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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-10-19
THE WISE VIRGIN.
LETTER NO. g,


BRED in Old Kentucky"
OLEOAK, Barren Co., KY, Oct. 8, '99
Editor Organization Column:
Herewith are my answers to YOU
questions, seriatim:
l. The yield of wheat, oats, corn
hay, Irish and sweet potatoes, garden
truck, as compared with last year
varies from IS per cent to IS per cent
Prices received last year for wheat
per bushel, go; this year, .65. .-,-.
Prices received last year for oats, Del
bushel, Csc; this year, soc.
Prices received last year for corn
25c; this year, SOC.
Prices received last year for Irish no.
tatoes, 75c; this year, 9Oc.
Prices received last year for sweet
potatoes, 25c; this year, 5Oc.
Prices received last year for hay. per
100 lbs, SOC; this year, soc. a~,e ~,
Price of garden truck is about the
same.
2. Prices of what we have to buy are
generally from Is per cent to IS per
cent higher than last year. A few
things command the same price. a,a sas
3. Deducting expenses from receipts,
THERE is NOTHING LEFT for the
farmers of this locality, except where
economy is assisted by stint.
4. Ofice-holders, who have held Of
flee most of the time, and bankers.
brokers and money loaners.
5. Farmers. lumber laborers, nine
hours per day.
6. Our children quit school at ~
having learned about IS per cent Of
reading, writing and common arith-
metic.
Z. We are generally dissatisfied.
charging the party in power with the
cause. Present conditions could be I'm
proved by electing statesmen in place
of politicians.
8. Yes; reform literature is serious
ly needed here, and If you send some I
could use it to advantage 90
8. The Glasgow Times, the Semi
Weekly News-Democrat and the Glas-
gov Republican are tolerably fair"
papers. WHEN NOT TOO HARD
PRESSED. e @'..-'s &
10. Bryan will lose about $50 votes
IN Barron county that he got in 1896.
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pond and industrial Slavery. By E. A. Twitchen -
Teven rnsnciai tonspiracies BY s. " Emery
81 Ten q Money Island By S F. Norton 70
Government Ownership Of Railroads By H. l. Lou. 50
noy o. the Buttons BY Prof A. J. Chitend~a
ce1n OF the Republic By Clark Irwin Observation-Disclosures. -
n. H.. 80 ~ 10
cc;.n;se 49,.
peennc Money By James Taylor Rogers 10
FONTS tor Thinkers. By L. A. Stockwel -. ~
naenels fihful History By Mrs. Marion Todd -
Pun the World Goes On. By S. F. Norton .ss'';'' or
1ecrre England BY Bachford ............. -
ponolon OF the American Farmer The By Taubeneck 10
Drec+
meer ; LEGISLATION n: BY W. Sullivan ............. rs
imperialism, Its Rise and Progress By F. v. Emery 10
~. Hueue BY lgnau Donnely ................. 20
nn1ercan Peoples Money By Ignaus Donnelly 81
6enean the Dome By Arnold Clark 20
Plcs financial 9aechim By Brice ......... 20
Goioen Bottle BY Ignau Donnely ............ 90
IONS , FINANCIAL School By w H. Harvey ......... az
Soio Fac by Casca St John Cole -
Eo Ion OF Wealth. The By Edw Irving. ....... 10
Inc Inc Iean1c conspiracy By J. w. Schuckers ..... 2s
Al Irdon, NJ. 1ouie
c om4 M Sta% MAN.. By Armstrong
one way to the Cooperative Commonwealth By W. H Mueller
! ne Railroad Question By Larrabee ............ ~
Ealways OF Europe and America By Mrs Marion Todd ~ "a
Shylocks Daughter. By Bates Observation-Disclosures. '3
a Tale OF Two Nations. By w. H Harvey ........'
Unce SANS Wealth and Money. By C. H Murray .. 70
Wnther Are We Drifting? By Wiley ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. (;
mealh Against Commonwealth By H. D. Lloyd 10
6inealm BY Wharton Barker ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =
me Bankers Dream. By Thomas H. Proctor ...... o.
w arner Money Chart By Hon Marvin o.
