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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-04-26
AK FORD.

AAEONO
Correspondence to the HERALD.
Mrs. Anna Lindsay, OF Humptulips,
made business trip to Hoquiam last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Proctor Brown made a
visit to the lefty Of the woods" during
the week.
Mr.. j. Cooper left last week for San
Francisco, where he will make short
visit before starting for Alaska.
A ffty.dollar steel range WIS brought
over the road by the proprietor OF the
New York Hotel, Of Humptulips.
A sad accident occurred one day last
week. While removing the lumber from
an old barn, Mr.. James Henry was struck
by falling piece. He was Immediately
taken to st. David's Hospital, Hoquiam.
We hope he may soon recover.
What splendid type Of tireless activity
is the sun as the psalmist describes IT
issuing like "a bridegroom from his
chamber and rejoicing like strong man
to run race" Every man ought to rise
in the morning refreshed by slumber
and renewed bv rest. eager for the struggle
OF the day. But how rarely this is So:
Most people rise still unrefreshed,. and
dreading the strain Of the days labors::
The cause OF this Is deficient vitality and
behind this lies deficient supply Of pure,
rich blood, and an inadequate flourish.
ment OF the body. There lie nothing that
will give a man strength and energy, az
will Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry. It does this by increasing the guam.
tity and quality Of the blood supply
This nourisles the nerves, feeds the brain,
builds up enfeebled organs, and gives
that sense OF strength and power which
makes the struggle Of life Joy. The
"good feeling which follows the use o.
"Golden Medical Discovery" Is not due
to stimulation as it contains no alcohol
whisky or other intoxicant. 1t does moi
brace up the body, but builds it up into
condition OF sound health.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-04-26

NALL FOR SCHOOL WARRANTS.-NO.
~ tice is hereby given that all unpaid
the numbers herein enumerated on the funds
designated of the following school districts
will be paid on presentation at the county
this call cease to bear interest on April 81 1000
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-04-26

Correspondence to the HERALD should
reach this office by Tuesday evening to
insure publication that week.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-04-26

SCHOOL DISTRICT BALANCES, QUARTER
ENDING MARCH 81, 1900.
The following statement is an exhibit
of tile several school district funds with
reference to balances, debit and credit, on
March 81, 1900, as the same appears upon
the ledger OF the county treasurer's office:
No reference is had TO registered unpaid
warrants upon March 81, 1900.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-04-26

G. n. WILSON,
Treasurer Chehalis County, Wash.
Dated Montesano, WASH, April 10, 1900.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-30

