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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-23
Rummaee Sale.

on Friday, Saturday and Monday we
give our patrons an opportunity to
buy first class dry goods at rummage
sale prices. The goods are left-overs
from spring and summer trade. Money
will he returned IL every article is NOT
just as represented. Come and see.
Mears & Hagen.
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Innings.
Notions.

Lace Pins, card T. pins. ns................ O5
Shirt Waist Sets, card OF 6.............. &. .O5
Lawn and Nlcrcerzed Stocks. ............ .12t
Beautiful Striped Grcnadint Ribbon...... 10
Oriental Lace, q to inches, DC. to 40c. -. .15
Black Chantilla Laccs, 25c, 2Oc., lSc, l5C.
lOT W., lDS, l-S Nv
Sewing Machine Oil Oarge). e)............. .OS
Royal Tooth Powder 0argc). c)............ .O1
Colgate's DC and soc. Perfumes. l5c. and 30
CorScts, all full lengths at just hall price-P.
d., p n, ]. g., Coronet
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-23

DIRECTORS RE ELECTED meeting of the
congregation Of tn" Linden Street tcmulc was
held last night, and the entire board Of directors
reelected They are: President, y. Moses; vice.
president, Sol Goldsmith; treasurer, Y. G. Good
man; trustees, Samuel Saultcr, i. L. Woumser.
Louis ortingrr and Joseph Levy.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-23

ACCIDENTS IN IACkAWAENN YARD vii.
liam Holden. a Tackswlma brakeman rcu Ice.
tween Nv" ears in the ward Last night and ,u,.
taned a hactm" 10 his LETT arm. lie was rc.
moved 10 the Moses Taylor hospital One Of the
Fardm"n who fell into the piD about the same
time wdN also taken to the Moses Taylor. His
injuries were very slight
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Special Low Fares to Cleveland, Ohio,
via the Lehigh Valley Railroad
Account G. A. r. National En-
campment.

Tickets on sale September Sth to 18th
inclusive, Consult Lehigh Valley tic
ket agents for particulars. ~
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much to keep person cool. Order your
ice cream at Hanley's, 420 Spruce street
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The Pennsylvania State College

An examination Of candidates for admission will
be held at the High school, Auesday. August p,
1901 beginning at a. IN.
Dr. NJ j.. Wadsworth, for several years Dircc.
tor Of the lIoughton tMchigan) College ot
Mines, has accepted an appointment as Head OF
the Mining Department.
The Fall Session opens September II, 1901.
For catalogue, specimens of former eNdnina'
ton papers, or other information address
THE REGISTRAR, State College, Pa
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-23

The popular Punch cigar is still the
leader of the l0c cigars. 80
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-23

MARRIED AT THE HOITAND-M Harry r.
Fly and Miss Margaret NJ Smith were Joined in
marriage at Hotel Holland yesterday morning
by Rev. +, y. Singer, assistant pastor Of Elm
Park church
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ID !" W. PAY DAYS. The Delaware Lack.
awanua aud Western compau, will make thci,
semi monthly pays at the mines a. follows.
saturday, Aug, "a Archibald Bellevue, Brisbin.
SaNuga, continental, Dodge, Hampton. Holden.
,,lue rarh' oxford, PNnc, sloan and TAYLOR;
Monday, Aug %, Nyoudslc Auchincloss Rliss
Peltebonc Woodward and IIallstcad; TUESDAY
Aug, p, Diamond Manyllc and Storrs
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-23

dcavor to reciprocste the favor to those who have
respected our wishes
(Signed) The Central Labor linton Of Scranton
and Vicinity
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Liederkranz excursion to Lake Lo-
do.e, Monday. August 20. ~
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Binghamton Private Training Schoo'

for nervous, Back ward and Deaf Mute Chill. "
drcn. Manual Training, Physical Culture, .
Ncedlework, Music, kindergarten, Articula'
ton. Open year round. Circular. Prices
moderate. s. A. DooLlrTLE,
50 fairvew Avenue. a
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29n~nm1@zs@e;nns9SzSzzv In;

Thorough instruction. Low tuition rates
Graduates secure best positions Some are now
drawing salaries Of $1,000, 81 800 and 81 500
Many in Ave and six months qualify themselves
to All positions which pay $50 srd $40 per month
at the start. Tho attention NJ AMBITIOUS Young
people is solicited Positions furnished, Write
call for circulars
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WATER ought
TO BE BOILED
HEALTH OFFICER ALLEN IS
SUES A STATEMENT.

