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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07
What More Could BE Needed !?

rs your daughter properly equipped for
literary work?" asked the editor.
Equipped. I've bought her a Louis
Somebody desk, a fountain pen, a silver
inkstand, and a mother-of-pearl pen
holder besides the most expensive sta
tionery on the market; l guess that comes
pretty near being a literary outfit.'-Stray
Stories.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07
Won,ea and Music.

Are women intellectual in the interpreta-
tive sense? Yes: without hesitation l an
swer this question. for music. apart from
the creative side. is a feminine art, and
one in which woman's munitions lead her
many leagues towards success. That wo-
men have as yet-you mark my guarded
use Of a future contingencyi-that women
have as yet exhibited powers Of interpre-
tation as keen, as original, or even on a
par with men. ] am not prepared 70 say.
They have never given us remarkable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07
Hcadinr Matter Wanted.

Recent messages received by the Inter
national Committee Young Mems CHRIS
tan Association from its representatives
with the army in China and the Philip
pines report the supply OF good reading
matter 10 be inadequate to meet demands
from the three hundred or more stations
of the army. Gifts in quantities TO enable
the secretaries to send supplies to every
post should be sent at once. Books, late
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07
In Politics..

What III the world ever induced Big
gerson to bring home such a queer-look-
ing dog?
That's a dachshund Bisgerson's run
ming for Office, you know
What mas the fact that he is running
for office to do with the dog?''
Hes anxious to do something that
will give BIN a claim on the German
Chicago Times-Herald
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07

CURRENT LITER AZURE FOR BUSY READERS


the Perin Gazette. Two officials shallow
the Emperor without ceasin%. These
ere The Imperial Recorders. They note
and transcribe every ACT, his every word
Their memoranda are transferred 10 the
imperial archives, and are not opened
until TIE history of the dynasty Is writ
ten. long after the rattiUs bones Eot
Nwans Hsu have become sacred bes&ie
those o. his ancestors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07
n Song of Help.
Make CAD the lives of others

Make CAD the lives of others
Thine how best
Bear burdens for thy brothers:
So find rest
wouldst cure thine own heart-brcakins?
Heal another.
From thine own grief awakng.
Cheer thy brother. :,
Insure olest tomorrow ..ssss.
Thus, to-day. !, So
So shall thy selfish sorrow
Flee away
So shan fair wl,ids caress thee
AS they blow;
The bending heavens shall bless thee
With their glow.
The watching stars shall speak thee
Strength Of heart:
And all thy good shall seek thee
Where thou art.
One thy desire and duty?
One with all?
Then can but JOY and beauty
Thee hefaii.
-Lrelia Clark, for the Boston Transcript
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07

numbers of standard illustrated papers
and magazines are specially desirable, and
will be forwarded without further expense
to the givers if sent with express or freight
prepaid to the office of international Com
mittee Young Mems Christian Association,
No West Twenty-ninth Street, New
York City.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07
Some Questions.
4 lines every hedge and

When golden-rod lines every hedge and
What matters If the fields are brown in
rain?
Where violets were a purple aster grows;
And why should one regret a faded rose
What if the nest we watched deserted
swings,
A meadow lark a-down the pasture sings,
And when the leaves are falling thick
and fast,
They are the brighter that they cannot
last,
For even in the coming winter days,
The promise of another winter stays.
Anon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07
chinese Frequent Feast Days.

Religious and national fetes are frequent
IL, China. Sacrifices are then performed
before the tablets OF their ancestors. and
ceremonial dishes are partahen OF en-
fa,ofIre Wine drunk with a mixture OF or
ni,neut at this time is supposed TO drive
away epidemic diseases for whole year
Bowls Of water are put in the courtyard
at high noon to catch the suns rays,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07
,oa.,s .scr;nt,on to this satellite:

poets ascript!on 70 ms sdteI'srE:
Raising my glass to drink WITH the moon.
notice that we are three
The moon, my shadow. and myself
The moonlight comes right up to my pea
covering the floor VITA d dazzling surface
Wh,ci, at first 6 ght ] take for ice.
Then noticing that il is the moon.
fail TO tia.Il2l:ng of my native lana.
-Lesiie's Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07
Down On Chinese Fashions.

