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1 mm wmmm^fmmm,: *>;'.' ' >.;.:<*...vl* "v.....^,,, 1 ^ > " -»., ', ;.: s? * #,<!.,,."& V: VOL. x#n. PjQEQgN&Y, LIVHlG TON CO,, gtdft, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER f3 1Q09. $o. 98 * «u 7~- Youf Clothes Made to Measure If costs no more tlmm the mother knd tot* of Nfc*W fall Pall. Samptj&s-^call uttf s4e thefm ram showng a fne Cne" ot "Duck and Cord. Qoa^tf t l,ow frc.es. Smnal on Groceres for Saturday, Seft 25 Crackers 6c per lb Rasns 8c 1 lb Bakng pcfwr 8c Corn Starch 4c Gan Peas 8c All goods sold for cash W. W. BARNARD BOWMAN'S URLT ARRIVALS»R RUCHING US IN FALL GOODS Oat Lng Flannels are now on Bale. We have a fne selecton sutable for every purpose. A nce lne of patterns for Komonos, Dressng Sacks, Dressng Gowns etc. B sure to call when Howell 1 1 BOWMAN Howe'J's Bsu 8ose Does Yofr Harness Need Reparng? T^Te Oara. JDo It Do Yofr Shoes Need Fxng? "T7s7"e Caoa. XDo It Our New Sewng Machne does Frst Class Work. Brng Yolr Work to Barrow's 8tore ^wc<«vfc\& Creamery Co., $*tb. To OUR PATRONS: We hand you herewth prces for mlk for the next sx months and trust that you wll fnd same satsfactory. They are somewhat hgher than the dary farmer has l»een gettng n the past, partly on account of competton and also n regard to the brght outlook of dary products. On account of the ncreasng busness, we have decded to make our payments on the 15th of the month nstead of the 15 and 30th as heretofore, as t wll be more convenent for us and the Bank, as t s no more trouble to make out a months pay roll than two weeks. ** We are n shape to handle any amount of mlk rod'mc patrons need not fear of overstockng us as we we make for the next 20 years. If prces keep 'nfpi^ expect to better the prces for March. October $1.00 per 100 November. I.OO per 100 December l.oo per 100 January Pebruary $1.00 per per 100 March 1.40 per 100 We nvte your nspecton of our plant at any tme, and would be pleased to have you call. E. F. DAY, Manager. Yours very truly, PLNCKNEY CREAMERY CO. LTD. Pjnckney bcqfure Course Assocaton. At a recent meetng the followng offcer* were elected to serve on the Ctzens Lecture Coarse Commttee: ' Free., Rev. M. J. Commerford Secretary, Dr. 0. L. Sgler Treasurer, F. G. Jackson Be v. A. G. Gates W. W. Barnard J. J. Tceple A sereo of sx entertanments have been purchased and> great pans have been taken to secure talent that wll appeal to all, ard should the fnancal arrangements permt, an extra number wll be gven. EMILY WATKBMAN COBCKBT Co., NOVKMBKB 6. Ths Conssts of Emly Waterman, Reader; Mabel Bumard, Volnst; and Grace C. Da vs. soprano and panst. Press notces regardng these lades are especally favorable. MIDLAJTD OPKBA QUINTKTTK, Dec. 1. Ths well known and pooula company conssts of Hss Agnea C. Fsb, soprano and volnst; Mss Helen Lawrence, Contralto; Mss Dolly Cecl Ilea, alto; Frank Mchael, Tenor and Reader and Cbaa. H. Red. Bass. Ths s a superb combnaton and s well worth the prce of the entre course. L. W. FOBD, CARTOONIST. J AH. 4. Hs work conssts of carcatures, cartoons', scenery and story llustratons beng entrely orgnal. He s partcularly strong as a story teller and mpersonator, and wll gve en entertanment'whch s not only fast* natng but nstructve. DB. JAMES HEDLBY, FBB. 3 For more than a quarter century Dr. Hedley baa been one of the Prnces on the Amercan nlatferm and the ctzens are to be congratulated upon securng hm for the coarse. The Rockford (III.) Star says: "Oar people have beard hm twce and there s a a demand for hm agan." DR. ELLIOT A. BOYLE, FEB. 22 Dr. Boyle has the rare faculty of combnng scholarshp and oratory, and gves a good wtty, scholarly, lecture that cannot fal to nstruct, please and entertan all who are so fortunate as to bear hm. MIDLAND JUBILKI SIVGERS, MARCH 9 They wll gve selectons from all grades of musc from Plantaton songs to Grand Opera, and no better Jublee sngers are on the road to day. Ths attracton conssts of Marguerte Feld, soprano, of whom Caldrdge Feld of London, Eng., says "Mss Feld has a wonderfully well traned voce of remarkable range"; Carolyn Dxon, Contralto, who was especally admted by the Denver Tmes; Rchard Warren, of whom the Tmes-Star of Cncnnatt sys: "He has a remark* ably sweet voce wth a range of three octaves"; C. Dekerson, second tenor, Exodus, pantone and reader; W. A, Hann, basso, of whom Walter Akn Supt. of Musc n the Cncnnatt school says, "Mr. Hann s the fnest bass solost I eyer heard"; Arthur Wllams, accompanst and tenor, a talented panst and snger. Tckets are now on sale at for the entre course and f desred seats may be reserved at Sglers Drug Store by the payment of 25 cents. Sngle admsson tckets wll be 50 cents each whch s a remarkably low prce and could not be secured n any other way other than by the commttee the whole course. ^ m tm takng Don't forget Aast. No 160 KOTMM Incomes dne Sept. 30. Mrs. H. F. Sgler attended conference at Detrot Saturday and 8unday. Assessment No. 246 Modern Woodmen of Amerca dne Sept. 30. Hegh* bore gve your attrton. Kegnlar Communcaton P. 4 A. M Tnetday cranng Sept 28. Work n I EA.ut K r-.e. r. G. J*ck*on, W. M. r ^ : fy*:::f:^*x?** '&*::{*; :' ' rw't^tf TfW" w»«! %** &n 'U"--. *»».<:-'J:'\'^J. Bath town Tolet Needs! of every descrpton at ths pharmacy. Ctae Xkpm «pd they wll add pleasure to the bath, refnement to your personalty. Drug Store Qualty at Dry Goods Prces are features you wll apprecate when purchasng your tolet goods here. Try our bay rum, volet water or ammona, soap, talcum powder, etc. They are smply exqubte. LOCAL, NEWS. Dr. R. G. Sgler and famly of South Lyon spent Sunday wth bs parents here. Hex Read and Greg la ft of Detrot, are spendng tbe week wth hs parents here. Mrs. Ella Hayward of Vassar s here assstng n the care of her mother, Mrs. Sarah Sgler. D. H. ( Mowers and wfe, who have been spendng tbe Dast fve weeks vstng n New York, returned home last week. Staton agent, W. H. Clark and wfe are vstng relatves n Lnden Fanton and Flnt. C. L. Rogers of Hamburg s takng hs place here. bast Call Jacksons 50c Tea Jacksons 20c Coffee Toasted Corn.Flakes F. A. SIGLER J. Parker s under the doctors care rheumatsm. Mrs. Sarah Sgler who has been ll s much mproved. Eugene Reason of Flnt s enjoyng a weeks vacaton wth hs parents here. Mrs. H. L. Cope was n Detrot the past week purchasng more stock for her mllnery. Mr. and Mrs. John Rane of Wht, more Lake spent Sunday wth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Reason. Mrs. Floyd Reason s at the santarum recoverng from a recent and very serous operaton. Mrs. Reason has tbe best wshes of a dost of frends. Her physcans report her condton as favorable ths, Wednesday, mornng. Jacksons Saturday Specals Lades Musln Gowns $1 50 qualty Lades Musln Gowns $1 qualty Lades Skrts Lades Sateen Skrts 40c 17c 7c 98c 72c $1.48 $1.19 Best Can Rubbers A 1 Rce Corn Starch 8 Bars Soap Jackson or Lenox 25c If your house needs pantng, pant t now ths fall wth THC 8H»W»- WILLIAM* PlH7. Here are some of the reasons why you should do so. The weather s settled and you lke troubles. don't have to contend wth tbe S. W. P. costs less by the job sorng rans. than any other pant because rou wll protect t aganst the t wears longest, covers moat, wnter's snows and storms. looks best, and s most see* You wll avod the annoyance nomcal. of gnats, fles, and other nsects S. W. P. s best because k's stckng to the surface. made from best materals pur^ Ther* s lkely to be lea lead, pure sne, and pun Ha ure n t new than any seed al. It always satsfes; tme; mosture k what never goes wrong f rghty causes blsterng, crackng, and used. OLD nv Teeple Hdw. 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2 ,^A ^.V^:^' 6 "^"^" >* _ &: *, Sot. -!t*''v,?\sr«^v-" /,^,,vs^r-v < ' "< ' : '' - -w;..+.' " '.?*> -; >*' '*". ' ',V ' '.,» V.-<V*...r > \.".?*;.!,.'.-: 4v j!, ^ * -. ^ ' ' ' ' * " ' ^. V* Pnckhey" Dspatch FKAAK L. ANUKWH, JPublUbftr. PINCKNEY. ^ MICHIGAN _ ^ _*T_.. A NEW SCHOOL NEEC^D. The Wrght brothers Are quoted as sayng that they wll buld an aeroplane for 17,500 for anybody who wants one. Now that the^ have demonstrated ao thoroughly the-flue qualtes of ther machne ts great speed and ts brdlke ablty to Tne and snk whle sweepng over hlls and valleys, there must be a number of adventurous sprts who would lke to own one. The automoblsts, whose recreaton s nterfered wth by bad roads and by other vehcles would lke to try the smooth and vacant pathways of the ar, tu fly as the brd fles, and float over the ponds or lakes nstead of havng to travel around them. There s a practcal dffculty as yet, sfcys the Chcago Trbune. No one can buy wth the machne the skll to operate t, and there are no aeroplane chauffeurs nor s there any one to teach them. Orvlle Wrght s gong abroad to nterest foregn governments n the Amercan nventon. Hs brother wll teach some army offcers how to handle the aeroplane the government has bought of hm. After havng attended to that he wll devote hmself to the busness of aeroplane constructon. Along wth that should go the establshment of a school where a capable avator could gve nstructon to eager J pupls. And now come dspatches from Wnnpeg announcng that the yeld of wheat n the prare rovnces of Canada ths year wll reach 130,000,000 bushels. In the World Almanac for 1909 the whole wheat crop of Canada for 1907 s stated to have been 96,- 600,000 bushels. Ths caused some doubt to be expressed as to the authentcty of extracts from a Unted State's consul's reports as to the ncrease of wheat producton n the northwest provnces whch were publshed durng the exctement attendng the recent wheat corner. The ncrease of wheat producton n the Canadan northwest has been almost suffcent to stagger belef, t wll be a great blessng to the crowded ctes of the earth whose cry goes up for bread. The Russan mnstry of commerce has prepared an elaborate plan provdng for the general mprovement of all the seaports of the empre at a cost of $110,89(1,2117. The amounts whch t s planned to expend at Baltc ports aggregate $14,011,862. Ths s a large amount of money, but Hussa wll get more n return for t than f she were to spend t all n the race for naval supremacy. Naves can be obtaned fast enough when natons are prosperous; and the only way n whch prosperty can be secured s by enterprse such as that Indcated n the determnaton to gve Russa seaports that wll accommodate the commerce of the world. The announcement from Norway that an electrcan of that country has devsed a storage battery whch solves the problem that Thomas A. Edson has been attackng asbduously for some years past may compel Mr. Edson to brng out the battery whose nventon he announced a short tme ago. Inventve genus s workng along the same lnes, and. would not be surprsng were the storage batter to come out wth several promoters, as dd the telephone. The other day a Pennsylvana man bought a despsed mongrel for one dollar, and hs frends made great sport ot hm for the nvestment. The second nght the dog was n the house t awakened the famly and saved four persons from beng burned to death, and the man has collected $1,200 nsurance. Not so bad a cur. The gay and festve mosquto 1«holdng hgh carnval wth hs famly and frends over the falure of hs proposed extermnaton. And It s a gory carnval, n whch the best blood of Baltmore has attested the fact of human sacrfces as a part of the celebraton. They are holdng a natonal roque tournament at Norwch, Conn. Of course you know what roque s. No? Well, roque s croquet revsed upward. ' That lady who shot her husband because he overworked the graphophone la not wthout sympathzer!. OUR OWN S WE THE WOMAN EMULATED EVELYN THAW IN HER HUSBAND'S DEFENSE. TO MAKE SAGINAW DRY. Thng* Don«and Told In Varous Part* of th«state of Major and Mnor Interest. To save her husband from punshment for shootng the man who had stolen the affectons of hs wfe, Mrs. Ben Sharp on the wtness stand n court n Bg Rapds told the whole story of her relatons wth Lous Powers. She sad that she met Puwara at a dance whle her husband was lu the west, and told how Powers made love to her, kssed her and called her the only woman n the world for hm. She sad they went together to Mts Workng Sagnaw. The long-threatened campagn to wpe the saloon out of Sagnaw and put the county n the dry lst opened Sunday wth one of the bggest prohbton demonstratons ever made n Mchgan. The prohbtonsts came down on the cty n force to storm ts ctadels of booze. Seven large meetngs were scheduled to take place, three n the mornng, three n the evenng and one n the afternoon, the latter a huge mass meetng attended by all the speakers. These meetngs are to be followed up by contnuous water wagon actvtes smlar to those carred on n Detrot and Grand Rapds, and on October 1 t s announced that a pad worker wll be statoned n Sagnaw to drect the movements from then on untl electon next fall. She Cowed Cowboys. Wth an old broom Mrs. Peter Anderson, of Montague, wfe of a lvery owner, vanqushed two cowboys who, wth a flourshng of revolvers, had frghtened away several men and defled the vllage marshal. The cowboys were members of a small wld west show playng at Montague. Not havng horses of ther own, they engaged two at the Anderson lvery barn for a street exhbton. In order to make the lvery horses assume the role of buckng broncos the cowboys gave the anmals the spur untl blood covered ther flanks. Mrs. Anderson asked to have them arrested, hut the horsemen laughed at the offcer. But Mrs. Anderson had her say when the men returned the horses to the barn. As they dsmounted she charged wvh a broom from the stable and put the two to flght. Then she sezed the saddles belongng to the cowboys and held them n leu of damages for the cuujty to the horses, She receved her damages and the cowboys pad a fne n court. The Mllman Case. The Wayne county prosecutor, t s sad, has come nto possesson of evdence whch s expected to lead to the arrest of a second physcan n connecton wth the Mllman case. The clue whch promses more than any whch has htherto come to lght was turned over to the authortes by a doctor of hgh standng who was called on to gve treatment at. a hosptal to save the lfe of a young woman whose llness was due to prevous treatment. He requred her to make a wrtten statement of the hstory of her case before he undertook to releve her. In ths statement, whch the offcers now have, she made revelatons Implcatng a certan doctor, and whch renewed the flaggng hopes of those who have been strvng to fx the responsblty for the death of the grl from Ann Arbor and the ghastly dsposton made of her body. Mr. Judd Resgns. Supt. S. S. Judd, of the state om- Hloyment nsttuton for the blnd, who was btterly attacked n an open letter by Wllam S. Bateman, of Albon, when the latter resgned hs po ston upon the board of trustees of the nsttuton, wll qut hs job. Supt. Judd