Says That the Vile Taste and odor
of Water Is Caused by Decayed
Vegetable Matter Washed Into
the Supply Streams by the Heavy
Rain and Advises Boiling as a
Observation-Disclosures Exam
ination of the Impregnated Water
Is to Be Made.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-23

BAND CONCERT r-Lawrcnce's band gave an.
other enjoyable concert at the Bicycle club
stand last night. Several thousand persons heard
and appreciated the music.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-23
CITY NOTES

TO BE TESTED TODAY-The new hook and
ladder truck will be tested this morning nea-
the hook and ladder house on West Lackawanna
avenue.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-01-24
CANCER CURE

j. A wsylsud, Of tho Appeal 10
Reason, gives the follo~iug ~ a sure
cure for csucer. He says hs tried 4,
himself asd It cured hin:
Take the co,nmou "sherp sorrsl"
which grows in your yard. end which
children like u oct because u i,s sour.
nes'; wssh il up iuto . pulp in some
vessel that will save oil tho juice iha,
~osld o'berwise BE- Loot; then put l, in
to Tag aud sqasrss ou, I'll the juice
into . pewter pis,s-,o ge, sotue oi the
acid from the metal; then pa, this ou,
into the 'u" snd lW i, dry until sbou.
" thick % ,s,; hen pu, in tight bo,tle,
II the skin is no, broken rn, 10 . drip
Of chloride Of .tash or lys on |, 20
hresk the skin sud then apply the ''sor.
rel" on the cancer. JUS, oovrli"s |, with
= thin coat. II the "sorv.i" sas too
thick, . little water will make il 90 Il
cas be handlsd.
The pain will BE- sevsre but IL 10
harmless. Il will stop hurt
ing 10 few hours. Keep up this sp-
pl'cs'ioo every day, until the cancer can
be l'ftsd out without any p.i,. 1,
oot fotr A.. o.. Il, ma, .... "a. A.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-01-24
News Notes from Nye.

1, seems foe to see the river free
from ice again.
Nearly everyone hiss had experience
With the grir, hard cold or something
Of the kind.
Mrs. Bsrssree hss been very sick
for few days. She was taken nearly
iwo weeks sso With too.ili,is. Last
week erysipelas Get 10 and .hs has been
In . serious conditiun since Friday.
She is nav improving. DR.. D,eksrsoo
Is attending her.
John Clary who has been laid up
~iih a broken leg has been moved to
the homo of bic brother Will hu. 10
s,i'l cos6osd 10 biz bed.
Mis- Mar, Free Is having her hose
repaired 9th new roof aud plas,erisg.
Rev. Ross preached at thu school
hcuse Sunday morning. lie vas SC
eompsoied BY HE father on this trip.
Wiley Rhodes west to Englewood to.
cay having hoard ,hs, hi. family were
siek.
x j. Baker is doing the master me-
shaoie'. act On Mary Frees house.
SeSs is scarce 90 will close.
".
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-01-24
TuE T'RAAP.
School Lands For Lease

Territorial School Land Office.
Gu,hric. Okls Jan. 4 1901,
Notice u hereby giv,n that bids will
he rccciv-t on ~ hcf"re the 2Gih dnv ~,
Ja,unry i9al. tor the leasing of niI tie
vacant sch'"i. public building. univer
s'ty ar Indemnity lands in the T.rri'nr
NJ oklrhonn. Snbj-r, I" the following
coaditi"ns aud general rules:
All bids must be fer . terui Of three
years from January I. 1907. except in
eases where lessees who's. terms expired
Oc,sher I. 1900. have fa'lsi to avail
themselves Of the nou com,setiiivc rule
prescribed by the secrc,sry of the Iu-
terror. who will bc required :" max.
their applications from tue date of the
expiration of their late leases
Each bid must be- accompanied 10y
the amount Of the drst years rental.
IL the bid 10 accepted notes f-r the do
ferrci pa, menis will he seat fur -x.-
cution. paysblc October I. Is02 aud
October I. 903
Esst ot Range IL. west. M person will
I've permitted 10 lease more ihau one
quarter section. West Of said range
line In quantities as NAV he desired.
Lessees whose leases expired .,ap,ary
]. 1901. wh, dill not apply to r-ls o. snI
Who have fulfilled all tho terms of their
lease In gvod faith. are hereby notified
that they may rem ave any anj all i'm.
Pr"vsmsn's they have placci uu the
land.
The Board expressly reserves the
right 10 reject any and al hiis.
Lessees will be expected To fully CON,
ply Nth the rules and regulations of the
Board adopted May 9. 1880.
Lists Of lands affected by this notice
and blank applications will DO sest TO
any person ON application 10 the Sec.
rc,sry Of the Board.
by order OF the Board for leasing
Sehsol Lands.
CM BARNES Governor.
VIZ N JENRINs
Secretary 81 the Territory.
SN HorRIss
superintendent Of PIbiic Inst. uctiou
CHAs Il FILsOs
Secretary Of the Board.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-01-24