what is Bessie shriekins about?'
"oh. nurse plated her hair in a p;ssali
and she won't have it.''-Ind :anap oi.s
Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07

leaves of the Palmyra palm are put OH
them. as the use of cotton SUITS IS pro-
hibited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07
lfIiatl:li.I.
We rail at Time a

We rail at Time and Chance, and break
our hearts
To make the glory Of to-day endure
Is the sun dead because the DAY departs?
And are the suns of Life and Love less
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07

Richard Hovey, in the October Book
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07

This period. 1s60-1S61. when Napoleons
ally had united Italy, and the French
flags waved in triumph on Mount Lebanon
ana the walls of Pelin, the author con-
siiers to be the height of Napoleon Ill s
power. and from this date his power went
down and down TO ITS final eNtnguishment
in the awful humiliation Of Sadan.
This book is.n the authors weil-knoWn
style, and proves most entertaining read
ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07


WHEN THOU HAST SHUT THY DOOR.
By the Rev. c. H c. Macsregor, author
of Inspirations of the Christian, Pray
i1- the Holy Ghost" exc. New York:
Thomas Y Crowen & Co. Ornamental
white binding, y mo-, a pages, price
50 cents.
The secondary title of Mr.. Macgre-or's
booklet is the Quiet Hour" and by that
he does not mean necessarily sixty luti
minutes, but the time which ne THINKS
every Christian ought 10 spend IN med'ta-
ton and communion with Cod Inc spe-
cific purpose for this period OF contempia-
ton is the cultivation of the deVout NE
end TO produce in our lives stiffness. out
look ar thu faculty of living in the infinite
future. in eternity. and, thirdly. what ne
calls God-consciousness, the perfec' reall-
cation of fellowship with the Master lie
then goes on to answer the question as TO
what is the best manner IN Whlcn 10
make use of the quiet hour, ana outlines
a scheme which may prove biessihs 10
many thoughtful souls.
PLAYGROUND TONI. BY Anna Chaplin
RAY, author of Half Dozen Boys,
.sHalf a Dozen Girls" etc. New York:
Thomas Y, Crowell & Co Ornamental
binding, vo, illustrated, 1856 pages, price,
oil Genus
In this story Miss Ray takes her readers
into a district as sordid as John Street
the Jewish quarter of a city Sums. She
tells how some 2hilanthropic young iadles
open the Fairgrounds of scaoolhouse YUM
Der Seven. 1t brings together an unre-
generate throng of ragged, unkempt.. dirty
.kids,'' and the most unresenerate among
them is Toni valovick. Even Tom mas an an
almost microscopic and deeply hlaoen
touch of chivalry in his heart, thousn ne
fights and smokes and drinks and SCOTS.
But Teacher has the magic touch Of
Faith in her, and she uses tact. aiia WIZ.
battlefaith and love she wins the gay :. IN
the battle with the keenltttle rasca4. MISS
Ray depicts the dreadful! life in the Sums
with master hand; there is no magma
tion in that part Of the story II - piioeo-
.graphed from life, and she has oeeh Won
.derfully successful in tchns the plc-
turesoue dialect of the Ghetto. The story
is full Of humor, tempered with d palhos
which is heart-stirring.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27
Ean-ay per.,sraeea. IN .f.se.-

In twenty years ti1ze. X is safe 70
prohpesy. railway development in At
ricz VIII have uzade enormous strides
and the many Important brznch lines
90 connect with the Cape Cairo trunk
VIII have been constructed or be near
eoZplefiSa- In the SDE1h the line from
johannesburg viii join thai al Bul-
awayo; B1lAwayo. again VIII be con
nec5ed with line running right across
country 10 waldsch hzy IN German
West Africa In central Africa the
trunk line VIII conner with German
aRd British lines running 10 the east
coast; and il Is szly reasonable TO sup
pose thar by thar time liaS or lines
through Bs3EiaR territory wa connect
OF b h Close touch with the Cspss-Eo-
Cairo route And that the trunk line
will Be = paying concern there Is 10
reAsoa 70 doubt In the EhsdsSlan
section aIready hErIlt the returns hzYe
advanced by lsaps and bounds The
engineering difficulties Of the, Capss-tp-
Cairo line are considerable, but ncT in
supsrahle; 50 that. with Mr. Rhodes at
the head 70 push the thing aions-
thera j. every pruspeEt of the scheme.
vast as il r. being successfully aec0ln-
pIlst.esL-Thc Engineering Magazine
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27
uoPEMEnTs ARE RARE-
r.-sa.., co1.sat AI~.ys EszztrSa Ia
F-xaex-

