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An old Indian burying ground in the
suburbs of Sanausky, Ohio, is to be
converted into a public park and the
bodies of the red men inferred there
removed elsewhere The necessities
of the living are e~ncroaching every
where on the dead and crowding them
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The Supreme Court Of Michigan re,
Gently held that a conductor is not
bound to give assistance to women and
children in alighting from cars. Not
in law, of course not, but true man.
hood always dictates courtesy.
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THE fairest parts of the world that
we're wildernesses in 1900, now TEEN
with industry and population. There
are no more virgin lands to occupy;
no more such enticements to draw
millions from the homes of their faith
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a granite monument, erected on ths
site Of the camping ground Of General
John Stark, as he passed from
CharlestoWn. N. H. to the battle OF
Bennington, 10 It'll, WAS dedicated at
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1.-THE HOUSEWIVES PART.

Oh, men, and oh, brothers; and all Of you
others,
/ beg of you pause and listen a bit.
And III tell without altering any of it,
The tale of the housewives part.
Mixing and fixing,
Brewing and stewing,
Basting and tasting,
Lifting and sitting,
Stoning and boning, $
Toasting and roasting,
Kneading and seeding,
Straining and draining,
Poking and soaking,
Choosing and using,
Reasoning and seasoning,
PAIRING and sharing
This is the housewives part.
Filling and splitting, Z.
Pounding and sounding,
Dreaming and steaming,
Swimming and trimming,
Mopping and ehopping.
>4asiag apd porting.
Smelling and ylhe4Anx~n---
Grinding and minding,
Firing and firing,
Carving and serving,
This is the housewives part
OiliLg and boiling and broiIing,
Buying and trying and frying,
Burning and turning and churning,
Pricing and icing and slicing,
flashing and MASKING and splashing, \
Scanning and planning and canning,
Creating and squeezing and freezing
This is the housewives part.
Aching and baking and making and shak-
ing,
Beating and heating and seating and treat
ing,
Oh, men, and oh, brothers, and all Of you
others
Do you envy the housewives part?
Susie NJ. Best, in New Orleans Times
Democrat.
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Burglar, Novel ExpedIent.

A daring attempt to loot the resi-
dence Of Carton G. Peck, in Allenhurst,
was frustrated by MI. Peck, who sur
prised the robbers at their work. The
robbers meantime had locked Them
selves inside one of the upstairs rooms,
where they remained concealed. Mr.
Peck went for an officer, taking his
entire family with him. When he re-
turned with the officer the robbers had
gone. All the silyerware and yalua-
bles had been packed for removal, and
a clean sweep was evidently planned
by the thieves.
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The interesting feature in the new
underground electric railroad system
OF London is that the cars with which
it is equipped are of American manu-
faefurp
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Dr0Wned IN = CanagIAH AsA
During d storm which passed over
Lake Duchenes, Ont, two boys,son Of
Cannell J. Steers, a draughtsman In
the survey branch Of the Department
OF the Interior, at Ottawa, were
drowned.
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Will CASE.
Wealthy Woman introduced Her
Daughter as Her Sister.
Latteris Accused Of Poisoning Her Moth.
er, Whose Former Husband and
Brother Claim Her Fortune.

