tlo ul e's 1l11p 'a r ' d IIc re of good comm erc ia l pla nt Ings for fo r matted row c ulture . The bloo ms It cove red A Pot ato Supper. a ll 1lie tabl wa it Ing to rec lI'e 1I1C!m. t hc season wou ld proba bly not reach a r impe r fec tly s tam inate, and do not was almost a soli d mass of sores from ht;.rch suppers have h en an d prob· :l,OOO qua r ts, a nd lhe average p ri ce of always ta k e kindly to pollination from head to fool. J 100kl't1 lUor IIk o a TROUBLE 'IN ROYAL PALACE, AI e r a f II' momenls spe ut In sp cu lnllng as io th e future of " UIOSO bot· ably a lways wlll be a comme rcIa l as· tlrs t·c lusf' b rr l s canno t be e!Jti 01 uted OUI I' so urces , thus r es ulting In lUany piece ot raw beet than !\ human bo- I Ues," t b hostess tl r ollgh t In yard set i rais ing money. A "Indl es' a id" at mor than s v n cents th e qu a r t , knotty a nd mal-formed berri es. The Ing. Tbe pa in nnd agony endured Tidings Borne by Amateur Actor Sufflclent to Lead Hearers to Exle ngills of re po l)apCr of ma ny colors , society iss ued th ese ca t(, hy In vlta· thll s hrlll g lllg pO!lslbl , pro fits to very res ult.'! at "!xcesslve humldltv a t the s ee med mar th an I could bear. Blood pect the Worst, calla n, pin , odds a nd f' nd s of r ibbon, tl ons, which wer e prin ted in r d on moderate nl;u res. T he va r iety Suc· bloomi ng time of Olen Mar; were ap- and pus oozed from th e great sore on my sca lp, from untler my fin ge r nalls, e lc., an d r Ques ted eac h gues t to se- common tlrow n wrappi ng pllper a nd aud nearly ali over m y body. My Th o ShuknS ll a r club of N IV Or· lec t a' balt Ic an d trans form It Into a scatter ed broadcas t in t be hot Is an d Curs were so crus ted and s wollen I kn ns used to ,; 11'0 am ateur 1I\ ut r lcul d oll ; th er was a BUll ply of corks to board Ing bo us es of the sca shor r ewas arrald they wOllld br ak oft. p ' rrorruull ces I hut II' r dis lln jJ4lis h d use In formIng h eads, which w ere cov- sort, wh er e s ummer v is itor. hplped E very hair in my hl'ad fell out. I fo r lho loca l proltlin nee of th II ctors. ou t largely In fu rni shi ng t he wh ere· ered wi th 'cotton. could not s it down, for my clothes I Il('e n soda l e lebrlty, wIth 1\ gorA ha lt hour was allowed to ' fini sh witha l to run th e little church during would slick to the raw nnd bl eedin g ! geouA cos tume, as on at t he torrls III t he. creations; pri zes w ero a ward ed lhe long n ine mon lhs of wi n ter. I tlesh, making me c ry out fro m th e I \vll lti ng ha d on ly four wo rds to ~ny : give the invi tation so tbat our read er s (or the bost, worst and fu nni es t. pain. My family doctor did all he " T h qu een has swooned ," As ho Ne xt th hos t ss passed cart'l s with may cu t It out fo r futu re usc, as tb,e COUld , but I go t wo rse and worse. My s (epp d forwa rd h Is fri ends app lnurl tl p<,ncll s attached, num ber ed from 1 to scheme Is ad aptable for auy ti.;n 6 or condition was a wfu l. I did n ot think vo If rous ly. Dowing his th anlls , h 20 ; th e gues ls were tal, n In to a r oom place : I could \l ve, and wa nlee! deat h to . fac'ed til l' kin g a nd sa id, In a high , In which s tood 20 bottles, each bea r- A sociable nox l Frid ay nl/:b l ! "T he s woon hns come and end my fri ghtful s utrerl ngs. pit ched voice: Ing a tag nu mber ed from 1 t o 20. Yel- Look dow n b low, tlrs ! lo ·fl. t he n ~!:t, y ou wil l SCI' th o " B III -o t -Fu r o" "In tbls condition my mother-In-law Qu eened." low paper concealed the contents of And In E ngli sh langunge wrill en ih r : begged me to try th Cuti cura. R emThe re W UR Il roar of Inughter; bu t tbe bottles, which wer e pili Rlze up to PO T ,\TOE S H OT . P TA T OR!'l 0 [''''edl es. I said I WOUld , but had no hopo he waited putl ontl y, a nd LUnd e an, gallon!;, One "snll!" Or " wh iff" was P T AT OES N R W, P OT T 1::8 OT~ t1 of r ecov ry. nut oh, what blessed r e- ol he r a ttempl : p rm lt ted, t hen the supposed con ten ts ornc' w e wi ll boll and som wc'll u alte 11 r I experi enced aft r apply ing uti"Th !:l Iv eon has coon d ," we re written down oppos ite the num- A n d Born se n 'O In n ho t lonr-cuk e; cura Ointment. It cooled th e bleeding Agai n th o Wil li s tr e mbled a nd th e Pota loes also wc'lI prC'pnro ber on tb e c'a rd. bro wn c roq ue tt es 05 lI,hl 08 nlr, and itchIng fl esh and brought me the s tug-e ma nage r nld in a " olco wblch Lavendar salts, bottl s of cologne, In And 80m o m a ke up In !,'Tleldl -cnk 11 oll id b II ard 11 11 over the house : first r eal sleep I lIa d h ad In weeks , It a nd sachets were given as prizes. A s nice WI a n y Fr neh cook malt B. was as grateful as Ice to a burnin g .. orne orr, YO II doggo n d fooL" Th e n ext t est WIlS very p retty. Each An d { h!'n dessert-for t ho~c who wis h tongue. I would bai.he with warm Bllt lh ambltlolls a ma teur re fu sed e w Ill p r cJln r 50 111 dllinly Il lsh, g uest wa s bli ndfold d and 1 d arou nd " 1"11 for l ho goda, " y u' ll think, wo It no'll wat er and Cutlc urn. Soap, then apply to surr Illi r, an d III a rall plng Cal · t b r oom In which fl owers were a r- Though mosll y m ad of potato, the Ointment freely. I also took Cull- setto, as he was iLst:llst ed oft th e s ta ge, r an ged In vases on ma ntel a nd tab les, 'r hls socIab le Is to hI' give n cura Resolvent for the blood, In a h e scrcam d : "Tb e coon has The one who r ecognIzed th e most fi ow- Detwoen th h OllT S of four and , even, short time th o SOl' S stollped runnin g, l l1gazlne. ors by the odor r eceIved a handso me At - - H all n ('x l Frldoy ni gh t, And one and all wo h c r o Invltc ; the flesh began to heal, and I knew I 11 0 5 gay s urround ed by a trill ot laee Be 8uro to com : don't bo afra id. Aid Fight Agal!,!st Tuberculosis. was to get well a gaIn. Then the hair pa per . Your presence wlll- "'rHF. LADI ES AID.' At th e .·ee nt mo ,ting of th e ' non my head began to grow, and In a MADAME M ERRL Th o r efreshments consisted at flowBbort time I was completely cured, tlOll al AssocIati on of Bill Poste rs , h Id Now CrOll-Bred Strawberries, Indian Strawberry Below. e r form s made- in Ices and crea ms I wls b I could t ell ve ryliody wbo has in Atla nla, Oa " It was de Id ed to dowith dainty little cakes ornamented eczema to use Cutlcura, Mrs, Wm. nate to tb e campaign aga inst tub ercucess proved a h eavy c ropper, pertectparent 10 tile greeb-tlpped and unatwith candled rose and violet leaves. losis $1.200,000 wor th ot publicity . Ing its berrie s botter tha n kinds ma- tractive fruits 'lB they appeared ' when Hunt, 135 Thomas St., N'Iwark, N. J., The b1l\ pos ter s In all pnrts at th e turin g later . Probably greater r evenue packed for shipment. Strawb rrles ot s ept. 28, 1908." nIt d States a nd anadn will fill For a ChlJdran'. Party. is to be cr edited to th iR productive this clas s must " make good" ever, i'otlAlr Drua '" Cholll. Corp., Bolo l'rop .. , 1Io1l.o~ t he vacan t spaces on t~ e lr 3,5 00 bill 'l'here h ave been so many r equ est s lor early varie ty than to nny of the late r y ar to r etain their popularity. Presiboard s wI t h la rge posters llIu st ratin g a children's party that I have m ade Severe, ones , no t Wi t hs tandin g tha low prIces dent fioi s bed Its handsome fruits as a s [loclal e ffort to ~et these pre tty Samuel Gomp r s wus talking In the th o ways to pr I' nt and cure ca n· prevailing at t he begInnIng of th e seawell a s usual, but the weakened plants Ideas for decora tions , fe eling sure that Stylish shoes are highly arched. smlweroom of the Baltic about are· sumption . The Poste r Print ers' assomo th ers could adapt for thei r own uve Striped eff cts rule s upreme 0:1 son, as It bas b een the 'most generally produced only a light crop. GandY in c nt n ews paper atta ck on a rl cb cor- ciati on has a lso g ra nted $200,000 planted. It Is admitted to be too soft heavy soils rIpened a profitable crop, poration. worth of prInting and pape,r tor thlA the sche mes sugges ted, skirtings. Clown , cakes will be much appreclMan y s ummer coats are lined with for shipment, but Is locally liked for notwithstanding the Intense h eat pre · "It was a crue l attack," Mr. Gom- work. ThIs entir campaign at blll · !ts good s Ize, fln e color and satisfactory vaillng at the time. Whlle rarely a per s chuckled. "It was a s cruel as board publicity w11l be condllcted unated by youthful guests; bake a slm-t Shnn t un g . pIe cake mixture In small round mutSequIns play a l eadng part In fan quality , The plant IB a most thrifty ,bountl'tul yielder, and too sharp Jo lhe Jon esville OIarlon's paragraIlh der th e dIre lion of t he National Asand healtby grower. The bloom Is qua lity for mnny palates, Oandy reo about old DeacQn Hiram Ludlow. sociati on fo r th e Study and Pr I' nfin pan s , Fro.t some with white, d ecora tion. "This' paragraph -head r the Clar- Uon of Tubercul osis In co-operation some with chocolate, ma kIng e yes, MllIt¥ y straps are among the popu· stamlnat , furnishing abundant 'pollen mains one ot the most satisfactory and for oth er sorts as we ll, and there are dependable late strawberrIes for the In 's bltll&r column . It said: with tb e Na ti onal Bill P osterf\' asson08e and mouth of contras ting color, lar s leeve trimmings, 0 plants III mOist, rich solf "'Dea con Hiram Ludlow of Frisbie cia tion. A..round ac h put tiny trills ot colored The white lace v eil Is more widely always pi n ty of strong ru nne1'8~1lk· growelog propaga tion eas y and certa in . and a ffo rds proper cultivation. Intro- town ship, aged 82, passed peacefully c repe pa per and the cakes will look worn than any other. The Newer Way. ike- funny taces beneath little bonHats Ilre larger now than they will William De lt shows increasing wenk- duced In 18S4 as a cross between Olon- aWlI!' on Thurs day last from siogle l\Jany Id us In r egard to women ness In pla nt, bllt th o berries a re a s dule and J ersey Queen, It holds Its blessedn oss to ma trimonial bliss a fter n ets. be later In the senson , ' have entirely changed, and am'ong With these lIerve circus lemonade, Mohair Is th e fa vorite ma t erial for well lilted as e ver, surpassing aU other own In thIs locadlty as the firmest, a short but s ev ere attack by l\Ja rln th e better a nd wi ser changes Is Ih a t esta blished kInds for table Quality. It hand somest and most g en erally deslra· Higgins, a blooming widow of 31 sumTake lar ge smooth skinned l~mons, alltomoblle dus t coats . old th oug ht th a t th e wo men who mer s.' "-Detroit Journa l. cut off one end, hollow out anel place Pongee hats, matching pongee cos- will be long planted, but Is not likely ble of late varieties, we.·e gi ven to good works lUUSt n eeds In Ice water. Cut 01T black court- tumes, are smllrt just, now. be dowd y . It Is undeniable Ul ut A Realist. plaster eyes, nose and mouth, dry the Walking costum es , are a bit sever e, " I am a great believer In reallsm," "good" women used to wear do wdi FARMER SHOULD FIGURE COST she lls and pas te these on In a s g ro- with little trimming, r emarked th e poet. ness as a sort of ha ll mark of virt esQue a manner us possible. TH en 1.1 II en {rocks with short s kirts are "Yes?" we Queri ed with a rI s ing In· t ue, As a ma tter of fact, dowdiness Only Practica l Way of Telling WhIch ma lc little dunce oops o f red and popular (or s treet w ear. fl ection, thereby giving him the d esired Is merely Il mark of ba d tast e and a Are the Best Paying Crops for whi te stilT pa per, leaving a hole at the "Linden," a crs llmy yello w gr een, Is openIng. sign of sOllie lack In th e mind. Womthe Farm. top t o r ece ive a s tra w; fill the cups a leading shade 1n new dresses, "I som e times oarry my Ideas of en arc no longe r lackIng In th e wisPrevents !:lolraiog of Shovels and realis m to a rIdiculous extreme," con- dom th at choos 5 pre tty ruther than A story Is told of a la wyer who was Also Breaking Off or Covertlnu ed the poet. ug ly clothing, and th ose who do not e mployed by a railroad company on ina Up o{ Plants, "Indeed!" we exclaimed Inanely, malce th e best at th eir appearance ar e account ot his shre wdness to secure some what Impatlent to reach the poInt lOSing a golden opportunIty of giving tbe rIg ht of way through a certain of his wittlolsm. pleasure. To pre ve nt th e clogging ot the part of T exas. With most ot the "Yes," continued tbo poet. "the other shovels on a corn plow and also the farm ers this lawyer bad no trouble Fitted for the Job. duy I wrote a sonnet to the gas combreakin g 01T or covering up of the In securing the right of way through The ge n ernl cons ulted th e topopany and purposely wade tbe meter C01'O while plowing, b end 0. piece of the ir lands, many of them giving It gH1.phlcal chart. "You und er stand, defect! ve." without any compensation. But tbere colonel," he said, "that lhls charge on At thIs point we fainted. we re a few farm eri who would get th e enemy's fortifi cation necessitates th e most r tl cllles8 d l.!lr egard for huout n pencil and go to figuring. The) PractIcal Dev'ce. Dress fo( Glri TunIc for Boy "Why don't you m end that large man life?" "J ' und er s taniJ. g nernl," fi g ured that the land would be worth from io ,.to/ 11 ' fl'Om 4.lo 6 ' th e colone l r elllled. "The forlorn ho pe a s much, or Ulore , .to the railroad com- hol e in you.r umbrella ?" Yoers., Year.. " J kee p It to put my hand through that leads the move ment will. be company as It was to th em. And those fa rmer s always r eceived a good price to 'lee If it Is s till rnlnlng."-Meggen· posed cxclusiv ely of amateur chaut· fc'lIrs." for the land they relinquished for th e dorfe r nIae tte ... right of way. The lawyer r emarked that when evor he saw a farm er take out a pencil and go to figuring that he would have to pay that man full value of his land, nnd he called tbem "figurln' farm ers." There Is a good substantial moral to this lIttlo story, Every farm er ought to be a "figurln' farm er ," He ought to figure on wbat It costs him to raise the ' dlfferen " A Vine Cutter on Cultivator. crops, and what he receives for them old wagon tire, three ' lcet long, as Indr!.· It Is the only way he can tell which cated at A and attach It to the beam are the lJest paying crops for his Th . b fl k Corm. He should keep 0. book for this e CriSp, rown a es of of tbe plow close to the arcb . This cutter should be bont out purpose. It wUlt only require a very tram the beam so as to be io line small amount at time each day to with the first, or Inside shovel. keep these accounts and It wlll be Tbree holes should be drill ed fn the time most prOfitably employed. bar or the cutter sp that It can be , No Eggs for Horsel adjusted to s et deep or shallow as Dress for GliO,oai' desired, ' It hus, been claimed that It Is a good ~ to 10 Year!; . tblng to feed eggs to stallions during Use of Manure. the breedIng season, ,but a noted New Tho Maryland expe rimental ' station England veterInarian says a well.bourshows hy r peated t ests that fresh mu- Ished hOl"se would not be greatly bene· nure s pread In winter did not glvo as fited by being fed eggs, It Is _ fact much Increase as the' same umount that eggs lire highly nutritious and rotted nnel plo'Ved down In the spring. might be used to advantage If an ani· Come to the breakfast table right, and exactly right from t: . ' IC fo r Boy fr om Four to Six Years.-This simple li t tle tuni c might bl' Turning the manure whlfo rotting was mal lacked vitality. However, the 41. the package-no bother; no delay, lIIulie In Holl and , drill, or lin .r ; IlIle .' would be suitabl e and sensonable ;' better than leaving 'It without being, gestlve system of the horse ~s not CllIt is Qu it )Jlai n, fu s tc ns dQw n lb (! trant, and bas a tlll'IIed·down coll:u; a turned, Commercial f'3rtillzers plowed :pable of digesting animal prateldB, t a th r belt is Irorn jus t below th o wa lst_ und er In tbe spring Invar.lably gave and consequenU)' he would not be IIlaterla ls r quil'ed : Two yards 42 Inches wIde. , . They have body too; these ,P ost T~a:3ties are firm enough D(' s, rol' Girl from E Ight to T en Years,-Cherry Jed cashm ere Is used larger yIe lds tban wben sowed on the /lble to secure tbe full 'benefit of Bucb just before , p lanting. foods. sW'faoe for th iB dresl' ; the s kir t Is tr immed at tbe root by three sma ll tucks. The to give you a delicious substantial mouthful before they melt ,blOllse , whlcl, resem bles the sailor s tyle, has the upp er part cut In a shape:! away. "The Taste Lingers." The BUl'Y1ble Bee,' , Home SurroundIngs. .>,01<0.- alld tb lower t u ked aD d sot to It; th e tu cks are only st! tch e~, down t llro Inche ; tbe sle evo i8 t uct ed a fow Inehes at both ends and Is set to , a Tbe bUmble bee is a trlend of the The environments of ' your home li: uc k d "' rh, t ba nd, A salior 'co lla r of 8potte.d drlllis worn : the tie mafches It, may not be just what you wOlnd like, farmer. In sections where cla.erseed ill a t ri a ls r equ ired ( 2 ~f ya rds' clls bmEll"C 48 Inches wide, So~d , by Grocers. but there are few farms that Cwo.lot crops are depended ullon the value of Ureas [or Gi l'l fr om "S n to 'fwelve Years.-Thls dainty little dress' ·Is In be made beautltul by the rI~ht appli- tbe bumble bee as an agent 10 fertJ\lz" " 'h it I~l \\'u ; t he skir t Is gall <I red at th wa l!!t an~ Is trimmed at the root by t w rowl' ·,t Val ncle nnes ID sertl on; the bodice has a vest and sleeves ot cation ot labor and Bklll. Study your 'lug lbe clover blOo21S Is tully appretucked !awn a.n d Insertion ar~llug\'d In ' stripes alternately; the Bldp.s ot the ,lase and do the best you can witb ciated. 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UYNOP818. At 1. y ellnl of /lge Admiral 811' Peter RIlWkshllW'S nephow. nlohard G ly n , t oll d eeply In lovo ut first Kight wllh Lady Arabe ll a 8tormont, who s purned hla attentions. Th e la d. an orphnn,. waa given .. berth a9 midshlpmllll on the AJnx by hllf Uncle. Giles Ve rnon. n!'phew ot Sir Thoron!! Vernon, becllm th e boy's ·pal. 'l' I1('Y Ilttend d n th eate r wbere Hawk8hllW'8 n Iphcw saw Lady Arnbe lln. V(~ r­ n on m t Philip Ov rlon. n e xt In lin t or Sir Thomas Vc rnon's estaL. They Btnrl d a du e l wldeh W/18 tntorrupted. Vernon. Overton and H'o.wkllhew·s n ephe w round thems Ivea IlUraet d by pretty Lady AI'Ilbe llo.. Tht' Ajsx In . blltt.l e defeated Fre n ' h wa.r shJp8 In the McrUr e rran ell n. Rl ehnrd GI)'n got £2,000 prize money. H e wall c:al lod hom by LIldy H llwkahaw lUI he WllS about to "l;low In" hill earnings with V er.non. At a Hawl(lIhaw Pluty Glyn discover d thnt Llld~' Arnbell!l. wna 11 poor but pll rsisl nt gnmbl 1'. H e talked muc h wlUI · h er couRln Daphne. JAr!y Arabella nfnln showed lov e for gllmlng. Liller ahe h eld . Glyn .!1Pd Overtoll prl Bon era, tlltlS delayIng tlie du 1. m. tho Ove rlon-Vernon due l. n ~ lth e r was hurt. Lady Arabella humlllnl d Ri chard by h e r prllnks. Richard and 0 11 011 IIhlpped on I.l friga te. Gil II was c L\p ~ured . by the I)'T n ch. Sir Peter nrranged tor hili 'c)(chang . Daphne sllow'd Il. ttkln " Cor Glyn, who W08 then 2.1 y ears of ogl!. Giles w a ll rill-ill! d. GlIes .and Rlchanl plnnned lo p m e ntH. BIr ' Pe 81' object d to the plllll t o W d Dnphn ', By I " r rUIlCS G\I a nd Richard 10pl'ld with Lnd~; ' Arllt) lla . and Daphn. r eape lIvoly. Th hHter pall' • IV r e mlU'rled. 'Daphn e wall pl eased ; Arabellb. raved In anger . \\7hen th o partY I' tUrn d, Arabella nsk ed Sir Poter LO oJd In pros outt.ng Glle8 In court on the charge ot commUting n capital crlms.

and, after beln! 01'0rD, ~g't.1.Q ller story In a · manner th most quiet alld .calm. A deep stU:nes8 rrugned through the vast room, and e veryone In It caught her lowest word. ._ Her testimony was entirel" 'el al' and straightforward. 8he related lhe circumstances of ' her being dragged orr, while coming out or the playhouse at Scarborough'; of finding he rself along In the cbalse wllh Giles Vernon, wbo . told her he was taking her to SCQtland to marry her ; that she strug· glea , 'loJ ently and endeavor d to get out of the ohalse, and that sbe was wlthbeld by torce by Giles, who severely hurt he r wri sts, causing blood to flow; and flnally, that when she be· gan to scream. Gllell put his band ove r her mouth and stilled her cries. She said that this conduct was kept up til whole ot the ni ght, until they reached Gretna Gre n ut daylight ; tbat all tbe time Giles was Imploring her to marry him, then threate ning to ldll himse lf or her; and t.hat she told him many Umes she prefe rred death to marriage with. him; and at last, on reaching Gretna Green, she defied him and es· caped trom him . Wh en sbe had concluded there was an ominous s tillness tor a time, and then I saw something which struck 11 chill to my heart: I had s tealthily kept my eyes flx ed on the judges to see whether they gave In lheir couate n~ aoces any sig ns ot 1 nlty or severity. They were altogethe r unmoved, ex· cept one, who was reported to be a most mercIful man . He grew pale aod paler as Lady Al'abellu story pro· gressed, and I saw hJm several times wipe the cold sweat from his brow, and at last a slgb brol<e from him; but I think no one noted It but me, for the multitude ot people were absorbed In the sight ot tills beautiful YO'lOg woman. so coolly swearing away the life of a man who had 10vEld her. Glles Vemon bore the ordeal un· fllnchlngly, and' whell at Intervals she lqoked toward blm with a Quiet hatred In her glance, he gazed steadily back at her. Sbe was then to be cross-examined. Many questions were asked her by the great London barrister, wbo was bne of the three defending Giles. Olle ·query was, wh ther she had ever given

CHAPTER IX.-Contlnued. Suoh danolng! it was of tbe kind that was fil.shlonable before the Amer· . Ican war, and Introduced 110 many outs, capers, plgeon·wlngs. slips, sildes and pirouettes, that It was reaUy an art In Itself. And her. agility was sllrpr,lalng. With her train over lier arm, ber Uara blaZing, and her bird 'or para· dille . nodding vloJimtly, Lady Ha.wkIIhaw's small. hlgh~bred feet twinkled. She was a large woman, too, and sbe proved that. hEir bOlls~ about he.r legs . was weU founded. ~hen sbe ' came t,lce ' to tace with S r ·Thomas Vernon In tbe dance. In!!tead Qt turning him. ~ she folded her arms and saUed around blm, caratully avoldlllg touching his hand. And he, the old sinner, being ~cqu&lnted with that ancient style of dancing, made a caper so exactly like her ladyship's, wUh so grave a count "That Lawyer Fellow I. Three Sheet. tenance, that the whole bjlllroomwas In the Wlndl" tn a titter. But although the people might laugh at 'Sir Thomas' excellent Mr. Verndn rel.\son to thln)e she would mimicry, the sentiment was totally marry lilm, to which she replled: . against Wm, and he found dlfflcllity In "No; never In my ·1I(e." getting gentlemen to noUce him or She was then asked if there was an· ladles to dance with him. With Lady other . ~ent1eman In the case, and for Hawkshaw, on the contl'ary, It was the first Uml'! she sbowed contusion. every man'lI desire to da~ce; she was Her face grl'"W crimson, nnd she rabesieged with partners, young and old; maJlled sllenr~ The QUfi!sUon was not .but l1avhig shown wbat she could do, pressed, nnd sbe was ·soon permitted to she rested upon ber laur~ls, IUld sat retire. When she passed out ot the hall In statE) tb.e rest of the evening, f~n- she was the 11lvinest, picture ot beauty nlng herself WIth. vast dignity and com· and modesty I ever sa.w. Her eyes , posui'e, and occasionally snapping at sought the floor; and a delicious blush Sir ' Peter, who, It must be admitted, ipantlM her . clleelc. I beHeve. that "=' --mmm no' grea't"figure at a bali. . many .persons, under the spell ot ber At last'lt was over, and we-returned beauty, tbo\l~ht that she "'8S an un· to our lodgings. ,' The ' next day but :willing wltcoss, and . pitied her youth one we were on our way to the 'asslr;e and Inexpel'I'mce. ball for the trial ot Giles Vernon. B'u t It Vil,lts bnnglng ttlstlmcny she A tI1lmendous crowd was present, and ' gave, and well she kllew It. t.here was dlfflculty ' ln gaining an 'e n· trance; SOtne one, bowever, .ln the n)'ul· tltude I>et up a shout'of "Way for Lady Bawkshaw!" and the' people' fell back,' leaving us' a clear patli to the door, and Into the 'haU Itself. . Within that · place of judgment all was dignity and . decorum. The lords justices ~n their · robes . and Wigs sal' like statuell; and, llresently,. when we were all· seated and the crier bad nounced the court open, GUes Vernon was brought In and pi'aced in 'the prls· oners' dock. He looked pale from hill confinement:. but ~ thought I had never seen his pliLIn features. 110 ltearly, h.and· some. His flne figure was nobly set orr by the Identical 'brown and silver suit which the poor·t!!Jlo", had bought for his wedding with Lady ArabellJl,. and, fii a nash, came back to me tbat strange , vhilon ,1 had 'had at lils 'Lon· don lodgings on the night that this un· fortunate ,. elopement was ilrst talked of betw.een. My heart stood "stln, and I greY'. s\ck ~d faint at the ieeo}· . leeUop ~f t~e.)'e~t of: Ulat .dr:e~ or , revelation, ,or ' whatever It' \'fas. i ' I; . GUea. ·m.eanwhlle, hlld . b~wM . spectfull; to the jud$es, to" · as'sembled' peop~e, ;who . very gelnel:ally returned 'bls.' salutation wlth - every . XllD~lp,.e mark of poUtenes/!. . Turtling to "here 1··V·A""n~.'oI ·· we sat, he bowed and smiled:. ' We aU rol>e"and Lady Hnwk8l1,~W ILn~ Daililli~ made b UI de(jp curts!!,Ys; A.; jur'y: ' ~~ , loon ,seiected, and s~ornl' a~.d .tbe first: · wl1ne88 caUeer- was . Lady Arab,ll~ 8~orlnon~ . ' . . '. . - _. In ' a mom.ut "he entered, leiultng upon tb~ ann of _Sir ThQm~ Vernon, · 8'1ld escorted to bgl! place tn

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.Letters'from Prominent Physicians (addressed to Chas. H. Fletcher~ Dr. F. Gerald Blattner, or Burralo. N. Y., says: "Your Castorla 18 goot! for children and 1 frequenUr. proscribe it, always I)btalnlng the deslre~ results." Dr. Gustave 'A. Eisengraeber, ot St. Paul, Mlnn" says:' .iI liave use!! your Castorla. repeatedly' in my practice with good r esults, and can recom.·, mend it as an excellent, mild and harmless remedy tor children." Dr. E. J. Dennill, of St. LoUis, Mo., says: "I have used 'and prescribe!! your Castorla in my sanltarlum nnd outside practice for a. number of yeara and find it to be an excellent remedy: t~r cb11dren." Dr. S. A. Buchanan, ot Philadelphia, Pa., says: "I bave used YOUI: Case tori& In case ot r:.y own baby; and find it pleasant to take, and bavQ obtained excellent results tram. its use." -INFANTS = - -/-(IfJI.DRU' == Dr. J. E. Simpson, of ChICllgO, 111., says:' "I bave used your Castorla fl. = - - cases of colic in children and have found it the best medicine ot its kJnd on the market." Promoles Dr. R. E. Esk1ldson; ~t amalia, Neti., says:-"I!lna your Castorla to )e a ness~~~~~t:'!,D~~M~~I-~~~~ family remed7. It Is the best tor lnt.ants and chlldren 1 Opium.Morphine have ever known and I recommend it." , NOT NARCOTIC. .Dr. 1.. R. Robinson, c! Kansas City, Mo" says:' "Your Castorla certainly has merit. i Is not Its ns.e, its continued use by' mothers through all these years, and the many' attempts to imitate It, suffiCient recomm.~dat1onl iWhat can a physician add? Leave it to the mothers.'~ Dr. Edwin F. Pardee, ot New York City, says: "For severa! years Iliav8 recommended your Castori&. and llhall always continue to do so. as It haa Invariably produced beneficial results." Dr. N. B. Sizer, of Brooklyn, N. Y., says:: "1 \)bject ~o 'wllat: are callec1. patent mediCines, where maker alone knows :what Ingredients are put 1D. them, but I knOw. the formula of your CastorJa and adv1ae its Use." .

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AmerIcan whee~n~,l~a:s~~th~e~~r~o~y~~a;i'L~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!~~~~_ family was war. p,assing_t! sor, hIsses were heard, the lUng bavln, THOSE NEW HATS. declined to receive him . at the levee on acoount of his notorlo.u sly bad char THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALe Rcter. And Sir Thomas, being thrus' from grateful users have demonstrated that erUptiOlll, InflallUDltloa and out, was taken 'by sotne of the Inhabl Irritation of the akin, Ihlntrfes.. tetter, Itching and inflamed pilee, ",111 promptl, tants of Windsor and ducked In a ne!~hborlng horse·pond. At tbls polnt the judge hlmselt courteouslY but firm,. ly Interrupted Ladr Hawksh~w, and In formed her that she could not be pel' and their reports of the :excellent results obtained furnish unquestionable mltled to go on In that strain. proof of the value of th is remedy. 50c a lar, all druggists. or sent direct on "I shnll observe your 10rdshIp'II caureceipt of price. RESlNOL CHEMICAL COMPANY, BALTIMORE, MD. tion," she replied, politely, and straight .«.._r.-F _ ~ "It Is II good for bonea Ind dop II for maokind." way launched Into a descrIption of 811 W. P; Schmit&, Vet~ariln, 1IilledaIe. Meaa. "Co,.. Into the gar'<! 'n, MaUd," Thomas' appearance when he emerged ' S a ld f ace tl ous·mlnd ed Fred. from the horse:pond, which brought II ~ "What's th e Use?" saId Maudlesmile to every face In court-lncludlll8 "I bave It on lJI'Y hend." el'en Ule jl\dge's--except the victim himself, whO bit his lip and scowled 10 tury. The judge$' afterward said that Lad, Hllwksha.w proved '~-.-"'-''-'''~~~~.!Lj~'t'_ mnnageable witness any and all 01 VE YOU MADE YOUR WILL 1 W. N. U., CINCINNATI, NO. 34-19.0DL th<im had ~ve r encountered; for, 10 Du you WIlIl~ to Ic .. ve ),ollr mODel'. properly or valuables to c ertnlu IrlclItlN or relo.tives, or do spite of them. sbe gave a cir-cum· 'you wall~ otb e r~ to 8QlIabbl ove r ua.\ g e t It stantlnl account of every misdeed Sit A Green One. . alter )'OU I\r goae? a ttl· till .. your way lI('1W . "Do you look for news of Howard's Bentl !lOu for Lllg,,1 Blllnk form of will, a\l Tbomas Vernon bad evel' heen guilty ready lor . YOII t o fIJI Oll~ and 11111'11, wllb full hunting tl'lp In the sporllng column?" dlredlous, ot l~ his life, as far as she lrnew. "Is o e"JllanatlonR of tfie Inw n.1?o'H "No; In the obltuarll?s."-Llfe. wills, and bow your CS\.at ll '\'flUId be dlsJlO"e,\ The ~own lawye rs. very wisely, 'd& of' I' you dl d wllllollt 0. will . Th o avorng" cllned to cross·examlne this witness, Io.",yer wOllll1 charge Y')U $.".0 for tbls . Don ' l , lIlrllo WlnalO""II' 8oothln. 8)'I"UjI. PDt I LofT. To, morru" war bo 100 1111". When sbe steppe'd down out or the wit Tot eblldrea ..."tblnK. loften. tbe gUtu. teduee. ID- LEGAL FORM CO, IUVHMOND, V ,\. - - NOTHIIIIC LIKE IT FOR---' ness-box and took Sir Peter's arm. she lIunmaUOtI, allay. P&ln. CQIU wind collu. ~a bottle. passed close 1.0 the presidIng justice, ~utine e;"ceJ. an., d~nlifric:e The man who does bls best can ID cleanana, whiteD1118 aad Shave Yourself who . happened to have his snurr·box trust the world to do, lts part. . "monna tartar from the teeth, be.idea dl!lboyiac NO STROPPING NO .HONING oPen III his band. My lady deliberately .11 serms of decay and diaeue which onliDuy. stopped an _ ool{ a pinch out or the tooth pteparaliolll taDDOt do. .., judge's bo ·,.re aarklng, suavely: Putine tiled .. a mouth. "YOur I dshllJ shows excellent taste wuh diainfecll the moulh Spanish!" In pJ'etm:rln!§; IIICI throat. purl6... the breath, IIICI killa the senne. which oollect in the mouth. call1ini .ore throat.. J thought h s lordship would dro:: bad teeth, bad breath, (lrippe. and mudllicbeu. out ot bls chair.

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risibles was endured at a London dIli; nel' table. ' The ' American had been seated next J:osy·(),heeked" gray·eyed Eng1tah girl. arrec~ed an absorbing ., ~nd flat Interellt In the ' United Statel, about' wllJch she seemed to have ' 1m blbed" ,the .:usual exti-aord,narYt Ide~ .of 80me Bi'ltons, e'ilpeclaIly wtth r& gard tc. the perilS to be encounte:red Inth.e IDore 8PaTaeiy aetUli)d regl0J111 of ~~e w~t. Sb~ tr:Je~ he.r best nO.t · to wben assured · that be nQ~ really 80 t b~4 as ahll

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It has II n r<lth ha l ci to ~a ther' sick and d ied be for rea ' hing CincintOil th r mat t· ri · I relating t th a 1" nati. ly hi lory of Mt. ll nlly Oll Url'Dttll of Thi SAme .10hn Everha rt I B . '1 1 . '09, an d b til'1t from 'l'ra nsy lvtlniu, locnt,od on th e su f \\' of the 01.11'1' inh abitant., t 'ing' I Waynl':,\'1 In 1, U, or fnrlll . of P rry Alexlmder , to Mr . ali ve. How \'1..' 1' en ' tl g'h ha..- lWl'n II "a1lin abou t t\\'o hundl' d yards B olly, where it lituyod for a. number leul'n<,d to Ill al,' us I'l 'aliz(' t hat tilt' frolll H ar Bran 'h O il the fa rm whcl' of v e ur ~ . \ histlll'Y of thl "mall t"\'\" 11 i" of no li t· l'AI\\,llrd lI a r·tsor k now l i \· ~ . II Fro m lI elir ly tb , ti me of t h oom· tie iIllPO\'Wlll'l' ,\li d I 'l'~id l''' \' cr~' ill' Ilvcd th('rc unt il th e build ing of the IlI tl ut of IlOuse I II n t ·IOlle(I a t It'1t • H0 II y . tl'n': ilt ". " nnClJlll , . th e town . up to. the ' ll J I All ISOs , uooperln g wll llq ult'6 : \ 1J IIU tlll:! yea r I 'f. ac , 8 011 CII and a grent Illuny hund u Ilbuslnesti En rlv in th " ' l't'" 17!IU, a famil .\' by ' wer e em J !." ill th e tir,.;t I\)ill d"," and t1uw -l1Iill 'd " '" the )lH m e )f Buckle" li\ pd a ll ll go tlrt' I H V' " d h'l ploye umong whom were Jobn Oh in Rivera tnplal'p r alll>dColullluia len· ' \Vas a II' Intanun w I C Ev e rb!lrt Bud 80ns N l1thRn Rnd hi theyenr 1 7~7, fin· of thl' Bu ck les bui l(h lg" th e dam ca ug ht the ag ue. Emunoel, George Sims and J . W . $!'irls ;:lI1d fn lli' of thp boy", I{olw rt, On :le tl unt of his pOO l' health and be- Marlatt. ~ Will ia lll , J ohn and Jam .. 1l\O\,(" d into ing di:;rouI'ag('r!, he decided to re· 'l'bis John Everhart m entioned , (),rlloo(1nf' Ml.I II)lly. JIJI1n tur n tu \ il'g-illi a . II is f r iends tri ed cllum.dd t.o have been th o inventor t il n "'- I·O'I"I. ,., u _ Buckles s 'tl!t,t! fi n tilt' fa r ll! II O \\' to persuade him to ·tay, ul gi llg hi m of t.he endl ess ohuio, since useu in ~

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O' ranu f UllI r uflll e l)('t';;entMI','. Ell ' II Ma l'i al t. sett led on the fal'm own ed by J ohn Har ts ck, \\'hil .James, a tan ner by trade buil t a lanyard n ai' ·..I " I R t.he sam e f a l'm, 0 11 MIt I U e l tl l. One of the g irls nev ' 1' married, one was the wif of H nry 'I'mmon ' ,'Incl li ved, it is t houg ht , on th Satter th. Wayne. VI'11e. wal' t e f arm aej J' 01.nll1g' 'f f b ne was t,e Wl eo ul rl Wa t on, I d0 .and lived o-n th f r a rn now own y FI'ank HarL':! ck. Anoth r marri ed an Edward y r, li ving n ar enterville whil the fif th mani :! a J II

in g him al t h l1IiIl a '3 one of ilt e I ' ll ., h' th c 11 s was c~mll1g on, gave 1m a orollg h du cklflg. From some ca lise he got \\. 11 , and gave up a lllhough ls of retu r ni ng' to irgin in. In 1 19 J ohn S'~il rth'''aJ'le bou I, t .. n g . . amtl l slt from Rober t Huston, and •.uU 'I Il a gl'l. ' t nil' 11 W Ilet· t h MItt ar a mi ll stood . The masons and millwrig his for t his mill cam f rom Mto

shop, but beforelleooul(lsecure t·he atent had it 8tolen from him . PA !luddle and harne II bn Iness was . d b Ad B ' h currie on y en nmel! W 0 WIl S !lilso one of the early settler.s of the pluce . He WIlS succeeded 10 bnld· b y F oster W.1 ' ne88 aru a.n d W'Ill lum I' II u orne . One of . the old time sho makers bIt' d b IS ' was DaVl'd W'l 1 son wove on II ally , N. J. The burrs for it were fllrm south of Mt. Bolly, and did broug ht in sect ions on pack horses th t' b ' t t the shoemaking for the neighborover moun ams. emg pu , 0- hoo(}. Ueor"'e Mayer, 1\ Methodist gcl h r and banded her e. Afte r t h e " minister Ul80 worked ... t he trudo. , ( . 011 build ing of t his mill farm ers who Heat 0:1 and li ved on the fa rm owned had been going to Waynesv ille to do Mt. Bolly was noted in its ellrly at the pr sen t lime by Mrs. McNig ht . their g rinding now came to Mt . Hol- daYH for the number of Methodhn. It was said of this J ohn Heaton, that Iy. Up to this time the town had looal preachers in the town and whil e coul·ti ng his wi fe he always been kno""'1 by t he name Shatters- Vicinity. The founder of the town .n. ' rode bare-ba k with a rope halter Jaoob P ier!lon was a local miDister "'1 Th burg , bu t was now changed by the ai" wife Rebecca is buried in the old f or bflu e. e t l'earn Bear Branch Parties from Mt. Holly, N. J. to its .... ran thl'oug h hi farm and r eceived present name. gra .... ayard on the farm of Jesse )'ts n ame f rom th e f ac t th a t thOIS same 'rhe fir<lt miller was II. man by the hartsock. An old churoh 11 nown t d th J. oh n H eaton Qnce sh ot from a' tree nume of Henton, who WIlS succeeded ItS 0Id Be tl, 1e1 fiormer l y S 00 erf' , along t he bank a large black b eat', by Alexander Hayslitt. BayrJlitt 'lnd WIIS ut tended by Mrs. Ellen MMh Th'm ki nf:' and titlttertb waithe entered ' into a lutt in her girlhood. She rememW LI'ch fell' toth b " m e ranc. it dead, he rushed upon it to tickit friendly oontest, IlS to who coold' bers being in tbe charob, wben the with his knife, when it suddenly rni e the larger hog. Eaoh pro first train ran on the Ltttle Mia~i prang up, and gave hi'm a hard fight oured a pig'from the stock known us railroad . 1'bepre8,oher at th!lottime for its life, before conquer d. the English. The re8ult WIlS two Wilt:! one Jos~ph Bill. He' and the · s t 00d 10 ' th e yar d an d oongregat Ion fhe only pieces of ~'lIable pral' rl'e en ormons bogs, Idutterthwti.lte's be- watobed the train. ~ome thought land at that time. and farmed by fam- iDg It lit tle .. be larg~r, weighing at it· to be a. wild animal at first:, II.nu Hies were one on the present farm of Us deuth 1400 Dounds. It was ex· hlhited throu"h the U. u., and then a.ll .agreed that it nn 80 fB. st it made erry Alexander, the ' ot per where .." th i dIll M W lli R Spring Valley now stands. This land shipped to England. After HaysJitt e Wn r. I am ye . a ma.n named Elliott took ohll.rge of states that hIt! brother rode on the was about three miles from t heir first train. 'Cabins, and between the rQ'iing bands the mill. The property was tbllD ' A daughte.r ot. this Mr. · ~ierson o f Indians. bears. coons and squirrels soId t 0 Step h en "uOO k ,w h ooon d Dcted hese. it until i84.3. Riley Brinker beIng married , William Dixon, who WAS one of tbe early preaohers of Union almost constant guard over the ersand alsoernpl(jyed oi·r ouit . 'rhe whole ftlmily moved' crops, even then:the yield being som _ by the different owuers of the mill W88t in 18:36. times very small. ' in l~ter years. The mill passed from 'rhe firllt sohool In thl! town was .,At th'e time . ' kl Cook's hands to John Kinne~J, held about t' n 1"3'0 l' n a room at"acbed the Bu h . c es came er.e, 'then to Mr. Pence who beo me a .. ' " ~ a family named Thomas Jived in a d ' . a to the building of John Githenslocabin on the present . fal'm of SAm Pdllrt.ner, an a huge WIIS oatad on the lot wbere John Levi II ded the fi b _dIstillery k Meredith, but' whe~e they went to Penoe'and Ki~:ey. e~:om ~:;;: t~: uow 11 vel:!. It WIlS ttlnght by George ~t!d whether r elated to t~e later fam- property pllRsed to Eo H . Penoe Ilnd iws who at different tiDIes followed lhes?f the same n~me IS unknown. later to J: W. Marlat,. ooope~ing, tavern keeping und P1 revlO~s to the comtng of the BuckErcOl 1845 to 1868 a. large busines8 buckster1Og. There had been prees family a .sett~ement had been wos oonductelt Ilt this mill and dis . vions to thi8 a. sohool tll.ugbt in a m~e at W~ynesvll1e, a t which place tillery it beIng 1\ lelLding market for log school house ~n the farm where wasllstorem a small log cabin where tbe i f tb f f il Jpseph Hawke hves and baok of Iater these famlltes . .dIU .theIr . trading. ' gra n Some 0 e of armers m es hWhll. t IS . now oalled the old sohool around. the olderorinhabiMt H II . I . . ouse • 0 y IS t lought to have .been tonts can rem~mber seeing the wag· . founded about 1815. However in a onslined along the road for 11.1_ Among the qther ' settlers 7 ere . statement made in 1855, by the late a mile ' waiti~g their turn at John Bimij nnd wife Rho built in 18~1J, the house where William Cor. father say, that as early as 1 03 a In 18;JO Q funning Mill Mllonufao. ne1l1lv6s. Henry Burke lived on t he site of tory stood near the 'site of the MllorOtber namell that might be men Mt: Holly and was the nearest neigh- lutt saw mill Ilud wos owned b a tioned in conneotion with the sottlA bor, theFurnas' had in that direction. man named Pa.tter, one Levi ment and building up of thi8 town The town was laid out by Jacob being in his employ. au(l vioinity ILre Hoover, Olevenger, Pier~n in about twenty 10Ul, wi t h About thtl year 1826, 0. pottery Smith, Cornell, Hartsock. Archer,

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whatJsnowcalled "Old Main Street," was built, on the lots now owned by Jones, Vetter,Gretsinger. . as the main road through the place. Jumes Smit·h !\nd Edward Burton. Tbe oldest inha.bltants of Mt H01-~' . Thefirs.t house built there was a 10g \b Y Jobn Morford who oonduoted it Iy now living in the ~o~n are ~rs ..... house on a hill in the field owned by very success{ully for a number of Ellen Marlll.tt, ~r. Wilham Rye and ~ . . ~ .Mr. Royer, ind .opposite the home of years. About the same time a Jacob Myers, either of whom oan " " ." Joseph Vaughan. At this 'house in Wagon Maker's shop Was ereoted by tell many interestiag faots concern· "'~~""~"""" . " ~~, ~. . . . . . the early days the wO!TIen of the J ohn Githens. Mt. Bolly and nelghb"rhood . . neighborhood gathered with ' their In 1823 Sumue} Ellis built the one This history is loy no meaDS a oomw~hings, then all proceeded to the st.ory honse, where Mr. Haley lives plete one dealing only with the earOET FRANCHISE YOU'RE WEALTHY tlThere'A them who'd give up a"~ry river to do them. The house was for II. blacksmith shop and the house lier times., the later events- and , BOU built J:uo a man named John Everhart. on the . opposite oorner for a dwell . Oh~ngeR being still fresh in the-memFranobise renewtlls for 25 years i Don't worry just because you're they oould ~tand up .troDllike a brick maker and mason by trade ing: Other early blll.oksmiths suo. orles of the people living in the town el\oh, were granted to the Dayton I poor, . I you v:ho c~~a to Waynesville from Cin- ceeding him were Everhart, Clingan, and vl?ini~y. . . and Xenia and the Rapid 'rranflit If you were rlc~ you'd "!"orry more; And healthy. cmnat) m 1806. He walked the en- Weiler, Caldwell, Hartsook 'Bnd [The writer IS especiilol1y indebted Railway oomplI.nieslast week by the That s oertlllD. You've ~ot yoUr ohildren aad y(,ur tire distance, and on his way passed a Doron. to Mrs. EBen Marlatt, Mr. Wlllia:n Montgomery oounty oommissioners, You get your three square meals a wife, ba~d of Wyando'tt Indians encamped 'rhe first store keeper in the plaoe RY~ an~ Mi8~ ~lLme .Brown for The two grants permit the oompan· , dILY. . You've love and happinos. and Ufe. at Cold Springs below Waynesville. was Jacob Pietlon, whose lltore :~helr a8sl8~nce 1D gather10g togeth ies to opdrll.te on rural pikes. ~ ou oouldn t eat mor~ anyway And sweatin' It ., supposed that these Indians stood on Old Main street on the er the mlLterinl for this maunscript.) The old franohises of the oompan· 'Thout hurtin'. " ' -hOllult!. were on their way toanew hunting northwest corneroftha .lot ~here ' • _!' B. M. ieshlldnoty!!texPlred,tberene~0.18 \ Don't think that fates .have been ground o~to visit some other tribes, Lewis Stephens now ha88. groc~ry. Night on Bald Mountain. being BBked . o~ing to a pr08pec~ive nnkind, . . fO.r by a treaty some years before Other ea.rlY store II.nd grooery keep: .' • . '. .ohange in the oO.n duc.t o~ th~ two There's ma.IlY millionaires yoo'll the Indians h d eded th' . h h ' . . Ou a lonely night Alex. , Benton of _... R' t'" h D t d elr fig tto ers ave~een Wat-son and Taylor, Fortlildward, ·N. Y., . oliIr;lbed Bald rO.~8, eoen "y t.e tly ~n an . find ' " . ' . a c thl~!JBCtion of the land to the gov- Urant, Hill, Fox, Hol()omb era.ft, Mountain to the homa of a neighbor Xenia and the' .rapld Transl~ were / 'Uomp~ainin', Undertaker and er~ment. bu~ for years after it was Frazier and Carey. ' . '. t,?rt.n~edby A8~h~a, Qent on ~uring pur~hBsed by r. J. Fetneding in be- 'l'here'& lots of men . of 80 called Will l>e ·.fO~Ii.d 'in the :oJd 110 unusual sight ~o s.ee great bands Between 1840 and '50 tavern lum with D,r; KlDg t! New D)scoovery" half ..of a numbe.: ,of Interested pa.r.t , .' ' . ' Ba k BU~ . of them off thai}' resel'vation wander.wal:! kept .in tbe Ponoe hous~ Tbe Tthha.it ba~ c,!'-rerd Ih~~~elltl Qf asthma .; ie· s . 'The appl1oationti for ':he fr~nW ' h' O ~~link~e" to wea. r y' o ur old 'blu ' e 'th . kPpoet~ . th t ' . , . ' . s wonu8r u mgu 0 ne 800n re' " . . . . ' , u eI)N &;tiona1n~n; , ,";: mg ?Ver e cou~ ry . .Mr~. Ellen present <;lwelling of Mrs. Ellen Mar- lioved and qoioli:ly 'oured We neigh oh,ll!e renewlLl .\VerefllA~ in thena~e . j'e&n.8 .'.. ' . ' . ' ,. ", ~Iephonetn house and,ofMarlatt~ when a ,lItt le .g'lrl, remem; Jutt W$~ also built tor a ta.vArn in bor. ..L atel' it oared his 80n's wife of Ferpeding, .!1'8 .t~~ l'epreaentatl ve. .. "'. lThout strBinin'. floe whQr8 101m be called .bers ~mg a ·b 'lnd 'Of four hundred 1 23. A~ one time in . the ' memory !>f ~ t.!Overe , l\lDg trou,bJe. Mtllloull of a number ~f interes~.stoolr.hol~:'.' ', . . day or ·u laM . .. ~ .through .Mt. Holly. The old ' of' many of the iD~abitantB now ltv ..belte.va·Us the greate8t·.'.1'brO'ai and ers·.· . '.' '. . Yo.ufel1oW'~ in :ro1l;qvo~l(ing. olotha" ' Va,Uey PhOlle 1'-3'ch~ef and squaws ate- their dinners iug it was owned by'a Noah .]one" cLuDgourJ!onEa~hth. COug,hdl!'C<:>SJd!!, TInder the ne", plan tbe..Dayton Oon S~ak8 'em \Vhe~ the ·",hi.tle M.ln · Sfreet~ . W.ria.........··0hlo :"'L-' ' b . h ' n 'd L . ". . '!;' roup, aemor., ages an ore . ' r ' b . • . :. '.. l~ ~e ou~ w ere ~av? ucas now a~~. 9al~ed the ~'Blllok' ~ar.·' Tb~ Lungs are Inr~ly omeli by it. Best and Xelaia road and the Rapid l'an~ ..,.. .JOWl" ' , ' \ !!!!!~ j !!!!l!!!!!!!!!~.!!!!!!!!!!!!!'.~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ hv~: it bemg ~t ~h"tlme a tavern. sign belDg a large blaok bear painted fol' Hay Fevl!r. Grip Rnd Whoopinll sit wlll be ~erged into one line. A . .' . Thout frettln : ~ ate. WlllltUD ~ rtmembe"r:s seeing the OD a white boa1'd. ' Cough" ~Oo .and 11. O~ TriaJ bottle 'stretch . of_each road wlU be aban- The bo88 with· donars to ypo~ dlna..,. ~wI&b~', 1IIoo&;: ~~campedbelow·WayneSville Al!8tateci .before Old Main wlUllfr~e. Guaran~!.b:FC &hWlu~z. dOlled ' Iu PU1'811ADoe of .the ne", Yo~ba'he'."o~~iIlgove~$t.ma, I:';,m~.i-: . tM~.the old chief .was very the m~in 8treet throaih the ~\vD, ~ EverybodY, attend LabOr Day.' 8Oh~~ . -' . . . 'Y~a.·re weid~1. • .... A.... u4~~{!l;:

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lU ll, ·ne 11 il . f(: 01"1") ' 1!l ) N A Llol~ N B COUlmon Picas Court. a ~ t \If till Yol'low tiPflOg::< .UhlO. ~. Daisy Keever Stone n . RI burd Wh1l I1 ( ] ~" ...' Ut.t.I1U ':{ t.hn·l'hing lIl1l. J; 9~ AL LEY ' 'l'I!': !.I!: PI:IONI!: ,I t;t'loe. Cli use dl s Dli~ fl d w ith out U ti ill o p t:! nli oll, w, h 1'!'IlH i I IV ~ t· ord at co I of JJhiintlff. W(,,· t1ri v . n "nul' I!.. Til t-filii IJl' fJl l tl I stamped ~ D. L. RAN E, Editor and Manager New Suits. wu~ ·lIughl. ill lit" ~ h ,d'lllIg lIf Iht:! i i i- :, -;r-. _~ ~ Ro"a Yenrion VB. William Yeurio n o.vli nrla l' . wuwll WIIS gll ll1t{ ut III ~ Rates of Subscription Di vnrce; willfulubson·c e . 1'lIl u u f I -IOU J' \,.,llHll)lH )Je r lll i UUt.~l , ~ ~~~~.~~ ~~ Oue \'tmr(~lrl olly In utlvam:c, t l.UII ,J oh,U W . Belln vs. Al' thu r Bean ., 1t WII " )l u i lUll 0 111 11.9 I hi r nll t ~ til l' , ~ ~~~~.,~~nfl~~nl~';;~~'~:hl~~rg~~ l"II·t l· tl· on. IIh luI l.wlJ t '01 11 1' Ill" U.•. ~ . Til I C 3u<e Ihey hlve :l r OIl/III . 11.' , SllIltle Copy .. . . . . . . . .. . bo/.\ /cr. which tlllc ' aW3Y ~ --------------h n r ~ " WII • .i,·d nil I,.t(:k 1I ~"oI1St. I he W,lh sharp corn r ~ (where Probate Court. blade " lo,nell I .) handle) Rates of' ,Advertisement'" olllohilll) u IId ,;o ve l',11 wltotl l ~ ul' ulcl'1l ~ ",~;' where wear ,s conSllnl and .. J n the tnl1tter of t he will of 1 !!lluC hnrde!.1. 1111 ' h bul on,· "TI e Old ReHab!.·. ·' Rea dl ng L oea I8 . pe r li ne . or many nOl3bk Icnlure.ol ~~ r,c Ue bhl1rt, deoollsed. Will admitted It WtlS tl t t! 1'I ihltl .'; 1 'In. hut .... 11 bu t (a Readlng loculs.blullkfact:. pur ll nc 100 u. tll1l)1I11tl 1U dU l ll tl"f1 . Tht' i.Jor.;tl 10l'71Jl\crtKBRQ). ~. CII158If1ed AOS. nOl to exceed rive lin s. to probltte. WIt,1I vu luublt'l o ll e 0 11 hIt ue "il ut ' ..,""""" ",,..,,,,,,,, """"" .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,",,, 'l'brue Insertions .. . :... i!;,c Es tute of I ~U8 C Gebha r t. de__ r~ ·If . \J ~ :~i:~j'c~I~~~ ~~~fsl~~I~:~ . Obltu,.rleR. r!1'e Ill cb e~ (ret: ; Ol'''r fl\,e ceused. Laura J . Gebh'Ht upp;>int Thl! Road to ucce ·S. Numerous pa ll crns ar~ Incbes. ""r te .. oll"r"d ,.v line .... ... .... J ell executrix wit.h out bon d Itn d ' , In Ihis I,mous " SIIC d Or tb k ~1l1l ~ ",III1 .V " lis t,rue/I"" S, hu t 0 /) 11 " 1'0 ~erP/a le l hal\Vcars . ·· 1 ar ao s . . . .. . . .. .. . ', o')C Lloyd l:itookman, George T. Wllitl' Ie t I ' llu ~ Sold b y Icadin~ dcalers Resolu tloIlH.. . ............ '" " r . ~pO I'II e u~ pau l' 11111 Ut;(;II:' I everywhere. Scnd lor cal- . Soclalse lo. wllere~Ii"rlCt: Is malle .. ~;I<' ILDU G . W. Byer ure np)Jointtu lIy- 1,l(luy (l ell1llnds hHll llh. but Elt· IflC j alultuc "(;- 1." showlIIg ull , OlBplav Ac]vertlslnlr. per Incb ... . ... '. W e praisers. !3l ltprs i~ 111(' grout.!·"t. heuit,h builll desi2ns. IoI(RIDEN BRtTINNIA CO . Discountll glvell 011 con t rac~ . William Fnndaremith, adminill Il r t.111~ wOl'Ie1 11 11 flVl' r k 11 W1I It, (lI!u!mn"OlJft l S,lvor ~he e~ d m l "' l :, pnrfllor. lI eli nn It f ;<tolll aeh, CO .• S ll e.·...o' .) trutor V8 Moddie Fondersmith etu l li ver, kldIlH,V", bOWI'I", pnrifiC's 111111 IoI£1lon. CHO. Qourt Ilppolnt,s P . B, Deohant gUllr. t' urll: hl~ " thel ltl, ",(I,l1UU t.u ll e" 11 11 ,1111~ BE1"rEMBER ~. 1909. dinn . Vig'll'ut c'R I.h e wholt'l 8,Y!< t, Ul . Vig. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 ~ In the mlltter of guordiutlship of or o us llOuy uud kee n hl'uin follow - . - - - - - - - - . . eir use Youollu'tufl\ l'tlto sli ght t k h t II fl t I ELOQUENT TRIBUTE TO GRASS Byron Phillips . Application to up th ~I oll'i Bitl e l's if wOllk, run dl)wn' ·0 . now w n a ren .v r!l·O II . !:I pc.iut gUllrdiun for ' sume set. for IJr . ick ly . O nly :iDe. Uuornoteed bun gu ll serm on i . . 'rbe folJo~lDg touohing tribute to hearing . oy Fred C. ~ob\Vnrlz 'f ile Irou!J1 with th f voung Ullin grill. Is one of the 8ems df our lun :::i'lmea8obove. (1eorge~ . · Yuuog - - - -in lov&iR thnt h e is iustlne enough guage. It is worth printing Ilnd appointed guarlIian. WHAT THE TROUBLE IS tothi nk thut nil th othel' yonng ~ pasting In your family 8crup book: a. Estate f Peter ' Doughman, de men Ei re UlIlktng just as big foolt! of ~ Alajestlo fruit, wondroull plant! ceased. First and final aooount op The trouble with th e smull girl themselv es Il!Jout his best gi rl us he ~ 'I'he oorn triomphant, that wah the proved allowed and oonfirmed .' it! thut s be isn't bigger. i . jJi aid of man hatb made viotorious Estate of Louise . Linderman, de 'I'he t.roul.ile witb th big girl i The trou1Jle with the young WOUlfin ~ prooessioo aoross the tufted plain oelLsed. Fifth account approved, al. thtl t every pair of scu leR sbe teps in love is t.hllt s he duetl u 't know ~ and l~id foundation for the I!ooiul lo/w ed and oonfirmed. on gi ves .he r a. weigh. whcther sh e really loves the young exoellenoe that is to be. 'I'his ,,10 Tbe tronble with n greut Ul fl.UY nlllll for hiUl 8elf nlone or for t.b e ~ a~. Real Estate Transfers. rioulJ plant, transmitted by the .lll. edltorsi t,hu t the.v don 't think one- cllrlll elil h e brings Ilntl toe pr ospec t ~ William King to William J. Garri. half c.<,1 mn -It llS they write. Ghemy of God, sustains ~be wllrrior (I f Il ( Iitniro (lia m )Od to IllI'l.zle I li p ~' The trouble with the smi, ll !Joy qlh !1 I' g1l'1". jji in battle, the poet. in Sone and !iOD reul estute in Franklin, II. Joeeph L . VuH to Raohel B . Hard is thllt hiR big si!:lter never WEiS 1\. 'l'h u t l'o ulIl atrenlthen8 nerywhere the tboU8 wi th t.h" /I vertl goe ~ and armll that work the purposes of lng, reul estate in Frankltn, sUl1l1I b,)y h erself unu 0 she 1I0e n ' t wife i tlillt b l' h ushll n e1 iii UlU b Amanda M. i:)utton et ul to Amos life. know how the sm ull boy feAls. Ill (lre pt'lIuign I with l it. prote tn- ~ Next in impdrtanoe to the divine and Charles n. Cook, relll est!l.te in The tremble with the uverllgehus t ion 01 IIfl'uCI.i')n th ,w 110 i with h i" ~ profe88ion of water, light ILnd air, Massie towDship, $2J50. bund is thll t he kn ows his wife Ill n ll PY, !lnu t lla t, he c.lo ,. n ot wa,.to ~ Ida M. Hommll to Eleanor Ful . thoae three great phY8ioai facts knows il isn ·t 0 big a mun as b e mnuh ot eitil el' uoleH\'! he wnnl s a button sewed 00 . whioh render existence po.slble, ton, real es~ate in Hamilton town- wanti:l the world to t bink he is. The trouble with nlm'oat uJl the . ___ - - _ ~ may bereokoned the univernl bene. !4hip, $noo. Hllzel W. Lewis to Louist' Lewis, fioience of gra8S. Ext\ggerat.ed by mini ters is that til y don't ' h ear A Hurry up Call. ~ tropical heats and vapors to the gl 4 lots in Lebanon and 123X aores uther ministerll preaoh ofteQ enough QUiOK ! Mr . Druf::gist-Quiok .- A ~ ,"""""""" "" """""""""""""""'"~ Kantio ollne oODjested with its sao· In Turtlecreek town hip, 11. Qu it box of Buckle8's Arnica SalvefI.; obarine lecrer-ion, or dwarfed bv olaim deed. Bere'l! a quarter-For t h e love of ~ AtldrE'ts all communications to Benjllmin Earnhart \'0 Mumie polar rlKors to the fibrous hllir of Miserable Mo es, Burry. Baby 's burned bim ~ tM,-terri t>ly -,Johunle out hill foot nortbern solitodes, embrllolng be. Euruhart, lot in Lebanon , 11 and by Kidney BDd Bladder TrlUble. The with the axe-Mllmie's sCA lded'- -PIl tween thelle ex~remes tbe maize, 10Te and affeotion. oan't walk from pIles-BilJie hEl s MarrIage Licenses. Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, it h itII rello I u t e pennons, t h e r Ice ·" discouragesandlessell sumbiHon; beauty. bolls-and m y corns aobe. She got plant of loathern swarpP8, the whel\ t Slmri Rlld~r, 60, oarpen ter vi~or atlll cheerful. it and "000 oured nil tho fnmily. Its Waynesville, Ohio. rye. barley, oats and other oerlals, Dayton and Mrs: Rurab A. Baysore, ness Sooll disappear th o grea test, bellJer on eUl'th ~01c1 by F r d C. ~obwnrtz ~ DO le88 than the humbler verdure 01 54, dressmaker, Lebanon. Rev . W, ~~e~ft~~~~~~{Silis~ ~ the hUf8lde, pastore' 'a nll praitie in A. Cooper: eased. the temperate zones gras8 is the Willard Foote, 1 , farmer of West Kidneytroublehns BLACKBIRDS FIGHT A CAT ~.U~~i~.!iC R.~ . , . become so prevalent most widely distributed of ILJL veg Woodville and Elizahet~l Sob nell, 1 that it is not uncont. A corresponu ent gIves fln nter et!Lble beings and is at onoe the type Rev. King Dlon for a child to be coonnt of t.he v!lin Affortfl I = of-otH'-life aud the emblem of mOr. witlJ,4-!'1l..LI.lLUe-a I ' Commissioners' I.>roceedin2's. ,~ eak kidneys. If the of a oat to get n young 11 dglin g t,~Uty. Lyln~ in the Ilun"hin~ Bill 0 . B Id Co child llrinates too ofteu, ifUle llriue scaltls binokblrd . 'I'he out hnll observell "mong the butteronp" ILnd d"n"e·. .s- regoOla r ge .,oon. the fl esh,or if, wh n the child reaches an Will Keep Ie .. " • ,' " ILU d " 05, .1069"'5 "', -. I ; Th amos age when it should be nble to control the tbe yonng Bier uucl illlDl ediat I" J urao t·8 .w 110111' of May, 'roucely higher in in- Barmon, bridge repa.hs in 'furtle passage, it is yet ami ted with bed-wet. g~ve ohal.ie, rushin g up the trunk of telllf;enoe than the 'm iuute tenunts . I) ling, depend IIpon i l , the cause ofthediffi · th e nest tree. : J rtt,ek townsblp *10 .... 5 i Jaoob Shu clllty is kidney trouble, Ilnd the first of the mimlo wHderness, our earliest maker, bridge repairs in Wllshington . step should be towards the lteatme.ntof Meanwhilfl th plLrent !Jlrds buu - -AN 0 recollectiQns ILre of gru8S, and when township $47:84' Thomas E Cor ' ,fuese illl,portlintorgu!1s, This unJ?l~asant· come upon the soene, and ee ing tb e the fir-ful fever 18 ended Ilnd the for.. " . " trouble IS due to a dIseased conditIOn of situation of their ne Uing lIttucked WIn, estlmute on contraot 49, ,,100; the .liidneys a nd bladd r aud not to a ·um wrangle of the market and the A. ll'. Meeker, seoond estimate con habit as most people suppose. the cat with the utm08t brtl very, BOAr whioh our decent into the bosom 0 * 0 W B Womcn ns w II as men IlTC made miser· obnttering a s bluokblrds cll n wh en At his home, 3X mil es wes l of of the earth hal made. and tht! car. traot 1 4, 10; . . f\ntram , able' with kidney nIH! bladder trouble, . stamps for auditor, lID i . Bondy and both need the same great remedy. oooa ion demand , Rnd for two h on rs Waynesvill e, on the Upper Spring. , pet of tl;le Infint becomes the blank Burton work oleaning cour. room. The ' milil and the ill1l11e~!ate eff~ct of the birds kept up t.lI e n.ttaok \v Hh buro pike, for th ~ oll1ing season, et of the dead. 16 Th W S hI k f Swamp-Root 'is oon realized. It I~sold out ceaSing, foroing the enemy to BROWN BILL is a good general· • I \ Gr&88111 the forgiveneM of. nature " ; e estern tar, I\.n s ' r by.. druggists, in fifty. auditor 111; Lewis Bros. & Co., Clint and one-dollar keep on the defensive only . At. pUl'PO horse_ her oonltitnt benediotlon. Field. drayagA 250 ' New York Rlloket size bottle·s. ~ou nllly III t the birQs were completely ex LO VERDA~ is one of the best· trampled with battle, sat.ulated with store,. merohtLnd ' ' ise' f . have a sample bottle b'lustod or 'Jail, 12 01,; by mail free" also a .,. Bnd 81tt "fill of II,. heal)," br<!d Percheron hOl' eli in this section blood, torn with the luta of oannon, G.e orge B. Fouohe, refunder of toxes pamphlet telling all , looking 8S if they hud 10 t th ir of t he country. H , is fifteen y a I's . grow areen ag~iD wl~h gran, IIond f '11" 1 : d B.·ll 78 . about Swamp.Root, 'II.... orS... m".Il"",. fellthers, like the jllokdaw of Rbeims old, and is withou t a blemish. ~~~~'"!!"'!'"'"!'~~~~~~~~ • • m:> St b' ~r ~ wllr 1, o. iucluding many of tlre-tllol15auds-ot-mti. , carAge ail .orgoUen. ·reettl Ban· Contr.a ots-Oontraot wa,s entered 1I10nial fetters received from sufferers atter the oursa . ~IoCLlTRE, doned by traffio become gra88.grown into with the Oregonil\ Bridge Co, who found wantp-Roo.t .1;0 be jlls~ the A frieudly hand flt Inst dislodged TERMS: like ror,,1 lane8. and oiiUterat-ed. for replur . of sewer '. , remedy needed. ln \mtJug Dr. KIlmer the ou t. In the ufternoon the happy "'10.00' to I ' nsul'e a~ 11'\'I ' n 1' call·, m.a r e l in Cle&roreelt &ICo., Binghamton. N. Y., be slIre anu C ' , . , Funeral Director. Ji'oreet8 decay, harve8's perl8h. township at eStimate t32.'50. mention this paper. Dou't make any pair seemed quite to ha.ve reoovered and colt to stand as S curity .' Any i 110wers vanish, bot grass is immor. l:ontract was entered into with m!stake, . but remember the name, Dr. themselves and were singtng II. on par ting wilh mi.lf'e 'fl) rf~iL<; tli ,! "·1 D-I_a d b the sullen Ktltner's Swamp-Root, and the address, - . uv ~uere y V. J. Zentmeyer for putting in Cor_ Binghamton. N. Y., on every bottle. Bong of viotory .-Country LIfe . in. 1I1'an 'e. . '1'e1 phono dny II ;til! hr. hosts of winter, it draws, into the rllgated sewer and concrete bead 11 11 .vJlho n oN".i L1) ug Impregnable torlr8l!ls of its subterra walls /lnd fiU over sa.me b~ Drake't! [) i~ t l\ Il Ce No . ti!J-'l r_ ~ean vitality !Lnd emergea upon the boarding house on Kings Mills hill get Immediate relief from WAYNESVILLE, "THE sm lUI" NBW S,= = = SECOND HANn OHII·). first "oUolta~ton of spring. ~own Il.testimate, $1(\ 07. Dr. Shoop's Magic Ointmel1t. Time Lock and Repair Work of All 'kInds by t~e winds, by wandering birds, Contraot was entered into wi~h Branch Office, Harveysburg. O. propagated by the subtle hortioul· Frllnk l:itokes for oooerete abutmeut RE,SIDBNCB SAFES A SPECIAL TV WAVNESV·lllE CHURCHES. ture of the element8, whioh "re its and raising of old ' abutment and ~AcI.slYe Agency for "Century" Adjustable Steel Drawlnr Tables · minlaters and servantl', it 80ft4'ns wings Dear the residenoe of Budd HA'],HAW~Y St. Augustine's Catholic Church. THE C. W. HAIN. SAFE CO., Columbus l Ohio, :ir,~~V~mm the rode outline of the worlj. WIlls in Clellroreek township at 681 "llthcr Gc orllc ~l rn'enbodt) I~ . I a~ L o r tenaoloul fibers hl)ld lhe eal'th in its tlmut.e, tS3,90 .. , \ A.~ 'leHville's Leuding Dentist MIL S cvrry MCCOI''] ~"ull/Lr o f Ih .:: Ulouth u~ place .D.d prevent ~ts soluble oom· OontrJl'o t was entered into with U : OU 3. W. Oftlce in Keys Bldg. Mum .!3t ponant. frolD wlishing Into the Obarles Henderson for oonorete aroh St. Mary's Episcopal Church. A Purely Vegetable Laxative wutlDg ieli.. It invades ' the soli. on C D ann N. RaHway, $110,50. He\, . J . I'" ·u ,lwa U,,,\cr . Hector. Contraot was entered into ' wiih tUd88 of deserts, olhll'bs theinaoces , unlluy OhO'II.!) :;;11 'I. III Morn ing se,·· Cures Chronic Constipation, and All 1·l cc. w ;ao a . HI. 1I0lr COlUUl u nl lln Llle 11"'L ble elopee .nd forbidden pinnaolso B",mns & 8haftle for six old boilers Live~ and Kictney Troubles! . SlInlluy OJ ell h lL1uuLl •. <<,If moolltains, modifies olhuates, de to be used for SeWEll". for $195. Methodist Episcopal Church. termln88 ,t he history. oharaoter aLd Oontnot was · entered into wUh For sQle at tbc (olloWltlg places: H·v . W . 'r ~ Ollilluml. PaMor . d.;aUDY of the na.tions . Unobtru John Hawke for repair of bridges llive and' ptltlent~ it haR immortal on Corwt . n avenue until . Septeinber .Zimmerman's, Kilbon's, "1'l C. IO;;!!) :l . Ill . 111 . !i:\'cn lng' sen· lcc • .";' ::10 P lLl . · vilor and aggro88ton. Banished 22nd. White'CII, Mountjoy'~ Springfield, Ohio. [' I' \ycr Nt.!eLIIlt;. 7 : JU p. m. fiOm ahe thorl)ogbfllre and the field, A' oommunioation from Reoorder I..____________~,...- - - , _ - -••----_-~ Christian Church. U·btdedts time to retorn, and when Spenoe t6l the l>o&rn was reoeived Hov. ~t. B , DlLwson. l'nstqr. ·vlRtl~09 J~ relaxed or the dynasty. making au otter to oomplete the genSlI lIdlLY School, U; 30 a. m. Suclul mooting. 10; <10 11. m. Imst.lall EmlulLvor, 7 ~OO p .l1\. 1la1l~rlahec:i, It. IUent'y reaomee Jta eral indexes up to the' dilte f~)f ,the HOijulu.r ~ butch servlce,Cl!'!()COnd 'unl,luy oach . $brone from whlOllit hl18 ' been ex- snm 14,850. The proposition w~s m()ll~h at 1(j:30 a. m. and 7:3 0 p . Ill. I WILL PAY THE \ : ~ed. bonvhicb: it never abroKates. 'flled lind pJ!Loed. on the journal. . ,Hkksite Friends Church, ., ·It beaN no blilzonry of: bloom to' • _ _ _ _....;;, . "'ir~ t Day M f.l tlnl(.· J.O :00 II. Ill: F'l r8~ Uny oharm the wi.t~ ·+-r·r agraDoe.of 00 with a Rush. S(Jhool. J I :00 n. m. Fllu rlh pay ~lt!cU n g '10 : )0 a. til , · ~plendO~. ba'. I~ homel1 h.u e Is more. The demand ' foJ' . t~at .lVond:erlnl · . eiaohan&lng 'b~n the 1I1y 01' tbe rOle ' Stomach. Liver and Kidn~y oare, Orthodox' Friends Ch~rch • . · It ,.elcU DO fruU in eartb · Qr ...., 01'. KIDg~1 l!ew Life PUla-ls /alRev. Benjam In aawltlns. Pn tor. . And poultry of.all kinds. I will he · ,..cl Y.' ,houlel ·llI Ii'UVtIIU fan for ioaDdlnR W"yn8l!lvtlle -p~ople and • abbatlt chaol, II :ao a. m . R gula.r "huroh , . d d they 8&y they never law thA Uke. /lAn'lee, 10 qo U . 10. brlsLiall I::nOoavor, ' . in Waynesville on ':1,'uesdays. Call 7 ::'\9 p . Ill , . • .....le 'amin" woaJ epopu. In beO&Ui!e ~hey never f.U to ou;. Phone 142. late &be Wor~'. . 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===-=--==~ We ruay now ('ousld · I' It d!'mon· Manasseh.-Or ]\fnnllJlses. all the nome strlltcd Ih llt II balloon will s tay In the 1.8 gl\'en In the prnye r of l\'inmU!ses which air liS l on~ as ils gas ho l d~ Ollt. constitutes the twelfth book of tho Apocrypha. was notEld In J ewish 'hlstory H eH'ryuorly who Is ri ch were bllT>- not only 1\8 hn \'Ing lh o longest reIgn of PY, nnll v rrbody who Is poor we re any mnnarch ot the line ot David. but un happy, thpl'e wou ld be a good dea l also ItS the moa t wicked, and althouch ha\'e Ul e record of hIs r ppentlUlce nnd more to ki ck about th an Ul ero Is now. wo rell torntlon by God to J erusalem, he wo.a not ed In the scpulchers of the klng~ In Morocco It Is tbe cu stom for men but burl like Ahaz WQ.lI burled In the garden to bllry their money. In this country, of Uzza and hie name held In abhor· however, It Is more the custom to feDCO because of t he bln.ck n as of his d ods. amo~ the recorded IIlns beJng the burn It. awful wlckedncss of giving his 80ne lUI otferlng til tit firo god Moloch. The Did the man whose wife h as sued an record of hIs lite Is round In tho S3rd him for di vorce because he used to chapter of Second Chronicles and In 2 take a razor to bed fear that be would KJngs. l dolat rouB worship and prac· tlces werc encouraged. The fires weN have to a nswer .cuttlng remarks? reklndl d In the vaney of Bcn· Hlnnom. Bani and A.8ltt aro ~h ritual. whIch The hotter the weather, the greater The had been Imported under Solomon trom need to lIupport those summer chari· the Phoenicians, was revlvoll with fresh ties whlcb aim to alleviate tbe sufff'r· 'lliendor. All thlll 'WIlJI accompnol d by the extremest moral degra.(}allon. Every .Ings of the poor. truth WIUI tolerated but t ho old talth of = ==== We certa inly do need to begin the larael.

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When an aerop1ane falls a victim to the total depravity of Inanimate things the consequences are dreadfu], be· caulSe the , higher the aim, the wor'le the fall. A man has been sentenced to 14 years In prison In British Columbia for '''Black Hand" practices. Thnt seems a very decent and r easonable sentence. ' WhUe the married prima donna can· lDot constantly denr tor publlcal!on reo ports of her engagement, she c«n man· age to k,eep in the Ilubllc eye by reo futlng divorce rumors. It Is pleasing to anticipate the days of purple grapes and blushing apples, the Thanksgiving turkey, the cider with the )lead on it, tbe possum bro\vne d and reposing In his couch ot browned PQtatoes, but we shaH not have the sweet, soothing, ennobling warmth of this delicious August tem· perature then. I

A "green" Vermonter, or n Vermont Green Mountaineer, just as you wlU, went down to the swell golt contost at Englewood. N. J .• in which anum· ber of the most notable players In the country partiCipated, and beat the bunch. All of which Is tresh proof of the manner In which rural brains, muscle and sklll 'are reinforcing the city stock. "There Is a certain typd' of college· bred men wbo seem to Imagine ,that during their four years of ' study they have accomplished all the work of their lives. and can thus afford to dis· slpate mentally ever atter." So says a current essayist In an eastern newlS· paper. Let the crop of graduates to be harvested next take heed not to conform to this type. The real schol· ar Is not finished by his college course, but on]y started on his career, A French alrshlp of the dirigible sas·bag varlety ,has made a five hour journey at an average speed of 37 miles an hout:. Her success, f01l0wlnl closely upon the heels of Count Zep. pelln's performances with his huge ship of ·the rigid type , reveals the ta('t that Inventive genius Is grasping ev. ery Idea of progressive a eronauts and plecllig them Into what wilt eventually be an aerial fiyer that 'can bo reU':ld ...;lon except during very high. winds. All the educational experts now seem to be denouncing the cra rumlng lSystem In model'll educa tion. Consld. erlng Its vast Importance. It Is something of an a nomaly that popular edu. cation is s ubjec ted to more fads and experIm ents than aDY other profae. s40n. Unfor tu nately, by the time the fads have been discarded and the experlmen ts proved uns uccossful some of the IllOst valuable years In lh~ lives of the unhappy young subjects of bot h ha ve been wasted. The Chin ese government continues to 8ho\\' a progressive sp irit, and nat. urally gets valuable hints trom this direction . An lmperlal edict transCCTS Tuon·F ang. viceroy of Nanking, to the vlceroyshlp of Pe·Chl·Li province. The s ignificance of this lies In the fact that the Jutter province Is one of tho most Important In the empire, owing to contac t . wlh foreign Inerests, ond the transferred viceroy Is thoroughly imbu ed with Amerloan Ideas, and ui llo a war!'ll admi rer and ' trlend ot the nnlted States. Bal' Harbol', .M'e., is a rather '''swell'' Bumm er resort, a'nd probably has no use for the sea serpent, a fight betw n a wb Ie and a swordfish or any otber form ot s n'Sational "ad v." Quite tn keeping, th·er . for'e, was an occur, when a pall' or moose carne out .or, their for st habitat, swam across Frenchman's bay nnd sedately browsed , upon ('II lavon of a Blllumer Tesldence. Ot coui's whe n 'o bserved the dignified .blmals ,r tn'at, d In cood c)rder. 1\1 becunr. r attiree of Buch s tatply beal'-' • 14 1I\\.('h 10rd17' Burroundillp.

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The Itory of Manasses' sins, his severe punishment and his ultimate repentance and restoration to JerulJalem Is but a repetition of the hlltory of the Jewish nation. Sin, punllhment, repentance, forgiven ell. The rehearul In Psalm 106 of the lucceilive slnl of the chll· • dren points not only the leSIon of the frailty of the human :: frame, but the long lufferlng mercy of God. ."They made a calf In Horeb, and wo,..hlRed the molten Image. "Thul they changed their glory Into the Ilmllltude of an ox that eateth g;'~II. "Trey forgot God, their Saviour, whIch had done great thlngl In Egypt. "Wondroul workl In the land of Ham, and terrible 1hlngl by the Red lea. "Therefore he said thBt he would destroy them, had not Mosel, hla cllosen, atood before him In the breach, to turn a'w ay hla wrath, lelt he Ihould deltroy them. "Yea, 'hey delplaed the pleaaant land, they believed not hll word: "But murmured In their tents, and hearkened not unto tho voice of the Lord. i'Therefore he lifted up hi. hand agalnlt thsm, to ove,... throw them In the wlldernell: "To oV!lrthrow their aeed allo among the natlonl/ and to leat· tel' them In the lInda. '. "They joined themselvel alao unto Baal·poor, and ate the lac· :1 :: rlfle'ea of the dead. "Thul they provoked him to anger with their Inventlona: and the plague brake In upon them. "They did not ~el~roy the nationa, concerning whom the Lord commanded them: "But were mlnaled among the heathen, and learned their work a, . "And they lerved th~lr Idol,; which were . a snare unto them. "Yea, they sacrificed their Ion I and their daughterl unto devlla, "And shed Innocent blood, even the blood of their Bons and their daughtera, whom they sacrificed unto the Idoll of Ca· naan, and the land wal polluted with blood . "Therefore was the wrath of t'-e Lord kIndled agalnat his people, Inaamuc'h that he abhorred his own Inherltanoe, "And lie gave them Into the hand of the heathen; and they that hated them ruled over them. Their enemies allo op· pressed them, and they were brought Into lubjectlon u,\der their hand." So It was with Manaale·s . So · la It ever.. As a min aoweth, ao he reaps. '

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ud corner for • ttte1), hl4ln. plaoe. "No, no!· ImpaU_ntl)' 'be cried, aftel trylnll a balr dO~"D 'plac s, "Ulis wtl! ne ver do. I will aur'e lY perish If I tarry h I'll. But wbi'lher slla]] I , go?" and wrlnatlng his hands as he vaced 'to nnd fro h gav e placo to hi' de·palr. " Nay, I cannot go forth In theso robes," he exclaimed as his gla nce cbanced to b dlr cted downward an~ he became conscious of the roya; robes he was wearing. Suiting the action to the words he began to s trip ~ims elt of his garments. anll as he flung aside one article a tter an· other be moved off towards the servo ants' Quarters. There had been h asty flight froro that plnce also, and the king found garments scattered here nnd there, Divesting blmself .o f his jow led sandals he slipped his feet Into a pair be found tbere, and then Quickly selecting various articl es of appa rel he soon had ·a djus ted them and , thus di sg uised, he sli pped trom tho rear eo, trance to th e pa lace and hurried sl, lently down the now alruost desflorted s treet. J erusRI m wns all In a trembl e over Its Imp ndlng doom, and the peopla had fled h re Rnd there, hiding them' selves os best tb ey could. "If I cn n but reach the OPPOSite sid. of the city and get beyond the wal~ I sball be able to make good my escnpe," he thought. Beh ind him came the crash Ilnd thunder ot the falling walls of th E city, tbe shou ts of the Invading army, ond the hurrying footfalls of the thou· sands as they advanced. The' palacl was the center towards which the soldiers rushed. both tor the purposo of loot nnd because there was thE hope that the king might be taken. Hither . and thither through Ul< palace the search was kept np, but when the captain of the 'h ost had come, only disappointed looka and "doubtful sbakes of the head greeted him. "Wbat Is this. nnd this, and this'" be exclaimed, as h e passed through tbe various apartments, and Indlcat· lng as · he spoke the various garments which the king had cast asltle. "The klng's ,robes !" they exclaimed, Quick to catch the , drift of the cap. taln's thought. "Y!!a, and here are his sandals. the last to be discarded." he added, after the long. search h~d ended. .. "Thlnk you that he hath goneT" "In the garb of a servant he ' has fte,d," tersely exclaImed the cap~aln, and turnlng hastily to some of hili at· tendants he gave orders that search· ers should go In every direction In pursuit ot hllp. "He must not escape us. for It' waa the explIcit orders of our great klns Sannaoherlb that he be taken aUve and brought to Babylon, not only as 8 trophy of war. but also as an example to those of his nation who would dare to defy the authority of our king." So It came to pass that shortly att. er the fieeing king had sUpped through one of the gates of the cit} his pursuers had taken up the chase and ' were scouring every nook and corner of the city. whUe other sol· dlers went out beyond the wall. I 'IWhat Is the ' use of going further," exclaimed one soldIer, Impatl~ntly, after a long, fruitless search. I'No one could ever have gone In thither much less passed through this great hedge of thorns." And, turning away as he finished speaking. he proceeded to retrace his steps fonowed b)' the others. But one keen-eyed Individual, un. willing to abandon tl1e spot. pushed a little way· Into the thicket, ''What Is that?" he suddenly ex. claimed, as he caught the tinge of red upon the tip ot one of the thorDIS. "Blood," he added, half to himself, in answer to his own Question, and reaching forward he plucked the thorn and examined It more closely. "It cannot have just been left there by olle of our men. for, It Is Quite dl1 and set," he exclaimed, as he ' rubbed his fingers over the rr.d·t1nged thorn, Thus roused he whistled for the r& turn of some of his comrades. and soon the group was pressing here and there Into the thicket as tar al was possible. A shout, a struggle and then the soldier who' had persisted In the search was seen to drag forth a hapless Individual. His face was scratch. ed by the thorns and his simple serv. ant's garb was torn and disheveled: "Whom seek you?" Questioned the king, making a delSperate effort to appear calm. "The king," came the Instant response, · "and we have found him."

The Melody of Life. THE STORY. The desire of happiness, beyond all OT a friend was left to the king In doubt, is a natural desire. It III th& tbat dark hour. law of lite Itself that every b.,tnl The strong army of the Assyrian seeks and strives toward the pertectioQ king had Invested tfe city of Jerusa· of Its kind, the realization of Its own lem and assault after assault had specific Ideal In form and function weakened the defense until It needed and a true harmony With its environ: but one more determined attack to mGt. . Every drop of sap In the tree force the wall and take possession of flows toward ,'tollage and frult. , Every ' the city. drop o~ blood In the blr.d beats toward And the king? flight .~nd song. ' ~I! ' a conlSclous beln. . Alone! . ~Is moveme~t. towllr«\ perfection must Not eyen did the PrlelSt1.~ , attend· t.ake a c~nlSclou.s form. ' Tl;lls 'consc1ous ants of the gods he had '80 zealously fQrm Is hap",lnesS7the 'saUBfaction ,ot lerved . st.s.y to bDcoqrage or' direct ,~e 'Vital Unpulse, the rhYtluil of. , lDward: Ufe~ the:melqdt a .heart that blm In his sor~ su:a lta• Whither should he turnt Even has' ,tolUld ,its .k enote." 'To 881' that lOW 1rom his palace wlnd,OwlS he couldiill men loris for this Is simply to: c'b a. he.a r ~e fierce, cries of ,t he investing fel$" that aU meD' are humaJ1, and that· "rmy as th~y drew In closer ~nd their ~oughts and reeOngB lue. aD e. closer· about the wall's , and prepared s~tfal part of' .thelr Ufe. Virtue me,ns to concentra~ their eUo~ . against a 'completed muho04. 'Tbe jo:vftll the ope we.,ak point. . welfare, ~f thE! sout' "elongs to the run. In desperation ~e .kin'l'UIIhed from , n~~a 'of that Ideal. HoltnelS8 Is whbiel one end of ~e palace to the other•. Some. ·I~ , _trivt~, to, r~&1lze th, true lee)tnl fint- for some one .to .bom he al1'n our .bein" "e flDd tile coUld look for IUldallce ud h8lp, and h;applQe., hiipllUl~lll .the "8T7 bwt tbeD lIDdIIW DO ODe, learchlD. each or' our dor.t.-BtDrt ... DlJre; D. D

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Release my hllonds she said to hllll y Btood 10 tho cntry way; nlght. da rl' nlchL whero he slood Mlh her, And nothing tJle youth did say; And "Rpll.'u8o my hands !" 8h said acaln. But h - would not iet them go: AmI be sai d things In hur scashull ear .. In " thro btul volcc and low: Oh, rill Bao my hands!" screamed tho mnld to him Rill ho Wouldn' t, IUns l /lInck' "W 11. It yo u won't," shrloked the mnld II I las t. "Th eil, clarn It all ' scratch my bacl' '"

A pickle factory burned down In ilur neighborhood a few weekll ago. a nd yeste rdny the women folks vis Ited the ruins. The neighbor's wltr borrowed our baby b.uggy and SOOIl returned with tho following: Eighteen bottles or tomato catsup (sJt ghtly damaged). Ten Quarts of IDustsrd pickl es (stili bot). 'rwenty·tour quarts of sweet gber klns. Twelve jars of crabnJlple jell. Nineteen cans of Ea rly June peo, (sligh tly smok ed, but stili In the cans ) For tbis outlay she expend ed $2.05. notwithstanding the rnct that her hus· band doesn't e.ot plckl S. 'fhls.. Is the biggest bargnln the Fourteenth avenue olony has had to talk about In years In the meantime Invitations are be, Ins sent out to all fri ends to come up and belp ea t our flre·sale pickles,

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Depew Inherlta Talkatlvene8s. fa ther," said Chnuncey M . Depew, "was a fru gal and saving mOll. Htl neve r approved o'r the waste of anything. Including time. "On e night he went to a prayer me ttng. The brethren were back· ward. After a walt of a quarter of nn bonr my father rose and said: I,It Is a shame to waste all this valuable time. WItI not some, brother. teU his experlenoe ?" "No on e rose and my fath er con· ' Unned : •Will , Bome one lead us In prayer?' "There was no response to this ap· peal ond my fathe r said: 'In th at case I wI\) Improve the time by mak· Ing a few obse rvations on the tarla:: " - New Yorlc Sun. " ~ Iy

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Embarrall8ed Mule •. One of the humorous passages In Mark Twaln's "A Connecticut Yan· koe at King Arthur's Court." relates how a party of travelers, coruposed of ladles and gentlemen, were telltng funny storlcs and how the Yankee was able to trace the progress of the joke down the cavalcade by the way the mules blushed.. The Idea of a mule blushing at anything. even the S~· lome dance. In these times Is of course preposteroulS. The embarrassment of those early mules was a fitting rebuke He-I hear that your husband IAf' to the ladles aboard tile mules. tor YOll very well fixed? we are led to Infer that tbe ladles She-Yes; I should say be did. HII didn't blush. lett me his money with the provision that, If I .m arrl ed within five years, " He'l Famoul Now. was to go to a hospital. "Some people work years In vain to Exceptional Manne.... become famous and others win taml! There "'lUI 11 flBh rman polite In a single day." Whos manners were so flne, "Right. you are. There Is the case Whene'er he \Y nt to catch a. flslt of that Ohio man who traded bill He'd drop him IIrst a line. wife for a keg of beer." , -Judsa.

CompanIon of Irritated Divines Came to the Front with Order to the Walter. Joaquin l\ll\1er Is to establish a ('olony of po ts In Frul tvol , Cnl. !llr. ~lI 11 e r, discuss ing Ulis colony rece ntly, sa id : "We po ts wIll, . of ou rse, argue nild squnbbl . Thot will be dell ght· ful. , Arguments aud sq uabbles ov r MaUll w Arnold. Sw inburne, Tenny· son a nd Kents ar pi ' Hsllnt and s n· sible thlng.8, yo u kn ow : They are not like politlcnl or r 1Iglous nrgu· ments, which In th Ir bitt er raucor al· wnYI make me think of three !llalne dlvln cs. "Whtl tltr e !II alne divines were SIIJlping tOg ther, two ot tbem began lo a rguo nuou t thc comparativ e rl'1I gious meri t of th e roynl houses of Stuart and Orollge. Th e a rgu ment lJe(:ame hell ted. Tbe di vi nes grew ex· Ited and a ngry. " 'Wtl1lnm 111. was n grent roscal,' roa red th e Orst. os h struc k the tab le with his tlst. 'A great rnsclll, nn d I spit IIpon his m mory!' "The Ilecond divin e. tnrnlng va ry red. s houted: .. 'No, It's James )1. that wos the I'nRcnl. 1 spit Ullon his memory! ' At tbls point the third divin e rnng the beU, lind said gently to the walter: .. 'Spittoons tor two', pi lise.'''

GAVE HER AN IDEA.

.~( . , \ ,. '" Cyole Deater-Here Is n cyclometer ' I can recommend. It is pos itively RC• curate; not at all like sOllle cyclometers, which reglst~r t,v.o miles, l)er. haps. where you have only ridden one. Miss de Byke-You haven't any of that kInd, have you?

Your Salary. The unIverse poys cvary man In his own coin; If you smile, it smiles upon you In return; If you frown. you will be frowned at; If you Sing, you will be Invited Into gay company; If you think, you will be entertained by thinkers; and' If you love the 'World and earnestly seek for tJie good that Is therein, you will be s urrounded by loving frl nds, and nature will pour Into yOllr lap the tr asures of tbe earth. Censure. criticise and hate. and you will be censure d, crltlolsed and hated by yoqr tellow men.-N. W. Zimmerman.

HI. Advice. There was a woman living In II ccuntry town who never called In a doctor If she could bJlp It. but . wal forever trying to ,et free advice ~y devious means. One day, suffering from a allgbt f'- --;i'lP'~--IH-''ttIh.-\+"''r-:;ii~\-t-eo~-1the-mrylald a grurr mlddl ~age,' medico ot the ' 'old school. and, after \~~......::J'r-:»o''--h: a:{p,reJlmlnary conversation. asked ten· tatjvely: -"By the way, doctor. what do you do when yOU bave a cough 1" Look at the Namel. He looked her straight In the fllce In • A. D. Fearaldhach·Flontashtna for a minute. and then answered . was an Irish king, a "most Just and without movln.g a muscle: good prince,'" who was slal~ by' hla ,"I cough, madam." successor, Flacbadh·F!on, who was treattld to a similar tate by Flncbadh· I A Mlltake. b'lonohudh, "the prlnoe wlt.h the wblte "You made a mistake." said tbe cows," wbo died at the bands of "tho housewife to the employment agent. IrIsh plebeians of Connaugbt." Jilocb· "I asked you for a competent maid." alrh·Moldmeodbaln was one of tho "I sent you a competent one," · r& halt dozen who died of natural causes, "He hosn't enougb sense to get In plied the agent. out of the roln.:: and Flalthheartagh was one of the "No, you. sent. lin Impudent one" two to resl.1Pl tbe monarcll',s spepter "Is that wby his w\te Is so anxious was t~e reply. "I thougllt you mUI' for ·the monk's cowl.-New York to move to Arizona'?" have misunderstood me." Press. Slightly Qualified. GOdD REASON. "A woman's nil old 811 ahs look .... Could 8ne7 Thill lIayln" we don't doubt"When ' women get to voting," said Mold IIhe looks: that I., the man, "tb'ey will bave a great .Before ahe III dressed to 80 out! many more calls ·than they nOw bave Wh He A,ked ' for ·Credlt. to put their 'bapds In , tlielr poc~ets lIud give .money to .Cur'ther Important Alderman Mulcahy of New York. oauses." ' dIscussing credit, said: The woman loo}(ed tbpuglItlut. "The man who' asks for credit "I'm always willing, of cbune." sbe awakes your suspicion and your sus· said. "to give money for a good lcause, plclon usually turns out to be Just. but ' as tor. putting mf band In my "A bartender told me how, the other pocket-" day, a seedy chap turned to him from the free lunch counter and saId: BAD DREAMS "'Can yoil trust me for a glass or Cauled by Coffee. , beer tm ta-morrow evening, friend l' .. 'No, sir! 'Nlx!' said the bartender. "1 have been a corree drinker. more "'Well, I'm sor\,y,' said the man. of less, ever since 1 can remember un. 'It seems 'l duder small to eat the til a. few months ·ngo'. I became . ~ore amount (if free lunch I'Ye done and and more nervous and Irritable, and then not buy nothln'.''' ' finally I could nut sleep at nIght for I was ho.rrlbly disturbed by dreams How It Happened. of an sorts and a speCies of dlstrelSs, Tjarks-Who was that sporty cbap I'og nightmare. In the ' high hat and diamonds that ' "Flnally, atter bearing the exveri., ISpoke to you outside? ence of , numbers of friends whO had Bjarks-Don't you know him? Why. quit coUee and wj3re ..drlnklng Postum, he's a sJlrlng poet. She was a dlmlnutlve thing, carrY' !lnd learning of the great benefits they ' Tjarks-Spring poet T Mean to say a spring poet can sport a tall hat and ' Ing book and slate, and tt was a cold, had derived, 1 concluded coffee must bllzzardy· day, and the klnd·hearted be tl1e cause of my trouble, 'eo · I got diamonds? ' Bjarks-Sure ,t hing! ae wrote a lady looking from the window all.. some Pas tum and had. It made strictly according to dlrectlOllS. poem on a wago~ spring and the that slie was crying bltterl),. So ' tbe kind 'fady went out to the "I was astonished at .the. flavour and manufacturers "r~ .paylng blm an opsidewalk an(l accosted her; "What are era singer's 'Salary, It entirely toc'k the place of cof. you crYing for, you poor little dear? fee, and to my :very great satl\itacilQD, A Good SuggestIon, A:-e you most. frozen?" , I began' to sleep peEicefully and sweet"Oh, I should so like to become fa· "No. ma'am; me ' aln't-boa-hoo- ly. 14y nerves Improved. and I 'Vlsh mous," 8,Ighed tpe ·youthful poet. , ": told. Me~ c'yln; 'cause me's tald me I could wean ,every man, woman and "Well, If you get a haircut and det to school too e~rly:' child from the ·unwholesdme drug-or. put on a clean (,loHar," 'said the sensl: dlnary coUee.. • Slow. ble old gentletll.alnl I··maybe Fame may "People r~al1y do not aJ)pl'eclate or It " has been Ilt least n week . be peuuaded 'to' t.s.ke jou OD proha· rea~l~e' wba,t a. powe~tul drug it la and Since ho. acquired thr,ee \10-0 pelt.; tion." W~'re pn~lent. but It'. nellrly . tlm~ . •.wha~ terr~ble eUec~ it· has,. on' the hu. Old . Sure Sho~ ~ l!ot at IIOmethlnlr man _y:ster,n. It, Jlley ·.dld, harcHy a. "lwaya. Ready, pOJlnd o!" it JVo~td be liPid. t would The poet-- Is there' a ·'llteJV1 club . T~" ObjectIon. " think o~ going 'back to.' cottee ' III this vlclntb'.? : ," , . "But 'what does ' your' father ,, ~ , ai~st as soon tluQk' .' ' "' . . Thtl edltor. ;f.reachlng behind the m'e ,t o"object to?~' "He ~oesn't see anything 111 lOU, of lluti~Dg, my ha.n d · in a' fire a(ter I ' delskl,--'ToIlete ~B. · ~re )'OU IIterFY'? had ODce been burMd. " " ' dear. ! · t~1nk thaf's the an,sw~r.~. . N'ot Guilty, , "A. ~OUDI '1841. ,riencl 'of ours hild ' _~mach trouble (or ' a long. time; ·aDd Magilltrate--~ yoU, are la ' member . Wouldn't :'J'ruI.t HI_ Temper, 0( the IIgbtrtlDgered . traternlty, ehT "What ought to be done with kid could.< not get well au lons ae abe qJIed . (loUee. She .finally quit cOlfee 'and bePrlsofler-No~ :vm.r bonoI'. JBeldo)n 'n apers T'l permy bllnd In UDtil ' afttlr .dark. "Don't. ~k me tbat. i might it~ gaD the use of POltum and Is : .•..: ~..,....~---'ectl,. well, Youra• somethiq that would sbock 10U.N ' " Read "The ', Road FOR HIS SAKE.

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"Tbe Fool y 'nr:old b ),. and th e IJu\\'d 1·. h1 g s lllUk Y I'Y DIll II the o r th e nmmullit ion hol s t Wbo Looked sam e liS a hllnLlrr. d·pound SIH'k uf !lollr. cylindrlr'al in Olr"c' ll), flho"(' til mag a· un ForlJld· s holle :tncl stllddt'd \\'I th IUlll ps wh re thll stic ks o r nilro 7. iI\ f.'~ t Iw 1I:\\,y ha s fOtl~h t d n Things." pr trud e .} Tho trippc r pulls th loW r I('\'l'\' frolH hl>! (,n "f It s s t ~ ru 8t 1111 r· \V e lire 0 11 th e m ug '. SO lli e o ne cnr. H II' lil'st }lo\\'df' r·I);lg fnll s ; nnntlwr I,.,· r. nn(l lit o n nl WllI' S IInri th o war IB secolld III III . 1' h hrnss ra mme r fo rr.,!; thf'1D bl' hll1 \1 th e . call s. "SLartlng·1Jlwy ." a nd you kn ow stil l rol r from flnl slt d; t hal In HlI Olh ' l' mln ut th is duubles h!'l!. The plll gma n ~1\'Ps R 11\1).\ WI' ndl 10 lIlI' bn'ec h, 1I 0 r will II bt, o\'er unlil 1\ s{'alcd lube ha s been su bs tltwl sled. origina l Imitation or bi lly· and lIS mushruom h 'a u s lid" till 0 11 the !Iuwu l·r·ba gs . tut e'(i. Th e loadel' s ll pl:! .. primer III lho 1011l' I1 ·hoI1, th on flllds bIll!'! he ll wi ll co III men ' e. YOtl re fl ec t Tlte ulIlpi re Is only tnn wl'll awnre of thi s dnng r as t hat a lJl ast prells ur of 12 pounull to down a tluy II i ce of 1;1 e l. that fo rms t he f'lc(· t rica l CO il · he ('fi[jra lly II'nlc hp.s \' ry nl( \'() )f IIH' (' rl'\\' . Th ' utter silel\r'C' s till Ilrp\· nll~. Th,' gun lin.' b .. " n ollr(' tirl'd a nd the squure In c h will ki ll n ma ll. YOIl n ection. on the ai r All Is r ell(ly . TI](.'s ar th e hard lll olll('nt!; . You r1asp kll o w that th o' r' ff~ ssu r is hl'lllg lou,il-ll fo r Ih o ~f'('.H1( 1 liml'; the fil' st IIll nute your CliP t ig htl y in YOllr Il all(1. Y OII h('('olllt) I'alll !'d. n(oa r th e mu zzle of th is glln whose 11:1 " Itot I)nl;!wcl, anll still nol II 1I"lrd , br c h you Br e besid e, wh('n It Is Th ough ~' O ll Il r I oci«!tI In Ihp colli n Ih'l' might Ile a Th ' sf't'OlId shot Is IIl'l'd, ..\ gnln the en!!y. IInbeliev· . squar hea\'y lJr . ·z bl o wl n~ , the way your trOll l'(' rs fl a il ngfli ll s t · . ahl {' 1'1'('(01 1. I. l' SS thnn nny wh I'G 111 tl.J(' Hhill do ynll r el lIr d, Is sev' rnl tun s to th YOllr legs. T hl' ca r has g rollllo..l it ' wny bll cil ; th "hu t· luch . You rem mbe r Ulat only n fe w It h re at lit trunn io n f th !' glill . 'Tl s nlways so. In yell l'!> ngo a green sallorman s tood ort· t I'S hllvc losed; th o c row it ni att pllt ioll . The pin 0 Is s t ul'l11 'cl'nter!l Is Ihe (,111 m; In Ihe ('o re or th e nco rn d\\' L' lI g III I' ~('rnl. As Di s r<l ·1i sal tl , the (Jul y Joy in being as cI('s n Rnd IIt.!at ulld sil ent as at nn Inspeclion. s ide 16 feet, that som e one call ed to him to li e dow n jus t liS th e gUll was It Is now liP lO th e polnler, 11 (> grR ~ P S hi s unwl e tdy 1'1'11\1(' !lIini"l!'r 11"8 In tlt e l' rlalnty of you r 1(I1"wlcllge that Itotlting is Itn p(lC' nlllg o n t he Insldl'. HE'rf', ill the III chnn ls m; he dos s and wresUQs with th e vns t nllti tired, that h e waB in th e ac t of lying Irlllal d !II! IIi> r. at t he n \'\'0 ('('nl r of d s lrll(' ti o n, pre· complica t ed s tc I. Th o s hip IllOY s on her stalely and down wh e n It was Ilr d, but that th e \ ai l <lnly ~il(!II ce an c! qui e t. s uction of the all' go ing with the p red termln ed \\, !I ~' , whil e the seconus tl y. lind o ve ry socand co unts agalnsl th e prize' lIl oll cy thi s point r lIIay A third IIn li f(1urth t illt{' Ih e Hnloo th r '01 1. Th e c rew s hell dre w hi s head from his body \\'()rl(~ with th e 5 rene tl ellg hl or n (; e Tlf.'ra clock. \'lIHtl y and brol(e his neck. This does not earu , agllin st t he trop hy thi s Ghlp may will. The barll· ('\llIIplir-::It"d , bUl of a sing l purpose nnd il sing le big bull·s·eyn dll n(' s. fa ntllstic, II r f;S hi s magnlfled IIl'ld a dd to th e pi IIs ur e of you r s ituation. tl.l olIg ht. 1' ''11 a rc loC' II!HI up witll a .Ingl(· g nn . (' (lU ' for you cu n easil y r act. out lbe reot vision . 11 twl s !!> t h wh l'l R hair :lud the mll zzl rat d by a sk ill of steel il; il .' 111 1111' . \\'h l: l1 lh nt s lwaks •_ d l tbnt cold haunch . or th e gllll rf'!' ponds IJY an In II; h ' reyel'/:; lI. an d lip. liP If YOII d are. an pn ' 1" Imil ree p t I' Il J). " '[' 11e S I1IP Is \\' a It Ing th tllrre t Is J rk d on th e bariJe ll l' :l lId t he unfll'eli gll n YOIl look abo ut a nd obs N ve yuur com panions In til e ':lh 'J Burg es s 10 \\., Is pu!led lethal chamber. Tb ey nre eleven : two t rainers, two pointers, one front Its hoi s tlllan. on e tripp e r , two load e rs, a ra mm ' r a nd a plugmnn . And e 4 \1 I lihrl· tbe eleventb, th e un necessary Que, the otll r outsid e r- he Is th e Ulll. Tit is umpire ; he weurs th e s in gle s tripe of t he ns lgn , a commls Rlon ed Is the bo ·11officer, nnd be I s ju~t a bout as k ee n 01; you are to kee p t hings lash, r\ ft ' r straight, to omit nare·bac ks, slde·st II t he burst ing of powd r·bug s o \'ery s ho t and lasso o ve r·sp eed . You pin your fai th there ; I · t tb lt; umpIre bEl I h train r, th e sllY·pllot ot the turre t! , wit h a The trip per , Is a sl igbt Ind. a boy of p rbaps 18 yea rs. N Ither q ui ' It twist b as he eve r Been 0. big ,g un Ured a nd yel he Is to ~tand th e re a nd of his pull the lever tb a t thrus t s th e s hell and Its follOWI ng po wde r·bagB \V h e I, Into the carrying-C Ase be for e th t: Ilre c h . 111 an ulld rs hlrt. u pair s ubLl y a bo or troU Sel'B and a thlll smilG h \\,lIlts tile word . He was caught so rlJs t he only a year ngo on the s treets of lIlinn a }.)olls . whith e r he had cOllle bac illal'h . tresh trom th e farm . For t he Fnr up on the left uf th e lJarrel. encased In a leather h ead-d r SS, fifth tl ma is the turret·trulner. his right eye locked to the t elellcope that pro· th e ShUll!!" j ects {rom th e hood alJo ve him , He m ight be a div e r , with that OJ) liS. th e curious jumbl e of Intricate wires and th e g ree n s peaklng·tube trail· g ri nd aI':Ing aft. H e gra!,ps a lJlg wheel, as a cbauffe ur bls Bteering·gear, cends. tb e and moves ea sily on Its barlle tte the 130·ton turret. Below him, tripper b e tw een hlB legs, his aBsllitant sets his sights. They might be pau ses to riding pickaback. these two, up there along the slope ot tbat sleek flip hi s Ie· steel haunch. vel', when On the other side t!ae pointe r, with his . aBslstant. SlIell ee !" also rid es picka back. Here Tbe tone Is Is the eye tor which this raised. It wbole s hip WIlS buUt: here hilS an ge r. the ne rve and Qui ckness for Tl1cl?£ I~ cSOI'1ETIfJfY(j UffJPfAI(A8LY c:SUBLIf1£. J.tf TtiE FULL-GROW'" CRY OF' A GReAT GUN c oncealed which tb e 16,000 tOUB, the but . glow· seven nlllllons of dol1ars, the five years of making, lng, li ke lb fllIl 'k flu . h ot a n >T\'OUS \Voma n's fa ce . . The 011 the \l oke of have spread th eir august bes uap or til "Silence!" cu ts Ilk a whip. his Ind ex tin ge r. A ~ th ough para lyzed, th e ac t lOll of th e turret (\les. Ing, Hi s accuracy may sink and h e I:; row s T he I ::IdCl' Ila ul;es III th act of ill" c rUng the brass COila wars hip; bls weakneBs a n x lou 8 ; hi s , ruin a nation. To find him 'w hol e h e ln g n <'fI n ·tmy, t be band of t he tripp er fn llB trom its leve r, tb s igll t· It e r s li ps f rom hi s h ad ·or ss, the h olslman an d his like halt a mUllOl pourB It se lt ulong th e wheel c r owds I' ll In fron t of th e umpire ; th e o pen breech of th e g un exud es th e thhlll est cirrus froth. IlI,e t.he firs t t o n r soluti on of t bat ter ri ble w l'ea lh of smo lle from a choi'e Plnar del Rio. Th e umpi re IlOl nt s st I'Dly below. It IB be who has pr o bl em . An bou r, a 1I1lnute. called. Th e holstman lind th loud erR climb dowu t ile ft\'e s co nds. n h oise and ' pic k up fO Ill II gh t-hl'Own hUllil s tbat look week- how mu c h like broken StlCk B of horelwuLl(j ('li ndy, pl e rc d wltll all' . hol es tb e I Q n g , way. " ellse tiring!" C 0 ml11alldB

• • • • • • • • • AMILIAnlTY. ·tls said. breeds cont mpt; but I have an extrellle res p 'ct fo r n 12·llIch g un on a '. ba tlle·s hlp . The ve ry last thing I core for In that conn ection is eithe r famlllal·!ty or contem,pt. The m n wllo work It; who some ~;;;;;;:t day will light with It- let those ~ me n ex plain how Innocent lIuch II gun lB. how taclle ItB manageme nt. how bland its t em per. how Xlllllslte Its adjus tment. Not I. LIsten to those me n a wlJlle and you wUl belle \' that. It Is less 'dauge rous to bo locked Inside the turre t willi II' a big glln Is being fired than it Is to c ross Broadway Ilt Twenty-third street. Perhaps It 115. but I prefe r Broadway. And yet. th e fA scination! A great gun hall for the Imagination the potency at evil Itself. Emblem at torce, symbol ot d str uctlon, It stands serene. majestic. while round Its muzzl e gath e r all tbe forces ot the race's struggl es, and through Its breech marc b bate, pain, griet, ambitio n, powe r aud d a UI . "Tile torp . do," sold the captain ot a battle-ship to me one night at a dinn e r, " Is 1II0re or less of an experim e nt. a toy . It woUld be practically ImpoBslble for one to oink a lJlg s hip. The only thing 1 am ' really afraid ot Is a 12·IDe h g un ." Th e next day 1 we nt Into the nfter·tur1'et when tbe ablp was on the ran ge and In full a r.d sympathetic ac· cord \vitll th e cllptaln stood bellhl, tbe brl'lec h of one ot tho e g unB wblle It drop))ed to\'.r sbotB Into a target a mile awa)'; stood tbere wltb my cap in my hand. r eady to ~Iap It ove r my face In case of accid ent, cursing tbe curiosity tbat led me to - that thaI chnm be r. Then th e wonder ot It , came over me-tbe silence ot tbe gun·crew; th e stealthy leap of th e rifle bnrrel, like th e spring , . of a grassbopp r; th e qui et, duU report which scarcely tr m bl d thnt stately moving fortresB; the sour·egg s mell of tbe nltrQcellulose s tlmulat. ing tho nerv eB ; th e sweet, sick subtlety at ether lul1lng tl1(I overwrou ght brain . Wh en lhey Bhut the steel door Ulat caged us In I slipped Into n funk and until the flrBt shot E )(PL OcS/OIY' was flrod my nerve waB fone. The Bides of my -OF A TWELVE:/IICI( cournge ac count foot ed up: Debit: (1) Imprisonme nt In an oval cnse the dollars has been spent In a shape of a colli n. th o sid es formed of solid steel Bingle month . In three minutes nin e Inc bes thlclt and th e top of steel jus t as now h e can qualify and ha \'e $10 solid and live Inches thick; ( ll) ftlJlng a quarter a month add ed to his pay for a ot thnt cas the back Ullrd of a 12·lncb rifle baryear. For we have pene trated rel. r eady for action; (3) below, an open ohute, to the very viscera ot war'B na· with a steel car bringing the sheUB and powder tuTe. He r e Is the man beblnd tbe from tb e magazines s Ull tarther below; (4) tbe gun . H e does th e trlok. His eye stern. silent faces of the gUDM:.t~'V, wblcb exactly search es the t elescopic sight, hJs rese mble thoso fa ces lIeen at places ot execu· left. hand turns the wh eel tbat tioft'P+i;-t0-40Q) memory-lbe kllowled te which raises and depresseB the muzzle you cannot tight away that In just such a situ· l of hlB gun. aUon as this tbe turre t·cre w ot th e Georgia went to The whlBtle! Time b eginB. The umpire snaps hl B stop·watch death, and that no one haB eve r found out how It 'and gras pB firmly In hlB hand th e little red boolt whi c h defin es to happened; that In , precisely the same way the 1I11s· the farth est ulce ty th e rul es that gove rn tbl s expens iv e fool e ry. lIourl bUl'lled to death 29 wen, and that not one In that In th e (ollowlng three minutes this c re w w\ll try to put fi ve shots ateel cnge escnlled, thr9ugh that flim s y canvaB target a mil e across th e fllli e t water. Credit: (L) The race ot the wnplre, Stop·watch In And Ule mlll·pond Is worthy ot Its nam e-Hie bay of th e Jllagdalene hand, he s tau ds behind the breech, looltlng down Into , - a haven of refuge. The s hip glides along lIIte s t eel through fl esh . the powdel'·01ngazlneB. You know he Is th e re to pre"Silence !" The gun·captaln, one of the londe rs , spenk s! Thou gh these me n nre firing ve nt reckl essness. What a word It IS-"IIII nee'! " It. I)reccdes and closes e very Yltal again s t time h {' will let them do nothing foolhardy; nctlon III th e navy. In It lies Bucb poten cy of command, s uch sug· EFFECT OrA TWELVE-/ItCh It he e rrs 'twill be on tho Bide of caution. (2) The gestlons of obedience, as Is needed II,! the anteroom of deatb. Once .$1t£'LL UPON TIfE ARf'10R-PLATE knowle dg that th ol1sandB of times gunB like this have OFA I?LJS,5IAI(CRUJS£R a recruit saw fit to chaff biB mate after that command "Silence!" b een fired trom turrets like this-and all came out had been given. The gun·captaln stepped 1.0 him, without ang er, alive. You do not enter railway trains timidly beand struck blm a heavy blow across th e fa ce, with a gnarled, wet cause a doze n people were killed on one a year betore hlind; the recruit carried the welt tor a weel[; by no one t ime he knows not- has passed, and five thousand miles aw.ay. Yet, when you enter the was a word said. ' Rtlll that flimsy canvaB throws forth lis turret of n 12-lnch gunNow, until YOll benr again that command "Silence!" slnlBte r challenge to be hit. But the Tboy lock you UI). There III no eBcape, You Btand ;rou will hear only two worda: crossing black IIneB of his t elescope mus t pia > there nervouBly by the trunnion ·and somehow It Is not "Commence firing!" bull's·eye before he presses tbe trigger. They mUBt! llke a factory or a railway coach or a Btreet car or any Rnmbllng from below . . With a grating crnsh tbe au· til e umpire. "You've broke n II puwde r-bag." THmy MUST' otber modernly approved IImb·mangllng device. TheBe Indl gnnnt. proteBting, th e three men quickly pick up tomatlc shutter drops in the ammunltlon·holst nnd the He pulls- aa easily as a c hild cracks a toy ro\'ol vthlllgii were built to kill and presently these tellows the sca tt e red g rain s , eac h us bi g as' a man's middle shell-car climbs Its grinding, steady way to the top. SudLook! th e gun 1'8 discharged. Yes: It went orr jus t are goIng to touch R1i electric spark which wl11 loose denly you realize that the machine iB working of Its now. I swear It did. Sure e nou gh ~ Th e gr at breec h . fin ge r , They IQok care fully all about. th e n ru s h back enough anxious and determined gas to drive an 850quickly to th e ir Btations, cageI' to continue. Tb ey look own accord. You snw ·no movement on the part of nnysinks th rough the floor, the Bleck, shiny hllunc h slips he· pound shell 10 miles and put It completely through 0. to th e ulIlpl re with th e (' xpertan cy of dogs asking tor one to set It going. EXcept for that umpire, who, like neath yc.ur grasp, welches dway th e re In th e glazqd lig ht steel plate as th'ick liB tbe one that Is SUllposed to c rumbs. J~ \'(~ry secen t.i Is ealing Into th e ir r ecord. Thl9 the man tbat t~ tool-killer will doubtless some time of th e lethal chamber. dl'oj)s lIll Its crest Is CI..!I low as rott e n I)owd r-083 will cost th em a ponalty. They may get, haa really no bU81ness th ere, the turret contaIns but protect you. Its beJly lay, th en recovers, poised, slips to its nrst 110' 1101: qunllfy; .they may fa ll below th e seco\ld rattJ. Hor· one ofthier, a midshipman, and he iB with the other gun; sltlon. ,lies patiently, mod estl y, for th e next c bar;; ' . aB Yet, there YQn are, the Thing before you, and you ror!! ! The ship may even descend from tropby cla ss. all hel'l are enlisted men. The officera are aloft spotgraceful Ii spring as a tlg\' S8 e \'er nlade on moo,nlit can reo.cb Ollt and pat It on the shiny, cold haunch. The umpire Is Inexorable. "No !" Bays b l!. "Tha t·s ting the Bhells as they strike, or below setting tbe road, feline with stE!althy swiftness, decis ive as oiled If It wobbles 01' a Bpring breal{B or a trunnion has misall this run . Climb down there and go Illto l!.~ ~ m e l's ro.nges; with Intricate Instruments and delicate adJustpiston strokeB! takenly got Itself rusted or the rlfte barrel l'etuses to ot that shutter; brush out e v. ry cr ac k. ,1 lillie no ments, About the gun I,tsel! the mell and tbe macblnery And your hand has b een 12 Inches from the lnull h· 'a ccommodate th e shell. you will be fit brother for , a c hance." move automatically, drilled ' to 0. ,precision. Their last Ing of tbat thund e rbolt! Oh, well, tbls is easy. Who detected c.ockroach • . If tllere Is a flare·back you have Crumbling, the men go about the 'prevention that the instructions were "to take it easy;" conBeQuently they n eed be atra.id here? This is a placo for 11 grand stand; the . slightes t posBlble chance ot escape: hold your cap umpire tblnks IB worthy any tOll of pos t-m o rt e ms and w~I~~~M~a~~ . here may gather all loverB of royal BPort. Great sr)Qrt over your . face,' don't breathe, hurl yourself under the The plugman pulJa open the breecb; the holatman Indeed it Is, tor now we can watch tbe precision and .bo..al'ds of Inquiry. But th e me u. with the Anglo·Saxon barrel ' and fall Into the handll,ng-ro~m. You may break li ght of contest 1n th eir eyes , r e membe r only , the ord· a '.few bones, but tfth~ hurnlng, .gas get~ to no more locks tbe car; the load~r completes the passage from car swiftness ot tliat anent crelV~ working against time. The piugman ulilooks the breach and pullB It open. nance officer's dictum- better '40 men killed than to' los9 'thaD' .SO . per cent. ' of your , skfn ,you. will live; tbat 18 to open breech with a ring ot PQunded brass;· the boy the tropbl'. ' The loader leaps aoross the - chasm, fllpB tiP the trn, . bow ' the ' single . midsblpman who escaped trom.. tbe trlvper ' jerks down his lever; and the huge shell, nearly guard that breaks the electric connection, aDd so ex· "He wants to keep out: score doWU > they qluUer. Oeor,,11l 'sav~d him sell_ Yet no one C.an tell hoy( tbat ,· half a ton .In weliht, drops to ItB all but final' resting' ' a" gets tn Its wor.k. " SOI'!l~t1mes it bUrIJ9 away the _placl!. The rammer, hplds down on his 19n9 release, aa tracts the used primer. Automatically tile alr·blaBt "He's trom the - - , and we're theIr only rIvals." The works; and YO'u h~r the swift eBcape, all of steam, aB gun captain goes out to protest the turret omcsr. a ' oable gr~pman .t~row,iI 'bac~, his (ever, lind the 1i1!l00th flesh aitd never , touohes .·~e . clo,t hlng; again! It· sl~ges ott ail tll'e balr and never , touches tbe flesh; a~a1n, It brass' bead forces the shell liP Ull Its soft copper rIm It. cleans out ~he rlfte, blowing I,lw,ay gas and stray pow- The ,wel1·tralned crew resolves itself, With eXpert Bud· der iraillll.. The egg smell of the nlt,ro comes, and the den~ess, Into a mob of balked Americans clamoring tor ..bunl tbe clothing ott c1eaD aDd leavel you baked, but· "takes" on tho rifting of ' the gun. (When a Bhel}, Is not fair play. An umpire's job IB no more popular on a I\weetness 'ot ,the ether. pro~erlY "ploced," In this way-if Ita ~l1ar dOEl8 not · . .fe. - . Tben . the' grind from the ,holst, the sb\jtter opens , and battleship tban It Is on R baseball diamond. SO! The, ·hav.e loc;kec1 ',ou uP. tn this, .t~el ~age. ' "take"-lt wlll lutel, be a miss. ' And if tlle powder-bagll up springa ~galn the car. Looking dd~n, you Bee there At last they count the powder·gralus-37. 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wo ,J &rsey oows-one of them be n entertllining 11 guoflt·s the ohi!. Alexander. regi tered, with calf. De ,Miss Edna Osborn, of Yellow rll'ell of Fril \lk Mo K flY , of L 'gu n, . IHad e J er sey will be fresh snon . tended the· ~herwood r euni on l'bnr!:!. Sprin g, i the guel:it of Miss Adu The Honey supply. is v l'Y sma ll Th e W. F . 1\1. ' . of the F riena . Oregonia. d ay . Bost on . this s ason, but vel' ,very good what church met Ilt t bh om of Mr . II'I\ V . M . Bobli t, R D. 1, WlLynesvill., Ohi Our new principii I, Web!1tel' Wi!. D. W. Anabe is 0 ufined to hi we l}ave. 'croggy on ~' l~tll1'tlay p m . J . K . 8 pencer was ill Xenia MOD - Iiams is m oving into the property ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ R~~o~1 ·' F." 5. day. V!\o~tE\d lJy B. E . Wilson. MOle on acooont of i1lne~B, Sweet Potatoes passenger Buick touring car, in Henry ~e.l1~ wi!1 return this week .Phillip Kersey, who has beeu in 'l'be t ea chers of t.h!d tOWD!!hip ot. , . . perfect condi t ion. fully eQuipped from bls VI ~lt to Kentocky. N e w Mexioo the vast two year::!, is tended tbe insti tute at Xe oill lost We are direct recelvel' of J ersey wi th extl'a t ire , gas tank, chams, Char.1es Villllrs Ilnd f~m!ly lef;J pa.ying a visit t,o his parent'i bere week . and Virginia sweets, and th ey ~~--- -speedometer and clock. Will sell a t MondliY m ornin g fo l' a VI SIt 1n Du.y . . Frldu.y night, Will Kerse.v a nd wife Miss Minnie ims s pruined her now a t th eir best. a bargain if old soon , Call at this . ton entertained for him at; dinner the !Inkle lust week. office. MrA, AreM KerR9Yllnd Mr s. D Orll. Mi sses Gel'trutle, Ruth and Cora Todd Walton and wife are the School Supplies Oastil/a Soap Kelley, of Wilmington, Ilre visi tin~ Ke rsev and Miss Freiela. Moren. pareDtH of It- little boy . Such as Lunch Boxe , P askets Special Rutus Kersey a·nd wife Snturdllv·they called on L . H. Hoz John Reeves who olerks for Cop. stopped In WrnlullteR Bur\) wllh Dr. ShCH'P'R Mr. and Mrs . Fred Gove and liu andfuOllly io Kings Mills. Bey nnd Britton took his va clLt;ioD Buckets, Pencils and Boxes, Sponges, 15c a po .... nd at 'rOup 1I0med)'. Oue t/JKt will surcb pro,' daughter DorotL1Y, of Bethel, at · 'The Mlsse8 Ruth Kersey and last week. His pluce wns filled by Slates , Pen and 1 encil Pad. ARTZ'S " Nil 90mi Llug, no dlR' Freida Moren returned to Cincin- Job Holland . truss. Asaro IWd ploasJ ulr tiymp-~ , D-...uriBt Good Lend P encils . 2 for lic lit Mixed 'Spices nut! Tuesday eveDingafter spADding a pl eadll.ut Va O!ltioD here. I:)chwartz's. 20c a pound

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Ma<lY attended the State Fair I A, B. , ides is laid up with a lame The Best in Many Years--AII Ihe Players Lid F ine Work andl Was Was a Great Success-Events Were Carried Out As Advertised-Clay last week, back , Pigeon Shoot a Feature-People Were Highly Roundly Applaudcd at Each Good PlayEntertaJned All Day. David Evans was a Dayton visitor Thad Zimmerman was in Morrow Umpire Work Fin e last week, Saturday. Waynesville's first Labor Day was a decided 8uccess. Nol only in point of number8, but the sport gi en to the people was the best ever given in town. The day was ideal. The sun came up hidden by clouds. It looked at noon as though it would rain. but th e Weather Man held it back, and the ground was filled up with people,who neith I' S\l"' ·Itered in the sun, yet not too cool. Early in the morning people commenced flocking to the grounds, to see the fun. A new departure in the way of a shooting match, was held and those interested in the sport, surely had a good time. There were everal good shots on ~he grounds from Xenia, Morrow, outh Lebanon, and other places, and some good shooting was dOhe. H. N. Smith, of Xenia, shot 73 out of 86 bird~ making the best scol'e for the day. J ess Thomas--our own Jess- madea score that was fine, getting 29 out of 33. Jess will makt! his mark some day if he keep on in his fine work. Following are the cores: First Event- l0 bird.

Mi: Kath erine Al t!xander is on Warren Woou. of Lel.!allun , wu ' in town Sunday. lhe sick lisl . G. W. Ebrighl. of Xenia, wa,'1 in Bruce Smith, uf Spring Vall y was in town Monday. lown Saturday . F. B. Sherwood and family were Mrs. Jan e·Sides spent Sunday with Lebanon visitors last Thursuay. Samu el Sid es and wife.

100·yal'd d a.~h - Fo ll\, (nlri t:!s - t;uy CUlT. finlt. $2 in I:llsh: .I ohn Strawn. second, $1 in cash. Wh eelbarrow race-Three entries - Jimmie Dakin, first . bread tickets ; Geo . Waterhouse. second Entel'prise one year. F. B. HOl'mell of Cincinnati, was a Running high jump- Six entri s- Way nesv ill e visitor Monday. John trawn . first, 50c in cash; J oe' Remembe l' Eva A: Barger's open· Th ompson, se80nd. 100 envelopes. ing, . t Ul'day , September 25th. Fat man's race-Three ntriesMr. and Mrs. B. S. Howell and Ralph Lewis, first, 100 cigars; Will guests spent Tuesday in Dayton, Beckett, second, 50c in barbering, Miss Stclla Bishop, of Xenia, was Sack race-Six ennies-Jimmie Oavis, first, Mian:i Gazf\ tte; Howard a Labor Day guest of Miss Sybil Hawke. Gustin, second, fishing reel. Ladies' Wood Sawing ContestEd Hahby and family, of Da,ton, Two entries-Mrs. Emmor Bailey. were gu ests of Ed Macy and family first. $2.50 clock; Mrs. Seth Furnas, Monday. :!econd, sugar spoO\l . S. D. Ev erly and wife, of Dayton, Obstacle race·-Ten entries-Geo. been guests of O. J , Edwards have Waterhouse, first, $2; Bobby Burton, and family. second, knife. Girls' race-50 yard s-Five entries Mr '. Robert Shute, of near Well-Ru th Zimmerm an, first, $2 50 dress man ,spent Monday the guest of Mrs. pattern; Mary Sherwood, second. T. J. Brown. savings pass book. $2.00. Tug of war-Fats and LeansMru tel's Alfred and Paul Hanby, of Dayton, have been visiting their Leans, fil~t, $2 The special prizes awarded were as uncle Will Hay. follows: F. R , Sherwood and family left L t f'l th d Tu esday for a visit with friends in

El1Ikine Winters. of Xenia. spent Labor Day with Raymond Davit>. Ed Martin and family, of Dayton, spent the week-end with S. V. Mart and family .

At tlte clORe of Ow l ' ·!:'llt:;. ('la rks · .J P~!'1' 'I'\ ' ''" 1;t ~ \\,;1.. ill t 111" gam!> wh u \\'uHpill\:!d ag'aill~ l W a~' I1 \'~- f I'll II I sta rt lu li ll i. h. ville, neve r had Ulouk· ill Ull tlt t! )!.'um '. - - The boys played ball. alld J.ll ay ~!d it ,\ 11(:' Dakin g'IlL a blllllP in cente r like they used to. Nol one uf lip bULhe helLl lhe bull. boys made a ser ious e .... ul'. and the . . . battery work of Wi lliamsO Il anu I Klg Jlfn Ul' l'g'an .stole two bal:!el:!. Thompson wa.c:; pa l' (' x('ellenc . It \Va. dune ' usily, l~. The score by inn ing':; \\'fl! ' u ~ ful· lows: If('dll' lt Edwal'ds g'!ll (J ll e melli>ly hit . lI is averag'e i:-; g-ene ral lj r l UI' I ~ 3 4 S G7 ~ U Clarksv ille o 0 0 0 U 0 () I U- 1 The gam was a g'o(Jc\ clean Ont!. Waynesvill e It ~ () 1 ·1 U 0 0 0- 7 No t one word of pl'ote: t fl'\il11 Lit' Summary-Struck oul. by Wilso ll b\lY:-; Cl)£ain!'l l umpi re !" wis. v ill~ ,

Miss Ella Reeves,· of Carthage, is making F. C. Schwartz and family a ten days' visit. 8, by Williamson 10. You ha \'(~ Lo go a g()o(l ways to Mias Margaret Lordier, of Cincin· Hits-Off Wilson, 8; utf Williamson li nd any on who pu t'> th rn uv 'r like nati, trimmer for Mrs. Eva Barger, 6.. Umpire, Lewis. Will iall1 ,on. His r.u mmaml wa!1' fin e. arrived Monday evening. NOTES, W. H. Allen and wife and Miss "Peekey'" Cool, got a danoy two· Th e Cla rksvi ll e boys were a gentl . Ge rgia Hadden were guests of base hit. I manly I:! t f boys. and tho t'ouJ,{hly enffi ends in Franklin Sunday. Hildebrecht's batting avemgp., 750. joyeu th ems ·Ives during t he afte r. noon. . F. MT- Alexander and family, of was tin e. Middletown, were guests over Sun· Jimmie Dakin made some PI' tty I~v ' rybody on the g rounds was day, of Mrs. Alethia Alexander. stops at short. glad to see Jo ' hompso n on lh e I Ileam. as h help th boys to victoA bert, Lewis. and Miss Gertrude, "Cutter" PI'att playeu ::;econu like I ry. J oe surely has but few peers beHawes, of Spring Valley, have been visiting Grant Lewis and family . Hans Wagner. hind the bat. J 0 hn H owe, II 0 f P ort W'II ' I lam, and -------- ---------Miss Daisy Deane Howell, of Danville Ind., have4t>een guests of B.S. Howell ST. MARYS CHURCH BOARD OF HEALTH MEET

George Thompson ....... , ...... . am Meredith . . . . .. . . , ... . . ... . Mat~rX~ers~~,1 :25o~alki~:~~:~i~e. l Greenville, Ohio. and family. September 12lh- Fourte nt lt un· The Ninth Co~fe-I'e-nce of the State Wm. O'Neall .. . . . . , ., .. . . ... .. . . Largest load of peopleon one wag. I Mrs. A. T. Wright and sons, Alfred Tne Rev. W. T. Gilliland has been day aftel' TI inity. Th e regular Board of Health with representa· H . .N. Smith . ..... .... . .......... 13 n-Will Creighton, Lytie, 47 people and Elliott, spent Sunday with rela· sent to Grace church, Piqua, and morning service will be reRum ed lives of Local Boards of Health will Ray Gaskill . ...... ............ . . . 12 on wagon, 1 barrel flour. tives in Blue Ball. Rev 1 W. H. Daily comes to the M. E. next Sunday. Morning Prayer and be held in CincinnaLi, Ohio, October Geo. Hartsock .. .......... . .... . . Don't fail to attend the millinery church bere. sermon at 10:30. Sunday chool at 114 and 15: 1~09. The . program for Best Saddle horse, Emmor Bailey, Geo. Pratt . . . . . .... . ... . . . .. .. . . 10 t set new shoes. opening at Eva A. Barger's SaturMiss Leah Smith, who is a nurse in 9:30. the meetIng IS now bell1g arranged. John Hawke ..... , .. . . ......... . . 10 Highest batting avel'usre, Hilde· day, September 25th. ,the Protestant Episcopal hospital at .. _.. IThere will be three sessions as fol'ureeht , Clarksville team; average Mt. Auburn, is spending her vacation CHRISTIAN H URCH merly. lnRtead f having three sesSecond Event- 15 birds Misses Clara Smith and Effie Moore with . her parents here. I . . .1 h owever, th I ~'lIo n s 111 one ua)" ' ~ re WI'11 150 per cent, cash $1 50. Geo. Thompson .. . . . .. . .. . . . .... . Newest married couple, Mr. and of Spring Valley, were gueSts of C' _ t b 12th B'bl t t . 0 t b 14 ft Ray-Ga"k'll . 11 f ' d h Lab D Bi:L.· your Shoes of John A. Funkey S un d ay Ot'p em er - I e J )e wo sessIOns on c 0 ef ,a et'" 1 .. . , .• .... . ' •.. . • . ,., . Mrs. Earl Conner, Waynesville,lawn rlen sere Qr ay. m:Y school at 9:30 n. ;m., preaching at noon and even ing, and one session on ~. N. Smith ,. , . .. . . . . .. ... . .... 14 mower. Henry Sanker and wife, of Car- this month. Great money to be 1(\:30 a. m. and 8:00 p. m. by Rev. M. th e morning of October 15. This..a.r:: . p eo. Mratt . .. .. .. . ... . , . .. .. . .. 5 At the close of the events, came thage, were Labor Day guests of F. saved by buying school shoes; all E. Dawson, pastor; Christian Endeav· rungemen will mqke it unn ecessar'y -G.-Seh t . kinds of shoes this month's shoe sale. S ' I . f I d I l t b Sam eredith .. ... . .. ...... . ..... 6 h GeO~ Hartsock . , . ..... . .. ' , .. , . .. 9 t. e ba~1 game, account of which is . war z-a,nG~I-m1~,------l A St d b k EMF 30 fi or, 7:30 P'd m. . pechla m USIC. at °1 r l P ~ elgta C 0 e away more l Mr. and Mrs . •WiII Benecke have u e a et . . ' . , ve- 'morning an evenll1g c UI'C 1 servICe. t lan one nil{) • Wm. -O'Neall . .... .. .. . . . ... .. . 6 gIven 111 another column. John Hawke . .. . .. . , .. . . . ', . . ... .. l4 The crowd after the game 'passed returned from a pleasant visit with passenger touring car for $1,250. The Dr. Krobn . ... . ... . .. . , . ...... , .14 out of the gronnd well pleased with relatives at Napoleon, Ohio. greatest automobile value offer ' ever DEATH OF HARRIET E. O'NEALL hn Hawl"e and H N Sml·th t'led theday'ssport. One man remarked offered. AStudebaker-Flangersfour , Jo 1\ •• h' John Davis and daughter, Katie, b t f $750 th in this event, thus shoot-I'ng SI'X extra· t at ' Wa)lnesville, alwa"Ys gave just and Fred Gebhardt, of Dayton, spent passenger t bll runa ou.r t' f th , e birds. Smith winning on t he sixth what t h. ey ad vertlsed; and that he Labor Day with relatives here. au omo e sensa Ion 0 e year. Just as lhe day was done. and dark· [er Y servic . and unchan geabl y interbird always had a good time 'here. This Call on or a~dress John Law & Son, ness was falling fl'om th w ~n g:-; ~ f (!~ ted in t h chur('h '!,! wel.fare . Hel' . was bUll.he expression of hundl'cus nay M;rl!! , who has been spending Lebanon, OhIO. night. - fell a~l eep, -at her honl ' 111 lIulul' was d ·pl y and slll cerely reo 'fhird Event- I5 birds 0' f otl''')·s. IH~ . vaca l'IOn WI) 'tl h'IS paren, ts Mr. • g uil e and wi thout ,.. In renewing her subscription. fur' Waynesville. 0 ., Hal'l'i t b . O' Neall, ligiou ·. without Ray Gaskill , .. . .. .. .. .. .. ... .. .. 9 The 'Waynesville band discoursed and Mrs. Ben Mills, l'eturned to Day· the Gazette, Mrs. Etta Printz, of on Tuesday evening , AUj.{ust:n , 1909: IIYPo · I·i ~y . Sil ch a life c lilt! not H. N. Smith . . . . ... . .. . .. . . . . : ... . 15 musi -'all day and made lh mselves ' ton Monday. Dayton says: "I could r.ol possibly To us it is the "sul'l'owing mo t of help slIl·l·oundin j.{ itilelf with many . ' Bring in your premium tickets and get along without it. It seems to be all that w.esl.mll see ~I.el' ~IlC? no nlOre." ~J evoted. {I:icn Is to whom her passil)g . Dr. Krohn ..... . \ , ... . . . . .. . . . . .. 12 solid by th~ir good m~sic. Wm. O'Neall. ....... , ... . , ... . .. (l Tho Busllless Men s AssoclatlOlI. get the premiums; we have discon- the connecting link between Waynes· To her, It IS the fil1lshmg of her 18 a dls l mct sorrow. Truly th e Geo. Thompson .. . ..... .... . ... .. . 9 surely hav a chance to feel prouu tinued giving tickets the first of this ville and me. We are getting along course with jQY. " She fought a church and our community has lost Jess Thomas . . . . . . .... , , .. . , .. , .. 12 of thejr first efforts in giving the month. John A. Funkey. nicely and are very much pleased good fight ; she kept th e faith , and. I an estimab le woman and valued cit' Thomas and Krohn tied in this town a good Labor Day Celebrawith our location. . has gone on towards that " crown of : izen Bu t fOI' hel' it is a gain. . fl t' , Mrs. J. F . Cadwallader spent Monevent, omas winnmg rst. Ion. • _ • d V h EI' D't f '1 t II h which "is ' stal', Th "'-__ _ ay in Spring alley wit Mrs. lzaon al 0 ca w en you want righteousness," h Lo d h . ht . Ilaid ..up fby unset and evemng - . . ,Four. . t h E~ent- 15 birds HunLEY REUNION Sb h' h W h h t e r t e rIg eous JUl g , or . d I "' beth Hartsock, who is visiting her t IS mont.. . eh ave cut t e "f II tl I I H' I . An one c ear ea II f or me..! .oeson f I . father J. B, Mason. prIce every pair 10 t e Iarge stoc k her- and . "or a lose w 10 ove 18 Anu1 may l herc b > no 1110al11ng 0 t) > Dr. Krohn .SuperIntendent , . every pair . guaran tee. d W omen ,appearmg, ..uar , . h... . . . .. . . . ..... .. ... 12 The annual eunion of the Hurley Township ColVin s Th 'd f th I l (' l' I . H~ N . S mit . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. , . . . 15 family occurred near the residence " S e WI ow 0 ' e a c . CO I'g'C • I 'll 7 moved here from Sprmg Valley Mon- hoeR $1.45, $1.75, $2.25, never sold II d h i l l f J I When I put (lil l to sea.I y as I .. . , . . ... .. .. , . ... . . . . of Ernest Hurley on Saturday. T h e r e . t h t t M' $175 $200 O'Nea an ,t e (aug l ('I. ' u una.., , k R.a G'h day an..) WIll occupy the Walker a suc cu ra e. en 5, • , • .1 M '1- 1 1-' h' " I I . b II lot. $225 $250 th .n Y hoe McKay anu atl ua . e l'gu.~lJn, IS Twlllg' It. ant cve lling e , Jess 'I omas . . . . . . . . .. . . ... . . . . . .14 \. was a large attendance the chief G . eo. Thompson .. .. , . . . . ' ... . ... 12' featUle of the day being ~ ball game house on so. uth MalO street. . ' k' t . eo' wor m ore Id an Sth wife she was born Apl'il Vi, 1 ~39 ; so An(l nHel' that t.h e dal'k! mar e • me early an ge t e . I' f Mrs. EI Izabe th H ar ts " . between the regular team and a team . oc k , 0f BIr- b t b . J h A F k had hved the al\olled span of I e, And may tlll'r be \1 0 sadn e 's of fa\'e. Smith easily ~ook thiS event, get- I composed of the old "Grays" and mingham, Ala., and J. B. Mason, of es argams . ~ un ey. . three score years and ten. ",el i. tmg all the ?Irds. .The shooters I "Mutes" of fifteen and twenty years SpI'ing Valley, were guests of Rev. icJOO WHAT? On January 24, 1 60 she was united Wh en J embark ; ' in marriage to George T, 0 ' Neall, were well satisfied With the sport, !ago. The game was very interesting and Mrs. J. F. Cadwallader last d nth t- f t I , -I Th d . ' I h '1 For tho' fn) rn 'Jut our bourne of an a. ~ou o-own peope were the "old fellows" defeating the "reg· urs ay. The Types last week 10 J. W. with whom contentedly an applY T' d PI en~heduslastiC at the treatment re. ! ulars" by a score of 14 to 12. The E. D. Burnett and wife left Mon- White's ad said they had sold 1000 she lived until August 23, 1906. when Th eIme an ace celv I It f h . day for Marl'on, Ind., where they barrels. It should have said 1000 he passed from lhe earthly lo th e 11I f10()U may bepa:1ntl effal', t f . Th h ·d h f th resu 0 t e game was a surprise to t e my I 0 aee 0 ae J east'e omdas h a cdarge 0 ble ' the people as the old teams were en- were called on account of the death barrels of cement, but our readers' heavenly home, and from the church ~~I~I:II~ ~\Uvc cru s't Lh e bat. " c Sh 00 109, an e rna e a capa e , tirely out of practice. Qf Mr Burnett,s sister, Mrs. Mary might have thought it meant sugar, militant to the church alrest . The •. . manag~r. -; . '-_. Hollowell. salt or crackers. married life of GeorgeT. and Harl'iel J.F.C, In the afternoon by the time , HAS NEW SCHOOL • -.... E. O'Neall wa.'l singularly beauLiful. the program had commenced, the ' Charles Clements, wife and two sons OOES BACK TO XENIA - living as they diu each for th e oth. .'l'he flln e ~'al Look place at St. Mal'y's Ethan and Donald, leave this mornI I F d ft At 1 30 groun ds were w . .eII. fill e. Mr. Isaac Stout left Saturday even: er -which was sanctifi ed by boLh tv. C lUre )1 'n ay a ·ernoon.. : t f d Buor ing for Eugene, Oreg., and other MISS ' Annl'e U Brown left Sunday , tt b· t I t th . gethel' living unto God. Dul'ing le oU,Y was ~ {en I Db ' e cIlurchf' th e f armel's b elOg so busy, 0 akd a l e ing to take up his duties as principal western cities. They will be gone e en' fo Xenia to tal< up her h t d N 0 t- in the NewCarlisle schools. Mr. until somt! time in October. W?UId no. v mg r , e their40and6yeal's shal'inglifesjoY!l w eI" , I wa" vlewec y, scol·es.o t h ave h e Id th ecrow. wlthstandlOg, (there were .over 1,000 Stout was re-elected again this year wor~ as teacher in room 7 at the O. Rnd sorrows, she was ev r a helpmeet her ~rlenufR'h AE~ ~: ::l0 theI IllDPl'elsSl ve people on the grounds durmg the af~ as superintendent of the township This morning we sent in the 48th S. & S. O. Home, Monday. f . h' nd togethel' at . 'I3eechdale" , eI'VICCS 0 l e 'pIscopa c lUrC) wa.'! t~rnoon. . 'schools -at Cedarville, but resigned, order to the International Tailoring .. t~l. I: a tiful country home they read over the remains. The Rev. J. '. From the tIme Fred B. Sh.erwood ltaking instead the principalship of Co. since the 6 suits we.delivered the ATTEND FUNK~Y'S SHOE SALE' fo~l~on:a~ears dispensed a g:'acio1ls 1' , Cad wallader ~ade suitable reo announcea the ti~t , eve~t \nt~regt Ithe New Carlisle schools. day before Easter. It IS the perfect h 't J't to a host of rclatives and Imarks, after whIch the body was never flagged. untIl 3 o'clock, when • _ • fit, all wool goods. Pri~~ l?wer John A. Funkey received 22 cases f:i::d:: y tak n to Miami Cemetery for interthe ball game comruenced. 0 N' than ever heard of. Come and look ~ed Ball Band Felt Boots. Cloth . H . t O'N "all was a woman of ment. Those presen t f\'Olll out of , Followi'ng are the different events, QQO READI G through the 500 samples, every sam- Overshoes, Rubber Boots and the mar~:~eindivid~ality, and sterli~g town w~re: M~ Elizabeth Ni hol with winners and prizes: We call attention to our ad on an- pie guaranteed all wool. best women's, girls child's and men's character' who occupied a prominent son,.Indlanapoh , Ind.; Mr. W. C. \ Pie eating contes~-Four entriesther page in regard to McCaWs John Law, of Lebanon, 'is selling Rubber Oversnoes ever displayed in pla'Ce in the btsl circle of ch·u.rch and McC~ne, Kokoll1? , Ind.; M~s. Emm.a Stanley Pence • . first, fi~hing rod; I Magazine,~a bright, newsy, one- th.eS~udebakerautomobilein Warren any shoe store. We g~arantee every social interests fol' many years. She IMc~hllan, Jamestown; Ml~ Nell~e . James Phillips, second, box ca!idy. hundreq.page magazine-devoted 'to COunty, and will ~andlC' this line in p~r and when you thmk of 22 cases was large hearted in her sympathies. Sr~llth, -Mrs . . Allen Browlllng, ~~I- \ ~road j~mp~Five · entri~Joe the ~?me. i~ e~ery, resp.ect, ' and the addition ~o ~I's carri~ge.bus~~. He and the 21 ~ s?me time ago, you especially toward th~ needy 'and ~he .mmgton; M.r. and M~·s. Jn~ ..E. Imtn , . Thompson', first, $.2 . hat; S. McGee, Ifamlhar l¥haml Gaz!'!tte, the two pa- will, therefore, be III a position to. can have your chOice of 43 cases, The wronged, and had al1 mtense'av rswn Dr. H. 1; ~~her, MISS ..Llda McKay" Hatveysburg, Second, 50c in cash. lpers a!ld a 15c pattern for only $f'~'lsell you a carriag~, surrey, buggy or like ~as ne~el' been known to WaYJ1e8- to any kind of injustice or fraud. ~,u(ige 0 Neall ~n~ fam~!Y1 ~ebanon; .50~yard dash.......BQys und~r 16, s~x IThis is a great offer and , should be. an auto, and will ' alap r~pair them. ville buyers. ~l·!!!.~d get ~e ' b~t. She was a devo~ed communicant E. L. Allen,. ?lll~ll~.n~t,I, MISS Cora . ~ies-Geo, Waterhouse, .ftmt, SUit Ii taken iidvan,tageof by 'all readers.of Hav.e your buggy ol'>auto pl;linted by Oerm"n eehool cbildren Bomber andstea~fast supporter of St. Mary's McKay, X~ma, WI~hS 0 Neall, Broad~ ~, . . good literature. .. .' "" John Law, Le~on, Ohio,. g·,750,OOO. ' church, if p08$ible in,her pew at ev- way, Ohio. .