Francs
Elopszszts are O. very In
frequent occGrrznee in France,
fact Ihat Z due IN large
measure 70 the pscaiiAriCy o. Ire
FTezea law pertaining TO marriages
Not only Enst tbs contracting parties
up 70 a1y age-hzve the written
consent OF their parents. bit also in
case Of the death OF their parents thsE
must obtain the consent ot their
grandparEntz- Here Is 4 case EnsIznc-
ed by 4 correspondent whose trtszd
Suzanne B. was engaged to Henri 5
Both were orphans. yet il was several
months before the ceremony could be
performed because Sf The number ot
papers and certificates which we're
Necessary for ths oeAsbrztioa Of their
nUpLaIs- No less than fourteza Ger
tiheztss were absolutely Indispensable,
and suzanne. as ~sIl as hsr dzzes. was
obliged TO show . default Of Itsir par
entss presence or written consent
First, her fathers death certificate;
second, her mothers death es-tiacatsi
third her fathers fathers death Ger
CiEass; fourth. her fathers mothers 5
death certificate; nth, her mothers
fathers death cerrzsGate, sixth, her
mothers mothers death certificate;
seventh her own birth certificate Sew
e-zl uourhs elapsed before ali these
papers could be got toEsthsr- When Al
Last AL ESs ready Suzanne B appear
ed AZ the marie and inquired when she
might be married Have yea the COZ
sent Of your coussl de familis2" tam
ly council which regulates the Affairs
ot orphans and minors vas the quez-
uon- No, ny parents died iutestzts-
Then you can't be legally married
But ! have no eonseiI de fanihs- ="
Well, then. get one as soon as pos
sI5le," ~Es the reply. Ana poor Su-
zaane was forced 70 write 70 all o. her
relatives IN all corners Of France-
many OF whom she had neEsT even
seen-and ask then to come up to
Paris ID form a eonseiI de fzmHEe.
After much expense, worry and trou-
bic, not 10 speak Of lawyerz' fees. etc,
the various members OF the coazel de
tamilie were at last collected together
TO give their consent 70 the marriage
OF SuZAape and HenTL-Chicag0 News.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27
A Gooti Frnfs.slnn.

Many things are changed in times OF
war and bIoodshsd, but some remain
fixed and immOva5Is- 4 surgeon in one
Of the hospitals was hIling up a blank
for a conyaIescept soldier who had
done brave service in the civil war. to
which he had gone from his New
Hampshire home. What were you by
profession before the Ear2" asked the
surgeon Il was a Methodist sir" an
swered the man; and then he added.
bIuntIy. And I can tell you. sir. that
it would take more than going to an
other war and losing my other arm, to
change me" Quite right" said the
surgeon. who suppressed the smile
that was inclined TO come to the sur
face. Then he had the tact to ask his
question in another form, which elicit
ed the fact that the soldier had been a
carpenter as well as 4 Methodist in
days of pezre.-Youth' Companion.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27
A Mexican Mummy.