declares that he s overworked, and that he has a better poston n sght. He wll leave the local nsttuton, he says, before the close of the year. It s also announced that, owng to the hgh prce of broom corn, the makng of brooms* at the nsttuton wll probably be abandoned. New Road Projected. Plans are now under way by Bay Cty captalsts, who have been workng for over 18 months, for the const ructon, of a ralroad nto the Thumb. The plan nvolves a unon wth the Pontac, Oxford & Northern ralroad, gvng connectons to the sooth, and the buldng of a lne from Bay Cty to Caro, from whch place only a few mles of road wll be requred to com plete connectons. The men nterested have secured an opton for the purchase outrght of the Pontac, Oxford ft Northern. M$ HIOAN' XTSM9.''"' The lack of ran has hurt the cabbage crop and It wll be lght In Sagnaw county and tha valley. p WW. 1 John 'Wr LeW 6T Sagnaw, fell dead of heart trouble after celt* oratng fc*r twenty-etghtfc^ weaftn* ann^ranry. -.v.. Strcken 1 wth hea*t: taluw whtle fshng from a small brdge, Mrs'. Geo.' Van Oman, of Takonth, fell Into the mll race and drowned. After an unexplaned absence of a year from h* home and famly, Henry Dykman, a HoUart farmer, has returned as mysterously as he went away. Fanners and market gardeners ot Bay county shpped n 25,000 muskmelons n one day, and the regular daly- recepts at Bay Cty are from 15,000 to 20,000. Pleasant lako resdents agan are terrfed by the appearance of a monster snake n the lake near Coldwater, and plan an organsed hunt for the serpent. Mary Nowakowskl, sster of the Alpena Polsh prest, charged wth assault wth Intent to do gr»at bodly harm less than murder, was acqutted kegon, where she was ntroduced as j n crcut court Frday. Mrs. Powers. Jacob Wlhelmy, a former Jackson When her husband heard the story, saloonst, pleaded gulty to sellng she was added, not he responsble brooded over for t hs untl ac lquor law, and contrary was sentenced to the local to pay opton a fne tlons. of $50 and 30 days n jal. Rchard Ford, 19, a farm employe near Sagnaw, stumbled wth a shotgun whle preparng to shoot sparrows. The charge entered hs body and he ded n two mnutes. Offcers throughout Iona county ara on the watch for Llsta Shackleton, 20. and Walter Kaufman, 34, who escaped Wednesday evenng from the asylum for crmnal nsane. Two Bessemer mners were klled, a thrd fatally njured and two shut off from mmedate rescue n the Eureka mne, 800 feet below the surface, by the exploson of a quantty of dynamte. The safe n the D. U. R. depot at Atlas was blown early Monday mornng, and Frank Chapman, who Is well known to the polce of Flnt, s n the county jal on suspcon of knowng -somethng of the affar. Because the new Wsconsn game law permts a hunter to kll but one deer, hundreds of Wsconsn men wll take out Mchgan lcenses In spte of the hgh charges to non-resdents. The Mchgan law allows two deer per man. John E. Gbson, the regular army solder on tral for the murder of a fellow solder at Marquette, has been found gulty by a Jury, whch coupled wth ts verdct a recommendaton that Gbson be gven lfe mprsonment. H. N. Wlder, grand secretary of the I. O. O. F., lost bonds and mnng certfcates aggregatng $175,000 before Labor day at Lansng. The bundle of valuable paper has been found ntact n the lavatory of a local saloon. Rchard J. Bawdn, former postmaster of Bessemer, who pleaded gulty to embezzlng government funds, and who made up the shortage, has been sentenced n the federal court to nne months n the Detrot house of correcton. Charles A. Wlee, G5, a Cvl war veteran, and Mrs. Marguerte Perce, 62, a veteran's wdow, both nmates of the state solders' home n Grand Rapds, have been marred. He s from Reed Cty and the brde from Traverse Cty. Rep. McLaughln announces that he has saved the Pentwater and Whte Lake harbors, whch had been cut out by the report of the army engneerng, offcer n charge of the dstrct. The appropraton for ther mprovement wll be restored. T. W. Atwood announces that the Lansng-Sagnaw nterurban road planned some tme ago by Detrot captalsts and promoted by the late J. A. Thck, of Detrot, Is to be bult at once. The project was abandoned when Thck ded. Major Charles T. Newklrk, M. D. f of Bay Cty, former head of the hosptal corps of the M. N. G. and surgeon of the Thrty-thrd Mchgan n the Spansh-Amercan war, was found dead n hs bed early Thursday mornng from heart dsease. After a hearng n the Justce court, Mrs. Mara Baun, 70 years old, was freed from a charge of malcloub assault on Henry Fugman, aged 80. They are neghbors, and whle the old woman was splttng wood a stck flew and knocked Fugman unconscous. Herschel Countryman, whose tral on a charge of desertng hs wfe and chld, who are now Inmates of the poor house, was called n Flnt Frday, has dsappeared, and hs $400 bal bond has been declared forfeted. The bondsmen are now lookng for Countryman wth a warrant. A party of 13 n a wagon were thrown out when ther team became frghtened at an automoble on the state road near Sagnaw, and Agnes Lauer, aged 10, was badly hurt Several others were slghtly brused. The man n the auto drove away wthout stoppng to lend assstance. The sster of Rev. Nowakowskl la on tral n Alpena for shootng nto a mob of rebellous parshoners who had attacked the prest In hs own house durng a vst of the bshop. Fearng her brother would be Injured by the angry Poles, the grl fred twce nto the crow«j, Injurng two 1 men. fr CONTROVERSY t>jfc COOK CLAIM* A COMPLETE ANIWMTO ALL FBARV'S CHAftCES. LED A STREJf XIQXfS :,UF& U K»» Returned to the Prmtve, ard Sacrfced All the Whte Man's Cortforts to Wn the Goal. Dr. Fredercs; A. Cook evnces the strongest desre to arrve n Naw York as quckly as possble. He s anxous to prove to Amerca the veracty of hs clams, although the charges brought aganst hm by Commander Peary and others do not cause hm the slghtest concern. Ha has a complete antwar, he says, for every thng. In reply to a queston as to What answer he would make these charges Dr. Cook sad: "I wll not enter nto any controversy untl I know defntely what has been brought aganst me and whence t emanated. Commander Peary's general charges do not call for any response from me untl he gves to the publc as much as I have. He has gven few detals of hs journey. Clamng that he reached the pole on a certan date, wthout much else. "Hs accusatons are founded purely on statements gven hm by an gnorant man, whom I purposely kept from learnng the facts. When I land I wll examne the charges and reply when the proper tme comes. Peary's declaraton that he s the only man who,has been to the pole, stll awats proof. As to the affrmaton that Peary has evdence to refute my story, that evdence s based on the word of Murphy, that boatswan, who s unable to read or wrte. "I have already expressed my readl ness to place ny observatons before a commttee from scentfc bodes, and the verdct of that commttee wll Justfy my story. "I have a record of observatons that wll prove my clam that I went to the pole. Ths s Dr. Cook's message to the Amercan people, as he nears the shores of Amerca on the steamshp Oscar II. "The reason for my success," sad Dr. Cook, "Is that I returned to the prmtve lfe." In explanng how he sacrfced all the comforts of the whte man, Dr. Cook sad that on one occason he and hs Eskmo companons, havng no thread to sew the skns of ther clothng together, unraveled ther stockngs. Ths was after ther clothng had been worn to rags n the march, and t was necessary to provde new clothng. The party had no eatng utensls and obtaned lght only from musk ox fat n a lamp wth a wck of dred moss. Only two matches a day were burned, so precous were they. Each long wnter nght was utlzed by Cook n wrtng. He used a prmtve stone desk and lay prone whle at work on hs manuscrpt. Polar bears made exts from Cook gloos or shelters dangerous at all tmes. Once the Eskmos, gong n search of game, left Dr. Cook weaponless, wth the shoulder of a seal, food he was keepng for emergency. Asleep n hs canvas boat wth ths meat, the explorer was awakened by a bear, but sezng the runner of a sled, beat the bear off. fnally fled. It came back agan, but TAFT'S TOUR. Wll Be Entertaned In Forty-fve Ctes and Keep Gong. Presdent Taft started on hs 12,759-mle, 57-day trp through 34 states and terrtores Tuesday afternoon, when he motored nto Boston to become the guest of the chamber of commerce for the evenng. He wll conclude hs trp Oct. 15 at El Paso, Texas, the day after he wll crosblhe nternatonal brdge and become a guest of Presdent Daz at dnner. In return Presdent Daz wll be entertaned n El Paso the followng day. The presdent wll be entertaned n 45 ctes, and hs prvate cars, the Mayflower and Haselmere, wll be handled by 22 ralroad systems A voyage down the Msssspp rver, a trp whch Presdent Roosevelt made several /years ago, wll occupy four days and nghts. Presdent Taft's tour also wll nclude a moonlght rde through the Royal Gorge and a nght trp over the hghest passes of the Rocky Mountans; an Inspecton of one of the greatest Irrgaton projects n all the west at Montrose, Col.; a vst to the smelters at Butte; a flyng vst to the Coeur d* Alene country of northern Idaho; a two days' stay at-.the A-laaka-Yukon exposton at Seattle; a. day of sghtseeng down fte Shasta route In Calforna; thre«days' vst to Yosemte valley; a day pent about the rm of the Grand Canyon, n Arzona; and four days on the ranch of the presdent'! brother, Charleq P. Ta<* near Corpua y Cfarlt. Texas The Lepers of the World. Vrtually admttng the. nauxahutr >ros U»g$ v'ry'^eountry shownsolatje -hose sufferng /rom the dsease, that ch drfh«%f lepros parents sttould base par ated from them at the earttest possble moment and lepers should not be* e^o^eev n certan tradeav or occtn patlons, resolutons were Adopted btt the second Internatonal conference onl leprosy held la Bergen, Norway..' A report 1 of the conference' fkapre-' pfeed by DR Donald H. CuTrty, of the marne - kotpltal servce, onp 'ot the. ottcaf"delegates from the Vnte& Spates...,..,., _ j**- The resolutons express thejlesrabllty of contnung aearch for 4k»PCK cflc remedy wth the graat#et jeal^ "Every r,cqpnfcr>v' h rtfpluu On* contnue, "IB wthn the range of possble nfecton." & somewhat startlng dstrbuton of leprosy s ndcated by statstcs'furnshed to the conference, there beng approxmately 200,000,caaes throughout the world, whle 'concealment of cjues probably exsts to a greater or less extent n every country. Inda holds the record ^)^^7,340 cases; Japan follows wth 40,000, wth 146 cases n the Unted Statee: "Vf!*-"'»«. fayt frt MrrtWl.^-^. ~ The presdent, arrvng n Mnneapols shortly before 8 a. m., Saturday, began hs day wth a breakfast at the Mnneapols club, where he was quartered as the guest of the recepton commttee of the Twn Ctes. Next there was an automoble-rde through the busness and resdence sectons of Mnneapols, around the lake shore drves, to the solders' home, where the presdent revewed a double lne of blue unformed veterans and then proceeded to Fort Snellng, where there was a revew of the regular troops statoned there and a bref recepton at the offcers' club. As the presdent's party entered the mltary reservaton the chef executve was met by a troop of cavalry and a salute of 21 guns was fred. The presdent's red flag was borne by a trooper at the presdent's sde throughout hs stay on the reservaton. In hs audtorum speech n St. Paul the presdent called out prolonged applause and cheerng when he declared of Gov. Johnson: "I unte wth you n a fervent prayer to God that he may be spared to you and to the country. Wth hs ablty, hs courage, hs great common sense, he cannot be spared. He s too valuable, not alone to the people of ths Btate, but to the people of the naton, who doubtless wll nsst n tme that he >hall serve them." THE MARKETS. Detrot. Cattle Dry-fed steers, $5@ 6,25; steers and hefers. 1,000 to 1.2U0 $4.76^1)5; steers and hefers, 800 to 1,000, $4<f>4.25; grass steers nn { \ hefers that are fat, 800 to 1,000, $1(^4.^5; gra»a steers and helfors that are tat, f>00 to 700, (ft) 3.50; choce ft cows, $4; Kood fat cows, $3.50: common cows, $L'.50(f>3: ranners, $1.75(3)2; choce heavy bulls, $.1.50: far to Rood bolognas, hulls, $3<fr3,2r>; fltock bulla. $2.75 $ 3.50; choce 1'oodK steers, 800 to 1,000, $4(# 4.25; fnlr feedng steers, 800 to 1, ^4; choce Ntockers. 500 to 700, $3.50; far stockers, 500 to 700, $3.25 ;t.50; stock hefers. $2,75; mlkers, large, yomk. medum age, $40@50; common mlkers, $255).to. Veal calves Market opened steady wth last week, closng 50c lower; bent, $8, ; others. $4 7.50; mlch cows and sprngers, $3 to $5 lower. Sheep and ambs Market qualty common, prces average about steady wth last week; wll close lower; best lambs, $6.25ft)6.50; far to good lambs, $ftf?6; lght to common lambs, $3.B0@ 4.50; yearlngs, $4.50 5; far to flrood sheep, $3.50@4; culls and common, $ Hogs Market very dull, 10c to 15c lower; qualtty common. Range of prces: Lght to good butchers. $8, ; pgs, $7(5>7.50; lght yorkers, stags, 1-3 off. East Buffalo Cattle Common and medum, 10c low~er; best feeders, 16 25c lower; lttle stockers sold about steady; fresh cows and sprngers, $3 5 per head lower; best export steers, $G.5O@f.0O; best 1,200 to 1,300-lb shppng steers, $6@6.25; best 1,100 to 1,200-lb shppng steers, $5.50@5.75; medum 1,050 to 1,150-lb steers, $5(3) 5.25; lght butcher steers, $4.B0@4.75; best fat cows, $4,25(f>4.75; fafr to good cows.. $3.50(^)4: lght cows. $3@3.25; trmmers, $2 2.25; best fat hefers,$5 5.25; far to good fat hefers, $ ; common fat hefers, $ ; best feedng steers, $4@4.25; stockers, $3.40(^)3.85; lttle common stockers, $ ; best bulls, $4(^4.50; bologna bulls, $3.25(3)3,50; stock bulls, $2.75@3; best fresh cows and sprngers. $45@55; far to good rows and sprngers, $300 40; cott\fm>n rows and sprngers, $ Hogs Strong; heavy, $ ; mxed, $8.fO<0)8.7T>; yorkera, $ ?5; pgs, $8@>8.10; roughs, $7.40<S7.50. Sheep Actve; best lambs, $ ; far to good, Jf.50 (f)7.g0; culls, $ ; yearlngs, $ : wethers, $4,75 (ft 5.25; ewes, $ Calves- Steady; best, $n.75; far to good, $7 7.2R; heavy, $4@5. ^ Gran, K*«. Detrot. Wheat Cash car at, $1.10¾. closng at tember opened at $1.10¾ to $1.11%; December open «1 $1.11¾. advanced to $1.- _ to $1.12¼ and closed at $1.Y2H'; opened at $1,12¾. moved up to $l.f3%, dropped to $1.13¾ and closed at $1.13%; N ^l whte, 1 car at $1.09, closng at Corn Cash No. 2, 70,½c; No. 3 yellow, 1 car at 72Vc; No. 3 yellow, 1 car at 72 Vc Oats Standard, 3 cars at 41 He; No 3 whte, 1 car at 40Hc closng at 40O w 40^C. Rye Cash No. 1, 70%c bd Beans Cash, $2.20; October, $2.0«- November, $2.01. Cloverseed Prme spot. old. 100 h'aga at. $S; samnle, 20 hags at $S. 32 at $7 fo 12 at $7, 5 at $f.60; October, 100 bag* at $8.70; Marrh, 200 ha.gs at $8 76- prme alrke, $7.85; sample alslke ' 25 bags at $7.50, 20 at $7, 15 at $6.B'0. 9 at' $6. Feed Tn 100-Ib sacks. Jobbng lots: Bran, $25; coarse mddlng*, $26' fne mddlngs, $30: cracked corn, ' $30- coarse rornmeal, $30; corn and oat chon, $28 per ton. Flour Best Mchgan patent, 8.8S: ordnary patent. $5.50; straght, $8.40 clear, $f.2r: pure rye, $4.25; anrlnr patent, $5,25 p«r bbl n wood, JobblnJ * -..V, -*V.: \ '<.. '.***... rfmlms^^^