San Francisco (SpeciaD.-In this city
rnnovnod far kaen contasts avo,. u,iIls
!, .- 49,
.nele - e"i = on.eses tna' pius
fair to prove more bitter than any OF
the famous fights for property in the
history IF califarnia The amn,,nt
.~ s.- --S-s
insoiseu 2 noe iarse Wnen
to the sums that have been
fought for il other California will con-
tests, but this fight has an element
that adds interest to it-an accusation
that a daughter, In order to inherit
the entire property Of a mother, killed
the mother with poison.
It was openly charged at the inquest
into the death of Mrs. Almira s. Town
send, that her daughter, Mrs. Ella F..
Murray,nOt only conspired to cause her
death, but did actually cause it. This
charge was made by former Supreme
Court Justice Van r. Paterson, coun-
sci for Joseph w. C0burn, a brother Of
Mrs. Townsend and a claimant for
part Of the estate, which is valued at
about 100000.
The developments after the death
of Mrs. Townsend on July n. have
been astonishing. Mrs Townsend was
extremely sensitive about her age. She
was anxious to pass for q much
younger WOman than she was. In
following out this deception she saw
fit to Introduce her only daughter, Mrs.
Ella F. Murray, Of Dorchester, Mass,
as her sister. When Mrs. Murray WIS.,
tied San Francisco and went about
with hnr nnfhnr Chn rUur 0Iuyouo
known as Mrs. Townsend's sister.
Thomas +. Townsend, the father OF
Mrs. Murray, was divorced by Mrs.
Townsend in Boston, in 1870 Some
time after this Mrs. Townsend came
to this city. A well-knoWn millionaire,
who died recently from poison, was
her patron, and it was through him
that she obtained the greater Fart of
her fortune.
When Mrs. Townsend died suddenly
Mrs. Murray, who lived at the Palace
Hotel, took charge of the house and its
contents. Two days after Mrs. Town
sends death there appeared at the
house and demanded admittance
Thomas w. Townsend. the divorced
husband, who has been twice married
since his first wife left him. At about
the same time appeared Joseph w.
Coburn, Mrs. ToWnsend's brother.
Townsend, it appears, has been d
resident OF San Francisco since 1915.
at times he lived within a few blocks
OF the former wife, but Of his where
abonts she had no knowledge. He.
however. had boosted that he had been
her husband and would come into
some of her property under her will.
The brother, Joseph Coburr, has
lived In San Francisco twenty years,
but in all that time he " saw his
sister, aud she was totally ignorant,
according 10 his story, that he was
here He eve called % see her when
she was alive, but her body was
scarcely cold in death when he ap-
peared with lawyers to make a fight
for a share of her money.
Mrs. Murray, having possession OF
the house of her mother, refused en-
trance to the divorced husband and the
brother. They amicably joined forces
and are now arrayed against her, as
sorting that Mrs. Townsend left a Will
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lets the soul look after itself, q there II
2 ieglslatlve reilg.on that proposes 20 rec
lily az Wroncs ~ enactment 81 better
Avs, there - an aesthetic religion
tnat, ~ rules Of exQu!site taste would lit
the heart out OF lts deformities, and reli'
gions OF ~. sorts, religions BY the peck, re-
iigions py the square loot and religions BY
the Ton, a!lof them DEVICES Of the devil
that would take the heart away from the
only religion that will ever effect anything
for tne I man race, ind that is the
straight. up AND down religion written IN
the book which. begins with Genesis and
ends with Revelation, the religion Of the
skies, the old religion, the God given reli.
glon, the everlasting religion, which says,
Love God above AZ md your nelghbor as
yourself. All religions but one begin at
the wrong end and IN the wrong place.
In Bible religion demands that We first
get, right with God. ~ begins at the top
and measures dcwn, while the other rell'
glons begin ct the bottom and try TO
measure up.
= you to noslSe L anls.la ce, Lnas
1 Inva : I.a:. sises " III lii, ssla,sn.. W anu
E fsnrlsd Is ra7;nn 4 sne a naD,s TT an VI t1I h;s
s;rs w, Erst hs.r = e. oH.rm5af III,
c;nn "a 4han mea =. 49, = n e *. IA
e. has rr.ct;caa =; = ] u snac; = Su y;r;S stoch
4%ell;;nr : : q Z { sRSi1ai H., S,,tn ~ e Sfp on1
be can taLe o Une sionooo ~ H. H. h.s torS
feed his integrity or nlun1ed fnto irremed-
liable worldliness. His sins are 80 broad
he has to broaden his Y~elioiopl Snd he be.
the sours darInesss a brosd y |IeH Thew
v-snt : ,sjr:a. 4ssx Iii ri ~ -
Esan t : ;rlS,on ~. .nas th will 81 49, sh en- -
them aWeIi 5ona rod md fs;thf,i ser.
vant.n and that tells them. TAI Is well.
for there il no hell.n What q glorious
heaven they hold before us! Come, let us
90 in and see it. There are Herod and all
Charles Gaiteau and Robekpierre. the
feeder Of the French gnillotinel and all the
liars, thieves, house burners, garroters,
~pickpockets and libertines Of all the centu.
ries. They have ill got browns and
thrones and harps and sceDtef3ys, and when
they chant they sing, Thanksgiving and
A4onor and glory and power to the broad
religion that let's US all into heaven with
humiliating dogmas of eccldliastical old
fogyism."
Nv text pives me, i grand onnortunity
Of saving aSusefnl word r. at vonnr men
who are nnw form;no habits fbr { Efetime
OF what nse to 4 sfonemasoI ora brick
lavcr "a 4 nlnmh l;nea Why Not IA the
wall by the unaided eve and 6auu!
be a detection = the waIi II cannot fur.
Their on he correcfed Recause. ~ the
law Of cravitation. 4 wall mrsf he straight
s. order - he svmmafr;caI and safe
voInp man IS IS dancer ~ cettinr 4 defect
IN his wall of charscfer thaf nav never be
Corrected.
Remember that the wall may be 100
from ia ~forndsf;or sFeetS The entire
structure. And Il Won live loo years and
do right the last eighty years yon may
nevertheless do coa,nofhinu AZ tmanfv years
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EuIl Amnesty In Psru.
He.vy Artiliery FOR China.