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lip my kn es to film . H shall- he t InSII at Flo{a. A gilt chandellel dl lfllsed li ght Ihrounh (he a pa r tm 'nt, s haJi pnrd,pn GUes !" We wern all bUddl ed tog t11t'f, th .n , nn<i a t on, li ld was n pall' or large In our parlor at th Inn, hn vl l\g just folding !l OO'" S. A fl r a long wul t. a ge nU e mnn, Mr returnpd from th ass lzo hili!. "H!(-hnrd and 1 will go," said Sir D1J:; hr. IIllpeared. li e rec Ir ed U8 pc> lit I ,hill !!alri It Wl\8 Impossibl e to dis· P ' I r. .. \ nd Duphn and I will s tay anu tu rb I h Jlrln ce th n as ho was jus t S Ui ('bat ·01) T cpic$ of Mall')}f Kiods p ~ Ir Peter re comforl Gll o ," SImko Lady Hawla; haw . ling down to 1I1qu t. main d s ilent; b WII S \IS d to ,gIvi ng A W'I'i{ 10 Lonll on, I\nd a WI'! I( to Reeoqo·, e ~ ~u§:hOI1'H" r turn, wa I'a sy tran'lin g-but how o rd rs , nnd tbe wonl s, .. It Is Imposslblo long wo1i 1f1 It · t a l(~ us to r :1(' h th e t o se hi s f oya l hlgn ess," wore po. kIn!;,? And what mln lst rs wO\lIt! b In c nll llrly dl aagr cnble to blm. 1 !lwn made my plea . I tolcl Mr. tow n ~ J\ nu wh nt would b th e I'nrll sl A week from to·morrow Is Labor with orange' blo 'soms , rorg t·me·uo ls, !1l01l1('n t W I' eo nld leal' London ~ All I IA hy thnt I he life at a gnllam officer duy with a ca pital "L," said a brig ht h ads of jln~ Lty girls with OJ'onets 0 1 t1H'~ thill J:;'i'\ wI' re In our mlndil to tor· nnd R 1I11 0mnn wa i; In jeopardy, nnd youu g t acher, as s bo thoug ht of r . tiny roses L1nll lh o brlc! o wllh a DIm) of the nwnt li S. =" c ve nh I ~S , wlthlu balf fln thnt we LJl'gl!I'd 10 ' (\ hi s royal hi g h· n (' s ~ In th,' ha ll thnt th o king mi g ht turnlug to tb e sc hoo~I'oom . "L earn t o veil. hOlln; W were on our ·way . labor a nti to walt," !'nay have don In E nti n' figure place card s or ef· While \1' W('f' II mandlllJ: th e bes t b p aprlroae h d . "Tit aI, 100, is Illlpo s~ lble." coldly r i!o tb e tim e wh en It was wrltt n, bllt fectlvo with a s landard to hold th III hoI'. l'S, an I hnl'ln g t h m Pill to . an In· ;;n le llt J:;'rnu lII cnnl(' In th e s lahl l' ya rd p ilNI ~I r. Dlg hy. "Tho 1.lng Is far tram "Lea rn to Labor, not to wa lt," III mo rc II prlght nt euch plnte. At OIW dinn e r applicable to this day and gon . raUoll, for a bridal party th e I)l ac ' ca ru s :tll li as lu'tl for hon.lJs for ,' ir '1'holl1:\ 8 w ('II." .JU Rt Ih('n ~" m onl' on th other slell' for b e who walls Ie hop e less ly lost In were II l tle photog raph s of th o brlti anel I.all r Arah c lla S I'l rmonl n nd Lady and g roolll In frum es of g ilt wit h lIIuls Ara hl'l lll'S ro mpll ni on, :\Irs. \\' hllnll , of Ih (' foldin j:; (Ioo rs olle' lH?d one 0 1 th o sbu ffi e. Bu t for the party of wbl ch I want to mad e from tb e brldul gown. th m th. ' f,' a ~ t h it In thl' world . nncl lind two s rvanl ~ . fo r Lonli o n . Th te ll It stru k me as a yery good ·thlng. A cole r Ie of co il g g lrl::l ha.1 I h . FIf hcud hos tl (' r rl' pll(,l! rouJ:: hl y I h at I hc y th c lI f'i o~ , ' rI it- bill no t befo re w(' hail The bostess is 11 young matron . who uniqu e sou \,onl1'8 , whl c b also se n t1 !" n . t n'am s o f lI r.: hl pOllrin . e : fr om it. hnd no lim to atte nd h illl th l' lI . ns Is long In tb e knowl edge of th so· as pl nee cn rd s. Dooks w ere madc 0 1 th y were' !;ta rtin g !lir P e l'l' Hawk · a IUlI e; tall l I1rl lll ant with plale a n d By cn ll d fin e a rts. but sh Is wofu11y wh lHl sn tln, with th e words " O IT,. W pn. haw n n,1 :III'. nJYll off f o r Lond o u, 100. ornam C'll ls, and n company o( ab o ut . MOLLY ELUOT SEAWELL lacking In tho knowledge of what I din g Cards" done In gold. They 11'(' 1'(' to bCI-; :II r. (1\ le!; \ ',I'I'n on's life. Th · 20 l!I' lIlh'llw!l s it t ing aro\ln!] it. and cull th o " fitl e r ort" - viz., d OIll('s tic to IIt'C S I~ I' V th wedding carda of tit ' at 11 11 1' ('nil ~a l n 1 1e rSOntl c;1' wholll W I' ma n , at th is , :::r w sa ucy, li nd " fTor tl n l,allcl Rl)llh. iJ fl UIl S fo r th p h r. S al. OIH" rec(,g nized as th o prln f'tl 0 1 s cll" nce. H av ing been r ece ntl y mar· girls as tll E' Y cam e out, llnd th rc II'l' r u rl ed and be ing des irous of doin g s pac s fol' n ows puper c llllP l n g-~ tiP' whi c h Wl're' lI 'I' 1l 11 f'l n ~ I'll t 10 fur us . "·ol f'". for "Jac k" jus t us "molber us e u to," scrl pU" e of th e e vent; also places fo r SYNOPSIS. I caug hl him b.l' Ih o co ll ar, and Ih n' w ,,' 11111 '111 n Wu)'(l , II' l' t I' :1ros l", on rl . only \vlth modern appro v U III thocJs, a f w written no t s. him Ollt ot t ill' Rta hl ya rd , \\'h ' re ti ll' tlnr llng lo wll rd th l' door- for h was At 1 . y,~.n~ t)( n~c AfI .l1fra l ~ it· P c-tl' r sb e has aske u six olde r hous k 'o pe l's 1 lhlnk I,lwtog ra»b ll of the brldl'nn(! J,08 11 e l's dru hbed h im s Oll lltll y . th a lll( PI'I' r n n U!; i1(' rn :l!I tllrl' w It Q\l I' I1 , !tnl! 1l 1l \\' k:.t Jw w '!oi n t'phe w, ltl ,' hu rd (i l "I\ . f t\ll to coru e to luncbeo n ou Labor day, g room should b ' adeled to lIIake th is d " "p l)' In lo ,' e il L III' "L ~l~h ! wl\ le Llt.! y Gall! . w ~ lI;ro d In to t he \l r t' nc of h is royal and tho invitations stipu late that en b record com Jll ete . The nnm of f'lI l' h .A l lbe, tl lI ~l nrrn()J1 t. w hu hPll rt wd lIi~ H t On e hll nie'll kiss to Da phn . a brief hl v;h nl·ss. t t-'lIlI01,:-; , '1'lIt· 1:1 .1 . n n u r} )lIllrl , \\ U~ I:!\"' u Iln o IUUSt be prepar d to t ell nnd, p r· girl was dono In gold on ·th e out s id , n lIi' r 'h :lH llii d shlp rnnn 0 11 ' lin A jnx by fnl' c wt' ll het w c n Sir l' ,t I' anti Lad y aid hI' , mar c h ln ~ liP' to thl! "Sir," haps, Illust rate, some practical way co v r, an d tbUB It Illad th e place curd . )lIn u ndro. Ulk!'t V ,"' rn on, flt!ph.' w \f Sir Il awk!:lhnw. nntl we II' rc olT for L Oll ' prlnl'l . " I nn; Admil111 Sir PC'l('f Hawk· ,] "" t l l1 11S \ -(' rlliln. b "l'tllllo lh t' IJllr's Jl u l ~'I I~ )' ul lr- n le,1 f1 Ih Il ler ", le .... " H a wk · don. Our r uce In to Sco tlanli was noth· f' hnw , nn<1 I hn 1'0 boar 1'(\ ),0 11 , so to of p rforml ng some housebold duty. The hostess II going to provide cun· • h a w·s rwphpw Ril w L thJy A r al,,' IlH. V i' r A Tree Shower. in ~ to it. 51' a l<. s ir, In ord t' r to s ay t hE' li fe 0 1 l io n " lot 1'1 11 1( 11 J \'t.\ rl u, n l~ xl il' IIn (" f o r A hoste.ss with u large law n d eTh e roa (ls we re milch cut lip, nnd onl1 o f the> ga llant :It ofllc rs in the nln g littl e nc ~ e book s and p~ ncl1 s In Sir Tl w n1f'" ' · .. m o" ·,, .,~ t nt '. Th ll)' /lIn n · wb ich will b written th ese 1IIscu\·er· vi sed thi s original a nd protty s how r ,,11 n du el whit-II w "s I" rrupl ~. 1. Verno" . (,, <' rton nnd l1 uwl(" hllW'S n"ph IV fou ll" ulth o ugh we trav c l d day anel n l~ ht. srrl'\c c or his muj('sty." The table favors aT' all to b for a SUlllmer brlde·ele ct. She had les. Ih('1I15<,1\" '9 " tlrtll' led by prell )' Lndy A nl · we w 'r c mllr . t hnll fUll I' da y!> o n th I har! nlway s hl';)rd thut 'hi s royal s ymbols of la bor III miniature-tiny th e lawn gay ly d cqrat d with Ian· \ , .. 11 0.. 'I'h e Aj ux In ba ltI C' d.' fon led F ... ·'" h way. \Ye rearh e(1 Lond on 'arly in the hl~hll 'HM wa s a gPI1t1 t·man . an ti T saw brooDls, dustpans, tubs, etc.- nnd tll o \\'lI r" hl,l8 In t h o MC'. l1torrl,nf'l,H. Rl chn r.! te rns and rug s s pr ad In cozy s pots UI~' n IotIl L .c 2,000 prl1.c meOl"'),. ) I ' "" U! dny: and. ·wlthout ~ tnpl'in g for foorl. lh C' n s lIch n il exhlhltlou of rca<lln('ss ravors are to be th e c utes t of sweep· s urround d hy ohl'll bbery with camp U li N ] homo by Lady 1I 11Wk s h ll IV u s II(J W A nhuul to "blow In" hI " ol'nlngs wILli or to chan gl' our lin en. we wen t to th an d goot! tll s te us I ne ver 'n\\, b('for(' , lng caps and the mos t approved mod· VQI'non. At a H nw l(shnw pnrt\· Glyn dig· allmlrulty. Th 1'0 II' got th e inform a· and n · H' r eXp l' c t to !; 0 again. Eve !')' '3ls of aprons, unde r which "little chai rs and lillie tables where tea was se rve d. cOI'cred th al L illi)' ArnbolllL "'ns a I>oor tlon lhnt lh first lo rd wa s visiting In on at tll I ahl . ex e pt th e 1,,.loce. wlf~ " may safely wear a much.bebUl perslsto nt SIInlbl<'r. H I.' tnlked Illueh The guests were asked to bring artb e country, In Ke nt. Wltllin tile b our. wllh lI"r cOllsln Duphn . Lacly Arabella ngatn showed 101'e Cor gaming. Lat r she I was fln my way to K e nt. \Vb en I se me rt as toundf'd at the !!udd n e n· frilled frock with perfect safe ty. The ticles for a "miscellaneous" s hower. t r a nce and s talling atldr 55 of a short, , me nu Is to be made up from the r ecl· After th e y arrive d there was a s hort h Id Glyu un,1 Ol'erlon prlsonerR, thus ~ e l a)'1n g U, O cluel. J n th Ov 1'\ 0 11' V r· r euched th e place, the 'fir s t lord had net ive 11111 llIall in a n admiral's unl· pe book prepared by "special friend s ," musical program of love songs. Tho l'Ion <tu I. neit her \VIUI hurt. Lady Ara· left, 1I0t more tban two hours befo r forlll . Rut th prince o ffe l' d Ir P('ter 1'0 the hostess confided to rue ehe fe lt packages were ti ed to a bea utiful bella. hurill1lut d Ri chard h l' her pranks. rU chard and 0111\11 shipped on a trlgatr. hi s h aurl In the coolest mann e r la the sure ot r esults and would not have to vergreen, a real little Chrl~tlUa8 Giles waS 'll ptu l'bd by th e French . Sir world , say ing: try the m on "Jock" first. (1 wondor tree. It certainly was a loaded twe, Peter arrang d for hIs ex ~ hunl:('. Da.ph · no ahowed a liking tor Olyn, who W IUl " :'Il o,· t ha l)PY 10 llI oet YOll , Sir Pe t r . If lie r ealizes his fortunate escape'?) for the hostess had added II. lot of tlu then 21 years o t ag . Gllm, wus I' I 'ased. I r collect. well tha t yo u carl'l d the T hin ted broadly to be bidden to tbe things like cooky cutters, graters, etc., Oiles and Rich ard pla nn ed 10[,ement8. Sir PteI' obJCclcll to th plan to w d Ind omptllhle by boarding very s nccoss· feast. but the hostess with charming that sparkled tn a most bewltchlni DlLphne. By clever rUBl'!1 Giles and Rlchfull y. nut how tl1d you ge t pas t .t h candor replied: "No, Mme. Curtse y, manne r. Ill'd eloped with Lady Arnbella. and Paphne, I' spectll·ely. The latter patr wntchdogs a . th doo r , my dea r' s ir ?" this Is to be renlly and trpl' a plain Each parcel was accompanied by a were ma rrl Il, Daphne W UlI pI 8.8od; Ara· "By canylng s ail batt!, yom royal affair, wltbout any furbelows, and rhyme or sentiment, which was read bolla. rav d In an,:: r. When the par· ty r~tllrn e d , Arnhell a. naked Sir Peter to hl ~ hn es s ," r spo nd d Sir P e te r, "and cannot be class d In your 'Novel En· aloud. The bride-elect was handed a aid In pros cu tlng ti el! In court on th e e ing Ihls door op n, faith, said T, to tertalnment.· It's too s e rious." Never· pair of scissors and clipped the rib· chnrge ot co mmitting u. capital crime. All attended the trial. mys If, hav in g l'ls ked my skin th se theless, I am hoplne the r eaders w\1l bons, opening each parcel as she took ·\0 years for the kin g and his S II CC s· appreciate the novelty of the Idea, for It down. Tbls with serving of retresh· CHAPTER IX.-Contlnued. lIor1l, S life , I can risk It once ni ore by 1 thlnk It Is gOing to be a mighty good ments . furnished entertainment for The evidence being all In, and walldng III lin ruy prince, and he r ~ luncheon. . time specified on the Invitations, from arguments mode, a recess was taken . am, s ir, ready to s lal.e my case. ThaI' "tbree to five." Eyery one was de· We were not tbe only ones who paid bloody JlOlllnja y, Digby (Dig by wu For Pre·Nuptlal Luncheon •• IIgbted with tbe novelty and 1)roour res pects ·Immedlo.tely to Giles ri ght behind him), wanted m e to le t Tbe slipper. bell, rose, heart, true nounced the affair a charming suc· V e rnon. Ma ny pe rsons w nt forward yo u al one beca use YO\1 we re about to lovers' knot and circle (ring) are all cess. and shook his hand, while 1 tb lnk Sir MADAME lIlERRI. go to plquot, bUl r think no prince of appropriate symbols for place cards Thomas did 1I0t rece ive a cordial greet· EnglantL would sa rlflc e a man's life to at a bride-e lect's luncheon or dinne r ing trom a single man or woman In tbe At the F~ve O'clo~~. Tea. party. They may .be easily made at a game of plqll t." ball. althou g h he was known to every A popular combination much serve4 "Ce rtainly not, Sir P te r." answered home. First cut the design out at one presenl. his royal highness, rising, "and now J paper untH it Is satisfactory, then use Instead ot Iced tea at five o'clock Is We got a hurried dinner at the tav· hav an hour e ntirely at your s e r ' as II. pattern on beavy dull paper or grape juice and ginger ale mixed. Ule ern, and returned at once 1.0 the hall. vice." cardboard tbat comes for just such about a third of the latter. If white It was about half·past tour In the win· grape juice Inltead of purple Is chosen "Sir," said Sir Peter, "I nsk the purposes. ter afternoon, and the day being dark honor of s haking hands with you, npl A very slight knowle dge of water the drink Is better yet. Serve with and lowe ring, candles were r eq uired. as a royal prince, but as an bonest colors will serve to decorate them glaS!ies half filled with cracked Ice. The lord justice's Instructions to tbe man and good fellow." jury were then read, and my heart I think the prince was ever s uscepsank, as tn a dreadful monotone, he ' (',.pounded the law to them . Alas! As My Senlel Seemed Preternaturally tible . to honest praise, for he was no Acute, fool. and he was undoubted'ly pleas d long as the stntute against the abduc· tlon of an heiress remained, Giles Ver· for London. I had passed him on tbe wb n Sir P e te l' wrung bls hand. He non was guilty ot a capital crime; and road , withou t knowing him. I re· then led the lVay Into anotber room'l not one word uttered by anyone of us turned to London . Sir Pe ter had seen and tbe door was closed. who tes tifi e d In bls .behalf did aught several me mb rs ot the go v rllm nt, The res t of the par~y behaved very but l)rove tb more strongly that he meanwbll , and had bee n privat e ly In· elvl\ly to me, and I accepted thankful· bad carried Lady Arabella olf against form ed that the Idng wus suffering Iy an in vitntlon to bn ve some thing til lie r will. mentally; and allhough hop es w e re e n· eut ,and drlnlc They we re me rciful to The jury retired. and. th day having tertaln ed that the spell woulrt pass me,s e ln g my dl s tr s s of mind, an.I b een fati gUing, the lord s justices de· away, without to e nec ss lty of Inform· cltd not plag uo me wllh !'Juest lOllS, blil te rmined t o walt In tke lr retiring room Ing the cou nlry 01' parllament, stilI, r esum ed the ir con\'ersallon wllh on. fo r an hour, wbere they could be aCCG6S to him was re fu sed to all by his anotilP.r. (TO BE CO:-lTJN ED.) call ed, If the jury promptly r ea ched a physlclalis , except th to Tnh rs of his ve rdi L 1'bls troubl ed m o-thls ex· family and Imme dlnte household. and WAS T~IE OTHER'S -SUCCESSOf\. II ctaUou of a qui k deci s ion. til y wer chargNI not to 111 IItlon busl· The judI; s having, r Urell and sus· ne~'l to him ; it wo uld be Imposs ible to Llttte Negro's Explanation Certainly p e nd d the Sittin g or the eOllrt, we at approach him. Bore Aspect of Truth. 011 ('0 went 01'01' lind sat wi th Giles, Whe n Sit· Pete r told me this. T be· who ma intain ed pe rrE'c tly bls manly CRme so weal. I was {oreecl to sit clown . II'v ln Ccbb tell s a slory or a iiI tie. ~ompoSllr e . He Inuglu1d with Sir Pe t r After a f w mlnut S of ago ny. n desp r· nver !'IOl1le of th e events or tb e fight ate r s olve came to me. I rose, and wellry negro who wenl Inlo a r esort In l\atche z, displayed a largo roll of bill. II tWCl'n th e Ajax flnd he r I wo e ne· said; and bought a drink. ml es , oompllmented Lad y Hawkshaw, "1 bave a Bcbe me-dI'SI1 IJ rate, but As he was paying for It another nelIpon he r triumph 01'('1' th e laws of the not Iml1oss lhle. Go with m e to the g ro came In , ve ry large and very land r elating 10 e vid e nce, aUlI said [Jlince of Wal es. H e Is at Carlton bluck. He looked at the lillie man an~ many I(\nd thin gs to Daphne. hous e , but goes back and torth to said: "Nlggah, wbar you c it all daC 'W hll e we lVere In th e mid s t of '0. mon y?" c\.ltIcl'ful conve rsaUon , and not observ· Windsor." Sir P e tor jumpetl at tbls poor chance, "Dab ·tendah: said the little negro, Ilnt of what was gOing on In lh other by way of a re ply, '''Ah tblnk Ah 6ball p rt or the 1\1111, we s udd e nl y heard and we a gr ed 10 go Immediate ly. W e had I ft Yorl( on a !<'rlday, and tek a bOllle of dat·ah stuff. 'Pelul tb e c ri c r proc laiming th e ntrunc e of lhe ir 101'dsbijlS, and Ht th same mo· had reachl'u London on th e ~ouday. qult,~ satlsfyl n' tub me." "JI,' l g~ ah," roared the bi g one, "whar 31 !>nt ,II' Thoma s VI'I'non e ntered by Two d ays had nhpe n los l In lh o jour· Illi othe r doo r . Hnn gi n£; o n hi s arm ney to Ke nt; !tnd It was now lat e In rOil glt dnt mon ey? I a st you. I's the IVO S J.Kldy Arnlw lla Stormont. And til(' E- I'oning- of W dn esday. We had, town bully, I Is. I follolV bullyln' fob luridl y, hrou ght 0111' uniforms along; a trad e. \\ bar you glt It?" ~Iw n Lhe jury til d In with sole mn fa ceR, and what fo ll owed all seenied and. rtrpss lng flursl'lves In th e m- Sir Th e littl e negro began stuffing the P elll r wUh <III his onl'rs S WD on his ,mon ey baelt Illto his pockets. "Seems '{) m o III(e so me horrill dream. Allilou ~ b BE-Ve ra I p rsons Wf!re coat-we call ed a hackney coach and to me," he mus d, "I ain't got 'nul! JII f) villg abollt, th C're ~e e llJ e d to ID n d rove to Carlton house. pocket s to hold all mah wealth." " ' he n we got tbere It was ahout ten (I r(·a.trul 811 nel'; and all hough the The big negro jumped at the little ~ lI ndl ('s IIl1rn d, and a rE-at hobgoblin o'rloe\{ In th e e l·l" llln g. The windows one. "Your h ear what r said?" he de· or a 11I00n pl'l'rc)d In at th e windows . we re brilliuntly li ghted UT', and It was manded. 'Ts the town bully. an' 1 .here f'c e me d 1111 awflll darlmess. And about th e 11 0ur Ihat the prince of wanter know whar you glt all drt Tbe flr.s t Illustration shows a simple style well Bulted to Jap silk, Three <tfter 0 lin1f'. ili which I was oppressed Wale::; was l;nown to be In his best mon e y?" tucks nre made at each side of back and tront; the outer one II taken to waist, by 'hi s ghostlr s il e nce !tllli clarlmess, hUlllor-but th e hou r when be most Quick as a aash, Lhe little negro Ul>- the otbers join yoke and are stitched a few Inches down; the plastron and 1 sn w til(' s e nior 101'(\ jll s l.ire Jlut on a bated to 6e r'llst urbed : pel'cut the big one. catching blm OD yoke, wll..lch are cut tn one, are of piece lace, with trimmings of cords and but, ~I ac ll enp and so nte nce Giles Vernon We descend ed, and tbe sentries the point of the Jaw and knocking him tons. Toe Gleeves are three·quarter length, and are tucked to match. to be hno ge d by the neck until he was passed us throngh on account of our down. In a moment the big negro reMaterials required: 214 yards silk 36 Inches wide, %. yard lace, 1 dozen :lead. that day fOl'tnl.g bl. uniform s a.nd SI,. Pe ter's decorations vived enough to look up from the buttons, 1 yard co.-d. The seeQnd Is' an exceedingly pretty Idea, and Is carried out In }tale green My e yes roved ulm le.sly al'o llnd. and all hi s brea s t. We reached the door floor and ask humbly; "Nlggah, wbo II spotted ninon and piece lace. The ~Inon Is finely tuc~ed for the . yoke, and Is • II at UlU t 11I0mp. nt on Lady Arabella. and knocked . The porter opened the )to u, anyhow?" stormont . A faint s lIJ ii e fll cl,el'ed on door g ingerly, wh on Sir Pete r, giving "Why," replied the little one, blow· gauged on the outside of sleeye. Green silk to match Is used to blnd the edge.s . It a klcl" walked In, followed by me. Ing his knu..:kl es, "I't! th' pusso", you of the over·bodlce, whlcb Is entir(\.l y of plece·lace. b e r lo ve ly mouth. MaterIals required: 2Y., yards ninon 30 Inches wide, 'As yard green silk, Th e man atte.mpt ed to arrest our prog· thought you wuz wben you come In.'' 2JA. yards lace 18 Inches wide. CHAPTER X. ress, but Sir P e ter said to him, -Saturday Evening Post. Tbe nex·t design Is also qulte pr~tty, and Is made up In mauve mercerized 10 that hour of honor became fiercely: lawn. Three tuckB are made on each shoulder, and tw~ ellcb 'slde of center weltlt r ,a lld 11101'0 help!ess than tbe "Do you tblnk, you dllmn od Illcktly, Treawure . Hoarded In India . . front and back. Tbe 'yoke, wblch Is. of fine muslin embrOidery, continues to wea ltpst and tO ost hc lpl es woman. that you can be insole nt to an ndmfral All the world knows that gold, sllve) waist In tront, and a Uttre way down at back; straps of embroidery edged with Sir P eler nnd f..ady Hawl(s llllw were In ' his maj str's service?" The man and gems nre ' eOIl1itantly' dlsappearlnll material are taken over tbe shoulder., and mauve silk !;fnments llre sewn In .0 s tunn >d .10 t hl.IIIL . 1 rE' ruembel', apolog ized 11UlhblY 'and ushered us Into In Inoja to sw \I the hidden stores 01 the rounded enda. The sleeve'S are trimmed ·by groups or <tuclla and set to • . ·10W. tll El look of desJ'!u lI' on Sir Pele r's a Jarg' I' C plion room au the first the people. Whet no one knows Is the band of embrQldery just below elbow. Materials required; 2 yards lawn as Inches wide, 4 ornamenta, lJA. )'ard Ol1 nt nlinc • wh r I '-tlad u ve r be- floor. suylng I) e would call the gentle· accumulated amount. Tbe late Dun. embroidery 18 Inches~ . :01'0 IIll II anythin g b\ll .sturdy courage ' man at th e cbamhers. ".' ' nlng MacLeod estimated 'that ther. lI1uslin In .plece lace o~ caMbric embroidery, ,be bolero would lie botb .lmart and ~Ilnd I · was an add d terror. And the . W e seated .ourselves. ·Even ·In tbat r:p.tght be $1,500,000,000' In hidden gold 1I8.tul; the edges are bound with tbe lame material aa drels la made of. QDe ..,ho retain 'd 11 I' s~ n ses , who sug· time of ·~y.OIlY. I Doted the beauty of alone. Of sHver there may ' be eveD Materials required: 2 yards lace 18 Inchea wide. , ges! d n. fodorn hope, was Du.I)hne- tho rooru~lndlled, my senses seeme!! more In llroportlon, as the Illver rupe. The laBt II a I\lmple pinafore bodice .that II made up In nymph l1'e9n linen tho youngest, the least eX[1 ri need ofl preterna!\lI'al,ly ac::ute, and every In· bali long bee; the common money CUI'> to match the Iklrt; embroidered galloon fonnl the trimming round oponln. at 'UI all. eldent of tbat dread·rul time Is deeply rent In India. or bidden gemB no OU neck ud ann·boles; the tab of embroidery which comea 1D "'eDter of front Ja "To London!" sh salrl. "To the fixed In my mind. 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IIlrarn- a ol e HAnk IInrdappl had a hunc!·to·ha ilfl fi ght wllh a grizzly b 'lI l' an' liv ed t' t 1\ th' tul o? Si las ( t1I Sf'l lll fl .,lat(,)y)-Yu~, by gum, an' th e t t;~C IUS t' bo ull h \Iv d fnr! Wedd ing Fee In Installment •. SOIllO uf tb u 't; qulres In rU Htlc New J rsc y .. ' 11\ LO be pretty ba rd pus bed for ca s h. To g t Ihe cas h tit ' y do not hes itat e 10 usc lUos t unus unl Ill uthods. OUI' or th l'!H) J . I': S ad I' 'nls d the othe r duy Hwl bo \\III !; n'ady aud 11'\11. lug 10 lIlarry 'uul'l c ti at IIny tlmu, day or nt g ht, for l\ cons ld mUon of $5 <llld tb nt ho wa s wi lling to H cept $l In ca sh down lind tit res t In w e Ill y In· Btllllllll'nt::; of $ 1 until th e r, 0 or $5 W II S jl,l ld up. The very night u!'l ' I' tho Ill'st aV lil'Urlln e of Ihl :! lId\' ertl~ 'ment tb e J . 1'. 1'1'1'1"1'1',',1 to \1'Uti ca ll 'd UPOIl to "Ill a k gootl .. hI s hltlff. S hor tly uftor ml(lnight n CUUII I ' whi ch hau 01110 In an lIu tolllo bll c I\WlI lWIl Cd him I'rom bl s Il'CI' and " s li er! to be lII urr l 'ct und r th e In s tu llill 'Ilt phIl! orrel'ed In t be adl' crtl sl' llIf'fl l. AmI th o i P. was gUlD o lIlld Ill ud e good. Reslnol Produces I ",mediate Result. and Is the Surest Remedy Known for Itching Piles. Resi nol Ointment Is tho bes t tblne eye r proliuced (or th e re lief nnd cure ot Itcblng Illles, us on b provon by a singl e tria l t es t. An occlls lonal appll· cation will prevent the r e turn of thl. annoying affec tion. It Is an excellent healing r em dy and wo keep it In the house all the time. J. R, Herzog, D, D. S ., New York CIt)". Unfortunately Coupled. .'\ lI son t en s holY durin g Nnl)oleon'a E gy ptian ampalgn' no soon r we r th o Mam lukes obs rv d ut a di s· than the word was brlve n ; tOIle "Form RfJtlar e; artillery to. th an· gles; ass sand avans to tb e c nt r ." 'I he command alTorded no IIltl 01 rrl· m ent to the soldl rs oye n at s nch an exciting 1lI01l11"1l t , aud mud e the m call the af-ses d lUI· avans.

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Bxamlne carefull), every boW. ' of CABTORIA a lafe and luro remed)' for lofanl. and children, and aee ttla' It

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Their Appropriate Place. "What Is this InsUtutlon?,' "Ono where a ll the next·to·nature's, heart faddists ought to go." "Why so?" "Because It Is a borne for the feeble· minded, where all the Inmates lead tht. real slmille life." The Prospect, "I am porry that there Is a craze for these aoroplane \llgbts." "Wby BO?" "Because the lovers who want to lake Ih III will b more In the clouds th a n ev r."

Don't dope Y()lIrRelf for evcry IitU" 1t only hurh your 8tomncli. ,lIch pRm com S lIRllnlly from 10 'nl inflnm· mlltion. A li \.tle rubhing with Hnmlin. Wiznrd Oil will top it inUllcdintcly.

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COOK HAD BECOME FIXTURE

No Fear of Any Furt her Trouble.

Much Wonderm en t at Social Matron s' Meeting Before the New Mem· ber Expl ained.

David Prloe, Corydon, Ia., says : "I ,..as In the last stage of kldn y trouble -lame, wea k, r un down to !\ mere s k leton. 1\1y back , was s o bud 1 could h ardly wolk and t he kl dn y seore. tlons muc h di sord er d. A we k after I b gan u s in g Donn's Kldn y P ills I co uld wa llt wltb· out a cane, and a s I conllnu d lilY h ealth gmdunlly r e turn ed. 1 was so grateful I mnde a public s tale m nt of my cllse, nnd no w se v n years bave p:u;s d, I nm s tili )lerFectly w II." Solcl by a ll denle l·s. 500 U !.Jox. Foster·Mllburn Co., BUfrlllo, N. Y.

NOT SO BAD.

Gwendolyn de Courtenay, the hand· some society favorite, was nervous ly agi tated. Even a bllnd·baggage car 'ould see tb at. She passed up and 'down In front of the large cheval glass In her room. Evidently she was greatly aggrieved over something, Flnully her hlgh·strung nerv es got churn ed up to such a pitch that she los t control OVOI' hersclf and began to clutch and tear wildly at her hull', pulUng It out lu large ha nd fuls. Your sympath etic nature Is aroused and you cry: "The poor woma n Is WIFELY SOLICITUDE. tempol'nl'lly Insane. \Vby doesn't some one stop her befo re she does herselt bodily Injury 1 She must be In t errible menta l agony to sland lhe pain ot pullin!: h er hair out by the roots." But hlstl Be not too lavish with your sympathy, fri end. Up to now GwendolYll has only pulled orr 14 pounds ot purrs, three miles at Interlooking, switches, and a few de tach· able curls. She has Bailie dis tance to go yet before sh e touches tbe r eal, cross,youL'·heart hair, Gwe ndolyn Is merely di strac ted becau se her maid Burg la r- Ha nds up! cannot got her lI oatlng, hirs ute e quip· Wlto- Oh, J ohn , be careful of those enent on In becoming array. She Is glob s; you' ll break tbem! Simply getUng r eady for a fr esh atart! - Puck. . The Difference. Edward, ha vin g !Jeen re'fused an· Putting Him Wise. oth I' baked pota to on tbe s imple but "Have you a play for next season!" ~o ll\' ll1 'in g ground that th re were liked the low comedian. no more, ncco rdlll g to the Ne w York "No," anllwer d th e manager. Sun, mnde som un complimentary re"Well," continued the I. c., "I can lUar k about t he Insufilclency of his put you next to something that will dlnm' r, "This Isn't dinn er," co rrected 1raw well." the aunt wh om bo was visitin g, "This "What Is It1" querIed the manager. Is lunc h a u. You don't at dlnn I' 1n "A mus ta rd plastcr," answer ed the the middl e of the day. You ea t th a t lither, as he made a hurried getaway, at night." The next day th e aunt, be· In g anxious to know If E dward had Gettln 'Em Out of the Way. a ssimilat ed h is I sson of th e day beP enman- A certain soci ety has fore, said: "Edw a rd , cun you tell lUade me an offer to buy all of my m e now tb ditrete nce betw een dinner poems. Dnd lunch on?" " You bet I can," said Wright-It must be the Humane soE dward , very promptly, "Lunch Ie Dl ety,-Yonkers Statesman, the meul wbere you don 't get enousb to ent." AT THE SEASIDE. People Becoming Interested. Evidence at the popular Inte rest In tbe anU-consumptlon crusade Is given In a statement made by the National Association tor the Study and Preven· tlon at TuberculOSis, to the e ffect that during the year ending August 31, nearly 3,000,000 peopl e have attended tuberculosis exhIbitions In various parts ot the country. Besides the threo traveling tuberculosis exhlbl· tlons or the national association, th ere are 28 exhibits of this kind ' through· out the UnIted States. Four years ago thllre were only three such dis· plays In the entire country. He Was Well Equipped. A Me thodis t bishop was r ecently a guest at th e home at. a friend who had two charming daughters, . One morn· Ing the bishop, accompanied by the two young ladles, went out In the hope at catching some trout. An old fish er· man, out tor the sanle purpose, wish· Ing to appear friendly, called out: "Ketchln' many, pard?" The bishop" straightening hImself to his full h eight, r eplied: "Brother, I am n fisher of men," "You've got the right kind 0' balt. nil right," wus the ,fisherman's re!oinder.-Succcss Magazine. A Claeslc In Kentucky. They have been telling this story down In the Blue Grass so long tbat the' Loulsvllle , Courler·Journal says tt Is regarded 8S a clas sic : "M ajah," announced th e colonel, "I'U het I'Ye- sweat no less than 17 gallons!" "Begging your pardon, kunnel," reo turned the major, deslsttog from a long libation, "ge ntlemen don't sweat; they pe.r splre. Horses sweut." "Well, then ," returned the now Irritated colonel, glaring at the calm and contented critic of his diction. "by gud, suh, I'm a hoss!" THREE REASONS Each 'w ith Two Legs and Ten Fingers.

MIss Oldglrl-Don't you thInk It's II great Impropriety to be angaged to three men' at once! Miss De F1lppe-Not It they don't know Jt. No Use. Newspapers try to post the world, And ke p It posted- do lhelr bestf.nd yet lIome city youth each yeo.r EBIII.YB to pick 11 hornet nest. Opposing Results. "rrhere Is one paradoxical experl· ence," r emarked the Home Philosopher, "which nearly every . perllon has." "What Is that'?" asked the , Humble Conlapnlon. "That It strikes no one's sense of bumor to bit his funDy·bone." Precaution. "If there Is anythIng a trust hates to do," said !\Ir. Duetln Btu, "It III to break a law," "1 understand," answered Senator Sorghum, "that Is wby you have so otten tried to bave the law made to Bult you In the first place."

TemrJtation. When you come rIght down tcl tt, A Boston woman who Is a. fond motber writes an amusing article i woman can't stnnd temptation, If about her experience feeding her boys. It comes In the torm of a new hat Among other things sbe says: In a store window marked down to A man Ruccumhs to the "Three chubby, rosy·cheeked ,boys, U3 .49. Rob, Jack and Dick" aged 6, 4 and 2 tempter when somebody whispers: years respectively, are ,three at our "The bass are biting," reasons for using nnd recomendlng the The Rebeund. food, Grape·Nuts, for these youngsters "Every time we 'llVe re alone before bave been fed on Grape·Nuts since Ill- we were married you used to take fancy, and often between meals when sdvantage of the tact to tell me what other children would, have been given you thought of me." candy. "And now every time we are not "I gave a package of Grape·Nuts to Ilone you tell me what you tblnk at a n eighbor whose 3 year Old. child was me.;' a weazimed ' little tblng, III half the time. The IItUe tot ate · the GrapeHelp for Smokers, ' Nuts and cream greedily and the mothBIII-I see a purchase In a German er continued . the good work, and It tobacco shop entities you to one tele· was not long before a truly wonderful phone call. change manifested Itself In the child's JI1I-l hope tbat doesn't mean that tace and body. The results were reo the telephone calls are all tor nmbu. lances?-Yonkers Statesman. markable. even for Grape·Nuts. "Both husband and I use GrapeNntsevery day and keep IItrong and Deadly, well and have three of the finest. WltlDlehWlnk-It Is no use ot talk· bealthle_st boys you can find In a day's It~gIS' our ats take ~e mascuUne eye u BUlllmer, march," , " ' . . Many mothers Instead of destroying , Billie Blnk-Elr-~es, take both the children's . atoinachs with, candy .• yea Ita chap .dO~I\~ t dodge qulekl),. and cake give the youngsters a h~d· ' 'Where tho Break Came. 't ul of Grape.Nl,lts when they are beg· "l th'o ught you and Mrs. Brown glng tor .somethltig in the way at we:-e Ihe best ot friends,." sweets. The result' is soon shown In "Wo were, until we rented a sum. l1'eatly Incressed health, strength and Iller (ottage toget.l .er." mental activity. "There's a ReRson." HlI,rd to Con"ecL Look In pkgs. for the (amous 11tU. "Hone1'a everythIng, 1*1J't itT" book" ·'The Road to Wellvllle." "1rett)' near. For Instance, it ..

1t was HilllOSt th e IIl1nnlmo u>l opl nlUll III th Social ~111tl' (m);' Ill' ' llllg lhllt It WIl H Imjlo, :IIIle te I;·.CI) a r ani, 111 01' tb a n II monlh wlthuUl 'hnt, gl ug, THE SUBURBAN BREAKFAST " ll oi\'l~ v( : I' , " nnnollllCdl Ibc · pl" s l· ut'nt, " If allY j, I's. n pr e ~ l' n t know s Corree up a nd roll I n hand And !Hly seconds lnlc, of al) !'xC'eIHICln ill cn: t' 1' 1 II !' I' ~ 1 'H' ak:" 1,'Mher b..., nkfu~ 1 8 on Ihe rUD At Ihl ~ 111f' . ' ' W :'1 e ll1 IJ C I' llnlldly '1'0 ca tch the 7:08. :l1'O!W in th II' '-"l ld ' l', ··Th e CXl'C lJLiuu II; In lI iy hOlHH'," sh snld . Ni bbli ng nt a Bott boiled egg And hoonng might and mai n, This (,:llI sl'd til ' ntll t' l's to sit" up. Moth er br ak(usls n.s she 8p 'cds " ll u\\' long ha vc you had vou r '1'0 calch tile shoppers' Irul n. cooll'!" qlll zz~ d Lb ' f1l'c ~ llI e nt. . , ) V I' !I v' years." Cnrrylng his bowl o[ mush An'" Iloublc (Iulckenlng fnr, For a IlIUIll ' nl th ' ollwl'!; s tan'd In Tommy brcnl,(u5 Is us he hlltes nnla zeru Ilt: tht.' n II l'l1tl:'l lJ g-a n lO lJOb '1'0 catch lh(J Illgh sc hool car. in a Lillll l'U tl oll tl nd II (I I" h '·au" lJ ~g a n Thus for I!ubu rbs It wOllld seem, to t; wln g sill \ uys in \'1 !;OI·ou · di s· '1'hough re\'c nues a re Inx. U'Uf;t of thi s Slllll'lJ\ ellt. No br nl,rlllft lulJ les wi ll be fou nd " Is tht.; '0011 entire ly sati s fn .tory On whl 'II 10 lay a lax. k? -A!cLulHlburgh WlIsun, In New Yon flS U 00 ." SUD. "My hus band thinks n ol, l.Jut she f': tay . II 'v t;! rlh eless.' · THE BRUTE. "How do YOll n1ultage to llCe p bel', thn ?" " lI e CB U:W she \\10n 'l go." "Aba!" Thi s eja ' ulatlon wh ich 'scr: :lp.d froTr. th e J) r('sld c llt'H mouth wns fla sh 'd ll1 w ulOglc throu gll tbe mee ting unti l It b ca m a hu ge wave? The r"'eRident regard d Ih New 1\1 mbEl r with half pllY, hull' s corn . " l\" ew Member, " said she. the n ex t 11l01lHmt, "In stead of lld vuncing a case In which a long·sought solution might havo be n fOllnd, you expose yo urself as !J lu g ,"'orso off th a n any or yo ur slst 'rs. 1' 01.1 show tbat by a llo win g this ook to stay ovel' the month you hav enabl d the m en ia l to attnln an d hold a n asc nd ancy ovel' YO Il a nd your hm:ba nd- just tb o thing this socie ty has so long fo ugh t against~ '0 doubt you l ' U ' this day. 'ew :\l ember ?" "I do not!" sho re plied, brid ling Mrs. Flxe m-I don't see what you t.hrough the snltl's and tllr t In sinuamen find In your club. Mr, Flxe m-It's wlJa t we don't find. tion s lhat sclntlll al 1I abo ut h er, "Cor In my hOll se 1 am th cook! " Clever Willie. On hIs buby slBter's heall Devotion to Sarah. Willie broke a piece o[ til., Th at ma tin ee gi rls In a n exaggerated Mumma only smiled and saId: "Thut will hold her tot a wl~ lle." form a re no t spec ialties of t bls country Is viden.ced by th e foll ow ing from a Soothing. Paris paper: "I tblnk my wife has mesmeric "'fhey wer e a , bevy of RuOUt ten powers. Whenever 1 am unable to young girls, seated yest erda y morning sleep I get her to run her fingel'l on a bench opposlt 66 Boulevard Pe. through my hair, and she never falll r elre. ' to make me teel drowsy In a little "Why? Th ey were awaiting the r eo wb11e," turn home of Mme. Sarah Bernh a rdt "My wile can put me to sleep In aD from a trium phal tou r of th e n orth of easier way than that. I just permit France, for which she hod used an a u. her to go on talking and she .aOOD tomobll e tor tb e flrst time, gets so dee ply Interested In ber BUb" The girls kn ew vcry well that Mme. ject that she doesn't exepect me to Bernhardt was due to .arrlve yesterday, answer." · but- at what time? HavIng no precise Informatjon on that paint, the y The Latest. had begun mounting guard a t nine In Sandy Pikes-Yes, mum, I use~ to the morning before th e home of their be de star wire walker In de days , Idol. Noon came-<>ne o'clock-but of Barnum_ Couldn't you loan me a no automobile. quarter to join de show In de next "nut th ey wer e not di scouraged. town? Rnth el' than desert th eir post they de. Housewife (susplclously)-Whete Ie clded to lunch right t here on the your wire! bench. ~ Sandy PI Ires-Don't carry It any " Two o'clock, three, . four. At last more, mum. I'm a wlrelesa walker there Is th e honk at a horn, The ten now_ girls pick up t en bouquets and rush towal'd th e approaching uutomoblle. By Inference. "A radiant sm il e fl' om Sarah Is th e ir Bridge Teacher-Now, It your part· ner Is dealer and has a dreadful hand, r eward, and th ey tTlp away, quite ,happy." what will she make It? Mrs, Baker-No trumps. Bridge Teacher- Why, you don" Holland Lives Up to Her Pictures. know anything about brIdge! Holland Is one European country Mrs. ' Baker-Possibly not; but t that looks like her Jllctures. Thero know all about my partner~-Harper'. Is no bette r use for th e word quain t Bazar. than to apply It to Holland. The farm ers r eally w ear wooden shoea. ON DANGEROUS GROUND, The land r eally Is diked. Black and white Hol s~ e ln ca tUe really pervade the landscape. The men r eall y wear blue jeans shirts outsid e their trousers as they work In the fi elds. On hun. dred ~ at heads 'of women In any crowd th e sliver hair basket s, cover ed wlth ' lace net, really may be seen. The girls and wome n are r eally red. ch eeked, without artificial coloring. The Helds r eally abound with wild Howers and wIndmills really sway tb elr gaunt, awkward arm!\. In the wind. The re Is no s hum, no pomp and splendor, no fuss and fenth er In tbe country. One gets th e ImpressIon of a rugged, sllaro-batlng, simple , klnd-heal'ted, hope ful race In gof.ng through Holland.-From William -AI. len Whlte's Letter to the Emporla ·Ga. zet.te.

"Love your neIghbor as yourself;" said· the minister with great earneat. ness. "Thomas," whispered the lady wb(' liver next door to a pretty young wId. ow, "come away. This Is no place yor you."·

A Few ,Words to Fools. There Is a tool born e ve ry minute, so we nre tOld, but th re Is nlso a great mortality among th em. TlJ 1'0 are tewer active ones alive to-day than th ere we re last week, or thlln the re will be ne xt Monday morning. Going Some. It S6ems us eless to say much to this Orville took 0. fan cy' tllght klnet Qf people, but we do wish to gll'o Defying gravltallon's luws, a fe w suggestions In th e Inte res t of But when It comes to swiftness hla those who are not fools , but friends Flight wos nothing like the shab'... a nd relatives of fO(lls'. Adapting Proverbs, Unless YOll ri re an expe rt boatman, He (dogmant1cAJly)~Straws show do not take a boat out on th e wate r whIch way the wlnll blows. ::;nd In no event unless you nre able She (sl'gnlflcantly) - Well, some- to control all those wbo are In It. tlmes, In n treating paTty, they sho. Do not try to see how deep yo u' can somebody Is rulslng the win_d. dive nor how for you can s wim lnto danger , The Lan\Juage of Love, Do not tl'Y to see If your automo. "Has he proposed yet 1" bile can make 70 miles an hour, liS "Not In so many ,w ords." guaranteed . by the man ,tr,o m wholD "That's no answer. Proposals neve~ you bought It. come ' In words-they consist of Do no ~ blow your brains out simply Argns, :hems, 'haws and gu"gles:" b e ca~ se the girl doesn't like yoU or because You can't pay your debts. Let Masculine Vl,ewpoln't •. otber's do the worrying. The Bachelor-I saw' something framed up this morning that was cal. A Good Excuse. culated to blake womea falss. He-Confound it! We've been sit. The Widow-Indeed! What was it! tlng on ' wet paint. , ~e BRchelor-A mirror. ' Sha-Yes, dear. 1 know we h&ve. He-And you never told me! I Semlnlacen11y Warm. Sbe-Don't be angry, deareat. You Subscrtber-That Dew ' writer bad ju.t begun to teU me tbat YOll your paper Is stvfq ua hot .tuff. . . . . . . . . til. alloYII I ...... ' A _...,. loved - . anel how could J \Dterrqt tct TIa~ io uae for a man to bayo broad Yns . Edftbr-Yes; b'· ,uie4 to bt JOu! _ . ' ,. .-tIler ,ltueaa ,=:.=~~~ en .....U ,01 Ja. . . "Ult IW'l'OW ID......

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MOUNTAINS OF 60LD Duriog Chaoge of Life, says Mrs. Chas. Barclay Granitevi lle, Vt. - .. I was passing thro llgh t.1I Chnn~eor Ufo and s uffer ' d f ru Ul ne rvou sness Ilud oihor a nnoyi nS' sy mptom s, alllI I call truly say tbat Lydial::.l'inkhaDl's Vegotab l e 'omp ound has prov d wo rt h m ountains of galt! to m e, as it r estored my health a nd stre n gt h. I n e ver f orgo t to te ll my fr iends what 1,ydiaE.l'inkbam's Compound has don e for me Ilg this trYllIg p eriotl. Complete r csto, ation to h\'alt h m enTIs so Dluch to me \,1m\. f or th o sa ke of other suffer. In g women I. n m willing to m ake ~llY trouble p1tlihc 80 you may publish this I 'ttcr." - :MilS. ( ' liAS. BAReLA Y, It.l''.D. ,Grnnitcv ill , Vt. No ot.he r m edi'in for woman's ills has rec ived such wid e-spread alld Im(IUa li fi tl c lluorsem pnt. No other med. icine we know of Ims such a record of c uros of f male ill!:! as bas Lydia E. Pinkham's V eg t.able Compound. F or more tha n 30 years It has been curi ng fe male complaints sucb as inflammation, ulceration, local weak. n esses, fibroid tumors, irr gularlties, periodic pains, bn kache, indlgeation and nervous prostration, and it is unequnlled for carrying women safely through tlt(> period of change of Ufe. It costs but little to try Lydia E. Pinkham's V eget.' lble Compound, and. a s Mrs, Ua r clafsays,it is "worth mountains of ~old' to sufferinJr women.

Sard Ine Salad. Hollow out the center from large to, l\lntpes, and flll th e cavity wltb cho pped sardin es. Pile wa ter·cress leav es on top, nnd add a dash of lem· on juice. '0 other dr ssln g Is ne ded. A s ubstantia l salad Is made of the scoolled-out tomato fill ed with canned peas from which the wal l' has been well dJ'aln ed . Alld mayonnaise,. and It It Is to !Je th e "piece cl e I' slstance" at th e menl, pile n ut·mea ts on top, This supplies the n ecessary nitrogen, the protelds al' > In tb pas, nnd car· bohydrates In the t omato and dress· Ing. Nothing more hea rty Is n ces· sarY In the hot weath er. THE WATERMELON VINE" au ntoy Inllt llbout yoU' mt:' nus ; a II~ corte nnd tnble d· hO lt'. O( Ih e lIo/llIm'ls o( LuculIllS Ih nl so pi n.sed hi .. HOl1lfln Ihroat : ( th o nlg-htlngal es and 1"'lIcocks' lonl;u ~ : lho will o( ( ll t' Tokny ; Tho clIvlur (rom Rusllin or the spiceS frOm B mbny. TIll'S ur a II (a ll!'y dishes, li nd MonHl lhlnk Ihom migh ty Il nc, Uu l (or III 0, Il shady corner by n wlIterm Ion vine! hav!! .llsnpp 'urlng tub l ' 8 worked by I ll'1 Ity : They pr SlJ u butt n. und, behold: a ment (0 1' you and me.. Th y'vc I " II : PilLS de Col grns : nil Borla of (nll o y frill>; ; And, r am told, tli Y 0180 have all sorts or neh s 0 nil ilia. d ive me n tab le 101h' oC grnlls; Cor napkillS. Illuillll lns nn e, And t h 11 / L shall )' 'or ne r by 0. wut rm el· on vine.

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county, love and'gaurdit\n LltIootionof . Wi! services er drain on at jltil .. $<1.. 50;buEd t il 11 o 'olook It . 11\ , So p tem bo r 13, Anna *L1,. Morgan Soldlel's' riltlHe cotnllick. rum is· un 1GO\). liu,m B Mor gau e t Itl to T. J ff ::lmith tlton. $1; Rugg les Gale Uo, blhnks P hw s of st el heu.m b ridge on New ,Suits. r en} estllte in Waynesville,ili l;J ij . for probate judge. $:3; .E'. P . Fo r gy . Murdook and Lovel and rOLld n ea r dlscouragesandlessc~ s a Oi bit ion; beauty, •.--.u=.,:, , " Igor Ullt! cheerful- ANDJohn W. Bean vs . Arthur Bean. Ettu. M. Dougllml1n to George horses and vOhicles for Aago t., $25; Duni I Sh i e h~ '8 10 I:ia r.uiHon t wn · (; :') . ness SOOI1 disappear Parti~ion.. Ertel rea l es ta.te in Clermont oQunty The 1'imes, pORtals !lod printi ng for i Sh ip. when t he kidueys are John W. Bean vs. Art,hur Bean . $1l0. . treasurer. $2 .25; 'rhe 1'1l.lles, b llln ks P lun s of to ne llbntmeu t OD town , ~~;ed~ order or dis· Dissolution of pllrtnortlhip ; Il.ppointFred eri ck W . Bro\vn to Stuart for Sberiff, $ ; lnquest over d ead s hip r ORt. b y S mit·h sch oul h ou:le iu Kidney trouble has A t his h om e , 3X miles west of mont of receiver ILnd SId e part- Bro~n, r eal estute in Warren oon.n Ib Od Y of George Templ eto n, $ 14.. 1;;; HUIlIilton, township. beco,!lt: so prevalent Waynesvill e on the Upper 'S pringthu t I t IS not uncom- , .' . . nership property. ty , ~6 5 . Corporation of LabtLn o1l va. E d wa.rd Plans for n w conc r ete Ll bu trn ent , _ ~ mon for a. child to,be Ibor'o pIke, for the commg season. John Sullivan vs . Elizabeth RuWI::ite\vnrt Bro \vn and wife to John i Posey, expenses '6. 20 ; A. F . Meek- ove r Dick's' or ok near J. Murph y's ~ born a.ffltcted wlth BROWN BlLl. .is a good gene ral· l ' I D. Bur , ns rea l estnt e in 'warren l er, final estimate on con t raot No . in F rltnklin tow nship . . . -wea k ku.lllc;ys. lithe ' . h ' E vl.ln. q Ultu ble r e lef. njunctiol] . child urinates too () ft~ll. ifllte urine scalds pu rpose 01 se. praye4 foJ' . . oounty, $aoo. . 10~. 1470 : P h~n (or" st.e 1 benm bri dg e wi th the flesh, or i f, ,vhen the child reaches an LOVERDALE is one of the best\. Martha. D. Hlzar V8 . J obn 1. Bizar 'William M. Hunt r tlOd wife to PhHip Sp~n oe r ocor,der , prfls ntpn oonore te fi nor near Ar sonitl K irby's age whel~ j~ shoqlll ~e able to oll ~rol the bred Pe rcheron horses in this 'section . ' ' ' CI PlIssage. I t IS yet am) te~ with Led-wet-I . fifteen years et al. . Plu·tition. Frank W . Sou t hard, r eal estate in b ond in snm of $ ..i) 000 wit h h 1m e If \U earcree It t o wn s 11'Ip . ting.depe.l.ld llpou it. the <fluseofth e diffi. of the country. He IS Warren county, $ 1. a s prinoipiLlllDd the A ~ericlm Suro· Cuntrl10t ente red in to wit.11 Ore · culty is khlney trollblc, and the first old, and is without a blemi h. Probate Court. W. C. Tiob enor to Uhri stian Bnd ty Co " of N . Y , ti S s ure ty f or t11e g onia Brid ge Vo ., for 11 teel baLlnt tep should be towa rds the treatmentof these il11porta utorgans. This unpleasant Estate of Marshal V. Bennett, Mlll'ilL Milkel'eit, real est ate in War- term of two yenrs u ug inn ing first brid ge wi th oak fl oor Dca r Sl,n ith trouble is' due to u diseased· condition of TERMS. minor. Finnl account approved , ren ~ullnty. $1. ' Monday of ~epte mbe r , 1909. Siti d Speclllisohou l district In Hammon the kid ll ys ane! bladder lind llOt to a • 11110wed Ilnd o.:mfirmed . . Alice E. Chllmberlain, Mugaret boni! is approved by t1113 pr osecllt township, $190 O. habit as most ~eople suppose.. iilO.OO to insure a living colt; mare Women as well as men are made miser- and colt to stand as security. Any Estate of Matilda AXDllln, de- E . K emp Ilnd William V. Chllmber- tug u.1~torney . . Contrllc t WIlS ' en tered into ' with able with kit1l1cy aud bladder trouble . .1 fi na I /tccoun t nil l aID ' t0 H E DB ' 1 t C t t C t t • 1 0 0 · ... B ' d Co fo . atl" tIle ~allie 1'''' one pat'~1I1g with mare forfeits the · t snu Oellse. d F 1rs Ilrry , u. O l!~, rea estB e /. on . rllo s- 0, n 1'80 was ,cnoar.·ee reg n. l'" rl g.e ., r vun olls U bo~1111~ed ~ 9,' eat ren'ledy'. The mlld' a nd the Immed iate effect of insurance. proved, allowed and confirmed . in Fra nklin townsh1p, $4100. lUtO wlth V. J . Zentlllyer fo r put·tw g' smllll Job l3 tO t ldlDg '1S t. 9U . Swamp-Root is 50011 realized. It is sold E!ltate ofE: C Bowmun , d eceased . ' in 24 " -24 teet 'vl tri'tieel tile IUtd -by druggists. in liftyMarriaO'e Licenses. Eighth account approved, allowed to 18"-32 feet o o rrug l~te el sewe r on ce nt and . one-t10 Ilar n'1iiiiiiig&illl!liii~ NEAR TO HEART'S NATURE 1;ize bottles. YouJU u,'y and oonfirmed . Arthur S. Hall, 28, furmer, Leba. College st-reet a t Kings Mills in Uee r· lIs\'e a sample bottle ALTER MCCLURE, Estate of Ruth A. Chenoweth , d e- n on, to Graoe Marie Murphy, 22, of field.townllhip lit t11e e t imll tl:l $.[:& 03. A $75 (lOO ll u tom olJilo r oll ed by mall free, alsl? a Funeral Director. oellsed. Second Ilccount approved, Lebano n . Rev. W. A. C.o oper. . Contraot WaS eoter ad io to \\fith i throug b ;he $fiO,OOO bl'O n'1l6 gl~tea und o ~b~fthlS~v;~:~~~J~o::1 \ nllowed and confirmed. ' W. E. Whitl~ker for cleanin g u.n d up the *35,000 wi ndi ng u. venne t o 1h e i l1 c-l\~ dill g m:tny of u~~ Estat.e of J. '1'. Romine, deceased. Commissioners' Procceding~. puinting low truss s t eel bridge at $20000 lll'lr ule ' te PH. mOlllul letters reeci from ~ufTerers 'telephone day or night. I ' , . ' . . who fOlll1d Swamp-Root to be Just the nventory and appruisement tiled. BiJls-J IllU HS FollpD s r ., tla lary for Ul OBson Graveyard 1n Harlan t own u escend lll g fr OIll th e lllB.chlDe the remedy ueedcd. I n writing Dr. Kilmer Valley phone No. t. Long In the Illlltter of the guardiaDship Augutlt., $50; R . H lll'shb tlrger,s,lllLry ship at the estimate $ 14 ~~. hill iuDll ire P Il11:;OO Il m OlU e ot to ViflW & Co: . ni u ~ltall1to n. N. ·Y .• ,be sure and Distance No. 69-3~. · of Benjllmin. Phillips nn imbecile. for AUg llSt. $ 40 ' W Ung les by &80n Contract WILS entered lIlto WIth th o sm iling ."500. 000 la nd cape . mUl~ ltlt~,~}U bthltS paper' Dothtl t ma,k, e anny IS a~e , . 11 remember e name r. WAYNESVILLE, OHIO. G eorgeE. Younga.ppointedguardian burlEll'),f E II ~ II Dllk~n. $75; Muhl on E . M. GaskIll for IL concre t~ aroh . Acro s the $\10,000 ht ~n Il $ 120,000 l\ih:lcr's ~waU\p-Root. and the address,. giving bond of ~8, 000. Rid/5e, premIUm o n lUSUl'IIDCe, $-18 .75 uOllr the I. O. O . F . Ball 1U Uozad- <!I I Vel' lak e Ill Y ~ p oe hng 1tI t h e shll de~ DlIlghllnl,tol\, N. Y., on every bottle. Branch Office, Harveysburg, O. In the mutter of gua,rdillnship of W , L . St,lllill g'fj & Co ., snpplies for d lde, Hamilt.on t owns hip ti t hi s hid of early o v onin ~, ulld bey<;llltl it 1'0£,(1 sl:Ollpcd 10 2Omlnut08 Benjamin Phillips un imbeCile. Geo. treHSUl'er, $1250 ; W . a . I::i t:anllge <.~ pf $:$09 . a lordly $HO,OOO 11ill, w11 m;'! c rBs t, . . IIfO wil.h Dr. S hO!1J,'R J'()\lP Rc n wd y. Ouo E. Young fil ell his b ond. Uo., Rnppli es 1'01' Auditor. $25.2;;; Contraot waR entered in to with C. elonl,eu with fo reAt li t an expens e of get Immediate relief from t.e,1; will surely prove. vumi tillg, 110 dis· In the watter of will of Delila W. E. W b.itl.lk e r, bridge reDairs, C. Uleaver for new hend wolfs f or;; $200,000, g lowe~ in the lll ~t golden tros .A safo aod J.1lcas!n gNo , Dr. Shoop's Magic Olntme.,.. ~yrup-r.oc . J)~! ~. McUabe, deoeased. Application to hluhtn t own ship, . $20 19 ; W. F . ft. boiler sew er ' ncar r esidence of J. I' tL.YS of the set ting s un. Ildmit same t o probate set for hear, Aker, brid ge repair C)earcreek Carroll ou UtLrroll r oa d in Mltssie 1'110 billionttit'e suok lux uriou!:l ly. ing September 7. township, U , 50 ; Ora GU tin,lumber township the estim ll te $14,. . int.o Il $2,000 ivory por ch ohair t\.n d E stllte of Mary Ann Rtllldman, de · ' 46.64; Joseph Gilmour, servioes as Plans, speClfioatlOns Hod stlmuta r es tod hi fee t on th e rosowood r llil ; oeased. First and final Ilooonnt tllei!. viewer ot ::lpurling road, '6; Bert for concrete aroh cui vert' nca r the ing of the $HiO,OOO vemlldu. . Undertaker and ·E mbalmer. . Etltate of Joh.n D. Harner, de Reed servicesll s viewer of Sparling White sohool huuse on F ranklin ; "It. is pleasant, "he 'obslirved " to . • • I . j " Will be fonnd in the ' old oeased . . Flrstalldtlnalllccounttiled. road $6; John W . Wilson as ' viewer , andRed Lion road in F rankli n t o wn- , g t bLlck to lIatu re op.ce in awh i le . Bllnk Buildjng, opposite EstLlte ~f Henry D~ltltus'h,. de' lof ,spurlin g road $ (1 ;8ulIl D. Henkltl~ ship .were approved lInd . '.on t l·llot I t After th.e ca-r fI n.oc~ w orries of the . t b e Nu.t~onal B!1:uk. ' !l!!eu.Flrst acco unt filed . fees and expenses f,or July, 112 j Ell to Qhnt Stanton a t til estIma te ~U7. 1 bu ine~s du.y I certl\lDl,y love t o .,. nn Thlephone in )louse and of. TRADe ~A"K. Estate of William J . Collett,. de · D . Burnett oontrllct l *57.:15 ; S~m' The f6110wing bid was r eceived.in 'out to thi quic t ,little iliUO,OOO OJO f1' e'where loan be called ., Co~-!:.~:~~~ c. ' c euseu. }i'irstand liolll account filed. D. Henkle: f"es and e xpenses for response' to P91tting in the a.u u itor's l coUJ?try olub o t' our8 and tast.e a' .bi t, . day' nigb,t ,'· · · ,An10n8lendln,.,kelab and de.crlgttonmn, ' Ie H.f e . 1 ~ is gool1 t o ke p .in ft:~~~tfo~"IJ(.'!:~~~"t~: °f~~~'\r:."f.~':~~%':: Real Estate Transfers. . July, 1140 75; Jllm.es Sale,. Co~~r/lct 0 t:l:I ce f~! bri d' :;·enear r e id eooe · ~ f . 0 f \111tl.p ' Vullo}, . ' Phone ' 1(,:,2. . '. " ; . .. .. tlonutrlbufconndontfaJ. HAHtihuoo onP"teut. . No , 63, ~5 26 ; Frunk ~t,okes, Con. Budd Wells on Bathllwuy ' r ond to~oh with the oiJ f<?r 'what 'is m iui . Mam Street, WayneSVille, Olhp ,oP!{J~3i ?!~:'.: tI:;ggiJo't~e:.:l:.~':.~~·Yi WillillmKingto · WilliamJ.Gar t~"aot No (j2,$11 7.,1GjGeorg~ :Veldt, in Oloarcreek, to w nehip, Oregonia butdust, afte}:' .!~ll l " ". ""'~~flO(I("1'lltboutOarit"I~. ' .' rison, of J)ayton, rEl1l1 est.l1t e in bridge repa.ir!! BurIan towDship, Bridge 0 .. as per p.l ltns on fl l~ $~29 F e lin lit .. re~tored, he pal! ed in I BATHA : ' . 7 ·~Itnt .1 v Franklin , ' 45. '13 . GO'• Joseph W fJi'sfl hridge · r e. Cont·raot gi'ven for u.bove thremgh tbe-,400 OO(htoorwu"-~ . • , . , : W A '\' A b..nd.omol'~lInr.trale4 ,,~'klf. 1.unR0I'" . . " , .... • •. . . , ' . .r - - ~''' ' I : . " . cIIlsUm. n( an1,.c'enUSl &lnmll,!. T_.. til • .~o8eph L, Vail to Rach e ) ~. Har4- pairs Wayne to~nship, " ; <:>~io flans and speoificatlons for the 'l ,~O.O · dinner.-:-L. ~1. "Robbins .. in ' _ Wft,YfJ.es ~lle'8 Le!lding~ntl.t . "{II"Ntlio!llri~Chwq, ... '" dbr~r-*ldfl'!t lugre..,les'at8iu Wa'~ren oount'Yr ·,1. GorrugatedCnlvertOo., Be~erpipee fallowing work WIlB p,pprov~ and Ne,,!ark New8. . I Office .in Keye Bldg. . 8" Common Pleas Court.

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NY .. ch mb II 8a ld aVOIded, lor the iri ,or I:'hutl r, c f Mou n tain to th h onlll of I.l I1 igh lJ,)r , ~ the eye oa n oontl'llct IInu sbulle the H l ll~b)'o meerll put out a ne t tortured uy Asthllllt , ben t on onrl u g' e.ye only a oertl.li n am (ll1nt., null it i for boo tl og!!!>r:! lust t)lItu rd .~y ni"'ht hiJu wit.h ~r King't! New DI 800VN'Y . i d b h t I . ., tllilt hll el cured linn I'll o f Utlt blllli . B so n t re . y sue ellSU con rlI C- !lnd IlJIlde u :.:oo(1 catch . l:iel.lvyfin flA 'fbi!' \\'l!lIuerfnl Ill etiidne AODU \ ' 1 h an. Tile )tis expanu,; when it tire" wr r o a dll1iDl ~tb l'(d the chief o ll'enll · 110\' >d IIud qlli 'Id y ell r 'l1 hiS neig h I\nd weuk bn!>, ullowiog t,h e Htrong e rs, oll e of til III b iog «ooked t.o t,h e h., r. L"lt er it c nrf'cI hi" son's w lf.> light to e nter tbll eye . A str oug' extent. of $200. Ill f II " OVA l' , ' lung tro n lll . Mill ltlO~ light triking fu)] on h e rotioa of l)t~1itlv(~ it", tIl e ~ I' ut(!:- t f br out lind ' . d ' IF " . Lnn g ' \\I'lloJ U E lrtlJ . t'\!n~b!' '0ldK tb~e Y ~H!Ve r y etr1m ent,ll . ' IiokB B . .Mo(~ll1~~lIhbatbosoension s Uroup, 1:l' l lI1 o rrh u~e" IIn (l' ~o r ~ I, , : erlO g hghtR 111'e bard o? tha yeFl, II!; in n lJlllloon at· Dn y ton huv e ur An Luo V" 'nr p " nroh' clln'd hv it . Bp.s t. ~he irHI ~lI1 S to be oootinulIlI y. . I'fllld >!toppel1 . 'fh Doy l on uuthoritle : I' l:Iu .v ~:t' \'.(' r. i~rip lind . ·~n\Oopl n :: Ju~til1g Itself; st renkeu light \fllll!; r igh t ly t,h ought t.hnt. Rixduy a we c I n~lt .,n~ 1l1ll1 $1 UU., 11;IIJI It'Jft l ~ uad Ils th er tinaisunllbletondjnst weI' en ough un u I' fUR ed to gruut l fn,n. ~~~ll U l\t!!n~):~ Hnilwllllz. ~ itself to str aks of dllIeren t int.ensl. him a perm it to make IIny more at! NEW WAY TO CA N TOMATOES ty. -From " Th e Work of the Illu- oen ion o n the I:)ubbath dny. Last surumer I tried 11 n ow metbmlnl1ting Engineer," by Donllld od of cllnning t mntoes !md it ameron Sbafer in t·be Amerioan LeoD R . Rou'lton, nged sixty-sev Revie w of ReViews for eptemb r. en year died at hill re idenoe in proved so s lltisfuot orv tho t I wanl, to 0 culd null pefll tb e to 'oul.b Cbu rloston, I:llltnrday morn · puss it on . The Road to Success. ing Au ust 2 , 190IJ, at 2 o'olock. m 'ltoes tlS mmrlt. Hllve tbe cll ns hll rullny obstruot,ion El, bot non e so He wus pr e~ident of th Hou$ton sterilized, place th o I'llW t.omlltoe in deBpemto a ~ poor b e" lth . I:)tlooess tbem whole, p our iu bOlling wti.ter todDy deIlll1nds b oult·b. !Jut Electric COlDpa ny . of 'onth Churleston, Ilnd to fill t be ollns, rnnning a knife Bitt ers is thu grelltest ' heal t h build was known in I,bis seotion of the ~ ~ er tbe wor ld has ever known . It !ltnte 1\8 one of the shrewdest of bus- around in the oans, so that nil the orevioe!! are filled, then pot on t he ;)mp Is pfl rfeot aotion of tltolDaoh, ine s men. liver , kldnAYs, bowel, purifies Imd oover. Pluoe the OI1DS in boiler or enrlohes the blnod, Imd tones und ina lllrge ve sel, pour in bOIli ng water Mrs . Ma r y P rootor Wilson bas vi goratp.s tbe wbo le systr w . · Vig. till it rea,b es t he ntlok of the Olin, .)rous body and k en brllin foll ow b en Rppointeu ' by Governor HilI'· tb eir use . You CllD 't Ilfforc1 to sJigbt, tIlOD Il. mem bel' of the bOllfd of lady pot th e lid un the boil r ,wrapltwith Eleotrio BlUer if weak, run down vi itors of the O.--SrlHH:l , tI. bltlDket, or ru " nnd leave until the )1' !:Iiokly. Only 500. Guul'llnteed t·o su oeed Mr s . Biokham, of Dayton, wuter is 'oold, wblob will be n ext by Fred C. 'obwurtz . wbo resigned. Mrs . Wilson bas for morning . 'l'h e ca n s are then relldy yellrs been editot' and pr \)prie~res s to put awuY . I did not lose a. CIl U CONCERNING EGGS of tbe Lebanon PatriOt., Il Demoorat out of forty q narts When I.be i., .............. " .......... ,........ , .... ,........ " .. " .. " .. ", ...... oans were opeued, the tOIDatoe 'l'he deplLr tment of agriculture e were \vhole nnd firm enougb to Rlioe t lm a.~es that th e IlverBge prodnchon easllv. -- IV omtlll 's HOUle ~o mI>IUl io u ~ ~ R r.s pondlDg to un Illllrmin g fire of eg!(s fur the last 10 yearl! Ius been for Sept e rub ~ r . Ilbont ono n. nll tbree-f!lln rt.fl rfl hillion lalit, weok, Williulll WiJ)i!!, eo ptnlu dozen II. year. 'faking the n.vernge of n fire depnrtm nt in the sllburb Lost yenr more th,;n 32,000 ohilprioe in 1 99 os,.ll13 oentNper dozen , oj Norwood, found bis Qwn ' h cnne in dren were tanght to s wim at the Il.nd that of 190 us 1 .:J oenUl, tbo fil~m s and the dead bodies of his sou Londo n )labllo 80hools . inores@e in the vulue of the toto I Elbert., 13 yet Lr~ o ld, and Virli!! En · It is estimated thut last yeftr hu lf egg prodootion bas bean '125,000,00(" ~lish, ;I, yellrs old, being curri Eld from the plnoe. Both lind been Bufi·oDnted . (\ mlJlton of the population of t be or nellrIy GG peroent. "There is money in eggtl," hilI! Mrs . Willis, m oth~r of the Wil lis Punjab . Ilcoumbatl to malaria . ----- ~-- ------been tbe ory of ooeo with poultry to ohild, WIAS erioos'l y lmrned while WAYNESVILLE CHURCHES. soIl. of IlgriouHural experiDient StlL' !l. ttompting to I'e cue h er 80n . tions and agrionltural . journals for more than 11, q uarter' of B oentury Will. B. Thornton, living a t tbe . St. Augustine's Catholic Church. Fathe r Georgc Mnvcnhocfor , PaMl or Unhappily, it ha" notalwll.Ys worked T hoa. B. Thornton' homestead, a few MflSS c\'e(v soco l1ll SUudn)' of Ule Ill,oolh aL out thl1t way. There was money miles west of Wu bin gton C . B, 0 :00 a . w. for the fIlrmer who paid little I1tten- ltll.lt week .delivered to t.h e B. & 0 St. Mary's Episcopal Church. tion to his poult.ry Imd invosted Iittio s hipping pens thor e eigllt,y. five heall Hr.\'. ,J . l". IId\\'alJutler, Reclor. in ohiokens if the seuson was propi- of fina h ogs of t·he mulo foot ed vari "ItHlay School. 0 :30 II. ru. Mornin g "c r ' tIous and dIsease a.nd prepator nni· e ty Tbe hogs were s bipped east ,-Icc. lO :ao a. m . Holy Cowmunlon ~h c IIr~ t Sunday 01 ea c l1 OlOULb , . lua ls fa iled to Ilppoa·r in the b en to J . Needy & Uo by W. B. t:;n ider. bouse. There was money for tbe They weighed 211 pounds anu Methodist Episcopal Church. breeders of'fu.noy ohiolren s who were broug ht tohe hig h st market prioe He " . W . '1' . Ulll llantl . PIIRlor , t~b l e to oonvinoe purobllsers tha t T he vnriety i8 IL new one I\od Mr . . uurlll.\· Schn,)I. IJ ::10 :l. m. Morulllg _C r. ,·Icc. 10 ::.10 a. III . Ellwonh Leagu e , , :Ou p . t heir oblokens were great produCfu's. Tbornton's h ogs are cR usi ng a gr Ilt, III ., II;vl'lll n g :icr" t 'c. "': : :iO p , m. Mid\\' u k Also, t·here WIlS m oney for lhe pa- Ilf'al of cornment-,. owing to their pe· PI' \ycr ""'elln t{. 7 : IU p . w. tient soul who· gained by experil1noe culiur so lid. mille like hoofs. Cllristian Church. lind Ilid not let hia disoour<lgemen t - - ---. n o \,. _". E. DIIWSOIl, Pastor. • Ilmht), Schllo l. 9 :30 l~ . 111 . 0 'iul m ooting A Hurry up Call. Oll use him to .a bandon the . rtlnob, I O~40(\ . m. Chrlsthu) EniJeavur. 7: O(J p . m: /{cglllllr (,hun; h ~cr vlco,=S cond lluy llllCh Bnt of the thouslI.ncls-lllany 01' QnioK! Mr. Dru !{gi t-C~ui o k I-A mOllth ilL 10:3 0 II. m. aud 7::10 p.S lIl1 III . them oity f olk-whO put t h eir lIlJ in- box of Bucklf' n's Arnica 811 1veHicksite Fricnds . Church. "THE SAFE .. AM" N E W S = = = SECOND HAND to ohlcken farming, who broug ht. t o Bel' o'~ a qllRrter-For the love of MOEll's, Burr), I Baby 's burned him • F irs t Day Mnc lln l'. 111 :00 u. frI. FIrst tlay tb~ wor'k mor~ entbusia!lm ' thaI, Ti me Lock lind Rep,, 'r Work of All Kinds self, t,e rri"ly-.l dhnoie ·out. hit! foot Se). ",,) . II :011 a . 111 . Fou nu Da y MCCl llI1l Knowledge, t,he enterprise WIIS morfl w it h the Rxe-Mumie'R sco lded -· Pn IU:00 a. Ul . RESIDEN CE SAFES A SPECIALTV oon't walk from piles-Billie hll!' often" dismal failure tho.n n.o t: Exclusive Age ncy for "Centur y" Adjustable Sleel Drawlll' Tables .. Orthodox Fricnds Church. 'l'he reports of tbe d flpurtwent of boil s~a.nd. m.v oorns acbe . ljbe !tot Rev. lJenjamln Hawkins, P lld tur. it uUll !WOn oured 1111 t,be fomily. H", THE C, W, HAIM SAFE CO" Columbus, Ohio, :ilDf ' F~~~'Tc~mm a.grioolture me,lO, we bope, prosper- thR-greale. t benler on el1rth So ld !'iahbaLh . chOOl , U:80 a. lI1 . HC J( ular 1'11111'011 '!.C~\' I CO . ] 0 qo 1\. Ul. CurlsLlan Entlcll\'or, it y for tbose who Ilre lDaklng ohiok by Fred C. 80hwurtl!< . . , :.10 p. w . en m\slng and f;lgg produot.ion a epe.o ialty rather thtl.ll m erely Iln in orease in pfn-money for t,he house· wife whose b uspang (lult) vat'es ohickA Purely Vegetable Laxative I WILL PAY THE ens a.s a sort of perfun otory by.labor, Cures · Chronic Constipation, and All Howev r, Seoretary Wilson gives us Liver and Kidney Troubles. ' , ~o enlightenment in t~ls JntLtt~r . One ol1n only be Iln optiplist and For sale at t ue lollO'l'IOg 1I1acC.9: trost that the sUbsoribers to the po~ltry periodlcnls, t~e boyer8 of ~immerm.an 's, Kilbon's, And ' poultry of 'all kinds, J will he inoublltors, outfits. and apecial food .' White'., ' Mountjoy's Spri'ogfield,. Ohio. in Wilynesville on 'l'uesdays. Call are fl.t last coming into their own.Phone 142. Toledo Blad". - - - --'-. . 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About th is tl ille of y ear a mU e warm ", enther may bo xpe ted. Avlatol' Latha w ' prLl ll~'1b ly coul d corl'r th u' dis lu nce in I wo jumps, J-J owevcr,~o uot propo se t o ge l Into a war just to dis ov er how l he a eroplane will !ll't~ • \Ye \\' oud ~ r ' (r lIi Lii'lO Is as much In · terested in our flying machines us we are lu Illi canal s '!

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"Marri ages a re not mado lu h~ v e n." says a Seattle mlnlster_ And tbere • are earthly marriages made wblch • • tui'n out a nything but heavenly, • Now let th e searcb fo r CnpL Kldd's treas ure be abandon ed and a ll bands move o\'er to, the Ylldlz Kiosk • grounds. • Eve!) with a ll its mode rn Imvrove- • • ments war cannot prove that It Is k eepi ng up with the ti mes, when its • case Is tried by a peace congress_ • Germany Is much alnrmed over ItI • financial situation. That Is the oor- • rect answer to its tremendoua army • and navy expenditures. • • At a recent book sale an edition ot • Poe's poems brougbt $1,500_ How • wealthy the poets might be If they'd • only ~II die I • ===== • A scorching chaulfeur got a flne of • ,100 and a leoture thrown In. He ~ could have bought a whole season of chautauqua leotures for less money_ • No one will deny that Korea II • making real progress when the em- • ployes of a street car line owned by • Americans are Indulging In a strike, ' • • American style_ ,

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They have neither Ume nor use for dead ones In Chicago. The driver of an automobile hearse was lately arrested In that olty for speeding with a body to the cemetery. One pleasant thing about an aeroplane Is that It does not sail about the country spilling sand down the necka of Innocent bystanders, though It may accidentally fall upon them_ There Is retribution for nations ID thlsworld. Now that Spain faces a financial crisis through a drain by the war in Morocco, It must feel a pang that the rich fi eld of Cuba Is no longer at its disposal to draw upmi. A Massachusetts woman lett five times more to her canine pets than to her husband. Sbe must have been some connection of the cynical lady who nnnounced that the more she sa" of men, the better she liked dogs. .Now they are talking of "the Amerl· can ferll" In Europe. Tliere Is not 9 more peaceful or peace-lo ving power In the world than this country, and Its possibility as a "peril" exIsts only In the excited European Imag lnntion In whose minds the war scare Is turning Into a panic.

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prayer Is found in the 51st Psalm, credited to David, and • perhaps familiar to the exiled •• king as he sat Inaackcloth and ashes by the rivera , of Babylon • and prayed that he might be reo • stored to hia Jerusalem. • "Have mercy upon me,O God, according to thy loving kind- • ness; aocordlng unto the mul- • titude of thy tender merclea. blot out my transgressions. ; "Wash me thoroughly from • mine Iniquity, and cleanse me • from my aln, • "For I acknowledge my trana- • gresslon: and my aln la ever; before me. • "Against thee, thee only, have • I sinned and done thla evil In • thy alght: that thou mlghtelt • be juatlfled when thou apeakeat, ; and be clear when thou judgelt, • "Behold, I wal Ihapen In In- • Iquity; and In lin did my mother conceive me. • "Behold, thou dell rest truth • In the Inward parta: and In the. hidden part thou Ihalt make me It to know wlldom. • "Purge me with hyalop, and ; • Ihall be clean: waih me, and • • ahall be whiter tha", Inow, • • "Make he to hear joy and • gladne.. ; that the bonea which • thou , haat broken may rejoice, • • , "Hide my face from my alna, • • and blot out all mine Inlqultlea, • • "Create In me a clean heart, • 0 God; and renew a right '8plrlt • within me. • • "Calt me not away from thy • • preaence; and ·take not thy holy ; • aplrlt from me. "Reatore unto -me the joy Qf ; • thy salvation; and uphold me • • with they free aplrlt, • • "Then will I teach transgres: aora thy waya: and sinners shall • • be converted unto thee. • "Deliver me from blood gulltl- • • • nen, 0 God, thou God of my • • salvation: and my tongue ahall • alng aloud of thy rlghteouaneaa. ••' "0 Lord, open , thou my lip.; • and my mouth shall shew forth ~ •• thy praise, • "For thou deslrest not aacrl- : • • f1ce: eille would I give It; thou. • dtllghtelt not in burnt offer- • • Ings, • • "The aacrlflcea of God are a ; • broken spirit: a broken and a • • contrite heart, 0 God, thou wilt. • not despise, • "Do good In thy good pleasIJre • unto Zion: build tholl the walls. • of Jerusalem. • • "Then shalt thou be pleaaed • • with the sacrifices of rlghtl:ous- • • ness, with burnt offering and • whole burnt offering: then shall • • they offer bullocks upon t hine • • • altar,"

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' But tb man who argues hOI at LESSON IN NATURAL HISTORY -war' · tbuu hait admi tted that t-h ero Is It doubt io ,his h art a s to the Al1'I uslng, BlIt Somewhat Expens ive course h e' has pursuet;l, and so It WIUI as Mis s Pa tty Real ized When with j\'l ana !;seS, aud as th e days the Goa t Was Through . I ngth ' Ol' d Into w(' ' kfl a nd the we ks Into montils, th r a ' I' f) t In to hi !! h a rt 111 188 P:ltt y ~ It 1l111'() of 1\ rt h Thir'mort! l'I ud nlor th o conlic:lous lless 01 tCl' lIlh >itl'!:'L wt' ul to t h' c'o unl l'Y with It Will Bring About Good R esults On Hilly Land Where! th ' IIltc' r folly and wi ck dn o::;s of his rI party uf frl.' II ,110 Oil· 1\I · lI1orlul Il ay. 'be MOisture Ofte n Does Much DaIDuge.-By cou rse, aud remorse fill ed his BO ll I be· 'I'h ., }, -loPI/( ,I at :1 l'a l'lllll UlHi\! wh ur e T. M. elsel. cause- of h is hor rible sI n lu off ' ring uf BUilli' til' ,til " Jlurty arc' 1I'I 'Ii Iwu wn , hi s beau !lfu l son upu n th outstr tch Ilrmn ;i ll g a hout Wll ~ UII old gun t. ed li nu s of lh e god IIloloch. For growing potatoes on hili Innd b I ' of th e ex perts of tb e ul.' part rn en t \\' he' ll :\1 i"" I' ll It Y s a I\' IH'}' I hl' IHI n IIY " \\' bllt ha th hI' l' yer dOIH' for you?' or wh e rc Ih ' ya r e orten damaged Wy w/lile going up a nd dOW Il in the la nd wa s Illacidly uibb llug (II :t f('w hi nt! 's cHnte Ill , qu e ry Into hi s ow n h ea rt. ul0 ls lur Lh e straw mulch will be mad e It th eir bu pi ness to s tudy th e of gl' :I~s. Hn d Bil e InllllCI' ntly lliought ":-';0. bllt h ha th 1'011111'(\ YOll ot yom foun d II) wring good r es ults, For qu estion and sec wh e Lb er th er ' 1011:;ht th ilt !(Ilil ts ",prl' " trl elly \"' ~ l' tariallf; . 80n ." continu ed th e lUll 'r voice In ar n lh l' law n In frull t of til l' POl' 'h Hh !l tra w cO\'erl ng t he )1otatoes s houlll be not b ' II ge rill uf lruth , 01'. Ilt least, gum 'nt. flla nteLi th Ins t of' May 01' Ih e first of som e I' ·nson for th o gene ml b li ef that hnd ltuL hPJ' hand ROII I" nl'W I! ' rich Th e dll!ll{ of lh e C'Itain sou nd ed a t bIlRI, I'L h at, 11'1 11111)(',1 willi Ilrl'tty tlrt ba t mOUl cnt Ilut! llJ:;a ln th " .tn ~ r, lun e, " 'e htl " e Lb o ~ o il w ell prepared, th e moon's pll ases hav e an e l1ect on t1 ftcln l ruses, whit-it fi ll, ' hntl go t (roW Mu rlf on: th e row s two fe t a plu· t !lnd a nilliul nnd vcge lll\Jlc li fe . Th "Y have Uloti om! \!I" l, full p U~':H's>! ioo of him, l h,' s lurt' ~h l' IIlgh t 1I(,rMlI. Th e gilal uu t llit's ' r 'di ngs gave \\,flY to thtl ae- not too dee p. Sll'n IV potatoes r equire conclud ed nfl 'r jlatie n t inl'l:'s tlgatioo ::;aw th e hnt a nd :It!nIIH'I' ,1 joyfu ll y If' on ly uuo ut hntr th e row s pr. ce that CUl- tll n t the moon my\ h i!l one ur lh e 'am ' cus ing ,'o k (If con sr il' lll' which ('o n' t h·nl d Ont'S need, HS th e vi nes are purnlll' ely r,1\' mylh s lhat dntes bucil ward It , :'Ill s>! 1'lIt ly laughl'd, " Th' li Il UL' 1i 10 f; lIen k, eOlltl t' IIHlln g him fm n l" " ll' sn larg nn d cul tivatio n If! n ot to I) U I' O savagery lIud has nbsolutels old lhln g think ,,; lil e y ' n' l'f~ al ruses." hi s sin Il lTd lh e fl lnfl in to wh ic h h bad ,,11 (' I nll~ l lI'd , " \\' on ' C f; h e be foull't! r ccilliretl , Cove l' th o seed wit h tlVO nol a scienti fic I g to stand on. led th l' 11 11 1 ion, Almos t ev~ry one , ven, If he hal! wll,'n sll, ' s lth' lI s LIt'_'III ?" "\\'ould Clod hpa r him If h prn)l'd ?" In ches uf soli nnd the n wi th ublJut t (l n E:v t ryu ody Hat Rtlll to walt h t il l' ca me tit e thought onl' da y, Mulm' h, Incb s of s traw, 01' e nough to mall e not r eureu In th' country, has b ea rd gtlilt f' nll' 1I lll l' IIr lill cia l fl o"','rR li nd four in h s \\'h n well beaten dOWll by of th e idea a bout planti ng potiltoell in whom he had l!p. rv ed 8 0 fa it hrull)', wll ik away , 11111 litl' !!Oll l. roo l 'd lh e lli . ba d not II Pti rd him wll pn ho had (n in, Thi s wi il kee p th e wcods down th o da rk of th e mOU D, 'fhe Held worlcTlt l' Iwxl wl',·lc l\ Jl ~H PallY bought prayed 10 him, npllh er had he cOl l\e to lind ho id the moi s ture throughou t th e r s o f th e depa rtm pnt o f, ngri culturf a uotll l' r ha l. - I'h ilacldphlll TimeR, }lis he lp. " '\'ou ld God do bNte r?" PAINT BEAUTY. "0 Lord. Alm lg hl y God of Ollt Fa, th ers. Abl'aha m, Isaac nnd Jacob , and Ass ured of durab ility, the next of th eir rl ght l'O U8 Heed ," he cxc lll,lm d th ou ght Iu jlltinlillg Is bea uty - l he In th c ogo ny of d s llnir on e day. look, cOlllpl ete aim uei ng durabl o ueu uty, ing up to hca v n an d holding up the or beau tiful durabllily , manacled ha nds as though he would Nutl ona l L 'aLi ' omptlny h re agnl n . sholl' t h III to God. offer YO li til ' 'l1-oj)l' ratl on of th ei r "Th ou nrt th e Lord God, InOeed: llu illt xlJe rts-lhl s tim c in tho line he exclnim >d, aftll r a s ile nce, ··th ou or color s ch ill 'S , arti s ll c, hUl'Ilion iou s a rt h e who hast mad e h eaven and nod appropria te, You hul" only to arth , with nil th e orname nt thlJreof; wr ite Nntiona l Lend -'ompnnr. 1902 who ba!i t bound the sea by the word Trinity Dulldiug , ~ e w York Ity, for of thy comnmndment: who hast shul "HouseowlIcl's' Pai nting Ou t fit ~o. up th e deep, a nd sealed It by till' te l' 'HI," nnd you will promptl y r oc Ive rlble and glor ious nlUDe; whom all what Is r eally II. cOIllJlI ,t g uid e to men far, and tremble before thy painting, including a \J uu k or color power," His yolce hroke as h e spoke schem cl! for eith er ex terior or Inte rlOl' the words, "Was this true?" h e Rs lted lJU inting (liS you ma y r ellu st) , a hlms If. Th en almost tlercely a8 boule of spec ifications , an d a lso an Intbough he wou ld s tre ngthe n his faith, st rum eut for detec tin g adulteration h e cri ed : " In paint materi a ls . T his outfit Is sent "Yea, It Is true, tor the majesty 01 [I·ee. und, to suy tho least, itl well thy glory cannot be borne, nnd thln t wortil w r iting tor. angry threatening towards sinnnrs b Importable. Bu t thy m erciful promille Tapering Off. Is unmeasurable and unsearchabl e ; 'iVh ereas, I, Kitty Cameron, hn\' , fnl' Potatoes Growing Under Straw Mulch. for thou art the most hi gh Lord, 01 too many b nux , They ny thllt I engreat compassion, long-sulferlng, very Bummer. Potatoes grown In this way ha ve found that at least 75 per cent cOllrul; ' th m. It I' nll y Is not s o~) merciful and r epentest of the ev ils 01 are always free from soab, clea p and of the fa rm ers or this enlightened coun· Wher !lS, '1'0 make lire s imple Is men. Thou, 0 Lord, according to til, of fin er ll.1Jallty. Clover cbarr makes try put In th eir crops a nd do a good what I most d s ir , fu l' which jus t good,n ess, hast promi sed r epentance a good covering, but should not be Ol a ny ot her things nhout th e (arm gov· couce ntratlon Is nil th a t I I' qtlir ; and forgiv en ess to the m that have put on 5 0 heavily as It forms a more C1'ned absolut ely by Resoln'd , That I, Ins tanter , be fo re th e lu oon's sinned against thee; and of thine In· compact <lovering, a nd wi th too much phases. Almos t any (arm er will tell it Is too lat , agre h r eby wi thout finite m ercies hast appOinted repent rai n will cause the potatoes to rot. you that If you pl ant pota to es In the reser\' e s tri ctly to con ent rn te-tl) ance unto sinners, that they b'e There Is nothing In th e current su- dark of the 1lI0on th ey will run to give up spli tllng wa ltzes a nd Sti ch a lsaved." pe rsUtion about planting potatoes in tub ers, a nd It In th e IIgbt of the moon , luring Irlc ks, cut down my fi eld of laoncentrate on slx.-CIl e lV The thought aa It swept over him the dark of the moon and si mila r Lbey w ill run to lops. Thi s Is snl d to bo\' nnd and h e gave expression to It In words pieces of farm lore which have been be true of aoy root crop, an d It is Yorl, Sun. brought much of comfort and encouI' acce pted as gospel truth from time planted IIccordln gly. A Contest of Wits. agement, and he. continued his supp1i- immemorial. This Is the di ctum of the , 'rh er e Is only one diffi culty auo,u t An emln nt lawy er was once crosscation : department of agriculture, which made this th eory an d that Is lhat It is not "Tbou, therefore, 0 Lord, UIOU art 0. serious study ot the moon s uperst!- so. Th e agricultural experime nt s ta· exam ining a ver y I ve\' woman, motllthe God of the just. hast not at>- tlon nnd laid the Luna wraith at least Uons all over the country have been er of th e plflllltUl' In a b\' nch-or-prom·polnted repentance to the just, as to to Its own satisfaction. defyi ng the superstition for years and Ise action, and was corn l>letely worstAbraham, and IS88C, . ancL.a~.b. W.hI Ci"-+_..uJ~tLJ.II._Us.u.ally. R basis In (acUor rai sing _Just as good crops when the ed In the e ncoun ter of wits, At th e have not sinned against thee. But any superstition, and the moon super- moon was one way as wben It was the close, however, ll,e-tu l'Ded to the jury and exclaimed: thou hut appointed rep entanoe unto stltlon was so deep-rooted that a Dum- other_ "You saw, gentle men , th nt even L me that am a sinner: for I have was but n child In h er ban ds, What IIlnned above the number ' of tho sands may my client ha ve be 11 ? " of the seil. My transgressions, a By thi s adroit stroke of advo cac~· Lord, are multiplied, and I am nol he turn ed hI s failure into a su cess _ worthy to behold and s ~e the height of the heaven for the multitude 01 Plain, Horrid Man. mine Iniquities, I am howed down She-So many m en nowadays marwith mnay Iron bands, that 1 cannot Free Distribution ot Best Varia· Tvvo Polsons Are Recommended ry for money. You wouldn't marry 11ft up mine head, n either have any &tes Made (rom NurBO!rles to Prevent Diseuse, FormallD me for mon ey, ~vou ld yo u, deurest? r elease; for I have provoked thy Lo~ated Near WashBelnlr Less DODlreroua. He (absently )-No, darling, r wrath, and done , evil before thee." IUlrton wq~ldn't marry you for all the money Again his yolce broke und er tbe in the world , Potato scab is a disease of the polll.· strnln of emotion which filled hie She-Oh, you horrhl. horrid wre tch! ' The government Is right In the to tub er caused by a fungous growtb heart, tor now that the currents ot hi e life had set In Godward every thin!! midst, of th e h arvest of a most unique attacking It In the Boll. Spores ot Ule Don't forget that 1\ d'lvorce suit was swept before them, br.lnglng 8 crop at Its experime ntal farm n ear Ar- fungus will remain In th e s oli {rom costs more than a wedding sult_ realizing sense of the awful sins 01 lington, just ac ross tJ..ie Potomac from year to year and on th e tubers frou:: Washington, wher e a corps Of labore rs one Sl\ason to anotber_ The dis eaSE which he bad been guilty. "I did not thy will, neUher kept 1 in charge of trained forellters are 'pn·· causes the surface of the potato to bathy commandments. I have set UJ: paring for the annual fr ee distribution oome rough and unsightly and vel')' abominations, and have multiplied ot· of 100.000 basket willow cuttings. ' often extends dee p rnto the Hes b, In· Uncle Sam Is enoouraglng the grow- juring Its food value. fenses. Now, theretore, I bow the Scab on potatoes oan be prevented knee of mine heart, beseeching U;ee Ing ot high-grade willow rods in this ot grace. I have sinned, 0 Lord. I countlJ, and In the five years since by planting un Infected tubers In clean have sinned, and I acknowledge mine the establishment of the holts at Ar- soil, and the danger of Infecting rna), Iniquities.., Wherefore I humbly be lington approximately a half mllUon be r educ ed by rotation or by planting seec:h thee, forgive me, 0 Lord, for, select cuttings have been dlstrlbuteci the potatoes in different soli ea ch sea· give me and destroy me not with among fa,r m e rs, w ith dl,rections [or son, To Insure 'a crop of potatoes fr ee mine Iniquities. Be not angry with planting nnd preparing for market. from scab treat the seed with sOllie me forever, by reserving evil for me; Pnrticular attention Is given to seneith er condemn me Into the lower lecting the varieties and strains best p'o lson to kill the scab spores on them parts of the earth . For thou art the suited to tOil soli where the plantings and plant In soil In which no potatoes have grown for several years. 'fwo God, even the God of th em that re' will be made. poisons for scab treatment are r ecom· peat; and In me thou ' wilt show all Willow craft Is an Industry which ' mended. Formalin Is the less polson· thy goodness. For thou wilt save m e, Is constantly growing In importance that am unworthy, according to thy in this country, yet the c ulture of baR' ous and the 'o ne most cotnmonly used , grent mercy. Therefore I will praise k et willow In th e U nited States made It costs about 50 cents a pint and one thee for ever all the days of my life: very little progress until five or six pInt Is used with 30 gallons of water. Formalin so,Jution may be used e ither for all the powers of the heavens do years ago. in a wooden or metallic vessel, and, praise thee, and tbine Is the glory forEven now, practically all of the best although a polson, the re Is little danever and ever. Amen." grades o,r bas ket willow arc Imported ger In Its use. Let the potatloes soak Poaltlvely cared ~ As h e finish ed, the query erellt Into [rom Europe, cblelly from France. Exthe • e Little Pili •• In th e solution for about two hours, " ~I L his heart: periments ' have shown that the best Arter disinfection place the potatoes They also "ellne DI.. "Had God heard 1" grades of willow can be grown In thla In bags which contain no scab spores, mLE tress (roUl 01., pepSla, ,JoIn sllenco he sat there, glv!:'n up country at a good profit, 4111'cstionaUltTooBelU't7' Spores of potato scab mny also be Eating. A perfcct rem., wholly to his thoughts, and he did not This year's harvest hegan early In killed by the use ot corrosive subelly for Dlnlne,.., Nailhen r th e approaching footsteps, or • sea, DrowslncBIl, Da4 March, Four approved varieties are limate. This is a very poisonous subnote thnt a messenger from the king Taste In the Month, eoa" being sent ou~, and only the best and stance and must be used with onre. cd Tongue, Pain In the wa:l standing near. Do not use tor food any of the pota.JSld", TORPID LIVER. "The kJng hath sent to release most thrifty rods are selected for dlli- toes after treatment. To use, corro- ~==~= rho1 regulate the Bowel8. Purely Vegetable. trlbution, Cuttings for experiments, thee," spake the voice. planting and information on managa- sive sublimate provide a barrel or SMAll PilL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL With a startled cry of joy, MnnassCl mcnt of th e willow bolts are fUl'Dlshpd other wooden vessel, as It attacks leaped to his fee t. Could it be truEll those who make the request of the for- metals. Dissolve two ounces of the Genuine Must Bear or was he o'nly dreaming. Thus did pol son In two gallons of hot water. ester at ,Washington. fae-Simile Signature h e wonder while the chains were beThe government recognizes the Im- When It was has dissolved mix It with ing cut to r e lease his hands and his 14 gallons of water and sprlnUe or fec,t, but on the long, journey back to portance of goOd cutUngs, a point pour it over the potatoes, so that all PILLS. more commonly overlooked tban the hi s beloved J erusalem, where hc was of the tuberfA. .b ecome moist with tM REFUSE IUIITITUTES" matter of cultivation. Only the bes t again to rul e , he knew that Goll had and most thrifty rods are selected fOl' solution. What Is left over ot the --,'-. -.~ heard his prayer and ,had answered. polson ,d lspqsed of each seasori's dlst~ibutlon : , . ,..mus~ be oarefully . ,

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gold en YOII about my othc r har!1 IlI c k, but I to .. afogllard their OWI1 cllpltai. Th I'e platt '1', hung h 'H ltatin gl y w ill , now that you have gi ve n rne a weI' > f w chauA" 5 ,of rnllll ' nt In .l nck o\' c r th e l'/l Hlc b fo r pie e of good n ews. To t el l yo u th Cle lanu 's trnv l' lill g" tl'u n ic, but th r e I!lun gl ng down out of Hig ht truth, I'm up agn lnst It hnrtl. It's I\' I'CO oth!'r thlll g !; mOl' > U ); fu l to hi m b!,11 'nth th e wav II. Off to a tou g h thin" t o lim:; but I hal'cn 't h arl In t h o wa y of gamb l ing paraph ernnlin. Ih e en st, t he snow to pp d ' anything Ullt hnl'd lucie slnc' I got Floyd d CO IlHlIl,j'Jd thl'l~ o 1'00lll S In th e p ale of lIluunt Wl l soll 1'0' nlal'ri e,!, a yea r ago till,; SII'III S'." hot) lind h y pay l ug nn f!xo r hllunt Hcct!:'r) IIre le th c 1IIII'ting "Ant! yo u 111'0 manled , al' you?" pl'ko was f1bl lJ t";:w t one Inrg enough mys Iha t pillY d ulllln un d I' rh glnd to hear that. !l' R a goo,1 thing 10 lit liP ns II gnlll biin g 1'00111 In udd l. Ili sspli Its ru st of Ic for yo u, but 1 ' 111 son y If you'l'U hal'· lion 10 th o iivill ' r l)OII1 !; r equired for whIch sholle rnlnbow Ing 1.1. run of t o\l~ h I llcle Hat I ""'an t the tw o PllrtIlIT>t. hued anll cta ZZlllll,;. Down yo u tu tell me abollt what hUI'PC!l od 'I'h., l1Iol'nlll " nFl( I' Ihl' arrll'a l or in the vllll r-y an alllolllohil e carrying In th d('a l you w ' re 1,;0 :11" to make Ih"' ,, !! Iwo 111001"1'11 ,Jnsow; In th ... 110W thr PlIl'!;c' I1 g'l' r S fill ,I th n ChOlln'('1I1' YOll r fo r tune 111 ." ,Rold fl co lds ~I nj . Sldnll Pr w as l; ilti ll l.; roll cd ca slly ;1I01ls.; a whil o 11H1I'alium "\V 'II, that won't talce 11) :1 [; t o t ell," in hIs IIp·lu·dolt, !,f!i I'CO II n :':t; tioOI' to roall 1111111, a t Ihe di r l'l'ti ol1 (If th o rnon r pp1l ·cl th o yo un s.; man. " I wus Ihe th Slate ),IUllt bullllin 1j. lie hall jllst 'wh o o('cl1pl ell the fl'ollt !:leu t \I' It h th e as), marlt fur c1d 1\lI1J . Sldnn or, onf! fln Ished d ig",;t Ins.; I ho stn t rnPllt of drh't'I', th o 1II 111' hll1l' cam to a stOll at o r th ' ::; llclc st lIllnlng pl'lImot I'll that hi s financial ('olldllt') 11 whi c h hI s on o th e CI'('st of It IItt l0 1(1)1)11. 'vcr s.;ot rn O ~11'1' fo r 11Il'C ~ r IIfLJl f' r . r.1 prl( hlld PI' 11111"'11 for him and was "(; pt nllt. hnY lI , lind h' t's Rtpal n littl o Eve l'y bOlly nro uncl thI s tOlVn hall tho full of 1'1'01111 slll1 8fa r lioll , Things fruit, I haw'n't l'Clblll'd nn 01'1'1111)',1 gold f I' COI' !J~ r ' a ~'('a l' or sago un el II" ! I' Indl'('d (, 111r1111 ~ h is wa r . Po \' r'l'. s in ce I W I)!! It ;;101 ," Iil ll,I(1! J) o (: F loyd whf'1l I gut IIlarrl l'd my wlfo :1Il,1 I thing hl H .\lIdl all Ilng-I'rs touch ed h~d to ('01. JIll I Po w l.,)' and .Jacl( (,I l'land, t oole 11 t rip IIJl to till' wll,1 connl:-y s ' el1l od to IlIl'n 10 A",)ld within tb c pa st " 'ho " " 1'1) with him on II pl('us ul" rido Just for u rhu ngl', I h nd a monlh's Si x I!l olllh s. \\' hl"l' ' fo t'''' th maJo l n f ·w mill'S clll l of l .uH Anl"!'I I!s. vacntion cOllllng to m and was cru7.Y 11'01' u pi r'n w'd -x prl"ss lon when Doc Iillvlng' sll li" f1 cl l th l'l l' plu y rul Rpl rlt to se th t01l'1l ot 'Coldfiol d thut I 'd Fl oyd, n pw AITII'al fro m tho list In of lar('('ny h ' lilil o pal'l y :t liP d h Il rd so mu ch about. W e wellt up sl':lI'C'h of min lug In\'c" tlll nts, II' s b uclt 11110 'th l' waillnA' nil 0 and hur· til re tln rl that was wb r we first m t ushC' I'ed Into hi s p;o S'II CC by hi s sec. rl d on bn It 101l'nl'd :; the ('it y. Ma j . SI<inn el', Th e mnjor was a man r elary and m an of ali 11'01'1<. "Th ere ha s hl'l'l1 110100 rullow h cr e of nrrairs 1111 , 1 pr etend d t o take a Tho neatly u!;,rlll'!:!d ca r d wh l cb 100ltll1g f I' )' 011 two or thr (j tim es gr en t Intel' -st In u s as a young m ar· Floyd PI' SPill ed g-nl' no Inkling of thi s nft.{ 1'I1 0nn ," I he hut ,'1 I ric In · I'led co upl e, his hll sln Sg t o the man ot afflllt's In form d Floyd wb ell lu! ca ll ed for hi s "I don't Itnow how It ever happened, Ita whld e, hilt. th e pro" nc of its k Y wh('n II \I'll !! Oil 0 11101' bucle In but the major t nl ked m e 111 to his n et 11 ar er was at oncp. cOllllllau ,lill g nncl th city, " II dldu't I f\\' any Cllrl!. just lUI easy as cntc hlng Irout In th e ngngln g. Th o major al on ce Jlut him Salel h '.1 bo bncl; this cv I1lng." Tru ckee. W e had $5,000, most of .t01l'1l ns ono w II abl to t ak \ I\re "1'1· bc('n th ln ltln g I'd lik e to t ake Which was illY wlfo's 1II0ney, Th e or hi s nil of nny den l Into which h. a ruu ~I P thr(lugh .the mining tOll'lI S," major h arl' tho Sbawln cle min ing might enter. H \ was f1attel'ell wh II alln ounc ,I CI Innd , who wn s kn own as claim which ho hael capltnliz ed at a lo'loyrl t ohl him tbnt h e had sough t hi m tbo I)'s sltnl sl of th e party owing to million dollars, with a mi llion shar es out In qu st (Of aovlce. th o fa t thut h e nCI'('r b came enthus. with a par value or $1 ach. He pro· " 111m in cieed, pleas .1 t o b e nt you r 1astle OV ' I' nny C1uestion. {essell to b o n little short ot r eally s r v l c, sir," th e mining mnn an. "W II, It's worth conslcie rln g, at nny money to elth r promote th slock or nounce,I, nt th sam e tim e pr oducl llg rat, Jnck. allll I'll jU!;t sle p over It go ab ad with th e del' 10lml nt on the a box of th o b st Cigars that could b to·n lght. I ('all't Ii 0 tha t th er e Is any property. My $5,000 looltell good to had In San Fran cisco an,l in viling Jl ce It y for posslng up any tricks. him and h e hy pnotized me so th at his his caller to smoke. "What cnn I do By th WilY, I won c! I' who Ii: was that proposition looked like a quick way for yo u ?" W IIS looldng tor me wbll e we wer e of getting hold of a fortlln e to me. "I und er stand that you own the out?" The strl~o came and then the contrOlling Inter st In a little piece A It In nnsw('r to Flo yd's Iju er y , fin an ci al panic. The Sllnwln ck was 01 Ilropcrty down In Golrl field, call ed th e hou se telcphone boll r ung anli h e glvon up as a bad proposItion and I th e Shawln cck," sold Floyd, "I don't was In roI' nl('ll by Ih Ollerutor that a was broke. Maj, klnn r stili hn.l my tblnk much of the pr'lpert , . wblch I 5000 I h $ " Mr. J ack!lon wl sb!!cl to se him, an t w en the panic cnme be look ed ovel' a fe w days ago, even It It "Ail ri ~h t, I'll s c him h re, Hnve pick ed up another piece of prop rty dol'ls seem to be wcll locat :!d, How· 111m com e r lr'.. lIt Ill) to my roolIl," 1'10 In .th e n ew camp of Rnwhl de tbat Is ever, I've seen some ot the stock cer· repll d, "It mUlit be t h f 110"1' who m akin g him one of the ri chest m en In Uficates alld they are a work of art, was looking for mo this nfternoon" tbe stat~ of N evadll. I had given up I 'll bu y a wago:m lond of th em or so If bo conUnu t'. 1 to leland whon h e ll a'd my job to make a fort une In Coldtleld th e price was rl ghL" bung liP t he 'r eceh'cr of tho 'phon . and when I was cl an ed out and came Th e major noted tbe sm ile on tbe "1 don't kno w who .lackson Is, though, back her j3 and tried to get .bnck In race ot his caller and ,,'ond er ed what Th e only ,lackson I r ecall Is our trl end the railroad office I was Illformed that game h e wns up again st. H e was k een Howard Jnck son, who died In New Ithey bdidn't caro to have a man who enougb to know thnt h er e was a man York three year s ago," lari een mixed up , In a Wildcat min· who would not buy a gold brick, yet At. th e sound o f approaching steps Ing proposition. You see some or tbe here he was speaking of purchasIng - -tn--tM hall , Floy d turn d an,1 opened pCCiple had bought stock In the Sbawl· worthl f!ss stock, H e dec e t lat bls door without waitin g for a knocle. neck on my r ecomm end ation and I Ulero was no use In claiming any "Why, It's H oward's kid brother," he couldu't blame th em for bing sore value tor the Shawln eck mine, Be· announced, as he grnspe,1 the band wh en It petered out, And that's about Ing In a good bumo\', ho\ve\'er, he an· or bls caller In trl enrl l y greetln"'. "I all, I guess," nounced: '" was just wond erin g who I t ould be," "Anll you say Maj, Sklnn I' has "Well, It you wnut to buv me out he explain ed . "This Is .Jacle' Cleland struclt -It rich?" Inqulre,I Floyd wb en (reclwu we won't ha\' mu~b troubl~ Tommy, H e kn ew yo ur brothor Howard YOllng Jackson had finish ed his story, In making a trod . Wby, I'd almost almost as ",'oil as I did, We w r e " Wouldn't h e put your str;>c k bnck or play you a game of SO \'en up for tb e nil shocked t o h ear of hili death wh en gll'e you a 'c hance In his n ew propo- whol e layout!" that Budden speil or rv er took him sltlon 1" . "Hn, ha," laughed Floyd . "So you're You w eI' with him at the tim e, "1'\0, wh en [ wroto him about the gam e fOl' a Iilt l e sporting propOSition, position I was In b er e, he simpl y r eo Il\'e you? I al wa ys did like t o see a w er on't YOII?" "Y 5, I w as tb f'rC'. It was pretty pH d t hat whil he w as sorry to learn man who woul,l tak e a chance. I' ve tough, H !:l was only ~Ic k a woek and of 1.1Y t emporary hnrd luck, bu sin ess been taking th em ail my life." th 1'0 wer olll y Ih e two ot us loft," was bu sln e s anll a trad e wa s n trade, "'Veil, I'\'e about quit tnlilng "Ant! wlmt nl'e YOIl doing Wil Y dllt H o I' mind ed me that the Shawln eck chances," r eturned the Peci\suiffinll h er e on th oth er side of th o worl I ? pr op r ly WI\S still th r o tQ be worked Maj. Skinn er, "You see I llon't Did YOIl brin g hIs r acing stable out an ti that I mIght go an.l t r y to get hal'O to tal< man y chances any b er e?" som e one to buy m or e of. t he d ~ l'elop· more, 1'\10 got a min e b er e that "No, h e only ha,1 one gOO(l horse In m Oll t stock nnd put Ull th e mon ey for Is going to y l hI 01 a million his stable, '1'h y w r e all sold at IIUC' digging deeper," If I get a cent out o[ It. I'm nl. tlaR' aa(j dlQlI 't brlll g IUll ch mora than "Well , you 'y O heen properly stung, 'r endy mOl'e thnn a hun dr ed thousand enough to square up his Ii bl, 1 was T omm y ," continu ed Floyd , "but maybe to the good 1l0W all.1 only hnve on e novel' on th o ra ce tl'llck llIuch, you w e can get \' f\)J, Clelun cI nnJ. I had Im rtn cr' t o cut u)) t he Jlrofits wi t h, It's know, I "I' nt to work III a railroad jus~ beel,l talking about a little t rip the first mIning venture I w as I'er offi ce ns !loon as I , got throngh hIgh through th e Nevada camps. Your Int r es ted III wh er o I w ouldu't sell my school. I ca me out h er o two y aI's story has d ecided m e, I 'm going up lust share of stocle If I could flnd n ago to tak e a plnce In tb e ofUc o ot a to get ncqualnted wIth your frlenel, bu yer . I tak e It thut you want to w os t rn rond." ?l11lj, Skinner. H e's a mnn w 1\ worth get hold of th e Sbawlneck property "I hope you IIko th e r nll roa,l bu sl· knowing, especlaliy us h e bas got lots just as a promoting propo sition. B e· noss Rnll are prosperin g at It," wn s ot mou ey , Bring 1110 in the 25,000 fore we talk about tha t, however, I th e kindly Int nrl ed r emarle of Floyd , shares ot sto ok you holJ. In the Shawl· wllnt to show you a .real mine In the although hIs e1l scernlng eyo tole! hlllJ n eck, It will give mo nn excuse for H ett y Gl'!lng 'r," that all wnR no t. w II wilh his caller . g ttlng acqualuted with Maj, Sldnner. " I shoulll be pl eoserl to see It," as· "WolI, that w a~ n 't what I camo to I'll see that you got your stock back, sen t ed Floyd as he followed th e min· see you about," said young Jack son, but I've an Idea that I will own w!Jat· Ing man to un autom obJl e wblch stood b esltatlngly, "1 wantod to sea yo u be· el'er portion , ot tbe Sbawln ock prop- In front of th e I)tIlc', cause you nre th e only old friend of erty that 1\1aj. Slelnn er now has, before· It w as Ind ee() a IlDy lng mine thnt my brother I have seen slnco I cnme '1 l eave thi s part of tho cOllntry, And Flo yd wa s shown and wh en h e hinted west. I was In the hotol on bu sIness b y th e way, I will Ifl t yo u have $500 that he would lilce to bu y an Interes t this morning and chanced to Bee your on account of that debt of Georg e In the pro lIeI'll', at th e Bame tim e dis· Ilame on the r egi st er, I wanted to Slewart's and you can write him to playing some. thousands of dollars In ask you about a debt George Ste wart, that elTect and ask him to send along a banl erlng spirit, although the nvarl· who was on e time a partner ot my the thou sand he 01l'es, H e'll do It all clous eyes of th e major gazed greed ily brother, ow ed him wh en he died. It right. T ell your wlte thaL there Is n at the money he asserted that he did was a thousand dollars and I know good chance ot her getting back that not wish to .sel1 any part of the mIne, be owes It because I have a letter ~e $5,000 she snld good·by to In the near He declared that th ey were taking wroto Howard whlie he wns III In future and maybe w e'll OPtlD up the out on an average of $700 worth or the hospital saying that he was sorry Shawlneck again," ore a day and expected to strike a not to be able to square tIle debt Tommy Jackson hurried away to richer veIn at any tim e, tben but was brolce himself, He carry th e good news or hIs meeting "All right, th eil," laughed Floyd. "If promlsod to pay up just as soon as he with Floyd to his young wife and when rou won't sell me any ' ot the real got on his feet. I've since l earned he ha<1 talten ' his departure actually goods I suppose I'll have to do busl: that be bas Dlade a lot of nJoney and sruUed In contemplation of the gall1e ness with you on the Goldfield prop.. bave written twice and never he S8W ah end for Floyd and himself ·erty. It you will take m e back to my got Iln answer. The last letter I to play. Col. ' Powley WAS Informed at hotol I should be pleased to have wrote was return ed by the hotel wbere tbo change In plans of his ~ompanlons you join m e' at' luncb and we can talk I sent it, maJ;ked: 'Present address that hlght and anounced-that be would It over ." unknown ,',, · return alone to Chicago. With tbe third bottle 'ot wine, Maj. "Well, my boy, It's no wonder you Skinner began' to ",'arm towarcis bls b .a ven't bad an answer, Stewart bas The town ot Rawhide ft ilUriUng host, and It was not unUI they had been l~ South America for nearly a itsolt upon t1H~ nilnlng map or Nevada lit tbelr cigars that .F:loyd r everted· year. I 'beard from ·hlm a few weeks and being boomed In the outsJlle world to the topic o{ the Sbawlneck deal. . ago, He's almost in the millionaire as one of the rlohest discoveries of a "Before we go any 111rl h er, hi tell elas!! tbropgh a railroad- deal that decade, Though but a yearling In l\ge, ' you that 'I only want that Goldfteld aome rich friend put' him Into dov.~ It boasted an alleged llrst·olass hotel, property because there 'Is ' already a there, He'.!l make good, and ' just to a ban.k , several offices of mining com· hole In the gropnc:l and, stock c~rlift. ahow you tl1at I baye faith In him, I'm panles with hilib sounding Utles and cates printed," , sald Floyd by way of ",tuing to advance you aJ1)~ ' part of the uBual number of saloons wUh the . getUng , baok to ·buslness. 'Tve got the thousand dollars he owes your customary attachments of gaD\bllng a JIst· of mining stock buyers that are brother'i: eatate and · I'll give you his houses, as crazy over tbelr collectlon . 8s any. prelent address 80 You can wrlta to Doc. Floyd and Jack Cleland arrIved kid ever 'Was over a collection -of post· blm. .He ,ald 1Ie WOUldn't be ,back In In the camp wIth enough lDoney in age stamps. It lobks as If tbey had W. OOllDtI'r· for six mcrD~" their pockets and traveling belta to to have aome way to get rid or their "W~u. tII.t'. the ant aood aenl'y. ~UJ' np a rew mJnlDg clatm, but after 'monet, and I'm willing to humor them, W Ja' _ _ I w. .'t aoJq to tell. oM look at the .....k the, ooaolllcled IUteM of trJlDl to .11. atook M

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FLOYD SEEMED TO HESITATE A MOM ENT, AND THEN FOL L OWED SUIT. 50 cents a sbar e as 'yoll ,dill , I ' ll put It dowlI to fi ve or t en nlS a sh ar e and make a cl nn·up, Now you al' on t 0 my gam e, wbat wlil you lak for th e whol e works," "Well, I've spent about $5,000 In pro. motlng the thing ·an d sinking the h f 1.0 wher e It Is and 1',1 be w illing sat to sell out for that amoun t, " an. nounced the major, "Y 6 , and all th e money you spent was what som ~body sent In for stock, There was not a cent of 'our ow money In It," answered Floyd . "But I still hold control and am not pInched for r ead y money," r eturned the major, with a grim sm ll "You seem t 0 want It more than I want to sell." <OJ b elieve you said som ething about playing a gilme or seven up for th e w hole busin ess," suddenl y announced Floyd atter a sludleu pause, " It· s pas. sibl e that you don't n eell the money, but w e !II<e to pick li p a gooll thin g when It comes our way. I noll c d tha t that auto of yours Is n ot nenrl y gooll enough for a m an ot YO UI' stan ding, I'm ' not much of a band at t he ga me of seven up but I'll play you one stack of chIps freez ·out at pokeI' t o decide wheth I' t pay you $5,000 for the Shawlneck property." "I'm gam ," announced the major, mellowed with win e, "I'\'e yet to finll a the m all U IR could bluff me In a ganle of curds." "Oood," laugh ed Fl oyd. " I like to meet 11 gam e m all, Go ol'er t o your office nnd get tho mining stock and tb e books, I have th o $5,000 her e In my l locket," '{'he mining man's office, but ' a block awn,. wos I.eached In a moment anll he r etur m'Hl at once with a huge stock boole nn,1 ~!\ e n oc~ssary papers to transfer th e S!lf.l .... ' n ec k Mining Com . paDY, "And wh er e will we p'ns thi s liUle gam 7" he ask ed wh en he miAl rel um ed, "Oh, t forgot to m ention It to yc.u, but I'm ba cking a f aro bank ri ght h er e In th e hotel," r eplied I~l oy tl ; "As I told you b eforo, I'm always r ('ady to tak e a cbance and th er e so'me d to be enough play arounl) her e to op en liP a game for, It Is more private tilan th e open gambling houses and should appeal to gentlem en like your. self who do not like to be seen In the public places. B esid es, th er 's no limit to what a ilion Cllll het. If you ev er feel like taking a Oyer at the tiger they will accommodato you 'up. stairs, I don't go In th e plnc e m yse lf, but Ulere Is a man In charge that I trust with the bank rolL" Jack Cleland, cool and Imperturbable, acknowledged an Introduotion to Maj. SkInner and n ever turn e.1 a balr wben Floyd asked blm to send two stacks 6t chips, a deck ot curd ~ nnd $6,000 over to tbe poker table. He counted out Hie money as If to him 'It was, a sum to' be played tor at any time ot the day, The two stray p lay· ers who were bet~ln~ ~hlte chips at t he bank" however, prlol<ed up their ears when they heard there was a game of freeze-out on for $5,000 a side.. ·Eaeh man put ' up one chip In the center of the table. These preeloull chJps had a value of $250 eacb. Floyd won In the cut .for de!ll. 11he game waa to be all jack pots and be opened on the first deal and took tbe money In the center, as the mining man did not sta, III the pot to draw cards. On the ....... deal, neither eould opea

th pot and again eacb Tllnced anolher chip In tb e ceu ter. '{'hIs li me the major open ed and smil ed as Floyd stayed out and h e r ak ed down t he lIot. A gain th e chill'" nil d to the center ' Dud Floyd won and he was but a couple of cb ecks ab ead ot the maj or \Vh n the n ex t pot was started " The deal passed until tbere wos $2,000 In the jack pot. Flo yd hnd dealt and Maj, SkInner sboved the r emainder of his slack to th e center. FIIJ)'d seem d to h esitat e tor a mom61lt and followed suit, The major sm iled as ho announced that h e d III not care to draw. "Well, I've got to cat h som ething tben," announced Floyd as he laid down twa., I)alr, fnce upward, on the board. "It you fill you have me beaten ," said tbe major as he showed dbwll 01'0 dIamonds, " I 'm afraid to tou ch th at top car,I," laugh ed Floyd, who had not yet pick d up th e llccle, "You pull it off f or me, major," Th e fingers of th e minin g mnn t~m · bl ed as Ite r each ed acl'oss th e table al)d pull d from th e top of th e II ok he ca rd tllllt malle a fui! hand tor his oppon ent. Two days . after Maj, Skinner bar! lost ean!I'el ot th Shllw ln cle Mining Com pan y In a hrl cf gOlllo of card s, he - "'IlS surprlsell to see .1 n 'k Clela nd w alk Into hi s am ce. , V hil e ch id ing hlm se lr at being bell ten In a g'nme ot which h e prid ed hIm sel f t o be an ex· pert, be lui'] hI s loss to ball lu ck and toole It In faIrly good purt. H o was t her efore surpri sed ""h eu Clelnnd aa· noun cc!I to him th ut Flu y.l bad cbeated him In th e pok ' r gamc. " I 'm not sure I hat h e dl ,l," ex· plnln ed Cl eland, "but I clo 1(11 0 11' thnt he co ul,l If II w aute,I t o. Outsld o ot m y!!e lC h e Is one o f th e sli ck est m on with a rl eck of card s In th e cou~try." "An d w11Y al'e YO II t '1I1ng m e thi s ?" Innulred th e SUI·prlse,1 mining man. "Fol' th o sim pl e r caSO!1 lh nt lowe him gru dge mys Ir, H e ,iouble crossed me In n &\ 'al som o tim o ago nnd doesn 't think I know about It. H e's left town now and gono ov er to Go ldfield to take charge of that claim be got all'a y rrom YOII , H e's going to put a man In charge th er e and then go bacle caH t to )11-om ote the company, H e' s l eft a bank roll of $30,000 w ith m e and ,If you will go In with mc, we ca n get It without his knowing th ere WIlS an y thing crooked abou t, You can wIn the bank roll and split It up with

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lue," "I'm from Missouri. You've got to show m e how It's dOll e," r epli ed the major. " Thal's easy enough ," r epll erl Cleo land as b e produced [rom bls coat pocket a sll.er dealing box ,sucb al il used at A taro bank, and a deck regu· l otIon cards, ' H e then prol!eedeel sbow tlie a!!tonlshed mining lnan some \VonderflU feats Ip the .way of shuIDlng up bandS' alltl B emed to bo able to ' get any card he ~' anted trom an y p~rt of the deck at band , The major had .1ll ayed , Bome car(\ games In his tlme but aamltted that he had never seen anything Uk,e thJs beforv. , "All . you've got to , <1o," explained OIeland, "ra to go to your bank and g~t $10,"'0 Ill · cash, The rule of tbe game Is that anyone who pla)'8 that much against lhe game can bave t!le llmlC takea 01, You wouldo" need

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. . tile death of h1s gra.ndmotber. Mrs . .--I~!~I~{)-BIRV~I~~~»r-~~~nn~r-~~~8. ,~·t~~McG innls-entertsineLl OUarIes 1'uylor. of Uolumbus. Engl1sh: ~t ~a~hill~ton O. H , Wed. plete. FOR-RENT spent SnndllY wit-h his father and neRday mor~lln~ . 1:he body was inwhen they were first organized, and Lhe pu t week her 81 ter, Mrs. -------~~.-----Soward , of B Ilbrook IUlll brother brother . torred at Mla.ml Cemetery 1'hnrsdo.y was a favOl'ite here, He was one of HH1'Y \V'Lt,SOIl, ot Detroit, Miohigu.n.' evening. . NE 01: t,WQ stalls for h ortles. In . Earl ThompsolJ, of Dayton, pnid a R the mo t popular resid ~nts of War· Mr. a u 1 Mrs Roy HlltbawlIY sp nt, week.end visit to hi!! mother here. oger MorgllD 8pmt Wednesda,y qulreofT. J . Brown. ren count) , a member of the athUDdltY with J B. 1'holYlusund wife, with his grandparents. Miss LeuR. Myers rtlturned from olic church of Lebanon, and also a I;. Lumb unci wif uttended the JUDles Roberts Ilud fHomily have OQSE of eight rooms, woodshed, Kingll Mills ~o ~ordllY to tllk'e up moved from the Urun[;" property member of the Lebanon order of HOUlo.oomlng Itt Bt:lllbrook MondtiY , barn, chicken house, big garden her sohool work. b'tok to Kentuoky. Mr. Imn Mrs. Walter Kellflok spot, goot! water, on Fourth st.reet, Elk. MisR MlllJel ~herwood returneLl to Bllrvey!!burl{ Monday to reSume her Otbello Arnold hus been spending The funeral was held Monday" morn were ~ ' prin!;bnro visitors on l:)unday, corner of Franklin. In=tuire of Mrs. Mrs Jane DykA entertnined r eIn. Jos, Haines, pOllltton as t:elloher. a few rlllYS with bis home folks. ing, Rev. Father Galls in charge, tiVIlA from Sprin~ V'I.lll oy lu st w.eek. Miss Lydia Grll.ham, of Xenia, Mrs R. B. Emmons and dll.nghter after which the body was taken to (~uit 1\ umnbElr from horo attourl Virginiu , lIu Vlt returned frOID u. spent Bundar with her parents. Cincinnati. FOR SALE od t.he celebrution lit Wuyuo8vllle ..,---- ~ plensant visit In Columbus , Wm . Grl\ham l\Dll wiff', MisRes Lobor DI1Y. A party of Wilmington ,hoys, who JiJne u,nd Fl or~n~e Clark, of Xeaiu, ... ... are ollmpinl{ in this vlolnity, enter. wElre l:)o~duy VI!!It.ors here . BASE BALL GAME . A lurge btlut.iug stove in Rood oon Box P a p e r t_ined at Uteir oa1tlp Friday 11 num· • - • dlt,ion, for enle, Inquire of ber of their friendt!, among whom . Contains 25 ~velCipes and 25 The K, of P. and Band boys will ! J , Brown. . were the Misses Belen rJlum, Murie Sheets Good Paper, ' play ~ game of baH next week. TWO ,)erijef 00.W 8-one of them Il.nd Mtlmie RunYlln, of' Lehanon, Watch for further partiCulars next' registered, with oalf, One lItlo.ry Kelley and Faith AOl'tin, of IOc at Schwartz's Guaranteed to remove Corns week. . ' ~rade .Jer~ey, ill .be fresh s00l!. Wilmington, und Cora KeTsey. without pain or soreness _ . __ _ _ _ V , M, Bobltt, R . D: I, Waynesvillo 4 orowd of young people from Oregouia.- enjeYPQ a picnic lit F 15c at Schwartz's Aoclent Sund~v. Those present iiI_________. . . . . HAD DELlQHTFUL DANCE Ohio. : TOURING CAR-Model "F." 5were the Mil!se>l !tutb l1ud Carmen passenger Buick touring car, in ':' EdwardlJ, Myrtle Kibler, L~ua MyPhilip Spence County Recorder ' Warren Edwards was host at a de· Guaranteed to remove Corns ~rfect con~iition, fully equipped New Burlington. erl, Lucile Mason, Luoile Norton, , Iightful dance in Hahn's hall Labor without pain or soreness with extra tires. gas tank, chains, I Ednll. BDd Gllldys t:)penoer: and Ho's speedometer and clock. Will sell at B M. Keloh, ot Chioago, is spend Philip Spt"nce, county recorder, Day night, About sixty couple were rner Deathertlge, Cla.ude Wil1il~m~, 15c at_ _ Schwartz __ __ _ _ _ _ _, aoffice, bargain if ~ola soon, Call at this. of Spring VallElY, Frtl.nk Clutter, of Ing Dis vl\cation Itt: the hOlDe of his was sworn into office Monday for the' present, father-in law, James Blair. third I ime. While he has been in this -.. ..... .---Milford, Vl!rn and Zliin Armitllge COUNCIL MET Ilnd Earl Thompson, of Dayton. 'rhe hand furnillhed musio for the office lae has served the people con. R. of }It and J. O. U A M. pionic scientiously and well, as was proven --- ~. - -~_• • • •___ ••_.~ near Pulntersville on Wednesday of. b th St t E . •s report, as Labor Day night was the regular lost wetlk . y e a e '..xarnmer meeting of council, and most of the FOUNTAIN SYRINGES Miss Elizllbeth Reeves and Sun follows; duy school olass spent a day last "All bills presented and paid to members were present. ' Council 6Sc a t week at Ipe ::;oJjjers Bome, payton. the recorder and his deputies by way took action on those who had not yet 'l'hos. C. Haydock uttendod a re of'salary were carefuHy checked and put in their sidewalks, and will give oeption given by the ~e~chllnts ~nd found COl'rect in every particular, them fifteen days in which to do it, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MUDuflicturcrs , ASSOCiatIon in Cin All recel' p ts by h'1m were nea tl yen· when the,}' will proceed with the work • oinnllti lust week Billsamountiog to $13 wel'e allowed, Mr!:! . Evil. Reev~s lJ.ud obildrun, of tered in hdisfcash bdoOk ~dn~ accuhratRel y I am Agent for the tl.bove famous Craphlte Carbon They will meet again this evening t Richmollo, ind., spent the week end accoun e or an pal mto t e e · Elastic Paint. und i will put it on for you, too. This Corwin. to take action od cutting d own the with reiltt,ivea bere, having olilme to corder's fee fund, paint is made und gllaranteed to lalt. The following The only bills paid by the County hill on Fourth street, MIllS Henrietta McKinsey enter Ilttend the Compton Mills reunion gUllruntee goes WIth un thill plllnt : _ Flora and Wm. Burian returned from March 1,1905 to March 1 1909 ttl.lDed Misses DonDll tind Sybil BAND CONCERT . b urg are for transcribing records and' mak., · Hawke Ilt 0. sluLUber purty Wudne~. to t-helr . so h 0 0 I wor k'10 M'lamlS Monday. . . d h ' t}IlY night . ISRIlO Uompton, of West Milton, l ~ng an.m ex sue as is provided . for There will be' just one more band CUeRANTEE FOR 8 YEARS James Stlles, MrR. Mllry Wuter ; concert Thursday evening. This will house., Alma· and George Waterhouse hna been the guest of bis COU~iDS. In se<:tlOn 1154. JIlS, Compton und Mrs. A. V. Fo ThiS work was carefully estimated be the last this season , and it will be We guarantee GRAPmTE CARBON PAINT to be t)f non were O:lyton shoppers Saturday, by your examiJlers and it was found a good one. volatile oils und plKments ot .'c arbon produots to oontain no . Miss Adll Snook, of South J~eba. lund, rosin, Asphaltum or Petroleum in tiny form: and to oonM.iQ · Mrs. AU Peterson and ohildren, that the fe~ received for same were - - -•• non, came t:)aturday morning to reno acid ~r Injurious sUbstanoe. When used acoording to our of Alabama,are visiting at the home entirely within the limitations of the Bume her. sohool duties this week . . simple dlrecti('lns, .we guarantee t~e p'Rint to wellr perfectly of h9r father, lI, W, Whitson and ~ t t RIlY Mills, of Dayton. WI1S home other rel"ti ves. Proper~'y for 'at least five year~ . We agt:ee to furnish, free, suffioient s.a u e, on his vllcution t·he· past week. material to l'epni,nt It'ny surfaoe on whioh Hraphite Garbon , Miss Belli, of Oldtown, has been The records in the Recorder's office P~in~. do.ea \lot give satisflition for tnis length or t,ime should ~~~~~~~~~"!!~!!."!!..~"!!...."!!....~~ v18,i ting at the home or Mrs . Wa.lter .are neatly kept and all clerical work Sale! . oondltions l'eq~1Ire it. M, . /d, ROWLAN (). Cqmpton aqd other relatives, • is of a very high . standard . 'The 8TA~DARD LINf(5EED co., Clevelan~ Ohio. el".~e:DelttM· The D. A . Cla!!s 'was pleasantly work of transcribing records deserves One Of. the nicest reSidences on . . ' :Z1:::,t:~tl~:C:dR~ :tertlline.d by liiss Ji1lora Aarlan on especial mention as the.copy is about Wayn~ Avenne. No. '814, near Xenia I onday mgbt . , as perfect as the human hand can Avenue in Dayton, Oliio. Larg~, When you..are in need .o f. roofing paint give me a call ' The Fellowship olass m.e~ at the make'" beautiful lot. Hous~ with all mod,. . er phane me and 1 wHh'Blf on y~u. home of Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Comp M' . Add' G h hi .. . ern conveniences. Call at . . tori on Tuesday night. ISS Ie r~ am ,& y assisting '. " . " , Mr. Spence h82 by her efficiency in A. ' GEBHART & CO.'S ; " • _ .. U;;;-iN.;;.'i~· 1 The ·fur trade of the wOJ'Jd. makes ~er work earned a good share of the - . . \Iuse of more than one mimon O6'.1I:18D praia& wh~ch this excellent. record ., • Lumbe~ Yard, D~y~n, Ohio, . V,Uey Phone No. 89-1 X' Waynesville, Ohio. every year, '. calls for. " . fQr particulars. price, etc.

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Th e Waynesvi lle boys travel d to All lli p fun yo u wallt al Oal, dal e '/'h 'Zell famil y reuni?~ was held 'I '1'111' Ie (I f I" " ;lIId lh ,' I alld L'.:-,~ 1·;<\ Al'llI lt wge It O" IY elll pi ll ved ill Labor t.Ill Y a t the h 'l:I utlful tnuntry will l: rf},!'1 hal " at 0:.11 dill .. pari, Fri . .\ (·ul 'l . • M't Holly Sunday, .and wallop ,d t.hu l i 1'(\1'1, Friday . Mrs. hat:lesShidakc r, o f Hurv ,Va· ball team to a fl':lzz lE'. N t.w lth . ! LIlli HurLolJ alJJ wife w 're in Day. horn e of Mr. and Mrs. JlJ ~P IJh day urt rno(m 1'11" tl .. , 1/1.'11 ~ hl 1'1' ll le! 1II1 .. ,~ I• ' '' f~ H ~II) lI onr' ~))e lJl :O-;utUl'day , ke, nCClr W'aynesv '11 . . iJ e: Ii g'1J. }d \JIll.!, Wllh 1\1,. .. " It.. • I'JOr 'JtlIO LLblAlloo . Ii . I~aw i . ThI,e ' bam!. I It • j!LJ.Im ' will burg, entertained Friday evening s landing th e bu~a played agalll s t a tun Monday. h f t Ik ' MI t!" C:\,i1 Tucku r, o f a'll·\'e.vs b Uf ll' , . strong aggregallOn of players, th ey M' A H ' k . d' for Mrs. Stearn, of Cincinnati, women s p~nt tea ter~oon . a 109 and \ ill he chu ck ful l o f [ ' 11\ ful' lhe hu ~ I't''' " v i ~itln l! 11 e 1' :lIster , Mrs ... .: . . , b th ISS gnes Ol'nt C IS atten mg succee d e d In wtnnmg y e score . . over old times and playmg different loohr-o ll . Thl:' line· tlp io; l1ut fully \\'111 Kt1 r""y . Mesdames Richard and Robert of 6 to 2. The on ly bad inning waR school 10 Xenia. games,\ while the mell (:!l1jIlYf't1 a \JUII ICU IlIlJl ltd yt'l . hil i ,;u lll'- g'oud pla~ · ;'Ilr Wilulll' J effr o.v Rod .v oungM Waitt'\' Burn It attended the Day· g ame, which resulle>d in Benjamin in g- muy be luukl:'d fil l' , 11:-\ lwth ~id t';; 1'I111,11'UII \\. r u in Luh lnon '»tur(JIlY, ross entertained a few fri nds very in ' the seventh. when Wavnesv ille Hawkiml·1p.u md ef pulingRay Z 11':-; ha\e gltutlp hy,' J':-; . ,~IJ' 1LI1I1Mrs ( ' I ~' d HUlVker!'llJ flnt pleasantly Tuesday anel·noon. lce· made thl' e rum;. Wuynesville mad· ton Fuir Friday . .. - .. .'lI ndn .\' \\'11.h (: F :\1\,(\ J' ~ nnd fnnlll .v Mis::! Ethel Williamson, of Dayton, team by a sco l'e of 9 lu O. Th E' [put ·, he r runs in the secorrd, fif t h, sev nth cream and cuk was served. . ure of the gam e wag t he pitchin g 01' 1 \ V. c, T. 1I. :\I r 111111 MI'!'I W olJlJ WllliuUl S UDU anJ ninth. Mt. Holly maul:! I'uns in wa ' hom e 'unday . Sat. Kennedy Legler. , ~Oll Illllr! u wee k end n it t o Lebl\Qoo J. E. Janney and wife entertained the fourth and. sixth. . Miss Ann ie Brown was hom The following oRi er w re !:!Iectell , The W" rren( "\JlIly W . C'. T , rela li ve!> . at dinner Sunday, Dr. and Mrs . J, T. . it was a clean game only two er· urday and Sunday. for the year: Harry Leglel', ))1' '::i- ' onvelllion wi ll meet al Su uth .1. K . :->lJencer. in comp8ny with Ellis. John McClure and family. of rOI'S being made. The following 1 M i~. ~Ol'~, ' ~ nJ Cat'l:i ngLoll Ellis dent; harlie Loui , lreasu re l'; Ceo . Leba1wll , W t!c1l1e,;da.\' , Septt·lllb .. !' I ~~~~::~' i~~ltl~~e~t~;~nT,::~::~~n is tlnjUy •. Sprini'boro and Miss Dora Ellis. score tells the tale: an: VISiting In CI ~veland. H 'It t.a 'TI t 9th· • am I on sec),e ry, l e n x re· MI !<~ H.tub Ker~ey, of Oinoi nnntl. M·I·. If 1.t.y Mrs , FI'unk Taylor, of Chicago. has union wili be held in Day t·on . , A rousi1lg' lll-d ing' \Va" held In::lt ~ )1 ~nt HnndtlY with her PtlrtlDts here. Misses Naomi and Orpha Hockett' ~Iarlu!t. J ,. IIJ .. . All n III P; . ~ E . Iwnor 0 ftl lei!' . .Mul'1l1l1., lIllth , d H. ... . . .. ~ ~ . dS un day 10 t: :t ~ b en visiting relatives hel'~. . T he followin~ we t' .pr sent: Mr . 1w ek at the l:ol1~ ~ ~lrs~ J C. Hawk ~Iri-l. ,Ill k RtlyooldH, IIi' XlJ ul., • entertame .. ,;s o . , Mrs . .Hawken, of Spl'lngfield, is and Mrs. Ray Zell, MISS ~ a t'l Zell, , SATURDA Y MAIH~ET vitlltfltl rAlnti VEl::! he re OUR Jay It1 b t brother, Asa, of Coffeyville. Kallsas. }l~\~k~r.ri ::: ::": 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~) Mr. and MI·s. T. H. Zell , MI ~ Donl. i wl ok. Those present were: Asa Hockett , D. g~'::1:s, 2~ :::::::: 4 I 2 0 4 0 visiting Miss Kizzie Merritt. 4 ./ I 2 0 0 I FrhlllY, Mf/i . F.ll Retulliok WRII H . Hockett, wife and daughter. Con nor. IIJ .... .. 4 0 J I~ U ~ Remember Eva A. Barger's open· thy Zell, of Xenia; Mr. and M~s . Wm. The ladi s of lh e Christia,n hurch cllllarl to Col umbus wllereher bro th. Unlllmlflor, p ... . 4 u 2 (; ing, Saturday, September 25th. Ze11, Mt:- and Mrs . Go .. Z·l1, uf will hold a mark t in th e T own. hip r, ('lIrl Mill er. ill Rufferiog from I\n Totnl... ... . . . :I H 2 10 17 10 " Arthur Zell, of Granville. Ohio, WayneSVIlle; Mrs. P. L. 'GUIOn, Mrs. House, a t tll'day, Septemb r I Hth. IIccirl nt which hl1s oaused him the Mrs. Clint Cleaver. of Harveys· 11 Anna. Cl ev~nger. M~. and Mr. Your patronage solicited . 10 s'of both lower limbs , burg, entertained about forty last WAY E8VILLI, A4 ~ ~IJ p;t ,~ r~ has been visiting John Lemmon. EdWIU'd8 , lf[...... • I I 0 0 I, ' " ~harhe LOUIS. Mrs . Emma Achor. ', _ _ _ __ ... , Tho frieods of 11S80S Ednl~ a,nd Wednesday evening in honor of the Thomas, r '" . . J h D d f f D yto G' '" th uer~&u, Ib ...... ~ Y ~ g g ~ 0 n aVIs ~n \~I . e . 0 a n, Mr. and Mrs. Harry E, Legler, Elli Ridgeville lud y opeooer gllVe em " sur · district lecturer Of the Pythian Sis· ~ln,3X:":r::::: 5 0 IOU U were Waytjesvllle VISItors Saturday. Legler. Kennedy Legler. Mr. and ))rIEle pnrt.v I!'r idll Y ~dv6nin~. The ters. Mr. and Mrs. A. Maffit, Mrs. Dukln. J., 85 • •• ,. t 1 ~ U I I M' B II G h f X . h ' , (I it b f h tt d gi rl s W61'e out f or a rl e, an I)~ ra· ISS e e atc , 0 ema, as Mrs. George Hamilton, Mr. and Mr . \lU e 1\ num ~ I' \'O~n el'e II en turninJ wer e completely surprised Sarah Zimmerman and L. A. Zim· Prat,t, 2b . .. ..... ~ ~ ~ I a 1 merman were present from Waynes· b~PIl1~~ ,.~: ::: : g oo ~ ~ ~ been the guest of Mrs. W.-H.Allen. Walter K. Louis and son, Walter e?lr.. aborD'LYOel unltlonlltWnyues. toilndn. housefllllofgnests . Tholle 3 U la I 8 2 The' band boys are worthy of youI' 81'own, Mr. and Mrs. JOQ. A. Whyte, v e, preseut were Mr . and Mrs. Will ville. Total.. . .. . . . . Mr. nnd Mrs. Ln.fe llrnlllLm nt.. ({er8ey, the Misses Clara and Jennie 9 Inning I 20 o~ 1 0 1\ Ii & S 0 _ 2 patronage. Go see them Friday aft- and Miss Ora Leitz. all of Dayt~n; tended tlle Mont~ome ry oouuty hm Bilmllton, Flay Bllnoook, Lillie, Bolly . ... , 0 Mr. an d Mrs. J os. H . H awe, k MISS on T"ul1rRdI1Y. Mr. James Tract>,Y, of Fairmont. M~. Wuyucsvlllo . .. 0 1 CI 0 1 0 3 0 I- U ernoon. Lllurll I1nd MyrtiA Kibler, Lnoile four miles this I$ide of Dayton on th Earned ruDS-M~. Holly I. WI,yncsvll o 6. Miss Maria Stout, who is teaching Harriet Hawke and Benjamin Hawke MrR . Gell, Riley t\Dd daughter, Muson Leoa Myers, Luoile. Norton, D&ldu . H.Strll'k MorlntL,out-SUlIln. ' was h orne over • - "Mias Mnbel "'her wood and Messrs . Zaln Lebanon pike. was treated to a .pleas· 1'wo·1J1\8O Three-basehlts-J. b,iL- ThoJOns, By SC h 00 I near X ema I '" BIllllch" t,t·eoded th e weodln to o ..., S' GreI.as 7. Lcr~ on. hases- Mt. ' JOE HAVENS SUICIOES of MI s Mary Tibbals to Mr , Bomce nnd Verne Armitage, Bom3r Death. ant surprise on Sunday. September BradmllIer Bolly 8, WaYnesville 11. 'rim 2ta1. lIm · Sunday. Collett o n last Thul'sdlLY evening. erug, Wl~rr 0 Edwarrls, Russell , 'd' 6th; by his neig'hbors. friends and pf~Smlth IUld LUCM. • ... • C. G. Williamson took n party Joseph Havens. a farmer , resl 109 Miss MlLry ParI t,t spo nt MOfldil.V' Emmons, Alton Bllnoook, Chester relatives. Mrs. Tracey had made ar· PUBLIC SCHOOLS from Lebanon to T~ Tuesday ot about two miles northeast of Center- with Miqses Ethel and Louisl'! Stokes, Humilton. OmllT' Ilnd MRlC Hollingsrangemen~ with Dan Fox to borrow I k ~iIle, committed suicide some time Mr . Len PllDoe bud t,he misfortune worth. Rlllph Milson, Jooathoo hiB hay wagon to go after some folk The !!choats started off itl good ast wee.. . . . . S d . h b d' b II to loose It /loe hor e one ol1Y lust t5h ...rwood , Henry . Wells, Robert M I crashing un ay into mg this brain. y sen He 109 a a week, I::ihllttS Rnd .J ohn ~hel'wood Jr. . rs ..Cyn th , I~ E v~ns IS VISI ti ng ~e. had been ___ --, in. at the Brown street loop. He just shape. and the teachersand ' schola~ flew around and helped to get the have about rounded off the rough atlves m ?mcmnati and New RIch· employed by his brother. Carl Havens Mr , and Mrll. La·fe ~ruhum were Bellbrook h 'd d th f · d b the g,uests of Lon Enrnhnrt and wlr wagon ready, and never took' the edges .and ha.ve settled down to hard mond, Oh1O, , . M W S G h . S' w 0 resl e . on e .arm owne y on 'l'\iesdILY. • . hint that he was fix,ing for his own work for the year, rs . . . ra am was 10 prmg· Mr4. Ella Wilson. HIS conduct h~d Mr. Dllvid Par lett was I~m o ug the Born to Mr. and Mrs. John P . company. They all came with well Superint~dent Bruner is looking field last week. the guest of Mrs . not been such as to attract espeCial MontgollleTY county fn.lr visitors. Ramsey 'l'uesday morning, 0. floe filled b8l$Kets . Tables were spread forward to a successful year, and by Verna Kelley. attention. and his self·destru ~tion Miss ~i1via Peroley hus return u girl. !. 4 .on the lawn and dinner was eaten the present enrollment. it looks like Miss Gretsinger, of Xenia, was the proved a general surprise to every· to her home in Brown oounty after Mrs , Lou Boroff and rlBughter \ I under the ' open sky. Seventy·flv predictions will come true. Of week-end guest of her sister, Mrs. one. He had worked as u ual all s~endin/.? t,he . umm er with Geo, Marguerite, of Day too, bave been visi tinp; air. Bnd Mrs, Wm. Onnniog. people down to t his fine dinner. course, this el1rol\ment will be aug Otto Hornick. last weeii' and when the family arose Riley Ilnd family. hum tbe pagt week, M'ISS Mounts. of Qolumbus, . 'morDing . t h e 'f act that t h e 'OUt' began ful onoe. more After dinn r there w~ mUBic and a men t e d b ya Iarger numb e r e nrolled IS Monday tb nsohool ope ofhilS a suooeR term io Mr, and Mrs. Wulter Mkloner, of ·-8ocial time until the hour came to by November 1st. spending a few days at the Friends' · bed usually occup~ed by Have ns had r~Rrge of ~ur [lame teucher, Prof, Ohr18011\D, Ill .. 00 their weddiog say good by wishing James many trip a.re vistiiog the,r unole aod The enrollment at the commence· Boarding Home. not been s lept in, was a source of v. S, Loer. . uont Mr, aDd Mrs. J D. Harness. more happy times. The following ment of school iR as follows: F. o. Sherwood and family re- suspicion. An effort was made to Mr aod Mrs. Ch119. Brelsford at were' present: ,W. P. Champion. Grade 1 ...................................... 2"c< turned Monday evening from a visit Ioca t e h'1m, an d thOIS searc h was r eo New Burlington. tended the Dlljton fl1.ir Thufsda.y wife ' and children, Ben Champion Grade 2 ......................................11 at Greenville, Ohio. . warded by the finding of his body by J t d) t ,. and FI idt\y. h h Roy . ooee ro urne ILl! wee ... c:- --and wife, Alpha Smith and wife. Frey Mr . J0hn Eluverstiok, of near Day. Grade 3 ....... ...............................12 ·Mrs. Ellen Manington, of Spring his brother, Carl, in t e aymow. fr ortl a ~everll l dnvs vi. it with r elu. tOll. died Moodl\Y Bnl} was bnried Champion, wife and son; Mrs. Mary Grade 4 ................... : ................. 13 Valley, was the guest of Jeff Smith shortl~ afte.r 5 o'clock . h.e revolver tives io Golumbul! uod Newurk. It t M t . Zion cemetery lust Tbursduy Kipp and d~ul'hter, Max Peottinger. Grade 6 ................................... .. 17 and 'family last week. was IYlOg directly by hIS Side. . Rlllpb Peterl:lon OItme home Illllt UlornlDg. Several fronl this plac~ wife and childr~~, Mrs. H. Middle Orade 6 ..... .... .... ....... ........... ,... ... 14 D 't f '1 d h " 11' Havenswas4l:!yearsofage,a.nd had MondllY . He hut-! been 5'on eveml uUended tbe funera!. stetler and children, John O'Brine Grad e 7 ............................ ..........14 on al Eto atten i"'d . He is survived Ydllr!l,having bAe n tn the lumuer The Relinble", of Dayton, played . A B t eml 'Samery never 'been marr" lJllsebn ll wjth nul' bome team lllat wife, and', son; M.iss Katherine GUY, . • R openmg at va . arger s tur· b h' th th' . t rs and one bu iue ~ in ~ouLh Amerioa. y l~ mo er, I e SIS e Rlltlltt.n 'L Peter on h/1 S r eturned ' uturlillY afternuon, soore 8 to 7 10 .Miss Anna Kipp. Henry Smith, Wil· Grade 8......... ......... ......... ........... day Septemb '2 5th HighSchoolGrade 9 .................. 17 '. . .er ' . ' ,. brother. frOlll lLvi sitwithr ht.lveR lnDIL\,I'oll f,tvc r of t,he ReliableM, ' liam Poettinger. Will Grew, wifeand High School GI'ade 10 .. ........ ........ ] 1 ~hffOid Bally and Wife, of Gahon, - .. M iEf:d rrne Mi lis, o( New Pn rif!, A p ostcaru shower WIl8 given for daughte~.' of nay-ton, H nry .Chum· ~igh School Grad ll, ................ 11 OhiO. w~r guests I)f J. E. Janne, STOLE HORSE AND ~U(jGY OhiO, it! t.be guest. of I'olttt.ivott here, MIl' Dorothy Ha.rnesA at her home piun. wife and Sons. of Spl'ingfieltl; High 'hool Grade 12 ..... ............. 10 and famtly last wok. Some one stole Abner Dill's horse Irll ~ll'(\ggy u.1111 family spent a lflllt'l'burRduy IIfternoon in honor of ber ' !lOvell til birthday . She reo , William Morris and wife. Pp.ul'l MixeJ Gomse .. ................ .... ........ ] Willinm Barr · tt and · wife. of and Thos. Dill's buggy Wednesday few du ys tlle fOreJlArt ' of t h " \ ek loivod ubout thirty pOI.t cards. Af· Mamie p.n<l Frank Morris, of Osborn, Quenemo, Kan., weregllests of 4. B. night at Mt. Holly and skipped out.. with friends in )~Icbmolld, Ind .' ter V!1l'ious gum es were DIllyed reo 0.; Mrs. Rebecca McDonald, of Lock· Total Enrol1me~t ...... : ... ~ ...... ...... 161 Sides and wife last week. . Word was received that a man and Miss Amy McI~Il,y WIIS .'ake.u sod- fre llments were served oonslsting inrton, 0.; Harold Eagle, of Miamis~ --"'----...- • M h" h . th denly nnd dangereuBly III WIth a\.l of ic ·Crelllll II.nd oake, 'l'hose pres · Mrs. Harry cFerren. of Sout wom~'.1~rlVmga orse .a nswermg e peodioltis on MonulI,y of last week. ent Wf're : Mrs. C, Ryan nod dllugh burg, O.; ·Henry Hotop, Mrs, Lillian TEACHERS' ASsqCIATION . Lebanon, was the guest of Mrs. descrIption of the one stolen, had he is IL Utt,Ie better at present. ters MisR 'I' re Il, Mnry aDd son El Howp and son, of. Ferry; Frank B. T h ' A.sSo" f W A\ethia Alexander. last week. been seen 'in · Washington C. H. Om bllOcl furnished tho musi c for wood h-li.s Mayme Horo'esB ILad . ~mith, ,w'ife .. and children, of 'l)ear T~ u:~ e:~ meet::IO~n~vers~;; Go and see the K.o{P.'s !lnd the Constable Joy started after them, the Uld B ome DIAY Ilt Bellbrook IUllt Ml1st~r Fluyel BllrneRs, Mrs YVill,! am Lytle; Garl "Smith, Cora Guy, of 'unnin~b"m, Mtss Nellie ' Cunmng rehnap.Alel, Le ' bWanl on, .0hl·0, Septem ' b'",. ,band boy.s a. t O. akdale Park Friday. but nothing was heard of them until Monday, CWa,nesvHle; -nan ·Fox and ' wife, C hum , Miss 1W,t 'fborpEl, Mrs Ohttrles ~ rh d I 10 ts Monday evening when they were ~rUur !lchools begll ll.ou Mumitt,V , ' e a miSSiOn IS on y . cen ' . rho pl'imary and mterm edlute Brelsford . Wh n eveoing oame '. Eddie' Giesel, Clark and 'Will Tracey, 26, 1909. The following rogram has been Nathan Jones s,nd Wife are spend. rested m Columbus. grtL(lel wel'fI ~o full thnt lin entire they nil dop· rt,ed wishing Dorothy G. W. Middlestetier, wife and chilo . f d 'th J Z 11 I The man proved to be George ohnnge had to 1:/1'\' Illude 'l'horo 11m mllny nll)re hllpPY hirthdl~YR dren, James TraceYI wife and son, of arranged: Morning-Music and de· Ing a ew ays WI . ames e ane Jackson. who haa gotten out of the t.i11 more t.hno forty 111 the pri lllllry 'hlulifl U nderwl1ucl who livell votional exercises: round table,'C. 1'.. family, at,Yellow Springs, Ohio. Fairmont. One who was there. north of t()WII is very ill with ty· pen this last spring having been there room . Bratten; address, "Historical Places ' .Mrs. AlethiaAlexander is spending for this same offense. The won ,an Mtlmbors of tu o M. K , church fLUc! pboiLl faver , - - B~RTtfS of New England," E. ·H. Colvin. a few da~s in Elida, Ohio, the guest in the case was Mrs. Cbambless. out~itlert! ut! weI! lire glll(1 tll/Lt Ho\, . Corwin. h A .. '1'. Cow~ 1 11 let to I'l;l llluin unot hel' Aiternoon- Address, Rev. Floyd of her son, Dr. Alexander. and fam· Constable Joy started after t e year. Be is II Uhl'l!lt,lulJ . . ily. . ~e n tl um.rm . Born, September 8th, to Charles · Poe. couple Tuesday morning. wh(1se core lial 1I11llllJUl' lwdtCS hun . Ml'lil. Mnrgllr t Murtio. of Dayton, Moore and wife, Washington I D. C., J. W. LYLE, Vice Pres. Messrs. Geo Oglesbe~ and ·L. A. welcomeeverywllllro. s ptl nt th week.fll1el with Mr. ODd a daughter, MargarettaRuth. ALICE CoOKE. Secy. Zimmerman went to Chicago SaturEDITOR DEAD Rev . Robert Di rlluontl , of Xellilt, Mrf; . Lindley M e ud e nll l~ Jl . Wl1lter KilbOIl waR in Dllyton la.lIt '\ P. H. RoGERS day evening, returning Tuesday W . H . BI' ed'tor of the Tri- prellcbe!lll t th e (i'riend~ chmoll 011 Thursday 0 0 busine s , Born, to Harry Jonns and wife, Ex Com, C. A. B r u n e r · alr, I 8 d y Mrs. S/1rab t5bllte spent one dRY Dayton', September 5th, ason. MR . L. B. BERRY even mg. . ICounty P,ess at Loveland. died Sat. un u.. . .. _ _ • last week witll ~1J-9 . H.)pe 'tiles . ---- -. - - -. - .\ Asa Hockett, ~ Coffeyville. Kan., urday.evening at his home in LoveSprmg Branch Arthur Zell, of Grttuville, 0 , hllS MON ~\~CH OF THE ·RAILS TAKE LONG AUTO TRIP is the guest of relatives here. Mr. hand, of paralysis. He was fifty·two . been spomling severl~l (\u.ys beriJ --Hockett wiH attend the 47th O. V. I. years old, and had edited papers Mr!-4. FI:llnk Dllkiu IIml cb ilUl'on with frieuds . Edward H. Harriman, the great Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Ellis are going . H'II b . 0 b C d '11 Y 11 Cttrilln 1 L'luljj [Hill HU1.el S]lp.ut Inst Willltllll Lippiooott had hIs Ilrm . reumon at I S oro In cto er. in Jamestown, e arvI e. e ow UIll'.LY ., -financier and railroad man., died to take an auto trip to Denver, Col.. d Lid I with hi'll' .," 1'!ludll1uthE:H' , Mrs hul.ily bruisEl(1 by hl1,,:iJ~ g it ,OIl.n~ht 0,[ ' h' d and. will probably', stllrl this week 01' • B. 'S, Howell and wife and E. V. ISprings an ove an . Dixon W hurtoll. in th e machinery 111- the UllnnlDg 'Thursday at IS home in . Ar en .. Bamharl and wife were in Cincinnati Mr. Blair was a Presbyte rian and Mi!lB Ali co UlU'l1l owcth I1nd BerthtL fRotory IfI!!'~ 'rhur8dIlY, .House i~ New York state. . next on t~elr \ong Journey. last Wednesday attending the meet. was always in his plaee at Jivine Smith Ilttel1llod th U!-4 ooilltion ut Mrs'. ,lames Morgll-n visited her Without pomp or ceremony that ,Dr. Eilts agreat. worshl'p BlanCh et;te r last. wee k. SOil ill Dayton reoently . .. , mg 0 f tl1e Manu f ac t urers ' As s.o c la·. ' . . hat! . been bothel'ed Mrs . Lyelill Gordon is villiting reI • The funeral took place a t Loveland Mr Dllvid LUOll!l, of Mt.. Bolly, .usually marks the intel'mennt of a deal durmg the past few wmters t' tnonarch, Edward H. Harriman, king with asthma, and it is for the pur- Ion. Monday evening and the I' mains s pent lust . \today with hAr mot~er , nti ves non,r Ba.rveysburg. Mr . nnd Mrs W . BIggs spentl:!un.. >of no temporal realm, but truely a pose of regaining his health that the .Messrs. Goo. ~hompson, ~alter were taken to C~darville fOI' inter. Ml's JUlUtlS 'h cnow .tb /Iud flt~IDIIYrl dny with rela,t·i ves III Oregonit\, monarch of the rails, was laid to rest 'auto journey will be made. He may Kllbon. L. A. Zimmermon, ames . Mr 'l'hom /Ls '-,ILCY anfl .fani y n.n - - ... ed) t b Dr P D Clagett Benham, Wm, King, and Harry Pra· ment. • _ UU.v Chenowet,h to k tl11l~IUr with Sunday afterno'on at 3 o'clock I'n the be Jom Spring Valley. a ~r Y . . . . ' . . ' Mr Hownrd LI\cy (lIltl fl111111y . 'and the two families will tour th ter were In Dayton Thursday attend· HAD ARM HURT .. 'd ' tl Il' ttle chu'''chya''''d at ATden . . . .. .' . . . . Y :l F' ' MI!llI EVil Lu,c y speut UO llY ·WI 1 ' . h • . Rev: J .. Holmes McGliinness, rector ' 011th west thiS wml r. mg tIe mr. . . Will.Lippincott had the mi sfortune liar nunt., Mrli ;'luneB 'henowo'h M\'s . North, of S{lringfield, is t e of St, John's, on the Arden , estate EA, STER'N STAn Samuel~ . Ev rly and WIfe; o~ to be caught in' a belt at the Cannil'lg aml family . . ~t~~~~~I~ .her dl\ughter, Mrs. T . M, "No~'l.h 'MaIO ..street, have reLurn~d factor 'rhursday. Dr. Ellis was im· . Mrs. JI.LU1es hen.()woth IS aWIlY . Rev. Frang.er was returned to : conducted the sfmple,lunerall'iteS in the Episcopa.I church a.uJ paid fi~al The Easteo:n 'Star .m'et in regular a{ter a ·pleasant ten days' ~tay ' at ed> ~ I m'moned but beyond from home worktng . for HIl rry Union circuit for llnother year tlll t b te to h t d ' •.•• P6!1 ri' Beach. 'rhey ·also spent a m s18hoeckYocsucasloned by the accident Laokey, .of Lytle, f 11 ' h d ' Mr . Oglesbee is impfovlllg aft~r . .ea.r y , rl u . 11:1 pa ron an. i'session Monday evening, Nothing sh t time 'n Toledo - Dayton News the . ' : Mr. Frank Dakin .l lnd am y B several weeks .mne.s . , frIend. '. ' , . " . of importance was done~ howev'e r. o.r I . . • nothing ~rious ·r esulted. Will was fiB tbeir guest M.r. Frank ~aitln on A numher from here attended the.' .'! " . A short ser:vlce at Ar.den House at. . ' . ' . • - '. . _ Ca~l McC.lella!ld, Qf Seatt~e, Wa:'h.-, at work the n,e."(t day.' Sa.turdaY night a~d' Suoday, Dayton fair 1~.t ' w6ek: ;. ~ ' . ' 2 ~'elock Sund~ 'afternoott pre~eded ST. MARY'S CHURCH' ENDOWED. ~ho I n hIS way to school m Lexmg, ' .. - .• .N r . Hiram Da.ktri and 'Yife nnd Rtllph Alexander Ilnd , wife are ~ the church ceremony • and then, the . . . . ton, ~y, where he is studying for the BAPTISM M~I. Ellrnellt Du.-kin .&ond 90n Rosls) gue~t9 of Berman Evan9 ~nd wlfe, t ., ' , funeral ' co~~, Comprised of the By tile will of the late Harcriet E. 'ministry of the Christian church, . . were oalling on relatives in Wayne~ of Col~mbus . . , Immeciiate family and a few intimate O'Neall St 'Mat-y'9 church Waynes- stop~ off Thursday to 's ee his aunt Mrs. j.JeWis was immersed at ville 00 Sunday afternoon. School began la8t Mynd,ay mUorn . . th . . '. ,. , .' , . - . ' ,. " th Ch ' • ti church Monday mom- I Mr. (1001'80 Pratt; and wifll l'pent lng in both hho to~n_hip.nd vl aRe . ,frierida moved · down . !! .hill to St. \Fille,.will ':Ilttmate1y receive the, sum MI88 Lola Zell. Mr•.mcClelland s . e na ~ . , '!:lunday wilih relativ~8 of Mt. 1:l01ly~ 8cbools. • John'. cburcl1. of $8,000 for an endowlI!eilt. mother was formerly MI88. Della Zell. . mJ b~ t ..:Rev. M. E. DaWBOD.