3 -. * '.. t*w,:a ** * m. «r-» \. (QpprTlgbt, IBM, bj A. C KcClurtf A Co.) 8YNOP3I8. The Btory opens wth the shpwreck of the steamer on whch Maa Geneveve Lesle, an Amercan helrean, Lord Wnthrope, an Englshman, and Tom Blake, a erusque Amercan, were passengers. The Jhree were tossed upon an unnhabted Island and were the only ones not drowned. Blake recovered from a drunken -alapor. Blake, shunned; on the boat, because,of hs roughness, became a hero as preserver of the helpless par. The Englshman was sung Cor the hand of Mss Lesle. Blake started to swm back to the Bhp to recover what was left. Blake returned safely. Wlnthrope wasted hs last match on a cgarette, for whch he was scored by Blake. Ther frst meal was a dead fsh. The tro started a ten mle hke for hgher land. Thrst attacked them. Blake was compelled to carry Mss LeBle on account of wearness. He taunted Wnthrope. They entered the Jungle. That nght was passed roostng hgh n a tree. The next morn- descended to the open agan. All three constructed hats to sheld themselves from the sun. They then feasted on cocoanuts, the only procurable food. Mss Lesle showed a lkng for Blake, put detested hs roughness. Led by Blake they establshed a home n Borne clffs. Blake found a fresh water sprng. Mss Lesle faced an unpleasant stuaton. They planned ther oampats»:<blake recovered hs surveyor's /ffajrhfynk glass, thus nsurng fre. Hd smarted arjungle fre, kllng a large lebpayd and sm erng several cubs. In tw leopard's tavern they bult a small home. They ganed the clffs by burnng the bottom of a tree untl It fell aganst the heghts. The tro secured eggs from the clffs. Mss Lesle's whte skrt was decded upon as a sgnal. Mss Lesle made a dress from the leopard skn. Blake's efforts to kll antelopes faled. Overhearng a conversaton between Blake and 2W they Wlnthrope. Mhsa Lesle become frghtened. waa Wlnthrope became ll wth fever..., Posoned by a fsh. Jackals attacked the camp that nturlt, hut were drven off by f>novleve. Blake returned, lfter nearly dyng. Blake constructed an anmal trap. It klled a hyena. On a tour the tro dscovered honev and oysters. Mss Lesle was attacked by a posonous nake. Blake klled It and saved Its poson to kll game. CHAPTER XVII. Contnued. When he came to the ant-hll, he found companons and honey alke gone. He went on to the cocoanuts. There he came upon Wlnthrope stretched flat heslde the skn of honey. Mss Lesle was seated a lttle way beyond, nervously bendng a palm-leaf nto shape for a hat. "I say, Blake," drawled Wlnthrope, "you've been a deuced long tme fn comng. It was no end of a task to lug the honey " Blake-brushed past wthout replyng, and went on untl he stood before the grl. As she glanced up at hm. he held out the crmsqn blossom. "Thought you mght lke poses," ho sad, n a hestatng voce. Instead of takng the flower, she drew back wth a gesture of repulson. "Oh, take t away!" she exclamed. Blake flung the rejected gft on the ground, and crushed It beneath hs heel. "Catch me makng n fool of myself agan!" he growled. "I I dd not mean t that way really I ddn't, Mr. Blake, t was the thought of that awful snake." But Blake, cut 1o the quck, had turned away far too angry to heed what she sad. He stopped short he sde the Englshman; but only to slng the skn of honey upon hs back. The load was by no means a lght one. even for hs strength. Yet he caught up the heavy pot as well, and made otf a^roaa the plan at a pace whch tfojj rfcmrt could not hope to equal. ^TlfPWfnthrope rose and came forw^jpfr to jon Mss Lesle, he looked abott closely for the brused flower. ]f. WHS nowhere n sght. "Br beg pardon, Mss Geneveve, but ad not Blake drop the bloomer blossom somewhere about here?" "Perhaps he dd," repled Mss Lesle. She spoke wth studed ndfference. "I ah saw the fellow exhbt hs mpudence." "Ye-es?" "You know,! thnk t hgh tme the bounder s taken down a peg." "Ah, ndeed! Then why do you not try t?" "Mss Geneveve! you know that at present I am physcally so much hs Inferor " "How about mentally?" Though the grl' eyes wero veled by tfatr ttha, aha MW Wlnthront ' * " ' 'g",,.:» a "t * * cut at** Blake ft 109k thaf -to her aldot fcemyrlndlctrv*. "Afe ndeed.. Howerer, ths s now QtfHfe Wthfer* matter. Has t not occurred to yon, my dear, that ths snore experence of ours snce 'that beastly utorns s rsufer*^r--«dx&}rtturslng?" "You you d*». say such a thng! I'll go ths nstant and tell Mr. Blake! I'll * "Beggng your pardon, madam but are you prepared to marry that barbarous clodhopper?" "Many? What do you mean, sr?" "Precsely that. It s a queston of marrage, f you'll pardon me. And, you see, I natter myself, that when t corona to the pont, f wll not be Blake, but myself " "Ah, ndeed! And f I should prefer nether of you?" "Beggng your pardon I fancy you wll honor me wth your hand, my dear. For one thng, you admt that I am n gentleman/' "Oh, ndeed!" "One moment, please! I am tryng to ntmate to you. as delcately as possble, how*-^er embarrassng you would fnd t to have these lttle occurrences above all, to-day's nosed abroad to the vulgar crowd, or even among your frends " "What do you mean? What do you want?" cred the grl,'starng at hm wth a deepenng fear n her bewlk.dered eyes. "Beleve me, my dear, t greves me to BO perturb you; but er love must have ts way, you know." "You forget. There s Mr. Blake." "Ah, to be sure! But really now, you would tot ask, or even permt hm to murder me; and one Is not legally bound, you know, to observe promses a pledge of slence, for example "You Sneak] you Sham Gent!" when extorted under duress, under volence, you know." Mss Lesle looked the Engltsbman up and down, her brown eyes sparklng wth quck-returnng anger. He met. her scorn wth a smle of smug complacency. "Cad!" she cred, and turnng her back upon hm, she set out across the plan after Blake. CHAPTER XVIII. The Eavesdropper Caught. IT" W\ VEN had t not been for her R- *- doubts of Blake, the grl's Tsl f modesty would have caused her to thnk twce hefore repeatng to hm the Englshman's nsultng proposal. Whle she yet hestated and delayed, Wnthrope came down wth a second attack of fever. Blake, who untl then had held hmself sullenly apart from hm as well as from Msa Lesle, at once softened to a gentler, or, at least, to a more consderate mood. Though hs speech and hearng contnued morose, he took upon hmself all the dutes of nght nurse, besdes workng and foragng several hours each day. Much to Mss Lesle's surprse, she found herself tendng the nvald through the daytme almost as though nothng had happened. But everythng about ths wld and perlous lfe was so strange and unnatural to her that she found herself'acceptng the most unconventonal relatons- as a regular consequence of the stuaton. She was fevershly eager for anythng that mght occupy her mnd; for she felt that to brood over the future mght mean madness. The mere thought of the possbltes was far too terrfyng to be calmly dwelt upon. Though slght, there had been some lttle comfort n the belef that she could rely on Wnthrope. But now «he was'left alone wth her doubt and dread. Even f she had nothng to fear from Blake, there were all the savage dangers of the coast, and behnd those, far worse, tho fever. A lttle before dawn he dpped two of hs new arrow-heads n the stcky -*-»- v.; >*! contents of the cgarette, case, ftted them carefully to ther shafts and stole away down th* cleft. Dawn found hm crouched.low n. tha grass.where the overflow from the pool ran out nto th* plan along ts lttle channel He could see large forms movng away from hm; then came the flood of crmson lght, and he made out that the fgures were a drove of huge eland. Hs eyes flaabeo wth eagerness. It waa a long shot;.but he knew that no more was requred than to perce the skn on any part of hs quarry's body. He put bs fngers between hs teeth and sent out a percng whstle. It was a trck be had tred more than once on deer and pronghom antelope. As he expected, the eland halted and swung half around. Ther ox-lke sdes presented a mark hard to mss. He rose and shot as they were wheelng to fly. Before he could ft he second arrow to the strng the whole herd were runnng off at a., lumberng gallop. He lowered bs bow and walked after the anmals, smlng wth grm antcpaton. He had seen hs arrow strke aganst the sde of the young bull at whch he had amed. So great was the abundance of meat that Blake worked all the remander of the day and all nght strngng the flesh on the curng racks, and Msa Lesle tred out pot after pot of fat and tallow, untl every spare vessel was flled and she had to resort to a hollow n the rock heslde the sprng. Blake promsed to make more pots as soon as he could fetch the clay, but he had frst to dress the eland hde and prepare a new stock of thread and cord from parts ot the anmal whch he was careful not to let her see. Whatever ther concern for the future and even Blake's was keen and btter the party, as a party, for the tme beng mght have been consdered extremely fortunate. They had a shelter secure alke from the weather and from wld beasts; an abundance of nutrtous food, and, as materal for clothng, the bushbuck, hyena and eland hdes. To obtan more skns and more meat Blake now knew would bo a smple matter so long as he had enough poson left n the cgaretttv case to mosten the tps of hs ar rows. Even Wnthrope's relapse proved far less serous than mght reasonably have been expected. The fever soon left hm and wthn a few days he reganed strength enough to care for hmself. Here, however, much to Blake's perplexty and concern, hs; progress seemed to stop, and all Blake's urgng could do no more than cause hm to move langudly from one shady spot to another. He would receve Blake's orders wth a smle and a drawlng "Ya-as, to be sure!" and then absolutely gnore the matter. Only m two ways dd the Invald exhbt any sgns of energy. He could and dd eat wth a heartness lttle short of that shown by Blake, and he would Insst upon seekng opportuntes to press hs attentons upon Mss Lesle. He was careful to avod all offensve remarks; yet the verest commonplace from hs lps was now an offense to the grl. Whle he needed her as nurse she had endured hs talk as part of her duty. But now she felt that she could no longer do so. Takng advantage of a tme when the Englshman was, as she supposed, enjoyng a noonday sesta down towards the barrcade, she went to meet Blake, who had been up on the clff for eggs. "Hello!" he sang out, as he swung down the tree, one hand grppng the clay pot n whch he had gathered the eggs. "What you dong out n the sun? Get, Into the shade." She stepped nto the shade and wated untl he had clmbed down the ple of stones whch he had bult for stops at the foot of the tree. "Mr. Blake," she began, "could not I do ths work gather the eggs?" "You could, f I'd let you. Mss Jenny. But t, strkes me you've got qute enough to do. Tell you the truth, I'd lke to make Wn take t n hand agan. But all my cussng won't budge hm an nch, and, you know, when t corner to the rub, I couldn't wallop a fellow who can hardly stand up." "Is he really so weak?" she murmured. "Well, you know how Say, you don't mean that you thnk he's shammng?" "I dd not say that I thought so, Mr. Blake. I do not care to talk about hm, What I wsh s that you wll let me attend to ths work." "Couldn't thnk of t, Mss Jenny! You're already dong your share." "Mr. Blake f you must know I wsh to have a place where I can go and be apart alone." Blake scowled. "Alone wth that dude! He'd soon fnd enough strength to clmb up wth you on the clff." "I ah Mr. BTake, would he be apt to follow me. f I told yon dstnctly I should rather be alone?" "Would he? Well. I should rather guess not!" cred Blake, makng no attempt to conceal hs delght. "Ill gve hm a hnt that'll make hs har curl. From now on, nobody clmbs up ths tree but you, wthout frst askng your permsson." "Thank you, Mr. Blake! You are very knd." "Knd to let you o more work! But say. Tl help out all can on the other, work* Y rough fellow" ov Ilk* lke nw me 'don't cfoxr't know how to say^t, but no,can thnk t jut the sashe-ntd do WljUng U the world As ha spoke, he held out hs rough, powerful.hand. She shrank back a lttle and caught her breath n sudden.frght. But when she met hs steady gaze, her fear left her as quckly as t had come. She mpulsvely thrust out her band and he sezed t n a grp that brought the tears to her eyes. "Mss Jenny! Mss Jenny!" he murmured, utterly unconscous that he was hurtng her, "you know now that I'm your frend, Mss Jenny!" ~ "YuS;, Mr. Blake," she answered, blushng and drawng her hand free. "I beleve you are a frend I beleve I can trust you." "You can, by- Jmlny! But say," he contnued, blunderng wth dense stupdty, "do you really mean that? Can you forgve me for beng so confounded meddlesome the other day after the snake " He stopped short, for upon the nstant she was facng hm, as on that eventful day, scarlet wth shame and anger. "How dare you speak of It?" she cred. "You're you're not a gentleman!" Before he could reply she turned and left hm, walkng rapdly and wth her head held hgh. Blake stared after her n bewlderment. "Well, what n what n thunder have I done now?" he exclamed. "Lades are certanly mghty funny! To go off at a touch and just when I thought we were gong to be chums! But then, of course, I've the whole thng to learn about nce grls lke her!" "I ah must certanly agree wth you there, Blake," drawled Wnthrope, from besde the nearest bush. Blake turned upon hm wth savage fury: "You drty sneak! you gentleman! You've been eavesdroppng!" The Englshman's yellow face paled to a sallow mottled gray. He had. seen the same look n Blake's eyes twce before, and ths tme Blake was far more angry. "You sneak! you sham gent!" repeated the Amercan, hs voce snkng omnously. Wnthrope dropped n an abject heap, as though Blake had struck hm wth hs club. "No, no!" he protested, shrlly. "I am a real I am I'm a not " "That's t you're a not! That's true!" broke n Blake, wth sudden grm humor. "You're a nothng. A fellow can't even wpe hs shoes on nothng!" The change to sarcasm came as an mmense relef to Wnthrope. "Ah, 1 say now, Blake," he drawled, pullng together hs assurance the nstant the dangerous lght left Blake's eyes, "I say, now, do you thnk t far to pck on a man who s so much your er who s ll and weak?" (TO BE CONTINUED.) INSTINCT THAT SAVED A LIFE. Thoroughbred Horse Refused to Step on Body n Roadway. Stores of the wrsdom of anmals are not few n the present day, when the humane socetes are dong so much to promote the rghts of our dumb