Beaver o' T.. Jan, ~ iso'.
~" oos'u o. "ou"W commissioners OF bes
lily oA''"o,hah' 10 special ssssion
p@uOrus" @ res"iar'y issn.d c"iL At the Of
."'.' u. na'er' ON Ianu'
,. W W., sooc' es' n. M Tor ,he put'
n,'. =" W. s"cs' "'"d "i w. T. o.
49,, ', - ,"e" o'nr' business IN oonnoc'
IT,, ,, "," pr"pefy come hefore
e"' seu''. pnni'r ara u. NJ. kii-
- .''"es'one"' ., " u 'rsey' cirrs'
ST.. o"s" '"e "~'u ""'ourned un'i'
-"
M. -, y". ", '9.'' "o,rs p' IN
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-01-24


Ne h-d some .ros '~a sevt hu, The
Va h,'- !. i.l~ssass sow.
" Martin hes jos' c,rsrIc'ed me
hsf II HE .erw of -csml ~ Gnrlsoa
Tie had q s'x w"n'hs ,rvn.
W. b.~ 'hs Sim.n and Stephen
Rn his hsve s"ld their elaine t. A.
P- ir $500 esvh.
Lo"n'e k"her's hs. qui' the Eagle.
y ID hm-l urI sve now visi,,nv his
par,n's ~ t..in.
Mi F"s aud David RI rsu ~-re
c.ll''ts a, C'in last week. Dnc's br.k.
N limh !. Improving nicely.
Mr.. wom anil wife w.r. the guests
"f J,rk Ds,,man aud sir. l.s, week.
Charlie Prescott seems TO think ,ha,
Thc can ~, y" 10 s"- p,p during the
week that he will ~ on sunday.
Hii Wbi'nier says that since Charlie
Pscsc"' GOT rna,ri-a he work. 40 much
batter that il would pay Tainta TO
swp 1T wive. for all h.. bachelors.
o." Pcis has gone To Englewood
to smk.
Geo'ce Whitaker was cut on his
rnch Que day This week
One Of George Cashov'- cows frc..
three oi her feet ou the nigh. M ,he
5,b.
Jumbn has lost two cf hi. cuiDes-.
Thy werc most too yosng to raise.
JUMRo in.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-01-24
GRAND VALLEY.

7. Y. Murph.y's children have been
quite sick With scarIA'ins bot 1t prsv:,,
ent are oil getting Along nicely.
The scarci,y Of water in the railroad
we'll At Liberal and the doubt OF getting
. veil 1t ,hs, place which will afford
enough va,er, nigh, Gu, qai,s . Ok.
urs 10 the location Of . division ",
some other p"iu' near BY.
We are infprmed that W. A. S,li-
van will move his store building 10 tn.
oew io~n snd engage Ia the general
merchandise business.
We would like TO hear fr"n, sorns #
the East end correspoudruts of TIVE
HERALD through It's columns what the
people In geL-rsl down there think OF
the rsilrosd extension. Win il cause
the county seat TO be moved or will II
divide the ooun,yf
Bill Ge.rRs made a trip to Capls the
last Of tins week. He ven, 20 take his
sisters trunk up TO her. Miss George
will teach the Cspls school. She gees
we'll reeonusodsd - q tsscher
The grading ou'a, b-girs work s,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-01-24
CORRESPONDENCE.
Cline Clinkers