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ARABELLA By MOllY ElUOT SEAWELL (;oP1r1l1b t, lOOt;. Uobb.· H o r rlll Co.)

SYN'O PSIS . At II )ft:. rI' of n';<l Adl nlrn l ~Ir Peler Il nwkI'ItIL w '. nt'plt w. HIt'I"'I'd f ; I~ II, ' o il dN' pl )' III I()\'c ut tlrRI "IKhl \\ 11 h Lad)' A r At\ II :.. ~ttH·nlOl1 l. wh o "'porfH'd la iN Hl~ t ' "II "n, . Thl' Ind . :lrl OrphllO, W ill) J!I\' ' n .. I) rtll as mld"lolpmnn on Ih" AJ"" by hi" 1111 Ie. "nell Vcrn rl , nrphpw of Sir ThomU1l \. rn rtn, bocame l h,· hoy'. 1... 1. l'lo c y rdl .. ,,,1 d r. t h c Rl e r \I hcr" 1! 3 wk · IhlllY '" n .. ph ' W fla w Lady Arnbclln . ,",'r· .Ion mPl Philip ,'ortoll, n -'X l In 11,,(, rllr Sir Thomnll ""rnon'lI estnte. The)' Blurtn. l.Iuel whl ·1t WIU! In t.errupt .1. V rn on, Ov e r-Ion and Hllwkehaw's n ' ph w r"unu t h r>lnll"lv(,11 nllrllcle() by prelly f.ndy A " 1Ia. 'I'he Ajll " In ba ttle doten t ' d Frr,(wh wnr8h lllll In thf'l MedII rran an. fil chnrtl (JJyn got £~ , OOO prize mon!')'. He W IU< I " lied h01l1 0 by r.udy H IHvk"hnw 08 h o <oM nbou t to "blow In" his ru rnln!:8 wllh " ('roOll . At 0. 1Jawkshaw p"rly Olyn IllsI:overed Ih at Ludy Ambcl". WLlll !I. poo r but " r81~ tt!nt snm"l 1'. It tnlkcd mu ch with her couBln Daphne. l..ndy Arab IIsL ~Kaln showed lovo (or gaming. t,ater shu Ileid Olyn and vcrton prisoners, thu a IBYln g tho d'u I. Tn the Overton-V ron duel, nelthor WIUI hur l. Lady Araella humlllnl\l() RIchard by her pranks. ( Icha r-a and Ollc,s shipp /l on II. (rlgul e. Uea W illi captured by th o F rE-neh. Sir t'eter nrriLngod tor hlB exchnng . Da pl111 s howed 0. likIng for Glyn, who waH IIlen 21 Y ara of uge. OUEIlI WlUI r ICfUI"d. Gllos and Rlchnrd plnnncd clopam nt". IIlr Peter object d to th plnn to w d Paphnc. Dy cl v r ruses 011 s and R ich~rd eloped wtth Lady Aro.b 110. and paphne. r(, lIpacUv Iy. Tho latter paIr were mo.rrtcd. Dnphne WII.8 plcaB 'd : Aru.holls. rnv d In nnger. Wh n t ho purty retu r ned, Arnboll o. Mkcd Sir ' P t I' to ~Id In pros eutlug OIl(l8 In !'ourt on lhe , l1argo of committing 0. ClJ.pltul rim". A" attend .. <l tho trlo.I. Uvon Arnb l'lIa'" aoaUmon y Gil 'f! W I1Il convic ted Il.fllJ RN1 fen ced to b hnngcd. Sir J>eter villi! d III prlnr at 'Wnl s In eltort to sccure u. I,a rdon for Glle•.

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bea"enll, tbe qule or tb l> co untry, after t he rattle a nd roa r !J nrt tltin s kies of I.,o ndon, Wl' rt!! balm to m y soul. I r ac h'd Ihr Inn . hY ' Ion o'clock; :lnrl , hn ,I'!ng arranger! fCII' Ih Ir he8t' hor!; I!, and Slln[ word two IItation s nhpart, 1 sa rt owll to vass Ihe day as h s t 1 might . I wrote 'u long I tt l', lo D liPID, I au d Ih n , It bel n~ about 1:.1 o·c loc:'k . I wont oul for a walle T hE'r1'! was a r Ily palhwuy th rollgh 1\ llltl grol't:' IowaI'd a roiling fi eld next t he highway. I lool( thi s path , and pres(' ntly a me fal'l' 10 fllCl', I\t a l urn In Ih l), )lath, \\ Ith 01' rto!). H wa s Ini;lll nl'iy llre sNl fo r a man of h Is quality and prof :510n. H e wor(' blacl. d olh .' , w it h I iain s ilver buckle s a Ih" knp ii , and bl llrk s ilk st cx:l( tn~ ,; Iln d Mho s_ Il ls hulr, lin· pOII'd red, was tle.1 Vol h a black rIb · bOll ; bllt he wor e no crfl lll' or ves llgp. of mourning. I had " \' ('r Ibollgh t him th e h andso mest man In Englun cl ; nu t In thl ll ~a r h , so dllTereot from Ihe bril llan IInlform 111' oth e r I!x qll ltli lO dress In wh Ich I hall h" l'ptofnre /; n him . hr! 1001,('(1 111, <, a n .\ pnllu. H e Art'f"trrl m c 1';1':11'£'1:; . II l1t nOl Im poli te· Iy ; and we walk., 1l a l llll~ log til 1'. II I' had hNl rd of my m rr i, I f,;P , and feli ,1· lated Tn t> on I . ;\I ~' hr>a rl W lIH so fll II of Giles Y r· non hat I burs l a li t wilh th e ~ torr. It Hl'e mpd qulle n"w to h im; and he II I ' n d 10 It wilh 1,1' 'al hl . !I~ alt n· II n, orcall ionai!y ejaculating h is hor · ror at thc COlll.l11 t or HII' Thomas Vel" non and of Lad y Ara bJhl tormont. It ga n lUI' a sa vage pi nSlJre to I II 111m 1'" ry or :111[111 partic ular cone rn· Ing 'A rnbcllu ; alld by th e 1001, of ca n· sc lou s neHs which .8me In 0 his x· Ilr SH ive far.e, and llY til way io whlc b he Il I'olded my CYf' , I saw that be kn w he WIIS a faclor In th e case a ga in s t his will. At last. qllite tra nsported by my 1'O g agai nst 11", 'e two. I el'l d o ut: "And It Is for Ih purpose or s ur· IlIg the II tate to yo u that Araholla StQl'ruout thus swore away the life of Giles Ve rnon ; bu t God will confound bor anu S ir Thomas Yo rnon yo U" ''Truly.'' said he. In n thrill Ing vol e , "God will onfound a Ji th o wi ked. H e will bring thi s hor rid sch me to nallght In c ve r y way; for Imow you, It Lady Arabella Slormon t were to throw h rself 011 h I' kDees be Core me-" H e slOII[l d, and colored violent! y; be bad nOl moant t admit what the whole world kn w-th~t Arab I\n Sto rmont hac! ado r II him for s v n years pas t. H hur ri clly chang d the ,s ubject, sayillg : ' "Pe rhaps yo u do n ot Imow that I am no longe r In t he army." I saId I did not. "Although' ] llal'e r ecovered the use o[ my 11mb!! nnd loolt to be In haith, 1 am not, fi t for He rvlce; and I was retired on balf \la y only a rew da ys a go. My life Is no t 1I1,ely to be lon g; !Jut released IlS I am, by God 's hand , from lhl' profession of nTtnS, I s ha ll d vote tbe l'emnant of my \l£e to the servi ce of the Lord God Almi ghty. Hi s meso sago camo to m e years ago, but 1 was deaf to it. I was in love wi lh tbe world, and possessed j}y th e nesh and th e de vil. 1 committed mllrd rs under the name of war. J dishonored my

CHAPTER X.-Contlnued. Pre e nUy the prince and Sir P te r appeared, and hIs royal hi ghness said. wIth that charm of manner which so· (Iuced some me n and many women : "Hark'ee, Sir Peter; I do not prom· 16e that the affair will be complete be· tore Sunday night; I go to Windso r and two days Is a brief time In which to arrange so impru:tanLa.. matter. BuUt YOU will be at WIndsor on Sunday mornin g. J pledge you my word ' as II. gontleman the pape r-s hall bo ready, s ig ned, s a led and deliver ed." At that Sil' . P e ter fail'ly broke down, and coul d only say: "God bless you, sir; God bl ess youl" and the Jlrlnce. turning tb e old mali's emotion off gently, s mllod and said: ., ''CIs for the preservation of th e ~allantl'Y of our sex, Sir P ote r, thal lllis young office r mus t not h a ng." He warmly Inv.i ted UB to r emaIn and fini s h up the wine, and then ono of tb e gentlemen at the table, whether of de· IIlgn or not, m ontlon d th o extraordln· ary I' ports which had jus t reached London concomin tbe trial at Yorl" and I, encollraged tb e re to by a sllhtle look and 11 Qucsilon of his royal hl g b· II SB, told Ui e whole st ry , a ssls led by _ _ ----" SIr P e te r. It was lIstencd to with th dee pes t, Inl rOB t. -La!lr Al'flbell u S tormont was lmown to CI'P' I'Y p('rson til r ', and th e prine l'I' IlI Ll I'IH'11 that he had dallced w!th h or at th ' last Illrthnl ght bali. ' Hpr In· fll lllal-iem ' for Ove rlon was well -I\I1o wl1 , and fr e ly rom me n l don, 'alld I he sl flln l;C ml'!lSlIr s t1 l1lt wom n will 110m lim es vl'nlure I1pon In th e IlI te l" "Will You Speak to Me?" (J t , a s th y lhlull, of th mall t hey lovc. was xOlllpllfl 'r! in bl'r tCf; Ufylng l\Jal(er b y my c1l s!1 ll1atl oll s. I s pent In tlgalm;t Gllct! Ve rnou . S ir Tho mus ga mblin g and \'I c . t. hfl mOll y wrung Veruon's b at rell of hi s h ir was al so from t h 11001' thul we re bond -slav s to well known - llud a s th e wob was 1111 · labo r and 110 I't' rly. 1 hlasphemed , and follJeu to lhe prin e he lI slen ed with Iln Ilir or _th o profulIllli est thou ghl , nnd y.ct J was nol COli II teet evil by the world." his COIllJJlPnt wus s ignificant: I lIs lenud and wonde rl'll to myse H, "Thc 1, ln~ CUll pardon." H e b ud pity on us and did not press s hould this he t rne, whe re slood we all? li S to remuln to card!\, so we le ft Carl· Ion bouse auont 110 hour afte r e nte rin g Ove rlon's fuc:e had flu s hed, hi s e yes It, aod wllh bl'arts llI1l1l !ill ul'ubl y were full of rupture; he' see med to Ill';hH'r. Our f1 r~ t tb o ught wus to dw ell In th glory of the Lord, has ten buck 10 our lollsl ngs 1.0 send " But n ow I am fr l'!l'! frolll th e body urf our "ood IH' WS to Lad y Hnwl,s haw or that dp.atl), a nd s uhj oct onl y to the and D:ll1hlll' 11y lhl' lIol·them "1Oil. yol,e or th l) ;>':a 7.al'l1ne--th e J!'SIIS who Sir P (! te l' tolll me th en th at th e lahored with hi !! hand s to s how that prince had dln 'ctr'" him to go to Wind - wo rk was hOllorn hlo ; th e c:u'pe nter ~ Ol' III t he l1Iornlrl ~ nnd rell1alll, aud who callerl about hIm those nH poor as that he hllll ~ elf woult! ill'ln~ him bncl{ himself, and pteacbed 10 the m th e on tb!" Sunday in(trnln ~, If t ile COUll' love or God anrt one's nelghlJo r; who t.er s ig natures tn hi s IIpJcs ty'S co ulrt reco lvecl the Mugllule n as a sister anr! 110t br bnt! b fCore . Til "rhll'e wa ~ lh o l('l.el' a s a broth e r." Quite fam iliar wil h lhe pl'oc ' dure , und I was s ll en l. I had hea rd many enl,laged lu r, t I he flUrdon fro m til Sei'moni; from Il ean s nnd dl gllltn.rl sa ll wOlJ.fed mOlt, ancl e vory IIIILn jac lc kin!; wlth oll t ellm eull ),. 1'.:11'1 lI ex t 111ur llln ~ S Ir P('/e r k [t of th e m ufte r Ilromotl on ,from tho III '. II wu ~ al1 re ed 'hut I f'h ollitl pro. \\' hl g'~- a url lli ('s<1 sormon !! hnll le ft . \~ U Cln t h ' ~\Jndny mor n 10 g lo th o my h ell r t liS lItl t o uched nl! thnt of th e Rell l' lind (:11 111'11, n Inl' I'D anll po!\U ns wild Indian of =" orth Am (~r l ca. ' But :; lal il) 1 n ti l' Lnntlo n. 0 11 th e nUI·tb ' rll this was dllre rcllt. After a whil e , Over· road I to lilT /ill!;" III a d vllnce for the ton cont lnilod : - , .' II iiI ' 0 110. )a I'!I / ' j' 1 li tH not It mom n t "As thl r .TOti Il S rnll et! a ll manner of mlghl be 1 ',I In rl'llll'lIin to York. · So, m p.n - to foilow b lm- rhe eil y tax· :\I t I' t"';·() 1 :11~ ri~nle (l a)'1'i al on ' n Lon- galbm'cr, aM -'iv 11 a s P e te r th o p«?or fi s b· (\0 1.1 , whll sll' l' til l' was a t \ Vi llds(H', I I'l'mllll, and Jolin the g nUe a nd s tudl· w all g l /l~l u ,'ulI:!ay LIIoTTl lng- to he on Ous youth-·so ll c a 1\et! me' ano like Ibp no rt bern J'\,Iarl, prellll1' luji fol' our ' ,th -' trucgll thor r. wnoae SlQny' Mart Wag rup ld r tu rn to ' York. Tho n a r and m eltt:ld by th o volc _ or J t!sus, I say rburn w~ d1~ ): c;m tb e lllghwuy, Wi~h teilrs: 'M y Godl ] follow The !'" and. Wll~ WllII,('Iut or'"LObdoll,11eiug sur.We bad now apI)ronahed the corner r '1I\d()a: b,; g~ aehlll alld on-bards, of tbo flflld, lind Involuntarily stopped. II ,..,8K a ' be ful 1D0rnlng, marc r &&ld to blm hlunderlngly; Uk A,rll, than .·cbruIU'Y, rhe greell. "Shall )'OU lak orders?" of tbe (lprtb" tbe bJucll~ of tile ''No,'' be repllld, "I do not AI,,1re

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to open m? 1I1nllth as a t a ber--r all 'lI o t '\\'or hy; IIUI a few of th e humbles\ ~ o pll' abolll h re- l h a\'o bet' n In tbl' plaC'I' for _olUe "'m~ olll e 10 me on l::Iunr!a y", in t he foren oon, to ask III 10 !lpp;\k If' tlil1nl. Th ya r e da y lahor. I'J'!;, hn Iler8- l h , kind I f Jl op l I Once fl\ 111' 1I'll () b' withou t sou ls. 1 Skilled Culturlst Will .. ~ Il nk to them. no as a pr II he r a nd Land In One Y ea r Ii Conditions Are t(>ne h r , btl as a brolh e r aucl a frl enr!. It is nil\\, tim e rOI- t h m to uss mille ." I I'a\\'. " urn nough, a numb e r or poo rl y·;:!r 1;'4'11 rU !itics comi ng tow a rd \\'1,,1 I. th. ".1 wo'" of ,m.. , '"" 11011 . ." ,'hi. the fI.'hl. Th /')' eam~ by twos and threes , Ihe> W llllcn m os tl y with chll . den ? ~laDY )leo ple Incll n ' to gar· Hlmpl e ha ud·llght Is a t rame of wll · rl r u In arm s , or han ging to their den lng- th y fee l th ey would 101'e th e low COl' re rl with glllz d rn ul:\1I0, und I' sldrls. Wh n <Ill hnd ar ril' d thero outdoor !If , a nd not mind the work which th plaul g-ro \\'s li S fin ely a l) un· were abollt :10 m e ll an d wtlm ' no Thpy t.oomuc h IfUley co uld be su reofa de· d r g111 511. Delte l', In Rorue r SIICc t s, Noah, Ky. - " I was passing through s<'a tod t hr!m ('I\'(.. ' on lh o grass , and I ce ot, comfortable living in r e turn, Cor th e collon Is nOl so good a coa· the Ohange of L1f~ and suffered from a lonl'; with tlwlll. ancl , In SOIlI C mys· .wrltes Moray Bliss In Youth's Com · du ctor o[ h a t 85 glass , We h enr grumbling enough In pI nee of th e Imme nso qu"nlillep headaches, nonoU8 t riOIl wn~·. I fl' lt. for th e fil'st tlmo In pan Ion. prostration, and m~' life, thal I bo l)lowman was m y CrOm gardene rs , who arc proverbia l of s ta ble dr c81;1 ng wblch tho PILris hemorrbBgtls, hr?t hl'r and Ihe kit c hen w('n ch mr grumble rs, that help Is scarce, sea · gardener uses by the hundreds of tons .. Ly<tia E, Pink.Ions poor, prices low, and, In short, lo th e ncre, It Is common now to use Sis tO!', Ihat ga d t ham's Vegetable hot·water pIpes running tbrollgh tbe 0 ompOlW d ma d eme \\'h r o they w e re all seated, O\'erloo Th r eo ug does not pay. e marke t seedsmen SOl lie wben gard n beds of rich soIl. Good a u· weUnnd strong, so took from hi s pocl, ,t a s mall Bible a nd that lean do all my rr a d lh" rmon on th e Mount. The YOll ask if one can make a thousand Lhority s ays that [i0 tons of colle wll! hou se work, aud atpeo pll' li ole nl'd rl'vcrcn Lly . H gave ,doll ars a yea r If o ne know s how to heat an ac re or glass-bouses tb e y a l Tb t're are many me n msk. ro und . B g in s mall, as a ll experte tend to the store t ~H'm a Hhorl discoul'se, su lled to tbelr gard E: n. advi se, with a quurl e r.a cr , or ' even and rost;.otnce, Bnd Ilndcrlll anlling, a nd' Ih e n read 10 them Ing Ihat sum. liv e by gard e ning, we 2,6 00 fe i. You can buy n lot or thnt !fec m1tchyounger II !'i mlllf! hym n , whle')l tlle y !la ng with m 1C t we t would d than I r eally am. us • II Y th e ways of gard ening. size for flv e doll a rs ou warm garden .. Lyuia E. Pink. t <!r vor. QompoWldis the most I 11 ,,1(' 1I <,d w II ha s t ra nge f e ling , I t ", ua a s hrewd old Engli s h farm or soli Iloar n railway s latlou , thre o r omedy for all IUnds of half paill . hair pl eas ure, ha lf satisfaC" W!lO used to say to his so ns: "Put hours frow Boston, and lel1l'D that tr u1.>les, al\d I f eol that 1 enn lio n, half ulss ll1lsfflrllo n. I wi s hed for the l1:>rse to, and le t us driv e round money Is lo be made by gardening a, never praise it enough." -MBs.LlZZlJI: Dapho 's !; Wc t spirit io he ij a r 01 . Bnd Bee wllat o t her p opl e are afte r. " hom e as well as In Pari!!. The Fre n h market-ga rd e n e rs about Probably tb e best proflt In Amt'r- HOLLAND, Noah, Ky, It callie to Ill:; mind how like was thi s Paris are tb 1Il0st s killful growers In Ican gard ens is to be mud e from to. 'l'he Changeof Life Is themostoritical mel'l ln :: or Ihf' 1.00 1' an d unlear n d 141 lh I period of flo woman's existence, and e war d- x 'e pt the ' hln ese-und mato s unlle r hlgb cu i luI' . Tllat neglect of health at this time invites thos h ' ld by t he Curpe nt I' of ~a za· re th on til" :; ho res of th e :';ca of Gall· til e averag gal'den ot an a c r e or two means fres b tomntoes Igbt mon ths of disease and pain, Wom 'nevcrywh resbouldremember I P. Th e. hymn f1cho ed s we l ly 0\' r "tili od to tb e e yebrows, " as th e y sa y, the year, and 30 pounds at least fr ollll lho Il l' e n 11 lei s ; It. w:tI$ :J. part of that sbow s lh e foJlowlng r e turn s, given by eacb vine, of 1lII'go , s nlOotll fruit, l'e~ that th re is no other rsmelly known to our cons uls and busi ness m n Int r. pink or y 1I0w, with as milch vurle t1 medicine that willsosllcc ssfuUycarry ~I' at 8 ntlllllon wi t h whi ch :-l al ure reo est ed In tll e matter: of flavo r as tbere Is apples. women through this trying period as p1il's to Ih harmonies or th e Mos t "TI Lydia E. Pinkham's V egetable Oomlere ure, of course , exceptions , To a c olllpJl ~ h this the seedl\nga pound, made from native roots Bnd Hi gh. Tile q uie t g('en ; th e wood s, th e fl l'ld fl , the Idl1e In lhe pas ture noar by , wll r e th o total Income [rom on e acre are tran splanled fo ur or five Uo:.ell, to herbs. For 80 years it has been curing all S a med ono In this a·t of worship Is $6,000 a year, but as a usual tiling make th e m s tuc lcy and throw th e ir Bllt pl'esp nll ;v m y so1l1 WIIS di s tract tJ the gard e ns yield but $1 ,500 to an force Into fruIting. The y are t.nlned women from the \Vorstforms of femllla ,hy what I sn \\' on the h lg hw a-y c los. by nC'r e, and th e a verage annual profit on trellises to catch th e fuJI sun and , llla -inflammation, ulceration, <tistill. A ban d 'ome traveUug ch al'iot, Co l· ot th e gardene r Is not ove r $1,000." when sunsblne is s carce h1 seaso~s of pla.cemellts~ ,fibroid tumors, irregulariHow many ' minis ters and coJlege tog and rain It Is hInted th a t the ties, periOQJC pains, backache, and lowed by n liiain pos t·c hals go!ns rofesso' d t b d ' nervous prostration. I s an eac ers an small electric light Is turned on tho green· If yon wonJd like special advice London ward, slopp d. Out of lhe P 'l'he about your case write aconfidencharlot slepped Laday Arab 110. tOl'> ,hopke pe l'8 , a rtl ats and literary folk houses with rlp c nlng e ffect. tlal letter to Mrs. Plnkbam, at mont, and, thro ugh an opt' niug in lhe Lynn, Dloss. Her advice iJI free, h dge, s he_ entcred th fi eld. After 11 and always helpfuL olls iderabl e Interval, Mrs. Whltall fol· lowed he r ; and, afte r a BUll longer one, Sir Thomas Vernoll. WHAT SHE ESCAPEO. Lady Arabe lla wall{ed nolsel ssJv Ovcr Lhe g l'1lSS, anll, wben she r each d lhe edge of the group, stapp d. Her yes wore r"l1 of la ughin g cant mpt at fir st , ~u t, when Overton turn ed his g lance full u pon her, sbe s udd nly as· s limed a .look of serlousn ss, ancl fold ed h r hand s as If In sile nt praye r. Behind h el', Mrs. Whltnl1's foollsb face wus 01\ far , while Sir Thomas Y r· non gri nn ed unpleasantl y over h r should 1'. Overton, wi thout takIng tb e Slightest notice of the m, a t th e call· clus lon of the hymn annt'l;nced th at he would make a prayer, and asl(~d his hearer s to joIn with him In a pe titio. that the life might 11 s pa roll of a ce l'> In the Shelter of the Fortifications of Pari •• taln youn g mun , Gil es Vernon, \'lOW IInd ' r s ntence of dealh In York jail are there making a bealtby lIvll)g and neld of experiment with gardens I. We al rstooil np;-tIJ en, tlte m U r emov, tnrtttng--;t;OOlt-a-retu -n-Hl~k-be+.w.j.Ile._I.a---&l:o....U1elJ:.....proftts. Jack-Tlle re go ~ young Softy. He In g lhelr ha lS. I lleld mine b ro re sides? Eden ,lies In very garden rightly took 1116 flnn ce ollt rowing la st Su n· my face to concell l my tears, while The common Fench gardene r makes grown. And th e r are fe w places In day, rock d tb e bonl, lind tb e poor Ov.er ton m ade a brief but ea rn esl Ibis by Inte nsive gardening. True, he I s cOlin try- w le r e ga rli enl ngl lrtlot gu was drown d _ prayer fol' G!l es, and I could not reo begins with certaIn advantages. For only possible, but prolltable. A well· RUUI- LucllY g irl! train from crying: "A men! Ame n!" generations before him his family Informed grower told me that the Jack- \ hy do you say thut? wh? n he concluded. bave bee n gardeners,' and the Instinct most money was likely to be made Rutb- Why, s he mi gh t have I\\'ed 1 he peopl tb n trooped all', and ror the bes t metbocls rllDs In the from mat·ke t·gard e ns neat; the small· and married tI:\e Idiot. W , th e gentle folks, we re left It} blood . Within a ten,rulle circuit of er cities and towns, nut In the great get her. . Paris nre 2,000 market·gardens, mod· cities, which draw on tbe gardens of All In Fight Against Tuberculo.ls, Ov rton su rveyed Ladv Arabella and els of care and c ulture. and some the world for supplies. . Prevention of tube r culosis ve rsus Sir TholUas with nlU h \:on tEorr. ;ll Lady of which have been held by the same If too far tor markets, tbere Is good dividends Is the proposlUon which Arabellu was th e firs t to spea k. She family for ' 200 years. Tbese gar- ~ork ,to be don e raising seed In out· some. of our larges l Insurance com· h eld Ul) he t' heud tlmldly, and sald: dens arc not large; the largest Is of· tb e-way places where plants Will panles are now trying to establish. ::WII,I, you n ot S[l alt to me?" said to be not ov er four acres, com· not mix . I do not know bow long The Me tropolitan Life rece ntly apNo, repli ed Ove rton, s te rnly, ruon gardens are not over two aCfes growers will have to pay five dollars plied for pe rmission to erect a sana· "Giles Vcrn(:m's IIf may be spar d; and not th e smallest profits are take~ tor a hundred seed of certain choice torlum for Its polley holders and e m· but upon you Is bloOlHnllltlness." from plats of a quarter·acre tl11ed plants, but · well·grown seed, clean ployes aHUcted with tuberculos is, but (TO BE CONT1N EO.) with the fin est care. ' Crom weeds, will always command It II the application was refused on grounds IN THE FIELD OF FRIENDSHIP, We need not Invest In expensive price, for busy gardeners cannot both· ot lIlegality by New York State Sup rer to grow tIlelr own seed. Women Intendent of insurance Hotchkiss, The and children can earn pln·money -In company Is, however, conducting an There We Are In Contact with Som. this way from the smal1est plot of active educational campnlgn by dis· of the Finest Issues of Life. soli. • trlbuting 3,600,000 pamphlets among My own first garden, six feet by ten, Its policy bolders. Tbe Provident The fi eld or friendship III a wide onll wheDT\Vas 12 yeunrutd-, wns pia . avlngs Lite ' Assuranco society baa and nil Olll' ni gh bors , both Ilear and ' ed chiefly to Indian corn, tended as also established ' 11. health bureau, fur, s hould be ca ndidates for admls. If It were a pot plant, wate red with' where Its policy holders may receive s lon tb e re. Tho appearance of culd house s lop, and hoed e very week. The free medical advice. S e vern I fraternal esteem, th e pas Ing s alutation, cmply huge amber ears it bore were Instant· orders, notably tbe Modero Woodmen, of 've ry thing sa\'c chill fOl'Ulullly, Iy begged by my father for seed, as Knlgbts of Pytblns, Royal League, havo large r posf' lbllllles behind them Royal Arcanum and Workmen's Clr· better than anything be conld get. than we at'e \"Ollt to ' Imag Ine. At an, An English laborer oultlvated a Qual" cle, have already established or are rale, to bellevo so, bones tl y and con ter·acrewlth spade and fork, raising 15 conlemplatlng th e erection of sana· sclentlou:;ly, Is an Indlca.tlon or an aC' bushels ot wHeat, wblch Is the average toria (or their tube rculous members. Uve faith , and Is fal' wholesomeI' than of our wbeat crop per acre, It gave I he slI s plclons lhat do their ulm ost te Seed Frame., IT WORKS enough Oour for him and his wife for ma ~ tel' us. 1l Is only throug h thi s baIl er tbat we shall bring ourselvcs lu gree nhollses or glass in steel framing, a year; but If be had only known The Laborer Eat. Food That Would Wreck an Office Man. contact with some of the fin est Issuel as some of our Amerl~an growers enough to raise It for seed·wheat, of life and come to · unde rstand the now do. The clever Frencbman fInds without much more pains, be conld Men who are actively engaged at uniti es and bal'monlcs of exlslence his cheap board frame, with old win· have sold his crop 'for a hundred dol· hard work can sometlnies eat food lars. dow' saall sufficient, and Instead of Nevertheless, It Is well lo beal' Id You can, It you have no better tbat would wreck a man who Is more mind the Imporlanl fact that man I_ thick straw mats at eight cents apIece, , not OUI' , only frIend and nelghhor. tie uses reed mala at ,sixpence each, chance, raise seed from plants In closely confined. This III Illustrated in the following Neither patie nce nor Inves tigation Is which last four years or more. The pots on the top ot a bsy window In story: necessary to tbe di scovery that aJl reeds grow In most of our marshes, toWll, and so learn the work of tend· "I was for 12 years ·clerk In a stbre things about us are capable of Invll· and mat-making Is a very sImple and Inc and enriching them for seed. In· deed, there Is a good deal of garden· working actively and drank coffee aU Ing nei ghborliness and . dispensin g ,II profitable t.rade. For hand·llghts, we may take the Ing to be Jearned within tha scope of tbe time WlthC:lUt ,muoh trouble until to those Who !Ire wise enougb to take af~er I entered the telegraph service Ildvulltage of the hospltltllLy tbat IN substltute used tn the gardens ot Bel· one six·lneh fI?wer pot. 'There I got very little exerchj(hnd constautl y Ilrotrered. The towering drinking strong coffee, my nerves trees (though th ey do not seem tc proximal tlgg and the origin of the were unsteady and my stomach got tow e r aR hI gh as IIley did when WI! were , younger), Ihe humble c reeplll twig and proceeds to girdle the weak and I was soon a. very sick man. vInes, the delicate flow e rs lhat s pring bmnch, cutting tbrough the bark and I quit meat and tobacco and In fact I up In a nigh t, cas ual and ravishIng, LLI\ the cambium In the characteristic stopped eating everythIng which I thought might aflect me except colfee tbe whol e moveme ut and rush of na. manner, ture In he r vl"urolls and Illaistont This glrdllng causes the t.wlg to but still TOy condltlon-grew worse and .. ~ YuuoJl,' Trees More SUBGePUble to dl U tr I r . ' Injury Than' the Qlclcr 00'.- e, IllS 0 ~r ng food for the young I was all but a wreck.' moods, belong to lIelgb bOl'lIness In lhe mosl slsnlOcant and satlsfnctory ID~ts Hard to FiDel. larvae. , The twig Is soon broken off , "I finally , quit , coffee and ' -cQm. seURe. It Is somel-hlng of a reliet to ____ by tbe 'wlnd or some other eauBe and menced to use Pos~um a few ,y ears di , cover thilt we D!!ed no t II pend en. • . - falls to the' g~oupd, where decay sets ago, Rnd I am ·speaklng the truth Lil'e ly on man for companlol1 shl[l'The twig girdler Is a ,beetle belong., In a-~d the larvae have Ideal condl· when I say, my cpn~ltlon comm.enced thollgh' beyo ud III I doub t the best oJ Ing to the ' family o~ long 'horned, tlOIl!, "for growth . ~ild dev,elopment. to tmP.rove Immedlab:ily and today 1 his klud are to be lreas ured in what, beetles . It 18 little over one-half The ' .11l rVbe . does not oomplete ' Itl am well and can eaf anythlng.t warit e ver I'elntio~ 0\' cOlld!tlon they are -inch I ngUi . The ground ' ,cQlor cr~wth In the fall', but after feeding wIthout Jl,ny bad effects; aU due to " rouud . -l'h~ late Joel Cbundla l' Harl'ls. Is ~ brownish gray with yellow data tor a Ullle It hlbern'a~es, completing ItS sh,l fUng from c offee to POlltum and ' 1\ brond ohal'nderlstlc band of growt~ and tranl!formatlon to 'a n "I toll} m{ wlto today ~ beU~ved' I Hopeful. gray jtcrtlss-the wing covers. . . ~(lUlt be'eUe the following' ,8ellson. ,cO~ld dlg~.~ q, brick 11 I had 0.,' cup b~. , "I un~,el'stand ,rour wlfe haG jolnl:ld It Is the adult t,e mole beetl~ "hlcb rhe adult. beetles, . becau!l<8 of their I?os~m to go with ·It. ' th'O suffHl.gettu? _does the Il'rtl,Ung. Beglnnlbg In Aug-. dull colors and general /IBbltaare "'We mnke it acc,ordl{lg to ,dli'ect(ons '. "Y~s,:, an~\Y'!red Mr. Meekton; "alld- 6t~nd CQntinulD~tlu:Qugh th~ .ea~ly ' very h/lrd to find '01' ·c atch. The beeUe bolling It fu~ 2Q minutes and ulle good. J~ , glad of It. ' ' falt, sbe proceeds with b~ uninvited 'dies. In _the tall, and thererore we ' rich crea~ and It Is ' cex:latnlY de'll. :;ben ;:,ou approve of the , suf· task of pruning treus, Atter selecting must fight tbls )nllilct In the egg and clous," ". frat> ~tes. , a'. twig suitable tal' her endeavors; .lar:v,ae stag~B. 'The _ methOd recom. Look .In pkg8. tor a , c'?PY ot the fa"No. One ot thele day • .tbeY'I~ do she begl~s ma)lJJlg puncttlr,es, ilsuallT' '1 4ellded 'Is' to lather 'alld bury all fall. mo... IItUe book, "The Road Well~ som thJng that Henrietta dlsapprovel ..,rie punetl,lr4! at the bue of eacb en twlle and the girdled twill not y ' t VlIJ4l." . 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The slreet car bad jus t passed tbe excavution for a great building wh~n II. man 011 the rear platfonu who had th e fa e of an artist or voe t askeu of tbe one at his elbow: "How many people should you es· tlmate were standing around gazing down Into that hole?" "Aboul 75, sl1"." "And wlll they s tand and gaze all day?" " Yes, most of tbem." "They mus t have tboughts as they guze at the men toiling b low . It one could go among them and collect and write down each man's thoughts what pagcs of human life they would make - what a book those pages would give the world!" "It would be a very smail hook, sir. I am a publisher, and I sIJouldn;t care to bring It out. Tbere would be jus t one lea f and Just one se ntence on tbat leaf." "Is It possible?" "Yes. sir. Those '76 me n with th eir arms on the rallIols and looking down don't have dlff re nt thoult,hts. They all have th e same one thought, aud It Is expressed In the sentence: "What a lot of durned fooled those m n are to work when they could loaf."

Here's to womnn ! tor her we toll, For her build s tructTlr s to the sklea: For her we burn the midnight 011 And strive nt Inll t 10 ..vln Utc's prize. Wllhout her', who would care to chase, The will u' wis p of rnme, or seck 'rhe pl uutllt·s ot tho humall ract;, Or who would cll mb tile mountili. pen k ? Hpre's to womnn! tor her we hale, For her We envy Ilnd tl splse: For her wo bra ve lha s ternest tate, For her !lP ak ~ ruth9 nnd orten lie .. For her we cloth o oursel\·es. At Urnes, Go poo rly cJntl t or her s weet sat,e: P orform good deeds nnd sometime. crimea, For her we mend our waYII or break. to woman! the lIourco of &11 Our hopea ana tears, our eve ry plilul For her we rlsc. t or her w e ta ll. It Is th e WOrn (l n m a k ~8 the mnD. Ana 110 I rilise my glass to- nle!) t And unto womnn this loas t glv.: It. Is tor h r w a dn lly fi ght, It Is for her we strive to live. H e r~s

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Why He Was Excited. Druggist- What's the matter with ,ou ? You s eem excited. Clerk-No ·wonder. Mrs. Grlggsby wanted an ounce of boric acid and I gave her an ounce of slrychnlne by mis ta ke. Druggist-Well, of all the careless Idiots, you head the IIstl Say. haven't you any Illea ot the yaluu of strych· nine?"

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Now He's 'In For It. "he 8 w~et June bride Is hQJTl o aga in. From th o short wedding tour's dlll"res!\lon, And doris IL cooking apron while Her hubby done II. scared expression. A Sudden ThoughL First Road Agent-What good wltl It do us to bold up tbe coach, even It we do get big money? Second Road Agent-What do you mean? First Road Agenf-You know, 'atter all, It wo'u ld be onl, that much In stage money.

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. The Fruit of Evil. "I wonder why vegetarians Include h enve.n ." -Sir Arthur De Vere. fruit In tflelr diet aa bealthful." "Is It not?" Boullion Cups, "Not when you consider. how an OUt trouble originally came rrom fruit. . It . It used to be imperative to serve was a pair with an apple, not carini a boumon only In the little CliPS, anll fig tor posterity, who handed the first to serve also only bouillon In them. Now, with a sudden a cquisition of lemon to the human race," good sense, fasblon decrees tbat any kind of soup, a thick puree as well as The Wonderful Imagination, Yeast - Newfoundland Is without a consomme, may be passed In the reptiles. It Is said no snake, frog, two-bandied cups heretofore reserved toad or lizard has ever been seen for tbe serving of tbln bouillon."; there. The Happy People. Crlmsonbenk-Well, Isn't It just al The really happy people In thll bad for those rellows living down there who have Imagined they saw world are those who are doing things. How sweet Is the rest that comes at 'em?- Yonkers Statesman, night after 0. day of thoughtful, suc, cessful work. No day Is perfect that An Easy An8wlr, "Since 'Man and Superman' wal had not had In It Ilome helpful pur. played, you see that expression 80 pose for others. The Interruptions which often. What Is a superman?" often Irritate and annoy may be tho "My~ but you're Ignorant! It·s a means ot great blessing. "Our grand man who carries the banner In stage business In liCe Is to do," says Car· pl'ocesslons and yells with the /\Dob," lyle, "that which lies clearly at hllnd." HOME, SWEET HOME. Hints to the Young Housekeeper. To .remove dllst frQm rattan and carved furniture use a. small paint. er's brush. Creaking doors and drawers should be rubbed wltb hard soap. Never put the cogs of a DO'l'er egg beater In water. All dishes which have contained milk should be first rinsed wltb cold water.

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"John," said' Mr. Dawson's molher· In·law, "what were YOU doing In thu corner c1rug store tbls morning?" "How do ' you know I was In the "rug store ?" John cautiously a s ked. "I saw you as you were coming Ollt." "011. I went In to buy· a postalo Itamp."

Miscellaneous Notes. J31 Uf' on wa lls g lv os s pace, nlarges III ' room. t ho ugh It Is a cold color. G r I' n ha r monizes w ith IllOst nr color8. wlJ lcll ma ke s It a very deF.lralJ le color for wa ll color ing In a li vi ng room ; It Is r es tful. )\;otliing Is so Imp'O rtll nt a s th e ch oicc of on p'!! pi ctul'es. In Re lecti ng furnitu re do not buy fads. Old Illod els nr e be tter than n cw. 1·lave It )ll ai n with f \\' pl aces lo gat~ · er du st. . Le t us g t rid of brlc·a ·brac and bave only useful t hin gs. "Art Is so me creatio n of man'. In· t ellect by mean s of h is sensos,"

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'16 , ~!5; titate vs. G len Mercer,~.~ \ allowedtoadvance W . U. hultz. RUMS Lliwl er. Chal' . . ~ the kidne .... ·poison. Announce same ,11i.Hr,. _ _ ell blood' will at. E Monroe, Tortleor Ak ; BODjullIin Mi "cell Ilneuu!§- The IlOOf)ants of tack the vital organs, causing catarrh of Hobbin!!, Hllrr.v Rell er , Georl{e' B ok , tbe two depoMitorle!! the Lebanon the blarlder. brick·,lust or sediUJent in T:e: for ptember 21 t to 25th. A the urine, head ache, back. ache, lame E ,M Thirk ield. Frunklln ; E 0 . General Opening Display of Millinery and nElW goods , RUl'sEII, B. B. Crantl, Cl eu.r ureAk; and Citizen!!' NatioDal Bu.nks were back, di zziness, sleeplessness, nervous. audited ILDd foand carr ct . ness, or the kidncys themselves break I in every department---BIG ER BETTER, E C. Jeffery, Barry Sat-tlemeyer, down and waste away cell by cell. Tbe nnauchL! stn temen ts of the lIIadder troublcs almost olwoys result WK sbingtoll ; H . u Kill!!. W , W , I:)t.ltt., DeeTfi ld ; T F Mol/ ninn . Mus Iluditor lind treasllrer were present- from a derangement of the kidneys and ed lind ordered filed. better health in that organ is obtained quickest by 0 proper treatment of the kid· sie ; J . Q Bak er . Oil llI otlon of M·r . Keevt1r *300 WBS neys. Sw.mp·~oot corrects inability to We believ that merchandise that is'right in style Petit Jury. o rrle ~'erl tmnsferred permanently hold urine anti ~ca ldiIlK , pain in passing it, .... ' and overcomes that unpleasant necessity usqnUeawlit,Yonaensd. price will keep our old friends and make Erssll1u" BrIdge, Howllrd Mo lure fro'm the ~heep fuud tu the sb eri .. 8 of baing compelled to go often throuJ\h We invite you to attend our Opening , Albert,lrwin A. D. BarkRllw ,Frank . fee fnnd. Ule day. and to get up mnny times during I Treasurer'8 bon'l for .... 0,000 WIl8 the night . The mild and immediate effect lin; Bert Eesley,.T J Th(,mps n, Fall Display. of Swamp.Root, the great Kidney remedy Tl;lrt,leoreek ; ti . M. Caldwell , Hobert· llooApted nnd placed UII tilt~ , i~ soon realized. It stalld s the bighest be. 811U1 D . Hinkle pre8ented a bond eau~e of its remarkable heallh restoring Monger, Olearoreek; .1. F , Snook . A trial will convince anyone. Union j L, C. Urton, Wasbington; in t,.h e sam of 12,000 1i8 oounty lJur. properties. Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is .-..~~~-~..-...-.-.-..-. --~ . A . Whitaore, Salem; JIlme8 veyor, w bioh was aooepted !lnd sold by all tlruggists io fift Y'celit aod plaoed on file. OIle-dolJar size bottles. You lIIay have a tihurtl. Dellrfteld. sample bottle and a book that tells 011 The flnlll seBSion of the present Contfllotl-Contraot WIlS entered about it, both.sent free by mail. Address, term of (Jommon Plea8 court WIll into with the Art Metal UonlJtruo Dr. Kilmer & Co .• Binghamton, N. Y. writing mention ,reading this gen· be OpeD Monday merning when tion oompany for steel oounter with When erous offer. in this paper. Don 't make Judge Clark will hear any and all two gates, and book Otl!!e to be de- any mistake, but remember the namc, olaimB in an endeavor to olean up livered ready for U8e in u.uditor'lI Swamp·Root. and don 't let a dealer sell you something in place of Swamp-Rootthe dooket before the opening of o ffice f or '~700 ])A YTON. OHIO. ~ . if YOIl do you will be disappointed. 'Contraot was eniered into with V , tho new term. .J. :lentmeyer for oonoret,e apron Probate Court. OBITUARY for bridge near King8 Mills Powder In the matter of the will of Delila Co., at e~tima~ 148.40; O~gorua I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Boraoe Smith Bowman. son of MoUabe, deoeal'ed. Application to Bridge Uo.. for steel beam bridge admit same for probate set tor hear with oak nailers and floor on ~he Isallo and Clarioa Abbott Bowman, · wal' born near Wu.ynesville, 0 ., ~nvior dnd strong, leaoinp' ing September 7. Botler oounty Ii ne at t h e e& t lmate . . flrm .. ... on Kstate of Mary Ann Redman, de· 1180. Frank I:)toke8 for oonorete AUllu8t 8, 1863; depart-ed thIs life at his proml8es. On Augu8t 20,11){)9 FOUNTAIN SYRINGES ceued. First. aDd fiDal Ilcoount fot aroh on uytle road in Wayne town his home near Centerville, Ohio the oull oame from the MlI.ster; thy Will Keep seUlemeut filed. ship fllr 13. 3 per . ouNo yard; Ore- Septem'b er 4, 111011, aged 56 year8, work and sufferings are over, oome .. an..~ 25 d1lY8 . ap higher and she pa88ed from death Bat.ateof John U. Harner, deoeaaed gonili Bridie Co ., for I!teoI JOIst SCHWARTZ'S In Ooto ber 1873 he was married to be .. Forever wi th the Lr)r(l, " Firat aooollot flied. ore08oted nailers for bridge at B en· - ANDEstate of Henry Dllatoah, de ry Deoker'8 at the estimate of 1448, to Mali88a Gregg, who only lived a aged 60 year8, month8 and 20 daY8 . • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . . . . _ _ _•• __ year and six months leaving one Sbe lea'Ve8 a beloved bU8band and ceased. First account fllftd. 00 with ,a Rush., obild, DOW, Mrs. Cora Summers, of large cirole of relatives and friends '!"! -"!"!.~~~!'!..~~~~!!II<~~~~~~~ Elta~ of Willillm S. ') lett, de oeaaed. First aooodnt fi I I I 1'he demlind for that wonderful Harveysburg, Ohio. On No,:ember who will grea.tly mi8s ber. one year old, oan be regist.ered,l At his home, miles west of In tbe mattfr of (;ieorgl' }(oll'addeD Stomaoh, Liver and Kidney oure, 12, 1880, be was married to Edit,b . • - • sow, 5 pigs, Isow with pig. 2 tons Waynesville, on th~ Upper SpringPUBLIC SALES of tlmot,hy and 2 ton8 of altaifa.. boro pike. for the coming season. in8aDe. Adjudged inlllTlIl aDd or Dr. King's New Life PiIls-i8 as· A,nnIL Anderson. Two ohildren, a BROWN BILL IS ' a g ood general dered to make appli06tt(lU tq admit, tonndin .. . W"yne8ville pAople and Ernest U. Bowmtln and Mrs. Claro One top spring wagon, good as new, .tbey 8&1 they never IIlW tbA like. enoe KoCray were born from tbis h eame to Oa1ton Al1lu~ Us beo"use they never fail to oure I will offer at publio sale on my 12 Brown double oultivators 100rn purpose orse. . In the matter of 88tH' .. of luao Sour Stomaoh, Const.tplitioo, Indi- union. farm IX mites northeast of Waynes planter, obeo\.- r ow, 2 breakin~ plow8 CLOVERDALE is on: of .the b~ tGebhart. Inventory an'\ appraise- gostlon, BllioulneBS, .Illundlce, I:)lok Be was the youngest Ion of a fam· ville. on the Wayne8ville and New 11 sulky plow, 90 rods of wire, bay bred Percheron horses In th18 sectIOn Headaohe, CbUlsllna bblaria. Ooly 11y of flve children, and a\ the age Burlington Pike on f k II s d t ck 1 top ' of the country. He is fifteen years ment filed. f i h J ft ith t ' rope, or , pu y an ra , IIlItate of Kary U. F,·,,,berg, de 250 at Schwartz's _ _ _ _ ~. 0 s x y~arl e was e w 0fu a Thursday, September 23, 1909 bUllgy and pole, double trees, 8ingle old, and is without a blemish. y OMeed. I'lr.t and fioa18(~ooun~ flIed CANNING VS. PRESERVING m other 8 8 m pa~hYi <?r lovleifto aHoe Beginning promptly at 10 o'olook ' trees, chain8, 3 sets of work barnesl4, e ' , ' TERMS : t h e tria1I an d sUuer ngs of e. .ta~ of Tbeopbelutol Williamll, " h i di i tbe following property: One .b laok Icomplete, two iron kettle8. Bou8e· ll deoeaRed. L. K . LaDgdo "ppointed CanDlng fruit has almOlt entirel, was a appyand jov .1 Spo8 mare 9 yellrs old weight 1 400 ' hold goods oon8i8ting of tables, oup· tl'O.OO to in8ure a living colt; mare adm\niatrator giving bCII.d of '600. taken the pilloe of prneninK, h- tion whioh m ade forI' hbim mhaan Y pounds a tine farm .:oare and a g~od I bon,rd, wardrooo, safe, 5 ten· gallon and colt to stand as security. Any t friend8 and hel ped to 19 ten .w , ' . InventOry diI,peneed wi! h . OlU8e it ia more economi caI , requirh . brood mare' 1 bllY mllre 1 years old mlloh onns, good as new, 1 la.wn one parting with mare forfeits the in his la8t iJ1n8tl~ would ot erWUJe ' , ' . , I~ the maHer or 68th· t! of Henry tng leBS sugar and tastes lei. deadly h d k da U t'l i 8ired by C. H. Puroell a goud gen- , WIDg", 2 No . 1 heating stoves, 1 sew· insurance . , ave been ar ys. n 1 8 X . ' . . 8. Bizar, deoeaaed. F M. Cun· sweet. b 1\ ago h e h i enloye ' d eral purpose and brood mare' 1 gray lD@' UlIlOlllne , 1 single bed and other ~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!'! mont &8 a ways . . ;;;; .. i ningham appointed adll " '1i8trator, W hile the sugar i • t h e aeep ng h lth b 1 h ti b hor8e 16 year8 old, 8 good work nrtlCles too numerous to mAntlon . giviDg bond of 15000 wlt.h Mary W . power of preservt!B, t bi I IS . po~ the d good tI8h ut n t at me t e _ . WALTER MCCLlIRE , b teadil t k horse gentle anywhere; 1 bay drlVTerms: All sum8 under , S5,00, s y a wor ' . . CUDningham and H. V. Waltdr cose Rith cann ed f rult, where t h e hiseasei allh ' een f t t h t ing bor8e 10 years old 1 bright bay oa8h; a orel1lt of 9 Jilont,hs Will bo ·· 1 0 ang ng 1m rom a (I ou ear y .' . soreti... Funeral Director. expu I8ion 0 f a i r f rOlD t b e Jar IS rea h h t f i d mare 4 years old 8ued by Allen gIVen on all 8U,m s of '5,00 and over, man to one t at is neares r en 8 ' ' . . . Eetate of W. D. McCurll . I deoeased ly the presenative. Id b dl h k H b DOWDS a good aotor and drIVer. well purohaser glvlDg baakable note. ar y ave nown. e ore ' . d wou Fina.. account filed. W be.n a j ar 0 f pre8ervesls openft his sufferin with g reat tlence bro~e and ge~tle, two extr~ good ALI,EN KIBLKR. Telephone day or night. PB IIlItate Qf Louis F. M .. unts, de the rest may be left for .. few daYII , 1 God gh d th 11 bi II Jersey OOW8 SIX ton8 of good tImothy D. Hollingsworth, Allot. Va.lley phone No. ? lJOng · unti Vi 0 oe a t ngs w e ' , oea.ed. LeQuard Mot,1 Ilt!4 "ppoln*ed but wben a j ar of oanned fruit IS . h' hay, 3 two-year-ola Daroe Jer8ey F,r ed Sherwood, Clerk. Di8tance No. 69-3 r • admintstrator Wit~bond'tS,JOO. W · opened U sbould be used immedia~· r~lea8ed 1m. brood sows as well bred as oan be Ladies' Aid of Oregonia will serve . A wife, two daughters, one son, P. 'VancJervort, Samuel Woodward ly. On thi8 accouatpiot, quart and found anywhere, 2 young sows well lunoh. WA YNESVILU!; • OHIO. and Thomas Smith appoin'ed ap· two quart jlir8 should be uRed so one grandobild, a step mother, three bred (bred tor late .fall litters,) 1 - -- .... - • Branch Office, BarveY8bu!'lr. O. half !listers: one half-brotber and prater•. tbat the right size ma be pioked Duroe Jersey bo~r hard to beat, 2 A Hurry up Call. many friends are left to meurn bis In the matter of the w i :! of lsaao out wben desired for the right numspriog pigs Il:)uperior wheat drill Quiok ! Mr. Druoogist-Q,niok !-A Gebbart deoeased . Widuw aleot8 to b depatture. ' . , " get Immediate relief ".. er of peop1e. almost new, wlth fertihzer attaoh. box of Backlen'8 Arnica Solvetake . nnder 'be will. Dr. Shoop's MagIc 0IJIMJ4.. First test your boUles by trying There i8 no death· that wbioh seems ment and grass seeder 1 tobllcco Bere's a Claarter-For tbe love of earl J. Miller extr. of Martha R on tbe oovers lind fllling the buttles like death is O~IY transition, 8etter disk harrow, oo~n planter MO 8e s, H.u r 9!J Bahb Y'8 butrnheid hi m · . I h , . ' " , 1 se lf , t errl) 1 Iy- 0 nn Ie ou , s f 00 t , BoDd V8. Drnoilla Eberbart. Die· 50. tooth harrow, Iron Age oulti vator wit~ the axe-Mamie's 80alded-Pa WIth water. ,f w en tbey are turned Thilllfe of mortal bl'eath ti-ibutloa of proceed8 of sale ordered. I up side down no moisture oomes out 18 but a soberl> <-f the life elysian 1 plow. 1 wagon, 2 buggies-1 rub. oan t walk from pUe8-Blllie haEl U i8 a sil!;n they are air tight. New Whose portal we call death. ber tired nearly new Cbampion boils-and my oorns aohe. She got Real Estate Transfers. Undertaker and Embalmer. rubber8 Ihould be used every time. cart almost new, tOb~OOO sprayer it and 80'0 0 oured all t.he family. Its Daniel K. Wolf to 'Walter P. Dean They are muoh oheaper tban a l'ar Will be found in tbe old OARD OF THANKS. "h i f h' i _ thA greate8t heu.ler on earth. Sold (vamp on) new, enoe mao IDe, n by Fred C. t;ohwartz. real flIta~ in Warren Coun'y, $5000. of 8poiled fruit. Bnnk Building, opposite ,We desire to expre88 our sinoere oubator, etc" 1 set of No. 1 work • _ ..._ __ t,he National Bank. Carl J. Miller, executor of Martha Mexioo now has Ii transcontinental All tbe stem8 Ihould be removed i thanks to our friends and neighbors harness, 5 8etll of 8ingle driving Thlephone In house and of. B. DoDd to Frank D. Miller, real esthen peel and remove lIeeds or pits . . for tbeir 8ympathy and belp during harne8s. Three of the!!e sets u.re railroad. floe where J can be called tate in Warren County, $6007. day or nigbt. Atter peeling tbe fruit should be our late berellvement. genuine rubber mounted, two have Charlea E. Monroe II.nd Emma Valley Pbone U-2. America and Chinn. enjoy a modropped it} oold water immediately Mra. Edith Bowman and family. ' never been on a borse and the other Monroe to Newton Moon real estate to urevent dilJooloration. • - • i8 alm08t new. Two stoves, 1 cream nopoly of alhl{ll.tor8 . Main Street, Waynesville, Ohio' in Lebanon, 1.1. Place the fruit in large quarters OB1TUARY seplI.rator" oburnrocking ohair!!, Alioe E. <"'bamberin et al to Ed· or halves around tbe inner sides of di h d th t· 1 s t The Rook of Gibraltar ri8es 1,4311 Ellen, tlle dauahter of JOII.h and 8 es an 0 e~ ar 10 e 0') nu· feet from the sea. ward Beachler, real eetate in Frank· tbe jarl !lnu fill up tbe Hpace in the a merous too mentIon 1h\ township, 12950. oenter with II. syrup of eugar aDd CarolineUarwood, was' born'in War · " • - ••- - .. Ohi 0, J anuary 1 , 18.0 Amanda M. liutton et al to lsallo water. ren coun.y, 't, Term8 .of sale: . A oredlt of 9. Twentv million false . rhe 8yrap varies for different and in 1875 was united in marriuge months Will be gIven on aU sums of sent to England from this and JCuphemin Wi18.,n 5 aores in fruita. BllrtleU pearl, peaohe8, ap- to Willlam J. Dakin, at HarveYII- $5.00 and over, puroha8er giving every year. MaBlie townsbip, $300. plea and plneapple8 have balf a burg. Ohio. atter their mar. bankable note i all sums under 15 00, Samuel L. PlLUray to Johu D. poand of lIu~ar to one quart jar of b -1 t di t f h ~~~~~~~~~~~~~'!"!! fruit. For plums and quinces allow riage they removed to Franklin, re- ca8 ; per cen 8coun or oas Beatty, lot in Franklin, t900. three fourths of a pound of sugar liding here most of the time since. on snms of 15.~0 o~r. ' CommilliODefs' Proceedinls. to one quurt jar of fruit. TwoohUdren were born to them, C 'r H k' 'A 't ENlJEIlSON. Pourthesugtlrlntoanaga&e8auoe lite answered the oall Le' S· nadw e, uCc e· k BUIII-Uhlo Uorrugated <"'ulvert p"n and ad(l enougb boiling water to. wbo l' n eDrlv .. e e er80n, l r. Co., .ewer pipe, 118 40; F. D. Miller, dover well. Let It dis80lve, Pour of Him who said, "auffer little ohij. bridge repa~n in Franklin township, this into eaoh jar" measuring with dren to oome 'unto me .... , I will offer at publio sale ts1.75· Thol1l&8 E. Corwin flnal88 II. ta~le!lpoon. If tbl8 does not filJ In karoh 1883, during a series of J.M. MQrray fArm-formerly k. nown ' , the JIUS add lukewarm water. ' f till1&&4Ion ~ntrl&Ct ~IJ, '110.82 i SpenRet the jan in a laundry boiler 1D~eting8, under the pastorate 0 B8 the old Cyrnll Smith farm-four .... _IU. .t.I~.... eer & BllrneU, eetunate on oontr~ot full of boiling water, putting a oloth Rev. F. J . Cather, sbe was oonvert· miles louth of Wayne8ville on the W. S. PLATT & CO., 46,1500; CUD' W. ,Stanton, oontract. liorOS8 tha bottom BO tbey will reat ed ao.d uDited with the Fire' Bapiiet Oregonia Rnd .Waynesville pike on 6. Lll1ayeHo St.• New York Cit y. 15, '117.60; V . .1. Zentmeyer,oon. on thi81lnd ~e saved from oraoking. oburob of Franklln, Ohio, llvi~u~ traot Beno.i8 and S~rtle oon- After ten ~lDutes. remove the. top ever aUerward a oonsistent <"'bris. Tuesday, October 5, 1909. , '7" . W E Whi ' andt~t With a sIlver fork .• If'the i lif i . 11 b i t • Beginning promptly at 100:0100", tract 0, IIJ5, . . " , ~re, oon- fruit is q\lite ttOft YOIl may remove tan e, aot ve ~n!l. t e n arehS .. tract ':'2, '14 ,25; Patsy Curran. oon· the .jllr8 from the boiler. FlU ,tl;le of the, ohu~h, and in her daily 1i~e tb~ 'fol1owing property: Uons18ting , tract 65, ~2, 50 i Ora Utiatin, oon'lII.ot jars to overflowing w"h boiling wa- manife8ting a .1isposition to 8how by of one i~d b~o~. mare 14 year" old 75, '14; i'ra.tikDulte, lumber, 148 96: tel'. Bore~ the oonr on tljrh~, and riKht ,l tving and Il~mple that .s he. work 8onywber.e , 1 'g.o od .m~r~. ' ~1 W G '8hulw bridge repaln In Tllr when tbe Jar8 are ooM live the oov" was a "ohild of' tibe King" ReI' years ·old. oolt by har side, 1 pair . . , ers an extra twist before putting · . . . bl k'd rt i . 3 tleoreek township, 11350; J. B them away 18 th'e 0001 dark oeltar. place in ohurch and Sunday &bool · ao, . r"" mare8 ' oom ng years ",oodward, aervioea on ,I oldier'. • _ • " ~aa rarely vacant. o!d, matches, , ~wo draft ye~rling~, burtal 'oomm\t&ee, 12 i Rogglee-Uale October 14, 1902, sbe bad a stroke' horse colts, 'H ~noh oows" six of ':0., m8l'ObaD'diee for audito~ 117; of piralysi8 and lino~ that 'ime. haa whioh are fra.h, 11 head of 2 year'And poultry of a11 kinds•. ,I.·will ,he W. O. 8&. John repairs at Court beeD a helpl888 invalid, faithfully at old hallers, 2-year.ol~ s~r, 10 Y6a.J:·{ in Waynesville: on 'tuesday&. QUI Phone 142~ Guaranteed to remove Corns tencJed byller devoted h11:8 band 'and ltn~ lieller8, 3 yearJi~g steer~, 7 BoUIe, 116.13; L. M. PriDoe,8uppllee for nneyor, ,I 20 i XeDla utt, work' . without pain or soreneSs ' . relativea. In all these veal'8 of lial- spring calvel, 3 veal calvel, .fiae b~, hOtardiul priaonen durin, lISe at rmng, Abe w-. oheerfnl and 1lIlOOm-, larp, Shorthorn bnU, 2 7.~n old, . . . . . . '10 W. B. Staa.,. & 00., pl.lului, 'nd IJae trutH' la ber ellglble to rel,i l",,', ;L wbite bqar, .....-~~. .-II!I~.IIII ~--

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appreoiated. They rail at peopltl ty fi ve mtllions. wi th an II. verage loss be enuuled to take steps to enforce ~ whom they "boost" and feature and for the la~t five yeu.rs of two hun the provislOns of the law, parent" of Edward Woolery, of neal Alpha, ~ 11' the sohool children Bud all others stepped OD a rook that turned and wrt~ up beoause those people do dnd and fifty-two ml lons, or ovehr who r ealize tbEl importo.noe of this preoipitated him to the gronnd not always fall over themselves to thirty th o us~nd dollars f 01' eao get to their print shoo with a bunoh bour of the year. matter, Ilre r eq ueste d to inform this a.bout ten feet below. The stone fell of ' prtnting or other pat·ronuge Again from the same orticle: departmen t of Llny failure on t he lit the same time, and it is believed ~ Why do they do it ? Is "hoosting" "Thea nualper ollpita 10ssinAuB partoft.eachersor otbersohoolau. thatWoolery'sheadstruok against ~ n F r/lonoe, HuerDlI.ny, thorities to do their duty under this tbe rook causing the fntal t·nJ· ury. •IIIIr people just to get· a little plltron'~ge tria, Denmark, ... all they are In the newspaper busi Italy and Switzerland val'les from law. ness for? Why not run the news· 12 cents in Italy to '111 oents in Ger- J OHN W. z u nE~. ~a':~Fire Marshul La.st week the boilers of the t:;nook ~ IlII.per on business prinoiples and !!e" m~ny, with an average of 33 oents: & French cannery at UIllrksville W.!lR coNight on Bald Mountain. "t d b I f if that wUl not be the win,nlng wa.y? in' the United t;tates th e averoge is uel1 e y nu.turll glls rom II. well u.lonely night A newspaper, to be Il newspaper , $247 F On Ed d N Y Alex, l' Benton b d B uf I struok on that property last week. ort war , .' ., c 1m e a d The gas was found &t 0. dedh of 505 . . sbould treat friend, foe, booster anll These fignres are in themselves Mountain to the hom A of 11 neighbor, knooker equally Illlke when It cornel' astonishing enough. Bow mnoh tort·ured by As thma, bent on ooring feet in soficient qUllontities to pro· down to publishin g the (lew!!. All more so dll they become when we him with Dr . Kin~ ' 1! New Discovery, d.uce a flame (j feet high. oburohes Ilnd [loctet-ies should bp 'are told t,hat the major portion of tb~t had cured lll mself of tlsthwa. . 'rhts wonderful medlolne soon ra Elmer Purdom, who resides near treated alike, News is n ews and this wllste is easlly preventallle. l\eved and q uickly oured his neigh aDY time ... newspaper man trans Quoting onoe more from .the same bor. Later it oored his son's wife the Iron Bridge stte, Lebanon , while forms ne.vs into puft's and taffy , artICle: "It is speaking oonserV8- of a tlevere lung t r oub le. Million" blewlDg stumps the other day, was boost8 or soft. IlIlIIp he prostituteI'! trvely when we sll.y that more than believe its the greatest 'fhroat and seriously injured, being blown twen ' fi 1 . d Lung c ure on Earth. Coughs,.colds ty feet. A portion of the 8tump hie profestllon nou ceases to be II fl,fty per cant, of the re OilS til ue Croup, Hemorrhages and Sore newspaper mIlO exoept in nam". to whl\t we technioallY oall faults Lungs are surely cured by it . Best, struok him in the face, outting and No seDsible new~lJll per mll.n will of management,' or what might be for Bay Fever, Grip and Whoopln~ mutill.ting it in a terrible manner. puff" ohuroil. society. olub or indi- better known 8 S oarelessness; tllat Cough. 500 and '1.00. Tria.1 buttle vidual merely 1.0 ourry patron~ge is eaSily preventllble ctluses." free. GUllran roed by F C. Schwartz. ' iThOe fitrsbt oP1entseahson ftohr g.a me bel . . Ij t d - -g ns 0 0 er s. w en e squirre It is his buslDesr! to teU the truth in Tbl~ depu.rtment aes r ng 0 0 CRIME BEOINS WITH TRUANT '11 b b' t f th ' t. d t th the news Ilud pubhllh the news 11.1' something to reduoe thts waste by W1 e su leo or . lr y ays 0 e . d th ld f u d"rtak . onslaught of the hunter . Then beDews and nothing e1se. J nst b 1' . fi re,oonoetve e ea·' ldren 0 n of - t.he- . SOCIologists and oriminologists gins the seasoo for the rabb1t " and . chl OIlUlle he wishell to work a Ii tt Ie plL t - ing to eduoate the Ilgree that the evolution of orime ronllge oni of RUUlAbody is no r.easoll state 'i n fire dangers. Aooordingl y begins with the truant, ~ho, unless ~Q&t1, ;aol1 orbWh1~: ~nDbe h;'lte: why he should in fl iot II. lot of slusll a bill WIlS prepared, WhlOh Wu. in · refol'med , ripens into an internal i rolm . ovem er 0 eoem (lr , upon hiB re,,1! rtl instead of legiti troduoed by Mr. Reed, of Wood enemy ofsooiety when bQyhood enda DC ualve. wll.~ news Bu t the putnng habit oounty, tit the 19u session of tbe and mll.nhood begins . Progressive It will cost Xenia about '4000 to ~_--=h=ae soob II. hold on some nflwspa.per General Assembly, Ilnd was passed philanthropy demauded and ob- entertain t1!e Department of Ohio editoJII t.hat many of their potronl' by ' that body. In ' order that the tain ed the ereotion and maintenanoe of the Grand Army of the Republio ~ expect a lot of soft soop and slu~h paten's, sohool teaohers. boards of of truant sohools . Results have and auxiliary organizations next ~ about themselves or they will throw education and other interested par- demonstrated their value 8S faotorll June. This is the opitilon of Judge their patronage to the other fe1l6w . ties may know the proyisions and in oharacter-building and in saving Jos. O. Neall, of Lebanon. ~iven to ~ They ate always fishing for oompli - requ·ir.e menttl of the )~w it is pub boy~ from penal institutions . It the Commeroial clob, Thursday $~ meDts and are sore if they don'tget Ushed herein. Omitting the seotion has been successfully shown that night. Ito added that the visitors them. But if they do get' them tb,· as to fire drills, the sttl.tute reads a!! most of the trnants shouid be nor will leave $25,000 in Xeni~. o'ber readers of the paper Ilre dis. follows : mo Ii zed Ilnd not penalized; that they gusted. It i8 better to disgruntle 0 "rhllt every teaoher or instruotor are the patbet.io sequels of the home Mr. and MTs. Timothy Titus oele· 8eleot 861fillb !lnd egotistiool few thaI' in every publio, private or parochial that fails, !Wld that the yroblem of brated tb"ir 8ixty-p rst wedding an to nau8eate "whole oommunity 01 . sohool shall devote not less tha.n the trnant school is DOt only one of nivertlary ou last Tuesday at their readers. The sensible newspaper thirty ~inutes in elloh month dur- moral and eduolltioulll training, but bumbl.little home OD the Miami ~ man will give livery item of news ing whioh the school is in sessioo, of physical rehabilitation, of under- river, Dear' Morrow. 'l'bey were . ~ all 'he lpace it de8erves and cut out too instruotion of pupils between tbe fed or n.e gleoted, children, an uplift married September 7. 1848, hi the she Ilusb, tt matte1'8 not even if it. a.ges of six and fou.r teen years, in to mentality impaired by environ era of hoop skirt-s, when Lebanon • 'ment aDd oonditions in life. Pater· wa., a mere hamlet and Warren conoerDS the "bast people ': of hill fire dangers. commuDity. The 10.oall6!l "best. For tbe purpose . of sl1cb lnstruc- n Llism of state simply means, in oountya wilderness. Mr. Titus ~pl~.:Jre n~bet~r than any body tion it shall be the duty of the .Stll te most. oases, sOientifio pedagogy for now 83 years of age and his good elle wheD it oomes to the serving of fire marshal to prepare a book oon the wisdh'eoted ohildren of fate.- wIfe 18 7g. Durin" al1 of the maDY plain,legUtmate newl. 'fhe same veniently arranged in chapters, or The LJesigner for Septemb'e r . years they bave lived together tbey ~ rule appUes to ohurohes, lodges, lessons, suoh ohapters or le8sons to • - • have Dever traveled outside the '~ clubs aDd aooieties and the news be in number suffioient to provide a 0000 CROPS oouDtyand neither on. has ever "id. pllper man who ~ould suooeed in different ohapter or lesson fur each 'J'he government report whlob wos den on an eleotrio car. ~ the end will adhere IItrtotly to the week of the r:naximum sobool year, issut3d )a~t week shows a most en. • -~ - ~ new. and eliminate the 'soft soap' one of such lessons to be read by o.o nraging pr08pt:lot for Amerloan tbftpuft'sandtheslush.-LaRue(O. ) theteaohers in suoh sohool!! eaoh orops in 19011. 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BED.BOUND FOR MONTHS, "L(!t \III go and malto a cOle"-tlt with the heathen that 8(e round Ilbaut Hcpe 'y' Abandoned After PhYliclanl' Ul." thoy said, "for Iinee we taU6Il Conlultatlon, to f 1I0ll's hip with t~em, we hln'e had D. L, CRANE. nlu('h sorrow ." WAnE VlJ.LE; OlllO. 1I18ny had lIeen well pl eas d with I Mrs. Enos Sh earer, Ye w and Wash· s ugges llon and hnd forthwith es· Story or th e D, ! ~"c\-Iltlo. In,ston St s., 'ntl'nlla, Was h ., BUYS: . "For y aI's I W IiS of the Holy City tllbl lshcd communications with their I O r) T pie$ MaUlY IKnods; a ~l.y 1'1I0\ l! 11'111 SOOll l)U In uemnnd weak and run down. sO h-ath en n Ighllors and aPIIlll' ntly rol' lh !III ~h ill S , CI,at ('ould not 51 e[l, m y BY THE "HIGHWAY AND BYWAY" we I'£' prosp!'ril1g uud e r 'tho compacL R~~ofl!!l" zce\'ll , #\uithotdr.~ limbs sw 11 d and PREACH£R_ -~I-A-"'d thi s mess nge r hnd come 'to thlll Count Ze llllt' lIu ';I tIl:~)-h! IltllOllitt-ftl..-+.f-- t IIc secretlOlt8 wore gr(\lI p o f J ews who stiH held al ool m osl 10 illig t'll t Iun i'. troubl esome; pain s rrom the pOllulnl' dlsarrectlon to tb ( COP1 ",IJ ", uv~ . II, t la. AUUh.1l. W . 8. jel1.oo. } heath en, and pre s~ l1t e d tb e suggestion II' l! r o Intense. [WII S E\'ll/.' l1lly th" Iit'O I'l l!' (lla t'c(' loltl\ T he Tltlp.-Th I ftlp or I he M I\C«:llt>e",~. The Invitations we r6 on green card· Ideas for Charity Bazar, fll st In' bed for four arc ~ 1I 1!;lh' ll wllh wbat th eir unccs· ", hl -h WII " I h o r ll;'l""1 ~\lr n" n l" O) C .1,,- t.hat th S too malte alllallce with Ul C boal'u, I ttered In ye llow. They wore f)('l)ple about th em . Xo mat t I' what the season tb e great montb s. Three doc, dUR. l'"Inn u r l ht'! " "118 o t ~t ntf(lth l n8 . ,,' us tOI'_ lll d to o protty tbat It was some lime be (ore "!'IllY ," lI' e cannot do tbls grent tn. org:wl zllUon known I\s" oclety" works p\ ftl ' n"Rrtl~ (OX te n d. ·. ' t o rIle hf'ro l r r\1n ~ tors said th ero wa s oC w hit' h h6 WI\ 8 ono nr t he " hl l'~t IQulty," f;pok up again th e firs t fo\' hnrity . In fact, not to be Identl- the I' clplent r ealized til y were sup- no cllre for me, and I was given up to \ \ !l r ll un n'roplan ' IHl'nlls dowll, IIy r"ptl'8chIRth' r~, nnll In n ~1I1l wider SC Ol d ", ",1i . , I'" ar )'UII ',' B ul \\'1i£,11 :l ~ubl1lar­ to t ho P a h ·st ln inn nli\ r ty rs In t ho p e rl'Je - 8penker. "Once such a d e parture from fl ed with SOUl thing of bumunltal'lnn )losed to ropresent h'alousy. d ie. De lng urged, I us od Doun's Kid Eacll guost toolt a dainty tea cup nnd n<'y P\Ils. Soon 1 wns bette r and In 1\ r utl o n oC A nll ~ ch u" J::pl lllo "onPl' , Ilnll ,'\' '' " J cw l!lh law and onllnnnces Is begun Import Immodlately stam'p s a lle rson In ,WI' \\'I'o n ~. t\t (' I'C yuu are! to I he A I i' 'Il nd r l n " J pw~ wh fl ll!'Cer"J lind th e re Is no telling to wbat lengths as bing d cldly out or It. sa ucer, the hostess providing the pot, fe w wec ks was about th e bouse, wl'lI Co r t" " tr r"l th nt Ill) c arllfr p " rl o<l. 1'110 .. harily" Is a magnet that dl'Rw9 All w re as ke d to bring their thimbles, n ('fip it tlllll n ot-forgon u wave or or lglnu l I CI'II1 M llccnb l has b .."n \'l1 rl"" M- It will go. You all know lhat already and s trong again," tOl'r!!llly ('111'11£' 1' In Ihe SN\f;On, 010 one Iy ell'rlved . Some 1,""0 mnlnllL ln c ll Ih u t there are some ot our brethre n who "bud s," "belles" and matrons together The WO\'k provided by tbe hostess was Sold by nil denIers, tiO cents a box. have b ee n to the klllg /lod secured wltb but one Interest, Young WOI1l n n "al'letY ot t ea tuwels, Then the l--oster·M llburll Co .. Butralo, N. y, i s I E'Ulpt('«l to deny tb nt Ih e weathe r It " "M f Urn l f1 d tron1 th c o .nb ln nlio n ot tho tn ltl n l Il'lI fOrs of the ll "br w s~n­ IIct'nse to do otter th e ordinances of In touring cars stop you on lhe stree t hostess requested tbe brld -e lect to mall I" s till a Ullln of hhlnJs. . tenl' e : "Wh o among th o g ods t1l Il k" unlO lhe beathen as though they werl! asltlng for books and magazines for a make a cup ot tea as a farewell to the t he ... J .. h o \· h?" (Ex. 15: 11 ), " 'hkh Is .upONE ON JOHNNY. Hoth .r rm a ny nntl E ngland will pOl e d to hllv e bl! n Insc rIb ed upo n Ih" .e ntlles Indeed. And thou know cst library , while all sorts of e ntertain- other spinste rs. The mnld brought In a tray wltb the c ups and s .. ucors, each he l'l'prese nt pu by battl es hips lit th e hallner or I he "'"rI a lS. An o t he r o1l' rlva - how tiley bave built placel!l ot wor- man t s engt'oss the evenings, li o n hlUl .b n proposed. w hich, alth ough IIhll> In our holy city Jerusalem acAll this leads up to a novel enter- cup bearing a blnclc cat abuped card I-lIlIl so n·Fultou ce leb ration, but th e re dIrec t c\'lo1 e tl re I~ Wa nllnl:, Me<l1ll1l 8Utls wll l 1.)(' no t('a t or nl1l'al s tr ngtb be· CI1<' l ol')'. A crorcll ng to t h la, the word I. cordIng to all the mann e r and custom tnlnment being planned tOi' "shill-Inti" on whlcb tb e dQnor's naID , lind a sen· t \I' ' U th ' til . f orm ed rrom M"I,knbnh. "a hano me r ," ot th e h eathen, and have made tbem. of nil ages. It Is to be an afternoon t1m e nt were Inscribed In white Ink, I for- atrah' on the lawn, the huge porclles forgot to say, thcse cat cnrds w 1'0 In· Iflvl n g 1\ "enS 9 n ll t 1\llogut hl' r unlike l h llt se l\' cs uncircumcised and have In wh it' h h a rl a Mll rlel d e rived a aurclosed with tbe Invltntlona, and the :-':011' a Pari sian s lelllist clnhns to num from hi. tn \' o rlte w eapo n . A I- Silken the holy co\·enant. Yea, tbey being utilized as workshops. The ro are a number of committees CUllS we r e all sent to the hostess the b ave dlscov:ered th e g e rm of old age, though th e nnme :IIl a cca bNll'I h ll 8 gained have sold themselvell to do mischief." This corn est pl ea had Its effect and with com petot't chairmen. There Is day before the shower. Every uno and asserts tbat tb e r avages or time the wld el t c urrency, th lll DC Aam o n aea ns ~r Ha lmo nlleanl'l. 11'1 I h e prt' per nnme DC It was plain to see e re he had flnlsbed one on "awuse'De nt for children," one said It WII S a most unique way nt glv· can be s topped by this g rill 's e:\:- lhe Cllmlly . Th e o rigIn or lhl8 n"m e also speaking that all were determ ined to for" Iderly IJeople," one on "food deli- Ing a shower. tlnctJon. hlUl bean dI s puted: but the ob"l ous deriva ti on from Cloashm o n, j{re al&randCa l h I' Rwnd against the e ntlcoments of the cnci S ," As near as I can judge, It Is Ge ntiles except the one wbo had to bo n most fascinating alTair, An Old-Faahloned Party. How the liberty-loving Drlton will DC Mattlllht nll, Heems certaInly c urroct. brought the message. 1t was e vident ~[ald s from Japan \\'1\1 serve ten. tnke to the propolled comllu lsory mill· "That Reminds Me" on an Invltntlon Dalled on th e Apochryphal that he appreciated that further ar- quaint Holland lassies arc to dis pe nse added a s pice of novelty to th e after· tury ser vice law re mnlns to be seea. Maccabees- Cbapter 1. lI e was a bllln\y-he nded Johnny . gumeot wns of no avail, for he turned ocoa, both Ice d' and hot; dainty noon. Ea h guest told a story r e mlnls. Evidently th u rece n t war scare h as and as be !!tepped through the door "Ame rican beauttes" garbed In white, cent or otherWise, and ns they were with little a s h. She WIlS both pretty no t had the desired trect or wbole- • "Do you kil O\\,. h& turned and with a sneer on hla with balr adornment of "Beauty" l' OS • a ll old friends' a IOOSt de lightful time and pe rt. H e said: sa le e nli s tm ents. tace he snld: will r celve the jellles, jams, etc., and was enjoyed. This Is a capital Idea Dolly, I (1111 some thing of a nllml(' ? 1 8ERMONETTE. "You are foolish, Indeed_ Trouble th e childre n's committee, nil In COB' for n grandmothers' party. Use all can take almotlt anybody oiY" 'Vhen the doctors tell you tbat tb e She said : "Th n tnl( ~' ours If urr, wJll surely cowe to you." tume from Motber Goose. will receive the old-fashioned things obtainable, "Bleased ere they which sre chances or long life are greatly Imold boy. ' I'm ex peo tlng SOUle one to Not long otte r this the king Anti- for the poor "shut·ln" boy~ and gll'ls, per.ecut~ for rlghteoulness. proved .by the removal of the large Inbave a nosegay ot ·pansles (fo r One group of youns girls bas pre- thoughts) at each place and serve this take me to SUPl) I'." aake; for theIrs II the kingdom • ochus returned In triumph from ElIP'llt. testine, you should remember that It where he had been waging war, and pared quantities of surprise nuts, deUclously old-faShioned supper. Is with the Ilrovlso that you survive • of hellven," Thl. Wal • statement of • • came down upon Jerusalem with A made by Inserting s ome tiny object the operation . Cold ham and cblc\cen, creamed po- HAD AWFUL WEEPING ECZEMA • fact which was co"xl.tent with • great army. And when he had taken like a n ew penny, a bonbon, wee doll, tatoes, tiny baking powder biscuit, toTraveling at II terrific rate of speed the city he entered proudly Into the tiny tblmble, roll of brlgbt baby rib· mnto pickles, brandied peaches, baked Face .nd Neck Were Ra_Terrlblo God and not some new condl. itching, Inflammation and Sorone.s on the wrong side of the street, nn- • tlon whIch Jesu. called Into be. • sanctuary of the temple and took bou, or a raisi n b twoon English wal· cup cllstard, rolled jelly cake, t ea with -All Treatments Failed, otbel' chautreur has kill ed a woman • Ing. To whom shpuld the king. • away the golden "Itar and tbe candle. nut shells: the meats extracted were c ream snd s ugar. Have an old-rash and fled with all speed from his dead • dom belong lave tc. those loyal • stick ot gold and all the vessels there- turned ove r to the "home-mado canely" lon ed bouquet ot ~arden flowers, but· vi ctim. Now let us have an entorcefew who .tand the crucIal fire. • of. And the table of sbew bread, and committee. The nurses wlll find these te l' plates , a ca8',or In con¥r of the Cutlcura Proved a Great Success. ment ot lhe law_ the pouring vessels, and tbe vials, and nuts Invaluable as rewards of me rit, • and are fountl faithful even unto table' and pour lbe tea at the. table. "Ecz ma began over the top of ruy the censers of gold, and the precious For elderly "shut-InB," there are to • death. Pass buttermilk In tbe afternoon, ear, It, cracked !lnd then began to vessels, and all tile gold and sliver, be boxes of "comfort" powders, s ug.A torce of cavalry bas been enMany a msn Im.glnes he I. • Icy old In thin tumblers or-better spread, I had three diffe re nt doctors loyal becaule he h.. never been • ond much hid treasure. And he caused gestivo mottoes, pencils, pads ot pa- still- -goblets. gaged for some time In fighting a for· and tried se v ra'i tWngs, but 'tbey did te.ted to the breaking point, all kinds ot Indignities to be prac. pers, sewing outfits, good short est fire In Yosemite valley wblch origme DO good, At Ins t on sid of my Inated from a camp fire tbat was neg"Though our outw.rd ' man • tlced upon those of the Jews who reo storie s, etc. ' fac and my neck were raw. The Scrap book fans are capital Itlea. lected by careless fishermen, Heavy • perish, yet the Inward man Ie • fused to conform to all the customs water ran out of It so tbot I had to renewed day by day, For our • of the heathen . Those were terrible too, made by pasting brlgbt sayi ngs, dam age was don e by the fire In the wear m edicated cotton, and It was so light .amlctlon, which I. but for gorge between ,Glacier Point cliffs, days In Jerusalem, for the strength 01 jokes, little poems, anecdotes, etc" on Inflamed and sore tbat I bad to put the young men and the young women both sides of a fan. It Is light to bold, Panoramle cliff, and HaU Dome. It • a moment, worketh for u. a far a piece of cloth over my pilloW to k e I) the truth could be established In the • more exceeding and etern.' • was· take n, and the beauty of women und serl'es a double purpose, giving the wate r from It, and It would staln was changed. Tbsu matters conUnued comfort by Its breeze and amusement caGes of forest fires In all parts o~ weight of glory,'· th e cloth a sort of yellow. The ec"If we suffer for rlghteou •. tor two years and then tbe ldng l!Ient by r eading the specially oollected say· • the' country, carelessness would figure zemaftcbed so that It see med as tbough ne ..' s.ke, h.a ppy ar. ye; and • his chief collector to lather tribute Ings, conspiCUOUSly as tbe primary cause, be not .fr.ld of their terror, • from Jerusalem and the cltiell of Juda, There Is also a committee to collect Morning robes and teagoWDII are I could tear my face . all to pieces. neither be troublsd." • A sblp salling from New York the Thla collector spake peaceable jars, bowls and vases, as nurses say appearing without sleeves. oxccpt nil Then 1 began to use the CuUcura Soap J.mes lIys, "Count It .11 Juy other day carried '8,000,000 In gold words unto the JewD, but a\l , wall de- the problem of finding receptacles for they are made of contrasUng material and Ointment, and It was not mor when ye f.1I Into diver. trl.I.: • celt, for when they had paid blm· all flowers Is orten a perplexing one. An io Buenos Ayres, Argentina. That Girdles will emphasize many gowns than three months before It was all knowing thl.; that the trying of makes a large addition to tbe sums his demands he fell lIuddenly upon tho up-to-date commltteo Is the on~ col- The underarm seams are hlgb anu healed up, Miss Ann Pearsons, Nortbyour faith worklth patience, • city for loot and. . delltroyed much' lecting puzzles, and wby wouldn't the,' give smartness to the ciolle·ftttlns field, Vt., Dec. 19, 1907," sent previously, and the money Is put But let patience have h.r per· • people. Having done this, he brought crippled "sbut·lns" love these capU- sleeve, Pott.er Drq '" 0lIem. Oor».. 801. PropL, BeIIoa.. to good use. Argentina Is paying maf.ct work, th.t ye m.y be per. In great companIes ot heathen. and vatlng pastimes just as mucb as tho Foulard. are made In Buoh attraeturing obligations and expanding com· fect and entire, w.ntlng noth. mercially, and much If not moat ot they strengthened the , walla of the sturdy youngsters I saw yesterday Uve de~SI!1ign~~S...!th~I~ S ~S~e~a.l!'so!!.]n!!Jt!!h~.l?~..cJILD1f-"'I'1liAnrl'i"A.;:Av.Gender, lng," city and brought In armor and netuals, ,deeply absorbed In puttlnl "dog~ puz. e used elrectlvely In detacbed plecel!l. e 0 I' e ve ning' Miss y " a maid ' II the gold sent from the United Btates In my dl.tr ••• I c.lI.d upon • And whenever any heathen coveted , zles together, Net Is not used so much now as lady ot uncertain years, suspectinG will return directly or lndlr-ecUy the Lord, and cried unto my auaht which wall a J.w'a he ruth lei.. I wish I had gotten all thel!le Ideas sbeer batiste, finest tucked organdle th e cook was entcna.I.nintr-her beall the shape of Investments that will sooner, They are a\1 Of practical use and thin lawn, comhlned with the downs tairs, called Martha and InIy IIlew the Jew and tooele hla al11. J1o~e'I'd-m}'-\'O~t- of be profitable al~uDd. -'hi. tamp I., .nd my cry c.me • 'N!>w the king, Antlochu., was not a and there Is always a pertect epidemic Cluny or Irish lace. Qulred whether sbe did not bear SOOI before him, ev.n Into hi • .e....." little annoyed because of the ob.tI. ' of bazars just before Christmas-so A few years ago the little girl was one talking with her, The Dew liberal government In "For In the time of troubl. he • nacy of .ome few ot the Jaw., and he prepare now, dressed with numerous ruffles and BO "Ob. no, ma'am." cried the quickPel'6la 8 getting very busy wltb prep.hall hid. me In hi. p.vlllon; sent a decree loto the land of I.tael tull were the skirts that a child witted Martha; "It was only me singarations tor· a general election, creat· In the lecret of hi. tabernacle • that every one .hould leave hla lawl A Delightful Shower, dressed with all of the numerous- Ing a palam." Ing a pollee J organization modeled .hall he hid. me; he ahall •• t • and obey only those law. which the "Polly" had at last succumbed to rufRes looked for all the world like a "Very good," returned Miss y , slgafter European lIystems and arranging me up upon • rock,klnl hlml!lelf had made. Oupld's wlles and the spinster club to fancy ruMed pen wiper, The dresse. nlficantly ; "yoll may am use you\,s I( to , give the oonstltutlonal metbod a "And c.1I upon m'. In the day And vel')' many of the Jew. wero which she belonged resolved to do the to-day are much stral,hter and the with l~slams, but I fll have no hlms." big boost. It looks as though the of trollble: I wi'" deliver thee, conllentlng to thl. thing, prizing their proper tblng In the way ot a shower. ruffles Bre not so full, progressive Persians and their neighFREE LANDS IN WYOMING. and thou .h.lt glorify me," bors the Young Turks are engaged In :~~s a~~g~e:ce~~~I~!';d~el~~eH~~~~': . ' _ ~ ______ .._ "'" _______ .......... ~ ~ _____ .... " "A. for me, I will call upon • Marathon race to see Which can Chicago &. North Western Railway. Ood; .nd the Lord Ihan lIaVI • bring about the /Dost constitutionalthey sacrlftced unto the strange Idol. I~Tear me, Evening .nd morning and • with which the city became filled and ~ Ism within a given time. Send for booklet telling holV to so.. at noon, will I pray, and cry tbey profaned the Sabbath days, cure 320 acr s of ' U. S, Government ' aloud; and he .hall hear my Incidentally It may be remarked Now among the few wbo refused to lands In Wyoming free of · cost and voice, He hath delivered my • -obey the command. ot tho king wa. that the ·Monroe doctrine Is worklng desc ribing various lrrlgatlon prOj ' 'ts pretty well even tbough quietly, Does· .oul In peace from the battle tbat faithful Jew who had kept that and t,he mos~ approved m etllOds of sci· that .w.s agaln.t me; for there anyone doubt that In the e arlle'r little company !.'rom comproml&lnc entlflc, dry tat:mlng. Homeseekers' were many with me, Ood .hall days, be(ore tbe United States had with evil .ome two years before. And ' rait rates. Direct trl\!n service' from Chi· ~ear and .ffllct th.m. even he • proclaimed tbe doctrine and had not one of that group had proved cago, w.~ . Kniskern, P. ~. 1.1 Chicago_ that .bldeth of old. Becausi. 'falthless to the. stand taken ' tbat OtllDR£N. shown she nleant It, a disturbed con· they h.ve no change., therefor dltlon In Soutb America, like tbat now nlgbt. Some bad been put to death Wed. Her Rich Stepfather, they fe.r not God. He hath put eXisting, would have proved strong and others had lied Into the tastneasea . . . . . . . . . . . . . Social circles In Pasadena, C.I~ forth hi. hand. agaln.t .uch I I • temptation to some foreign powera to of the mountalnl. But their leader learned with all\azement the other day be .t peace with him: he h.th • I!Itlll remained in Jerusalem, and now step In and get a nice sllce of territhat I\1lss Katherine Traphage.n hss broksn hi. covenant. The word. tory? It became evident that he was the one b ecome the bride of her stepfatber. of hi. mouth were Imoother than upon wbom the wrath and anmlty ot CyruS M. Davis ot Los Angeles. !\llss butter, but wa; was in his he.rt: • the offlelala of the city Willi centering, Tho American Society for the Pre· ,'raphagen lived with her sisters In hla word. were lofter than • But that they might causo him all the ventlon or Cruelty to Animals Is opAltadena and was one of tb e proml· ,011. yet were they drawn Iwordl" posing In New York the annuatsa le of suffering posslblo before putting hlfll' nent members of thE! Young Wome n's Calt thy burden on the Lord, • chameleons for ornaments, on tbe to deatb, they seized his wife and his Christian ASlioclaUon, belug director and he ahall sUlltaln thee: he • of Its s hort story club. ground that most of th e purchaser s nrc Infant son 'and put them both to death shall never luffer the righteoul Ignorant as to tfle needs of tbe little before one of the altars erected to to be moved," An Ellcape. the Idols. All , of whlcb they forced creatures, and qui ckly cause d eath bv "AI'e you s llre that Indicator l' gisstarvation, Cha meleo ns hav b ee~ tbls devout' Jew to witness. There te red th correct far e?" lay his wife In tbe awful agonies of sold In many clUes by street ,venders, " Y s," answ e red ·th e to'xlca bmnn. ToHE STORY, tho Blow and torturing execution, but admirers of th pretty creatures "You ai' In ki ckin g, are YOIl?" whllo their little son ' was strung by have In most Instances b en able to "No, rill congratulating mysolf. If kee p them alive only a short time, EA, BUch a co urse may brIng ns the neck along the street with other we we n t thnt rur In so s hort a tIm e w e ease and safety, but how could Infants mucb all bead pendanta might even with th o g reat es t of care, IV ra mighty lucky not to get a rreSI d we stand before God with sucb liD be hung trom a string. for scorchln!l."-WlIshl'!gton Stur. upon our hearts?" "Wilt tbou not yield now, .oelng William Muldoon, tbe professional the sure fate whlcb awaits you If you l'he speaker turned with earnest . athle te and traine r, declares Umt colFortunllte '-ady, lege athletics are an wrong, and tbat appealing lOOk towards the small, mot: do noU" demanded the officla\. He Pallunce-Poggy Is very hnllpr . it Is a wonder more young coll ege ley group gathered In th e little, dimly: was boplng that he would be able to Patl'lce- She'!! e ngaged, I!;n't she? men do uot succumb to th e strain. He lighted room. HII!I voice was subdued get a rer antatlon from the man, for " Yes, :lhd tho man she's 'e ngt\ ged to almost to a whisper, as thougb he he knew that It he did, this man's' ln" says this strain Is as bad for the Is cross-eyed , and he's looking at lie!' mind as It Is for the beart, as It wltb- feared some eavesdropper on the out- fiuence was so &'Teat that many others ali tbe time and no one can tell It hut draws vitality from the brain to other side might overhear the conversatlon, too would bow before the Idols and bcr!'elf." parts of the body- that athletics and ever and anon the different mem- conform to the requirements of the A Surprlle, . should be second, not first, In a col- bers ot the group looked anxiously king, Dystanilers-Where's tbe obauffeur?' But no, he would not. exclalmlns lege COUTse. Thill so unds senslble- towards the low door ' and started at Arrest blm! so s ensible that It Is somewhat odd any unusual nols8 which broke the with a \'olce which sounded aboTe the "Hold on, gentlemen, I'll tell you groans of the dying and the ahrlll. that It Is a professional athlete, not night Itlllnell. Coat for 0.11'1 from Eight to Ten 'fears.-A slmplo little coat ~ul~ble for bow It was, 1 was' trying to cross tho the college professors themselves, It was eYldent ' there 80lUe Question bloodthlrllty crle. of the gathered mul· Unen, serge or casbmere, Is shown here; It Is an' ordinary sacque sbape,.lal!. stl'cet· and a' chauffeur ctopped Ws ,mao ,vbo is championing tbe superior wali up for decision and lIome were, ln. tltudes : ~Ialms of Intellect over football and ellned to view It from one point of "Death Is .weet when It com .. tenlng wltb three buttons, belon whloh the tronts slope slightly away; wblte nh.lnc and motioned me to go bY- lh'o rowing teams, Hat ot embroidery,' -sbock- was tQO mueh."-~Ife, view wblle others of a sterner sort because of obedlence"to God's law, for embroldere'd lawn collar ' a!ld 'cuffs a4d a pretUnel.. were firm against any compromise, every stroke ot the executioner Is but trlmlDe,d w1th colored ribbon taken rQund"the crown and arranged In a l'CIsette . IIh.ka Into VOUI' 8h_ A man from tbe west went lately to The evident leader of this tacUon' had the add lid blow which opens wide the at the side. ' Material' required: 2", yards 46 Inches wide, Ne w York and tried to s~1I 1\ gold just finished IIpealdng the words gates or heaven and glv .. entl'ance " . Dress fot Girl frpm !ren to Twelve Year!!.-Strlped or cbecketl zephyr Allc.n 's l~cioHiltllle, a powder tor your feeL It cure.'! Plllnt.ul, swollen, amRrllng, Iweal. ' brick th reo H e full ed, for tbe simple Quoted at the beglnnln.g of our stor.Y, to the ~re8ence of God ." might be used for this u/letul style;' the .sklrt. v.:h1ch Is slightly gathered on Ing fee l. Makes now shoes ea.y. Sold ', by I' ason that jt wns a r eal gold brick, I\nd they were evidently In reply to a "'Would you ,et others to etand tbe: hips and ba.cK, Is tMmmed at the root by ,a bn~d of ·zephyr to match' nil Druggists and Shoe Storcs. !$c; Don't 11 tually \vorth a1\ th e money he .asked statement which had just been made with thee?" exclalPled the execution. che.ok, The small yoke of embroldel'Y Iii edged ! wltb .,\ shaped piece or Ill'Ccpt anY,lubatitute. Sample' FREE, 'A d. , for It. Jlad . it b e~n tile traditional by another .member of the group who er, angrily, "Thy l>L. ~ongua loundl zephyr to wb1ch the ~at..erlal par~ tit gathered, Culrs ot zephyr ate set to the' drCHS Allon· S, Olmated, LeRoy, N, Y. kind, he co uld bave disposed of It now stood with a clouded brow and Queer In tbe Jlre.~l,lce ~f death," and. puff!!d I[!leeves, Materlals required:, Six yards zephyr 36 Inches Wide, one. ,~,,\ ben you nellr onEf'man t .. yr~g to , ..,. at a Dr rulum , and the moral thereof all all' of Indecl.loa, u though the -wIth that bo mada one , olean sweep fourth ;r.ard_ embroldery. one yard pla!n,!'ephyI', Is too self·evide nt for "rol'mal state- outcome of the conO!ct going on with- with bill sword and cut otc the man'. l;):Iess for GIrl from Eight toSen Year.s:- ·For ·school or seasldA wear: Il little anot1'er, It'l[! a sate bet that tbe.. m nt. In was .tllI '. mat er of uncertainty. head .. -!Uld the echo ot. the word. this. Uttle dress would bo foqn,c) most. ~seful; our .model In sky blue Allten;' other Is bls s'Jperlor. . He had just come In bearl.ng a meso came baok ~ the maD lank. llleleal the . eldi't ~s a 'tios plait down center or front. with o~er plaltAl, tumlnl . IIlr..· wlulo"s~~ Forgiving fatb e rs and mothers aTe sage trom certasn pow~rful tactionl . in beap upon the ll'Oun4: Crom it; buttons an4 loops trtlll the' foot of plain; the boatce 1a arranged to Tbt chlldl'Clh leeUltDa, 1Of\4iu.&II...._. lItO "I>dth la 11Net WA8A It aom. . . . . ~ and .. 'WOI'D :with Pet'er ~all collar and cuffs. Hat of, cQ~8e ,traw. wltb blue II&mwalloa.al\Q~DMIio_W1II46io1lDo .1ooiUi.muCh III dt' rnand aw'ong the runaway Jeruaalem propg_log aD alliance with their ~ealbeD masters. ,J '.-use at ~1eDC»" ..... l.w.f 1ar1~ea and bridegro001& whom Oupid rlblloD taileD rQUD4 the. croWD aDd Utd Jil II bow at ,the let, Materlall It Is the 4fter elreo\ of experlelll»- . lIQUIr.d: ~ convinced they CADnllt walt. ,.....11... at IDahtI ..... e1lht b&l~tou. uaat countL ~ .

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goo are gon., lUI ve r , Of all the naturn l re our es the only one which contains wlthiu itself the possibility of Inflnlt re ne wnl Is land, The nation sholllcl th r fo rel be _ most vitally concern ed with tile canservatioll aud Improv ment of this resource. H IImnn COll I rol o\'er suc h natl ural resollr s all mill 'fil ls Is limited , Tllft only posslbl mealls of conse rv a· tion Is the uvoldan e of w!ls te. but th e ir ultlmat ' xhnus tiOIl Is ulla void· abla. Wilh ag ri cultural lIud forest land, bowe \' r, It III olh rw ls , Land c an not only be ('onso n 'ed, but can· IltAnUy Impro ved and Its yield in· r eaeed. While In England the Iron ()res and th e coa l al'c b coming can· lItanUy barde r to gel a nd thei r ex· llllustion Is Unentened. th ' ag rlcult.ural IImd, aCler a thousand y nrs of cultlva· fiOl1 , 18 IIdlV mohr' productl\'c tha n e \'e r, The Wheat Ile lds at I;;ngland, und r' hI · t,ensh'e cultivation, ylelJ 30 lllr s hcls to the acr, while the l'irgln fie ld s of America on all avernge ylehl less Illnn 13, H a tar·slght d national Jloli ' y in th e conservutlon of natural r sourc s is 10 mlll((' 11I'ovision for an ever·ln· <:reaslng popul a tion , thc n th e gr Iitest possibilities lie in Ule dlrl;lctioTl of de \' eloJlll1g the Innd In all Its form sll eld , forest nnd Tnng('- ,for, II otwiltu;ta ndlng all possible economy In th e uso or th e non, rene wable r esources, they are bound to decreus us time goes on. ,One, hundred yeu r s ago Ihe v l1lted Stutes east at the ~llssis€tJ)pl river WIl S un a lmoRt unbroken forest, comprls ing someUrlng over 1,onO.00o square miles, ~r about 700,000,000 ncrolS. Now, aftc r alJout a entury of settlement, there ari not more than 300,000 square miles ot mer('hantable turest land In the easte rn UnIted States, About '330,000 IlQuarc mil es ha"e been cleared for farm land. The remainde r ho s lJee n (,lIl1er! of its "aluable. tim· ber and devas tl4ted by fir or e lse t urned Into useless brush land . Wllh tl:e g row t h of population and the greater demand Mr agricultural land, the mtlo between farm and forest land will cha nge sun further. The forests will be more and 1II0rc crowded Into the mo~talns -..,. and upon soHa too thin or too poor for agricultural pur»oses. !t mal be safely nss umed that in 50 or 100 years \ the Illoportion of land derated to th e dltrerent purposes w\t1 'c hange almos t a s mu ch us It bas tlurlng the past, century. These changes wlil orc ur especially In the east· ern part of the nlted Stal es. b . cause there tbe forest I!I not confined, as it is In th wes t, to high UltltUd~S, , where agriculture Is g nt!rn lly ImpractlcalJl e, 1~ t e west 'the for ests, with n few xceptlons, as in the low which coun t ry arolrnd Pllget sound ' Ill' in tb e mountains, h I I I 1 . I I til midst of seml·arld plains, and t e r or g na ~:e~ '~f' 1&0 000 square ltliles , 11Il1! of wb.lolt lies In tlTe letra Nevnda Rnd ' In tbe ascndes and half in the Roclt· ~ h as Cla 1 n ged but yerv s ince settlem ent, tes . . lItti . . b , In th ,1e we~t the increase of ngrl c ulturlll land JilI~I~t e ' sec,ure)& " chIc,n y through t he irrlgat lou' .f the seml·a~ld la~d , . , take a long look a heud lrtto the tuture and lry 'l If ~e t . r selves what will be tbe ultimate propor· to. picture 0 Oll , £ 'vau e an d des' rt in this, ~ountry 50 tlo~ of f~r:m. fore,~ , th e SUgh of .tbe increasing demand ' years ,trom , nO~'la!d nnd or an, approxlmnte knowlec]ge for B~I~ul~ut:~ anditions und the pllyslcnl 'p,r opertlell of_ of the ClImat~ cdS ln tbls ounlry, ' we sbaH get. 80m the fl1trere~he a:Ondltlpn shown I:n the dlagra~" ~Inl like uure In a half' century, Tbe' area devoted to ,agrlouf th total area. a8 It ta wtnd of being 21 per cent. 0 t ;'hat thll$ III not an IlO,i·, will be nearer 1)0Je~ .cc:.~ fact that 4url ..,

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hus advanced from ' lla,OOO.OOO acres to 415.000,000 acres, anin crp.8se of neu rly 3iO pe r cent, \Vlth more Inte nsive m ethods of c ulth'atioll larger yie lds will undoubtedly be obtained {rom the same area, yet th e area Itself under agricultural .crops will have to be inc reased, es peci ally If we are to remain an 'elCportIng country. In Belgium the arable land forms 63 per cent. of the total land area, In Denmark 68, In France 48, and in Ge rmany 47. These countries are not exporte rs ot ce re. als , altbough their methods of cultivation are highly de. veloped. France Is especially Interesting, as u criterion, hecnuse Its methods are most intensive and it Is the only cOlin try tbat Is ' self-sustaining; It produces 98 per cent. of all the cereals which it consumes, There' Is . little doubt that ollr population In the next 60 yeare will r each 50,000,000, or about 50 persons per square mile, Whe.tller the acreage of improved fnrm land will In. crease at a much faster rate than the population, as has been the case in the past, or whether it will grow at tbe saUle or even a slower rate than the population, tbe futur e alone can tell; but Increase it must. In mountainous Switzerland only 17, p e r cent. of the land Is cultivated, nnd In Sweden and Norwny, situated In an unfavorable climate and with a scanty population ( 29 and 18 pe rsons per square mUe, r esPElctiyely), the proportion of arable land Is 8.7 per ce nt. and 1.3 per cent .. respeotl vely, Land chiefly valuable for grazing will form about oneflfth ' of the exte nt ot the United States proller. This land onginal1y lay' weat of th e aile bUllrlr'edth me ridian, , In th e plains und mountain._valleys, but with ,the advance of dr y, farming its eastern uoupdary bas been shifted farther west to about the one hundred and third' merld. · ' In.' n. This Innd recelvea , ,.. but ." sc~nty rainfall and Can produco neither for~st .!lor ~el\l' c.rop, ' but 8,IJpports ,R vegetation of liardy .gllasses; It wa!J formerly the natural ~allS~ of nlUUpns . of bUffalo ,aD'd Js now t~e ~r:azln~ ground of he rds o~ cattle and slieep. Th.ls ll\nd will remain largely a l\atural ra~ge, ,slnt'e the ~l'ea whloh can be Irriga ted .and ' thus reclaimed (or agr~cultural pur· . poses, or' Which C81l' be used tot. dry farming, Is 'comparaUyely small. ' ', ' - _ , , , .Accordlng to goyernmeD~ estimates, the available water will be sufficlent to, Irrigate 71,000,000' acres, or one , acre in 7% of the whole feslon, ~he reclamation serVice,. flawe",'er, d()~ Dot .expeQt to reclaim more than .. ve per e8nt. of all' tbe a~d ~d, This a!,ea. together with that Ulled dl7 tal!~ng. will bate~ auftlce to' C!Oll1lt....

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In this country, ",here tbe ller capita consumption is si x times as great as that In Germany or J.<'raoce ,and tbe allnual growth per acre may be esti· mated roughly as one·thlrd of that tft those co uutrles. t he for est area wou~ have to be 1,600 acres for each 100 in' habitants, or more than twi ce the pree· e nt area In orde r to maln!,;.,ln the pres· ent c ut. ' Til present area of , 775 aore8 for every 100 Inhnbltants at the pres· e nt per capita consum~tiOh nnd an: . nual growth per acre would be sum cle nt to m eet our own needs , It the re were not present a supply of virgin Umber. tbe ncoumulated capital of! conturles, to meet the deficiency. With tbe xhausUon of this remaining virgin s upply, which can last only about 30 years more, there must come a time when not only all our exports of Umber must cease, but , there wHI not be enough wood for home cOIl/lUUlpUon. Even as it Is, the totul ell ports of, wood from this oo untry amount to only five por cent. of the illmbe r cut, while the su rplus of exports over I~ports i8 only 1.8 p e r cent.-an Insignificant amount. Tbia sbows clearly that w. hav e practically ceased to be an e~ portin g country a nd the tende ncy wil be m ore and more toward becoming G wood. lmportlng country, How s hall lhls s hortage be met? With a n increasing de mand lor h!.l)d for ' agricultural c rops th er e Is IIttie hope of inc r eas ing the extent at forest I d As w e hay seen, the area n ec:S:a~y for this purpose would have t~ the lresent area and this Is en In Nevada, hI Utah and In Oregon in the form of arid be more than double \!UCb th e land now under baslns. Ice-bound deserts are found In Alask.a and on tirely alit of th e quesiIOl;~d\1elllg crop~ , will have to be the glac1er-cbvered mountains. Tbls land ruu~t, sci long 'fores t, but cn pa~le a ;rovido for an ' incrcQ.sed llopula· as tbe c1hnatlc conditions of the country coutlnue a8 leared and tilled to 1 th fore Is lh a t the land unthey are, remain unproductive. tl on, All th e evlde ncc , ere t years bo reduced' to The land chiefly valuable for ,rowing Corests will ti e r forest wi ll durin g ~~~ n~:duced area will have to ne fifth at 4:.0.000,000 , a cres and s t twice as large as the s h r 1n k t 0 a b ou t 360 "000 000 acres, Iess th an a . provitle tor II populfl. lion almos f Ing tbe' the extent of the United States prope r . Toge ther with I b mu ch hope or cover the wood lots, which will continue to form part of th£! ~I~~~~~;~ ~o~u~III~O~:r~ro~lu . lion by hnporta tlons hom ' farm land, tlle total for est area will amoullt to approxi· ., mately 450,000,000 acres, or a fourth of the tptal land nbroa tl. 1I area, Th dema nd fo r limbe r Is constantly growin g a over Will this area be sufficient to proY,ld e a population th e woi'ld, It Increases at the ra te of five per cent. of 150,000,000 people with all th e timber need d for can11 It we compare th e total excees of Imports structlon, ti eR, poles, pulp and all tile va'rlou s uses for ~~;;trI !.;orts of a ll wood.importlng countries of EUl'OPUe which wood seems to b e the ollly s uitable mate rial and with th e total excess , of expo rts o ve r Imports of a to protect the soil Cram 'e rosiOIl, regulnte the· strearu woon.exporting COUll tri es we shall finll that th e re Is a ffow aud exert Ita v.'bolesome Influence upon the lives de fi cit for Eu rope of 14.1 ,000.000 cubic feet, which II Ot th e people ? 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' : m e t tit pre>l(> nt by Imports from Nortll America. ,Swe\Vlth the excepl!OLl of those countri es which hn ve deu Ol"I'IY lind Au s trla.Hungary bave : already touched n,aturnlly a humid climate, like Great Britain or the the' hi ghes t point in th eir e xports~ Russia ould~ prob· Netherlands th e countries w ith a forest arel\ of only nbly In r flse to 'some extent Its exports t ram the north, 20 p er cent. or l osa show uBuall y to a mnrked d gree l>atl where tile ro a r stil l la rge areas ot ,;Irglll f~rest, but. cllmhti c condJUon's , with prol,o nged · drollghts, frosts and tile g rowin g, sell rcity of timbe r in the other , parts of t~e alternating, floods and low water, us 'n r es ult of the r eo ' elllllfre, ma ke Jt very unlike ly that lurger s upplies o,t d,iced ' forest area,' l'ortugal. w:\th. a for est nrea of o nly' titnb r for e xport- Will be I\vl\lInble, Cau nda Is stlll a,q le , . alia' per ce nt. of the tqtal; Spa'tn\ w!.th 1G per ce nt. ; , to Increase its expo rts, but th e drain upon tbe auadia u , Gr,eec(}, wlttl' l ,3 'per cent. ; Turl(ey,: wltb .20 per cent., and r r sts Is grow ing ev ry ye'a r and. th eY wIll r emain the Italy , with 14 per' e nt,; 81'f) good examples. , only our 0 of s upply to ,sl)tisfy the urg llt n eeds qr t.hf , ' Whlle tire area absoll] t~ly , n~cessary for the regula· r st of the world for ,<:0111£ ' rous limb r Ilft~r Austria tlon of streams an d.;-the protfio tiQn ' of soils can,. be de~er. Hungary nnd ~uss la ,cease to be exporUng countries. 'mlrl1!d only 'approxlmllt.ely antI Intlirectly, the a·r ea ' n ee, The g ro wing de mand for l'I'ood mate'rial must be m'e~, e&sary to make a ' country selt-sustalnlng as r egards the tMn, not by an 1n('I'oo.se o[ the forest land nor by de ,prod.uc:Uon of timb~r can ' be found with ' gr a~e" a OQU- 'plmdlng. on lmpOl'ts ftom abroad, but by an inc-rease In r ' cr· If. we compare the eltports of the dltf rent counthe productiveneSIl of Ule forest and a decr~alle in the trle~ with the foreat: area for eve...y 100· Inbablt.a'n ts we waste, to ""hi~h ohl~tly 18' due the fact that t~ l1nlted , 'b it that 'colmtrles with 92. ,<.~ell ,or D)or~ per 100 Inhabl~ ""tates lIas the ,rea.tett~ ....r canlta .coDswnp.ltaa 1~ Ure tanta have a 8urplu8 of exports over lrup,orts, wblle thole '" .. '" • witb " acr.. or les•. b.v~ a iurplu8 of ~"o ..\a over g. world,

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a nd t IU :CS, I)alcl. . .. . . . .. . ... 2.17 0.11 National flank not&! ou\tlt(l.uC.liJl", 60.UIl0. UO Dividends lUISUld...... ... ...... Ci 2 . II U IndJlt~:~I. . . .~~~i~ ••sl:~JI~~9.~2 · Domand cortWcat.cs . . .• 9. 190. 06 170.12~.17 Total. . .. ...... .. .. .. .... a49.f2U!8 B'l'A'l'E OJ!' 01110. WAm,'E N ()OUNTY .SS: I. J: O. Curtwright. Oushier of the uhovu named bank. do solomnly swear t hat tho uOOVe Btat.oruon~ is ~ruo LO tho !Jest of my Imowledgo and beUef. J. O. CAH'!'W RIGll'l' . Cushier. Subscribed and sworn hetoru me this ~th day or Se pt.emher. 1909. 1. E . 1\:eY81• Oorrec~ Attt.'St: Notary' l'ubuc. W. 11. A LI.J]l)N'. (SE ,u,') J . W, WUITE .

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the Bell brook r eunion 25 deaths werB reported for the pu.!:It year. 1'he following officers w re e)f)oted: President, 0, C. Austin, of » hytOD, ()~, v ice pl'esidont, Jas . R.. Bait',' of Columbus, O. i treasurei· J. S . Turn. er, of Bellbrook i seoretl1rY, Barry M. t:;take, of Bellbr ook. 'l'he next meeting will be on the first MondllY in &'ptember, 11110. Ml·S. Beil Woodward , of Tippp.ca. noe City, 0 ., t1Je d~ughter of Hon . St,ephen Bell, founder of the town ,l intrOduced Stephen Bell who r epre· t'on t'd 6reene COlla ty in the genorl11 Il.ssembly of 11:118 . Philip ~tovel' , who wttudered away in 11359, hll ving I'e!LU 1111 acooullt of home-ouming lu.st' year, although 3,000 miles tlway, vowed that if bis life was spared another yelLr, thut, he would attend the n t),Xt reunion. Acoordingly h~ and his wife ~me all the way from Sunnyside, Wllsh',' . ' 'j'he following progrnui WIIS ob " served: Reception and ~reetillg of vi SitOl's i street parade, hea.ded by New Burlington bll.nd j' qinner; so· clety . called. to . order i ad(lres8 qf welcome.- Rev. Reynolds; of the Meth u(ltst ohurcb j deli.vering the .key of weloome, Mayor V\!(L'tson : reo spoDse,O C: ~'U8tin i. report 0(. Seo re'ary, Barry M. ~take, -XenlB Herald. _ __ __ _ _ ••_ _ _ _ _ _ .~4_

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pnw r and a HUCC ss i!'l Frank A , 1n:, Susan Cook is very ill. Weld , p re ' id enl of the State Normal l\li:;' Jeo;sie Marlatt was a Xenia schoo l at MOOl'head, Minn , H e aY!:l, VI' 'I'to r Satu rday. ' , t m.par : "A (!Ou rRe 0 f rJ)'ceum alt l'actions M I'S,, J F' . nd' wa II a der spen t Iast H'lfuru ~ inf:l tructivp and wholesome Sat urday in Xen ia. (lnt ,'tuimnental' mout!I'at cost, An Miss Anna Haines will leave soon effee liv IE' tlll'tor exerts a s timulat· ror x f or d co II ege. Mrs , Martha Ann McGee, aged 58 and vel'y tlirect influ ence upon years, and wife of Joel McGee, died ing J, B, Chapman re tumed last week the minus of his h arers, and in. at Fountain City, Tod " Friday night, f" OIll a western trip , dire ·tly, h. tou ches the lives of September 17th, of heart failul' and many oth el' people, 'I'h valli e of Ray Huwl<e and El'llest Robinson dropsy. go d lectures to the moral w\;!r in 'in 'innali Sunday, The deceased, with her h usbanrl, intellecl\lallife of a c:ommunity M'!-l. Roy Marshall and children moved to Fountain City abou t four and Call110t be estimated, The town years ago, and have a large circle of which SUPIJOrts a Lyc~um course i an:! visiting relatives in Cincinnati. h friend s in and around Waynes ville Art ur, and Miss Cora Thomas tl'ying to keep abl'east of the times, who were pained to hear of her and ' many a community, heli ved to s~ent une uay last we!'!k at Ft, An· death. • lie dead to things in tell ectual, has CI nl. 'Tne body arrived here Su nday h n a roused to enthusiastic Hupport Mt'S. J. W. White is home after a evening accompanied by h I' hilS· of all good thing, und e r the g uiding visit of several weeks with friends in band, and on Monday moi'ning at 10 influencli! of a Lyceum course, The Dayton. o'clock was taken to thechapt'l,where ' , b unity are not MEl' b th M f Leb Rev. Hawkins conducted the service, ' est returns Ito a comm I ' rs. Iza eason, 0 anOll In money Va ues. IS an encourag· t i t k "th M C L'dd Interment was made in Miami cem ing sign to nole the active interest p~n 'f as wee WI ,. I Y etery. which mall communitie nre taking an WI e, 'HAS TAKEN OATH OF OFFICE sn the Lyceum course." Miss Pearl Carey is the guest of The local course has been selected relatives in Spring Valley and Day· Silmuel Benkle, our owu Sam. hal< with care this yeal','and it is listed ac; ton this week. tlgtlin t"aken up the duties locum bent Lhe best , course ever booked bere, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Harmon;-o'f upo'o hlrn Ilond wall RWOrl'l into offio" The first entertainment will come ~an Diego, Cal., have been visiting of oounty surveyor lllst· week , MI' on Thanksgiving night, and the Lyric Frank ZeI1 and wife. Binkle hilS done hi:! work well, and ~lee lubwill entertain. When they notllln~ bu~ praise oo.n be helll'd appeared in Hanisburg, Pa" th pa. Ml'!? Mary, E. Cadwallader, of over the county in r6~drd to hi 1) rs had the following: "At the Morrow, was a week·end guest of ability a.nd ,work 11000mpllllh d, Teachers' Institute last night the Mrs. Agnes Wright. Ut 1 i t th ffi t til L ' GI ee ' CI ub en t'er taOIn ed a Iarge ' .., ,epp og U 0 eo ' oe a 6 uoyrlc Charles Michener left Tuesday T. 1. Way. of 'incinllali. on Ii card sent to us, says he ha ~ upened an office of dentistry in the Groton building, Seventh and R~ce, and his office hours are from 9 a, m, to 4:30 lJ, m,

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Miss Ada Slokes waa a ' illcinnati on the 'N eall fa"lll ncal' 1"lat Fork M A '[' W 'h ' t t ' ~ 'tb visitor Sunday, were burned tu t he gro untl Monda; C ; l:>CI I' t r~~ L e~ er ;~n e morning abou t 10 o'clock, Mr, Sml' th ar u as urs aya emoon. Ben Davis, of Corwin, is very ill waS not at home at the tl' me. but h'ls with appendicitis, wife happen d to see flam e issuing Mr, and MI'S, J I'ge Hawke en· Harry Sherwood, of f.ebanon , was from the barn and' with hel' 80 11 tertained Mis.'i Emma Heighway in town Sunday, ' hastenE'd out to do what the ('ould 'unday, I , hOI·"es. A, B. Sides is abJut again aftel' a to re Iease 11 ten-days' sh ut-in. Their elf,lI·ts were ill vain, ho\\I. J. H, Smith and wife gave a din· f 1 nel' Sunday to Mrs H~rriet Lincoln Eli Burnett was in Lebanon Mon. ever. as , OUI' norses p rished, to· db" gether \\ Ith a lot of hay. oatfl and and Isaac Lincoln. ay,' on usmess. fa 1'mll1g ' , IemenY..'l, Mr;:l. Smith , Imp 0 . W , Hamilton wns HI ' Da Yt Oll ll1en ' d eavorngtor I lea theh ol'ses. Mr.andMrs.C.A.Burnetten~r. Sunday visiting his children. was almost over 'o'me uy lh e sllloke l ' d t h ' B d f .. u I 'ame ep en urnett an amlly Remember Eva A; Barger's open· an near ~ collapsed. of the Dayton road Sunday at dinne~ ing, Saturday, September 25th. Mr. !:)mlth's loss will b about $(;00 ' , a n d as th ere was no immrance, his J. E, Jann,ey, Dr, Ellis and Orange loss will be a total one. 1"I'ank Thomas and wife entertain. Raper weI' In Lebanon Monday. The barn was practically new, but >cJ n,t dinn r untlay. David ThonLas George Reed, of Morrow, has been was covered by in urance, and family and Mrs. Rachel Roberts. visiting his baother Chas. Reed and -- - - - - , ' famh y . OREAT BALL GAM'; Thomas Rich and wife entertained T. Berelsford, of Bel1brook, was Thegume scheduled for las Frl'day at dinner Sunday, Brice Worley, the guest of Harry Murray and wife came off as advertised and it was a wif~ and son, Dallis , Lester Surface Sunday. Igame full of interest from the stirt- and wife and Miss Ethellrons. Messrs. S. A , Stilwell and W. H. to the Band boys. The K, P's had Antram, of Lebanon, were in Waynes· the ~orstof it clear thtough.thegame Allie Hole and family entertain~ ville Tuesday, ,and If Lemmon had not hit several at a Sunday dinner the following Don't fail to attend the'millinery ~f them at the start, they never guests: Lester Kenrick and family opening at Eva A. Barger's satur_IWOUld have ,&:otten to first. Thega~e and James Johns and family. d S t b 25th stllrted out mce, but after the K. P s - -__ ay, ep em er " gl'lt tired there was nothing to it. ' Mrs. I,.ouisa woon ~y is spending ' John Hawke, Surface, B~uner, Mrs. Anna O'~eall' and daugh.~r a (~w days in Lebanon, with her Hole and Thompson were the swat. Mal·tha entertame.d the followmg daughter, Mrs. Harry Walter, 'ters for the K. 'P's eacb ... making one gues~ Sunday at dmner: Dr. ~lis N .T. J 0h nston, ' f H b oys and Wife,Mendenhall J. E. Janneyand andwife famlly, 0 oopestown, or more , .hl'ts ' All the Band ' . Lindley and

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K. p.'s ' 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1- 3 ' O. Gustin to act as secretary this msnt,eu IIp 11 \'v I'''pert f~r tlnll flarry and Zulette,- come in their Walter McClure and ' wife, F, C. M;ss Enuna Heighway, who has •- • I year, many wondered wl\ether he Wide Llod hit ILbl1l~y M!!l 'a. dtlrftsIDllo character sketches. There is no Carey and wife, J. C, Hawke and sI>Citt the summer with l'elativ-es in WANTED. would make good and ' now that the: Boil oounty offioi LI ie now not the need for us to ~ay anything further wife were in Cincinnati Sunday. Cincinnati, returned home Saturday. fair is " near at band. a few facta lellllt In qUtlstiou. , . in regard to the, Pierces- everybody Ben Hanselman and famUy, ,o f Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Jones, ~f Rich. ge~~C~~s Magazi?~ wants an enter· about th~ ,way in 'Wbehich the ~ork_ of e Mr. Heokl!} sa k,Hlu.hearted gen. around here .wIlI- gladly ,welcome Piqu~, Ohio, were the g1lel)ts of Da- mond, Ind., were guests of Mrs. 0 • rWesp~nsl Co youtngtomal~ ort ;pr.ePharatJon ~~ eden , carrl~ on tlelD~. plea!llmt Ill , ever,ydny ltf<"" them, as thell' work here sevetal vjd Thomas and 'fall\i1y last week Sarah Zimmerman, Saturday and; man II} I arrden . ,un y C? ~~c ' mig t beappreclat .•. and ~4mir d by R. lurge oirole of seasons agel was of the finest quality . ' . " S' d ~r renewa san sOltClt new ~u scr pAt the present wrltmg, Mr. Gustin friends. Yo ung IIlJri energetio, hi The first number of the new yeat·, W•. H. ~len and Wife left .rh~rs. un ay. , . ' ' ,. tlO~ during full or spare time. - nas sold l>l'iVileges 'to the extent of Otlree,r proOli,;('tI t ~ lit! made bnllinnt, 1910, comes on January 21st, when day mornmg ~or Mt. Clements, Mich. . See the McNutts ~nck and fancy perlence unnecesSary. Anv one can $250 more than have ever been sold many tiUles beouose of his effioieno\' the John Eberlv Concerll' Company where they wtll sppnd several weeks. bicycle acts. They WIll perform each start among friends and acquaint· before and states he isn!t tbrough lind adliPttlbil!ty. will entertain. John Eberly, bad. t tbe Warren . i1d up a paying and per· yet. He says that he expects t~ get - - -... - • tone, Molly Jane Reed, reader, Mrs. Eugene Foster, of Glendale, Theyare,good. manent business without capital. near $1,000 for privileges alone, and FIRSt OF, THE SEASON Blanche Deering, violinist and Effie were guests of relatives here Sunday. Dr. Adams, of Columbus, has Complete outfit. and instructions free. as he has, already exceeded the ulual ' moved into Dr. Ellis' property, and Addl'esS, "Von." Success Magazine, amount, the board is more than ,\ tabelle Wilson, soprano. , They com. Miss Edith Mosher will leave the RooJ1'l 103, S ucce.~ , Magazine Build- pleased with his work along this line. Walter Kilbon will have his first prise a quartet that will make a hit. will also take the doctor's office in last of this week for a three months ' N Y k , shipment of oYRters tl-tis week. T-h y all of them having strong r comen. the Bank building. mg, ew or ' ity, N. Y. In addition to this, Mr, Gustin h8$ ' isit wjth Mr. and Mrs . Frank Taylor • - - --.........- - promises for the ~ppea...nce of are the on that hav the "twang dations in vari" us lyceums. .., ill Ghi cago, " IN A POl"TICAl WAY A BIO SALE of the sea, " 'as' h hand! ~ only Lh 'I'h fourth numbet· is MacInnes I .. more rflce hors on our tracks this ' famous sealshipt.. ' Neilson. ~he witty Scotchman, wl~o MI'. Libhie Wolford, of Portland, The political pot has started to P. D. and Mary L. Clagett will s II year t.~an have ever before run , at ------.~ .-.+.-----cOllles on Februal'Y 1st. He w~ Ind., is vi it.ing her uncle Eli Burnett boil, and many are the conjectures as their large stQck of sto~k,implements t~~ Fall'. He has furthermore con· oil MEAL tlducated at Glasgow Univer ity, and her aunts, Misses Rachel and to who,intends to become candidates. etc at th late h f Le . S L clhated several horse owners wJlo ., e orne 0 VI. uk'f d 'th In' ' and his thought is clear, real, human; ' Mar, ~ ha Burnett; For mayor, Cap. C. H. Smith in· kens, on O::tober 19, 1909. This is were at. m .·e ge WI. our .l'~I~, Special low price if taken from the and clothed in vestment of scholarly Tl H t ' T ' t ed ~nds to make the Iun again. The a bona fide sale, and every article and has moculated a frlendlr SPlrlt Cat'. WaynesviJl~' MjJJs. ' ::Iimplic,ty, is 'admired by cultured le . ~r Il'ia~ rio ac ~pm y names of several others have been put up will PQsitively' be,sold. Watch among aJl who are a~le to Im~rove ... lnd uncultured. His Scotch a<:cent acrobats an,d trick-house partles' have mentioned among them being 0 J fo the b' b'll d th the Warren ('..ounty Fall' by theil' at· OBITUARY 'S a del'ght d 'b ]1 he been engaged for each day of the 'n .. r Ig I s, an e announce· te d d t " t' I \1 , an a Qve a possess· , W C F . ' Edwards, Fred.cr. Sherwood. , ment in this paper later. n ance an par IClpa Ion: J08eph Sherman Qavens the sab. tlS a rare tenor voice arren ol1nty. air. For marshal, M~ V. Zellers, is said , • _. It was ~hro~gh theacqualntanc~of jeot -of tnis 8k~toh, 80n ' of Francis " The last of the series will beMa~"h Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hopkinsl\nd to want the office again. Several • HAS BOUOHT FARM Mr. Gustm With two of th~ members ,.. F'------. and,Bus!D E. BtlVenl, - was ,born 7th, When Lincoln McCollneH willlec- sons, K-enneth alid Dale wet ,names ave een In a u no _ of the Committee ' of three 'on the , " near RidgeviUe, .w~,..ren 90unty, (j, ture. He has made over 4.,000 public of Mrs. Alice Keys and Mrs. Retia 'ing definite can be said about them J. Milt Keys has purchased a 92· Wooster Exhibit that we were fortu:', ·~ JanUAry 2', 1864, at the old ,Baveos addresses, and is a man with a mis. Hopkins last Friday. yet. acre farm one·half mile north of nate enough to procure this exhibit hOlD stud I\nd di~ 'at tb-e, ho.m e of Hi~n on earth- that is, to make it l Miss Elsie Van Harlingen~ of Bea- , Various other candidates are said Cente:ville on t~e Dayton and Leba· ~or the Warren County Fair, as , t.his' ! his br?tber a' lr,r ol, n~llr C~nterv:ll'e, brlghtet:, better and , happier. As vertown, and Miss Jennie Thompson, to be in th,e field for various other non pike, ,and Will move on the sam,e IS nO,t~ favor extended to all countIes, t3ept-ember ,18, 1909, aired 41) ~el1re, 7 one paper ,says: "If yOU want to feel I of DaytQn, were week.end guests of offices, and by this time next ' week ab.out Ma!c.h 1st.. The Gazette.s but IS.m fact, ex~end.ed to very few. ; mopth~ u~d19 dAYS being survived glad t~at you are Jiving and have a fUpshere White'and 'wife. something more definite may de. frle~ds. reJolc.e With him and hiS . Takmg eve~ythmg mto. cO~,idet:a. by an 8g,e d mo~h~r, " sisters an.Q 4 share In the battles of life, hear l velope. famdy 10 their new purch~e, but tlon Mr. Gustm has certai~IY made btOth~r..., his f~the~, two 81&ter~ and McConnell." Harry Sh~rwood, son of Henry However, the fight will loon wax are loth to have them go so far away good," as Secretary. and I,t appears .:_ . one bro~~e, ]lav~~~, p~6Ceded 'l,u m to Tickets for this course are pow on" Sherwood, of Wel~sburg! W. Va., warm, and somebody will ~urely from Waynesville. that as a result ~~ his efforts, and of r th.I'lr ,long bome. ,-' lhe wrlter has sale at Janney's drl,lg store, and you was the guest of h~s COUSlD, ~ B. have to run tor these offices, and ---those of the remamder of the been a~ualDted, ~lth J~e. ~s b~,wtUI" should get one or more, for the Sherwood anq famtly Sun~ay. somebOdy will be elected. ' MASONIC NOTICE all of whom have been hard at wor~, faDlUlill'~Y' ~H~,d for:"tlle ltl,s t tllirty Course will surely pay you. Word received from Charles Clem. ' . . we are to have on~ the largest " y'ears""n~, a~tbongb lie had some ' - - • ents an~ family was that theyarrivWARREN COUNTY FAIR . Regularcommulllcatlon of Waynes- and , best fairs in this part of the , faults.hegoodinbimSO'Otit:y.reiglIed OUR, NEW SERIAL ed at Euge,n e Oreg.,on the 17th, ' Ville L?dge No. 163 F, & A. M. state and one that will be farbettel" ... ." The D. L. ~ C. train will leave T esd . g Se tember 28 at ' the taults tDat-tb~ere Wll8 sf,\\1left 8n , '. . and all are enjoying the~l'les. . .u a,y evenm , P , than any we have had in this county g upright hoQe/!t. geil,~ ~Ou!l man . ~~tlt ' ~he. s~rlul w~lch com~ences ~e.'{t . Lebanon ~t 5.30. p. m., S~Pt, 29, 30 elgh~ 0 c1~ck: SOJ?urmn brethren for yeard. , " .you.could retr upon that Iwhlltevllr ,w ek IS ~o t mten ely mterestmg , ,Messrs. M. C. LIddy, Mablon and 0 ~. ~" durmg the Fair. G~ner. cordially mVlted. -- • ' he pl'omlaed'lle expected to fulfill. , both to young and old. It is full of Rld~e, John ~erhart.and Doc. Yea· aI , a~r~llss~on,. 25c, Members~lp ~I' . J . . O. CARTWRIGR'r, W. M. COLUMBIA BICVCLE FREE , ~ , I;le w!'s a etaull,ch ~ fdond to all 'to laugh~ble ' incidltnts, and still has zle atten~ed tbe reunion of the 35thlFfChl~ltor B ticket, $1. Automobile E. V. BARNHART, Sec'y, wbom he'prolesl!ed frlendl1bip. ' Hill ,some 'of' th~ profoundest wisdom ,0. V. 1. 111 Lebanon la3~ Thursday. bcket, east en~ quarter·stretch, per Greatest offer out. Boys! Girlsl gene.rous'band wn~ 'l,llwaY8 ont ever uttered- even though it be Gideon Thomas and family, of day, We. Vehicles, west end quar· CAR LOAD Get yo~rfri~nds t9 s~bscribe to 0':11' etretche'd t tho~~_~D ~e~. Bis,splrit from a '~ar~~'Cro.w. ' Read it, as ~ou Gordon. Darke, 9~'., and Mrs. ' Char.:-~r-stretchf ~er"t'~~y, ~c. , AI) co~. ' Old Process Oil Meal special ,low' magaz~nef all~ow~ ~~ m~~e ~u a hae tJ,OWD '8ud 'enrtblf 't~i8hi' ended, surely wl1l en~oy It. '' 10't te 'Bul'ton"of Middletown, have veyanctes ree a d del~n rance , ga e price if taken from the car will cost Plresetn, °b a ,,- 'd AUk~f la, t~y· , ~'1 ' " ' ,, , . •- • b f G ' H k d excel> d rays an e Ivery wagons. ' c E'-:- h e est ilia e. s or par, IC· Peace ~ u iii ,as",e& Will PBSE~VE RALLY DAY . ~~n' guests 0 eorge ar~c an The Jlorth,gate Will admit automo. two doHors a ton more after it is un· ulars, free outfit, and cireulartelling - - - , _, ' , WI e. , ~, biles only. WILL 0, GUSTIN, Sec. loaded. Waynesville Mills. "Bow to , Start." " Add~. ''''the The ' Orthodo~ , Friends' SundayMr$. :Albert Chandler' of KansaS' • - '. , , " • - • Bicycle Man," 29r81 East 22nd StT~t, , ~h~ol will' o~serve ~J.Iy D,a~ S~n- Plty" . and.Mr.~. ,A.~. Li;t~q, '0f,WiI , BIO MARKET " New York city, 'N', Y ; , " ':' " DRPPPED: FROM B,A ltOON ' 7 ~~ tl.t 9:30 'a. , Rev. ~VI ~l!ls mi~f:tton, ar~'spendmg this weeK with ' ", .' Tpe Farmers' Grange will hold WIll ~reach at 10.30 a. m. and agam their 'brother Samuel Butterworth Monday, as, Lester Surface was , k t t t" t h' h S t A T THE , SCHOOL HOUSE , '. h' fi Id h ca ' ' mar e a .. e owns Ip ouse a ur· , ' '.. . h , In t e afternoon at ~ p. m , EvelT- and other relatives and old friends. wo~king m ,18 e , ' e , l!l-8 across d Se t b 25th b • . t9 . .' , body' ~s cordially invited. ,," ~ " .'. ,'" " . a PAJ!t!r, ~~, UpOn opening, it he ~y" p El:m ,er ,egmnmg a , Th~re. ~as b~!l a new., ~~ck-~t9P ; ___ • ' placed?n th~ ,rounds" , whlch 1$ a " " , _ , 'Mrs., MI., k. Pier~, Mi~ . Pe,a~!, fouJld a ~rd with tije ,name M~oJl 0 ~l~k. , t $I~ to ,th~~811 ~y.s'. , IMME~SE CORN ::' '. '. . NEW, LlNC~lN " .,BNN~ES '. ,Pi~rce,. M"~.~rank, Farr ,~n~ Tho~~ n~nper on it, ,~, 'J'h~ sack w~ . pa:lItly r .' . I , ,5, • Pierce w.e~e ~t the DI!-Yton Sol,dlem 1ill,ed with I~ all proba\?lhty the~ -will ~ ~ , , The Oltlzen s Bank, haso, recelVed..a H~me Sa~ur:<iay. ~roJll tpe.~ Mra, it ,is presumed that 'the sack. was' .. Thad Zim~erman brought tQ this ket ball this wln~r. .,,' , . s~jpmen~ o~, brand n.ew ~mc9ln pen. Pier,c e a1)d. daugh~r ret!lmed toldrop~ by ~ Benn~, w}len they office l~ week ~ight' of com ~t may be poSsible that Wayn~ _,' nl~ ~hltm &l:e provllig very,pQpulat:' th~ir ho~e II~, Lebanon. 'I!,dJ, after ~ over his p"ifi the balloon; from.his ~a~ na"i Or,egpnia that ville 'H. ,S, IDay play J.9ttle ~.S Fr.. , ,~lth...~he::VQ~'" well ,as the old. 'onl V~81t h~r~~tb\relatives; Da1~n, 8bout ,f~q~ w~kI ago. ,_! t,v4!ilhed 1fX, PQund~. ' dayllf~tI\oon~ , . '

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REFORESTATION OF PINE . ~' · E~ LANDS IN THE ,SOUTH . . INfT

Turk y m .r Iy wants 'It understood Successful Renewal ot Timber Dep nds Essentially thn t It cnu thrash Greec If Ill' essnry. Conservative Lu.mberlng ond Adequat.e Fire Pt-otectlon. 130 ton pinns !\ p ' nsloll uun It for old maids. JJ re Is nnother 1(0 0 k at mal· Th Y 1I 0w Illn s of tile ast r n a nd In h . Igil t f9r the fl rst (ollr lo'lii" yea r , rimony. S 1I11ll'nl st.:l tes ar bing ellt a t I II but III til IU fl ntin\ d velop long, ('i\'i1! zall on rate of 13.000,0.00,0 0 lion I'll feet n n . hy ta proots. T ills hall it of gl'owt/l \Vb al '~' ill- a fulur th ink 11'\11.' 11 It digs up lh e bonC's of a y a r. Th e total s land at th is t ime I s mu k eR II v .ry dlt!1cu ll to transplll nt monoplnn ? upproxl mately 400,OO(l,OOO,000 board them Stl r.essfully a nd m ilk s . some --"..=--=~ me thod of dl r ct seelli ng neccssary. Wh y will b -all(lful \\~ome n run fal f etlt. A pla nting Illan f r til londs of . J)('rs(1 n ~' 1'0(' ('8 bE-fore the camera at , On e dlscournglng condition on cut· en'r lands jn tbo southern s lates Is th e Gl'll llit e\'i li :'Il a llllfaC'tllrlng am('very picni c? tb e lack, for variou s caua s, of ndp.- pn ny, ranitl/vllle" . ., hR s jus t been It wl1\ ":n=-o-l ':"b=n =c==e""s"'sa=-r-:y~to nlRl'g Quat you ng growth . Mil ch uf th pr lIar d by th FOI-est S rvlce. Til Ihe 0 nn j ll st yet to mnke room foi' cu t·over Innu has grown up to R(,l' ub plll n provides f or direct 8 odlng of lob· all th n rop lnnes thnt fall in. oaks wltb v I'Y little w idely scntle r u loll y nnd longleaf pin S 011 about 5C'-; pin reproduction. \ r eali zation oC ' ew 'Y ork is s tHl s ndlng JOY rid ers t h se unfavorablo condilion s Is l,e· II ·rlS. It. recomm e nds tbat JoblollJ to prison . just :1 S If It w r lireu of coming appa rent all through tbe pine seed be sown broadcast on the leared lands whl h occur all the ,hat fOI'LIl of ulleged ' amusement. so uth, And titre Is a man If III Intel" lower s lop s. LOJ]gleu f pin e seed Is s t In rerm' s ting 8U b land s. to be pluntl'd all th e hIgh seedy land This Is a poor year rOI' the sen ser· Su Bsful renewal of south ern pine ill s ad s pots, pl'epllred abo ut s ix fa t J1 nt. At tho s umm er r sorts the n \g ht.flrlng qlrsblp has crowd d It fOl'ost lands d p nds ess Iltlal\y up- opurt each way. Th o plan also In· on cons I'v ati \'o h:mbe rln g and ad e· clud " de tailed dll' ctlons for prepar· out. Qua te prot cll on from flr . The p"ob- Ing the ,ground a nd 80wlng the S8 d, A Philadelphia man who wa ll goi ng I m of fir e protection, howe v 1', Is both It IR estima ted thnt tbe cost of to conlmlt suicide died of heart dis· a !lerlous and a dlffl l'lllt one. I,Janling will be nbout $ .50 pel' acre eas. He probably was scared to R for estallon of s outh ern pine for brQnucast sowing of loblolly pine dea th. la nds can probably b9 ffe ted by 111 · and nhollt $6,35 p er a re for se 11 I ct seeding, but eucb ell'orts would s po t planting of longle uf pine. A canNotwithstanding the success ot the aeronuuts ther e are sUlI many people who prefer to keep lhelr feet on solid ground. Saving the ch ildren of the

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and economic, as well as human.ltar· lan, undertaking. It Is wr=;l~tt:=e""n=:=ln=t:;:b==CI:=o""lI=:ds that we shall yet see daring circus aviators looping loops In the all' aud turnln'g upside down, far above the earth. To show bow far the s lence of lIy- Ing has not progr ss d It Is worthy of m ention that aviators go to the con· tests by train with their wings stowed In the baggage car. That gll'l whose doUng fath er hlle given h r a balloon knows a better way ot looking down on otber l' ople then the one adopted' by the girl ·'\'{ho anarries a rick ty nobleman. Ohlna and Japnn are glaring at ench other again, Turkey declines to let the powers run the Oretan affair, imd the dove ot peace' Is flying recKlessly about ' looklng for. a safe perch unU! ' tbe ne~t Internatl gnal ,peace oongresS. The deposed monarch of P ersia declines to quit his job until he Is paJd his back salary. . He neglected to take time by tbe forelock and layln something for a rainy day, ' as did the exeultau. A Vancouver magistrate flne

him.eU tor violation or the speed lawL the Roman sense of duty bas not perished but gives occasional taint flickers In these degenerate latter days'.

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The rules of society are somewhat r elax,ed dUring the summer seasonl so that a dry goods clerk will flnd notb· Ing to prevent him from masqueradIng as a prince If he has the clothes . 'to do It on.

Medlcal~ln=B=p""e"'c~tJ~o=n~in=t::O:he English scbools shows a phySical degeneracy among children which Is alarmlQg the oountry. England would not be easy In its mlhd It It were not alarmed . over somethIng.

