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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-22

Candidates for the United States
Senate In South Carolina are try
ing to impress the voters with their
their fitness for the position by ex-
hibitions of their qualifications as
rough and tumble fighters, but Till
man and McLaurin have set a pace
that the new men are finding hard
t. follow Topeka State Journal.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-22

Whence came that sprightIy step,
ion, smiling face. She feels good,
she feels good Here's her secret.
She uses DR. Kings New Life pills.
Result, all organs active, dtge tion
good, no headaches, no chance Tor
blues" Try them yourself Only
25c at Herring Sparks Drug Co.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-22
E. .. BOZE
Contractor and
= ildIe r

Furnish plans and specifications, or
contract your buildings. Best of
references. builder Of the Chau-
tauqua auditorium Would like to
figure with those contemplating
---~~-- locating in Waxah adhie-----
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-22

Butte, Mont, International Min
ing Congress. Tickets an sale Aug.
10, Il, II and -; return limit Sept.
30, 1902, Fare $43.55 for round trip.
Fort Worth, account Labor Day.
Tickets on sale for morning trains
Sept / return limit Sept. 2, Fare
si70
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-22

Mr.. Nj NJ. Mosely, the we'll known
mule and horse trade OF this city /,
tells us he has found a new use for
Beaumont oil For several days he
has been experimenting with IL as a
remedy for the dry, hacking cough
In horses and he is much pleased at
results obtained. Mr.. Mosely
drenehes his horses with the oil
once a day and he thinks il will ul-
timately cure the worst case. He
says that ii is the opinion that
heaves can be successfully cured
by the use OF this oil.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-22
Notice TO Tax Payers.

Notice is hereby given TO sb< city
tax payers that | am pow prepared
to collect and receipt flor /all taxes
due the city OF Waxaiiaokie, Texas,
for the year A. n 1922
lh CLINT SPALDINs.
City Tax Assessor and collector
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-22

Many persons In tins community
are suffering from kidney eomplput
who could avoid fatal results by
using Folay's Kidney Cure. Sold
by Il W, Fearis
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-30

Wednesday, two Of the JouRSAL
Representatives vissed the prop
critics of the Sanger Mining aud
Milling Company "a, the head of
the Park
The site of the mill and auxiliary
buildings is ideal, and advantage
of all the envi:onmen:s has been
staksn. The architectural appear
ance OF The mill IS striking, and its
interior arrangement is far from
disappointing. All the floor space
is utilized, yet not crowded. and
each department is the ready SER
want of the one proceeding in point
OF the ore delivery.
The 90-horse Corliss engine,
with its attendant boiler and the
air compressor await the finishing
touch of the engineer The mon
ster crusher, with iron jaws, every
inch telling of solldi'y and power.
is seemingly eager for the oncom-
ing OF the stream of ore from above
which cannot choke It's massive
throat, but whets its appetite ia
stead. Beneath are the huge iron
watts and in succession the five Co
ton cysnid tanks OF California red
swood. The plumbing of the build
ing 10 in line with the general ar
rangement and is a feature in
itself.
We will not attempt, at tins
time, to 20 into the various details
OF the different departments, but
in the near future hope to prin, a
picture of the mill aud give COM
plets and accurate description of
the main features Of the plant for
the benefit Of our outside readers.
The Company's Office is we'll ap-
pointed aud is presided over by
Bookkeeper W. W. Pickett. who
il q most courteous and efficient
employee. Manager A. v. divers
apartments nrs in tho same build.
ing, being luxurious and inviting,
and their comforts have been fully
tested by visitors to camp through
the overHowing hospitality of their
owner.
On our wny TO the mine work
ings We we're shown the powder
magazine where moro than u ton
Of giant powder is piled in boxes,
yellow wrapped rolls Of innocen,
looking stuff, in company with
coils upon coils Of fuse. md boxes
OF concentrated mischief in the
shape Of giant caps.
Tho Company is at present
working in two tuanels-onc above
the other. Near the entrance Of
the upper tunnel is the blncksmith h
shop where two men are nt wo, !;
sharpening drills for the miners.
After being supplied with candles.
our party were first shown through,
the upper tunnel hv Foreman Louis
Kennedy, n thoroughly obliging
and experienced mine n,nu. equally
popular with those working under
him and the Company. THIS tun.
NIL is M s'rn,ght M mn arrow, en.
ablinH the farmer who visits q
find biz way without tho eth barass.
men. usnnlly attending such trip.
where the miner hss followed IL,
los. or rot, s'rraks ,hersty liken.
ing his tunnel TO the renowned
"snsao.ifa,l." After following III,
giidr !pr whn. seems like an end
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-30
MONTE VISTA NEWS.