brethren, yet each new tale s not wthout ts own pecular nterest. The followng true story concerns a horse belongng to a man lvng n Worcester, Mass., wrtes Mrs. A. R. Knowlton, n Our Dumb Anmals. Prnce was a thoroughbred, hs naturally fne nstncts sharpened and rendered more acute by hs tranng, for he had known lfe on the race track, untl some slght accdent unftted hm for that career and transformed hm nto a carrage horse. He was beng drven homeward one evenng n wnter when dusk was fast renderng even nearby objects nvsble. Suddenly he stopped short, tremblng all over. In van hs drver urged hm to proceed. Prnce refused to str, and the quverng of hs muscles ncreased. At last the drver left hs seat to dscover the cause of ths unusual behavor. It was soon explaned. Just n front of the horse n fact almost beneath hs uprased foot lay a woman who had slpped, fallen and was unable to rse. To avod domg her njury that splendd anmal had resolutely held up hs fore foot for more than a mnute. No wonder he trembled from the stran of hs unaccustomed poston. Protectng New Cement, The problem of keepng people and anmals off a newly lad cement sdewalk, usually a dffcult task, 1B sometmes solved n the manner here shown. A few hours after ths sdewalk was bult soft.drt was thrown over t and a lttle rdge bult along each sde. The drt was then well saturated wth water. Such treatment was found to be effectual n keepng ntruders off, and also furnshed mosture for advantageous settng of the cement. Some thngs go wthout sayng, but a woman sn't one o tfcatn, r 1N YOKOHAMA. Jack 1 wsh I had my sgnal book. Bust me, I'll bet that bend of the wrst means somethng saucy. A New One About Napoleon. A "new" story about Napoleon s necessarly doubtful; the probablty s that t s smply so old that t has been forgotten. However, here s one that Arthur M. Chuquet prnts n L'Opnon as never before publshed. It relatesto Napoleon and Blucher. The emperor receved the general at the castle of Fnkensten, whle he was preparng for the sege of Danzg. He drew hm to a wndow n an upper story and pad hm complments on hs mltary glts, and IJlucler, gong away delghted, descrbed the ntervew to hs ade-de-camp. "What a chance you mssed!" exclamed the latter. "You mght have changed the wh*3le course of hstory." "How?" "Why, you mght have thrown hm out of the wndow." "Confound t!" repled Blucher. "So mght! If only I had thought of t." --New York Evenng Post. From Overhead. A canary hung drectly over the bg square table n the Hungaran restaurant "Once," sad a woman who was dnng there, "the bottom dropped out of the cage, the brd Hew at the orchestra yonder, and we had brd seed n our soup. It was awful." "That remnds me." sad the crosseyed man, "of one tme when we were havng a lttle game of poker on the B. & 0. You know how those trans roll. Well, just about the mddle of the game down came all the grps and dress sut cases straght nto the ktty and broke up the game. Money flew everywhere. We got so mxed we couldn't tell whch had won or where the money was that whoever had won t won. Talk about b : rd seed!" Hs Sze Was Known. "I want some collars anl necktes for my husband!" she ^napped. "Yes, madam." The clerk offered her the latest thng. "What sze are these?" asked the lady. "Why, twelve and a half, madam!" "How on earth dd you guess that?" "Ah," repled the clerk, smlng, "gentlemen who let ther wves select ther collars and tes always take tha 1 " sze: Wld Horses n Southwest. Wld horses are found roamng n bands on the plans of New Mexco, Arzona, Nevada and Calforna. Of HO horses captured by rangers n the Modoc natonal fo:vsl, about half proved to be branded stock whch had grown wld, the others beng horses that had never known the ownershp of man. THE DOCTORS WIFE Agrees wth Hm About Food. A traned nurse snys: "In the practce of my proesson I have found so nnny ponts n favor of Grape-Nuts food that I unhestatngly recommend t. to all my patents. "It s delcate and pleasng to the palate (an essental n food for the sck), and can be adapted to all nges. beng softened wth mk or cream for babes or the ago 1 when defcency of teeth renders mastcaton mpossble. For fever patents or those on lqud det. I fnd 'drape-nuts and albumen water very nourshng and refreshng.' "Ths recpe s my own dea and s made as follows: Soak a teaspoonful of Grape-Nnts n a glass of water for an hour, stran and serve wth the beaten whte of an egg and a spoonful of frut, juce for flavourng. Ths affords a great deal of nourshment that even the weakest stomach can assmlate wthout, any dstress. "My husband s a physcan and he uses Grape-Nuts hmself and orders t many tmes for hs patents. "Personally I regard a dsh of Grape- Nuts wth fresh or stewed frut as the deal breakfast for anyone well or sck." In any case of stomach trouble, nervous prostraton or bran fag, a 10 day tral of Grape-Nuts wll work wonders toward nourshng and rebuldng and In ths way endng the trouble. "There's a Reason," and tral proves. Look n pkgs. for the famous lttle book, "The Road to Wellvlle." Ever read the shove letterf A new oste appear* from tme to tla*e. They are ffeanue, «ra«* sad toll «1 fc Interest* ^ : *> ««WV*H«(ft-<, I'lfa^a 1 nfrhs - H.ftfk. :AV g-l-^'ka.'...,< - lajjajftawk ^.at-at

4 3**!.w-».»tf' f < 35. ft* wkrj *;utd, P. U. ANDREWS <fc CO. raoraoxmt. THUB8DAY, SEPT. 2S, Voole Sam gong to rase the prce of regsterng mal from 8 cents to 10 cents. Another of "downward" revson.. OH DO The Road to Saeees&. has smay obstructon* but none so desperate aa poor health. Succtaa today demands health, but Electrc Btten n the greatest health bulder the world has ever known. It compels perfect acton of stomach, lver, kdneys, bowela, purfes and enrches the blood, and tones and nvgorates the whole system. Vgorous body and keen brau follow ther use. You can't afford to slght Electrc Btters f weak, run down or sckly. Only 50c. 8ol4 by F. A. Robert E. Lovett, the man who has been chosen to succeed E. H. Harrman at the head of the great ralroad system Harrman bult op, once worked as a freght clerk for $10 a week. The provnce of Quebec has forbdden the export of pnlp wood, n spte of Amercan protests. The object seems to be to compel the manufacture of ths wood nto paper n Canadan mlls. Take Kodol at the tmes when you feel what you have eateu s not dgestng. Kodol dgests what you eat so you can eat suffcently of any good wholesome food, f you wll just let Kodol dgest t. Sold by al druggsts. ^ -» The New York boy who was locked up for two weeks for stealng two cents wll probably be good untl he has a chance to steal a ralroad or a bank, as crmes of that class are not punshable. The best remedy we know of n all cases of kdney and bdder trouble and the one w/b /can always recommend s DeWlts Kdney and Bladder plls. They are antseptc and at once assst the kdneys to perform ther mportant work. But when you ask for these plls be postve that you get DeWts Kdney and Bladder plls. There are mtatons placed upon sale to deceve you. Get DeWtts. Insst upon them and f your dealer cannot supply you refuse anythng else n place of them. 8old by all dealers. Albert Young, of Marshall, the frst Calhune county offender to be sentenced for volatng the local opton law, gets sxty days n jal and the judge says future volators wll be more severely dealt wth. A Nght os Bald Mountan. On a lonely nglt Alex Benton of For^ Edward, N. Y., clmbed Bald Mountan to the home of a neghbor, tortured by anthma, bent on curng hm wth Dr. Kngs New Dscovery, that had cured hmself of asthma. Ths wunderful medcna soon releved and quckly cured hs neghbor. Later t cursd hs son's wfe of a severe lung trouble. Mllons beleve ts the greatest Throa: and Lung cure on earth. Coughs, colds, croup, hemorrhsges and Sore Lungs are surely cured by t. Best for Hay Fever, Grp and whoopng cnugh. 50c and $1.00. Tral bottle free. os ay». A. The young man ploddng along today at a small salary; takng orders an they are gven, reportng for work on tme and gvng hs employer the best there s n hm, s beng watched and one day, wthout fal, he wll be summoned nto the managers offce for hs reward. A Harry Up Call- Quck 1 Mr. Druggst Quck A box of Bncklens Arnca Salve here's a quartet For the love of Moses hurry. Babys burned hmself, terrbly John cjt hs foot wth the axe Mames scalded Pa can't walk from ples Blly has bols and my corns ache. She got t and soon Its the greatest heal cored all the famly. er on earth. ay f. A Tms to berrest straw hate. ETSD f a worn*b weghts Ursa hundred pounds, bar husband matt stll oall her H na dear tttle sunshne." Wonder f tbe Moon kssed Mars or Ma's kssed the moon, n that eel pso. We saw tbe kssng bnt were too far away to decde. Fowlervlle far Oct. 5, 6, 7, 8. They have a large lne of speoal attractons for etch afternoon as well as the regular exhbt. Baloon ascent on a, base ball, etc. Tbe conventon of stammerers and stutterers recently held a meetng. Just say stammerers and stutterers sx tmes and you'll be ready to go as a delegate. About fve weeks ago W. R. Randall burned some worms nests on bs orab apple tree and the burned branohes are now ncely n blossom. Fowlervlle Beyew. The sherff of Jackson county has sezed a dray load of tbe so-called "temperance" beer, manufactured at the Eberle brewery and stored t at the jal as evdence to sustan complants. The constant attenton and consequent expense of mantenance whch a drt road requres would n many cases pay the soet of a good macadam road n a short tme. And thnk of the superor servce and better satsfacton n every way. Here's a recept that housewves wll fnd worth the tral durng ther fall honsecleanng: When washng wndows put a tablespoonful of turpentne n a basn of water. Wash wth a chamos skn and they wll not need to be wped dry and polshed. In Qenessee county the queston of good roads was submtted to tbe people last sprng and carred. At the meetng of the board of supervsors n October the commsson wll recomend the rasng of 12 on each $1000 valuaton to begn work wth next year. Ex. Roy Sprague of Howell who has become well known to the people of ths county by hs connecton wth tbe telephone busness, has resgned as Manager of the Mchgan State lne to enter the auto busness as sales agent for the F. K. Cook Auto Sales agency ot Cleveland, Oho. Ar. S. has many frends who wsh hm success. Arrest Porters on Tran. The followng s clpped Democrat of last week. from the A few days ago t came to the attenton of Prosecutng Atty> Robb and Sherff Stoddard that lquor was beng sold on tbe trans n ths county. The detaled deputes to nvestgate the Ann Arbor and Pere Marquette trans last evenng and after purchasng a quantty of beer and whskey on each road, arrested W. C. Dobbs of the Pere Marquette and James Hll of the Ann Arbor ralroad. W. C. Dobbs was arragned ths mornng and bs examnaton set for Sept. 27. The Ann Arbor has 185 mles thru dry countes wth only one wet place at Coperash. Ths s the frst along tha lne and tb outcome wll be watched wth much nterest. Wth the post offce defct refusng to dmnsh, Postmaster General Htchcock s nclned to beleve that the customers n hs lne want to much for ther money. No one wants or uaes more of t than tbe U. S. Senators and congressmen who send ont hundreds of tons of ubelefls stuff annually on whch no postage s pad. Take out the government (free) lst and t wll not cost so much each year n fact there would be a balance n the treasury. tto Wth k Rasa. The demand for that wonderful Stomaoh Lver «rd Kdney cure, Dr. Kngs New Lfe Plls, s astoundng. F. >, Sgler aafa he nevsr saw the lke. Its because they nevsr fal to cure soar stomach, con- ' tpaton, Indgeston, Bloumeas, Jaun- dce, Sck headache, Chlls and Malara. Only 25c. There s talk of a ehetae factory at FowlernHe. Wth one t Webbervlla, ths wll be olose quarters, Sna the asarahj aad seaure law took effect tha lqtor sales o one drug* gst n Flnt dropped from 775 a weak to 17. That's gong down some. Fowlervlle Standard. Snce the search aad seaure law went nto effect tbe polce have beta busy and several arrests have been aad goods sesed. It mght ha well f the offcers of other places kept an eye open. Sunday I was talkng wth two men who formerly spent the most of ther earnngs at the saloons. One sad "from one pay day to the next I never bad a qent n tbe house but now there s as mnob as $25 to $50 at all tmes, and besdes, I feel better." Tbe other man sad he never had a bank account before n hs lte. Fowlervlle Standard. Man Man Do not tal to see our lne of PHOTO POST CARDS of the Vllage and scenes at the Lakes and Rver Huron. Vllage Man Street, lookng west from Mll Street Street, lookng Howell Street Street, lookng Howell Street west east from from Man. Street, lookng east from Mll Street Howell Street, lookng south from Man Pearl Street Unadlla Street Mll Town Hall All Cfjurches Scljool Buldng Santarum Mll Pond Poro Grounds' Brdge and Dam Scenes fnd Others Resort Scenes Peac] Mountan from the Bluffs Lakes from Peach Mountan Fjuer Scenes from Base Lake Cottages on Base and Portage Base Lake from South ^ T/je Bluffs and Seueral Others The Dspatch Offce PINCKNEY, MICHIGAN Also, See Our Lne Of 1-Cent Post Cards '' \ } *+ *.< '* sv. '* * ' tf.«(hrstmas Ir domng ' Gve Your Frends Somethng dfferent ths year. K Oall and examne and leave an order for a beautful WATER COLOR OR A BOX OF Hand Panted Statonery I have already flled several orders. Don'f Put It Off Too Long. Natonal Dffereneee. "Chnamen are very dfferent from us te one thne, ant they, popt" "In a treat many, but what's your oner* "Why, If a Chnaman don't get a yellow-jacket on hm, he's stunsr." rteworlds G«^ IV It H NS FAMINE LIGHT RUNMMG r^ Iyoa want ether a Vt bra tng BhuUle, Rotaw nahntueor a Bngle Thread [Chan btch] Bewtug Machne wrte to fllslw KM! SEWINIMACHIRE COMPART Orange* M jmachne* are made to lellretardles 4 qaatfcr, butthe New Home It made to wc-". Ottff guaranty never runs out he/ SMUfcorlae* dealers osuj. FOB ftalb BY PATENTS fhocurco AND DCreNOBO. J 8 / nd ^l drawng or photo, tor expert nearcn and free report. Free advce, how to obtan patents, trade marks, eopyrfcuta, etc, N ALL COUNTRIM. Busness drect v/uh Washngton savts tme, money and often the patent. Patant and Infrlngamant Practce Exclusvely. Wrte or come to u«at IS Itteth Street, ope. Untes Hates Patent Oftee, WASHINGTON, O. C. GASNOW r ACME QUALIfy If t's a lurcacs to be panted, enameled, taned, varnshed, or fnshed n any way, there*! an Acme Qualty Knd to ft the purpose., ^ t Mss Florence Andrews Area Not tha Bggest Fader. Any scentfc farmer oan tell modern Malthuses that It s cheaper to rase a certan product on 60 well farmed than on 100 poor ae Area and ts present yeld may at> most be dsregarded n fgurng was* populaton the earth can support. Nervous Headache "I know from experence that Dr. Mles' Ant-Pan Plls wll releve severe cases of headache quckly." MRS. GEO. S. HENRY, Sullvan, Wash. In many persons the least exctement, exerton or rrtaton cause* headache. They cannot attend church, theatre, places of amuse* ment, travel, or mngle n a crowd wthout sufferng an attack of headache. The nerves of the bran are ' easly excted, and ths rrtable condton causes pan. Such persona should take Dr. Mles' Ant-Pan Plls before startng ont, or on the frst ndcaton of an attack. The/ nvarably releve all such msery. The frst packses wll bsnaflt; If net, your druggst wn return your monsy. FRANK L ANDREWS WARY PUBLIC ( 2$ WITH SMI *T- S**TCH OFF CE PATENTS promptl yobtaloeslnateonbtrlea^f^ers^ TRAM4taaRS. CaTeaMand Copyrtahtt wwltletered. Hend Sketch, Model or Photo, for PRSB IMPORT on patentah Uty. Patent practce exclusvely. smr RlrKSIMCIS. Send 4 cents In stamps for oar two nvaluable hooka on MOW TO STAIR and SILL PAT- BRTS, Whch oneawupay.howtogetapart. ner, patent law and other valuable nformaton. D. SWIFT & CO. PATINT LAWYIRS,,303 Seventh St., Washngton, D. C. Fall Pantng t Lke Fre Insurance You nsure your home aganst fre. Why not nsure t aganst decay caused by sunshne, ran, snow and sleet? They destroy as certanly as fre, unless the surface s protected wth good pant. ACME QUALITY HOUSE PAINT (New Era) * gves the greatest durablty and beauty, and best ressts ran and shne. It costs less because t takes less and lasts longer. Let us show you the latest fashonable color combnatons. J. C' DDTKEL, Pnckney, Mch, 4 %*r..^2 at/*?; 1 *;. ''.^"JjafRSjRjjK frafj "