In the first chapel Eear the left en-
'rance q Giuaialajara caJheiral slab
tlsClosszs the resting place d the mum
my Of Don Juan Santiago CarTabEt0,
horn at Palma. AndalusJa. Spsziu- July
8. I6E.4. q canon OF the church q Bad
a50Z- and the first hiship Of Porto Rico.
Barring the loss Of two front teeth Ths.
mummy = well preserved. very brown
and very WriGkIszd- and clad in his red
bishops robe wsth a cross about the
neck UpSn the head Is the bishops
cap. its gold band resting loosely under
the shTiveIe8 chin
VanitaS yanitarum. Three hundred
years aEo this wtthered substance
thought and sTake and boPssi and fear
ed and reasoned, like the crowds who
row cross the ssxtgu's palm with silver
for the privileges. Of gazing upon the
wiEEsred remains D>.->>elf-Cu Culture IaGa-
zine
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27
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Know Thyssi.. = Book FoE AeE oriyr
sent Free, postpaid seAisd- 20 azy male
reader ra-uta0aEnE this paper. &c for
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s-rv4rioa. ths Gpid Aetal FEIzs Treatise
the bssz Nedicsl Book q n. or any as5sL
go m griih enZrRvt1g-s and prs-rrIEl lr2oE.S
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fun sttt 81 % address Tbs Peabody Md
iraE Institute. No BaIdD=k ST. Boston,
Mass. the oldest and bess IN THIS eoz1tTy.
Write today Tor these books ksys %
hsalth anf viEuT.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27
4 PEACEMsKER-
OH Reeoae1sd the Carnegie and rick

tuEsrc-t--
All Of Nr. James 3. DtIl's friends.
and perhaps some Of his relatives. are
stiu guessing. With 10Ee or less Wild
ness as 20 the amount which he re-
csiysd for patching up" the little dif-
ference OF = few millions Of dollars BE-
tween NJ Carnegie and Mr.. Frick.
and for his work in recognizing the
Carnegie corporation Some are Of the
opinion that Mr Dill would have
turned away in disgust had less than
haif 4 million been offered him. but
others ara confident that a hundred
thousand dollars would have been =
princeIy sum for his services At ali
events he will go down in commercial
history As a unique psase-malser Mr..
Dill smiles when the subject is men
toned. and keeps the secret AS 3
matter Of fact. he Is one Of the most
thoroughly equipped corporation a-tor-
nsys in the country. and perhaps en-
Joys the friendship and confidence Of
nearly every millionaire IN the United
States. The time was Ehen Mr.. Dill
had to hustle for his daily bread, bat
for that matter, he has always been 4
husteE-hrst as college student, a
New York reporter, then as a tutor.
and again as a student OF law He is
= short tAiek-set man, whose only
fad is saddle horses. and be, with his
daughter, Miss Emma Dill. takes an
hours ride through the streets Of the
New Jersey Oranges every morning
at an hour when most commuters are
still deeply sleeping. For several years
past Mr.. Dill has reserved a month
each season for a fishing trip to the
Rangeley Lakes. and. as he has been
going quite a number OF years, has a
goodly fund Of tales on tap-taIes
which would make Izaak Walton gasp
for breath.-LesIie's Weekly.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27
Ar Yeu t.alnr - !.

Tie Santa Fs Route gfls-E many cHcAs
excursion rates East
Eh5cAEu and Ts2lTn. E3t-5se
s. LsvEsts ard TeflETE. k1a-5ss
AfiEsgQrt river points s-i return. fls.5a
Also tuternae4lAfa pl4utE a. uzs tEFe
plus g q fgr rgau1 tE5F- Juns IItn, LEsb.
szTJs July IstE sArh ard August Ssh H1aIt
G-cs8b~r Inst
P1ilas-1phla ans -sssz--1- June L1ta- lfth
and L6sh 81 5A Chicago and ~ IRA June
14th au8 Eth. T. 5& Cincinnati E8a ~
tEru July FEA- IAfk an4 llfE- E2.3A Kan
sas Csty AID return July 2ad Rns ard.
4ITaE
We also have 7thErs- K contemplating
EriE- DO BOT Eati to ask for tickets over
ssSzrta Fq Ruzsts-r F-uN particulars fur
aiLshe4 By Local arrests or nT Addressing
J. Z HALL General AEeaL
Santa Fs E0Bte, Denver Colo.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27
Mrs.
.Pnkhan1