The Peruvian Congress has declared
full amnesty for all political offenders.
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Vertical Handwriting System Abolished.
The Board of Education of Elizabeth
has decided to abolish the vertical sys-
tenn of handwriting taught in the pub
lie schools and go back to the old
method of slanting writing The
board adopted the vertical system two
years ago as an experiment.
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FARM AND GARDEN



: eIa'o ~ I ia.lueis pou.'
ns = s1ls oplia.so us
u.s. : e n
~ az poSs1oseu - pien'y y.
r.sNoA snu scneaes' VI
I, Isna. 81 pu'oue ,ose u o'usl'
.,oSe ouseI salion, anu VINO
.eauy - nnuins ou' 'ne cause
snaaaassl, 'nlns soes Wlous' WIN De
.ss.sss rs pouiu', says
- EN-. "ou.u
$500 ~ - Aeep lows On Tue
swamp on account Of the yermin
which infest such places. It would h.
a great advantage to live near a sum-
mel boarding house where there is
good demand for eggs and chickens.
or near a large city where early, plump
chickens sell for seventy-fve cents per
pound, and where cheap food may be
procured. Upon the character of the
climate depends greatly the kind of
buildings needed for poultry kept for
business and profit. When the chick
n are sheltered by rows of corn
stalks, rye or potatoes they are safe
from hawks. They are kept busy
scratching r. loose ground, and will
scratch out and eat every potato bug.
This furnishes them employment and
some wholesome food. If the owner
Of such a chicken farm is a gardener
or florist, and his wife manages the
poultry part Of the business, producing
every year 200 or 300 pairs Of chick
n for market, besides eggs and old
fowl. success may be reasonably ex-
pected.
$500
zen i 80 s..sa,ss.,- -.
toids 81 1900 80 n,.ans
corst,t,arts - go 800 au"
ova. tha ho.t ,,ts,ssst.ss - a"..
$500 "ea
ts.sS 1913 - pio
xha-a,s. $500 ne.seu
tnca,e,,.h,a .ao,..,s S1p "ouu
~.narlas 3 T
a-rars-e~ S4a4.sI -
- aa.- !. ~
ae- yas.s4.sa H~
g. "0
- s r, 80
49,. -anara0 1rs poSsD -
son.h,a da,,ht 49, - .s4sussa-. -.
ss-ssss-
~ %s-sssS -
meaa = a-s..,n. .a,.e4s"s
rhara;a.1 ana7nsss 49,
~ $500 :. .sahas. :. --s.a,ss M.
eo~a oboos,rr rarna,s - mh,oh ~
rarr, : = ,arsor nronort,an = ~ 49,
e naoass.-r - sns,,ra cat+sn~ saaa t,.at
a. r,oha.n n.a4a,as ca,sstsn~
Win : ,arro aa-m - not &C. a,He,st -
micbt bo s,nrosod Tora . so,v oro,ns
from tha car nes.ect,ng tha h,tt and
<tip-Hhere. they are more or less dis
torted ih1Ufm. and with q sharp pock-
et-knife, begin at the tip Of a kernel
where IT was attached tt the cob and
make several cross sections from one
thirty-second to sone-sixteenth of an
inch in thickness, and observe the rela<
tive proportion Of germ that the Sec
ton shows. Repeat this on a number
OF kernels. and make longitudinal Sec
tons of other kernels also. These sec
lions can be made in less time than it
takes t tell how to do it, and by
means Of them a very useful Judgment
can be passed upon the corn. The rel
atively small amount of seed required
+ $; s. !: $: J; . !; !; y; !: ! ; 4; ;;': :;; ;;:;; ):
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NEWS OF THE STATE
The Automobils Nui,ance.