5 *. wtmm ^" M'-ISHj v -¾»*», nm++t* * " «,»lh>t/».*.»«no MORE HEADACHE. SALLADE'5 Nerve-Alga Sold wd slver Housohe Powder*. A postve and permanent cure for all forma of headache and neuralga. «*JL» compounded by one of ttle beat chea&r sta n the Unted States. ToatVely 1 has no morphne or dangerous opate m ts composton and wll cure the most volent headache caused by blousness or nervousness n ten mnutes t used as drected* 'It leaves te head clear and brght, and xhe strengtlr renewed." There s nothng <'just as good." Can be taken by an nfant and leaves no after affects. A faw of the many tastlaonala we lme receved. Mn. Del ArevTU, Md*on, Wse., wrtee: "Your Nne Alga Headache Powders have entrely cured m of Bok Headache." Mrs. Wo. Flmore, Albany, N. Y., wrte* t "Nothng lke your Nerve AMa Headache Powders. They have pored of Perod<»l Haadaoam-Woul* not UewthBat them?'", Mr. W. B." Pearl,"Waseca, Mnn., wrtes': r-we oonjd not he wthout your Nerve Alas ft«m%s» Wowdere/'.7J 2f cents a box at all druggsts. Wrte for free sample. SALLADE* CHEMICAL CO., Fond-du-Lac, - Ws. mn «M. J Rooms Per Day 1 DETROIT, MICHIGAN European 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE ATENTS TRADE MARKS DltlONS -z.. COPYRIGHTS AC AMJ^VH^ /"nflfrg a sketch omt descrpton m»f»ul k/ -"oru o*r opnon j'ree whether an nventon» >'»^b»^jy P»t«;'t«hle A^"»''»u»»<*- tlont»rtcr)rcou«ntll. HANDBOOK on I'atenU eetrn^ <M<Wm ttcency loreecunnjrmteuta. Patw.^tuJwpr llroukh Mum & Co. receve ' pec«(«>«a fwbbut churae, n tbe Sclestlfc Jfmercat. /. *S^c:unneJr s WnjBttated weekly. J truest Ox- t 'TSm c,r aoy%etentflo Journal. Term*. S3 a ur; mr rnont tba II. Sud by all newsdealers. Ice, &» V BU Washngton, D.C. Electrc Btters SucdSfco*. when everythng else fals. In nervous prostraton and female -weaknesses they are the supreme remedy, as thousands, have testfed. FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND STOMACH TROUBLE t s the best medcne ever sold over a druggst's counter. 100 Rooms! 50 Rooms wth bal Qub Beakfa&t from 25 cents up Large, well lghted dnng room on parlor floor, and cafe grll loom on ground floor. P«Day T 1 = r* 1^ WO* *V== Dnng Room and Cafe 'l' 1.'«"- J,, 1 m**m~m Table d'hote dnner at noon *fd n 8 nt» ^ ccnl Lady water* n man dnng room POST/ L & MOR-^Y, Propret ;r» 1 THE GLOBE GASOLINE ENGIfJESJ Every practcal ft»mer should have one. A Bower ao hajdy and so easly managed, sq,ready :%ndax> laexpoawv, fludaso maay dettos on the *Sver3e farm that t s lkely to be n operaton *>r at least part of almost every workng day n the year. Doea not requre a sklled operator. Any man or boy of ordnary ntellgence can operate one of the Globe Gasolne Engnes. The desgn of the Globe Engne Is smple ana \ compact, and admrably adapted to the resst- J ance of stran. The materal and workmanshp are the best. Absolutely relable. Economcal n fuel consumpton. Can be ran «ftt»perfect eafety. A fall guarantee acoompans f* B engne. _ '. Send for caulofoe and prk»*sv ftobt FOUNDRY t MURINE COMMHT. Shlwyf* *"«SESE That Lame Back Means Kdney Dsease And to Releve the Lame and Achng Back, L You Must Frst Releve the Sdneys There l no Queston about that st all for the lame and achng sack 1B caused by a dseased coa,* 4ton of the kdneys and bladder. It s only common sense, any way that yo must cure a condton to removng the cause of the conswso. And lame- and achng tack tot.by any means the, only Jr of derangement of' the _eys and bladder. Yhere, are a gtthltude of well-known and unmstakable ndcatons of a more or less dangerous condton. Some of these are, for nstance: Extreme and 1 unnatural lasstude_ajd»wear- Bos^ ^ r r-rvousrlfrtab'lfy, ~rvou*r~lrrtab heart lrree;;:larty, M 'ner\t*s sn^ge M *a!eeplessness and nablty to secure 8rest, scaldng sensaton and sedest n the urne, nflammaton of e bladder and passages, etc. DeWtfs Kdney amt Bladder Ws are an exceptonally merltotl- *sa ramedy fbr any and* all affeo stons or dseased condtons of these organs. These Plls operate drectly and 'promptly and ther benefcal results are at once felt. They regulate, purfy, and effee- \\j fhjea aj>d : restore the ktfl, bladder'and lver, to per\ *T- m E. C. DeWtt ft Co^ Chcago, HI., want every ms> and woman who have the least suspcon that they arr, nfm-prt x<th, kulncy rnd h" r!-..taocs to at one2 wrte t v, ::\, Snd healthy condton -even In and a tral box of these Plls wll be sjsss 9t te most sdrsass oases. I sest tree by return mall postpad. ALL DRUGGISTS IU. tp! from" you* employer, don't your' frrr Tps, afm^abfects, fends and puppy degm' tals. She'd gve Henry. t. A?ftLa$t r a tp thst; would] Jar Sm! ^. < "Invest n a home, you Blly boy * Resort and see what a' fne housekeeper I'd make," ahtt laughed. Henry threw, away bs cgar. "" ' W "Maud," he sad, "you've spoken In Really, the game looked dewperute. a Joke what I've been tryng to say Somethng had to be done at once. for mottuga. Your brother told me but what* I'd SSYSf SSve the courage to.pro- Maud had used *> jpqbr and now I've done t!" all the HtUe wles L* s that nght Maud wrote one she knew of to l «**WPf Dut Jt was a specal delvery admake Henry-»n«sk drusjjd to her brother. the words ah^p longed to hear.,... She would have ^Wtts Lttle fcrrly W>*, Uc plea* been perfectly wl- aut, safe, sure, easy lltle lver plls. A lng for hm to salve you ruu.y always u\:>eud upon n any ma w ' Does a woman Havo to ever tre of those Fast" smple words? "You'll Run Maud ddn't thnk so. At any rate, she was wllng to rsk t f only Henry would say them. say 1 them-" agah ''case whfre y>u may need u salve, n Lteand yet... agan. '; WttCarbolzed Wtch 11 a^el s.lve especally guud for pleb. Sold by all lrugt^atw. All the uewa for»1-1h> per year. But Henry ddn't. M J -" -.- -, - ' ' Henry had the reputaton of beng ->. Va-» /*" * L bashful. Many of Maud's grl frends j <f*w 111(611(}} }l$ptu tt had sent words of encouragement out to meet hm half way. but to no aval. ' Maud's brother told her t was no use tor her to set her cap for/henry,! because Henry was wary and exceedngly lght of foet. Therefore' Maud had declared tha any>jgrl cou,ld land hm f he ddn't realze that he was beng landed. "You'll have to run fast f you get hm, Maudle," sad her brother. How surprsed Henry had been to ftnd her n that' Jlac'e, HO carefully selected by hm 'because of the ahng! Hs surprse, however, was small When compart wth'maud's astonshment to, see Henry, raomflg- up the narrow walk wth ha sutcase n hs J bdfltrj'tlon Prce gl u Advauce. utbea at cr-.e PusDoact; M Pluckuey, J4<-lj<flL >ta aecunu-claoc) uatter Advttrcfnu mtht uae known on applcaton. F R A N K L. A N D R E W S EDIT'JKb AJ.J HKOHWItTOHb. do CO CHURCHtS. tut.'. Experence unn'.--:r_.'. Any one can starl Hu'.mg 'l'entln ;u:. a*.,^* ;;n!aee8 KrUUUlST KUSCUPAL CllL'KCl. ard bull np : {.tyt^ -nul perajcenl tus- M Kev. U.t. -t.tlu a pttutor.aervceb ever> Snlay uauruu^ a 10::-o, '.ud every Sa.'sv Hess wll.'u, ca >:t. '.1:*;.J.''.-,\l\ :ud evenng at V :JV u'cluck. l'rayer uuetua T»«rb lay cveuu t 'r<. auduy s'uool at cluee of tuur \ ubtructout f-ec. A'lu.t "VON,'' >ucu^auvkc MlbdMAWV VJkNt'Ul''.'tUIt.! cess Mag:!:'/;je. Ku"!u 1 >' '), S.:c :e-^ Mag.t znc buhlr.lt. J>\M V-"» '.>', N. v. hand. She had wholly forgotten that /10-NUKKGA'ONAL CUUKCt. hs sster had told her where Henry \,' Key. A. G. Gate* Jaetor. rer-vlceevej-\ Sudy muraa^ *,.J:J dud every bund*: was ntendng to spend hlb vacaton! eveufl*; tt T:w; o'cjek. Prayer meetng Tuurt Well, t was all over now and those I ^ evealus'. aaal*y echoo at ojoee of morn BOYS: tn.-: c >;.r.\:;;.\ ::ICYCLE n,...., T^ ujser^le. Ars, Grace Orotj'Jt, suot J. A. pretty summer clothes had been : FREE! th-t-aes, '.*tl"'f -.1.:. '.«? y,nr cadwell sec. frends t>. >;''>c'!:- t>>.jiu- ;;t :^:./.1:1^ and. wasted, for they couk: not be con-1 verted nto busness gowns for the I ^-T. MAIU'S 'JAI'UOLIU 'Jut«'J.. Servcet broker's offce where Maud dd the 1 ^ «e*. JI..J.. oomuerord, Low uajb I'aatot at.;>l)0 Cln:, typewrtng. On the other hand, they ulgh^abb^uc^bermonat 10 %: m. uatecq. would have been just the thng to ^:ou o. m., veepereau. bo. juctod»t7;au p.'- work nto a trousseau. Ah, well, lfe s made up of dsappontments. She SOCIcTIES; mght have to pull George out of the dscard only Maud hated to have her fpue A. O. II. Socety of ttle place, meeta ev.31 -, brother say: "I told you so." X thrd Sualay ntue Kr. Mttuew Utll. John Tuomey aaa ->1. T. Helly, County Da.^ato It seemed a century to her slnoe she had frst planned her weddng trp 'Mlll^V.C. T. U. meot the second Saturday 01 wth Henry as leadng man. Sometmes t was te Nagara, sometmes to Luadally nvted. Mrs: 1.UML sller, Prea. Mrs J. HMO month at J:.w, p. ;u. ; Ue houo ot tnc uetubers ISveryonv mu'resthd u tumperaoce s New York. Once when qute desperate, she had even thought of takng he C T. A- aud J5..-» n.e. 01 tula ulttte, Uf Jenne Barou, Sucetary. hm wthout any travelng coupons. I every turd ^Jt'uay.-.".»»nn^ m the Fr..\ Agan, just after she had succeeded n!!l,!vv lm J >t 1' u1w.1', I r '-ddent. gettng hm nto a dscusson on the cost of two lvng as cheaply as one, and was feelng that he mght be Meetevery Frdayevenng on or before full u tue uuoa.kt U1011 Uall u ue swartaou um. Vatnn brotlterfc at J ordallyavted. C. V. VauWulle,.-ar n^ut CJIUILSUUH N. P. Mortaupoa, - Keoord Keter P... J.ckou, - Pnauoe Keeper LvuKtU'n l.od^e, No.T'J, f*' 4. A,.M. Koguk- t'ouuujcau 'u.»du> evfuuk, t»u or In o> tlt'ull ot Le laoun. P. t». J ckson, W.. LtDEKUF PA.^'KKN sralljtumm8<>(cl U»u O te Frduy *vt';nl, r followng u< t'c.u.' I k A. M. meet!^',,\t R ;,X;TTh VAt.N, \\. M. coaxed further, he sad: "f dared to take a flat wth one of the fellows!" Then Maud felt that anythng would do for a frst trp. Now Henry's vacaton was over and no announcement cards were n sght. Fate was playng tag wth Maud's heart beats on ths last evenng n the shelter of the porch. Henry! / ^.,: ;u DP MUDRUN WDUUAIKN would depart to-morrow and Maud Vyrpt Tmrduy vrnu^ ut each M,: Muccabe** lal). C. L, (rrn^s V. P J would reman only long enough to ' conceal her real reason for gong LAl>I and 1 -rd S.turl'v or t-m'11.^n 11 HI home, Perhaps George would be bet-. ter. alter all! "It's our last evenng together," sghed Henry, Maud sghed for a dfferent reason. Deep n her heart, was a lttle resentment a feelng of "What's the use?" The stage settng was just rght to catch even a man as shfty as Maud's : brother sad Henry was. Maud, how- ' ever, was blnded by her resentment and couldn't see the stage settng. She was thnkng of her pretty summer clothes- gong to waste! "I wsh t. was longer," lamented Henry. "1 can lot. t out after It Is washed though t. wll never be as pretty," mourned Maud. ''What do you mean? I was speakng of the evenng." "I was thnkng of ths pretty whte dress." She was careless now at what he thought. "It. s pretty. Smple and yet stunnng." Maud thought: "He s no judge of clothes or of ther cost, hut t doesn't matter now. I mght have broken hm to the smple dresses and ther prce, f " M ee 1 h n K. <). T. M..: 1. V>t:u -.>.'.'t'>,.., ;ted, I.; A <', \ 1 >va r, 1,,1! v ( un..!.!:v K NU ' 11 "Ths sn't, the frst tme I've worn j ;LI t, Henry," she sad, dscouraged that!\ n her efforts had been wasted. "I! c n. thnk I'll go and wrte some letters*!-" -'> now.",..... j.' 1 m From ths you can guess how dscouraged she was. "Wrke letters!" exclamed Henry. 'On a nght lke ths! Stay I'll smoke and keep the mosqutoes away." "A mnute then I must go and wrte to congratulate Sade. She landed her T mean they landed la New York yesterday." "Lucky dog! Now Jm wll have a home.- What wesntyou say. Maudte, tf I asked you ** Maud's slugg.-'" % f^rt gave -> bound. 1 n h l.v; A 1. dl'..ll*.,. A:ul>w- I',.\, uubl\lbs GAKLS. ^. H. F-. S'GLE.8 M. D- L, MGLER V!. C Vb 1,.::. aut»n<.t'u ' run kr.r DKS. SlaLKR & ::...: Ml.. -.U' _ I'JIIV Al I'll! <» prouptly ;\;.n,.j. W. BlUD PRACTICAL AUCTIONEER SITSFACTION UHRASTEEO C or u.'cr; UIMI! Ar ra u E. u V.\ ITU, '. Pt'Xt.fl Ct'. A.M-r C X. C 1 S;,!st^^ handkerchef. ^Askfc'd me what. Henry.?",,, 'Asked get whaf.f a-good nvestment CAT a fellow's money. You ggt MODI.. <" \ N : : ;.-. cc! ll n' llt' I'tlektU'V L>I>- A:, 1:-:, 1W-U* Fee ula: '. PIUHIC I.KNKKM. \ r r;)x,n u IjaranVtal. J- '!"--<: : ;: otlce : : -. ' ' I. * :: utac a I )Cl. u,. % \chs-a^! vcforu.',- ' r address h 1 pllolh 1 ;.!R EXCHANGE ^0 ROBBERY r um*r^, Q«te Our Sweet Cwn..»fH o.-es to Us Her Lttle Meton**'*'*!' Amerca's awtjet corn 0¾ bees trssv ed for' Rumana's lttle' watermelons. Horace G. Knowlea, ex-amercan mnster to Rumana, who 1 soon to start for hu new post as mnster, to NtoslagUd 'consummated the transacton n the nterest of good lvng.,...: When' Mr. Knowles found,tss xaslou, about the> sze of a grapefrut, -rowng n the Carpathan foothlls, he realzed that t would be just tbe thng to serve nt'.!.ally n Amerca. He obtaned a ;; ' nrty o' tht^ seed and tr::s'tted t ro the department of as:-.;lture.' The lttle melons have been cultvated wth success at the government experment statons s those regons where huge Amercas melons are grown. Havng ganed ths desrable delcacy. tu ', Mr. Knowlos was anx : ot:s LO rep: y '' lft.!' notced th*!t LH people,. '.1 -rs 1 to sweet corn. Acjnnll.-,.:.. 11b-, lamtd tseed for-ths p>roducv from the! department of agrculture, hred several plots of ground hmself, and nstructed the Rumanans 'n ts culture, --'hl:'! Ipha TMerer. WANTED S-uc>* M- ; gazre w;us an eh.njjjelc :nd n. ^poasjc tuna.. wnumn ' u l J nckney u c^u j u; r r rene.v!