! ne teople vs. The Gold Bugs. By Hon A. D. -
ADDRESS the 632 Boston Block Minneapolis MINI
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CLUB OFFER.

Al reformers know the value Of reform papers cause
Inc great educational campaign and future rect,
largely the widest distribution leading reform At he
~o ' f"fNl' a. Aie
Money for brass bands professions and free railroad
excursions n'ay bring temporary gains ~
Money paps.s homes .he ,..
does reform work that is permanent -
we Will send address,
The Representative of the papcs here M
the cash price set opposite the -
The AMERICAN CWharton Barker e,.o
LIE SDUIHERN MERCURY Milton Par) .......1 o
HE MISSOURI WORLD paul Dixon) .......... ! 9.
WESlERN WORLD (Abe Steinberge) .............. 20
IHE PEOPLES MESSENGER Frank Bu1kitD ....... liz
nHE FREE REPUBLIC Co. A. Parker) 1oS
VIE REFERENDUM On. H. Moineer) .. 90
ANOTHER OFFER.
We will send The Representative American Wharton Bar
kers pape together with the following papers for the
am1unt sta9d 0pRose the Of each respectively
, LIE UlHERN MERCURY Clton Park
IH THE BUTLER FREE PRESS (W Q. Atkeson) ...... zoo
ME WESTERN WORLD (Abe Stenberger ........ . 200
rHE PEOPLES MESSENGER Drank BurktD ........ 225
The FREE REPUBLIC Co. A. Parker). ......... 81
RHE REFERENDUM on H. Mosinqerl 1900 an o5
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severaz frst-class stock companies In San
Franchise and New York.
Harry Afainhali. the leading man with
'Tennessee's Fardner," was the original
swan" the character he now plays. Mr..
Mainhau also created the part OF The
Ensign in the original production end
was for q number OF seasons the leading
man AZ the Aicazar in San Francisco AMI
in Jacob IAtt's Minneapolis stock com
paniaA Mas Jane Corcerau. who gives
10 the character Of Tennessee Kent youth.
sweetness and an artistic understanding.
IL one Of the most talented inxenues IN
the profession. II would demand ,cc much
space to dwell upon the individual merits
of this company. but II u 40 exsggeration
20 pronounce IL one Of the bes, attractions
on the road and decidedly the best that
has ever been seen hera at popular prices.
Arthur c. Aston, the manager OF the
attraction. attributes the success Of the
pay to his reputation OF having always
kept faith with the public, In his twelve
OF the biggest and eesg attractions lie
few seasons age, also Reyls ana Hen
derscn in Friends" JefYgeys Lewis. Robert
Downing and other wal known stars.
'Tsnnessses PArdnsr' will undoubtedly
prove q banner attraction al tho Third
Avenue theAtsr. and ~ The patrons OF that
popular house Will get a production .6sn-
tsca. with that previously seen in ssattle
q, higher prices. the engagement should
be q profitable one. TIE pay viii he set
In an admirable frame OF scenic ensaeI.ish-
nert And tho Golden Nugget aaartetts
viii be heard Ia rew ana popular vocal
es.ecuoea In character.
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which Forms . Great Contrast to
"The Content@d Woman"

Bright ..nez. = eexcn rs~ vaudeville tss-
lures. handsome costumes. thirty cernpe-
text performers, pretty girls. sns music
iAa. sets year feet 30 selnS. afe ira ese-
rsen.s tEas have vssae HSyta "A Pzryr
Aascs," wasSA Genes "a the Seattle t.s-
aisg rsxt Friday. saturday ard Sunday
svenlngs. The beat sarcs-csnesy ever writ
ter OF course. TN ysax everything IL
raw tbs farce GAs been Rewritten ana
e-ccwat ap TO 6sts: but Il has lost mana
OF It's sun FOR al tsat II Is ihss Y~3lsey
Of continually s63ssg rev features, slways
ersShtsnins. ever changing - salt ina
times than has ms3e Evans sr4 Eoey =
farce sgtsgve a. Others. ard las ~sa s
fortune sor ia s~rsrs ara q wsscoEn@ frun
tie raeEEs. L ras assa sxacIY fourteen
y.srs ssnee Heys's FIRST and Sfst play. a
fs~5Sg MACH WA fra produced, aaA
We /. IS today sse .@~.ss. brightest a21
tarH.~st farce n exsssaace Year after
year i. h.s hes9 "a Asss - lie foTsuaas.