~ AuVOn0OUkAo Q1000Co
Drivers en- some Of the New Jersey
roads are now In a state bordering on
panic as a result of the invading auto
mobiles that have already caused so
many accidents and are increasing in
number every day. One-of the hotels
on one of the roads traversed by the
automobiles recently held a New York
er who delighted in darling over the
roads in a l0comobile. The owners OF
country homes near this hotel have
thousands of dollars invested in horse
flesh, and driving is the chief diver
sion Of the neighborhood. That they
should all be put In peril by the enter
tainment of this one New Yorker was
q situation not to be endured. The
proprietor of the hotel is dependent, to
a considerable extent, on the good will
Of the residents, and It was decided to
bring pressure to bear on him. He was
notified that he could continue to en-
terrain the New Yorker and his loco
mobile and receive no patronage or
recognition from the owners Of i've
places in the neighborhood. or he could
let his guest go and retain the favor OF
bis neighbors. He decided to follow
the latter course, and the locomobile
disappeared; Q OF rnat caus
the roads at a rate of speed
that makes escape from them impossi-
Bile. Drivers who have intimatfon Of
their approach are able to get their
horses out of sight and sound of the
terrifying vehicles. But there are few
occasions on which there is time for
snls uesree u preparation.
u..A-. -.-
~ $3.50 49,. ~ -.
U.r 01s1,aI 800 ~ lsew Jersey
Z ~ anu ualae ounlnllssiOn nas peen
noplns " III Tue rassaic nlsel auove
raseieon ~ lug uelnian carp Mn,cn
lave iudue Tue s.ieam
aOr osnel nsn; oaIp, iIonn nneeIiings
" - men.y-nse poullus - Me,gn., -
~. .ne Iuie.. Ieacnes u tne rassaic
Tug neau " .ne lailS anu tug
two Diiuses apove nlusae' anu aDove
The slack water flowing through the
long stretches OF meadows. They keep
the water constantly rolled Dy grub
ping under the banks q rootlng
y the muddy Dottom Tor vegetaDle
FOOD. Ihey nave driven q black
Dass. percn ana picKerel ID 70 the
sWlIter waters or q upper river, the
PequannocK, Wanaque ana hamapo.
the East jersey water Company, az
ter making most costly q elaborate
preparations to use the Passalc supply
az Little FANS and sell II 20 us clients.
mas been brought up suddenly by the
carp question. NO clear water q De
Iurnlsned Wnlie .these grnDDlng, wal
owing. snooplng creatures are per-
mitted 10 exist IN the river me com
pany mas q Dig con1ract upon IT'S nanas
70 eVict the carp 2 mas promised the
e Jersey FISH ana tame C0mmls-
sion 70 ao 4. How y is 70 pc cone y
= question: ~ ohsluerapie lnIerest.
Tue law iofnlus tue use Of explosives
u urugS, itnough protection mas re-
cently Deeh from arp Dy q
STATUE wnlcn lorplns anyDouy STOCK
ihs pubic waters Win them.
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The Chinese are essentially cotton
consumers, the majority of the people
dressing in clothes of that fabric.

The latest statistics show that the
United States has over 100000 miles
of railroad, and less than 10000 miles
of good wagon road.
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su,IAL AND Personal.