! " ~ - 90 ei.o iASi-i' E,NAAIe4 7tA'fH
for lack of lumber.
| Mrs. j. w. Nelson and daughter
returned from Denver last i'rr.'ey.
DR.. Chapman went to Del Nafro
Tuesday morning on professional
business.
Hon. r. b. Wallace is in Nru.
sas City and reports recent I'd
dition 70 his family.
John Shaw made a business trip
10 Del Nor'e Tuesday. Mr.. Shaw
says Ia" .s ca Of politics.
D~a'rr, in lnrdar twine report
that ihcr" lpe been more twinr
sod 10 lhis me;ket than last year
Dr.. "a T. Wi-sin. of Rusk,
i,sas, is r-fi,'ere,i at The Blanca,
he B., iulrr--'rd u. Cnmp Carpen-
ter,
u. l!o,tupu, os s. .loa, who is
interested wtih Il. +. Herr at Jas
p.r lrrt Tor home Inst Friday
might
Mr.. d. =. Clark hn4 been quite
s'~i for scvernl dnys threa.rned
v..h It fever, hut is now convnles-
"y";.
John BHhrir arriycl in the city
ie.s shay Md viii hereafter be
forud ut his old p!ne, in the Bee
Hive store.
The North Farm shipped 200
bead of youug cattle to Kansas
last Saturday to be fattened on
Aausas corn.
Mise Msmir Merres, of Union
Star. Nc, cousin of the Farrows,
arrived IL town Tuesday on three
0ctk-' vi,i'.
Geo. i. Srniinw and wife. of
Denver. ar, iu the city on few
lays ynrn'iDn. Ir. Swallow has
some re;., estate interests IN the
valley.
The Mill and Elevator Co. have
full crew or irirk masons Mt work
mud tine new mill is gong up fast.
The new mHrhinery is already ar
rivlng.
". !. Whittier nul son, of the
~;.aphir, are both away ON vnra-
lian aud ii. ". Green is doing the
ornamental job and Miss Il .glo is
chief compnsitor,
Mary Neci;cr started Tor Berlin
last Sunday might. Sh- viii visit
n shor, time ia Denver, Chirp.o
nod New Anrl; aul it.r sa.l fpr
Europe whrr.. eln. U;.i remain 81
year or mngr.
Somcon" has rcppri-! lint d..
Packard dors not H',wl blight
calls This is not true. He nt.
tends every cali day or might when
he possibly eau.
". 7. i.nvc and Willis HHwr';
left for Chicago the tire. ui iilo
week TO buy stock %, f,ll mud
winter goods. Mrs. Low" sni Hay
went 20 Colorado Springs last fri.
day night on u three woeks' Welt,
Charles u. CnrFnn, of Wisconsin.
a rcecn. graduate Of VALPARAISO
I lind. College ~ Pharmacy has
taken position in Weiss. Chapman
Co. Mr.. Crrran ia u bright yourg
mnn aud i, well plcneed viii. the
town.
Dfrp: At the Homo Aug. 20.
David T.. Straight, aged 20 yoats.
Born Aug. IS. 1892 ia Charlotte.
Chsianqus Co., \. Y. II. enlisted
Aug. 6, 1869 in Co. J.. ~ =. Y.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-30
THE BIG SANGER MILL.
Work Progressing Nicely and Completion
Only Matter Of Days.