rEsa4ssrAl farce. ~1sh21t xaw4 % c.Fsz4eu-
t.oa o. Interest II has became classic
Of uAosx&c-ae laughter. IAA year we are
tsrernssec sas Isrxsss ard sesf ecFa aznY
iAxt las ever rFsssrss4 TIA ssecs. am ~
TIE performers beng saany e go 81 gEsi
roer Sxay. ~t1s3 How" a. pages ~ Marx
s4slsswsG II IassnttAhsA FAA@.-s Il .yEsy.
ere q "a lest Of esr yo@agsy <a@Es9saas
"a .hs inevitable "Heek ASers.~ AD1 &s4zty
E.gta Esyt = ths "ianecens kAss-"
ecyen vaudeville features. 1nesssSssg
TsA BrcwrA CO ws~as gYsAssss
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TAis Famous Mining Drama e BE
~ the ThirA Avenue Tonight.
Unusual interest hxs been taken By the
sheatsr-getrg pubic Of Seattle in the en-
gaxement Of '"Tennessee's Partner" which
opens ~ the Third Avenue thearsr tonight
for q weeks run There has been TO
change Ia the company &nce the pay was
presented 1T high prices last season There
u . decided scarcity OF first class thea
sricas attractions but on its presentation
here asst season s.Tersnesseess Partner
not only earned its right TO be considered
- q high grade attraction, but also TO De
placed well 1t the top Of the list IT u
Eugene Field located on Red Hoss noun
tain-that Bret Harte found In the early
days Of Caiifornia-in fact the pay was
built from enc OF Bret Harses rcmancss:
'-Tennessee's Partner" u a delightful
in its atmosphere saa surrsundinSs as
Was shore Acres" ''Pudd' nhead VIII
son. or "AlabamA'' Its Characters are
original ana unique. though natural. and
comedy, the interesting situations and
powerful climaxes, when handled BY Ar
thur c. Aistons oistinguis company OF
players. impress one TO sucn an extent
that the memory OF the performance ling
ers In the imagination for long while
and one wonders why there are not more
Of such enjoyable attractions on tour.
The company Is composed OF actors who
purpose and they bring out the picturesque
and romantic elements OF Bret Hartes
story In q way 10 satisfy the most en-
thusiastic admirers OF this strongly In
dividual writer.
EsIha Williams one OF the most popu-
lar leading emotional actresses on tho
stage, heads the cast. She Is well known
TO the patrons OF the drama here. having
in former seasons appeared In Seattle in
the prominent support OF number Of dis
tinguished stars. Miss Williams also oc-
cupied the position Of leading lady with
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"a COxTExTED WOMAN
Hoyt's Sarcastic Social HIT Coming
to the Seattle.

Hoyt's Sarcastic Social HIT Coming
to the Seattle.
A rare treat u In store for lovers Of
Hoytian humor next wednesday and
Thursday evenings at the Seattle thsater
when "A Coutented Woman will make its
initial bew Ia this city with Belle Archer
. sumptuous one. and ell the scenery used
In the piece during It's phenomenal run at
Hoyts theater. New York, viii be seen
here. This scenery IL all Of . special de-
scenie artist, Arthur voegtiin.
The piece II Eeralded as q bright and roll
licking satire on politics as treated by
the law gives them the right to vote and
TO hold office 1t ID written in this authors
most humorous vein. r ciete with witty
dialogue. sparkling music. absurd,y funny
that are said TO be new. and many Of than
bordering on the sensational order.
The scene IL laid IA Denver. where women
are allowed to vote Benton Holmes has
dida,e for mayor. The only element which
he fears viii interfere with his election Is
the women. Holmes has been recently
married. and Is very much In love with his
IDENTIFY. Tho serpent In this little paradise
IN Denver Is Aunt 'Jim,' . relative OF
Mrs Holmes. who IL a wcmaIs rights ad-
vocase Holmes is irritable over the com.
ing campaign. and his ons fault. his belief
Ia the capacity Of woman, comes 10 the
front. The fact that his wife sews a be
ten on his coat two Inches from where II
should be causes him to lose h. temper.