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Englimd's national nervousness finds new ex pression. Every t.lme tbere Is a scare of any kind they go to work over there to build more Dreadnoulbts. It they keep on they will SOOD be monopOlizing ocean room. ' .Aeoordlng 'to Greek opInion, the 'Turk Is "stlll dreaming of the hour 'When Greece, her knee In suppliance bent, will tremble at his power." Tho "' Turk, howe.v er, has troubles of his own at present, too lively to permlt of hIs doing . much In tbe way of dreamIng.

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The chlet mine· Inspector of Penn sylvania declares Officially that In bls opinion few of tbe accidents In the anthracite mines last year were caused by anythIng but carelessne·ss. And human carelessness Is something agaJnst whlcb no safely device bas been found always effective. Don Jaime, son of Don Carlos and claimant to the Spanish throne, says he has no Intention of Interfering In the present row. That shows good senee. It Is safer to be an Inactive pretender than be a too active offender. Whatever may be the outcome, there Is no Indication that Spain has any real hankering tor a Carllst rule.r. The success of the typhoid experiments at ' Fort Omaha, Neb., will en.' cour_ge bellef that this scourge of hu. IDlinlty, and especially dread of the 1I01dier during war, has .t last been ~Ircumven~ed. The Immunizing of sol· dlers by vaccination with an ' antl-ty. pbold serum appears to have' made those .who subjected themselves to tbe test completely Immune. . The young monarchs of Spain &lid Portugal certainly are having . their trO\~ble!J. By the Irony of fate they 'Beem .selected to deal with emergen. cles which the experience and wisdom of gray heads might well Jlnd per. p.extog. Stabllltt III sovernm!!nt Is making . .I... ID ~Ull ..Amerlca. PreSident of Columbia, lIened tour yea,. ",!ped Inllead ot heIDI about a reu &JId a half,

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" X T , t oo narrow, hu sbandmC' lI ! but tIIng 1"1' m I ho ( u lt s ll ell C. \\'1l11 "11111'1111101(, g t 'lII lth. 'rhe lib rul lo an llCuJ. Thln l' , Oil, gr a t e· f u l. t hlnl,: H o\V ,;;uod t il <;od ot B urv . t Is to rOil , " ' 110 P OU I':! lb u llllnnce 0' r you r f1 owlll!: 1I ·lds,'J

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VALUE PA,NTED ON, Well painted Is Vl1lue added wbe~ er the house be built tor on thousand dollars or ten thollsand. W p.1I p'hlnted means higher selling value, and blgher occupying value - for tb ere's an additional pleasure 10 living In the bOllse that Is well dressed. . . National Lead Company aaslst In making · tbe right use ot the rlgbt paint by sendIng fr ee upon requ est to all who ask tor It, tllelr "Hollseown8rs' PaInting Outfit No. 49." Thl8 outfit IncJudE!s a book oC color Bchemel ' Cor ' either 8xtArior or Int rlor palnl· Ing. a book of speclllcaUous anu an Instrument for detecti ng adulteration In paint materials. Address Notional Lead Company, 1902 Trinity Build· lng, New Yorlt City, and tile ouUlt wlU be promptly sent to you.

The Odoriferous Bulb, The wholesome onion sh9'Uld be SPOILED. a rved at least once a we k the year round. There are so many pleasing ways that one n eed not tire at tho samene/is, A very good way and not well known, Is to take tho lArge mild on lon, parboil until nearly .tender, roo move the centers aud stuff the cavity wllh seasoned meat; sausage Is good. Place In the oven and bake until quite tender, basting occasionally with butter and wat er. Serve with a cream so.uoe poured around them. Onions ore also nice served as a scalloped Biggs-Waiter, this steak Is too dish with 11 dash of grated cheese. tough to cuL Take It back. rry frying them with a bit of pork Walte r-Sorry, sir, but I can'l; with new green apples, It will be n ec· Jou've bent It. . essary to add a little sugar, but they . FREE LANDS IN WYOMING. will be a ·treat. Napoleon, It Is said, dt d of Indigestion caused by eat· Ing Cried onion, Thoy certainly n:-e Chicago &. North Western Railway. bard to digest, as Is a1l fried food. Send tor booklet tel11ng bow to seoure 320 acres of U. S. Government GeneralitlOl. Leave a depression' in the enter of lands in Wyoming fre e at cos t, and a loaf oake when putting It In the describing various Irl'lgation pro,lecl!! QV . n, as It Is apt to rise higher in tho and the most approved methods or SCI· centor. Nevel' decrease the heat duro entlfic dry farming. Hom 80cleers Ing the first balf of baking, as the rates. Dlreot train servi ce fr OID Ch i· cago. W. B. Kniskern, P. T . M., hlc.go. cake will be liable to fall. In baIting Rngel calte In a gas oven, A Queltlon of Gr"mmar. put th e ca ke Into a cold ov n with the R etty's uncle, who I\,U a IIcbool .gas of one burner ligbted just enougU toacller, met her on tho tr e t one to bum, after ::10 minutes Increase the beautlful l\Iay dny ond IISI\ d 11 r If !;Ieat 0. very little at a time until flilly she wos going out with t1d Maylng risen alid brown, party. Try 'U sing one Jll\rt almond to lIix "No, I ain't glllng." parts vanl1lo. for 11a vorlng, . "Oh, my . lltUe dear," sold btH "ocl e, Orange flavor for a sauce or fllUnS "yoll must not say 'I ain't going,' "and for pudding or. cake may be obt ained he proceeded to gIve bel' a littl e lesson by rubbing an orange wu\l loa! sugar, In grammar. "You are not goIng. He The sugaX' absorbs the 011 from the Is not ..golng. We are not goIng. You rind. ' are not gOing. They I\re not golog. Now, can you. say all ·tbat, Helly!" Fruit Punc~, . ."Sure I can," she replied, making a . Po~r one cuptul of hot tea In1U810n courtesy,. "Tbere ain't nobody goln&_" over one cu'p ful of sugar, 'Add . three· -Lutheran. fourtus of a 'cupful of orauge juice, Not Amblguc)ul at All, one·thlrcl ot a cuptul of lemon juice, The donkey Is-or has been-ASSOand strain over Ice In punch ' bowl. 8hortleaf Pine After e Just before serving add o~e pint each ciated with party politics .In olber countries besides o.llr own. prove (utile unless the land8 were servatlve estimate of the time reo of ginger a~e and apollInarls water. In one ot England's electtons a can· protected 8Kalnst lIre. The Forest quJred to produce m~rchantable crops, '.va U'QU'LISU. "'.• Y.be late Lord Service· ·bas made plans for several yIeld of each pine and the total private landowners and comvarues in Cost (,Of producinlr lumber, per thou· meana of a 'donltey over wbose back the south for direct sowing of pine sand board teet, compounding the two panniers were slung, bearing a seed on tbe permanent sites: Because Initial inve8tme~t at (our per cent. rlbboDband on which was printed: of tbe more rapid growth of loblolly are about as followlI: "Vote tor Papa." 1'lOe it Is prefel'red where the soil and Loblolly pine, 40-year rotation, 19,· It must be added, however, that in moisture conditions · are favorable. 000 board feet per aore; post per ~ HE man who rilles early rna)' .In· each"pannler stood one of Lord Bath's The teaslblllty 01 estabUshlng loblolly board (eet, $3.66. . daulrhters.-You.th's CompanIon, . crense his !;lIn and et or ; pine plantatons by sowng broadcast, Longleaf pine, '70-year rotation, 17" But- goodneu-how he ' getH him· on prepared ground, has been deter- 000 board feet per acre; cost per ~I bage AdvlclI for' Husbands. sc lt d espised \)Y .the folkli next door." '. . mined by experiments and ' by obser va- board feet, $9.67. Rev. Father Bernard Vaugban. S. J., • of tion on th~ natural reseeding of this lhus advises husbands about their' Tims anything above ' ,S.\)5 tor ·lol)· THE C~I;F.RFUL GROUCH. , , tree on abandoJled fields. The perpet- 1"I:y sturqpage wUl be In excess of wives: "!'tever attempt to cbeck the uatloJl of loblolly pine on sites SUited fo ur per< cent. . compound Interest on Dowlng tide of ber talk. Let her tallt .Oft Cast-Off Clothing. ' to It Is there rare not a matter of much the inveslme.n t. It Is also apparent The C.leerlul Grouob tUTned away , .on whUe you lJossess YOUl' soul In con ('ern. But there are vast areas thai unless the stumpage value for tram haggling with a peddler at the peace. Remember that a woman needs on which the less exacting but slower longl .af pine advances considerably,' bao~ door: "Shllll I let him have It lI\any more safety valves and olltiets for ~er temperamenL De patient growing longleaf pine Is tbe only one plantations Qf this pine will yield con- for 1i0 cents?" . with her," t hat. will thrive. Artificial . regenera- sidei'ably I.e ss than a four per cent . "Yes; ' anytblng to get rid ot hl,m." And the peddler departed, laden tion of 10l1gleat pine, eltber by sowing l'eturDI . On the basis of the estimate 8ENSE ABOUT FOOD 'seed or by transplanting seedUngs, Ls be COSt at three per cent. compound with spoll, whUe the Cheerful Grcuob 'aob ~bout Food Worth 'Knowl". still In the experimental stage •. Long- Interest would be ,4.47 per tbousand surveyed with a frown some coins In leat pine seedl1ngs grow very slowly bo:.rc:( teet. her rlgbt 6anll. It "" Is a serlou8 question sometimes to "I feel like Esau when ,he so~d his know Just what to eat when a per~ birthright. I'm ashamed ev~ry time I lon's stou;taoh Is out ot order and mOl' .By seeding grass seed In tbe faU haggle wlt}.l those old:ololhes men at the seedli of weeds as well as those the door. ' Why do I " not give tlie (oods cause trOUble. Grape-Nu.ts tOad 'can be taken at an), of :: grass gerinlnat.e, and the early things direct Instead ot 'accepting . his, time with the certainty that It wUJ fro,s~ will then kill the germinated pitiful dole? It Is a certain amount weed seeds and not hurt the germl· of sacrifice for him, and - does JD~ no itlgest. Actual experIence of people I. valuable to anyone Int«!rested In foods. nated grass seeds. good. It robs me of any glory of givMany InJurious Weeds Are A Terre Haute woman writes: "I In tbls manner weeds that' mlgbt and the measly pellDles are not ing, Destroyed by PlanUIl8 Gra_ had luffered with IndIgestion for about otherwise do positive Injury to young worth the 'jar to conscience." Crop ta FII!-Il-By H_BOD. (our yearll, ever alnce an' attack of ty. grass are put out of tbe way aIt!) "But the peddler reaches a class of pbold fever; and at times could eat gether. people you would Ilever get at, To nothing but th~ very llghtest food It must be remembered that grass them l\e Is a blessing, because he can There are farmers everywhere whe ling most tenaciously to the notion seed and cereal grain lIeed will germl. afford to sell them cheap, after all; and then la.rer Buch agony with m; .tomach I wo~d wish 1 never had to that tall seeding at grass wIth fall nate and grow at much lowe.r temper. 80 'you are an Indlreot benefactor." eat anyt1\lI1g. grains Is best; that they obtain a bet· atures than most of the really hurtful "But why .am I not able to reac~ "I was urged to ~ry Grape·Nuts and ter stand and a better yield of hay weeds. them 'direct?' Why Is ther~ no way Illnce using .It I do not have to starve than from spring seed.lng. Those weed seeds not germinating to do what my sense of duty dictates? tDyseU any more, but I can eat It at Tbls tact suggests that the ~uslness wUl not cause annoyance to the grass There Is not a way; there 1a no meth· any time and feel nourlsfled and satis'Jf farming Is not one of absolute but plantlets wben those IJlantlets have od. T,here Is the strong need of an fied, dyspepsia Is a thing ot the past, of relative achievement. The kInd of once hecome well established. Fall organized oharlty which Is n(lt a- slap &lid I am now strong and WillI. soil, lay of land and condition of gl'aln seeded with grass will help to In the fact! of tbe self·respectln-g poor," "My husband also had an experience .Everybody was tboughtfu'c! tor a moweather, all these operate seriously as hold a .coverlng of 's now upon the laud with Grape-Nuts. He was very weak durIng tbe winter anll so tend to ment, sllenoed by, wbat tb~ ' Obeerful to results. and slc;kly. In the sprlng. ·Could not Grouch conjured ~ll In the way of pos·· What may be successfully carried sbleld ibe grass fl'oIll barm. attend to his work, He was under of help and charity. siblUUes out In one locality, one field, \VUl not the doctor's care hut medicine did not Then '~ne ,piped up with a' laugh to do In another locality and In another Life of Allparagus Beds, leem to do blm any good until he bebreak \he uneasy spell. "I bave a field. How I long will the asparagus bet\ friend ID Missouri who makes mODey gan to leave off ordinary food and use The fact tbat frequently better and last? A suburban market gardener out o( the fondness of her sllrvants Gr~pe-Nuta. It was positively surprismore hay may be secured tQrougb fall says he has a large bed about 20 for ber ~t-off clotJ1lnr;;' H~r cQlored Ing to lee the ohange In him. He grew than through spring Seeding In some yeal'S old which bas about run out. help 'much preters . her ' 8'ecoild-hand better !Ight olf, and naturally he had cases may be attributed to the follow· The roots have grown a thick 'mass dresses to the cheap 'new 'o nes they none tiut worcltl o( praise ' for Grape' . . Ing rea lions : all over the field, says the New Eng. can atrord. Lately ' sbe has sold one Nuts, "Our boy thinks he' cannot ..at a It may happen that the soil Is of I~nd Homestead. The rows of·sprouts drell8 to thre'e different women, ·each ioose texture and Is easily worked; have widened until It Is difficult to ot whom paid Ii dollar In 'a dvance tp. lDeal ~thout ~ral?~.Nuts, and he one that otherwise cannot long retain cultlvate at all and tlle stalks have clb;lc.h the bakgain;·. .'None ;.of, .· }be 'Ie!lrn~ aq fast ~. Bchool that hla teacb. moisture In tbe eari3 summer and In become small. Repeated 108ses by three ever capie to claim. tJ1e gO~, so er and o~er ,c~olars com~ent on It. times of drought; where burning off winter kJl1lnr; bave lett large gaps In sbe b'all tbree dollars ! aDd ' the dreiS, .I am .a~.a.Qed tb~t It · Is beoause ' of the l18at ~ourJablng elemente In of sprlng·sown grass might tallow, and' some places, To renovate such a field too," '. ' Qrape:.Nute:>' where location of field Is sU,c h tbat In ' Is a hopeless job and to ktll out ' the "All'" elcbed the C.' 0 "I'm D't lIucb , "There'l • ~e&son," the wln~er the snow wUl evenly cover asparagus Is almost equally dlMcult. ftnaricier as your ( ....eDd.from ·M I.'Ouri. : It CO~~~8 the pbosphate of potash It, tb\1s preventing It from freezing .Per~ap8 the eall,lest way .t o reolal~ BQ UtUe a one 'am I tha~ .1 even tatl and heaving out. . tb~ land will be to chop up the surface to #lnd In the jlnl~g ot ,Wa coin any' no~ wh~at. ~nd barley whroh comb/ne WI~ albu~en to make t;he ' rray mat. When .grass seed Is sown upon ea~lY wltn a wheel barrow and, sow to oats belptO tbe :burt·.that ·bonor ,(eels'" ter tu dally reflU the' brain aud ne"e plowed grass sod': the autumn-e . . ven and barley, followed' by r1e., . It will centers. ' .. , take several seasons to kill out the very late-Is a better time for seeding plant". It ma1 be said bere that an It ,. a :Jllty 'that people do not know t.ban the spring. "asparajIUS bed will last much lonler what. to fe~ their chlldr8l.l, There are At a sea!3o n wl1en ral~s are fre- than 20 yel!oril If the plante are set In .< ..J...:="." · . . . otbel'tl who ' gtve U.elr Joung. ql\ent· there will not be a. much rea.-. wider lIOWS and ' (allther apart. In tbe almoet ,any ~'~d Q~' ;004 and BOD to bring the sod IDto good capll.~ ro,v, P~aDt8 ' wblch have pleD~ the, become ' sick begtb to pour lary acUbD as there would be b~ t~e ' roo~ t~r their rootl ,nU .end 'UJ» larre . mediCine 40n them. The real ' nprlng, at a time wben the young ' sproubl wben 60 7"" 014 In land weU Is .Uot:to PfOP&f' food and ~I&JIte are torced ~o depend In a lIWIul'ed and clean. In the ..,. above . . aI~ w!lbn' med. .~ , great mealure on tie .tore of molat- 'm$llUoDed J)lanta were e~lJWcle4 ;~~;;~J ure that tbe Iud Jau IOGWIlOIate4l1ur· 01111 lis ... the wtAcer, ... !~~~~~!~!~~~I

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th a n lhe cnUr !.at or Maryland. The abundan e of stone ev rywher. Ami I\}e scurclty of 11mb I' In many pluccs ha \' d , ermin ed th e build ing matl'l'lul ror most of the houses, chilI' hes IIl1d oth er structures In Brit la ny . Wh en f ol' nny rell60n build· IlI g stone Is sca rce or oth erwise lack· ln g, th e p opl hl1\' oiten had reo cou rs 10 the prohl slo rl monu m nts for thei r h()1ll p.s and chllrch s. 'rh churches u(T()rd most fa sc lnat· Ing mate rial tor th e stllil y ot th e a r· dllt (' t nnd ti ll' nn ti!]l1l1rlul1 . Bpgl ll '

It II not right for wome·a. to be al. ways alling with backacbe, ' urinary, IlIa, lleadach e and o~h" . ' er symptoms of kid, ney' dlsea.se, ~be re la n way to end these troubles Quickly, Mrs. John H, Wright, 606 East Firs t Sl. Mitch· ell, S, D,. saya: ' ''1 suffered ten yeara with kidney complaint and a doctor told me I would never get more than te mpo rary r elie f, A dragging pnln and lameness In my back. almost disabled me. Dizzy spell s come a nd went and tbe kidney se \' tions we re Irregular. Doan's l{ldney Pills rid me of th ese troubles an d 1 fee l better tban for years past." Sold by a ll dcalors, oOc, a hox. Foster·Milburn 0., DtllI:l.lo, N. Y.

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It was th e scene of the most atrocious maSfiacre , !lnd In 17!l3 (ull y :;O ,O()O men, worn n and children were he r e butchered . Every obse rvllnt trav el I' soou realizes t.hat the domlnan t lI ute In the Bre lon charncte r Is th e llU!\' r· Sill unci Inel'adlcllble belief in a high er powe l', wh lcb I.s not only worshipped. but Is regarded as lnflu enci ng Dr d lerm lnlng eve ry Incid ent In tbelr dally lives. Most peculillr religious s uperstitions are cu rrent; IVitchl:Ta ft, char Dls anll antidotes are believed In , and {alri sand olhel' creatures of a childlike Imagination .l e re lIa v , a \,ery r a l 6xistence to both young and old. All of the ' people are now nominally hristlans, but Druidis m fl ou rished ill some r~ mote sections us late

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s on people ond country; but so lUll h of the ancient customs and landJUllrk bas SUf"lv d that Brittany is sti li a well-rua rked ge graphical and -ethuologlcal entity and bids fall' to remain such for many gene rations, This isolation at BrittaJJY trom the re maind er of 'France, while at tbe same time' the province Is compar.a. tiv Iy e8 y to reach and traverse, bas for many ye~ rs made It a popular holl. day and vacallon resort tor PariSians and Londoners and bas attracted the notice of regular travelers and tourists ..... bo. having "done" Nie Alps, tbe RWne. tbe Norwegian fjord8, the Riviera and the European capitals, at£! 8eeklpg new nlng with lhe eleventh century, they worlds to conquer, Artists of all lands present a most Interesting record at ba"e Ukewlse fC;lUnd this a most agreet he evolution and progress of eccle,a ble Held for work and recreation, The sl:lstical architect ure. Large castles ]lopularlty of the ' region Is ttellted, by' are rare and in practically every com· ,a score of modern books ot travel, munlty It Is the church that Is the lIqme written and illUstrated by clever artl 8~II, Bretons lived up to their rep· most Imposi ng structure, i2escrlblng the Quaint oharm ot country and utaUon tor conservatism and Th e hous !l of peasants and fisher· people and always 'giving tile reader a keen l'emalned loyal to the mono men are for t.he most part small, one· <leslre to go and see for himself, . archy and forcibly reslst~d storied, with deep, thatched roof. In a Some years ago 1 wall prl\ileged to visit '. the e8tabllshment' ot the refew plac s 1 noticed th e walls formed Brittany In tbe Interest of tbe' bureau ot fish. public long aftet' the other • entirely of upright grani te blocks erles and the personal observations I then parta of France b~d accept· se \'en or eight feet high, Windows made Inc:ldental to tbe .6peolal Inquiries In ed the new regime, (often without glass) are s mall, tew This ' hand torm the basis for these necessarUy des. sanguinary, chapter )n the in number and nbt infrequently a lto· lI]tory remarks, I g t he r lacking In the poorest bonses, history of the country has The floor a are of dirt, which Is The original name of Brittany was often convert d Into mud and reArmorica, wh ich was changed In cOD' mains so, and the Int eriors al'e usu· sequence ot extensive Immigration ally el1llly and ehe riess, In many from Great BrUnln In the fifth and tamllies th re is n com mon bedroom sixth centuries, The Armorican trIbes In each house, with a bed In each formed a part of that race of whloh the orner, and It Is no unusual thing to 1rlsh, Highland Sooto)) and Mans con. find the same room sllllred by a litter of pigs 'lIUtute one division and the Welsb, and perhaps severnl goats, <:ornlsh and Breton the otber, <The Celtic language there spok,e h at the But the leading product of the vmters of I'C:::"""'-- -llreaehf time Is dh' lded Into three or =--n-r.... ltlIiny is the sardine. This country has Its four ratb er distinct dialects and Is un· own pccUll!\f attractions for Ib e artist, the i1erstQod, If ' n,ot actualfy u,6~d by 'a very arc heologist, the lingui st and other speciali sts, large percentage of the na,tive popula· a nti e\'en ordinary tourists, Ilr o!lell Impelled tion, Many of tbe older Bretuns clm. to extend tbe ir trn\'els thith er; but th e tea· not speak French and In 1902 It was ture whi ch appeals must strongly to the great· found thnt ' the French language \Vas est number of Amer icans IIffects IIOt tbelr unknown or unused by 700.000 of the estheti c, nrUslio 01' sci ntlflc tastes , but th ei r p ople, The government n.o'w requires gastronomic, th rough tbe medium of the the Jearnlng of French by the young, canned sardine . Other countries and other It Is easy to unde rstand how the supersU· so we may expect the gradual dlluse parts of France produ ce sardines, but t he Uou. temperament' of ' tbe Bretons has been llnd flnal, death ot this ancient tongue. ' sardine par excell ellce comes {rom Brittany, developed by their isolated geograpbl>!al posi· Taking a brief glance at the bistory tlOD and the Impressive character o( the coun· Brittany Is tlle center of the sardin e fis h· of Brltts.ny. we may note th,a t ata very tr,.-, by their dlllUnct lal!guage and by lh~lr ' ery and has 0 \1 of the numerous establish· Temote perIod thi~ country became I being brought eonl!tantly II}. contact with those ments for t he canning or the fish , In ..an al'e r· strllOge megalithic remalna wblch are here thickly settled by a ' dark·sklnned ) age season the l)rittullY sardi ne fi shermen people . that. stal'tlng a W,\!stward mi. more numerous t~an anywbere else, number 2-,000 to 30,000 and catch 100,000,000 to 150,000,000 pounds of sardines, for which gratlon from 'Some jI'~rt of Asia. lett ' A sympa.thetlc foreigner has given an ad· monuments along their route tbrough. they recei\'e $1,500,000 to $3,000,000, While the mirable estimate of ' B,rlttany and the Breton ()ut central and, northern Europe and shore Indus tries dependent on the fish ery give "" char{lcter tbat sholt\d always be borne In e lU\lloyment to 20,000 otber persolls, mosU1 only cedsed tbelr . wanderings when mind: women and girls. So Importan t Is the sardine stopped by the 8ea In. Scandlnavla, Ire• "Those who would wish to see Brittany as ~OM'RRKET~ land, ,Great Britain, ' Fi'.nce,. Portugal that In mnny communities In Drlttany every she really Is must not look at ber wild !lnd person III directly or Indirectly supported by and Spain, ' In prebilltorio times 'the Gaull been vh' ldly portrayed Balzac:. stirring barren plains, her bleak, ~reary mountains, It" anll tbe fallll re of the flsh to come menlls conquered this early race, and tfien oame tbe ,novel, "The O~ouan8 , " , . 'her dark and sombre forests. her stormy and ruin, starvation and death to mony people In Roman conqUest' and tbe ~ Roman ocoul?atloli The Brltous, at first trlends and kindred rock·bound shores and her lonely, lovely val· of ORul untll the fO)1rth century, up to which the more Isolated places, of the Bretons, eventually' 'b ecame their hered· leys wltb the bast" glance tbey cast on any time tbe pecultar religious practioes ot· the • Sardines Ilre found 0 11 lhe coastll of Drlt· Itary enemies, For centuries the ''Brltish prl· otber pallsln! landscape. with the bard prac· aboriginal J,'ace appear to, have flourished' un· tany throughout tbe year, but occur In grent· vateers and naval ,'essels ravaged the coast, lIenl eye and fa8t1dious. ta,s tes of modern trav· ' molestlld ~Y el,t her Oa ulA .or ' Romans, '.. est nbundnnce In SUlUmer and autumn, The blockaded the harbors, bombarded the towns, efers; they Il)ust think of her as Ule land small 'fish, lu demand tor oannlng purposes. We read ' that In 383 ,l'IaIlm1llan. 1I0n·ln·law ' Iand~d ilghtlng 'partltlB anil tbe long-contlnued ' that bl\!I beell consecrated by the earliest feats have been hatched trom eggs laid In the pre· of Octa,vI}J8 'of England. and ~Is nepbew, 00', and dc·ep·seated .anlmoslt)' · thu8 engendered of chivalry, 'pernap. the only spot tn the 'mod· vious summer at a considerable distance from stili , abides In this la,n d; where cbanges In , ern world that hall pre'8erv~~ In her legends , nan ,~rerladec, ' -,vent oyer to At:morlca , and en· habits . and customs ana' 'sentiment occur very untarnished the ' 'eternal youth of ', pbantasy:' . -tbe land and go' In schools at. or near the sur· . deavored tb dlspJa~e t~e Ramalu/, Tbls , 'Ven, ' . " tace, As many as 100,000 have been taken at . Here It Is notlonly 'the II])lrlt'that b'a unts the ture cost the lives ot so~e 16,000 ' lIoldlers. 'Blowly, one time In one net from one school. but tbe Then MaxlmlUari took over huge army a~d' last ~ears' bOWer8,' but tll'e spirit ot agel past, -Tbe llres€1nt Pop,ulMlon ,or Brltt~y.ls about usual s ize, of the Boh!fols Is not remarkably eventually overcame the Romans, ,' C911an ,be· that looks you In ' the fact!. 3,260,000, Tile prlnolpal clUea are Bre8t, the large, . oam..e king' of ' the , country, )Vli~ch ~ ~e ' O&lted,' , · gre.t naval port of France; beau~fully located "The travel~~ , mUlt not regard the melan· " Llttle Britain. or. Brt;talne, aJld,/ lDaldnc' WI, Like othe r free,swlmmlng oceanic' llsh~ of one of' tbe ..b~t barbara, all ,J!jurol,le; choly Breton," 'altei'n~tefy , . taoltprn and elocap tal 'at Nahte~ .b e InvJtecl , his 'countrJmen. which the mackerel, ' bluefisb and berrlng are Rennel, In . the InterIor, brought promJnentl~ . Quent, simply as an 'uhlettered and morose whO 'lIfe!:e then ,vel,')' bard prealed by t~e SCots oonllplcuol,1s examples, the sardine varies In to the world's potlee lome years ago all tbe ' pellaant, but al • being cradled In lIupersti· and ",ota· an.d 'Salto.UB, to~ come over and Jotb abundance from year , to year nnd at times has soene Of, ' Dreyfull' ftrlt tTI.II and Nanta,s , on. , tIon, endo'W~ , by nature ani! ed~ClJtlon with a btm, MaD' tbouqndl rHponded to thlJ and been ·exceedlng.ly scarce on the French CO/ltsts, the Lolt:e. the large'it and- one bt th~ .molt in· ,t{vld ' Imagination, with ' a deep! truq, ' poeU~al aub,"uent ltadtatfons and' by the tlnle ot co:- , terel~ng pl,aCCII In all ' Brltt,aQ Ita chief a~ , lenle, with atroNr and, ,190m" l'ellgtOUi v,lewI, Thus. from 1887 to 1890, there WJIS an alarm· nan'l death, In UI, · Ohrt.t1~n!ty,.. that h!,.d ing soarcily. but after tbls four·year perto~ traction I. ~ta ' boary ag. and romantic Wstory~ to WhOIO the 'aplrlt-lancll ·la .an ever·present, an bi81l ,tJitrpclu~ wtth the Br ~n "1n~llP'IUlta, . It la mentioned b; Oaeaar, pliny I\nd o\her e ver-living reality, and w!lo iCl~mD.1ftes blmsel.r the 'fish returned In aa great numbers as ever. bail IIMIl .Ita.-,Usbed atad papribm 1alillOSt writers ~elr time and wu a cl~, ot note .for hie. ha~d lot C).. ~ri~ by a constant refer• A8aln, (rom 11102 to 1906, the aardhl.e dlllll.P. abollatiec1 o~eJ' a larP. .P&r.t of oae CIODIlti1, 10DI before Oaeur dlrideCJ all 'Uaul loto thr~ • Il~ to the fUture joy.,~f beaverlO" peared almoat completeij'. only to be foUow~d , Ia tbe IIIhldJe ..... the dakN of Brittan,. , parbl. ID tile Dllddl• .aea It wu ~. qf the b, .perlod of great abUII'daoce. All IIOl'ta of Ilrlttan7 la a uuallciouDtIy. Ita extreme llloat ..1.1».. P«*I88tona of the ..JD1.royal ~ ~tdJal . lIHroaatI.,.. ' &lid ~e theories bave bdtlh advaDced tCl account for 18JlIUa. from north to Aula. I. ,ollly '150 mlto. duktI of and ,UtI, ADlle of --Ie bl4 a parUam..t for row, . ieyOl~ ,.....s ,ID and !:a ......t. . _14th Ii a'-out tll4t .ame, qlbe theae petlo«i. of '4c~It7...bleb appear t" b~ molGtlOD aM It la.toO ,...... ...... (tf ~ ·IIWe lafpr comIq'.m~re ~equeut', thaD ,ormerl" P I'

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When the Umbrella Took Fire. Thomas Sim\lson, the Detroit malleable Iron man, Is a grave and dlgnllled persoD, but once he made a joke, He was sitting with a party of fri ends, one of whom was smoking an enormous cigar, The friend had diffi· culty In .keeping the cigar going, and ' by his repea tecl IIghtings had frazzled lhe eud of It until It was about twice Its original size, But he kept bravely at It, Suddenly Simpson began to laugh, "'Ybat are you lau ghing at, Tom 1" uked anotbe r memb er of tbe party, " I was wondering what Jim woul' dn wben that umbrella he Is smoking begins to blaze," he sald,-Saturday Evening Posl.' C'ere In Preparlnr Food. In recent yearl Iclentlst! bave proved tbat tbe value of tood Is meas· ul'ed largely by Ita pUt'lt,; the result Is the most stringent purl toad 'laws that have ever been known. One tood that has stood out proml· nently as a perfectly clean and pure food and which was as pure belore the enactment at tbeslt laws a. It could possibly be III Quaker Data; conceded by the eXllerts to be ths ideal food tor making strengtb of muscle and brain, 'rhe best and cbeapest of all toods, The Quaker Oa.ta Company Is tbe only manutaoturer of oatmeal that has satlstactorlly solved the prob· lem of removing the husks and black Bpecks which are so annoying wben other brands are eaten, U YOIl are convenient to the store buy the reg· ular size packages; It not near the store, buy the large sizl! famll, pack· ftgel, 1 Pests Worried by Pests. Since 't he Dutch philosopher Leeu· wenhoek di scovered that the pupa. of the flea was som etimes preyed on by the larvae ot a mite, It has been well known that various small Insects have theIr external parasites, And a recent communication to Ule Comptes Rendus of tbe Biological society of Pari s by M , Druyant, shows that mnny mosquItoes cnrry about mites In lhe larval s tage, Th ose described belong to four different genera, Tbey prob· ably feed on t he Integumentary struoturgs ,of the ,mosquitoes, GOVERNMENT HOM~STEAD8

One and one-half million acres of \ farming and 'grazing land will »>. opened for settlement In ' the Chet·' enne River and Standing )took Indian Reservation Octuller 4th .to 2Sd, Fast dally' thro\lgh ttll.lns direct lo .Pierre .\ and ,A berdeen, S, D" the reglstra~loe points. via the Cblcqo ~ Norul W~'" \ un Ry, Wl'1te tor 'Cleacrtpttve pam.... lets giving. 'maJIS ~d full partie..... , to W. ~, KnllikerD, P. T. K~ C• • W. Iq., Chlcaao. ilL ; . What Old ' He Kno'" About ttl "JII11 Ill" there', Dotbl. . . . \Ll'eIlUQUI liCe." , .

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Elizabeth C. Shoemaker vs. JenEstate of · M<try O. Spenoer, rle· township"" ~O j C, C. Cleaver, QO~ . r-,":"ir-HE-u-F-E-II-'.-"----------------------., nie C. Bamllton et a1. Plilin'titfs' oeased. Firshndfinaillooot,lntflied. traot No. 74, '71l j O. C. Oleaver, (I) ' ~' NE\V = = = , S A F S ,==== seCOND HAND granted leave to file a demarrer·. Ctliper DeFosset, adminilltrator VII bridgf' rep!4lrs Massie townsbip, $3 i _.._ Time Lock and Repair Work All Klndl w .\ Webster ' Smith va. .lohu A. rha Southern Ohio Loao and Trust' George Robertson, bridge repairs, RE~lD!!NCB SAFBS A SPECIALTY Thompson, Oonrt oonfirmll aotion 00, et a1. The defendant is given Wayne tow.nsJl1p, '12·; 'P hilip Nickel bel.she Aren'cy for " Century" Adjustable Steel Drawlnr Tlbles ' . in mugiRtr'l lte's oourt. . jleave 'to file answer ",ithln ten daYR oleani[)g fioor in bridge, $1.00 I Vi. Luoy A. Smith .vs. l'hlllip (ira~din . b ·o m September 11. H. RobinSdn senliles ' on Soldier's , . . .. . THE C. HAl" S~FE' CO" Columbus, Oblo, :••l·f=-,c~~~~m · Uourt oonfirms writ of exeoation Estate. of 'John B Keuter et al Burial Commh~ee;. '3: Stakalta Pen ~;;;;;;~;;~~~;;;~;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~;.;-~ fiied by sberijf Berma'n K~u~r appointed "dmini8~ Co I supplies far aaditor, $10.16; J. WALTER MOCLURE, Wtlliam W. Crane vs. Wilbur tntor living bond of "000 with J: Thompson, .,ervices as I!;lfirmary Crane ,et al.Ne~ appraisement Bernltord Keuter and Frank Keuter direptor, "0 j w. a.Btanage & Qo., FOUNTAIN SYRINGES \lIked for Rnd granted. as sureties and E. B. Rogers, John reoord and.:suppl.ies. ,53 50 ,j' rr~ki.o" . ~ Funeral Director• ., lOOrt ;P . Ad'lma V8. Daniel 'LInd'e r &lid Samaellrons appointed and Dak.in PremIum on Insurance,' ~_ Adam" at 0,1. Sille ~f sheriff oOn· appraisers. ' $19.p() j F. W. .na~ols, p,r emium .?n SQRWARTZ'S 'l'elephone day or uight. Ii . .Estate of Margaerite P. )(oery, Insaranoe, $58, 25~ Robert 'Brough, Vn.}ley phone No.1. r..ong firmed: ' By L Franltll:mm Probate COu..... minor. firet Rooount filed. barlal of M,<.ses Barnett, *75 j State' Distance N\). 6\)-~f. u.-i._ of 'Ohio VS. Wmia~ Dane, *10,1)0 I -- • . In the mo.~ter· of the .~iIl of Bar. , .. --~ .... Llce~ , YALl!ABlE TIMBERS 'WAYNESVILLE 0"11). !!'!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!"!!!!'!!!!!~!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!! I rlet.E 0 Neall, d~ea8ed . . Appltoa. Boward Collett, 83; ~tvi1 engineer, State of ()hio ~s. Irl:' Wev.v~~," 11.85' : _ "" ' I· . · . . ' • tion to "dmit SlI.me , to probate eet HarveYllbnrg an.d Mary S~kes 'nb- Valley Teleph.o ne Co, '14 55 j Cerl" In remOving some of the old bulk I ~ranch Office, Harveysburl'. O. for h earing September ' 18 at 10 baw, 32, Leb&non. Rev. J. W:' Uad . tral Union rehlphone Co, $18 25 I heads at Lewiston re ervolr {:o muke ~!'!!!!!!'!!!!!~!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!! o'olock . dis. W . J. Wrlg~t, oolleothig delinquent way for more Dlodj:'rn Etraotures of In the matter of t~e will of Fred RUJ Estate Transre~s. perlionlLl tax, IsU ~7. ' OOllorete the- State struok a varita1,)le It~ ~ a.~T~..!....W AY~' ___-,--_ =Co=m=mon Pleas .Court. erioa. Book, deoeased. Appltcation ~muel L. Palfrey . ' to John D , 0 '. ,e . n 0 tlrilber mine. When tbeee old tim • . \'VA,yuesvuie's LetUling Dentist · New Suits. .. ds ' ··v'e re oo"nst·r uot·ed ....... to ftdmit same' to probate eet for BeaUIv real eetate tn Warren Coun. with Oregolli~ Brlclge Co., for .oreo· bar boll.be .A, Office in Keys Bldg. . M~ln 8' Elizltbeth Roberts, plaintiff vs. bearing September 4 at" o'olock. t -900 lo'e nailers and relaying - fiool' ·on ha f cent~ry _or thore ago, timber . y, .. . . 1\1 . B t b id d & Silas Rober~s, defendant. Petition Samuel E. Outler administrator Am~ndlA M. Sutton et 1101 to Isaao orrow rew nsr r ge , .an r .was not 10 .nlul\ble os it is now. filed for dlvoroe on.grounds of gross vs. Mary E. Cotler at al. Distrib~. 'WillSon 'and Eaphenila. Wilson, 'r eal moval of old HeeohRt!n ~l'ldg~ Ilnd Fot' t.hat reason they oould afford get Immediate rdIef ,.. negleot and nan.s~pl>ort . Prays tion of proceeds of sule ordered. estate Massie township, $SOO.. extra angles ~or . 8.eoond St " ,Ca~ltl t~ ~se great ou.k Bod .w alna' 199,.in . _ , Dr•.~oop·$ ~ .OIDIIIa\.· for 'o ustody of foar ·smliH child!en, In the matter of trast oreat~ bY', J . B. Gra.bam to Wall~ce E. Miller masonr~ i,! Salem, Clearo.reek ~nd the work. . It WI\S, the oheapest mll.:·. ~~~!'!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!'!!!!!~!'!!!!!~~!'!!!!!!'!!!!!!!! Ann Ito Lytle tSharts,. plaintiff V8 item 4 snb A . in will of Roth A.l real elta~ tn Lebanon "000. Franklin , townships,. at , es~i~a~ t 'rial to be found , and WI1S right vn ~enry C.. Shurts, defendlint. Peti. .. Chenoweth : rleceused. W. H. All~n .JJaiIY K . 8tc?D~ and i Stone to $15:.95 . . . the.' ground . . tlon for divoro~ flied on grounds of a.ppoillteti trnstee giving bond of S 1.. Sllieon et al real . estate In ContraOI} wall entered into ~It~ !::lome .of t he walnut )o~s ware 69 extreme oruelty. Prays for oustody '3500. Mallon, $1. . . Or"goni& Brldg .. Co" for various feet long Bnd t~ree or fvll~ teet thiok of minor oblJdren with aUmQny , In t.he mutter of will of Oetia J h W '0__ . A th Be al'~h railinill Qndten~ovBl of o,l d ]dfl.ny were, perfeotlv sou pd (~nd wi11. . 0 n . uor.n to . r or an b id 8600 d' St C nal' ·'at · .. Brandon,. Burr & Ivins, attorneys MoOabe, deo6Used. Will admltted real estate In Warr.en . oounty, 'l~ r ge over . n . a, , be oonverte4 iQ to lumbar. .. fo~ pla.intiff. to probate. Ma t W b to DeWttt C. Fr8nklin .atestlma.te.of 116S.60, . A singular faot was found 09 to Jaanita Stephenson, plaintiff vs. In matter of above Oakley MoCabe HOO{~~:~ e8ta:e ~~ """,nen ooanty PI,a ns, 8peot~oatio~s aud estimate the oak logs thul! recovered. When Roy C. Stephenson, defendaqt. Pe. widowel' elected to take under Raid $10 tOO for oonore$e faoe walls to.. hrldge they we re broagbt out th y seem~d tition 'divorce on grounds will ' D~ • I ~.a. at C ~l _.. m int8t·ra to r a.batments and E.,1 C. , ·flled for ~ __ . DUmue er, .... .. ' winge B 'il near ' I soft, but on examination' proved .to ' of ,non .• uppor~ And habitul drank Estate of pelll80 MoCllbe l deoeat\oo. to Ada k. Culll)m, '2568, ieal estate Dodds farm o~ . 8m ~nw r?~ n be me~,e1y , water' . soak~~ and n ot GneBS. Ueorge E. Yoang. attorney W. A. .Keiter appointed exeootor tn uarlan "-w'nahlp. TarUeoreek township, er~ ap.~ r.ottlm • . Tiley; sa.wed as easily s ~ .u . d d I ~ t B .R d t pine but after belnR dTieil and ex forplalntlff. · Kivhlgbon~ ~U6000wit.hTheAmer. J.K,G11ohriehnd Elizabeth Gil. ~rove an e o. er,t eeeSl osedtotb&air fota ,UQ18 beO/un A r-7:::-:- ---eOUlrtlPfiK:eOO1illfss..:-ioan Botiding Oompany ef &Itlmore ohrillt ·' real estate tn Turtleoreek DJate, '12~ .80. fi .' d i . as 'hard as bone and wilen the 'boards Elisabeth Robert8 vs. Silas Roberts Md, a8 sureties. George E Lam- '. townllhip to R. Wilds Gllobrlst, '1. Pllins ~peoi ~tion8 a~ .. eet mILt!'!, ~ere used for iot·e.r(pr .flnj'. h~~B too1t D-s.'l d"nce of defendAnt beio·g uu. bert, Clarenoe 0 , Beohtolt and De Eli b thOA ' I' te l"- 'P I' for new oonorete, abutm~pts pear on ~ most beautifa~ p~1i8b j , .. .1: ~ .. .. .. .. ., . ZIL e . . ' 00 at a ... an Randall's farm, Butler oount.y line known ~o plaintiff, It is ordered thll.t Illosthenes Weer .appotnted apprals· Hh~d~ reales'-te tn Warren Ulunty 'road in' JJeerfield towndhip were apnotice of pendency a nd prayer of pe ers. . . • proved and oontraot let to Bert D() Yau G'e t V p tition be;made OD defeudilnt by pab· J Estate of Alfred S~mpkin8, de· Fannie K. Piper to .the ~U1age of Re8d estimate $165.75. With a Lame· Back? lication. . ' ceasQd. ,Frank J . BroWll appointed Fr~nkliD, real ~etate to FrankJin,.1. ' . • _ ..._~_ Unus W. Youncevs. Loaisa Brant administrator, giving bond \>f $2000 Bomer 6. Wilson -to Allen Kibler, 00 with a Rush. Kldncy T"ou~lc ltIakcs You JUscra~' et al. PlaintUf granted leave to file with Kate S. Brown and <James V. reltol estate In Maule and . Wayne Almost ev~;yol1e k,u()ws~{DI.Kl1mer;8 The demlind for t~t wonde.r.f.ul Swamp-R ov, At thO t ' k'dne' " 'liver aDd and same is filed .. Mulford as sureties' Lon Zecht\t, township, '1. e grea I " . • repl" J Swmaoh, Liver and Kidney oure, bladder rewed\.' be . "Mary Bodner vs. F. A. Hilde. Charles Conover and Barry Ralston Will O. GUllt.l n and wife to Harvey Dr. King's New .Life Pills-is -fl.S I' 'I ' ~ Cause of its re~arlt: brand. Coart orders plaintiff to re appointed a.ppra.i8ers. E GUlltln, real estate in Wayn6f' toundiog Waynesville . .'prlOple and . . .. obIt: h~lth restorhig .. ' ,,o over from defendant· amount due 1ate b matter 0f "the esta.te , 01 Wi II vi 1Ie, '2000. . ' they saJv they never "saw thf' like "• .• • . " prope~ties. Sw.arup- MeC~LL PATTERNS ~. . . . Root . fulfills h ln'lo~ Its J>eo~u8e they .. n~ve.r ,faU to o u r e ' .. ',. ,'1,,"1.,1 I" r 'Ie, pe rl t fit ~ s!mpll city. ""d her $106. . . A. HlLrdYi deoeased. C. _B. D~. bant Comm1eel 'Qners' Pr-~-A.IIlnas. "'onr Stom"oh, Con· s.ip"tlon, Indl': ,eve{Vr' wish ..l'\'Cry cl!:lllll l'y " "" rly ·411 y,.... ~. :1>d In "ljt)oly i lOrD ~l". Ii;J u. b ill . overti .. c ity Hurl \l w , It I" t :'1) U n.ft'\1 .. to.: bi m .d . Robl;'rt I. !::lpohr VS. Village of filed bond required by oou.rt as holel · . gostion, BlliousneBS. ,Jaundloe, • t:!lok co\umg r CUlio.! I!~, 'uolUln, or 10\, . on,IiI 11\ ~~I. ~ 11"'c, . ", Ir tl . u Franklin, Plt~intlff ordered to file er of legaoy. ~11l8 allowed-Oregonia Bridge ·Headache, Ohillund MaJaria. Only ~:~~,i1l1~:r~a~~lJ~; M/:,iLL:I~ l\~~~';\ZI~~J (or t ,ttl ellt" IHIP:C. ... .cause In default before Ootaber. EstlLte of Huzef Wbitaore, mi'nor· Co., oontract No 4~, $28S.50 i Ore- 250 at Bohwartz's. ' .. and every part oflbe Jl I.,,, ""h" ' q"$" ':1 Iha n ~n)' 011,,;, In$I.lon· • -. , -.' ~riary nassafie ' It ' 1 "'II'~ltlc- IlI II1I/i n n n lli Ih. 111""1\,,,.h I,·. l.~ I. gonia Bridge Company ocntrlLct YillaKe of Franklin vs FIlnnle R . Final Ilccount filed . , No . . , " - ~ '. . " b' " Cgl . stY,I<~1 p:tt l~rll<; J ~, ~lIIul;i llJ!: ,I, i li ndy, , . . . . 22 lpooial uf 11106 '-050' Clint S.An Ex ClerJDont . Connty Reoorder, - '. correct8 lOa J tty' to . p ln, n 'C \\' I II (:', (:0 11 1 )' ,""~II ! t'wcl' ~ •.huirdrc "", .~per: Cause dismissed on oompro. F.l~tllte of Etta W. 'Lew18, minor. ' , ..." - • J'O\lD Marsh, upon quitting umo~, hold water·and·scaldingpain ill 'pnsilingit, cWlttett e, ~o"tI . '('n,·, . .c le. Oll l\' fllf cc nt'< "a Final licoount tiled. ton, oontraot, No. 76 $142 j Frank handed over to the treasure!' -702 or bad effects fol.lo.wing USe of liquor, wille y,c:or (Wb'llI ,I ouhl )', i ildn,II'nll' ~ hl!/l ,':ltlottl • m i..... .." .. ..~d th t I s t l) tt bICrlbc, IOc!:! )" or ,O,,"J lor .SII.IIII.lu COI'Y. , W W C d A BE ~tokes. oontraot No. 68, '83 gO; whloh hf' had reoeiVed in fees iD ex. or u=~, all o,:ercomell n unp ea an WO:'IUERFUL INDUcEMENTS ' , m. . rline 0.... gnes an· stdat!ioftAd"d~' utohinsotnfi'ldde- Walter S: Whitaore, oontract No. cess at the slliary ollowed by I"w. utberCO~Ug·lbtytOhfe ~ae~~gaclotdn~petollg~edttoupgOwofatneny \/' .~\ ~ Itl . 1!'<1~I"1. hmr! n~ P " l"ld um C~lulo{; .. e buiy vs. Wilbur Corwin et ,a1. cease "rA nn ,.na l acooun e . . . . "JO Ull u neW r . ' l'm:o c> e ra. ', A Leave ill graut-ed Anua MoOItdland Samuel E Cutler administra"o~ 68 and 119, $~ 74 90; Jlloob Shomaker, ' ., . • _.. " times duri.J!g tit,: night. . - . CUE' Mc(;UL co.. 238 to ~ W.1t7tJa SI.. NEW YOI: I{ " , ' ~ bridge repairs for Walthington town. NotIce.of AppOintment . Swart;Jp,jRoo~ IS lIOt recommended. for ,. . file auswer and cross pe. IIhip, j Benry Cbrlstlan bridge reo Estate :E. O'Neall. 'M ' ;' , L8",,11 Slhuit vs. Board or Edaoll. t 1 tb f I d dl pairs for Hamilton township, $21 ~5 j The underBIped h,u been ILp~lnted and the re~edy yC!u 1l.e~d . ._ It .ha~ becn thor.' . . I. , ' . • 1<' • no ess I1n aoe va ue . aD to e F W R ':1... b Id t qualitled .. ExecutOr of the Estato· ot Barrle~ oughly t~t~d 1111)rlvate practice, aud has . " . a..,...wBY, . r gEt r.l!Plt rB ,:.~~eall.1.te of W~n:.~nty •. <?,hlo, de- 'proved so succe'lsful that a, spec!ul' ar·' Undertaker and ,Embabne~. • :,.-' tton 0 . t.ytle d!etriot. Plaintiff glv. t~ibute proceeds acoording to law. . eA 3O;\\&ys1n whloh to file petition In tbe mll.t.ter of the guardians""i Wayne.t~wD8hip, ,~12, !::lamuel IrQns, Dated thll 14th dayof ·'8eptember. A. D., l~Keruent h.ns ~en wade by whJc~1 all . . . . . '-, - ,~ , 'P p- bridgerepatrsTartlecreektownshlp 1909, '. ' . . readers of thIS pap.er, Who have not al· · Will 'h "f ' d t ' "t h l.i .. ~amfe IUVilns VS. Board of Educu.· of Alma K .· Maxwell et aI, minorr. $7 25 W l"A ' m . Wtl ' b "d ' ' W. H. ALlJl1N, 'EltecutOr; ready tried ,it,. nlny. hav~ .8 sample .,e ou~ n e 0 ~. d Istr ' ic t . PI' . . are more . • -thaDSO • . vessels . . .!le~t free b'y. rnail , ,,~o 1 'a boOk Q',nk, Bullding., op~fte .'tt on,. 0 f ' L.l y,. e alDtiff Clijford S' Mlix~el1l1ppointed laar. .' ."' . a ....r:a. . .. 80n •..,,, r. Ie,.reo There 'OOO _ the NationaLBaok. . .iven 30.d ..ys in ' which to file peti. 'dt' 'D "'1' b d 11700 ' pa~8 , and .. lamber, '1109./11;1 J ,. W. In',,'h Id f 100 to r ' > ' ..... 'more 'a~tlt Swaw{l:Root•. and. " . a ., ymg ou 0 B h b id i T tl 1. I e wo~. ~ . ~n~ or mo~r. findoutifyouhaveltiq. Te1epho~'e in hou~ and of. . . 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CRA~E, lUIitot ' and .Manag I' ,t h t) '1u)J, lind lei 00t> or the h~ that t pll b <': n so ~i o HI . bill 0 nd gr ollob y) 1O B gi nnin g prowpt1.V Ill, 100 'clock, I PrS ever retld before tllut orgil~l izu. muc h of thoi l' Ih' s thllt t.bey Ul .y the followi ng proptl.r ty: n bl (wk Rat~8 of Sub~cription ' tlon.-E d ) u ( t bo abl e 1,0 work up n perfeot ly mar ,\) yeill s old weigbt 1,-10 One Year (strl Uyln iuWall e) .. . . . .. . 1. 00 Be who wouln be hall(ly mosl winnin~ smilo u.t t h first o.t ~emp t , llo und~, It fi n f'It'Ul IUltre lIu(1'1 g Oi l Slllllle oopy ...... .. . .. . . " .. .... br ood Ul a1' • I bllY murD \) yOllrt.! old , ,lit, I uk'" UIJ bl' S U11'l\d to sue' only tbi but , if Y ' ll will get your sytltem II " , , ,, ' sired by U. 1:1 . Pur 'ell, I~ "o,)d " on· . sOllltArl f nll of aIU i Ie!! throug h IHI U h b good in otbers , to bunt '" for t .. .e eau aaies of Advert isemen ts l'ul . I l ' purposo flod brood O1II1'e, 1 grllY tl .' b t l t hrougl l,why, y on won't .h live nn y tlfu t lIngs' lO lelr 0 a rll e ers, UD( Readtn g LO(Jn l~. per line . . . . . .. . borse 16 yelH Id , n good wo l'l, · t I I trouble !-letting them tu tile surfuo to ignore t b e u g I y t h lOgS, Readln" IOCl>I8. blilok fact; . p ' r lIu e 0 00 , hor e, gentl e Iin yw h re; 1 bilY dri v. d wlb en n f or h arm any an d avOl'd d' uded , nnd you OllWilOed Ads. nol to t:lIceed live line . wil l Hnd me .1 cor . . "t of th e lJl ell sunt things for which yuu iog horee 10 yoars old , l bright bill' 'l'hreIlI1l8crllou Y au wi 11 never fi. nd th t rlug.u . 13 .. . . .. . .. f k d t . Id OhltuartcR,' five Inches free ; o,' er f h '" htlVe bee o 100klO g , 1'IImembering aN mare, 4 "eu by lonking or the croo e or u O ' ~ rs old, sl' rod by Allen . I ncb ea . per II lie ... .. . ... ... ... ... 5c Ing t he croo lr ed thou~ ht· 10 ' t h e mm d w ~ KO ulong hat the ooly IUa.D 01' DOW DS, u. good actor and drivel' . well Card ot thallks .... .. ....... ... .. ... ' 25 If 0 broke Rud gentle, t \'I'U e xt,rll good 0t ntly oritloi" I'og or WOIDlln ne vll r llt of tl job I tb e oon", Rcsol uLions ....... . .. ... , ... ... .. . . .. 60 c Ii y1 u are at d f f 1 l .Je rsey COWA, six t,OU8 of gnod tim othy " tr(lulJl eilunt.£1 r: Soc l ~~ lg et c. where uhnr"c .. Is mn!le . . .. . , .,;'" U( iug ILU t, CIS eo 0 pnus\O g Or ItIlY, 3 two-y ell'r -old Duroo .I ers e" A!!k it ilion (lnu Ill!! wif I)ll!pl~v Adv cJ;'USIIlI!. per luCIl ......... .. ..I U(', uppl eoil1tlng , you wbiob is will ruin your brood SOWellI!! wol1 hred us can bJ Dlscoun lU gl"un on cO ll t rac ~ . ' f 1 d th o be t-dI'Gs!!f ld WO lUnu nt I.L reoep. I}ower for seeing the b eout I u an Rich design and refined beauty in kni ves , fork s, spoons fo und nnv. wher e, 2 .y onn g sows well · I th ·true, jll t u.s lllhnbit ulLI ller and fancy serving pieces an! nol attributes ' of solid oses r tiou f.nd t,hey will lI ot lI!{ree. l:Ie br ed (brHI for Ill te fllll litter~,) 1 silverware alone. The sk ill bol'll of long experi ence has proSEPTEU BE R 3~ . 1909. pJwer to tell the trut h . If you ar will loo k fnr t.h mos t becomi ng 001"00 .J r ey llo-' r hurd to bau t , 2 duced. ill th e famous "\ 847 ROCE RS BROS ." si lver plate, cffects ill luoking for fa ults iu nel.g hb 01'8 "DC1 lr a~~ , s h fll l'th" 'IIOH t expe llll iv(l . surin g pi"s, I t3operio r wh eat drill , pattern and deSign \\ hich make ils nallle for beauty second only L t II nu mber of Iloopl e t,ruveJ uver frieudtl YOIl will see nl nny, for few " eo Fishing 's fairly good now . to its reputati on for qualit y- "Silver Plate tha t W tarJ." tl l m o~ t n w , wi th fert'ill:l. r at taoh the SUOle rU/Hl Heelng new plllces , of us m ortals a re per f'ect- better be So ld by leading deakrs eve rywhere . Send for catalogue mout nnd urn ss Rl' e (] UI', 1 tohllcco oheater} onoe In uwh ile t b un to sus· euch will givll.1l ditl'ereQt IICOO Ullt of '" .. C'L ," show ing all pattcrns . . setter, di~k hl1rfow , c() d ' h rn 1)latl tel', t wbut wa to ue lIee D, for t he rellRO O Lard has gone ant of sight , Ill. peot every one of being IS . on s MERID EN BRITAN NIA CO., 50. too h bllnolY , I roo Age oulti va to r t, most! CluteruaUo lu\ 1 ~l l v .' r f'u., !'i ucceeaor.) It r equi res uut. u. j'1 ttl. e nurRIn ~ each found Wblit he WUB looki ng for . 1 plow, 1 wugon. 2 bua"i But eslast. l rob lind Meriden. be!jt of 1111, if Wlj Ileek Conn, Ilnd 0. litt le thoogh t, to S6 Interpr et .. ,., . b we way find thnt pAnce and tru!!t of her tir ed nearly new, Chollll,iOll The poUtioal sltolltio n Is just coru. n'sin gle r emark or !lotion tat h It e cart almos t oe w, tObllCCO RprllyeJ' ing to Ught here. comf9 a. terrible gl'iavanoe. Lc t u On vid of Old, when he sa.iel " the Lord (Cbumpion ) new, fenoe maohin e, inperson get it into bis hea d t b at I\n i my ~helJherd, I IIhull not want The Road to Success. WHA T THE R. F. D. DOES oubator , eto, 1 set of No. 1 work And though I wlilk tbroug h the In the WOOds, lots of trees are vut other . does Dot like Ihim, n·n d Ule has rnuuy ob t ruction"" bot n on e so harnes , 5 sets of single III driving h valley Ilnd ahadow of death I will sltghte st word or aot on w Th e te;\ phone oonnection brings ting all their autumn dress. ow harnes8 . Tbree of the8e sets are desper ate Ill" poor he/tl th. !::iue e8S k felir no evil ." today deulBnc heult.b, bot El e tri c the diRtnot city to the fn r lll er's door. tohimo onolu1 4ively thatbe lswor. . '__ genui nerubb ermou nt,ed, two have Bitters is tbe ls g reutest health build· Ing agains t him, and . nothing that .r neve:.r been on 8. hor8e lind the oth er er the wor ld hil S e ver known . It Hut th e Ruml Free DeJi very does Now is a good time to oot tbe tIDY one Olln SIlY or do will 0 n vinoe FOUNTAIN SYRINGES is 1Limost nevy. T wo stoves, 1 cream oJmpels perfect Il cti o~ of stomac h, lIIur6. Lt urlllgs bim tbe lltl ily neW8 , weeda. Don 't ~egleot. them. the' n"gl'iev ed one tbat he is wrong .. liveI', kidoflY B, bowelS, put·jfle uod pap er , tellin g a ll thlLt hilS bappen ed eparato r. oho rn r ocking cbuirE', enriche As every remark whloh ~as not in- ' s the lll nol1, Ilod tone!! un ill. round thu world in the last t wenty(lisb e!! 'a nd oth l' urtioles to') uu. vigorut es the wb ole Bys t m . Vig- four b ours. Aod it i8 the dllily 4~re you ~otng to buy oranb e rri e~ tended to oonvey Imy especial mean- I pa. me rOU8 too ruenti c.'n. or ons body and kee n bmiu foll ow for 8IIouoe this yeRri' We guess ap ing oan be made to lIerve as food T nu, of Hll e: A cred It of 9 th eir ose. You OILU't IlfIonl to tlligllt pel' Lbat hilS widene d hiM horizon fo r ma.ny unllll PPV hOllrR. ph~s will tnltke better slluoe, Ilnyway _ • mont,hl:! wi ll be given on nil sums ot Electrio Bitte rs if weak, run ·uown from the villllge post office to the Ptlrhllp t\ friend htlsspo ken care· • __ 15.00 aud over, purcha ser giving or !liok ly . On ly 500. GU!lrnnteeO oth er side of the globe. Statesm en hy Fred U. &hwar tz, lesl'ly Ilrout you. If thHt r e.m&l'k is und plLrJillments and ftl.moull person SOILS IN SOUTH ERN OHIO bankab le note; aU Bom, under The farmer surely hilS bl\d gool~ rem embere ~O, d Ilnd tt'6I\sured np ·iu ali ties hn ve entered his per8Unlll oll!'b i .J pllr cent discoun t for cash weathe r tQ HDlsb up hi tOllA<lCO the mind it \V. i ll grow Ittlll grow uo field of oonseio nEl !lSII. New invenThe oonrse .of ngriool tUle .In the on sums of 15.00 or over . crop, and be ha t nken I\dvAntllge til soon tbe sllght·e st aoti on or word Mitl.mi Valley has, been tions, gr ellt achieve mAnts, reaoh him one of SyH U. W. Hl!)Nl>EIISON. . it. of thllt person soomll toO mean some temlltio soil exhllns tion, \lOW AO t,bu t h e tbrills with the rest -.-..~..-. Gr!1in U. I'. Hawke , Auot . thing unkind . If one suspeo ts an- cr ops, timoth y and tobaooo 'I'he Stute is puttlog the b n o n of the world nt thei l' happen ing. Be' htl ve Lee Beader son, Lllerk. A trip down a.long , the Mlawi otber would do bim an injury, it I~ heen grown oontino onely or with i 'li viD~ wit h bis time instead of n ea.r beer. . me~n8 a. "8well nppearanoe" for " etlsy to belteve a)most anythin g. followi ng it. And hi intellig enoe only ooollsio nal short turl\s in clover 8hort time, for th" mOtlquitos are 8 The Brown County MedicR I ociat,y I will olfer at publio sn.le on the Imaglnat~on, may olluse honrs of thB corn has been sold has quicken ed Bnd his oon viotion s to the eJeva oantlon . J .M. Morray flirm- tormer ly kn own met in George town , ~ aturday . unhapp iness i so Why · not ima.gin e tor o~ to t he distille rs hll ve str engthe ned as he finds him. or fed to us the old Cyrus Smith farm-f our peollie Ilre sllying nice things about hogs; the wheat has gone And now the IIweet, Ipsoiou , do· self abrea t with the world . When into the miles No oompl! lint'ft m fa.rm~rs on ac us Bouth oC Wavne svilll) on tbe lioious pllW aud be happy. ' genertl.1 ma.rke t and the timoth y p!lW is beglnDlo~ to ri- Ruralll 'ree Deliver y was first agitate oount of feed for their - animal s fOl' Oregon ia lind WayneSVille pike on Nevel' allow yourse lf to form the hlls 'been sent to the cities . ed, people !laid: "Why, the farmer pen. But lit this wlntet . Corn s tltlks froin ten habIt of condem ning others, no mat t Ie mttnur e hilS been made Il-nd Tuesda doeAn 't need It. Be seldom get. y, Octobe r 5, 1909 t t.ha to sevente en rEI t. hl " b ought to make te'r what they have' done. Col. Frank Bite, of Rip ley 11u an any letters aud Hold little bas largelv been wasted he takes only weekly Beginn ing promp tly at 10 o'olook, airship r eady for a trial lote of fOdder, toward them perpetu ally the kindly :-'ome restitu tion bas been' fli ght, it is papel's ." For th"t the f!lrmer wa." made· to the followi ng proper ty : (Jonsis ting alleged . though t, try to flnd -the wlLn or the soil in pl-aoes by overflo 1l0t to blame. 'roday there ue over w,' but of one good brood mare 14 years old Halley ', ol)met and the NortH Polt' woman God intende d" n ot the ~nore often the 32,000 free deliver y routes. 1'ho overflo ws' have ollr- work anywh ere, 1 good more 11 B. C. Free grew Q. mu kwelon oontrov efl!ey etms to be '0.11 'h(' dwarfe d, twisted one whloh sur ried awa.y more fertilit y than they years old, oolt by hoI'. side, 1 pair weighin g 15X' pnunds on Robert s first route was establi sbed in 1896 . rage at prosen t. lumns of typ r oundin gs may hllve made, and you have left. The outoom e of this sys. Out at 'rurner Post.Offioe, OrA, blaok drllft wares oomtng 3 years flLrm n ~r Xenia. are printed 00 th se subjeot s, and wlll genera lly find what you are tem i~ that there were bhen just thirtee n dally t.he yield of ooro, whioh . old, matche s, two draft yearl~ng8, c yeTfl1)eoofue~ cooler every nlgh.t · lookini for. In the Lebano n school Uower gar· t:npers til ken. Three years during the 20 yellrs, 1850-69 , av horse coits, 14 miloh oows, later SIX of den grows t1 If someth ing bns happen ed to el'Aged 37.6 bnehels per aore sta lk of oorn wi th 10 there were one hundred Ilnd thirtee n , tor the whioh are fr~[lh, 11 . hel\d of 2 yearperftct ly muture d ears. "It would tnkEl purt of life away to Don't 1)e baokwiud about comini! make you angry it is notneo essary 5 countie s, Montg omery, Preble, old beiters , 2-year old steer, 10 yea.r to .be disagre eable wUh everyo ne {live Botler. Warren and Hamilt on, fell ling heIfers , 3 yearlin g it np," an indlaoa farmer wrote in an~ P.t1Ylfl up your subsori ption. s teer8, 7 I Lovelllnd reportti a 19() ~ pumpk in to t.he Post-Offioe Depart ment at to 3:&. 7 for tile 20 yellrs. ' 0-9g. spring "alves, 3 veal ollives, New8p ape.l8 'he8~ (lays need luts 01 l\rountl you. ' fiDe ID snoh sound oondit.ion t hat It 10 ke Mllny poople hav~ alloRe d them Duri ng the, earne two periods Wal:!bin gton - 'rho Deline ator for money to ke.e p going at the hig b ~ha La.rge Shortb orn bun, 2 vearB old, good for tloothel ' year. selves t~( get into the unplea sant yield o( wbellt "Vas l3.U tlepteJO her ' rate paper fe soarin g. boshel8 fol' eligllJle to registr y, 1 white boar, habit. ot being out of bumor with all the first petioli 'l.Lad '14. 1 bUtlbel1 ; ~---A B Ile fon't nina filii' fA rrellhlllfmt, l for one y eAr olel, OI\U be re~istered, 1 whow tl)ey cOlUein oontno t, bOOlLUA6 t.llo 8Aooud an Inoreus e half u sow, 5 pigs, leow with pig, 2 toils dispons er wila IIrr~stell anrl fi oe(l one cartall} person hns given offense, bu ~hel per ~ore ~ of timot,h y and 2 , tons of alfalfa. ~ 10 0 fol' Aelti pg hIll'll oid r . then 'v<m ~6r 'why they ba.v~ so few Taking the 13 oount,iee compri sed Doe top sprJog wagon, good II.S Dew, friends . ' J ohn B . theen, a civil' war veter .' 10 the two tiers lying north of those 2 Brown donble oultiva tors, 1 eorn If we want friends we mu t named , the yields for these two planter , ohaolr row, 2 breakin gl>low 8 a.n of New Richmo nd, will recei ve .. first be 'f riendly , We · must give periodR hllive 'been for oorn, 30.1. 1 sulky plow, 90 rods of w.ire, hay 1qO aore homest ead farm in Miunes o mUQh in order to get wuoh,'the more bushels IlDd a'·.6 llosbel s, and for rope, fork, ptlll",:vs and track,1 top tIL. we get in return . Yon will not re - wheat, 11.7 buehel s and 144 Dusheltl,' buggy an,d pole, double trees, single .BI"noheAter's overall . fnotory IQ o~i ve if yOU give ~tingily, nlLrrow or a gllin of 4.5 bushels 'of,ooro Qnd 2.7 trees, ohain~, 3 sets of work harnes s,. sh(,lrt 40 girls Ilnel LoveltLnd can't meanly ; you mnl!t give of yourse lf bushel s of wheat. 'l'hese 04 LnfnY6~~O s,.. New ~ork Olty. oounUee complet-e, two iroll kettles . Bouse. eup8iJ their ,"lemand fo r IlIbo1'e1'lI. In Il'whol ehearte d, g~neroos . way or are. now .. equalli ng 'the yields of t)1e hold goods consist ing of tables, onp· Bosy tilDes ooming sore. you will reoeive only stingy rivulet s, Miami Valley in corn and are ex- board, wardrObe, safe, 5 ten .gallon WAYNESVILLE CHURCHES. where you might have ' h8 d grea t oeeding their yields in whellt, .... aa new, 1 1 MaroelluB ::pragu e, of Williallltland miloh oa08; . 'gouu . awn rivers Ilnd torrent s of ble!CIsings, for the l'iob,est region- of the st.ate has swing, 2 No.1 heatiog stoves, 1 sew· burg, WIlS plnced onder a ,300 peace St. Augustine's Catholic Church. whlLt you get from others is only 1\ hiftNi tram this fertile vall~y to int'ma ohine, 1 single bed and other bond by 8qllire I··uther CleOfj::r ~l"" c llho(' fl\r, Pas tor Irw in for t,hl'en-ts 1\ reflex of the ourren t trom yourse lf. the northw estern oounti es,-bep art- fl.rticles wo numero us to mAntio MllSd cvc-ry SClIu " r1 ~uUlll.Lr o f Ille mO,;lll a~ n. ag~ll s t. his neigh bor . \l :o() a . IU. Many pa'ople waste . their time ment of Agrioa lture Bulleti ' ~. Terms : All snms under $5.00, t;avent y-five members of the lIn.m looking for great things to do all tbEl -.. St. ~lary·s. Episcopal Church. oash i II. oredit of 9 months will bo ilton Cou~ty Milk Dealel's' Assooillt1me, ignorin g the hundre ds of little Hev. J . 1" . CI1I1\\'a.lhi t1er. Rector. ,Night on Bald Mountain. glven on all sum~ of $6.00 and over, tlon Inspeot ed Freoob BrOS. m odel things whio~ might bri~hten the unday S~hool . U ;:tU a. m Morning ser· On a 1011elCY 'ntght -AleJl;, 'Benton Ilf purohllller giving baukab le note. "Ie . 1U .ao a . Ill . Hoh' olumunl oll the II m t dairy at Lebano u lust wee k. partiou lar wQrld' in whioh they Fort EdwlLtd N . Y ., olimbe Sunuuy o( each mouUI. d Bald . " ALLEN KmL1!lR. · Inove. , ' Mounta in to the home of Ii neigh9 0r, D. Bolllng sworth , Allot. In order to seoure a.bou t 70 .pounds .'1'helesson whioh lite repell.ts and fort nred'by, Asthwl l, ·bent on Methodist Episcopal Church• ouring Fred Bherwo od"Cle rk, of wild honey misore ants out dqwn . tantiy' enforoe s is ii Look under him with Dr. Kln~ 't:J New Disoov Hev. W . '1', O lll ll an ll . P as tor . ery, oon s.. Ladies' Aid of Oregon ia willlle1'Ve a fine white oll.k tree on the ' . that ollred 1!lmsel f of asthma fnrm of Sundlll' S hool , I! ;:\0 a. m. MornluK Her· ' . yourfe et , . You Ilr6 IllwlJ,y~ n earer This hqd "Icc, 10 ,liO a. m , 1.·: I,worth Le agll~, 7,00 P ' wonder ful medici ne 800n re lunol!. I , M , Iss Belen B<.>yd , nell r Xenia. m . Ev~ ulD g Her ,","", ';' ;"lO p . m. Midweek the divine and true Rouroe. - - - ' -... - ... uf your 1ieved Ilnd quiokly oured his neigh - - -Pr I )' e r ltIe~tln g . 1':)0 p. Ill . '. power than you t.hin~, the lure of bor . . La.te~ it onl'~d ·his ~on'~ wife Walton Compto n who r€8i~es OLe the distant 'and'diffioult i8 deoepti vO' of 110 l:I.ever~ lung tr~uble. Christia n Church. Mlll1on8 mile south west of New Burlin~tou . it · h believe its ,the greBte~t 'fhr ollt !lnd . Hev. 111. I!l. Dnwson, PlIStqr, The grant oppo~tu~ '~ IS W er~ you Lung. 10 the oorner of (11inton couuty; hll8 o·nrE)On EtLt:th . . Cougbs, Colds, SuulIny ScllOOl 9:3 0 n. m. Social lIleetlng. Guarl\n teed ' to ' remove Coms tlre. ·DQ not despls0 yo~~ own Oroop, ';Hemo rrliages .' M 10: 40 n. nl. br1sLlun E ll deavor 7:00 'Ii. Ill. el:. Sore withou t p. a in Hcgulllr sorenes chun.:h Horvlco,QSCcoml Sundby s ttevertll peal's fr om oach I~ lnoe tree and hour . Evety pr,nce i8 Il~.~ Lu. qg~ !lre surely ollred by, it ~ 1 ~ yeM!! P lII,lI,U'll t 10;:10 a. m, und 7: 30 p. m. Best. · " " Qld. der the still'S, e Very ))\I\oe is thOe fO,r :a 8..Y'Jl'e ver, G r i l~ lion d '. WI ' at Schw artz' s . lOOpI n~ . -I Be ~ . f th · rId ' We wllibe :a{)t, Cough. 500 and '1.00 , . Tr.IBI Hk'ksite Friends Church. ". ~ Chauno ey Ma.lott, formel' ly iu t he bottle oen.&r 0 . .e w,o d: : 1 .', Id" d 'fl'ee . 'Goar"u toed by FO. t:;chwln'.?. 1·' irHl I) IIY Mil lln ~. ui :00 a. Ill. First Dasr employ to find thIS , wOl'l .I\S t Le Q, ~.I\ , Y .of the WillillD1!1hnrg WUl'nl cl.ool . 11 ,;0(1 :t. Ill . 1?\1unb Day lit ClIng __ • " " tiure 00 , was sl'1 eo throug h holes in 10 ; 00 ' :\. 1Il. . told har gra~ddl~'Ughter: .' " . . ~ <i'OOO·,'STOCK SALE ,'. ,. . the pnr ti tion tn.ki ng mo '\ ey ant of "Thls " world, my dear. I.8I11i you tllkelt. . Orthodox Friends Cbur~h. Aud lItll. UeM; cl,illd; Iswtiiit),tYu..nllko lb." h ' , A~ 110 ~too.k · !llIle.. •;n' t:lpring Valley d i n ow in J'ai1 Re v. Benjamin ·HawlClns. :rastor. t e complUlY ,s. t'll 1 Iln S ., 'd' ay, 7 h ' Good natll.r~...i~ v~or* mC?l'e han. 1~8 t' ",a.t1l,f AabJ,J :Hh SCbool ..1l :80 a. m , Hegul",r chureh aWllitiDg -the !lotion of the ' gmud . prs~s were ld . t knowle dge.mo reth8.n money ,'tOthe pTioeli whiO.h aVtlraged t126.80 ./\ ~()rvlCl), 1 0 Q() ·a. m. brlatlan 'Endeavor', 'lhe 7 j 30, p. OJ ' ' " ••••• jury. ,. " pereons who posi68 ait;'and oertal~ : blkbes~ l>rio~ paid -was *;1. 7? Th~ . ~!!! !!!! !!~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!;!~~~ lY.Jl:l()~~'~Y) e'ver:r~y ,.who ~.wel ~~. next ' sale .~iH .tak,e .plll?e 6otobe r with· t~em so far. as real ~'Wpioess ~6th . ( , ... ' ' .' ' . is oonoer,n ed., · . 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surnam was Applla., Of tIIeae luc1u wae tbe most deyout abCl ' ~e moat able on the field of battle al 1I'lllolear. Iy ~roved atter' . bls fatb,er'l deatb j Tho General Land Office at Walltl· nnd the burd n of the'· movement tOt ~ ngt<in has dc.slgnat d Le ·Beau and the deliverance o't his ' p eople rested .A.borde n, So, Dak .., on tho MInneapoupon him. 7hfJ wisdom of bls tao lis & st. Louis R. R. as rCJ;'istratIon Father of Firat· of the Pttacc:abeM l b r's choice In namlos him as hie . Aroll'~ t .. Action . ~olnts. successor was tbus mad-e mal1l!elt : There ",,'m be abou t 7000 quar(er sec, nut to r eturn to Mnttathlas. .A. w. t.ions n11 nt ted to seWers. iy THE "~CHWAY A,..D BYWAY'" sa id he stood flrm against the en, PREACHER Who May Secure a Homestead. croachments of th e healhen custom. Un d r the homestead la ws of the and refused In anI wsy to make al· lJnltod States any person, male ot te(OoP7rl"b'4 11011, \'1 0. ..... Ibor. W. 8, _ u .1 .lIanc,es wIth the heathen. and his In male, who Is not tb e owner of more The Book8 o f lI!\lcco.b o ea, -TI~e ori ginal Iluence was so great that he kepI tban 160 nc res or land In aoy state nuUlo rHl .. s t or ' tha his tory of the Macor territory, who Is a naUve born cllbecs nr tlxlromely S Illlty, but, tor the many faIthful to tbe true God, Tbll clUze n of tbe Un Ited Sta tes, or has co u,."" of tho war ltaelt, the nrlt book · proved a lource of lJfest annoyanct Maccabee ll 1. a most trustworth y, to theIr OenUle rulera, and the1 bee n naturalIzcd, or d dared hIs In- oItf the lin In compl til. wltneae. Thll • cond tention to be ome a nat uralized oItizen hook add~ more Impo rtant details to th .. determined to eltber win Mattathlal of ilie UnI ted States (I. e., one who hi story o r thll earli er parI of th o IIlrug- ove r or break hIs power and h RS tnkcn out his first pnpers at clll· gl e, n n"- o f Ihll evenla which Imm~dlat - crusb him a9 many anotber Jew wbo ly IJrc('cded It; but a ll the etlUements refused to yield to the foreign rulera t.enl<bi pl. who is over the nge of 21 whi ch It co ntain. r OQul re c lose tlxl\llIlnn. years or Ul e bend ot Q family, may ti on, anrl muel bo r ecelvod with cn \IUon. bad been crusbed, When Antlochus bad come Into m ake u homestead entry of not exceed- .Tosephu8 follows 1 M:ac cabeell, for thll Ing 160 acres or nu y of the UDOCCU' (lerlod whl oh It embraoea, very c losely; Dower the persecution ot tbe loyal bllt the " "lCht a ddlUona of nnmtls and pled publlo lands ot the United mlnu to plIrtll'lIla rs Ind icate thtll he wall Jewa became more aevere, and the S tates . In p o •• e"810 n ot olh ar materia ls , prob- clt, of J erusalem and of the land 01 ably om l trad ition. whi c h lll\\,o bl'c n Judah was fllied with the cries of lecwhero pl'oso r v~d. On the oth r ha lld, tbose wbo refused to yield. Tbul NOTHING DOING. the ro nro ca.• .,. In whic h, trom hnste or It came to pass more and more that car!!l" li e. .. he has mllllnterpre l"d hie Ilulhorlty. From other source. little an lhe Iniquities and the abomination. bo gll'aned . Tho M aClcubl'ell n war may of the beathen prevailed. bo t"rnwl'! tho wnr at J e wi s h IndepondMnttathlas bad just returned to onc Tht) anna.le or the l\J acrabe nn fllm- Mod ln from Jerusalem after servin!! lIy, "by wh08e ha nd (1 " II\'(Irancb was glv.en Ullto I ~mQI " (I Mac 6:62), present the In his course and was In deep heavl· neS8 because of what be 8aw. As hi, rOl'ord ot Its pro grt'Sl!. fam ily gathel'ed about him he pve Based on the Apocryphal BookJi of way to his grief, exclaiming' the Maccabees.-Chapler 2:1-28. "Woe Is me! wberefore was I born to see this misery and shame ot m 'ffim5C5~~ people, nnd of tbe holy city? Hel temple has become as a man with. out glory, Her glorious vessels have been carried away Into captivity, her Infants are Blain In the streets, and MaUathlae to I place amonget the heroes of hor young men with the aword of the He-I'd kiss you It I dared. faith enumerate d In the elevnemy," She-Well, don' t you dare to II enth chapter uf Hebrews, "But, tatber," spolte up Judas, who that's the way you feel about it. After gIvIng the long 'lIst of bad arls.en and was str Iding up and heroes, Paul exclaIms: down the small room In great aglta· LOW COLO~ IST FARES TO THE "And what Iha ll I more eay? tlon, "why 6hould w. permit aucb WEST AND ",ORTHWEST. for the time' would fall me to things?" tell of Gideon, and of Barak How can It be helped whe n we ar, UnIon PaclHc Passenger Departand of Samaoll and of Jephthao, In the hands of 80 powerful a one a9 m ent announces that Colonist Fare. of David also, and Samuel, and Antloobus?" replied the father, wIth will be In e JTeot trom Sept. 16 to Oct. of the prophets. Who throulI'h an air of utte r discouragement. "Hath 15, ] 909, to all points In the We.t jileS faith . Iubdued kin g dam s, he not settled a great army La Judah N orthwest. '1 wrought righteousness, obtained and bave the people wblch be baa This year tbe West IOOD more prol)'lises, stopped the moutha of brougbt In filled J erusalem, so that promisIng tban eyer Now Is the time lion.. quenched the vlolenc. of whatever way you turn you are face to secure land at low pr l~es, and, at fire, escaped 'the edge of the to face ~lt b a blaspbemous and ar. the same time, to visit the many Inter· award, out of weak nell were regent Genttle? Wbat nation Is nol estlng pOints In the West and NorthIn our' midst 'to atrlp Judah of ber mad. atrong, waxed valiant In "eat, at wblch llbersl stopo,er arfight, turned to flight the arm· ,lory and lead the Jews astray? The rangements may be made: lei of the aliens. Women refree woman of the Jews has beoome A better estimate of raw lands can ceived their dead raised to life tbe slave ot our conquerors. And the be made now than formerly, because Gentiles do daily profane the temp l ~ again: and othera were tor-. tbeae lands are In proximity to new with their presence. Yea, to wbat endtured: not accepting deliver· tarms that are llroduclng wonderful therefore. shall we lIve any longer?' ance; thlt they might obtain a e rops. From that day forth Mattathlas and befter resurrection. And oth· For descriptive literature" write hi. lonll put on u'Ckoloth and mourned era had trial of cruel mocklngs to E. L, Lomas, G, P. A ., U. P. R. R., l'ery lore. ~nd acourg",g., yea, moreover Omaha. Neb. Not long after this, certafn omceN Of bondl and Imprlaonment. of the Jews came to Modln, the place They were stoned, they were It Was His Way. where Mattathlas and hrs sonl dwelt lawn alunder, were tempted, A I{flnsas farmer was telling recent· tor the purpoee of establishing ui~ ly about the eavesdrQPplng that goes were Iiain with the Iword: they worship of the heathen godl whlcb on along the farmers' telellhone line ~.ndered about In Iheep-aklns, the king had cauled to be Jet up. be is on, He said that whenever he and goat·aklns; being destitute, t\n4 all the people round about tbe talked he could hear the "dick, click" afflicted, tormented; (of whom city were gathered together, and Mat, of dll'fenmt receIvers coming do.wn. the world wal not worthy:) tathl .. and his Bona went out to see "And you can bet," he' amended, th.y wandered In delert., and how matt~ stood. And wben the " that tbey never hear my receiver I In mountalna, and In dena and ' people saYi Mattathlall In their mIdst comIng down, No, sir; I always hold cave. of the earth." Ther. can tbey withstood the demands of the om. on to tile thing and let It down so b. no queatlon, although un· cera . ot tile kin• •nd would not .wor. easy Ulnt It doesn't cllck!"-KaDs" named, that Mat~thlaa and hll City Journal. ship ~efore the heathen altar when noble sonl are ' to be 'Inoluded ' commanded. amongst th .... CUI'e1 Human 8kl.I Trouble. and _. Now when til. omcerll perceived tIM! , ' Notwlthatandlng persacutlon Equally Good for ' Our Pet. , and way matters stood and knew that and trial and luffe'r lng, the;e 'I Domeltlc Anlmall. tbe Influence of Mattathlal was i'reat. a ' a.nse of security In' knowing they took him and iils sons one aide that one II In God's handl and Resinol Salve Is my Ideal and fa. Into the tent of the chief omcer and that ultimate 'Victory II' with . vored remedy wherever a salve Is llpoke many lott and 'pleasant worda, him; The Third Paalm II .X: sayln&,: needed. It Is as good for horscs, dogs, preulve 'of this: . e tc., I1S for man.k lnd. Truly . a uDi· "Tbou art a ruler and an honorable "Lord, how a"e they Increaled versal beallng Ointment. and lJfeat man In this city. ' and that trouble mel many are they W . P. Schmitz, Vet., Hinsdale, Maill. strengthened with sons and brethren. thlt rlae up against me, No:w. therefore, come thou firlt, aDd ~Many are they which aay of Naturally. nil the klng's c ommandment, 'like al my 10Lil, Thsr. I. no help for · Magistrate . (to ' wllness)-I under· .' all the hea,then bave done, rea, aDd him In God. stand thnc you overbeard the quarrel the men pf Juda also and such .. "But thou, 0 Lord, art I shield b e tw ~ en the defendant and his wlteT remain at Jerusalem : , 10 abalt Ulon for me; my glory and the lifter WItness-Yes, sir. and thy . house be In the 'Dumber o. up of mine head. " Magistrate-Tell the court, If you ' ~e klng'l friendS, aad tbou and th:t "I orlad unto the Lord . with can, wbat be seemed to be doing. ohlldren ahall be honored with aUter my voice, and he heard me out Witness-He seemed to be dom' tb. and &,old and many .rewards." . .01 hie holy hili. Ilstenln' ,-Pearson's Weekly. ' Kattathlas' face was a Itudy when . ' 14 1 laid me down and •• Iept; the lervant of the king wae Ipealda&, I awakedi for the Lord eu. ImPOrtant to Mothere. and bll sons who surrounded blm Examine care[ully every bottle cff talned !I'Ie, were uncertaIn whetber the Indlgna. CASTORlA a safe and sure remedy for "I will not be afraid of ten tion which he felt within would burat Infants nnd children. and see that It thou.and. of people, that ,hav'e forth ana lead hIm to do violence to set th.mselves against me ' Bears tbe ~ rr the man or not. Wltb a mIghty ef. round about. Signature of . tort he ~ontrolled blmself, and . hll Arlll,O Lord; lave me, 0 my In Use For Over 30 Years. voice sbook the air as be shouted: God: for thou hast broken the The Kind You Have 41ways Bought. , "Though all tlle natlonl that are teeth of the .ungodly. under the ktn&'1 domllllon obey him, Languag~ of Eden. "Sllvatlon Iielongeth unto the and. tall away every man from the reo He (loQklng at . the catalogue of Lord: thy bleallng II upon thy IIgion of their fatberl. and give con. wome n's styles)-They still use the people." sent to hIs commandments; yet wUl language or the first fashion plate, I and my SOM and. my brethren walk don't th ey? In the covenant of our fathers. God HIs Wife-What <10 you mean? .T HE STORY, forbId that we should foraBite the II -FIg. I, Fig. 2, and so 011. -Judgc. laws and ordinances. WewUl Dot MONG all the tamlUes of Judah hear keD to the klng's worde; to CO At RIp Van Winkle's Hotel, there was none more' noble, or trom ou~ religion, either 011 the rIght "y, hat tim e do . you want to be more honorable than the tamlly ot hand or on the lefl" . called, RIp?" Mattatblas. He was of ·the line of Now wben he had lert speakIng "In about 20 years." tbe priests, having his place III tbe these words, there came one of the ~~==========~~~- firat of the 24 courses of the prleat- ,Jews In the sight . of aU to IIl1crillce hood, among the sons of Joarlb. ~ the altar which wa~ at Modln, JUl' Now Mattathla& waa very devout, cordIng to the kln8"s command~ent: and a sincere worshiper ' ot the God Which thing when Matta~laI saw, he of Israel. He ratuse.d to conform In was Inllamed with zeal, and he trem· any ' dep-ee to tbe liberal conditions bled violently, '10 great hili an· which !.ld come ' to prevail among ger. Then rusblng for:ward he drew many . of his people. He strove to hi. sword and slew tbe maD' upon the maintaIn the worship ot God ' accord- altar. Which when. he . had done he to the lawlI aD'd ordinances given', turned . hImself .about and Will abOut tiy :·Moses. . It brought great sorro" to .s~,eak, whe hi. eyea fe~" uPon the' to his heart to see so m!1ny Off the' kJng 8 ,<:ommlssloner ' 11'110 ~ caused Jews conforml~g to the cuatoma of , ,the peppl~,. to, depart .t roin .t ho. true the he~then ." al)d mliJtlng alliance', .W~rahipi an4 leapl,ng trOD) ,the al~. wllh Uiem, ~ndw~e~ ' Antloehua Epl-. 'he .~~8~ .bls . aword, ~nto . hJa came Into " power ., and ,. the ~t1d . aa .h~ .Iay wrl~IDI" ~Jl 'd_th h!Uld ~r p~rs~cu~on.. ·w.. felt o~eau.~~~ t.h~ ~UDd, . b~ , 'o lt I:l1a I _ • • __" .... ~? JeJl's .~ho ' df~ ' not, WOrahip IOD8 _~re 4p~~ ~"~~i the heath~n sods." MattaSuch &"bold dHd ' aoOD, arouae4 'tlae earne~Uy .than:' ~,..r .CItTi 'and whUe: t,h• .. ioldleri . were betore ·to · the :tJde 'at IrreU"on pt)lertns Mattathlaa and ~80U Ge4 IlD,d bold hi, people to loyalty to Ua~ UU:~qi'h _the !!Jt~ crYIDif.. .: "." . true .O¥. . '. 1I ,.~· of .tIl' t..' . Now' Uatt&ths. liad five IIODII .. ' and .mafntalDeUa. the CIOYelWit 1.&, ~ 'oUowl: JOaan~ caUecl , C8441I: . IoUo". m~.I' . '. . . ','. '. .. IbDou. caue4 T~lfi J~ ,,'ho Bq h. and' ~Ia 10M e!ld ~ ~ Ill.... ... ca1led ~: . III. . . ., talDa l_tiJae all whlcb ..,. 1MIII,".11 oal18d 4Yan1Do'" J'~uaa.. ~"'''. _' _'' • • •.. :' ....... . I"-"t ... ~~ '.~ :..

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Chafi ng Dish Club., Cbaflng dish clul>s at\) q\IIle the newelt tblngs among the young ma trons of a city suburb. 'fh re are s Ix of tbe m In the coterie 1 ha pp n to know 'a bout, and how the hus bands do enjoy the Saturday fortnight feasts. The gIrls go and take tbelr work and tb m al Is serve d at seven o·clock. Tbe hostess provides the !lubl!tantlals nnll two nS B.Istallts. Here Is what they bad last week : . Fis h cho wller served from an old· fa s hioned tureen In tbe most enticing howls, grllled sausago and s weet potatoes en nsserole, fl'I d cheese s andwl cbes , hill can carne, llOt bI scuit, stuffe rl ollv s , a French sa lad, wilh cblves and s trtng benns servod wIth appetizIng salted wafers. For dessert thero we re IndIvidual apple tart s heaped wIth whipped cream, black coffee, cheese and barley sugar sticks. Each one of these young matrons Is personally Interested In Borne on especial tblug, a nd for fancy work th ey brIng I\omethlng for personal w a r or for tho house. Th e art of fin neelile work hus certainly beeu r vlv d, us th piles or haull·ombl'oId er d towe ls, scalloped naplllus, dai nty doilies that nre In the process of construction would II Ill:1 ht the heurts of OUI' grnnllmoth I'S. Artel' th e happy repast the hUsbands smoke, play ards, or p rhaps a ll play brIdge. At ten good·nlghts are ald. 'l'he rules aro : Four courses at s upper, or din. ner, whate ver the' hostess chooses ; street aults, "taps" at ten. One of the husbands calls It "The Grow Young club," for It Is the one evening In the week wben every on r laxes and has a real homey, comfy time. (\y the way, the new chafing dishes are very satIs· factory and capable of furnishIng nearly an entire meul, far ahead of the aIYalr of a few years ago,

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served light refreshments, The handkercbl r a h III workell ben utltully and It was fou·n d tbat th cre were handkerchiefs froUl nearly very state and some tor · lgII couutrles. The profit Willimantic, Conn,-It For five years was clear, a s the calres nnd ice cream t lIufrerod untold agony from female were donated. Til gIrls who 8 rved troubles, caU&ing baokaohe, irregulariwore cOl\uettlsh handkerchIef caps, ties, dizzine88 and n ervoU8 prostrawith aprous made froUl handkerohlefs. tion. It was sstble for me to walk upstairs So orten 1 have letters from girls askwithout lltopplng Ing how to ~'nl so money, 5 t) hilly for on the way. __ 1 unday school cla.llIles who want to trIed three ditformake mOD ey I'or a cert.nln obje L I ent doctors and tllln.k thIs nffnlt· malle the Illos t money each told me somerOI' til s lllullest outlny. thing different. I reccl Ted no benedt to Entertain "Freshmen," from aDY of them, but seemed to su!The fo\lowlng has b~t) n l' c Ived The last from an Int r s ted read r of Ule d Doth. Ilartment : r estore 'fhls Invllntlon rolled amI in losed I began In a IleRnut ah 11 lled wllh the hI gh PlIlkliamL's Vegetable scbool colors shows tbe way In which Uomtlound to see would do am restored to my natural two gIrls entertai ned th eIr fr lcods ot the prospective freshman clnss. You bealth."-Mrs. ETTA DONOVAN, Bos have so many requests ror things of 299. W1lllmantlo, Conn. The success of Lydia E. PInkham's thl!j sort I IhouJ;'ht I woulll send It. After gaOlS, etc., tho }larty was I d to Vegetable Compound. made f rom roots R tent at the back of the hO\lse, ove r and herbs, Is unparal1t>led. It may be with ~rfeot confidence by women whic h was a bl S s Ign ·' r · fres hm nts." used who suffer from displacements, inflam. During supp l' enigmas wore }laBoed matlon, ulceration. fibroid tumors, ir. Hlle ilie Inelos 0 . s fuyol's little pea· regularities, periodlo pains baokach • l uuts were gln' n In lhe hIg h s chool bearlng-down fee Ung, tlatwency, indio colors. Tb e girl!! \lsed the flgur II gestion, d.1zz1ness, or nervous prostra.H113, but just the scbool' pennant tion. might be us('d. H. D. F, For tb1r~years Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has been the orondard remedy for female ills, and INViTATION. su.fIerlDg women o we it to t.hemselves F-or tlln Oil 'Vl' dnl' (Ill)' nex t R-epull' w BIl'dw,'od Pl a.ce ; to at least give this medicine a triaL E-nrly In Ul e IlflunLO n Proof Is abundant that it has cured S- ur"I}' !l h w yo ur r.. c~; thousands of others, and why should t, H-oplng tll ul' 10 ':el" bl'utc Dot cure you? M - lll1l' 8. t ask 11" 11 , don ; - nd WlUl II e lp ot RlIlb li nd Kru.)

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Centerpiece for Anglers' Dinner. At a stag party given by a ma.n for ftv~ friends who fish' together .a t one ,ot the northern lakes t his appropl'late decoration was l1sed. It was a ll so sImple yet so effeetlve: From a small ronnd table ml1'ror there were six wee fisbing rods s tuck Into a mound of water cress and ferns. A ilne of yelloV{ baby ribbon went from ,tbe end ot each pole tQ 'the place ,w hel'e it· was attached to a · regular covered fisherman's 1i~B ket (doll size) ellpedlally made by an Indian basket weaver' for i hls occasion. The place cards were tied. to them. The baskets were filled with tiny., candy flsh. . .

Imitation Oluuy laee fn linen make' effective trimming f,o r wash dresses. The tunic' Is becomlng an a ll-Impor. tant p~rt 'of the dress ot the preseDt season. . Veils are leU floating instead 01 being tied under the chIn and around tbe neck as they were last year. Black crinoline . hats serve for soml) of the smart tailored models, trimmed with white rajah or crepe de chine. . A pretty opera bag I.s of pink satin with a gold cord. and decoratlQns of hal,ld-palnted wreaths In dainty Loull colorings . SaUn barmeuso remains the' favorIte fabric for ball and dJnner gowni and, in fact, for e vening gowns 0 . aU descriptions. . ,,: One qovel arrangement ot the .81~ffn Is to 'cover the 's titching with a row of Boutache braid, . endJng UDder a "maU, flat button. , . Colore" net or tulle sleeves bave a lining at cream chiffon Qr net. Tl\lit gives just a cbarmlng· softness u ....UUll5ul ·1 the .outer mesh. ' ,'., '

A Handkerchief Bazar• Some young girls who had pledged a cer:tain sum for a local 'c harlty raised a ,goodly amount In this way: They wrote to friends out of town and asked tbe onel! at home to donate a h~'ndkerchl ef or an article made fr6m a handkercblef; then they arranged most attractIve booth with these. On the same day they gave a little playlet written by one of the girls and

8moc~ Frocls. , For the small ' girl there arc frooks of the smock order,' with wide sailor colJars and 's belt :-unnlng thr~ugh straps of the' material. ~ The collar.s. are embroidered In 'dull shades ot pink and blue In gualnt .lIttle designs and ' flol'al effects, an'd there are . collars of dull blue or rOBe on .some of the white smocll.s embroidered or braided to tone. :

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,Colonist one.~y second. ~S8 ti,*ets· ()lJ we daily from ,Cl1icagq, Septem~er 15 to October 15, via the Chicago, Union Pacific ~ North Western Line to San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland and. Puget Sound' pomt&. ComspfJnd.· . inzty·/Qw raus/T'fJm aUpoinls. DaD1 ant! penonally c:onductecl toun In tbrougb Pullman tourist . aleep'lng can accompanlecl ~y experiencet! . c:onductoq and handled on rut tTalDa. ' A moet economical ant! ·comfortable · .• meane ohlavil. .

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ARABELLA By MOLLY ELUOT SEAWELL IQOII,

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8YNOPSI8. At 14 yellr. ot age Admlrlll Sir Peter Hnwkahaw'8 nephew, Rlchurd Ulyn t \I ,lel!"ly In love at nrst sight with Lnd)' Arllbella Stormont, who Htlllrncd h", u.tI nllon... The lad, on orPhan \Vall giv e n u berth 11.8 mldahlpman on t l10 AjllX by his IInel.. Gil 8 V, rnon, nophew ot Sir , Themlt. VernoD. becum the boy's Pill. 'fhe)' attend d a thea t ' f wher Hawk~ h a w' 8 neph w aaw Lady Arob li n, V~rnon met Philip Overton, next In line for Sir Thomas Vernon'8 stnt". Thoy It art£II a duel whJch Will Interrupted. Vernon verton and Hawkllha""11 nephow (ouhd Ih ems l'lvrs nUract d by pr tty Lady ArabelllL Tho AJIlX It\ bl\lUe d t OBle d 'F rench wnrllhlplI In tbo Modltcrrl.lnelln, Hlchnrd GIl'll got £2,000, prlz money, homo by IJll~y HnwkahllwJl eItSwnll he ,'ailed \vIlS Qbout to "blow 1J1" hilS cnrulngB 1'\'lIh ' VernOn, At a B awltllhnw PIU' . t)' Glyn dis('o,'erod tbat ' J..o.dy Arub lin. WA S a poor but pcralatent gambl r. H talk d much wl\h her coualn Daphne, r",u<!y Arl\b tin IIheld galn Gshowl'd lov for gaming, La ter fth e l y n nnd Ov rton prJ.on rH, t hUI delaying the du I. In th Overton- cr110n (111 1'1, neltber was hurt, rJnc'ly Arll1,('lIn humlllat~ Rl ohn rd by h"r IJrnnkl!, Hlohard an(l II II hIpped on It. (rlgat , Giles WIlS caplured by the F'ran<.> h, Sir Pel r arranlro(i . tor hit! Ii chang , Oaphne showM " Ukln/f tor 01)' 0. , ho WIl!! tllt:n 2 1 yel,ll:8 ot Ill{ , Gil WII! r IN\~ <I, a ll"" and :alehal'd plann d lopemclIls, fllr Pot6l' obJ cled to h pilm to " I'd DBphn .' By el " r r U9C8 OI\~ 8 Ilnd RI ChIlrd elope(J wilh Lady Arabella nncl Ollphn . r II)) cUvely, Tho Intt pr pnlr wer tn. rrled. Daphne WI\R pI used ; Arah 11(\ ra\' d hI ange.r, Whl'n \bo pnrty r turoell. ATl\b, I~ ORk d Sir Pl't r to 1,ld In pro minI!: Giles In j:ourl on til harg ot ommJtt.lll1t a cupltol crlm , A \I aU 'ldol1 the , trial. Unoll AraIJu.lln's It's Umo ny ,GJI~fI 'wu cOnvl Cll'd ·I lnd lenIf' n c~~ to b hanged, Ir l' t r \'1811 d Ille prlncb Qf Walell In errorl to 8 ure a nn rdan for Gil ,A rn~ 6 11 O: th row h Tselr n I til f t at OyeNon, hom she hl.ld loved tor many )' n..... Ho ' HpU rl\e<! her,

CHAPTER XI. At 12 o'clock that night Blr Peter arrIved at the tavern, and with the pardon, The xpectntlon of bls coming, and the gl' ate I' matter upon which we were engaged, preventetl my mind trol1) dwellIng lon'ger upon the strange scene I hnd witnessed between Overton and Lady Arabella. Overton did not speak her name to me, and showed much sympathy for us, When Sir P ter's chaIse drove up to the door of the Bear and Chura, another chaise with {our horses was w[LIUng, and Into It we huddle d, ' bidding Overton a hurrIed farew ell; and In anotber moment we were off tor York, tile horses doing their best. Sir Peter then told me tbe clrcumstances of bl s visit to Windsor, The I pr nce, who WILS always most powerful wh n the king was on the verge of madn ess, saw his father and found him comparatively rational. The story be· Ing broached to him, he appeared Interested, and even grew more collected as bls attention Was cbained, He recall d at once Sir Peter Hawksbnw and the capture of the Indomptable and Xantippe, and corrected the prince wh en he sp ok 0 of SI r Pet e l' as V Ice·a dmlral ot the White, It was a very easy matter to get biB Ilgnature to the pardon , and the neceBsary seals and to.' mnlltl s look some lIt.t1e time but no trouble, and wben Sir Peter "resented .blmself at the castle on Sunday all was prepnred for blm. \V felt now "om ar tl el • ... I) a ¥ y sa~e. There was little doubt that we could reach York at least 24 hours In ad<L

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!iplte of ail we could, do our progres. dlmlnlsb ~ d , n)lhougb at 110 time did It seem ,hopeiess, unUI-o, God,! 20 milO! from York, ,at ,midnight On tbe Thursday, SIr ' Peter 'n i mSelf suddenly gave out; the ,stra.ln ball prov d' too much for ' bls brave heart and sturdy frame. it cam ns th horses were wallowi08 along the road In the darlmess,' and I, holdJng; my wat l) In my hand, was g lancing at It every ten minuteS, b, tl! r e ule light ot ' the traveling lamp 1 Sllok ' to Sir Peter 8S llc luy bacli in th e chl\lse wrapped In boat-oloak and got no a uswe r. H e was uncon sclous. Without stopping ' the chals. I got SODle brandy, whlcn I tried to pour down his throat, but could nllt 1 grew much alarmed-It was not like Sir P ete1 to refuse good brap.dy, and as w e wel'e paslllng a farmstead , I s lopped the ebulse, IUlocked the)l OllIe up, and had Sir Peter carried Into th. house, I met with kindness, and I re paid I~ with coin at the realm. 811 Pete r soon revived, and his first worde were ; "Pul\h on, my tad, Don't walt to 1'e pair damages," I found tbat his seizure was reall} trlflln g, and be assured me he woult be able to resume the journey by day, light, the faTmer a!jreelng to furnlsll him horses ; so, In bllif an bour I bad again taken the rond , And ten miles from York, the chaise broke down! J bad the borses f.ak en out, anc\ mounting the' best lIeast, made fol' York at the top of his speed. whlcb Will poor- tbe creature was already spent with traveling, It was just dayli ght, ~nd streaks 01 golden glo~y 'fere lIgbUng up the pnml'l dawn; I urged the poor beast onward, Sev n mil 9 he went, then he dr PIled de ad, just as the sun was gilding t\le spIres of York cathedral, Detore 11\0, along the road, jogged an Itine rant tinker on a rather good·looklng borae, tile tools of a Hnk er's trrule hanging from a moth-eaten saddle, J was young and strong-he was middle·agel! and \I1·1ed and feeble_ I ran up to blm, holding five guloeas in my band, "Lend me this horse to ride to York!" 1 cried. 'I' he man" astonished a.t I/:Iy abrupt address. stopped, but ga.vo me no an: awer, I made my own answol', tbough, by dragging him olf the beU8t, dashinG the five guloeM on ' the gfllUnd, and cl.atl~r1ng off, throwing away the tool. and kettles as I galloped ' along. (TO BE CONTINU:Ei D,)

INHERENT

LOVE OF THE SOIL.

Characterlatlc That I. the MOlt Deeply Planted In Mortall.

CHAPTER X.-Contlnued.

Arabella turne d pale, and repll d : "I was 8ummoped as a wlto ss. was obliged ' to testJfy." Ove~oD laid notblng. Then Sir Thomas; tilling ' anulf with bls usu'a l grace. r~marked: "I ]\steped with attention to one low·, ' I breaker praying for I\nother lawbreak· r=-qr coul'JJe, y,ou know, this meeting ot yours II ~dltlous-'6nd many a man has been ,Btopd In tbe pillory for It." "An,d on~ man: ' replied Overton, "Jesus ' Christ; ,w al cl-llclfted tor It." He turneiJ, ' and ,.'l th me, took the path back' to, the tayern. l ,ll c/lrd, as we went on.. aD 'altercation behind me, and Involuntarily, a(ter w had gone ome dls{nDce~ I looked back. Lady Arnbelhi ",as atrugll'lIng In the grasp ot Slrrrbon;tiis ',Vernon, ' while Mrs, • Whltall:,!opked 0/1, llnd wrung her "Mr, Overton, I See I Have Be-ei1 MI. hands: Sir Thomal, how vel', was no taken." match {or At:ab€!l1B'S , young strengtb, vo.nce of the data set for the ' execuhe brQke 'away ':'rom him, and, run- tion; 0111' letters WOUld , precede iiI, ning atter UI, caught u'p, ,panting ·and giving positive aSsurances of hope; brcathle8l, With ulJ, ~. we entered Ute and we 10bked for 110 aCOldents, bavlns little grove; And tben t S3.W an almost a new and ,at~o~g chaise.. exact r8.J>resentatlon Qf the scene wh\ln Arter' Sir Peter had', toid ,',me . ,hlB Giles Vernon bad ' In8anely and with atory, J. tord him m~e about Lady unm1lDI)'; ' grO"v~llng and violence Arabella and Overton. He was not Jlleaded W.lUlAr~a tor IHu' love--so ' much Imbued wltb the \dnd of religion she pleaded 'with Philip Overlon. She that Overton . PfE'achel'l, althQugb ,li'e held blm, by, the /Iorinl, wlien he would swore Toundly by ,c1lllroh and ' atate: , have tbrown''ber ott. ' and was always a 'great churchmaa "PhlllpIP\ltllp! ' Ihe cried. "I did It for you! . 1 cJetermllled to make you when be was slightly 10 liquor, which rich, ' gr'at. - e'Ven 'It · ~OU reftlsed my did not happen otten. , He ' 'therefore' fortune. Blr,Thomaa Can not live long. condemned Overton's' sermon, ' :which Surely, 'ypU c.n tiot reproach me. if I tried to repeat to him,' as 'a damned, al\ the world doel. The stuplil, stupid beastly low sOTt"of religion, unfit for ' a world ' thInk. '1 ilia It under. the Influ- ,gentlenllin to practice; but he ' adence of ,Sir )l1!omaa . Vernon; but no, mitted that Overton .lacked neltber Lady AraIt was not bate ,for Ollel! Vernon, It brains nor courllge: '" tbOUgh, he bad the Itern ~Is.ap. bella, wa.s my"love tor you" Phlllp Overton, that mlld~ YIU~' appear; iLt <the York as· J)l'oval of' an bonest hea.l't, lind ,i n' 'h is excitement sW0J:e, 'both,Jong and loud sizes.'" '.. , ' , ' .f~emem~!l~ ,: yQur~eJt!" :'sa.ld O,verton, because of- the shortsightedness or to her, sterol~. ~ ','Others besides your- Providence In permltUilg such ' women to exist for the w.dolng of his ' Bell ·see , 'our' a~~fad~~I?n !." , o~cers, , ~~ both· ~tirvIC~I;l.' " ,(" esty'li "It is ,no' degradation to love truly, We made good ' rogresS ' that night t do. but: one word to love 10 m~, 'an~ I' 0. Uetbodlst Rnd tlie next. ,daYt:"ltlcti. 1"~s Mon,daYI like YOi,lrsel(., ' 'go among the ,and" began to It'a va ' strpn,g hopes of \loor, . a~d . ' love "them; an4 I l'eacblng York ',W~dn~8day night. ~ut on Monday, In .l tlie ' a tternl)(l'ti , ' wIll , sake!" of this, .weather s'udd6nI1",cbatlged;" !1 v!olEiitt bla,ipltletily" ~r " It., ' ,w as altogether snowstorm set ln, '-and:rrout:. postboys She"''Oontll'lued wildly: , wlll full y, , thInk, .d~V,e "uil ten ' ml1~s Doe8i::,licllt~ rpy" soul, , ~eed, saving ¥ out ,of ' t1le way ,near a tavern ,.c~~s-. l,QU !lave bee~ they' hoIle!!! ,DQ t!Qu~t,·.we , would .,. " I ' ; ~.h~: .~ ," to 'stbP , un~n ' tM: st9r:D) " 8hollld be . 'bla/Jl)h~'.m.t!·~ 'r:epile';l ' Qverton, But !;llr peter," .putUns C?ne his borlie-pla,ols.' ~ 'the ":.':1)O"sttlioy"s ::~. ~ '~' ~. "' b'~- ' fO\:~ed (hlin . to'

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The first man was a gardener" WO are told. Oertain It Is that the first men were Wlerl of the soli, atter they ceased to be wandering warrlori. That Is where we get our love of' ,nature, declar;es a wrl\er in the Kansaa City Journal. That ls Why we bulld parkl and bave flowers clambering about our prem1l1e8. ' That Is ,why we are strangely at peace wben we get out Into tbe mountains and Ion OUl' s~)ves among , the fragrant " 'woOda. That II wby 'we loathe ' times the smell oe paint that Is on clvlllzatlon and lorig for 'the pertume ot ,t he life that 18 'close to the green leaves and the .,...l1d flowers. That Is wby we "are happy ,wben we c!lmp out and why we are so reluctant to return. That In why oUr earllest recolleoilons or' ,the ",Old · farm" are the sweetest and tenderelt of our Uves. That Is why we cr~c'k ii Joke at the "sImple Ufe" and "back, to nature" and all tqat-whcli eomobqdY . Js ~round-and ",hy we know, away dow,n in our :hearts, tllat the "Imple Ute II tbe lUe most wortb lI~lng aM th~t we, canno~ get close, ,to .anything 8wec.ter or ,purer than n&lure, . "M~ther" , ~ature, wb~se son. and da~ghter8 we are, frQID wbom ..... may, wandel' tar.. but to whom ,we .... turn as prOdIgals. ftndlng tbe prod!gara 'welcome and the pr,odlgaJ.'. ,peace.. '

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DJICulsed Over the Prunel. , "~y .111 It. .1IUsB WUi~ng, ' that fat mell ~way8 liav,~ ~h8 prettle~t .wlvesf I seldom, see:a jolly, fat. man 'WIth 811 ully, crOss .10~Dg , wife. By Jon those fellow!t 7 j'US~ gQ I~ , anJl: ,win th pretty womeu 'every time." '- "WeU, Mr. ,»titiim~rslee. I can 11.( pount, 19~ that. "'·"You ape, a h1,l.llt.)nt should be a eort ot , brQinlde, sho'tt.ld h~ve , a,' soQtbIJli..c.~~ect. " Fat men &t1' pla,cld, ,~alm, jolly' and, rood i,r,ovldet;a They tt~ 'the ,goo4, thIngs : 01 ,lite tbem., selves; ,and ther," ll~e" , to Bee their wlv~s w:~1l , dress~. , anlt, to, 1;\t do'wn to ,a 'good table.. , No ' wonder ,:women' 'like 'them 6~tter -1itan , they . do :feaD, dyspeptic" nervouB; crank:Y , men, who fI,nd .tJl~lt, na&',·:" a'ild, stingy,, ' Ne,n like thl. a ' 'Iot" ~of .walttng ,' 011 8t;Id attentlo~, .\!ley' are;geQerally jeBIarid selft~h. " ll'at-*xie'ji' btlt~ 'S; 'f.3,;,

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White steamers Use Kerosene as Fual

'IBE nBITE STEAMER WRICD MADE A SUCCESSFUL PUSLIC DEMONSTRATION OF KEROSENE AS FUEL ON THE RECENT 2650·MILE GLIDDEN TOUR. Tlie most Interesting announceThe complet-e success of the new amount of fu el used 00 tbe trip lIlent ever made In connect]on with fuel while on the 2650·m lJe public showed that k roscne III at , least the automobile Industry was un- test and the advanta ges gained fifteen per cent. more cfticlent, gallon doubtedly tbat made a month or two through Its use were well descrlbe(l tor gallon, than gasoline, The car In ago to the effect that the n ew models In tho following dispatch which th e other r espects mad e n most creditable of the White Steam Cars could be run correspondent of the New YOl'k Sun showing, and th ro was the usual rlvon kerosene, or coal oil, Instead of sent to his paper at the conclusion of nlry a mong tho observers t o be as· ,asollne. Everyone at once r ecog- the tour; signed to t he W11ite so that they nized that the use of the new fu el ('A feature of the tour ""hlcb was could r ide with th o maximum or comw.ould add materially to the 'advan· watched with special Interest was fort. Tho only n<ljust ments or retages which the White alrendy pos- that the "''bIte Steamer used kero- pairs charg d again s t th e car durlnr l essed over other types of cars. sene, or 'coal 011,' as fuel Instead of the long trip w ra lightening a lubriThere were some people, however, gasoUne. Tbe new fu el worked cator pipe and wiring 0. damaged m ud who were soeptical as to whe th er or splendidly throughout th o 2650·mlle guard. These pellalti s were not Innot'the new tuel could be used w ith l ClUrney, and all clalms mad e In its fli cted until more than 2000 miles complete success, and, theretore, the behaU were fully proven. First or had been completed with an absolutemakers of tho White Car, the White all, 8S f gards chl)al)ness, th!! White ly perIect Bcore," A parti eulal'ly Interesting tealure Company, of Oleveland, Ohio, deter- drIver s cu red k rOS'Cne all along the mlned to make a public demon s tra- routo fr'om 6 cents to 10 cents heap- of the n ew "White Steamer Is tha t tion of tbe new fuel In tbe 1909 Glid- er per gallon than 'was paid tor gaso, either k eroseno or gasoline may be line. , Sccondly, the n ew fu el was used I1S fuel. The necessary adjust. den Tour. FrGm tbe standpoint of tbe public, handled witbont any precautions, and m ntl! so that tbe fuel may be changed DO test more satisfactory could have It was not unusual to see kerosenfl from ' kerosene to gasoline, or vice been selected, Fi.f st of all, the dis- beI ng poured Into tbe fuel lonk whlle v rsa, may be made In a couple of tance covered on the Glidden Tour, the crew of the car and an Interested mln'.ltes; but s o completely successful from petrolt to Denver and thence to crowd stood by with lighted cigars has keros no proved to be, that It Is ' Kansas ' City, was 2650 miles. This and clgare ttes. At the 11nlsh of th e not belle\' d t hat any purchasers will was certainly more thnn sufficient to tour, tbe White was the only cnr per- care to use gasollne, The White Company r eport that bring out any weaknesse s. If such bad mitted by the authorities to enter existed. Still moro important was Convention Hall, ",bere the t echnical the demand for their new steam carll the fact that tbe ' car was at Jlll times examination took place, without - bot~ the $2000·modet and tbe while on the road und er tbe superv1- draining Its tuel tank. Tblrdly, the $4000-model-exceed their most san, lion of observerl . named by those new tuel 1I ~'oved to be absolutely gulne expectations, It Is evident that wbo entefed other con~estlng cars. without smoke or smell. Fourthly, the combination of steam- the powTherefore, It would have l)een Impos- kerosene could be purchased at what- er wblcb everyone understands and sible for the driver of tbe Wblte to ever part of the route WBS most con- bas confidence tn-with kerosenehave' even tightened a bolt wlthout venient, and not once during tbe trip the fuel whlcb everyone bas on band the fllct being noted and a penalty In· through the ten States of the Middle and can bandle wltbout any danger appreCiated by fllcted., At night the cars were West was there found a grocery store -Is ' tboroughly suarded by Pinkerton detectives and where kerosene wal not readily and up,ta-date purchaseI'I of automoeould Dot be approached by anyone. cheaply obtainable. Finally. the blles.

children," said the mother, as a wb'o le rOQOlful 0 '( company had come In, "suppose you run olf and play by yourselves," "All rlgbt, mother." replied Edith. "Can we go up Bnd play Hamlet and Ophelln1" "Certa inly," smiled tbe mother, while !Jer guests looked on lit the tableau. "Goody!" r~plled Edith; then, turnlng to her sister, she said: "Now, Maude, you run up to mamma's room Bnd get all her false hall' tba~ 11'l\ cnn

The Sc.hoollhallraiDi for Expert Pati. bODi a. Bookkeeper-. Slencarapher., for lho GviI Service Eumioariona and foe T cacher.. It i. I ho oldetl in year., the m.st progreuivo in method. IJId the mOlt advanced in SystelDl. BoIL Greg and Pitman Sy.tem. of ShorthlJld tauaht. Write for our New Cat,a1oa. Addrcu T. W. BOOKMYER. Prcoideol BARnETT COlLEGE, tooS TRIBUNE BLDG., CINCINNATI, OHIO

LAST CHANCE TO GET 160 ACRES O~ LAND FREE!

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Do your feet ~"er feel tlred,acfly and wore lit ~bt' llub them with a HUla Hamlill,l WiZArd Oil. They'U be '1Ia4 in the mo~ing and 10 will you. , ,

I bave lived to know that the lecret ofhapp!nesB Is never to al1o~ 70lj.f.t--:;;;III;::-''' ~nerg!es to s~,gnate.-Adam Clarke.

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,surnnme was ~ppbu.,. Of tb.le'lu!!U 'Was 'tbe IlIQst de1'out an4 tile mOllt abl~ cin ~ <! bid of battle a8 Willi clear, ly proved after hie father'l , death, Tue Generl\l Land Office at Wash· nnd t1le burden of tht! movement tor ington has designated La Daau !lnd the deli verance of his people rested .A.horde n, So. n llk " on t h ' Minneapoupon him. The wl$dom of bls fa' lis &: at. Lou is R. n. as registration Father of Firat of the Macc:abeee , th r's choice In nam,lna him 8S hll , oln ts. Aroused to Action ('bat 01') Topics of Kio~s~ by successor was thus maeIe manifest ., ' T here ,,·111 be about 7000 quarter secDut to roturn to Mattathlas. AI WI Reeo~o i%e d Autbo r n v tions all ott ed to settlers. BY THE "HICHWAY AND BYWA:r aald he stood firm against the en, , PREACHER Who May Secure a Homestead. croachm ents of the heathen custom. UDd r the homestead laws ot the and refu sed In any way to make al· 'U nited Statos any person, male of fe· l Co P1 r lab 1, l1011, 1t1 LII •• IIU1or, w.e. K4oou ,) lIances wltb the heathen, and his II) male, who Is not Ule own er of mo~ Chafing Dlah , Club... serv.ed light refroshments. The hand, Book s o r Maccabeea.- The o rl8'ln&1 fluence was 80 great that he kepI thnn 160 acres of land In any stale auThe tho rlll a f or t he hi s t ory ot th e M ILO- many fai thful to tbe true God. This Chafing dish clubs are Quite the ker chief scllem worked beautifully o r territory, who Is a native born ca \Jcl'S are ex tre m e ly lIoanty but tor the proved a lource of great annoyanc. newest things nmong the yo un'g ma~ and It. was fO llntl lha t thcr e were citizen of t he United Sta tes, or haa courso or tho war llaelt, the tI~.t book to their Gentile ruler., 'and the, trons of a olty suburb_ There are six handkerchl I's from hea rlY every stat~ the M accabees t. n moat trustw ort h y, b cn natura lized,. or declared his In- oIff lin Incomple te, wltne8ll. The aecond determined to l)lther win Mattathlal of them In the ooterle r hllPpen to a nd 80m fo reign countri 8, Th ~ profit WllUman.tlo. Conn.-ffFor five' y~ars . tention to become a naturalized citizen b ook nd ds m o re Impor ta nt dotalls to the over ' or break his power and know about, and how tho husbands do was clear, as lhe cnlws and Ice cream 1 auffered untold agony from female of the Uni ted states (I. e., one who hl 6tory o r l h o ea r li e r pa rt ot tho strug- crush him as many another Jew wbo eojoy the Saturday fortnight feasts. were Ilonated. Th girls who served troubles, Musing backache, lrreguljl.rt. b as t aken out bis first papers of clU· g le. n nd ot the events whi c h Imm ediate- refused to yield to the foreign mlera 'I'he girls go and lal(e their work and wore coquettish handkerchief caps, tics, dizzinellS and prostra.ly " roceded It: but all the elat ementa tor me to ozeoshlp), who Is over lhe age of 21 which ' the meal Is served at seven o'clock. with aprons made from hand,kerohlefs. tioD. It was It co n taIns r OQulre c lo.e e xamIna- had been crushed. upst;"lrs years or the head of a family, may tio n , and mu st be r ocelved wIth cauti on. When AnUochuli bad come Into The hostess provld s the s ubstantials So oftEln 1 hav letters from girls askwttllout stopping make a homestead eQtry of not exceed- J OI;ephue t o ll ows 1 Maccabees, for the power the perseoutlon of the loyal and two assistants. Here Is what they Illg bow to ralso mon ey, es pec ially Cor OD the way•.. I eriod whl h It cmbracell, v ery cloeely : Ing 160 acres of any of the unoccu- pbut Sundny school cllUls s who waut to th e IIlIg ht ndd ltlons of na m es nrid Jews beoame more severe, and thl had last week: tried three di1ferJlled public lands ot the Unlte4 mlnnte pn rtloulaTe Ind ica te tha t h e w aa city at J erusalem and of the land ot Fish chOWder ser ved from an old- make money for a certaIn object. 1 ent doctors, and In poss 11810n of o l hor materIa ls , p rob - Judah was fllle'd with the cries ot fas hIoned tur~en In ~h e most ntlclllg thlnl' lhls affair made lhe mos l money States. each told me someably o rn l tradlll ona whJ c h have b ee n thing different. I thoso who r efused to yield. Thul bowls, grilled sausage and s weet pota- for the sma llest outt ay. he r e p l'ese n ' d. On t be othor ha nd, e lsew NOTHING OPING. received no beDeAt t he-r s nre en..... In w hIch, t rom has te or It came to pass more and more Plat toes eu cnsse rol e~ fri ed cheese sand/ from any of them, To Entertain "Freshmen," ca rel " .. neu , he hae mlalnt rpre ted hIs the Iniquities and tbe abomination. wi ·hes, chill con carne, hot biscuit, bnt seemed to sut. au th o r ity, F rom other s ou r ces little cIln of the heathen llrevalled. The foll ow ing has been r eceived stuffed Olives, a French sa lad. with fer more. The last b e g leanpd. The l\I a ccn boen n war m n y from an Intor sted readel· or Ule deMattathlas had just returned to chives and strin g boans sel·ved with be lerrncd th o wll r ot J ew Is h Inde pend· doctor said noth.. Qnco, 'l'ho nn na ls o r the M nccabeenn fam- Modln from Jerusalem after servin!! appetizing saltell wafers. For dessert partment: ing would' restOre Ily, " b y w hose hllntl dell ver a nco WIUI giv- In his course and was In deep heavl, thore w r e Individual apple tarts ThIs Invitat10n rolled nnd Inclosed , "n',.I__ <,,"'-.,_ en un to b r ael" (I Mnca. 6:62), present the ness because of what he ,saw. As hie heaped with whipped cream, black In a peanut sbell ti ed with the high r ecord ot Its proiress, family gath ered about him he pve colfee, cbeese and parley sugal' sUcks, school colors shows lhe W{ly In which Based on tbe Apocrypbal Booka of way to bls grief, exclaiming· Each one of these young malrons is two girls entertained tll elr frl onds or A -"-"..H"'-IY.tIU'O_ the Maccabees,- Chapter 2 : 1-28. "Woe Is me ! wherefore was I borD perllonally Int rested In some one os- Ute prospec ti ve freshman class, You 299, Oonn. have so many' requests fo r 'things of to see this misery and shame of my peclal thing, and for fan cy work tbey Tho success of Lydia E. Pinkham'. people, alld of the holy olty? Hel bring someth ing tor pers onal w ar this sort I tbought I would s nd It. Vege~ble made from roota ~~m..s?.ru257~ temple bas become as a man with, or for the bOllse, The art of fin e A£ter gam es, etc" Ih e party was led to and herbs, Compound. ts unparlillCiled. IhDay be a tent a t thc bat:k of the house, over ~ SERMONETTE. out glory. Her g(orlous vessels have needle work has certainly beeu I'eused with perfect confidence by women been carried away Into captlvlty, ber vlv d, as tb piles of hanll- mbl'old- which was a hig s ign "refre·shment.s." who suffer from displacements, tnflnm. Infants are slain In the s treets. and ered towels, sca lloped napklns, da in ty During supper enlgmall W OI'O pasllsd matioD, ulceration, fibroid tumors, Ir. MaUa'tl1lal Is el1tltled to a her young men with the Iword of the dollies that are In 'tbe process of con- )Ike lbe in ]ose(1. A~ (a vors little pell' regularities, ~rlodlo painS backache. place amongst the heroel of He-I'll kiss YOll If I da red. enemy." struc Uon would delll?ht the h arts of nu ts ,wer Sh an In tho blgh school ~~rlng-down feeling. flatu iencYI indl. faIth enumerated In the elevShe- Well, don't you dare to 11 dizziness, or nervous prostra."' B ut, fatber," spoke up Judas, who our gmudmot hers, ACter the haDPY colors. 'fh e girls IIsell the flgur 8 'gcstion. enth chapter uf Hebrewi. tion,. , tha t's the way 70U teel about It. had arl s.en and was striding up and repast the husbands smoko, play 1!>13, but jU!il the school pennant After giving the long list of For thirty_ years Lydia E, Pinkham's might be used. H. D. F. down the small room In great aglta. cards, or perh aps a ll play bridge. At heroe., Paul exclaims: LOW COLO'NIST FARES TO THE Ve~table CompQUD'd hall been the tlon, " why should we permit sucb ten good-nights are said. The rules "And what Ihall I mO're lay? WEST AND ' NORTHWEST. ntandard remedy for female lila, and ,INVITAT ION, are : Four courses at supper, or dlnthIngs ?" for the tlmo would fall ' me to suffering women owe it tu themselves F-or tun 011 , Vetio ~8 1 ay next ar, nero whatever the' hostess chooses ; How can It be helped when we tell of Gideon, and of Barak to at least fflve tWs modlolne a trial. , Union Paclnc Passenger DepartR- pa ll' to UII'rl\\'opd l1Io.ce ; In the hands of 80 powerful a one a9 street suits , "taps" ,at ten. One of the 'l!i-arl y In til Ii rt I'no II and of Samlon ana of Jephthae, PrQof I" abundant that it has cured m ent announces that OolonJst Farel AnUoohus ?" replied the father, wltlJ husbands calls It "The Grow Young S- ur Iy show YOIlI· luC : of David alao, and Samuel, and thousands of others, and why should it~ will be In effect from Sept. ,lS to Oct. an air of utter discouragement. "Hath club," tor it Is the one evening In the H,- olllng th I'C I ecl bl'n te not cure you P of the prophets_ Who through 15, 1909, to all points in the Welt anel M - a n y n l asle w II don : he not settled a great army In Judah week when everyone rela_ es and ' has A-n d with h e lp of RUl li lind Kc.,.) faith . aubdued kin g d 0 m a , Northwest. and have tbe people which be baa a real hom y, comfy time. Dy the wny, N- \V Joys t hM ar t om . wrought rlghteousne.a, obtained This year the West looka more brought In filled Jerusalem so that tbe new chafi ng dis hes nre very saUlI- 3 to 8~ 1), lfl . :l\!(j Sou th ' St. promise., Itopped the mouthl of prQmlsing than e1'er. Now Is tbe Ume R. S. V; P_ whatevel' way you turn YOU' are face factQry and capable of tw'nlshlng lion.. ql,lenched the 'vlolence of to seoure land at low prl«es, and, at In i'til r bll t not In Iwlgh t to tnce with a blas1Jhemous 'and llr' neru·ly an entire meal; far ahead ot fire, escaped ihe edge of the In d a r k I>ut not In li gh t; the same Ume, to visIt the many interregent Ge,n tlle? What nation Is DOl' the affair Of a 'few years ago, ' In n Ill · but not In tU I' IWOrd, out of weaknesa were esting points In the West and NorthIn Qllor but not III lur: In our midst to strip Judah of ber made Itrong, waxed valiant In ...,.,eat, at which liberal stopoyer arIu c h oo~o bll t n Ol in p ...., ' To Go with a Pair of Gloves, , &'lory and lead the Jewa astray? The fight, turned to flIght the armTangements may be made, In T o m but not In .okl\.; Gloves · a re a lways acceptable and frue woman of the Jews bas become lei of the alieni, Women reln r cad hu t not In w r ite, A 'better esUmate of raw lands can the slave of our conquerors_And the seem to be one ot tlle few things per- In t u n bu t n ot In Hg llt ; ceived their dead raIsed to life 'be made now than formerly, because Gentiles do dally profane the temple mJsslble for a YQung mlln to give a M.y \ 11010. t WI. l you nnd m e'. a tI again: and othera were torthese lands are In proximity to new Yl.'lkrs pass b y. with theJr presenoe. Y~a, to "hat end. gll·t The following lines a Qcompanled 'ro hold us till fourM ADAME tursd; not accepting deliverMER(U. tarms that are' produolng ' wonderful .8uch a ,gift sent by a 'devoted admirer ther, e fore" shall we live any longer?' ance; that they might obtaIn a <:rops. ~, From that day fortb Mattathlas and as a pbllopena present: be~er resurrection. And oth· , For descnpthe literature, write ~I lions put on aaCkeloth and moUrned Mar Iy two g lo ves, yet t he hu.,ds (he y ers had trial of cruel m!loklng. to E, L, Lomax, G, p , A" U. P_ R. R., e neas .ery sore, " and. 800urgl"ga, yea, moreover Are . tho h a nds 'tha t o ct rute til ' w orld '· Omaha, Neb. . , Not long alte; tbla, certaln omcert ElRnds th At a r e d In ty, t ndl· and ' kind ; of bond. and Imprllonment. Gen'uhl8' MUlt Bear of the Jews came to Madln, the place Th o first, t hll't DJlln 'a power: un ( u rl ~d: They weN atoned, they were It W.. Hia Way. Fa~-Simile Signature wh~re MattathJaa and hts sons dwelt, R a nds th n t are found w J:te.re j;OOd deeds lawn alunder, were tempted, A Ka nsas farmer was telUng rece.ntm ust 1)0 d o n e, ' , for the purlloae of establishing the H ILOdu wh Olie cl\ resl!\ III divIne. were Iiain with the aword: t"ey 'y about the eavesdropping that goes worship of the heathen godl which May thel- alW(1)1s be stroillr t o IIp1\o ld the wanderqd about In Ihelp-aklna, on along the farmers' telephone line d g ht " the king ' had cauled to be Nt up, and goat-eklna; being dfl8tltute, he is on. He said that whenever. he =-~ ' REFUIE IUIITITUTIL J\nd m ortnls to hOliest shrlllll : And aU the people round about the Hands a"'Ioted, tormented; (of whom talked he could hear the "click, click" '. , City, were gathered together, and Mat- But In the world wal not Wortfty:) down. mast tatblu and his sonl went out to see Hands tha t Will S UI;CO I· (hI) n~ dy ,an . "And you clln b,et," he· amended, they ~andered ' In deeeiil, and t part o.f the dress Qt the how matters atood. And, when the And II v r th e right from th wro ng_ ___" tnat they_ ne.v.e __receiver In mountalnll, and In dena and' season. ,', ;. peo~le saw Mattathlu In their midst May those h a nds be nv'e r IItcadtallt and '. Veils are left Boating ' Insteact ' 01 coming down. No, Sir; I always hold cavea of tbe .arth." There can true ' the,. withstood the :demands ot the oM· To the ~m they vow to love: on to tl)e thing and let It down 110 be "no que.tlon, although u,;· being tied under the chin and around cera of the Idnl( and woUld not , ~"or· May t!ll1), ev cr , rtnd warmUl l,{l a loyal the neck as tbey were, last ,ye'ar_ . easy tbat It doesn't ollckl"-Kaqsal' na",ed, that Mattathlal and hi. heart, ,. sblp before the hltatheD altar wh~n City Journal. noble lona .... to be Included 'Black crinoline hats serve torsomQ Ali th,flY Hnd In thIs wee little glovc, ' n commanded. ' am..,ngat the.e. of U~e smart tailored models, trlmrped CUl'ea Human 8kl., , Troublee .nd Now when' the o~ce" perceived ,' Notwlthetanalng persicIJtl~n wllh white ra1an ,0r,l orel)e de cblne, wa,. matters stood and knew tbat . Cel'lt~rplece for Anglers' Dinner. EqIJally Good for Our Peta and ' and trIal ' and alffterlng, there la A pretty \opera bag 'i& ' of plnlt 8!ltlU the Infiuence of Mattathlae "as lIl"eat. " At a stag' party glven :by a man for Domeltlc Anlma'a. a e.nae '1f lecurlty In' knowl,~g with a gQld cord, al\d 'd~corallons ot, they took him and hll 'sonl one 1114e five friends who. fish toge, t he at ,one that one la h1 God'a handl and ' Into the tent of' the ohlef oMcer ' and of the n9.rthern lakes'lhJa approprla't e hand-palnt~d wrea~b8 In i;lal~ly ~ul. Reslnol Salve Is ,niy Ideal and f~ that ultimate ' victory la'''wlth .. . ' apoke mlLDY 10tt and 'pleaaant wordl decoration . was used. It was all so colorings, vore4- remedy wherev~.r a salve IIi ' him. 'The Third Pa.lm Ie 0'.' " simple, yet so ,elfective: From a small " .Satin charmeus9' remalD~ . the ' fayol" aaying: needed. It Is as good tor ho~ses, dogs, preaalve of thla:. , "Thou art a ruler and an honorable ,rOlind ta1l1e ml~-r~r there wer~ six wee ite ' fabric ,for ,ball and ' tUnner gown. etc., 8S ~or mlink,lnd. . ·Truly .a unl, "Lord, how are they Increaaed In fact, tor- eyenlhg gQwns 0 aU', and great man, In. , this' City, , aDd "fishing ' rods., 'stuck ' inio ,a 1XI0und of and; versal ,heal1~g Olntment_ " ' descriptions: " , ' -, . that troub,e mel many are they strengthened with aons and Jire,thren. water cres~, a~d f,e rns . . A IIneof,·yelW. p ; ~chm.ltz, ~et.; ~lnsdale, Mass. , th.t rlae up a"alnat me; '. One novel arrangement of the 8~eev. Now; therefore, come thou ' ftra~ , and low" b!lby rlbb~n , w'lnt from ,tbe en~' ot ~Many\ are they which aay of Naturaily. , 1111 the klng's ' commandment, Uke aa, each pole to the place where ' It waa ISI· to cover ~I,le stitching vtltli il, row my loul, :There Ie, n.., help· for 'Magistrate (to 'wltne!ls)-I under: 'al" the ~eathen ,have done, yea; ~d atta~~ed to,' !1 ~ regular <:ov~rad fi~h~r­ of: soutache brajd,: endmg under hlJn,ln God. , ' 9tarid-tii8t you ~)Verbeard t.be quarrel the ( men ot Juda alllO and suoh '.. ,man s basket (doll sl:1;e) especially small. flat button. - " "But thou,' 0 Lord, art a ahleld ~olol"ed net or t\111e !I~eElV!l8 .. ~a"e II between the defendant and his ' wUe' remain at Jerusalem: 10 IIhalt , thou r,nade by an ' IndIan b~sk~t weaver for for 'me; ,.,y glory and the lifter Wiln!lss-Ves, slr_ ' " O>l~st orie-way, ~jl(t­ and ,th,. hOllse be In the -number tbis Qcc~slon. , The , place cards were IInlll' of tl'cam cWffon or ' net. This ,'up of ' mine h~ad~ ) jus a 9liar~ing sottli.es8 Uiroush Mal:lstrate-~ell the court, If you the kiD,'. , friends, aad thou ,and U11 tle.d. to them: ' , The baskets were fiUed ' clas,! ~~kets ~ ' sale d~iiy , "I ·c rled unto the Lord )Vlth outer· mOBIl: ,:" '.'~ can .what he seeme to- be.,doing ohildren ahall be , bonored with IUYer with Uny ,candy tlsh_ . , , frOID Chicag~tem~:-~~" . . .." " . .. my voice" and' he heard me out Witness-He seemed to b~ dom' the ~cl lold and many rewards." ',' ..... ~ ,, ',: ~ . ;' , . ::" ' ,., 15 tc?",October"·15, via the 01 hi. holy hili. ', ' llstenln'.-Pearson's ' Weekly_ ' . Smock Frock. ' ,. Xattathlu' face wl;\s a Itudy, " ,A Han'dkerchief Bazar. Chi~o~ Union "Pacific ~ ·"1 'aid me down .nd .ilept; For the small gtrl there are' frock~ the aervan~ of the king wail . So~e , YO~rig ~Irls, wbQ -had pledged I awaked; for the Lord 11,1. ~Orth Western Line ,to ImPOf18nfto' Mothere~' , . and bt. sons who , blm 'a certain ,sum for , a local charity' of tho 8~ock order,: with wide saliQI ulned me. ' Examine carefully .every bottle ,ef 'Sarl Francisco, 'Los,Angcco~ar, s and a be, I t ;'U1inlng through were uncer~n whetber ' the ·Indipa. raised Ii , goodly amount In tbls tWay: CASTORIA a safe and sure remedy for '" will not be afraId of ten 'lea; .Portland and Pugct tlon which h~ felt within Vfould bUrlt They wrote to frlends ollt',Ot tow'n and straps of tl1e :matcrlal. The collars infants and children, and ' see that It thou.andl of people, that have ~und pointe. CO"lspon(iforth and ,lead blm to 'do 'Vlole' n ce to asked t~e on.es at home to (ionate a are embroidered In dull ahades"ot pink aet themaelvea agalnlt me Beare the ~ , ;,~~fT7, rr the man or not. With ' a ml,hty ef. handkercl:ilet or' an artiole made from and blue, In lJ!lalnt , lIttiedeslgn8 and mz/y low r(J~,J frpm I/l1,poinlJ. round about. ~Ignature Of~~ fort h.e controlled hlm.elf, ·and , hi. a handkerchief; then they arranged floral tl~ects, al\d tbere are ,cohars ' of DaUy and pe~qna11y conducted Arlae,O Lord; lave me, 0 lilY tOUnt in ~rough , ~Uman tourlat In trse For Over 30 Years. . . voice shook the air as he shoute4: ' most attractive boot\l wIth th'e se dull blue or rOBe, on some of the white' God: for thou haat broken the a1e~p'lng cara ' .ctom~led by smocka eml>roi~ered or ,braided to' , The Kind You Have AlWays BOUght. "Though aU tile natlona "that , On the same day they gave a 11ttl~, teeth 'of the ungodly. expedence:4 conductors '&114 ' undez: the, ktn(1 dominion obey. him, playlet ~rltten by one of.the 'g Irls and tone, I,.anguag'e of Eden. , "Salvailo!' belongeth unto ttle haDdl~ OD ~ tr!llDa. . ~aU away every man fromthf '.... _ _ _ _..........:-_~____~..,.-...;..-~~_~~..:.....-I~'";'~;_:.-____-:.-.:... and He (Iooklngat . Ui~ catalogue or Lord': t,hy bleaalng 'e upon thy A mOBt economical lIglon .~t their tathera, aDd give ,con. women's styles)-They still use the an4 ,comfortable pee.ple." sent to his commandments· yet ' 1 1' 1 11 , language of the first fashion Illa'te, me~ of travel. I and my soms and my 'brethren walk don't th ey? In 'the covenant of our' fathe~. God For f,,11 jllrtklllarl " His Wife-What do you mean? THE STORY. forbid :,tbat we should forsaka the ~rif' S. 4. ,HilMiso", . He-Fig. 1, Flg_ .2. and so' OD. Mp"aglr '1i"nit ' D,~ laws and ordinances. We' ,.wUI not -Judge_ ' Jartmmt, 212 Clarl MONG all the fammes ot Judah hearken to the k~ng'l worde,; . to : &9 ,' ,SI., CiliMp, III. At 'Rip Van Wlnkle~. Hotel: there was none more noble, ,or from our religion, either QQ' th": r,.ht "What 'time do you want to be' more bonorable than the, family of hand or on the lett." , called, Rip ?" .~a~tathlas. He was of the line of Now when he' had lett ' speakf.ng "In ahout 20 rears." ' the priests. havlnr his place In the theso words, ~ere came one of the drat of · the 24 cou~es of tbe priest. .Jews In the sight Of ' ~l 'to aacrlftce hooet, among the sons of Joarlb. . on the altar whlph was Ilt Modin ac. Now 'Mattathlns ~a8 1'ery devout, ' cordJng ' to tile "king:. command~eDt:' and a slncefe worshiper 'of the . God ' 'Which thIng when Mattatblaa ' saw. he ot Israel. He reCused to conform in was In~amed .with zeal, and"he trem· any detn"ee to th'e lllieral con'dltlon8 bled violently" 10 grllat ' wu hi, aD· whIeih ~ .\d come to prevail amon~ ger. T,hen rUshing forw.,ct he ' ' many or hIs ' people: ' He strove to . W. sword and sl~w ~ man upon r . ' ~Ich when hlJ '¥d ,done ,maintaIn tlle, wors~lp' of"God , accord'; Ins ,~o ~l),e .la~s , Illl'!l ordJnances given turned ,h lmse,1f ~bout a~d : . t;Y, . ~oses_ "U' brought 'gr,at ao'r row tp.·.s~ea!l" wbe~ hl~ ,e:y'~s to hts ,heart to , s~e 8P , D)II.Dy of the. ~ kJ~g s "C~~IJ?IB,~lpner ­ J~1'V8 conl~rml~g 'to th,e customs, ., of th~ , p~,Op!~ to ' depart , the , he!'Wen "~n4' ,making alliance" worshl~J 1:l;D4 leapl,p g wlt~ 'them, aDd wh...IBn ~tlochu;' 'Epl. ~e ,~~.~ ,b i,' s,word," phanell came Into' power and th~ and, ~ I ~~ 1~ wr~tlUI1* be~vy bllDd of' pe~s~cgt'IQn ~ . telt 'a,n ies ,u,po'p, tJie ~~~CI.I , arainst ~e Je:ws ',,:ho cUd Dfl{ wbl'8h'p ' ,lOllI, to~ ~!l~ ,:t,b,.~tar. serve , th~ .heathen geids, ~tta> . ;Such 'a bQICl d-..s8oCitl an:nW~ " !Strove 'more' ,earneat11 than' tI:ver olt7r, ~'d;"w'htle': ~" to stem the' . Ude' ot l~rel~Og, pth.!1DI,IM!ltt:a~ .. · .aDd hoJd hl~ people to lo,&Jt..r . to. tile "tJu:ouJli the ¢it;. . 'true Oad. ' , c ,,: , - l'WlioaoeYer '.. 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By MOLLY EllIOT SEAWEll (Oopyriabl, 1-. Sobb.· M~ n11l 00.)

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.At 14 year. ot age AClmlrRI Sir Peter lInwkllhaw'", '11 phew, Richard Ol)'n'r (" II dct;ply In love fLt Ilrst sight with ,ady Ara hella Stormont, who IIpurned hilt at· I nllon.. The Illd , a n orPhan! W M glv n 14 berth lUI mIdshipman on t ,e Ajax by bIll uncl.. GIIIllI Vernon, noph W ot SIr Tboma. Vernon, b nm the boy's pal. 'rhey attend d a th su er wh re Hawk~ h a w' 8 nephew .aw Lna y Arabella, Ver. non met Philip OVertotl, next In line tor Sir Thomas Vernon'8 estate. 'l'hey I ttlrted a duel whIch wae Int rrupted. V rn on Ov rtoD a nd lia wk ahaw's nephow found themselves aUrn ted by pretty Lally Arabella. The Ajax III ba ttle defeated F rench wn rll111p8 In tho M dlterrnnean. Hlchard OJyn got £2,000 l'i'lz money. iiu W illi .'(1)1cd homo by Lady Hawkshaw as he waa about to "blow In" h its arnlnl!'s with Vernon, .At a Haw~ !l h a w party Glyn dis· cove r d that I.ally ..Amb 1111. WI\ 8 11 poor but Jle ~l lI te nt glunbler. He ta lked much with h r cousin Daphne. LaCly Arab IIll IIga)n 8how..(1 lOve tor geminII'. Lal r ahe held a .lyn and Overton prisoners. thul delaying the du l. tn tIle Overton· Ver'. non duel, n Ith r was hurt. !,..ndy Ara· . h ello. humillatell RI(' hor<l by Iwr prllnkl!. RI hard end G il 8 s hipp d on Il (rlgll to. Olles WOIl captured . llY tho I~rcn () h . Sir Peter arranged tor· his 'xeho!lK Dapl, ne showlld n IIkl n!!!: ror Olyn. who W illi then '21 yea!'s or a , 0 11 8 W lI8 rd Ill! (1. Ollel Bnd Richa rt . planllod 10J) m nts. Sir P tor obJ t t1 to I h plnn to W{·tl, Daphne. By lo\'er TUII G IIOH and Rich· nrd elopod wIth LIldy .rabellll. a nd aphne, r c.,p cUv Iy. The la ll r pai r were ma",1 <1. Oaphne W IlS pI all ,() ; Arnbfll roved In linger. When th pnr. ty returned: .A.ta):l 11.1\ nBk d Sir r Ate r to alCl In pr. uUng QUos In court on tho charg o.t committi ng a cnpltlll crime. All !Utand ld th trl lll. -U pon Arabella's t IIlImony Olle "'lUI .convlct d nnd I~ n· t n e,<l to b hanged. Ir Peter ,'Islted the prlnco of Wales tn " ort to .8 ure a pllrdon tor . 1;]11 . Ara b 1111. throw 11<' 1'8 If nt lhe I t ·. ot 0 " r ton, whom 811 hud loved for many '~ He spur,\: d he.r.

ways. I bid YOU good daY; dapt. PhUip {)verto.n, and ' 9iJ Mr Rlclia rd Olyn. And I trust Glle's Vernon's lite. may be saved, if only ld leeep you, Capt. Over· ton, as poor s.s' you des rve to bl. For myself, I shall shortly marry- perha ps, Sir Thomas Vernon-then, n I't her of you will gilt the estates. Good morll' Ingl" And sbe' was p;one, fl ying along the fi eld, with a ,,,hl le ma nt le s treamin g a tte r be l', and her fligh t as ra pid as th e swallows In spring, CHAPTER XI.

At 12 o'clock that night Sir Peter ar· rIved a t the tavern, a nd with tbe Ilardon. The expectaUon of hIs coming, and the g reate r mattllr upon which we were engaged, llreventetl my mind from dwelling longer upon the strange scene I had witnessed between Over· ton and Lady Arabella, Overion did not speak bel' name to me, and showed much 8ympatby for UI . Whlln Sir Pete r's chaIse drove up to the door ot tbe Bear and Ohurn, another chaIse with tour horses was wal'lIng, and Into It we huddled, bidding Overton a hurried tarewell; a.nd In a nother moment we Were qrt tor York, the borses doing tbelr best. Sir Peter then told me tbe circum· stancel ot hi s visit to Windsor. The prince, w1llb was always most powerful whe n the kIng was on the verge of madness, saw his fath er and found hIm comparatively rational. The story be· Ing broached to him, he appeared Interested, and even grew more col· lected as his attention was chained. He recalled at' once Sir P eter Hawkshaw and ilie capture of the Indomplable and Xantippe. and corrected the prince wh en he spoke of Sir Pe ter as vlce·ad· mlra l of the Whlte. It was a very easy matter to get his Ilgnature to tbe pardon. and the necelsary seals and formalltlos tool! some lItU time but no trouble, and when Sir P eler presented him self at the castle on Sunday nil was prepared tor him . ' Ve felt now comparatively safe. Th re was little 1I0ubt tbnt we could reach York at least 21 hours In ad·

CHAPTER , X •.-contlnued. Arabella' turned pale, and l' plied: "I was summoned as a witness. WIUI obliged to telltify." Overton s$ld notlling. Then Sir Th OJ1l lUI, ta1l:Ing anulr With his usual grace. remarked': "I listened with attention to one law· brl)ake:r prayIng for another lawbreak· Of course, you know, thi s meeting of yours hi sedltious.....l.of1nd many a man bas been stood In t he pillory for It." "And on1l man," -' replied Overton, "Jesna Cbrlst: W8jI cr\lclfted tor It." He tui-p~d; and ·"With me, took the path back to the tavern. 1 heard, as we went on. an altercation behind me. and InvOhlntarU'y, after we had gone f) some dtstan~e, I looked bnck. ~dy Arabella wail str~ggllng In th grnap or Sir 'nu)mas , Vernon, wblle ,Mrs. Wblt4Jl 10Ql(ed on, and wrung her "Mr. Overton. See I Have Be'!!n MI. hands. , SIi' 'Thomas, however, was no . taken." match, for A(abella's ybung strf;lngth. She l)rC?ke', aw"y J rom, .bl~, and, ~un' nlng after. ua, l calfBbt up, I pan.Ung and breathle~8; wlt~ UIJ, aa we'. Qnt red U1-e little grove. And then I saw an almost exact JoellresentaUon a Lthe scene wli n . Giles ' Vernon ,had. Insanely aild with unmanly" gro",lln6 and . violen~e ~l~th~ab ellt\ tot' ,her love-so she pleaded -wltb Philip' Overton. She held;blm,by the arlbll, wben he would ha ve ihiown lier olr: . . "Philip 1 Phtllpl'·.' ahe cried. "I did It for you! , I determined to make you rich, great; even If you refused my, fortu~e. 'Sir Ttl'9maa can n~t· lIve long. Surely. you ~an ' fiot. ' reproach me, ·If nil the World does. . The stupId, stupId' world thlnltB I' dld It under the 'lnflu· ence of SIr Thomas Venlon; but no, It was . not hate for 'Glles VerQon, '; It was my iove for YOU" P'h"tllp Over~on; that ' m~de me appe,ar., at· the York 8S· Sizes." ~ '. .' ,," . "Rem!1mti~~ rourielf," · saId ' Oterton 10 her, sternly: "Othf;lrs besides yourself see ~oUl' deg..ada·tJon!,i "It is no' degradaUOn to love buly, to love ' aid ·do.. Speak, but one word t.o me, iind ,I 'Vo'm ltecome ·a Methodist lik e yo~nieJt. II too'; 'wl11 ~go among' the poor, a1)d ·"erve :and ' love ·them; anI} I will even Jove God tor your sake!" . Tbe· · awf~L grotesll~,neas' ~t ' this, the bJasp.h~m~ . of ~ tt, ~a8 altogethe! unknown 'tlt ,ber. Sb.co~Unued wndly: "Doe~ .•n'ot~ abui .~e~' sa~lng .¥ mlloh tho.e ; ~l<Xit! YOU' .bave been ,with?" . '. ~.. '. '.. bJaapbeJPel'i' repued', O~erton; b~f I."",. .to . ,:reisemlblaJice

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from York, M midnight on the Thurs· day, Sir Pele r hl mselt sudde nl y gave out; the train batr proved too mllc!:' for bls brave h II rt and s lltrdy frame. It cam e as th e horses were ~val1owin8 along tbe rond In the dar kness, and I. hold ing my watth in my hand, w ~ gla ncing at it e very ten minutes, by the f ble light or the traveilng lamp [ s poite to il' P 'ter as be lay bacli ih the cha ls wrullped In boat·cloak and got no ans we r. He was un con sclous, Wi thout stopping the chal st I got Born e brandy, wbich I tri ed to pour down his th roat, but could n'lt r gTew much alarmed- It was not li ke Sir P etel to refuse good brandy, and DS we were pass ing II. farmstead, ) stopped the dl alse, knocked tbe peoille up, a nd had 81r Pete r carrie d Inlo th. house. I met wl lh kindness, and I ra paid It with coin of the ' r ealm . Sit Pete r sOOIl revIved, and hIs first worde were : "Push on, my tad . Don't walt to r e pair damages ." I found that hIs seizure was reaU) triftin g, snd he ass ured me he woult be abl e to resume th e journey by day· light, the farm er n~ ree iDg to furnlsll hLm horses; so, In bAit an hour I had again taken Ihe road . And ten miles trom York, the chaise broke down! I had the horses taken out, an(l mounting the best l)eas t, made for York at the top of his s peed, whlcb wa. poor- the creature was ' alread y spent with traveling. It was just daylight, a nd strenlcs of golde n glory 'Yere IIghUng up the pal.lid dawn: I urged the poor bea st onward . Seven mllcs h e w nt, th en h dropp ed dead, just as the li un WIlS I!;lIdlng t\le spires of York cathedral . Defore I1\e, along the road, jogged an itinerant tinke r on a rather good·looklu g borae, the tool s of a tinker's t m de hanglng from a moth.·eaten sa ddle. J was young and s trong-he was mlddle·aged and iIl·Ced anti feeble. I ran up to him, holding five guineas In my hand. "Lend me this horse f.o ride to York!" I cried. , The man, astonished at InY abrupt address, s topped, but gavo me no an· awar. 1 made my own answor, though, by dra gging him off the beaM, dnshing t.bo five gulnoas on the gn'und, anti clath1l1ng 'ort, tbrowlng a way the tooll and kettles as I galloped nlong. (TO BE CONTINUED.) INHERENT

LOVE OF THE SOIL.