- and solct new >ulj?>er jt'.* :.:! )^ 'a 1! or -pstre we wll make y.n - prese::: :' T'l' 1 ColUQlha leve ;!;!>.-' <.; : ','. Ask for ps'tcu'ars, >' :<».;:;. a'n, «MI-..' -,< te!lr<* 'How to St u -." '>.'': -- ' ' lcycle Man" -Jt-ol I-::, -: ^Jnd >;..\' M. Y- :k t y. N. V. ^3 w» A PROMPT, EFFECTIVE REMEDY FOR ALL FORM8 OF] RHEUMATISM 1 Lumbnwm, Scatca, Nevalgm, Kldnmy Troublm and Kndred Dlmaasem, Appled externally t affords almost n* [stant relef from ran, whle permanent results are benj? effected by takln* t nterna'.ly, purfyn* the blood, dssolvng tn<' posonous substance and removng t' from tbe system. DR. C L. GATES Hancock, Mna.. wrtes: 'A lttle ^'Ir: hev hal such.¾ «-PI!;!. wrte a lned hy ahematlsm and Klney Tr,nM<> that ^he roull not tandonherf'-ft. Tho mnmont t:ey put her down on the floor sh.' would -vream wth pans ' I treated her wttk "5 -n'ol'a" a-.d t,xla.y she runs around as well an.l la'pvasc-an bo I prvscrlh,-' -.fvdko*s" for av -.T.:;,T.ts '.ud u?" t u my practce " Larj* Rlxe Bottle 'T-nrfOPS'', «no DoccaVl l.oo. For 8alo hy l»r, lt.'ut«* SWAN80N IHEUMATrC CURE 30MPA»Y,!>«>pt 80 17* t.!k«htr»>et. c:hc;n SWA JcON Act qn?ck!y and frentv V-jcn t'e deestve ors:an^. car-yr.c,^ tat» (lsturbnffelement- a:u. -; '.'-' «j :^. healthy enn^toa : '.:.: '..-:, stomach and bowels. THE BEST REMEDY FOR CONSTIPATION SIC* Hm»rtt>unt, ##«*dukft», Be/o.'f/.-v Soar mtomaoh. JLtvor Troubf*.. : 2T> C«nts f'_- Go* A? DRUOO r.ts EARN STOVE MONEY by barng from yonr dealer ths ranjre at balf the prce that s aaked by other frms. Our modern method of nrarchandank enables us to make ths phennmnal offer whch none ofrour competton can meet. $2S,90 bays ths handeomelarge DOMESTIC WINNER RANGE Ju?t as shown by en It ts made from porlnhed bn st«( 1, haa nx cover*, one of whch la Motonal, asbestos lneal, cast flue strps and fuel cup, screw draught regsters, duplet grate, lsmnch ov?r\, r?cf r ^ervor and hgh closet. Nckel trmmed. A guarantee accompanes each rang* 1. Nomal- rrlerhowsecantonch ths prce. lfyonrflcaterw.l not order ths X-.TMRP for yon, then let ns shp f drect. We are anxous to establsh agences u every communty. Dont mss a good thng when t s offered. We have been n busness for forty-eght years. QHIo a fro, III. <v? ' «#:'. -^ ' «""f;;*. w^t't&w'*-

6 ^.1,. «*.. ' ' - *. : : * ^ «' J '. tfetfltt TP. ' Mrs. W. So your husband has gone fshng? Mrs. H. Yes. Mrs. W. I hope he wll catch a nce lot and brng them home* lra. Hj~rl don't knew whejther he w^u catch any or not, but he wll brng some home. He always takes hs pocketbook when he goes fshng. The Root of Altrusm. The three" eternal roots of altrustc energy are these: Frst, the prncple of justce; that there s a moral law before whch all men are equal, so that I OugnFto "help my neghbor to hs rghts. Second, the prncple of charty;that I owe nfnte tenderness tq any shape or knd of man, however unworthy or ageless to the state. Thrd, the prncple of free wll; that I can reatty decde to help my neghbor, and am truly dsgraced f I do not do so. To ths may be added the dea of a defnte judgment; that s, that the acton wll at some tme terrbly matter to the helper and the helped. G. K. Chesterton. $100 Reward, $100. The readers of thto paper wll be pleased to learn that tbereto at least one dreaded dsease that scence baa been able to cure n all )\a stages, and tbat s Catarrh, Hall's Catarrh Cure Is U» only postve cure now known to toe medcal fraternty. Catarrh beta*- a eonstltutlonal dsease, requres a eoostuu* Usaal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure k taken nterttsjty, httksg drectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroyng the foundaton of the dsease, and gvng the patent strength by buldng up the consttuton and aselsttbj^asvra In.dong ts work. The propretara have BWM* Am n ts curatve powers that «bey offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that t fals to cure. Send for lst of testmonals Address T. J. CHENEY * CO.. Toledo, a 'Bold by alt Drufnrsts, 75c. Take Hall's Famly Plls for cowtsattoo. v Its Troubles. The famly skeleton complaned. "I wouldn't mnd beng exhbted once In awhle*" sad the skeleton, arfculjttng,,wjth dffculty through ts set teeth, "but they ar me so frequently n the courtroom, where the ar Is always notorously bad.",but who ever thnks of lookng at anch exhbtons from the famly skeleton's pont of vew? No Shape n It. " Dd she leave her busness n good shape?" "No; she couldn't. There s no shape n her busness. She's a fashonable dressmaker." AFTER SUFFERING TEN YEARS Cured by Lyda E. Pnkham's Vegetable Compound MAHLTON, N-T. I feel that LydaE. rnkham'g V'-yetable Compound has I gven me new lfe. II suffered for ten years wth serous female troubles, nflammaton, ulceraton, ndgeston, nervousness, and could not sleep. Doctors gave me up, as they sad my troubles were chronc. I was n despar, and dd not care whether I lved or ded, when I read abot Lyda E. Pnkham's vegetable Compound; so I began to take t, and am well agan and releved of aft my sufferng. ty Mrs. GEORGE JOITDT, BOX 40, Marlton, 2JJ. Lyda E. Flnkham's Vegetable Compound,, made from natve roots and neros, pontans no narcotcs or harmful drags, and to-day holds the record for the largest number of actual cures of femsfe dseases we know of, and thousaadsof voluntary testmonalsare on fle n the Pnkham laboratory at Lynn, Mass., from women who have been sored from almoat every form of female complants, nflammaton, ulceraton, dspladetoents,nbrod tumors, rregulartes, pexodopans, backache, ndgeston and nervous prostraton. Every sufferng woman owes t to herself to gve Lyda E. Ptokham/s Vegetable Compound a tral. If ytmwonra Uke apodal advce about yo«rca#e wrtofsoonfdental letter to Mrs. Plnkham, at Enacmutk EMT dvm * AM* «&tl«slwv* belpful & v* *»»"'"»«* s5sp The Fullerton Salvage Case By Gaorg* G^OH^D LCopyrght, by J. B. Upplnoott Co.) Denlarn, the superntendent of the Naqually Lght and Power Company, was loungng on the veranda of hs log bungalow, feelng well content wth the outcome vt a good week's work. There was a slght rustlng among the yne neydles, and he turned bs head. Approachng hm, wth slow and not very confdent footsteps, was a man one u the derelcts of cvlzaton. Hs face, evdently young, had the stubby growth of a ten days' beard; hs eyes had, a hungry, yet hopeful look; hs clothes were faded \ and tattered. "Well?" sad Denhan questonngly. "1 understand you want men, $Ir Denham," repled the man. The superntendent started at the voce. It was a qualty entrely out of accord wth the dlapdated appearance of the owner. He looked agan, keenly ths tme, and then pulled hs own hat down over hs eyes. "What can you do?" he demanded. "Strng up wres, look after conductors, assemble a dynamo, or rewnd and armature," repled the man smply. "Well," sad Denham, after a pause, "you'll have to confess, my frend, that your appearance doesn't back up your statements. What's wrong wth you?" "Klondke and whsky! Too much money one tme, too lttle another!" From under tho brm of hs hat, Denham noted the weary, desparng look of the man. "Got any more to tell?" he asked abruptly. "Not about myself you would not a swngs hs glasses and the lawyer twsts hs har, and the prsoner lerton's bedsde, he saw nstantly that hs foot back and forth. When I am somethng had gone wrong. There sck there's nothng more annoyng was a ragng pulse and a flushed face. than those lttle habts. I don't know "Feelng worse, Bob?" he asked anxously. habts th t are very unpleasant when a soul who hasn't got some few "Pull up a char, Dck. I've somethng to tell you," sad Fullerton ex agree wth me. People are not good I am sck, and I thnk everybody wll care to hear t. It's just the old, mserable story homesckness, the ex ctedlyctement of success, then takng loss just how to begn. Fnally he they have some harmless lttle habt, Then he seemed to be at a n a sckroom as a rule just because thngs as they come; gong wth the sad, wth a moan: lke rockng volently n a char or current, mentally and morally. Stll," "I left a grl over there" rollng beatng a tattoo on the table, or fddlng wth somethng n the hands." he added slowly, "1 thnk, f 1 got to hs eyes toward the east. "She's been handlng the 'juce' agan, I'd be all watng for me all ths tme. That rght. 1 don't want to make promsee, alone ought to have kept me straght. but gve me a chance, won't you?" Wasted on Hm. We were to have marred before ths "Yes," sad Denham, after lookng Casey, becomng wealthy, nvted at least, that s what I thought. I across the lake a few moments. "You some of hs old frends n to dnner. came out here to-make my ple, and can report at the power-house on After dnner, Casey pased around the I've " Monday mornng. cgars. They were bg, fat, black cgars, that cost hm 40 cents each. "See here, old man," nterrupted It was sx weeks before Denham saw Denham, "you don't want to worry hm agan. Jones had been placed Hogan, takng hs cgar, bt about about those thngs now. You're gettng along all rghtt, you know." under the power-house engneer, and half of t off and frazzled the other by hm put to work on the transmsson lne. Ths kept hm n the half n lghtng t. "I've got to worry about t, Dck! "Man, man," sad Casey. "What are woods, replacng guy-lnes and anchors, clmbng poles, and nspectng There's more to t. I want you to yez afther don' t' that seegar? 'Ts help me and ths, thng won't wat. a tne seegar, a fne seegar. Have ye conductors. He was out of Denhara's I I dd pretty well the frst year;'and no apprecaton of a lno seegar?" sght altogether, but not out of hs then well, the clmate's hard,-you "The' truf Is," repled Hogan, as mnd. The superntendent made nqures and found that Jones was do know, Dck, and I went to peces. 1 he chewed off another nch of hs cgar. "I've bnsmokn' a pope so long never dd any good, after that. But I ng well. wrote her that I was makng money. I can't tell th' dfference betwxt u Sometmes told her that I was too When Denham saw hm he was at fve an' a tn." busy to wrte lengthy partculars. the top of a twenty-foot pole. The And all the tme I was gong down hll superntendent wated tll he descended, and then held out hs hand. I kept on tellng her fary stores. "Well, Bob Fullerton, how do you "And now look at ths!" and pullng a letter from hs bosom, he lke t?" flung The man started know me, then?" "I knew you the frst day, Hob; but as you wshed to keep t to yourself, I thought I wouldn't break n. Great Scott, man! you don't suppose I'd forget my old college chum, do you?" "I ddn't know, Denham. Guess I was pretty well dsgused." "That's all over now, old man." "I hope so," snd Fullerton wstfully. "Ths lfe s good for me. I'm all rght when I'm on the old work." "It sn't much of a job for you," sad ]>nham, "but. there are chances. Tlere's one now. We've got to put a new nght engneer on. Shpley's gong to Seattle. You can have the job If you want t. It means bettor pay, of course, and a chance to show what's n you." "Of course I'll take t, Denham, and I'll hold t down, too, I guess." Fullerton had been runnng the dynamos for about a week when one of. there were four kegs of gant-powder 8 that shed enough to blow the entre plant out of the townshp. Wth a gasp of despar be sesed the key and rushed to.the shed fumblng badly at the great padlock whle the Queues were even then lckng over the eaves. Wrencang the door open, he sprang n, sesed a keg, carred t out, and flung t some dstance away. A second and a thrd tme he repeated ths, dodgng n beneath a seethng mass of flame from whch sparks and burnng chps were already falng. AB he reached the door for the fourth tme, a couple of-short, lght rafters fell n, accompaned by a mass of smaller stuff, showerng down drectly upon the remanng keg. Wth a howl of dsmay he sprang back and dashed away, but before he had gone a dozen yards the exploson came, and he was crushed to the ground. It was two hours before Denham and some assstants arrved. They had been warned by the extngushng of the lghts of Brookvlle that there was trouble along the lne, or at the power-house. They found the power-house ntact except for broken wndows but outsde was the unconscous Fullerton, pnned down by a heavy jost, one leg doubled up beneath hm and two rbs broken. On the fourth day afterward, when Denham made hs usual vst to Ful- wth. "So you It towards Denham wth an Intensty of despar and btterness. The superntendent opened t and glanced over the frst paragraphs. He saw nothng n them to so excte hs frend. The gst of t came later:».' n.'.dj,y. 1 s. '.'. And Fulerton tossed about In su«so angush of mnd as haply comes to but?ft* lh*t In utttr* v«arte«jss came 4tful snatches of sleep,- brngtng vsons of the grl ofttmes lovng, 1 sever reproachful. Once he 1 saw he* fgure glde to hs, bedsde, and be looked up nto her beautful eyes, most wth tear*, and tafct love\nd tenderness. He heard bervofoe, low, and tremblng: ' "Bob!" t seemed % -reel*that.he opened ha eyes wonderfully.. ^Bob" sad the voce agaa; jafd the fgure dropped on Its knees by hs bedsde and clasped hs hand wth convulsve tenderness. "My darlng, t s I Hlda! I have come, Bob, and 1 shall never leave you, dear! No, don't speak you cannot send me away-~-l know everythng! Mr. Denham has told me, Bob. but I knew some of t before. I had heard stor*. That's why 1 came cawe to help, you, you poor boy. We wll start all over agan, together, Bob; a new lfe, where you wll work, Bob, and I wll watch, and pray and love." Sckroom Vstors. Three days alter the operaton the doctor told the patent that she could have company. "Not too many at frst, you know," he sad, "but two or three vstors a day." "But I don't want company," the patent surprsed am by sayng. "Don't wart company? Well, you're the frst person I've heard say that." "Very lttle, I mean, doctor. I don't want to see many of my frends. Ddn't you ever notce the mannersms that everybody has? It's just the lttle habts that people get nto that are most wearng when you are sck, and I'm always nclned to tellj persons rght out that they're annoyng me. Then, of course, f I do, they're hurt. You know the sort of lttle characterstcs that are often noted n the courtroom; how the Judge One Good Work for the Indan. One hears as much of the shftlessness and lack of ambton n the Indan n the far west as he hears of the negro of the south, and yet but for the Indan and the Apache at that Uncle Sam would have found It next to mpossble to complete the Salt rver project n Arzona. Italans, Mexcans and negroes balked at the I sea your mother often, Bob dear, and hades-lke temperature, whte sand we talk together lke the two lonely j and lack of shade, hut the red man women that wo are, tellng Pdrh each nfhor other I agan and agan the story of your successes, and tryng to fnd between the lnes of your