Jus; when Craze In feeling badly ~ the
fancied cooling OF her husbands love- Aunt
Jim" offers her tho woman's candidacy
for mayer. Thinking that she may be able
TO show her husband that she Is good for
something shc accepts the nomination
With her acceptance the firss &C, ends
The second act shows the interior Of the
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about twelve months ago, and had then
very distinct success. On January Is
Madam Scalchi's famous concert company
will on the same boards meet with the ap-
probation OF all true music lovers Madam
ScaIchi. prima donna contralto. Ia accom-
panied BY Mile HeIens Mold. prima donna
soprano. who has just returned from
three years successful tour In Europe.
6ignor Codurn Canxio, tenor: Eignor
Achilie Alberti. baritone. and Signor Mar
cello Lobardi. musical director. Then
there comes to the Seattle Willie Collier
In Du Eouchet's famous farce THE Man
From Mexico" which VIII be produced jan
uary a and q.
r tho Third Avenue theater the bust.
"A meas Of the week has been exception
ally good. "A Boy Wanted drawing good
audiences on Sunday. it, opening night
and 1t every performance up to last night
One Of the features OF this show has
been the eccentricities around town OF Ed
Murray. who IL called 1.-THE original coua-
try boy" and yet never plays II on tho
stage. He goes around to the stores where
the advertisement Of the play 10 exhibited
and applies for tho job; also into the hotel
Hobbies where his comical makeup and
good natured char 10 sure to attract
crowd ED" entered the business at
eleven years of age when he Joined Bar
mum. For years after the celebrated
clown. John Manning. used TO drive the
bussermiik wagon In the circus parade
and ED" was then the country boy who
pretended TO sell the huttermilk.
-
THE attraction at the Third Avenue this
i evening. which wifi be repeated every
evening during the week Is ''Tsnnsssees
pardner." from the pathetic story by Bret
Harte. II Is put Oh by A strong company.
headed by Harry Mainhall. Esther Will
,ams. Jane Coreoian ind Annie Mortimer.
and there are ten ether capable actors IN
the company AainAail has tho reputation
of being 4 clever leading man. His frst
road engagement was with Buffalo Bill. a.
SECOND heavy. He was leading man for
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for Heno'ulu, not only for merchandise.
Su. for everything down. or up 20, amuse-
rnents, IL saown In the action OF Mr. King,
the planter ard member OF the municipal
counc., OF Heno,ulu He has engaged the
Jnle Waters company. that was ~ the
Third Avenue last week, TO play under
bis management In Honslu,u. after witch
they Will return here Meantime other
companies viii be engaged here for the
Henesuiv theaisrs. and In fact many OF
the theatrical managers Of the country
have extended their circuits 90 - to play
Seattle and Honolulu. And then Seattle on
the return. The julie Walters company
saals on Wednesday.
Charles p Cary has been ssgred ny the
Ju.a Walters Company 20 play during this
uoro.riu engagement Tie IN well known IN
Seattle and L. Al exceptionally good ae-
scY
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sor,. wears x.ss Hsrre. e-ea1lng fh~ Fsss
81 Huay. and hAi A similar ros2asn W
Jswr.es Laws wSoEn he asse<s as - ~
rts4 I've years ago es eseARee sas
rel. IN --Tsanssxsas Fa-snsr. Ara eAs
~, ns.wsnw u ~.sa great succsas ss~
a-asA
>,wx~, sw-s.v far a wssk's sassSsHasas
IN fs>xt.s "A gussca Of KeSa VII or1
"a. shs Ts.fra Awen.> This vas eae %
uoyt'x first szssc~sses are vss rsASeS ae.e
~Aor s..sr ~. Ara Ia sh- oss Turner S@A%
= will ee followed ~ In tie ea~asAse
R,,w~ Tar &c usxs wssk, - - ssasssSs'
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sa2- arse 2ss sser A success ever ssr->
sa1e - 40 doget that both attractions
- e vel pa'v0asEci ana Thoroughly
sHtsyss
January Is sz1 70 VESTS minstrel
loH viii GENE 10 ire seattle. with
sssA members Q, ~. els Primrose a
eanrany ansorg It's burnt ca~s at
: asSsasias Bay West himself January
nc t~sraasy there Mi. - company
. Na eessred p~op.s with whose efforts
msss ccssAfssrssea. may se Taats Nfth
1inssrs troupe. fer the Rack PAtti.