Characterlltlc; That II the MOlt Deeply Plan\ed in Mortal •• The 11rat man was a gardener, WO are told. Certaln It Ii that the first men were tillers ot the soil, after they ceasell to be wandering warriors. That Is where we get our love ,of na· ture, declares a writer In the Kansai City Journal. That Is why we 'buUd park~ and have flowers clambering why we are atrlUlgely at pence when we gel OU.t Into the mountains and lOiS OUI' selves . among the fragrant wooda. That Ie why we loathe a~ times the smell of paInt that Is on clvlllzation and long tor the perfume ot the Ute thllt Is 'close to the 'green leaves and the wli<l flowers. That Is why we-are so hapRY when we camp out and why we are so reluctant to return. ' That III why ' Ollr earliest recoll ections of tlu; "old farm" are tho sweetest and ten· derest of our Uves. That la why we crack a' joke at the "simple Ute" and " back to nature" and all that-whl!U 8.omebOdy . Is around-;-and why we know, away down In our hearts, that the 'tlmple life 11 the lite most worth IlYing and thllt We cannot get clolle to anythIng sweeter 0.1" purer than nature, "Mother" Nature, whose aone and daug ers we are, may wander tar, but to wbom we 'return as prodigals, · finding the prodl· gal'a welcome and the prodlgarl peace..

Ih-'I 8 S .' K8r'osane ' as FU'SI .''.'Iaam'ers Use .

THE "HITE STEAMER WHICH MADE A SUCCESSFUL PU8L1C DEMONSTRATION OF KEROSENE AS FUEL ON THE RECENT 2650·MILE GLIDDEN TOUR. The mOllt Interesting announce· The complete success of the new aIDount or tUel uoed on the trip ment ever made In connection with tuel while on the 2G 50·mlle publi c showed that kerosens Is at least the automobile industry was un- test and the advantages gained fi fte n per oen t. more emclent, gallon doubtedly that made a month or t wo through Its use wer e well described for gallon, th nn gnsolln . The car In ago to tbe effect that the new 'models In the following dispatch whi ch th e other r speets made a mos t credItable ot t~e Wblte Steam Cars could be run correspond ent ot the Ne w York Sun showIn g, nnd til re was the usunl r lvon kerosene, or coal oil, In stead of sent to his paper at the conclusion of aI ry a mong t he observers to be a&(asollne. Everyone at once r ecog· Lbe tour : Signed' to t h WhI t e so that tb e, nlzed that the us e of the new fu el "A t e ature of the tour which was could r ide with the maximum of comw.ould add materially to the Ildyan· wa tc hed with special Interest was fort. T he on ly ndjus tm nts or r etages which the White alread y pos· tha t the White Steam er used k ero- l)alr8 charged against the car durlnr Bessed over other types of cars. sen e, or 'coal 011: as fu el Ins te ad of the long trip were tIght ui ng a lubrl· There were some 'people, however, gasoline. The n e w fu el worked cntor pipe and wiri ng 1\ damaged mud who were sceptical as to whethe r or splendidly [llroughout th e 2G 50·mlle guard. Th ese pena lUes were not In· Dot th e ..n.ew fu el could be used wi t h journey, and all clalota made In Its flI cted un til more t han 2000 m iles comple te success, and, th erefo re, t he beha lf were fully proven. F irs t of had been compleled with nn hbsolutemakers of the Whi te Car, the White all, as regards chea pness, th e W hite ly per fec t score." Company, of Cleveland, Ohio, deter· driver secu red k rosene a ll along the A par ticularly lnterestln g teature min ed to mnke n' public demons tra- rO.ute f r om 6 cenls to 10 cen ts cheap- of t he n ew Wh ite Steamcr Is tha t tlon of the new fuel In the 1909 GUd· er per gull on th un as paid for gaso· either k eros ne or gasoli ne may be den Tour. Une. S econdly, .t he new tu I was used I'IS fu I. Tho neccssary adj us tFrc.m t.he standpoint of the public, handled withou t 'any precautions, and m nts so th at the fuol may be cha ng d no t~st more sati sfactory could ha"\le It was not unusua l to see kerosene from kerosene to gasoline, or vIce been selected. First of all, tbe dis· being p oured Into the t uel tank wbll e versa, may be made In II. couple of tance cover d on the Glidd en Tour, the crew of the ca r and an Inte res ted , mln'Jtes; but s o completely successflll from Detroit to Denve r and thence to crowd stood by with lighted cigars has kerosene l)rOV d to be, that It Ii) Kansas City, was 261ro miles. This and cigare ttes. At the fi nish of the not believed t ha t any purchasers will was certainly more than sufficIent tour, the White was the only car p r· care to use gasoline. bring out any weaknesses, It s ucb had mltted by the authorities to enter The Wh ite Company r eport tbat existed. Still more Important was ConvenUon Hall, wh ere tbe t echnical th e demand for t heir n e w s team ca rs the fact that the car was at all times examination took place, w ithout -bot h the $2000·model and the while on the road under the s uper:vl· dralnlng Its tIIel tank. Thirdly, the $4000-model-exceed th eir most san· lion of observers . named by those new fuel p~'oved to. be abs olutely gu ine exp ta tlons: It Is evident that who entered other contesting cars. without 'smoke or smell. Fourthly, th e combination of steam- tile powTherefore, It would have been Impos· kerosene could be purcbased at what- er which everyone unders tands and sible for the driver of the White to ever part of tbe route wns most con- has confldence In-with kerosenehave even tightened a bolt without venlent, and not once during tbe trip the fuel which everyone bas on hand the fact being noted and a penalty In- through tho ten S~tes o~ the Middle and can handle witl;lout any danger fllcted. At night t.he cara were West was there tound a grocery store -Is tboroughly appreciated by KUarded by Pinkerton deteotlves and wbere kerosene was not readily and up·to·date purchasers of automoeould not be approached by anyone. cheaply obtainable. Finally, the biles.

Dllculled Over the Prune.. "Wby 1& It, Miss Willing, that tat maD always have tbe prettiest wives? t seldom sec a jolly, tat man 'wltb all By Jon ugly, cross lo.~lng wife. those tellows JUlt go In an~ .wln tb prelty worn,,» every time.'" . . "Well, Mr. Hilmmerslee, I can 11.( count tor that. You see, a' hllat:.'f,nG should be a ~ort of bromIde, shOUld have a !loothlnd effect. Fat men aN' piacld, calm; joll, IlIId gOO(i provldera They like tl,le good things of lite them. selves, and they Jlke to 838 their wives well dressed. and to sit down to a good table. No wonder Yomen like them better than they do lean, dyspeptic, nervous, cranky mon, who find fault, nag, and are stingy. Men like this wnnt a lot ot walUng 011 and attention, they are generally jeal· ous and selfish: Fat men hate a fuss, seem' to ,understaild that' wives ate as fond of belng 'spoUed and of bavlng good clothes and good dinners as othel women are. and hence women natu· rally marry men of ~hls temperament." FI;'t ·Ald fqr Brltllh Army. Tbe British army ' III Constdering tht! I , a'lolll~oln' ~or the 'U.t e.rmoblen ' _:iatem 01 aurgical dre_slnga. _wblch haft ' been In use hi ilie Dutch al'JDY tor ·, _e~er~ ,. yeR:~. 'The pack~ts ~~ small and light• .One dresalng · ill 'an d~.lgned 'that a ' can" un~ck 8.n(1 place ' tbe .ar.tlaeptlc pad upon · hh wbuuded Bt.m by ·ualDg the other ban, · .0nJ)" . the pa~8't , belng unlooien~d b, puUJq certain e(rID.. with · the teeU and the ~a out of ,til, . It CIOut.ta, of " ~ .ttached

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HhorwQ'ld bll pn rchu eu The social held at the h me of Miss n{l er pr o\J\:lrty U ti Mil in Katherine Prendergast Friday evenSt l'l} t t o. wb lch pin 0 th ey moved g was a success. Quite a neat u;;' iV lllllt week. li . .l!: RutllD, wifslLnd chilth ' 11 , of was realized. ' Von Wert, ware g-ue"ts ItL t week of Ray Eugle !tnd tv ifo. SPRAINED HER A KLE Hermuu Ev!\ ns ODtI wife! of 01 urn bu!!, visitell . here 0 \ er Sunclay While descending the step' f rom Mrs. J o 611b UIlwk e vi Heil in there idenceofMi Moille Eispham, X ui n last WOtl k . Mondayafterlloon, Miss ra McKay Mr . M vrtl l1~nni~ is fell and sprained her ankle. Wilmin gton ollege. • _ ••- - Mi I:! Lulu oller is th glle t of HAVE TAKEN OATH OF OFFICE hel' sister Mrs lia.r ry Cook Forest B It lind wife lVere shoplI!lonaay mnke a ohnnge in the ping in X niu. Saturday . p rsollnel of the Houora1,>le BO!trd of Mr . V H. l~ o t vII;! ed with , 'omnlissl ners of .Warren 'ounty fri nda here Fl·ld uy . . wben M tI rs . t:)amuellrons and Fred Mrs.. hl1r1 s EVllu and lit t le dl4ughter were guos ts ovel' Sunday . impson take the oath of offi e to of her parentI,' W. V. Luce ond ' ucolled Mes r. Howard B. Ander "vife on and E B. ROl{l:Irs.. Mr. Juwel' harle!! ' Mill wife and. son, f Keever succeeds 11im olf on ·thut day X niu., pent Sunday wi th S'tu Wi! 1 ror another term on aud wife. M~ I'S And ~I:!on lind Rogers

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• New Burlingtop. g rn ic S 'Lwid Ill!, LlUrentl Uompton, <\larluoon 'ompton F ra.nc Wil son aod Everett Hain l! fi re at tending Wilmingt,ou llege. \\r. . La key ltad wife ontprtained lust w it their oousin, Mr 'ellnrt!, of pringfiald. Mis Lula Ewing W I:! very 'lo w '1ugnin lust week; . h o i b\:ltter nt I)re ent. Benj . Le r,ll llor III t weel{ III vod hi ' gr oce ry a 1'0 I,he btl' t t o t11 building h e raoeo Iy pnrnh'lsed of Getz Bros , j .J (ls . BInii' moveu hi s goods and t il postof'lic to tile fO tn on the P tel' on Uom or VIL ted by Lem ur, j () ntl en\ · n fri curlti f ,Ju 001 1 tt whl i ' l-It) l! t·o hu tll.uriell to Mi !; Llluru . MuCoy, ur Bl oo rniQ~sbur g t~ nl'ereQ him a >;llOk sit wer ut th bOlue of Mr. Wel<1un McKuy, 011 Friday evening: . A t1nior~ temperunoe serv! f) was held at the M. E. church on l::)und'iY '1evenln<;t.

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I hlU'll a lway thought It right Iilld "ood work to liclcnowlooge It., lI (\vlug soon the rooOlllmonlillt ion or 1I trl na ot (1I 1L10; who lin 1l00Jl b ueHLLOlI by Dr. lioy!., and t h ut be was to vi IL D olaw!U·Q. Alni. rl:!t . who had dltnclli t y 10 q tLllIg g iMSe ' . 1.0 ult her, d lriod to call o n him . Exnmluiug h l' Yos. t.llo dootor s loctod. JlI!lt ..WhIlL seems to b lW bceu ll00ded, u.!! ~llose I 'too . do uul tire har ey , aud tit ht.'tUlI\·h whic h a m from th II of ~cs not ~ ulted 10 tho cy hlloS Iltlrely ell lPJll!lI Wd, 1 '1111 roc01ll1ll lid Dr, HOyL to \l ilY 0110 In no I oC gin II, . helleving I lin tio wlU glvu 8I1tlll'r,\CL\on . .A . . 'rl.sL, ' Pr ~byterl l\ n ~lIrillit r. D I!\wo.re. blo. Fobn;lIIry ~., l . 119.

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I choerlully ndor&t' Dr. Hoyt lUI a collrt·OOIl.$ aDd 1Ic:t.'OmmodaUng I) 'nrloml\n, 1:[e 1IOO0l1 amc:iolls to render HOtvico lIud doe nOL Importllo people hom h e, D.mhlCll 1.0 PlIl'Ch08O gl_ . li e Iy .\'ldeIlLl), tamillar wlLh tho require· mODta of his prot Ion. He 18 wtlling . I h L bls work s hllll Bland on IWi own IIlIlrit8. My Ife aou cjaught.tJr 81181)001d t hnL· th Ir 1l11UlS0/I were 110 aunpt I l{l tholr V181011 aud accordi ng ly were oxalllbled b y J)r • .I:Ioyt: whO fi tted ~hllr oyllll with lIIltillfllCOOry resul tll . , H pecUlllly, L , B . C. Lahr • • Pliat.or Retormed hurch. Delaware. bl.o, March 29, 1899 ..

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, Cllpltal Unlv I'IIlty Columbus, Ohio, Juno 2G. 1900 . ear tr-:-H jJl yOl! me great pleasure to ~~Hy to 'WI .- "ury- efTo '(,h'e aud collrtl!OUH trcn:tme.nt 'hat ·1' ha\lo 4'6Celved ll~ )'our hl\lIW1. The three pili rs ot 8 1\18811/1 t hat. you mude for III! I\II/IWllr their "urllO , 'WtJ)'. J ~all, allll gllll.ll~· dll. rccomlU lid Y()Il~ worl • )'/JUI'II \'ory W lIllI,lC,tfU Il Y , r . W •. Swllbllrn Profo"llO r of 'rtlllOloJ;Y amI Jlro bill, l'refllIl lit 'al,lLal ul\'Ill'Hl t)'.

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. . l'allller 110u • hh: lIgo. 111.. JUliO G, 19 00. lI oy t , Dour '" .: ' IWIl etl roc Ivcll. Thoy are blllUl~j , 'J'rlll y YI)II IIIl1st vlsJt III(:inlllltlllml II~ Mrs. M oO! 's ey nttor this I{ 11 rl,1 \:t/u Cor llUU III ovur. 'Col'tlll\lIy, . • 1) . H , Moore.

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Ii~at oall for n.o r proof or ILdd d BlI.lley 's oOJ;llet lias been sighted. oommeot. '!:he publ1c ~eJl know!! by the .as.tron,omerl! nt the Liok Ob w11llt th~y hove done. ~}J their· seryu tory. This faot is signifiount action have heen 'open Bnd above Leol\u e it hows thut luminooll board" bodies u thou nnd timel:! lighter than been slI.nctioned by the general pubth e Ill·th's ntm osphere ma.intain lic 141mo t. to a· matt;-·-,a tb gentle their existenoe aud their routine of men have been industrious in·('lIice f\.nd· kind in ull dealings. l.'hey 1\ re movem at for ages. Where HalleY '\l com t goe@ tn the gentlemen all In ulln,ud thetr retireoenturles whf n It is nbt visiting llent from ofIic~ will be regrett d thlit tiDy part of t·he universe known by mlmy friends. ' as the s011l.1' system is lin 0PljD q\lel:!Mr. K:eever ~nters a thirll term - -t.iun. But there il:! n o ' doubt about, with a spot.less reoord, Previous to, Oregon la. its being a. weloome visitor whenever these three successi ve terms he hus 1 it; return!! . At its be t, it. is th Dr ~~ hAck(llford bu. h ell visiting hllndsowest pleoe of fire:;vorks tnllt before served as oounty oomilli ,ion~ in Columbu!!. ever overspreud the slty. er and his re electiou elloh time has Wlllt ar ClelltV l' p ut one dlLY lust The fa.ntastlo supe; tition thl1t ueen a .rewurd for honesty, integrity week with Ilis plLl-ent here. there could be ... 0011i81'on between a 8.ud'effioienoy: Everyqne likes "U~. n ' . ... • Mose u\'uber is enjoy ing his vaca- oomet n:nd a pilln t onght 'to be (lis- ole Jim" Ilnd wUl s~/l.nd by him to t.i~~, while George 8llokQr, 'of M.Jr- mif! ed now fol' the last· time n.nd th e fl OIS . h . H ' & ~ d ld I " . e IS "!!Iran 0 gent e, ro Wi al' ts as his 8ubstitut m"" but young'in tdeus nnd indus.ry Hersohel Ste'ddom und hi!!' \ He wJthout regrets , Of course. ' the ..... . .... ~. --IN-are expeoted in h'om \)klo.hom l1 thil:l planets themselves have tails. AI:!Although ", ' oertl1h~' regr~t mll.rks wee~ . . . t·\'onomerl:! hllve obsened a trail of' the pas!!ing of · the .old regime, it is I Alhss Eior teol:!e Morglul of Xen.itt-,- light in tbe t ruok ' of most of the with--pleaBure to. the pubJlo tbu.t hus teeu t·he guest of Miss Luoile spheres in . the sclar ' system. The suoh men as Mr. ' Simpson a.n d M.r. Norton I . so-called zodil1cp,1 light ou;" hardly rons ~o.n the togas of o~oe I1nd en" ~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~. Mr. lI.ndM r d . Webb Williams en· ' te,: into the duties of thiS very hn. tertained MisE. P'll1line Harshbarger, otilel' wise be explnined than IlS a lu. lof Leuanon , ItO'} Mr Bru.dford, Sa.t m.!nous fiure oaused by the sun's portunt office. Bellbrook tu.YSIiI:! they Pl1£18 through'the earth's I)( urdu,}' 1.lntl I:;undt\y . Mr. Irons has "erved most efficI·ent.. O ur so h 001 opened Monday morll . Mo,", and Mrs. George Scott, Itnd atmosphere. .. ing with Prof. Bowers 118 superin httle grllnddailghtel', Maxine Lees, ·. If thele hany riLtiou8lJity nt!l11 in ly IlS trustee of TUftlooreek townten dent. 11n vf1 returued to theil' h ome in tbe.,folklore about audes, with its ship some years aud his knowlelige T. Brelsford visited his sist.er' l Phillldelp.hia after a brief visit with alternatl'oDs ofAxt.reJue het'.tun· d· I.... of. aft'a·irs of. his to~nsbip will give Mr . Hurry Murra.y nt Waynesv ille J K. Speocer Ilod fnnuly. Mi!!8 • ... lust SundlLY. Ednll I::)peneer, who WIlt Dot r eturn tense oold, then the theory 51f asev him an insihgt into the duties of his Miss BerthFL Purdom ilas bOlm to the University work on UCODUUt enteen~h century expert ..hat the ne-.y office whioh will aid him greatvery siok: the pn,st week. of h er hl'lil lth ttccompnnied them. oom bts'Were the homes of lost souls IY. He is young and energe~io, fun Rev. Scott, . of Osborn , preuohed (J. F . My 1's nntI fllmily aDd Miss 'seems pltlOsible. Anyone who hus of vim anel ~nxiou8 to do what is nt the P res by t erum ' h h lust O LtlOile . ' Whllt-will pleu.se the peopJe • 0 uro 'l lluutl' ,Mason pent Suudu.y in Cin- reud MJ\ton's "Parll.dise Lost" or rialltll.nd " Sabbath. . - - -+ - Dllnte's "Inferno," nnd ha·s IJU}).. Mr. and Mrl:!. John .Jobe. north of M d With t,his -ve. nture Mr. 'Simpson towo, entertllined lust t:)undllY MrA agio lanternl:! ware invented in tt'aote from tbose poems thb milo . Riohard Purdom, Mr. !lntI' Mrs: bhe Hevp.n~eonth con t ury . teriulism in whioh . bllth poe t.s were took his fi~st voyage upon pp1it~os' Bomer. Bond. ' .. _ • profuse, oan cOllooive of the oomet tel\lpe!!tuOul:! sea. nnd came out wtth Mr. Ohmer BowJlltld. of DI\ytoJl Hydrogen gus for ballooning is obo ns the proper home for disem bodied colors fiying, ~his shows his popu visited . bis pltrents lust t:)uturday trdned by aD electrio 1I rOOe89 . life.' " Ill.rlty II.t the ou~se~ Il.nd knowi~g lIud Bun.d a y . . · On the other hltnd, the ' reourrent tha.t be r\3presEmh the people in E!u.p~rstition that a, 'oollision between general and that ·t hey CLre anxions ~~ "t......t..",... "t"",... "t.... ",.... ~ ~ ,,'''' ..,.... ,,'~,,'.... ,,'... ' ' ' ' .the ef\l'th II.pd 1\ oomet would be for him to be in offioe, 'h'e ha.s de · ",.... 'o/foi -+-+",JJ.'+"+'+'~'''!{: "!{:+ '~-~"11-'~"!{:,** ~**,*,$ di.sl1strollR to the earth . is a. thing oln,red that he wlll "deliver the + .. ' to be ridiouled, Hu.lley's oomet will gonds." His' business ability, and tjc . I deslr~ to .announce an openil'llr display of ' . .':IIe furnish R magnifioent peota~le, I1t 0001 he!ldednest! ...vHi In.tl.ke him ~n ...t.... its best ooverjo£btdf the· sky; But , " . . -~'JIt'. the HaS 'n tilEr haUouns th t ,, ' tde'a.l rT\flmber of thiS d,istingu~hed, * [rrom~B~;k Isltt-nct wOU1dq:~;~i;C trj~mvir(l..~ ; : We~t~l' S,~ar:, . " , $. " . . . ~ ~ the : w~ole of It pe1'4ap.s a.' ~Illion ~:.~, times. " The~6 is. ,n o, l,kll1l9.o.d. tba~ . ~ ~,ew ~or.l~e'f''.l l1rphlg $15,& ,weeK tihe oomlng ~ume~. ~)1l oobie .w . , ~bbiJf is :sQ6d for .. ,100 ' 11, week u.l1mony mote ,tha.n (f)rty nn1li9n ~i1etl. of thli . - , ' .,:,,-, ' .. . . ' ~ .. . " . ' ~ earth s ()rblt. But even If.i,t-swept , , i.i straigh.t right, "To,~oa o~1' pl~neti 't he ! ~y disp~ay will inclu'~e a number of 'p:'etty patt~rn hats, ?j" result oould only -be an' unuaual , weH as n~merous model.s of my own de igning. '$ ' luminosity in tbe liky', . . Your p.iesence will b v.·elcomed. '~ It·is time ~o Rive up tlie lUelallle~rll , • superstitions II.bout. oo~ts a~ ~e. , .., .... Ot8 , 88 po e~.$ 0 goon.or ill. -.CRACE LINCOI;;N SMITH. I . They Im~ DO more Jligrilfiotl.ot tha.t w",y,t1;la,n the planets ~Dd 8tar'i lleeD

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FARM. of 97 !lores-20 uores of ' tobao(lo required. Address or Br<lslau ist.0 bllve ita forty.seveoth phone Dr. Gregg, ~pringboro, Ohto. international exhibition next M~Y. Both phones. . or two stalls for horles. In. quire ofT J Brown . .. . .. ' . ,HOUSE .of eight rooms, woodahed, , barn, chicken house, bit g,l lrde" . spot, goofdFwat~r, on Four st.i·eet, corner ·o · ranklin. In~uire of Mrs Jos. Haiqes. . ~ . -See our newFOR SALE ·Family Cracker Box··

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Bucy rus and established a.h me [01' \ - - - - - - - - - - - - : - -+ - - - - - - - - BASE B A L L · • -0 ' lhem. In ] 91 h marri ed Mary D. Be r and ha.'1 .t: in e cont.inA lot. of b ,ys from tip th mill'oad .--...-..-..----..... -....-..-.----+-.--...-....~-~~-..-.-- came to town F'·" l'luay , antI look t h l· · - - - - - - - - - --• -~-. ..... --~. ued I)J·S r Siu'. 1 nc IleI' . 0 1. Fisher is a thirty-second d A. B. 'id s and wife were in Day- . ~l's. A. Maffit was a Harveysburg measure of th , cra k Wa yn e ville The L~dies ' Aiu Society, of Hal'Born, September 24th, to J ames • vIsItor Tuesoay. ball team. Pl'l~g V. !ley ah~ays veysburg gave a r eception at the and Margaret (Chapman) Hiatt, of g ree Mason. a member of Kell er ton la. t Tbursday. Po~t No . 128. G. A. R.. and al: o fI Terrel Macy and Ralph Smith were Chas Stansberr f 0 t I has been u t horn m lh e flesh, against home of Mrs Frank Harris to the Germantown, Pa., a son . f J) t) ' . y, a ay on , \\as U/ '11 .1 ' ('11 ll ' . , . I m m b er 0 f t he Kmg 1tS 0 Y 1I3S . ill Duyton Tu esday _ i n town last week . ~ aynesvI . anu IS S I a lorn - a society of Waynesvill and also to His has b en a very a 'live and use fu l . . Ig reat long on e. Ladies Aids from sevt3ral other places Mr. Clark Funston, of YC:! lIow caree l', in which he has advanced L. A. Zi mm e rman was an l nclianaplrvlllg Reed, who has been playmg Al beit the boys f rom pIing Vall ey TI d I I fi' · . . l\~ d . .. . b d ' h ' . on 1u rs ay sst. t was a ne Sprini's, . is Iy ing very iII wi th stead il y to positions of im portunc 0 I IS VISltol'lon ay . m u e ll cus an , IS at ome agam. look t he game away ft'om our boys If' d b 'f I d t . . . " a all' , an a eautJ u an sump uous dropsy, and the end is expected at and respo nsibili ty, Hnd hi s prosp 'riLy A. Maflit allnded the Jameslown Mrs. J. FCadwallader pen t . ::>at- , they dId Itmagenteel waY,as ev ry lunch was served to more than a any moment. has r esulted enti rely frum his own Fair' olle lay la. t week. uru ~y wit h relatives in Yd low one of th e playe!', we re. ganU,em n, hundred ladies. Tho~e who went etfOI·ts and his promotions ha ve 'omf' I II' H 'rs .h I 1'" 'J "I' f L b Springs. und that make::! the thO! n I long. from th is place were Mesdames Jno toh ilil in l'ecognition of his worlh . _c e . IS I_C. ,O e anon, 1 . The game waR Ii t1ess in several I l k ' . M F kZell' 1. V. Gause, of Richmond, Ind. , wa" a Wayn sv lli e Vf81to r Monday. BU I'dette George and family of . . b . cl I awe. wartz, urray, ran , s H '1 f X' . ( Wilmington visited Benj Lippin'cott tnn~gs'l . u~ agUl~l gOl! l .ar we l3 Funk y, McClure, Marlatt, Baily, I.'peaks feelingly of hi. old home town and merit.- Bucyrlls Dail y '·orum. - - -'t ' al'vey , ea~ I'l'~o el1l\a,wasSvls- ISaturday. ' . ma ewTllc' ma leI upadalr y goo Robt. Cross, Carey, Will Phillips, and of his old home paper as follows: l l DEATHS I mg re a Ive!:! 111 . a rv ys uurg, un. . game. . he sma crow 0 f ~pecta- Carrie Phillips, Hosier. Hiatt, J eff ' . Forty-one years ago this fan I le ft I day. ~rs. ?b~s. Smart . and famll~ have tors pr.esent were am pl.y re paId, for Smith, Miss Sallie Smith and Mrs. " Waynesville. I took The Miami GavELMA ~A~DLOW . b, V. BUl'Ohart and \~ife a. t ~ended mov ed mt. o the Hames property on attendmg . .The fea~t~te f t h.e ~~me Clyd Smith and Mr. Arnold,. of zette for ten or twelv years and it · The 17-month-old mfant dau ghter the fun eral of Mrs . Emliy \Hames at Fourth Stl eet. w~ ~alton s magmfic nt PltC~I~g, orwin. got so that when I would get the paNewlon W,udlow. 'ue 'ar's Creek ' unday, Mrs. George Smi th returned home strlkmg out 16 men. The umpJrl~g of Mr. and Mrs. per I wouldn't know anyone hardly: who live ,,;ollth of Harv ysburg dieu I Monday even ing after a pleasant visof Chas. tan betTy was fin e and did Last Thursday night ather beautieverything seemed so· changed, but . I . J. Brown walked . down_ Lown 'd e. Th e f ul country home, Mrs. Annie Thorpe t'Vlces were held ' at ' t he . ' it in Indianapolis no t have a k'IC k on el' tl lfH· Sl after attending the Home-Coming aturday. house Sl,lnday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mu~day fOI' th · fi rst tim e sm('e hlS sco~e is as follows : was the charming hostess to a few of three years ago, I have felt more act t l .m M'Jaml. a 'cldent , two months ago. Burdette George and Sfamily, off S )JrlJ 'g " u ll y ... It II }>( }'" hel' fl'l·ends . Musl'c and cards was . an 111 ermen was mac e W'I . t d Au J\ d quainted than ever. My feeling now . ,. d ;f f X'· I mmg on, were guests un ay,o Slllit b . H .• ·t . . .. 1 ~ 0 0 0 I th t taO t 'ded d · I~ Ac I.1111 , 0r11lC\. a~ WI e , 0 enla, Will Cornell and famil . Pel,armll, •• . , III. . ;, p !' 0 en e r mmen prOVl . an is that I will continue to take the Cemetery. were g uests of their :'l on, Otlo Hory 00lllPtou. p .. 1\) . . :; I ~ 2 ? 00 about half past ten delightful re-. Srnl~h, M .. ss ... . 5 I I I 3 Gazette to the last. d T M rs. J 0 h n Crumley, and t wo cllll- PUlAll'8OII, a., rr ' . . ~ 0 1 U 0 I freshments were serve . hose presGEO RGE W. TAYLOR. nick, ami family, unday . dren, of Lebanon, were guests of ~~./rc::: : : : : ·. :; ~ : \ ~ ? ~ ent were: Dr. Wright and wife, J. O. Col. Cyrus William Fisher, who reLittle George W. Taylor, the inMrs. Cyn thia Evans is home after Mrs. Edith Harris last week. Comptou, M .. lb , . 4 :'\' II (0, ~ 0° Rrtwright and wife, J. H. Coleman fant chi ld of Mr. and Mr!l. J ohn a three-w eek visit with relative in . Wliltou , p. . . . . . . ~ 2 2 sides in Bucyrus, quietly celebrated Taylor, of Dayton, di d 'I'h urs d ay New Richmond and incinnati. . I :17 H N n J and wife,. Emmor Baily and wife, , B.S. H owe II an d WI'f e, Mrs. Ed 'l OLIL . ••.• •• • the seventy-fourth anniversary 0 f his evening at hIS hom in Day ton. er. , Maey and MI·s. George Thompson Wuyuesville All R n 1'1) E Israel Satterthwaite and wife, Geo. A.~. ~nowdon, son, and daughter~ , autoed to Xenia last Wednesday. ~~~'I~~~:O~: j)... : : g ~ ~ ~ : ? Hawke and wife. Dr'dH~tfhaWMay anJd nhatallday ~edlnesdfafY: Cdol: ["Bisher vices w r e held at the hOU. se n 88 a arge clrc e 0 n en s tn ucy- Fr-iday eveninlr, and tll r emain ' of Wllmmgton, were Sunday g uestd M W H M dd d l' h ThomM. II . .. , . . . r; I ~ 1 ~,I 1 wife, D. L. Crane an WI e, . rs. • rs. . . a en an leI mot - Daltlu. J .. s.~ . .. . . ~ I • 0 11 B Chapman Mrs Ella Stel'n Mrs rU8 and throughout tIle state , and were brought here at urda,' morn- 0 f h al'Ies ~\JJlerwood an d f am i'1y. -. h b th bts f I t ' Bergorl . lb.. . . . . 6 0 \ Ci 0 o · .,• . , • . ., • the United States who extend h eart~. . .... ·er ave een e gue,, ' 0 r e a Ives Ln 'y. 3b . ,. . . . . I 0 \I (I ~ Lina n evitt, Mrs. Agnes Wright, congratulations and wish him man) mgand mterred mMlalnJ em tery, Dr: Carl Hend erson and family'l inShelby, Ohio,forsevet·aldays. ~re:r'2~~ ::: : ::: ~ g g ~ 0 Mrs.Chas Smart, MissM;arySmart, ' . 'd Men ts Osf Wa y n.esvl,' 1\he an d Mrs. Mark Davis, who WII S ope rat- 'l'homp.!lon, Dakili. A . . ct . .. . 4 0 I • II I S W . - E B '1 J appy returns 0 . t e ay . a re nl'o~ re~1 ..... . ,. • I 0 I' 1 0 Miss usan rlgnt, mmor al y r. d f h b Colonel Fisher was born in Wayne MRS. EM ILY HA INES. are I v~ng m rs. ue H ames ouse ed on at Miami Valley hospital sever'rota!.. . .. . .. 40 li 17 - ii' ~ Masters Ethan Crane and Charles Mrs. Emily Hain es, widow of Eli on Mam st reet. al weeks ago, is expected home . 1 2 3 • 5 G 7 8 !l Chapman , ville, Warren c01lnty, this .E iate on · f th . . . C IprlUS nlloy . . I) 0 I 2 I 4 0 0 0 t .22, 1835 . H IS ' a er was a Hames died at h r home near aesa rs Mrs. , A. Burnett and daught I' Thursday. WayucsvUlo. . . 3 2 0 0 II " I 0 0-0 : Sep prominent phy ician, and in 1 9, \Ct'eek Meeting House last Thursday s pent several day~ laSt week wi t h Two-bnse hi J . Dlllcin, Walton. P. 'om p - A delightful and pleas~nt surprise . h h'IS f amI'1yo tId' . d (night. . . . r lati ves in. Jamestown and attended Miss Carrie Elliott " of Centerville illY lOll , FlrsL hliHe 011 bulls- Ofr WllllumH Mosh er, w h 0 n lana an Rf;llabves foun d he t· d. ead m Wnltoll 2. Lotl on bllllO>l- WllyntlllvlUolI.. 4 par t y on M'ISS Ed'th' I moved Wlt to Illinois. The follQwing year he bed Friday morning, h rdeath beina- tile Fair and Home-Coming. has .been appointed instructor of ~r~lb~ \~!1r(J~' l ~.t"uEI~~~~'dr't\~~W!~~~~ soon leaves for Chicago on an extendmoved to Wiscon in. and in 1846 set· due to heart disease. The deceased musIc at the O. S. & S. O. Home at vlllo 2. Sprlnr; alley 2. U m l)lro--8tallsbury . . ed visit, was successfully· planned tied in Ro<:k county, that tate, from was a Friend and had lived in the Mrs. Thomas Sherwood has gone Xenia during the temporary absence !and carried put on last Saturday which place Col. Fisher was sent to' house in whi ch' he died for fifty on a brief visit to friends of her ear- of the regular instructor. Sunday af~ernoon Harveysburg evening. At about eight o'clock Ohio in 1fU8 to a t tend scho.ol at years. She leave two son ' Zimri Iy married life in Cedar Rapids, l a .. A t h Y I M ti g " to and Gra~el Htll pl~yed ball alt'kt~e.l twenty of her young · friends ·met at Waynesville. lJl1849 his parents re- with whom she r siclcd a~d Je 'e' and other pOUlts in easteJ'n Iowa. R~ohng de leadr Yf ee .n VISI rs three brIdges but It was more l ea l the home of Miss Luella COrnell and L _\ • . , . ., . " . at Ie mon , n., rom h ere are, game of "grab and run" than base . . . .. . Ulrne? to OhIO, 10catmgl~Lebanon , who hves In the · nelghbol'llOod .. ~nd Will Frame and wife arrived home A. B. Chandler and wife, Thor.nton ball. Score, Harveysburg,17; Grav- stealthily wended their way through at whlch place Cyrus W. Fisher com- t.wo daughters, Mrs . Walter Wilson Friday after a two years stay in Cali- Cain and wife Paulina Butterworth I H' \I I) the rem- of the ho~Sft to .the parlor, pleted bis ac~demic , studi~ in 185~. and Mrs. J~hn Wilson. who live in fo rnia. Mrs. Bethia F urnas, whot Elizabeth Mo~re, Mrs. J. M. Keys', e I , . . where they s~rprlsed MISS Mosher. When PresIdent ·L mcoln Issue~ hi s the same neighborhood. the fun er- has been with them, stopped in Mrs. Frank Hartsock and Mrs. Anna Lytle and Mt . Holly had a hot set- To. say ~he wa:' re~\ly ~nd truly &\1rfirst call for 75,000 troop!> Mr. FIsher al took place Sunday at 11 o'clock Richmond to visit relatives. O'Neall. to Sunday afternoon but Mt. Holly prlsed. IS puttm.g It mildly; t~e only entered the army and was chosen frOl'n the Caesar' reek Meeting was too much for Lytle . . The score wo rds she seemed able to artIculate first lieutenant of his . company. Iiouse, the services being conducted was Mt, Holly, 10; Lytle, 2. were, "I feel 0 simple". W~?re-upwhich report.ed at Camp Chase CoI- by Levi Mills. In terment was mad SURPRISE CANNING TOMATOES ' - .. on Warren Key~ remarked, IS.that umbus, It was mustered into the in Caesas Creek cemetery. The deNEW CENTURY CLUB anything out of the o~dinary"? United States service for three years ceased was a belov d mo ther and Frank B. mith, of neal' Lytl e, was 'the Waynesville Canning Company Cards were the feature of the eveCompany F., Twen~y-third O. V. L friend, and the following at hel' l t r ated to I\. s ut'pri e on Sunday, is still canning tomatoes, and they The Ne~v ent.ury Club held the ning , At a late hou~ an elegallt and The field and staff officers of the reg- funel'sl sbow d th este'm i11 whi 'h September 26, i t being his fifty-six th are doing it right, too. A visit to first .me lmg of the season at the Rub tantial buffet lunch was served, iment'were: W. S. Rosecrans, colo- .:Ihe was held. ' . IbirthLlay. .Joshua Chenoweth and the plant is worth half ,a day's time, ~o~pltable home of Mrs .. A. Maffi t , Those present were, Katheryn Alexnel; Stanley Matthews, lieutenant , wir • and Mrs Joan Clark being the for it is 8 wonderful sight to ee. F rtday af~ernoon, Sentember 24th. under, Donna Hawke; Luella Cornell colonel; R. B. Hayes, major; Cyrus GEO RGE O. ELLIOT'{' fi rst to al'l'ive lold him they heard Everything is as clean as a pin, and . ~he ladles ~espond~d to roll-call by J t!ssie Marlatt, Henrietta McKinsey" W. Fisher,ac:ljutant; Skil~ Gardner, George O. Elliott, a prominen t hi son and wife were there and came the porcelain basins and water flo.~- giVing some mterestmg event?f the Stella Lemmon, . Ma~ianna Anen, quartenlluter. The reg1ment was citizen of Sugarcreek town hip, died because they wanted to see them and inglll1 the time makes it as sanitary past s~mmer. After the r?admg o~ Martha O'Neal\, Warren Keys, Fred . sent to West Virginia in July, 1861, at 4 o'~lock, last Wednesday after- of COUl'se Mr. Smith told them that as can be. . the mmutes and other busm~ss, the Elbon, Bert Harbjock, Ronald H8.w~e and participated in the . battl~, . noon a t his home, three miles south-! was alright but he looked out of the Supt. Snook has tak6n great pains .program for th~ day was ~arr~ed out. Frank Crew, Curt Hisey, Warren marches and hardships of .t he ~m- west of Bellbrook. Death came af- t window and saw Lafe Nicholson. in the canning businees this year, The .new pre~ldent, ~rs. J. E. Jan- Edwards, Sid Ellis and Mr. and Ml'II. paign of that summer and fall WhlCb tel' an illness .of a month's duration Icoming up the lane and then is when and his work shows to an advantage. ney greeted the Clu? l~ a few well- F'red Hartsock. result~. in clearing West Virginia of and was caused by typhoid fever. I the cat got out. He said from the Everybody is cordially invited to chosen r~marks .tY~lfymg the Pleaffis- _........... ~=---bel ' an d a gt'eat many. ant relations eXlstlOg between 0 h• M. Mr. . 'Elllott . ' was 58 yeal'S, of. age and ' )00k s ot f ' h"lOgs you ' WI'11 not b e t h Ie s. 1n N ovemb er, ,1861 , r e 'lOspect' t h e. p Iant, Miss. Marla Reeves whose home 18 . ted . f th . ' 1 h · d d t h . h d ' cers and members, Next came t e . " major 0 e was one of the best known farmers on yones ere to ayan ey were· VISitOrs go t ere every ay. A cour-. . . d B with her mece Mr . Fl-ed Swart~, •. Fi8h er was appom l<'ifty-fourth O. V_I., and joined that in this section. He w~s a good cit i- ~ not. The vi 'itors brought well fill ed teous guide will show all visitors readmg o~ the ConstltudtJ~n ~~, • .y- has a way of being' very nice to her . regiment at ~mp Dennison, O. In zen and was highly I·espected . A ' baskets wi th t hem, and as the day ; t'h rough the plant, and Supt. Snook laws. ThIS was follOW~ . y ~tCS neighbors even to the e~tent of 1 .~. Nov~mber 1862, Mr. Fisher was pro- few year ago he was a trustee ill Iwas cool tho table was spread in the is glad to have them come. ?f t!"Je ~ay" ~y Mrs . e~ l tt, it any planning ~ice little gatherings for moted to lieutenant colonel of hi. his "township and he has also served ' ba rn, and ninety.four persons sat The corn season is nearly over, but mterestmg P01l1ts werde . rOll ~ t out them which tends to make asocial' . t d thO II filled tabl Tit . . 'd follow ed bv a general ISCUSSlOn, . . re~l ~enllef·· taO Oh' D 15 on th~ schoo.1 bo~rd. ' down to IS W~th . de. . e , tlomatdoeshare commg l ·!l p~etty rapi - The social hour was delightfully fe~hng for those abo~t her, a~~ r~l • n De on me, 10., on ec. , He 1S surVIved by two daughters ay was spent WI musIc an a socia y, an t ey expect to b egm on pump. . h . d cently she has had 111 her mm(l to ~859, Col. Fisher was united in mar-I and four sons, ~s follows : Mrs. ; good time until the time came to say kins shortly, spent m. sprIg tty convhersadtlol~ .an have another picnic before cold •• ""6' S II' M D h .h' . . . Mr . S mlth . . . . . keen enjoyment of t e e ICI OUS . , rlageto .ulSS a 1e . un am, OW 0 Frank Wood,of Montgltmery coun ty , goodby, wlsh1l1g many Don' tfall to make a VISIt to thiS . h weather, but her friends deCided to diedSept.~,1860. ~ugus~n,1864, Mrs. LauraHinkle,at home, Wilfred more.happy birthdays.. Tho e 'pres- plant, where you will ~e warmly viands served byfthe ost~ss. M .- head her off, so the lawn of Miss ..1 he 'was agam m!lrrled, hiS second Elliott of Osborne John Elliott of ent were as follows: Eh Burnett and I welcomed. Guests of the a ternJoohn wCere , rs. Lola Zell was selected. and a date 0 • be' 'tb M' M th I ' , , f '1 Sh D k d f '1 • - Chas. Cornell Mrs. 0 n 0leman . . . uHnt~nh fmCg waf d' ISS tarO a b' Bellbrook and Waldo and Asa at Jamk I LaY' errndafn !I eWan aLaml y, Mrs. D. L. C;'ane and Miss Emm~ set for the ~elghborhood. gathenng! . l r cey a e 'ceyan amlY, ate NOTICE. on several dlfferentoccasillns, but the etic ,0 raw or coun y, . . , Y home. whom be had three children, Cyrus The funeral took place Sunday \. and family, Thomas Lacey and Helghway. date was postPoned from time to time H., John a.,d Sallie. The second is morning at II o;clock ill the hl'is- .family. Joshua Chenoweth and fam~ The lecture to be given be~ore the BURNET- -WADE on account of bad weather or some ,.' deceased. tian chm'ch of which he was a ·rnem- . ily, William Chenoweth ana wife, W. . T. U .. by Dr. Mary Cook on othe r good reason unil it was decided .In March, 1865, -Col. Fisher and b er. The burial wa ' in th e Bellbr' ok eph Ev~ns and wife, Joseph Hi- Thursda afternoon of ~hiS we~k, At the home of th bride, in Cen- to go ahead on Friday last and if the .. , ' i' WIfe moved to Oskaloosa, Ia., and cemetery.- Xenia Gazette. . SEU' and Wife, Fl'ank Rogers a.n d has been postponed to FrIday, Oc~- terville , Tuesday, September 28th, at picnic could not be out of doors it purchased the Herald, of which he • _.. wife. William Graham and . family, ?er .8 th .. ~c~ member has the p.rt~- 11 D'c1ock, Mr. Owen J. Burnet was could be in; and accordinJr to ~rwas. proprietor and editor-in-chief HAS GONE WEST Charl es . mith .a nd family, Sa!D S~ith IlIege of invIting one guest, and It IS united ill marriage to Miss Maggie ra. ngements Miss Zell inv.ited ~~ss until February, 1868. In July,1864, . ". and family, Jim Reeder and w'fe' l c~rnest1~ hoped th~~ every member Wade. Immediately after the cer£7 Reeves to spend the afternoon With .-v< " Col. Fisher was admitted to ~he. bar . Jos. Chapman ha gone West Mr . Kate Reeder and child.ren. Mrs. With theIr guest W111 try to be pres- mony the couple went to Cincinnati, her and take supper, alld j1,lst as the by ~e supreme court of OhiO, and again, .this time to round up a bunch Angie ,H ecathorn , and children, Mrs. ~nt, ~?d profit by th~, lecture. S~b- where they will visit with relatives two ladies got settled into ,a riice talk aft~r selling toe Herald in 1868, he of hor$eB, that he intends to' bring Lillian Uotop and son, Lafe.Nichol- 1je~t, Know Thyself . The meetmg for several days. The Gazette e..'{ - in walked the fol\owing nanted' pero~ned a ,l~~ o~ce in , O~~loosa,la., home with h.im. He Will, in a\l prob- son and' ~fei Mrs . .Lib _~llars ~nd Will be at th,e hom~ of ~rs •. J, A. tends heartiest congratulat~ons. sons with baskets filled ~ more than.. btitthreateried puJmol)a~ troubles ability, have about 100 horses, so daughter, rrank Jones and fanlllY' jFupk.ey at 2 0 clock. met the demand and ' with MiSS . compelled him seek-the d.r yer cli--- ke!,!p your ey"eA open for a good bar- A)fred'Smith and wife, Jim Tracey. . EDlT~ ~,.HARRIS, Sec. . WANTED ~eves decked.in flowers as the ceJ\~ of ihe Rocky, mountains. , ;' : ~in. Watch this paper for notice ~ife a"d $On, Harrison' Com~l1, Hen, . . . ' . . . , tral ·figure, a fine - time .was ' passeQ: FrQJJll~? ,to l~, l1e w8lpn tl}~ of sale later. '. . .. ry Hotop', ~rs. jp(Ul Chi I k, C9ra Guy, . PUM~KIN PIE ~I~~ . S~ccess, Magazl?e wan~ an Qnter- Mesdames J.: M. ThompsOn,'Hester . ..... eo; Maud Poettinlter. Mr. Smith re.. ' . . . getlc and resPo~slble YQung .man or Robinson Rachel Zell Robt.. Cross . . niiro8d··busin.,and held p'6si.tio1ls .•.. ' . of ~ hi leveral impOrlant rail·· COLUMBIA' BICYCLE FREE m~ked"'to his wife "l.did not know I ~he H~rveypbur~.. sch~~l ~t11 gJ~e woman' in Warren ~~~nty. to co!1~t Fred ·Sw~rtz · . LiZzIe ·' l.e\\iis· :'Grac~ ::., ways. H.e '~~. ~ia~ fOrlilonQ' ,. ' . , ' .. ,".' .,:, . .1., .. bad'so11lar:y 'friends." a,. pump~l!l ~i~. 8Oc~1l1 ~t Fl~emenl3 '?rrene~alsandsohcltne,~subs<;.ru)- Smith,' Agii~ . Wright," ~~ra 'zell" "'" -': ..l time with Gov~ ~an8, anothe~ 'Way~ ,.. GreateSt 'offer .out" , Boysl ,. GI!lsl '. ," On~ Who Was There. .Hall ~r~day. mgh.t, Oc~ob~r ~st, fQr tlO~S durmg fpll .o r ~pa~'e, bme" ~- Adah' Kerrick anil·MisseS·N.ina Btnitl,1. , , lle4ville·.boY~ in'.~e r~ilrO~~ b';lsin~.. GC[!tyour t.~iendB, t<? ,s~~scrij)e.: to'o~t. '. .'. \the P1~0 fund. : .All,: are · m.vlted .t o p~rience .~nnece.ssal'Y . .. ~Y one ~. Iln and Edna Robinson. - ,. . . ' ' Col • .'Fiaher'8 -r w.ite' .was a suffe er q:)a,ga~rie' and, w.e W111 . m~e ' YO':l, a· " ..,. EXHlBlT AT f,A1R , attend. , ... _~ . s~art among. frlen~s ..~.dac~uamt. · , ... . .... ': , 'tram r.beunlllttBm· and dte4 at Hot presen~' of a ,$40.00".;Coh1m~Ja·· BiCy-: '. _. - -,. , \ . . . . , . WILL HA VB ' SALE ' , ances an<.l build up a paymg iltt~ ~r" ,. ''l~9if1C~ ., . . ....: . Spnn.nJ ~k•• in l~,: ~d th~ COIO-ICIE"":"':' the b,e st ~ad~ . . AsJir-foi partie.l " F.~. Care~. ·the up-to-date :. anq . . manent . busio~ witJlC?u~ capital; ,. . ": ~ . . ".' '.:. '. nel th~' Hsianed ' his 'Positi()D tree 'outfit. and'ch:cular telling enterpriSing harness mim~ has an ex- ' I.~. Keys," the ,v eteran hame88 Complete outtit;a~d in8truc~onl! free. .Dr. J. T. EU~.. ,~ left his apen~.~ montha traveling in EUrope: .lflo~ to Stallt.'· Aq~, ~I:i'he. i1ib~fa , the Fair. tpis -week. Hislioe dealel', will have ~18ale of ' hamesa Address, "Von,'~ Success . M~ine, With J. O. Cartwri~~'t,. a~,~e Nati~· . • bar wbfcb he ,'r etume4 ','to Denver. 'Bicycl~ Man:,," ~-31 ~~~d Street, ~ill ·<!ompare··· faVQ~ablf with pther and all ~ind8 of leather goods 011 the l ~m .10S, ~ucc~ ,Maaiazille Bun~~ ~~k,-, ~d ~tt. v.:lio ~inCJ~~~ ~ JD 188t be bl'Oupt bJ8 children ,to ,New Y<!rk 'CltYi N. Y. . lint;18 the..e. 16th. See~.manothet pap, .. mg, New YofkClty, N. Y' . ~. can Cal1~ere~, ...~tle. .. , . ..-...-...-...-...-..-.~

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gralll bowed In waves before 'tbe com· wIth t\ d ep 'ron 'o f lItu. ~ tb'e tOplI. A tEXAS CL!"Q "MAN SIX MONTH S. Ing torm. Th re no'" am a sbnrp Th men : Doroth), thought, · wer whis tling In th all' from pafnt au a house fa the exlPtlIn . tb 11011 til, allout !1.!3 ()Id as nole Henry, Cor two 1, 8pea". Out for til" benettt of auft, ... and lill they turn d t.b II' yes that way oC t h m had ' beards. Bu~ C)ut fd 'of tlie bou·se. Th wood I. the little . Inll Th·ou.and.~ they saw rillpl s in th grass coming 'l'o'oman waS'dou btless mucb !!IIllJllr a tr u tural under lay r . That older; h I' . (rom that dlr cl.lon also. Is a It bould b , Unprote cted wood' (ac!) Wall ov r d with wrinkle s, he r 1 M. Rev. Grni. G. Baptist ueld Illy ncl H nry tood up. clergy· ill not well wlUlsta nd v.-eatber . But balr was nearl,y wblte, and all walked ! man, 'of "Whitesboro, · T X., says' "Th ro's a c)'olone omlng. Em ," be r h r 'sti fflY. pn.lnt wad at pure white lead and "Fo\lr yeare ago' . cnlter! to his wife ; "I'll go look Rtte r IIns cd oil 113 an mvuln rable nrrupr Wh 0 hese people dr!lw near he sulfe roli. misery wltls 1I11' Slack ." Th n h ·tljmill. t slln and ~ain, beat and cold. ran toward Lhe house wh er Doroth), wos s tanding 1sh ds wh re the cows ond hor es were In h I! .doorway, the y paused I u mb a, go. Every ~ .It· I, pnint protccts and preserv es. and whl s· movem nt was onit i' CIII. h1r ((ylng the peri shablo wood with a pen',j omo ns th msel ves, as It afraid A lint Em dropped hoI' worlt . and to com of pain. Donn's .Kld· 'l' omnletc metalli c casi ng. farth r. Dut the 11 tle old ClIme In the cloor. One glan e told ber wom an wa llt ' d up to Doroth ney P ills r Q mov ~ d .\ nd the olltsido of tbe house Is tbe y, mad a of th rlanger close nt hand. the whole difficult y ooks of tb e bouse. A w ll -constru ct· low bow nod sa id , I.n a sweet voice : "Qulcl" DorOlh)'~" sbe scr amed : after · only a short d building may be gr Uy de pre"You ar w Icome, most nobl Sore "run for t he cell ar!" time. Al though I do is I'd by lack of pain ting or by poor e r s , to lit luntl or t he l\lunchk ln S. To a j umped out of Doro hy's ar ms " ' 1' srI' so g rl\l ful to' y not like to hnve my lInln ting. Mrs . q ill- l'ow, l 11 lOe at aile ou ror h avin g and hid und l' tho b d, atlr! the girl ki ll d the wicked Witch name used ,publl cly, ,bere 11 a,' you beun all this time'! ~Rtfonll l Lead Compan y have made of the Ea!;t, ·Slarter! to get him . Aunt E m, bad ly an.j fo r selling our , po. ~ibl8 tor e,-ery building owner I make an exc ption Dtll - Why. dear, It hasn't be n people rre from fdAht ned , tbrew 011 n Ihe trap·doo r bon dage." In th is case, so that other su fforers to he absolu ely sure of pure white ong. , III the floor and Climbed down tb lad· l l'ad palot before applyin g. Th ey do Mrs. BII\- -How dnre YO II lell In l' Cram Iddney troubl'.'! may proUt by illY Dorothy li stened to this spe ch wi t h del' Into UJe small. dark hol . Dorothy wonda r. What could expe ri ence ." that? Yo u have b ea out all niglll. t hi by \1utting upon ev ry package tbe IIlllo woman caught TOlO at last-, and starte d to po 'si hl y mean by Sold b}' a ll doolers . . 60 cents a hOL or tb oi r white lead th eir Dutch Boy calling her a SOl" follow her aunt. Wh en she wa::; half C f' r'-~lI. anti Foster·M llburn ' Co,: Buffalo. N. Y. Indu8tri al Educat ion. Pa inter tradema rk. That tradema rk say ing sbe bad kille d til way across tho room th ere came a wick d \\' itch For lrulnlng tho workma n th e l ech· 18 a compl ete guarant ee. or "Seeing I e Believing ." By L. Frank Baum great s hrl k from III wind. 8ud tbe w alS an Inuocen the Eas t? Dorothy nlcal school can neve r suppla nl th e t, harmles s little girl, lle rnd Ollls: \\'0 are less convinc ed hous s hook so bard that sll lost h r IVorks ho \l , The ayti t tu th aL is 1II((~ l y by whal True Thrift. we hea r tban by whal wa footin g and sat do,,·n sudde nly upo n 10 give the bes t results Is a cpmhlna · " \Y h~n visiting a c rtnin town In ttl ;. (Copyright . b)' til<' B .>lJh . l\1 pnlll r. . 1 H e. t he Uoor. 1I 1!(j land ~ . " says a wedl al nlan, " I was tion of pllrt tim IlIlP'r >ntl c >l lll" ( 1')'1"1' 11' Loy I . Frank HUUIII & \Y. W. A strange tblng then happe ned. t old of an extrnor dinury iO<'id nt and com )lulsory nl! ndan e at tech· An y girl en D hen r otllJlllm ent s If Denslo w .) Th e house whirled a round two or ul ca l scbools. - London ~ l cc ll' l c al He· she IIIU"ato/i tbe ba bit of talking to ' hrrein til mala Ugur . nn conoul' three times and rose s lowly through ieal house wife, exhibite d, uuder try ing vi w. ber ('Jr. the atr. Dorothy Cel t as It she were circums tances. a trait quit charact e r· going up In a balloon . I!';Uc ot b ~ r . H seerus that sho had by Tho north and sOlltb winds met mi" tak t1Ike n a quantity of pois on\l'b re tbo bOUse stood , and made It mercllri al \'loll,on- the antidote [or the exact center at the cyclone. Ia wbloh, RS all should know, comp rises tbe middle of a cyclone tbe air Is gen· t h whit e' of eggs. When this nntl· erally atlli. but the great pr ssure o~ the dote was b ing adm.l ni stered , the order wtnd on every s ldo of Lbe house rals d [or whi ch tbe unforlu l!at lady had It up highe r and higher, until overhea rd. he manage d to murmur , al· Dorothy live d In the midst at the tbe very tov of the cyclone It was at t.hough almost unconsc ious. "Mary. : aDn t h re gr at 1\lary! ave the yolks for the pud· Henry. Kansas prairies, with Uncle It rem.alne d and was carried mUes and who wns a farm r , and Aunt miles away as easll)' 88 you could car· .olngs\ "-Tlt·B it&. Em, who was tb farmer' s wife. Their ry a featber. ' bouse was s mall. for the lumbe r to The Doctors ' O rders. It was very dark, and the " 'lnd A lady whose btlsband seemed to be build it had to be carried by wagon bowled horribly around her, but Doro,)olnl; little but lie hI tbe ba mm C;ck man), miles. There were fOllr walls, tby found s he was rldln Quite casHy . and eat apples, was asked by a sym· a fl oor aad a root, which made one After the first few whirls around. and pathetic n elgbbor wbat the trouhle roam; and this room contain ed a rusty one other lJme when the house tipped with him was. '·Docto n." she rellllnd, looking cooking slave. a cupboar d tor badly, she telt as If she were being liT-here Mutt ae 80me Mittake ." 1'adly. "No, be basn't come into a r'l r· the dishes, a table. three or fo ur rocked gently, like a baby In a cradle. "rho had been carried by a cyclone tune:' A writer In To-Day 's lit gazlue cbalrs, and the bed s. ncle Henrr Toto did not trke It. He ran about maoy miles [rom home; and Ibe had and Aunt Em bad a big bed In one th e room, now here. , l ells the story. now there, bark· "You see," e)."Plalned the wl[e, "be'8 earner, and Dorothy a little bed In an· Ing loud ly: but Dorotby sat Quite still never kllJ d anyt hing In all her lite. other But tbe little woman evident ly ex· corner.. b en bavlng some sort of maHer with There was 110 gar ret at on the floor and waited to see wbat pected he r to answer ; so Dorotby said, hi tomach . and he -consult ed two dl[· all, an'd no ee llar-except a small bole. would ha ppen. wllh hesitati on: r 'rent doctors abQut IL One told him dug In the ground, called a crcione Once Toto got too near tbe ope to eat a ripe apple e very hour, and cellar, where tbo taro II)' ould go In trap door, and r !! !n ; and at first n "You are ver)' kind; but there must "Do you know of any woma n who ever r e ceived tbe any tb other said to r est an bour after C88e one ot tboso gr at wblrlwl nds little girl ~ u gbt sbe had lost be some mi stake. 1 ha.ve not ki ll ed hllIl. .benef it from taking Lydia E. Pinkh an\ 's Veget able Com. arose, mighty enough to crush any But soon s\ -ea·t1ng. an }' hlng." he'~ try-lng to dQ both." saw one \:Iulldlng III Its path. ' It \\'as roached s Ucking up tbrough the at bls ears "Your house did, anyway ," Teplled pound bole, ?" (or the iLOW COLON IST FARES TO THe by n Irap·door In the middle of t he st rong pressur e of the air was keepin the IIlUe old woman. with a laugh; If any woma n who is suffer ing with any ailmen t peculi ar WEST AND NOR"rH WaST. floor, troll! which a Indder led 60\\'n him up so that be could not rail. She "and hat Is the same thing. See!" , to her sex will ask h e r neighb ors .this ques tion, she Into the small, dark hole. . crept to the hole, caught TotO by the she continu ed, polntln~ to will be the corner Union . Paclftc P'8 8senger Depart. Wh n Dorotby stood In the doorway ear, and dragged him . h ' . Into tb~ room or the bouse; "ther are .her two toes. surpri sed at the rc ul t. There 15 atd y a I intent announ ces 'that. ColonJs t Fares and looked nround, s he cou ld see noth· again; comm umty m afterwa ill stlcklng out from under a blocl, rd closing 'tbe trap· this countr y where wome n can n o t be found who have b een -wiU be In ef[ect tram Sept. 15 to OcL Ing but. the gr at grayeprairie on every door so 5, 1909. to all pOlnta In ' the Weat and 8lde. Not a t.ree nor a bouse broke bappen. that no more acciden ts could ot \\·ood." restor ed to h ealth by t his fam ous o ld l'emcd . made Dorothy looked. and gave a little c r)' Nortbw est. . I f ' . tbe broad sweep of ti nt country that ' I . l;!our atter hou r pII-ssed away, and of fri ght. Tbere, indeed, just under exc usive ly rom a simp e f ormu 1a f roots an d her s. Tbla year the ' Wellt loo\ul more reached .th dge of' the sky Ln all dl · slowl)'1 Dorotby got over her frIght: tb cor ner or. tbe gr~at beam the ' promisi ng thall. ever. Now Is tbe time recUOos . Th sun bad baited tbe but sbe hOllse Durin g the past 30 y.ears we have p~blished thousa felt quite lonely. and the wind r ested an , two teet were sUcking nds out. to lec'ur.e land at .low' I1I'ICe8, and , at IlIa wed land Into a gray mass, wi th shrl ked so loudly all about he r that s hod In sliver s hoes with pointed toes. pf letters from these gratef ul "ome n who have been cured tile aame time, to visit tbe mlUlY lo't r· little cracks running througb , It. Even sue nearl y . becalne deaf. At first sbe "Oh, dear! ob, dear !" cried Dorotby, by Lydia E. Pinkh am'. Veget able Compound, and estlng lloints' I.n Ute West nnd. North· UJe graas was not gr en. fol' lhe sun had wondere neve r d If she would be dasbed clasping h r hands togetlie west. 'at. Whlcb liberal stopove r ar· had burn d the tops' of th long blades . to · V,leces wben r In. dis· in aU that time have we publi h e d a testim onial tbe bou e (e witho U again ut ; may; rangem ents may be m·a de. "the Until th y were the am gray . color but as the bours passed house must have fnllen on the writer 's s pecia l p e rmi ion. and noth lng her. ~' hnl ver sbnll N ever have we knowi ngly ' we do?" A b ~Jte r , eBtJmete of raw land., can to be se n everyw he re. On e the terrible happened , sbe stopped w()rry· "The ro 15 nothing to be done," said publis hed a testim onia l that wa.c; n ot truthfu l a 'n d )Je made now than for,mert y, becaalt6 boulje bad been painted , but the sun ing and resolved to genuin e. walt calmly a nd the little woman, calmly. these lands are In pJ;'oxh:!1lty to n w blll!tere d the paint and tbe rai ns ,see wbat the tuture Here is one jus t r ecei vcd. a few d aH ago. If an} one wou.ld bring, At .doubt s 'farms tbat are · produci ng wcinderf~l washed It away, and UO\\; the house last sbe craw led over "But. who was she?" 'aski:lI:l"-Il6l1ftthrY:-If--ffi: ::il'"l-,i is a true tbe swaylng and 'h one t tatem ent of a woma n's e.,xperiwas as d ull and gtay as ·everyth ing nOor to he r bed, and crops. '. h was t he wicked Wlteh ot he lay down upon ence with Lydia E. Pinkh am's' Veget able Comp ound. For d scrlptlv e Uternturt!. , write else. , , write It ; and Toto follow d nod I y down East, as 1 said," answer d lhe little . to E . L. Lomax, O. P. A ., U. P . R. R .. When Aunt 'Em came t he r to JIve Qe ide b er. woman. "She has beld all. the Munch· and .ask her. slle was a young, pretty wife. The .'.omaha . Neb .. In spite at tbe swoylng o[ tbe bou se klns In bondage tor many .year s, ma· . H01,1.'!ton, Texas .--·Wb en I firs t hogan 'f aklng Lydia E. Pink. sun and wind had chabged Iier, too. and the waUID of. Lhe wind, kin g t hem slave 'for her nJght and ham"s Vegeta ble Compo und I W lUl l\ total wJ:eek . J lInd A Useful Baby. They bad taken th sparkle from b r soon ' closed he r eyes ~nd Dorotby Now they ore all set free, and da)'. 'be n are feU Cast tdck ·for tbree YMrs wltll f malo troubl es, chrom e dl'8pep Sp aklng of tricks to win the sym· eyes and 'Ie rt tbem a la, sober gray: asleep. grate UJey ful to J;ou for the favor:" and a liver troubl e. I h ad tried sovera :t'docto r'8 medic athy of juries la , crlmtna l cases, bad taken tho ines, bot red " Who are the Muncbh1Ds 1" inquIred not.bin g did mo any good. Judge. WilUard r.l. McEwe n, In Ii. ra: and Ups, and they from hr ' cheeks were gray 1I1110. Dorothy . cent address before the illinois stat. 's She was ' thin '' 'For three yea1'8. Xllved on meclfcinc8 and and gaunt , ontl n ever ii I 'would "They are the p oplo who Jfve In Attorne ys' ·8ssoclat\0I)., said: "I know smiled . now. never get ,veIl, ",ben I read un advert lsmen t oftbough When Dorotlly, who waa Ly~la E. Pink. .. th is land of the ERst,' wbere tbe . or four cases where a bapy played a an orp~an, first ham's Vegeta ble COJ~po und, and W8S advise d to try it. came to her, Aunt Em wl r:ked Wltcb ru,led." promla ent Plirt In gett~l\g t be acquit· bad been so star "1'ly husba nd got me 'one bottle of tbe Compo und, and it tled by the child'a did "Are you a Muncbk ln?" asked Dor· tal of the defenda nt. and I later laughte r' tbat sbe me 80 muel! good I contin ued its use. I am now a. well woma would scream and n ·oth},. learned that the samo ba by had b eo pr ss tier band and enjoy best of health . ' .' .. ' . ,used In eacb" of the cases, althoug h ever Dorotby 's upon her heart when· "No; but I am their fri end, altbough. merry voice rea ched .'1 Bdvise all W9me ·the suppose d ' motben In eacb cas(J her ears; and I 11\' In t he land ot the North. \\ hen , Lydia E .. Pinkl,am~s n 8uffer~ng from sneb . trou~JeIJ .to giVe s lle s tili loolted at the Vegeta ble Compo und a trial •. Tbey won' t were diffe rent wowen. "- Law r\6les. t he,' saw the Wltcb at the ' East was Illtle girl with' wond r that s he could . t t+. f .... it w i l l I 'd the 'u unchk1n s sent a swift' mes. .........:.. B I L 1.ft 1'egT e.., Oc dea . sure y cure you•·" .-~.,. find m ess e anythin g to laugh at. • She was awakon ed c ..... 819 QJevel and St., Holastf FREE LANDS IN WYOMI NG. )U. senger to ·me, and I came at ' once. , I , Uncle Henry ne ver laughed . H bj' 'a Shock. so suqden . ' am the Wlteh or.' the North." worked hard Crom morni ng till nlgbt a nd ·severe that If Any woma n .who is liick and, su,fler ing is foolish ~hlcago 4. North Western Rallwa) . surely "Oh, glllelous!" crle(l Dorotby ; "are ' Ilot to ~'ve such a and did not k now wbat JOY W8S. He Dorothy -had not been lying on tbe sort mediC ine a5 ,this a trial. Why should It you a real witch?" was gray bed also; she mlgpt hr,ve br,en hurt. .As It f rom bJs loog beard to od . Send for booklet t elIIag .bow to se·t d'd ' M ' H· k "Yes, Indeed ;'; answere d ' the UUlo , ~ot d 0 er as roue h bls rO\lgh boots, Rnd he looked stern was.·the jar made her catch her br,e ath go , , as 1 1 '. rs. Ie So' ,. cure 320 acres 'of U. S. · Goyern ment and woman . I'Dut 1 am a good witch. anll sole mn, and rarely spoke, . a nd WOIlder wbat bad happene d; and 'ands in Wyomi ng free at cost, and the people love me. I am not as )lOW' It was . Toto that made Doroth y Toto put his ' cold little nose Into h r d elicrlbln g various Irrigatio n projects laugb: and save d ber from growing as face and whined dismall y. Dorothy ,e rrul ' as the wicked Wtlch was wbo and tbe most approve d method s of sci· gra)' as be r other surroun dings. Toto sat up and notllled tbat; the hou se was ruled here, or I . should have set tbe entlfic dry farming . Homese ekers' was not gray; \ he wns a little black no t moving : , nor was it dark, for the peopl free mysetr. " rates. , Dlreot train senlCle from Chi· "But . I thought all Witches were brlgbt sunshin e came in at the win· cago. W. B. Knisker n, P . T. M., Chicago. <Jaw, flooding th e little room. Sbe ,,'Ieke d," sald .tbe girl. who was .half spraug from ber be d nnd wltli Toto at fright e ned at facing a, real witch. Not Qualified for the Job, "Oh, no; tha Is a .gre at mJstake . h er heels ran and opened the door. Fath er (i wpressl ve1y)-"1I1y ' son, I The little gi rl gave- n. ory of alllaze· Tber e' were only four witches In all 'Wl\ut YOII to be very attE)nUve to your m nt and looked about her. be r eyes tbe Land- or Oz, and t wo of th em 'pew leacber . who is a tUan at wid growing' bigger and bigger at tb e wob· thos . who live In tbe North and t he ,and general Informa tion. He can South. are good w'lt"bes. I lui ow tbls de rfu.1 slgbts she saw. t a h you everyth ing you need to 'The c)'clone bad set tbe bouse down , :know." mall Boy (d('rl slvely) - "He ? Regis ter fo~ a .fr ee homes tead Octob er 4th to 23 . very gentl y-for a cyclon e-In tbe H e don't kllow no thio' ! Why, be rd • midst at a country of marvelo us beau· ca n' t ev II te ll who's pltcllln' In the The C.omm lsslon er of the Gener al Land . Office ' at t)'. There were lovely palehes of green lcngue t 'nms." Was hingto n has desig n ated . sward all about. with stately tr es CHEAP LANO:;' bearing rlcll and lusclons fru its. Banks ot gorgeou s nowers w re 00 every In Osage County, Oklahom a, band, and birds with rare and brillian t as registr ation' points . . These cities are reach~ plU1;nage sang aud flu l tered In tbe Reached d :best' trees and bushes, A Iitlle way of! was by the Iowa Centr al Ry. and Tla th e !\I1d la nd Valley, R , R. a slnall brook, rusblng and sparkli ng .sLrlcLions remove d frem one mill ion along bet\\'een green banks, and mur· acres. Also ten million acres io East· muring In a voice very grateful to €l'n Olda. The Midland Valiey R. It. a little girl who ' had II ved so long' on Le 'is the Gatew ay' to 'and" run s t hro the eastern part of the the dry, gray IHafriea. " the ::mly reg istrati on point where the lands can be seen n ew state from Ft. Smith. Ark., to Ar· Wbile s he stood looking eagerly at from the town, . . kansas ' , lt y,l{a~. , t bro Muskog ee. . the s trange and beauUtu l sights, she !fu lsn and Pawhus ka. Ask )'our near · notlc ' d comin g toward per a group of . Th~ <;:'oun~y is ~ertil~ and ~e~1 watered-:'th~' '.eq·ual est By. a~ e llt how to get tbere ur tbe Queeres t people she bad ever seen. m all respect~ o~ land a few . miles east that ' sells for, , wl'lto G neral Passeng e r Agent, ,1id· Tbey were' 'not as big as the grown .$25.0 0 per, acre.... ' ..... . folk sbe had always been used to: ·but· . "nd Yall ~r . R. R., MUSkogee, Okla· Frequ e nt trains, and low fares. hOlIlo• . for inforwll Uon. neither were they' very small, III fact, , : reqtiest~ ", -' . "~ t he}: seem'c d about' 8S tall · as Dorotby , ~';,.' T he Most . Unklnd ellt Cut. DQrothy. \) .," who was ' a weh·gro wn ' clilid for 'her , 'Firs t Oulde- Were )'C~ ever shor dog, \\'lth .Iong, s ilky hair lind .sma ll · age, althoug h they 'black eyes ' 'that twinkle d merrily on looks go, :many yearswere, so far as ·older. , . either 'side ot 'lils tunny, wee' nose. Three .were men .and 'one a woman, 'foto pla)'ed . all day long; and .Dor. and aU ;.we~e',· oddl! .dress It Tbeyothy playe d with .hlm, ·ap'" 10\'ed h~m wo~e , rbllnd bats ·. t~at • .', 4 'Rare 000(1 ThtnE. ~ r08e· to . a Stll/l.ll . ,., '. , ,:',Am u,llIff ALLE. 'S FOOT·£lA.f'lE, !lnd I'!early. ,. . . . . .U.o llit a ~o,ot, !,~ ocve their hell.dS. , W,it~ } 'e&n'tTUly <lay I would not 1,,,,yo I een wIth . ' O'lt' It 'lO lo rtg, h)l.d I 'Iu!own thD l' lie( It· . To-daY, 'howeve r, they wer e not play.· little bell~ around ·. th~ . bl1}Ils ·tb-at ~. r ",ould .:ch· my.' achl,n " 1 t. .1 think It. a Ing.' lhicle Henry sat IIllon ' the door; .lded s,we t!y ·aa·tbey mo~~d.:' 'The hats Indeed\ ' . .or rnr.tJr~ gIN.d . bing f o r'. "'!I)'one : " IWlng I19 r~ I te p and Ipc;>kf.\d. lUIxlo~~ ly at t~e . s~Y. , of-.t he ·men '~ere blue; .. tbe lI~l;le ,WOin· . ypu,.b'av f t.- Mn., Matilda Hullwo:> rt, a. killed ~ne ..... blCh .was tlven ' rP'.a )'er 'Uian ' 'usual . .an ~ bat l"B.S ,wbtte. atld _sbe wore PfC't"M " R. L" 'Soll! bY au DrUSg181.8, ,8 . ut one _ Jckll W to *tc. A Ie"1lCt'. ,to-4I»1. · , DO~Olby stood" ID , the door with Toto w·hlte gown t1i~t-:b:unr~ :tl1!UlI!' F9~ pI Qz:';-~e 'oDe ~ho Uvea In lik arJXl!l~ and _.lqo~ed at Ihe ,ik,;, ~~r s h1)"",14er s; over It " 'HII' Donct. ,were JlP~llikl~d, .' , "But.;· . pld ):lOro~ i:. ' too .. 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SYNOPSIS , At 14 yen .s ot ngo Admlrn l Rtr 'Pctpr Aawl<shaw'lI nephew, Rlchurd OIYII, (I'll tlN'llly In lov/\ at first sl"ht Wllh I.uuy Arnb ~ lI n Stormont, who IIpurned hla at!.en lions. Thr Incl, an orphan, WUa !,rlven .. berth all midshipman on tho Ajax hy hi ll unc l~. GillIS Vernon, n phew D C Sir 1'l1 omu8 V m un, beeam th boy's pul. l'h'lY attend d Il theat r where Hawk. haw'oj II 'ph W IInw Lady Arnb lin. V r nun mel }Ihi llp Overton! next In line tor Sir ,.hoOln/l Vor no n's eBlate, They s tarttd & du I whl h Willi Interrupted. V rnon Overton und Hawkahnw'. nephew tound tbr-m-cl"M altra()ted by prally Lady Arllbelln. 'l'he Ajllx In battle do tent ,0) l"renuh ...·1\1'8hlp. In the Medlt"l'1'llnean. Rlchllrd GI~'n 8'ot £3,000 J''"u:o money. He \V IlB l's ll 4!d homo by Lady Hawkshaw 118 II wu s about to "blow In" his earnl ngll ,,'Hh Vernon. At a Hnwkllhaw part y Glyn disCO" red (hnt Lady Arabella was II. poor but perslot nt glUnb l ~r. Ho talked much \\'Ith h I' cOlIsl n Dnphne. Lady ArabellR again ahOwod lovo tor gamins . Later .JJh held Glyn and Overton prluo ncrs. l'II UIl delayIng the du 1. Tn the Overlon-" rnon duel. neIther WIUj hurt. Lady Arauella burnllllll II Rteho.rd by her pranlt!'. RJchurl'l and Olleil shlppod on 0. rrlgal , Gil • WIUl captured by the F renCh. Sir Pier arranltel,1 tor hla exchango. Daphne Showed a Uklng tor Glyn. who W/l8 Ihen :U ycnra of age. Giles wo.a rcleaMd. Giles and Richard planued elop mentll. Ir Peter object d to tho pltul to w d Daphne. By Cl ver MUleu Gllell nnd Rlchn.rll eloped with Lady Arab lJa anel nphne, r IIPecOvnly. The Intter lUll' w(Jre married. Dnphne was pleased; ru· bl!llll ruvI'd ' In an~c r. Wb)'l ·the parIy rel"urned. Arabella nllk.cd Sir Peter to ,lIld In prosecuting Giles In court on the charge or commltUng a capital crlmQ. All, attended 1he trlnl. Upon Arab lta'l:! !csllmony 'Gil II wns convict d nnd "" 'nI nced to be linng d. 811' Potcr vlsltl!d :JIe prince ot WUINI In .ITort to Beeut n otl.rdon t qr 011 ell. Arnllella. threw herself '\t the fe et of Ovcrton. whom she lind loved. tor lOnny l' am, ' l:Je spul'nod her. rh n 8h to ld her plot to hnve Olles · xcruted 60 the V rnon ciltnte would devolve pon Over lo n. whom she had plnn n d to lJI ul'ry. II l' alfnlrs being dlsarro.ngerl . lh nn nounc d thnt ,aho would probably marry Sir Thomnll Vllrnoo hlmllelt. Purdon fro tTl Lit kinG' was e cur d with 2~ houre' I way In, wid h to envo GWP . 1\ Hcr " r!'Bt dlmculUe8 w ro overcome. SI .. Peter nnd nIcbltl'cl r~n Ilea tho prison lit : hll f!1oment Giles wo.u to be exe~u tcd.

Pel er made a speecb~th moat won- ll1icomplnlnlng totLltude wltlt. whlc:b ·lI. d~r.fut 1 ever beard-stnnulng' with olle Bubmit ted to tin . odious' an{l OloI,tIe ro.blo I hund on Olley' shOUlder, and. the oth r position, t b r membr'ance of b1. PMl on mine-, with l ..ady Hawksbaw and military 8 rvlces, ahow d' hIm to be /)[lphn In ihe background. everr In 'Il 11 man. Many ot his friend : H _ began by round ly damning Sir ca me In th pl!' on h ilS, and, descending TlI ma s Ve rn on. "and a lady who shall nnd goln!; lip to Ove rton, "luted blm be namelesB." ' No:l·"erLh less. In I!plle reSI) ctflllly and ex.p l' s'sell their symor some vagarlcs, the sl~oh was full palhy, Lo ~' hlc h Ove rton .gentlY. ot sound sens , antl 1-.«:; promls d I he turned tlUI ~I's . At lIu; a ve)'y splend~l people, It tbey gave }(1m th Ir sul'frages. coach a Pfll.'O red , It W DS magnlficeotly f r parllam nl h would uo all In his hors tl with four thoroughbreds , and pow!:r for III ubol\lion of the bar- had outrid ers, b sides two huge rOM· bnrous law ('rom which Gil es Vernon men with nosegays. It drew UIJ In frol.l l had Buffered so crue ll y. ' He averred of tb 111101,)" lIod within It sat Lady that It was Impollslbl e for a seaman, V rnon, sup rbly dressed; an d In her ulone and unaided, t o tnke car of him· arms tlhe h III a ve r y YOUllg hifunt In 'elt on dry hind , Ja k ashore bing a r\ great I'obe · ut la e and satin . Two h Ipl 5S reaturo at best, and but fo r ntlrs s sat on th e front sl'at; and Ir Lndy H a wkshaw be woulo probabl y T homns' sattlrnlne cou ntenance ~l n r d have be n hanged himself lon g ago. uehl nd Lady Ve rn on's 1I l\utlful, Irlum · -Tills allusion 10 Lndy Ila wl(shaw , who ph ant fac. Tb e eoacll stopped; and fnlrly dlv ldeu the bonors with Giles, Lady Vernon, hold ing the child up In brought torUl yells oC u light from the her arm s. ul roctly In front of Overtoll's crowd . H er ludysh lp ullPl·nrcd and yes, gllve him a smile and a mennlng bo\\' ~ d ma gnlfl 'P li lly, nnll it wns a reg· lOOk, as much f! S to ~ ny: "Pon r wr tcb ! YClur Inheritan ce Ie ular t r lunll)h for us all, from bng inDIDg go ne !" to nU. Th e crO\:d, which wa s n ve r In II ~ext day, with G il s, we all Hturt 1I Cor LODdon, th happlesl coach loud of good humor wit h Ih Vernons. l.1.cgnn to hi ss vlgoY·Ju "ly . This they appea rl!11 I)('ople In the thr e kingdoms. Two days nfter our ar rivul. we r ad not to mind ; but wh u P.tlsses wer fol · the announc mo nt of the mntTing~ . at low'd by tl 6huwer or alones nDd St. Georg 's, BUlJover Square, of Sir slicks, I he PQu lpn ge r o\1e d off at thp. Thomas V rnon to Lady Arab ella Star· top ll f It,; speeu. At 12 o' loci, Overton was r~J,ea s ed, InIJllt. Sir Pel e r wns deli ghted at this and Itt on co he wa s exhor ting Iboa peo· match, !\tIll so wall Lady Hawltshnw, pie 10 f ar God Ilnu live trllly to blm , and for once they weI' agr . d. The Be wa s not Int errlll teel by the c()n poslLlon of th newly·marrl d couple st abIes who w 1'0 prcseo t, and was In London was IInythlng but a pleasaat lIslen d 10 w.!ttl solemll a Ll-n t ion. H, one; for G 1I~8 became the object of hU Ii pI' I\c.bed evp l' since , and h as nev el public , sympathy, and of popular and aga in bee n mol est ed. ADd whe n a d III royal approvul. .Tho prince of Wales little girl aU) to ' my Lraphne-I w t sent for him, and our vis it to Windsor., then at sen. flshting the French-whltbe r we alJ wen t to thanlc the king, Overton was a t the ch ri s t nin g, Q.I\~ was made a t riumph for U B. SI.r made 11 prayer over he r Infant hend, Thomas and Lady Vernon we re for- which my Daphne believes wl.1 ke p bidd en the court and Carlton house, UJat dear child gootl nnd holy a\l '.le t lint! Were fr quentl y hissed In pu blic. life. OlleB Vernon, now Capt. Vernon, 'l.l I Faw them lJlyself at Drury Lan e, wben tlley were hi ssed . Sir Tbonias. command of his maj sty 's shi p AClls t" m rely g rlnl)eu, while Lady Arabella 44, Is counted tbe smartest of thl surveyed the scowling faces t) fore her young captains lu tbe nrltlsh se n ·icf}. with a s low sweet s mile, and calml y Th women 51111 love him; bllt Gil e played wllll tbe diamonds In her has grown !l little shy o f going too fa r wllh t hem. and s wearB he wllJ die a stomacher . \\"e had a whole year of happin ess. bachelor. However, there a ppears to The dreadful xperlence GlIes hatl he an affair forward between my little been t1lTo~l g h began to tell on blm, Dapbne, who Is now four years and six . nnd be was permitted to remalu quiet- months old , and Ca pt. Vernon, and ] com or It wh D ly u yenr on shore. Alld I, b cause of Ihi nle some thing Olles, was glv .n a year with my urlde she is of a marriageable age-and so th inks her moth' r, too.

CHAPTER XI.-Contlnued. Already tb re ....·er·e great crowds In the street, and as I made my way madly toward the JMI, 1 was , otten impeded, I shrlelted, I screamed at t he people, and waved aloft my' precious paper, sbouting: "Pardon! Pardon! " Tbe cry was (akim up, and swelled In 8 great roar tbat came from a thou· a lid fI'Ielldly throats. As I gUIIO][I tl U . a long on the tinker's ,borse, through t he' crowded streets, an awful unspenk· uble .'rblng loome'd up betore m . It ·WaS the gibbet, and It was empty! I felt the bot tears run down my cheeks at this and Bome recol1ecUon of the G,o d ihat: Overton had preacbed to nla caused me to utte~ nil, inarticulate thanksgiving! , . But If my tongue tal· t Elred, m'y heart did not. ' At' last I pushed my way througb IlllOutlng crowds to the jaU: The pea· pIe parted, and I saw a , black cart ol'll"'n by a 1I(htte hQrse, and .QUes Ver, , DOD, wlU.ljllnloiled h.a nds, Slttln&: In It -==---..bmy....c"'be allle'of tho-hangmnn. I noUced - as 1 did all the trifles of 't hat dreadful time-that the jailer was ashy pale And Giles was tresb-colored. I flung roysel!. off roy horse, rushed towal:d the cart, hoMing tbe" paper Ilbove roy hend . . Oh', tbe roaring and tbe' sbout·, tng ! I thrust f.t 1n Giles' fllce; the hangman, fn a ' second, cut tbe thon gs tha t bound tbe prisoner's hand.s . Giles took t)le pardon and kissed it, and theb threw his I1m1R ••round me nnd kissed me, 'antI · smlll'll» llnd wa.ved his bat I.n the air, whllA voIces thundered, men shoutJng 111( demons, and women creaming nnd weeping. And tbe next thing I knew Daphne appeared, as If dropped down from l,1el\Ven;alld , J)rlDgltig Into tbe cart, clasped Giles; und Lady Hnwkshaw, l\ litt le slower, but yet Quick, descended fl'om tlw oach, In wblch she antI Daphne bad ceme, and e mbraced all of. us; an ft tMn the:! chee rhig see~cid t o fen d the sk lcs. In 1\ littl e . while, the mOCld of the crowd changed, . Th \'l y b egnl~ to clarno\', for the blood ot Sir Thomas Vernon .. He wns·.lrnown 't o be awny from hom , but;as It by a preconcert d movement. a dash' was m~d e ' tor Vernon cOllr , whloh \ vo.s but'~ five mil s away. 'l'lJ,e , military '~.re .caHed 'O,Il~. and tbe crowd ato pped'; blit hot.-wlthout'. a "c01l1slon "and sevill'3l ' persons ,were badly tn· jured, wltleh' did ·not . tend toward bet tor feeling 'for sli' :;rhoma~, .. . , . " .F.,or,. oQ~eite" 1 reJ11:~in~d wit.!?: q.Ues until n~ was dilly rele~ d by U~e of· " '." ftcer,if ,of tbe Jaw',·"wplle Qaphne'l and. lAdy , Hawkshll.w s~t. , ~tt to ·mee! Peteti' .''on' ,the road,. Tiley'. ~~t b " the 'mlles otr: and b,rougbt· blJ;ll ba~k' (Q YOTlr tn their ~o~cb. l~.fi.liaU never for: . get the .. scep~~ ..... he~ th¢y' . droye up ',. Uu; Inn whefe't·GlIes JlI~d 1 ~re, ell! . . 't he ' orowd,'. h~W\lv,r. not aUO-W' ~aul1n lDdO,9f8 a~ &11. ,W~ell to; · t\le.,~ple, JD Vieh . 8h'- J'eter up ,Dd •.cUlt, 'dpilto.tra an opec

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,Physicians Recommend Castoria has met with .pronounced favor on the part of physicians, pharma.C.ASTORlA. ceutical societies and medical authorities. It is used by physicians with r~sulta

most gratify mg. e exten ed. use of Castoria -is unquestionably th& result of three facts: Fil'.t-The indisputable evidenoe that it is harmless ~ 8econcl-That it not only allays stomach pains and quiets the nerves, but assimilates the food: ·T hird-It is an agreeable and perfect substitute for Castor Oil. It is absolutely safe. It doos not contain any Opium, Morphine, or other narcotio and--does not stupefy. It is unlike Soothing Syrups, Bateman's Drops, GodfTey's, Cordial, etc. This is a good deal for a Medical Journal to say. Our duty, however, is to eX.pose danger and record the means of advancing health. The day for poisoning innocent chil~.en through /greed or ignorance ought to end. T() our knowledge, Castoria is a remedy which produces composure and health, by regulating the system-not by stupefying it-and our readers are entitled t() the information.-Hall's Journal of B ealtll!. .

Letters from Prominent Physicians addressed to Chas. H. fletcher. Dr. B. Halstead Scott, 01: Chicago, l11s" eays: "I have prcscrlbed YOUI Castoria often for Infants during my practice, and nnd it vcry slltlsfactory,'· Dr. WIlliam Delmont, of Cleveland, Ohio, says: "Your astoria stands first in its c1aas. In my t hirty ycars at practice I can Bay I never bave found anytblng that so 1llletl th e place." Dr. J. H. Taft, of Drool,lyn, N. Y.• says: "I bnve u sed your Castorla anti found it an excellent remeuy in my housebold and private vractlce for m any years, The fo rmula. is cxcellent." Dr. R. J. Ramlen. of Detroit , Mich., says: "I prescr ibe you r Castorls extensively, as I have never' found anythi ng to equal It for cWldren's troubles. I am aware that there are imitations in the field, but I alway ... • soo that my patients get Fletcher's," Dr. Wm. J McCrann, of Omaha, Neb., says: "As the fath er of thlrteca. children I certainly know somethJng about your grcat medicine , and aside ; from my own family experience I have In my years of pracUce found Ca&toria a popular and efficient remedy In almost every home." Dr. J, R. Clausen, of PhiladelphIa , Pa.. says: "The name tbat your Castorla has made tor itself in the tenl! of thousands of homes blessed by the presence of children, scarcely needs to btl s upplemented by the endorsement at tbe medical pro!ess\on, but I, for one. mOBt heartily, endorse it and believe it an e%cellent remedy." Dr. R, M. Ward, of Itamms City, Mo., says: "PhysicJans generally do noC prescribe proprietary preparations, but In the case of Castoria my expert· ence, Jlke that ot many othe!.' phynlclans. bas taught me to make an ex·. ception. t lirescrlbe your Castorla In my practice because I bave found It to be a thoroughly rellable r emedy tor children's complaints. Ally pbyslclan who bas raised a family, as I have. wlll join m,e in heartiest recoJaoo mendatlon of Co.storta." .

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'A positive cure for itching Inflamed pires. " . We aU iived with Sir Pete'r and Lady cleansed and \ he1r jeweled collars and spnrkllng. RESINOL CHEMICAL COMPANY, BAL11MORE. MD. . .Hawksbaw In Berkeley Square, and bright Atter they bave reUred at ni ght her those two· hOllellt I:!ouls took delight in Ume Is her own, and for the most parI • Resinol Ointment, Reslnol Toilet Soap, Resinol MediCllled us,' Lad y Hawlcshaw became a ber~ abe considers ' b er five doJlars a week Shaving Stick are sold at Drug Stores. jne, and tho wortby woman enjoy.ed it easily earned, ' tor she "has h e~ thoroughly. Overton came sometimes very board and 10dglng ~uu~~~~~u·e~)]~____~____~~________________~========~__------to see us. A p rsecutlon ba~ been. aet on foot against him ; and be was sev- as One her at unltorm. the great 'requlsilles y.or the . 'This Trade·mark eral times arrested .!lnd sentenced tor new protesslon Is that the appllcanl "Don' t take it so hard," said t'h e IIrlln.wful assemblage. But persecution BlIaU have an extln'c t set;lse of huroor. sympatbetlc fri end ; "remember tbat Eliminates AU I ft'.......,.....~ Posttlvely cured b,. was not the way to preval1 with Overthough rour daughter Is married YOIl theBe LUde PIli •• Uncertainty ton. " The Ancient Pear. have not 1.ost her." . Tbey o.l so n lleve DI .. in the purchoBc of It ''Wal very weti unde rstood who In· You find charred peara In tbo kl tcb "I know it," sobbed t he bride's mothtl'e5~ frow Dy"p~paln. Iu· paint m:\ l~als. diges tion nnll '1'00 Den.rt )' stigated these cOJ;ltl.nuell per secutions, en heaps of middl e Europe. wbore the er. "That's the troub le. Julia and E aUu /f. A pm'fecL r cOlIt is an ahololute and that IUd not help to IncreaRe the lake ,·mages used to b ~, says a wrltel her husband have alteatly picl.cd out edy for DIZtln6~B, No.u· ~u .lr:\ntet! of ~u r­ liopularlty ot Sir Thomas and his beau- In Outing, These remnan ts date bllc~ the best room In th e house for tue ll'S." &('1\. Drow81ne~8. B n d Ity and quali ty. Tuste In Lito M outh, Coal>(Iful wife. At last, a yea'r to the month of the apple, and, 80 far as we can dis F or your own ed 'ruugoe, P"lu In the GOVERNMENT HOMESTEADS a tler Uie trial at York, the las t Indlg- covor, the pear was the very first one protection, see ~==~ ~~ Sld", TOnPID L I VEn. thnt it is on the side of nlty wa l:l offere4 to Overton. He was at tbls wonde rrul family to become The)' regulBloo tbe Dowels. Purely Vegetable. every keg of white lead . One and on e·hal( million acres or se ntenc~d to be whlpjled at the ·carl's· ot ImllortaDce to human belugs. In you b uy. tall, and set In the pillory. fact, It eeems probable that au eatable farmin g a nd gl~llZlng lund will be ' SMAlL ILL. SMAll DOSE. SMUt PRICE. .ATIONAllEAD COII'AIff Genuine Must Bear There was a general rally of bls pear, or possibly a cookable penr , was openeu for s e ttleme nt in the cheY' 1 U02 T,lnl" Bulldl.,. lie" Yolt fr iends; and on the winter morning In possession of our ancesfors a good enne R iv: r and Slandlng ,Ro k 111l1lnn Fac.Sim·le S'gnat e ~. I ur . WhElD tbis barbarous sentence was to while before there were eatable apple!! ReservatIon October 4th to !!3d. Fast I]TTLE be carried out, Ii number, including or even che rries, plums and possibly da lly through tral n l:l d :~ect. to Pierre l iVER .4 ~ , ~ PILLS. /~~ many 'persons 'of note, were a ssembletl even strawberries. But ·the whol e nlld Aberd n, S. D., th ~ r ' g isll'at!!:'n I III the prison, when Sir Pe te r and I pear t~ml1 y was just ae surely ,vorlr· (lolnts, via th 'hlcago & North W estREFUSE SUBSTITUTES. for you. That's why we want yo'".... joined them. . Ing up toward civilized and garden Irn n y. 'VI I'ite for d SCl'lptive Illlt'nphI to take CASCARETS for liver Qllii W e soon hea rd thnt lhe government conditions as hU JDan beings . them , :ets givi ng maps and fll11 parUclllarR bowels. It's not advertising talk-wou ld 'n ot p'ermlt tlie first part ot the selves. Evolution has brought III to W, D. Kni sk ern , r. T. M" C. & N. sentence to be carried out; but when . along , together, wUh pretty nearl .. W. R)'" Chioago, Ill. but m erit--the CgXSUC' wonderful , On~·rtcn emcrged from the prison be equal s tep. and now It lookll Il9 It om . Sub Rosa. lastin-g merit ofk J20bnl1uurul VIOW B In color. Mbowl n;r Tim TIl,.. Tthat was unaware of this, and IIrepared for future development was to be' n a rl y She-She loltl me you told her that IoOrlcnt InoJOlllmdcneo n atl,'l'hu ~"UUI'U 8 J.lbvrly we want you to now by trial. hen \be )Vorst. The' holy calmness of his as close 'as our ' past. . seCl'et 1 laId you not to t 11 her. ~~I~~£:d ~;nuJ'~~~r&l'.!:~:;,~'~':!':.~:n?~:~~;'!:\t you'll have faith-and join .the mil. countenance and air brous ht e ve!! Sir He-Th L~lean tbiug! I told 1I r !.'l.~t~Il~~IJI:~.r,,~a;~:.,~U' ;.~g\~~g.u.'h";:;,~~~u~~ lions who keep well by CASCAp t r ' to· admit t lla~ "the pious dog Is Pine Cake.. not to t 11 y,ou 1 told bel'. CI.tIOOtollot,UP. Y uul1ctoncrlJ r ~r. ccn ••. W,tIOO nETS alon..... 90) ""Iel. Nuwbor oo"IIIDII" tI. 'Orde r lu<1~1' ~ ",n 'wan, aftel·"all." When 'Informed that The ·modern farmer ' touched' vario~1I She-I promised h e r 1 wouldn· t tell THE BOOKSEU.ERS COMP,ANY CASCARllTS 10<: • botE lOT I week'" :I\(J , ¥'olll~ not be. W~lppe!l , Overton atltractlve cakes on tbe shelf. " she told me. so uon'l tell b er I 14 South 8r0.7.<1 St, Phila<lel"Lia, Pa, treatment, all dnlll'J[ilota. Jllggett sellor . ' "Tbis Is oak cake," he I1I1W. you 'only reml\~ked : LOI~ you:' . in tbe world. MUnola boxCII • =\11., . " M'Y ' Master WIlS scourged. Why ','That 1'8 a pIne one. The. row 'above are walput. All tbese ~a~es ' are ac tllshould I rejj~I?" '. " ". . Dnect fro... Imp9rters A:rrlved aL the place 'at pun[shm nt, ally made of ~oqd. They at;o .8 . ncw Save ,h. Difference Safe I Can't Cut tour Face we 'Jo~nd': n' ~reat" crow4, ass ' inblell, cattle, tood-the Invention of Prot. Croous loe per dOI.o ~O HONING NO STROPPING Tulips 200 per dOlon . &.11' so'r ts of person!!, among' them Bome Helnttch Reh-that 1 bave Imported N ..rci SS lls 20C per dOle n of. ' the hl~hest quality. -, Overt n , 'sa;: ffrom i3erJln. H yacinth a Ci9c p ' r d Olen OUf Culturnl D(>ok-FaU Plaatln, · lut d 'ilie.m,' ·and, 'wIUt: the utDlo'li :dllf"' t ·. 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D AVENPO RT . . s traw. waste .'m~ vegetll.ble mtLtter , , ~r8. re p'l>irs of iJeel'fie ld tow nBhip, EKtate of Frederi ca. Hook, de. A D. Shultz, bl'idge r eprtirs $1 75 j I P residen t of the Americlln Bociety sh ou lt be dIspose d of or covered in Tur- of Equity oeprll't ment of tobacco with lime orkerOB 6ne oil. ce118ed. William Frllnz appoint j3d tleoree k tow nship, ~ 1 1.40 ·, John Lin. ' Soreen all food . execut or, giving bond of $7000 witb der, bri(lge r elJl\,irs in grower s. Clearcr eek, , "R . E . BI n Ite , BeCre t a,ry. Keep all l'ecepl nol es for garba ge ADDti Winkle r. MII.rY Harper Ilnd ~31 25; Oru G ustiu, lu muer, M 13; "B . E . R out, Brc.ok s ville, Ky. CiLre[ul ly covere d and t he oans Albert Houk 8S BuretieB and J . S. Illin ol'rugtl t.ed Cul vl:lrt , • _ Co., sewe r _ "M , :. Huglle!!, B wling Ore n . MorllL' land; George J enni~gs Imd pipe, *31.20 i Cross Hros" Bewer " J. F. DOB~. ureenv ill e, K y . l,{eep a ll s tl1blfl manor e ,i n vault George Jllck appoin ted appruis ers . ~ 17 ., 10 ·, WLllter S . Wil itucre, pipe, o f f e r wI·11 n o t l a s t long bridge T\ V ' 11 ,.,w, L11 k I ,d ' •. or . pit, Mcreened or sprink led with SWIl e, n . Estates for Bettlem ent :-A, W. , r erlllirs in Hurlull townsh ip. $!l.50 ,. , • i 'W ' \' . E • n lime, oil or other obellp prepar ation. 01' bl " , ' noremo n t.II, K y . Mardis , admiQi Btrat or of Mary Ann BIIrnet t lind t;Jlence r, estirno,te, ~ "A A Cl k n 0 town 0 Cover food lifter a mel,t I; burn or ' Readm an, decease d; first and final i20B 35 ; Stlikalt a Pen ........ ....... , ... ... .. F.. Rtty. lIl' , u a rg e , Co., suppli es ,. "B bury tlJl table . . . ~efuse. . . . . . . . . . 9~"""'''''~ accoun t. W. li . 'thompB on, execo for survey or, '10. 45; Slimue l D. .. - +-- - -Screen IlH food ex posed for ~lI l~. tor of John D. Barner , deoetls ed; Hink]e , fe es and expense ~, $124.70 ; Night on Bald Mountain. Soreen ·all win~ows and d oor s, e~firet and fiDII.1 Ileoount . Howllr d Frllnlt .1 . Brown , premll1l l1 on insur. ,On tL lon fl ly night Al c'x. Benton ,lf peeilLlly the kitoilan aud dining.r oom Collett , Ildml.ni 8trator of William J . liD OI', ~6 25 j B . \\'. MBeker "THE SafE IU" , prem- F prt EdWlIl'd NY ., cltn1.be d Brdd Don't COI'get If y ou see ilies, their Collett . d eoeased ; first 1I0count, ium on insural1 oe, $o~ NEW '1i0 ; J olin A Mount.nin to the h OIlHl of u n eighbor , .breedin g place _ SECOND HAND ill in nel~rby tl lth. It ~-..::. tort1lre d by Astbmll bent on cluiog 'fhoa:a s I:!mltb. Ild01inis tr~tor of Thomp son , bose at Conrt Time Lock and Repair 'W erk o' All Kind. hO,u se, him wit,b Dr King'" New Di covery, wa.y be ,behind ~ ~ . the door, nnd el'the Mary C. Frleker g, deceaB ed; firl! t :1:1320 i Frank Brn.nd on . , ' '. RE.5ID ENCe SAFES A SPECI ALTY Iltlas851 , ~ 3; tbut- b lld oured h imsplf of t1Ht,iJruS. tllble. or i u ' t he ou pillor. andfinl ll,accou nt ; WilUia01 MoCur dy R I,.) Y K Miller, ex penses, /) Excllslvt "lttney tor "Century'" AdJu5tabie Steel Dr."lnl TIllles $ti 20; 'l'hitl wonder fu l medi cine oon r e deceas ed; first and final liocoun t. Ihunk Duk{\, lumber , Ir tberejs ncnlil't nnd filth. there THE C. W. HalN saFE CO., Columbus DUo I. f. COl. C"'mIUT $25 79; Art Iie \'ed lind q iokly cllred 1ns ueigh· will ba no llie . , WiJlillm Hutohi nson, Itdmiu istrato r 1\1e tlil Con Co f'urnitu " " , III , .1. 'IOIT IT,lrm " e 1I!700' V bor. La tel' it onred hi son 's wife ' If there is I~ nuisn.nce in t h e neigh- . . , • , '" , of Ada 13. Hutcbi nson; , first a.nd S. Loer, dlllUlIg , . of [1 ",evertl lung troub le. Million s e li nd compen Bation , believ it.A the grcntes t 'l'u ro~t lind borhoo !!!~~~!"!!!!!"!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!"!!!!!! d write Ilt onoe to the B611lth ~~!"! "!!!~ --, Depart l _ D_ e_ o_t._ ... _ •• T h e. final accoun t. LonislI. W. LewiS. blanks for a uditor, $8l~ a l w a y s hac the ' jC C. Cleav· Lungs nre,snr ely ouredb y it. Best the Road to Success . , , : gUII.rdi an of Etta fol' Buy Fever; Grip nnd W~oopl n :! W. F . .Lewis, mlnor; Elr, brIdge 1'1 pairs, UO 05; Lebano n Cough. GOo ;Lncl if.1.00 Trial blittle hilS mIUly" obst~uctiooB, l;>ut none ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'_"'!!~!!!~~! fiilld , tl.Ocount 'Chlirle s Thomp son, GI\S (:0 , glis for jull, $5.25 so ~~~ !! ' , ; Douglu s fr ee. Guaran toed by F C. SchwarLI'. . .desperl~te a El '" POOl' hsnlth. Saccell s _-,~~~~~-.....~~~~_ _ _ guardi all of Rold.nd V. Brlldle y, Hollin'g wortb. bl'i clg\, replii !-_ rs, *1 ;)0 _ _ _ _ _ , ' • - • toda y ~emands heulth, but ,Eleotl'i o • minor; ' second and ·tinal aCCollnt. 1:;. Il'r ed Co" p'tl.int for' oourt b,ollse ' o:.iI . .a~tters· is.the greutes t he~lt1:l bnild· A Purel y , ,trank Spence r. · adwini Btrlltor of S2 .20.; Vege table ' Laxa tive in. FOUNTA.lN ;jr Mary:O. Spence r, decea,~cii, llrst aud G eorge JuoksQ)l Ilnd·Co of .,0hi O· ' . 'l :l.T nbh B, .. "" . . .. and ' AU . ~ liver kidnflYS, bo.wel~, p~r1fie8 . ,and , '.'ft~~l a~ooQ~t j' :M,..rg~erite' J . Moe;)", $H. 40; ' costs in a~llteraChur. 1i~ 1 : J~' Laver and Kidney Troubl es. of Ohio vs . . . ',.' " a t ' , e~t:lcb 6s,the bl,?bI1; Il~.i.). topes '~~d i.n-, g~ardlan of ,Margu erite P . 1doe~y, Rob rt Mont{~o .,..~ ruElry, : 'I(qHj " 1 ,., : • ,. " ,Ylgor. l ltel:rthe whole , minor,dlretab ooIlDt. Willi&m Franz ' S . f:.. Irons ,,·n u.F, S . •. Vlg. SimpSo n tnke SO HW AU 'TZ 'S II .oJ'9u~ bO.d y and kee~,~Y8~~~ " .' " . ." .' . ' braID follow . .s.a.t'd lan. of ,~8W.t~ of Frederi . .~.. ., 'Ie th ei rn~e. ca. seat to Buoceed a. B. 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Ilt ·or 1'01 H . . [2.4. , which l'f obae rverl, mil I n to long . r will offAl' llt Publio 0.1 n W MA 1'1'/ S'lltl£I':1' • will offer aL f ubli -'ale al h 11\ 'n1l' farm of lhp. late Lelli . Lukens , lif . 'l'4.ey WOI' wrltten l)y Or. !n .V furru, IX ruiles S uth east of on th \ W aY l1 r>~v i!l f' ~t lld Il a rveys uurg pike, 2: ~ m ile!> from ------~--~------.-------~ Bu td rhlg ,01' l>tlytoo : Wayne 3ville. Wayne s'ville, Ohio. on Wellm an Pike and 2X mi l !; fmll l Han' . y ' blll'g . on A itl for Anybo~ ." wb OIl OIlU Ilelp Care .hould Ill' " flll OU!lul.l) p tion , ,\ chi ld just, aturday , October 16, 1909 Tues day, Octo ber 19, 190$1, bc"xcrci. ~ D. L. CH'i\N I~ , EdiLnt' and Manag I' 'l il we ll u. Il g r o wrl , pel'>I 11 . I"hell. led: , Beginn i ng at f) u'clock sharp, l he f Il o\\'illg prop rt.v : inS 10l'ks, pODOl o· o i. for bl'(JII th i og, whi cll Y \l and rant·y sell',ng diS log 0 :\ DIILttres8eR 2 do uble and 1 ;;h unld 1 U,I' U r do d e ply . Tuk n -, RIl es 0 Subscr iption' piecCj II) .~ Ihnt 1 bay gl:.'ld ilJ!;" -I yea rs old , ,ve ight 160 ingl e, I cuuolJ, ilUitatlO n leather , 1 Ihey always b e er Ilet' " brel1 Lh!! in , r b liir o l'ten . pound. , I ~'I'ay geldin g. 4 years old. o,,~ Yea r (~t rl ' lly In II,l vn ll ' '/ . mllrble top dresser , I stand, L obif weig-h l l::fll) ))' lIll1ll lo;: I RO I'l' I ilia I' " Ii Yl'ar s old . \\'l·i ghl l,lOlI Ihc lamoustrademntk U i 1..) 1' Uon g hio g, which yO Il pounds , in foal SIII /I) . Colly .... .. .. . ,,' , 11,1 fouiflr , ::; ch<lir8, 1 sofa., 1 kitchen tu · by Hu ~ !It ul' ray'!; Porch 'ru ll st allion th is ma rc is a regu lar b reedl r and a >l hlmld n ver (10 in lIoy one 's fnol ', goo I wIl r k 1'; I g'l.'UY 1Il 1 1l' ~ IU Yl'Cl rs ,.I t! ; 1 s"'TI '1 IlIa l'l! I.., yean> ble . .t fGldill1-( tllble, 1 double ,lIerl!:!te l1d nor s boulll' you sneOlf,e in unyoDe ';\ hol','c III years old; 1 RCHTul ~ Id ing' :1 y ':1 1'10; uld; ~ t wn· y ·'.Il'·uh.l old ; I sorl·d Rates of Advert iBemen ts rnal' s ; .1 oneoomple te, llurge lOOking -g In s!;, 1 arm yeal'-oltl mare co lt; 1 Un('·ye:l l'· Id hUl'RC ROGERS BROS. ,M( fn Turo t.l.WIlY yonr h e'ld un,..' Ue 3(lillg Lnc a ls. jJc! r lin ' ,. , .. , coIL; :\ :-i uc1dillg co il: ; all of this ~I ' ohllir, 2 mirrol'! young ', 2 ouk stock dreflser i" si l'\:!Ii by MUl'l'i:lY's Pl'l'chp roll ~ 1"lI i ()n; I PUl'C II 1,ay s. 2 whi ch . unlp! t he m 1ht len · Heading locnla, ollll'k fa ce, per IIn o 10,. bolt! your haml before yo ur m outh Ui ll l' k o~ l' 1 1 J l t\,· ,pla t t't.1 ouk wosh stl1UU , 1 WLlluut !leEk IIml 4 years old, 1 Pu rt:ell bay g ld ing' 3 YI:'Ut'8 uld , ' uuule g ait ed-g-ood gdd ingOlL1ss ltlcd Ads , not 10 t· ' cet!{\ III'" II" "", D is fnr 0 0 0 't o Dun ' t SWItP upp ll' al· tor~. " ah', Fo, \oWe' t;O l'rl 'S llair , J lJluck book ~tl1lld, 1 porch Thi!: blln ch " f hul','(:'::> we re ur~d and rl'ured wi til g'l' al ca l" by the uecea e • 'I'hr IIIRl.'n lonH. ... _, . .. ~ ROGERS BROS," 'If... COl' B, OAOUY , oh win~ g Ulli , hlllf eLlI . OhltU31'l cs , fll'e III h~ ~ rrcc ' Ol' c r III',: .. ih t' l ,•• llt'fO" li t H III 'h ~ benoh , 9 Chtllr>t, 1 rocking ehair:1 A lot of good Timoth y and Mi xe d Hay In mow. eu fOlld, wbistle!', b Iln blow rEl, 01' hc .w thl· hvu~ I ·1<. t"t'11I"1 be · In ches, POI' line ..... . . .... " .. ". \' lU ~I' ,;1 ,, ~ ~t." .IIin '4H,.lih. bu.t t, reEl~, :! luUlp !ltllnd~. ~ small unythlO g you put in VOU I' 1II 0uti l Card of thuukll . . "dl ~ n1J 1I h iT' ... n ll dl·' h~, • . :2 .. oad wagon" , ~ truck wagons , I!ltLlnd .. :! hook shil l ve,! , ::l cloo k::!, 2 ~"hl Ii)' Il'.hill1" d.,:»I'·1 :! fic sol u lIo nl! .. ".. ."...... . ... E I!:! for Ellt,ing no fruit Ul11t 1111 14 ~ .'elf-hin d f' I'R. McCo l'mick and f' ~ til""', ~'·h l t lUI (' ~Iol ' ~lltJlv l:l , 1\ I t of chill II WUl'O, J:! ft It iCU "" , · I. .' 111)\\ illl: JII 1'.ltt ~ ," J. Sod nlx (' 1<\, wherc c hll r ll" I. ma,l .. Cha mp ion,2 !'vh:Cul'll lil'k ('Il l'll hH l'\' t' ~ t (' I''' , ~I dwl'!<-.. owcr 1'1'1' . 1 plan uu t h OCll wURIH'11 or lletlleu, U t' 11I1\,· loadt' rs, ~ IlI I1 \\,in ),f Inal'hilll's , 1 hay tt'd d"I', ~ 1l1l(lsi,' 1' di l-I( drill:; te rs . 2 hay Ol81JIav Adl'crtls ln' , p 'I' In ~ h ., .. flat, bott,out blHl t . .. 101 ' MERID EN wilh fel'tlliD~ thLlt, il:! uut cl 'ou, Olscou nlS gll'ell un CO nlrtlCI. BRITA NNIA CO. Terllts of IIle: $;)'/lI1d under , (\1I811 j Lilizl: l' atlar.:hm ellt, 1 ulh'· h" ...·I, di:;;k dril l and 1 11 1\ ', h"I'.·(' hoe c!rill both F is fnr l"inger~, whioh Hhonld th f e r ti IiZl' r a II <.I 1'hl ll 'Ill, Ii rid ing (,1)l'I1 plo\\'s, 1 Hn millOIl longue over ~r:;, n rPllil, of ~l m onl,hs will be wi less plow. ~tll \· t·)!':Of. ) 10 breal,in g pl ow,' , Z di-;(' 1I :l 1"'I) \\' S , 5 harl'l'w s, I s pring,t oolh not lie put in tho m outb n or wet t " harrow , 2 1'0 ' · ~iveD t o PUfCll11 erB ~ I ving bunkllb le leI's, 2 \\' (,I'oIt'rH , :! ('0 M(RIO£H , COHH. SEPTEM BEn 29. I~09 . 1'1 1 slit,'} I!'I'S, ~ lohat:l'o plo ws . 2 dOllh turll t ho page of book s. notos A disoo unt of 5" :, will bfl giv · 1 hay ri ggi llg', lug chain '. s in g l , tret's. dllubl etl'ees, jointer tl '-shovcl plows , G is for Giving good eXAm pl o til s. hoes, f orks . etc. eu for (lus h paym en t. RION BOleL. 10 se t \\'ol,k ba .. nes.t; , 1 :;;e t doubl e ca l'rig-I-' barne!!s, beside!! yon r fell .:lw pupil" and plaYlO lltoR by Jaok Frost is In the !llr , many 1)(\11 pi eces, co ll a rs , bridl es, lines. e\.c. bei ng ~ 1\V ay~ nout Ilud olellD . jn ~t ll !l O - .... ~..-..~.-..-.... ~--..........-..o 1 will offer Llt !lublin A ( \ odd nle pieces of Hou sehold Gomhl. on the mnch so !It h Ollle AS ot sellOn\. .J .M. Mnrrny furrn -form erly known Wl\lnu ts tlre v ry }Jlentlf nl thi~ H is for hlLDuk erch lef, which All s um,' o f $;, and und er, cash; a cl'f'riit of H us th~ old CyrUR 'mith fll r m-fou r fall. 0 m unLhs wi ll ue given fo), all s ums of $G ami should bo used only to wille your miles south 01' Wllvne sville o n tbe ovel' by purc hl\~c l' l4'ivi ng' a lm lll,able nole. Four per cent d iscount for cash n080 and not yom slute, l.lesk or . Now they SIlY we will see the Oreg onia. lind WII.yne sville Do you notice any oh a oge in the s hoes. pilw on D. P. & MAR l:iI1 ll Y ey oomet L. CLAG in Feb rullr . ETT. • weLlthe'l' III tely. J is for !lInoss of otho l' kind~ bo Tuesday I Octobe r 5, 1909 Will. Mill., C. '1". H awke , Auc ts , sidM oonsum ption, which fullowi ng Louis St inway on bis Brown Lunch stand r e5erved by Ladics' Air! Society of Flat Fork. Beginn ing p romptl y at 10 o'clock , (jom Is 40 cen ts a bushel at e leva those rules will help prevon t, . ncb C -unty fnrm , hIlS nn apple tree Illd t n the fo llowing proper ty : (jonsist ing tors. .Pl'e U,y ffl ir pricP, Mr . .F tlrrner : tIS colds, m61lRle ,grip]l e , diptlJer ill with ripe frnit which b ows signs of one good brood ware 1-1 years old pneum onia of aguin bloomi ng , work anywh ere, 1 good mare 11 HA'J 'HAW AY .r is for J'ointd, where ohildr en . ~eilrs old, colt by bel' side, 1 pair Unde rtake Tbe ~qui n ootitLl 8torms la8t we~}; htl ve 'tuherc r and Emba lmer. l"i 0) 'Jea ville's. Lelldin g Deutis t ulosis m 'o re ofton thun in A wrIt of IIttllOhm snt lRsuecl hy block drtd't wa.re: coming 3 years were severe throug h the south , but Ilnd tliei r lungs (>llico in Keys Billg. unpnld employ ees, hll !! ?Iosed . th e old, mil tebes, two draft , Milin 8' Wilt be found in tho old yearJi n g~, beyond n few shower s And 1\ Iittl" K is for Keepio g your fingern llil 8 li orgetow n Illundr y . Poor man · lJ or~6 oolt!' Bonk Buildin g, 14 oppo, 0111011 ite cows, sL'C uf winel, thllY did not affect the oeutrol clelln A scratch fr om A tinge rntlil ~g~ntent is th e Hllse of its flti\U!'I" whicb ¥ore f:el'h , 11 head th NntionrLl Bank . of 2 yenr. Btates. ' mlly make a bUd sore. Teleph one in bOllsr1 II.nd of· It· IS ull eged. ' old bailert' , :!-yeLlr old steer, 10 year fi e where J can ue cn ll d L hi for L earniug to love fr esh day or nigb t. Bi pre eDoe of miull in j{llllphl~ \ing b elfe rs, 3 yeulin g steers, 7 Are you (n urr~ars for the Miam i air, And not for learnin g to Bmoke , when spri ng oa lve,., VIlJley 3 Phoue. I 4-2. v6ul he ollives, felt the fiDe bridge Gllzette ? R ememb r, it takes /li on givill~ down M ill for Mou th wbICh is lUilau t aved the life of Val Hugb ,of Mt. lAlge 'bortbo rn bull, 2 ve~rs old, Main Strcet, e.v to rUD a paper these d~ys, wltl, to put food Ilnd drink intu, l1ud Waync sville, Ohio not Ol'ob. Th e borsBs were killed li nd eligllJl p to regist,r y, 1 white b Llr, pl1pe r and materia l olll'ing up int." for pins und money , or anythi ng one year old, c,an be regist,e reu, I the wl\gon d DlOliBhed, tho skies. not good to ou t in it. sow, Ii pigs, 1 BOW with pig,2 tons N is for No e, wbioh you pOllld Tbe f~lJpwing, I1d vertisel l1ant, ap fOf t,imot,b y a nd 2 ton s A few honrs llt tbe olin DIng faotor., never pick nor Wlpe of alfo.]fa on your band pea red in tlie Rivley Bee : "Want · One top spriog Wtlgon, good tLB new, will show IIny olIA t,htlt t h e busiDe s ~ or sle eve ec1-Bn e ba.ll to Ilttelll1 12 Brown double cultiva tors, loorn is Inorea slng e vt' ry yeur. '1' be tuo i". tor OUldo or, where you chu roh Sundl1Y evplayers aningl'!. FAns arlli pll1uter , checlt row , 2 breakin g plows mtLtoes did n ul Of.lll!e up to stitndlll'(l sbould Rtl1Y jn t a! much AS you oa n rooters WIll be given front seats if sulky plow, 90 rods of wire, hay in protino tioll t hiN Y~Llr, but t, he~ Alwl1Ys p!IlY outdoo rs un letl the <1e ired." r ope, fork, pU)) "YS and traok, l top will have two.t hirds orop II. n ywfl~ weathe r is too stormy . bu~gy and pole, double t rees, single P i8 fol' Pencil!!, whioh y()U should By LFra nkBa mn Workm en in Wn hington C. H trees, obains, 3 set·s of .work harness , '}'he tlno ociers of the coontr y Ar t:' not wet in your nioutb to make them exolLvLlLed a UagstotT whioh WIlS comple te, two iron .\tettles. House. orected during the Hllrriso n Tyler hold goodso onsistin g of prediot i ng guod t,iUlI)S tbis win ter. \vrite bluoker. tables, oup. Q is for ue!!tioll, which you clllXlPtlign 70 years Itgo. Its gen· board, How I\uout 111,,1 tit 15 oents, butter wardro be, safe, {) ten· gallon at 28 cent. beef lit 1 cents, pork Ell should ask the te~ch r if you don't, uiuenes s was proved by the Iiuger miloh ol1n&, good I1-S new, 1 lawn onders t.. nd It \I tb roles. ing odor of hurd oider. ~O oents, (LUti other t·bings in pro. swing, 2 No, 1 hell.tln gstoves , lS6W· R is for Ro ughnes s in pla~ by p ortion. RII e the e oountr yprioe: io!:\, mLlc\Jine, 1 sing le bed and other Ml·S. Neva Ruffne r, of'S uLh L u arUoles too numero ns to to almol!t doubl.. in the oities, and which you may hurt yourse lf or mAntio n . Terms : All 8ums : under '5.00 , what Is th" workill gmo,n going H' your oomra de. If you lllive cot anon, t 'NO months ago, ran awa y do ? These sume financi e r s don' , YOUl: elf, bave been hurt by other. \Vif.h B. IllllD by ' the name of Artbur:..+t..It1itl,.......n. oredit of 9 montbs will bo Rog r , tuking her ten ~id son ~nave to worry Dluch about; the pric.ell Or feel Siok, don ' t fear to tell th given' on all sums of .0.00 and over, . WAL TER ~£CCLlTRE, te uoher. !I long . They were loctlted in Mid poroha ser giving bankab ; le n ote. S I for t:pittin g, w hioh should dletowD and brough t back at the ALLIDN KmLIilR . A SHORT ESSAY ON EDITORS Fune ral Direc tor. in til-tation of tho fnth er to nnewer never be done exoept in IL spittoo u, D. BolVng sworth , Auot. I don 't know bow newspo per or a piece of luth 01' handke r hie t for kIdnap ping , Fred Sherwo od, Clerk. useu Telepb one day or nigbt. for thnt purpos e nlone. Nevf<r oame to b in tho world . I don 'I Ltldies ' Aid' of Oregon ia will serve Ripley ip I ~' ! id ef\.\ base b"ll t own , ~ plt 00 Vr~116Y phooe N I) . {, Lon,:t It sllltp on folta .floor, tho l1hLY tbink (joclllo~, tor h.e Illlsn 't nny-' La l weok ·(00 fltnR t,nruoo ou t, to Mtle lunoh. Disl4lD e No. Uti-·jr. t h1llg \0 S!\,y n bou t t,hem nnll editor.. grounrl n or th slclewlt lk til 'm lIeat the O utlt\WS 30 to 2, tinll '1' is for 'feeth, whioh you sh ould in the Bible . I [,hink the editor i!' . WAYNESVILL U, OHII). every rooter stuok out the gume one of thaw missing links you reJld olelln with IL toothb rush 110li water Tbe scorer even kept 11is double en · Branch Office, Harvey sburg. O. of. He 9tayed in Lhe bu~bes un til after enoh me~l, or wben you get t ry like it WIl8 a 1 to 0 oonte t, not Guaran teed to un in remove the mornin Corns g and befor e you go after tbe flood, a nd then come onl, an error run or hit esotlpin g bi s withou t ·pain or sorenes s and wrote tbe thing 'u p, and h'l to b d at night. eagle oye. Such potrioti i1m oartllin U is for Unkind , whicb yous\1o uld been here ever since. I don ;t 'think '15c at Schw artz'S !y h ou ld fu~ni!lb Il,n inspirll tiOD. he ever dies, I never IIB.W II. dead never be to a consum ptive. V is for Ve sels, like thinkin g one and never beard of one geUiD!! -------. -Ib oups and gltlsses , whioh should not lioked . If t be editor w ukes a mi C'Notic e of Appo intme nt FOUN TAIN SYRINGES take, pepple say he ought to e hung ; be useJ by oue c hild I\ftel' anuthe r EstMe of Harriet E. O·Neali . deccasm l bot 1fii duotot' makes any mistllkEl withou t being wl\sb ed In olenn wator Tbe umJersl/l"ned h as been o.Plloiutcd and Me "' · :.1. :'., -: :-r::: " :J el10h ' time qualified , as Execllw r of tho Esto.te he buries ·tbem and folks da8sent Harriet t I . : ' ~ . ... t f ' . ,t I E. O'Neall. 10.00 of Wo.rroll County. ofOhio. doW is for ,I '.. ( Wltshil lg I \ your I \ I Ctlased . hanrt 8ay nothing , beooos6 d(;ctors O!lfi t • -: . : . '\ : 1 I , I Dated thls 14th do.y of Septemb er. A. D .• l' I', relld an'd write Latin, W hen t hl' with SOllp ilnd wat l' before each 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 1909 • .' , , 1 •• II W. EI. ALLEN, Executo r. editor m a.kes a mistak e. there Is II weLlI, even If it ·is on ly lunoh , ~~~~~~~ ~~~~ ~~ , I X ' , is for X my a, which I:lometim e!! ~ ,/. t J ••• , lawsuit and swelU'l ng and a big: (uss j I ~ , i:" I I • I • J help to disoove r con ulllptio n or l ,t ."H) k ~ I II: , I • , t' ), but if a d ootor kes one t4e r e ill 8 p lliin ."'\\ I '<I: , f . " \' IIll'JI, \\ , 1,IIIt" t ' Ij, ~, l l lClu l't h', }.: ,' II , I'll • " . t , ',Iii t. ~ U funeral , out flowers ano perfeot si- oLlIer forms of tl,lbero ulosis. Y1.'n r (\\or,1I . j l ll lli. i. i;or1t (d' ;.!' a t !> p nlt 'fl. Y is for You who sbo uld never ~ . J!)"l.llhr· t llil 1\', ( , r : I Ih l I ,. : lo, U. ' , Ii'; lenee. A dootor Ctln u se 11 word II UtJ'Y. ::):::Rl ~IL : ' t) IC;:EMLi'!'fS mile long withou t anybod y knowlo g kiss A,nybody on the m c utb nor ali , '!t II' P " I ll'n~ II'i I"''' ' I 'I~I l t ,:\'\: \1 ' :'•• 1. 1 ; ~W( -:'\' ~\ I I ;;~ \!Uttt.'l lli . J\ ,; ,: : what It meaDS ; bnt. if the editor nses low them to no so t,o you . ..:: ~i.:C.tu. .\. ZlS IO ~,t8 W. ?7111 SI.. '::W \,O:Ui Z is for zeal in otU'ryin g out these on~ he bAS to spell it II the dootor goes t.() see anot her mlm's wife, h o rulos. -------.~~ ------ oharge s' f or t,he visit j but if the ed WAYNESVILLE CHURCHES. A tlurry up Call, itor goes he g ets It ohllrg6 of buok 04 Lo.rnyetto St., New York Ity. St. August ine's Catholi c Church . shot. Whe n the dooto!' gets drunk. QUiCK Mr . D ru~gist -(~l1iok I-A . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!.'!! box of. IBu '!"!~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!"!~~ klan's A rnica Sll lveF'''lh~r OClIrl:c Mu,' cnl,od" r, PaNtor it 1S a caso of bein~ overoo me '. by Here'tl lt q u(uoor -For t he love o f N l13S t!vrry be 'n llU Sumluy or lilt: 1l10U\h. ;;&1, the he&t, a nd if be dies it 'S fro~ Moses, Burry t Bo.b.V 's bnrned him 0 : 011 a. 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W. 8. l>:dsou. ) ,li en ; ('11111 0 IIpOIl ti ll' 1II'011i e lh p,' we re ~ om'! of lhe' ~lInlUlI'r I'llInnn!'1'! 00 Th" r.1. .. ,·" 1... · 1··uIIIII · - Tit ,' " ' :,,"ln n l .. Suggent io ns for Fall Work. bag brougbt In lJy n s mall boy d r" not r.ad U ti h u ppily as Ul' lkslg ners or 1",1"\)" '""'11' " .. ~ fl l·~ t tls!'II \ 'Y :\1111. I fur g il-In):, 11II t tlp nt OIH' l', bu t un of lJ1 ' hll1 ~. Jl l ' l·h.~t lO r IIIH ""lll'''" of J nnrll" 1 tll .! lr 1I. 1II11h~.'r, wbo wus u Jew. Ilpoka For !I(fme lime pas t th e re bav b e n as a IlOr t ' r with th e mllll of lh e t th 111 ('x pl'!rtr-d . \\ hld l \\' ,,~ 0 ... tll'~t .. t 1 1I~ 2~ '"ur,."s , I up and SIII(I: II I:1 n), Il1 tt I'S from both old nnu youn g s tell1D!lhip compll n y on his cap. Th e ---,,---=----;-= Such th "- rrofls -a~ p wait Ing ' hron, ~~ . " . Il lld , I ~ QU I' nll)' or Ihe "Ue ll\)' thy ottnC'k until thl.' Sabbatb u::. ldng for ngges tlon s that wfll be s hops ar tll1<,d with a rt! les SUl tllhlt 11 ,· K'·r m . 1I0w,·\'"r. to 1 •• r I h ld h for I'nl n mny 1I 0W l Jl'O( ld wit h tbelr n " I"sl blu,,'1. h I\\, b .. II .. Ir. u, lv u, ll' un c"ol III )"'nrs .. ay. I till' )' 1J zeo 'j u S t o III . n t ~ h" I"flll In club. c ucol and S UlJday fol' tb o tra \' I(' r by land or sea . IlLHl .1. 1Illnls h d b wd n ross. whe n t l'" rldlol" \\ n.~ " " \<\>' , tlllll h '1 ,lid I lnw of !I'losl'!! they will not 11 ft uv II hoo l wurk. In most InstAnces tb e !t is quite th e USlOIll to hon or a ti l' nol lonll .11 1'\ II' ,' I hc' (nIl/:\I " "e Iho af" sword o r 61)00r to flg l!t on Ihat day. so ' 10 1 s id t.- I.' mphas lzC! u with a r a: plInlng fl'l nd with a far ewe il IlIlrt y. T be nl r~ h l Jl Il1n n IIp! IIIlt's to be UV O! ."1'\'11'1. 11,· (1\ t',1 II . t ·. It;·. IIlId \\ 11 8 a od th oll Hhll it wi ll lin pos y " Iclury ." qu "st l lplt s um e s che me to make Two New Showers. ('n ll ,·tl n cha uffl'lI r. II l'1 l1 i Ul I! to be "burl ...1 In Ih ,· ~" I ' " Il- " o r of hiM cuth"", li t II h l\I(ltlln." :-',ntlfl lhlnM h11ll8t!lt nlln ... d .III' l\'ow thi s u, l v l ~ ' Rou nd ed guod to 1II0n(-y li p eOlll ll ln e u with It. - nt t 0 I had a long talk with a brftl c- thp b pl'lH BFor of nyln t ion . <lo9--a'Jpon'11 11 ," h l ~ third ".,II-'-as hi " ~II (" tho Billain of l h(' for ues, lin d h no:.· time ('nn ll'S 11'11 II w e all s t a Bide a othC!r day. She was jus t hOln t! rI'Q111 .T hat ~\I hllm;' r wh o filii' d to fl wlru ~ ""! Il r III o.l lro.... ll l1j{ thl' wIlr "C In""fl ~ n ll· cordl ug ly wllltc(1 two duys IIl1 ul ti ll!' pro por ti on ur 0111' In ome for cbarlt· lile Iloneymoon tl'I'p aud Wfi B lIlI' .. nce n 1III1 l·/". ~ .&; 1. Tho UIH' rJD' II lid Nk III , II k I bib I l]f' E ngil: h r hll lln pi nft pr tht' s I' 'nth (l r "Tho :.1;H·. · " lw~, " '''' JU d U8 IH. rJr l"1\ l:inbbuth day hnd 'orne. . f,) 11' 0 1" Oil t Ie same us ness as s pa Idng the boxes of weddin g pl'et;. cnl!,·,j III ~ lIt ".·'· ut.... PM. fllll y jIlM tltI., ,, hi. "A ll that ha s go ne beroTl" wlli be Iltn we I't 'g ulut ollr othe r expe nses ems whlcb had bee n forward d I ri.11 .lInu it.! !;~t 1m nir s hip . r .l.th (' r·~ PI·UC'·'·"IW". It UpPl'lI rll Ihll t hfJ furg iv n. Ir \ ' 011 wlli but ('um e rOlt!, . hl'l·e will a lways bo d lOands fOI' from her llome city. he s how ed III C One [I i e' lh ill !; auol l -'linl sH' r Wu hal1 tllr aad y lok.. n tI prOIllIIH'''l I ,u. rt II.', du a ccord In '; 10 th e I.:Ull1l11l1l1dll1eU~ or 111 1'as wilh wh ich t.o <:!lljolo th e al· n I I t il " I IIi ( 0 nil th e pre tty thin gs, lOany of th t' lll th \ 'a!; til e fac t th nt it wn ~ ol mos t Imllos. ft rM . I·C""~ nn 0 I IIIOUI 1111 l he kin g, flnd " e ~ b a ll li ve :' \\'tl ll tbe I.Ilg llty doll; I' into empty lrensllrl s Moct'. ~ : Z;I. whf're Mnltllthlaa 18 11111 ",I' ll' , were given at "show ers." Th e " ling " SI bl e to mi sspell bls nnme. lIoned . J\I ~ tlr:t t' 1I1,' r llrl~" 5 w" re II lght word whldl th IlIe ~ s ellgers bruI'l;lJt li nt! I' lI gar' (,Oa t the pili of g tttng d t a IHI\'e II tta('ks I1.nd ~u,jd" l1 IIl1rprlsell ( ~ 1\1 ,...... from th. captain . IlIl1ll t·y 10 kt'C !J the whee ls of great and "Apron" shower Il e me The r e is' alway!> s o nH~c h trouble 8 :.. I 111,' 11 w.' f<' ""I'oJ UI" pI as ed b r mos t of nIl. The r wt.'rt.' 1) : an d "'.I" ,n I18 "W will ,not ('om forth:' WaI! nit! clt arit.\· or~ a ll iz alions turning. ITrue. II aprons s uitable for v ry oc a lii on, . a ( 1)ollt rno~lng th e rops thnt th" fa rm· I\llol1 hr thpse 1J1 (' 3n~ . 110 " ,' 111 11 r,·iI on more Importa nt op .. rllllonH . •llld ,le r"Rlp,1 wort.! wll k h · th e lJt'uple I' '1IIr,ll!d, ti l('ro is til . a 'Ial !:lId that we n s he' won't be like the IIltl brid e I r s o ught to put cas ters on them . AI1 (.lIonlll~ (J Mo,·,·. U O·lZ\ . ,",,1 " "fon n "n e ltht.Jr ~ IIi we do the kinS' lj <.0'11' Th " d apd Is wurthy of consid eration. know who wb en she l'UIII !! to urth !lltw t'. 3: 13-2-1 1, 111 H"llIhl ro ll. Shorl ly !lfl· lIIandlD elH . to l,rOrUD t: th Sllhbnl.b 0\\'111 /-: 10 la ck of s pace 1 ha ve con· Sw e den hns added It s narn to the .. rw nrd Anllol'llll" li:plphanPlf. wh oso re· dny. " t.! t' lI liCtl t h(" !lCh Ul s Into as few ond we nt to pre pal' n dnlnty Satllrdny lon g list of foreign Innds that are hav· sourc!'" had IJ.·.·n I'II JI 'I\'HlshN1 b y th o noon IlInch eon for he r hllHbnnu found ",nr (I MRN·. 3::r. ·31). the KU\'l'rlllnclIl So th urmy tlf til kin g f II .I\I,:n word s li S flosB lbl e , leav ing th m to be I Ing a benp of troub le this summer. li t th o Pal 8 1\ 111>111 prl" 'IIII'"'' 10 I,Y1l11l8. th e m In ullttl e on th . SalJl.lUl l:I nll d e n larg ' t1 by t ho e who try them . thut flh did 1I0t possess a Sing e apro n. organl1;,·d " " " xped lll IJII ...;llins t s le w them with Ihelr wiv e:; nut.! ehtl. For n "\\' lIle rm elon party." whl h aud be r. firs t purc has wben sho went One of th bes t sIgns of good limes I.YIlIa,., JU dI\8 ; bUl hi" Ul'm}·. u purt or ·w ll lt'h h I to town was a s upply of tb se us ful Is the activity In th e r e pair shops or had It,,,,n 8"P'\I'HI"<! rrum Ih p nlll in boel r dren nnd th II' cUl t IE:, v II te. th e Is to b, gll'c n by a <.: . Ilrr I socl ty, protectors. Then there were bags; th e In\'llation l! hilt! this uniQue C a· the ra ilroads. T a lk of a n ot he r car to e rr" c! Il ~ u rl1rl »lI. "'lIS d r(' 1',1 by Ju· numb r or Ii Ih o ll ~u nt.! IJeuvl . dllS .. t Elmnlll ... with "rHl I 1 (J1i~ . B. Now word of tbls thln~ WIIS 60un t ur : Til re was a pen nnd Ink s ke t ch such fin array- laundry bags, hoe shortage Is about due. 166 (I M/\Oc. 3 :. 6- ): .. nd In Ih e next Yt'nr brought to Ma ttalbl al! and ' hl l! SO\; S of a mnn'. under which wer e Lhese: bugs, a Ilk bng to prate t the hu t L yall.s WUM rou led nt U thRum. Artor wll n tra veling, work bags and bags The African Diamond Trust has put thlK J ul1all "'" nhl" to O" '''J P Y J"rURU' lind be was 60re grlev d. and mourlll)d " /llone. admi ssion 15 c nts;" nex t 8 ske t 'h of n coupl with Len cents (or putting 'away wlnt r cloth s In up prices. H er e Is where t b heart· Ipm el1~"pt the low"r. RlId It purlfted many daY A. " If we all do UJ our ll r<' tllren ha .. e pach ; a tblrd ske t ch s how d a man I!UIDDl r tim e. A though tful grand· less monopolies talte admntllge agnln the t"mpl e a ll lh· tw,·nlr· Uclh of Chis· In~~I·lo"nx.IlC IIY thrp6 run. urt.,r!La ruta· don e, ond flg bt Dot for our Jl vtJS on with two gi r ls a nd th words "!lve mothe r bud sent .Ulllslln bags for of the necessi ty of th e poor. " Tom's" e vening clothes, Tu xedo. and the Snbbath dny, th ' n will th e heo t h . c IIts eacb." or The tool who rocks th e boat has phal !looks of n Quickly root us orr tll e earth." A nov e lty was a "Popcorn" social. O\' el' oats. The lavors for this s how e r Rased on t ile Aponr". , ., s ma ll ba,s of wblte satin fill ed not been beard from frequently this the Mac c nlJ el~ s . cnnpter 2: 29.70. s poke up one at the boyti, Judan by U Ie a d III Iss Ion . as nn ea r OL• pop orn; were I summer. but victims of ca r eless ness name, as tbey sat talkin g over tbe tb en th ere wns bot butt r ed popcorn, IV th rice. have Increased to B lamentable ex te nt. sad condition at affairs on e day . popcorn balls; .the roof31 WIlS deco-I For. Tennis Party. "Yeu, but we alSo ought to be .!cal· rated wltb en r s of popcorn In fes· Two slst rs who live In the country It's a windy da y w'1en no on e beats 8ERMONETTE. ou s tor th e law, had w e not." ar!':u e<l toons. a nd th ere wns hot corn meal I and have a fin e ly e qulpp d t nnls tbe r cord wltb an aeroplane. The another. "Tbls 15 whe r our strengtb 'llusb sen- d wit h cre a m and s ugar' co urt Issued th e follow ing Invitations. aeroplane and tb e art of managlnl How perfectly In Plalm 14 the mus t lie with our faithf ul bre tbren: In qu a int littl e blue bowls, whlrh were Inc luding those o[ thei r friends who It are under&olng at ndy Improy& P&almlst ~1 picture of the ap06\V must bo loyal to tbe law of purchased at t n cents eac h li S sauve- did not play te nnis, too. For those ment. tacy of the people of larael In Moses." nlrs. Th "n there was a r g~lar old· th y hod scats nnd rugs n ear tb hrs time perfectly flta the condl · "True," relllled th fath e r sesTeh, fnSblon d corn·)!ulllng bee , tbe com· court with tables for serving t ea and Labor troubles In lhls .c ountry ar. tlons which prevailed In the Ing each fao e before hIm as h e Ilollgbt pany be ing divide d Into Illdes. Tbe frappe. Grent Japanese umbreIJas on 'not numerous at tbe »r se nt tim ,and time of the Maccabees. to find a solution tor tbe problem corn was tben put .In bags , a pOllnd very long hanclles mad harming th e re \Wou ld be te\\' r of th e m were It "The fool hath said In his "But there 1:1 a zeal on t.h e Sab bath to each and It was distrIbuted to the shelter d places and th re w re qUll.D' ·lOt for the professional a g itators who hellrt: There II no God, They dllY wWch Is bonorable ,and doth mug· various charItable Institutions wbere titles at lanterns strun g b twe n th e m a ke It a business to stir up these are corrupt, they have done nlfy the name at the Lord. It th c re tb e re w re oblldren. trees that added much to the decora. 'roubles. abominable works, thoro Is none Is any virtue, or auy glory In lying An easy way of (laving mOney Is tlons. that doeth good. down and being slaughtered like Q carrie d out by a class of boyn who are The re's goIng to be 8 tourname nt The Connecticut angl r who bas "The Lord looked down from lot ot helpless cattle. just b cause It In s chool ; th ey sa\'e every p nny bear · Upon the Whltneys' court, ~ e t with great success througb sln1(heaven upon the children of Is tbe Sabbath. 1 fall to see or und c r· Ing th year date of tbelr bIrth. . As And If your pl'esenc you will le nd lng a large bottle full of JI ve bait. and men, to aee If there were any staud wbere It can be." tb ese pennie. ar collected they are We'U s urely have good s port. fi sb lng nlongslde the glass pris on for . that did underatand and seek As a result or tbls can! rence tbo turn ed Into a co mmon trea s ury and the hung ry big fi s h that become anGod. following decree wus s igned by Mat!..'!.· given at the nd of th e year to a Doubles of all kInds you'll see, gere d by bumping their nos es agai nst "They are all gone aalde, they thlas and bls sons and !:lent to tho charity tha t all dec ide on. As most And partners will be ' drawn; It, has given a fresb excuse for Includue all together become ftlthy; falthlul wherever they could be, of tbem have e nlisted th e services or Pleose tell us it In th e play you'lI be Ing the bottle In fi s hing outfits. there la none that doeth good, tound: their family and friendS In watchIng Or watcb It frOm th e lawn. no not one. "Wholloever shall COOle to make ror these special p nnles, there Is us· _' ow tunt-Mlnl ster Wu Tlng Fang Is "Have III the workers of Inl· battle with us on tbe Sabbath day ually quite a sum colle ted with very returning to Cblna again, they are Two until sIx o· ~lock. qulty no knowledge? Who eat we will fight against him; neither will little trouble. telling stories about him. Here Is Saturday. September 11. up my people al they eat brud....< -w6-dle..aIl,-a8-GlJl'~th~n that wereTwelye yonng....mauons organized a one: A few yea.rs ago. In New York, M .'\ DAME :M E IUU. (Copyright. 1909.) and oall not upon the Lord. murdered In · the secret places." ma.gazlne club In this way: Each one be was met by a Ta.mmany politician, "There were they In great This mes88lfe bore fruIt In an un. subscribed lor a pel'lodlcal. the choice "What Is your Christian name. sir?" feu; for God II the generation expected dIrection. for a ew ays 10' being Q{]il-a a- meeting In Novemth e politician asked . At once the dipof the rlghteou., ter there came marching Into the ber; these were exchanged and all lomat's oriental calm stiffen ed Into "Ye have Ihamed the counlel camp of the Maccabees a company of 6nally collect d at one house. Wben dignity. "My su rname Is Wu." of the poor, becau •• the Lord II A811tdeans who were' mlgbty men at there we re ] 2 of each th e me mbers A decree hilS bee n published In Israel. ' met. tied tbem In plies and sent them his refuga. Spain suppressing the privilege or "Oh. th.t the salvation of Isra· And when Mattathtas and bls sons to various Ins titutions, n goodly sbare • purcbase of Immunity from military 'el were come out of Zlonl when beard the awrul stories of the IniquIty gOing to th e joll and settlements, service. All will now have to serve the Lord brlngeth back the cap· Silk s~rrace8 for tbe arly fall show of th land and of the persecutions wbere th y were distributed wbere In th e army. rich and poor alike. Tbls figur es. flowers and dots. tlvlty of his peopl., Jaoob Ihall or t.b~ae who would not forsake tbe they would be most appre ciated. is fir s t fruit of the poplllar uprising reJoice, and Israel shall be Plaid mousseline sashes In gorgeous law ut God and worship before the and Is encouraging, all It shows that glad." colors are used upon the wlllte Un· heathen altars. their spirit was stirred A Bon Voyage Party, the Spanish government Is ",' Hllng , to Paul quot .. part of thla p . . lm wltbln them. For sending tb e Invitations make gerle go~n. lis te n to the voice 01 th e p ople. In setting forth the depth. to A blscllit colore d linen Is made with "See," exclaimed Mattathlas, "God little stenme r rugs (!;Om felt or plaid which min falll when he . Is a h eavier stripes ot black In a he rring has placed an army In ou.r hands and flannel , cutting the pieces about 3 by An unuspal e xample of loyalt)' III stranger to God, . among them the powertul Assldea ns. 12 Inches. Fringe the two long ends bone weave. glv n by the pe tition o( a woman In But the brighter Iide Is the The long predicted ful1n ess of th", Let us prepare at ODce W go against with a pall' of sharp SCissors, place S a tUe for divorce because ber Eng· picture of the very few who like skirt, bas settled (for a little whJle) our enemies." the note ot invitation Inside and roll ilsb husband will not al10w ber to Matt.thlss and his Ions 'romaln up with straps cut from an old I paIr just at the knee line. shoot off firecrackers and display thc This proposal met Instant approval or kid gloves. Attach a cord bearIng true to God and refu.e to con· The . cuIrass has sudde nly become n Ame rican flag on the FOlirth of July. and not many daYB aiter what had the guests nam e and address with fitted garment or silk elastic. smooth form to the sinful praotlcea Sbe s hould, bowever, assert her Indebeen rather a motley crowd was a "Please unpack and answe r at once." 'as Il glove from neck to wrist and hlp .bout them, even though It pend e nte In a better way by d.lJfylnt very presentable army. NothIng Is. more" approprIate for . a line. would mean eale, and Influence bl'r marital lyran t and patrloUcal1,. Ind rich e.. To them Mattathlas reiillzed that UUl..-.L:lUl~,cenlerplece than a toy steamship Or The outline of the waHeau plait tlbooting olf lhe fire worl{s a nyway. "God waa a buokler." palen must be planned carefully and one made of flo·wers. Ship funnels grows ulmost a tamillar s ight. It Is all the advantage 'Which fltrategy and made at cardboard are good at tbe belted In or allowed to lall loosely, They could 1liiY during all that If YOII hal" an Id ea It Is hot and terrible war which they waged: Quick attack could give must be used. four corners of the table filled with according to the gown and tbe occn· hum id, rea d tbls n e ws Item : A be,I.\ "Yea. It Is God's battle." he ex· blooming "smoke ': tree. The name slun. "It II God th.t glrdeth me loon which made nn a scension from with stren'g th, and maketh my claimed ono day to some who wers of tbe ship should be on It and the Sashes worn with the cuIrass gown Sl. Louis landed In I11ll1ol s alte r sl1l1· way perfect. tearful. "He ·wlll strengthen our proper lines on the funnel. . 'fhes.e, at tl\e Moyen age are fashIoned so Ing all nigbt tbrough coi d rain and bands and make our eyee keen and with ropes t"listed about the shl) thot theIr fiat folds I\e close upon the "He maketh my feet like sleet an el tbrougb n bpn \ ' Y Ilnows torrn hinds' feet. and aetteth me upon ' our teet swift, so that we may be caugbt at Inten'als with glided an. lowe r edge of the cuirass, wblle the fo r nbollt aa bour. Is not tls ls s ngges· my ' high place., able to overcome the forces at the chors Rnd "compass" place cards will bow, tied to the right ot the center tlve ur the comIng tim e wh en It will "He teacheth my hands to king." complete a " ery attrac tive table. The bac k, falls among the low er plaits be Jjotlsl bl e, with tho a id at. fI yl ng rnawar. 10 that a bow of Iteel II So tbe wartare raged, starting troOl gifts mn.y be presente d In a traveling of the skirt. chili s . to find any sor t of c llmatlo broken by mine .arm •• the country adjacent to wbere Matto· l'ulldltion s desired? "I have purlued mine ene· tblas ond biB lIonll had first taken ref· ~ay n.1 o'm e rs In 'harlt's !nwn bave mles and overtaken them; uge. Gradually, all vIctory after vic· WII Tl'Llut for be ing inc(' lJ s ed Ilt tb e ac· neither did I turn again until tory gave them ndded' strength . they they were consumed. tl on f it Boston judge. w ho gave a extended their olleratlons until at last "I have wounded them that yuuth uronght befor e him tPI> aHerna· they had recovered tbe land Ollt of they were not able to rise; they til" of "' nllstlng In Ule na"Y or gOi ng tbe band of the GenttIes and had drlv· are fallen under my fect. For to jail . sa ys the Daltfmore Am e rican. en back the forces ot the .klng 80 that thou halt girded me with Na yy ser vice Is an hororabl e 'IDe, n.nd be no longer had rule over Judah . strength for the battle; thou lb e s tand tak en that It lowe rs It' In the Now It calDe to pass after nil thIs haat subdued under me those e yes of th e pllbllc to M.tem pt to make hard nnd long fought wars were over that rose up agalnlt me." It of n r eformatory cbllrac t r for e m· that MattaUllas. burdened with ago bryo c rimi na ls Is one wh ich flO Villar and n down by his Revere ex· ...a....o................. pe rlenbroke opln lol1 s hoilid not. npprov e. ces, realized that his end was approaching. and call In, his sons to THE STORY. '1'110 I, illing or three G r ma n bal. hIm, be said: looni s ts hy Ru ssinn guards en th e bor~ ATTATHlAS aud hla sons had !Jot "Now hnth prlds and rebuke gotten de rs of the czn r't! domlnlonf; gives thfl been lUany months In the moun. Rt,r e ngth, and the time at 'destructlon, '!ommon Pnlctice of sh oo ting nt ae r& nauts lhe dl g ll:~y or a se riollS In te rna· taln fa stn esses after his flight fol. and the wrath or IndlgnaUon . Now. tlona l qu es tIon . It Is tim e that some· lowing the killin g of the lI.l'Jostate Jew tberefore. my sonll, be ye zealous for th ing we re dc.n e to Impress upon tbe upon the bt'atben altar and tbe com . . the law. and give your lives , tor tbo people of nil nations and of all parte missioner from the kln'l 'betore It was c.ovenant of your lather~ . Call to raof nations, th e fact tLnt shooting at noIsed aU through tbe land what he membronoe what acts our fatbers did hall ons Is lIomethlng th nt cannot be had done nnd .h ow for tbe sake or his In their time; 150 shall 1e receive religion be bad rejected tbe offer at .great honor ~nd an everlastJn6 name. don e wlth(\ut assuming the risk of riches and honors . and InUmate lei. Wherefore. my 80llJl, be ye o valiant murd e r ar,d the punishme nt Ulerefol' lowsblp wIth tbe king. Now this .and sbow yourselves men 'ID b,~haIJ ' A t $t caso Is to be made In tbe ~aused those tn wbolie hearts there of the law ; for by It .hall , Y8 'obtain !\Jew Y~f'k courts as to whnt criminal ~urned . the true IIgbt . and who de-' glory. A.nd behold, I know that 'YOUr. elat ut,a , .Is violated by th olfenS6 sIred to serve' the true God to rejoIce' brother Stmon I. a m~' at . coun~el, technlclllly known 8S · 't~ lIdn g back" and da y atter 'day there ' went out ·glve ear unto him alway.; he shall h!l to thl.< pollee, ond whether /lrrcst and from Jerull&lem ' ari~ the ' surrounding a father u.nto you, But as. tor ·, .r~d~s · punl:sbment In Lbe matter are jUstified countrY those who preferred a r~81: Maccab.e us, he hath be.en mighty and by tb law. The( Question of Illegal ' den~ In the wlldetneu near the 'strong, even [rom his youth up; let amplen et thel " . m be you·. . captain, and--ftgbt- the arrest Is r oally Ii se rlouli one-;-as e whol matter at personal liberty. 'J1>' relll'lon ·than a place amJdst the ain. I?&ttle of the people. Take also untu on wblcb Ole prinCiples of this gov· (ul' indulgences of tbe apo.tate Jews. ,:you all those that obse"e the law. In this way It came .to pa.. iD time, an.d a~~o,e ye the wron, 'of YQur et'tlme nt aI' found d, Is Involved. And that a laree oum!»er ot people tQuncr ~ple. .So 1I.ttathla~ ble88~~ hI, It may bfl remarked that the metroPoU. Ie not the 'o nly city In the conntrs dwelItng places In the wtlderu". &ad ·son.. !Uld died 011 JUilu be.!'.a\De &c;o ClIey were cfJnt8llt,. tor tbey aW. q,t.ed~.. . ~e lead!,,'.' .. blcb omclal dlgnltl '"'" aD II'D "l1'l~ Ie \V fit Ita OWIL

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CUTICLIRA CURED HIM. Eozema Came on Leg. and Ankle_ Could Not Wear Shoes Because Of Bad Scaling and itch ing.