Quite n little storm here "Wednesday
Mrs Moe overn and Mrs will Cab
bert w.is al Custer lac. week.
Bert Goolale |. -rec,ing a hoa.s On
his claim At Oc,,e, Okla. Mr. and Ne.
0oodsle will commcnce Louss keeping
10 . shsrt time.
AC LAve,iy aid Jacob Baruh.rt SO
TONS of hay =, q so = ton.
Cspt Mott snd wife vii give . grand
ball s' the Cline school house January
isth. Everybody INVITED to attend.
Al the New Years ball Grant Per
Iins was pronounced the best masked
msu pres-ct aud received a surp.r ssd
humber Ireo. Miss Eva Wells VA,
presented with . 6ue cape ss the Se-t
n..eked lady.
Mn J EOver aud Mrs Henry fo.b.
es will sivo . ball at the Cline school
bouss February Id. E.eryb,dy in.
vited.
Mr Kiug and family hsve left the
country.
Lcandre Huret is 10 Swsfford, Wash.
inz'on, visitiog.
Homer Walsh is working for J. E.
Over. He takes I.eandfe iiurets
place. THe YoUNu MAID.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-01-24
Coin Notes.


fme weather. STOCK DUNG hne.
3, n. Martins school Ia progressing
sice'y aud the pupils are sdvanc, ug rsp.
idly.
II. y. Saserty bourh, some hay of
she Ritchie boys. s. n. Martin also
boueh, h,y Of them.
Mesds~ss A. c. sud Lopnie Roberts
whh their families wore c.Le,s n, Coin
hst week.
The report last week that the Ritch.
u boys had so.i their elaine 10 A.
Ps'is sss MT tue. We undsn' aud
fhs, they viiI rsll 10 . short iins snd
Gill move 70 Ksusss City where they
hnv" Turchasrd . hume.
Misses Nr,,is sss Halle Roberts
bavs stopped going to sch rol.
Mis- Asois Whitaker returned boes
from EnslsvCod where she bss bess
working for some hsss.
O'to Psi's 10 working for Fred For.
Lessis Roberts 10 plovisg 90 his
clsim this wssk.
John Bs'ssss killed BEEF lest vssk
Fssd Fos lsst . ssv 9Th he Itch
$50 hes sovssal sors 10 . bsd soadi-
~,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-01-24

The following o6ccrs were ins, sllsd
st the LAST m.s,ins of the q. A. II,
Post Of this city for the year 1901.
Post couims"der, u. NJ. Qsrdurr, NJ.
Vice. J. X. Thomas, Jr. Vice, l.. No
Csbr; Quarter matter, q q Tsouehill;
Sergeant. N. A. Psekhsn; Chaplain, J
J. Bars'sy; Adju'sn'. J. X. Quinn;
Oa~r .f the day. J. V. Th,mpson;
Ofiosr OF the cuara. J. ". McCool;
D"lsss'. ~ department .ocsu,pmeo,,
Z. r wrigh'; uru.tess. three years. J.
X Qnien, two Years. J. w. MvCool,
ono year, N. A. Psekhan.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-01-24
tRAr TER box
Gate Gossip.

Mis-. Anna tbick.ou - gu the sick
lis'.
Rnber', Pi,'- 1ho bs- h..a con6,-.i
;" h'- he'd wIh yrho'i ie'.r IL in
proving
torn IT. n ID IInboard and wir-
- girl.
j. ID. Nurkol,r has lost several calves
lately.
Mm II. +. Sim.as n IN the sicL
li.'.
Miss l.,ura Mnrhet wlo has hecn
sta, inx a. N. u. Hubtsrd'- returned
home Sa'nrd'y.
DR. Main rre.ch Il =, Vill,w Springs
Sunday
Anyone ~hn contemplate, digging n
we'll will q" all to call ou Will Cab
bert tor advice Ia that l,u.. Hes IN
the bu -ib -
TuE TptNp
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-01-24
iCA11'I.EM IN MEET
The Beaver Live Stock Associa-
ton Holds Its Annua,
Meeting