less tour, one suddenly finds him-
self in n maze Of dancing, a;ckering
stars Of light in the inky black
ness, which extend in all dIrec-
tions not unlike the lights in u
village, ct distance. on a dark
night. These are the miners can
dies. From all points of the com.
pass comes the thud, thud of the
single. Jack hammers. You are
mt tho junction of the two big
drifts. On advancing further The
eyes become more accustomed to
the s-mi. darkness and the extent
of the workings are more fully
shown aud the guide takes pleas.
ure in explaining the mode of min
ing and timbering which, in this
instance, is equal to any to be
found IN the State. AT this poin.
the excavating is done a set n. a
time, that is, IA soon as sufficient
ground has been opened up. set
of timbers Is put in, thereby avoid
ing any danger to the men mt work.
Two drifts are being worked, east
and west, from which between 80
and so 'onsof ore arc being taken
daily. These drifts are four sets.
"a fee. wide. The rna;n tunnel is
being driven nhend, which at pres
ent shows over a hundred feet, in
width, OF solid ore.
AS one stands in the center of
the track. at the junction, looking
toward the mouth OF the tunnel
where he can see daylight, the
guide gently plucks Mt his sleeve
and the gazer suddenly steps aside
IN order that the trammer may
run his car upon the turn table
where i. is riehted upon its jour
ney to the tunnels mouth where lis
contents become II part OF the
grent blue gray dump.
The lower tunnel is II cross cut,
being nbout 400 fee, in length aud
is 5x1 feet. thoroughly timbered
through the loose ground.
The trip OF exploration il ex.
trem,ly interesting, fascinating aud
instructive. Yoa are made 20 feel
al home and the thrill of admira.
,ion for the woTkmanlike appear.
ance shown in every branch of the
entire enterprise Id second only TO
the pnrdonnblc pride of the work.
men. Everywhere is the air Of
ncatness and order. Mt all points
permanence and ,horouehness, and
NJ no p!ncc will you find n thing
that can claim kinship with u
mnkcshift.
Lunbeck. with bis corps Of me.
chanics; Kennedy. with his crew
Ok miners; for intelligence. indus.
try and sobrie,y, YOU cant match
them in tho State.
The sn'ire nfYair hns indivilnnl.
,ty-yon cnn feel it. you can see
it. Even the commones, lnymn,l
Ia whom mine mesns little more
than u hole In the ground, It, .neh
new turn meets something tint
speaks OF experience and judgment.
Good fortune has provided thus
fsr man for every emergency n
mHster for each branch OF the un.
dcrtnking. and over all and above
all stands that silver. haired man
OF gcnius--Cnpt. David Nicbol, =.
who awaits expectsntly and nlmos;
lmrssicn'ly. for the hour when he
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-30

c"l"rs'i1 rslp,cna Ia the fac, 'ka, John
G. Oigoa,, W. founder oi tho e. + 1. l.
conpan, git ils bcs, OF John W. Galos
The friends of Mr. Os.ood should bear
ia mind TIA, w. sllll. 10 some oxten,.
live ~ tho age ot competition and we,
tory - ultimately 10 ,he strong. The
iirae WAS when tho c. +. & l. had tho
backing ~ tho railroads OF this state
and. Ia samn ex.eBi. Il had tho supper,
o' the lcading political machine. Bu,
that 10 changed; u" Gould system h
naii 10 10 with Ga,os; tho Wolco,,
crowd hro with na,cs; tho billion dollar
trust ~ with Gates. With all u tb.ec
potent loilpeace- on the aid. o, Gales II
10 only n squesiion ot ,ime when oompc,i.
ton viii cras" anti tho lion aud tho
lamb will lie down together" but tho
!aub viii 30 on Tao tnvias Of tae LOO.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-30
Estnr, Lon 10 Nason Mns.l.ann.