Or. J. W. Karr Of Tennessee it, TO-,
guest 81 liz nephew, {. Y. Th"lnp-
-on.
Elwood Dc la Rui will leave t.
morrow on - two week wit L.
Grecuville. Evergreen and Mont
gOmery.
District Master Workman Arthur
Mcconnell of the knights Of Lubor
Labo. will deliver a lee .ure at Brew
ton tonight.
&trJe., Abercrombie French had
h"rh~ lifted on him list night 10y tn,
Toe 4 i'dgr If kIk- aud spent Il Jolly
h. "a. il. tAc Jungle.
The Numerous friends of MI.
:"'IIr- OnraI Will De pleased IL heal
Ina, he l. much improved from his
soit'u~ attack of pneumonia.
The funeral of Walter Gilbert, in
tan; oOu ol Mr.. and Mrs. Harry How
laiu, took place yesterday afternoon.
IuUrIiH'uJ ia St. Michael cen g.
ttlN.
H. p. Weiss, better known "a
e !!p, the popular travelling REPRE-
sentative of the New Onptus PIcay-
uur. accompanied by Mr.. Weiss
ana daughter, is here to-day on his
regular monthly visit.
Is. ID. Hoffman, business agent of
the Carpenters and JOiners Union,
accompanied w. J. Williams of thu
executive board on a visit to Milton
this morning. They expected to re-
turn here this afternoon, but went
to Bdgdad from Milton and will no;
return until tomorrow.
VI. s. Benin of the National Real
Estate Agency of Dayton, o., and
Mrs. Benn are guests at the Mer-
chants. Mr.. Benn is a we'll known
promoter of land seekers excursions
and has brought several excursions
here in years past, many of the Wis
ito's having made heavy invest
aI.allte.
There will be no advance in the
Jrice Of seats for Jack and the RPan-
stalk Monday night except the first
three rows of the balcony, which
will be 81 %. Seats for the Wood.
ward Warren Co. for Tuesday night
went on sale to-day. Ladies free
Tuesday night when accompanied
by paid 30 cent ticket.
sheriff Geo. f. Smith announce,
i'm this issue his candidacy for re-
eI.ctIOn. MIR. Smith has made an
active, energetic and efficient officer
and it is very rare thing that he
misses criminal when he gets OF
the trail. He is popular with al
cIassAs and his friends feel confident
that he will be reelected by SAT,
majority.
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AnnOOnIrnenI.

To accommodate those who are
partial To the use of atOmIZeT- III APP
plying liquids into the nasal pass
ages for c0fUrrhoi trDt'Li'S. the pro-
prietOrS prepare Cream Balm in
liquid form. which Will he known a.
Ely'5 Liquid Cream Balm Price
including the spraying tUh" ia 10
cts. Drug'i-i~ 81 ur In.i. The
liquid .JI 81 ';uh"dI %. 800 dicinal
properties 81 tu. -"3ii 30. B.. -ttiOD.
CreurT Eaim = qr:rkI r'-.. I'D by
the nrrI,bidri- s,rd d.,'- NOT DIV up
the ~"creiI"u- hur rhau-. them ." a
natur, 81 aud hrIIthv cbnrarrrr Fly
BIotlrI~. - War;. = y
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JACK and the BeanstaIk.

The coming Of the famous extrav-
agant Jack and the Beanstalk" to
the opera house next Monday night
will be looked upon a affording one
of the most interesting. complete
and original productions. This re-
markable combination of spectacle
and eXtravaganZa naS been widely
heralded through its long and rec
Ord-0reaking engagements in BoS-
ton, New York and other cities: in
deed Its flrSt seasons tour was limit
81 TO engagements in hut three or
four cities, while last season its
travels were confined To the princi-
pal Of the larger cities. The nrtro-
poiltan engagements viii b. limited
20 lew weeks i'm each city. IL i
almost superiiuOuS to say that Jack
9nd the BeanStalk" l. the work of
Barnet and Sloane and was original
" produced by the Boston cadets.
Il i doubtful If any stage production
has oeeh accorded 80 much and such
nhNaFElng praise a. has this. From
New York, Boston. Philadelnbia
ana elsewhere have come d..crin-
lions OF spleUdur and ackuowI,dg-
nents OF rare achievements of iudI-
NGual performers Rnd Of troSe en-
Hoyed m the mechanical depart-
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ROBBED THE GRAVE