I'm Che nir1le country hospital The
TurInr NURSES We're very .sO0d and d--
rtssII1iTe 40 .tsHsrFibBdy.. nm hRT.ing bsen
IN the AIuhiness lun= enough 10 iIare
tsfDwn eclLliguA- Ilney were nice girls.
msgtfr in their FIRST Years n0urse. md
riieir 1iE.s wpIld 1wisch Hnd gbei- faces
wiiiItsn wary uften IN the operHring
IDnin w when they haid n IRtieuf's
inTnd while ibe died in the night Pun
rtisy xIeFe iliruvs und went ssbpuf the
ulrH-rT hnsTiItIl singing saffiv in the
sosH snr-idurs. CARRYING lirtse white
a,iutheA ttrnEs I'D the ,iiclarDuInK and I,ss-
ing fhe ases. sd medicines themselves
BT renEm af 1iieir nentneEs, fsl,itr
hriE.lfi ewes lnG ghc.r kind voices
Nuvr. ,une A,saulifrl asl3Ein spring 1f--
trnnBn N Jhe rslll-nad 5unrti0n AZ the
6DvrD rv'B trains filled wI-b pleasure
sRui,i7srs ETIiitshsa il;aetiar. uIiG the doc
nws IEnn rhe nfu-Tgu IND fiie .-sl-sscs
'Ts..e liiunE-d iiE.U Z. --iria II WarE. snr
iIniiIIiiunae iL.irr .-LLiils.sI.ne f:.slns llssv
LIZ Ilp 1Elm ne sau II tine anciasstit
ant; iuIl No Tie .,-iire nf me gilils Iusny
1isqTiie snEiii- lIur- And Hmcus ficIn
vyas n TnIT l.gtis irv ai,gJIi G 7gnrs aiG
w.iInm nfilmt;T s-ut,U RI hing slssDuf rs
'c..;.sr iiiE -i.fli,sr I-ll uIurner were isu-n
Killed IN the Cdliisiun. rnd 1hsEs WINS
nGs.l;::s .un diem ID shpW Who .g- 7a'liGr
,tirN Hssse Ezri,In -iziH Whey we've EEIly
NUM- m Is runinzJsiisnsisfle EiaHF -ary
E.:T1 deal ID szTrril-ioIs xras lSsid 1p riiss
Il!ansa m the TyuuIeIlts N,a-l nE TIE
l!DsFhIl WIS IaD ErnII fur q ci1iiiiTtsIi :
vya-fl. nilEf -the NvuIusTlik wurG Vsas fsllL
80 tigs lfpy. DEiie ifssgnslhie. WIS Iria
'un n .,sui IN -siis Ins.- 3 y-a-s.- END nr-- "a
him wns Isa.l . liis iIEUv-n iI.artiac nE=n.
lllgD iusE.lsiliis- frnIl whose 0ci0.tles
ilaL iisaI suliessl guils z E.--u uf E1uD-
TT .nnsi E-llDse i.s'y. Ii-,lirzs TFsHt Ia show
lis ltuh lisesn s-IInr- Ee EnB \ Tsg5-
snuch tDn:eiIls uIca iniiseG-
rliis nIln c;I-ne 10 iiss issnsEs first ---l1
N Tvas Iisslu- Tliie llllrse I'm V,izs.A MS
UIii1e e-....zTungt II -iIe mHn- He TGs
m linin. ind s,-sui ullGvrnncz rl1sr lie
nIniie ilr lHu1- I'M ueVEsr IN n her LIE
lsnn rtife lirtle ul;-se 10 LINEN N sneb
mnrfls IF cams EEnm 1he hss hsDzn
isEzLiEl maI = lips E-e NrnIIled n -Hr
IIp isnd % -rss.iif uv'Hy. bIn ne 1DlI1l La
s.nriil mn mDEs iIs Exeu1 massive les
SB iiF Iis.-Irn Ia EiIsss Ills fute uzsd tlle
.rIiiivvs,y ;IIln -fiie hu5liital md 1nr nu-zs
End nIuI.1Inu II EseIIs-Til He w'Es a
very iirrtsr mnlItlai MIN indeed The
iiftie murse ily tlie li=lEr al rlle uiriTr
tHnIp did her irli7 IA s4aIziie INN is---
,;uIise le nIEls.l uliIsr IlEEtssuts. Hnn
'liIcTe WAS . 1s-rliiie ssruaniuE nnd wall
iIIs n rfiIs EmHll vuru- And al NJ nnre
--iIr llIr-ie bl'T .ums m ms ssnses- nm.
( iIEr 1ur a riImE1e ruS liis xnHs vNE
/. Enfssst rin me sGilGT fase nnr hIE sres
4 ff.sll TE1Fnn rttEe sziiu-s evsE- Hs SlmE nnE
+ units EsnsiIlss gsg fsr 4 s...sLlssii i,e ma
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-30

which Vas Of pearl On reaching
Shanghai she desired tailor to copy
from this garment which was placed
II his hsBds a. model Ee brought
back fbc garments exquisite >restiOns
IN lzce and rGcked muslin snf each cf
the dOger af5rne5 with a bItr0a ~,
sc1Iy Ike the one sD tie sample gar
Ee11
Upon having his attertto1 called %
the ugly button his reply was. -Likes
missy ard he vas greatly dtsappoant-
- tzaSr his efforts 10 please we're BCf
appreciated He had spent many hours
IA se7rc5 for -,ifkee@ buttons and Do
doubt Was greatly Disguised with tbe
unreasOrzblsness q toe foreign Esdy-
Alice Hamilton Rich n w0msu-s
HoEEs Conpz1son-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-30
WASH GOODS