"I bav e bee n s ucccssfully cured of dry eczemn. I was inspecting tbe rem oval of noxlou£ weecls tram th e edge or n rlv <' r and was conslnuLly In the dus t tram the weeds. At ni g ht I clea nsod my limbs but telt a prickly s e nsaUon. I paid no atteutlor. to It 10 1' two years but I noticed a Ilcum on my I gs like fi sh scales. '1 did not attend to It until It came to be too Itchy an d sore Qnd began hettlng two runnin g SOl' S, My an kles were all ' sore and s abby and I could not wear s boes. I had to u se carpet ani:! felt slippers tor ' wee ks. I got a cake at the CuUcurn Sonp and some CuUcura OIntment. In loss tban t en days I could put on m y boots nnd In less than tbree wee ks 1 was free tram tbe can· founded Itcblng. Capt. George P . Bliss, Chlet of Police, MOrtis, Manitoba. Mar. 20. 1907. and Sept. 24, 1908." PotUr Drur '" Obum. Corp., Sol. 1'1OPA-, IJG"-

Mottoel of a Queen. Her maj ty. the qu ee n of portugal, pins her fnlth, It Is saId, to the tol1 wtng mottoes: . Ke p ant of doors all you can. Breathe outdoor air, live In It. r vel lin It. Don't ah ut yourselt up. Build YOUI bouses so that the aIr supply Is good . Tbrow away your porU res and brl ·a·brac. Don't have . useless trifl es about you. Have a fnvorlte (arm or exer cise ond mllke the most of It . R lue on hors eback It you can; cycle It you can· not get ... horse ; do anything to get out In the open air. Don't over eat. Drink little and let thnt lItOe b pure. Don't try to dress too much. y . t dress as well as you nre abl e . Wear ev · rytblng you can LO malte yourself lovely. By Automobile Up Mount Rainier, United States Engineer Eugene Ri ck· Becker celebrated lndependen e dny by throwing open the gov rJ ment · road In the Mount Rainer National pork. Ve blel s and horseme n ' now have an excellent thoroughfore from tide water til Narada falls, near snQW \lne I~ Paradise valley. Mr. Rlcktecker SuYs tbat autos and wngon» can now make the trip with comfort. The maximum grdde on the l'ond I. tour per ·c ent. Nearly a score of au· tomoblles, all landed, went to the mountain. Singular and Plural, "Whenever she gets to tblnklng bow mucb th y'ro In de bt It alte Is 11 r nerves." "Huh! the way It affe ts her husband Is !llngular." "How singulnr?!' "Just slDiular, It affects his 'nerve.' '. He ' tried to borrow a hundred Crom me to·daY."-Catbollc Stnndar(\ and Times,

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In Madagascar everyone wellrs ,Uk, ..... hl ch 1s cheaper than Unen. PRESSED HARD . Coffee', Weight on Old Ags.

When pror.J1nent men realiZe the In. jurlous elfects ot coffee and the hange 10 bealth that Postpm can bring. th y · are glad to lend tbelr testimony f'.lr the benefit of otbers, A superIntendent of public !lchoolil1n North Csrollnn !lays: "My mother since her early child. hood, was nn Inveterate coffee drink er and had been trOUbled with be r heart for a n'u mber of year's. and com. plalned of ~hat 'weak all ov~r' fe e ling and sick stomach. "Some time ago I was making an f. ficlal visit to 1\ distant part uf lhe country and walt dinner with one at the merchants of tbe place. I no. tlced a somewhat . peculiar flavor or tbe colYee. and asked him concemlng ' It. He replied that It was Pas tum. .''1 was so pleased with It that after the D?eal was ove'io, I · bought' a pncltage to carry .h ome wltb rne. and hnd wile prepare BaIlie for the ' n ext meal. The wbole family l1ked: It so welJ, tbat we discontinued cotree and used 'Poatum ~tlrely, . "r had rf!\lUy been at Umes \teO' onx. ' lous concerning my mother's !Jondltlol! · but .w~ noticed · tl~at atter using P~stum ,tor a s~ort time, slie felt ao ~uch ' be~ter than sbe dId prior' 1.0' its use, ..and bad 'IIttle {t:oublewlth her '~eart !It,1~ .nQ sIck stomacb; ' that tM headll~hes ·were · ~oi so ':ft.eq~~nt. nnel 'h er. g4nel'al cond'~lon m~oh Improyel!. TI.. ls continued untl1 ~he wall.' aa well &ad bearty 8S t~e reat of us . . "I 'know POltum 'haa benefited my . selt' alid tbe other members "of the tam. lly. but ~ot In 80 marked a degree aa In .tb~f ...ase of my motber: .1 ahe. WIla a 'YICUiD or long ltalldIDC."

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The ,o ld _GreekS a'n d ,! tomanll 'ffere great fld mlre rs of 'health and strength; lhelr pictu res , and ,statuary made tbe ' mus cles ot the men stand' out Hlte cords. .,' As a m atte r or faot we bave a th·, letes a nd strong men-men fed ' on fln e streng th making 'tI'O<I such as Qualicr Oats-that would Will in any contest with th e old Roman or Greek challlilions . ' It's a ma tt er of food . The fin est food [or maldng strength of bone, m uscle nnd nerye I fin e oat mcal. Quaker Oat ~ is t he best because It Is pure, nil h usk!! or s t ems or blac\{ sp e ~ks. F a rm· rs ' wlv !I are findin g that by feeding th e fnrm ha lld!l pl entifully on Quaker Oa ts they get th fl brs t r Bults In work and econom y. If you are convenl ot to th o sto re. buy the regular si ze pacl,ages : If no t near th e s tore buy the large size farr.!ly packllge. I <

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a8sasslnatl~n of Lleut. JOB pu Pe trosIno In tbe streets of' Palermo cnmo very near to establish!ng the so-called " S lack Hand " soc! Iy In til mInds ot Alii rl can s liS a definite organIzation II lIch ns the Sic ilian Malia and the Neapolitan Camorra, It was -easy and a lluring to argue that P e tros Ino, cleverest t rail e r of HillIan crlln and criminal s , had fn Ilen a \'lc:t1m to the International ol'der of La Mano Ne ra, Writers we re not lackin g to inVe nt de tails, H is denth had been decreed, they s aid, by onc of tbe New York c lulpte rs of Ule Blllck Hand lind th e senten e xecuted by t he home bran ch at Palerlllo. "We almost believe that th c re Is a BI8<.'k Haud organization In Ita ly a ud America," s aid tbl! edilor of on£' of the big Italian dailies the day nfter the detective was shot down . "Unti l tbe death of P etrosino I nev er belie ved that tbere was head 6r tail to the bomb-throwing blnckmalJors b I t tbe s hot that stru 'k Pet;osl~o' would se m' to prove tbat there is a sys tem behbd th om." To one who remembered how viol nUy that same , editor had for years protested In Itollan and In English thnt thore was no suoh thing as a Black ....IIIIIi....... Hand socle~y, the admission was surprl.ing. Detectiv s of th e Ma nhatta n and Brooklyn ItalIan pollc squads, who lind always scotred at an organlz d .Black Hand, ~v ond e ~ed It th y had, be 11 mistaken. They searched the 'v a ri 0 u s Quarters a ~a ln for some tl'U ' of a central bod y, for some sign tha t th er e wel'e d'iI'cctlllg om era. This P 'lr'o In a tragedy certa inl y s avored of tlt e dr ad Mafia and Crun urfl\ a nd there

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the two hundred, pe rhaps tb e bulk at tb e tall, or's s avln~ s , is s peedily divId ed a nd the blnckmall e rs are ready for oth r wee ks of id l n ss. Altain lIl e Blaclt Haml ! There is a posalbllity of big rewards In the gamr of plunder th a t has attracted rlminals of skill , daring a nd hrains , l\lany of th Jl1 are cx-cQnl'lcts from Italy, who plund rell 1he re III the nume of the Ma' Oth el's arc lin or the Cumorr8 . equall y d!!s p rate criminals who got away from Italy hefore beIng caught and given t he cnnv lct brand, which mak s nlry Into Aml:! rica difficult and rema ining here U11 erta!n with P l ros ino's band continuallY "fanning" the Italia n Qunrters , Ono of these skilled labore rs of crime-or perhaps a pall' of the mwill ga th I' about 'him (ou t' or flv f3 dull , unhnag inatl vc . lazy fellowspr f rably " bI8 k sbeep" of the town 0 1' se(:tlon In Slcl\Y"from which the l.cad r came- and there you bllv as nenr an organization liS th , Black Hand has yet I}crfect d. This lead r \s known to bls followers liS a bad m'a n. He hns a record , '(or speedr carving w,lth a dagger, pe rhaps , or a much-to-be-en vled knack of using his revolver QuIckl y, H e' rul 's the gang by fenr of bloody yiol DC Illld doe$ 'not even bother to xtract oath s from th em. Italian bankers, ontra tors . wholesnl dealer!; In s paghetti or 011 1"0 oil or win e, owners of equltl s 10 mortg' g d ten ement houses - thes a re til 1'lc till1s of th e big Black Handf S. rs Is th e leas t til y s trik {or, Pnilure to pay means ' that a bomb or crud e hut ~/D/YAPE'D FO~ dellClly c;ons tru ctlon wili be dropp ed 8Y BLACK-HA in fl'oht of til mal'lted man's ba nk, PARE'/YTJ'. lOI'c 01' t e n ment hOllse. Oenera lly the bomb iiI . so thoroughly ,qve rload d with dynamite that It wrec lIs much 1i1lrJ'011urliug prOllel'ty. hit. The mu rde r story was a gain good for columns of space. The BAR8ER -"HOP WRECKED bllt (or tbat these land l1irat sca re j!1 v lit! I'e r cporte r's rival s went 8Y "LA ('I< HAtf..'D;;;,..;,,80;;;;.;.'M' .;.;13;-._.mI!'____________~... not. otten til Innocent a re slau ght r d, tiut that brings not ' ve n a him a l'e ral botter In succeeding shrug from these hyenas oC the tenedition!; , Th l"Y" found meeting places of t b Black Hand. 'l'hey traced ol her unement", so lv ~ d c rimes of. the Italian district to th same myth- , Evory so:cnlled Black Ha llll out, leal source. The police said nothing. They had been ra ge helps ' on the ga me o{pluud e r unabl e to solVe the ' crime, but IJ It was the work or Bnd adds to the fe a r of the myth11 pOWl',rful seoret organization there was some excuse . I ~ I 0 I ty_ 'A, lnll In BIn k Hand , ' ,outm g s by no means Indl ates t,h e for t~le ' " ' IntICti l' lty f ,t h e plund rers. Oen' , To he It.l\lial1 blackmailers who then. 'as ~O\\" li ved crall r It spells their continued su r.· off t l e' tribute they could wri1lg from their brothers , who vorkcd or ' wQo had prospered in business the appella\ioll . wa s a ,now and ullexpeoted weap~n, a sloc k lu h'ade b yond vahle. It was not ' copyri ghted and each ' and overy one of " them was 'f ree to use It: All "Litll Italy" 'was talking of the Black Ba'nd . ,Its translation into' Italian- La Mano Nera- bad an even more slnistcr' so11nd. The next lot or blackmailing '81.4~J< HAND WA~NINO letters s ut out bore the usual dagger, the skull and c1:o"s-bono , the bloody finger print, pe rhllp~ tbe' !or-~. w~ek s , pei·baps. bllt It is not possibl e opporth eir black coffin . lind everyone was signed , "t.~ Maeo tunities tOI' labol' thllt tbey discuss, Their N ra." The Black Hand was lau nched a,Un the crImes TYP./('AL lJ/.A('J( HAtI/) '0 s ince committed In Its name Ilult.ber tens of thou- n'ced of money Is mentioned quite frankly. [n 2;0 y.£'rr£~ li nds " the spolls coll,r,rt-ed bave sent many a _ tho next breath on e uf t.he ga ng l'eca ll s that Oluseppl, the tailor, loqlted s leek and prospercrlmllll:\ l ba ck to Italy with a fortune accordwas I1'lt : one of tbe l1e~tenant'lI squad who OUll 'standlng In front of his shop au bour bain g to the SjelJlan rating, aud not. e l'en tbe potore.. Anoth r rles for pen and paper, wblch Would not have gladl y rlsRed bls life to lay li<-e will venture to estimate Its cost in -human . le master of the wine shop brings with never hands on ' flo real Black .Hllnd chief. life. a Bmlle, thou gh he kllows only too well the Sober second ' thought and continued InTh e Blnck Hand crimes all f law th e same nature or tbe note that Is about to be 'vritten . " estigation, ' however, return the Black Hand gene ra l lineH, but tbat 16 no' rgument that One Is silently nomInated to sCI'aw l the com~o Its l}rOper catego.r y . It Is not ~aI1d nel'E" th ere Is an organi zed society. 'rhe yeggmen manel; anothe r Pu.ts on the de orations and a lIas , been ,n society, It kpows no chIeftain, uo third llli!tlf:1 "La Mano Nera." The tailo r Is sca le of IlPoil diylslon"no stt.cred oaUI. It has "who " terrorlz~ cou ntry postmasterll all work Mte r ' nn Identical fas hion, but no one f has , ordert'd t{) com e t hree nights ' la te r at 7 : 30 no meeting places, cOl1seQue!"t1y Iiolds no e\'er Intlmlited that they we're organized . Safe- , o'clo k to the stone a rcb In WasWngton square meetings. , It Is. i~ s hort, bl1t a nnme ' (or a crltc/ters the co'u ntry over use ' the same tools nnd hand $200 to a little ma n with a llump on brand of ol'lme pecullar ' to Hallan croQks, a nd an d methods. but who has ,suspected them at h is back who ' viii be waiting there, H e Is 1t Is so s~rprlsi"gIY ' successful ' because of ' U~e hold!Il'~ cOllve ntions? ' T.he East s id e gangstold fu rther that if he ' fails or QlentlolH\ ' tbe temperament of its south Itqllan victim!! and York the "H umpty" Jacksons, the Paul Kellys and lette!' to the police deatb and des tru ction will their Inborn ·dread of the extortioniSt. since the l1ke~plunder similarly with more or less be upon him. ,Jt ,Is alinost-.ludlcrous to realize ' how the ,suocess. but th e onlY. conne(lUon between The n~xt morning Gluseppl has hardly name that .fl! now a world,terr,o r " -':I1S invented , gang' and gang 'Is an ,occasional feud, tho reop ned his, shop before th,e postman 'comes , Soma , yeats 'ago ~tlie" stor.Y of · a n , ltallim s'u ltlng "shooting up" of which gi ves th'e powith tile letter . One glance al the cllll.nslly rnu·r.det 'wall ' 'r41lillng: jn ' the New .York' '~Ow& lice ' oPportu'ilIty ." to' selid a gangster or , two . JmPe rs, The' police ' made little: headway, and " to S.!ng Sing. drawn bhick han'd and the dagge rs scattered '" ' d ev,elopments iagg~d, ', '1\. space-writet on a l\ bout ,. 'Is 'enough to.. tell him tb~t' the curse has , certilhi ," tt"ttle of cbeap red wine, They putI at short'stemmed pipes or draw tbrollgh straws on stogy-like Halian cigars Ulal retail tor halt a cent. They a re out of work and have been tor

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Troubl es of People on Venus. ' Inha bita n ts ot Venus, it there are an y, mus t feel it extremely difficult to ostablls h unUs of tline. Venus alway, tUl'nR til s ame ' fnc e toward th o sun; so the pla net hns no day, and the la ck or a moon deprives it ot a month. l~lnally, it \las no year, for. Its axis of ro~n tJon Is pel'pendlclo,ar to the plane or Its orbit., and t b ~ latter Is almos t circular. So, What's the Use ?

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gan the man woo trJes to be original. "Luck'? W ell, some. I oaught tIVe fl s h. One WIlS UIl'e> and a ha lf Inchee long nnd tbe other two Jnches ." Dut WIlS he beli I'ed? Not much. Afte r he passed on some one com· mented : " Bet be didn't g e t n h(te." An Arbitrary

Classlflc~tion.

"So y{iu think c v 'ry patriot has a more or less cl ul'ly defin ed ' ambItion 1.0 hold public om en? " " YeR ," a ns wered nalor Sorgbum. " AS J , I' nle, {llltl'lots may be' divided into two classes-the appointed and th dlsappoln led."

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Good for Sore Eyes, for .190 years N~TI' l l''' EYE SALVE bill PO"lll\·ely. cured ye (li~en~es everywhere.

All dl'UgglstH<If HownrdB.ros., BulIalo"N. y.

Wh e.n a girl orde l's fio\\;era s ent bome It's a sign tbat s he expects the oelgbbol'S to thin k sorJo mM sent the m, Urs. mOllo""1! l!Iout1duc 8,rrup. 1"or cblltlren wetblog , . otle na !.bo aura., teauoe. b

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Coast Colonist one-way secondclass tickets on sale daily from Chicago, September 15 tp October 15, via tho.! Chicago, Union Pacific c& Notth Western Li'.'le to San Franciscu, Los Angeles, Portland and Puget SO\lnd volnts, Correspondingly /Qw .rates from:all points.

' DallYBnd person a lly conducted tours' j" through ~lll1mlUnou,riat sleeping care ac;c:oml,:1I1n; ed ' by e,ic,p l:de hCcd conductor. 'abel hp.ndJed ou f~t ,t rains. ;

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.80 per cent of all Headaches; Dlzzlnes8, Neuralgia and Nervous Troubles are due to Optical Defects and disappear completely

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wit.h h Al' line! . I J K. 8 p nc r I nt(1rt,tJi, w<\ Mr. 1 ·wILrtv., of Cltlrksvill • 'L'I' x " s. Mr . Willillruson , of 'inoluDl1ti , IInll Mr. MQnroe of Leulluon, 'l'bUI',;Ufl,,V . Z'iin Armituge Wd in Monroe 8. few clly I IIS~ W I:lk. Air . H ra bel tit d ll o lll , of kIll h OUlU 'it,y, Okll\" IIrd,'ed h e re Fri lIuy, tor u visit \vi h I' ' \ lItive~ nenT b ere . Miss Lucil N rt ~m spent unday 11fteruo In wii 11 i\1 i. s Le nu Myers. MI'. und Mrl<. 'r. R 8pen061', und sou, of Lebunon , we re in towuSun. day ufternoon .

Auut Bethuny ' holl oweth urrived hOllle ye!lterriny fr 'n1 U6IlT Burling Mr I1nd Mr s. T110mus Laoy and t,on wllere she spent two w oks vis AO " !' Ohou l II t,; Rn en II ml Barrv· nnd iting W ilson Chenoweth Ilnd other reI 11 t.i ves. Corw in . dau gh ' ra F\t11't'n e lIud EnD", lind WI ll Chenowpth llud \vife tltt'tnded Mr. Guy benc wo b was Bnter · a su rprise ( n Fr(~nk mltb of nellr tllined by Mr . Ilnd Mr : Samuel Bur · Ben Davitl is impl oving . Lytle uudny . den, of Gurneyville, to dioner 00- . Mrs Mu r y Ann Edwards is vi it_ 'I ing ber !:Ion neur Frnn k li n. ' Mrs, .1. B. benoweth .und dangb dl1Y I ter s Be rth u lind Fr'lnoes and SOD New Burlington. . Mntt MoKin ey tlpent Saturday Jaoob werp Ant(~r ttlio ed at din ner uod ' undllY ill ino\unBti. , l:;oodl1Y hv Bun t, Betbl\ oy Cllenoweth Mid~ Kute liuk WI1 tllk n Bud. Mr . ' a~d Mrs, F rAn k: Cook were Miss R091l Mill hilS been v ry iok c1.euly ill while 11t work Ilt t b e Ot1D eof:"rtained bS Mr. a nd Mrs. Fran k with tlppendiolti . ning faotory lost Fr ldllY · ., . . Amos ' Del:l n ven is t b e pr OUd '1)0 M r't ge 'ales aDd Ju mes Ales Da'kin \l>t dinner I:;nndo.y. '. 8es~or of II. oe.w BUIck . r. ueor .. ' .nd Mrs. Wilterhou 4 uUen c1ed Mr. fIond Mrs, N atih lln Au. till a.t. . . tended tl1e f nneral of Geor ge Elliott J ~l S. Pet , son r. has JUOved to ohoroh ~unday nf'ltr Xenia wh ere ,. . ' . Spr m g Vl1lloy. Mr. les 'unoloJohu Rled prencb ed ·. AftB8 'R o th Choe a nd brother Ed R t" d f l1 m t' I f Vun at on e time ,Vernon ~ere en terta.lDed hy Mi 8 W t u ,,0 Ilttl f h l YI 't 0 M Mr /lnd ' Mrs ha rles R eynolds r~ 1 Ii M t '" t B hl' ·t t er IHe goes s 0 8 ss e I', rs, . . " u enoa. un ItS er .,ores 0 I 0 Dr , W h itaker ' were Dayton vi itors l::!G~urd a.y ao.d , ' Sllndlly , dtnl,ler Sondn.y. "'!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!'!'!!!!!!!!!!'!'!!!.'!!!!!!~!!!e~~!!!! Mem bers ~~ t he W , C. T U ut Mr . und Mr s, W illiam F rame r eo tende.rl th e .Uh~ltoO County . onven. turned' b ome F ridn,y after ,a two tiOD 10 :Wllull lIgtOO 0 0 F ndllY of yetlrs !ltllY in Clllifollniflo . . ltlst w ek, , .. Mr s. Lydia Gor don Is borne after A, W . .R ves 111 p ndmg h IS Vtl ~L lengthy visit with ber son Bod cuti D in Fl or iuu. fn,mlly Dellr Har vey b urg. Ch itS. R oon e.v nnd fltm tly wo~e l Mrs . Ch ristie MoKillsey a nddaugb g ue~t qf relll tives h fe llist w e l( tel's fl pent l::!unday wi t h · Mr. ,and D, .J. FUl'ql1hllr IIOU A. " Bla i)' Mr~, Ed R~t alliok.. . .'. attend .1 Jaw sto wn Fair lu!:lt. we k, M IS8 LUhe Nadry IS vIsttm g a t the '11 sn r r k Month ly M.eeting ' pleus~nt h om o of t h e Misses Ano!! • W.uH beld lit thfl Friends ohu roh on nnd LIlly Mat.her. Tbursduy O'f Just week , • -- .. ,New ·Honey Mr . Utltherine Compto D b us not Ridgeville been 110 well for t h" plio t t wo weeks. '. ,' ,New .Hominy Our oommun lty was ver y mnoh ar siok are slow ly improving . NewO'a ts booked b y the sud<,len doath of Mrs . Alh'ad SWl\l n Wf~S the gnes New ·Mince Meat ' E mil y Baiue!!. IU!lt F riday mor ning ' of Mrs . u ia ra Gra h a lll Frida v a.fter t , ~ew Cereals Sbe had lived 11 nr h er (\ f ')T man y n OOll . , .VO II·A lind , WIIS W 11 Imow u by n1 M • r s , Wm .Sim pson uild Geor ge ,Qiuirt Jar ' Pi~pared. Mustard, 10e , mo. t e'i'I:' I'yon 1'\)e funertt l 00· 8ltzel wood urs vi iti ng rehltive in Quart J~rs Sweet Pickles, 15<: (II' r OII 0 11 ,'und,LY Ilt Otl8Sa r 'S Creek It ntlloky tliis weele. ohuroh Quart Jars Olives, 25c MillS Addi e G ra ha m is t akin g (\ - - -. - tour th r ough the west. W hile gone Pint Jar Stuff('d Olives, 25c sh e ~i ll visit el\ttle,. Wash. l.. oil. An/! I II und :;lun Frtl0018CO, Onl , an d . New Cream ~heese, ievernl otheJ Importa nt pluoes . '. Jersey Sweet ,Potatoes, . Mr . Ben Jumes w h o b as buugh t ' Cran·berries, Celery, , t h e R orlloA toke far m will m ove Hawaiian Sliced Pine Apple, One of the' nicest r sidences on on it in tlie spring. , Pine Apple Cbunks. Wayne Avenu • No~. 14, near: Xenia. Mr. a nd Mrs, Geo r ~fl R Iley oele. . Peanut Buttet, Avenue in Dayt n. hio. Lan~fl; b l' ll~ed t·h ei r for tieth weciding I\DOIOrange Marri1ala~e, beautif ul lot. HOllse wit h a ll mod" verlltlry ou Sllll dll Y· ern cutiveJiielices. Call at . Mrs. M,~ ttie ~Irby was·r. caner in

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T he leading photographer of Xenia, \vill open a branch Gallery in t he get Immediate relief from Whi te r ooms. on or about' the 1st of Dr. Shoop's Mllgic Ointmen~ October. oe sure a nd give him a call as he will surely p lease y ou ,

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One lot of Robes and Blankets, in good 'order. One lot of Stable Blimkets.. , .(j~e lot-.of Telescopes.

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, ~thei ilalte~s' arid. Leathe~ , Goods. · . ,~ :whl~ a~d Leatbe~· ·Tie·Sira~s. . '. ;:One,·doi~n, . Wood Hames~ ·:Pa~s, .'·Etc.-, Etc. .

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ANTIOCH COLLEGE · OPENS College 'opened Wednesday with an increase of st udents over'laSt year , of 30 pe r cent . Imprqvements during t he yea r up on the dorml'tories i'e~der· t hem fine homes . for · the boys and girls.. Steam heat h as been installed the wa1Js r edecora ted throughout; ne w b eds placed in all the rooms .. a mple ba't hs, b oth shower and plunge, a nd h andsome parlors ' have, been fitted out . ' Two new professors have been added to t he faculty and a vigorous coach employed t o direct athletics. The large chapel room will soon be l'efit ted f or assembly putppses with gymnasium floor and · gallery. The $100,000 endowment fund has reached nearly $5000.00 wit'" the effort only begun. This movement ' will be pushed during the year

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WARREN COUNTY FAIR

Fl'ank Sn ., 1; waS in Indianai>0lis Marion Hamiltun and wife were Tue. day' in t own unday. H. H. Wa(hy'ort h and wife were J. A, Funkey and wife weI' Dayton in 'incinnati 1\1' nday. visitors last Thursday. . , Lou Pt'mtz was the I;ru st of h1S E. V. Ba1'llhat:t and J. M, ook sist l'i ll entervill Sunday . were in Xenia Saturday on business, 'GQrdon Joy was in Lebanon Tueshorse-stealing . . I f Miss Anna Hainf's IS 1 Tnt! rO~1 Miss elestin Austin was t he g uest Ox ford college, on account of 111 of friend s in Lebanon last we k, health. I{ay Hawke and H l'ber t Edwul'da were ill Hal'veys uurg Sunday, ~ I t·. and Mrs. Wright attended n family dinner at. pringbol'o, Sunday . . . . MUlS Laura Buchanan, af hlcago, IS th guest (,f her a un t, Mrs, MallIon Ridg . . Mrs. C, A. Bruner has returned ft I ' .t . h I ' ~ ('I' a p eliaant VISt Wit re alive, In Mason. Misses Jeanette Janney and Helen Marlatt wen 'n l l'ville visitors und ay. .

C. Gretzinger, of Duy toli, was the g UE't of Olto Hornick and family

Sunday. Q'l b . f' h' . d UI e anum er 10m el e atten dd o · d I e t 16 te om sa le at regoma Monday. , . Robert Mahaffy and Wife, of Al'canum, al·ke Co" are guests of Wm. Thorpe and wife.

Dr. Ellis and wife arrived at L . S :l . t . .?U1S , kunc.aY whe~'e they W111 sp nu a Wte WIt h r elatives. . R ober t Cross a~r. wife arespend ing handl )' and thi week wi h r elatives in Cle l'mont motor d to Lebanon Co., and will attend the Fall'. S

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Th ,Ilunly F~lir 111'1 01 lus t wepl, was a leeideu !'l Ul'('P!';.'l in C C I'Y WHY·. C. A , Bllrll It anu wife had as The Weather Man bt'ough t one bad their gues at dinner Sunday, Stacy day in the four, but it mad little Bu rnett ami famil y . . differ nee as it proved to be a banner day.. . nd r t he W1!!e leadership of S cretary Gu tin, who worked hurd to mal e Mr. and Mrs. 0, H. Ho 'k ttenterit a'succa is, it wa a banner Fail', a laineu at dinnet' Monday the followalmost everyone wh o attended will ing guests: MI'. and Mrs. Robt. Johntestify . Th > boa rd is more than son, of Greentown, Ind. , and Asa pl eas d, and well it mig ht be. for Hock ett. they had plenty to satisfy the wants of th ir patrons. The Woos ter Experiment tation Misses Naomi and Ot'pha Hockett tent wa.q l)erhaps visited by mOl'e >ntertnin d Sunday, MI'. and M r<> . people than any ultra'lion on the ' Robt . J ohnson, Gre 'nlown, lnd : A'- II g rounds. People mad vis it aft >r Hoek It, offeyville, Kan .; MI'. and visit to the tent, and seemed never MI' . J . E, H~clt et,l, M:\I'y Young and to tire of it. It surely \\ as a good daughler L ha, tl . to h th d ling ave on ' e groun s . The side-shows were numerous . -mo~ too numet·ous m fact, - some Wm,~, raham and wife enterof wh tch should never have ~ een,on tained at dinner Sunday Morris Sherth grounds. The gay and festIve d d'f ' V II 'A H d I I . h' woo an WI e, prmg n ey. . . balloon ea er, t1f. souveml' w t~, Anson and family, Hat'veysburg; canes and photograph men a lso wer e . d K . . Mlsse, Margaret Anson an ate In eV idence , and one was accosted at Hi ey of Dayton almo t every turn tobuy. something . ' . The art hall was fairly \V II filled, _ __ and handsom e go~d and pretty things Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Silvers celeon exhipition. EspeciallY good was brated their·26th wedding anniversathe school exhihit, both in agl'icultUl'e and .school work. This display ry last Sunday, The guests took was \lndel' the skillful management their dinners which made the affair pleasantly informal. Those present Th agricultltt'al hall was crowded were, Worth Stokes and wife. Daywith good thing, and ther~ was an ton , .. H. Eulass and wife, Miss Mabel Eulass, Miss E lizabeth Eulass, unusual am~unt of farm, garden and Craver Eulass, Wallace Tibbal,s and wi! , Willie Tibbals, Lebanon. Geo, Riley 'and wife ana Misses Blanch and Pearl Riley . '

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In thisi ssue.will . be found announcement of lhe openlng ' of ,Mose Coh~n's New ·Ladie~( . Department.

at Wilmington .WOH} w~ I' c iverl ' . urlday. of ' the s udden death at his , home in.'l'oledo, of one. or Wilmin~~ " ) ton Iligh School's grad uat~, .Ch~rles ·, '.,' I •. Van Cleve, who at the ,time of his .: , . l death ~was Supe'rintendent of tlie Toledo chools, The cause of his deatn was apol?lexy . . Mr•.Van' Cle~e wu&' a , I,

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. Story of the ~lme ql Jude. Maccll beua

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The mayor of Tokyo will send 20,000 cher ry trees to Preside nt Taft at Washin gton . This Is a Bart of manl· fold re p tltJon of history, since It wus one cherry tree whlcb original ly made Wns hlngton famous.

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Mnc"abl\can Wnr.-T hr"" ot C lIInttnthlns wero promln- . nt ntllenll rs ln the MIl cl\un an .war, 1\8 Collo,,"" : Judos. fr In whom the namo of Maccabees \V a ~ d rl,· d. Jonathan. nnd SIm on, T he two oLhel'll, Eleazar nnd John or Joannan a8 It Is In tho t xt. JudaH luecced d t o the command upon the deo.th o! his Calh r I\l a ll ul hln s. und wilen In 163 B. C .• Lyslns Inll] 81~g to J rllftalom. the pOHl lloll or J UllrlS W tlS Ilr nrlouH. La ter Nlcanor "'us sen t ngllhu,t JUd\l8 but was defentetl. tlrR! ut apha r:lalamn. and ognln In n denish'l) battlc at AdaBn. nenr io Lhe ~l oriouA unt 10 fi Id ot Both-horon ( B. . 161). 'I'hls victory was th great· ~ s t ot Jl¥las' au 'CCBlles and practlcnUy decided the Question of J owlsh Intlepend <'nee. l.ater J udas was . ltllied In battlowith a force oC Ia\'aders under Bo.ool1ld (l8. Hlft uody wal recovered by ilia bra tho,,!, Bnd burlcd at Modln In the sepulcher of bls tnthers. Two years after. when. necuslty for renewlug the conflict arose. the command w as offered to Jonnthan. Ho forced Bncchld 8 to terms and when Alexand or Balll8 l to the er· alnn throne he WIUIIll!cende< promoted to grea.tPb.u· lhorlty nnd nssumed th hlgb·prl estly ofnee. Arter Alexa nder's dea lh he t ell a victim to the trea chery of Trytlholl . and Simon placed hlmselt Ilt the head of Ole patriot army and he brought the long atruggle of the Jewl! finally to. an end In about B, C. Hll. EJlght 'Y Drs laler he and' two ot ·hll Bans wore murdered by ptoleinaous. but one of lhe son!! es· caped, Jollnnnes H)' reanus. and nt once IlB8umed the go\'erhment or ' tho Jews. DyIng ~n B . C. 100. his Idest lion Arlstobulus t, succeeded to the rulershlp and wa.a the nrst to assume tho kingly title. rs o f

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Qne envelop e contain ed a w e Tables. and pllzzl s were arrange d deck of cal'ds ror playing solitaire , on· so that four persons worked together, other held courtpla ster; one had lhe hos tess (!xplain ed that when 'the snap lihots of home soenell and nenr s ill: tables had complet ed their puz· friends ; several large envelop s held zles a very Interest ing story would be hand Illumin ated mottos, and, best ot wove n [rom the pictures ; thnt. u prIze nIl, a ricb bnchelo r uncle toolt this would be awarde d to the one wll0 tirst way of ghlng bis niece some green· gUElllsetl the s tory, The first picture backs. The envelop e was Inbelell 1)ut tog thel' showed a boy and girl "Eli:tras." One Jlraatica l girl brought wllh a mall upon which the re were a set of nve lopes marked "For two states, Maine and Ohio; (he sec· Emerge ncy ;" there wer buttons on a ond puzzle r ve aled a man and a girl cnrd. needles, safety pins, a'ard of dancing wltb the worels "Yale" and beauty pins, bnlrpln s of all sizes Dnd an Invisibl e hall' net. It Is \ruposslhll? "\·a85I1,r." Then the third picture a poser, to enumer ate all that this shower for it was s imply a cut of a ' White brought forth besides the regul ar Star IInm', tbo fourth puzzle was a l'teamer le tters. fullmun train marked "Califo rnia Liullted ; ,. The lltth "'as a scene In 0. Marking Silver for. Bride. park, wllh a couple sitting under the An old custom, \Vbl 11 Is now Il De W trees, and the sixth was a bride. and one, Is that of markin g a brld 's sllv r groom walking up the aisle over with the first Initial or the bridewhich were the Initials of tbe young groom'lI firs or lIrlstlan name, and the bride's two IDltI!Ws, with Ute couple . , ot tbe bridegr oom's last The prize ",as a large bO~ of con· inlUal fett! with wblch ·the pair 'Vi ere duly name, thus : Supposi ng the man showered. Congra tulation s followe d to be John Smith and the :ind everyo ne was delighte d. The bride "Annn Edgar." th'e lIat sll\'er hostess had paint d some of the pic. woUld all be. engrave d tures pasted tbem on Ulln sheets of E. S," SHyer marked "J," and "A. this way Is wood' nn.d a boy friend cut them ou~ sbown by a lady wbo will soon cele· on his jig S8W. Post cards, adverti se' brate 'her fo r tletb nDolver sary, and m nts and magazin es turnlshe d tbe sbe says It waa the cllstom of ' the others. largest eastern Jeweler s' to mark all A aellclou s salad of canned aspara. w ddtng silver In this way unless spegus, sprinkle d with grat~d cheese and . cially los tl'ucted otherwi se. Many mayonn all\e ,,' Ith a garnish ot $tulfed brides of to,dny seem ~o prefer their olives cut In halves. Cheese strnws weddin g girts to be marked w.!th the w('re passed ,",vlth It, and lemonad e, in In.l(tal ·wtllcb they jlilYe every rlgbt to wl~ lch ' a 'bottle of' ginger . ale was ~xpeo~ will be th Ir!! [or ure. But a ll. added In ttie.;propor.Uon of a botUe to brIdal linen, tiolh' persona l and for eve ry qunrt oflemonad e. • ... h.ousebold use. Is marked wltb th _ ._" _ . bride's monogr am or her Initials. Will Unlq'u~ Thimbl e Party. all prospec tive brld s take this as a We belonte d to a thimble «:lub of bit of -person al Informa tion? ten memller s,' and' once a month on !oIA DAl\t~ 1>U:RRI . of us ~nve an afterno on to wblcb eaeb C!Pyrlght , lJlO9.) '" member asked a gUest; making a par~ of 20, At the dalt I wish tQ describ e for your departm ent readers tbe 'hostess bad five tables with the fol. lowing stunts ' to be nccomp llshed: First. to' see who could S8W on ttie most buttons In ,t be time alotted; sec. ond, to 'see who could sew on. the' most . lace; third, the best buttonb'o~e in five minutes : fourtb, the best patcb: a most dellgbU ulcolor , . when: veiled work 89 uare ; fifth, the ne,!!~st ll.!ml. th-net-o r-l...........- IJr t square· of cbeese cloth. 'Va The newest dancing trocks for girls played partner s, !-he· t.wo best progres lr .are b\ilng made ot pultea" mallnes inl!;. YVe were aU given wee baskets ' over saUn slIps. ?dth sille bag. tops attache d and the Irish crochet buttons alid ,Iilce apmarker s were buttons , books ~nd .pear as trimmin g upon some of the eYes. spools of thread, steel bodkl~s, crepe.lI ke tissues. etc. There Were prizes ·or ~eedl~. Rll1Ila para!lols, edged books. scissors and spool caaes filled. balla. are a 'prettY accomp wlth tiny animen t tor ' pQngeq and linen {rocks. ' . FareWell Envelop e Shower . 1)be shUt waist or ope-pieCe morn. To 0. "girl who ,WI1S going away f~r a Ing' trock. with a ' collar of l' prolong ed absence , a friend planJ;1ed coming Into Its own 'again. taeU Is and carried out this acoepta ble sbow.. 014 biue Hnlm, 'wlth 'tucka and er. Her guests all entered Into the (pm" of w~lte mull, Ie very attracti ve spirit of the occasio n and made .·it a in any of the.,pres ent-daY models . . success . Each person was asked to There bas been a notable increas e bring 1\0metl1~ng In an enveIop e, as in tbe use of :prlnted mat' rlals with space must be conside red. ",hen one Is tbe advance ot the nevi foulard rage, going to ,Europe . It was wonl:lerCul The mllltnJ'Y coat wllt 'be promin ent the way ilie envelop e Bcheme dvel~ In tailored sultlngs this oped; there was aD envelol) e of denliD be slightly blousM .a nd faU.' . It will -belted: . ..._.,.•.,...... _........_...._...._,.~.,..;... ....w ....w...w.... · w,..•.,. '~.;:;......~ ....w........- - : ; - - - " " " '........-.,.,~'Y"~---~...,..,----

The ' mOjorIty ot propert y ownerlt . are u!\der · the Impres810n tbl\~ $prlng time Is 'tho only llaln·tln g Ume. .:aut .. lhe fall of thfl year otrers seve. 01. all· vantage s ' to' tbe ' painter . One or tbe most hnpoi'ta nt Is that . sUl'faces al'e almost fiure' to be dry. and tbere Is no frost or .Inner ' molstl.\te to wO"k out after the paint Is appll d. . Pure white lead-tb e Dutch Boy Painter kind-m ixed wl,t h pure ' Un s ed 011 (Unted 8Q desire d) gives 11.. winter ooat to 0. building that IS an tHIDor (lgainst the tlevere!jt attacKs of the wiut r rain, sleet, winds and snow. Nationa l Lead Compan y, 1902 Trln- . Ily lHdg. , New York city, makers of Ilure wblte lend, Dutch Doy Painter trndema rk, are olterlng to those In· terest d a comple te Pnlnte,r's outfit, consis ting of 0. blow plp~ and lend tester, book of color scheme s etc. Stnte whelhe r you want exterio r or Interior d coratlng . CHAUTAUQUA WISDOM.

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One of tbe Chauto.UQua talkers soys: Nay, spake up another , whoss "Husba nds, let your wives have an nnme was Jason, "the Romnns have extra dollar now and then." He mlgbt never done so. Wltb their fdends and 8ERMO NETTE . have rendere d a greater service tosuch as rely upon them they keep mankin d by saylng: "WIves , let your· amity; but whoeve r haa chosen to be The good men do IIvel after counted 8S an enemy ~he Romo.na husband s bave an extra dime occaIn the city ot Washin gton It Is the them. slona.lly without Bsking them to .ex·, cus lom of society women to ring for have displace d them. Greatly are the Thle trite caying Is ever true. 11 messen ger boy and have him button plain why they want the money." Romans e~al ted In the eyes of all the The ·recorde r of the deeds of the their wals lS u~ tbe back. ' And this, world, and yet nODe o( the Romans , . Maccab ee. hall this to lay of Fooled Them rhlrtee n Yeal'll. too, at the v ry c enter ot agitatio n : howeve r great, has ever worn a the record which Judas, who be· IiTanK Nelson, form r st(\te superin 8ga'Lnat cruel and unusual Jabor for crown, or was clothed In llurple. Incame the leader after the death tend nt of· ImbUc' Instruct ion of Kanstead. they bava mnde for themsel ves cblldr .n. ...J of hll fath er, left behind hi",: • sas, and "Cap." Glbson, the ' v.e teran a senate chambe ~ r whereln 320 Olen sit "He gat hll people great · record clerk in ' Auditor N~tJon's Of· A m dl()al journal l~ London deIn council dally, consulU ng ·always {or . honor, and p~t" 'on a breast'p late flee, are great frlends. N lson 18 DOW clares that s chool chUdren under the people, to the end that the alturs .. as a giant, and girt his warlike- . preslde nl of a MtDnesoto. coU ge. eight In thnt city are habitua l drink· of ·the whole nation may be weD orharnesl about him, and he made Wh n N el on , waa sUU In the slll.tet s. It tWs Is true., and the naHon dered, Tbey commit the governm ent battlel, protecti ng the hoat hOIlSEI he and Gibson · bad a talk ' o~Ut drinks In llroporU on to the Infnnt tipto one man every year, and he ruletb with hla eword . .. day about t Bchlng school . . "I was. . plers, It Is no wonder that the coun· over all the country ; and all are obedl· "In hla acb he WIS like .• once a school teacher, " . ,'olunte e.r d ent unto t.-y is on .the "erge of panic trorp see· him, and .there Is neither' . 110';, liI~e a lion'. w l,elp, roaring". Gib son. envy nor emulati on among them." ' Ing r~antom invaslon l\. for hie prey. . , t1.~ thnt 607" asked Nelson. . "How Tblil stateme "For he nt ' pur.ued the wicked, . of Jason proved the long ?" . A New York bay was lock d up tor cllnchh lg ' argume nt, and Immedll}te1y and sought them out, and bur"!t "'{eli. I tooled 'em 13 . years," . retwo weeks In jail awaitin g ·tria l fo r there was unanim ous request tbat up thOle that vexed his people. plied" a.p." the larceny or wo ·cents. It must be Jl.\das should select tbose who 'llo~ld "Where fore the wicked shrunk ' ''l-.low Is t.hIlU" ask d Nelson: Impress ed on the rising generat ion go to Rome on the mission or peace from fear of him, and . a\l th~ "Oh." said "Cap.," "1 qu1t when tbat steaUng .on so small a !loole must and friendsh ip. workers Iniquity were trouteacher s bad to QuaUfy ."-'t{an sas 911 1 be dfscour ag'c d by all the drasUc ' ''Whom ' betterc ould we select than .bled, bec.uie ealv.tio n prosJoUrnal . means possible . Then they will grow pered In his hand. ~upolemus and' Jason 1" said ' Judas, up free a.nd untram meled 'to become HII SIze- Wal Known, ' , IIHe grieved allo many klngl, after Q ' rew momen ts' sUenee. · "Yo frenzied financie rs. "I want 80me coUar and necktie s and made J.cob glad with hll have all heard them speak. Th~ :v..e , ===== ror my husband I" she. 8napped . knowled ge Of the Roman s and have act" and his memori al II ble..ed 'l1le. comptro ller ot the currenc y ra"YeB. mad\lm.:' great !nlt~ In them. Let Ulem go as forever. J)orfs another bat h of new nationa l The clerk olfered her the latest t'Moreo ver, he went through our represe ntatJves ." banks, with capital' ranging from $26" thing. th.eltl " of Juda. deatroy lng the ()OO to '$60,000, These ompara tlvely With one ·a ccord they all gave as· "What alze Bre thes'!?" aaked tile ungodly out of tbem, and turn· sent. The next day these men de· 81l\all lnstl.tuU ons are started In 10lady. . 'Ing away wrath from I~rael. Dllrted on tbe long Journey , commls· caUties wbel'e they mee real busl· "Why, twolv.e ·a,nd a haIr, ~ad~!" "So that he wal renown ed sloned to make n leag ue of amity and lless~ '1le'eds, and hence Uh,lstra te the "How on earth' did you· ",es8 thaU" confede racy wlth ' the Romans and to unto the utmolt part of the , success ful working of a policy adopt· "Ab:' replied tll~ ' 'clerk; emt.Itn,. earth, and he recelve~ 'Into hIm entreat them that tliey would take e.d by tioD~ess· with that end In view, "gentle men wbo let their :wIves select such al were ready to perllh." the yoke frolll them, for It was only their collars and des always take that , Im't It' about time for a new term· We find the fa.lth and strengt h too apparen t that tbe Grecian " pur· inol.o~ ~ ~owe.r? Measur ement by of charact er ·of ·the man re.. posed to put . them hi bondage . horse llower has existed ftom time 1m· vealed In his worda at the mo· And when .at last these two men. . To Check DI ••• ee Among Indl.~I. memorl al, and till serve" its purpose. ment ).vhen hla small and III· Eupol.e mus and Jason, haa collie In to .It haa been 'repotte 4 that the' disBut,for power upon the .water a query equippe d army was about to the senate, they spake and said: ealie 'as . t~~h9.JDa:. or ..Sl'aDltlar of , fitn.ess arises, and as to airships In flee before the ·overwh elmlng eyelli\s, lu~,s · ~en spreadi ng I1lpldll . . . '''Judas Maccab eus, with bls breth· an elemen t where no borse could pos· hoat. of the. enemy. He said: among the · I;1dlana.. T9 <lMok. tb 8 : . ren and the ' people at the Je~s, have slb)y dTa.w anythin g the use at the "It Is no ha.rd lnaUer ' for . the tTOu&1e congr,!s s appropr Iated $12.000; " sent us unto you to make a conred· te\"Jn hot'se power makes for humor many to be shut up In the handa placing it In the hands or the ~m· eracy and peace with . you and' that · ,,~be n you ~om to lhlnk of It of the few; and with the God miSSioner at Indian 8a~r8, (or the we mtghtb e register ed your confed, of heaven It II .11 one, to de· ImiDedJat~ ·tDv~sttgation e,n.d .treat-. erates and frIends," ~ Th story [rom Washhl gton that a IIv~r with a . great multl.t ude or ment oC the· disease and to check it.· Now ~rter the senate cot41de n!d · British rOYQI commis sion has reverse d spread, . , . ' 'a small companYi for the vic· . tbls appeal It was well pleased ani.! '. Dr. Wiley In arriving at n deolslon tory battl. Itandet h In the tbls Is -tbe copy of the epistle wbJch . 811 to ,' 'w bat constltu les genuine \VMs· . . .'Tbe ,Old Man's Joko, . multitu de of the hoat: but the sennte wrote back again on 'tables , kY Is 'n 01 thy of note b~e of the . "MarY," called her father, "has ~at strengt h cometh from Heaven . of. brass and sent to Jerusale m, that · f a ct Jhut there are spert testers not young man gon~ yet?.'" '. . . They come against us in much' there they might have by· tbem a meonly In England but also In ScoUand t'No. po," . replied 't he m)l.ld. , \'But . pride and Iniquity to destroy us, morial of peace nnd confede racy: Ilnd Inlr land·. There Is no denylug he's going right now.j ~ .' '. " . arId our wives and our children , "Good s uccess be to the Romn.ns, the fact thai maD)' res idents of these "Then ask ,blm to empty tho p~n and to spoil UI. . But we fight and to the people of the Jews, by sea underne ath the Ice. box belote' he count ries ltnow wherea t they \lealt for our lives and our law •• and land forever . The. award also and " hl' n . t h y express their ollinlon 'o n goes, wtU you? . I ·forgot It,''- '.: : Wheref ore the Lord hlm.elf enemy be far from them. If there tb Stiuject of whlsIr.)" Villi overthr ow them before our come first any war upon the Romans face. And a. for you, be ye not A sharp summe r gale ca\lght lhe or any or their confede rates through ·. afraid of ' them." 11 et of tb e Ne w York Yacht club duro out all their domlnln on the people of ing Its run of 152 miles from Vineyar d the Jews shall help them, as the time lfav p.n to Portlan d, !lpd as a result ~"'H"'~ shall be appoint ed, with all their only about 61x stan h yachts out of THE STORY . heart Neither shall they give any· 11I01'e than. n score reached th e J)ort of thing unto them that make war upon '. i,; WHO would mlil,e honorab le al· them, cr d e Inatlon . .The otherll were driven aid them with victuals . lIance with to s helte r with ·t.he loss of spars nnd another must III'st weapon s. money or shillS, as It ,hath can vas ; but the fa ct that no serlolls prove his own worth, scemed good unto the Romans Ju cl u!>' eyes and thought s were turn· tbey shnll keep thclr covenan ; but ca ll ualtl e baye been r eported Is evl ts. with, de n 'e tha't ' the :\ew York yachtsm e n Ing t.owarus grent and migbty. Rome. out taking anythin g there Ior, In the Not because or weakn ess and fear snme mnnner nIso, If 'war come are somethi ng more than "carpet sail· Ilrst Ol'S .I, ~ of hi s enemi es round ahOul. For from uPQn the nntion of the It, 'f or had be nol repeatedly won vic· mans shall belp .them Jews. the Rowltb aU th elr I .. It has · tiw n d 'Ided In · Washin gton lorl es over those who bad risen up heart, accordi ng as the time sball be A dainty candle ahade j;lves ·o. p,ret· joUilng of the shade '. that !lOys who pll;l)' marbles "ror ngaln st . lsrael? Is hn~rce.Ptlble .. appolnt ed them, Neither shall vic· ty Hnish to tllble: inantel or ke ps" ar gambJ; rs In the me aning dresser , The tab ma.rked A slips tlnder tlie 'corWhen Mattatb las, his father. had ·tunls be given to tbem tbat take pnr~ und "the' new : tinted ftQ\Vp.r shades respqnd lng letter ' on lh~ ' nn,nnA,lt o f t he Inw and liable to arr !I t and 'dl ed, Lhe leadcrsh lp of the people ... had ;lgainst them, or weapon s. or money, ' mO\lntEid ove.. colored ~l1k are mQst side.' 1:1 and B~' and' C Imder,..tbe punls hm nl for so Ile lnou9 an offense. fall en lipan IlIm. and a great gf:lneral or ships, as it hath seemed gpot). Ilttractl ve. The woman who Is elev~r . C. 'the labs' ·ar.e 'to be .glued It is cheerin g to the' law·abl dlng of the and just ruler he bad proved himself the Romans ; but they shall keep their with ' her brUShes 'may naUoa to 'Imow t hal In Its capital tbe to be. His first great victory had covenan 'm ake' no. end m~nner. ' lJ~torAl , joining, . ts, ilnd that ' without deceit." ; of .pretty tblnts~ · b)ifthese slut4es . gamllliu g law8 are .so str·l ctly. en· been o"er ' Seron. prince o[ .the UTUiy 'the backgro und at the deslgn· l.q to Accordi foro/ld. though as the . particula~boyS of Syria, who with a mighty bost hild ROlilnn' ng to illes's articles dld the be linltated"'ev~n by those ' wbo"knov,: cut out·. ~·Jtb· lJDlal~ p'o'I!l~ed scissors , s make covenan t with tbe peri. nothfng ab'o ut painting .provh)l ·til G !!stlon were released with a lee· coni'e ugalns t him . 'fhen Ring ng they leaving a delloate t'raceJlYc-·of 1eave8 Anti· pIe of the Jews, and then tbey addE1<l. put the ' color on.ln a : neat, car.eful- an~ ft<;lwe,ra., " The';t:"~~ ·o( t~e ' slI~ . t' lr , tlicr Is grave dQubt about ~he ochus, on departu re on an e.xpeditlon as follows: .: . .m~llnel- ;· . .' .' '. .. . . , J,r:opr l ty ' of 1 t.ting locst! sucb dan· 1nlo. PI.jJ'SIA, left Instruct ions with .. under ,thf! flpwers Is vel'Ypr etty. ;c "Howbe it, If bereaft er ·.t be one party r 'The Brat step Is to trace .. \ . the desIgn . The 'UtUe s.l\ades; may·be lIurcbase(} gerotiS' rlrnlnal s ~D the cOqlmunl-ty. .Lyslns to .lllval1e .ludell. and destroy or ' the other s'ball thl~Jl lDe~t to 'nd~ ~n a piece o~ watet·c olor'·.Pa per....tben ,all · re~d, Judas. ' to And Lysfas had . chosen 01' dilTl.lulsh anyth.lng, they:. DUly ·lIalnt.ed ' shade 1). omlous ' case is tll~t 'Of tbe ' Wis. Ptolom eeand 'Icanor and Gorgllls', It at. their .pleasur e, ancJ · 'wb,atso . do c olor' iS. 'e lther shading ,. It 'o~e lq1ows' over"an d the des,lgo' glven Is pIn'nne¢ evet; bow, Qr ,<us(ng ·ft(lt :wa!lhes consln judge who !Jas abandon ed toe mighty !:!len ~r the klng's ,t l:ien",s, wb.o 8lia11 'add ~or ta.ke away 'shall be' 'and . Ink (iuUine. · Tn . the' with pe~ J1l'11ct l ot law +Inti taKen liP work orgitnlzed n ]lowerlu l cxpedltfon, :the, latter case ratified. Alid .as , ~ouchtpt, ·t.JJ~ Elv'tla" UBe ' wa.terproi,it ink, 1~lng tt) a Ca('forY. From ' time to time this whlcb, ,over et~ry when It had oome Into the . Ui.a,t · D·e~etrlus ·doe.~h to ·the J~W8, W'II line w'hen tbe paint ~s idr~. 1,hls w~b . jurist 1\li 1'lt Ille Impulse to manual country , Judas bad defeate d ,~n~ .9cat~, hllv~ wrUt~D ' li~to.: ..tUm . 'sayl.n g: la bo~; op,d .has w;lnd r d oft and tl:red . .so It 'l laa ' beell wb~n Tlmoth eus: 'Whe.f'eforEl ,hast th~u made'. thl .:yoko , and' ~u~l~e ,vOl'k Is .qulte. as·el!i!-ctlve will not .. b~rD ..· Then th'e,r~ ar.e ·dlilnty as ·1I1e m'o re ,q~mQ\Jl~ ·Ugl\.t .and abade. 'little- 8~parate .Uk Unlags' gra.tUl It bl13 I!:lo!lltiatlons. He had com~ agaJnst him wjth of· dlleren t 8 til d to .haV'e · a. dulll 'person' blIied forces Of the Arabianthe colli·. heavY upo~ · O\)r' friend,· and C'onfCder:. In ellh.e r cue ~ae a IIl,bt.br owlt lor .colors wltti .. Bilk. (rlnge tb .matc.h s. AnU 'a tes, the Jews:r · If . tber~ror.~ th~ t1\e .tem&. t1(O for sliades of ~een for the ~5 ,cents. .. alIt;·" ne of wbloh I ads 111m alaln when Nlebauo r h.a d .come ' .. . wlUl co'mpla la .~y • more Inet , .f!. , _ to l ' lIrJHng In th law snit acti"e bls mlght~ army, JudaS and f er, Co plak ~ba:'de.s are; ~rhaJ)s; , the hls1>str l. wlll"llo diem Just c~ and ftg~t · with· aad the ~11~rs JlarUcJpaUon in . le'g~ ' purantis . tbe ot army .not o(''t~ ftowen .J'ellow., moat . etrecUv e with the wllet l'OIIe de01111' det~ated Uip.m but thee by sea aad land.'~' . . wJ~ tJie tuner. ~taI. of' tb • . n»81 .argo, ~ut yellow ,.' ~ r finding pleasur e o.nly In toillng· Jdlled Nlcbano r. alSo J,rett7. .' .•. NC)w when Eupolem . and Ja.loD r& 4eep · ~ 1il4· the . outer -.Jtb his .hands. Alld yet tbl're aTe "bOa.. 4.... yello. ljDlDC rt can readily be underst ood' how turned to ~Mlr land ' u8 then the ...........,. the , . J ews held .... ptat. 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ot ,18 battlesh ips' the around st~amlng' globe tllrords at ulght a ' ,,' " spectac le which Bub Watkins, t1~e captain 's coxswuln. cnlls "ftlHn· ... "What do th y look ilke after dnrk?" 1 n'sked b efore we started, "Like 11 strIng heap drug stores." of snld the midship man who hud been 'way over to 1edHeu anean on bls th prsctle CTllise and who was theretOl'e 1\ well-worn man at tho world. But It is better thun that, Some time ago th y took the green sbad es off all tho lI!;hts in the officers' stateroo ms, becl\uRe they shone tHrough th po;'ts /lud made tbe menat-war look like citizen llners. Even now tho lights sh(ne out of tho ports lawles!l y. wbUe the law compel s constant fiylng of the red and green port and starboa rd runnlng ·lIghts. as well as the truck-li ght that Indicate s the .~eed and the , masthea d·llght that· Indicate s ~lie class of vessel. Then. too. the Intricat e 'Y8tem of slgna.ls.. Mds confusi on, but color, to the spe tacle, One nJght, shortly after the deck omears had gone on duty for the mfd·wat ch. the {our white ",roofs latltern s at the masthea d of the MIBB~url were turned on. They fluttere d for about halt a minute. Thim, with three rapid pulsaUo ns at the red light at the top, the Big. nnl went out and left the fleet rldJng as be. fore, like a tra,,1 of Ulan's phospbo rus through the uoplc sess. "z" ft was; and "z" means that a mall tlLDverboard. Instantl y on 16 brlages ,vas sounded the try, "_ian , overboa rd!" and If-om 16 annuncl . . stors "Slow speed" was rung to the.. engine· rooms, The Ohio. whIch was j~t ahead, and 6ashed ~he Maine, wblch wss just astern their senrchl fgbts On the waters ~bout the trouble d ship, From the quartor deck and 1rom the ~or~ca8tlo of the ' Missour i copper "lile-buo y.a were hurled into the sea· these 'bore cans ,of cal,alum chlorid e: Whfcil bllriJt Into name 88 they touched the water-b elleon. for the lost sailor. There w~ .. a patter of bare teet on the au. ' . per~truc~ure ot the MtIUlOUl'I, three 01' jan,Ung '01 . . four ' sharp,' orders. a which hangs ~ckle ; and , the I~e-boat, -ev,er ready on da vita,' sW.ung clear of the .~P·II 'side, slipped Into the wa~er, and was ,rowed swlft!y into the everwiderll!\g white (llr~9 made by the '1).eIS~borl..ilg, Plen-of-'w af. In"tlie stern: ' lieets at ,e ach Ute-boa t. 'are always provisio ns ,fOl' two days Bnd n caSK of frellh water. tor frequently In a, sto.-m the j)lg shIp 10811s the little one lo( many 'hour., and It Is' I\lwaYa a rqU~8l)on ,w ith the 'officer at tbe deck whethe r, or, not he should ' order away " the boat. ' . .- -.. FLEET,

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Wom n who , suI'Cer with bacUnche, benring down llalns, dizzy spells an!! _--- ...:..... tbat coostaq t. teellni; at dulln ess and Urad· n S8. w11l find bop In tb e advice of Mrs, Mttl'Y Hinson of 2J Mt. St., Strothe r Sterling , Ky. "Had r , no t used Doan 's KitIo ey Pllls, I be· lI e ve I wou ld not bo living toda y," Bays 1I1rs, Hinson : "My yeslght was poor, I su lfe red wit h ner vo us. slllltlln g head· ac h s, ' s pots would da nce before my eyes !lnd a t lim es 1 would be so dizzy' 1 would II tH'e to g ras p some thing f or support . ~I y bacle W IlS 80 weak and painful I could hardly bend ove l' to but· ton my s hoes and could not ge t around with ou t HUll' l'llIg se\'erely, Donn's Kidney Pills he lped me from th first, and I con lf nued unlll practica lly well again ," R.c D1 c mh ~ r the name-D oan's. Sold by all dea lers, 50 ce nt s a box. Foster. Milburn Co" Buffalo, N. Y.

athwnrt th e s uper struc ture T bumped tlo\\'n to my kll B. f 11 !lat on m, file!'. bnol'd gro (vl s. cu rses. Rtu mbl up witli a s kinn ed ha nd lin d pc!'red Forms diml y In th e d ll rk n S!,!, w~ r !' rolllug uncier the cu tte r, a tnnRln or arm R (lnd legs tossed uloH un de r tli o y 110 w ye n tlla to r , hu ll'Y h t:'s t rose to s upe rb :l h!'tght. a wenry lau g h nlt ted Into t li e \'lIst ni ht, "Choke the Idiut !" "tr he's over· board Il't him slay!" "B lay hi. Hypocri te In tho Hereaft er. .I eck·tncld e !" This fl'om th e ubest Dr. Ma dlsou '. Pet' r5 was discuss · Il nd tll fO ta ngle of I gs, Th e n, froIn " Will the coming n tbin·hlp p (I, s light form: "Pardon Ing th e qu 5t ion , I was sle )lllIg In lho gang· n,lIll marry 7" Ile instanced a c rtaln lIl O. wI.lY," Then. from a seve re face, t ype of bache'lo r. "Thi s ma n," he said. "Is a hypo· one that authori ty had cut with ex· ! re ' He uses his r cllglon as !1 the ay crlte, "Gangw : loll ecutive de is cloak," Cl enr th gllngwa y!" "And what will he do III th e next world , ell ?" said th r eport r, "011." s aid Dr, P te rs, "htl won't need 'nny cloak th ere."

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ml!nt in the report equator , but now tbey weTe hurryin g on to of a junior officer. before get Into the harbor of Rio de Janeiro "Happy to report sundow n a t.he second day following, Yet Sea· fals e alarm. lost, midnigh at Idle nes engi here they were, sldo In sleeping man Ilea· n commo a ing a preciou s bour because hammo ck had night· man bad Inadver tently sllvped over the side mare and called out of the MissourI. There was no temper lost. 'Man overbo ard!'" lng IIfe,sllv The y, patientl Everyo ne waited No, the l\'IIssourl provide d In the machin~ry was at work, u not reprima nd· regulati ons. There was no need to worry; was The admiral ed. The itself, of care take would the inciden t his captain s laws of the Medes were exact and those of anti laughed and the Persian s explicit ; the Jews had a deca· only But I d In, turne de· codes few a been have there and logue was It awake. was otbers. nnd n Napoleo n, vised since by Justinia s at the mid· All those, howeve r, were amateu r attempt s; In two' bell spread professi onal lawmal dng tho United States wat c h and. face Ute on abroad wben So. word, final the say ons naval regulati again a mlln drops overboa rd from a Heet at night, or the waters, momen· though wars go on and people perish, that gatherI ng tllght her for tum counbe cannot le spectac diverse and , vivid world. the around termand ed. We lay there becalme d, fumblin g In the was that ever-In· ste· tepid dark. The searchli ghts. played ,tl1elr spiring, ever·my Heet the 'lIghtps rlous nightca dancing the over stark wonder ' {lIght. wbere the silly waves tried to hV.e their 10- at I twirled tbe tal" quseloul1 heads. Ellch describ ed its 20·degr ee '

itching Plies Perman ently Cursd by • Jar of Reslnol OIntme nt. About three weeks since I was BUrfering agony from Itching plies, I got a sample jar of Reslnol and after bathing wIth warm water ' and applyIng the Reslnol , I was In a: few days entirely relieved of the Itching aud belie ve 1 am Ilern13n enlly cured. w. 'V. Evans, Carrollt on, Ky. Dodging Work. "It's too hot to do housework." elghed the wife. " \ Imow It Is ," "Let's go antI s pend a tew days with lhp Brownij at their summe r cottage, They'll be lIcklcd to death to , ha\'e us." Opportu nIsm. Knicke r- I have Ideas for a new DOli tlcal party. a ne w relll~lon and a new diet. Docker -Det.ter walt till tho ball season hi over,

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stumble d down tbe flrst ladder ~Ot' He,,)Vo\\\Ql\ Q.,,\\.(;\i\~ maIn declt. H e ro men were clinging to tbe might yO\1 what , ructur superst the at noor O\~. ~\\-yOU\\~ call the ceilIng of that warship 's top story, above up g Each mnn In his hammo k. slun T~ ~~\ \\'5 \)Qne,\c,\o\ eJ!ec\s. like sncks of {lour, th ey slept tb ere by the o\W~~S ouy \"e (]e"u\,,~ ' score. _o\UfDC\U red by the Down th n ext laddcr to the gun·dec k 1 In leavo passed with wh a t cele rity tho tropics on e for night prowlin g nnll stili the bnmmoekll cl ung, like barnacl es on a cllstawa y, ti g h t to fiG nd the s teel. ratters of the protecti ve d ck. s brcoLhe SOLO BY ALL LEADING DRUGGIS1S pil ed In ' eOlllpac t rows, b bind t he of the seven·ln ch gun s. which s howed IneliS' one :I,~e Of\ly, reQular, pnce 50i'pe~ bottle. tluctly against th e open po rts, lay til light 001, n dltty·bo xes, one of wblch contl litllt.es the ntire Itlt of tit enlj s ted man., A dJ,tly· box the size of n bootbln ck's kit. a (!UnVBS bag such as golfers \.lse. [1 ha Lnmo k, anr! lea\'u to cilng to the ceiling- that Is til snilor's lot ill the new navy, Cl eanlin ess !lnd di scipline by day, folded up lIl!c R jllc!r·kn ife lJy nigbt and led th'~ bcst food all nrtb-:-th ese are the rewards he reaps for charUng out Ul e B a'patll ' of a new wo\,ld·pow r. A goat bleat d In the n xt pa ssage to tho! deck where tbe opoollog s are to the engi1.lerooms, A coon !'Iullk a pitiful way, yonrnin g In the close night {or reI as trom his fur. Wearin g , a coon skin in lhe tropics is not healthfu l, eS\let'in lly If you lire the coon , A pArrot nodded ttOD! he r flrlng·p rell and J Ordinnry t~n,ica that !Ul=rely 'w ished tlint Ule regulati ons pl'OVld d a place supply food mat~rial.nd $'ivo,arshaded with pal ln lea\'es lor all mascots wheu tificial strength by stimulat ion are In the. tropics. never !aa~g in lheit elfc!=lI b,Se TJp from the engine rooms rent the deep ·c.auao they do not remove tho rumble of the Insisten t chug- lha t drives a cau,e orthe ill health. steamsh ip from Rcabonr d to seaboar d as stead, ..f\ "run down" c;:ondit~n ia Ily as tho hands of a clock. whil e you ent llnd of tho generall y due to tho , slet\\) "anu loaf and rNld and dream, I foun d , digeltiv e orgllD8 to Foperly "dlthe open hatch and, slipped down among the !,Clt the food. ' brass 'rods and the purpl e dlslt!> of the hlgber power tban gUnnery whJ Cb leads 'n people to ' 0 Juch at prosper l,t y, the '\lOwcr 0( ' stoam. wood ,w as visible and spnce stretche d forth ,on. every line ,of vision; 'spnce. vasl, compll eatad, cl'ammll.d full with delfclIte Cdntra p, ,tlOIl,s. In .' the ,io low dl' tauce an oller inverted I

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·~;:~~:80!~I~e.~~ :!~Od&y~'b~~::!:~ }lU~1~Q~iO~ ~f ~~[io~!i~pp~~:~~fe~i bel' 12. be wa driv ing 8' colt hitohed filed. to R bugg;r, and 'w hflD d , t.btlt Marriale LiGenses. btt be"r ,1 two Hutomobtle8 approtlch nK from behind He cllLlms tbn" Edgn: r .J llhuson 31. telegrRph oper· Rtor. of M/)rrow ROll Al)llie Hit s · ODe of th e nllt hines was belD I!! "riveD by Uhnrle, A. Woodrnff/lnd mlln 18, of Morrow, that tbe o~bElr W IIS driven by Stanley Roy Ii Otey 26 en velope out~er . of Duyton and CIl,tberlne Agnes )t Krohn IInti tllllt hoth 'vere running at ·" terrlfio fIItJl of speed Be Reigle 22 , of FrankliD. Rev. MoMII. fort,bel' . stllte!4 th t,' when t.l1O OIIfS lun, Unytou . a.ugbt up with ~i !ll . Clne turned to ReaJ Estate Transfers. sbe rilrbt lind tb" other to the left, witb tbe int.entlon of prlaslng his ve Silos R. Hutohin ou to W . W . blole. and tbilt wben the tbr6e of Brock, rilal fI&UU 6 In \orUi on t IlUd tbl>tn werd abretLflt" CblLrle!\ A . Warreu ouunti.e8, '<lOll . Woodruff steered bis ollr into the W W . Brook t o J , W . and N A. plaintlff's buggy, oompletely demol- Donle>y , r 11.1 estate lu Cl rmont Bod itlbing it Ilnd scaring hIS borse 80 WUrJ eu County, $2lJO. thllt it ran leverlll bnntlred ya·rd8 be· B . ti , I'teven!1on, exeoutor of fore he wall able ,to IItop it. He Amanda D. I.YOD , deceased to J . D.. ol,llmsthat Knbn was .endQavoriDg tiorr II. red e tate In village of . 10 paIlS Woodrllff, and tbttt both L') velsDd, *1 500. oar. were r1lnning a.t their topmost Sa muel Oraig ttl Uharles L . N u t lpeed. He pl'ay8 for jodgment in ed, rel11 eBtl1te in FtaDklin townsbip

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'rhe annua} report slf wed t h ~t; .' d ul'iug the Pli t yenr, ten the back are al so SY1llp t OUIs that tell you two h undred I.od seventy-five pll. ~ the kidn~ys and blad<ler are out of order tients were supplied with nurses, and need attention. . What To Do. whu other wise . oould !)ot have S6 · . There is comforb in tlie knowle<lge so oured skilled nursiDg care. Eour· often e:rpressed, that Dr. K.ilmer' fi fths of t his r.vice WQS rendered Swamp-Root , tll l! great kidney remedy, fulfills almost every wish ill corrcetiug grlltul to usl.V. It WIlS shown a.lso rheumatism, pain in the bllck. kidlley~, th u. t ill teu.ohing faoilities, IlvaiJllble liver,bladderand c\' ryp,artoftheuri.u.ary workers and nu.mber of s tudents, passage. Corr cts iunbllity to tlOId water and scalding pain ill passlUg it, or bad the soh oolmoks us tbe lIu gest sohool effects follOWing use of liguot. wine or for uu rses in the world, b 'cr, and o\Tercomes that unpleasant ne· cessity of being compelled to go often III.r l1 Ba rton, t he wo1'ld renowned through the day, a nd to get up many nurse lind tn lln ~ger of fi eld ~o pltal thucs during the 11ight. ,]'he mild and work, und or gllUizor 01' the R ed imlllediate lTeet of ,swamp-Root is soon rcnli:.r.ed: It stands the high' t be- Uro S l:Sooiet y, h nving for many callseof it rCllIarkdble · y ell r ' ob 'e rve'd t he effioient work of ~:u~~~~ rW~~I~lgu~~~~ the Pbilndelphia Sohool for Nurses , medicine you should recently invitflu Dr. E ugene U·n der. have Ule be t. ld by hllJ founder 'of the io t·itution, to Ilruggists in fift y-cent und one-dollur sizes. Visit h~ r , and be prelJflnt t\tao(,tuferY OIl ru[lY have a sample bottle eoce in h r snmmor h'Jme in Ox ford. by Ola il. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co. , Bing· b umto!l. N. Y. . Mention t his paper and Mp,ss., for. the purpo e of ooosiderrcmembertbellame, Dr;K.ilm·e r's SwamJ?- i n ~ t,h e advisability of reprodnolng n YSi

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,Probate Court. . Commluionen"ProCeedln,r So Few men have ever been m ot e ttie mattet of the e8&ate of coIllPl;tel:y a.bsorbed by their idea T-"" T 01.111' -- J' ' 8I1Ja-Mtate of Ohio VI. Stella b h P B t th _Win . I-U pi, deoea_ rank ' l an as eary aneyer wen , e J. Brown appotQ&ed ~mtnl8tl'atol'lRUffDerl oosts, ts .~5 j la~.t(1 of Ohio length of some 'great men' who 60ri. alvin .... d f'.uOO . hI' B VII. clBun" Rogers. oost", 920; 44 df " 1 dt ' d th i h b•• .1 uu~ 0 90 WIt .M ~ .,... " ~oe ami yaD rlen. s 0 e r 0 ilton and Ka'-' ~. BrowD .. luretlea. State o( Ollio v~. . oun Bog01'8, \;)ies, bnt he pushed a gOOd way aDd Stelle Ruffner C08ts, 122 65 j 'to a d th.t II· mlt. ".00 who 11 ve in tbe ~tter of Dennla ' Braoo, . . ' " . V( . . . .& . f\. adJadpd lOMn8 .nd ordered to ap Tboi, ~hr moo, qo~tra('t, $105 i 0, W known him wall for tWflnty ye~rs PI, lor .. AmluloD for aame lolo the t:!taDton., cOntraot, '~8 60 j ~. , M, have ne"er heard him expl'ess an ' Su. a:;Pital.' D.,*9n, ~~~1IJ, oOQtrao~, ~S091 .. Ch,a,r~es ~pinto,n on PQlit!ot, a-rt., ltteJ'atnre or .c. D, Ski.oner, "uardlan ot Ollve ~~l.bbil, contraot, IS31 50; Charles .D. rellglon. ' LUre 811~ .. • ... i .' A •.SlduaeJi V& OliV'el:l, ·Slt1nn&r. ·Re. ,Lewis, oontraot, 1,,6 i ,Oregon a and infOl'matiQn h e has opinions on p,on of pnvate sale Qnnfirmed aqd BrIdRe 00 .• oont'IlO~8 '764'.~9 i Fr/lnk tb:ese aud other topios' and hi8 range app'r .o'ved · . ·o d . dI'·l'lbatton of .p'1"0- Stok8tl, ' L72 35; Ell D. BurDett, of general tnterests is ' II.S w,ide us OBeda of ute otdtU~Ct. ., bridge repairs, ' ,'a9-'75 i J. N . Burcb, th/lt of most men ~1'io lue distinctly $23 G T Whit IDthemaUel'oUheeetaleof'Bep. bridge repllir8" ;, ' . . e'lipeoialiste. But ' he, issofall n~d stbab .........,,: deoeaeed. Applioa. bridge, i4 10 i B~Dry Decker, brl4ge overflowing wi,th the thin gs whioh 'Uon .'" admit wlU for probate let foJ'; ~eP'\irs, ' .~.35; . V. J. Zentmeyer interest hi m 000 Ii i hat sOl1l:o ely any . 120 R B hb , , b Id ~_rlDl Sep&ember ~ at 10, o'clook'. r ·~el'epatrs. i ' ars Ill'- on8, out,sic1e .bis iunE\r oircle of Be.tate ot 'T~eop~tlU8 William's, ger, 88.lllr~, .140 i JAm6s FoIlen , Sr" fri nds : knows · IlOY oth er side Of

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.'a~ of 'R. K. Leak deaeased. Its a Top N,otch DOer on earth to bim. Those who hlLVe i'irst '~oant filed. ' . .' Great ,deeds ,oompel . regard, ' The seen him thor~ khow it. . Tbose VV.h o . .Jo~n. A. 'l'hompsolI, adminiltra. w:orldoro':"lDsit8doer8, . 'fbat's Why 'have beRrd hiD,l, sPeak of h1s long ,l:~;"" f ,..... , Del h J .' the ,AmtlrlcQ.u -people hava orowDed years' of . sepa ration from hill ,w ife " ..." . 0_ ~..I'gare P V8. a1l1 8s Or,Klng :s Nuw Disoovery the KI{lg . . . ~lpb et al. Re~l't ~f 88 Ie, II.ppr'oved of l.i hrollt uud Lang remediell. ' Ev. a.nd ollild.ren.llnd hiS ~amented t,D0ttl' and, qOntirmed 'and dil~bottop'.o~ .erY ,atoJ,n Is It health foroe. It kill~ ~r know 1t. There Ilre those wh?, " p~dll ordered,'" : ' . germR,lpldoolcisiuidIGgrtp~evl\pi~b In the way (Jf duty 1i~8lgned -by ~h6 , '. • tate of', Frederin4 Bonk .. de. It hen}t4 cougb~'rl1ok~d ,me.Qlbl'~uB8 expJorer,bave had ocoosion,to r~.a<l 'i' ~ , .. "'" ., II.lId OOu~hiDg IItOpS. /;lore lDfla.meu . f h ' fi ld t b k ' Th ........... ordered to lieU personal prop ' h- 1'" . 1 t ~ b ES' an d 1uogs are oQrcu _1 sowe ,~ , • b rono . . 0 IS e hno e , '00. •,s . d- h i arty .. .'. . !lod 'heUlort'hoges cense. Dr . \:.4eo, knowtb~t ~hut E wr.ote un er· s ·B8tat.e of - Fe~ Brown, minor. More, BIlLok JIIOIt, N . C, ; writes " it tent flap, .. n the bowling, gal~s on aooouot ·filed. cured me: of lung trollbIR" . pr~~ Greenltmd'a ioe c ,p, 70 ~ O feet ab()ve rio' .-te· f' 111111' 0" b Ii d d nounced hopeless by all dootors the seD or on· the ·frozeri ooelln was ,. ~~~ 0 ... . 8 ' .. er . 0, 80ease. GOo, $1 .00 . . Trial bottle free . Guar. . . 1Drentory aild"ppr~i8B~en~ flIed. anteed by Frell U. ,t:IOh,WRrtz . n~t 1\!\Vll.Ys merely t\le , work of t:h~ "10' _)1~ ol!'tter of tbe ' g1iardtaD~htp - ". _ • . ,day, The. reqo~4 often ol~s,ed Wlt~ lCrbeet V', OberUn et ./Ar mhior.. DiStance Lends Enchantment the meutlOn ' of a.. nume or R ~ent~~ ,'l'.'--"'" :Obel'lin .apf,Ointed ,. goaidl&O , .. ' . , ~~n~ or the dn·te of an annivers~ry. , _ • Ing hondof t110. . An eXlLot definition of a gEl.n tleman 'I be ,t hought ..of., home hall been eve~ 'W~lJt,,'~ Ivin8, d,eoeaaed. bas been -tried ' m~ny, tlmes, ~t!ve.r , .~i~h this Qion ~~ong 1111 t~e,~.r~:eo.l,s aOlJlJIIID5 filed. : .: pl;'rbllp8 witli" en~i.rlliY, !I,atii!fll!)toI'Y ;and. vIOI.ssit~des .. of · bis, nort~~ .,_ . of Mary E. , ·80ltin,'- de- results.' Little .' &:die hlld ' never llfe.-Fro.m Pea.ry: , A 9ba,~aoter . ~;\4.~~·. 'lUblob~,e~h~rt appoin~ hO\'rd .,or'~uiy of.·~h8 .. VlI.rlOUS detlJli. Sket~h, " in ~~~' _Amerlc!:,n 'Rsvi~w ) ~:fD~:~"I~I'.~to'II"iivtnl bOQdbf .0\100 tions bat she 'mll-naged ' to , throw a , of Reviews for Ootober. oJ'OIIlb':KI:Il'llll.',.1'; W. L; .~al't~ ,aild' glea.~ 'Qf ~~.gli~ ~ri"'h9 'syhje'ot, 'a)~it,, ' ~~ ,.0. - . -" I " 'm~~~H"•.lbt",d ' a~8 GPPO;~n.ted ~p:. 'ontl"\~~ohe~ , l'i~q ,uoooos~iq08 .0)'0'1 '" ,¥o~r?o.~e bUla. . ~~H ~rJn~ . :,tho ~' hn~I .._.:,,·~· , .:; ;, . . ' . ;J" '.' oi8ru. ·Th~wot'dwasln· tbe8pelUog. ~roWdslr prln,tedat tbe . ~a7Altta .

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corney for the pl .. totiff,' 'SteddoDt to Blanohe B. Poling, roal Emma Bout 'VlI. Marth' InRham, estate tn Turtleol'eek township, 8eblld Brewing Con pany and Frao $17000. ' D Miller: Petition for money. Frank P . Forgy, sh8r1fi to F , M, PI.tntlff prayd 'for JSodameot 00 va.. Hamtltoo J'T., an"... Fl'II.nk J Brown., .. I'lo~ prom I 19 r y notel. P . B . reaJ esta\e iil WlI.l'·reo oonoty owned 80e. att;'fna, for plllint.ift'. by Philip Grandtn, t 200. Addie Biker vs, George Boker. J~lDes L EuLham !,nd wife to P Utitl fo div roe on g ou ds of El' h P'htll ' 1 t t . T tl e· n r 0 r 0 IS II Ipl!, rea ell a e 10 u f tl "urol absenoe. Plaintiff lilks 008. oreek township, :tody of only oh.ld. C, B. Dechant John M. LlI.8slng to Barry E. Bud attorney for pllltntitI. mll.n real estate in Lebllnon, $1. Jtatel'l'an~ V8. Elsie HlI.rle Book, D. D . Runyan, administrator of , . 1•• tnOI' et a1. PlaiotUf PI'.Y8 tha~ Joho MoUlino to Ered Meyer, raal bel' fD~~eet In ~rtain property be estate in Warren'c ounty. '950. Mt off '0 her io IeverlLlty, a.obert Rtluht!n DUland Bettie 0111 to 0 , J. Sba-1\'baD, attorney for pl~tnrul: W I Boroh' and wjfe real estate lD Muon,

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t-300Ihwf::stern. JblQ' I, a onU8Ul11 a. t ' ba of geo . 1'[\ 1 iute r t. . . Rnu Ii lIue at froUl Cln 1Unut r will ofr I' at Pabli' A tlOLjun ' n t compl~ta,.l large 100king -glns15, 1 e,rm 1 ~l:Is tlitln ,209 w.i lea Ilnc! 8w.i ng it my I'(' lild 11 0 on th bapOlal l , faTOl, ob~lr, ,2 · mirror s, 2 oak dresser s, 2 t:,mnd IUld ~ u IJIl e a Iroi~!n wliioh nt. WIlYne. viII, O. oak wllsh staud wlllnnt oeek And itl toll wlrl st rnngE\ flora nod Saturda y and Montlay, Oct. 9- ll, 09, ~hair, ] blaok book stllnd ,\ 1 porob D. L. CRA NB, EditOi· and Mnliag r 1'ltuull ' a be fouud in UIlYofother 4 nal benoh 9 ohairs, 1 , rookiog obnit·;j ' lll'gi ullil1g lit. 10 0' loo k, Ur " on tll4~ oon t i 000 , It Dd j noiuoo • hat tree", 2 hllJlp St.aOdll, 2 1I1l1t1i1 Rates of Subscr iption t ld ly IL g rentor vudet,,¥ of politiol'l 4l Head of Horses 48 staods, 2 book sbtlIves, 2 clook , ~ one Year (HtrloLly lu u,1vancc) ... .... .. J'J,1I0 aull r eligion t llun in Il.n y other qUill , Oon siHti ull of one ou., l ad of M ou- bel ves, n lot of ohioa wure, 12 ft , Slu ~ I ' oily ....... .. .... ........ ...... p l'ul8110 n Her a.re the fringet lof tllnIlHol'!>l's , Mur "Ullits , Yc:mrling!>, {tat bottom bOltt,. th.1 influen oes f t4e Alleghe nnies T (/1', 'l'llreo's und FOll r yenr 'tI 'l' nus ('If sllle: $5 lind uod r nah i too . Rates of Advert isemen ts !l nd of the Southt; rn lU onntn ins, glloilso n nd hllr e~. AI ( I, many Oil Unque itioned ver n credit of {J m ouths will bo R~adlng t.ocal . per line .:., . ...... . Grel\t'L llkes and the Gulf. l iveE, O il) colts and oldpr mares gi ve n to pUI' huse r gi vi ng Re.ulln g locnls, bl,,(\k face . lwr lin .. . bankab le durabil ity and lin It. squllr e mile in Y How nlld gel<lillgs-ul1 old r lllares ~ 01 16ed All", not 10 e:occeC<l five Hnes. bred notes A disoo unt of n}lu will be glv exquisi te design , rton made an In- to good studi'o Mllny bl'oke t,o worR en for ollsh 'l'llree In8ertlon H .. ' " ....... . .... . _51l Spl'i ngs, Edw~rd pA yme n t. -the highest ideals in plated ware -are assured in · Obitua r Ies, fi ve Incbes tree l over flv' ternatlr)OlLl reputtt t.ion in geolog y; tllld (hi va . SevflTn I stldt1le RWN 80 E L . broke . spoons . forks, and fancy serving pieces bearing the Inche!!, per lin e. >< . .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. 5 the Bergen -,TosepU C . T. Hawke, Auot. aou Filuni A detuill lf ellch will be g iven 011 Oard of thllnks ... , .. .. .... .... . .... .... toe renown ed trade marl Fred Hartso ok, C111rk. got the iuitilJ.ti ve for their b()tlmionl ul1Y f sule , Il Il R WII) be Resoluti ons ..... " ......... ... . ... : .. .. 50 gUIlTRnteed servir.e to the oountr Soolals e t o. where churgc 111 maOe ... ....25c y; IJ.nd Prof, to be al! l ' prAsenterl. We will offer at Public Sale at the D1spla V Adver tlHlnll, per In ch .. . . : -: . .. .. JOl' E. L . Youma ns reoelve d tbe inspiru. n t:3l1ttlrtl rty wiil I t yon l)itlk out home farm of the late Le~i S. LuDiscouut a "h'en OU cont ..ic~ . tion that mn·de him th e lenuar in what y 11 wont tu put. np to be lIold . I<ens, on t he Waynesvil1e and Har.... popula rizing solonoe. M ndllY will ~ 11 !lily t,hnt UTe IAft. veysbu There are various makes of 'silverp lated tablew are l'g pike, 2X miles from Way~Vitbln t,b is O1role. of whioh 'Iu'nl t:lS("l III" bougllt HU YOll ou. n b lV OOTOtlE R 6. 1909, , 'which ne ville. are claime d to be "just as good," but. like all and 2 . ! { miles from Haroln nati is the oenter were bOI'u them . Now is YOllr cha nce t,o :,:et IL veysb urg, on imitatio ns, they lack the beauty and wearin g qualitr, ~ IY8s es tl. Grant nnd Beujam ln b OT e to s uit, STRAI GHT UP identifi ed Tuesda with Barriso n, . AbrlLha m Lincol u anu the origina l and genuin e "1841 R06ERSBROS. ' y, Octobe r 19, 1909, Term: 'rime givoo to uny one · B owar d'1' f The oue ware popula W ilhllm rly kno~nas uSi/ve r Platet a t. Beginn ing at 9 o'clOCK sharp, the lzat IAT nears . , . gl ving 0. ~oo(l note. I OOuld write ind finlt-ely of tbis Pleoe .. Sold by leadmg dealers everyw here. Send for J B followi ng propert y: Gown • ohltrme d OIrole, but my llUrpose is 16 h d f H 1 bId' catalog ue" C-L" showin g aU designs . _ _ _ . 'RAPMA N . ea 0 . orsesay ge 111/6, dtrll.ij(ut U1 rely to speak of re urrecte rl . \u I will se ll nt Publio Auctio n at m V 4 years old, weight 1600 pounds v MERIDE N BRITAN NIA CO , .. (I""·"· 1 :!:':!!! Up and t ", oO"lericIea, Cou. tlooh, Boston 's oollege of t·he \ est- r EI id enoe ~ miles soutlle tl:l t of Cen- gray gelding , 4 years old, weight Down the monum en t to Horaoe Mllnn.o ne t61' ville and 2 miles northw est of 1350'po unds; 1 sorrel mare, 6 years May ot tbe nobles t of Mas acilm"le tts ' I'e · F ny on tbe Stri ngtow n Rottd old, weight 1400 pounds, in foal by Plellse fMm ers, uno the gr entes of Arnel'Wedne sday, Novem ber 3, 190~ Rus Murray 's ' Perche ron staJlio nMatron icuo eduoat r rs . this mare is a regular breede r and a t 10 FOUNTAIN SYRINGES "b.:J f h . 12 Il n. m ,u ell '. 0 orses; one - good worker ; 1 gray mare 10 years And In 1 1i3 Horace Mtmn ollened fit Undert a'ker and Emba lmer. f\ old b od ooe 11 en old ye 1'ro mlll'e, old; 1 sorrel mare 13 years old; 1 sorMis8, Ye llow l:.:pring s t.he first 011 ge in brood toure, two 3 yeur -y .. r. old mares, rel horse 14 years old; 1 sorrel geldWill be fonnd 10 the old But, on thtl world from whioh '1 brothe l' Ilnd w igbt nbout 1300 lbe., 2 COlt!!, Bllnk Buildin g. opposi te 6 mg . 3 years d d y 01 ; The 2 two-ye ar-o) mares; siRter gradua ted witJh eqllu l rllnk, months old, one driving mllrc; the Nutiont~1 BIl,nk. three 1 one-yea r-old mare colt; lone-y earDeall, frow whioh Il oolored man or'wom lLo heudof cattle, 2 good milob Teleph one in house Ilnd of· oows, one old horse colt; 3 sucklin g colts; all When fioe wbere J can be called could gru(llla t ,in whioh 0 0 studeo t heifor; 10 b eau of shoatI', 5 dozen of this young stock is sireli by Mur<Jay or night. All is oould stay wh o WU8 known to use chi clren • 200 bu. of oorn in orib, ray 's Perche ron stallion ; '1 Purcell Valley .Phone 14-2, ." Buill" tnbaooo in Any form . 10 1 511 Mr fa rm implem Aot s, on e fllrm wugOD'j Lay gelding 4 ~eal's old, 1 Purcell It Dlilkes Main Street. Wayne sville, Ohio Mu on died ' at YAllow prlllg::l n.nU nn e ~oCormiok mower , oorn pl~nttlr., bay gelding 3 years old, double ·gaitTbem WIL ucQeeded for t llree yeMB by r i(ling oulti "utor, wlllkin g oulti v~tor, ed-goo d actors. This bunch of I.ook 'rll WIlS 8iH, whoDl Bnl'V~l'd ol111e,l one brel\kin'g plow, one GO tootb horses were bred and reared with Llke to el'\'e us her proside nt. burrow, o·tie diso harrow , one tobao.. great care by the decease d A lot of This. a ndrew D. White wns Calli'll! to on trnn8lJ ltmter, one hi eHlII tobuooo g' od timoth y ~nd mixed hay in mow. -l H ('I nlltQn Po t., MilO d Dr. i:IIU I\t A otto b IlUd pt'es9, hay laduers . ,' .g rtl.vel b od. one ... 2 I'oad wagons , 2 truck wagons , 2 w mlrl bllve uoo ·)ted bud not. t he b b LOWE EN d bI t ree ,81l1 . g Ie t r ees, se lf~binde J; HAL RITES FOR ox u ggy, ou e _ ___ rs, McCorm ick and Cham' Ooro<oll tr ustees induoe d bim in taltd h G4 Lafayett e St., Nuw York CI~")' . .. B, Sh ove Is, #~or k a, r a k es, oue h og pion, 2 McCor mick corn harves ters, 2 Ballow~'en give!! olevttr hostess es to ~und IIp that u01>1e instltn tion of tr(lugh , oblo~en b ox, work harneslI, check-r ower corn planter s, 2 hay '" oh"no"" tor orluilll dHy,' 10 The l }\ rning. Jam es A. attlelcl McCALL PATrER NS .. WIlS,s . buggy b~rness , oross out saw; some I d .... ... 2 . D Design er for Ootob '\, Polly 61\iner 1. oted fQr the pl'eslde noy g oleh" ..,·d I" r . Iyle. !,crloct fit , .l mpll ~ ltr and pa era, mOWln.. m~c h'm~, 1 h.ay when r , h ons hold good!!, Lwo ·oreom sepen- t~dder, rel lltlJillly ncurly 40 ' .ff. _nltl In ..... r ly 2 HOOSier disk drills With. dellorlbee an eutertu lumant at whlcb White d eolln dand Illn~o c.vt:,r ~\ ly .und to w n in t he Unitt.t l41t"'J and t lI.ooepte d tOTS, two' bedstea ds Qnd Bp'i n~~, fertlliz er attae~ C fihUtia. o r h y mull ,Hrcct. .M oro sold t hau ment, 1 one-ho rse no~el1dell8 w ere :iutrodu oed. .. DY oU.er make. S nd lor l,cc cut.log-lIe, but Biram clllleRe hlld a. pr,or c\llim Il1. wn I:Iwing, ato. eto. diilk drill and lone-h orse hoe drill MeCALL 'S MAGAZ INE • I 4"d pu· n(' Il ~' l' g'''alu' In tbe II ' upln him. John A. Andrew . W .IL 'rerm : AU sums of $ii 00 and b th ·th f t'l' Mnre ljubiCrihcf. lha n any other '.I hlon brary wbioh w'\s malle o~ 11l~8e ~\l next oholoa,n.ud It was 0 WI UtRlI,lzlne milllnn" D.o nth. In •• lu b le. Lat. er I Izer a ttach ment, 6 rl'd ne of t h nicest residen ces on' hls ·tuten nnuer, clLsh; nllsum s ov er ,500, It ing-cor $t 11yl' p:lttt! II1 ", drc'!Im nSd"K, IHlIHnery. n plows, I .Hamilt on tongue - Wayne Avenue , No. 814, near Xenia "heets 9 f bluB. wr~tlJPillg, paper. -she tluu to.. p lain fic \Ylng ,lunL-Y nt!~dlt! ..()rk, hairdrl:! •• lnt. p.t fUlljoOn 118 t·b e Oivll Qrl~dit of one year by puruM ' el' givtl i'IUC I\C, Il'ond t ll d , It, Oll ly r.o (Cil l o • less ploW, 10 breakin g plows, 2 fliac Aven~ e in Duyton , Ohio. Larg~, say., There we \Lll joorned from "!Vllr 010 ed , He hnd , 1~ , 'ea r (worlh d',ubl~) , I.. eludlng \I [' 00 pattern. n Ii Wj.t.l'm ins appfI>V'ed securlt v.harrow .6 harrow s 1 8pring~tooth beaubfull~t . . R ous with ' uta 'ribe wd.y. or Ilcntl l or sa,npre copy. tbeeop per tU'bll'l. (.."HI ,of t.he men P 1'80n81 friend of Horlloe nil mod- WONDE RFUL INDUCE Ma nn and . lNQte] ale olLn be held under narrow , '2 rollers, 2 ~eedet'S, 2 ,carn MENTS ' ern conveni ences, the party who WILS 'learne d .n onti of the olosest ndvil:ler s of all at hi Agtnt5. Po, t,,1 brings prem ium c21210pe Thom · shol~r '1f woathe r will not permit shellers , 2' tobacco !uuJ IICW' ~a, h prize offers. Address ' ; plows, 2 double '.Indian lore, nrtol' tl bri ef eolipse re ilK StU, bUt after sHveral GEBHART & CO.'S ..lIE tlceW CO. :118 ~ W. ~ k. I'fIW , . . . w onthe it outside . V ~Rri BOU£;IIf . shovel plows, 1 ay rigging , log turned gotten up 88 nn'Indi aD ohi.ef. of , qODsid erutlon ' of tbe offer be A. A . MoNell, Auot . chains, singlet rees, double trees, joint ~umber Yard, Dayton ,. OhIo, Later we ~oasted ohestnu ts t·broog b daclin ~ tbe honor, nnd Austin ,1 . E. .·Slmes , Ulerk. ers, hoes, forks, etc. 10 sets work tbe jawft ~f a ,pumpk in firepluoe· Omig who , w~t! elected to F?r particu lars, price, etc. serve un Lunoh stand reserve d . WAL TER harness , 1 set double carriag e harThepo mplnn was&. hllgea,f t'llirma de til G'ov, ~ndrew ' oould oome, benellS, besides many odd pieces, col- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ \ It had ean, nOllO c"vIDe p"ee' l~ent of YeUo.w clotn; .~ I will , ... OffAl" at Pnbllo . Ba-Ie on larsj bridles , lines, Fune ra.1 Direc·tor. . , . III'" etc. A few odd AAlate reIlef 1n '1-, 67" Ed wnr.£ mouth and eyea of blliok and whtte, . d ";" ~.., Immw IIVUI . . ere.'t B a 1e In, Y furm., I X miles aouth ellst of pieces of Dr Shoon's HOQsehold Goods. ..·lle Olntm..... ' B t .' and it oovere( \ the entil'e fifeplao e. rul. e,d too • .. . M'1151 .. III " ,000 ,In 0 on ne au en· Wl\yne sville,.o hio. on Wellm an Pike Terms of sale- All sums of $5 and 'releph one dny or night • On tbe rnapteJ piece, was n. ghost, dOW!U1:lDt (or Antioc h and trll.vele d on, Saturda y, Octobe r 16, 1909 under, cash; a credit of 9 months made of wh.te orepe tJIIJper over a '00 Y~ll~,w Spring s with the Valles phone No. i. I.cug URCHE S money, will be given for all sUms of $5 and WA YNESVILl:.E CH Distano e No. 69-'1r. pastebo llrd frame, We sll.t .arout\d lf1.ylng iton the illtar ,as a ; tribute to ~~ lo'oloo k, househ old gOods . oon- over by purcha . , ser giving a bankab le St. August ine's Catholl~. Cburch • . WAYN tbe pumpk In with bnn20 lLt}d guitar" BQrlto~ ~ Ma.on,. Sinoe ESVILL then E, for~y tli-. t ing. , OHIO. of 9 mattrtl sses 2 d~)\lble anti b ~ note.:F our per cent discoun t for cash. ' d A t' At the mystio: bour' of. twelve II ylll~r" ave ooma au d gone Bran"'h Office. H' arveys burg. O. lin n I MIngle. 1 oouoh, imitati on leather 1 1·'l1ther .e01'll() ~111\·e nbocfor. Pustor .. . ~. D, and Mary L. Clagett . real wUob appellr ed nnexpeo~edly II.t noh uas' had tn'or~ tban b Mnsi/ every li\lCoi,d Sundu)' of tbe mo"lb a~ ell I\b lltq 9f mn.rble top dreeser ; 1 stand, 1 obit Wm. Mills, C. T. Hawke , Auctll. 9 :00 a . m. th~ ~ib,ary door. ·.she ·~as wOllder- mlsfortun~, for mOHt o.f whioh ~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!~ no fOllier, 5 ohalrs, 1 sofa, 1 kltohen tn.· 'Lunch stand reServe d by Ladies' f~li, well gotten. up Ilnd the girls OIluse e;an be 1I.8l!igned. It St. Mary's Episcop al Church . is slang ble, 1: folding f.Il.ble, 1 doul?le bedateu d Aid ~ciety of Flat Fork. 'Were l'88Illy'qoi,t e startied when s~e ni ght that has no dn.w: n HAT HAW AY" RC\' ••J . H'. OndW1lllllder. llCctor . . and to An! first &p~red j Sunitay SGhoo}. . 0 :110 11. m MornIng Rer' tlo()h a new day' h. ~e oome, a. new era \':I\.~ 'leavi1le'8 Let\d1n g Denqa t -:. • r. , vtce, 10:80 a. m. Holy Communloll thO Ur$t . I had .. triend, It. yooog ~rti8t, bus . , beep. ushere d In. Office . in KeYM Bldg. TUe preside nt, Sunday 01 each. who Main S& mon~h oa.me_to Autioo h or-..nmnege on reoord. In--this day , 'Who .i......6r1 orever sf-"cato hing a S~no~ ~lie bil"th' of Antioo h In 1 ~3 three yeara tlgO; spoke it into· new of genera l depend enoe upon a. few llke-ne u. . A Method ist . Ep~opal Churel l. , w.eek be,tor~ JOy' p~rt.y 0 I)un~red: oollege s and unlver . ttiel! life. Suob 110 statem~n' iI:I easily men of eminen t wealth for r wlnto1 Dlght.. eiluCQI g.v., hl~ a liet of th<'8*, invUed , h Il ve b eep, many .~ R ", ~.l. W. D ull y. P!lS tor. .~ g o. . '. . . . J wn.de, but ' . S UIIIlI~Y Scbool, 1/::10 a, 1lI. ' Morning ser· in thiS oa-se tllere tlre tiona! endow men.ts, this IS aod before the .day arrived he In t.itutlon s; but 10 the years a note. vloe, JO :30 a . ~" ~JplYorth [.eug" c, 1 :00 pthe"e fnots to j ustity It. ' For eXf\.mpl u, on 'Worthy depart ure and will aUraot m . I;l\'tlnlng service, . . : 00 p . m . MIdweek 'o ' l had secured . undeteo t.ed, a. ohjLl'Cloa.l i 9 no more In t eres tl ng d ' tl e UOIl n~ th G week from Feb. 7 to 14 Illst J'ntion wide . attentl on.-A. E . Win. Pnycr lIIoe~ln g. 7 :lOp. m. drawUlR of e'gerY' pne on ~he llet . evel,l' ·than the reourreoti . on of A~tl- passed: the week Qf the cen tehnlal of ship, in the j3~8ton A'd vertise r. lie h.cl oq " pled thas" froth .photo~ ooh. .Many ,tim~!! tP.l8 summ, bl', II.S Christi an Church . the birth of Abrn,h l\m Llnaoln,. ~re8. - -- - - . - • Rev. n. E. J)aw80Il, Pastor. granha OS!' from -life 0.8 th~ opport q- every ~~mmel', I mlDgI e The Bed Rock of Success Wi th th . a .ident 8uuda.y SChool 0: 90 a. m. Socllli mooting, Fees deliver ed I;" t..1.J:10pl ~ ~emorl. • 10;40 n. m. OhrlsWm Endcfiv0'1 7:00 nlty ptfere'd . . TlieBe drawin gs were , I ege ~en an d. w?m en tLe oooDtr y m, 'k TRADE MAM. '}. ... b ' b k db Regular clIurch servlco.,C ecoud ~Imdo.y p.euch . t~l ~ddress(!ll, . llilnally the offi~!ul I'leS lD a een, 0 l "~ 'l i"" dlpl"m. ... Aiid tied wltb over. and it ,s 'alw' ear falD, 1100 e y month DI£8ION. at JCl; a O 0.. m. IInu 1'011GU." 7: 80 p , . Ill. ays I~ ohQr~, e<ll1re, muniol paladd re88 to v, a-s~ a, udleuce s Indf")mSitllhble will ~nd. CO~Y"IOHTa.tc. V,." .. rel'i8t1fe88 e'1e r. . . . " .me w n0 Ii ' but bev:er ba. ve known ll 'morejoYPu8 . gy Jln1.0DeB uo powe"' Dndhll manh.ir~88, , My grueso • Bkoloh oooles .114 cloecrlt)ttOD'DI., rom I . t I e d HJ_I,~·t ' p ' tt b Fide Church h , '" qlllCkly .. oor .... I'1 Ollt 01'1111011 ~rae whetbe, AD . tn U ev u.n ,e0 1um b us, aAlOl e r en I . s urg, splendi d health that Dr. King's New • oarried ' tbe fa.t e of Illl D,l1 gueets !n ' .r oup .or one more represe 111.0111100 t. "roh~bI1 pntoll""H b ~O~OmmUD!C'" First Day M l!ctlne;. 1U':00 u. m. First nt~tlv.!, of Springfie~d, <9h1o),' Dayton , ·Ohilli. Life Pills ' impart Day tlOn.. trIOI~cnnndo"UIII. HA 0 1~,11 ont'a&eu&a . ' They vitalize Sot-ool, 1-1 ;0('1 il. III . F('unb Day Meellng her tagged ppoket s .. . nobles t ~a.nhQ~d .. n~ .~~m.~ nhoqd oothe, Tiffin, Bradda ok, .a~U:8:'a t.!~:~ mg~~lroll"'~ i.~::'-.i IIilt. Wllshevery ()rgan and build up br~ln. and 10 :OQ a. m . 'Han..aing o'ne of the.~e ' ·0 on'e of thltn ,at A1itfQ/)~ on the~.mptl ' a~u"a,tWII,ll'lout"Jlal'1lm"\Ilttrel~an f.f$,., pow in~ton Call ton and Yellow Spring e. body. J. ~: HlI.rmo u " .' ~ ., . -:" " n, Ll~more, ~." t·t I . di ' Orthod ox Friends Church . tb~ 'melllh e Slf.ld,: , "Eyes \Itn t, hat read well g.roome u. W ( , '. ~'., and benu) u !: ()~ n '1'his OO /3S, not ~e .In.tll Ilcqo~nt be~t Va writes: "Tbey Ilre the pilJ~ i ever used . "250 at Fred r. the alocrets 0. ' the 'beaven s olln. n.Ol the .buHdin~8. t~!l.t are bein.g • Re v. Be nJam in' HawkIns , t>i~8tbr, :ura~r~~nr ':~:I!~r~: tl'juve: "" ;tlro fu~~~'~: 8. ~ large , 'I~.~r; numbe r of invltll.tl on!.4 whloh . C. Sohwa rtz's. h ' bl t Rabbath .be bUDded. Behold your , fate I'.' nil ted ~fd · a.l'e, Sohool. m. IICI(IIlar Ilhuroh MIlI'UINrn!ur&mOCnlOhe8'·81.1!"ro~.~a1.IN"e··w·('IY""WI·rr. . . , onc,e. more IS y 11. ; lle bad to deQline, inoladi bg offioial sorvlce. 10 qO U. 011l .:110 a.hrlstian Endoavo r, . D .. _, ,Be unrotle d tt nnd was 'i :30 p . m trlL9t:ir,e•. ;ASO rend ezvou~ (or prG~. address es f~om Bt. 'PI\uJ, ., ,, BI"III OlDco.'. " ~ W ..... IIlII't'.., 1), • ~tLlt L . ke SAVE CONFUSION IN MOVING ·to' find the ' face, of Ii ' girl to whom "ln~ift city ' te~oher.8 : fr9Ul Il~r f~n.d Oity \.Ctno!'nnn.tlr.La nsing ILnu Scr~n­ . .he had I~"l,. , been ~er1 at.tentivefn.r ~a do~en or'mor e ~J1.oh frqDl,~rn- tOll; in.vi~tlonll whioh ,0arriM with If you are plannin g to pre ' To an'Ot}1er . tbe witoh handed ~ oiu~ati, Pittsbun~, ~to~no, Wilk~ns. tIlAD) the usual .honora rlum of 115V vent a~nfuslon In plaoi~gmove, furnitu re ,seoond "'f()H ;' In : tlntllin g tones she bllrg~. renn,, 'fmd ot,be,: w~~r~s -:I~ IS and '20~ , . Thla.lil dioates tbe oou ~ in the new hou~e ' m the followi ng '8I1id: , ','Often ,o",,)nte ·yonr . star I\. me~ora.bl~ ~umD\er sesstOn , IlS u~. III promln enoe : of ~ntlooh 'a ., ti~w mAQner: In leisure momen ts pre ~. oOll]e ,f\.hio tb~ field of my reo ~t:led eao~ ,ba~ ' be~p for three . y~ar~president,. ' throug h whom t~~ new pare a large ol\rd for eaoh roum, to ,--rObe a!and 1 hR·vegleflD.ed intelll- ' r.~ three' ,Yoenra \he numbe r of .stu. Antioo h b'ILS como. be tllolted ~ . t)1~t the outside of tbe door• . k b e had an . ,•. f8eD~' J'nl\y'il},~r§st 'you.:' ' ", dentsc~. . f ,~ 11 oOI'I.~ge ~a~ f~a.ll\e · ~n moving 'dl\Y~ A. s81 a n a , ~ . ~u~, t ~~~ · evidt'mo e ·of the Pf8!!i 'I" . ... / Iono ' not Iw ' "gine ... aunu/lol . · ...,0 anChue r I lilcr&lll te of fifty ' per. •cent and d t" t . .IiI ' ., . .. .• ,'. peV.... ple .o·t ouml)e r ILQci Dla.rk lL olLrd for elloh • en s 8 reng th w ilh the . ..that any ,intinen ce " whioh bears , . ' , . • tIlls pao_~ ~9 .sU!e to be Dla~,ntalnud. Ohio lies in' thti facb that. th~ ijtate' b?,lroQm Let""r the ot~er oarde ..rour d..."n7" ~ii :bQ. bi~1d~n from And t~e ~u,lity of:youn ~ zpenl;'nd Teilohers~ u800iati.ori In ~nly un~l . WI~b the na,nies of ,t heotlie r~om8. "iil • -"h ' ' ide :it mv study women, lit 'even ·. ~ore ~otewo rt~y n' i ' e'ntbo8hi~ida1Iv voted to Th~n prep~re ai~!1roher of r emalle r :Y;\tt"" {fe ·t:~. '~un.l~ ,"k~in';, th~n .the .~fu lti'illim~~,l't\. A,nlJOOh t~~:;~Je\eQd ·.In", .ai8.i~g by p~~ii)!-r ~.s, ~ttBO~t~g 0. "trlng to e~h , eu~ l'fetel.... ~or ',PlltP8 0t yoo: in III 0." fa80\na ting , ool1egtt 'tOdL,\~ , • bsorIPt iolll ,1100, 00 .Q,dt\i.tl.on&1 ell': ,:ue ba~gage tl'g~) ...'" ..' ,~ark enollKh 1 "And o,on t~rO'ullh 18 tal? ls,tbis a mere d .' ""'t ' ~Ifi 11 i . '0 yof · to pot on all fUl'nito re, irunke or . =e'mPb"~"'· -;TF , ~ ? ' . , J!P'a8m f · Jj·II.~ ftom ' OW1p. e , ~ • . ~ ..... ~ ..ue ·" OJ'ifO Dp, · ,~CJ.l Y n~"mfh ir ' d ' l·bo~"ltl)t'hen.meof.theroO~hi • ":. 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"You mUllt wall!. n t. a Ions jouru'ey. tlJrol1J;h a coun trr t1iR ~ Is som t1mes TIl astln! ·and sometJ.pHls dar k und torrlble. \ However, I will use all Ih uwglc $rls -1 know. ot to keep yo u fro n). harm." "Won't you go with me?;' llieadpel Ule gi rl. wh'o had' begun to I(lok upon the lillIe old ' woman as her ouly

wall about btl1-, '!"here." w ' lleat ' renee.. a t tb Iides of the toad, palntild a. dll:tllty blue 0 0 101' • .~nd· beyo n'l t il m w r fields ot gJ:'nl n and e'$'et. ~ b les In ablln,dance . . Evidently the Mllucbkl us Wilre good /urmel'!) and C,' u.l)la to ralso large orops. Once In a while sho would VO S8 a house, and. the Subject to Mechanical Harm tn' Thousand Dl((erent Waysp ople caDle ou to look at bel' and . ~orses G~aw·Oi( . Ba·rk Unless Protected ., " friend. bow low as she )vo.n t by; for everyone "No. I canno t do tbat." sho rOil" d; 1<0 W I'll twd be 1\ til mena s ot d . _COverln.. __ "but I will give you my Iliss. nnd no sttoy lng the wick ci wit h a nd !I t Ing on will dal'e I nj llre a pers(1l1 who' hilS th IU .free from bon dage. Th hOIl eli b e n llissed hy the Wilch or t b of. th l\!unchklns wtl re odd 1001\l uII: ortu." ,1w Ill ngs, for each was rou nd, with a '~y Sh came c1O!le to Dorothy ilOd bIg dorn for n roof. All were pai nted Ids!! db I' genUy on til for h ad. hlue, fo r In thi s OULII ry ot the Enst Where her lips tO \l hed tb gir l Lhey blllQ Wnll the Illvorlte COIOI', • 'DT ·t""", ~ oJ WT_ ........ _'-'._ left a r lI od, sh ining marIe as Dorothy Towards even ing, when Dorothy fOllnd out Sllon after. was ti red w'!th h r lon ' wolle and be-' "The road 10 t he City o[ Em raIds gan to wond r wh re sll I'holl id p llSS Is IJllvea witll yellow brick," sa id the the II lght. she came to a b611s rather Witch; "(;0 YO\l cannot miss It, Wh en large r than tllO I' st. On the gl'eeu YOII get to Oz llo lIot he afra.hl of h im, lawn before It mnny men a nd wOlnt,n hut t 11 YOll r alo ry il11d ask him to were dancing. F ive 1I tt1 fi ddle rs play d Os loudly IlS possib le nud the help you. Oood·hy, my dear." Th tbl' e Munch klns howed low to )' op le were laughing nUll Singing. By · L. Fra,nk Baum her allli wished he r n pl easa nt jour· wblle a big tabl neu r by wos Inade\l IlClY . after whic:h lhey walkcd awoy with delicious fl'uils and nuts, plel! through the trees. Th e Wilch gave null ·tl kes, aud many otb I' good Dorothy a fri endly little nod . whirl ed thIngs to eat. :\I'ouoll on hel' left heel lh ree t imes, a nd straightway dlRappeared, much to The people greeted Dorot by lti nel ly, SYNOPSIS. the surprise or lit tle Tolo. who barlted and hl vlted h er to ~u ppe r and t o' l)all8 n 1'01"1' llvc,1 Ih Kansas w)lh Aunt Em a fter lIer loud ly nough wh n sbe had th e n lgbt wit h them ; fo r thi s was the nlJd lJncl Henry. A cyc lone II Cled IholT gone, because he hnd been afraid even 1I0me of on e ot the riches t ~lu n c hklns h fllllll into 'lhe uJr. Dorothy Cq.lllng lUJ lOC p 10 lhe lalld. and h is 11'1 nds wel' gatb· IHlIlc,lst the olCp lt m en l o A. orash Bwal(e nod to growl while sho stooll by. htw. ',rile hOllee ha d lund ad tn a o un lry But Dorothy. knowing her to be a ered wllh him 1.0 celebrate tholr free· (Ie mtlr\'e)ou li beaul y, Groups of queer Witch. had expected her to dlsappenr dom fro m the bondage of the wicked 1ttUe ""opt I!(reet ed her t o t he Lan d o( record ~htnehk ln8 . 1'h o hou sll h a d Itilled th ei r In just th at way, and was not sur. wllch. nwnbElr ofactu,al cures enelUY, th e w ic k ed witc h ot t h o E llll t. vrlsed In the least. Doroth y a le a beart y suppe r and diseatle.!8 we know of, and wos walled upon b y the rlcb Munch· tll()USantlSIJ!IVoluntarytestimonialsare CHAPTER II.-Contlnued. kin hl msetr. whose name was BOI}, on file in :Plnklulm labol'l\tory f,lt '~bo Is Aunt Em 1" Inquired the lit· Lynn. Yass., from women who )lave Then she sal down. upon a settee ~nd tl old woman. been cured from abnost every: form of watohed Ihe people dance, " ~be Is my cunt wbo lives in Kan· female complatilta, tnftaJnmation, ul. Fig. 1~Ho"" Injury. Fig. 2-Bark DilellO. a.as, where I oame from." · . Wheo Doq saw ber sll \' \' shoes he ceratioJl, displacementa. fibroid tumors, The Witch of Ule North seemed to said: ~riodiopatns, bac)Qlcbe. Ornamental hees are subject to 'JOe- the point of · Infeotlon the fungus lne~'dtles, think for a 'Ume, with her head bowed Indigestion aDd nenous prostration. " You must be a great sor ceress." grows in all dlreotions througb the c.hanlcal l.nJurles )n a thousand ways. and her eyes upon the ground, Then Every sufIering .woJW,\~ owes1t to her. "Why?" nsleed lhe · girL 'Street and lawn trees that are situ· g~owlng layer and Inner b~rk until tbe self to Rive Lyc1la E. :pjnkbam's Vege. she looked UP ' and said: meets on the opposite 'side 01 growth ''Becnuse YOIl wesr silver shoes and ated where horses' can get at 'them are table COmpound.a trial "I do not know where Kan9a8 II, If you w~u1d like 1pecla1 adl'lce have leill cd the wicked witch, Be: practically certain. to have. thelt' bark tb.e trunk or Umb, ·wbic·h In this way tor I have never heard that country abOut yourcue write a confidensid es, you hnve wlllle tn your frock, gnawed ott unlf!ss protected wltli 'Bome Is, glrdled. mentioned before, But ten me, Is It .and on11 witches and sorce resses wear sort of guard. This is jlerba~s the , The disease .ls'very conspicuous and tial letter to,:-Mn. l'lnkham, at 'n civilized country?" white." ' commone'st injury to trees. The Injury easy of dlagonsls. On limbs wltb L)'JUl, Mane Her adviCe .,. tree. "Oh, yes," replied Dorotby, and always helpfuL "Then that accounts for It. In the "1\1y dress Is blue nnd 'Vhl e shown in ftcure 1 Is an,· ~xtremEl case, smoq,th bark the areaa attacked by the tungus' show dead, discolored, can be duplicated on almost any bllt dv1l1zed countries I believe toare are JUST A8 BAD. no witches left; nor wizards; nor SOl" When Dorothy was left alona she checleed," said Dorothy, s mo ollJlu ~ out city -atreet. l'he exposed wood In ,sunken patohell of bark, oovered more eresses, nor mp.glclans. But, you see, began to feel hungry. So she went to the wrinkles In It. tree . will ~oon rot, I( not pillntec): or or less thickly 'wlth yenow, orange 01' t be lAnd of Oz has never been clvl. the cupboard and cut Jlerself some "It Is klnd of yOu to wear tha t," said :>t.herwlse protected, and the death ot brown J>os.tlll~s of the frultlog fungus. !'I ~ed, for we are cut ott (rom all the bread, which she 's pread with butter. Boq. "Blue Is the color of the Munch· the tree is only .8 quesUon of t.me. (See Fi~. 2.) .' '. rest ot the world. Therefore w8' still Bhe gave some to Toto, 'and taking a Idos, and White Is the wltoh color; .0 MuUlation lu curb layIng Is usually Many· trees, especlally smootb· pall trom the shelt she carried it down we know you are a (rlanoly witob.:· necel!8'ar,y arid unavoidable, but the btrked .ones, · ba.~e .t helr trunks . and ' !:.~,e witches and wizards '~ong8t to the little brook and 1i11ed it 'With Dorothy did not knew what to SIlY wound oan and should lle . treated; larger l)ranches injured on the louth· ''Who ate 'the Wlzardl?" all ked Dor- clear. sparkling wa~er. Toto ran over to this, for all the people seemed to otherwise, rot-producing (uogl lIDil west side the freezing and conse· to the trees and began to bark at the think oer a witch. and she kne w verY \odgmentand tn 'n few years the' base quent· dea'th of patches or bark. ,otby. , bl d t . ."Oz hI:ms~lf 18 the Or~at Wizard," I' s si tlrlg there. Dorothy went to well sbe was only an ordinary lIttio. of the tree wlll be . rotted" out, as Ing the warmer wInter days there Is, nnswered the Wltc.b" sinking ber vol.c e get him, and saw such delicious fruit girl who bad come by the cbance ot ,1l sbowntn figUre ·lIZ. Fire Is another 'sufBcleiit ~eat ,at ~oon .t o ' B!imulate to a wliisper. "He 18 more powetful bangliig from the braricb,Qs that she cyclone Into a strange land. frequent cause of inJury "at -the' ba,e port~OIi8 of the ' gro'\Vlng layer into th~ a\1 the rest of us togetber. 1(e gathered some 'of It, finding- It just When sbe had Ured watch log tbe. of the ' tt~lIik, and 's.o alao, In .the· case premature growth; suoh tissue. is .uvea In the ClIy of Em..$rald/l. " . What sbe wanted to belp out her break· dancIng, Bog led Jie.r Into the houI!!', '. of lawn; trees, i. colllsion with la~ 'kllled If cold weatbertollows immedl· , Dorothy was going to asK; aootber fast. , . where .he gave ' her a room with, a mo~ers. " .. ately'. The Injury often does not be· .question, but Just then the Munchklnl, Then she ~ent back to the hOUIl8, Mutilation by . stringing ',wlres may CO.m e i manifest ' until welt Into the Who bad been standing silently by, and bavlng helped berself and Toto to' or may' not be avoidable hi Ii ."glven summer. '. The ~ea~ tlssue ·~ forms . R gave' a lou~; shout ' aiid pOinted to the a good drink of tbe cool, clear water, case, ~ut it ' is 9~rtatn that · tn !be favorable pillce . tor the growth of corner o~ tbe bouse wl,1ere the Wicked 'alle set about making ready (or the :ountry at large telephone compantes, parasitic' organislDs 'and ' such a ·tree Witch hild }Jeen .lylng. , • 'journey .to. 'the Olty of Emeralds. are, responsible, for "an enormous usually' dies 'from rotting In a tew years Dorothy had only one otber dres8, , ''What .ls It 1" ·asked the little old trouble must not be confused amount' of shf!er va~~aUilm 1n the ,Un' but that bappened to be c~eatl. and 'wetnan; IU,id 100){ed, and began to was ba.n~Lng on a peg beside her bed. nece/Jsary mutUatlon and destr~cUon with , that type of sun sOald whloh. ' l~lIgh. Tbe teet of the dead Witoh It was gingham, with checks of wbtt.e{ trees. Remedies for ~hls Ire.- onI'y In due slmply to - ~xt.teme he~t 'In sum, bad disappeared entirely ~d nothing and blue; ,. and although tbe blue was l DOllson-Can 'your (lallll!lllfAr lilcreo,iied pu~ltc interest 'an(l .1~gM "reo mer~ . when the 'grOWhig lay~r may be was left but the silver shoes. Ijome what faded wi th many washings, ' strlcUon. ' FIn'allY, u~sklJIM llrunlng .' ,oooked.. Suc')l cases ocour p)ano? "Sbe was so old," eXplained tbe It was still a pretty (rock. The girl lind deliberate negJect '0( ' wolfil.d s are typically ~ ihe arid sectlonl$ o~ . Sububi · (weorlly)~I don't kno w "Witob of the North, "that'sbe"dried up wasbed herseit careCuUy, dressed her· reEIDonSI~~6 ' for ·bQlf 0 tbe . the southwestern states.· " . she can or not, but wbether, . . she ' dpea. ''Qulckly -In the Bun. ·That is the ' elld sell in tbe 'c1ean ' gingham, and tied from v wlndj :~&tl ' ,lee,' ,. Tree~ Ulat are worth the care ' are l . , \' \ ~ . <ot ber. But the sliver 's hoes are yours, her pink sunbonnet on her head. She b,8 st p~~teCtedbY wrap.plnj; u~eparta .. .' COVERE,D . WITH ' ' HIVES. tlnd you -Bball have them to wear." took'll IIttie baBItet and 1llled It with \table to this sort o( Injury with str~'W . . . ' She reacbed down and picked lI1> tbe bread trom the cupboard, layiug a or paper. o'ften.merely sbadlng th, Child a ,M••• , of Dreacfful80re, ltch-. shoes, and, atter shaking-toe dUst out white qloth over .the top . .;· Then she ' pa~ : Uable to thiS inj~ry: wlth a board ( 'lng, ",r;'lt.tl~g H~mol" for 2 M9nthl Dr Ulem, banded them to ,DorothY'1 ' looked , down at bel' feet and nQjlce~ In . TerrIble 'Plight. gr ..sblngleS ,Is s~o!~t to prevent -it. , " -4LI~tl. ,8Lifferer . "The Witch ot the East was proud how old and Worn bel' shoes were: . Anptber Winter In. , ury ofte~ con· .at tbose silver shoes," sald onQ ot the "They surely wlll never do tor a Dlnal. CureCt by - Cutlcura. fUled -wIth freezing Is aetunl urylni Munchklns; "and there I .Some charm long· journey, . Toto/' sbe. said. And" • .,;~..c..:K out. " 'llbJs miJ,y occur anyw.bere, but -conneoted with them; but wbot It i. Toto looked up Into her (ace with . his ,.....--.."'most ~yph:ally , 1~ -the hlgh!!r altitude,. , "My .slx , year old daughter had the we never 'knew." little black ' eye'S and wagged bls tall .of the 'West, ,wJlere . thll dry and ra)-e- dreadfUl c1lsease called hlvl!'& tor two Dorotby carried the sh'oes Into the to show be knew what she meant. fled all' :lUId . brIght sun tavor :evapora. lDQ,nth'iI. Bhe became aftecte~ by pIny· ·house and vlaced them on .the table, 'At that moment Dorothy saw lyLng tion. from the tree surtac". ot mOra w~ ·Ing with ~chndren ' who had it. By "T hen 's hecome ' out again to ilie, on the table the silver shoes that. llad 'ter than theoroots can obtain from the scratching 'ahe' caulled largll ' 1I0reo ~tuncbkins and said: belonged to the Wltob o( the East.. coI~.' aild ,fre«,luentlr sandy or graY,lll))' -which were irritating. Her . body WaG . "1 am anxious to get back to my . " '1 wonder·. ,e they will fit me," she soil, Everrteen8 are ~speclal1y, sub. a complete sote but ·It was worlje Ou a unt and, unole, for l am sure they · said to Toto. "They would be' just the pretty bed in it. The sheets ject ~Q difBqplty, 'slnce the!.r 11!~v'e9 her nr.rils and ' back. We employed a wll1 worry nbout me. 0 an you beI p . thing to take along walk Ln, for theY~ made or' blue cloth, ~od .DQro~y . tra:lisll!1re . to some '.,ex'tcnt . , pliyslc1IlD who 'left tnedlolne but it dId me find ' ml ' way 7" could not wear out:' soundly in them till ' morning,' , ...... "nYJ>I'· Whatev~r-:.con8erves not ,help hilt Qnd I trled several reme· She took oft her old leather sboes Toto curled liP on the' ,blue. rug' besl~1\ ,The Munobltlns and ~he ',Wltoh first . the Boll;'tends to decrease ~i~s but wlt~out aVAil. ,'. 'Seeing the looked at one ano the" and then · at . and tied on the 'zUver ones ,whtch b '. ;"::for " example, mulching .Ou.tt~llra ,~Reme.dles _. advertised,' 1 D~rothY', and then shook their., beadij., fitted her as well 01 It they h~d been er. '.· '.aD:l:l . , Qr ·Winter ': Irrigating . .~ree8 , thou~ht 1 '\Vould tr:!·tlle,m. ~ gave her "At the East, not far from ' here," made for her. She ate a lleorty , breaktasi~ ,opJl nor~,llY hartly. Wl1l. ,Qtten -wlnterkill: a ~ot , bn~h daIlY ,1!Jth CuHcura. Sosp saId one, "there Is u great .desert: and ' FLnally 'she plcl,cd up her basket. - watcbed a \Y.Ae· Munchkiu b'a by; who it :unable' to ripen "their ' 'food ' com. an~ anOinted ll~r body wlijl Cutlcnr~ none could llve to cross it." "Come along, Toto," she sa.ld, "we played with Toto nnd pulled lils "tall ,pletety.; : tbfiJ ,o ften happens as a result Ointment: , The first , trealment re, " "It Is the same at the Soutb," said will go to tbe Emerald City nnd ask ,a.nd crowed and laughed i1\a ,way that ot. defoliation "tn late summer. lIeveli the ItchLng ,and in a sbort time . another, "Cor 1 have been .there and greatly amused Doroth'y. Toto wils .n . : .' , " tbe disease dlsa,ppeared. Mrs. Georgo seen it. The South Is the country of ft.ne curiosity to all ' the peolile., tor L. Fridliott, Wal'ren, Mich., June 30 the Quadllngs." they had never s~ell a dog befoi·e.· ". and July 1'3, 1908," . 1'1 am told," 'sald the third man, "How far Is It to .theEmerald City?'; ~ J)rq " Ollem. Oc>rp., 801e Props.. llol\oli; "that it Is the same at the West, And the girl aslted. Standard 011 Walla. that country, where the Winkles live, "r d~ llOt Imow," answered Boq, . . ..' '. , .'1'he S~andatd 011 C()mpany's real·' is rnled by tbe wicked Witch of the gravely, "for I have never i;~E!D 'there. , .. estate .holdlngs to , Bayonne. N, J .. '. West, ·who would make you hill!' slave It Is belter for people to keep . away,. " .' . . wh~re . its largest oU refining plant In if you passed her way:' from Oz, . unle's s they ha\"8 business . lightning aud Qthcr ill~turaLcauses ' 'the east Is ·, sltuated, haVe been In· "The North is my h6m.e," said the with him. But. It Is a, lon~ :w~y, to thll' l,",ge~y. unavoldab1~, .but the, .~e8ultlD. 'ore'aA!;!d from . ,$7:a60,OOO, the valua .,: (lId lad)" "and at Its edge Is tbe same Emerald _City, and It w11l take you w.o unds can' llometimes be treatel1.. ,. fixed upon ' the~ til 1908 ' for taxation, great desert that surrounds this Innd JDany days. The cOUll,try ·.here rich , . sOiD~f.{m~s .. when an.' unprotected to $1~,~OO,OOO, " r~e 'company is apof Oz. I'm atraid, my dear, you will and ,pleasant, but you , inus~' pasa wound' exudeS' sap the spfJng" va!'l· pealing aga~nitt the· inoreases fixed . apparently ' nonparasitic .: orp~-, have ' to live with us," . through rl)ugh and dangerous places upo~ tile realty DY the Hudson county Dorotby be/:au to sob. at .thls. for before you 'reach~he e~d of your, jaur:- Ism8~ye'Qsts" bacteria and fungl:-wlll. . board_· of _equalization., sho felt. lonely among all· these ·strange ney." , . llegln·.growlng 'on the wdund al!d soon This worried Dorothy a little but ' form~ sllJny; drlpp!ng .~il.ss oveJ,' people. Her tears seemed to grieve A . little liottIc Qf B;amlins W irnrd Oil 'lbe klnd,h earted Munchklns, tor tbey she knew tbat only the great OZ ~ould "uilac!! and un.n lng dow"," f~m . la' I\' mediclne cliest in itRelf, ,It enn be 'I mmediately took out their handker' ...., Th ' bl b ' th op'plieil \' in il larger. numool' of pllinful chiefs and began to weep also. As for help her get to I<ans,a s again, so ahe. ,'Wound. , ecam Um ' enea. •.• II~enta tbnn Bt!Y' othe;l" remedy lUlo"·n. the .little old womnn, she took olr her bravely resolved not to turn back. rapidly and the !,cldlJ :and Whe~ :,a: · ~an Is hl.s own wors t enG- . an and balanced tbe I)oint on the She b~de her 'f~lends' good.by . and -pro.~uct.s, ot the:.~cUo~ .,o ftthe C .. . ' . ' ., ing organisms appear . 0 .m y he 'really doesn't · ite.ed any others, end of her nose, whUe she counted again started illong the ro!,d ot yeUo}V '. ci ". th t the woqnd brick. \\..'hflo sqe , ha~ g~n~ se.v era" woo ".'s,? a , "one, two. three" In a solemn voice. Mn. WI~"ow" 800thl"-lf $lyra!>. " . miles she thought she would stop to ~iblY heal naturally. ,. . At once the call changed to a slate, on ~" P4:>thUJItte-nlll cblldfeQ teeCblDI" I19 flAl1l1 LbO R""'I, rod"a", fD, Witch of the North, t .d '11 b d t th .. h shown ,In figure 3. . ,,"'"[H''''' ~aUOll,III.','~I/Q_"'lDdcol!", 2.~ .. IloIu.. . whicb was written In big, wblte chalk re.s ,an so c , IP e, 0 .e top 0" t. e furally 'idfe'Cts ·tb~ ~general . brain ,'Js Worth I1ttle nlal'ks: . tbe great Oz bow to get back to Kan. , fence beside t~e road ~!1 ~"t tf~· , ttle lnjtired and Its".. " .~French~ . "LET DOR,OTHY GO TO THE arTY sas again'" . There was , a great cornfield , beyond . ' ,,;. .. ," " .' . d " 't t ' h . onI" . a 0. . A . .,. " b· OF EMER LDS:' Slle closed· tbe door, IQoked 'it, and t .e ...ence" a~ ,DO ar. away :s ,e sa)V.'a · . t~om ::..1_.... ,, __• 'fjle little old woman took the slate put tile key car~(ull)~ in the 'pocket .ot acarecroy.r, placed high, on a ,pole .trom .her nose, and. having read the tiel' dress. AI!d so, with TolO trotting ke!lP the blr.d~ from ~e ripe <l0m; . . " words . on it, asked: ' ~long 'soberly behind ber, she started Dorothy l~an.ed ber ,~hi~ upon her .. ~'ls your name -oorothY, my dear?" on"her journey. . " ~and ' and ~zed'. tboughtfully at, . " Yes," :·ausw.er.e d lh chJld; looking There Were 'Beveral roads near by Scarecrow. , ~ts ' head was '8. small ' 111$ v.oc,1 dryIng her ·, [eats. ." ·.but It did not take bel' long to find th~ ~ack ' shifted "ltl!. straw, wl.t h eyes, . " T~ n ·you must ,go to .the City at one l,lB,ved ~(h y~lIow brIck. Within ' ~ose and , inqut~ 'P afn.te 4~on It ~ .rep•. ' E m r aIds. Perhaps Oz wlll 'help , you.~ ~ .short time she. was walking b~s~y resent a tac!,. AD .o~d"'po!bted blue ~~~I ''Where I this city·?'! askectDorothy. toward the . Eme~ld .OHY, her sUveJr that ,!lad ,belonged to )lome . ;M.pn..chkl,~, ~tll is ~xa.lltl.Y In ' the centEii" of the Ihoes ~nkllng merrllf' on ' the hard~ was perobe~" on this bea~, ~nd the'. t;~1it c(luntr.\\ anll 11 ruled by Oz, thee )'eUo1'l .roa,6bed.Tbe -sun ahone 'brigbt of theflgtlre'wa s a blue sult,o,f.cJotbel, Gr,at Wl::sard I 'told you an1l-the-blrds~g e'Wee~il.d-D&l'~ ,vorli' an:d fade(!,..-w.hlcb bad ~.,o been "fs hI! a good man?" inquired ,{he dId ~ot leel,Dearly bBd as YOll mlg~~ stutfeil wlUl s,t ra,,·. ·.On the 'feet ' a:ln, 1111 lou~,lf. . ~hlnk Ii. l1U.l~ gIrl would: who ,~ad beell so~e old b09ta ::wltJ;a . ~'Ue' \s - goo(! W~rd. Whether be suddenly "whlsked. al"&7 from bel' own as ev.e1T PI aD , ~ore . thf midst (;f alld t~e '4gufe. was a mao or not I 'OliliJlot tell, .tor • 'cOuntry and set down be\' r seell hlm.·· a atnui'e faa/!. 'Staib Qt· COrD b7 me_ of tile "'H&1r .C&II f thez:."r' uked IJor. Bile "., ntpl'lled .. ~e walked ItIICkUp Itt baCJr. ' .. 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Experiences In Andersonville and Other South· ern Bastllea.

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In descrlhlng bls exporlences In An· dersonvllle and other southel1l pri ll' ons durIng tile clv!l war. C. A. Storko 01 Santa Barbllra, Cal., writes the Na· tional Tribune as follows: In common with all th e comrade!! who were In Andersonville In those cruel days of June, July, Augus t nnd Septem her, 1864, I bave wond rerl bow women, delicately rem'ed and cultured as are many of the Daugh· ters of the Confederacy, could unite In a monument to a man so ult rly devoid of noble traits of character as waa Henri Wlrz. I can understand how they can and do honor Gen . Leo and Oen. stuart and G n. Johns ton and Longstreet anll Hill una many another of the )(Oad f S who I t1 the conf de racy even down to d !feat. t myseJr could stand b fore D, monu· ment of Gen. L ee and, In fact. a mono ument of many another confedernl , and take off my hat to the a ead w!tll n feeling of admiration and rev rence for the many good and manly qualities

County, Qk;lahoma, Best Reached ·

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Re· strlctlons r e move d from one mUllan acres. Also ten million acr 9 In Eas t· ern Olda. The Mldlund Vnli ey R. R . run s tbro the east I'D llBr t or ttie new atate from Ft. Smith, Ark, to Ar· kansas City, Rns., thro Muskog e, Tulsa and Pawhus ka. ,Ask your near· st Ry. ng nt holY to ge t th ere or wr~b:l General Pa ssenger' Age nt, Mid· land YaU ey n. R., Muskogee, Oklu· homa, for Information. MISSED IT.

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Four hundred thousand peopl& take a CASCARET every night ~;:,~~~ogy o~uJ\~~llgd~O ~o.fi~~~~n t~~d~~'l! -and rise up in tbemornini and call Ina M~uro In d ololt Jta work. The proprl tOni hJlvo 10 mu ch t aUh In ttl turath'o pow,-", lh ftt. C-ht"y o tter them blessed. If you don t belongto Ono lI und ro'CI Dollnnl (ur nny CII.8C t hat It 14118 \AI cu.... • end lor I"' ~ 01 ttli Umon lJlll! tbis great crowd of CASCARET Addr.,.. p , J . HENE V &: UO .• Toledo. O. takers you are missini tlie if'!atest Sohl by AlIl) ru~~1lI1J1. 7~. ~ HAil'. Family PUla lor connlpntion. asset of your life. 1110

Second Story of Libby Prison.

Its Troubles. Th e family ske leton complained. "I wouldn·t mind being ex hibited nc In awhile," said the skele lon , ar· th: uluting "vith dtfficulty through Its Ilet 1 lh. "but tb y all" rue so fro· flu ently III tho courtroom, \Vh I ' t ho ai r Is alway ' noto riously IJnd ," But who .\' I' t hluks of looltlng at such exhibitions from he fumlly tik J. eton's point of view?

CASCAIU1TS toe .. box for a _ek ·. t","tmell'. all druWat.. DIgg"'1 ""n"r IA the:..orld. Mflfloo boltes .. month.

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tbey poss ss d. But n mon'u!nent to Wlrz; that, Is the limit! I first lool{ed down upon Andl/rson· PoslUvely c Ul'ed b~ ville on th 15th day oC June, 1 64, theae Little Pills. Just as th shades of twlllgllt were T1Jt:y BIRO I'clJe\"e DI.. ~:ov ring tbe misery and sul1'erlhg e n· tJocu (roUl D.!'''p''p ~I .. , In· dured by the 20,000 ll'rlsonars thcn In dlgcetlon nml Too H"arl, that den of Infamy and crime. ' I saw Entlo~. A 'p rfeet rem' Laundry work at bon1e would be ody for' Dlnlou... N u· the emanclated forms, the look of llUe· "ea. Dl'owa loefl8., Bn4 fering and despair In the fac s of the much more slltisfactory IC the right TIl8wln U• . )luuth, Coa'" 'thousands confined there, and my de· Starch were u.sed. 10 ord er to get the ed 'l'oollne. "'alp to tb., spair was almost overpowering, know.· desired sUffness. It Is usually neces· ~====-~-'Sldc, TORPID UYEK. DoWelll. Purell Yelleu.ble. lrig as I did that the lot of those 1 flaw sary to use so much starch that the beauty and nneness ot the fabric Is was to be' my lot. I was captured on tbe night at . ColI! hIdden behind 11 PlUlto of varying Harbor, often c;aUed B.etbesda chw'ch, thickness, which !lot only destroys the on the 1st day oC 'Jun~, 1864. ly r~g' appearance, but also affectS tbe wear· .lmenl was the 36th Wisconsin and Ing qualltr of tbe goods. This trou· my company G. Four companl s of ble can be enUrely overcome by using the reglmen,t, B. E . G. and P., on that Deftance Starch, as It 'can he applied day charged across an open fl eld tor much more thInly because ot its great500 yards In the face of a . wltb r· er strength than other makell. Bulb. Direct from Importers. I.n g flre from the a rtllIery or th~ BI9 Berlin Philanthropy. Save th., Difference HE most beautiful obj ct In thll conf derates, Of the 24 0 men of the More than 50,000 child I' n were Crocus 100 por dozen worlO. It will bo allowed, 19 regime nt who entered th oharge In a abled by the authorities of Berlin Tulips 20C per dozon a bell.uUful woman." Narcll1 us 2.00 p er dOlen -Macaulay.... ahort hour 169 were hit and 38 w re spend this summer on land within IIyacin ths60c lIcr dOlen captured. That night we slept in the ~asy reach of the city limits. They Our Cultural Book- FuJI PlnlltlD • . ' of BulbK-PREIl 011 reQU efl. nobl,c st tlllnlf, .0. womtm per- middle of the road, not far from Me· were assigned plots where th ey could Meier 4: Shoemaker -Lowell.... chanicsvllle, and In the morning wera play and cultivate gardens profitably S,.calDO... St., Cioc\n""U, Obi.. FruIt . Salad. marcl1ed to Allee's station and Inter· with the help or. the ir famllies and tbe Wb1 some cooks wlli lIerve ,the de- viewed by Gen. Hetb, ot the onr d· ad vice of publl~ Instructors. :Jc~ous fruit ' mlxed with 11 musta.rd eracy, as to who ' we were, what " ImPOl18"t to Mothere. salad dressing. Is ./l dlsl!essinr Ques- ''1'egtments we .belonged tq. The North· Eiiamlne carefully ' every bottle of don. '' Carolina '. men who ~aplured us and a saCe and sure remedy for . One caD ' s~rve the cream dressl~gll wbo had us In charge were kind and CASTORIA Infan'ts and children, and see thot It 'or Ii 'slmple Frencb dressing ' ~r may·' . considerate. I remembel' one old ser· B4!us the ,,~ onnalse thul preserving the flll,Yors· ,or gell,n,t, spoke to ,,!S In ~bo\lt the tollow· s'ea.h.,SlenCIl8, Badges. Signature Of~~ the fr~tts:' or course tastes differ, but' ,Ing :.w ay: ' T"lldc hecka, le. Full ';Poor bo1.s, I am sorry ' ~or you. J ID US,e .,For Over :10 Years, , ' ' we need 'educaUQn along ,ju'&t,,· these lIo e stMnl,,\nd I ucilllOQ(la. 'IV B!'flDO flU'thu2 yuurllomeorut· ~ lines. " k!l0~ where you are going. I would Tbe Kind You Have Always Bought. from tll:c Ih,,,. th .. 1Ir'"rp.Ht ~ ',l-J_L,(! , le~ you ~o It 1 C;ould, but I oannot. 1l pbunll ur V,S. w 1I,bo.c. ..~.:. Shape In It. No r did let you go It Is ' ImpOSSible tor Soap Jol.!y, · .." Did she leave ber buslttese. .10 good f u ~o escape" and they wOlild hang shape?" I Flannels lIoaked ,and washed' ,In ' STIRCa-:-~:eO~~~~: me.'" . ter soap," jeJlY fs used tn aJ'esoti. -..t1rer .tar~l.e8 on I,. 12 OUDC..... AIDO prine .all· "No; I3be 'couldn't. , There Is no ··DIIFIAHC." Tl)e next !lay, we 'were marcbed to 111 wasbed. alld It take,a Jmt ,half the IS SUPERIOR QUALITV.. In ~er buslnes!!. She's a fash· tline; fot ' dle1i ' wal\htng, It ,I~ . uDsur· Rlo~mpndl anl,l er,8'long 'tl,le . little sign shape lonatile dr e8smak~r~" . _. U., .CINCINNATI, NO. 39-1909. - .. ___ ,....:.._ __ _ __ _ _ __ --" W _ . _N Pllssed .and for baby. napkins ~h'e which stood out }rom the corner of a statns " dlsap·p ear wltbout rubbing If building and upon whlcb ,vere. tho 1'01' ,slightly scald,ed. I , US.6 one , cUDtul of words, "Llbby &. Sons, Ship Chandl r9 jelly to one .lnrge boner ot olothes on and Grocers." ACt r a tew days 'hI . wash daY. ao,\l;. o~6jllalt. euplul ~o sQak· ~1\)l>Y we wer$ transferred diagonally t.he clothes In before, to each tub. of across the street to ' Pemberton and wliter. If 0)(1' tollowlng dlreotions ./(re about the 11th of June were plac~d loll owed, one' plIon ot 'soap jelly 'ean board ~he cars with 4,000 'or 5,000 oth· be made for ton cents, and ', oDce . ers, ,gathered ftom th battlefields o( the je\1Y pot will. never be allowell' to the ·Wtldernells camvalgn, anti were be e)ri,Pty. '.,' ,. ·800n en ·roule' to Andersonville, where . To two bars of, famtly soap, c;hlp-ped we artlved on the evening ,of the ' 15th. fine. add 3% /tuaits of boiling water; On'·lbe mor,n lng of the 16th we wert' let simmer on back ot stove uo.tu soap squadded and driven inl1Jde tbe stoclt, Is cintlrely dissolved; set · outsldo to ade. Tlie detachment that I was 0 cool, and when ' coOl enough ,to ' hold part of was the 82i1. . As you wJll re· "your finger in comfortably . add·' one mcmber, the stockade at that time big oo1ree cullful ,of gasoillie and 'stir: contained. about 1'1 acres, ' and waa "'ell. l;Ie.t aelde and u' ' 12 bours It nearly ,'I n square form. There were will ,have se~ and the reeult la, one more . than '1,500· men upon each acre a gallon · cif white 'I!9QP jelly that keeplI of habitable land. I remembe r the the , hand1J:,soft ' ~nd i white a~d 'Ughtens llJ'st nfsht, when I sought a plac.e to your ' CllI.ll,y ~o~k. ' . lie down on the earth. I was driven Register for a fre~ homestead October 4th to 2 3rd .' ' from one pl~ce to another by tholle The Commissioner of the General Land Office at , who had ' previously l)re·empted thnt Washington has designated . 8pOt, and ffnally (aund a place to sleep among the ' Plymoutb pllgrlmA. . In a rew daYII ·the s tockade was en· larged ,by extepdlng 'It towardjJ tho .north a nd fen' acres' ndded. We were as r~gistration :points. These cities are rea~hed best then placed In '\bo northeast porUon by ,the., Iowa Centr~lRy. and of the ' Btockade" ~ci ·our d.8tachmel1t ,nnd . 90'l! callild the roll ju~~ ollpqll,i to the third g\Jdrd' post on the east :sll'(e, ,;count.lng., (r0Ip ~b.~ .'~orJ)least"' 'corner. B~au ,'i~' th~ Gateway to , tile Res'~rv~tiori ~nd ' Th re we· lived limtll the :lOth day 01 thf! only 'J;"~gistratjon point' wnere. the lands can' be seen"';' Septenibe)., .1$6:4, and lD common 'W1't h t1!e 'Teat: .m,IHorlty 'O( i>rlso~ers: ~er:!3 from the to\vtl. , ., '. " rC)mC)v~d- ' " from ,;. Andersonvllle. -The ., :Flie~' c~4htr~ ,is 'fertile/and 'we~r wa~ered-th~ .: e q\i~· l · .lIulw JhaJ t belonge~ ' to Was t 1~ r:esp'~.ct~ 9£ land a , few ··mJl~s · east that sells..£or ""Iplliun of • Cl\lptul,-o~ nut meais\ .Iept;tq J;I~vAnnl!~' wMr~ . ~e '..' ,>'·n n."n .... ,". · are.~ fmprovemetlt;:.,:. .; , . ,two ~y~6kS, ;,and, then . '25.,0 0 p~r .a.c~e. , . ' , , : ~ " .' . 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He then croslled the . S •• kt\tchewan ~lver to the ~outh tOWD, or BatUe~ord proper, ,and cqDtlnue. hili report: " "ConditIons around the old town ate Q& good If npt. bet.' ter. than otholle to the north, river. ' ThIs dllftrlct' baa much the belt wb·e a( ' crop , pJ1)!Jpec( of an; I <bave ' Inspected thIs year" 'conalc1~riBg lIample and 'ytel". . The wea~b· (Or conditions ,for ' the whole seallon have been rdeal and the result ·ls ~bt mIght eastl7 be 't ermed' a bum~er crop. sample sh~af brought In ttopl the Of G~orge ThJ~ott "u ,Hown to ' ¥l'e "'Iblc~.' l\PO~~ fO,r 'lt1jelf~ :. .Thrs farmer ,. I. 'sal II to have sixty acrel wh~ch ~111 YI~ld t . '. ·bu~bels . pel' Bore. In' IItating ano average for the d18' tflc~. of e~uth ~atuefori,l .1 would that .the wbellt wUl yteld 36 bUshels per , ~cre: ' ·~litj' Qat8 Will' Yle~d about 46 and barle,. 85 busbels per acre." ~ ~orreIlPoDc,.te~t !Jummtttg' up a trip , the Canl(dlan Nortb'ern Rallwa,.. Dal,lpb,n to.'Batt~eford ; oys: l ,tusp,ectetl the crops In the va-

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Come To This Store For Your

FALL SUIT You can po itively sava from one fourth to one third on every garment-and these are the latest creations of the world's best makers of woman s attire. Ladies' Suits, loaks, .Fur, 05tume', Dresses,' Waists, Gloves. Hosiery, Underwear, kh:ts, Ostrich and Willow Plumes, Neckwear, Furnishings and N oti911S.

Men's and Young ~en's Fall Suits'

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Uro r 'I u ver of ~eniCt, tl bom ~tlt{lrUtLY Bud 'uu(luy , . lrl:! .l oho Hegllle, of N wtonvllle, i VI itiug Mr. IIUU Mr , Allen Kibler, M! "s Lnoile Norton pent Thurs. dl~v nftemoon with til MlsSflS Ed. wards nt 1i'1lLtFork. Zq t ll Armltug~ WtlS In Lobunou ljlltllrdtty night. Mrs, 1::1 B Wilson, of Spriogbol', vi It cll"ellltivHsneur lIll'f~ IR tlt week . ve r!ll from b tl l"e II thmu d ' the f>tir lu ~t week , 'I'he C, E. bu in est! meetiul,! will be held ut, the hom e f MillS Ghtdys ~ p Door ::laturtlny night. l\iiRS Lenn. Myel' entertained the Mi~8a Lucile Mil, on tLlld Luoile Nor. ton , nnr l H Hnry Well ljltturduy evening

Alt', Bnd Mrs, Wt'b. ter Williams wer in L btwoll ::lnturdllY and SUll: dllY ,

Spring Valley. Ml'!'l. 'l1.rl Andrew8, of Xenitt, ' wus tbe gue. t ovor '"i.lOdIl.Y of D, W, Alllluoe noel fumily , nnd dtlO 'hter gov r

Mi s B s, iH cart i the ber OOtlSiD, Miss Mido en Mi. Luorl1 Alexundor been in the west for two yenrs re turned b omo atn fday , Will. Alexander n.od wife spent Suoday wft.h relative bere.