letters when you majr return. But the tears wll come, Boh, at the uncertanty of t all as we thnk of you n that dstant country whch la grm wth roughness and dangers; as we thnk that perhaps you are as dreary and lonely as ourselves. We laugh through our tears, and try to cheer each other. But as the dreary weeks drag by wthout a letter, the dread thought stalks In that you may be 111 and sufferng. I cannot hear' It, Bobbe boy. I want to be wth you to help you n your 'fght for. success. It may be a long, long tme before you get the opportunty to mm* for me. I know that good men are scarce out"there, and of course that wll make t harder for you to leave. So I have determned to come to yea; and we wll the wnd storms whch were not un common n that mountanous country b^ marred and -raush 41 together. I am T* \ J. ^~ u. \_ \., afrad, Boh! and l wsnt.to have a lttle occurred, occurred. It IT. reached reacnea ts us heght about I hand, ha** <~ n I^'-'^.IMI.. the'"buldng.,~» up rt - myself.» two o'clock n the mornng, and the arsv feabrfg'hr ^knl Ifessle Are startng engneer paced up and down the power-house floor, hs «ars ntently lsten for Seattle on Wednesday, and I shall pack my trunk And start wth them. S* ng for fuses blowng out. Occasonally he stepped to the. door and lstened to the roar of the wnd aftd'the terrfc slappng and crashng of the great trees. Suddenly he heard «crash just out* you ought to jjee me /wthn two or ths* day!''alter repevmg ths. * :: ' who had so recently gven trouble and stll lved and loafed on the res* ervaton at the expense of the government, cheerfully welded hs pck and shovel, and earned the good wages offered. Van Norden Magazne. Seek Treasure from Ocean. In the most bosterous part of Mount's bay, Cornwall, Eng., and almost unapproachable except by sea, les, Dollar cove, where for the past months a treasure-seekng expedton, Ben't down hy a ^London syndcate, has been workng. In 1788 a Spanlsh'shp went ashore there wth about twenty tons of spece aboard. Everybody who lves on the coast s famlar wth the appearance of the dollars, as large numbers have been washed up on the bealch f rom tme to tme,' 'Gold peced are sad to have been dscovered wthn a recent perod by people walkng on the beach. Qe»h*» wh4s4ted softly as h& folded TT **: - the letter. Then he sakh "W«l^", ^ Dsplacng Busness Letters. "Don't you see, Dtfk? She's comng on here to' marry' me! Comng s expermentng wth telegrams n- A bg- Ne.w Yorw commsson house ade the house, and a glance from thel here» belevng n me-rbeflevufc kt^y ) Stead of letters, and says the members pan tend to busness correspond- wndow showed a stream of wcked - " Hea belevng n my,prosperty. Afed blue sparks flyng from the roof of the she'll fadr me a wreck a mserable enc^fbest s wjth'short meaaagob, as t small wooden tool-house. The frst wreck* *Afee.*saust be'stopped, t\9^. takfp less tme to dctate fhem than lne-pole, had come down, brngng the I cannotf*est.her! Ydu srtlt meet her lettlrs, whch have to be more or wre across the roof of that shed, nstantly he sprang to the swtch and just ftarkfnovjrf *' nan I anfrb** out-4*4ow«rcustomers get mffed and for me, won't you, Dckf-*and-.t#rber JeR*formal and long. Some of the pulled t out. Then he rah to the wa» 1 have *e**«sfl>l«fr^tor wfll &* tt>c leel *HffMed at short, sharp letters. ter-gate and shut off the power. Tt for me, Dck?" - ";-/V 'Agn, farmers and town merchants was a long screw, and t took hm ovef Denham chewed he mustache nor pay mora attenton to short telegrams hak a mnute to close the gate, and j *ou8ly, dropped hs head on hs than to long tatters. by that tlmn tho roof of the s*ted, ; hands and thnttrht Intently for many whch was aa dry as Under, was In I mnutes, Then he sadr^all rght' t flames. Then, wth a horror that wht- 5 ened hs f*se» he rssasaqrsd thju shall be as yon «. /,'» sn<^h>%#rt Bttt wth trsmus troubls la hs eye*. It sn't ofton that anyone succeeds [n gsttlns hgn hy callng tfw& h* bos* 2 Bg Berln phlanthropy, rllore than M.OOO cblldreh were enabwdby the authortes of Berln to spend ths summer on land wthn easy reach of the.cty lmts. VThey were assgned plots where they could play and cultvate gardens proftably wth the help of tbetr famles and the advce of p^b^e nstructors... * I» >! man A lttle bottle of Hamlns Wzard Ol s a medcne chert n tself. It can be appled n a larger number of panful alments than any other remedy known. Occasonally you come across a man n publc lfe whose slence s so Intense you can almost hearlt. - v v \ \ v DODD'S KIDNEY % PILLS Natural Strength Gver Ordnary toncs that merely supply food materal and gve artfcal strength by stmulaton are never lastng n ther effects be* cause they do not remove the cause of the ll health. A "run down" condton s generally due to the falure o the dgestve organs to properly <U» gest the food. DR. D. JAYNE'S TONICVERMIFUGE tones up the stomach and other dgestve organs, and restores ther normal, healthy condton. Then the dgestve organs supply the body wth ts full share of nourshment, and n ths way buld up permanent health and strength. Sold by all druggste 2 szes, SOc and 35c, Br. D. Jayae's Bssecteraa la an Invaluable medcne for Coughs, Colds, Bronchts, Croup, Whoopta* Couffb, Pleursy* etc SICK HEADACHE CARTERS ITTLE IVER LLS. Postvely cured by these Lttle Plls. They also rellcre Dls» tress from Dyspepsa, In» V dgest Ion and Too Bsarty Eatng. A perfect rem* edy for Dlztnea*, Nat* &S*t Drowsness, Bad TaHte la the Mouth, Co»fc> er Tonpue, Pan n tas Sde, TORPID LIVKH. Tbey regulate the Bowela. Purely Vegetable. SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE. CARTERS fv ITTIE IVER PILLS. Bg Assets Genune Must Bear Fac-Srrule Sgnature DEFUSE SUBSTITUTES. / «^:60.000,000 Ltt bj Hts OovcraoMM roporunaw ftnnusl ml JHt9,000,g». n*t Bl-Kll atmlttott* hundred! of Bs-Kt n^rts n«mxta*: *ry. clo»n, throw 11»ay«h«rs AS**Rfet--15ch.tbs Tn» lut Bnmr* Co. UN.LIm**tan«bt. Rprlngfted, 0. Four hundred thousand people take a CASCARET every nght and rse up n the mornng and call them blessed. If you don't belong to ths great crowd of CASCARET takers you are mssng the greatest asset of your lfe. m CASCARBT9 IOC s box for t week'l ( fc">\ ;-& "- ->m***-'<. ^: ; *. ; > PBT, '«3r.Jltf,.!. 'JKXW* +X** r.kw?! Vk m, r#. «t Kx\ *»L: w^^mm- '^'^^^m^s^'

7 * ^ # n n,. ',':\ <,->\*l;**'.jxyvmtf** ;V^»A^*fV,' ' '. 7 :-':.-;Jv "" :vj*"- 1 7' : -<.''""'W't' AV v W'' : ; ' *. - '".';.«' '''' *^ ^ > v * y : --J^-'.,?:..,V/;«nUnrRED CHILDREN Tu THWART CAHMIBtLlSf ' f r JN 3 SHIPWRECKED WOMAN GRAZED Y TORTURES OP STAHVA- TION JUMPS INTO 8EA. Vctora, B. Cl A tragc story of tba wreck of the Norwegan bark ^ral, whch struck Mddleton reef on June 18, was brought to port by the Dteamer Makura, from Australa. Only fve of the 22 men aboard the were alve when the wreck was overed by. the steamer Tafu. These were taken aboard the Tafu, nearly dead trom thrst and starvaton. - -" CaP*' Agd'»y><^raL;tb4) second mate w^fe'ttfowned wnnel»uldng a l:s :,,J.H*J *w!:»v Wfe Saw Hm Drown. raft. Anderson's wfe and chlldrc. saw hm dsappear. After others had succumbed, and the remander were weak from starvaton, the captan's wfe drowned her four chldren under the mpresson that the fve survvors were plannng a resort to cannbalsm. She followed the chldren nto the waves. The fve survvors were too far gone to talk much of thor sufferngs. Patrck Palmer, an Amercan, who Joned the shp at Coqumbo, sad: "Fve of us got away on a raft. We went all over the reef n search of water, but found none, and one of the party ded there. We had some dffculty n buldng the raft and the captan and second mate both were drowned. The captan's wfe syjod wthn a few feet of hm watchng htm, and she saw hm drown as she stood there wrngng her handb. She had her four chldren, from the baby one year old to the eght-year-old grl, standng besde her. c "We thought we would be able to fnd water on the reef and save the lves of those we had left on the wreck, but those salng drectons le. They sad there was water there, a lfeboat and food, Snd there was no food and no lfeboat. Ole ded; he fell down on the reef and dropped ha head on hs chest. He was lucky. "There was another wreck on the reef and we thought t was a store shp. We boarded f, but found nothng to eat. It was musty, old, and all tt'neld was a bottle wth about two glts 'of water that must have been there for years, by the horrble taste of t. We then decded to buld a puabfc from the wretkago, and whle we. were workng on ths we lved on shellfsh." Another survvor sad that when the sufferers were sttng on the sand the captan's wfe asked thorn not to eat her chldren. Her mnd was gone. Suddenly she ran nto the sea and drowned her four chldren and herself. '*'" Bulls n Ferce'Battle. Francsco. Passengers on the an shp Ella saw a real bull fght $fj the vessel was rollng n a heavy sea, Mexcan bulls confned n stalls on the after deck became frghtened at the snappng of smal allgators travelng wth them and fought for hours. The bggest bull of the aerd was sngled out by the others as the specal object of attack, and although he repelled bs assalants many tmes they klled hm. Guaranteed. farmer Bub, 1'Vfc got ez much help et I need naow! If I gave you a job t 'ud be takn' work fpom my other, help.. Youthful Applcant Aw, that's all rght, Mr. Green! Pall guaranty thet '4 won't do enough work to hurt nobody. mm _ New STRENGTH FOR WOMEN'S BACKS. >J tatt >? P >HP«to Maka a Bad Back, SMUr. Women who suffer wth backacne, bearng down pans, dasy spols *ad that constant feelng of dullness and tred-, ness, wll fnd hope n the advce of Mr*. Mary Hnaon of. 21 Strother St, Mt Sterlng, Ky. "Had I not used Doan's Kdney Plls, I beleve I would not be lvng today," says Mrs. Hnson. "My eyesght was poor, I suffered wth nervous, splttng headaches, spots would dance before my eyes and at tmes I would be so dzzy I would have to grasp somethng for support My back was so weak and panful I could hardly bend over to button ray ahuea and could not get around wthout sufferng severely. Doan's Kdney Plls helped me from the frst, and I contnued untl practcally well agan." Remember the name Doan's. Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box. Foster* Mlburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. FOR A 80NG. Thomas Tabby Yes, I ftted up my flat at a rdculously low prce. In fact, t cost me but a song. Tabby Tger ^A song? Thomas Tabby Well, you see, I started up a solo on the back fence at 2 a. m. and the donatons I receved n the shape of furnture, etc., just flled the bll. COVERED 1VTT ~H IVES. Chld a Mass of Dreadful 8ore, Itchng, Irrtatng Humor for 2 Months Lttle Sufferer n Terrble Plght Dsease Cured by Cutlcura. "My sx year old daughter had the dreadful dsease called hves for two months. She became affected by playng wth chldren who had t By scratchng Bhe caused large sores whch were rrtatng. Her body was a complete sore but t was worse on her arms and back. We employed a physcan who left medcne but t dd not help her and I tred several remedes but wthout aval. Seeng the Cutlcura Remedes advertsed, I thought I would try them. I gave her a hot bath dally wth Cutlcura Soap and anonted her body wth Cutlcura Ontment. The frst treatment releved the tchng and In a Bhort tme the dsease dsappeared. Mrs. George L. Frdhoff, Warren, Mch., June 30 and July 13, 1908." Potter Drug & Ch«m. Corp., Sola Props., Hypocrte n the Hereafter. Dr. Madson C. Peters was dscussng the queston. "Wll the comng man marry?" le nstanced a certan type of bachelor. "Ths man," he sad, "Is a hypocrte. He uses hs relgon as a cloak." "And what wll he do n the next world, eh?" sad the reporter. "Oh," sad Dr. Peters, "he need any cloak there." won't Dodgng Work. "It's too hot to do housework," sghed the wfe. "I know t s." "Let's go and spend a few days wth the Browns at ther summer cottage. They'll be tckled to death to us." The mold holds one pnt* WO not rust or tar nsh. Should lst a lfe tme. Worth 50 cents. have AUTCM la aaat la 7 flavan, Hay art all Ma7 HUM*"! jwwaatpan IM JEUTC0R, aa aaal jat PRICE, too. MA PACKAQt SaTttaaMaawa4t*a*attk*t«aatt*Brataaaaafa. FArFAMtwr The majorty of property owners ate «adef^th*»la*pres»>nu»ftt > sprng tme s the only pantng tme. But the fall of the year offers several advantages to tat panter. One:of the moat fl*#ot&ut» s» Sa^ alf^af es "axe almost*sure to be dryland there s no frost or nner mosture to work out after the pant la appled. Pure whte lead the Dutch Boy Panter, kn* mxed- wth pure Uneee4>,Ql (tnted as deeded) gves a wnter coat to a-watdtog-that «- aa armor aganst the severest attacks of the wnter ran, sleet wnds and snow. Natonal Lead Company, 1902 Trnty Bldg., New York cty, makers of pure whte lead, Dutch Boy Panter trademark, are offerng to those nterested a complete panter's outft, consstng of a' blow ppe and lead tester, book of color schemes, etc. State whether you want exteror or nteror decoratng. Fooled Them Thrteen Years. Frank Nelson, former state superntendent of publc nstructon of Kansas, and "Cap." Gbson, the veteran record clerk n Audtor Naton's offce, are great frends. Nelson s now presdent of a Mnnesota college. When Nelson was stll n the state house he and Gbson had a talk one day about teachng school. "I was once a school teacher," volunteered GbBon. "Is that so?" asked Nelson. "How long?" "Yes, I fooled 'em 13 years," repled "Cap" "How s that?" asked Nelson. "Oh," sad "Cap.," "I qut when teachers had to qualfy." Kansas Cty Journal. May Lmt Hat Pns. In Pars, owng to the ncreasng length of womfen's hat pns and the lst of accdents, such as eyes put out, ears, noses and cheeks torn, the po lce offcals propose to place some restrctons on wearng hat pns n omnbuses, ralway cars, theaters and other publc places. Important to Mothers. Examne carefully every bottle of CASTORIA a safe and sure remedy for nrants and chldren, and see that t Bears the Sgnature of( la Use For Over tfo Vears. The Knd You Have Always Bought A tran of thought won't do you much good unless you get up enough steam to carry t through. Mr*. Wnalow'a Soothng Syrup. For chudrva teetblns, aoftuas hbk'ras, reduces nfammauou, aluyb pd, cure* wladcolc. ^ScabutUe. When a man s hs own worst enemy he really doesn't need any others. SWJF& R Ckuxvsts \\\e System EjjectuaWx/; Dxsp&s colds and Headaches due\o CO\\S\\\>< VQT\; Acts xva\wa%, acxsvrvxy as alaxa\\vc. Be& JOT MenWexuex andjmk wv-j/qun awd 0\d. To get VVs bttuejvcxax ejjecxs. always Ymv t\\* Gexxvcve, m*rvufoctur«d by tk* CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co, SOU) BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS one Sze only, regular prce 50* per bottle. W, N. U., DETROIT, NO m.