Latnf'loii 20 Mason Mhegl'hap.
Commencing May l., 1909,
tickets will be ou sale to Wagon
wheel Gap and ie,.isn f1r $50.
On nalu Saturday aud Sundays.
good TO return on Sunday aud
Ncnda, j. {. ,fbtwA. Agent
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-30

-s-- r.-rsrrrsrs
hrr Yon n4.dy leaves tonight
ior Denver wher- ',r goes 90 at
'vnd q Aneiness college.
john Williams inns closed his
nlar" of business on lower Adams
street mad :Jiuhs Of going to Love
and to locatc.
!3mo: A. the 'Ioma Sunday,
Aurss 2l, W. Y Srott vino
-rupl IA thr 2-'h New Yorl, bat
tr5v uml was discharged as 2nd
'eriemnt, lie Was bora "a. An
dover, Massachusetts, Aug. 26,
iS&2. DIR. Mary payimpey, of
Denver, was called to attend the
si'k mnn but too iato iu ycnaer
much nssIstancc.
Prosecuting Attorney Pitcher
wns in town all day Tuesday look
ing ~ the evidence lu thr two
Mexican murder cases and Incl
deutaliy getting the lay oi tr mnd
politically. Mr.. Pitcher says
either Jesse Stephenson n. this
city or John LawrenrHajOl hr;he
democratic nominee for stat SELL
ator. Jimmy may he pronhet,
but we have never taken him Tor
one.
Communication.
To the Monte Vista journal
There appeared in the Alumosa
Journal OF the Dist inst IN article
so false aud liholous that it de-
mand5 u reply.
In the article it is stated thnt
obtained n divorce from my wife
because she was an Adventist. and
that Frank Cupples had frft his
wife because she was a Presby-
terian, without any means OF sup
port. Both of these statements
nre known to be false aud were so
known to the party WHO wrote that
article.
My wife brought suit alaiust
me for separate mgin'cnanre; |
filed n cross-bill that was stricken
out by an Adventist judy. ! then
brought suit IN the County Court
for divorce. The cgse was tried
before jury OF business men, nni
they gave me n verdict upnu the
First ballot. Since that time nrti-
clos have appeared ia obscure
newspapers making falso and ma
iiclous statements about the case.
IL 10 well known that a certain
newspaper scribler WIS greatly
disappointed at the result of that
crsr, aud he has taxed great pains
10 vent l.- wrath. About the time
my ra-a WIS tried, my brother.
taHt. and myself sold out our
Nne-rc-5 in Monte Vista. Soon
n,i-r 'iul hr wcnt away 20 find
am'h p.nce TO work. The next
10, niur he left | furnished, by
a" direction, n buildin, and loan
r'r .lirrtr to his wife, which she
r-u1. tar some four hundred
.'"Iars, nod every week since he
i.t mv. furnished her 10y his
a."ptluuH money TO live upon.
Ur did pot -rll any OF the furni-
tuto nor household goods but his
wifr has s..d ,hoir furniture aud
received lao proceeds. She 10 not
mamlrr OK the Presbyterian
church at tie proront limr but is
An aihcrent OF the Seventh Day
il,eHiis,s
The h'f, aud eraudsDuns state
menls publahcd n the papers
bAyo been ,sH,.d iu The author aud
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-30

snail crown the work hy the nppli
cation of his process which is his pet
md pride: The product OF thought
and research: the fruit of study
aud experiment.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-30

Dr.. WIggin, of Texas, and
Treasurer Mosher wen, to Camp
Carpenter Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-30

j. +. Johnson made C. trip to
Monte Vista Tuesday and returned
Wednesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-30

The rains daring the week have
laid the dust aud started The grass
growing.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-30

The recent murder of perfccto Chnycs
in Sngurcho county somewhat cnmpi.
cn'es the pnliiril situation nnd prnct b
cally takes Dan Jones out o. H.. race Tor
senator. owing 10 tho bitter icclin: en-.
gcndercd between tho cattle and nhccp
mon. The fac; that Jones being idcni
filed wiih the cattle inieres; more or
less will n!ienn,o tho Mexican vote. not
only o' Saguach. but also Rio Grandc
conn'y nnd the entire Senatorial Dis.
'rici. THIS leavos \. N. Collins who ,d
indenni'ed with neither the cattle nor
tho sheep interest us the only arailsbl.
candidate of tho g. o. =. and /, Ia worry
aouh,ful whcther hr eau be Induced To
make ihg rare.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-30