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H . B. Heeves, of Riohmolld, Ind., spent 11, few days last week with reI. a,th'es bere . Mr. Benter of R~ohmond, lnd, wa~ the Deat of Mrs. Ettll. Mus Sunday. Mra . •llls. MoIntire and son TheoIi ore visited relatives tn Jamestown last week. The frienl1s of Miss Sarah Haydook gl!ve her a surprise on Friday even· log the ocoo!!ion being her birthdlloY· Mis!! Su.rah Brudford attended the weddiog of u. siflter in Sonth llhurJes too laRt week, A, W, Reeves returned last week from F!orldll j he WllS tdken siok on the trlBn o~mi home Imd has not been well slnce. Quite a number of our people atteuded the surprise on Mr. and Mrs. Matt. Eufnhllrt on Tuestlay of last, week. rbe W OUlen 'tlMi8sionary 80Cliety of the \<'riends ' churoh met lit the home of Mrs: Jesse Iiawkins on l::!tl.turdu.y , 'i'he Masonio Lodge held a dedloa· tion servioe and btLnquet on 'fnesdllY night of lllst week. Or, Barrod, of Culumbns j Mr Hamllto~t of Wash iugton C. B. and ' . D, uhunoellor, of Wilmington, were among thos~ oresent. CIIIS8 No.5 of the Friends' I::i. 8. WIlS entertRig~d. II.t the bome of Mr lI,od Mrs. Geo, Euns on Wednesd"y evening. Earl Rutledge got the leaders in one of his aukl~ en,t lrefy s"ver~ by It corn sled one , day 11\St week.

80 pef cent of all He'a daches, ' Dizziness, :.: Ne,u ralgia ' and ~ervou8 Tr,~uble8 are ;;!' due to Optical Defects, 'a nd ::: disappea~ completely ~~~ .:: .

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the latter bellltf the, moat tllorQUih COUr18 tauaht in any coun· tty on co1't'eCtlug mUllOular and optical dofocY. tbWl giving him ILdvantages 1I0t J>08IIOIIIOO by UllUly • opticians in.OhIo. .

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li'ro;n R v. David H. Moore. D. D., F~er Edi· itor of the Western ChrWltian Advocate. WriU/nl While Atten.ding the General C07JerC'nc cit Chicago that Elected Hi'nL' Bi8hop 0/ the M. E. Ohurch.

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The , Neighburhood ,News , , .

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" . Palmer House; OItieago, Ill .. Juu.o G, 1900, D r.:r. N Hoyt. ". , bear Slr:-GIW1S88 rocelved. Th,OY arebeautllll. Truly YOIl must . ilIlt Olllclrma~llLnll lit ~1nI. Moore's eyOl ntt.er tbl4 g uoral Klill ol'OUce Is" over. , OonllILLly, D. H. Moo~

NEW DlCl'IONARY REVISION

Rem~mJ>er, Gold Baml Coupons with All Purchases

The G. & C. Merriam Company of Read What Rev. A. C. Cris~ Says:, Rev. t. B. C. 'lahr, Pastor Re~pringfield" Mass., h~ve just issued ~~;~!I.~~::'~rx:~~~~; , I l\ave alwa18 ' thought It , formed Cburcb, says: Ii just wh.en a workmlLn doCli Webster's New., International DieIlc.knowledll6 It, ', Ht.vlog, I cheerfully endCiI'lO Dr. Hoyt U II • thJs 6th dlLY ot OctOber, A. D .. i009. mus' courl.eoua'aud accommodat.1ng , ~u­ oOlUleo,da&fon ot .. friend :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::z~ tionary, based on the International tleman. ' , He _ma t.nxJOWl to render hlld been OOnefltte\.l by SA,MUEL UINKLE. ~xecutor. thlLt he Waft to ,visit Ilnl" .• u n _ I18rvloo ILlld does not Imponllue peap" of ]890 and 1900. The revision has Whom ho eX'lLmlnes to purchue gl_ : rltlt. Who h.t.d. dJ1llcUI Announcements been so radical and complete as to to 8ult her, decided to llQ,Ia evidently ta,nUiar wlUt 1.48 requlnl1UlI1n11lg- her eyes. the • UlenlAl or 'hJa protlllllll:ou. 'He " wULln$ constitute a new boo.k: The w.ork (;ba~ hhl work IIhall lI.t t.nd on 11.11 oWn JUBt whnt !i(Itlma to hlLve merit.. My 'fI'l1e aud (la\llJht.er IlUJpect· lUI thOll8 II6lll!lt do Ilot ]1'. B. IIERW 00 ;, a has been in active preparation for ed that their g l _ 'fI'ere not ,t.daplAld to and ~he II t.dllcbe wblcb , uae of g llUl8C8 Ililt suited ' for th office of Treasurer subject t many years, py 'a iarge staff of ex: 'thefr vl810u !ud ,cc:o~lugly wjlre examIned ' by Dr. Hoyt, wbil. tli,tell thelr 11)'81 ' eotLrclr dlsIIPpeared ., I th votel's of Wayne 'Township. Dr:·Hoy to 1I0y: on III '11'11.11 .atlafacto.l'Y l'IlIIull.ll. ' perts, assisted by the contributions . bellovlng that he wUl gl Respectfully of eminent specialists, under the Lalu.. Fresh Oysters Jtelrqnl!,l~ Oburcb. • general upervision .of Dr. W. T. 1899. . That good kind O. J . BURNET isa canditlatefor l' - 'Harris, recent U. S. Commissioner of Solid m.eru 'ure~~o water "Thi$ Is tor;ertlly 'tbat D:".r. N. U:oyt-eJt~ID~, 'tee~ election to the office of Trustee ' sub- EkIucation. The number <>f words and Otted U\y~oYCII ,wltb g . . . . . that I proUOIlDCO '".P.OrtllUt." 1 cia !'tully recomm ud-&h&-do<:tor-t:o- all who aaller tm calc Fancy Cr.an berrieR ject to the voter of Wayne to'wnship. and phrases defined has been great· Oy . or '!roan auy cause need a new eyeaJgbt one ' or Ood'II ' Fancy Cri .B Celery gCOIl\e8t gift. to mati. , Sllu Alaln, _ Iy increased, mainly from the-fresh ,Llier ania . L~nj l-' , J;>I/It9r Ohrl4t1an O\tUrch. Qellter,bUI'lf, Ohio. Fre!lh Crl p rackel's , ~, . B ,-Tbl8 WstlJilonlallB uusollclt.ed. " . coinage of recent years both in pop· fI Olives, H inz Swect Pickles New Hominy , , DAVID EVANS isa candidate for ular speech and in the v1uious arts lIflirlon, Oblo, ' UallltaJ Ulliverilib Next· Sunday July lG, 1900. COlumbus. Ohio, JWle .20.1900 New RoJ\ed Oats , the office o.f Trustee, subject to ,t he and !>ciences. The revival of early I"r "'-... ' Dr. J. iof.,:Ho)'t. ', , T o un New ,Pancake 'Flour ... tom t" ~y ,,,,,.,oont:-, ' "' :Qear~~-.lt «Ivee me 'great p leuure English studies is recogn ized by such Trlln le~ves, Way~~sville 8:28 a. m ' volers of Wayne Township. Thillia to certl,y tbAt Dr• .'1. N. a~yt, 10 tOItlt)'..to t be v~ etroctJye au(1 IldU~ N~wHoney " . , 0HIitClan, hlLll do lie work for me PIlIilOn- teoua tJV.~lneut that lli~ve received t.c an inclusion of ob&1>lete words 9S to a y, also tor tri~ud8, and III oach and .your hlUtcW. The tdlree pain of . 1...,. 'Show White Table Syrup; som egive a key to English Iitel'ature from e\lory case 11118 glvOII Jull prot IOnal that y~U mlMle · tor me aJIIWtIJ' ~ht!1r 8lLtl8fBCHon. I ' ·tbllrefoJ'O nlCOmmenll. - PlIg)Q116 exactly, I £an, and alt.dly do, thing e tra fine-its clear W. S. GRAITAM is acandidat f01', its earliest 'p riod. The title-words luna to IIll whOllO eYIlII nood trelLtIllOll~. '" ~ recommend yOur 'work,. " ,'. , as a (trystal YOurs truly '(iYoun very reIlP8CttullY,. ,; ./' •. t~e office of Tl'uste . subjec t to the in the vocabulary are m,o re ,than " '. ' ,' \ "'i ·'· l!' . W8~ , ;/ ' l~nuik O. WI,tthoff. 'rPiofe.o~ or Theolog 'and oro r:!m . doubled 'in comparison with the old F~esh Kellogs TOl:leted cOl'nflakes' voters of Wayn Township. ·PlI8tor }'I,rst' Reformed burch. ' , "." ,Pre,ld,on,'oaJrLal,UWv"ersl~: Fresh Post ToastieR , ---. -- ' . , International,nowexceeding400,OOO.' . .J Fresh Shreclded,Wheat Bisc uits The number of illust rations is in.:. .Jersey Sweet Potatoe.q cl'easeP 'to over 6000. The bookcon· ,Danish Seed Cabbage , wns more than Z700 pages. But tbe" Yellow Onions , :£he leading photographerof:<-e~ia, publishers desire tOhlphasize the Fancy Irish Mackerel, each ' ' WI)) open a branch ,Gal1e~y In the, quality rather than the' quantity o{ ....~ancy Norivay l\f!lclrerellOc White rooms, on Saturday, Octob~r the wotk, cidling attentidn especially , Paying 24c for Eggs 9th. Be sur and give ~im a call as to the thorl)ugh scolarship 'in de~ " , . Everything Good to Eat at he will surely please you, ts and the fulJr.ess of inr, ' '- -formation underimpOl tant titles-. ' , :' ';1 ', HAD SOCIAL SESSION By ingenious methods of typography Ev~rybo"i:ly. and al'l'angement, the increased ' ' t:T" V~ The Grange had a social . session amount of matter is contained with'. '1:.' 0 ,ft.IIOW OF COITRSE e :, Saturday night. Ice cream, coff e in a sing le volume, not perceptibly -...;.....- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-: and cake were served, ..1 ..,.. larger than its predecessor, and no less c(,lnvenient for the hand and eye. I,

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J o Thom pson was in incinnat i on usilles Thur day.

J ohn mi th 3tld wif wen ' in Day· s t nouin n was a DaytL'T1 vi '. ton Tu .."dIlY. it())" lasl Th Ul'sdn . E. V. Bamhal' t amI' wif ' wel' in Ml's. J if, mith has been vi sit jng Dayton Friday . . l'elutivt!s, in Franklin. Mrs. Marg ret Wier is vis iLing rei. Miss Elhel Williamson p nt " UII· ativ s in Blue Fall. cl ay wi tl'. h I' paren ts here. l'3wf I'd PelTY and falll ily weI' Mis. Ma.ri a st ut. s pent Sat ul'day in Cinci'nllu ti Sunday . and clunday at her hom her. B. S. Howell anp famil y were in Mrf;. A. L. Farr ' is improvimg ' in innali last we k. s mewhat ft' 1m he r lat illness. . Mrs.' ;I~a.,;. C Ol'll -\I and daugh ter • J., T, ;haprnan and wi! a~t od ed Luella weI' ~hollping in Dayton last alul'day. w e k. hoI' e s~l l~ rl1

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Fridayev ning Waynesville H. S. Allie Hoi anu wife, Jesse Thornas cr ed bat. wi t h Lytl l' H .• . uno and J as. Johns and wife took dinner beal them 14 t o H. unday with Lester Kenrick 'a nd - - -family. The Miami w nl to prin g Valley Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Sherwood las t l"1'iday t I ull the thorn out that had been s ticl<ing ther f ot' a couple nteltained at dinner Sunday, Dr. of we ks. Th 'y pulleu that thor.n Thos. Sherwood and Miss Lizzie out completely . and the old sore IS Bailey . healed ov er unti l lh next eason, an~ way . Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Thomas :rh. boys pl~y. J a nice ~ame, the ntertained at dinner last unduy. Pltch~ng o~ W~\IlaIl1S ,n ~ell1g on t.he Silas Sur~'lCt! antI .wife, of Pekin, and s~pel u · 01l1 ~1. It took leven 111- .John WhItaker. Wife and son, Harold. nmgs to deCIde the conle. t, which Frank hidaker and son of Har- Waynesvil,lefinally landed by the ~ey b~l'g, were Cincinn'att visitol's core of 8 to 6. Sherman Dyke and wife enter'taipSunday. Captain Thompson surely earned ,ed very pleasantly at dinner Sundav. ' . Mrs . Co bu1'I1 . of Zanesville, is the a run, Wh.en h e m~de a si ngl e, stOle , the following: Eli Burnett and Mfe, g uest of h I' sister, Mr. harles second and then thlrd and came borne C. A. Burnett and family, D. L. Hawke. while Walton was winding up, and Crane and family. and Mr. Walter caring him so badly h just held the Burnett. . and wife, f NOI·· ball. . of Mrs. ynthia . Herbe-.t EdwardH, the demon batMr. an~ Mrs. H. A.' Cornell enterter, made four hi wit\.1 foul' times tained at Sunday' dinner, ·Mr. and Mrs .. Hatv y Burn l and daughter up- a tlnee-bagger, two doublcsand Mrs. Wm. Thompson, of Manitou, spent Tuesday with 1'. Hathaway a single. Colo., Nathan Jones and wife, Henry . The' last half of ,the ll'th was decid- Prater and wife, W. E.~,CorneU and ,and wii . Mi . Lena Robertson, Mononga- ed by a double and a home ru~. family, Chas. Cornell and wife, Miss h la ity, Pa. i' the guest. of M iss Manager .Thomp on says lus boy~ Luella Cornell and Mr. Har~y Prliter. Wilmifred Mac'y. are t~e g~eatest ever, and what they' played thl,S y~ar was good ball. Lou Woolley and son,' of Xenia, .. One of the most enjoyable events were gUI!~t.g of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. C. T. U. MEETING of the sea.'J~n was a p"rty ~ve.o by Henderson Sunday. l'Miss Lucile Cornell -at bel' pleasant \. ~.; . ' Th~ W. C.T.U.meta.tthehome 1country borne last FridaY ,evening. : lit Sawd~n and Wife, of.Aurora of Mrs. J. A. Funkey lait. Friday Dancing and gamea were indulged

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'Tery proud, for I thoug'ht 1 ".. juat u good a man .. anyone, ,. 'Thl. fellow ..nIl scare the eaoWI fast enough,' aaJd the, rarmer;' 'b. looks 1UIt Hke a man: "' Wb y, be I.. a man: Bald the oUl. cr , and I Quit_ '.Breed with blm. T b farmer carried Ole UDder hJe a rm to tho cornfield, and lie t me up on n taU stick, wbere YOU found me , H an d hIs friend oon a t tor wal kei1 awa y nn I ft Ille alone. " I did not li ke to be dellerted th Is way; a I ttl d to walk a ft e r tbem, bu t m }' feet would not toucb t h g rollnd , and 1 was tore d to stay on that pole, It waa a Ion Iy nre to lea d, tor 1 had notb lng to think or, ha vln(: be n marie such II. lillie while b Core, Many row s lind oth.e r birds fI w lnto the cornn .ld , but IU soon a th ey SIl W me thpy fi \'t away agaI n, thi nking I waa n MUllc h, kIn: and this leBsed me and madl' m fe I that 1 was ~ulte an Im\Jortanl Il n on, By and by an old crow n IV ne ar me. anrl after looking a t Ttl careful!' he p rchetl upo'n my s haul · tier nnd saM : .. '{ wonder If tha t farme r thougllt to foo l OIl? In tbls clumsy manne r. An)' crow or 8E' nSI1 could see that you nre on ly sluD'd wIth Itraw,' Then bo hopped dow n at m)' fee t · and a ta aU the orn he wanted. Tbe otb r bIrd!;, seeln&, he wall no t har m d by m~ , came to eat I he corn. t oo. so lu a abort tim"! t hl? re was a great fl ock of them about ree. " I re lt 511.d at thIs, for It llliolud I W&8 not slIch 1\ good Scarecrow a fte r all ; but the old crow comforted m¥, arlng : 'If rou only had bralus In your head yo u would be u good a man as a ny or tb rn, and a bette r man milo som or them, BraIn s a re the onl,things worlh bavlng In this worl d, no ma tter' wbether one la Ii c row 01'. • mall .' , " ft r the crows bad gone 1 tbought thIs over, a nd decIde d 1 would try liard to ge t some brains, By good luck, yon came along and pulled me olr the Slake, and from ,,'hat you say I am sure t he great Os will «Ive me brains Ill! aoon as we cet to the Emerald City:' "I hope .0," laid Dorothy, earn Illy, "llnce YOIl seem anxioul to bue them." "Ob, yes; I am al1xJou .... returDed the Scarecrow, '1t II luch an unCOlJl' fortable feeling to Iulow one' III a foot" "Well.." eald the Sirl, '1et us go," A,Dd Ih't handed the buket to til. Scarecrow, Tb ere were no f ences a:t & II b ,. ." Ule roadside now. and the land was rouab and untmed. .To .....ard. eveninl they came to a ...-eat. D.' toreat. where tho trees grew 110 bll and cloae to,etber that their branChes met over the road of yellow brick. It was almQllt. dull 08der the treel, tor the branch.. abut out the darUght ·, but the travelers did not stop, and went on Into the forellt. . ' "U this "road goe. Ill. It Illust ,'come b out," laid the Scarecrow. and, as t e t~1t

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Dachlhund II the MOlt Poplilar VOIr'· ety, t,he Engl.!lh Dundog De· lng Second, ChoIce, TI 'du chsh und is th f~vorll dog In C 'rmn li Y, and a v I'y 1111 ,ful and III aSllnt t,rn llunlou he I! omlS to be. TlJo E ngll!< h hu llllog is II. gooli s and l:1 popu lurlty. a nd the UN!.r r h.e Is to /Jur l' IIn dunl poluts tho b He r lie Is liked . '1'11 0 fox t ord r " (II'les I\. good d nl lu size Ulld murklng nnd Is c.vl· d nil ' 1I0t 8 0 we ll kno wn in G r ma ny a8 he II M'I'I'I!:1 to boo Th !tIdies III re are 118 fond or I he ir Iltlll' PU lO S a ud tb II' King C' LIIlrl s ' S a~ are th oll' E nglls b s Is· l ' l'l< of th e ir p,t dogs at bome, SOIll fl' II' dugs In the str l1! are harm.s!! ' d to fO llr wh(' I d tru ' ks , 1' 6 111111\' II I1IUII Hlld a dug !lull. Th wcJrk ' ;ee lJ1I't1 11)11 h - OI l ')' lind 'Xhuusl, Ing fo l' lll l' £lilli S , wh l 'h at'tl g nerally 1I101I 1l 1'f' 1<I IJr tll' I1Ilstlff t y pe, 'rh y Illuk In fili I' t'nl1tlitlu n nn tl UI'f' 1I 0t l1\ Ir, 'alpl\ - Fa rlll IIlIll Iloml',

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H,o w to Prun e Fruit Trees. Fruit trees may judiciously ' be pruned the whole year around, but tbe ti me w hen the work can be most eas· Ily done commences with the drop· ping ot the leaves In the fall and ends wi th t he appearance ot tbe new grow,th in spring, writes Gerbard .Kol· llgs In Garden Magazine. Tools for pruning season - prunIng scissors. prun Ing s aw, knife, and, for tall trees, Lbe long·bandled llrunlng hook-must be kept sharp and tbe SCissors and hOOk also lubricated. Besides these tools It Is desIrable to bave a threeegged stepladder, whlc~ l8 especially constructed (or orchard use. Before starting to prune, consIder what yon are ' going to do, Take a good look at tbe tree about to b pruned and make your planll. The actual work commencel on the ground, Water shoots Iprlnging from tht' ground sbould not be cut: off, merelyon the level with the ground'. Bur· tace-dlg down to the orlglll of them and cut close to the root or strun, or wherever 't hey may spring from. This done, remove or mend all broken b~cbes . ' Always aim to. C10S6 up em{>ty spaces caused by broken limbs, YOll may do this by bending and ty ing certain limbs, or b)n· couragfng the growth of nelghborIng

Then tbe tree may ItHl have toe many branche s, In removing them. avoid cutting enUre branches origin· atlng directly {rom the trunk, which would make large woundl. By not healing over Quickly thele wot1nds would eventually makel boles In the trunk. Of cout'1le 8Uth braD~hes ought to have come oU while the tree wa s ,oun.g , but now It ill too late. Be satisfied, therefore, witb tblnnlng out the smaller brancbel, taking care that all' and U,bt can sumclently pan· euate to aU parte of the tree and that fruit bud development 1. en· couraged on PlU'ts blch, in the cO.m' 1ng summer and fall, wtU be ab~e to support the weight of the rfult. AU thia havlna been done, il wUl nevertheless " be important to pick Ol-er the !tult after it baa fairly well formed. Break out all the smaH and unslgbtly fruit; it is certainly, more profitable, be it trom tbe ~mmercal standpoint or slmPQr tor home use, to .have one big, juicy, well·formed., weU-(!olored and wen·rlpened apple tban tour or five smaU, unsightly and unsavory ones,

After a fe w hourll the road began to be rougb , and the walking ~.w so dlmcult that t he Scr&recrow ofte n stumbled o~er the rellow brick, wblch were here ve ry uneven , Sometimes. indeed, they 'I" re ' broken or mlasl~ 1 th . I b I th t T t a toge er, teav Oi' 0 ell a 0 0 jumped acro •• and Dorothy walked around, A. tor the Scarecrow, hayLDg DO braJna be walked .tTal,bt ahead, alld so stepped Into the bolel and tllll ' at foll length on the hard brlckll: .It never burt hJm. however, and Dorothy would pick hlm up and let hIm upon bJ f t • ... 1 -hJle be J'olned her'I I beel .... _n:,,,:' t hl lah'" aug ng m.rr......... I own map. Tb.e 1m -ere not near'so -eU uor S .. IZ" cared for here . . the,. were farther back. There Were fewer house& and fewer fruit tree., and' the ,f arther they ;rent the more cH.mal and ion.lome the country became. At noon they I18.t down beside Ole roadside, near a Ut~I b rOOk, and DorOo tby openel1 ber basket and got out some bread. Sbe oUe red a . piece to' . the Scarecrow. but he refused , . .'1 am n~ver hungry," he s aid ; "and It Is a lucky thing I am not. For my mou th Is only painted, and If I should Walk around the tree and sbort. cut a hole In It so J couJd eat. the en last year' w th on the lower straw I am stulred with would come branches about oue-thlrd. always aim. Thoae.Who 11ae A.raenate ~ Lead Cae Too Mach at a Time IU:\d out and that would spall the shape of lng toward giving a olrcular shape to 17l111aUy Spra;:.y Too Of. . . m)" head," the whole tree. Take the step ladder Dorothy aaw at once that thll wa. and agatn iO aroUDd the tree, trim· true, so sbe only nodded aDd we nt on mlng last year'. growt~ higher up but It is very desirable to grow apple! eating ber bread, some what shorter tban on tbe lower fr ee from ,worms: The codling motll "Tell me so!Ue thlng nbout yourself. bran b~. So continue t~ th:e I top Is the insj!ct that lays Ule eggs in tbe and the CO\Ultry yon came (rom," said ·of tbe tree , gOing around it se veral blossoms tram ' wblch tbe worms are the Scarecrow wbeo sbe had finl sbed titoes until, when finisbed, the tTee , ArsenIcal polson sprayed or; her dinner. S~ she told him all about presents an almost. gJpbular shape. the 1.Jl08soms Js eaten by the younr KansM. and bow gray vemhlng was the top brancbes being Iiliortened te codling moth worms and they dIe be tbere, and how .the cycMne bad carrIed less than a Quarter' of 'theIr previous for doing any damage. • I ber to t his Queer Jand of Oz, ' The' year's growth .. Never attempt 'to sa'V e A creat many fruit growers do' nol Scarecrow Ullt.ened care fully, alld said : time by pruning the entire i)eight of spray. at ail for the codling motb. I " I cannot understand . wby you the tree on one ' side; If you ,do this h08 been found, however, ' by ezpe should wlsb to leav thIs be!,uUtul y,o u win certainly give t}je ,tree iln rlence tllIlt ' thOtle 'wbo 'do spray witb country and go back to the dry, .-ray ugly sbape. Tbe higher up you go, ars enate of lead use too sltong a solu place 'you call Kanau." the oftener will 1t be neces ary to ·Uon, apply too mueb at a tllne an~ "Tbat Is becaWle YOU have no cut out, of two or th,ree . branchleta, u.sually spray too often. FoUr wund, bi ains," answered t he girl. " No ma~· The Soarecrow Looked at Het R. one or e ven two, In this caae cut out of arsenate of lead to 100 gallons , 0 ter bow dreary and gray our bomM proachfully. . the weakel' ones or ,tboae ' growing to water make an amply 8trong solution' are, we people ot I.\elh and blood Emerald Clty Is at tbe other en. or the Inside of the J:ree,' proY1ded the polson II would rather live tbere than In any tbe road, we must go wherev8J' it . ate not n ecesll'ary to fill empty spaces. an actual detriment andwaate, ' oth .. r count n ', be It ever s o beautiful. leads lli.," Tbls is the priming or an ' orchard The apple tree does not ·h ave to bl T here il no Illace Uke home," "Any, one would know tllat." laId tree. wblch bas been at~ended .t o . reg· 80ill~ed with the pOison mixture to kll' The Scarecrow slgbed. Dorotby. ularly e,;e ry year. It Is more dlfficult the larvae ' of the moth, The minot "Ot course I annot underst and It," "Certainly; that Is wby r know ft," to prune a tree which has been ne,,· est drops of. the lIquJd ,on the caly) he lIald. " It your heads were stulfed returned the Scarecro\\', " It It re- lect ed for two or more years, and It of each blossom' 'wIU effectually do wi th IItrsw, like m Ine, yon would prob- Quired brains to fig ure It out, I never Is very dlmcult to brlug an uJ1.shapely the work. The llneueas of tbe spra, ably a ll Ill'a In tbe beautiful places, sbould have saId It. " tree to a present.able appearance. Js·no ,more importan~e than tbe quantand tJlen Kansas "'ould 'ha ve nO .Deollle After an hour or 110 the Iigbt !aded Trees allowed to grow' ad llbltum for Ity used. Each blossom shoud rea t all. It ts fort unate tor KanslU that away, and they found themselves two or more years will 80llletmes celve a little, Some In spraying apply stumbling along In the darkness. ~or· neeq heaVY cutting back. The more so much of the liquId tbat It rUDIi you havo brains." "Woo't vou t ell me a Itory, ""blle oth, could not see at all, but Toto stTalgllng and l.rre.g ular the growth down the brancb,es and triibka to the we a re resti ng ?" u.sked be cblld. could, for seme dogs see very well In and the ,more slender and numerous roots of the trees, where it dQel! Tb S 8[,C row looked at her ~ lhe dark ; a nd the Bcar crow de- tbe branobes, the more beavily the injury. pronohfuUy, a nd answered : clare d be could see as well as by day, tree has to be i>runed, ' In most cases two or three poundl "M " kno\\llC~ has been so ahort 0 she took bold of hIs arm , aDd man· t It I s no t s d.... ...... lIons 0 .1 cr wbate renil,': no t bln n'r, that I walI Ou stoDe fru Itrees "S·. ot arsen.ate ot lead , to InO Of .... '" s .... ed to get slong faIrly we U, able to aut back to ' tIle old wlod and water makes a Bolutlon strong enougb ooly made day before yesterday. What " It you see any house, or any place this should never be done except In to destroy 1\11 ot the worms It applied hftppp nedall Inun kllo t he wn world beCore t bat " ' here ..... e can pas s the nlght," she the case o.f a b roen k b U Two spra I..in .......w at Urns Is to mc. Luckily, .II m. sue h Is in tbe right wa". I . . 'the rlgbt time lu'e sumclent. and I whe n the fnrm e r ma'd my bead, one said , "you must tell me; for il 18 v ry t".. e case, b e su r e the wound )'S closed ~ uncomforta ble the walking 1:0' row the dark." oC tb e flrs.l th lnge he did was to paint Soon attAr Sc' a-c stopped.', VI' I't h pa In t·, wax or tar . 0 n apnl "ea ....v r saving ot material. and labor•.' The ~ ", InJ u ry to tbe general noUon that. lU'8enlcnl polsOIl pears you may• n'lthout .,{ m v ears, so lhnt I beard vrhll.l was po. ·o n. There was anothe r MunchkIn .. "I see a little cottage at lhov r Ight tree (p Ird d tt I attended ' to r egU· on tbe L-..·-k and hr·a nches of trees l_• Ing ov es 'CUll. . .. tb e g rwtb Is a mis' take , On the othel wl tb hi m, anrt t h ~ first th ing 1 heard of us," he said , "bUilt of logs and larly a ft erward) • cu t Ou o . ,b"'neficlal . W 8S :he for mer s8."lng : branches. Shall we go there?" ot sel'eral seasons, but .always see ' hane(. the'y do polst1ve , lnjury, and ·'Yes. indeed," answe red the child, that you ct,i t a'b ove d or~au " ... t b ud' s, Dor- . man" tbus treated cUe from pol'" .. 'H al" do VOII liJke those ears:" ;r tree" 0 ... " b f ' I· ... "'The " nr~n't st raight,' ans\\' red "I am all Ured out," m8nt buds, s '1tuated , . at1 th ease 0 . 00 ng. , a the Scarecrow led her through • th ft "ft-o) th Olhnr. eacb year s grow . ' are 0 en UIU" Y ~ t he trees until tbey reacbed tbe cot. b th t uJt b ~ .. 'Kev r m Ind,' sald t he farm r; noticeable, A ove , em r , OuB Let 89i1 Crult. 'they 8. e rs just the . ~m e,' whlcb ta..r;e. and Dorothr entered a.nd ,found 'may have 'formed . very conspIcuously. w as e':oUgh. a bed of dried l ea\'el In one com,er, 'tt: seems 's pity cut them away. but " !II ow I'll mllke the ey s,' said tbe She lay down at o~ce. and with Toto· what good would they doT "They wlll Carol 'r.. So he painted m y rIght eye, Thebsldse ber, lloou fe llil In:o a SnO und stlleePd' only produc,os smalI "frult. or, . by the re d amoun . t ,' of 'tLe .... ced :lnd ns !!oon Ils' l was finish ed 1 tound t e d careerow, in t hw 0 "'as e'7er 'd ait , n fr.'"ult p_ .•.V\O" , 'If I kl t II d t ry 800 UI) , 1UJ0 er cQrner an • e break the branch'as 'whfah aJ;e ,' tw DlY SE.> 00 ng a . 1 m It,n a e ve . patiently <lnW D,lOrnlng came. ' k <c ' 8U~POrt ."'e -elg·ht. '~... thin~ round me with a grea t d a1 of ' (TO BE; ON'I'INUEO) !,Ve8 • •0 ~ .. ......,. • curiosity. tor t.hls was my finn glimpse ' ' . Coll.fn?ri.ted "ttl) A )tr.~e o~t pI of t.he world, ' ,, ~t t~e MUleum • . , of"tQQ ,t.h\Ck, a gr.o wtb, remov~ l , ''I' tln t's a rath r pretty eye: te'·On.tbls platform, ladj~s and l'elltS: tb~ b,apc~~ . \groW~Jlg" tp . the.:'lnsfde' mark d the M'lnQbk ln who was watcb· . said th~ ' lecturer• . ·'yC?U lI~o ' ru~ a~d ' e~en~ to. ~ opl!o.tte a!d~ of I~e lug tbe farmer; 'blue paint Is just the , Pankey, the lerles .. wonde~! l)r' bomall tree, ]1Ill8;SS by ,reaDo"'"g them color for eyes.' . , ', .' s tump, who . 'a& !'ed.u~ed te ~he (:ondl- ,c auie o~ ,open IJ~. Bu~ aucb ,_ . .. '1· think l' I rna~e the other ~ l~ttle , Uon . 1~ .",'WCh, )'Olf behol,d JU.m~ b,. .. .t>'raDC}1i ~vlll&- b!!en allolYed. 'to ; g'r()w bigger,' said the futller; I\I).d when, th.e ' sbark I,n ,~he. ~djan ,. ocea~ .1:' ,.~, l.rOm· ODe .tde 'or a . fi'8tl to the other. second- eye ~as don~ [could. lee muab ago~ Sig. PAnkey: as, you see, ,.h aa nil beltor t hn before; Then he m'ade Ill);' r legs whatever. and hi. prtnelpat an~ . nose and -my mouth. but .1. Wd no~ oul)' ~\ip;atI:uD J;low~a7i, ladlel : and speak, because at.: that. time . 1 dldn', Beni». I• . eatfn" hI'. Il,.a d 0," J>roCtied. Ilnow ",hat a mouth ,w... fc)r: I had Iq to ~e n~t platform, I call 70ur the. fun or watohlng tliem make my ' a~en~on 10 th.e . Ec7PUan . mWDlb7.. t'.......1rth body and. my ,arm. .aud lep; 1Ul!l wbell l"lI~d to. be tha& of ........ tIat ~. faateDed OIl ID~ head. at 1 .U reaL .

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"Abou t fift oen or elgbl~n yoars ago czerna develolled on top of my hand. It 'burned and Itched BOo muab that J was compolled to show It to a doclor. H e pronounced it ringworm. Art r t rying Ills dl tte rent r emedl s the dIsease increased and went up my armS and to my legs and finnllyon my tace. The bumlng was somelhLDg terri hIe. I went to another doct9r who had Ibe reputaUon of being the best In town, Hs told me it WIUI eczema. His medicine checked the advance ot tbe disease, but no further. I finally concluded to try tbe Cuticura Reme- . dies and tound rellet In ' the llrst trial. I continued until I waa completely cured from tbo dIsease. and 1 bave not been troubled since. C, Burkhart. 236 W. Market St.. Chambersburg. Pa.. S(jpt, 19. 1908." Potl,'"

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R,eallstic MinIature of tile Real Thing , on Roof In Tenement Region 11'1 New York C~ty, ' IV Vorlc- Rev. "aOb" Davis <)f tile Brlcl, Presbyterian hu.r cll ot t his city aJ>sisted by s' doz n allege m n° an~ sel'erai colle,g girls, h-ltve started a mlnlatur oney ]slaud In Ihe midst ot " H II 's Kit ben" in Uan· hattan . ThI s oa Is Is slt ual d on tbe roof of Christ Churcb 1\Iemorial bllildlng and covel'S, with lhe neighboring roofs about Jlalf an acre. Swings, shoot the chutl}$, rocking and swinging Jl01'se8, sand, teeters al'e all there on a smn ll scale, In tact, nil oney I land except th e seu. . "Wh n summel' comes." Mr, Da'v ls sald, "settIen'eut workers usually

It Is ,U cOlomon a lin n (! nowa· days to bear a man remark wltl\ dis· gust; " It is bnllosslble to have good painting done tbese days; elth r the paint Is not gOod or there 81' no good paint r R." This, howovel', is lIot true, Thero il3 good paint, and III I' are good painters. But tbe qUe!ltlon Is, ,.".,.~~--.......---~--~~"-rmrl~g1n them togeth el'. One CllDnot E'xpect a sntlsfactory DREAM OF DEATH FULFILLED paintin g job without pUl'e while I ad. Th r Is a way to make aure YOIl are Interesting Story of Veteran in Indl· getting pur white lead wi~hout t st· ana State Soldiers' Home-A ing It. See that the keg beMs Nu· Remarkable Coincidence. Uounl Lend Company's faDiou s Dull',h Boy Pai nter trnd emnl'k, whi b Is a Is the ru ture ever unf Illed to Ull posi Uv e gllaruutce of purity, n oweve,.. In our dreams? Afler every catns· anyone eRn test whit lead, National troph In tb world tb or o al'9 hun· Lead bmpnny, lO O:! Trinity Bldg., dreds of reports of persons IA\'lng TO W York Ci lY, wlll 8entl YOII a load fore told Stich a. happeni ng as the ..... l<!slel' and painter'S ulOt, onslating Bult of dreams, of boole at color s~ b e m es , speol fioa· That It Is po ss lbl~ ' 01' one to ha\'o tlons, etc" upon request, some warning of a Cutul'e ev nt In hi. life most P ople will den,. out the fac t Ring of Chineso "Grafters," remains that some r emarkabl e colnol· Prince hiDg, h ad of the fOI' I;' ign dences are on I·ecord. An Inlllresting dC'J1nrltu lit o( the hinese govern· case of 11 dream of dea tb beIng rul· 111 nt, if; IJictllred ns an ml ncI\t 0 1'1 · filled Is told by H. C. Bnrne!l, " ' et· e l,tal grafte r lJY th e l' ki ng corre· oran now residing In tile 8tt ta f ol· Sf (lndent of til ' Lundon Times, who dIers' bome at Lnfnye Ue, I nd. 'MI'. writes: "Slnce til down fall of Yuan Barn s' slory follows: Rhlh·knl the Wal·wu·pu (foreIgn of· "When dnyllght daw ned on ,Tunu 27, fi cu) ltas relnpsetl intu Its fOrllll'1' tale J 864 , Sherman's army lay r.11eltcred of In capacity, and fo\' th is PC'in '\.' behind hastily prepared eal'thwork s at Ching Is to bl ame. Amlnul e but. cor· rupt, h o bas stood fOl' n generation for th base of Kenesaw mountain. "About eight o'clock or thl, ber\ Il U, nil t!la t Is worst In hrnese official· ful summ l' day Harrow's diVis ion, of twm. An stories at his rapu Ity, his which our l' glment formeci 0. part, greed, his ullscrupulous sales of office, was ordered to fall In with gun, can· his Indiffer nce to til affa irs of stale, teen and well·fllled cnrlrldgt) boxes, His wealth Is normous, yet no gen· erous 01' cbaritable nction has ever All knew what th ese ord rs meantthe ordeal or battle was to 110 met. been recorded In hi ll favOl', Every new With promptness th~ men r esponded minister In every office of emolument to· the call and within a few moments has to pay 1,1m taU ." we were standing In line behind the Puzzle for the Girls. Intrencbm nt. Ev ry Instructor at ballta\ltJua Is "As we stood drawn up in line of batUe awaiting the com mand to movo requIred to fill alit a paller answer· a nUUlbel' of necessary and un· forward and assault the enemy's al· Ing qu soons. On year there most Impl'egnable pOSition upon lhe necessary l as a remarllably hand some male mountain's top oll.r nttentlon was member of th fnclllty In whom all called to a comrade wbose elbow was the girl stlld nc s were much Intercst· In touch with that of the Wl'itp.r. While ed. "Is h mal'rled or unmalTl d 1" outw rdly calm the man seemed to be became flO alJ·absorlJ lng cJ ~ l es lion. undergoing some gl'ef\t mental disturb· Finally BOLDe or them had til cou rage anCE! and sulfering with a fever ot to npproa h the olleg SEccretary and suppressed excltcmllnt-a. ondltlon asle If tbe fll s might be lool(ed over. quite torelgn to his well·known cllar· 'And then the hnnrlsome pl'of 8S01'; an· acterlstics. He was cast In a dllferent ticlpating sOme sllch Jnv s tlgauou Ilad mold trom the avel'age soldi er, {or he I'ecorded his matrimonial pl'et nalons WBS , alway~ llght·hearted, good·na· as foll()ws: "(ar~l ed or slngle 7tured and easy·golng, abounding lU Yes." energy and grit. When milled In R 200\11111' man.ner by those neal' him :uo Mars the . Next Field. There are many who wUl pnrt tram the north pole w,lth regret. All tbelr IIYes It has seemed the one unconquer· nble salleut of nature'lI', fortress, the " ry synonym of th Impossible goal of human endeavor. With the pole itself succumbing, the world Is no longer the same, and everything seems within the realm of mortal achieve· ment. We must now tllink ot talk· Ing with Mars with more r p.spect. 'rhe prorel\sor's mIrrors may vrove Ilny day a reality.

been brought ' to my notice and will circle: "Home And home life must nevel soon be In selUlon now. In the coun· try, where 'leaves remain muoh longer become commonplace. The little SUl' on tpe trees than In the city, a hostes8 prlses, the remembrance of the birt.h· noted tor her original tdeas, ooncel ved day, the unexpected treat, the pleas· the Idea of turning the clearing of her ure earned tor one by the sacl'lllce 01 \nl'ge lawn of the autumn leaves into another-nIl these belong under our a frolic. ' _ head of spir~tual exercises. Nor if Over the t elephone tnvltaUons wellt there any scene of our life which so out to six congenJal couples, all good demands " such. exercise as this fa· friends, to come' the following Satur· ,mlllar scene of home, wblch has 'to be day attired In warm clothes, with reset every day. MADAME tERRI, heavy gloves. Partners were chosen (Copyright, 1909.) by rakes tied with ribbons. two of aa()b color. 'fhen work bsgan, After eaeh couple had a. 'blg pile the hostess POINTS ON AUTUMN MILLINERY aslced that 3. specl:nen ot each variety at leuf be brought tnto the llouse. Some Flta·ture. That Are . Dlltlnctl) New Wlil Mark the Headgear of 'f ilen there was an Impromptu contest the Coming Season. to !lee who could name the most varieties. A picnic luncheon WIlS served Chenille Is very prominent and and great bOI\fires of the leaves were shown In exglulte colors of velvety built atter da~k. Afterwards all gathered round the softness. Often it Is Interwoven with 1ireplace, told atorles, roasted apples silk brald, forming crown l)lateaux nd chestnuts and begged to be In- and trimming bands, and In this In· luded In llext year's "leaf party," stance offel's splendid possibilities tor "Next" year fa now this year, and I novel color blends. A remarkable feature of the autumn know several people who ar'e plannJns to have just such 'jolly parties when models Is that· the pronounced and dis· the tall weather lays low tho brilliant tinctlve outHne" wblch prevailed tn a red and yellow leaves. The ho's tesl great many of the midsummer bats !lad made dainty autumn leaf place had to yield the palm to unusually carda. done tn wood brown with gold soft,. undecided onel, This Is due to lettering. By the way, tbls same' host· the fact that there are very tew The Shoot the Chute. ess told mo she was growing cunning blocked shapes employed tal' the truly excluslye ohapeaux, ' those that al'e close their settlements and 1 Rve for little Norway pine trees In slx·lnoh pots for Christmas gltta, Capital Idea. Boftly draped with rich, lupple ma· Europe or Bar Harbor or their coun' terlal being In the lead. don't yov {blDk! ' H'y places, and tbls throws the poor CallQ Ulles of velvet are shovm and people on their own resources wben represent the latest fashion In. the amusements are at a premium. Early Morning Bird Party. A hostess In a near-by Buhurb gave new fioral otterlngs, They are equally Our Iden Is no high fiylng one. We 'lovllly when In fancy tones-black, want to make friends with these peo· this party, ""bJcb was novel and hugl? Iy enjoyed by those wbc partfcipated. dull blue, purple or rose-a. In t.helr {Ile and help to amllse them . We w1l1 'llie hour was balf·aft ,f ftve 1n tbe natural pale, creamy white.. a~d In preach no new religion. The children I1r not tbo only on s lDornlni, and the Invlta~ hi contal~ed ev~r)' CBse their cbaUce II filled with n tlme table wltb t.he train marked the subtly c:urved, deep yellow rOd , of looked after, hbw Vel". There is a. bll· that thoee ' wbo acceJ?ted mulrt take,. stAmln~, wl).lch Is the charactersttc 11kI'd room tor the men, as well IlB 4-t the Btation they were met by a part of tl\tll ftower. Tulips are very showp.r baths. a tully e quipped gym· bus and conveyed to the house where good. and so are larg" petaled, clUf~ naslum under the dIrection of an ex, coffee and ~11s were served on the tered anemones of lustrous beav, perl Every week a smoker wlll bE' poroh. Then an hour was spent I'll aatln or soft velvet. eBpeclally so ~hen given as well as a aa~ ce, concel't and the woods adjacent to the grounds accompanied-,by velvet tollage In nat- a Pl'.rty wltb cak and Ice cream. The place Is sell·supportlng, The Indus· wbere the birds con8l'egate for their ural huea,-Vogue. trial teachers will train tbe girls In early matins. The hoatell bad boO)t describing sewing raffia ,,'ork, chair caning, mll· lInlliy and ham'mock making. The birds, thetr hablta and their notes, boys will learn carpentry at11l chair whtch wail used as reference. 4 prue caning. Folk dances, singing, march· ,."al aw~rde4 to thtt ' ~rson Who know Ip!; and fancy drill will be taught the the namee or. ' the , moat birds, one to tM penon wllq ella(lOvered the great· • . • • chfldren between se\'eJl Il~d fourteen -'ilt varret)" anil one to the luest wh.o years. All the chlldr n will be tallght , cou~ted ~e mOlJt be8~. An hour was Fold8" f\nd hcbu. OTer th~ 8b,pul4· tile rules of first aid to the Injured. . spent in (btl '91&7 and tben all return. der'1 are ' quite a leat\U'e ,of el'enlnl At night the roof will be surrounded ad to the house, wbere a perfecUy de- gow~8, . by CMnese lanterns and e lectrIc lights, ' lIcJoua brealtfut was ae"~d, begJ.n. EXcept for an occasional scant At one end there Is a covered lludltonlnl with fruit and endlns ,with, waf. flounce, all trimming is put on ID rlum for the ~r people. Uel ,and maple 11l'Up., lengthwise. torm. . Ftaured as well, as striped henrietTo FI~!S ~a!1nera. , . tas are aeen In 'the shops In all the PLUM GOES TO A VIRGINIAN At a card J)arty the hostel8 J,lU8ed newelt colorlnp, ' .' English w'alnuta wbJch proved to' be Shlriln, over corela ' and In' Un~ Royal E. Cabell Appointed Internal Revenue CommllllQner, Succeecf- . cand)' boxea cont-lninl ·the dnleat' of, 'pUff8 )'91111 be seen more and more al Ing John O. Cap ....: , .bonbon• . in mIUlY-,coloTs. Tltere ere the 8e&80n advances" two of eacli'v color and ,.tiners w~re .. The scaff which rnatches the «OWD tQund- bi matCbJ.nl the canellee tn 18 beCOlDln" one ' ot the f.m~lIar felLW&8hlngton.-Royal Eo Cabell, for their nuts anel tben they had thexn' to ture8 for the lIgbt wrap. the last three years llostm&8ter nt eat afterWard. Tbel'e were Just seven rTbe winter prornaes to be a aeaaOD ltfc:bmond, Va., hl18 succeeded John G, tables &l\d ali the rainbow Unts were of extra lOlli, narrow coats over plaID, Capers as commissioner ot Internal representecJ,' Ule chains at (he table. atrlpe4 or checked PWH. revenue. Capers retires, to take up were tled with a huge bOw or tulle or. A py Beau Brwn,m el frtll at lb. tbe. practice of law. ' Mr. Cabell 11 one of the .even colol's~ The effect throat tran8forms the taUored luft only 32 years old, and is the youngest was. verT pretty ' and added to the Bay·tnto aornethlng dalntJ"!lDd temlDlne, ' ety, ' for e1'e17 one. lovee color when BlaCk embl'ql.d err upon 'bro~ 1~ uaed to goOd advantqe. . smart when the brown Is not 'too dark . " to' ~ttord a contr&!st wltb th", black. An.Apron ShOwer. . , , ~ats o~ ' dark m~teJ'lal, Ibled WI~ ' , , Quite the 10iliest .and mo~\ practl4'&l something llgbter In color, are arnoilj ebo:.ver that baa ,coJPe' to m)" DoUce the dressy , of midsummer wear., ~y Is ,iUP.al)ron ·i,sbowel'.", k frIend The 'co&r/ler .weaves of tussor8. · , of tbe bride-ele'ct ' planned It ~ ,for whlch bave the preference juet now," an afternoon attatr: .eAQh ' pest w.. look at a dfatance ilke a ,p iece of rough I. Jnv1*ed br1q an. a'p,ron, large ' or canvas. , .mall, (allcy. or plain; so the re.ult Sleeveless coats with a color can· ' W&8 tha't there were '- 2' ftne - apecl- tustlng with th.~ gown under them mens; The ~~~ess~ ftl'lt t~ one on are ~ growing favor as the leaSOIl > the lionQred. neat ·Just befor:e the advanctls. 1 ch!lflng 'dt"be. ' were lir.ougbt ~D: ' then Among 't he popular fabrtcs are the one by. ODe eaclt' peat ~ed or plDned new two-tone· changeable lJatina, the on her ofrer1 ..... uiltl'. the bewildered tace being, of~ one color and the bl1c1I ~ " literally '"' little brlc'le-,to-be ,was' en· Io~' " · anoUler. '. , . '" . velop~ ~IiPbe~ll to footJn .prod: bne of the oddIties of the' seaaon 'a They sIuule fudge, tbe'ii ", cor.o& . and the IntrodUction of the rnetalUe and watets ~ere p-.ect . . , ' spangle etfects ajnong tlle cottons and '. 'linens. ' • , "'The Home." 'Glace kl'd gloves are hnperaUve (0.> TbJs wond'ertul bIt by tbe lite- E4~ .tull cireSI, except'ln v.er), hot weather, man ever apPOInted to the com~f,sslon. ~ ., ,.,ar4 ~~tt . HiJe 1) wan~ t9 put III 'and may tie ,w,6 rn ,wlth a1m~8t py co. \ er'a chair" He 18 II. Il'8duRte of Prillce· ,o ur dep~tment, as}ta aenUrn4!Dt ear- t,une. Gla.~e ' ldd , Is expenllve, but It ton and wa~. admltt~!1 to the bar In _ out tl)e 14~ I · wish every hom. weara and' cle_D8 well. ' ' , 19~. h l t S ' tt .' h t ',~ ~~~ ~' .' 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Cured by LydiaE.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Paw Paw, Mich.-" I suffered t.er'r1. bly from fe~ale UIB, including IntlamIllAtion and conges. tion, for several years. My doctor said there was no boW for me but an operation. I began taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta. ble Compound, and I can nol\' say I am a well woman." ElmA DlL.U'lm.

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Chicago, TIl. - .. I want women to know wbat that wond riul Dledicine, Lydle. E. PJnkham's Vegetable Com. pound, bas dona for me. '1'wo of tho best doctors in Chicago said I would die if 1 did not Itava an opera.tIon, and 1 never thought of Beeing a well day again. I bad a small tumor and female troubles so that I suffered dAy and night. A friend recommended Lydia E. Pinkha.m's Vegetable Compound, and it made me a woll woman.' -}drs.

ALVENA SPERLING. 11 Langdon St.. OhlC3B'O, Ill. Lydia E. Pinkbam's Vegetable Com•. Pound. made trom roots and herbs lias proved to be tbe most succesafui remedy tor c.uring the worst forms ot female uts, including displacements, inftaIDlllation, fibroid tumo~ ll'l'egu. laritJes, periodic pains, backacbe, bear. ing-down feeling, flatulency, indiges. tion, andne"ouaprostration. It costa but a trifle to try It: and the result has been worth DlilUoDl to maDJ

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your whole bodS'. Ull. CABCAllETa lOtI. boa fllrawedt'a treat· A New Ores. for 10 Cents, went. A.1l cffuU1ata. BlUest ee\ln hl the cost of a package at Dyola Dyes. &be world - IOJlioA boaee • ~ You don't have to know whether It fs cotton, w,ool, silk or mixed goods. Bre,;at Pierced by Grap~s/:1ot. Dyola gives the same fast brilliant colors on all goods, Oomes In 1Gcol· 10 the cause of this depression ht ors. At your dealer's or It not In made this startling statement: ' stock we will send you any color tor "'Las~ night I had a weird drOOI1.. 10 cents wltb direction book and color rOJ'~tel1lng or the Impend!ng battle, carll· Dyola, Burl1ngton, Vt. If not, let me send you particulafs 4!verY d tall of which PLlsscd '1I1 re· view In realistic form before my Hllrd 'W~.~k for the' paughter, about the safest and most profitTislon. movement that the com. In a NeW\\lill1g1and weeldy newspaable investments offered llcr thet'e appeareri not lon g ogo the mand "l,I":-",~~cQ.U.~+roUowlnl! ad.verUsemen l: United States Gold Coin Bonda ment was plainly enacted. I FlaW "A stone mason or his daul;hter every toot of ground over which our may receive orie quarter's music les. "Safest and most profitable." r egiment would pass on to the spot wlu.re I would receive a mortal sons In exchange ior work on a cel- , Let me convince you wound: Inr."-Youth'a Companion. C.LBRYAN, P.O. Box 728, Dept. B, CIdcaa~ "Be gave a ~raphlc nc aunt ot the Shake Into Your Shoes time. plsce nnd nature. of tile wound Allen's Foot-Ens, ll]o nntls pli o powder. that. would terminate In hill dea th . To It makes tlgll t or new IIho 8 teel easy. It Mm It )lad 0.11 tile finality of a death is a cortnln curo tor 8wentlng, 11 11011 9 nnd This Trade-mark hot, tired, neillng ta t. Alwnys llao It to fll:ntence, pronounced b:r a Inst court Brenk In new shoes, Sold by nil Drug-g i ll ls. Eliminates AU or resort. Wlt.h hetU"t overOowlng 21m. 'frlal PIUlllolCc IilAlle d Frc . Ad()s-e8s with, sadness nnd a knowledge that Allen S. Olmsted, LeRo)'; New YOI"\e. ,Unterialnty but a fe w brief moments I' mained In the pU1"Chue of Two Kinds of Service. paint JIlaterilll.. of his lite's career his courage, never Soldierly Looking Man-I've spent It'ls an ablolute wavered for an Instant. His hrlght, 15 years ot my lire In the service of guuan~ of pur. boy Ish face was \1lumlnated wltll a my country, Ity and quality. pleasant smile 8S he bade his' com· Low·Browed Individual-So have I, For your own rades', rarewell. What were you In tor?" proteetioD, leO , "Then ,the deo"fcning 1'001' of a hun· that It I. on th,e stde of If Your' Eyee Bother You ~d cannon, with tbe bursting of every kev oIwhtte lead of PET'l'IT'S EYE ~A (,vE, old JOu buy. Ihells upon the moulltaln's side, an· get s boxmost llucccn £1I1 0\"0 rcmedy madc. nounced the opening of the battle. 1'elillble, All drugaista or HowardBroll., BufJ'lllo, N, Y. Follow'lng tills, the clear notes at tbo The Aid of FashIon, ' bugle 'were beard all along the lI.ne Ella-What' would YOll do If you ac· .f=~~:l Tholftp~."_J•••t... sO\1ndl~ the I!harge. Five thousund of America's brave hoys- sprang over tually found a man under your ,bed? Stella-I'd drop my hilt on him. ",W. N. U., CINCINNATI; NO. :40-1909, the works with fixed bayon {lt~ (Iud abnrged upon th enemy: .;+!O:.:':~~.:.:'-:<<<.:C+:.:+>:'!.:.>X\."'<<<.~"\!O:.lIoX.:.>: . ~!.:.:.»~X~>=-~ . , ' ~ "As the army ' a,dvanced we came ~ out upon 1\ clearing, where we wore met , with a, withering 'm usketry fire. ed1 ,' ~.~ Most ~fectlv~ ". rerp :'ODee.· A contederate battery sent a storm of . known ' for eeieIDa and . t~ grllpe and canls'ter into our ' ranks'. 2 ', other ' Iklll , ~ioM ;, One ot . the first Ti!)t1ms tall ,WIlB thi" 'noble young ' cOIlll'ade, wbose ,1 . ~.' ,th~ , besft, dre,! slng bre'ast ,~ad been .plerced by a .grape- .~ . for :1IurDs. ac:aIda. ~. 1bIft1~ r~ ~nd a certain cufe '(or . t~ 'shot. His premonrt16n bOd. llroved' ti'ne ~ itching and , Inflam~d J)lles; 50 cents a J~r, ,.al! ilru~tS or sent · .,~ In every llnrtlc'u lar; even unto the' sPf)t ,~~ d~r.e~t on ~e~elpt of pr/.c;e. > ' , . " .!. ".,1 ,,': ,\: ..1 ,)~ , asid' mjlnner 'o f his own deflth. . ' ~~L' CH~IC~ co~~. :JlA1/I1MORE" JID.. ,''!-'o ~ ' ,~~• • , ~ '1 "th t,h e ·Itm.- ' evening,' in the 'gray I recopllllencl ,O llltmut -aQ 01, ad frlea4a (ot .. ~wIUght, whim the ' setting sun 'had otber Ild. .ffetdolll. .• " I'niida k ~ N\U:Ie, BoIf~ v... ... , passed fr9m ,view In 't he 'cl'imeon' ~puded west, ,'beli.bfrd and beast bied Away . to nest and .· grassy Ian when the. busb of "nlcbt ,fcll u~n all Datlll", then we ' wrapped' IUs body about with hfa own blanket 88 a IDdlng I~et and, ..ath a inent 'tear atl laJt ~..,tlbt. 11\ld biOI 'nay • .1O'-4te.... _ve t,IIl~er tbe .t,hlnl Dn(ftCI~~. Gf (Jl.' ~ro~ IGnWlet, 07.

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gerrea l statu in W a rrou Coun t y,., . mon B child to be the lust two years and it Pable and born Cor a ffii cted with William t!heeillm aud wife to m~ weak kidneys . If the his followe rs are suooess ful in tllk ~ a{laZln~ ~ Riohll.Td 15. Snetbe n, rea.l etltate in child urinntesloooftell. irthe ,., '" . urine scalds ing the animal s to Ravaill , the ship . • Turtleo reek townsb ip, ~ 1 3.680. the fl esh, or if, when the child reaches an ping point, tbey will have aooom when l"rllnk p , Forgy, sheriff to Albert age be ahlewith to control the.... --Iii.'hed n tusk, whioh is looked upon passage . itItissholl1l1 yet n,ffiicled bed-,~et --AN D-P. AdllWS, real esta te . former ly ting,depend upolllt. the causeof thediffi. by cattlem en as telng scmeth lng ' M i culty is kidney trouble, o,ud the first out of tohe ordinar y. owned by tlartib E Ad ams 10 ass e step should be townrds the treatment of townsh ip. ,aGo. these important organs. This unpleasant " 'l'bis is my last round · up," said William H . Newpo rt to Mt1ggie trouble is due to a diseased conditio Tb~ az~ ~ n of Pable, "I 'm getting along in yellrS ~ the kidneys and bladder and not to a lind can't follow them 08 Sheeha n, real estate in Turtlec reek habit I as most people suppose . did 30 or . townsh ip, U2\15 85 . Women oswell as men are made mlser- 40 ye~rs agu. 'Stl1l. I love to hear Jaoob I. Cl"rk to W"ltar Biggs, and able with need kidney ~ tHlUedble .. the and samebladder great rem . y., t he 8wish of the rope and the pound reu.l estllte in villuge of Corwin , The both mild auel the immediate effect of lU g of the boofs . We expeot to get WlI.rrbn County •• 15. . Swamp -Root is soou realized . It is sold lU ust of them. They are to be deliv· by druggis John M , Kronue et 11.1 til J aoo b au d cent in fifty. ered to t.be Canlidi an govern ment, nnd ts, one-doll ar t1nd Mury Pahuer , J'etli esta ~e in size boltles. YOll IJl lly while those that get away will be Deerfield townBuilJ. have n sample bottle Court Proceedin~s. by mail free, also 11 Louis 11'. Colema n, exeout or Jane pamphl et telling all Bnd.dri ven t~ tbe new presen e on MoMu.h on to George W . t;hajllb erloin about Swamp-Root. .Jurors of grand jury fllr Oot ober . ~he reserva tIon . ~uOO including many of the tcsll· " We have made oareful prenA.ra. term ORBed nnd the followi ng Iln real estate in Lebauo n, Il1O • mouial letters recei,'ed , from sufferer s rR obert Mon~er aud Joseph Mon, who found Swamp· Root to be just th e tions for the drive and the OOy8 twertld : Benjllm in Robbins, Harry be. aer, bxeotltOrs of Joseph H . Mon~er remedy needed. III writiug Dr.· Kilmer fleller. E . D. Rnssell , B H. Crane, n & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., be sure aud Heve they will deli vel every animal , George Bect, E. C. Jpffrey , F . F . l;.slt;te MoQuin, J. "l Baker, Harrv SettlA myer,.E . M. rhlrkie ld, Ilnd Cbarle s E. Monroe, The panel not bein~ Jilmes B. Barret t to SaMue l P. oomple te the followi ng were added: tbe bounda .ry. II J . M Dill, A . O Dill, J . R Bites- Smith, real estate in Wllrren Ooun DEPAR TMEN T OF AOIUC ULTUR E Pable has 8eotlre d 20 of the be8t ~ mau and C. U. Eullls8. mounts on the range. They are an ty, .,1. . 'l'his re()ort pre8en ts the first om imala of grea' endura Magio City Ltt.nd Co. n . 800iety noe Rnd all are Commi ssioner s' Procee dln,s. one~ oial estima tes mode in bushels of the trahied oow horses. of tlbaksr s. A pplioat ion of plaintif f The riders also grliin orops harves ted thi8 year, ancl a.re famiha r with buffalo , and are derault . ill opened herein and leave Bill8-F rank P . Forgy, board und whIch are made from tbe res ults of t f Id f n thing on foot or given it to file motiou Ilnd same is washin g for prisone rs, Sli2.80 i aotual threshi ng reporte d by the ~~o/ ra 0 a Y done. Frtlnk P. FOTgy. mainte nance of regular corresp ondent s throug bout A boom bas been thrown across R ober' I , tip hr vs, Village of horsee and vebiole s t;eptem ber the severa l townsh ip8 of the 8tate. the Jooe river Frankl in. On appllca tiou of plain • -25'. Perry 'Penoe, :for nt Q. horsesh oe bend, final estlmo.te, MfCo\liSI44.G\ZINE· 0 ., ,1~\ cur leave 'i8 givtJD to file peMtlon by $68.50; Oregonia. Bridge Cu ', final rhe conditi on or prospe ct of oropll 30 ,miles above Ravalli . and bIgoor ,. .,....... notgiv en in bushels .ls by peroen tage rals have been ereoted : 'l'be~e lead Ootober 11, ]9011. estima te, '580; A. F , Meeker , oon· oompar lson with a full a.verlig e: Mattie MoDer moU V8. Fr·mk M. traot-, fIl0. 50; Jame8 into smalle r porrals and into the M. Graig, br,ldge . Wheat , pro£:luot pet anre estima ted leading (Ihutes. It is Pable's pliln Ooaden . On applica tion 01 ,.ll1in&i1J repairs , $5 .50,; Ruggle s-Gll.le Co., from tbreshe rs' returus , 16 bushEll s. to drive the a.nima18 from their leave , ~ ~ven to file an IIwend ed blll.n1re for prorate judge, S8 75; Total estima ted produo t foJ' 1QOg, range to the river, urge tham acr08@ petition for'hw i\h. blanks; for sheriff. '126; State of 27,366,142 bushels . tlnd it is expeote d the boom will de. i'rOOflrick R. Baoim an VII WynO- Oblo V8 . Henry Piper, costs, 116 6Ci ; 011t8, produot; per aore as eati- fleot them into the pa8ture s. no Banp~bof et ... 1. Court grank! Htate of Pable, Obio V8. WilHam Ohllton mated from threshe r"" returns ,32 tbQugh well along in yelirs, takes platDU1f'1eave to file amend ruen'to Jr ', costs,'1 6.26; Samue l D . .BlDkle T I ltd d t' hll petition . . ota est ma e pro uo ,the most desper ate 0 h Il.nces. au d 18 estlma te on plat work, '600; i:!tate bushels for U)(ig. 61,284,720 busbels , always in the fore front when there . Catber ine'Sno ok 'fit. J~banon Can of Ohio VB. William Achter mlln, Bliriey , produo t per nore estima ted is need of dl\re deviltr y. nlnlrcO . ' Leave of court srRnte d to ooata, . '19.80. , from thre8h ers' returns , ~2 3 busb. "If I don't f,alte ohance s I can-'t plead In tbil caUle wit.htn 20 days. -_. - - - - -. MleoeU .neous -On motion of Mr. ' II i hl els Totai estimA ted ' produo... f or very wellRs k my rlllers Simpso n seoond ed by Mr. Keever it 1909, to, s s 493,365 bushels , watohw ord. "If my rlders think I Probate Court. waa ordered that the followi ng Rye, produo t per aore estlm~ted am afraid, they will also probab ly transfe r8 be m de, from sheep fund from thre8be TS' returDs , 16.2 bush· beoome Ilfraid ." ~ F.tat8 ~f Benry B. Blztl.r, de· to~lerk'8 fee fund. '480; frf\m sheCl p els. Total ~tlmated produo t fer 'l'raveli ng wild west shows are ae.... · Proof of publioa t' n filed! fund t.() 8heriff 's fee fund, '400. 1909, 946.669 'bushel s. ' not to be oompar ed with the round • " " of John L. MenlU , de.' ,Tile !loooun ts of the two deposiVorn, pro~peo t oompe. red wit~ an up or buffa 0,80 fill' u.s the speotu.ou ~ 1_ _3:..J3lU1~. <n.ra HerrU t appoin ted adtorles, The Lebll.non Nation al Bank averag e, 87 per oent. Ilir goe'3. Every momen t the lives mllnll.tratlrlx·, giving bond iu lIum of a~d Tbe Citizen s Natiou al Bank f~r , Potatoe s, total Ylelq compa red of the )"Iders are endang ered by the Jr., and tbe month of Septem ber were audlt with an averag e, Jmlel'J T. Beiler 89 per oent. luretie l aud Carl ed and found oerreot . the madde ned beasts. Tobaooo, oonditi on oompa red' with ruilhof are heavy, ponder ou8 animal s,They i ',Mlllle r. WiUla~ Beraer and W. bat The financi al 8tatem ents of the . ,' . .7 t Ik h . th th an a verage , t " long per oen . B. Dearsb _pprais era Bre 08 qu 0 a8 e mos 1,\0 ve auditor and treasur er 8 OWlDg e Pasture s, oonditi on oompa red ~ith horn that . ever grazed the rangf'. 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Bog, eryato m is" health . foroe. It kllls .,\ .. --8troppe d aorose his bre6sta nd ~uoth. era'aud GuIiSi ekerar eappot ntedap . ~erml!,II.ndoolds"ndlagrippe vant"h OUR DINNE R TABLE er on a tripod. He snappe d the pl'llll8e n. , ' It hellls ooogb-r ll.oked membr anes ooughi na stops. 80re infi~me Eetakt of WUltaru A. William s. lind stampe l\ing bb th 8everal h ' t I bronohi tiines, a.l tubes I ht and 1l1ogs are ooredd Gi on, i h e 18 or an, waa r g The animal s oiroled to the h 8 deoeue d. Georg e'!'. White ap. ",nli hemorr haltes oease. Dr , {;ieo. when he 8aid, "Agrio ulture i8 the ground and before he realise 1 the!r pointed admln i 8trato,r and R. O. More, Blaok Juok, N. C.; " . ,. writes "it tounda tion of oomme roe." Agriou l. nearnes 8, they oliarge d upon , him. Illtche l, A. G . RIUlg . aoll Webste r oured me of ,lung trouble , pr~~ ture Is more than II. brothe r to man Be 8n~pped the oamera whioh wal ' ers. noun oed hopeles s by all dootor8 , ~k·trer apprais , ' 500 $1 00, 'Trial bottle free. Guar- u f ao t ure. ' t d tb strappe d to his _b real' Ea~te of Georie W. Henkle , de, &nteed hy Fred C. I::lchwa an en rtz . At our hotel we sit down to din. made a quiok gra~ fOI"e..b ig II bmb on oeued. Samue l D. Beuk18 llppoin t ' .... _ . '~ . ner before' a mahog any table, mllde the 'ree8 beneat h wbioh he was edexoo utOr;E lmer .E Keever , Will JACK MONUMENT fromtr eesgro wninth eWsstT ndies. 8tandin g and swung up as ~ Dinwid die I\nd William BergdalJ ap the ani. Our table oloth is woven from Iri~h mala , tore by him. Their ~ tos8ing ~ . pointed appraie era. Tbe famous C llltalD John V. Jock flax. Our Irni ves and forks , . of steel, hellds threw his legs In the air and ~ " ". In the matter of tb", will of George monum ent, whiob was tbe . . ~~..., . . . .~...., cau's e of made of 'I ron rlrogge d from the his feet grazed the baoks of the W. ,BenkJ e. deoease d. Will ad. quite ft contro versy II.mong ' the .Iaok JIilnes of Ltt.ke Superio r. Thesug ar ehaggy brute8. . Bi8 tripod and,.oam .nl.ted to probate . heirs in 1907, arrived here &Lturd ay oomes from the cane fields of Cuba era. were 'g round, to. bite and ttwae J:etate of John F. ·Bowm an •.lmbe- aDd w.a s placed in the oElmete , ry. or Loui8iana. Our out ofroast beef only by luok that he esoaped olle. First and final acooun t. being :.,:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.~.:.:.:.~:.:.:.:.:<:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:~:.:. 'l'he stone is probab ly the finest in i8 a plltrt of an animal wbioh :-:.:.:.:.:.:. :.:.:.»:-:.:.;~ was trampe d to. death. · J!lBtate of John M. Coohra n et 'ai, this seotion of tbe oountr ::: ' y. The only a 8hort while ago gallopi ng ' ~: ~ • mino... . Fi~al aoooun t filed: ::: will of Captai n Jaok fixed the price madly over some Wester ::: \ n ' prairie Frightf ul Fate Averted ' ::: :::;:':':':':':':':':':':':':':':+:':':':';w:':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':.:-:':':0:':.:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:':':':':':'::~ In the matter of the estate of of the stone at 13,500 and the ::: exee- with a oowboy behlDd him. We "I would have been a oripple for • Jane H. MoMah9n. decease d. No. utors have 8pared no pains in get. sprinkl e it with salt from the 81l1t life from a terrible out Oil 'my knee::: .&lce ::: Don-r8 lident8 ordered pub- "nM the best that could be seoure ::: ::: d well8 of Miohig an, ' Rnd sea,80n it oap:" wrlies Frabuk Di!bark y 'I'abed ' , r , ~eAl1l· ::: ::: .. Ith Whl ' oh orew on t.he is :§ for that price. l he~, ::: MiDn., ~'wit Buo .en 8 r,-, :.:=. w · pepper .'. . .. ', ~ nioa Sa'lve whioh out SOOD cured me. " " Beate of Otho EvaDS, ,deceas ed. '.' .'. ::~ ::: "the stone is grllnite . a.nd weighs land of t:;lDl{apOre, on ~ht! other ::: .:. side Infallib Jotnt and flnal aoooun le'for wound s' oute an'd bruls· ::: t filed. ' two hundre d tonp, the latter ~.&ot of,the ~orld. O.~r bre~ ' ::: ~ , ostCar " the~ , may be. ee, 't soon ~ure8 ~nrns. · Scalds, ::: ':" Eetate of,Jane,B. Evanll, decease d. ne0688itating tbe use. o( six . :.: .-: te"m of made from wheat ground i.oto ~our '2!d ISd~r88be' ~~ilspi ~kin ~~~u!tt~:~ t.:.~~:~ 6Jld finalao ooan' filed. hor8ee in the transpo rtation of the at Minneapo!J8. Them . : ~: ~~, tnoe pie vv or . ,s s, or- . ~ " WtlUam ' Fondttr amtth V81 Moddie monum ent from the freight , . ::'.' '. ar '" 10'-..:. .1 e1Uis, ~ depot whioh Is b . roug ht In f or d eS8er t. i 80' ·~bwart.z. 8. _' __ ':'. ,,,.. · J'onde nmlth tit 1'1. Admin istrato r to the cemete ry lot. . . " ~:~ ::: .~ " . 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WAYNESVILLE CHUR CHES. U. S. MAILS CLO!;ED UP MARR IED IN COVINGTON . . The f fi m o llR CllTry (JilU OA1' Cure St. August ine's Catholi c Cburch . 1IIr1dM1rttlM11Co. 'r eIling their flllUilie s tb ey were SnnLturltlU , b tUl hee u olosed I' uther Oeorge MuveDhoe fer, Pastor up by ( I U,,*,' Da t lolll, 1 . H 'I t ta . tl .. M WIS cvrry tioco nil Sunilo.f uf lhe mOll\b 11\ .'~ddt (l;;,../1~"... ;'.~)1 gomg t,o Ilml t·on •• Oo-TOBE R la, 1909, Advi sory and Exeout ive Commi ttee ~:iiiiii~ii::~8:"v: ke le tbe priucirto lelJ wners, E. Ramse y Ilnd g :uu a. w . eiKbte at t he Butler County fnir , R. W .' Gl lohri st. '1'he instlt.u tion - JOB. W . O'Nel\ll , obolirm o.n ; iJos. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~ Thursd ay, !suo J . Longtlo fP, 82, a hu s found it diffioul t to oonduo t Its F. Lukens , 8ecreta ry ; L. K. Lang· "" St. Mary's Episcopal Cburrh . f a rmer Ii v Ing TROUB LES OF THE EDITO R n eu.r W aynesV1'11 e, busin os!l ever sln oe the order of the Rev. J . P. Cudwallader. Rector. don, trea8ur er; .Jolleph L. Budll HORSE FRIOH TENED AT un<lay Suhool. 0 : 80 B. m Morning Rer· AU TO OhiO, a nd J esse Penl'! Hisev, 21, of p ostll l Itutllor itles olosed Lbe UuitetJ "Icu. IU :UO a. Ill . Holy 1. 'l earore ek-Ge orge E. RlI AY, ComwunloD ~hc 1. 1, 1 "Mr, Editor :-Iha.v ejust returne d Cent er ville, eloped to this olty and ~tu.tes ll\ ll il ~ against them u.nd 'he SUlH.luy 01 e ac h mouth. John M, Fox. Dr. J . M. Wrigh t, Last week near the Early farm s eoUled a lioense to wed. from Atlantl o City Ilnd you don ' t 'rhey step blLs been contem plated for some Joseph '1' . Deardo tI . Method ist Episcopal Churdl . Zimri D. Sllines and da.ugbt e r, Of . though t it WIIS 11 good j oke have a line in the " person als" with the way time. Th e in stitutio n hilS been (Jne 2. Deerfie ldRov, H. W. llalley, Pastor. O. B. Weltou , J . ' r , n e"r Pu.inte rsville, passed regard to my going or oomln~; 1, a big rad they fooled the old folks . "Gettin ' of the IllrgeBt and mo!!ti uni verBally Sunday School, U ::) 0 a. Ill . MorulD~ ser' eide MoCiel lan, Lewis MoMu.h ll n, J o. I\utomobile pulled up a.t. the of b d t'" . , wlll pay you up to ......... and you ol1n mll.rried is atter any · o.y ullD seem patroni zed retrealR vice, 10 :3 0 a.. m. J£p wo r~b Leo.gue, 1 :00 1)seph Ralston , Sel'vetu s Da.~vso n tb r ondo When they ollome 0, breast out my name off your liBt, .. of n county fair, I I said tbe groom -D&y tiants in the oountry .for o"noer pa. m . Evonlng service, 7 : 00 p . m . Midweek Prlyer Meeting. 7 p. m. Thi8 is one of tbe ills the oountr y a. Frankl in-Adu .m Bridge, Oa vid it the horse Mrs . Baines was driving , \ on Berllld . •- • Staoe, Geor Christi an Cburch . ge Fields, S. tI. ' 1 'ib Ib Itfld a.nd dashed , newspa per has to dread . '] ,his sam e the buggy ugainst \ - .. WARR EN.cO . GRAND JURY ba.lls Ed Oeoh'ln t . a nearby telepho ne pole, wreoki ng ItO\·. M. E. DaWllOD, Pu tor. You can always flnd the news in per80n will regale you with "if you .J.. B.1l~i . SundBY School, 9: 30". m, 80clal moctln,. lton-Henry Delfen da.hl. I' lind thrlJwin~ Ml's , l:i!1ines violant. 1the Mia mi Gu~ett e. oan't publish the ne.ws of our town, After being lD session bfouOr dabys ·ll~:~I:j. ~u~I~~t~r~,:~~do~~~~)'Pe ~ and Ollpt, James Murd ook, Alva Bi Elxamining 20 oases, t e oto er mouth Bt 111: 80110. m. and 7:80 p . m. the paper is of no partioul!).r interes t grand jury rAporte d four indiot.monton , E. K. ~noolr, G. Trimbl e, to me." The ejitor spends part of ments 1'hurdd ayafter noon . George Hkkslt e Friends Cburcb , his sleepIn g hours in studyin g how U. liarian -Col. John it. Bites rnllD Jaokso n for horse stealing , Robet;~ sai~~ ~~ro~~~ I~.IC. I~~~~~ ~~yF;:: Thornt on Thomp son, Frllnk Hioks, to elimiaa te this troJ1ble and vainly ,Poi Mont.gomery, for petit lu.roeny, Ed- IU :aIJ a.. w. DllVid Roll, E el 'l'emple ton. aska from week to week t.hllt. his -~Wllrd' Fulle r for meddli ng with rail neilbb ors report their "going and G. Mllssie -Levi J eBsuo, II mnel O. oJ Orthod ox Friends Churd i. I Will offer a.t Publio Bille at my 0hi ' 2 00 k d rspsers . 2 road proper ty ond Jesoe Blaokf ord 11 r. 2 mlrror ll. Stoops, Willil1lD A. Merritt , Frank comin g;" be hill) nO other r emedy .. <Rev. Benjamin HawklDs, Paltor. re idence on Maln street in Bar- oa k waRh St1lUu8, .1 1 t.:l k d for cuttl'ng wI'th intent to kill . All Sabbath Sohool, U:30 a'. m. Re,;u1ar 1 Wtl nu !leE Rn Bbidak ~r, Willi,lm Brooks . The staff of a. oountr y newspa per i (l 'oburoq b ' , ] bl a k b 00 k t d 1 v Y8burg , on b ""ra now in JOU.I·I. Tbe Jurv visited lIorvlco, 10 " 0 a. m. Ohrllltian Enileavet, 0 QU s an. poro n.ecc88arUy limited , and few, if any, 7. Salem -Johu 7 :30 p. III , C. 'l'rovill o. Il' rank Saturda y, Octobe r 23, 1909 benoh , 9 ohairs, 1 rooking 0 h 1\ Ir 3 tbe oounty Uarr~n , Albert l::Ioe1l, A. D Baney , oan afford a. tra veUng oorresp ondent , . J',.ull an"u r eoommer>ded ~~~~~~!'!!'!!~!'!!'!!~~~!'!!'!!!!!! oomme noing at 10'0100k sh arp, the l1n.t tree ~ , 2 I limp s to. n d s, 2 11 the ohl'ngin g of the heating ,and sma Rev. J . B. Baldwi n . • All are depend ent upon the people o p e ty 'l'urtleo rebk-T homRs Btarry , W f 0 11 ow lng stllnds, 2 book shelves , 2 olooks, 2 plumbi ng oft,he entire huildin pr r : round about them f or news t,o fill ___ ~._ __ _ g. Dlt. H.E. HAT HAW AY F orming iruplem ent8 1 pha.eto n lihelves , /1. lot of chinu. ware, 12 ft, S. A! . ~tilw ~ll, Al theper8 0nal oollllDll. Anot heroum - . ,F . Eltzrot h, J M buggy in good rel>~ir, 1 two·h orse flat bottom boat. G NST DEATH .. RACING A AI. Brant , D. , orris . plllint (in huoh ~ O W1t 8 illS Et~eport ,Va,)''lesville'8 Lea.d1ng .De~... .... Terms of sale: 9 Uni on-Joh n Hltoket and under, O8sh; t, Viotor froy wagon, lset hay ladders . 1 set Office in KeY8 withon t delivOl' Y by ol\ri'ier ) Is: " 1 Bldg. Kalil H In /1. dellper ate rlloe for life five VllnRip er, William Buff, Andrew Iog b 0 Is ters, 1 f or t y . t 0otb hn ow over ' 5, a credit of 9 months will be didn't get a p"per II1" t week, ,. wben ...rr , men from Lees Creek, seven miles 1 one h orse wh ell. t dill Cox, John M. Snook 11 g r , 0 oh'"..\D, gi ven to p'urobll8ars gl vi ng ban kable from Sabina the truLh of the mattdr WIlS. " J ohn, left here Thursd ay 1 double-shovel plow 1 Humilt on n otes . A dlsooun t of 59 will be giT' 10. Washi ngton- Robert Andrew s, YEAR8 ' ' ny" went t o the pos t offioe, oalled nigbt for the Pl1steu r In8titu te at Hlr~m Warwi ok, Gtlorge Wilketr- ton~ueless plow, 1 breakin~ ulow,l en ~01'088 b payme nt. RION BOEL. Chioago to try and eso!l.pe dellth by for the 0011.11 , got the paper and lost. son, Benry Vaoder vort, Jolln C'ltObl\ooo pl,)w. Sing~ean: double ~ees C. T. Bawke , Allot. it in hiB pl~y on &he WilY home, hydrop hobia. They are Amos 'l'II.Y' VanHo rn . . shovelS, forks, ra es, oeR, pos !l.U · Fred Bllrtso ok. Clerk, This last oo.m plBint Is not suoh 8 ' 11 Wllyne - B. Lev. Oartwr lor, Lou MoClu r., Russell , Duke, igbt ger, 811.W hooks, SIlW knives, an I 11 bad one. when it is taken into oon , Harry Duke and Boon Snow. Cap, . Smith, F. W , Batha Witt: geoeral line of farmin g tool!!, 2 lie t tl We will offer at Public Sale at the ' The men endeav ored to treat a elderaWOD' t~At. · WEt ulolI.11y have Wm. If. Allen, Charles T. Hl1wke. of., work harne~8, stllble hltlnlre ts, home farm of the late Levi S. Lu- 'siok horse bo]on~ing to one of edra copies to I~ a n (.i ou t , but it looks the Jobn M, Snook, Chdlrrn an. wagon j!l.oks, grindst one, ~leds, eto. kens, on the Waynesville and Har- Dukes, when tbe Imimal beoame vi al 'hough we .W d f U c" relass in our The udvisor y llnd executi ve 0 0 00 Bonseh oldgoo ds-2he lltlDgs toves veysbu rg pike, 2,X' miles from Way- olent a.nd bit at everyth ing iu Sight, 'York and it hartll some.- l!'reep ort, mittee met nnd organiz ed by the bedstea ds, obairs, 116 foot extensi on n~ville and- 2X miles-f rom Har- ooverin g the men wltb saliva. Pa. Rerattr ." aleotio n of ,Joseph W. O 'Neall ' all tl1ble, 1 bureau , 1 what-n ot (antiqu e veysbu rg, on A veterio ary deolare d tbat the • -chairmtl.n, Joseph F . Lukens as sec pi eoe of furnitu re), an a~sorte d lIlt Tuesda y, Octobe r 19, 1909, Money Comes in Bunche saniwlll lllld bydrop bobia and it Willi r tary and L. K. Lllngdo n as treos- of good gl~esware, queens ware and . . , to A. A. ' Ohlsho lm. of 'rreadw ell, urer, ..nd olll1ed 1\ meetil}g oUhe shot.. It is believe d that. the horse gen- tinwarf;\, big iron ~ettle, big brl~ss , Bll egJ.nnmg at ~ 0 N . Y .,now. His r~""o n is well worth eral oommi ttee to Illeet at clock sharp, the was bit-ten by a mild dog last · week . the oourt ke ttl~, 1 20.gallo n Jllr, eto., eto . fo oWing propert y: readinK : ;"For IlJong t.ime I suffere d h O t l> , k Terms -aU sums of 15 Ilud under, 1rom t n di ges tl OD. t orp id II ver, oon-· ouse 0 0 er 28 1909,11 t 2 0 'I 16 head of Horses - l bay geldmg , 0 00 , E 'b . . f th h cash; all anms over '5, a oredit of 12 4 yea rs old, etlpatio n, nervon snes8,' aDd genera l p . .m · i vel'y dmteIDb er 0 t 1600 poun ds, 1 t e OOID m mthl:l will begive u wltb puroha ser g ray geldingwelg debility , II he writ.as. "1 oouldn , 't 4 Ull years ee tt surge old, weight Frii 10 Hou seke eper i 0 e preSElD . Bleep, had no uppetit o, !lor I1mbltton • giving bflnkllble note. F\ ur por 1350 pounds; 1 sorrel mare, haft • prt . .ratl~ 1 . () years 8rew weaker every' £lilY lu ISpite or FELL FR(lM TELEG RAPH !;talufro.. POLE oent Ilisoouo t for oash. old. weight 1400 pounds . in foal by all medtoll.l trootm e \t. '1'he~ nseel OALVrN EOWAIW S . Rus Murray ' s Perche ron stallionEleotrt o Bitters , Tw el ve bot.tles r8 The ri voIry whiQb hilS existed beFrllnk Wilson , Auot. .tor~ all my ola-tim " health and this mare is a regular breede r and a . vigor. Now loan attend to bnBine81:l t\veeu the senior and junior olasses Cbas. Bhi~aker, Clerk. good worker ; 1 gray mare 10 years every day. It'.. a wonder ful 00001- of Clifton high sohool, resulte d old; 1 sorrel mare 13 years old; 1 sor.cine. " Infalltb le for Stomao h, Liv- day afterno on, in the serloll . Fri sinjury I will sell at PnbUo Auotio n a t mv rei horse 14 years old; 1 sorrel er, KidneY8, Bltlor! and Nerves . of Bruoe Anders on, sev. gelden teen-Y8lu- l'esidenoe 3 mU~s " soutbe lH.t of Oen· ing 3 years old; 2 two-yea r-old 500. at Fred C. Idohwartz's. mares; 6' La faye tte St., New York CIty, old son' of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ander- terville and 2· miles nortQw ,est. of 1 one-yea r-old. mare colt; 1 one-year~ - - , - -...--~. son, of neat; Cllfton . Young .Ander . ,Ferry on the Stringt own ROl\d old horse colt; ' S sucklin g colts; all . .:- \ ABOUT ADVERTISINO son oUmbed t.() the top of a higb ' Wedne sday, Novem ber 3, 1909 . of' this young stOck is sired by MurALTE R --=;a telegra ph pole nea.r the sohool in or at 10 a. m , GIlead of bO~tls; MCC LUR E, one 12- ray's Perehe ron stallion ; 1 Purcell What a Da.rrow ideo. Bome busines s der to remove tile,' junior . oolors year-ol d brobd mare,o ne ll-yen:r.-ohl bay gelding 4 years old, 1 Purcell .men and corpor ations have about ad whioh had been plaoed there Funer~d Direc tor. during brood. m~re, two a.year old mllres, bay geiding 3 years, old. double gaitvertilin g. When they 8pend aUttle the day. When he bad almost weigbt about 1300 lbs., 2 ool,ta, () ed-goo d actors. This bunch of money ani! get things ooming their reaobed the top he slipped and fell month . old. one driving Dlllro ; three horses were bred Toleph one day O[ uigbt. and ' reared with way, they shut off tbe power and to the ground , He aligbte d squllre · head of cattle, 2 good milob cows, one great care by the Valley phone No. i . Long decease d , A lot of expeQt the bnatnes s hereaft er to do IV on bi8 feet, and the bone in his heifer; ' 10 head of shoatfl, /) dozen good timothy and mixed Distano e No. 6\)-3· . hay in mow. it. own wou, They might atl well right leg was broken in two ~laoes. ohio it ens, 250 bu. of oorn in orib 2 road wagons , 2 truck wagons , 2 WAYNESVILLE, ,expeot to have ali night lightin g Tbe braak was so bad that ~ OHIO. the bone farm implem ants, 'one farm wagop, self-bin ders, McCorm ick and Cham~.~ In 8terl1n g with ouly 'be power ).' rotrutle d throng h ~be fiesh Branch Office, Harvey sburg. O. ,-Xenil 4 one MoCormiok mower , corn plllnter , pion,2 McCormick com harvest ers, 2 farnish ed np nntll midnig ht, as to Herald . ridingo ultivat or, wlllklngoult1vl1tor, check-r ower corn planter • s, 2 hay eXPeot do more tiusine£ls on Bome • - • IS Qne breuki ng plow, ' ons 50 tooth loaders, 2 mowin g machin es, 1 hay THRE E TIMES MARR IED peoPle '• .advertl s 1ng. S upp~se tha t harrow , one disc harrow , ope t obllO- te d.llAe~ 2 H. OOSler . d'1Sk .d r1'II s WI'th prln~ of mttioha Dte, J obn Wana~.a. , Three times In ber brief life oj 00 tl'imsvl anter ,' one Shields ' to btlOOO fertiliz er attachm ent, lone-h orse ker,di dht. '. b~slnes8 in 'h&t way- 23 bumme rs Mrs. Trinnie I!'aulkn er. press, .hay ladders , grll.Vel bad. one disk drill and lone-h orse hoe drill advertl ae a mont~, then reat a while. whose maiden name was Trinnie box bug~y, dou~le trues, 81ngle trees, both with fertiliz er ~ttachment, 6 rid Would ~e long opntinu e to to do the Free has ' been a b~lde . . Her first hoes. sbovel s. forks, rakes, one hog ing corn plows, ~ills 1 Hamilt on tongue eDorm ou. volnme of bnllne u that hiisban d WIl8 J . W. Faulkn er t.o .trough , ohioke n box, work harness , less plow, 10 breakin g plows, 2 disc he doe. DOW' . No, be plans bis ad· whom she' was marrie d. in Au g'U'St, puggy harnesB , OrOBS oat saw; some harrow s, ' 6 harrow s, 1 spring- tooth MeCALL PA1TE RNS ver'lei ng al h e d, oes hi . 8 b uy i~g........ HlUG. Mr. FlI.olkner died, and his househ old goodll, . ' . ed C~ lc bral « ll o r 51vic. perfcct fit. 5impli lIy nod two orenm seperu- h arrow. 2 ro II ers. 2 we er8. 2 corn ""' .. tically 8etting aside ten per reli.bll ity n. " , ly· 40 Y'·'''·S, ~" I(I in ,,,:I , l y ..y• .... ......... . ' . . wife had been 1\ w.ldow bat a 8hort shellers 2 tobacco plows tors, 2 'double two bedstea e very c ily li nd It>lVn in \ Ioc "fl,',1 3",1<1 :lUu ds and spl'ingR , oeil, of his "net inoome to go baok tl'me yvhen ~he again murrje d, ' . Cnn.>ll:t, or by w,llI ,Iim·l. ?o l" ,. 1.,,'.1 Ihull her lo."'-n swing, oto. etC. shovel plows. 1 hay rigging , log n ny othe r "IIIltc. Send for CU!C cotolo!:",,into the obanne ls of adverti siog to husban d .this time being.. h" . ' . l' ~. d bl A. J. Hill . . . t Terms ·Mc", .. L1JS : All MAGAZI NE sums Q( 1500 a.nd c amsl SlOg e .. ees, ou etrees. JOIO "'-g him more busin'el!s If It . ]\i n f. "h" ' ri ll ,. 1"0" on y nlher fn shlnn \ b nu . '' under, ' . :. ' . . whom ahe wedded May 2~ ' 1908 era hoes forI ... etc ' 1 0 s'ets oash work i al1aum m a&iz in,,-l1I l1 l1 o n 0 nwnlh. 1 '~Yfl l ll.bl<. L . " s over '5.00,11 • , AD. . . dido" pay him, and . ltkewis e every when he was '0 and she cst $Iy lcs. rOllern., drc .. nlulo ,nf,' ... lI l1 nery. ~~ '22: oredit 01 ODe .y ear by pnroha ser giv- harnes s,l set double UI ~nce, ' carriag e h~~ otb~r pe~i8tent and By~temattc ad· Not ~aliY mooqs ago she ' obt"ine ~,I~~e~I~~ . i ~~J:"~~~r i~~~dJ~r ~:'ltr;gr~ :,~ :~g. d iDg approv ed 8~ourlt.v,. " ." nees. b~~idea .many odd P~~e8, colver~il8a:, 1.'onld it. be kept . ~p y~a~· a deoree of di voroe from him ~~b.mb~ lht~d~~:I<~ ~ i~~~:Jdi lf( 1150:~~I~n~~;;: and:·· ..l N o.t e] Bale. can be held nndel;' hU's. rldles, ht:tes, ~tc. A few Qdd WONDE RFVL INDUCE MENTS . after .y~r? The 8nJleti~ thin~8 reetora tion to ber drst hti~ban(I"8 sbel.tar if 'weathe r will DOt permit piec~ of Househ~ld GoOds. ' '. 'U~y . 'ftrl;llloeee bw,lnes a p.h~ed ~ame: Yesterd ay T~omaa . , ~~,i"n::;t~sl~~~t~~~:i:"ts''1jd':~~:: e.tnlo!:"e , . WilJl~p1 itoatet d'Il.; ,:" ViIlRN BOCGII. .T erms of sale-;-A llsums of $5 and i'uiid:w . teL I38toWW .I!nUa.. .. ODoe by' adverti llint, in notever lll8t· 8~rtls, Ii' oar InsP.6otorl, ag~d N'W YOU 38, proA ..Ar. ~&~t!i~, :Aaot., u~der. cash; ~ . credit .. of , 9 months .IDgly,keeptn g at It. .1hat. is .a 8ur~ ollred a lioense to wed MrB ft'·ft .' , . . '. ,II'i!.ulkner' '. J. JIl. (IimeB "Olerk. . , will be given for all .sum! of $5 and ' .road to ataooee9 . -~terlill.~ (0.) '~QI. . ' ,. , . .. '.. • ... ' . .Lnnoh . 8~D;d r~·~'f6~.. ove~ by pur~ha8er ltivin~ abankl1~l<, le&lo . of SucCeSS " : . note,:Four:perCent .di8Count.fOl'~b. Und~r.. ta an . ' d ·Embailm~r. , lieB in a ~eebj ' olear braiQ, 'oooked by .' I .:wlll' ~;r~' PgbJio :8ale. on ... P. '.I;?~ and ~8.rY .L~ q~etf~ . i~~omi~atil~ wlll and reeiltie sl e'ler.· 'm y farm, i~ ~itel ' 101!lt!l ~u~ ~'f .'. ~m. ,~dIB;:(~. X. Haw~~, ..A~c~. ;. WUl '1>6 ~ fonnd' ·tn ' the old IY· Snch ; pow:el' oom88 . f,~omthe 'Wayne ev1lle,O hto onWeJ lmau'P ilte Lunch B~a.r~ed by ,r-.tes ·.p~e~dia l1ealth ~b.,~ Dr, KiDg'8 ';~.ew - ....~. .Bank BaUdin g, opposi te , .. , . ..... ' . Aid Society bt1l1lat Fork. . Life P ,llia impatt . ,'rhey., vUan. . OD . . tbe'N" tional ~n~ • . , . - .. : , ' . ~ , Teleph one in hOuH and of· every orp~ apel build up bral1l aDd Sa~ay, octOber 16, 1909 .1~lle, 'i (,ouoh, 'i~tta"uu' leath~, 1 flee-where I om be oaUed · body. ' J, . A. Darmo.o, · Usemo re, ., 1 "" ':'ook bo........ olel ,, - ' I I .. ~ marble W, V. wri• .; "Tli61 are ,he'" ... W .! &op , , l .... 1ld 1. oblf: ~ or .dg~t., ' . 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A GREAT ANNO,V ANC£. ftDall:r 1i. ~tUJ'lle4 te hta Oft Iud IDING- SONCL . an4 JudeA bad reet. But Dot for loal, Kldn.y Dla...e Show. ,Mal'lY P. lnf__ _ tor all the ungodly men of th~ lUl1d - - - - ", , " .n~ Unplealll1t ,8ympto~ .. who hated ' JOnathaJi took council t~ D. L. CRAN E. -'" ,', gether, arid eal~: ,1 George 'S, Crowell, 1109 Bl'on~y/ay, ','BehQld, ' Jonathan and hie complIDJ our Helena, 11ont" says- "I 'WAS troubled are at eaae, and dwell wllhout caro: Story of loa.tlaaD'. Cen .' With ' a d1aordere'd now therefor!! let ua 10 to Bacchldea Co Le.deNblp As a killer the scorcblng uutomoblle , condition ot 't ae kId· and ,urge him to return thither, for ' u too mlscellaneolls, neys, some backache exoept we have his hel'v Jonathan and BY THE "HIGHWAY AND BYWAr' and ,Irregular passhis men will destroy us." , PIt£ACH~ t Wbat ettect wl11 the dJscov I'Y of the nges of seoretlons. At So It came to pass that BRcchldes nortb pole have on the price of eartimes I Wll& o,bllged re.t11rned wIth a stron!: army, but Jonmuttlf ' to get up out of bed. athan discomfited hIm so that he .was Dased a ll tile pocrypbal Book of glad to make lleace with him, but b&- Redeeming Feature of New Putlme at nigbt, and the Oabbages 20 cents npiece. Not so Maccabe s Chapters 9 and 10, fore departing from the land he dew II That It I. In Sealon Every urfne was unnaturr" uncomplimentary to call a man a cab· Da~ In Year. In appeal·Mce. On the Aplllysls ot?ln cn blleAn Wl1r,-Thn v ie,,' In reveng ' many of the lIllJodly mea, bnge head, advice ot 8. friend 1 of the Me cobllenD waf whi ch r egardll It who had urged him to CVUle thIther. Thero cn=n=n=o=t=b=e=to'-:o=m"'u""'eh lIgbt In only 11I1 6 civil anlS not as a r eligious conH 1'e>Is n new sport tor those of our Thua the sword ceased f'rom Israel procured DOB.a'. KJdney Pills and fli ct. la cssentlnll y ' ono-sl lSe(!, It there began using them. This remedy helped the streets, The more light the lesa wcre no other t'vldcnc(> than the Book ot tor that time, and Jonathnn dwelt at renders wbo are gOing to spend VQCa· me at once, ' streQgthened my klll,neY8 opportunity for crIme. Daniel. that a lona would show how lSeep- Mlchmas. and began to govern the tion days In the country, It Is lots ot Iy til nobr ~ t hopes oC tb e ' ,thaocrllcy people. Bllt be lought not the title fun In th city, too, tor boys who do ,Gallop-n-Trot! Onlloll -n-Trot! and corr cted tbe disordered condi· The 1Irst dollar that most m!!n were centered In tho IfUCCOS. ot the of king neither did he t.blnk to weal not live 01\ very crowded block9, or Hero we go riding nwoy, Uon." t! Ool lop -a-'l'rot! earned was given to them tor a bIrth· movement. When the t eellng of the na- the purple of rulElr •. boys who d,o no l1"e far from 1\ park Onllop-o..-Tr Remember the name-Doan's, Sold My! Who..t II. nIce Itlllll O to ploy! tion waa thus ne-alD turned wtth fresh day present :lr sometblng Uke that. Weo Willie Winkle. III rOlllp0 l's at blu e, by aU dealers. 50 cents a box. Follter· Now It came to pass that when Jo~ or n vacant lot. power to Its anolont faith. we nil ght exWe will call tbls new pasll~~ skee On old Daplli Orny tllk es a rId ; Ptot that Ulera would be 1\ new creative A man In New J cra y Is going to cpo h In the naUon RI lit rature; or. II athan bad established hlmselJ' at JeruI'd 10\'0 to have lIu ch a nne 110\'90- Milburn 00" Bu!falo, N, Y. sal m, that DemetrIus sought to make wOuldn·t YOll7 train a \lon to guard bla chickens, He th o torm of H ebrew compoRl tion waa alAnd l uch pr 'tty blue rompers healdI', r eady fi)( It by sacred IYPIl8. 11 prophet alliance wIth blm thinking to find opmight do better with ~ trulneu mos- or Ollllop-ll-Trot! Oallop-n-Trot! psalmist would express tho thoughts portuntty to kill him. It was at thl. Quito squad. orr to a cOun lry 80 grond! of t ho n W Illfe after th. nlodels, of old time also that King Alexander, ~alnet Mayor of Philadelphia Relents Inter· Ollllop-n-Tl'ot I Oa IlOI)·a-Trotl lim e. Yet In part at I aet the lead r8 ot ference In Hla Efforts to Get A-riding ~o SWl' t lIobyln.mi. While the awateur aeronaut Is quite the Maccabaean times felt ·that they were whom Demelr!ut bad sent n great - M rglll'el ,0 , H~y., Rid of Them. likely to come to somo untimely tate separated by a real chasm from the army, also dh.patched a deputation ro, ot th e kingdom or of the exile. It Jonathan UylDg: he ts less a menace to the public thai tthlmea oy looked tor l\ prophet In the future, AMUSING GAME "LA FUNDA" Mayor Reyburn. who eonsltl.ers lhe "We have heard of thee, that thou the amateur chaulfeur, they acknowledged that tha IIplrlt of prophecy wns not among til m, The vol- art a man of great power, and meet city IInlt pigeons n nulaa:noe, ond New Paltlme Takel Parll by Storm, would rid the building of them If b London has been having 1\ naval ume of thll prophetlo wrlUnlfs WIUI oom· to be our frIend. Wllereftlre now this plete. nnd. lUI t ar al a ppearM. no ono ,'enanli Will Undoubtedly Spread procession or 150 warablp. Thla demo tu rn d to Imitate Ita onlents, But tho day we ordaJn thee to be the lll,h 00u1l). considers the eltorts or kilo anti · to Other Countrlel. onstration ought to scnre ott that Haglo«ro.phn. thou«h tlley wcr~ nlrcnay priest of tby natloD, and to be caUed oruolty to nnlmals RocleUes to pre\' nt phantom German Invasion, long ftxed a8 def1nlt co li tlon, were the klng's friend, that thou mayst take the pigeons being driven out a mf'dTbe r lIrr tto'n r th nnclent dlesom , nnd sometimes wtUes Ba r a '. not equally tnr romoved from Imitation. our part and keep friendljhJp wIth us." The apoca lyptlo \'Ialons of Daniel served There Is only one more pole to dill' gaUle of dlabolo occurred in paris and tt.! In :-e.terrlng to the socleUeq, Now Jonathan and the people were a pattern for the vl8'1onll In corporated cover, NatJons which may teel piqued •• spread aU over t.he world. being ex· In the Boole of Enoell: lIod It hnt'! boon well pleased when they heard theao. ReoentJ~' , ",hUe the IDII)'O.r was holdceedlngly popular for a cuuple ,or seC\> Ing 111s dnny chat with the neWSpapl.'l· at American Iluccess In one dlrecUon commonly supposed Ulat tho P salter con~ words, because Alexander was the are at lIb~rty to get bUBY In (he other. taJns compositions ot the Mnccabnean first that had ontreated ' b'ue peaCe Fun of Coasting. ruen, s(lyeral fire engmes with clangdate. This supposition. however. Ilf quito Ing gongs, came thunclering down with them, and at variance with the best evidence whtoh they made a pact wlth roller· skating, ('or It Is pr tty nmch Wheo Pnnce Miguel r n"unceu the can bo obtnlncd on the hi story of' lat.. Broad street ana around the clty ball , ' hl~ and were c'o ntederated with hIm like the NorWegian sport ot coasting throne ot Portugal. wblcb be bad no Canoll, The Pigeons: evldeJitly frightened byalways. wIth long ,snow-shoes OT skees, except chance of ever gettlng, it mllst have the gongs,' flew exclteOJ.y around and So matters stood at the tlme neD that 't needs , no SDOW, says People's been almost QS grave a 9t.p as awear- ~r.: .~ ~;.m::.+-~ around ' outside of the mayor's om c King Alexander baying ' slain Demeto Home Journal. ing olf smokJng. on the north side ot be bulldLng. rlul In battle and .catlered hie arm,7 The best of roller sleee skatin, Is ===:=: As the wblr of wIngs swept through , A San Franctsco mlLn Is to marry had go~e to ptolemalt to meet the kw. that It la tn season every day In the There la little question but the room, ilia. mayor exc1allned, half the richest, of the young east Indian of E«ypt. . year when the pavementa are dry, and thlt the devout sons of Mattas~llIr.g, but ' wHh an attempt at Berl· princesses. It Is time VI e were get· That waa a veat event for It 19a1l elthel' a winter or a summer day wm thl .. known al the Maccabeea, ousnc'ss: tbere that Alexander 'was to mart)" do, for the Bknter. tlng back some matrlmol11al mllltont found refreshment and encour"My! Tile til'e onglnes are dis turb· Cleopatra, the daughter of Ptolemee, Any boy 1I)ay bave a palt' of roller 'Into this country, , agement In the Plalml of David. Ing the pigeons. Where Is lbe Soc!· and the ruler. and great. men from all skees, even wlthout the trouble of =~=== From the beginning ~f Jona, A proCessional walker is :onfidel1t ('tv tor tile Prevention ot Oruelty to the nations around had been Invited sayjng pennJes to buy them or waiting than'l leadership, ~mlel from Ihe can walk from San Franclaco to Animals' Such a t rtHe Il8 saving oil· to be present at the royal celebration. for a birthday to get them ' for a within and from without plotNew York In a hundred days. But 'Izens' property tiom burning. should . In the land of Judea It wile quIckly pr~sent; be can mal(e them blmself. ted hi. ruin and d.ath. May we :wby ahould anyone waste 60 much not be allowed to Interler" with the notsed abroad th ~t an InvItation h~4 The only eJUlense you may Incur In not believe that among hll fajtime wh n u·aJns are handlor? peace or the plgeo09."-PhUtld ll)hlil come to Jonathan ' 0 attend the Dup- makIng yourl!~ees Is a possible c08t vorite Plalm. mUlt have bIen Times. tlals, and bls followera rejoiced that of ten cents. , F or this sum you may I 'l;ho baby emperor o't China has the 140th. ' • KJn~ Alexander had 80 remembered get tour Iron bolta at any hardware been formally prOclaImed 'commander They Didn't, Have to Change. 44Dellver me, 0 Lord, from the and 1:Ionored, their lealler. store or maohl.n e shop. ~eae bolt During the years tn whIch our pureof the army and navy. It II to be ellll man: preserve me from the But certain wicked fellows who "hould be about eight lnebe' s Lone and food lawe have been put into !feet hop d that those two important violent m a n . , .~ were enemies, of Jonathan and sought a quarter of an inch thick. On one there bas been' n great hurryIng and branches ot the public service aro "Which Imagln. mllchlefa, In sourrylng on the part of the tood man· for occasion to discredit blm and end Is n · knob, or bead, and, DEtar th nOt Infant Industries. their hearti continually are they \Jfaeturers to change their metbods to weaken his power, entered Into a plo~ other end the bolt ill pierced by a gathered together for VI~r. make themcoJirorm to tho ,law. saytng: small hole. " • ' The French have discovered that The Quaker Oats Company Is a COD· , "They have sharpened th"lr r:" "Let .ua go also to Ploleruals. W. Now get t.wo' bOllrds, ea b three' and , whisKered kIsses leave on the lady's splcuous excelltlon. It Wlui admitted tong".1 like aerpeht; adderl, >!.(! will take glfts to J{lng Alesander, and one-tialf or four feet long, four Inches lips bacilli ot tuberculosIs, dlpbtherln that Quaker Oat. , wu as pure and pollon i. under theIr IIpa. because he w111 be In festive mood It wide and three-Quarters of an Inch and pneumonia, bealdea unclllssifte,d clean as ' pO/lsI~le and tbat It was an "Keep me, 0 Lord,from the will be easy to gain his when we thI6~. like ~g. 1. T.heae boartls muat m.lcrobes. And yet It's doubtful if the ~ hande of the 'wlcked; preserve ideal 'tood. New BaiL-TonIng 'Game. shall be able to brill, things' to his be exactly the same size and should It is 80 cheap tbat anyone can afwhiskered kiss will !O. me from the violent man: who notice wbJcb win turn his, heart be' of Bome tough wood, not pipe. 80' D a, A new game known 08 1.0 ford It and so , nourlsblng Ull1t eeryhave purpOled to overthrow my , A young man In New York commltaplnBt Jonathan, so that he wll1 no Now for you.r wbee1s. Take another Funda has now taken Parts by storm, one needs It. The result of lAst yellr's golngl. ted suicide because two girls had relonger be hts friend." piece o[ board ot the same dimensions and In all probab11lty It will spread to experiments, at Yale and other volnts , "The proud hav~ hid • anare ,ecte d b1Jn wltbln .0 minutes, one tor In accordance wltb this plan they a.nd ,I nark 6n It eIght circles, each fo~ other 'countries ,as dId dtabolo. says wbere tood value. , were tested Is thnt Quaker Oats has been 'a dopted by ' for me, and cordI: they have tlie fiftieth' time. He ought to bave departed secre,tly tor . pt:olEIIWt.la._Jl.l:e:...~~~~~~'" _Sa . 'all around, Pop,u lar Mechanics. 1t conslsta 01 many persops-all their food, on whl h Ipre .. d a net by, the wayalde: been Immune after such an experith ml .. f Al d ' euttlng ,through the t I pared 0 po so~ , e n," 0 exan er bnard, beln" t'er" careful -to have no throwing a ball with the n~ shown In tbey rely for adding vigor aad endurb ' they have let glnl for me. ence (Tom the deadly love, germ. the illuetratroD and catohlng ' It as 1~ ance of mURcle and brain. against Jonathan. Now Jonathan had"" • I "I .ald to the Lord, Thou art Dot yet come to the city, a fact fiat places on the edges 01 Tbe ,Quake.. Oats ' C~ meets (lomea down. The ball .can be thrown my God: , hear the voice of my ~~ aeemed to favor tbe plans ot w~eels as you cut them ·out. to a · conalderable height and to eatch all demilndll In tbe way lt pncKB . lupplicatlonl, 0 Lord, Quaker Oats; regular .~e packages ovU men,' for havlnc p~e8ented their "<~?!:;====~==;;;;;;;;=;;;;~o It u ,It faUs the ~lay'er tUust be very and the large slse farony paokage; /'0 God the Lord, the atrength expert. ' gUts they succee~e~ In gaining tho C::"IIR. 0 of my lalvatlon, thou halt covtlie latter, botb' \VI~ and wttbout promille of Alexander that be would'. ... 6 china, " , ered my h.ad In the day of bat.c N£W AND ' INTERESTING GAME hear certain petition which the1 tie. M".tn't Work LI". Roe&lottom. brouChi, OD the ,nol'l'ow. , "Grant not, 0 ' Lord, the de. F. W. Ayer, the adverUsl.u, aaent, at Penn.ylvanla Man Inventa Paatlm. Full of elation they departed, InYtni II,el of tha wicked: further not tho dinner hi PhUiulelphla fA honor-of That I. Highly \ Entertaining...,. Even the accursed mOlqulto has Itl among themselves: " hI. ~Ioked devlc.a; le,t theyexthe firm's fm'tleth annlvel'sap', snhl , Bou,nee Balli. uses. In New Jersey ' they get rid of "If Jonatban but delays btl comlne alt themselve•. tbat to ' ,uceeed '1n advertJsing r~' tramps by ' haDd·c:uftln" and e.-poain& but nnother day we sball wIn our , IIAI for the head of thole' that 'hard work. " , A PenneylvlUlla maD has receutl7 qulred cause and Instead Gf a welcome there them to 'tbe mosQuttoel!. In a few I'The successes In tbla bualness a ra compaaa, me about, let the ml"l "'111 b dl " b f th k1 .. P,arb of the Skate. ' Invented a new and Interestlna aame minute's the tramps are ready 8J1d chief of their own II pI cover .. e .sgrace e ore eng. ,which wtll doubtless alford much 'cn. stnpendou.~'~ be ..qd, "bUt some folk's eager to leave town. ,T his la almost them. Espectantly tberefore they came to ilirough the , center ot , eaqh wheel te~tainJQent· to both old , and young. think that r'!>l'kln(f ' ~ Jtoebo~tom of 8S barbarous u capital punishment. "Let burning coal. fall upon Camden wor.ed, a man can bulld up a " Tb ' 1t f bl Ith ,AJexandel' the next day, and tho spokesman stepped (orth to deciare bore a hole of the same dla~eter of . e game (lOnB a s 0 a to e w ,an great adverils~ fortune. them: let them be cast Into the Another prince Is reported' tfl be their matter, sanaa: ' 'the bolts. FIg. ' 2 IIhows you "ow the inClined b~ and -compartments at the "Roebottlhn was A roofer. tie was en· fire; Into deep pIta, ' that they paying attel\tion to an AmerIcan heir, "Be It ' known UDto the king that wbllel' ahould look. at this atacel upper en~. Above , thIs Is 1\ 'back rlae not up again. , ess. Now that even ' royalty is ' anx, FIg', 3 sbows bow the wbeels are piece to Whicb a series of pocJiets .are gaged on a Mlqkle street atouse, One "Let not an evil .peaker be Ious tor the pretty ,b.merlotln gIrl aDd there ar~ ,certaln matters In our nation ,placed on t.h e bolt or u}e, 'tbe liead of huq. 'eaab pocket havtnIJ , a dlUeren~ dsy. as be WAS lu Q~g, he ~ns beard ' ,, eatablilhed In the eart .. : evil which ebould come to the attenHon of the bolt p.-sunUng one wheel , 'fro'm. nu~ber. Screens ,prolect from the to give a yell of pain. her millions, the chance.s of the YOUDI "'What'-, the matter, Iloebottom!' a aha II hunt the vIolent man to' the 'klng, for he wbom ,the king thlnkR slipplng off that sIde, and a wire , nail eldee and over !pe top. The object of ' Amerrcan lJIan ought to · have been ,C)arpellter uk,ed. , ~verthro~ him. Is ~Is' a1l1 and frJend Is dealing In de- stuck througb t1)e hole In" the , bther.. consldel'ed In the tariff at , high pro" " " !J got a nail In' my foot,' the roofer "I know that "the Lord will teeth'e' rat~ s on prLDces. c~lt ~d would do ,him hurt;'!' end ot the bOlt holding rut 'the other aDswered. malnta. In the caulle of the afflict- I "Of :whom 'speakest tilou?" deruapd. wbeel. As the 'flgure sbows, the bolt "'Well, why ,clon't you pull It oul?' Aviation is ,the crue of the bour. ed, and the right of tho poor. ed the .1dng. " Befor~ i hear .furtber· Is"now laid 'a()ross 'the end of one or, said the carpenter. LUCkily, It Is not " craze whlcll can '''Sur~ly the righteous Ihall Ii let me know whom It Is ngaJn.at wbom the boards. rt Is fastened 'in > Jllace by "'What! In my dltm.ar bour?' yelled become as general ' as some olbers give thank. unto thy name: the ;a thou art bringing chargell.~· three stout staples ,,'lIlch are dI1:ven Roebottom, reproaebtully.~''':'-~hiladel. have been, and while Bome foolhardY upright shall dwell In thy pre.. ".,.onatban," replied the !nan, wIth Into the wood ",Itb one 'end ,bn each phla Record. Ories will pay the usual price for .nce." ~ eYldent ,reluctance. ' side cit tbe ' bol~. Repeat thts Ilt each reckless temerity, the el.-perlments tn " "Jonathan wllJ be here," exc1alm~d end of both ,boar~" and fOUt: 'roller' the matn will be confined to those who 1IEii*:m:. ~:111 the Idna. skee ts 'ahnost ,complete: . ,' look upon the question ' of air travel THE STORY. "Nay, be hath not come and wIll Put on~ of: yo~r old shoes II) the ~s something more than 11 passing fad. not, for be la plotting agalnat tbee." center ~ o( the . boa~d and mark the E have chosen th'eethls day tc "Not another word," thtinderedAlei:~ 'board where '(be toe and heel 01 tlie Lieut . • Shackleton of· the British be our prince and captain ,thnt a.n der, rising angrily trom 'bls seat. ahoe cOlile. , Now D!ill two ,tout cleata , forces, who came within 110 ace or dis· and would '!lave spoken , further, but across the , board just at the ' ,Bame cov ring the south pole,'-",m lecture thou mayest tight our battles." Jonathan \vould never forget those at that 'moment 1,\ sbout rpse from the marks, ' Ftg.~ of. siiows. The same In ih ls ountry to make up the amount ot his (?xpenses tn this 'Important ex· words spoken by his brethren some- outer court and Jonathan and lila fol· ftgure SbO~6 how straps arl) ta~tened pedltion. Of course, England will bi.ke time aCtel' the «leatll of Juda's. Other lowers were u,s bere!llnto the preseJlC. 'to each slde"of the .board. ~ These are ' to , bind · It tightly to ' your (oot tn ex· the glory of his discoveries, but, up to honors were to come to blm In his of the king" "Herli! Is the' lUaD whom the klDI actlftbe same! way as your tee akate,s: date. he la left to pat the cost, which brave and noble career, but none ever shows how much superIor present warmed Ills heart more or sth'red It v.'Quld honor," he exclaimed,'> Jmpetu· ure fastened,'. and ' glve tlie ' l1nishln, , ,tollch~ to your labore. " , " , _. rratttude la to posthumous !:Iory and more deeply than those wordl of con- ously. , "Co.me ht~her," ftdent trust .trom his own hrethren. Jonathan Wonderingly asce~ded tho rNow for the 'sport, "You will find 1\' the , 8a~e j~ to. bou,nce bans post-mortem monuments. In that hour a great and undying am- tbrone -st~s, for h~ had not known much euler to: become expert In' the bed ,0' tbe table !IDd tnto the pocketa, It Is somewhat surprising that In a bltlon was born tn Ills breast to prove that Ill,S enemies bad co~e to Qccuse, \Iae of youi'" s)(ee/l' thim even to stand t1\e, alm".Q~ c~)l~se, being to get .Into, count.ry ot such thrifty persona RS' worthy and faJthful as the leader of bim. ' ,', " ul) at the" Orat trial . with . ordinary ilie ~cket. f ltb '~be blt;~eat , numbe...." France lotteries ahc'uld flourish to the his people. And his d81'otlon waa to "The purple l'obe be thy portion" for rotter skates. :then, too,",.yoli can as .tl:'e , bllh~t Bcore wins. : Balla th.a t extent they do. Tr,~ man who saves be tested ,to the utmost, IlS subse9u~nt ,thou art surely a prInce ,~orthy to' ' jjlUc~ longer ~trokes wlth",tbem, ,milS, thel poe1lets ,a~ rOll, b~lt to , the money on ,small enrnings seldom takes events proved. wear, It," exclaimed the kin" ', throwr' they are too heavy f6r' YOU to go .f~t ~t ~~e ~l>,lemtb.7 be replayed, bllt the gnmbler's chance OIl V.'hlch ,· all It was not long after bls call to Inc a ' garment over tbe ' ahpulders of about Dillch ' on a lev~i sUrface. " , tb~se ,~ a~> Into - e , ' ,cOllitliart.lottertes depend, b'~t It Is a fact that leaderslll~ befor'e .RacchldeB, tbe Pow. Jonathan. Then tUI'll. Ing ,t o: ilie Prt~ce. . ~u,ttor coastlngl ' ' Oli! : ~GW ' "o~, ,men tcl8,,<;ost ~e Frahlle ,abounds In the,se Institutions. errul captain under King Demetrius litandlng about the throqe, he sa.ld: ' 'can coast on theml Th~re',lB 'Dot one- lIro 6 . e~cy So pronounced ,Is the evil tbat the laid a plot to kill hIm. and certain I ' ''G~ with this ' man "into the , mld~t tentb the :. JlkE\liho~ or~ t,~l~~-: tlui~ ,~I\Y ~ere ' he ' goveTJ\Xllcnt h8s taken UP the matter. 18 that It wou~d ~ave been succeasful of t)le 'cUY., Qnd p~l, a.lmto aU thlt, In , ,0 ' " Js' on ,ro , lle, r ska~es, 9r you " ar~, !!dl'cJ!c()h ' ' St' ~'I'l' WIIUUIIDI< having just submitted to the Cbamber d h " ", '. 1 n~~elf~"y t' ba not one unto w om Jonath~n. had man shall comp , agalilBt hlmi bllt , oU ' ~ ,mucl~ ' large~. surface, th ~alls with aClculraCY , ~e ~~o~f~~m:nf,:n~~t~~~e~.~ok1ng to 'shown ,a kindness yeal'~ before secret· .he IllULll ,be a duke, ~nd ru,ler 'nlid you', ~~ ' sail. dow;n', a-Jon,g -biU "Uke '. o~kebl .'..{&ulrtNi. ly' brought', word to Wm. Tben Jon- th6rlty In his r~)m." ' So ,J 1\ ~watlow. not goIng tatt enough ,th' ,J) ;, ""' ,,_-+-,'____--,.:-.--:._ T I e lant to be:;:: t d t athan, and SlmeQu his" bro,ther, and returne~ to Jer)lBnl41~ 1Ht 'In" ~inger, but' making , ~OO!I Jfme." " . ',,,, H~ Wa. ,Ylcfdllh~;: vi ~~S ::.g b P for the : t.ere~1 on e Sf aU that wel'.:! with him lied Into t,he safety. , ~ fo all 'Oiat; ... ".,- ' ,~ Ir,'" ,/" "~ '_ ", MOllo' as 'l\ tl,,~old convalescent . e t , cld f . h 1 r::rk ~ , ''Wtlderness of ' Th~coe,' and . J>ltcl1ed , , Ii. c9&at~ng ~tI " ~~tw~n ~ lot C!,f He bad ' bten ,la, ~e ,,"b'o splta!' ::=:n~s aAn 1.~~~Oye::~ tn th~ ;~~ their, ,t ents by the ' water of the ' loung rolle .. 'akee ,s~~ters l,ls ;~~.~ 1~ '~ooll~ ~nf.i.t~ ,1\11" tba~ t\~e I, Dt? df tannin wblch has established ,AIJJ)hnr. , ~.~ you can lInall.qe, aDd "Ui.e ~f., bad .ucceed~ , In ~lJln{n. ev.e~ _ ~conomle8" tn g the manuractuJ'eQf , Upon tWl,Baccllldes fol1o~e~" but .lio tUea tbe ~ ~ ,of blaskees, ~.dnt~ !Jmtte. fronl ,Yie Uttl,e ~ell~wj leather and enabied taDners' to sell JonaUuu~ - s~8,ped ncroas the_, Jor~a~ ~~pIU '\Yb~\11 I~ 1tIm, '~~ ll'eaB~ sar.-t\ ~ven'~~'. 'MagllJ!ne. " p~~ap,! " Chell' niocl\lct 'at lower ogutes. FOr-. ,after be :ha'd ~1I1 d abou~ a t1,lous!,nd and. ,~o:ws , .u the hundred , ~lttJe 10no". ~t )lu,sla were"stlll ,ttJO mel'ly th~ tan bark was shipped 1Q ()t tbe me,n of .nacebldel , arm~. tr'cJra ~f IH!!Lr1oc blA welpt. tint 011. vlvld .. ' , .. . .,.... ~ . . and yelJlloi. to the vatlou. ' Then.. did Bacchldes l!etu1lI) to, ,t~ tIi~ the otllt,r. ... Ma4 the nutae".u.::...O!.... talillerJe.., wbere It · was ground up ' werp a~d , reP.$~d the 8.t~g (lUes t.arua 'In tie htll mar lIemilD!!, III 'him .~e IUl4 .uJaj~ to treatment ' (Qr th,e t '?~ JO,rdlUl, anti toolt the .o~. of th 1ftGIt.. ~, ,' utue ez.....CtJOD ot tile taal1'lo 'Gcld 1'hU.' Ilbl~ Dl,eQ , ot tfle' ckIuntl'y ... ~ , tlte ~ Of taDlline " " ~ tilt ~ abut :them , In tbe tf! ..er. ta _"....;~mt ' ill PtIJIl'tII. . ..JeruaaJelll aDd a.lItAt~ JIlucb matre•., .'. til. l&1lcJ. ~ut l~ ' .. to . . . . . .

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Dirt YOII C \· r bave a guest at YOllT' ta tJ le "tbat r Ollhlu' t a t tills ," a nd " I t r uns tn oll r famil y to n over like th l!.t ~" If 8 0 , YOll have mot one of tlle Wu t r lno's of cnt rtalnlng.· If oot. you ha.y!! s caped a moat disagreeable s it IIn li on. or course lhere are people with Idio('yncrnsles who must be fa· va l' d, IJIlt tbe majority of people who bnlk at foolls of different kinds, do 80 hecause In tllelr youth they h n\'o Dot b n tra in ed to enjoy all kind s of toad. Children who wlU not L'nt eel·ta ln vegetn!Jles nnd are sup. J)Ued wl tb other lhlngs which they like will n ever lenrn to like those food s. Th e lazy Indulgent parent who wl1l thus pamper a child to his hurt are the ooes responsible for this state of afl'a lrs. A person may not always reHsb ~(Ju a lly 'I" ell all foods but there ar .. non e that may not. be reasonably en· joyed If th e taste Is cultivated. Tralll up a chJld In the way he should aud when he Is a guest he wl1\ not depart from It. A gracious gues t Is as Important a8 a gracious hos tess nnd unselfishne8s Is s s Impol' lant a malter to be consld· ered In entertnlnm nt as It Is in other phases of lite. "Put youraelf In hJs place," and the golden rule might well be th slogan {or the entertained ae weU as tho entertainer.

t both ar· my and Jl I\ \' y h udquar· t ers In WnsIJ lngton th o be· lief Is Ula t bazlng is a thing at th o pURL. both at the mlllt.ary nnd naval l\cademl es, despite a re e nt outb reak o t W s t Point. Perha ps Ule ufHcars are right, perhaps they are wrong, tlme and the human nature, 01' the d e \'II, It you will, that is In boys lUay MOle day get working agalu and show Itself In an outbreak of the old hailing cUiltom. Som time ago th re wns a hazing ~ se at Annapolis and LUnny cadots I were Impllcated . Tb y- were all placed in arrest and the numhe r of , the arrested ones was 80 . great that otriclals thought that a record had been broken, but such was not the casE'. 'rb officers had forgotten, It · they to.day he Ie a seasoued, experl· el"er knew It, that onco upon a time enced soldier, If the country holds tbe enUre corps ot cadets at tbe one. Houlehold Hints. linlted State8 l\1ll1tnry academy was Col. Kennon Is an example of Add one cupful of chopped prunell tho clalls of men who develop vlaced in arrest and that It was nee· . to the brown bread. The prunell add S!!Iary -to break all army rules by gravity Rnd aolldlty ot character to the flavor ns well to the nutri· drawing on "the ranks of the culprits after they have expended a tund tlve value of the bread. to secure men for guard duty, a duty , of mlschlet and animal spirits Kerosene Is one of the best agents ordinarily considered too honorable greater several times than that tor oleanlng sinks and bath tubs a8 to be dlsoharged properly by any which is allotted to the average there Is no danger of wearinG, or man or . body of men ngainst whom boy. It Is doubtful if one of this scratching the enameL T~e odar 18 Clbarges of serious mlsoolldu t had staid soldler'/l subordinates could the objection a.nd that soon dlsapbeen laJd. . to.(\[l1, by Ole wildest flight of his pears. There was • rIot t th e nlted ImaglnaUon, picture to himself his Use leftover breakfast foods In States Military acad my at midnight, commanding officer holding on like griddle cakes and gems. It is a de· ocember 31, 1879. The ' authorities grim death with six other cadets clded addition. Tl ot only cfllled the proce dings a to the edge of a b.lanket while ~j ot, buOt they lIald that il wus reb I· from Its center a "plebe" was 1I0lls In its nature, and 8S ·tho result s oaring skyward. Yet tor this ot· ot It Gen, John M . Soholl Id. superln· teuso K nnon was once sU8peilded t endent .of the ncademy, placed the from the military academy. ;l00 ndetll. under arrllst. Somewhere out In the nortbw~t The riotous dernon6trntloo at. the Is Maj. John D. McDonald, wbOtlfl IMrn to r esIg n with a toood I:rllce all thn.t you fl r o not, and to b e · ~emy on that night b'roke ali service has brougbt him fame and 1I0\,e In your own Intllvlduflllty."-AII'Ilel, s Clld my precede nts. It w us planned who looks as though be , couldn't by a dozen daredevf\ cad ts of th break a military rule. with a sledge So much 1.0 d o t hnt 18 not e'CD begun So much t o h ope to r that we cannot Dee. flrst lass who were to graduate th6 hammel·. Not long ago Maj. Me· , So much to win, 80 many thIngs to llO• .fo llowlng June and who wi shed to Donald was serving In the Philip· - Wm. Morrill. mark in n manner unpreeedent od tho pines as a near neighbor to Col. II ' b erln~ In of their grndu:lting year. E. J.' 'lcClernand, who was mill· A Remedy for DyspepsIa, About 20 cadets by a contlnu d tary governor at one at tbe. provo This Is a remedy so simple that It ~ourse of good conduct bad slIcce.ed. Inces, will be bard to convince the COnBe"· ~ d in ' eourh'll; leav lor wo doys at Probably McDonald ue ve l' went aUves thut just 111alu water Is the Christmas. When tbey return d froDl across the Philippine fields to call agent. their. sbort furlough .th y brought Hpon McClernand wltbout think· Drink from one' to three pints ot with them In valise and in trullk ev. Ing of tlle six months' confinement wl;\ter one haul' before each meal, ery ';lrlety ot flreworlts known to he underwent as a cadet because then Beat yourself comfortably In the be had an Idea that he could hood· the ingenuity ot the manutaclurerwink the man who rose to the po. rocking cbalr and rQck. The rock.lng sltlon of an omcer presidIng over Romall ' candles. s'k,yro 'keta; cannon w1\l agitate tbe .water In the stomcracker8 , and other Daise Rnd fire ach, washing Its walls and cleansing )\lakln'" art! I Ii. They were earehllly a FllIplno province. It thorougbly. Tb,e water wJl1 be abWith l\lr;Donald were several htdd~nP away In the luatlr sses ot the so'r bed in a short while, leaving the o the r cadets who adols all over the barracks. For 'onsplrators that nothing worse could h,nppeh s tomach loned up to receive the food thought that they nearly a week the boys slept on veri· coUld outdo previous to the substltut.es th~1i being reported for · HI aDd digest It. Get the roc~hall" table mines of powder. . . minutes ' absence, which meant nothing mqre hahlt. Cit "'W'IllT""'t!tIrlolls1hnt the authorIties academy deeds of dnr· thnn a few dem erit marks. 'fborough mastication of the food Is Ing. Sorue of them got lit the academy did not note and In· caught, and some of Sil ence and sl ell I"elgned throngh the aU lIuother valuahle aid In curing dyspepI'/ ulre . Into: the fact that at lellst , 30 them didn't. Among stolle qUllrte rs. Fnr away up lbe Hudson sia. lcl elcherizlng It Is called from r adatS "cut" supper every night for those who wore will . sp .eded th e s leam launch benrlng the pions' the mon who has made that operation lug to make the nt. a we(lk .prlor to New Year's eve. It ure'seeklng cad ets, in whose bunks, with the ir to Ill elLO so much, Mas ticate the food ts dark at supper ~ tlme in lat Decem· heads well covered with blankets. lay the ir until It s waJlows Itself. Cblldren may her, and under covel' of the dllrkness th.e ca. and enter d by the one \loor which had been 'tempt were one Howitt of New York, Oil!" deta damlJed for the purpose made lrl'p s to left unbarred. The cadets In barracks had John Breckenridge, a junior member of that aelf·sacrlficlng comrades. Th ere was an In· be llll1ght this hahit endy and it will Trollhy point and from there they brought to fastened every otber door and every window famolls family, olle Fairfax . ·M ontague. whose slleclton that night. It was made by three mean 0111 h to tbem In sound bodies t h · · J}nrracJ<g scores ot round sllot, pounds In on tbe ground floor, effectually barring the name slIvors of Virginia, Rnd one other cadet, offlcers..l...Le\·e,·e tt 1\[. Wulker , Denjamln Hnn· In afl I' life. dolph nnd E.· J , IcClernnnd . Rnndolph li nd welgbt" which IlBd been mnde years before offlcers(rom entering. Wltbln three minutes whom modest.y requlr'e s shall be numeless. Wnlker found two empty bun Its and ordered Things a Woman Wants to Know. tQr Use'. Jil the old muzzle·loudlng field and of the first crash from Battery !{nox officers The penalty at West Point for going "off the officer or the day to In s pect for tho ub· 1\ (lavorlng which III auusual and sIege gons. The . round sbot were hidden In lJegrtu to swarm out of theh' quarlel'S to head lImHs" Is dismissal. and the .same dose Is glv· scntees every 15 minutes. He did this duty the "cook lofl" of the llRrrncks. for tile area of barracks, wbere they found the en to We unlucky cadet who Is found to be and found the empLy bunks filled . Two of the ve ry nice for a change Is made bY The ' ca~ets who had lIcted as caisson cor· ofl\cer of the day dodging the fiery balls of a absent from hia Quarters for more than 30 cadets dtmcing Wll UI> wh ero the Newburg h l1lxlug together 10 a bottle one~. li \loon[lIl of nlmond extract With nvo ~oral!l at light artillery drill had managed to score of .Romau condles. . mlnutes between taps and reveille. A young lights twinkled were nfe . teaspoonfuls of vanilla. Use I1S usual. II batrllct" unseen of tbe authorities, 's ome 30 Gun. Schofield, roused ' from his silirubers. woman living In Newburgh, one of West Point's l\lcClernand found III his division of bar· 11 .t Ilspoonful at 11 time. o r 40 canvas bags of powder. Thesf were hastily dressed aud trotted across the parade "s~'mmc.r girls," knowing theso rules nnd pen· racks one emply bunk . It was that of F a ir· Spices for flavoring; mix twO ground 1n the wake "Of h1s · juniors. The gen·, ' ulttes, jocosoly Bsked soveral first classmen towed awaY '11l the ollimn ys wblch opened fax Monta gue. l\f Cle rna nd kn ew n thing or ounces oach of cloves, cluoamon, ,nto the un'u sed fireplaces In the cadels' quar· oral 110wled an order at the ofllcer In charge: to he prcsellt· at a party .to ue glven .,at her two and . was n dl sclJllinarlnn. Afl.er f1l1dlng~ t TS. '. ' "Sound the .Iong roll.;' home, 12 mile ' up the river, aD Thanksgiving Montague absent he turn ed e \'ery cadet O\'er ruace, Hutm eg, one ounce of ginger ~ren fl,rst classmel'l\ ~'rc ll out" from SllPP r The ofllcel" In charge replied: "Can't do It; evening. They resolved to accE'I-t. They suc· In his bll.nk, threw the light of the lantern fuil and three olln Ct!S of Il ugur, sift until on New Ycal"s eve. ThfJY stole lInder cover they've stolen the ,drums.': ceeded In getting hold 0[' some money and In In his fnce and th en looked at the Ilame o\'er well blend l:!d and place in np airtight 'of dar.m ess ·. do~n to Battery KilOx and there II this while the nlg.bt was full oC noise bribing a stenm· launoh captain to agree to the alcove to see Ir fn ce Rnd n:lme coincid ed. jal". This s pice may be used for caltes. roclts, eto. they loaded the old smooth·bore canI)on which 8pd tbe .nlr was full of fire, .Flnally every· take them to Newburgh nfter taps, when there McDonnlrl and lI1onl a ~ue- :ll c Donald 011 th6 Wh en wanting II. II ltle onion juice had been .' fro,vnlng· harmlessly Q"er the Hud· thing burnablo was burned up and the cadets was an Inspection, and to get them back III printed nlco ve s llJl and lI(ontngue In the bUllk for a slllnd or dl'easlng, cut n sl1ce !\O~ for, a Quarter of a century. F'rom Battery had tired of ' the tnsk of carrying round Shot time for reveille roll call. - did not ngree. from the root end of a small onion, Knox ' the ' cadets went by way of Fllrtahon up ·the s'talrs only to .roll them down again. Many a cadet from tbe period of Lee bad The Vll'ginlllll \\'o s ord er ed bll c k to his wnlk to-'tb,e ' seaoj:)n~t battery, nnd there they . Tbe enlisted drummer boys found their In· • been to Benny Havens', a DIlle away from the quar.t ers In arresl. :llId Mc Dollnlt1. wnltzinf( . the n twi st th onion a tew Umes on IQaded .. the 2,O·ton smooth·b6re, .the biggest gun stru'rnents and It may ,do . no hl\rm at :this late . 1)ost, time 'arter time,. bu't sucb a trip as the away al1 uncoL1sclo u;j IInder the shallow of n grate r near the side so thllt the at-. t"hat, ~I~e in tbe. sen'lcc. The smaller pieces d'BY to say titilt they had · known \Vh'e re ' th~~ one proliosed was darlJlg beyond all . pre.ce. . the flag pole at Was hlngton's hendq!Jarte rs, Jul 'e 11111.)' run down tbe g roo.va on the gr t r l". were all t~e t1Plt' , ~ong roll ~BS sounded, the dent. The ,::blel danger lay In tbe posslblJ. or . the'· seacoast batterlQs al~o · were loudedwas Inspected (or e "e ry 15 mlnut('s IIntll be Wb en s weeping, ll umpen newspadotiJ5ly IOl).dtid wet:e a better way to put It1I8rrool\s doors : *ere .' thl'~wn open anll the . , lty. of a ' dark.lantern . inspection of. Quarters r.enohed his qllnt:ters s ix hours lllter. Ho was pers. t.ear into !Jlts and s cat,.ler ove., . ''and ttiell ,t he ·",i~ ~O.'poun.d Parrottsotthesiege ~ ad~ts fell inm : 1~lle . and , . an~wered. to their , while the runaways were absent. There bnd saved ' from (be extrel'Ue 1l nalty . for hill at· tbe rug 01' carpet. The \.>Ilper hol~a ~; 1)n~te&~, V!e !i,<ted, wlUl powder: , Into. ~he vent . 'll~mes: . " . . not been such "an inspection for sOllie littlE' tense, bu.t h~ had six ' Illonths' co·ufinem.cnt In the dilst. . ot : tjV41ry . pIece ot: the tltre.e 'ba~terles friction ' . . E"ery_ pl?;-vl1eg~ ,w.as ta~en away . frOID- .the time, an(l this .(act made 'the plotters bold. barracks in whit'll to thllll< over bla part Iti l,.ttm.er9~·were' Inserted .aD-d ' lanyards werb.l\t cadeta f(lf ,thr,ee tnop~s, but·· DQt one was :dls-,', '. '. .... . an escapade that brl}lIg ht about lIight!y IIi· "J I . h d t " ,. b . II had b t\ ' ' I h d :. McDonMd tinally evolv,e d a. , brUllam lac1!.e!l ~'ia.dy· tor ,t.he . p~lbng. Th~U t o.-e:1 e p,' ' in.las~d,' for i,f t . e . ~u ty' . ee pun s~ . ' Bcheme.·, It Wl\8 to',get. 'c ertain. o,·t~er: cndals to . ap etlan 'ot barracks f." r yenrll thereafter:· .P os· ":1!'1 t , Ok .. bar~afks:'i;'; . ' , :.. .....1· . n'ot .!l ,: ~bY. w~Ut~ ,'~Il:V!l, b~e~ lef~ t? the· lIe~lee ,. sleep In . tb~ absentees' blin~s apd to .pass for I slbly McClernllnd wtJc n In til ·. Phllipplnes and ' Th~. belI In tl,1e tow~. of· the old acsdetnlc, , . ~f ..the corp~ o.t ,cadets. :, . . '. " th~in .10, "the Ileces~{'rlry hU~l'ied I,antern In. meeting MoDonald W,lS glad that for onoe . . bUilding , MI~d " ,t b(!lIr8t';'IItroke o,f . mldnlt~t, ,·, :Maj/ ' Lymiul :Wats;o.h ,.'y~re ~enilo~ of· the IIp.Eiction. 'J.1!lls nlan w,o uld,.. of cOUrse. \nvo) va military dill 'lpUnc misQ&rrloa . :Before •the 'lI~cond 's troke ' clime t.he~ was a :, ,' Infant", whO" Is , ~e- man who b'ul t ·~t1~e ~ Ben· ~ r. tr';'tf';; •.>;e.... fr:ont, COl I.owed . b,Y an"othe.r ~ ··fgu~~,.t ~a.d. in..tl\e,., ·~'hn. ln.Ji!ne ... J,sla.1ldIi. o.ne . ~t '. t\l~ 811batftt!te~ . being , fou:n~ absent frc~ : their Curfew for AdiJlts. · . .' ~~ " ..... u.. ~ 'j , 17 ~ ~ '. I/' OWl, "'quarters" but . (t, was ar.rsllged, 'tb.rough As soon· as th ~ ordlr.r.nce is sl.gtltld Oy thtl ~'oar, a)j~et yet 'another. T~:erl t1\ e re ., ',: Ule most · remarkaljl~ . euqlples.,.<?t englkieeflng•. mean,,· pnn'eeessar7 ~o sl~te,., ~o ~M'e' th~m " came.. ··pl(lte,.U"8ud s~~L . illdlJ and .,of qul<:li, ns~etj~u . .p,erform,nae'.. ' /lwali:elJell ae once hi cill!~ an 'JDlpeeUOn took , mayOr and tile req'u lred pubUcatlon ' Is' made, It .wlll be unJawhl1 fOI" any adull to t;Je in the l'fe~t to --Fort · Plit- ', of recent .Hme•. ',', . .' , ' . , . ! . " , " lace, and hurried. b8~k to tlie(r b~kll: When '~1lI or M.a~ An~hony' , Col, Kennon (he is ~ . ~a.101' C'lt •. r~rJ~. but. : ~adet ',.11 found ~~I'etlt .)le Is ' Itlspected , for , treats of Paragpulcl b (ween. the hO\lrs oJ, midnIght and 4 Il . m., pllblabatile wlUt a fine II'maotMiore, cto\1J>J~, W~8 qaionel III ~. volun~eer IIor(lea) 'Went to I every~.s nilJ1ut~ untll be .:eturni, 8pgli:en. 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Announcements

1". W. HA'rHAW A ,is acandidate for theo fii ce of Land Appl·ai. et. s ub35 to 40c a qUart jeclto the vo t I'S of Wayn TownI ship. Your Uncle am says, "Oy tel'S I mllst qeFr h and Sanitary. No i~e. 1 J. E . . H . CKf,'l'T,. f East Wayn e . nothing but clean Oysters. Regular I Town~hl p, I a Clln~,ldate for the of. upplies on hand ready for your ~n- fi of Trus l e s ubJ 'ct to th voters sp ction. of Wayne 'fO\VTIship.

Baltimore Oysters

Broken Windows.

FRANK PRATT, il3 a candidate N~\V's th e time to fix up for cold : for the oftic 01 Tru tee su?jeet to w ather. ' Glass in hll ordinary sizes, i the vo ters of Wayn TownshIp.

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b<?th singl~ and .doubl stl'engtp, also GHAS. . C - f NELL i a cand iP utt)!, Pam ts tc. Idateforthe office of Trustee, subjeet

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The I~st lot of thIS hIgh grade ' ~e- j W. . GRAHAM is a cand idate for m~nt wll~ com . next week. peclal the office of Trustee , s ubject to the l }1l'lces at the car. voters of Way ne Town hip.

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New. Sorghum

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.l·d f I "J. BURN=T' r.. . 18 a anul ate or re: To our Cu.stomer who use t~is ar- election to t he ~fficE! of rrru te s ubtlCle, put thIS on your want h t for !j cttothe otel'sof Wayne township. , a turday, a very choice 'l of Si g / Sandy Sorghum on the way,

Entranc, to Ladi~' Depart111 ,nts by el vu'lor ' on Mal)) tr t, ' betw n the ho tbres,. and also lhroitgh th'

Itil . Wll1h~m UlUluing.lIUIll hil l o a n el't8ining thl pit. t week~ Mr. 'nd ~l'a , R b , l\' I\.)\lifl'y, Mr. II.tid lI' Di IIInr , of Da~ke oounty. . Born t o MI'. 'lOd ~.fr!". J htl Dn vis ell t of town, a fino b l Y. M,r . Jolln 'l'atn IIllll MI Stlrtlh Rbol'ha ugh whu lin V bf' 0 V ry _iuk lire n ow report-tlu b tt ". Mr . O . U. P L I ' ,II Ilud :-;oll tLla.y und MIl:l:; '1Irrie Kemp II 1100l ou M1'8. CUll. Bt' I ~ ford lu ;;[, n d bCdlhlY • . Mr. ho . . P wl')o\on Ilnd b rid e f Dn~'tol1, ",i TO til gU1jstl:i f hL fnth . r. J . M. F tereuu III t Sllturdu,y und t:! \1uuII Y. Mr\, . Adn I Rndolph find Mrll. )sOlll' D() whmu rne tl.\t guo ttl of l,hel r par e nl • MI'. lind Mr s. eo. 'lIer (u r Ii f w du.y, . II1rfl . liarry '1 urn el' t he Ullrl titlU End I\'\'or 'l'1l6sd ',y v eninH . btr . IIIHj r,lr;; . Will in lll ' t Vfln'lO n ot FU ITli n ld lire Y! ltW g r Itlti \' :I III, this pl/l('tl, W MI~R Bel·tlm H whLnd, of V ,!p o , W tl~ t,h guest of hel' 1JIHe llt, ~ l"s t ·uodu .v. ~r. R I,. bert Austin. of t it of UOIUUlb1l8, is !!pending hi 1100 lI.t h ome . hi ' w(' k .

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MAKING' 6000 That's What Mos8 Cohen S Ladies' Department. Is OOin[ Women's 'Misses' ,and Children'S

The Physiology of Headache from the Eye The crystaline IcnJ! insilie of th e eye' is :l soft, jell likl' mass, .formed in Iaycrs lik e all on ion , anli is cry t ransparent. This Irn s lie Ihe ryc is towll surrullnl!cel lIy a sy, lclIl of nllt>rics known as thc ('i li:lt)' budy, 'Vhen you look al all ·th ing rlosc these 11111. dcs Cl!Illract and mnkc ' the lens Ihi('k frolll [rolll to hat:k, 111111 whlll\ 011 look intll th e distance uu: Il1It ~cies relax and Ih e I ~ n s ~tlS ' thinner again. This cllntracti (in of Ihl'SO mus 'les in i(lokiu!! frvlll far to ncar is known as :I{'I'ollllllodation IIr (h' l·ye. To !nnke th is clear, take a Sl11ull, ~Oel ruhber hall Ito rtlprescnt rhe icn~, and lhlln surround it. with YOll r thlllllb and first fingcr to represent Ihc cil iary 1I1llscics. ive ule b:tll It littlc pressure between th e thumh a nd fillg'n surrollllding il and ),0 11 will 110U:' Ihut the va ll ~CIS I() IIlter; Ihi s' is "hat happen s illsidl! Ih e eye ", h II YOII challgc your I·isi,," from far t o nrar. Suppose no", you- ho ld this ball I'omprcssed hel ween the t hum b ulld fin ger like this fllr live minnles , YOllr fing('rs will SO(l1l lire un d lIC'hc ; if Y(I O hold the ball compre seu I " I\' 'nollgh tht; arm will ache, if still longer YOII will uecomc ncrVIHIS and oxhallstcd fIom the c;ffort. A far-s ighted \!ye is a small cye and a normal or eintnctropic eye is onc aimost I,eriertl ), round and abollt an in h in diameter. III rmal in I ' oking' j lito the distuncc, 20 feet or more, 1I;1l8 mltSrul:lr or nerve !Ton II) see. it ia· rcillxcd and lit rc ; bllt a fa l'-,ughtcd eye f(lt the' reason that it is lfIu small fJr wu fillt to ~ee an y object , at 20 feet or III Ie a\ I)' has 10 c nmct the I11U, cles around Ihe t ns and hold' them , Intra · ted all day long, j\lst ,the $Ilme prineipl C:.l\actJy us . the finge[S Ilinching" Ih n ibb r ball, and the, more ' r:Lr,s~Jlht ed, th e harder the pinch quired to ~\!e, and wh n the objeCt i bro ugl~t c1Q~tlr as 'ill r. cling 'Or , ewillg, Il IItm har~er pinch by the m lls'les snrrounclillg the lell8 Is r qui,red • to give icqr "iRion, ~f th e, lumd gets crumped WJd. tirw und the. arm aahes in holding th e bull ontructed, doesn't it stall!l to reason': thn~ the ,eye fllllscles hdd unde r troiil · all day ' will d() dte S:U1'I ct An eye c mrilp i~ like II b ok-kecllclr' ~ , ~nllTlt1, only b ne is in ule hand fro'll ' hOiding th e 'p II all daYl and. the oth!(r frbm c~~I~c ting t h c)'e: m'u ~deij hard nil .da ' IOllg . 'the antra tio I and C;iliouy c/'lunp ' inside the . 'eb.ln · di~~urbs tIl - nerve ccntc~ ~(!p(l lyjllg these: fIIUlScles back in tne: brain ( ill the mcd.ulla ublonga.ta) i the' drain 011 , the ~ ~ e.rve centers i ~ c~ mll1uni cated back ' alollg th e oUl'\ic f th~ fifth ne.rve, whicll ha, it s origin. :\Iso , in th~ m dulla, and the strain i made manifest by 'heada 'he ill the e 'Ils ' themse lves, ~ of ihe <ireil, ,ill the temples, brows or fu rc.head. Astigmati m demltnds I~n un eve ll 'pre, ure of the 'm uscles litO lind till! lens to make vjsion clear, and is th cau ~ of mu h worse. hc:adadlcs than th't ordi- . , IIlIry. fnr-sighted e e. 'Fhe ' smailt,st enors make the I)lon and Jiarde$\ hcadacll~~J t1l er~forc "dQII't believe, Ihat bee:llJ~e you see wei thnt YQ4I' eyes are "c3,using ,. you no troubie, ' tor. an ' ye dmt dlles"-Mt s,ee : wcll . causes Ii.n Ic or no hCnII~<;fe. ft is the seeing th;lt make$ the t\ ·he. ',. ",

Suits $15.00Suit for

$10 75 $22,.50Suits for

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Mr 'lUd Mrll, Gl~ ol'ge ElIIll und avent 'unulLY WIth Ed Marti n u.nd wif . of Mr. l\IId Mr8. Charles G ra nell. r Wn ,y n e ville. apeut Fddu.y with N. B . Rich nnd wite. Mrs. G e Irge Duvis Is atteud in g the Stllte- W . . 1', U . 'onvention at 1'01 d o. George Bogan lint! fv-wily e n tertRio d on Sun dRY, Ml' and Mrs Ed Bpgn n unn fumily, ;;'1'. und Mni hn.nnoy Bonn 11 ao rl t wo ~()n , Mr. und M 's . Will Dunn und fttmily lIod Mis, Monitllin BnllD Ii. Mr a·od Mrs , WJlI '1 rk and fIlmHy sp at· nuday wit,h Jup M r cel'

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'SUITS ' $9.88 ' . $14.50 W,o rth $12

It'. B. SHERWOOD il3 a c.andidate nJlc] wHe Oelery and Crackers -. .. for th~ office of'Treasu rer SU?j ct to Mr . and Ml' . Elv i n Fir n,ndfuru" 'f " h'· the voters of Wayne Town hIp. iJy P El n t ' ' uudltY with JI\ ob BIll'S, • _ ......' _ __ W e are recclVlng rom r. II! 19an of Jiurv yaburg . ~tra cnoice C~leily twice a w~ 'k , and Spring Branch ,_ for soups the crispy Oyster Sq uares New .~urli,ogton. or Royal Butter Cracker s ara most Thomas La y and .h.ruily h u.d 118 th h: :guest on tSundt\y, ltoy eu r'r ' delicious. . Mr H. , hit t~l[ e r spent the and .wife Ilnd libtle dtLugh ter Alioe. Mrg. Will ht"DowQt,h, of nenr BUI' , for l'>urt of la t waek I\t the home of ber VII-rents iD Meohl~DiO(lbtll'g , ". '1.00 to 1.50 ",ach ltngton, Mrs', J alne!! Chenoweth and MiSlles J nnie and .Jo (; plline . ,(la.ughter B I' tllllL /lnd' Fruuc8s lind WIll 'I;leable to SUpply our trade r.on .l ucoband Ml' . Elizf.\b th 0 11eoo Re ves are vi iting t,b it brothel' H. B . R~ev s \loud 'fuJ1l11y ill R ioh with those small s ugar C'lred Hams wet-b .. , :in a .te" days. Mrs. Pearl DR kin *lut rtllmed bel' n1 ud. (t'Y"....MtHs und ~l'ftUfhtoll , . . ' aunt,. Mr Pupe tinc;i "b el' brother, . . • Flels'hman's' Y'e ast Di c k Mcl,:rll,Y, of n ear MhLmlsl>ul'g, J oseph Mill, of near Xenia, vi ited l'e lll. ti ves here t he fore part of the " ' The 'lit tle cakes of quicl< Y ~t '~ll '.rUeAclAy uftcl'O on . week. .Ii. F . d I 'Mr. Frllok Dukin fl.lld da.ughter ,b e lJe~e op r1da~, an a ~eg,u ar sup- vll\Ued bel' grundmfl, Wbll.rtoD, of Mrs. WID'. Mills! r ecovering from 6. r eoent nt.tllCk of gall stones . ply each .week. Mt. Holly, Friday ufterooon . '; '';,' I ' • 'Mrs l'hom8s ' gess is on tbe slo k .l,llckson L eaoh b ad a sale on Slit nrday, prepantor y 1;0 moving to list ut. the t.ime of thtli writing " ., Mr. and ~r8 . Frll.nk Hawes spent Lebtinon . Mrs, . F. Oollel,t nnd Mrs. Mary S llndll1 with , their so'n N tlthuu UIt.WP nnd family, of pring VtllJey . Fel'guson oJ'e vi!li t ing I' lutivas in t Potatoes Mi~RI'$ Aliol 'hen owetb a.nd ludi li.na. The Mi sion" ry society of the Be d ,h !I mIMI putf')rt·tLlne cl to dlnn r ,unuuy, Mr Ntlthn·n Austin fl.nd M, 'E ohur 11 mAt at t he borne of wif" lind !lnug hter 'elll. til" 1111 d Mr, Mrs . Rllch 1. ::i mitb on 'rhurlldny , aod Mrs ' Nat·b l.n t~mithanr\s( nPtl r , ' Our t 'Icb erfl IltteutJed 'the Green l'Y, Mr and Mrl!. Chu.l'le· Rye. · Mrs un ty BI Jll~utbly Teu.cbers' meat ' ~J ont,. t$~ it·h and M.rs/ Rosn. B~rry ing on tordlloy" bill and du.ilgbt l' Fl,?rn . . ,, ' " , A t-qre ell ug h pes iUlist i.s tbe ' WANTED: ,y bap 'lVlI o tOP., t looka~ thefr~~e-

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490 $1 • 15 • plun! . .. , . .. . , ' , ., .. " . I.;tu11 • 2(l1' Mid l:feml!tlfclul(1 ·l}(\lld~;II~~: . ~~~~ ., I.I~~~,I ~I:. 1e dies' ~ 1 00 trrnll e Lac Yok wIth hlgb co)lars .. , ........ . " .,0'0 I -In ' I

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.nair ()f · lenses fitt ed 'by- m ~ a 'curate dr~lgl~s~ ' met,hod, IVitl , place die fnr-liighted ' and 'a st1b'lTl.lti · ~ e ' o n the . Sjune . ,foot illg liS the J)~rfect ly , /lorniltl ere by reiiev!ng !h'e ' Ilill :h 'and crainI', f Ule; ;nu~clc$, ' tlttls ' cutting off the! strain ·' on , the nerve ' ccm ers Bnd curing the hcada 'he~ Jor good, tightly' <:ailed itrest g lass\:s. " A henllachc in dIe 1m " of the nc(.ik: qr bas of the 'prain ' it al~o usually in dire" indication of, eye strahl, s.h o~ ing a . w\!lIkJiess ,•.of 8011111 ~ ne more !.If Ihe I ,(we\ve little nl\l~eles , \\'hich tum tlle ye~ ill UI(!ir" .~. ,), s~ keu Vilrti ~uarly. tJ~oNe that , hl\11 the cyeN ~ownrds '. each other, a:ti .when: loo king ' at. a ncar objec".6 tiC\V- ' ~ ,ing or readlhg. Glusses corret.'1I}i litted must relieve the$e 'lIl1~cl~~ as' well us Ij;lieve the eyes individuall y.