Al - 4 TARD-Fzs- Cssar
Esiln5risE m = liiE r;sr5a-r q s-Fs-s-
s7xr-u rEas1 ssaTlL -ss.d F38De~-
AZ zi1e q BzEIs-H-5ds IsEmf-5-s
n Axin zue Cara Farz--zss. es-s5
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AZ 7-1s- = YARD ss- z=og--
1n..sr Hf lssni5rls-s and LzErs n sE
e1aDrE- 1nD-F Dsr- 5szr-s-Zz IN
nrT- sisn=. TssrEl ta1e- bEA- z3d
1f.rk 7'E-E-s gusz rtse -sp1s pa
EBEr far SIR zrZiszs and f-4-s~-s.
Al 1l,-- E--1-.r A.zIB 1-s- A EAEL-
sI1I;ze Lar ru- a--..sf -.ztus-s s-rss-
ssfiid .gT-- s-EuEts- TIbeT IT. z5r-
znH sbs-ss-- We Enke = -V.e-zsl-lr
- z-s-fus.s 81 -aSF-- Is-i5,.-s
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-30

ShisOerEh and trIsd 70 s@IJeeze his
friends hand III said -sOodby-'"
The sailor tried % rise IN bed but
was unable eveI 70 call out He sa~
the river. but he could not So the oth-
g side IL was dark- He was afraid
His fingers eIcsed round THE child's fee
by
How-1o-yoG-fsei tonight. dear
Johnz- said Et1ie Jce's vc.es very soft
IL sBd tenderiy-
There was mODe1r's pause The
ss5sozss rosee sarz o1s with glad cry
First rate. Joe
That's nice said TIE ehiid-
And the Iitrie nCTS@z- E1nninz IL
found the frsea6S hed gcne tczether-
Los Angeles Tines
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-30
CORSETS

Al =s.c 4 PsEE-Tzse s.=sz szn-
zDar Efrz-- 5u -1e x-Isgg1-rT- = =
s-gEsI 10 slsy za.- rzs-=sz SD 70 r1-zs
tiT~T- .HT EHE EslIz-
AZ 7A.- 4 PAIE.-Sl-rz-s- C1r-
szs N 1Ii-A and 8DT asus- al sEz=s-
EssH nssds- T7se kind rLssz E.zzrs
At Sz-sB a E,AEzs-Hx--- TssB eTe-
Ee-R Tfe Sumner E-zazszs- Css-se1-
r. rs 1Er sEHss-SIr - a Esz1 Ezs1
VIE Wssr =-uEll-IiE a. Ez=.L SEzz-
Ale 1rE winner E--sr - vi rs
EIzrunsE-
Duu1 InisE rbe =-z1d esl1e---5az
~ EEru-Ll wEsBBers A. sszr z-E
HI x7s~E
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-30
MsTluRFS MrRAcuE

sfr vim iin-ef mn s Iniiis tree
8sp lsIiHzanIp m1sy CHIN nun me-
Hsep IN tins ea-rh MS rsTgz. Tputs sp-=as.
aiIr iFeuvsIils nvr .iiue E;Irrouuss us head
4 ir5i,s fsiie jnv m srrr-szlsr un-n.
Tis g-rsns-h m wiIne-'s vIihesG inn
Cad liiiTlH finn sirolsnr II its E-nR,
hecu5e fTurn acs's---fiiing -tizr la-ux
D. i5uTH v,sHsn ssGI;.f WINS WRlde- past,
BIn ineazis ,u1ifiarmsr -iSe f.e-resr iilazs-
lis 1rarErrcE E irIfi-ncic iD .rne,
fie- .aiz-r va.fs--E f.iillie -ree-
-Nnar1c N. a.sv-als- II New Tr-k sun.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-30
crf--.e pr-s,nak-rr-