A startling incident of " hich Mr..
John Oliser of Philadelphia. was the
subject, is narrated by him as fol-
lows: Il was in q most dreadful
condition. My skin was almost vel
low, eyes sunken, tongue coated.
pain continually in back and sides.
no appetite - gradually growing
weaker day by day. Three physi-
clans had given me up. Fortunate
ly, friend advised trying Electric
BitterS, and TO my great Joy and
surprise, the first bottle made de-
cIded Improvement. / continued
their use Tor three weeks, and am
now a we'll man. l know they saved
my life, and robbed the grave of an
other victim" No one should fai,
to try them. OAly 81 cents per bot
tie at w. \. D'Alemberte's Drug
Store
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YOUNGsrOwN. o. Feb. Late lase
night fire broke GU, ~ the McEroy Fur
nitture company's store and extended
10 J. If ruwer & Cons store OF dry
goods and 10 the anJoIning block occu-
pied by q. n Ackevey < co The
totai loss will aggregate between 500,
900 and $500. OOO. Tue loss - covered
by 80 per CEN o. insurance. Tue origin
of the fire Is unknown
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10 pIra-.I 49, .Hr Tr-lIf-
I.r- fagr We ed. cupi.d Uf f.. s.f
.-tu rrrtE.f Y " Robert w.s srt
.f s- MASTER af cef-nuat.- MIyHl.I
k-sfInk, / SI0ua, a. r.. Coleman
add utheT- NJ ,VuT IiIlliari teliv-
cred very aVpruprlat- well. mfH-
adlfs-- tu f-W welt chosen and
fbrcriul wurd- aud introduced tl,
oTst"T . the event -. Win proceed
81 GA the most business like mann 2
20 capture ihe attention aud -Vmps-
thy If hi~ audience nv q few happIls
chosen remarks referring 10 hI- pa
p,,-c ga visiting Pensacola, aud then
IHuuched into an eloquent paurgyTIr
commencing tu" purposes, -pIrl'
aud scope OF Organization a. a ace
eS-ary element 81 -urcc~s IN :ac Ia
teT--t- 81 all labor. He reforrt =
To the fact that all classes of
operators ia every Industrial and
business field were organic q .
in their own respective interests
and showed that without similar or
ganIZ ttiun labor. the found ttIou OF
all industrial and Commercial pro-
perlty, would be at a great AID dI.-
astrOus disadvantage.
Proceeding, the speaker el-quentil
portrayed the benefits, cullec i've
and personal, of labor organization.
and dwelt upon the Cardinal ele
ment of strength involved in the a..
ISOLATION of numbers for mutual
protection. following this with d
very lucid and ineligible expOsi-
tiOn of the functions of the walking
delegate, who, when wisely chosen
and daily authorized by the organ =
cation, formed an indispensable con
Meeting link. not only between the
public and the organization but be-
tween the organization and its mem
beTs, as their executive officer and
the guardian of their rights HI
also vIvidly portrayed the injury
possible to and often caused by, the
selection of unfit persons as walk
ing delegates or executive officers
who reversed the beneficent pur-
poses or their office by stirring up
strife, and playing the denagusue
hundreds of different ways.
In this connection, Mr.. Williams
paid an excellent and deserved tTib-
ute to the talents and wisdom, the
sound judgm mt and untiring devo-
tiOn to the interests OF the local
brotherhood and their individual
members, displayed in the work of
their weli-chOsen and efficient bust
ness agent, Mr.. Berry ID. Hoffman
After racounting the wonderful
grow h of the brotherhood durin g
the past few months, stating thu
there now existed 654 unions, W. h
an aggregate membership Of 53,6Il
the speaker closed with few fore :
full words of advice to individudi
members about the necessity If
prompt and constant attendance
meetings, and unwearied interest ia
the work of the brotherhood, sup
plementing them with an invitation
to those desiring to join the brother
hoods.
A secret meeting of the brother
hood was then announced, and the
large audience dispersed, highly
pleased with the evenings proceed
ings.
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TSi,at Trubbing Headache

Would quickly leave you, if you
used FDr. Kings New Life Pills.
lion. Sands OF sufferers have proved
tbeik matchless merit for Sick and
Neri vous Headaches. They make
nure1 blood and strong nerves and
buiIof up your health. Easy to take
TRY them. Only % cents. Money
hack if not cured. Sold by W. A
u Al emberte, Druggist.
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icons q TO Marry.

Licenses were issued from the Of
flee Of the County Judge during the
past week to the following named {:
White Charles Williams and
RObiua Jane Walker.
Culorpd-Martin Van Buren, Har-
ris and Hattie Young, Charles
Miner and Willie Belle Harris,
Loney White and Fannie Adams,
Haywood Pearson and Mamie Davis,
Lewis Davis and Mary BlOxham.