siressg company. Sc WAS here
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HoYr's "a BUNCH OF KErA-
VIII H NerFily Ratified sAortly ~
the Third Ayenue.

The San Francisco Chronicle OF about
Christmas tine has this "a say a. the ccm-
pany coming 70 the Third Avenue tneater
next sunday evening Ter = weeks engage
msEt.
Tia. the extravagart humor % the
Hoyt drama Is slow TO wisheg. even After
many successive seasons. seemed proved
last evening when A Bunch Of Rays was
presented a; the Comedy theater. This
farce-comeay T. on tie present occasion.
handled by . company headed by Mss
Ala Bcthner. a souhEette OF exGoera-s
denish Teddy with satisfactory vlvaeity.
ana was an agile acroba;ic leader IN the
fun OF the piece. Miss Frankie ST. John,
q pleasans-faced little woman. danced
gracefully at intervals. and otherwise ap-
peAred In the play ~ Dollse Doohs. George
+. Hall figured crcdita5sy in the role Of
the lawyer trying 70 be boniface. aaa IN
the second act gave speciality OF merit.
Miss Bo;hner and her company. ccuirfve
20 strike fhe genuine key and give a
performance that il thoroughly amusing
4nd diverting."
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hega.e WITH tAa hesdexarts-s - tAs .wa
0grsaxsag candidates ca opposite ss1Ss-
r]Nrougs 18th ira saa tbs Following aEts
tas va-sesa phases Of ire campaign are
sAewn Tia ward sss.erx 81 soxa ps<ises
aa-s scrg-xgxss 60 tax avee the e5Ancsz
ter he slses4en az Their respective sAaas-
SA t@$.
The ssr1 a-s s>c-IA acts take place On
"a say OF srs sssetsosI. In IRE tnsfe Az
G-scs gaes - 30 ycsSs - east Der 1sss
vote sas returns IN tktsers AID raxy Ass3
sewersS WITH Eaa Her sasozas waats -
knex where lie ArueEscaa srxs = sAs
s~salS Sc treat a werzaGs Grace replies Ca.
* Nzs Ecs sas Are-ssa7 E2<n- o1f lie
AraGs1xn wcEsen
La ssa la "a &C hc1e.ta1 ohew eAaa
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The 6caiehi concert company. which -
beokes to appear M TIRE Seattle on the
evening Of tbs 18Th has three famous sing
ers vino have possibly not been heard by
Seattle uausse levers. Nile. Helene Nor4i,
the soprano, returned from . three years
ncuneed success In Chicago. Ssgnor Co
aurri cauzia. the tenor. passed the three
last years at the Manzeni tseAtsr, Milan:
but 8. xner AchsIls Albert, baritone. made
ms first appearance in America with the
Nsp.eson opera Company, New York. In
is. TIE company VIII givs scenes from
III Truvstore.' "5emiraIases" ard Mar
n
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Willie Collier. who vili be here shortly
In Du Souchet's famous farce. The Man
From Mexico" Ia one OF the fortunate act
ors who have beeN accumulattng ozone
enough 70 last for the season ard 70 enable
them to spend their vitality for the next
eight months in behalf Of ths public. He
James. about ffty miles from New York,
on Long island, on the south shore, not
far from Babylon, one OF the most fash
ionzhis and popular watering places. Taose
enterprising young managers Smyth s.
Rice. have Ave organizations on the road
this season, besides Willie Collier, In THE
Man From Mexico" which will be at the
Seattle theater January q and 8
Shipping Talent Now.