Tie ls-srr, l,,. Stock As-ocinri q
neid iis annual meeting st the cou,,
hou" Saturday, ~f'-ruopn. The A.-o-
"ia'nm lad called = m"e,iny some tin.
"s". hut "w,ng 10 the .n,al, ate n.isu. Q
" was leci.-d TO b.ld sn sdjnurn. d
meeting which ,o,k place S.,usd. y.
At this isnr,iAg was transacted the reg
! uiar ho.in-ss which c",n,s before the
/ arnus, meeting. such ~ ei-c,i,b II
/ new "far-rs s.d settlement with uotvo-
ing "hirers.
Tn. s-cr,'ary's r,p"r, resjs IS fol-
,ws
Reaver. o T. Jsn., 10. 1901.
TIL, Beaver Liss stock asSria,io
me, wi'h u. \. C"u.y IN the char.
On noi''u the repor, "fthr seue'ary
was read aud adopted aud the BIZ II q.
j. L'"'oou'row '~r s. - and of r.P
i'raid~oo.i Tor IS cent.
On nmiou an order w,. ord rod
arswn IN the 'rea.urir for 81. rs to paw
tb. hill.
%" n"ion the hill VI v. +, Owes be
'sid over unit ~rt meeting.
I'm mIi"n u uoin'nittss ~ tw- he ap.
painted 4" c,,f~r with Mr.. D,y., ~,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-01-24
CLINE

Captain Mott snd wife gave = New
Year, diuncr NJ the sev, nteeuth ami
vsr,ary Of their marriage. Abou
twenty Of their u,iehhor- we're pres.u
and pronounced the dinner q grssd sue
ce>s wishing Mr. and Mrs. Mort phun-
dan, j,y aud 'ha, they might live 70
celebrate thcir golden wedding.
Wa note the happy departure Of The
King family.
Bert Gcodsle is busy building sc~
house on his claim.
Our school is progressing fuely with
MISS Bernie Over as teacher.
Csp Mots trip 10 Beaver wns tno
much for him II. has BEEN on the
sick liz, since his return h"mr.
Mrs Maple aud Mae. her daughter,
are visiting Mr.. J. o. Miles ,hi. week
Musjamcs Gabh+rt and MuGovero
made q trip 10 cu.'er Monday.
The ca''lemen ere happy over the
pleasant weather. Cattle look veil.
Bob Pitts, Of Gate. ia on tho gain.
he has been sick since No ,en,b, 3. 9Th.
la,t.
Frank Maple VA .eeu on the streets
Of Cline SuSday.
C.pt. Not, and vito visited Iri-h
McGoveros' Sunday.
o. 2. SQUADS is holding meetings q,
the Cline school house.
There will be dance at the Cline
school house, Friday night the 18th.
Mesdames Mott aud McG,vero will
serve supper. Everybody invited.
Lon Stanley has been looking around
the corner Of Cline on suoday..
Charlie NuckoIs VA, at church Sun
day eve. Come again Chsrii.,
Henry Fisher had . lively runaway
the other day. No one hur'.
J. u. Over Is uo, feeding mach as
yet. Hi es;ile are in 6,e condi,ion.
UNcLE HENRr.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-01-24

sn,-rc, ~ po-'"fic- q, Rrsvrr ", 7. q.
.~c nj Glass ,a.aer Arrii i?. isp5.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-09-11
HOPE FOR RECOVERY.

Every right thinking person will
view with horror the despicable and
IN every way cowardIy assault upon
the person of President Mckinley.
Coupled with the feeling of anger and
repngnance will be the fervent hone
that the purpose of the assassin may
Dc thWarted and that the president
may be spared for many years of use
fnIness to his country and his fellow
men. The great strides which surgery
mas made in the past 20 years encour-
ages the hope that the purpose of the
assassin's bullet will be defeated.
me reports from the sick room ar, to
this effect and the ardent wish of
every good citizen will be that the
fondest hopes OF those nearest and
dearest to the stricken chief maeis-
trate may be realized.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-09-11
NO BLAME ATTACHED.

Butte Inter Mountain A special to
the lnter-MOuntain from hailspell
tells that the cOroner'S jury eXonerat-
ed the trainmen from all blame of the
disastrous Great Northern wreck in
which thirty-hve men lost their lives.
AS near as can be learned from the
dispatches NE jury decided the casu-
alties were due to accidental causes.
leased in some manner at Essex and
The train proceeded down grade to
Nyack seventeen miles away, where
it plunged into the rear of the passen-
ger train. Unfortunately there was
no telegraph operator at Nyack. Had
there been an operator at that point
it would nave been an easy matter to
warn the station by wire of the run
away train. AS it was the men who
saw the cars loaded with lumber start
on their wild rush toward the place
where they telescoped the passenger
were poWerlesS to give the warning
that would have prevented the disas-
If. The loss to the railroad company
by the wreck is over 100000. This
sum would have been saved had the
company paid the expense of main
tanning a telegraph station at the
place where the accident occurred
The coroner's jury made no attempt
to fix the blame for the terrible dis
aster but it does not require severe
stretch of imagination 10 tell what the
verdict would be had an investiga-
ton been made to ascertain how
greatly the policy Of the railway COM
pany contributed to the casualty.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-09-11
FOND OF GREEN CORN.
Good Story TcId on Himself by "Un-
Gle Joe" Cannon,