The sewing "a well as dEs<snskinz
Is al done b- men tzEEoEs II China
Ihs-e are u@1y zD1sz1g s15rSss tod
of them ss egggIssS q the AUs-5cz1,s
way Of making ID szrEeGrz- a friend
had Deed - n dczs3 U.derzzrneatz-
As sic cane over on shipbozrd but
to1 -zs lost sad an exceedingly cEUn-
s. AMI E=tY oae rsplze@5 tie List o3e-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-30

q 4 E.laH Ezs 1izf An zrfiiLartn m
siazE1E= El=lzlrlEs glauzr- za,,-.lssiils.. Mis..
E-a1sz--zz sr --n1==-I7- He aliza-s -tlrri
Ezzz=nE szuzs 1nnu 1zn a lsss,.tssst--
ssuz u lE--a -ras1s SZ.zT-. Eiszrriis..
n NJ s-ss VII - s1Hasi ZKIMlL.ss- zfl
a=r-luz. ar q s'.st-.E.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-30
GOOD GAIN.
Akron Real Estate
Has Increased In Value
Since 1890.
Return Made by Second
Ward Assessor.
Springfield township Shows a
Large Loss
cspteF HAS Disti1ctiau sf 5sina 0ufY
Tswashig "a Increase

TSe raj estate assessor fsr rile See
I'D ward 6Bes Ahs rsp0rr Ffrh AHilE-
sar SI-I~- rS.EzE-
As eamPa-z-E WIKI 1850 there u IN
E7-.zte sc xs1Iz-8 N rhs. wzrri- This
Tsz- rzere r an z=x-s.rare vzlIIa-iGE dt
sLa@zA In $50 ne vaIua-sau wzss
sIzs-esn The rzlI1-sans pf;Ste,I gu
BzhE- 5zfsfEn=-s aE- a. sliESws- Court
ha-==- sgf@f- IN s-Ssss- drz depa---
zz-. sITsssg- errE HnsgfrIL s1slAslssr
8Lz-T EzT S4-seET- sI5.GH95 CsnrrzE
Hzh sehs.,L sasEsGu- Henry =-hE,aE
$500 81 Be-na-'Fs s..na0E s;sk5sss
Zsa L1rherzu s-hsoL s--DGs Bachrsi
caZ=zz- gzaas C1Su=e gymnasium
s1zs6a
FIRE uswnzIiss haz- rsuorrz.L CSV-
~ 4 rae su1v au4 N show a Elm
TEz SEn-z rar va ugEazaIVs -anr
hzTs r=E1<-ss 1rs II saIsvs- Sdrrh-
1zsozz- Iss.s. sss-- 1sSa- SSAE1 1s.E
Lss zzESzS TaIn1zdsse- 1SssE <s4z
~ 10 sszxs7A Lnas gsL7gk C1u-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-30
gsmrwtl WITH nafr uHrYsus.

G-izsE w EzlErrs-.siii;m ili.,tl IN aaiiaa-
u-u m Niirur 3 suIuru rftliE frrtc-nBin.
ist.'n,sair -sntsami S'-;l Ha 4z;eiiliss a
1iifyvt.l- -.sliuet N E-a
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-30
czu.es 9 srl=ss ra.iry Jar.

Mara did yo0 read zbozt Ika1 Pill
s1siplsfz ~o1an who Was cared Of Eer
ne1lz1 fro15Ies By fasting 3 dzysz
b@IieTe S1eh 4 treatment would esTs
t1zt unhappy temper q y01TS-"
Yes Il EoGs5 Ezke IN ANGEL ~ E2-
Il tsl=r -Esz- ys1 -c1sa Ike JohB BEl-
F--~s-- ---s----
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-30

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@.pszlr-.l.d s-ssl--1us- r la- - UEzn
.liH---iz trsllsvH 81 --1-T-ss-z.l E-za-zilz--,--
--ETss- III 6-=,--- azsz -ts- E=B-- -
Err-i1-tT- -E7s'z-1 EEl- 1r ---1s--S Sc Es-l<
N THTa -t1u szE
zs,Ez=e fl1.- Il-TTz ssis= s--z---l-z- =
rnrE-s.-E 20 szg iE-iE EsrE 81 aaI,s- s-.z===-
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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-30
Have You Seen
the Genuine
KiSSingBug?