That Seattle VIII be the shipping port
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whistler. the Csympac coarfetsA. Tire
Kingsley sisters. Eta Butler in limitations
Of famous people. the mysterious cAeins.
ard TIE great cake walk. az combine 20
make q performance sAAt xsstrer<- The
music is Infectious. thu comedy efe.vss-
cent The girls are young and pretty ard
there are plenty Of them Emma Marsh
Plays Lucille Kidd. Hattie Vera, Allas
K.d9: Harriet Scea1en- Erpaoria Alton,
and Walter Ware. the swess-voscsd tenor.
plays Ralph. Seats On sale rsxt Thursday
at the box e1ics.
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Hack Patfi Troubaaours.

II e-ssserrssa Jenes Ire back PATTI rad
n rhercfnerai success here on her visit
about q year ago. ana there IS little toae,
ina. IL wGi Be repeated when she psrforns
a. The Seattle tfester on shs evening Of
,hs zssh Ira company coEnrrtsss Ernest
Hogan. the black cavalier. 0scrss Holt.
The ,@rssr Ard other fsvcFtses. with some
new psrferusrs and nsx speaaa!;ies-
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the vote II eosng to GracA II 10 then she
decides hat she does net Want 20 be mayor.
AnS when Sc nnts shs q really elected she
Shows The real WOMAN hy sayfng that sae
win not he saected. A. lax her brother.
who has kept Ia the background enjoying
the fun informs her tsizs as Sae Is not cs
legal age. al the votes cast for her are
void. ara that her husband Is elected IN
srsss % the fact shA; the nee. woes were
cast for Der.
The saies Of seats viii commence tornor-
row morrirg
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Sunday Afternoon Concert. Seattle
Theater. by WagneR's Baad.


T~ss sre&. sc~rse rsay VIII - wsvsa a.
80 s~asxsA tonight Y-r to skxs trra. II
81 Lar hss srs~r,ez alExsSG arg css<-
nzrns sc~ sss pay w~ have IN 6cuss ssss Il
psu!s bare bees n much E~satxr scscces2
rnzxs~sxsly TTss Say - strictly whss Il 10
ssv~~ssx@a a w-AssSs sc<zac p~o1arsssu TIE
ssA~srfcat s~se<s are wocs3er-xa &rs fAa
szozsss VII Go Assss< srnprave 49, u ia isx.
S3wsa xhs oaxupAny - an uans@alsY ssxaEg
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By "Au Aboard" one OF the best farce
comedies that has been sent out from New
York this season. Among other bookings
at this popular house ere "Mar,eirs Merry
Makers" Fast Mar and Darkest
Russia"
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-03-10

Late to bed and early to rise, prepares
man for his homo in the skies. But
early to bed and Little Early Riser,
the pill that makes life longer and bet
ter and wiser. M. E. Doe & Co. r.
The double train service will 90 into
effect on the main line Of the Northern
Pacific next Sunday-March 18th As
near as can at present be learned slight
changes will be made in the time Of ar
rival OF No. 1 and No. 2 at Drummond
No. 3 (west-bound) will arrive at Drum
mond about 10 o'clock and No. 4 (east-
boundD about 10 o'clock a. M. The
train on the Philipsburg and Drummond
branch will make connections with both
east and west-bound trains. About the
1st OF May it is said the Copper City
Flyer will also again resume its daily
service between Butte and Hamilton.
This change in train service will be
much appreciated by the residents of
this section and the travelling public
generally.
1t is very hard to stand idly by and
see our dear ones suffer while awaiting
the arrival of the doctor. An Albany
IN. ~ dairyman called at drugstore
there for doctor to come and see his
child, then very sick with Group. Not
finding the doctor in, he left word for
him to come at once upon his return.
He also bought a bottle of Chamber
lains Cough Remedy, which he hoped
would give some relief until the doctor
should arrive. In few hours he re.
turned, saying the doctor need not
come, as the child was much better
The druggist (Mr. Otto Scholz) says the
family has since recommended Chamber.
lains Cough Remedy to their neighbors
and friends until he has a constant de-
mand for it from that part of the coun.
try. For sale by M. E. Doe & Co.,
Druggists.