Congressman Joe" Cannon of Him
OILS is aman of strong nkes and dislikes
and never does anything by halves.
In the list of his lkings. so far as cul-
mary matters are concerned, his fond
ness for green corn takes first rank,
and on this score he tells a good story
at his own expense.
Alter a long sojourn in Washington
he returned home and started out to
look after his political fences in the
distrlc~. At small village hotel,
where he stopped for dinner, a steam
ing plate of fine roasting ears was
placed before him as side dish. In
mediately he abandoned the main bill
of fare and applied himself exclusive
ly to the green corn. When the plate
was depleted he called for more TIL
he had made his entire meal from the
stap.e product of the Illinois prairies
The hotel keeper noticed the array of
cobs stacked upon the plate of the tall
politician. whose identity was I'M
known to him. and said:
Say. stranger what in thunder do
you want to ,,oard at a hotel for?
The place for you to put up at is liv-
cry stable Don't you know green
fodder is dunn sight cheaper in a
barn than in a house?'
During the remainder of the cam
paign Congressman Cannon told this
story to his constituents. and turned
1t to good account among the corn
growers.-Philadelp Saturday Eve
ingn Post
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-09-11
HARVEST SONG.

Summer all is pleasure past,
Summer charm is tale that's told !;
Days of reaping have come, at last.
Days of ripeness and days of gold !;
Down the meadowway, glau and
strong,
Love comes singing his harvest song.
Love is brown with the harvest toll.
Brown and brawny of limb is he,
Master strong in the garden MOL,
Lord of pasture and plant and tree;
Treasure-burdened, ne plods along,
Singing brightly his harvest song
And in answer the autumn breeze
Sings a pleasant and lair refrain
Through the boughs of the orchard
trees,
Ger the .elds of the waving grain.
Hank, the echoes about him thrOng-
Natures singing her harvest song
Frank Walcott HUT in the Farm
Journal.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-09-11
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
Or. Fralick Believes He Has Made =
Great Discovery

DR.. Winfred &. Fralick, visiting sur
seoh at the Metropolitan state hospi.
tai on Blackwell's island gave a pub
nc demonstration there a few DAYS
ago with a fluid which he believes will
prove successful in curing consump-
aon. prov. ng the patient stills re-
talns sufficient lung capacity to afford
basis to work on. Two patients in
the advanced stages of consumption
submitted to the experiment, which
was made IN the presence of a score
or physicians. including DIR. w. C. Nc
Knight and DR.. A. II. V. Cornell of
Boston. and DR.. George Taylor. sun
erin.edent Of Bellevue hospital
Dr. Fralick has been working on
mis- cure for tuberculosis for eight
years. He said:
| have been experimenting with a
fluid containing properties similar to
those existing in the normal b.ood
This fluid contains compounds that
destroy all known disease germs al
most instantly. and while it's action
Is antagonistic to Objectionable or.
sanlslns. at the same time it will H.
tensify and increase the desired prop
critics of the blood.
This is the first time in the history
or medicine that material has been
INFUSED into the blood which contains
compounds that antagonize the germs
or disease. In fact, every capillary
is flushed and every cell fed with a
most potent and in every way desir-
able enemy to unnatural conditions"
DIR. Fralick says he is not prepared
at present to divulge the components
OF the fluid. In the demonstration YES
terday he first barred the arm of the
patient and slit open vein. The
mud was then infused through a
canuia. Sixteen ounces of the fluid at
temperature of lO6 degrees were in
fused in each case.
according to those who witnessed
the experiment the effect of the fluid
on each patient was the same. The
race flushed, as if there had been a
rush OF blood to the head. the pulse
became stronger, and the fingers and
Toes became warm. This indicated
the doctor said. that the fluid had ex
tended to the extreme parts of the
BODY The infusion made the patient
:: perspire.