Ne hRre r m szh7tE-i9n E1-h
PROP S-ET RES GRAND col
15CTTON- p-lCesssr7s- r-zris-..rS.
rEsB-bsrs sTBasU7s- he-s j. an -
Esr--uErT 20 s=16T natural ti-1ry-
8--rt ScitDrr VII gre f-ss- tax
R.s-sr- LD1-I1nE frg1n - an - II
Al ind euET zfss-1Se1 f-ac1
: Ei1l- - Z gimi- 81 kts GRAND
CDL1EC7EDN- -Isa--f fsI - bar
1fs-u
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-30

4 hn-sz blsunsEns - Nh z NEs-
sses-.zu-T H- -tss Lsl11s1s1 aczss--
ar1ulzrr- III IVY X zsIsgN 10y yl.ze
1nlEE1 T-Ee n7sslsea 20 LI-ar dr-5EE--
~EEun znn Vas tII7z1-sd TO q BsE
zssG- z1n-Esr and zz1i1 = - 8l.l,=z z-zrs
NM Euuzh II NaD IS rlss Es.EE.a1sT
fssit5iss- sruaIsaiIT gliEE Lz Ezs szsz-
1s=t isa1u-Es anF lsEas= Nzs 4s1=
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-30
M4RfAsM lIEaWsR.

William II Ciiu-f, 4s.raiss--tnll l..--..-.-.;;TD
AisrrT "A VNss-sz asH-is..rtnIl -. -.
tefIssauis lar'iruE.finI. ltIlimFsr-
Ellga.a,s z aslIr1iniinnFsny, sCisvalenu -as
zinm :. 1-ttLi., a.isInn n.-..-.-------..----...., -,
fetr~aniss I'-rIIlzutan ninnIr1nr-1r.sr.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-30

d1r-lz--lE saz0liif lri7asr - zs--sl..,rF--ll
q 2EE1s zl.Ll.-E -lisnLi.r RT-li-.L m al
illzH-1 20 I'm rsr tcl- nuT lzsslif "A
8sTEHH 7tsEsrss@. iFlaE8.st..i. ssFr ssfis.r
--'ssnanH En4 aitEr snEGE srlsnuiEinTEs
Ea.ifF &l4n=T ITi- 1alsassf rli,.- Asa.
1s-Ts wH.L -tLH lrfiiInE -.sAsc
q A -EsAz1 a. 4AnnErres1 IL gCln. 4
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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-30

sH--7snltta n a hzurR nHIn." aaiti
dfi8f bumper
-liuilin lssf rtiIs t-Ii.iIIif-zItiVe llis.ssF--t
nnif-'i't' su -tit 1i'ssiti''e" zniu fiImrlE
.'LlrIr = -tigrte''
II zsimlan nj INN L szialEIssr -slss,-
ffrirT Islzf -
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-30
i5e-I52 g Howard =.
LATE uec.Ls

ZErn 1u1r7E,rT Z 4 < q 2 decss-
ssn F-inH- ll=1z 70 aEz-1d rAse Fa1--z
pf Busy r..is2z-z-laG II Cszran- VT--S-
nszHEx-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-30

= iffsr,siIl llssissf M 'ssrtif all lissitts f,nIs
rrunatsi iw AlTrum q shEE ,,1mnlmlT Ius
rTs sttIrtg w altfN-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-30

? EEizugus=- 7fEnn HIns'-- rIp 1.-
-zrl "a EE7ra simf- -fE2l- lu HriN
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-30
COM MITTEES
Which Were App0iatsd
For Grooezs Picnic.
mil DE Fzss!s at sH1nmaih Park, Thurs
tau AIig ia