-*- M. J*^» - * <«4*1».' # *LL r-'j feel < >etter for work, play or rest f you eat Ouaker Oats at least once a day. 8 DYOLA DYES ONE DVK FOB AL.L GOODS 18 fast, brllant colors, luc p«r p».k;gn at dealers. If not!u»loclt wrul luc statn* color desred and»4rue wll beatjt wnbdreulou Loofcund color card. DY-O-LA JUurUjtrum, vt. r> f M N* rmhel Tllte ffde-mark Hrjxaaa All flnrtrtlrbly Dth«pacU»<6f *a& mstrrfrt. ^absolute : of parand qualty. Fox row P*«promoton, a*. thrttuqatwalde^t every keg <rf whte feftt yuabuy, UTKUl Cheap Bome for the NHlon Along tb«kant aa Cty S*u4htm Rj. In Mssour, Arkansas. Oklahoma. Texas and Lousana. Wrt* forwpy *r "Current Erenu" Gulf Coast Boo*, etc. to I-. E. ROtSLER, U«d C«nun»#t**,K.Q & By. KANSAS CITY. MO. " AGENT8: READ AND, REFLECT We waut one representatve In your town Tor Peek's Queeu of Ontment. Poston lucr»*l»«and uteady. ^lablnhed thrty ye*ra. KncUx* stamp fur reply. Peck Specalty Co., 11 to 21 Par*St.,<rand Rapd* Mch. DISTEMPER Snro«un> *nd postve preventve, no matter how hone* at any aa* at» luratmor M capo*ed [ptwed." Uuukl.Klven on Utctoaru*; act* on th«blood and Otaada jnpate tka BOUOU* «eruw from the body. Cure* Dataupa* In Dos* and Bbaap Bbeap aad and Cactata CaoUra la ppa mnnt haa*aa bftnc*..daam,jc5althuoat. Ka»p Booklet, ^DManpar, r and Cure*." bpeclnlatfeuta wauted. f Ttmk tve. l^pao^ao Shppng Fever & Catarrhal Fever SPOHKMEDICAL CO. ^r'k.sss. 60SHEI, WD., D. S. A. What Do You Know About Pant? TVTHEN you buy pant or varnsh, how do you know that ' W t s good the best that may be had? You take your dealer's advce. He may handle a good qualty, or he may not. Your dealer s honest, but n buyng hs stock he may have become confused by the exaggerated clams of many rval pant makers. So you should know yourself that the brand you are buyng s good. One sure way to protect yourself s to buy a pant or varnsh bearng the name of a maker who has an establshed reputaton for qualty. Ask your dealer for Sherwn-Wllams', and nsst on gettng t. For over 40 years they have been makng Pants, Varnshes, Enamels, Stans, etc., of such satsfactory qualty that ther busness has ncreased untl they have become the largest makers n the world. Ask your dealer for SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS AND VARNISHES Wrte for Booklet. 601 Canal Road, 63» Cleveland, Oho. Openng of Cheyenne Rver Indan Reservaton (2,800,000 Acres) Regster for a free homestead October 4th to 23rd. The Commssoner of the General Land Offce at Washngton has desgnated Le Beau and Aberdeen, S. Dak. as regstraton ponts. These ctes are reached best by the Iowa Central Ry. and The Mnneapols & St. Lous R. R. Le Beau s the Gateway to the Reservaton and the only regstraton pont where the lands can be seen from the town. The country s fertle and well watered the equal n all respects of land a few mles east that sells for $25.00 per acre. Frequent trans and low fares. on request. Full nformaton ^ For rates, etc., wrte or ask any agent of the Iowa Central or Mnneapols & St. Lous R. R. or A. B. CUTTS, General Passenger and Tcket Agent Mnneapols, Mnnesota Gven FREE Slver Alumnum Jelly MoMs Wth every purchase of three packages o ELLYCON THE PERFECT JELLY DESSERT Your grocer wll show you the molds. Order JELLYCON NOW and secure one of these beautful molds before they are all gone. If your grocer does not sell Jeflycon, leave/ your order wth hm for three packages wth a mold free, he wll get t for you. We make ths extraordnary offer to nduce you to try Jellycon, We want you to know how good' Jeflycon s, how much better t s than the Imtaton Brands* Just notce the rch, delcous flavors* It excels n every way.; NOTICE TO RETAIL GROCERS If you have not already ordered stock of ISLLYCOK MOLD GASES, place your order at once. All the Wholesale Grocer* s the State have dem. Everyone of your customers wll be sue to call for three package* el Jeflycon wth a mold free. Ea Sa BURMHAM CO., Mfrs., a*tmtrt ft., If* Yatk r

8 ESV;'.V-; HI I ^ t. It.* < " $ tr*.'"'vjt; # - wn mmtrv,.. ;** JT " W ##>Ma*. ^ REO «*%?' «000 Q TO 36 HORSE POWER * AUTOMOBILES «1000 $ TO 50IILESII HOUR The Get There and Back Automobles" Are They Rght? Ask the many pleased owners n ths vcnty. Are They Durable? See the many BEOS on the Road now that were hold years ago. Ask The Owners Does the REO enable yon to do a bgger daya work? How many mles can you make n a day? Does t work when you want t or do you have to fuss wth t? What are the Runnng Costs? Get our prces ou trea. Call am aw our spark plugs, battery connectou, etc. AH knds of Auto supples. OTO. Oeall on or IPIoe F. G. JACKSON I Busness Ponters. "Hanes square pano, $65, payable $2 per month, f yoa call for t at T. D. Howtts, Hamburg. nmmjmm Mr. Marsh s havng hs house 15 good breedng ewes and one panted. Shropshre ram. WM. MELLBB Sam Gankrodger now rdes n a Mrs. Donna Zeebe has returned that company n the new arrangement here. Manager Crome of the NOTICE new auto. to Arzona accompaned by her The Stockbrdge Elevator Co, Anderson wll buy your Beans, Gran, Spauldng. mother. Bell of Fen ton s transfered to Howell JRose Harrs s sewng for Mrs. and the manager at Owosso goes to Mrs. J. Bergan and daughter Fen ton. Tdngs. Hay, Straw and ^eeds. Send bll to me Vola were callers n ths vcnty Mr. Marsh s havng a new lumber shed made. hardware jngled and onr merchants The way the yard stcks rattled, here. W. H. CASKBT 88tf Sunday. Thos. Stackable of Jackson vhp LOST Maccabee meetng ths week and olerks moved aronnd Saturday ted A. L. Smth and famly the nght, ndcated a lvely tme for onr In Pnokney, gold stok pn wth Thursday Sept 23. last of last week. busness men; and the people that ntal M. SfAK BROOAN. 38t? For Sale M. E. Kuhn has been reparng Sow and eght pes, sow and ten the nsde of hs store. pgs, sow due soon. Jurocks. Frank Macknder. W9M MAIM. Small onons for pcklng, celery, tomatoes, encumbers and cabbage, t 38 Mrs. Mort B. Mortens on. Phone 32,4s 11. Ready For Busness. The cder mll at Pettysvlle s ready for busness as usual at ths tme of the year. Apples are scarce ths year but are worth savng. S6tf WM. HOOKER. LOST. Pocketbook contanng over $8.00. Fnder leave same at Darrows Store. IfeCAIX PATTERNS Celebrated for atyle, perfect ft, smplcty and relablty nearly 40 years. Sold n nearly every cty and town n the Unted State* and Canada, or by mal drect. Mors sold than any other make. Send for free catalogue. McCALL*S MAGAZINE More subscrbers than any othe fashon magazne mllon a month. Invaluable. I.atest styles, patterns, dro xmaknj, mllnery, plan sewng, fancy needlework, hardressn>f, etquette, pood stores, etc. Only M cents a year (worth double), ncludng * ' rf( " pattern. Subscrbe today, or send for sample copy. WONDERFUL INDUCEMENTS «to Agents. Postal brngs premum c.talopue and new cash prze offers. Address m uccu± co.. mtoh*.t7kst., NEW TORI mamka* **k.**mtmk**+ Inong Or Gorrespondtsas SOUTH wwmwmwm GREGORY. Mr. Buhl has a very nce Carl pano. Born to Mr. Marlett and wfe last weeka baby grl. WlfT PUTJAJf. Lucus Doyle s on the sck lst. Fanne Murphy was n Jackson Saturday. Laura Doyle s spendng a couple of weeks n Lansng, Joe Morsey of Bunker Hll spent Sunday wth frends here. Mrs. John Glbert of North Lake spent Thursday at John Dunbars. J. D. Boylan and wfe thronged our thoronghfares were delghted n the bargans they bad pock The Putnam and Hamburg farmers are spendng a few days at Plymouth the guests of E. W. Clark Greve Saturday, Sept. 25 for dn» er. club wll meet wth Mr. and Mrs. Fred eted and the general verdct s ths s he place to trade. and wfe. Everyone especally nvted o come. Farmers are busy gettng n Brng lapboards and dshes. Followng s the program. wheat, cuttng corn, dggng potatoes and everyone wshng for a Readng Mary VanFleet.. Church Notes. Imt. Solo Ruth Frost good ran. By the tme ths paper reaches onr Rectaton Lee VanHorn readers, all wll know that Rev. D. C. Vocal Solo Fanne Swarthout LttleJDhn wll not be returned to ths New Lamp for Mnes. Readng Mad VanFleet A new lamp formm n mnes has place for the comng year bnt goes to Inst. Solo Fern Hendee reoently been Invented The lamp s Salne. He has made many frends Vocal Solo Grace Greve placed wthn a h'*. -kuss globe, dnrng the three years here who wll Talk Rev. A. G. Gates whloh la artght ):< wpf the lamp wsh bra success n hs new feld. and the globe pure ar s nclosed, Jay Pullen of Lesle was the gnest and when the lamp s lghted, the ar Rev. E. W. Exelby. formerly of of Earl Day Monday. s expanded by the IMV; n case the Mayvlle comes here and has the best lamp should be so njured as to ex Mss Frances Reynolds spent a coup of recommendatons. Owng to the latene-a n the week that conference pose the ncandescent lamenf to the gases n the mne, the compressed ar Mrs. James Spears was a guest between the two globes s drven Into NOTICE! of her daughter Mrs. Wm. Doyle the broken lamp before ;l;e ar of the last week. mne can enter. The lulux of compressed ar extngushes the lamp be Havng rented the Perry Blunt j Shoe shop and purchased all hs stock j Mrs. John Foley of Chubbs fore the explosve ar (f the mne s of leather and tools am better prepar- Corners vsted Mrs- Marcellus able to reach It. The lamp s fed by a sngle-cell storage battery, whch s ed to do Boot and Shoe reparng and! Monks Frday last. nclosed n a cellulod ^ase. It wll also harness reparng on short notce, Mrs. Wm. Kennedy and son burn for 12 hours on M sngle charge, all work strctly frst class. Gasolne! and gves a lght of between one and Wll of Stockbrdge spent Sunday two candle-power. stoves cleaned. wth relatves here. H.KNICKERBOCKER Lttle Mare Dunbar spent last week wth her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Dunbar. Mrs. Ed Hosel of Chubbs corners spent last week wth her mother Mrs. Ann Brady. Martha Murphy returned to Marne Cty Monday to resume her poston as trmmer n a Mllnery Dept. SOUTH IOSCO. Bom to M. and Mrs. J. B. Buckley Monday Sept. 20, a son. Mss Sade Ward spent Saturday and Sunday wth her parents. transacted Wednes Mrs. Joe Roberts busness n Fowlervlle day. Mss Alta Demerest of Handy vsted her sster Mrs. Hugh Ward Frday. Mr. Wm. Mnnsell ded at ha home Saturday evenng after a lngerng llness. Wllam Bulls who has been very low wth typhod fever s slowng recoverng. SOUTH xannr. Mss Brace of Detrot s vstng at Shackleton's. Mrs. Glover of Fowlervlle vsted her people over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bland spent the frst of the week n Jackson. km* John Chambers and mother of Putnam spent Frday and Saturday at Wll Chambers. Mss Gladys Daley and Ray Newcomb of Howell spent Saturday and Sunday at John Garden. CHILSON Gns Hartman s on the sok lst Maran Boundsfer s attendng Alma College. Geo. Sweeney left for last Saturday. Arzona Mrs. H. B. Spoer s agan confned to her bed. W. B. Sopp s sportng a fne new an to-seated carrage. J. M. Kng and wfe vsted n Howell the frst of the week. Wednesday there was a dancng party at A. Sem's new barn. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hnckley have returned to ther Kansas home. Lttle Rose Mary Beurmann has fully recovered from her accdent. A. L. Smth and F. K. Boylan attended the State Far at Grand Rapds. e}}ezr ) ja}8npxt}s9av tjea.qt nqor jo jaqmnn aujqsrntop [A0(S ef) jo jamou ;a.( asoj o% s( Xjopeap uopnoq atjj PUB 9j«nb tamer s U peqjosqtt aq oj won sj erooq sjajs aqj 'eojajsq 'Xqwrnnsajj -eeuoq onqnd v jo aonsjua opjg ar} 9\ jeqjo atrj pent {rbh 1,8(1 o; 3a Bnoeq s* pd-eq -ama e\ ano ^aaajs aqj nj uoop jetno OM) de aaaq) qsnoq} IOJ 'X OH *l qojqm 'aanoq ano.cjao sen; %\ -p»aoa -ej aaaq snr msq jaejr)! nqof enrsn 9m qojqm moj 'aj«nbe eerabf ^g jo I9UJ03 njasramnos aq^ IRJA n«k U«d Snn^aanoD ano aq) nerrj nopnoq u\ ao)s ja^joqn v. aq ^pj«q trvo ajaqx uopuo-j u )aa48 epoqt eyx ""' :<-' V. ',].' '' ' '*"''.-'''< - --" r-':^" "... Now That You Know Our Name! and busness, come n and gve us a call If we please you tell others ^bout t, f not tell us, so we may be prepared to fll your wants n the future. :: :'. :.' Hghest Market Prce Pad for Butter and Eggs ADDITIONAL LOCAL. The cty strong-bold caajrht fre Tuesday eyenng and burned to the ground. Of course the manner of ts gettng on fre s and always wll be a mystery. (?) We receved the past week a box from Mss Franc furob, Atlanta, 6a., contanng several cotton blossoms n the several states from the blossom to the ball ready for the pckng. The box albo contaned afgand fg leaf. Secretary P. H. Lare of the Mutual Telephone Co. becomes manager of J. C. DINKEL & CO. A New Root Paraste. A\ew paraste whch attacks tho vne at the root was dscovered at the Academe dee Scences by M. Oul#- nard. chef of the College of Pharmacy. It Is desgnated "clandestne,'* aa t Is qute nvsble n general, so that It s all the more dangerous. The paraste Is beleved to be a fungus of the phanerogam famly. Ehtpermeaa upon t are beng contnued at the etv ologlcal laboratory of Nantes. The Call of the Country. A boy n the parsh recently asked to be sent away from hs work n London to a farm In the country. When he was pressed for the reason he repled that he longed to "st on a gate and hear the blrda slog." Soho Parsh Notes. held, t wll be mpossble for many of the pastors to make the change ths week and Rev. Lttle^m wll preach here Sunday. ^ Tha 8lx-Botto Wn. "Alcohol's ttect on :.!.- : (-^ends on our use of It/* sad a ;v v-olo^st. "It wasn't so very long :\A :] * *x t every man took wth hs b;^' [ ust a quart of beer; and from dnner rght on to bedtme he drank on, n, on. He was called, accordtj to hs habt, a three-bottle man, a four-bottle man, yes, even a sx-bottle ma.]. And the bottle was a quart bottle, and ts content* were port or Madera!" New York YImea. Lades You arc cordally Invted to a Fall and Wnter Schoo/ Notes. Mss dncbey s weldng the scepter n the grammar department ths week, Charle Reason and Rose F n toff entered the prmary department Monday makng the enrollment 46. The senors cleared $9 at ther ce cream socal Saturday evenng. The Msses Sarah EHert and Helen Woodruff were Hgh School vstca last Tuesday. The German II class are begnnng ' Jmmensee." rt^*' $?^^WflMBP^1 -' 'V W: The boys of the grammar and hgh school departments met last Wednesday afternoon tor the purpose of organsng a ball team and the followng offcers were elected: Captan, Roy Moran; manager, Fred Swarlhout; Treasurer, Glenn Tapper. PUT*AM AMD XtUflUBe labmr CLUB. le of days ths week n Detrot, lookng after new mllnery goods here* Mrs, R. J. Carr s vstng her mother n Durand. A former Jackson saloonst was fned 150 and gven 30 days n jal for selltng lquor. ^Marshall man drew a fne of 50 and 90 days n jal for the same offense. Oar adv was not answered last week and we need ran as bad as ever even worse. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Place way of Detrot are the guests of ther parents here. MILLINERY OPENING Saturday, September 25,1909 tw Also Specal Rbbon Sale Don't Mss It Good Prces and Up-to-date Styles Remember the Date Mrs. M. E. 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