The ono thing fbaf quaH-
fSes q person to give adj
vice on any subject Is
experience = experfesoe
creates knowledge.
No other persos has 50
wide an experience svjfh
female Ills nor sHoh n
record of success ~
Mrs. PinECi1ans has haef.
Over a hundred thou
sand cases como before
her each year. Some per-
sonaiIy, others by mail.
And this has been going
ON for 20 years, day after
day and day after day.
Twenty years of con-
sfanf success = think of
fhe knowledge thus
qainedE Surely women
are wise In seeking ao-
vice from a woman with
such an experience, es-
peciaiiy whom its free.
IF you are III GET a bottle
of Lydia e. Pfnkf,ans,s
Vegetable Compound nj
once-fEen write Mrs.
Pfnkhas,,, Lynn, Mass.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27
Chan rrcur.icr. ra.t

The Rurli1Egsu WfH o. June tith anz
L=Eh TEI on sale EEEeLs from DeaVg- &C
Chicago. s. LUsis Peoria and all Ms
sour river points at rae Of one fare plaz
= fDE the round rTip. TtrE1ts GOOD toF
ret Urn IiN GsCfgbGr a-Et TAls rate opeu
70 every body. . ". FALLEEY.
General AEeat-
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27
Kerosene for Dish~..I1ing.

When not water and soap are scarce,
try kerosene for removing grease from
dishes. II cuts the grease. leaves the
dishes clean. and absolutely free from
the unpleasant odors OF the oil
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27
l.a,x. CO W. sns

Dne sine smaller after usIn ,yAllsn's Foot
Ezse- a powder. Il makes tight or new
aching fsst, irgrowfrE nails, co-ns and
Su2ions- AL Gru yg ISIS and shoe stores,
2Sc Trial package FREE By mail Ad-
dress Allen 5. olrzsted- lie Roy. NJ.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27
onIy sI-ss DsnY-r to K.nsa. City

sic-ptnE ear OF train leaving Denver over
JnicE PacitE al rs ,. Il daily, srTty-
iEE Kansas city - fulluIiEE morning.
one fare rr- the rUpgud trip 70 Kansas
CiEy July nd and zrd Ticket nfHre ~
SeVsEt.@nth street
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27
MaLs Your R.-<rrratlon. a. onee

For Union PaciaC excursions June Elr3.
july l2th, s1th and August gth- one fare
plus E-9e for round trip TO Chicago ST
Louis St Paul. Minneapolis DututA
Kansas City Omaha and intermediate ts.
points. Final Eutt October zZsr- Ticket
Ut5ce 81 Seventeenth street.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27

T1ua-pssss E1s a fetching nAeas fcr
his CpEntry Place. De Ca-Es lf Al ~
So - --s' White nzhst-@- 90 E4rTy-fFsA
IN - hErr 1r= better Z q Caa Ea.ss Az
TIE SARA q 1hs NElsa E.zhb.L-
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27
A EIa.h ~ Arms.

Marie-How dye do. Isabel: would
have spoken SOONER. hut didn't know
YOU Young Woman Who Eessui4lsss
Isabal-Beg pardon; my names not Is
abel. 80 you don't know ne yet
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27

II looks a. II the Empress DowaSpr
Of China s. bringing about her own de-
srructiou and II the newspaper dis
patches are accurate you may expect
to hear that she has been depOs.f and
the emperor. Euanz- Hsu. restored TO
power. with European advisers
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27

Well. how does your automobile 20
by this timsy" "Oh. !E's all right II has
quit shying At the eIsctric cars"
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27

Ian sz7s Pls5's Care e7r C1zEz1F 1Fis77 ss'e''
Ky Life tATsc yszEs Gso---&s1s EEBas- s2aAALSs
MA5!s St-ssE, NorE1-n- y l. Pea y. I<H-
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27

''ClemenriuE has seven trunks packed
To go 70 Paris It's all npns=FEsls to
take 50 many clothes she tsu'f raktaE
many clothes shes taking canned srun
10 cirCunyent those grAspiug FEgnch
rest2lrant- t-keepers-
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27
A M-.sAI..an.. Iat.rleprr.