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Success Magazine wants an en te rgetic and r ·"ponsible young man or WOman. in Warren C unty to collect . . . " . fOl' r enewal and sohcl t new s ublaCrlptions during f ull 01' spare time. Exllerien ce unnecessary: Anv one can sta.r t among friends ' and .acq·u aint· ances anti build up a paying and permanent business without capital. Complete ou tfit and instru ctions f ree. Address ,·"Voo, " S uccess Magazine, Room 103, uccess Magazine Building , N ew YOl'k City, N. Y .

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All reoorns of 10ndAd freight c,; r tno v~m ut for tbe mO'lt·h of ~eptemElltll te of Snrnuel - Oi ll wh:lll ic . deceWieli. ' h P . . Tho 'und ul's igned hll . h on IIPI)Oi llt<J< 1 alld .b or On t a ensylvunh 1'1\111'00.(1, Il ua lf n d' us AlIll1lnl t,rutor or t ho OIIto. ' or W re 'brokuu in ~epteru bel' of tibis SIII'mllll .Dlllwititli . . I ~LO ()r W a~ron Cou ll ty. . . OhIo. d6(; t\&lll. yfltl r

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'I'ba Dumher of louu ecLou r l:! whicb ]llls~ed AltoonH, P a. , E flH t boond, :was '\',797,OD Iocr II!{O of H6 ov I' tlHnber, ]9U7, the record YPIH,lotLded

·fllltcd t,llis Nth tll~Y , ~ ( Or-tober _~, D. 1909, WILIAAM B .llI WII)OJI£. At~I1IJIl'AtratOl'"

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Notice of Appointment

Zimmerman's ._, SeaIshipt OYstel7S

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Commencing l'hul'sday we will have Sealshipt Oysters on hand all the tim also Tb~ Sanitar y Cans. ' All Oysters- Solid Measure-No Wat r . '

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Edgemont Butter Crackers ·

Now· I Oc a Pound . The finest crackel' made, we rel~Bto.Lo of Georg W. [[Ihk le. deceased . ' . , "l'ho ulltl onilguctl. hns been BI)poiuted IUlIl ceive them f resh about 3 times ca:rs . .WlllC.1l pa.!:!St::tl olumbiu, Pu.. ., ~IU o.IiUCd as J!;xOCut,d r or tho .E!~tat.e 01 Gt.'O .. a week. F amily Crack~r Box .w. 111/1Jd e. I'\ lo o f.WarreD. County, Ohio. dowest boond, numbered 27 001i, n·n in. COil ' d, .. 25c . crease of gOl. J>u.tcd t,h:!s IILh ' dayot etcher. A. D. •• ·190!) .

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Snow' White'Table'Syrup Have you ~l'ied' it? If not y~u' clon!t ko'p w what yo u are missing~ .full quarts 15C'-:-lt c·an't . be oeli:t. · .. . ' . : '.

LOST · Plow Cutter, .., on the · R·OLiJNG F rry Road,Sep1:ember ·20th. Finder ' please . notify Waynesv ille, Qhio. '

J, M. Key. ".

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- ~AL]J.PigS, ' ChestJr- Whites, fOr" 2 s~te,: . Elitfi bl~: to r e,l?iistt;y. F(? futth er mfOl'mation phorie or se.e· .Co~eWan,d :'?ennY".' Ferr~ t qhio. : ; . .,

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WAY N.E8~IILLE. QHIO, WEDNESDAY

SIXTIE'l'Il, YEAR.

OOTOBER 20, HI09.

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- - - - - - - - -. M H Booth, of New York Cit/~ys:' I ~'o certainly ~njoy hear. ' . , . lng from my friends through the Miami Gaze't te, and its weekly viSits . I dId ' t atre ~ery we ~omle, an b ~n t wan o miss one smg e num er. ..

Enclosed please fir.d check for . . Gazette. renewa I to t he Mlaml Things at school are moving along smoothly. We have a large school an4, fine people here." Thus writes Prof. D. A. Ferree, who is principal ~d teacher ,Of. latin at the WashIngton C. H. hIgh school. . t' I h U8uaI charac terls IC manner if n er F k Lo f Col b S ~tes' ••~aWn eedntgh' MO. . Gum tUte, Wl'1 . en e lam) aze k d 't t I l l every wee an can . ,ge a ong we without it. We are getting along fine, and enjoying Columbus. Her- d bert has entered 0 .S.'U . , an en· , h' k CI . tt' lOYd )8 wor. arenee ' lS ge mg on well in school. We hOpe to see ·w · '11 f lk ,, ' th. e aynesvl e 0 800n,..

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C. (1 0 IS alll e J 111 le con1-~-..-. ..-. • mum ty a l lhe expense of the 'taxBring your tickets to J a.nney's and payers. Every dollarinvested . hould ~d ward Thom a:; and family were have them reserved , bri ng the greatest possible amount ~ , o f good to the greatest 0 s'bl . gue ' ts of Clar ·nce Berryh ill and viife Edward Ricks was a Harveysburg . P 8 I e num at dinl10r SUIl'iay . visitor Sunday. bel' of children of Rchool age . Tbere , are boys antI girls on th e !!t n 'et wh u Vernon Hawke was in Spring could be in schoo l ut no mon' (' x )w n ;;1:' l :hal'leR (~I'ay and wif!' entertained VaII ey 1as~ wee k. . !.It din ller Sund ay , Alhpl't Gray. \Vif than is at pl'e,.~nt necessary. . Eve ry Thornton Acher. of Dayton, is the tax.payel, shou ld have all interest in and sull, Merl e. and H. H . 'rane and guest of Isaac Ll'ncoln, this matter, whethel' or not he ha~ w if, any children of school age. In his Mrs. Lina Devitt visited in Cincin· private affai rs he 'ees that all his r;ul'n est Butterworth and wife en. nati from Friday until Monday. money is accounted for. Why should tertaint!d til dinn er Sunday. C. A. George Thompson. Abe Dakin and be be any more neglig'enl when it is BUl'nett and fam il y and Chas. Frye Jesse Thomas were in Dayton Sunday in public us ? and family. . Earnest Earnhart, son of Elmer , E~ch one in the district Hhoul d use ' ,'. . , , . Earnhart is e . k 'th d' , hiS mflueuce upon parents whu ]lerI l ank C.lr y antI fam ily c.: ,'/" f v ry SIC WI appen ICI- mi t t heh' children to £t.ay out of tained at dinn er 'unrlay, the f()ll owIS. school.. Thu ' wh en a boy 01' girl is ing g ue.':lts: Frank ,Evans and wife Dr. J 0 hn Hya tt was In 'CI arkSVI'11 e seen on lhe street during school I anu. 1 E"u }Iat· t','oc k anu. 1 W I' f' ,0 f' .Spring and Port WilIial1} Tuesday on busi- hours, it is to everybody's interest to I Vall ey. \ ness . get that boy 01' girl back in school. MI'. and Mrs. L e Adams. of KanB. F. Ridge, of Lafayette, Ind. , is This community cannot afford to sas City, and Rev. and Mrs. J F. the a-uest of his brother', Mahlon have its children grow to manhood Cadwalladal' WE're delig htfully enterRidge, without at least a common school eutained at dinner Sunday by Mrs. ucation "Ignorance is the most MIt!!. W. S. Graham spent seyeral tl ' d' . hI' h Bsther Stout. days),ast · k 'th f " d ' W'I- cos y c~mmo Ity Wit w llC apeD· I wee WI lien s In I I h t d I" mihWton. p eave 0 ea.:.. __ - -Frank Smith and wife entertained BALL GAMES Some of th'e pictures shown at the at . dinner Sunday. the following '! Peoples' Theater are the best ' ever guests: Alva Smith and wife, Benj. Spring Valley and Bellbrook had a Champion and wife, Harry Champion shown in lhis town. " , and family, Mrs. Hotop and famil},;. . John Taylor and Lou Pnntz were 10 Dart;on Sunday,. guests of Mrs. Etta Pr10tz ~d famlly. ' Mrs. Anna O'Neall and daughter, Martha, ~d Mrs, Wtn. O'N~ll were Dayton visitors Monday • . Gord ' J d ' wif' d on oy an e. an were Sunday gu.ests.of WalterMtlls and f '1 t C r' C· , ami y a aesa S reek. . .' Mrs. Sarab Llppmcott has moved into the Bonneville property, lately r r' vacated by Wesley Haines. 1.\ J, O. Canwrlgbt ia in .Gh!veland attending .the annual communication of tbe1d.asonic·GrandLodg.e.of Ohio. WA.NTED . , • A man or woman on every l'U ral Don t mJS8 the pel'fonnance at the route t~ rept'W3e1lt us in soliciting

charmingly arrang~ weddings ever . witneEsed in Miami occurred WedRay Hawke was in Lebanon SunneSday, afternoon, September ~d, day. at five o'clock at the Presby ten an h h th to D ' W W F ' Warren Edwards left Monday tor c urc '. e pas r, J7. • • arlS, a visit to Blanchester, Ohio. performing the ceremony that made M.iss Virginia Elizabeth Hill the wife Isaac ~tout, of New Carlisle spent ' M' . ' of E uJene Sayr~ Intram. . Sunday at hIS home bere, edTh~ cThhurch was beaubtifuklly decor- J. B. Chapman and wife were shopl at . eater was a an of ferns pl'n 'n C' , t' Wed esd gI mcmna I n ay. an d ar t'ISt'lea11y arrani'ed were many vases of beautiful white and pink .B.,S. ~owe)) and wife were in roses. Being at dusk t~e lights shed Cincinnati on business Monday. a soft a-low over the church which Adelbert McKIlY, of Dayton. spent hal7l'onized with the setting of the Sunday with T. J. Erown and family. sun. M W H All ' ed h rs. '.' el} arrlV ome Mr. Joyner presided at the organ and before the entrance of 'he bridal S~nday evening from Mt. Clements, party, played softly and beautifully MICh, "Oh P roml~e . M" e an d as. t h e Iast Don't·fail to hear the- New York faint echo died away th~fchords of Ladies' Trio at School Hall , Novemth Loh 'edd' h e rengrm w Ing marc were ber 10th ' struck ', . , " E ' U; , fi t th sh D Mrs, James Clark, and daughters. S Jn rmg drsRowddere B erd ' u. ers,:1.' Allie and Kate spent Wednesdayin . ones an y U me, Wuo D th te' I h'l t th ayton. came up e cen l' a18 e, w I e a e f ' Rob t H'lI th Mrs Hannah Rogers Mrs J 0 ~mhe ,,1m I e d eJr I G~me up he C t ' , ht dd hte' " . 't' rIg t alS e an ames 1Iman up t e a r wng an aug r are VIal left. il)g in Dayton.

. , '. Next was the maid of honor, Miss A ~Ilroad n,tan,who .b~ had .~me Winnifred March, coming up thecen· experIence W1~ tbe OblO, ratlroad ter iUsle.. while MilS Lottie .M aynard commission paid a comphment to ~me up I he right aisle and Miss Howard Manington. former secreta- Jose Marie Clancy up the left. ry of that commission. the .o tller day; Pali88 March's goWn was a beautiwhile discuamng the troubleS of the ,ful white silk made ·ptince.:.s. trim~ocking. Valley raUroad::-the . sui~ med 'with gold lace. She Carried a brought ~inst it i~ PerrY county, beautiful boquet of bride'!l rosess. lupposedly at the lDstance of tbe The bride's maids, Misses Maynard Obio Coal Operators' association, of and Clancy were gownea ' in dainty bieb M M ' t ' tary . . . . . . '. whlte-,Imgerle a-owns. They earned w d th r. ~ ..... tsamng. ontlts · secre an .e....pro...... agams . he manage.. boquets of wbite and.pink carnations. ad t lh I t' . ,. . • ment! " III ea . e .a nnua .mee Ing They were followed by the beauti. mad~ by attorney Ralph Westfall. ful bride leaning on the IU'ID of her \ The question· 'under discussion was. father, W. G. Hill, wllo were met at " who was "back of" .Mr. Westfall, the alter by the groom and his beSt and it was ~~a-g~ted . t~at the . coal man, Mr. All~ Hill, a brother of the overa~1'8 were responSIble, the fa- bride. . . ' niar,~ " ~ing~ade .~~ they we~e The bride's 8'Own W&8_a b~utiful .figI[tti,iIt for tlielr own I.vee and th18 creation of wbi~ ·silk . chiffon. cloth miJrht.be' on4! ifJ~ep they were taking over white satin. made,princes8 and "under cover.'" .

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the Bad yolco In which 'tbe man SPOke. , ''1'h1a at flra.t eeem d a ~a t m14' ,tGet au oll-can and oU my joints," tortu,ne, tOr I k new a one-leggett ma.D he answer d. "They are rusted so coult! not do very. well al a wood· badly that 1 cannot moye them at all ; chopper. So I went to a Un·smlth nnd Ir I am Willi 011 d I shall 800n be all had him mllke f!1 a n ew le~ out or ri ght again: You wltl nnd an all-can Un . . The leg worked very welt, on Q on a shelt In my cottage," I was used to It; but my action a.n· Dorotby a t once ran baok to the cot. gerell the wlcl<ed Witch of tbe Ji;ast, One Man Who May Write Titles Atter His tage and COllnd the oll-cnn, Qnd then tor she had proOllsed the 0111 woman nto'g a Dairy Farm' on Latest sbe r l-tlr.nell In asked, anxiously; I shoul d 110t many the pretty Mu nc h· Scientific Lines. ""'hero are your joints?" kin girl. 'W ben I began choppin g "Oil my neck, fi rst," replied the Tin again my rue slipped and cut at\' my STORY 'OF CONFEDERATE FLAG Woodman. So sbe oiled Il, IlUd as It right leg. Again I wont to the Un· WHII quite badly rusted tho S carecro w nero and Qgnln be !Darle DIe a leg OUl Gen. Cabe ll of Texas Tells HoW Star toolc bold or the tin bead a nd moved of tin. Atter this t be enchanted ax a nd Sars We re DtlSlg ned and It ~enlly trom sid to ~ I d until it cut orr my arms. one art . r the olhe r; Made at Rlchmond_ wor kerl rree ly. nnd th n the Illlln could but, nothing dauu ted, 1 bll,d t h rn re· turn It hi . Ir plnced with t III on eil. 1 ho wl cl(l,d G n. W. J.. , Cnb 11 of Dallas , Tex. ID S . Wlie h then mnd e tbe 0% slip lin d Cllt 0111 ili on 1.1 r Of th o trnn R rul l:l~ i SS lllpl " ' ow a ll th joints In my a r ms," b e ·ot! my hend, and at firs t r Ihoush t L1 e pllrtlll c llt o[ tha United 'ouf dcrllL said. And Dorolhy oil ed lhE'm an d lhat wns the end at me. But til tin. the Scarecrow bent ·tb elll caretully lIer hapiloll cd to come along. and he V lorllns' \\'I'ot l' ' cOlltly the fo llow· iug bI BlO;')' of til ('o;!fcd Ul'nLe fing: until th J we re Quite free from rust IlIad me a ne w h lid oul of tin, Wh n the couf >d · rato nrUlY, com"[ UlOlIght I had bent n th e wl~I{ e d and as good as new.· mand tl hy Gen. Ul'!1 un~ g J. rd, nnd the Th Tin ' ,"oodman ga ve n sigh of WlIch th n. nnd 1 wor l<ed harder thH" fed · rul Ilr :ny confront ·u ('a ' l1 other at satisfacLion Rnd lowered his ax, whlcb .c v r; but 1 li ttle kn w how rue l illY By L. Frank Baum J\lal\fl sSlIS It was soen thn l th con red· he I a iled against lhe tree. enemy could . be. Sh e th ough t of II c rill /las ilL' ~ tile s tnl's ond strIpe!! "This Is a grenL comfort," he sold . ne w way to kill my love for th ' h(>all' loollcd lit a J Islnncc HO much alike "[ have beon boldlng that [L"C In tbe lItul ll-Iunchktn mald en, and mlld tl IllY , 'u pyrllChl . lJy 1110 l,h,bhM - l\1 " rrll! Co. ) thllt It wu s bard t o LilsL1nsulsh one (COP) rig ht by I... Fra.nk UauUl & W . W. all' e ,'er since 1 rusted. and I'm glad ax Slip again, so that It cut rl ~ ht to be Rble to put It down at last. ow, tbrou gh my body, splitting me Into fr ol1l th e 01\.01'. D6Ilslo w .) Gen. U ' :Illrcgnnl , art I' th e bat tlc ot It you will 011 the jOints ot my legs, 1 two bal ves. Once more Ihe t Inn er SYNOPSIS. July 1 , at Dla ldllll'u ford. ordered. shall be all right once more ." CRme to my belp and mode m a body I UlUt n s mall r ed hndg s hould be 80 Ol ey oiled his legs until he cOllld of li n, fas ten ing my tin arID 8 and legs norothy I! v~ (1 In I,ansas with Aunt Em worn on the left s houlder by our and Unc le H ll nry. A c ycl one IIhad th ei r move them freely; an d he thanke d and head to It. by means of join '.S. so h omo In lo the nIl'. Dorolhy r ailing l,Ia l ocp troollS, tlD 'I . liS 1 wns cbl ef 'luurteramidst th o "x clwmf'nt. A ('rash awaken ed them again and again for his rei ase. that I could move aroun<! as well (UI masler. 0 1..11 red 111 0 to Ilu r-:~~se a tor he seemed a very polite cr ature, ever. But, nlas! I bad now no heart. h~r. The houso had l anded In a country Milking by Machinery on Model Dairy Farm. or mar"elou~ b~ ILut)' . Groups o r Quee r and very grateful. larg lJuant It y of r ed UAIIII 1 bnd tc so tbat 1 los t all my love ror tho littl e peoplo gree ted her to the Land o r "These are things tbat "Jly tsrmer dis trlbuto it to tldl regim ont "I might have IItood there always If Munchkln girl. and did not care Just what It means for Ii farmer boy 1ttunchk l ns. Th l.' houso had kill ed th eir ene m y. th e wi c k d wit c h or EllsL Do r- you had not come along," h said; "so whether I married ber or not. I s up- to !oto college and get definite reo CRn have," expla ined the young manDuring the butt! ot Uull Run It was othy look the wil c h ' " sliver s,, ()~s. Sh" .t .. rted tor the Emera ld Ity t o fi nd the you have oerta lnly saved my lite. How po so she Is s till living wltb the old suits out of It Is being shown In the ager. "It makes the bandllug of stocle plnin to tie seen t1l1lt n large nUlllb er Wiza rd o r Oz. who. ah wa s promisQd. did yo u hallPpn to be bere?" woman, wnltlng for me to come after work of the newer generation on west- easy. It Is especlnlly easy and con- or federnl soldi ers wore a similar r ed mllrht lind a way t o I!mnd h er back ' to "'Ve are on our way to the Em erald her. ern fa rms. Tbe result of training and venient tor me-tor I am a dairy farm- ·badge. Gen. Johnston nnd Cell, lleau·' K a nsili. Dorothy rol8as d a scnree ro w . 8'1 " ln& him lit... H e wus d Oll r ou8 or a c - City, to see the g reat Oz," she an. . "My body .,hone so brightly In tb ot broad er Ideas Is seen In the meth- er, remember." regard met at Fairfax courthouse In qu Iring braiDS I\nd st arled wllh her to swered , "and we stoppe<! at your cot- sun tbnt I telt very proud ot It and It ods of to·day as they take the place tbe wlllllrd to ((et them. To carry out this, tbe most Impor· th e laLl I' pa.rt at Angust or early tage to pass the night." did not matter now It my ax slll>lllId , of tbose of the early settlers who tant of his Ideas, required nnotheor September and determlued to have 8 "Wby do you wlllll to see OaT" he for It could not cut me. 'rbere wus were hampered by the need of experl- Innovation, most Interesting of all . aske d. only one danger-that my jOints would ment nnd trial before they learned The big barn was divided Into long "I want him to sand me back ' to rust; but I kept an oil-can In my cot· what was b s t to do and how to do It. rows of stnlls for tbe cows. Each Not e very boy seeks an education animal has a swlnglns Iron n6cJe hold· Kansas; and the Scarecrow wanta blm tage and took caro to all myself when· to put a few bralnli Into his head," ever I needed It. How ever, th re with the Idea of being a farmer when er that gives It ample liberty yet .she replied. came a day when I forg ot to do this. school Is over, and when one does the keeps It In place. The Tin Woodman appeared to think and, beIng caught In a rainstorm bo· outcome js Interesti ng. Such an amblIn front of each row Is an Iron pipe, de ply for a moment. Then he said : fore I tllought of the dan ger my j~l n ls Uon bas animated one young man of "Do you suppose Oz could give me had rusted, and I was lert to stand In tile western section and It bas worked ai r tight, leading to a vacuum tank In When Dorothy a h eart 1" tbe WO~ds unt il yoil came to h"elp me. out In practical results. HIli experl- the power room where are Indicators awoke the sun "Why, I guess 80," Dorothy an- It was a terrible thing to undergo, but ence Is a good e.xa.mple of what edu- telling ot the air pressure. Tho en: shinIng through gl ne pumps the air out ot the tank swered; "It would be as easy as to during til e year 1 stood tbere I had caUon means on Ibe farm. ,t ree and Toto time to tblnk tbnt the ~eatest loss J "I always wished to be a farmer-n and so out of the pipes, leaving a ilUc, long been out chasing birds and give the Scarec row brains," "True," the Tin Woodman re- had known was the loss of my hoart dairy farmer," was the way James R. tlon that Is used to operate milking eQulrrels. She sat up and looked around her. There was the Scare- turned. "So. If· you wlU aUow me to Whlle' I was In love 1 was the hsp· Garver put It, as be stood at the door macblnes, of whlo.h · e ight are Installed, The Stars and Bara. cr9w. aUll standing patiently In his join your party. 1 wlll aillo go to the plest ma.n on el'.rtb; but no one can of the big barn on bls father's farm. Tbese are of the ordinary type ueed Eme rald Olty and uk Oz to help me." love who has not a beart, and so I am "That WQS why I went to collE/ge and In the agricultural colleges and can battie fiag for eve ry r egiment or de:Cornel', waiting fer her. ta bed commQnd. "Come' along," said the Scareorow, resolved to ask Oz to give me one. Jt I spent my time trying to learn h~w be operated by a boy. "We must go and search for water," "It takes us about an hour to do t he Gen. Jobns ton's flag woe In t'Je heartlly; and Dorothy added tbat she be !foes. I will go back to the Munch- to be tbe best tarmer possible." ahe eaid to hIm. It was difficult to realize that thla milking of 30 cows," explained the shape ot nn e llipse-a. red flag with "Why do you want water'" he alked_ would be pleased to bave his com- kin malden and marry ber." Both Dorothy and the Searecrow !'rank-faced young m~n •• clad In blue young man. "We sball have 40 cows b~u e Sl. Andr w's cross and stars on "To wuh my face clean ~r the pany. So the Tin Woodman shoulhad been greatly Interested In the .)verQlls and a dark shirt with a wide soon and It will take no longer then. the cross (white) to represent the duat of, the road. and to drink, ao the story of the Tin Woodman, and now hat shading his bronzed ' face could It Is not profitable to u s~ the milkIng differ nt southern states. (No white 41ry bread will not aUc'k In my ~roat;" they knew why he was so &AXloas to write "B. S., M. S .. " atter his name machines with less than .0 cows, be· bord er of any kind was attached to "It muat be Inconvenient to be made get a new heart. and that he had spent five years out cause of tbe expensif of Installation. t.he oross.) Gen. Beauregard's was a of ftelh," .ald the Scarecrow, thou,ht"All the same," said the Seareerow of the 24 of his tlfe In college halls. SomethIng like $500 Is Invested In tbla r ctnngle. red, with St. And rew's cross tully; "for you muat aleep. and eat "I shall ask for brains Instead of ~ He Is master of a half section at apparatus. and white sta r s~ slmJlar to Gell. Johnalld drink. However, you have brain •• heart; for a fool would not know what fine bottom land equipped with buIldand It la worth a lot of bother to be "But It helps solve the hired man ston's. able to think properly." to do with a heart·1f he bad one." Ings and conveniences usually found problem. Few men like to milk. In "After we had dl.scussed full y t,hs "1 shall take the" heart," returnee! .00 a modern farmer's place . ' They lert the cottage and walked the foreign countries and In some two s tyles. taking into ~on s ld e ratlon the Tin Woodman; tor brains do not But It was not up to his. Idea and parts of this country where dairying the cos t of matel'lal and the care of throup the veea . until they found a make one happy, and happiness II the tbe changes tbat he bas made and tho by hand has been the custom for a malting the same, It was decided the Uttle spring of clear water, where best thing In the world." Dorothy drank and bathed and ate Dorothy did not SnY annhlnA', fa! n ew Ideas he has put Into practice are long s eries of years It Is easy to get elliptica l flag would be harder to sbe was puzzled to know whlcb of ber a gOod exhibit of w.bat may be. expect- milkers. The western M re4 mlln balks make ; tilat It would take more cloth, two friends was right, an.,d sbe de- ed In western farming In the future. at two or three hours of milking dally. Bntl It could" not be -s een 80 plainly at clded if she could Qnly get back to lfe had learned that grain Is better This makes It difficult to secure help a distan ce; that the rectangular flag, KlP1sas oand Aunt Em It did not matter feed when ground and a teed grinder on the farm It attention Is given t -dta'\v~d by G en.~IJlUJt---­ was ' ,carcely enough tor so mUCh, whether th~ Woodman had was put In. Then an elevator that dairying. With these macblnes It Is r gard, s hould be adoIlted. Gen. John. 'Toto for tbe day. no braJns and the Scarecrow no heart, would carry the grain to storage different. Any hired man wlll .manago ston yl Ided at once. When abe bad finished her meal, "No '0 .0& lilse was present, but w-' or each got what he wanted. rooms above, where. If necessary, 12.- ~he machinery and likes It, for he Is and was about to «0 back to the road Wbat worrie d her m.ost was thnt the 000 bushels can be cared for, was relieved at the drudgery 01 the actual th ree. No otte knew about this flag of yellow brick, she was atartled to work hLmself. Tbere will be easier but we th ree until an ord r WQs lssued ~re ad was nearly gone, Qnd another ad.~ ed. hear a deep groan near by. meal for hereelf and Toto Would 1 do not propose to sdl grain ex- work managing this farm tban ever ndoptlng the Beauregard flag. as It "What was thaU" ehe uked, timempty the basket. To be sure neither cept on f?o ; It's more profitable that before and I expect t.o make more was ca ll ed: a nd dire tiag me. as chlet Idly. I money out of It, too_It quartermaater, to have the fiag done as the Woodman nor tlie Scarecrow evor way," said be. "I c:an.n ot Imagine," ~plled the Along with tbe change In tbe farm's 800n us It could b done. ate anything, but she. was not made 01 Pipes were laid carrying water to Scarecrow; "but we can go and aee." "'You Have Certainly Saved My Life." " r Immediate ly Issued an address to tin nor straw, and could not llve \,\Uo aU parts ot the farmyard and to the methods have gone chnnges In tbe dl· Just then another «roan reached less sh'e wall ted. bouse, where the conveniences of a vision of the crop-raiSing plans. In· the good ladles of tho south to give dered bls ax: and tbey paBsed througb their ears, and the sound eeemed to city water system are enjoyed as s stead of producing grain for selUng. me lhelr red and blue silk dress s, and come from behind them. They turned the forest unU! they came to the road part of his modern plan. Great 'tanks the farm w1l1 now produce teed tor to send tbem to 'a pt. Colin McRae and wallted through the tore.t a tew that was paved with yellow brick. give the cattle and hogs plenty of the cattle and hogs. Two hnndrl!td Selph, Qual'termnstel' lit Richmond, Va. Dorotby wn.s thinking so earnestly steps, when Dorothy dl.covered some. tresh water constantly and It requires head of swine are being cared for and (Capt. Selph Is now living In New Orthing shlnln, In a ray of IUWlblne. that as they walked alon, that she did not only the starUng of tbe engine to set the Income from these Is not to bo leans) , where he was assisted by two notice when the Soarecrow stumbled , fell, between the treee. She ran to the young. Indies. th e Misses arey from aU the machinery In motion. despised. place, and then stopped I.h ort, 1f1th a lnto a bole and rolled over to the side Baltimore. nnd Mrs. Henningsen 01' of the road: Indeed, he was obliged cry .of surprise. , 'Sanvanna!l Ilnd Mrs. HOllklns ot Ala.to call to her to help him up again' . One of the big tr~s had been partly bama. ' "Why didn't you walk around the chopped tilrough, and standing beside 'rhe Mls~e~ Oarey made bllttle flags bole!" asked tbo Tin Woodman. All this It with An uplifted ax In his . n '~ra~D~----know enough," replied - e othy and her comwu a mall made entirely of tin. HIs Dorn and I think for Gen. J. 'E. J~hnScarecrow, cbeerfully. "My head Is panions had been ston. They made Gen. neauregard's stuffed with straw, you know, and walkIna through tho '" . out of their own silk dresses. This that Is why I am goln, to O. to ask thIck woods. Th.e fl ag Is now In l',iemorlal ball, New Orhim for some brain . ... road was still paved leans, with a statement of tbat fa ct"' "Oh, I lee," said the Tin Woodman, with yellow brick, but tbes& were from Gen. Deauregard. Gen. Van "But, after aU, brains are not the best much covered by dr ied brnnches and Dorn's flag was mode of b eavler mao things In the world." dead len ves from the trecs, and lhe terlal, but very pretty. "Have you any?" Inquired the Scare- walking was not at all good. The statement going around that crow. There were tew birds In this part of "No, my head Is quite empty," an- the forost. for birds love tbe open tbls flag was first deSigned by federal prisoners Is false. swered tbe Woodman; "but once I had counlry whero there Is plenty of sun· brains, and a heart, also; so, bavlng shine; Lut now and then there came a Gen. Beauregard's battle flag Is !n tried them botb, I should muC\.h rather deep growl from some wild ' animal Memorial hall a t New Orleans. The ha v~ a heart." . bidden nmong tbe trees. These soundo Washing ton artlllery battlo flag can ba "And why II thatT" asked the Scare- mq.do the II ttl 0 girl's beart beat fast, seen a t the Washington a.r tlllery ball. -Chattanooga. Tlmos. crow. for she did 1,lot Imow what made "I ~ Ill tell you my story, and thtm them; but Toto kn e w, and be wa lked J.I:' you know." close to Dorotby's sldo, and did not To Improve Artillery Fire. So. while they were walking tbrough even baric In r eturn. The war department has· adopted for the forest the Tin Woodnlan told the ".How 101lg will It ba," the chlh1 The clevis and sw"Ivel bolt any This devi<;e wben properly adjusted the. coast artillery service a range following story: QsI,od of the Tin VI oodman, "before w. blacksmith can make: The wire Is takes the greate r part ot the strain board , the Inventloo at Maj. E. W. "I was born the eon ot a woodman are out of tho 'for e:!t?" found on nearly all farms. No. 9 or from the lop hinge, yet places no Hubbard, commandant at Fort Me. who ehoppod' down trees In tbe forest "I cannot tell." was the answer, "for No. 11 wire, galvanized, two dou b Ie, more on the bottom one. . Henry, Md. Tbe board Is a. mecbanl" nnd sold the wood tor a liVing. When 1 ha.ve never been to the Iilmernlf,J It also ilelps to keep tbe gate closed I g re w up [ , too, became a wood-chop- City. But my fath er went there once, Is sumclent to hold up any gate fotlnd as the wire 'Is tightened as the gat~ cal device for .automatlcally comI,>ut Ing the working rallg~ or elevation, l'eI', and after my fath er dIed 1 took when I was a boy, and he said It wal . on the farm. Is thrown open_ which must be given a heavy gun to enre of myoid mother as long as sbe a long journe y lhro:lgh a. dangerous The swivel bolt which screws Into Tbe manner of setting the posts and li ved. 'rhen l made up my mind tbat country, although neArer to the city the post should be placed tar enough of banging the gate need not be 90 reach a given target. 1n artillery th6 Instead ot living I\lone I, would marry, whero Oz dwells the country Is beaut1! from the top binge of the gate so as to fu~ly described, as the most ot tbe range, or dlstanoe to the target Is 80 tba t 1 might not become lonely. ful. But I nw 1l0t afraid so long a9 be turned conveniently to take up the farmers have tbelr own way of settlQg tbe prime factor In hitting. The range finder gives tbls distance reg u. "There was one of the Munchkln I have my ol\;c8.n, a nd nothing can slack In the wire. posts. 'Inrly ~very 15 seconds. . The device gIrls wbo was so beautiful that 1 soon hurt the Scarecrow, whllo you bear .,....,..._.._.,...J'. __.. ............ .....-......._.... .....___...........w• ....._ _ _............ ;... • conects the' observed range every 15 gre w to love her with' all my heart. npon your foreh ead tho mark of tue Potato F.rtllizers. Shift Pa8tures. seconds, giving a tlctltlous or ,correct. She; on ber part. promised to marry good Witch's Ides, nnd that wl11 proThe Long Island experiment staShift the animals from one pasture ed range, to 'whlph · t~e gun Is eleme I\S soon as I could earn enough t ect you · from h Porm." . money to bulld a better bouse for ber; "J;lut Toto! " said the glrl,anxlously; t1l)n reports that with wood ashes and to anotber, as otten as possible. both vated. The TI." Woodman. 1J'..aD'ure used for three years smooth, for the good of the animals and the _ "The good old daYB of the smooth 80 r set to work barder than ever. 'But "what will protect him 7" , bead and arms and .legs were jointed ' the girl lived, with an old . woman who eElpeclahy sbould Dare, when at 'target p'r act ice, about a "We must llrot,e ot him ourselves, II e,ven and large potatoes were . 'pro· . pasture: Sheep upon his body, but he stood perfectly did not want her to marry . anyone, he \e tn da.nger," replied ' the 'rID . auc~'d , that bad' ~ fine llnvor. ' With a have ~h,elr P/lsture 'c hanged often, ss sh'o t ,an bour ",:.a s 11red; antl thE\h only motionl ess, ,ali If he could no t Illr for she was so lazy she wlsbed 'the WOOd¢ IlD. 1I1ghgrl,lde potato ."~er~lllzer" ,they re- , they ' contract '- dlsease When kept ID after onl·eful .comJlu~t1ons, lIave Passed . at all . . ' ,g irl to remain with her and do the J.ust as be spolce tbere came from port a ver~ small yield of' under-sized one ~Iace too long.. Too close pastur. away." sald '~aj_ Hubbard. "The mod,Dorothy looked at hIm In amaze- cooking and, the .housework. So the' the foreat a terrible ro.a r, and the next potatoes with 1100r fiayor. ' Ing kIlls out tbe grass by reducing ern 12-lnchg'un elln .b,e fired •. With all ment, and so did tile. Scarecrow, while old woman went the leaf surface or the gr~81. a.llowances made, onco, a minute. With the wlc ke~ Witch mo~ent a. ~t:eat Lion bounded Into th$ 'r.oto harked sha rply anU D1R.de a snap Of.· the East, an'd promised her two : road. -WIth ono blow of ,hln paw It'e Nitrate 'of Soda. an even .cb~qce , ot hitting '11 mov;iril a t the Un I gs, whlcb burt Ills teatll_ . sheep and a cow It she would prevent sent the Scarpcrow nplnillng over arid Nitrale of soda has been recom. Put GroU~d In Sh~be. ~get at lang r~rige. This lmpllove, "Dld you gronn'?" asked Dorothy. the uarrlage. Thereupon the wicked over io tbe edge at the 'rand. and theD men.ded to mix In the 11011 ar . oun. the Do 't thl ... {hi meilt has been due no~ anI,. "lO ' IllJ' ·"les." Bnswered 1.he t·ln man; "I Wltcb encbanted my ax, and when ,1 he struck at the Tin Woodman. with th -.:..:: t 0 sow!!DY ~. s tall until proved gil DB, pow !let- aDd carrlagel .. I t t tre th did. I've be n groaning for ' more than was <(bopping . a,w ay at my best olle hili sharp clawe.. .But, to the . Llon'l roots o~ p an lOS ng en em. a you get I the ground In No. '1 shape. 'but to the 'COilS, blnt n"d de ..:'ted wo"k' rate of '300 pounds per acre_ It ~nd tbon better · use a dls(l drlll, or . '\ •u • a '1 In. apd no one has e,rer heard day, for , I was annoul to get tbe new I~rprlse, bo cou~d make no ImpreeslOD acta not ala quick fertiUzer for some other drill, dlac preferred. The of our artillery oinCl'Irl' :ext\:!ndlng over me before or come tn belp me." house and ~y wife as loon as possible] on the tiD. alt.hough the WoodmUl fell plaDtil. 'Ut &110 •• a repellaut keep ~auu- of 4rllUII. 11811 111, PtitUDI tilt a period ' I)f years.,., A.'. raJ:. 118 caD '"What. c&.n r do for )'ou?" she !D. the ax sUpped aU at ODce and .out off over ~ the road and lay etill. - .tNt c. . . . lue.eta ee4 I t . ' " .. " be II;Bcertalned. lihe 'coaat derense len, ')1dred, "aottl1:. for abewa. moved b7 my left Ie,. ('1'0 . . <:ONTlN'U~ I D a All equ~ aept.. . lCt! In lalla country hal bot ita .""..

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We we re all brought up unt'ler the sce-saw; heor th eIr glu6~VGI ' :lId adnge: "A stitch In time saT'" sang !lIne," but how beedless baTe we beAa they s <l-Rn w. s c-snw nll day 10'IS, come. The girl or woman who finds IMITATE VOICES OF ANIMALS tbe hook loose. lbe button gone or the "There! Sh e 's all done exeept for bra id ripped and Imme diately puts tn tl; assembling," muttered Dlln, with the needed stitch. tbanltfully puts on Moving Pictures Provided with DevloO gr atest satisfaction as he stood wb the garment feeling well dressed. for Realistic Imitation of Barn!ookpd lilte Il giant cycle against the On IronIng day It Is a good plan to yard Animals. wall of his worl(shop. put all garments needing mending on Furlh e r rcOecUon was Interrupted The cry of the public tllat moving one side of tbe rack 80 that nothing by the sudden entrance of hi s sister may be put away overlooked. A still Non , Troubl e was written upon every pictures are not us real as the)' better plan Is to make all repairs beFIG SYRUP .CHILD ATE CUTICURA might be, be ause or tbe allsence ot feature of lh e little girl's face. THE · DANGER SIGNAL .tSI~~L~~ :ioLU'j~~~~C~ ~V~:r~OTT1Al fore sending to the laundry. as they tbe Bounds thut would attend t'lie OINTMENT. "Can't 1 do something?" IUQulred usually become worse after puslng movements or di s play In r al life. Is Dnn, with lhnt anxiety which made causing moving-pi ture cone I'Il S to do· througb tbe washing. Hosler). of 8pread Whole Box of It on Cracker. him the IlICllst or. brothers. course. is preferably darned Iltter -Not the Least Injury Resulted. Nan now leaned wearily upon tba vote consld rab le ell rgy to\h\\'d fill. washIng. workbox, "Oil , I suppos It's some- Ing the demand, says Populul Me-I Shoe heels may be the meaus of • Cutlcura Thus Proven Pure and Sweet. thing nobody can help," said she, much destruction to fine . petticoats ot hop lessly. lace and embroidery. See that the A New York friend of Cntlcura "You s e." lhe lass explained, "siscorners of tbe heels are trimmed and wrlles: . ter Eva and I bave heen Invited to a avoid being tripped or being lIlorll"My tbree year old son and heir, little picnic at Brown's woods to.-morfled with a dangling pleoe of lace. A after being put to bed on a trip across row . and now papa says the horse II! bandy little convenience that may tbe Atlantic, · Inveslf.gatell the statetoo lam to drive, and we oan't go. save many a disturbed moment Is a room and located a. box of graham The plac Is loo far away to reach by cushJoil containing a tew neddles crackers and a box ot Outloura Oint· walking and. Il's nowh re near a rnllthread d, of different !dnds of thread, ment. . When a scarch wns made tor road station. Oh, denr! U's just my and silk, hunr; where one may reH.ch the box, It was found empty and .the luck!" It easily wben dreSSing. These thread"Yes, Freddy, I'm a s ick man'" kid admitted that he had eaten the "Things nren't as bad as they ed needles are real temper saTers. "Wot's der matter?" contents of the enUre boX spread on eem." cbeerlly replied the brother. Try th em. "Why, I'm gettln' that restless an' the orackers. It cured blm of a bad Roe.tv (ir-ow "Both you and Etbel ride bicycles One ot tbe valuable talks given U8 wakeful, dat I can't sleep, only at cold and I don't know what else." very well." he added. ' No more conclusive evidence could For Imitating Voices. as college girls was one which hilS nJght'" "Yes." sighed Nnn, "but that won't . proved Invaluable- In ordinary dIUlY· be ottered that every Ingredient of Cuhelp us any. because- we haven't our Would Find Use for It. cbanl cs. Now. many movlng-l·lcture I1fe; It Is this: Decide the night beticura Ointment,. 1s absolutely pure, and Coughs . wbeels any more." After a day and a night spent In anDan smiled as be said. trlumpbant- sets are provided wltb excellel t me- I fore what you are to wear the folhlw- swering tel phone calls from people sweet and harmless. If It may be are the cause ofmany cases ly: "It really does belp. Inasmuch chal:llcal devi es to Imitate tbe sou.nd Ing day (It you are a business woo wbo wanted tbe latest news from safely eaten ' by a. young cblld, none but of Pneumonia and Conrequired. no better ~xample of which man this Is Invaluable advice), layout the most benefic1al rcsults can be exas I've just about completed the finest Peary and Dr. Cook, the secretary ot sumption. Nomatterhow tandem bicycle you ever saw. U's a cau be giveJl than thl aet of barnyard- the garments, see that there Is noth- one of the arctic clubs had retired p ected to attend Its appl/caUon to even slight your Cougb or Cold new Invention of mine. Two persons animal Imitators. 'fbe first III a de· Ing to repatr, and IIi the morning you for a well·carned rest, wh en tbe per- the tenderest skln or youngest Infant. ride on opposite Ides of this great vice whlcli g ives a reali stic Imitation will be ready tor a busy day with the sistent 'phone bell rang again. A voice l'o\.ter Vrua '" Cbew. Corp., Bole rropL. DoIloDo may be, cure it before ithaa wheel a nd wor,Jr... pedals that move a of b e~s cackling, tlJ a second gives a satisfied feeling of a well dressed wo- at the other end srud: Poker Finance. a chance to do any harm. combined hors whlnney, cow moo, man, unhurried and bappy. gear chain connect d with tJle smqller and pig grunt, and the tbil'd a roos"Do you want the ambulance sent Mose Coonley (u wlnnerl-Guess I'll tront wbeel. Anyone who knows how ter'S 'crow. . right over?" ~[\sh ln, boys. . Home Ideas. to ride can use my twin bicycle wl~­ "What amhulance?"]:cared tbe irale Alte 1\I0keby (also to tbe good) To keep a thick 'frostlng 1n pltlce secretary. out tbe slight st dl fflculty. Gueas I'll do de same. SUMMER BACK YARD PARTIES bind the cake -wIth a wide band of "I'm sure, now, that you and Etbel "Wby, the one you sent for." Jert'erson Yallerby- Me tool greased paper. pin 't closely, then put "'l1J attend your picnic In spite of the Young Women Who Cannot Afford "I sent ror no ambulance." Bill Blngy (the banker, a big loser) on the frostlng as thick as desired. tact tbat tbe outlbok has been 60 "You lIel" -Well. I guess yo' each 'done got anTrip fo Seashore Inaugurate ' is ' the oldest and beBt bowa Two or three colors may be used gloomy," be concluded. Tbe secretary gasped, then he uddeh guess ' a-comln', gen'lemen! Novel Means of Amusement. medicine in the world for reUeveasily by putting It on this way at tel' screamed Into the 'phone: "You're just the dearest, d,earest' Ownln' to dis beah attempted an' uning and curing Coughs, Colds. eacb layer hardens. brother snyglrl could have!" orled "Send It as soon I1S possible, and called-fo' run on de bank, de InstertooBronchitis, Pleuri.y, Croup. Any kind of outdoor entertainment Nan. rapturously hugglng Dan . . A pair of shears In the kitchen to you come over, too, aud I'll send you tion am DOW suspended an' won·t reWhooping-Cough, and diseuea Is preferable In summer to staying in Then she ran to impart the good the house. so, tor that reason, several use for cutting raisins wlU be found back In It!" or this clus. Your drugriR sume oppyrations till de paniCky feelwill supply you. In three Bia in' hab fully s ubsided an' de foolish young women who cannot go to tbe very useful. The raisins are never lUll Feeding Farm Handa. bottle., $1.00, SOc. and 2Sc. deposltahs contlnues 'doln' business as seashore or mountJ\lns fcir tbe ''beated pasty as when chopped_ Dr. D. JQ•••• ToDle Y... term" have Inaugurated what they ~!:4 1!lvety farmer's wife knows what tre- fohmably. And It's youab deal, Mose alr... is an ncelleat 10aic for Coonley! "-Illustrated Sunday' Magaboth &ciulla aad chUdren. It 1a caH "back-yard parties" In the spaces [ ~ __ -. ' l'._~~" : mendous appetites farm hands usually ;z:ine. also a saFe worm medicifte. In the rear ot their homes, These -:_ have; but while they eat well they have been made attractive enough to wOl'k well, too_ Tbe 80o-foot bridge over the Yellow wnrrant asklng their friends to spend the evening tbere. .-.. --~--...J,--...IIL..E~'!..s.,!!l!Ul..toJ.Qt~h...Jee[lllJne.._IUlLa..:.l~..J1!IlLIf--H<er",l:.s-.a good suggestlon about teed- river at Lanchowfu, In the province of Kanau, is nearing completion. All maAt one house tn town In particular. Wben thou art 'I\'orkln~ In the fUrro~ tng farm hapds. Give them plenty terials had to be conveyed D,enrly the yard has been turned Into a really nyo of Quaker Oats. A big dish of 1.000 miles In Chinese carts. lovely garden. Ivy' and other climbing Or weeding In the anored hour of dawn. Quaker Oats porridge with sugar and ..------=---,Poaltlvely cared ~ It Is a comely fo.ahlon to bo glad. Eggs. more eggs. I get twice lUI mnny plants have been planted along the JOY I. the grace we alnw to God." cream or milk Is the greatest· break· Ih.a. Little PtU.. eggs summer nnd winter, since I discovtences and now completely cover tast In the world for a man who needs ered my sure au,cessCul method how to The, a1ao "line DIeo tre.. l!'Om DJapep,da,1ao them. The center Is a grass plot. and Elbert Hubbard said: "Happlnes. t8 v1gor . and strength for a long day's make hens lay more eggs. n'B tree IC you dllloatioD Dnd Too Bear\7 around is a border of gay blooming a habit: cultivatEl ' !t. N DlspolilUona work. The man that eats Quaker Oats write. Mrs. L. Alley, New Mndrld. Mo. EaUng. A pcrlea' ...... geraniums and other hardy flowers. dltter we know, but ther$ are none IIlentlfully and often II' the man who Though we sbould examine the eel, for Dlaaloellll, Na.. Benches, garden chairs and tables are who may not be Improved by taking does good work wlt~out exoesslve fa- whole world we sball not find one Ilea, Drow.lne.... B .. d Taete 10 tho Houth, Co!W placed here and there. A low cot bed, the right view of things. Turn up the Ugue. There Is a sustain In&' quality man so happy as to have nothing left ecl Tongue. PaIn 1n \he with rug and cushions. forms a divan. corners of the mouth and IIlu'gh a lit· In Quaker Oats not tound In other to wish tor.-Ollver Goldsmith. Bide, TORPID LlVEat At night, with Japanese lanterns tle_ It w11l make everything go foods, and tor economy It Is at the The, regulate the Bowel.. Purel, Veweu.bltt They Rode to the Picnic. No m~tter how long your neck DlIly be strung acron and little lamps bung smoother_ A cheerful new of ute can bead ot the list. . Besides the regular or how sore your throat, Hamlins Waard SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE. SMALL PIJICE. among th,e Ivy, the ettect Is surprlsl!l&' be oulUvated and the meal times wheD size packages Quaker Oats Is packed Oil will cure it surely and quickly. It Dews to Ethel. while Dan proceeded pretty. ' a.1l the family are . gathered should be 1n large size family packages, with drives out nil sorenC88 and infialDDlIltioa. rrI'rDS' Genuine MUlt Bear tD fit ' togetber tlie 'p arts ot re:- ly 'rhe daughter of.tbe bouse finds hel the happiest, ~errlest time of the and without china. 5 ftulrkable machine. Foe-Simile Sig....... friends more than read" to acoept Iier wbole day. It ,belongs to the houseWhen a woman bas occasion to loaf, , : Of course, the ~jn bicycle worked Invitations, and the open air entertain· wife to see that the meal Is properly The Way of It. Ilhe calls It eltber shopping, vlsl'tlng or .plendldly, and the two girls had as ment Is thoroughly enjoyed. Some- prepared; but accidents will happen "But I don' t love yOU," objected the entertaining, nnjch fUn operating It as they. had' at times t~ey play games, or they have and Instead of making all miserable youn.g woman. - - -- - - REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.' the picnic. ,~ or mand 0 II n, an d s Ing becau~e the steak Is burned., nr,om.IRI! I Iguan t FOf oblldrOD Mn. Wloalow·. SootbloC' Jiluslc of b anJo •'T hen why," howled thend teethloll. 101teD. thelium8yt't1.,. •• rc\1 ucelllDcollege songs. The ml!n, ·-Of-,CQ\l~.se·+th1Mn-SOaletbHts-~~et""-fcn--ttiu-ne:rt-I-youtb referring- hastily to divers mem- l1ammatJou. &1Iay. palo. cw-ea wl.Dd collu. 23C a boU.le.. -WAS REALLY MOVING ·have permission to smoke. and meal and bring something of lnterest oranda In his pocket diary, "dld you Many a man's honesty has saved cold lemonade. Ices and oakes are to talk about" so that all mBY forget eat up -a total of 65 boxes of chooolates Thlrty.Two-Year Old Horse ·Creat.s especially dellcI6us served under these the unpleasant th1qs. Children m"y I bought you during the past year If blm from becoming a politician_ Much Alarm In· Breaat of Woman unusual and Informal conditions. Trl be taught early to contrIbute to the you didn't love me?" from City. It: It Is well wortb the trouble. cheer and Information f the family. "Because," she said. with a rapt exMillions of people have CAs.: and such training is of inestimable pression on her lovely' features, "I do Peter, 32 years ' old" W8S the white AMERICAN ' MEN ARE . STUPID value tn later lite. A child that Is aI- love cbocolate." CARETS do Health work for horse 'of all work which ha'd belonged ways curbed and never allowed, to exthem, If ,ou have ne,ver tried to tbe Bentons ever since, 30 years Fall to Keep Up Reading; Have Na· press hlmselt Is not likely to make a Physician. Everywhere Use Rellno' With Very Great and Unvarying this gteat health maker-Get a lOe ago. they bad moved into tbe coun~ry tlonal Obtundlty a. to Art .brllliant talker when he goes out Into Success. . to farm and "resl" Peter bad done and Literature. tbe world. Let them feel that they box-ancl ,ou win never use ~y During the last six months I have most of the resting, bowever, and hls have a part and are a part of the famother bowel medicine. m prescrlbed Resinol In numerous cases perfect healtb seemed to 'p,romlse that Ily. . This does not mean that tbey ASCAIUrrS JOC • boz for • _Jr.'S he was destine d to keep on resting alneed monopolize tbe conversation for of acute and, chronic skin diseases and f,reatmeot .• U druRllbt.. lIllIIftt Miler most Indefinite ly. In spite of bls .Q.ulet little people are porne to do that. chronic ulcerations with very great 10 the world. MffIloD bo"ua IDOOth. . and unvarying success_ It Is a relinature, 1\1 rs, Benton. who had grown They may be taught deference anll up In town and was not accustomed consideration for others more by 'ex- able preparation, and Its action Is ,to J\orses. regarded Peter as a fearample than precept. It the rlghta of p~ompt and pleaSing. D J . of thia piper de. A. F. Volk.m an, Baltimore, Md. some animal. the child are respectell. be wlll most .iriQ!Jto buy When not otberwlse emplQfed, naturally respect the rights of others. uithtDf ad_. A Work of 'Supererog&ltlon. Peter moved deliberately about the tiled in ite colulQDI ahould ioAa upoa Henry dislikes being bathed and TRIFLE8. yard at the eud of a rope, "mowing havina whal they ..It te., refuaia& ell argues wltb his motber over every IUbAiMea 0( imitaIiona. the lawn" wltb his hungry m'o utb, square incb of hts four-year-old anat'''l'rlftell mnke perfeotlon. but perfection Bays Youth's Companion. It would omy . • S no trine." have been safe, 80 far as Peter was One night, when his patience was It Is the dally little things that make concerned, to let him roam tr~e, but up · oha~ncter. especially tried by what be considMrs. Benton Insisted tbat such .a It 18 eallY l!nough to be pleasanc ered wholly unnecessary work, he ' When lite f1ow8 by like a· '80ng. course would be disastrous, and stern, aut the woman worth while , ,. ,the o.nll exclaimed: ly forbade it. "Oh, mamma. couldn't you sklp my Who will smile Bob, the alx-yeal'-old Bon, of whom stomacli? Nobody. ever sees my stomWhen ev~n· thlnw goeS dead wronc_ Peter appeared to be very fond. ,w.a s ach! "-Judge's Library. 'Ilo . make a marshmallow frosting. allowed u special privilege, - When~ 'cut the mallows into four pleoe8 wlth 'ever the ' grass in tbe middle of th,e Bewa~e 9intments for C~tarr~ ~t ~t$l 't~\U.t tOi :@.ua~"J~S ahears and drop them tn~o ' 1;'he boned ' lawn' wait too IIhort for even P~tet to. , that Contain MercurY, frosting while: beating It. after bivins crop, Bo~ would lead him to' t~e ,.b~r­ For the baby often ' means rest fQt' u meieurj 11'111 IUn!l," daotroy ibe _ or IIDeII poured it ove' r me egg. ""d completely dl!J"1UllIII -\IlC whole ~.m w'dera · of the garden. and still bohling, both mother and child. Little ODell eoWrlnl \~ lhrollilb \be mueoua euffaeel; ·. Such him by the rope, the 82-year-old !lors~ lilte it~too-it'i 10 palatable 10 take. =~~lI~l:rp::"",= . : ~J:! 3: p.....,~. would eat the 19nger and ~ee,n~r l 1fW do. 11 ten fOld to tile Iood )'Ou ean = Y do. Free from opiates. ais eel...: . . ,_ , _,' r rtro ltom tbeln. lUll'. (lat4f1'b CUre. manulaMund ,j'f , · ro~. ...! . by E'. J. CtMDey <t Oo~ Toledo, 0 .. t'lllItall\I no inerI , Olie day, when this pro!!ess '~I\S gowry, &lid Ie ,laken Internally. aetlulI: . dlfl!c'lY UIlOIi , . '( aanana P~ •• '. &be,' blood ~ mueolll ' lUrl__ of tile la 'log on., Bob beca~e Intereste4 .11) ~ burm. Ball:, C/t,1&rrh CI1~ be """ JOU pt \be ,,'Dllke , a ricb crust ·by cOTei1DS , tt.e paulos. IS Ii ~tIl lotlim&ll, and made · In ToIIdIto butt"rfty, drqpped the rope, anll wen* Oblo. bY F. ·J . cfiene,. 1t'00. · TftitImoo\ale rr-. . bottom ot '&, pie pan, Inverted, ' pt;ll.~ell atter It. . Peter . naturally IIold by D~ PrICe) 7k. II"' bottle. Pl.lltl'y. When , ~ol, .remove and fill .'llab HaII·,.i'e!DIIV PII1a lor 00tIItID6" kept 'on' ea~lng; As long. as the rope with sIlced bananas, 8prlnki, wltb a. tied to hlil hatt~rl .he conslde~ecl . . 'Of 8o~~ Ben,f1t. 'Squ and a t,,,,poolltul ot lemoD blmself tied just, as an elephant ... Barb.6'-Dld the bottle. of balr ' j Uice, and cov:e' r w.t~ a pint ~ . 1'8+ .aId t.6 bell\~ve hl~J!elt ~u,nd. . 8tQrer i &Old you do any good? OJIIa ' Ice Feam, ~IBb with . ' r.~ nut 1,-tr8. Benton, ever., ~~tchrul., Cuatomel'-Y-e.s, Jndeed: it kej)t. me ~r"" b,rrle. and a~ · ~Dce. ' Gaw from the 4fnln.« . room ' window fJ'pm waaUnK lily \ILIIIe~ on any more.' _ WeIll · , ..,...t had takeD' TC! her tto.· ~.ave JOO8~ I took weli , ",: bft • Helps H is little Sister Out of Per· pl,exing Dilemma by Complet"fng a Big Bicycle.

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Cou.nty Courts Common Pleas Court. Atter luve tigllting 20 cl1ses llud flxlIUlinlng 64 witue S 1\ the grllud jlJl:.V found four true bill" f iuui t U)"ntR after being ill S8<lsiou parts of toor dnys. All tbo!!e indioted Ilre in the oust (Iy of Ihe oounty jail. They ore; Ueor~1'I ,J .. (\ I, .. on for hor e tit-flU ling Rollert MUlltguuHlry for petit I"rceny, Edward Fuller, for melidllng with rallrolld proper y ' nnd ,1 ~ ille BlnnkfllTd for ont,ing with the intlull. 1<1 \1. I'hacnunty j~11 WIHI vI .. lt.,',! ,,1.1<1 II rflc()II\ \IIendn. tlnn millie 'b,lt. t Ilfl hell ~ lllg and plumbio\( IIppl\rl\.tUo/"s be improved Itt on., The hllst,l1 (l WitS fOllnd to be otherwi"fl in II Olf llll al.Hl n&lli oondltion Milt.oo Moon WIlS 00· stfl ble nnd ,1. M. Ui 11 \VIIR hOtien tortlmlln.

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1'rimble f\.tlel Fl'llnk Tuft. nr6 pOinted ,lqjpl'uL r . E tilt f Jutl'" M. M MU~ ~ ll cells U. luvuvLury Imll llppmi!l ruen t. flied, lil tllte of Atil 1! 1~ E. I ins, de · I delilil d. First nc uut filed . ' E. tllte at Elizllb t h RIlndnl1, de 01'11\/1 u. it \J rr. of '1111 . of}J r80Ultl proper tv oonfirm d . E t.ate of Eliz'lb I,h I:l e m nta, de cel1s d,lldminilltratur ortl recl to n blink stock Ilt prlvnt' sllle li t not less thu.1l t 500. E tllte of , John B Kute r, da. oeulled . .Proof of p\lb!ic!ltion of notice of IlPP Jintment fil ed . Estute of Fred eJ'icl\ Houle . Proof of pllhliolltiou uf noti e of appoint m ent filed. E t.(l.te of .I ohn T . Phllli(l!!, do oeueed. Proof of pll hliod tiol) of 0' _ tice of "'l'l>t1iotUl nt fi!t'd E ttltes for settl Illtlllt Proof ,) f po lJlicl~tion of not,iile of HlllllO ti l'Ii . Estllt,e of ,John I. M rritl . I I pa IL !:! O. Invlllltory IInu a.pjJl' Itl II lU e D t,

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·Court Proeee<lInls.

Edm~nd

L, Spen'oe vs, C.nus L. Wantz. Court ,ordeu plaintlff to recover from defendllnt som of 1'7.8~and for 8heriff io sell rea'l es"hlID, question. Pblllipe Ball vs. Lydl", R"n~all .nd Lee' B8Ddll)J. Apphor. t.ion to fUEl .m~.ded petition 1n tbirtoy days

'I 8tate of .Obio VB. JesRe BIeH·"ford. g,an~,

R eJlClr t o f t,h WilY)} ' 'l'~wo!,olbip II III nltlf r tile Ulont·b endin g ) tullel", I, 11l09.

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J ames E. B WW8n 21, fa.rmer of C()~llcldale aDd 'Rose E t-lowdy, 83, of (Jozll.ddale. Rev ,l<'oltoo. Ma.ine ville. Irl' H . Weaver, 23, pllper milker, of <Jratis, Ohio, and Sylvlli A. Bu,:g grl4f, 17, hoosekeeper of Franklin 'F. U. Fuller, 61, carpenter of Crllwford Oounty, Pa, and Mrs. Cbarity A. Stanfield, 60, of Waynes ' ville. Roy M. Sherwood, 21, fnl'~er of Waynesvi1le a.nd' Ida B. Ha.ine, 22,

MAKING ,6000 That's What Mose Cohen s ladies' Department Is Doing ' Women's Misses' and Children s

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Bert.lIs Mu,rln t t Altitl Burden Mll r ti n 1\1or10.It ,.. Ve llUlL Mtll'll\tt EdnH JJIIl . U org S mith L. llU Marluttl <":.vnth \tt Burden A llr' in 'rneIJ Alb rt Mltrltl t Pllu1ill Mul'ill t.t' L t.ltiu Vllng llan PI!tl 1'1 . Rill, 'l'llIlCIH'r. Spring Branch ( ~ U l'.l Vll (:ul'ti!l Elirlle!,olt Braudook 1:I 0 I'UII.l'll Con net· B" 'rry Luoy .1 \J hn W. Hl t'awo, '.ralloher.

Silver. Of Proven Quality

Green Bricr Mollt n Le nll Whit-like}'

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Rich design and refined beauty ill Iwi ves, ror~ s , S ~)O~~~d and fancy serving pieccs arc not altn~~:~~c~ h,~:;opro. silverware alonc. The skill born o!!~~~.~<;~ivcr plate cHccts in duced, in the famous ".!.!!!? ROG~RS . • r ' bc.auly s~cond on ly " Pattenr and design which make Its naml! or W S '/Vir P/ale Ihol ears. to its repulation for qua1'1" I y' S, d for catalogue Sold by leadi ng dealers everyw here. en .. Col ," showing all pattcrns.

Howard Whitaker Euge nin Whitllker Bnl'llt:t , T ueli e l'.

College Hill . Oll.Vltl

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MERIDEN BRITANNIA CO., (llllelDJu lolIAJ Silver Co .• :luce....,r.)

Lowell Hill

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Harmony Grove

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Ednn Rhub rt Anna. FuruR Neva. ~t!tnfield Olive Wilson C1arl1 Rhllbert Weldon Wilpon Clarence Rhubert Rosooe Fnt'oas Minnie F . Burgett, 'fenoher.

Ladi s' Suits, Cloak!!, Furs, Furni hings and every thing in ready·t't-wear garmel1 ~s.

Men's and Young Men's

Sugar Grove

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OF SPECIALS.

Inez Thomas Pllnl Stokes Burry Roland ' Mu:rie Surfoce Eva. Prater QpllI GI'II.Y Ru~se. t:;urfaoe Howo,t;'d Shutts Margoerlte Munfort, Teaoher.

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Time Lock and Repair Work of All Kind. RESIDBNCE SAFES A SPECIALTV

Excl.,IYe Agency for ," Century" Adjllstable Ste el Drawlnr Tables

THE .C, W, HAIN SAFE CO'I Columbus, Ohl 0,

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' D~. H.E.HATHAWAY

A. MAFFIT,

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Will be foond in the old Blink Building, opposite , th'e NlltiOQal Bank, • TeieptionG in hou e Ilnd of· fioe where J can be called day or night. Valley Khone 1(-2. Main Str~et, Waynesville. Ohio

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Undertake.. and Embalmer.

Mary Roland Ernest botte Lowell T!lomos EVel'Att Thoma~ Erne t E!~rnhart

Summary

John Lc;l~oy to , Okey MoCabe, reaJ estate in Franklin township Ladles' 81 00 Wlldo LaCo,)' Okos '650. " wllh lll~h ICOIlIlr!f • • , , ••• •• , . $' I Frank L. t5uttles IlQd wife to .AI. 4tl~I(~ ~I.. l.. ............ i, bert 80hnell u.nd wife, reu.l estu.te in Ladi' 200 aocl 2 tie Relll8t[tclloU Rluldkul1·blef. wlvh eOibroldMorrow 'I. , Ol'\ld dgcs . • . · .. • • • • .. •. , ••• • 'I emiah Nie a . Lallj at. ..V .. t............. amI Paul ;, ' , Milmie E"arn b aT t t o. e r . . . 6])tlC11I1 bel re141 estate in t;pringboro; I_....~"'__-::- 60 mnelt L e J:lose, fnn'y colors .•..•. .' . . .. Ohlnle. E Whttllcre t.o Clu.ra Moo 's White x,ford aud Fllne Y tt I F k lin Trilllmed W Iller Cont ': II roll I I Miokerell, rea es 11 e n ron , ~~~?z~~~ . ~ ... ~~~~;... .... township, *2150. An exe OLiOlllllly lu..ge hoWIng of V.J. ZentmeyertoJ . C. Wilson, i)lou 'sSoftUalS.roguJar $195 t y, ..CIt 1 12.50 El'rnde ... ~ ....,.. .. • , real estllte in w"Ilrren " voun Men's new t filII styl In NegUg Lewis Drake to Felda Drake his . Shjrts. cout·style. 62 pntwus to s0J$1:26 t [rom wife, relll estate in South L e banon, dod; $1.00 valUG .. , ..• 8Bc

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Meriden, Conn.

Marl Sh llt,ts Ninu, l::)impkil1s Berth!\ Orudol'f ~'r d I:)impkin Editb AodersoD EtJHlI Simpkin:! ,J annie And rsOn Henry Ornclorf JOHeph 1l utt.s Pellr} Orndorf H tari Ht~ McKin ey. Teacher

OtherSuits from

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Real Estate Transfers.

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Mt. Holly .

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'Walter Pomill, :t~,' loborar Mlline .

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DAYTON

Erlwr.rcl MIllJ:' 'S . EUIIIlIl MIDge. E!lI,llte 01' 811mu I Dinwhltlie. d.). P(lt.i ~ion for \11 vurce au ~r(>unds of ce/l ~e t.l. W. 11 . Dinwiddie, appoiot gro s neg leot Ilf duty. Plaintiff de udmini!!tra,tor _ Boncl ·\Oct il) plll ~!I for oURt .v of ohildren. Ar \-entory hot.h diRpensel1 WIth thnr Brya.nt, I\ttnrney for plaintiff. E. tn te of ,l11ne MoMllh u, <1 e ),ol[gi(O Smith vs. Chll.ries Smith cOII~ed . Pro of of publicatIon of no Petition for divoroe because defen· tloe uf aPl'lliot luent til tl dant Is now in penitentiu.ry for oon veylng laWS into jail to uid' a friend MarrlillCe Licenses. ln escaping ' Bamllton & Brown attorneys for pilltntiff Smitl1 ml1notaotoring <":0., va Amos B. Side8. PetiUon for money ooly. Amnont doe GO promissory oot6 being UOO. L K. Llillgdon,at toroeys for pillintiff . , EmOla Lewh vs. Milton Naylor aod I,ooy Naylor. Petition for par. tmoD of property. Ueorge E YOQnl, aUorney tor plaintiff 'Reuben Tilford vs. Green Bod Pearl' Pegl. Petition for money io amoont of ,850 on promissory opte

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N Plut WitS ~k~n io the Fllir axIlibit this yea.r, but a nonlber of the ols di missed, to enllble , the l'S nod.. pupils 1i0 go . and get some 'pointers " fo r next year. , \Ve hop~ the parents were sum oie~tly internsted in the Soh~l Ag . doult,ural Exhibit to lend Il helplog WALTER MCCLURE, bUDd tLnd speu.k an enoonrd.ging worrllD·t.ba,t \ille the next time. Funeral Dire~tor. fbe en~ol1meot for Ootober will be muoh lurge r as'tl. number of the Telephone day or nIght, older )lllpilij were out helping with, . VltllllY phone No. ;. J ~ng the fali work. . ' Distance ,Nt}. 69-1r. .ReDlemli~r that regula'\' I1ttendonce ill wba t oount08. W AYNESVI LLE, OHIO. • . A littl~ extra 'eff9rt will inorease . Branch Office, Harveysbqrg. O. our Honor Roll this mQn~h, McCALL PATTERNS ' . • E .' H. O~LVIN, Sopt. ::ClcbtM (o r s lylt:. ft<: tfcct Ill, siml'licil Rnd rc·lh. biHly no rly ~O yent.. Sl'ld In II(jI, ly ~I - D . ~ k __ .._. '_ j - - --+.-. • '''''cry pity "lid lO w" In I "~ VIln.,1 -!.Il' ' lid &"......:; 0 ''lAdlt or bj' mati ,Un.... JI l l" '" . ,,1 1 nn , •

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Defeodant pleads no' guilty to oharges aod io defaolt of '700 bond he ie raturned to Jl4il. 8"te of OhlO VB. George J IH,klon. Defeodl\Dt plead!! oot guilty til obarge andil» defaulr of '750 bonrl is returDed to jail State of Ohio vs. Robert, 'Mont:Boys ' nl.o ll SWUl . .a ll sizes, ~()ellent U . ,gome.r1' Defendant plelld . 'giiilty $1.J . Wilbur WilUllm,e et a 1.... ' ucts U"llllltlr,:soIU1ior '.. os te eB • l ~ . ... . : .. an4' is'retorneil to ja.Il, . Ba · rve v • aburg tQ A cloan-UJJ ~ f oua~ of $1. 00 $1. 110 nnd Qhuroh U. B. In of .f 1. 76 Ohl ld 0'6 'I\U(\ ' Strau S'orniture Co., . VB Robett in Hor Girls' Hnt . ... .... .. ..... . II C 1 tat Q':linoy Iirro , reo es e • lou's l rour .. in-HoDlI '1'(1»1. mllde from Morton. Cause dismislled veysburg; '13S 33 11 ~)~tl~:I:'. ~~ . ~'~~. ~~~. ~~~ John TrOIS vs. FrtLDk HildlJbrllnd . , Quinoy' Onrrolll1lld Etta (Jar~o to M on'S Pnnls-lh klu(\ y U CUll U ponu Cause is dismissed. on for f:PO~1 Ilorvlcopt IlU $1 95 J,. C. Carroll rel".l eMtllle in Hlll·veYI!· Limllll: 82 ... 0 vululljl':..... • State of 'Obio Ta . Edward Foller. borg, Pleada gu.llty, is fined '25 and OOS~8 John G. Leuf and wife to Mary and 'sentenced to four moulhslm· rownsend, 'J;'eal estiite in \ Hllrlnn prtaoDment ip the oounty jllil. Its a Top Noteb Doer . township, • ' qny od:.r . In !te. 'l:k n<\ fu t f, ~c ~lnl .. I.'1Jc. :.~.t~~~ol~J~~~~~.~~l~I:i~:': 8tat.& of Obio vs. Rl)bert Mont MAGAZINE DAV"'TI,.. 'G~et\t d~edll oompel re.g~rd . ., .The McCALL'S M~ry, Wood~ to Henry Willi,,! reIL} . , 111o,,? 5ub5Wlhc ,; ,'\1,,11\ ' 'nny flU,,·, fn ~hlnn gomery. ~eqrge Jl:. Young nppo.nt. estate in Clearoreek township, $1 ~ world orowns its doers. ~&t'., wh, nmgpzin'c-.n, I! 1i "" " 'I'nlh. h1\,. , r""" l\~ 1.:1\• s t krv les HR UCrU't, tl'r ' bI.ouktuJ,!'. lIJil1hu:ry, 1 the Amer.lcAn people hav~or.owned 8d oounsel for defense •. ". plol,, ';; ",I nl/',r,,"c' n~cd lc ",o .I, . h"inl i"'~S i n b' l Dr.King s New Dis'o overy the, King etiquette g oud ' ~ t o ri. clC , · l't c. Oo,y t\O Celtt s a I:Ita&e of Ohio VB . Georgo Ja.okson. Commissioners' Proceedln~s. 'enr (\Vo'rth d",ull ll:l , Includinlf n h ee pallern. of ThrMt' aud Lung remedies. Ev· rih" todllY, Or 8.ml !M sU "'l'lo copy. George E .' Yoong apPOinted coun!!~l ery atom is a health force. It ktl1s w e ' ''hs~ RNISHINO~ DERFUL INDUCEMENTS .... C"lntraots~Contract was entered .for defense . germs, and colosllnd lagrlppe vanlllh \ , ,A 'ent s. Pos ln l hrings ptem;n", C"lllIO~· 1 W• S• PLATT & CO., ",,/I ~ ~w cash Itrlzt: offers. .A<ldrc.. Cbarles H. Jones VEl . Delil .. h Hor. into with FraDk Stokes f(>rohllnging Gold Bond Coupons Given It hel~ls oougb.raoked membranes tm: McCALL CON :m1o~W.~IbSI.. NEW YOU I .' "",6. LlllnyoLte t .• New York City • . channelllnd proteotion and .dtlUlI~ge . . . _ _ _ . . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I1nd ooughing stops: 1:1ore inflamed ley. Sheriff's sala oonfirmed by bronoqiai tubes and lungs are oor~d for roadwa.y around aroh , near resi . ooort and BeUlemeDt ordered. and hemorrhages celise. Dr . \2eo. In matter of eXl1l11ioiog ' oommls. denoe of ~8m Smith ' on ' Lytle and More, BIllck Jaok, N. C. '; writes "it 'ldoner's rtlport, ooort appoint!! P. H. Waynesville rOlla at th~ estimate Co , bltmk, ~.50i H. Albaugh ,' oared me of lung trooble, p~~~ A Purely Vegetable .. ~xatlive Rne and J. P. Owen8 to E'xamine ' flO 50. .. JUdse., :u ~o ; Leba,oon Gas CO, gas nounoed hopeless by all dobtors . 500 $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guar, bid report. Contraot woe ~ntered into with for ja.i1, i\4.75 i 0. ' J , Ed wards, in. an teed by F~ed. e. I::!c:h wartz. Cures Chronic Constipation, and All Liver and Kidney Troubles. John O. ' Hawke for repl4ir to end of 'q uest, M.25; J'ohnston & 'Wlltscn , ' ' - ', . Probate Court. stone coivert with c'onorete work O~, reoord, *23; St'lIte of Ohio v s . ,... Read the Mi~~i Goz~tte news. near resir1e.noe of Jo)l.n t'artwriRht Edward Fuller, oost. t '18 35; F. P. , ~r eate! 'at tbtl fOllOWIng , placOll : Eetde of. Frederioa Houk, de· In 'W~yne township at the estimate F01'gy, expenses 118 sheriff '2.3. ~O; Zimm.ermo.n's, KUbon's, cea8ed. Report of soles Ilpproved '1620. Ii' . P. Forgy, ju.i1, '32 lii i Rion Hoel) WAYNESVILLE CHURCHES. White's, . Mountjoy's Springfield, Ohio. and oonfirmed. A general contraot ·was entered rei under of taxes on ' money, $3.43; Edate of AngQstSieker, deoeased. into with Louid At.kinson for repJir The Times, auditor's exhibit, '1~5 , St. Augustine's CatholIc Cburch. Firet Ilnd fina.l aocount: filed. of bridges on Kirby pike and where 75 ; The Wtls tern l::)lor, auditor's ex. Fl\lbcr George MIl\' enboc{er, PnstoT a , I~ the mlit·ter of aasignment of V,. directed i11 Clea.rl)reek township hibH, lia:~5 75 .; The Western StaT, u:uo M~8~a. every :,.:.:.:.:~.:.:.:.:.:,:.:.::.:.:.:.:.:,.:.:.:.:.;.::.:':~:.:.:.:.:.r,.:.:.:.:.:.::.:.:.:.:.:,.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:'::':':':':':":':':':':::':':'::':':":':'::':':'1:':.:~:.:.:~ m. second Sunday o f ,the mOD\h J. Zentmeyer. · Deed ordered filail . when oost of 8aid repairs 00 anyone oemmissioner's llanuflil. report, 1111 . . . , Mary's Episcopal ,Church~ mat&er of above A. F. Simon. bridge lit au.id oontraot valid .on til 37; 'I'be Lebanon Patriot, oommis. ton filed bond of' '2000. &pternber 22, 1.910 . , sioner's annua.l repol't, S111 37 ; The , "ltilV, J . .~~. CllqwaUlider, Rector • .' Sunday Sohool. 0 :80 a. m ~lornlog ser' Mary E Dugan, ndminil1tracor vs. A general contract was entered Frank1i~ Chroniole, auditor's D:Qd vlco. 10 :30 a. m. Boly Oommunlon lhe lInt ' . COllrlea A. Dugan. AdlillDiatrator: into with Aln Webb for repai.r of treal:!urer's statement, $49.50; Aodi> Sunday ot ea~h mo'ntb . beiog un"ble·to find purohalter for bridgeil on Morrow · and Stobb· tor's 'Fee Il'nnd, making pike dupli , Methodist Episcopal Churda. propert~ at pr,i vate sale and 00 town, Morrow and Lab ,non, a.nd oates, %10 ,20; making sobool ab o Rev, H. W. Baney. Paeto.r. .mt ordered by Court, It i!l now ' Morrow: and Millgr,o ve and TrQvil19 ~tro.ct, *285; Indexing commissio,n . unday School. 0 ::)~ 3. m. ' Moroln" ser10 laO a . m. Epwortb Lellgue, '1 :00 P' ordered to Bell at pobtlosale. pi~el! and wher~ dlre~led in Salem er '8 journul, &170,10; ' Additions t~ Plvice. : EvenI ng service,' 7 : 00 p . m. ' ~ldweek Bowar~ W·. Ivins; admlnistrlltnr town8~lp: Vllhd nntd Septembe~ dupliQu.te, " 123 24 j 8~a~emeDts Pr \yer Aloebiog•.'1 ,p., ~. ' '" ,.of JIlmellne Pluokett vs. Silrab , B. 22. 1¥10, , ' ,. taxable i. "'''''UAI,UU''''' :. .". Christian: Church.: . Klq,. et ai, d.efte . . F. M'. On .motion , it was Muddy , Pllpets, : guardlao. . '. ' . , Valt'ey: 'relephorie' 00." rents' !'nil . " Bame' •• abo~e, real,eeta.te order.~ ~rOl;ri· t~et:lQld1.er's MQnllmeQt' Fund to118, $14. 30; Central ' Onion ' ,fe.a. ' , .old 10 pal" debte ,or.deoedeot•. ' Wil- to CotUlty.F~nii. ' " phohe Co rents tlnd " th.Us, ,12 .79 llam, W. CraQe, ~erry 'Elirnliart and Billlt-Xenia City Work Bouse; .. , ~.---= J., ',' T.·· B. hlo. appointed , app~l8ere. bo~rdlog prl~op~r8,: 17.60; F. W .1.-----.I!II.~!III-IIIi! "bthe ~"ter of the 'Will, of 8usa,n Thompson, electrioal rel!llirs; $30.91 i

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BArE'! tLl'e oml;l f th t:'ck th e \'ital o~J.:a lls , l'u l1.illf{ catnrrh uf di 00 \ 1'(111 ,lt ie vol' in h i. (lo rn til' Ir1 11 l<! 1,lttrld C'r, 1'l'Jck -IIu !>t r sedimc nt in Rates of Advertisements I Or's t t·biugs·' uodo1' tll.lalU by or~ It 111e IIril.)o .. he'!I L :Jc he. !Jack nche. Inme li nd ga vlI U hU M' , IJII tlw in tt' nd 'rs for Feeble Old People, Delicate Children , 7eak, Run-down Re alllllg 1,",'a l:<. pe r line ., DI :t.atlOns th ut b l\ve huu !:I nC'llM luI Ick. litI.ZII le!;!;: FI ('p Ic. less. n T\'OUh- En lCCPt'd rl iu enldin" hi m HE' Persons, and to Counteract Chronic Coughs, Colds and ~"atll n ·IOCII1M. hlllck f:lCl' . PI'r 1I 0c . " I LI(' Hroer .. : Il .!SS, or the ).; 111 11(' \ ':; t hemselves brenk 11 d f M ' Llmlll'tlcll AdR. nlll tv (: ~l"I'tI Ill' ,· IIm'~ I E I t ' tl l 'ld . k . 0 .)\\,11 and II' flh l . n W(I ,Y cell by cel l. J( e Il r a~ l !4trllll Con\' r e's Bronchitis, is bccau 'e it ombine the two most world-famed ','hr,jl, In /l" n ln ll s... ..... . .. ... :: (i(' ' n IS 1 ug . ) 0 \1 I' n 10 . eepll q~ 11111(111 ' r t l'flU 1>1 S uhllost always resul t ·1 hi au· h o u ull-.; 11 ull tlJ 11 I ,~s ' W 1'0 tonics - the medi j na l, strengthening, body-bui lding elements Ohlluarks, til l' IlI ' h es trCb ' "vcr fh' c t be !ltr ~tJ ts c10ur or pUller IlI ld Lh ur f rollln t1 l'rrl n g~~III(: l1t of Ih e kidneys li nd hnrri l! ll ttl th l fnrm wh on' tlt ey took bb ' 11 l"' l!l'r 11I'lI lIh 11\ llHlt orgrUl is (Jhlai lll' l . . . I of Cod Liv r Oil and T on ic Iron, without oil or grease, n -he . pt! 1' line ... .. .. .. . .. . .. .. . !:iu rll I . quickest hy iI prnpt' r trCatlllclI1 of lhc kirl - n p n t,rall lellct III g' L11 1'!'1 1! 1I 111 lI o ro~l' tastes good, and tlr:-rccc; with' everyone. Carll o f Ihultk ij ...... .. ...... , ........ .. C'-,e The muint n'ttlCO of r ubbi s h l>llr- n e)'s. ~wa ml)- Root currects illllbility t o cou nt!'y. n ··ill g C'OIl\' IWI,II o f t.lll' J! cKolulionH, .. ..... ..... . . . ...... . ro Ue reI fo r tile IiUer uf til s~r ts. IJO ldurtile ulI ,1 SC't Idi ll ~ jlllj')illl'nssin git, ,Iofl t,iu ll tinn or Ih e h ll uo(IH M I' ~l1e We return your money w ithout question if Vinol Sol'ials cl u, w hc" l! t'ltllrr;o;, I. Ul aue . . .... ~.-,I\ m elll l lln~ t 'UlIll'S tltll UIIIJ caSU llt m:ccssity • . • .L lle oorio" tw' Ih e t! 1)tlOO b atw cn I (l I I'I~ e tL \ 'IL'l11011011 wit,1l does not accomplish all we claim for it. I)IHpl nl' A(lvcrllsllll(, I'or In ·h .. . . . . . . . . 1\) 0 " (,I. ul'lIlg' c/IIlII'cllcrL to g o often lhrough . IJll n ,. ul1lI llll lIl NCuu nl. gil ' II 011 conlraC L. tho !lidew!lllt ull(L th urb, C\ nd or lh ' d:1Y. au!lllJ g~l llJllna ny limcs du ri ng in IL fl' W roc1H nf t11B rtl1:'irlclJou of t tl the \li ght. f1l('lIIJhl (ln d illl llle cJiu l effect ' , ' • J. E. JANNEY, Drug,g,is t, Waynesville. tb e gu tt rH t.llI:Jlnile I vel:!, t luU J ~Y?f Rwn"1J,.I~n"l, the great kidney remedy :anot·h r prc IIlIn or fl\Tlll Hr (Jo umuy h e kl:lpt olelln lind f rfla fr ail) I ~ ~n" " r,::t11'l.\·1 1. II :;t:l1\d ~ lllt, hi rh est bt'- Rld om bll' cur n \\''' ''' t t1wo .- fJll ytotl r u ubis h ClUSC 'U~ 11 ~ r\' III~rkRl~1 h tn l~lt r(:slori n!; H fl l·tl\d. l' UER, 20. 19 09. ..... .. Th e u1illliu lltlOo of WE'odil . proJlcr l ll'~ ' J\ lrlal w1l1 eoU\·w ceu lI )'Ullc . f'w:unp-HolI l is pleasallt t o ta ke a li a is fACTORY rOR JAM ESTU\ N ' oopflrtlti on wit h til l:! t,rea wlur1\'ln sI11d l1y n il. druggists ill fifty-cenl lind I f there is onp (Ir wh o ver Il1l1y hI! ve l)lIc'llolI,lr !llZ~ bottles, You Dla y Illl"e a Mr . ]i~d . RIIIlOclA!!. of I\1llriet.tll, Agricultural Extension 'Schouls ' . IS:l lIIvle \)tlllie alld It book tl lOt te ll s ull ___ 1}i1 lU'ga of th o Ir eI'! . If t1l r I S 11 0 nhunt il, bl,th s 'II t free b y II1l1i1. Address WIIS in JlIm e:;towlJ lust W i'k with 11 'fa be l'eld Iba .fir. t week in N a il e in olmrge, tb ere i~ no lJI Qr a im llr. KihlJ.e~· & '0 ., .Hi ng-ha':l,lOIl , N. V: pl'Op,),'it.itrT\ t o ll)(1l1to" fa tory th I'A portltot {it- t !;lt P t.h ,.l ll to h tLVtl ollie Whell W rtll1 ~)! 1II t!.nllo n reau lII g 111is gelJcn tiS ofTt'r 111 lh, s pape r. D OII' t IilO ke fa!' Ih milkin g of H 1) 'W put ut IDail vomber l HIO!), nt Lebll ooll, Oblo. 1 wil l oit rut Pohli c a le at my tulll e, 1 bur I1U , 1 what-not (antique Doa offioitd Gh'lf gell witl1 thi duty. all Y OIi tuk·. lllll r c m cmher t he n nm e hr)x tlnd Ol,Ullr pe 'ill lti s. ' f! rill Rules to Govern th e H o luln ~ of I' • Jrl ' nc 11 ~ mil n or l11 of Ly tlf', pi t10e of fUrDi ure), 1m aHsorted lot P reventlOg teltl phon and luotTio S\\'aJU p-1<o~l . n.lIll UOII~ t let u tl 01 r &c1i " Agri oultural Ex teosi 0 80hools". . yotl somcthlJlg 10 pillce r Swump-Root- '"10 0 town plIl'tie Ill' IOtore tea in '0011 } ~ ·mil e we t· of li'orl',V, on tb e of good glasswa r e, queensware and' bls p re,p osi tl ull ItnU it is lilt ly t,hllt· 1. obool!! sb ull be h eld at point ,0 rnpUDlC:lS fr om hll ckmg oif I\lId li you do you will be disappoinled. . idnt\y Uoon f!:l fm , o n tiDwllre, big iron kettle, bIg brl1ss ! 11 0 mpany Illa y be forlll d . designated b y the board f Trustees IU utLJ!l.t.i og t b e branch S lind t Ll of . 1k ettI*" 1 20.ga,1l0n jar, et.c., eto. T hursday, November 4, 1909 of the Oblo State University. Te rrus-nJl sums v ( 15 .a nd under, A NEAT FORTUNE Commencing ILt 10 'clock sburp, 2, Satlsfaotory rooills for inst,rno 'l'h UUfOl'C AlIlo n t f rdiuoncos r ca b '; a,1I SULD over ~5, a oredit of 1~ til followi ng prop rty : ·L horses, 6 tion I\nd demoDstmtlon s ha1] be pro- lILting to e.xpcctoru.Lioo, th e throwi ng TO ' nths will be gi ve n with purohaser uroou so w . vided and properly car d for by I.\'nd f papers nnu clroula r 00 t h e str eet. Lik ILvol c ff(lm th g rn ve oom es . I . d .1 . Llll) mes!!age fr om l\ brotb er long ABSOLULELY lillrming ill1plp.lUoot - Harm \V (l g. giving bankable note. Fonr per K eeplng tIe 10. iVII u I prOUll e at the expense of the looul commo /ln , 1 tru k wagon, 1 s prin g wll l;on , oent disoount for oos11. oity. In good orde r, inoltlllitl g tbe bltCk 10. t but, not f [ gottou, to Miss MIIY ~ I nlly. tellin g b e r t h"t It neat f<'ll' GALViN EDWAIlD8. puaet n buggy, 1 Bemis tmns pll1nt3. Appliol1tloris for choo18 shall ·yori!,. Gentleman' HandsomeGol d el', Frank Wilson , Auot. 2 breaking plow, 2 harrow, 2 be made on Ii blank fornl furnish ed 'l'h e ereo~ion of windo ~-1Joxcs tlnd t.uo ohu beeu left b e l' by t ue dam!1! uf ber broth er, H l'b rt. Watch , hilS . 8hidaker, Clerk. Buokeye oultlvator s, ] oorn planter, by the College of Agrioulture Bnd t heir proper mulot,oDanc summer 8igned by n ot. less. tban twenty.five a nd winter. Herbert GI DOY hn, n ot been ill Lady's Beau'tiful Gold Watch 1 double- h ovel oulti vlltor , Illrge WI1 · L HblLnon for /,l Ie ye, !lC and it b ein g ter tank, tobllC()o s prayer. lllwn I will sell BtPublio Anotion atmv per80n.8. . . . . aa ving th e i\,y' k eep thA . t,re t!! mow r , work oud hugo Y hllrnesi!, r esidenoe 3 miles 80utbe:lst 'o f Cen· •. When applications I1r~ i6rnnted h tweeu the urb. , lellD. If i t illlPO sible to lelLrn a nythin g d fini t·e single ,,~d double tr e , h(\ell, fork s, terville and 2" miles northwest of a 'Iooa} .0rganl~tloD sbalt be per. fflolu.}sdoll'tkuowh ow, how b m I tolli whoreabout he \VIL glve u bov Is and mllilY ot.b r artioles . Ferry on the trtngtown Road feoted whloh in oo.operll.tion w ith IAlts of orgtm 'izlltloDS' b)\V fO, and 'it np at! dellll years ngo. It develops, h wever, Boo oholr} good -henling and the 8nperintendent f AgrioulturE.l (ll 11 0. now ern f 1' th commoni ty . Wednesday, November 3, 1909 Extension hall have obarge of al) ' I f YOI1 oau~ only begin with tl smull dl ec.l Duly Ill' a yell.r ILgo in 15 J ewel Movement 0 ok stovo ,anu m ll ny artioles too . . ·t. LoUtil. He IlIfG a will but tIt !. nume rou t o lneot'l' on . -200 b uYbels tlt 10 0 , m ,6 hea<l of horses; one 12.\ 1ll1)11J( ILIt olhol's it IldlJ1,lt U corroc~ 801uloeal arran/! m ent. fo r holding thf \)1 ok, do so-but make thE be~in- \~lHI not fo und uutil quite rec~ tltl " lions wfllll dlswlbutcd ((unity mig DookR of oorn. yeu-old brood tnare,one ll-year-old sohool. . '. tlittg. ']')hfl~ is the important · thing, J 'OlltuJnlng lIO Old Jra "urit ugi;. II'ILb words l\lId music. nlsa 'i'erm -A ll sums o~ 15.00 ilUd U,Dbrood ware, t,wo a.year old mares, . Applloation-If you de ire to tBke ..:... Bis Ilt·torneys took It Ln band unc1 up u xarui u ation di oov r ed t.h al Premiums of 50.00 (or more) each ' del', cnsh i all sum over '6 .00 " ored- weigbt about 1300 lbs" 2 CO}t8, 6 th oourse, n tify th president or Money Comes ~n Bunches be beq ueathed h i.s life in uranoo Amounting hl a ll (0 $ 5,000 (ormore it f 9 m onth s will e given with months old, one drivln~ JOUU i three . seoret"ryof llul pro 1l8$00iation to A .. A. Obi hol m, of Treadwell, nnd property t bis "unlDllrrl ecl tw o Ilppro ved eouriti s . helldofoattle,2 good miloh OOW8, oDe . The Boarl} of Tnt t es of the Obi ' N. Y .now_ Hi 'rellRon . i well worth siAter May." . Mugic 33 Probl m Can .you solve it? WALTER MUR RAY . h eif~r i 10 head of shoat8, 5 dozen Stl1.t-e Univar H;y r ommend th. ': IIdi~g: t'i!ortllong time,I uffe r ed : No w the ~ou'us el i ' d n t k t A. A. McNeil, Aoot. ohiolren , 250 bu, of oorn in ori.b following: Thl1t enoh pro peotivf fr om mdlge tion, torpId h ver oon. . (I now. 0 ,1. E, Himes, Clerk . farm implemfmts, one farm wagon, mem~el' of. ~be ch ool hould pay t o tlpatlon, nervousn ess, aotl gener~l whom the deoel' ed r efor red Aod 1m one McCormiok mower, oorn planter, the' trealJurer of tllP 10011.1 organizll- tlbilit,y," h e write . "r couldn't U1oditl.t~ effort WitS expend ed to loridin g ault! votor, walking oultiva.tor, tion a memb r bi f e of 11:00 t o ~ I eep, had 00 appetite nor a mb~Uon cllte her. 'Tbe Glenny GIll S (10m I WIll off r a t Publio 'ale at my one brellklng plow, one 50 tooth . gre w, wl!'llker ~very dllY in .::Jplte of paoy; of 'inoiooati \Va oommuoi11 defra~ looal ex(J.l;'o ; thQ~ n O sohool IlU m dlcltl IJreatment. Then u d " . ' r esldenoe 00 Muln street In Bllr- hl1rrow, ODe dlso harrow, 6ue tobao- ... should 'be u el l wll r~ fewer tbn.1l Electrio Bitt.ars~ Twelve bQt. Le 1'& oilt-ed WIth In h opes ' thut one of th veysburg, on co transplant(\r, oDeSbfelds' ~baooo <= ~ member~bip ( 8 have beeD ~tortld all myoId-time healtb and firm might be a relative of tu' heir. Saturday,O tober 23, 1909 press, ha,y ladders, gra:vel bed', one paid by bonafide memb r i and vigor. Now 10tUl at teod to busine s Tbrotlgh t hl. oOOlpl\oy <,il e nny v r~,d ay. n:'~ a wOll,dorful m di; WIl lcioateil Ci nolnnQ.ti tlOd g iven 001l1111 00oiu l5 "t 1 . loo k s lut.rp, the box bl,lggy,doubletrees,aingletrees, thatthereotlipted .m mberl:!bipo8rd~ alne , . InJalhbl for stomaob"Llv- Ghe'joyou, new f oll owing pro pElrt,.y : hoes, sbovels, forks, ra·ke~. one hog sho.nld be filed .with the Gollege of AI', 'Kidneys, BJl'lorl and Nerv H. . . ' . . ' . FHr lllinl; illlpl Ill ent -1 phaeton trough, ohioken box, work harness, Agriculture teu duys before' tbe 500. at Fred C. t:)ohwMtz's, It IS not ku wn Il yot wllll t the buggy in good r p tir 1 two· h rse boggy ha.rness, cross ont 8&W; 80me opening of .sohool. If YOQ wish t o ... - • fortn~ Illll uuut t o , as · MI ~s Mny • W III 1)11(: II lIUlk n;s. J\ \ . 1111mb r '1ll~IlQ I b 11800 1M''\) t haI! 0 11 'C. AU wagon, l et hay ladde rs, 1 set household goods, ·t.wo cream ,seperl1. ' OME POINTS FOR FBEDEnS . h~ ' h t h Od rd uefinitels tr m t il 1~ 1I 1\ ,.,. mUA\. II In lil Y 01111;0 n t Inlor thllll 1rl'oy • 1 I f tltke the oourse ·s end '1 ,00 Ilnd reo , ~ ILttl)rneys but it· is ·Intlnul.tell tb!l't (),\tobm' 27. I OU». o~ J stars, L orty tooth harrow tors, two bedsteaus and springs, oei\7e a .membershlp ol~rtl . · th Sl1m is a nout UIl I). 'rhe many II(.J~I~~ ~r tll~~I ~)t 'Illiurns o.t OQ!)o l I'Illu ' will I on it Oi'll Wbellt urill, 1 10g ohain: ll.l.\'<n ",wing, oto. eto. The followio~ 'oour es will be of . Mllny f edtlf8 bot m Qre flspeoio.lly fdeuds of this I) pultLr h ello girl, ~,~)(.Ollles~~Ijc)'Il)Jl k l /Ill. rOlInl'd l ~Ur liS 01' 1 donbl -sb ovel plow, 1 Hamilton Te.rms: All I$ums of 1500 and fered: the beglilU r: in tilo bnsit,1eIl9~ l'lre for /n ' ny yeal's;' will be deli htod WI EH. WI LL BE N 'J1Jl1' 1F. 1 In' 1>I.AlI; tOIl ~ U Ie. pl ow, 1 bl' ei~kin " ulo'tV t unde r , onsh i all sume over 15.00,110 Boil Fertility-This coutse will !l pt to. ffi B,ke mis tlik a ~Yhen ' putting 0 bell I' of Llli!!good u e ws.--Western II III ICI, I ll In rp ur sulutloll (Iud II tlln 1\1111 11.11, 11 :- tobu c 0 III W• Ri. ngleu ud uo~bl e t~~es oredit of one year by purohaser PI.,tv. · n l \vt'I.teu . lie rillru \.() write vlnll1ly. lQ ' con81st of 0, disou sion of the prlnoi" I {rel1h bunch ot cl1ttle 'on f ad A St r . sll ov*,l~ f\l l'k ~ , rake, h oes , post u.u· iog approved seourltv . - -- - . plea und,Jlrlying tbe maiotena.~oe 01 a general ~hing the 'f eCli~ g perllJ . .Ct MARTIN & CO. 1 ger , fhlW hook, SII W kniv&', an I Il l Note] Sale ca.n be held under Roil fertliity inoludlng uob subject!' " . ' . ' Frl'"htfuJ Fate Ave'rted ' Corner j1'our~h nUll J o(fersou l reo~s, . _ , tJ(l ns are started in the late fa,n Ot l> g oaro I lin e of farming tools, 2 set!! shelter If weRther will pot. Permit 'lJa,Ytoll. Ohio. ' as food 'requlrments of plll'nt. the ar}y winter Q.n~ one of t.he main ' l would hI ve b 'n a.. orillple lor f wor k ha,rn s' , tu ble billnket , it out Ide. VElR'N HOUGH. O~ nse !Lnd ' effeots of tillage drainage, t.hlngs to r em ember is to stjltrt the lif , trom 1.1. ter ri~l o 'out 0'1 my knee Orner ollrt lLud Fo.yott· SLn)O\<i wn gOD ju.cktil, grind t n ledtl, eta A . .A. McNeil, Auct. '\1'ashiugl.Q11 C. R.. hlo, . mllnu~e8, fertilizer!!, lime; etc. ct1t~l~ upou tlieir grain ration grlida . .CIip,'" ,-",rit "E~llnk ,Di!!b~rl'Y, ~el1i.· .,.. R.. , . B ou ehold good '-2heatlUg atoves .J . F.. Hi mel:l, Oltlr k . Farm Cropa-l'hlscOurse willcC:)u. 1 ' . her l M;lun., WIthout: Buokl n ArT.agondlL . ~ ub DI,U~JIlIl'. SpringOelu , hlll. :I berls ttlll,ds, ohlli {,S, 116 foot extensio n Lunoh stand r ese'rv d. al f · It mu!!t not be forgotte n tbat nlea alth e. whiob oon ' oared m o " 8~ of M study of-oorn Imd corD judge fol' mallY 1ll0n.~b8 previou they btl ~o [[.fallible fo r wounds, cn 1\0 TU·s. iug su~b otheroft~e rnoreimportll~t been on plL tute lLud their r4tioa h as e Q , It" soon onre~ Bornl'! . ' mIld!', farm orops as ~1',lle . ~111 ,p.ermlt 0 ,nslsted .iiuge~y of gre n:sucoul ont Old are, Boil .\ kin Enlptious Pruotloe work WIll Dt\glvea i.n oorn· f ad . If they are t,ukeu from nft.stnrE'l W orld 'f! best for PiJe 2,,0 li t l!'red i 11 O. 'ob~Qrtz' s. jodging an d fee d se Ieo t. o~. Qua put ' at onoe up"o u. r£Ltion of - .... - - ' - Liv~ 8~ook-The workm this 8ub rioh dry fe~d, the 'shOOk upQn tb ~ SEVEN RyLES OF LIFE jeot ",m take uP .s. disoos&ioD o~ the digel!tive system will often result . . ' ., . 'ype8 of fllrm IlDl~1l1a and feadin.g dls&strotlsly . . EveD'though 't he teel,' Live upstaIrs if Vou WI b to be In aud breeding of l:ve I!t,~olr . Pl'llotl 'h us a large digestlve traot,it sta.ods g?od .~,ell lth t " Up ~ ow : many oal instruotlon Will ~e gIven l.n stook wLtho~t , ,qn~t~,?Q, 'that ~t req?ireS ~ \ghts? . Only 9u~' tll~h~ of judging. different fil ottons .to ~li'. est green .s teps . . ~ will ~e cr l l>e t bem: Dairy~ug~'l'hI800.url!e wil~ iuol~de gr''l- s tb~n to d!gest (lor: •. or oo.r.nF.irst step-EI\t wbe .•t . oat~_ corn. All for in8trtlotton 10 tbe prlDolples of da~ry- mMl, and to get·" the best. r snlt.s frUIts, b eef,. mutton, plalD.l y ·cooked Only .ing, feeding aod breeding of dt\lrv frolP. «ti~ber khid: of;fee~ tl,l e ~hange' In m o4e,r llte:qun u tity, and I.lllt two ~. cattle, barn Bllnltll.t ioo, Ilod the oare f rom oO,e to the other mqst bEl grad . .mf'~l s. a · du.y. of milk. ' n tl. "A oO~mon .method of oha.·n g- .Sooo~l(l t v-Bre t,h good o.lr da.y Horticulture-The work of t~i8 ~og to tl1e grain rtition id to com. an.~ n!gh ~. . , ' . . (lmuse win bonslet ~f InstrpoLion i.u meDOO throwtng,;a ,Httle oMn fodde~'; .} bifl~ !=lt 1!-ExerOi!!e fr eely Jll the tlis prinoiples uf frmtl.l.od vegetable wi.th t~e ears ' remuinlng, into' the open lI.ir, . growlogand will iuolude culUv~tio~ , p'lsturer' In tWs, DlI.I.nner tbe Elt~er8 Fourth Step-Retire ellrly McCall's Magazine '. .p runing, aprllyh:~ and market·lUg of will acqutre a tll8.t e for oorn. AS, tbe rise, ~rly . hodloult~~1l1 crops. . a mount Is , grlidulllly inareased" Flftb l:itep- Wenr flaDu 1 n ex t 'Is' a large , handsomely illustrated hund red-Ilage m nthly magazine. It IS'ot (ess than 't hree nor more thlUl t,helr digestive orgll'Ds' wUl acoQjno- yoa~ skin 's very dtlY' ~f tl1~ year, und contains sixty n,ow Faahion Designs in ea ch issu. Every wo n.an n eeds it fonr oont~es 'in' agrloulture will be dl~tethet1l8elve .to th~ pl]'l\nge , Sud 0 dis~o e' y ourdresstho~ y our limb f~r its up~to ·date fashion s·. ntel'taining :-\lo~'i es SlId mple le information "lve~ in ol1e. \iobool ~Iloh oou.rse de~ obllnge''i) ottbls ,1[\ 1,)(1 often fl!. shkll b~ kept ,warm. :Bll.the tr , on all home and p I'sonal topics . . Ovel' 0 1 e m il\ioll uuscribe rs. A knowlwi~l exten.d through t11e .week. s nIt in bad ooses of 'so 0 or or some-' quently ; '. " . edg~d the be t Home and Fashion Mag a:dne. Price, 5 ceiJts a copy, , .. . t;ob,ei(1l1e""':'fhe 1 session will be tinH)S oouli\ipllt.i~n, eit ber 'of 'wbiob ' . Bi~t~ !:)~p-:-~ive ' in the SUD hine . OPeD at 9 11. ~ •.r und olosl)'at 4 p . m . :wlll 1101. the ' ~~.eer out (jf condi tion . 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tban. I am glad tbls ouoa· • --Xt laAnd • ftna army themof lIa11t, slon wblch bas come to mel of seelns thy perfect dlsclpitue and the obedl· D. L. CRANE. nce of thy men to thy e"err com· 0111 ), wand. Happy mU8t thou be wltll lIucb I an aTWY." Story of Jonathao'. c.ptuN and Death "And why bast thou come with 1 Cbat 01) TopiC$ of Mal)Y Kll)ds, by a Now the suoth pole mlgbt aa weU sueb a &Teat arwy to Betbsan 1" ques· e<lmo in ,and· snrrender. Reco~l)ized Authority tioned Jonathan, no t altogether satis· BY THE "HIGHWAY AND BYWAr' the cordial WOl'ds which fied by PREACHER MexIco bas beea glfing a Iltelln 'rryphon hud spoken. Imitation of Noah's 1\ood, ",'llat I might .hue thy judgment upon them and might Rt give them com· In this rallhlon: The centerpiece wnl An Animal Party. Based on tbe Apooryphal book ot Into thy hand for discipline as tb'ln This clever animal party may be 'S low mound·shaped form of wllite [. Maccabees, 12 to 18 : 30. own arm y is disciplined," he replied, utilized for guests either old or young. aroses known as "bride," and 'there was y Period of Mn ccnba ~an WarB,-The varl· with evident s incerity. "See," he ex· It Is also adaptable for the needs of a delicate fringe around them of maid, ous g llmps Qs or natl onn l liCe which can claimed. " here aTe the orders whloh church societies. which are always In en·halr ferns and mignonette. Ov I urubus, Ohio. _ "I have taken be gIl.\nt'd during lh o p t'rlod. show. on th command that the men In my army E. l'inkhalll's VI~g table <:om. Why curl up In deepalr at the sight wh olo . a !!II n<l y a<lh r n<:e to the Mos aiC s1IRII obey thee In all that th.)u shalt search of schemes to br ak the mo- this from t}le chandell r swunJ 8 pouUlI tl u r ill g of a yellow leaf when tbe swlmmln& Ia.w, P robabl y the Inw w a n c,' c r 01 ore' say to them. and fortunate tnd e d notony. especially at the very <;om· cluster of whIte wedding bells ; i~ ey rigorou sly (ultll1 ~d, 'Th o Inle rrulltlon of mencement of lion evening affair. were tied wt'th flurry tulle streame(1l, chauge of \if. My la "till good 7 th e succos s lo n 10 th o high-prie sth ood wns will I count mys If it thou wilt but As each person enters a sUp of pa· The place cards were little standlnA doctor t old me it thll m ost Important Innov3.lIon whi ch Wll8 come with me and show the manner was good, an(1 since per containing the name of an animal cards of a bride and brideiroom cut Paris plans to Introduce a flying mado, nnd Ol1e wlllel] pre pa red the way of thy ord ers In tblne own army." taking it 1 fcel so Is to be pInned upon his back and he out. and It dJd not take long to dis omnibus. It wl\l make the unde!' tor t.h disso lu tion or the state. AClcr Jonathan took the prolTer ed parch· Is told he must gueas !Tom the conver· cover that the faces were photographS varloua nrllltrn ry change. , the omee Willi I b ' tter that I ground trnn sportallon popular. all my work lett vacant f o r seven year. upon the ment bearing the seal ,and writing. satlon of those aTound hJm what ani· of the young woman, who was BOIlD n. I t h ink d eatb of Al c lmlls, The ltLSt dcsc nllnnt "Yea, thou knowest that I runy well mal be Is supposed to represent. Then ellscovered to be the honored gue8t, Why go to the norlh poleT Medl· ot Jer-adak. tn whose fnmlly It hnll b en E. I'inkbnm's ('Ino Hat Is getting ready to turn out fo r nea rly ro ur centuri es. lied to Jo;!'''Ypt. covet thee as ' a fri end, for do I not pass booklets ornamented with cute and the luc1~' man. who It was dISCQv· I La b 10 Corneatabllsh t'<l B schlsmnUo worship. nnd Imow that · Rome has again · madu mtle "Teddy" bars and pencils, On a ered, was to lead ber to the altar. 1'hl8 a superior line of goods from Ita and n flue r medy at lAlIt, wh ell the support o f the J e ws b e- lea gue with thee and ha'Ve not th\) 11 womau's weather factory. eRmo Imporln nt. 't he MaocnbaNtn Icnd - Lacedemonlnns likewise entered ID,to door }lave a poster ot the animals go- menu was served: ChUled canteloup, nllu I Ing two by two Into the ark and the cream of spinach soup, fillets of fresh Jonathan . of Ihe famil y o! Jonrlh, was The kln=g=o==r==o'=""re==e==c==e=w"'!1""nts to ~ve er, th &? " words, "This Way to tbe Greatest fish fried In olive oll, wIth sauce tur, elect ed to th dli:'nlty by the nomlnallon convenant o[ peace with forget to up his job. And there do not ap- o! tho Syri a n kIng whose will was con- Tn'phon contlnu d to argue, And Show on Earth." Admit the guests tare; creamed sweetbreads, gr en my . \Vllat it bas dOlle Lior pear to be many applicants on the firmed aa It nPPcRrs, by the voic e of the Jonathan seemed satisfied, lor th03 In groups to this room, where the peas In tlmbals finger rolls, fmlt sal· • -Mrs. Eo n !of ON, SO-l East ollg ., people. Lilt Ie cnn bo erud of t he condl· , I Columbus. Ohio. walUng list faT successIon. tlon ot IIte r/Uufe und the a rts, In com- next' day when Tryphon urged hIm cages containIng the anImals wJl1 be ad, with cheese and bar·le-duc, P QIt Another \Voman lIclped. mon Int ercourse tho J ews uscd the Ar· to return with him to Ptolemnls he found, allowing ten minutes for eacb apple l\lerbet, small cakel, calfee. Grn.uitovl\1 , VI;. - " I W68 passing Now tb t the duke of the Abruzzl1s amaJo dialec t whl oh was es t ablish ed nft · consented thereto. group to guess what the cages con· througb tho Cbangeof Lifo nnd suttered planning to use the aeroplane In ' or t.he return ; tJ1Is \Vas th olr own lan"Send home thy army, but take with A Good Gueulng Contest. from 1l( rvollsness amI other aIUI~lllg mountain cllmbln& perhaps Wellton Iruagc, nnd It Ie eviden t from tho n nrra- thee thos whow thou wouldst hav e tnln. Here Is a list or animals whJch tlve Quoted that they und e r stood Gr Ie , The answers to each question are sympt ms. Lydia E. I'inkham's g~ ma~ be added to by ludlvldual will use It to mnke his teet hapPF. which must have sprea d wid e ly thro ugh serve thee until thy return." Tryphon boslesses: "Kid" (a glove or kid), words ending In 'age," I table 'omp'ountl r stored myhclllthl\u the Innuenoe of the Syrlnn officers, There What Is the age ot a shIp? :Voynge, strol1gth.ltnd prov d worth moufntnt~18 NeIther ex-plorer seems to have I. not, however, th e 611ghtest evidence counseled, and Jonathan, believ Ing "Lynx" (lInks of a _Cl.lulln). "Rat:.' hlll.r of gord to me. Fol." the sake 0 0 ,Ier thought at the sImple expedient of that Greek wns e mpl oyed In Palostlnlan such advice W8S good · nnd that his rat), "Monkey" (letterll l\{ 0 N and a What Is the age of a pocket·book! suit< ring women I am wilUng YOll men were beUer ba ck In their hOl'l1es lite rature Ull I\. much la ter date, The d door key), "ChamoIs (a piece of Coinage. lIubstntlating his claIms of discovery should publi s h lott r."-M,lls. of the monument which wos and busy on the land, he dlsml!lsed (a doll's pillow, by cutUng Initials and the date on. ,t he scription What Is the most musical age 1 CIIARLES llAncLAY, R.F.D" GrnJUt&erected by Simon nt Modln In m emory them and sent them back. But 2,000 cha~ols). "Lion" "Goat" (a small piece of butter). "Pea· Bandage. ville, Vt. pole. of his family. I. th ll only r cco rd of th o What age Is necll'ssarr for a soldler1 Women wbo are passingtllrough this architecture ot th o Um o. The only reoog· he sent Into Oalllee and 1,000 pkked cock" (a drI:Jd pea and a toy rooster), Unless you know that the depth of nlzod relics ot the time liro the coi ns men he took with him, critical period 01." who are surrerln~ "Bear" (a tiny undrellsed doll). Courage. the water Is sufficIent, look betore you which b ear the nnme ot "Simon" or '·SI· Now as s09n 8S .Jonathan had en· "Eagle," (the letter E and a picture of What Is a rallroad'8 age? Mileage, from aoy of those distressing ills petof Is rael," In Samarltnn let· culiar to tl1eir sex sbould not 1080 sigh leap for one of those gracetul dives at IT,on. Prince The prlvllego ot a nRUonal coin· tered Into ptolemals with his men a sea gull). What the earliest age to expresa' of the fact that for thirty yenrs Lydia. \yours which are So greatly admired age was r;rantod to Blmon by Antloohus the men of the city shut the gates The cages (boxes crollstld with wire) E. Pinkham's Vegtltable Qompound, VII. Bldetea ; and numerous exnmples oc, In subtiety at night, and going forth were numbered. and the guests Wl'ote PAckage. 'by your trlends. . What age la always ahead? Cab "",hlch Is mado from roots and herbs. cur wWoh have tbe dales ot tho nrat. they slew while yet they slept all the ==~=:'!= down what they supposed the animal; bage. bas been the standard remedy forThe fact that the EmpeTor of Aua· IeconO, thIrd and fourth y ea r. ot tbe 1I~ men whom Jonathan had brought was In the hooklet opposIte a curre· What's Uncle Sam's age? Postage, female ills. In almost every commueraUon ot J erusalem. 't ria has made a Baltimo.r e girl a prin· with him , so that when he went forth WhJlt ago does tbe ostrIch attaln1 nity you will find worn n wbo hav& number. Animal candy boxes ~ess only emphasizes the fact that no.· 1!:000000XOXOmXOl!:01rOXOm:a:om In the mornJng he found himself a spondlng been restored to health by Lydia B. are good for prIzes. Then have a Plumage ture has made all American women What 'age do slogle people never }>inkham's Veietable Compound. SERMONETTE. ~ prisoner In the hands of TrYJlbon, contest to see who can come .the near· !queens In their own right. and he expected tha t he would be est pinning a goat's whiskers on In "For we have help from killed, but Instead, TrYJ)hon hastened the proper place, the contestant to be lady prefer? Man· I I The Orown PrJ nee of Germany bas heaven that auccoreth ua, ao we · back Into Galilee to destroy the blindfolded. \blood·polsonlng from the sting at a What's the best age tor a bOTse' 16 fcut. b~l\oUfnl rolOrl!, 100 por pIl lll\jlc M d,... lura are delivered from our enemlea, forces there before the r est ot the Se~ an loe. "animal" cookies and ",asP. That Is a little thIn; to seek U Du~ ID ltook. oe nd UB luo _UI1I1 "ulurd ~.lrC<l. and our enemlea are brought un. army could' assemble. barley eugar animals. I)Teyln .Buch emJnence, but nowadaYIl Carriage. . . I DIE DYE FOR ALL aOODS der foot." But when Simon, the brother ot What Is said to be a mean ale1 Oolor card ~nd b(}(.\< "f dl_tloDO froo b1 .rlllac nobbdy Is safe trom getting "stung." Damage. 111-0-1&. Burl UlltoD. VertDou," Thla declaration made In a Jonathan, heard all this he hastened , Japaneae , Fan.Tan. , letter written by Jonathan, the to gather the men of Judea. But they At a Japanese affair this delectable H!~~~. age Rhould a klnr have? Now that the emperor of Austrll\ vlctorloua Maccabee leader, to were In great dismay unUl he had concoction was served. I give the baa made an American girl a real What age la always before us, the Lacedemonlana when he spoken boldly, saying: recipe as It cam~ to me feeling sure princess a near·monarch of Portugal aought peace and alliance wIth "Ye yourselves know ....,hat great 1t wlll be very w.elcome, as many notage. Clan marrY ·her without losing caste; MADAME MERR1. 'oura and TheIr•. them, la IndIcative of the man'a things I. and my brethren, and my calls for just such a dish come to the ~ YOUDg woman's money, however, "A play all names uncon sciously percharacter and the aecret of hla father's house, have done for the law8 department. Beeded no 80cla.1 whIte-wash. petrated by my youngest son was power. and the sanctuary, the battles also To make fan-tan, cook half cupfu~ of very funny," said a Flatbush man tbe It III ImpossIble to divorce capital , With David he could alng: ' and troubles which we have seen. well-washed rice In a pint of milk un· other day. "We live nexl door to a and labor In the publlo consideration. "I will. life up mine eyea unto By reaBon whereof all my brethren til verY soft. Stir In Ii heaping tablefamily Ilamed Feltenour. and tbe otlier Either wltllout the other Is hopeles9, the hilla, from whence cometh I are slaIn tor Israel's sake, and I am spoonful of sugar and one well.beaten night while my famjly was busy reRli; and when both aTe working In harleft alol}e. Now be It far from me. egg and remove at once from the fire. Green belts are stylish. my help. lng In the library we beard a rack t mony, as at present, the largest meas· "My help cometh from the that I should spare mine own life, in Mix In a half cupCul 01 assorted \ Grays are to be fashionable. on the back porch. My Bon went ollt ure of profitable accomplishment I. Lord, whIch made heaven and any time of trouble; for I am no bet· candled fruits. cherries, apricots and Never has lace bCj;jn BO unlversall1 to Investigate, and on his return my J)Osslllle. ' earth. ter than my brethren. Doubtless I pine apple, and turn Into a shallow, wlte, alwoY8 InQulsltlve, asked what "He will not' auffer , thy foot to wlIl avenge my nation, and the sanc- well·ubttered pan to cool. Wben ft~m WI~1;Lred Is a prime favorite wlU had caused the nol , The law has its odcUtie8 ' and hu· bs moved; he that keepeth thee tuary, and our wives. and our chU· cut hito atr ps ,a out an hie aDd a black. .. 'No thin' but a couple, of cats.' Jim mors as well as otheT human occupa· . " . dren; tor all ~he heathens are gath· halt wide and thTee Inohes long; cUp Yellow1a more to be ' seen th!ln fat told her, and then 1 heard her ask : will not al\lmber. tIOllt" and ~n tnstance of the former "Behold, he that keepeth Ia'ered to destroy us of very malice." ' In egg and bread crumb a and brown years. 'Dld you see whose they were!' Is the misfortune wblch befell a judge rael ahall nalther alumber nor Now when the people heard these ileUcately on both sIdes In butter. F1a11 tones are generally soft, dull .. 'Yes; one was ours and the other In Georgia wbo was put In jail for aleep. , brave words their spirits revived ' and DraIn; dust with' powdered augar and 'and faded. was Feltenour's,''' tryIng to bTeak Into a bOUle to steal "Th e L Grd Ia 't h Y keeper,• th e they shouted: .erve hot. S 11 b tt eel th "Thou shalt 'be our leader Instead ma u ons are more us an bls own wife. " Oueta Where She la From. Lord la ' they ahade upon they --large ones. of Jonathan thy brother. Fight our Announcing an Engllgement. Pockets In · motorlog coats 8D4 ul. rIght hand. The head of the house had been III The Colorado School ' of Mines ex· "The aloin shall not amIte thee battles and whatsoever thou com· The hostess had asked el. ht girls sters are huge. . for wany months. and had lost 'h is ap· pects. If It can procure tile necessary mandest us, that ""m we do." to lunoheon and no one expected, the Close ' fitting styles wUl conUIlu8 petito entirely. by day, nor the moon by night. funds. to, produce radium from the "The Lord aha II preaerve t~ee In thIs spirit Simon and his army interesting news that was announced throurh the winter. "I can't seem to fix anythIng that pUchblende ores at Gilpin county bebe'll enjoy and he hardly eats any· fore tho end of the present summer thing," the mistress was ~'saylng to the vacation. Colorado Is a .,vonderfu1 maid, who was a new arrival from the etate, whosn mineral reaources con· old ountl'}'. . IItitute one of tbe Tlchest natural treas· from thla tIme forth, and even "WheTeas we have Jonathan thy "That's always the way," returned urles of the world. for evermaN." brother In hold •. It is for money that th~ girl. "Tbey're all tbe lame. them ==~=;== he Is owing unto the klog'lJ treasury. A German pTlncellng baa announced Invalids. All they want is nothing at that he Is comIng to thIs country to OXOJr~OO!OXOlfOXOll()Jll concernl~g certain bualness l/hlch all, ,and then when you bring . It to was committed unto Mm. Wherefore marry a Tlch American wire, 110 he tllem they don't ent It." THE 8TORY. now 8end a 'hundred, talents of silver can pay his debts. . Our national and two of his sons as hostages. that Come Home, Mother. prtde will be hurt by the bold 8sserRYPHOl\J bad. set hl8 heart upon when he Is at Uberty he may not re· Mother, dear JJtother, come home ;tlon that all be haa to do fs to come gainIng the throne, and be plotted volt from us and we , wlU let him go." fr~m the club" and rustle some supover and pIck out a bride with a fo1'"Now Simon Buspected ' further de. per for me; 'tis time you were here tune, but unfortunately precedent to · kill Antlochus, the king, but he celt, but he knew that his, followers working over the grub and getting sb'owA that tbls foreign assurance of teared the power of Jonathan. ' "If he knew ot my purpose be w11l would blame blm If he consented no~ . things ready tor tea, The table's not ou;, American gIrls Is baaed on facta never permIt me to pass thTough his to these terms and would cbarge that set nor the teakettle boiled, the vege· too strong for denial. land," Tryphon exclaimed one day to he had paused the death of Jonathan. tables are not prellaTed; no wonder As "hasBenpfeffer" Is a tavor1te Gel' one of hlr. captains. . So he sent TrYJ)hon \he children and my temper and feelings are rolled. man vIand, those who here Indulge 1ft "Why not do away then with Jona- the money. though ·tls doubtful. Indeed. If you it have a Warning at the beglnnlnr. than, and then shalt thou be able to But Tryphon kept not his word, but cared. Come home, come h'ome, come of the season for rabbits In the fact compass thy purpose," the other coun- when he had oome to Bascama, he ho·ho-bomel Yes, cut your symposium that a resident of Newark, N . J ., had sflled. down a wee bit, dear mother, and slew Jonathan and burled him there 22 No. 8 blrdshot In his appendix, hustle rIght home!-Los Angeles Ex· "But how can 11 No aTmy has yet and then returned to his own land, which was Temoved to Telleve a se· been able to withstand his proy.ress. and Simon went and took the bones press. vere attack or appendicItis. He had Thou surely hast not ' forgotten what of Jonathan and buried them tn eaten "hassonptelfeT" which Included he has already done to the tOTces Modln. the cIty of his fathers and he CHILDREN SHOWED IT a rabbit that was well riddled with which Demetrius sent against him, built a monument and all Israel made Effect of Their Warm Drink In the shot. Morning. Ilnd how he has fortified the walls of great lamentation for him and be.' . The practical Oermans are quick to Jerusalem as never before and has walled ,him many days . A year ago I was a wreck from !!eh:e a cllllnce and turn it to account. strengthened himself In al1 the king· calfee drinking and was on the point dom?" They propose to establh.h an airship Splr!tual Exercl.e, ot gIving up my pOSition In the scbool "No, 1 have not. But what thou 6chool at Frfedrlcbshafen, the home A new pastor was met by one of room because ,of nervousne88. ' cannot do by force of arms thou canst of tlle ZeJJpelln Industry, where the do In subtlety. Draw Jonathan forth hiB. parishioners who was fat and of "I was telllng 'a friend about It and young Idea may be tTalned to fly. The from the walls of Jerusalem and many years, who said to the pastor: she said, 'We drink nothJng at meal course at InstructIon will occupy two When thou has made as though thou "You must feed the sheep." Where· time but Postum, and It Is such a. years lind ,the gradUates will be wouldst fight with him make over. . upon the pastor replied: "My dear comfort, to have ,something We can traIned aviators. And 'Who knows but tures to him and dTaw him to one of old man, YOll do not need tood, you enjoy drinking with the children.' degrees I\S aeronauts wtll yet be glv. thy cities where thou canst do with need exercise," In thJs repartee there "I was astoIWshed that she would en by ou~ universities and colleges? bim after the purposes of thine own Is a ' great deal of trutb, appropriate allow ~he chUdren to drink any kind of , to the spiritual condltlons of thou· Pl'esldent Taft has rp,fused paTdon heart.'" calfee, bu~ she said Postum was the "But he Is too wl8e to be thus sands o( CbrlsU~ns. There are peo· to a man conv1cted of "uboTnaUon of most healthful drink in the world f{lr peTJ.Ury. This crime Is one wbleb caught," replied Tryphon, dubiously. pIe who are constantly e1amorlng tor children as well as for older .ones, and "Nay, his very security now will prcachlng-,a nd thIs particularly trufl should be the lRst te appeal for clem· that the condition of both tlie children ency. It Is deliberate, cold·blooded make sucb plot possible:' was the' re- among ' ollr people; we are not and adults sbowed that to be a faot. given to relishing lectures on econom· and It strikes at the very roots of thfi ply. "My first trial " was a tatlure. Tbe So It came to pass a short time Ic, educational, and varied subjllc~S. law's power l,)roperly to pTotect society cook boiled It tour or five minutes and from crLme and crlminala. The sano- later tl\at the 1J1arm was sounded W~ene:ver there Is a gathering and It It, tasted so l1at ' that I ~all in dellpalr tfty of' tbe oath Is the stronghold In through Judea. that ,Tryphon had Is possible to tUl'n It Into a preacbln·g but determined to give It one more which the law musl. IntTench itself. L'alsed a mighty army and had come service, this Is done. The sheep must trial. This time we followed ,the dlrec. That ~roken down, no security 'II ,left. Jnto the horder of Judea and was then be ted. But ~iI a ,mp,tter of fact, what ti~ns 'and boiled It flfte.e n .mlnutes· aftat Bethsan. our IJeople ~eed more than feedt,ng er:the bolUng began: It was a. decided It Is true that all wealth coroes from Jonathan It'st no , Ume, In gathering Is the spiritual , eX/l~olse. They ar~ ' : "" " , ~ ,, , .' ,, ~uccess and I was compietely won ', by' labor,' but not 1IOCeSS8Jt1y from labor bls torces and a few days after the fed;', abundan~ly 80" and U they were HE WALKlNG 'c ostume ' at the . le(t Is of old blua.-Clotb. The back and its rich delicious .flavour. Iii a "hart ' by the hand a The thInkers of the Teport was brought to bl,m he was to put' ~t(r practl?e only a small p~~t side" o~ · the u.pper part, of the costume ~,I~ula~e I!o sort of jacket orna- ' ' time '1' noticed a decided h~provement 'World ihave odded l~et!Umably to Its marchlJl« , to Betbsan with ~O,OOO ' ot, that whlc~ I~ given. ,them In pull?lt mente4 al,!nk the ecJge with buttolls of the material; These buttonl In my condition and 'kept Jr0wlog bet. develo(Jment. I~ was a pOTtrai< paint· chosen men. But .'Instead ot battle ttilnlltrattoDs, they .wQuld' be better ' ter ,month ,atter" mo tho until now 1 am . alia orn.a ment the Ion, lront ,wh1!JJl fastens on one side. e, whl, Invented' th.e tAlegrnpl!, a col· array he :toulld TrYJ)hon comlbg to lind the \vorld would be better an,d ,' rhe ttirn-ov~r, .cqllar., tb~ wla8 revellil an~ the cuffs ,ue all faced ' with perfectly bealthy. and do my work , ' , hilpplet:. ~o, we are Dot ~Ii need , of black Ube~ty, ot which' the girdle Ia "so lliade. The latter 111 kDolt,'d In the In thl1 8chool room with ease and pleas. lege professor w11.o produ'ced the telc:- ,meet him. ' "bone, ·and tbe U~t might .be extend· "Wily bast thou put thy people~ to feedIng; Truthfully, we al."o no ," wrth.J.nn'~ :~~~ enda , ,-- . ' ';'. . '. ure. I ' -,vo~d not ret~ tQ the nem~. .-I almost IndeJlnltelY. " I~ h well tb . so great troubIEi~~seeliig t erc· s' no D~ed c>,C much preachfn.; ~e are~ "eli To tIlU upper part the lower part I. mou~ed with pla1~ '''nnlq a destrojlq regdla.r. Clolfee 'or av' to-day, with aU Indulgence In rest war between us'!" Trypho& exclillm~d feel, Wha~ 'we are in , u.eetJ of · ~s the ,cleep ftounce. ,'Thecraiat and 81eeve ru1lle. aro or J~e. . money:{ , ' pd' play, that we remem.ber that It half reproachf,~IY when be had cOl;llel evel'cll\e bf that which )Jas been, liveDTbe el'eDiH IOWD at" the rigbt 18 of crepe de aIiJD. t.rbDiIaN with a Reid the famous UtUe "Health 01. . .. IDtelllgeliU)- dltected enel'CY of l1tlO the presence Of Jonathan <Andl tq us bl the pulpit. Tbls dOD. e 'and beauU(ul metal ~ ' 3'~ e~brc;ldel'7. ' . ' Sic," I'The Road to 'WellVlUe" In-pkp. , . . . .te1'8f ' kind .. htcb· make. man bet. hllil exchanGed Sl'el;ltlnp. .,Dd then there will b.' a qulckeb1q ,~. IlPPer · tart f. til prince.. 01' eUII'UB, "Ie. ,...4 to th .. the 10"er "Tbere"" BeaHIl... · ' 01 , our ... ad IaeJp. alOQ tM world to 'tJae belore J«'natbaD' bad ttlQ. to auwer. church llte•...-o'Boutllw. .m CIar',sU&D ,an .. ~ ,ft. bertIIa ·UUll1ttl • DUN 81eeYea .... of .e-.uUat de . ..mtIuda1 UW'II. . lOla. " ;'. ' . ...,~,.._;~~ be .eat on:. . Allvocata. " . . '

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aburldantly there. Among the Azteo trea. . ,Mount Zabarah, In upper Egypt, although the ures of Mexico were emlreOllel\lng of the mInes in the nIneteenth cen· eralds as flne as those ot tury by' Mehemot All dt'd not prove com mer· the Peruvian Incas, and it dally prOfitable. In this dIstrict was , probably Is reported that' Cortez mined the jewel adorning the breastplate ot was offer~d 40,000 ducatS Aaron; described In Mosaic writings and form· for one or' these stones by fng part, possIbly, of the spolis carried frolU some Gen08se mercbants. Egypt by the departing Israelites. Of Egyptian The Mexican geOls were exquisitely cut, aDd It 'or Ethiopian origIn Is, undoubtedly, also, the Is from this source that the magnificent emer· .remarkable emerald I~ the papal tiara, one aids now tormlng part of the royal collection 4nch In length and 1~ Inches deep, and which at Madrid wer~ supposedly procured . . The term ,!formed part at the pontifical treasure prior ,lSpanlsh emerald:' as applied to , a. ve ry hlghto the discovery of America and the aubse· grade stone, might quIte appropriately be al· quent appearance ot Peruvian gems In -Eu· tered to "Amprlcan" emerald.. 'r ope. ' . Sections so far apart as' Siberia, India, SnlzThe buge emerald used by Nero, In keep· bu.rg In AUlltrln, Australia, Norway" Brazil, Ire· . Ing with the belief of the times as a correc· land j and parts of the United. Sta.tes yield cer· t1ve for his poor vision: the engraved emer· taln' returns from emerald exploitation!!, but It :aId let tn gold presented, by Ptolemy to Ln· Is trom the Muzo and Ooscuez deposits near ~unu. en his landing at Alexandria; ' the, robes Bogota, In Colombia, that the gems of great-orb by Cleopatra and other famous beau!.ies est beauty andpertecllon are c;ibtalned. · '1' Th e exp I0 It'a tl on a f C0 Iom bl an emera·Id,s Is of the past, whose embrol d er Ies were In t er· . spersed with 'emeralds; and the ' exquIsitely under the control of the government, and the !«raven seals of llnUgue workmanshIp on view celebrated mines at MUZO, or MUl1;a, llave racently been leased to an Eng\lsh syndicate , !n museums .and private collectlo~s aU prove 'the este m In which the jewel W8$ held . Or- whloh agrees to sell at least $1,260,000 worth c.. :nameilts of emel;ald bave been unearthed In of s't ones each year for '20 years, the ' lease · in •. ' ~lieban tombs and excavated from P?mpell the original 0811 for bids being valued at ',360,. ~nd ' Herculnne'um, Bnd in aU ' ages , the stpne 000 annually. The ,saies are to, be under govhas':be,e o' claiis~d/among the rarest gems. ernDleut Inspection, and , aompeUUon 'i s, prnc· " VarJouII vlrtuel were a~crlbe.d ', to it b~ an· , UcaUy Impossible by ' reason' at ',legIslation "for· ' elent trn'dltlons; it ~as ,regarded a~ ben'e ftclat ,bidding ,t he Bllle' of uncut . stones and by the to tHe ey,es; erre~tlve aga~';lst levU spirits; alld . Impo.sltion .. of ~es ·on pllI't'atelY ' exploited in the ellst It still aeoredlted wit/!. ,taUsma~. mlpes. , ,.' ',) , , . ' . '. ' " 10 ' a~d ' me'41plnal quaUUes. ' ,. " , ','," , : ~.he . Val.ue of ,emeralds ;depends , fl~t, ,upon . lnimell.~,: em~al(1s a~.e m,en~IQned ,bY ,anCient.•. deep~ess "of colo~: , ~econd. upon br1ll~a~QY; " au~ors, b'ut they, were doubtl~s~ elther ~. les~ : third, upon freedom from flaws i , , an~J fourth, precious ston,o s ' o.r . glassUke Imlta~o~s. ~U9ti:, UllCln sIze, :w.hJ~e JteQkon~d, Inter,ol' only t~ ' 'Wall the Icolossal suttue ot Serapls; also an ' the diamond and rubr~ It does ~ot, like tl1em, ,obelisk 'In', the temple ' of 'Jl;Iplter•. 60, feet,.. hlah, tnc:rease ilL vlllue In. propoitlonto the ':c~ub&- ot and' , I(reet 'broad• • " ' .. ' , ' }t~ "'eIght. . . . , ,. . " : The ol'1enud emerald Is not, h.o'wever, like ". One .feature 'o f e~erald mlnh'111 ''Wh1c~ adds -thti w'iliJt,m ~meraid• .a .sU,08te of alumina and . ·ar~\lY .to ~e valu~ of the, aem Is ' that flaw'. ludn... It is more ",,-lUable and 18 & sr eeJi• les8 stones are' lel~om foun~ _0 1l1l¥ o~msl~e~ ~Uulrent varl,ty ,of corundum, ond ', tbero-' .'61e size. For ,an ,~~ce~t1onallf flne varletlV 01' tore 'iloa\U'1,. p,urealumlna. dUrerln. frolll the sIX carate ~e prtce of '5,O~ 'baa beell patlt. : IIpphlre 8nJ110 I)Otor; . but 8tone,_ . 0f .. a\.l oh Qliaraoter are, ~e; 'B, · flI·1.1I _er.ald. were raQle4· the Beudal1t the .'v,alue of. e1!p~d • .of IDe .001or dDt tnt . (0 uel tree ~ID flan IS ..yea ... tol}q".: JIour

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amon the_ mo.st_YlIluahle properties within the .Republ'1 o of Colombia. At the lim of the Spanish con. Quest the Muzo and olher d p08'its were exploited In a prIm itive manner by the Indi a ns , and s in ce lhat pOl'lod the stones from Colombian mI nes ha ve \Jeen un equaled In rl cbness of color and brillian cy. The mInes of th e r epubllo occur In groups, ea ch covering- a cOl)slderable area and cons isting ot sev. eral veins or deposits. All a re sItuated with in the radius of n compa ra tive ly small number of miles at a ltitudes between 2,000 and 7,000 , feet above s ~

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atra lrs or the community moved along wIthou t a rippl e or jar of dIscord tor full 30 yea rs. with only a mild sort of' level, amid st the precipitous heights vIg il ance committee to guard the com· of tbe eastern cordillera or the An· . mon lleace. . des. They are illl ,within 100 miles At las t a s pirit of unrest !tnd dlsor. of Bogota, the capital of Colombia, gan lzstlon began to be nlanltest and & ' t1re 'istrict being i'eached by a joqr· need of a stronger government be- ' ney 1rom the capital of two hours came vid ent, and 'In the 'sprlng ot< by raU and two or three 'days on 1829 an Independent state, clilled "The nl ted Inbabltance of the Indian m*:e group is' the only one . Stream Te rritory," was set up abso- ' that has been worked In recent lutely s ui generls In ItIj character !tnd probably ,ter ritorially th e smallest years, bu t complete data as to the quality and value ot the emeralds ever establis hed and the most abso. lute ly democra t/c. mined are not Issued to the pubUo. Tho ontput has varied considerably On e of th e SCl1001 houses was IIsed from year to yenr as lessees have tor the In auguration of Its "asse mbly." been more or less fortun ate In strl· Th e people at once decla red tbe m. kin g productive veins. Estimates ot selves Independ ent or the Unlled .DEBRIc:5 ~ production vary from 32G,600 carats Sta tes and of Great Britain. per annum to 768,936 carats. At thp The governme nt \vas representative, 16 grains, 1,500 francs; and he cites one fine latter figure s the ann ual valuation of the cxeclltlve a nd judiCial and embraced , stone of 24 graIns wblch was sold for 2,400 stones mined wou ld be abou t $900,000. A tb e whol e vo tin g popula tion. ench vot. , francs. French company at one tim holdIng the lease er representing himself and hi s own The e merald Is transparent or translucent, of the mines Is r eportl::d to hllVO worl(ed Cor 14 Inte rest!!. Tb e execlltl\'e ,departmen t: being 'brlttl e and comparatively soft wben months without finding a s lone and then to was U' "supre l\l e council " of fiv e memo' 'f reshly mined, but becomes much halder on have obtain ed enough emera lds In a COIn para· b rs e lected annually. The judiciary' expos ure to all'. The gem Is cut on a copper lively short s pace of lim e to pay th. rental for consisted of j ustices of the peace, wh el with emery and polished on n tin wbeel the full term of the lea~e. elected by th e I>eople. Th e supreme with rotten s tone; In a good ' stone the surThe Muzo mines lire about 75 miles nort.h or coun cil was the co urt of l a~t appeal. fa ce must be pertec.t1y straight an(1 smooth, Bogota, In the s tate of Doyncf\, and extend over Tri a ls w eI" by a jury ot sb!. persons. the form US\lally' given being that of a square an a rea ot abo ut 140,000 acr es, of which only t\ code of laws was at on 'I) f! nacted table with the edges replaced, the lower surabo ut 50 Ilcres bave been exploi ted In the lus t and a co m~allY ot miUtt.l of 4.0, men. face bolng cut Into facRts parallel to the sIdes. 26 YOf\rs. Th eir genera l appenranc~ resembles r a ised to prol.eC'L from damestie' vioTb e Colombian gems exhibIt to the .JJlgn~ a n IDllctive volcani c crater In t he sides of lence a lld foreig n I.nvlllslolt. \vtll'ch the emernlcls nre found . degree the qualJties of color, brllllan ,;y, flawFor Ore yeurs that was an all' Sl1:flt\. lessnes, and size cllnracterlstlc ot the best emClose by Is lhe CCflQ uez g rnup, thou gh at a clot gO I'etlllllent f~l' that people. ' erald s, and the Muzo dIstrict Is at present the so mewhat greale r NlcvaUon , covering an area Rut as the re was no. P o.w~{' tCD en. pr~ c lpal source ot s upply. The niatl'lx In of nearly 5,000 acres. It Is trom these min es forC le! its Imvs and CQUFt deC'isions, and" which they are embedded overlles 'a"great preothat tb e Spaniar ds obta ined many oC their Its puu ishments cou ld b e. OI1f!Jc fin ea Iplc'e of black shale or s late. This black rock gelll s. aod ba nisbment, It tben began to corttalns few stones. They are found tor the' 'fh e Culnaha mInes are about 6 miles east show its lusufficl ncy . most .part In wbUR co,lclte runnJqg In, . veins southeast from' .t he Muzo group. In 1 S35 treason crept in ad the through the slate, some being ,embedd'e d In ,' The Somondoco Or Chlvor group co~ SI Sts ot governUlent ended. the ,matrix, and others lying in pocJcets. " th~e 'separa te min es, about 80 miles east north· T he people then dlvitl d into t.wo 'U nder great heat and pressure. due, op doubt , east g! Bogota, sItuated at an elevation of 6,600 par,ties. One asked vrotectlon ot Ne w to futther an'd . subsequent volcanlb action.. . teet ob,lve sl),a .lev 1. . At the time of the corio Flarupsbire, the otb.er of Canadn. New tliese mhlerals fn the fissures or 'n lns have' ' Qu~st~ tll~ group was being wprked by t he InHa DlPshire assum 'f} jurisdiction · at ~rys~1lJzed ,In difforent : ~baPelf ·a nd f OJ;IDS . ·ac· .dll1nll, and the Spaniards contln\led t!:le wQrk, Ollce and t;!efH. officerl3 of her; CO,ul·ts to,. cordJng to the v'\rjou~ minerllls( cOJ,\ta1ne ,..~, but In the iilib'l\equent ' struggles ' their location, ,serv e llroc'sses. The Canada party an;y partloular v,eln or flss u!'o.. Under favor- . ,a il'ln ' the' case' nt the' Cosl)nez grou p, was lost. resisted . aud a; cla:.h o~ arms took '· able circumstances, tho' most beautuul emer· ;. !fife Muzi> m;ines w,eiA tlr~t made known to ' place In which the Oanadlans w'ere ,'/lids of a deep green color baye been:' folind: tb~ Sl'anrar~s through CaD~. Jut.ln P.enagon, dereated. -, ' . . In. thell~ · sm.all velDS, the' \hit ~elng due tp (he , ' . ~il~ the_ tirs.tsctet;JtUlo ~arDln ~Uon m'a d,: 18 , Ne~v H amvsll1re mah),t alflp.d"an u.n . ' presence of ~hfome In. su~clent quanl:'tt<!&.. In 176~ by Jose '.\nt(>I\I~ de V altegas J' A.vedanl), (llsp.l1ted jurh.dlotloD . till 1840: wben . otli~r v,bia. the emeralds found ~re of a lIgb;t , who "redtscove,red ;he', lar ge vein tha~ hsd· ill&. the t erritory that fQr 40 yea;" bad ',creen loolor. owlng ·to the ~bsenoe or sufficient appeared and ' Ilr'4nged (or It's expioltaUoD. 'k,nown as the' ~dl.l,ln Stream ter. chrome: ~caln, ~ ,0Uier ~eln8 . whet, DO PriO!; ~ ,th,s,r bOlT ver, Frallci!!co TobU , chro~e Is preSent, the crys~~ ~e pu.rj! white r3ll~ wo,.~e\l the "'\lInes :I\hd. prea~nted" tbe kin. , .N. U. b ecam~ the . to,:"n,. of . Pitt,b~l'IL . , or colored red ~ '1ello." by ,o.ude ,of IroD of Sp'a ln wit" a fUlcklaee,' oontatnlng '25 IItonea J.. (~W 'o t t~~ ~fta'cUan p~rt)' :t.h.flQ! 'l'tfa.D7 ,of thecl'7~ purchifUca, a~d oth: ' ,alu~ , at t~~ t1m.~ ' !it $1:Q,OOO, Ol'g'~nrzeil worl! Ulo\'ed over .Into Canaci,. bUt.tbtl Dlpat 81'· baye. ~u" ·Dl.ln.~~. " COIDbI~ed ;rUb in t&"e..mlnfll .'lWt\1!I carrl~ OD under. co!ltrQl N ot t}W,n __!3blal..ed, ' an4 tio , beeam••, .ulea. 'the Spuitdl ,overnment. untl1 . 17I3~ whm 0.'1 wl~)! tb,elr pr~I071 ' N... .·· . .

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Hog Cholera Mixture For Sale at Waynesville, Ohio.

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Zimmerman's Sealshipt Oysters We are now handling the Sealshipt Oysters. The Oyster with the Sea Flavor Solid m9asurc No water.

WANTED!!

Baltimore Oysters In sanitary cans, in pints and quarts. We t'eceive Oysters t hree times a weel< so you'llre always sure of getting Fresh Oysters here.,

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Fancy Cranberries, . , Fancy Crisp Cel~ry. Edgemont Butter Crackers. Star, Butter and Cream Crac}<ers

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Clellv~ spent one week "with her (}l1ughter, Mr . George Davis. : . and bfr~ ' Ed MoFarland were guests of rdr. and ' Mrs · Will CJa~k 8I1tnrday" M~s. Fril.nk Bartsook spent Thnrs (\ay aft~rn'q~n ~ith ;lI1r8 Uarl liar v-t'y. , ' / _.

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Snow White Table Syrup . Our 4th shipment just in; don't 'fail to get a,can.

Fa,DeY Fat 'Mack,e~cl, fie ,to .. lOc eaen. , . You can get what you want at

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.I'PILES Immediate relief from . getDr. Shoo~'$ M~c OlntmelJt.

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S. F. ~L-SON is a candidate for the office of Tru tee, subject -to the voters of Wayne Township, .\

W. S. GRAHA~i\Jacandidateror ' the office of Trustee. subject to the voters of Wayne Township. elIAS. A. CORNELL is a candidate for the office of Trustee, subject to the voters of Wayne Township. FRANK PRATT, is a candidate .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~; . ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_ _ _;; for the office of Trustee subject to • the voters of Wayne Township. THE FIVE SENSES

O.J.BURNETiBacandidateforreelection to the office of Trustee subject to the voters of Wayne township.

J. E .. H~CKETT: of East Wayne Townshlp, 18 a candIdate for the office of Truslee subject to the voters fW . T h' I 0 ayne owns Ip.

I FOR TREASURER --1<'. B. SHERWOOD is a candidate for the office of Treasurer subject to the voters Qf Wayne Township. I , FOR tAND APPRAISER JA~fES SALE is a candidate for the office of Land Appraiser, subject to the voters of W~yne to~ship.

F. W. HATHAWAY, is,acandidate . ,.-' . 'b for the office of Land n.ppnuser, su jed to the voters of Wayne Township. • - • ELECT NEW OFFICERS

The hearing ear ministers largeIy to the mental nature. Its chief claim is that it waits upon the soul with a "sweet concord of sound"." " The sense of smell stands a step lower, divided bout epually, in ministeribg the physical and esthetic in man. The sense of feeling is still lower. '111e n('rves of sensation are its ,fingers; through them iii fulfi~led its function of handling and fBshl'onl'ng the mere materials of civ· 'lization Taste is the humblest among the senses. Its ministrations are devoted, prim.arily, to the body. The fireman that feeds the engine of the physical system. Vision is the noblest of our senses. It presides over the actiVl'tt'es of.the lower faculties and

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transcends them in the reach of its pOwer. ' , Yet this most -impor~nt of all senses is most abused. The teeth, The WarreD Conniy Medical Ii'o- the.nose, the ears, all receive due oiety whioh lDoludes in ltuliember. attention upon the slightest note ship m~t of the regalarphy,..dius• 'of'waminO',' while shootinO' paios ~oe • in the oonnty Dlet . in the ba8eme~h ' and' 'dull aches.l·n and · ....... _~ und the ot the CarneJ;tie Ltbrarr 00 Tn~!; eyeS-nature's waminP'7are aIIlnd li8tened top~pele by .Dr. Wright lowed to go unheeded, when perof Waynesville, alid D~. Mtthaefer nape perfectly fitted glasses,would and Caldwell, of Cinoinnati. ~ey reliev:e J)resent trouble and ,eave elected tht' follo~lng etafi' of ~f!l~' ~ .ture t for the enBniqg year :'. Preeldent, Dr. .f~ . r~. Hamiltob, of Franklin; Vice Preet. den., Dr., Loellen, of . Maine;ville; J

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Mr . a.nd :Mrs. J.~llll Bill sp ent t.be A :blg ,)ire a~ Clark8vUle,,14 .mi1ell ·foro \lllrt of Ittst '''eek withr~IBtlves ... ' f ' h t' 5 '1 k F ld v in N 'IV PaTls; Ohio. ' S~)QI>U o ' ere,.. 0090 . . ~ ...... Albert Ohenow ~h ball beep very evening', oome near deetroyj:".g the tliok" with Il gathering iIi his ·tbroat. bm~l1 town, whioh hIlB·a.populnt~on I Married at thehom~ of the bride'8 -af 500.. The fire'orlginated in Frllnk parents on Wedne day of J~s~ week, 08born'8 U.r e·ry stable from a de~i 88 ~e . sie Bobi'oson. and Mr. Wil- 'feotive flue. Owing to high winds, sou,, o. n~8r WaynesVlllB. . th.e fiames spread fro,m the livery 'Ibe frlel!d8 of Mr . ..Imd Mrs . J~s , t ble t II. blaoksmith shop 'o wned Conett gave th"'l1l 11 kitchen shower 8 11 0 . , surprise ou Thursduy evening , by Gus MUl~r and to a ,prlvate resl · 'I'he Delta. 1\lphn clabs wet I\t the dence owned by Mrs. }Cssie Barllmd. borne of Miss Josepbine Reeves on A messenger was se.n t to WHming Saturdll.yafternoon. 'rhomas Gray ton and Morrow, tor both fire COIDwus tbe tbeme for the da.y . panies. As the telephone wire had Mrs . uhas McD~el, o f J8m~!!town, been burned out. no word could be spent last week WIth her duughter, . ' Mrs. Jus . Molntire . Mrs . Mcintire (hspatobed except by messenger . entertuiuena, few of her mother's Tbe livery etable , burned to the friends Il t'll quilting on FridllY · ground, oonsun;ling two horses. BeMrs . Wn lker, of South Charleston, Bides the blaoksmith shop aDd the is the guest of Ml·S. Dr, Whitaker . .residenoe, four barns IlDd a number The Mns ;)nio Lodge enjoyecl a ban- of Bbe,lB were also destroye.\' quot In tbeir rooms on Friday even- Th i tl t d t '25000 lug. i:jeveml members from other e loss s esma e a ,. 'rhe fire originated in the weetern lodge!! were present Luis the little t!o~ of ChI1B, Rob part of the town and ~aB spreading int!on , tho bluokl\mitb, Is very ill to the bosineRs distriot when put . witb spinal mening\tls . un4er control by the different fire depurtments. 'this is tbe largest fire ever experieaoed iu the town Mrs. Alioe MoKinsev and dou~b- two hours being reqoired to get it ter eotertnined Mr. und Mrs Will ouder cO.n trol. Welob and son, of Borvey!!turg, • .- • . Mr Dlok Welob a.n~ Mrd Ed Weloh, I lAM S STARR DEAD W LL • of Fort Dodge, lowa, ' ut dloner la.st Saturday . Miss Emma Hnrlu.n, of Dl1yton, is a guest of Ll'lrs, Naomi Barlan , Ma.tt MoKin!$ey spent t:!l1tqrday ann i:jund~y in Uincinnuti. MillS 'Lillie Nedry is vi Hlng rela tives in Oa,yton and Troy, Ollio, . Mrs . Lena Lewis ~H.II shopping in Da.yton Tbursday. Ho·..vard . Ev rhllTt started for Los Ang~le8, Ca!., la~t Wednesday. Mrs . Ann Clurk aDd daugbtert' were Dayton visitors Wednesday. - -- ... - ••- - -

New Oats, New Corn Meal, New Hominy, . New Honey, New Beans, New Kt:aut, New Pancake Flour, New Buckwheat, Fancy Eating Apples, Good Cooking. Apples.

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'------~-----OOD Farm of US acniJ aild rooms , for rent." Inquire ot Mrs. A. J. Jf·you want- anythi~g in the ~~ TJ;t b l1?e. .: .' of liarne.s, 'd on't fall to atten,d the I . sale of I: E'; KeyS next Saturday. FOR SALE . This, ie' ~ . &ance to get new

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Saturday, October 23; 1909, ommencing at 1 o'c1ocl{, the following goods:

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OARS-,-About 8 or 10 Poland, China boara; good .bon~, good length, rather on the coarse order. Call o~ ring, ~2 . . s~ F. Elbon, Waynes"llle, OhIO. . •

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2 MALE Pi~; Chester Whites, fbr . .

sale. Ehgible ·to registry. For . fUJther informati(;,n phone Ill' !MIa Co~ell and Penny, Ferrr.'Ol1io.

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