Chairman S,nitou r1lloi tho Rio
Granae county republican cen;r,! CON.
mi,,ec At this plaea ..ut Saturday \
full representation w"s prcsoat II was
decided to hold county convention at
Del Sorto September Gta. ln select doh.
en'es 10 tho S,aic Congressional and
Scnniorini con;e.'loGs, und then to al
journ TO some l"teT date for tho selection
OF candidates Tor -oprolenisil,e and
county conmissiouor. Tho primaries
will bc held In the several precincts Sep,
,ember :ird. The convention viii consis,
Of 81 delegates.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-30

Mrs. Z. L. Moody and dnughtar
Erma, left for Denver Saturday
where they will visit week or zen
DAYS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-30

b. +. Herr made Il business trip
to Denver last Saturday and ID
expected here in fryy days with
Mr.. Gage when the ,.ew mill will
be started.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-30

Bert Collins Of Cre..lr was ln taaa
Tn'siny buying Erfgcs. ,ie SAYS hc d
ou; oi politics.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-30

cation of his process which is his pet
md pride: The product OF thought
aud research: the fruit of study
aud experiment.
The rains during the week have
laid the dust aud started the grass
growing.
j. p. Johnson made C. trip to
Monte Vista Tuesday and returned
Wednesday.
Dr.. Wiggin, of Texas, and
Treasurer Mosher Wen to Camp
Carpenter Monday.
Mrs. Z. L. Moody and dnughtor
Erma, left for Denver SATURDAY,
where they will visit week or ten
days.
The Sunday School services will
be held at 2::30, instead of 2o'clock
to accommodate pcopl. OF the low.
er town.
A. V. Oliver and NJ. Bunker
came up from Mon'n Nisn Wrd.
nesday to spend a few Jllys in the
live town of Nichols,
Frank Games of perosl jane
ton, a carpenter aud n,itl man. is
in town Gna will ~ 'a worl; frf
E. I. Shellaher..r on bis mill.
Z. W. Watson. who was super.
intendent at Summityiio in the
early days, WAS in camp Monday
and Tuesday, accompanied 10y his
son.
b. +. Herr made u business trip
to Denver last Saturday and is
expected here in fryv days with
Mr.. Gage when the r.ew mill will
be started.
Proceedings have been com.
menced in tho county coast tp
quiet the title 10 tht. seventeen
patented claims silun'o,i on Corn
wall mountain.
Bert Collins of Cra.Ir was in tasa
Tue stay buying hcf7cs. he SAYS he IA
ou; Of politics.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-30

Proceedings have been com.
menced in the county coast to
quiet the title 10 the seventeen
patented claims silun'o.i on Corn
wall mountain.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-30

Z. W. Watson. vino was super.
intendent at Sum,niiyiilo in the
early days, WAS in caHp Monday
and Tuesday, accompanied Toy his
son.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-30

A. V. Oliver and NJ. Dunkr,
came up from Mon.n N3sh Wrd.
nesday to spend a few llys in th,
live town of Nichols.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-30

The Sunday School services viii
be held at 2:30, instead ot 2o'clock
to accommodate pcopl. OF the low
er town.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-30

Frank Games of psuosl .lunc-
ton, a carpenter aud n,il man. is
in town Gna will ~ 20 work Grf
E. +. Shellahers..r on his mill.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-21
The SmOrEs.sDOrd.

The Swetles us" the smorgasbord as
q whet for dinner or snppcr. The slnor-
gasbord consists of e table fur.
nished with bits Of fish, nam. meat and
other things. The fis'' luarly sure
to be raw. YEu may r.,t i, IL. morsels.
with hard boiled eggs with oatcake
or bread. There are also butter ana
cheese and pickles, and you are sup
posed to vary the entertainment with
one or two glasses Of corn brandr--n
very different spirit to which
may be contained in vessels like tea
urns, with taps needing to be turned.
Anglo ,aX,ij at first acquaintance
are prone to imagine that it il Ill TIN
meal. In this matter ! have heard Il
gentle waitress rcproHch Il country
man Of mine nferenlially in way
that ought to have staggered his heart
The ignorant gentleman went from one
little dish to another and, Ike swarm
OF locusts. left nothing in his track.
He also tossed off the thimblefuls Of
corn brandy as If they had been so
much lemonade Monsieur" MUIR
INJURED the girl at length. your dinner
ia ready" And she pointed to his soup,
which smoked for him at the dining
table proper-All the Year Round.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-21
If Two Worlds Should Meet.