Ar Hlia mssssrIur as uhs AIzHu GfD-
-.srsT AsssstinraiIu EidttIF uIt.in arraIrrs-
msuu+ wHrs armpi,stsl SIN r.t,e alInura
gB,nI- n VIII 10. astGf al RsIu1IJh
unrz. Thurs.lngE. ,BIiE ~ IL II msiaim
vsl# sltss.rts,l 1rzs.ri,tis1n 1n uife disg.-
The shIawinr aammiIri,s..t. v'sre mp
9oiHusE=
IE1#iir-E- Il CilmIieriIlin. a Em-
-1rnn. w ellie Il w 4nmrIsr ami C.
Il Es.tnn,sA
-s.Iir.s-s,sulr MIR K1Inlk. II kf:fnfrtr.
e5,.er-s. #Eius.. e. NJ KlIine. Essrrilsw Bs-
mnrn amt C. e. Knslx.
Enr.rruIumsnu-a a R:tiimar. w.
ss,-.-li... Il r. #im,ssir,m, y. = #BFnes,
WIHlnrm Ris,il.. 'Cliarfies B.isr;isa-se Imd
W C'HSk Ar
Risr.prfani-.A n Ez.nrD,dl, Ea. Baiis-
xsnrGi!. p. W- -EIius..'irt. w r.. Hu-t.
Itnuis,l B.res. * Hsitssts,rriE o. ENssii q
5Ii.,li.s-.. T.. nssarl,r. Il. BuItnmr... n BIi-s
sufE IL 2 mmialnm
" HsHru,.s.-Ntiu HLlul. IT 'sniuIIItr.
.s-.,,r,a, -zfsas... H. r. H,,.:;un in,e ~ w
slime.
al -a,r,se -v.irp Iirann M iimInant f,f
-ll.t ar-.sess ,lfF-ssE a sise iiisu "a apiHts
iHalau sguna Ion nIrrs HiHuiiss nD a "a.
a-s,s..,u.. m rtn. lrnulsauE.lr nuumtrlse
I-.fi.l--f zEulf El,s ss.s;-yes ~ lssFlIn
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-30
IN THE LITTLE
HOSPITAL

& TDucils.z zzsEuh uf
) T1wD RR1iun-s Who Sailed
IoR5s-hsr-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-30

TSe raj estate assessor far rle Sec
I'D ward 1Bess Ahs rsp1rr win AErli-
sar SEzI~r rS.EzF.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-10

ened windows, and caused many
a conjecture as to who was sick
down in the. "holler.'
The keen.eyed old man looked
very serious as he bent over
Day. But he was skilled
phi ysician; and before long the
lit lie girl was breathing easily
again.
But let me tell YOU" he
said, impressively, ten MIN
utes later it wouldn't have been
much use to call me or any one
else"
Harry listened silently, but
when they were once more alone
he drew his mother down by his
side on the shabby little sofa,
and told her of the resisted
temptation.
"And, oh, mother" he con-
clud ed, I'm so glad l kept my
promise. honor bright feel
as though I'd just escaped from
being a murderer"
Il have perfect confidence in
my brave, true laddie," said the
happy mother stroking the bon
ME head on her shoulder
lions Herald.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-10
RAILROAD OFFICIALS HERE.

RAILROAD OFFICIALS HERE.
Quite frequently the officials
Of the Burlington Route go out
on their lines in order to find
out where they can do some
thing to improve the service
of their road. On these trips
they also desire ito meet their
patrons. They made a trip
over the lines and were in this
city Friday. 1t is always with
pleasure to meet the Burlington
officials, they are genial, up
to date, hustling business men.
We are sorry we were out of
the Office when some of them
called. Monroe City is proud
of the fact that she is on the
Burlington railroad. The party
that were here Friday was CON-
posed of
Messrs. Howard Elliott, Gen.
Mgr, st. Louis. Mo-; S. E.
GRANGE, Gen. Supt., st. Joseph,
Mo-; F. A. Chase, Gen. Master
Mechanic, st. Joseph, Mo-; L.
W. Wakeley, Gen. Pass. Agent,
st. Louis, Mo-; D. o. Ives, Gen.
Freight Agent, st. Louis, Mo.
j. H. Carroll, Attorney, st.
Louis, Mo-; P. H Houlahan,
Brookfield, Mo-; j. w. Mulhern,
Train Master, Brookfield, nMo. !;
d. f. Kennett, Gen. Travelling
Agent, ST. Louis, Mo-; w. F.
Dockery, Advertising Dept,
st. Louis, Mo-; 6. N. Mills,
Real Estate and Tax Agent,
st. Louis, Mo-; J. Muir
ply, Road Master, Brook
field, Mo-; E. M. Gilchrist. Supt.
Bridges and Buildings. Brook
field, Mo-; John Dewitt, Divis.
ion Passenger Agt,, st. Joseph,
Mo-; A. V. Brown, Secy. Gen.
Mgr, st. Louis, Mo-; w. J.
Atkinson, Clerk Gen. Supt. st.
Joseph, Mo.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-10