Pa-DauEhte=, tlzIzE it ts t3nss / svre
asking that yaGaE raaa q yours hss IL
1sutiuas-
T'G9Ebter-SS. dgz't yUa Do IL Do ygg
sast 70 cheat re cat % Ene cream soda
water FoT the Wh1ts slEunuEr-
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27
Ar, Toa r.Inr An.u-. raoi-E..--

Il IS the only cure for sE7Asn-
Smartiuz BuFuiug Sweating Feet
Corns and BEriJHs- Ask for Alien =
Foot-Eass. q powder 10 be shaken into
the shoes. At all Druggists and Shoe
Stores. z5c Sample sent FREE Ad-
dress Alien 5. OIrnsted. Leroy. " Y.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27

Uaese saa uzss tse best C. crvryEEszx CSc1s
Sac zEss Czrtrr-K la he E1oW&
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27

What kind af man Is Rodney Me
Nibbs = -0h. hes the kind thst would
present you with the second volume Of
q book and not know IL"
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27

CitiEsn-pozsHt u rake you raaa q,
have women sllss F1E EEEBaEh q sE-cas
door, EsEsEs GhaEEr-$u. The sc=es=
dor ho53s q the azer dcEs-
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27

-AEca. Ester 80 this Gead. board iz
Par1s 5 s. Say WelL Arthur.
zr3uE yea might give -as a LOT mere uoa-
ev 10 Er-sE1f- Inst fElaE - lat I n saw
ing ycu ty nos tfslst4-s az going thsE'a-
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27
s1s PER WEEK

A sAiAry of 81 Per week E1st sEresses vi -
paid 70 raan EiLH one to aurse ~ . latrp-
a1n- oGT Poultry EdEnpssss1d All L1ce Killer
Ez1ouE Fa-uaeEa A&1r-Ss z1th sEazzzs AfsAlE
MFG. Co DsE Moznes. Iowa.
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27

what e. a pgIgicz1 EE1t- 70 on
Il L. ksb9y q ER5=Easss w1o @rs esAca
secretly b=zTr snt fieterrzLG,ssl -s1 hAvss2ls
kis gG-z way after TIE eGEveaGGs l.
over
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27

Frfz1iey's California Fra1T Gzza euzthizs
fruits
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27
4 El1aae4al Dis7rsgl.n-, SorBrvhsr-.

-AEzsaa : caz't 5et yea haEs such a
large aanBaE u EaaT'a gp tats week
WY. Af-EuT- EE4E EEFseT- EfE failt1l-
frE paussr safd the zzzgneE market vas
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27

FITS <szzzAzszIly sfg- 5se sEE Alta
k-st tss's q E'f- Ahzss tirsss Nsrvs Rsslar--
ss1z ~ FREE SzID0 trss1 r=sszas szt tzsSt.ss
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27

When an irritable man has Insomnia
an the neishboThoud cats seem called on
Jo suffer with him
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27

'7CIsasuEtua, that nzaE hEsa ne a GOO
deal o. elss r. doesn't HEc me a. All
How DO you know Jnsepainsr' " ~
! never cau make ElnB mad
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27

-Ffsz auu and EfsHEear MaAze NEEEs
l. n general EoEteEF- Yes So see15Es
10 tEt1k hsr IRE frgsE 49, a.z15 atz19cns-s
say ali that Is EEcesaa-g--
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27

-lzcE sd that Baseball eEpsrt eEgAAlr
1az rsssans local GeEs&ES Ga Ne sstt
that r1stEinE rau18 eE7sr he GsgsefgEzsd or
- 20 % al right In presidential ese1'
Eluu year"
The Lamar register., 1900-06-27
10 HousEkEEPERs

And all lovers Of good food. season
able food. and food that satisfies.
Friends Oats" particularly appeals
Get a package trru your grocer and
uy Il Save The trade marks. they
are valuable Write for fall list ot
premiums. including s!EvsTS2re, choice
books BY the best authors, etc. etc
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rs1lEsrs ars wiser than E1EnF She-NfelL
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What q harasss-,l look Mrs. Waddle-
ton always wears when she Sgts Up a
picnic Yes. shes either afraid Of
snakes or afraid the leu5nads won't
20 around
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sal- that no oUe should nEEg the c-1te.
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Fe- Easy Irozinx

use s1FauisissS starch" No sticking, hAir
ts-irg or breaking All grccsr<-iSe
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Hairs Catsrrh Cure
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SIS, 900 sa GIVEN Away

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