Our world is spinning through space
at a speed Of over 1000 miles per min
ute says an astronomer. Should 1t
come in collision with globe of equal
size going at the same rate Of speed.
what would be the result? The very
best thinkers of the age tell us that
heat enough would be generated by
the shock to transform both Of the col
liding bodies into gigantic balls Of va
por many times their present circum-
ferences Some have thought that in
case the center Of the earth is com
posed of solid and colder matter than
is the generally accepted belief this
might not be the case, but after search
Ing all the leading authorities l must
admit that l cannot find more ap-
propriate "tinis' than the following,
which is from an eminent scientist
Should such an unheard of event occur
the heat generated would be sufficient
to melt, boil and completely vaporlze u
mass Of ice fully 700 times the bulk Of
both the colliding worlds - in ether
words, an ice planet 10000 miles In
diameter
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-21

"My. my. my" said the little girls
grandmother. You mustn't make so
much fuss when you have your hair
combed. When was little girl, ]
Lad my hair combed three or four
times every day"
EYES," said the child, pointing at the
poor little gray knot on the back OF
the good old lady's head, "and see
what you've got for it"-Chicago Rec
ord Herald.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-21
His Taste.

The landlady was speaking.
"Mr. Barnstorme, how do you like
your eggs?"
The tragedian's face relaxed into an
expression of Joy.
Hard boiledv' he cried. Until that
moment people had willfully mistaken
his taste-Baltimore Herald.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-21
Kisses,

An old sea captain, under the i'm
preston that he was saying good
thing. asked lady passenger why
men never kiss one another, while la
dies waste world of kisses on femi-
nine faces.
because" the lady replied, 1.-THE
men have something better to kiss and
the women haven't"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-21
The Inevitable,

"Do as tell you," Tommy's mamma
cried. cts about time you realized
the futility of struggling against the
inevitable. Do you know what that
means%
"Yes'm," replied Tommy. 1T means
there's no use o. your washin' my
hands an face cause they'll only get
dirty again."
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-21
In a Close Place,

"How do you manage to live within
your income. Briggs? Don't you feel
cramped?
"Cramped, did you say? Why,
have got to 60 out and borrow SO ev.
cry time / want to stretch myself
Smart Set.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-21
When People LauEh,

People laugh when they are amused,
when they think people expect them
to be amused and when they don't
want to be rude and don't know what
else to do.--Los Angeles Herald
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-21
A. ?. ABBOTT & co
BLACK CAT HOSE.

When you hand boy pair Of Black Cat Hoe you
presenting him Of the best wearing hose that
will buy If he has had this make of hose before he very
apt excaim. "Thats the Stuff"
No. comes in very heavy and one ribbed cotton
and goes by the of Black Cat Leather Stockings TAX
ing its from it's likeness to leather Cor
No. 2 is Black Cat Merno Hose for either girls or
boys We give you references where two pairs of these
hose have worn longer than six pairs of ordn-
airy Wool Hose One pair will give you an idea of what they
are like. They sell tor 25 cents per pair.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-29
,ow,.s sold Toner Cure.
TCWd S'fu oi5e' WI g
IGh.icn.,n Rncnrl- Enrall.

|
Iowa has q law which provides fot
the combining of hahitual dtunl<artis in
insane asylunls. III is popularity known
as the old topper lam,' and its enforce
nlent is reported to be having Won
derful effect Many men Who for years
cung to the habit Of getting drunk
regularly have reformed and become
more or less useful as citizens.
If such a law has the desired effect
in Iowa it might wcll be tried in Other
states The insane asylum is the
proper place anyway for people who
arc hahilual drunl<ar(!s. Surely no
sane man ever is an hitbitial dunk
ard tho drunSards, like all other In
sane people, always get very indig-
nant when they are accused of being
ment&lly unbalanced.
If a soiourn of a few months in an
insane asylum will cure u drunkard it
viii be We'll to enlarge the asyunis AT
once and have "old topper laws adopted
everywhere.