Former Minister Terrell says
that there is more than doubt
as to the justice of our claims
a gainst Turkey, and that the
president has been forced by re-
ligious intolerance to prosecute
them. This may be true, but if
it is, the forcing was most will
ing. The whole affairs seems
to have been outrageous and de-
liberate bid for political capt.
tai to neutralize the denuncia.
tions of the prohibitionists as
ever occurred in the history of
this country.-Marceline Mir
ror.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-10
BULL'S.EYE SHOT AT STAN
DARD OIL.

Here is a good thing, full of
point and force. 1t is from the
Evening Journal, which can hit
a bulls eye now and then. Who
wrote it? There is no trouble
on that score; the author is Mr..
Arthur Brisbane, who, with a
javelin intelligence has gifts of
incisive English difficult to
match. In admiration of the
style don't lose the substance:
Just read this calm, unemo-
tional presentation of facts
clipped from one of the corpo-
ration papers: Enormous div
idend paid! $2O,O0o,O0O cash
disbursed to Standard Oil share.
holders! The Standard Oil
Company to day disburses 1913, :
900, 900 in dividends. The di-
rectors declared a few weeks
ago the regular quarterly divi-
dent of 3 per cent on the $780,
900, 900 common stock, and II
per cent in an extra cash divi.
dend. This is probably the
largest cash disbursement ever
made at any one time on the
stock of single corporation.
Standard Oil stock was quoted
today on the curb at $50 bid,
which would make the yield
from the dividend paid today,
if the stock were brought at
ruling prices, amount to 81 per
cent for the quarter. The call.
ing in of loans a couple of days
ago is believed to have been for
the purpose of arranging for
the payment of this dividend.
The magnitude of the shifting
of capital involved in today's
payment may be judged by the
fact that the largest quarterly
payment which the United
States Government ever has to
make on its debt is S., $50, 900 or
less than one fourth OF the Stan
dard Oils disbursements.
Does that little statement of
facts make any impression on
you? Already the quarterly
of the Standard Oil is
four times as great as the quar-
terly dividend paid by the Unit
ed States to all it's bondholders.
When will the power of the
Standard Oil be as far above
Government power as Standard |
Certificates are now above Gov.
ernment bonds? The late Mr.. |
Thompson, president of the Lead |
Trust stock to his children. He
left them Standard Oil stock !
only. Nothing as good as
Standard Oil in this whole
world" he used to say. Moth
ing will outlast that. Wise
president of the Lead Trust! 1t
IS no use of slang to call Mr..
Rockefeller a cuckoo. For thus
proceeds the cuckoo bird: She
loes not want to build a
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-10
HINTS ABOUT SHOES.

Never wear a shoe with the
sole narrower than the
outline Of the foot traced with
a pencil close under the round
ing edge.
Never wear a shoe that
pinches the heel.
Never wear a shoe or boot so
large IN the heel that the foot
is not kept in place.
Never wear a shoe or boot
tight any where.
Never wear a shoe or boot
that has depressions in any
part of the sole to drop any
joint below the level plane.
Never wear a shoe with sole
turning up very much at the
toes, as this causes the cords
on the upper part of the foot to
contract.
Never wear a shoe that
presses up into the hollow of
the foot.
Never come from high heels
to low heels in one jump.
Never wear one pair of shoes
all the time unless obliged to.
Two pairs of boots worn a day
at a time alternately last long
er and are much more health
full.
Never wear a short stocking
or one which, after being wash
ed, is not at least one-half inch
longer than the foot. Bear in
mind that stockings shrink. Be
sure that they will allow your
toes to spread out at the ex-
IRENE ends, as this keeps the
joints in place and makes a
strong and attractive foot.