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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-09-05
The Best Preservation For Malaria

Chills and Fever is bottle of Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic. 1t is simply
Iron and Quinine in II taste'ess form.
No cure, No paw. Price, SOC.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-09-05

For a high grade flour, try 81
shine, Dahnke- Walker Milling
best.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-09-05

Call phone No. p and get gal
lon of that new sorghum. B. H.
Whitley.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-09-05
Ice Cream Supper.

There will be an ice cream supper
given at Antioch church, near Crys-
tai, on Wednesday night, Sept 10,
to which everybody is invited The
proceeds will be used in improving
and identifying the cemetery.
WALTER MCDANIEL,
JOHN KERsEY,
JERRY CLoAR,
Commit fee
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-09-05

Fresh oysters to day at the Pear
Cafe.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-09-05

Spanish Mackerel, fresh and fine
at j. c. Burdick's
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-09-05

The High School and Training School
opened this week with an enrolment
Of 103. Twenty-three certificates were
issued to nonresident students as fol-
lows: Mary Cheatham, Birdie Caruth-
ers. Lucy Harris. J. A. McCaw, Nellie
Brown, Embury Bowen, Holmes Smith,
Wallace Smith, Will Latimer, Addie
Palmer, Annie Alexander, Bessie AL
exander, Carrie Hale, Cain Naylor,
Kate Lawrence, Birdie Marshall, Vir-
ginia Thompson, S. M. Wilson, Robt.
Caruthers, G. A. Gibbs, Jr., G. w.
Brevard, Jr., Flora Wade, Charlie
Watson.
The three recitation rooms are in
charge of DR.. Brown, Mr.. Allan and
Mrs. Carter.
DR.. Brown informs us that the lot
on the south adjoining the school
building has been leased and will be
used for military and athletic field.
We understand that an effort will
be made at once to provide the build
ing with furnace. One of the stoves
has already been discarded, and the
Others are very serious obstacles in
the way of the exercises 1t is desired
that committee be assigned with the
duty of raising fund for this purpose.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-09-05

Fine fresh oysters, the best of the
season, now served at Dahnke's
Cafe.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-09-05

angles. One CD Is LSfSCOpeQ
over a coal car U shoA distance
from the principal wreckage, and
nearly all the trucks were stripped
from the cars in the momentum
OF the train against the oostruc-
ton. One of the huge axles was
bent in the pressure of the trucks
against the rails, and one of the
rails was snapped apart in two
places. One OF the cars was loaded,
but the freight was not damaged.
Altogether there were nine dam
aged cars.
A crowd passed to and fro Sun
day evening viewing the scene,
while the railroad men and train
dispatchers were busy with their
work. A message was dispatched
for the wrecking train at Jackson,
which came in a few hours and
cleared the siding so that the night
trains could pass. However, it took
all Monday and Tuesday to finish
the work of clearing and repairing
the main tracks.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-09-05

Fresh, hot Cream Bread daily at
Dahnke's.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-09-05

When you want the best call tor
.'Mada" Flour.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-09-05

The equal of an h better than
most hours-the nshine, made
by the Dahnke hlker Milling
Everything cd to eat at all
times at Dahnke'
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-09-05

Have you ever tried Sunshine
-four? Try it.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-09-05

Bread and cakes baked daily a
Dahnke's.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-09-05
DreWry-S cates.

Mr.. Theodore Drewry and Mrs.
Josie Scates were united in mar
riage last Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the home of the bride in
this city. The wedding was very
quiet one, only few friends and
relatives being present. DR.. Ma
hon administered the sacred rites,
and after congratulations and good
byes the couple left to visit the
home and relatives of the groom in
Kentucky.
Mrs. Scates is charming lady, a
popular neighbor and most ex-
cellent friend, now the bride of one
of the stanch citizens of the coun-
try near Hickman.
1t is understood that they will
locate soon in the vicinity OF Rives.
The Commercial offers congratu-
1ations.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-09-05

Imitation Panama Hats, not SIS,
only $1.50 FISH Bros.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-09-05

MAZDA Flour is the equal OF any
flour and far superior to most flour.
Made only by Moore Milling Co.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-01-17
1.-THE WON " PERIL. 4

.s ermany ~ 1ust nov eAelc'ssu z
Grey what it calls me ~, woman g ~
peril " hich means tne I'D, INVASION . q
5industr ~ poslfi ons py We Iair seA' 4
Ihis invsion lsl' g encourage ~ en- 8
ployers because 81 ~ tne severe s'oMls &.
1a'o tltions q ( otner ' l's counSra l nns e,
ployment O. women 1es'use s.! a. 'ns 81.
sary rolls 20 one Dali g Sosvo Ehllu1 =
What Was formefiy q e Paau a. nlon
which, u esta ptlsnllse9ns 'list l'a 80 80
ploy many people, = quaee y i'0.
The The women q g rl3n nov Only pelaorm 80
cal tasks, the most 1 a damculs anu onel
q ous l'' but they do laool,ns ~ w. 4
the coalt, ana - az 5. ls. : ls4. 81. = "a. i.
me en- men - snroWn 2 = ln,o ol.:s =
i'' We hundreas are 'll mP'an1n uas.. :, l:
y ana proeqs11alns a..ss -
.sl1a'g cnange, may "ens Wno ~ :"
support tnelr Ia!nlnes py $l.ut -
now 8 depenaent e - tne ie''lllo n, Is.
Ders oI \ t'Ll tnear slot SuptotI IL g
are s1r'': nov l' unaole . optats Pto D, .
mens ana tney ta.k ICY ~ - D e.
ena1nine Per.l, Oae = ~ p1'u puuito, 80,
III employers E c!nm Ia1 tnas '.o Wolns'n ~
s eneeper ie' ~ tnan g snAs' ! w VIZ. 1, 80
Aze more rename ana = ooDot.o1S o = =
Sand avg must oe gwen enploylne1e
4 Because ~ me men nave apous .l''p :. :,
81 oned etl;''ll me naolt = q " mal an' 80 ~.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-01-17

! sprayer n mo used and giyss slpl !! y
! satisfaction. But the most IN q
way 81 fixing the bugs whe
is to mount q barrel on q Wa ~ 81
better vet on q two wheel \,
Get q couple Of feet Of rubbe e,se n,
and insert in the barrel lose "a the
bottom, Attach the nozzle ot q
sprinkling can to end Of hose. IN ls Lave y
IA boy drive and frequently stir.s stirs the I,
contents Of the barrel, with 3 I nan 4 .,
to manipulate the nozzle 4 large
/ field can sbe treated il 3 very httle y bl'P
time. a pound Of good paris green
is supposed to be about right for .
barrel Of wster. n buying ptrris
green, be sure to get it of 4 relialble ID I
dealer as it is frequently o lilly ,.!.1
adulterated that it viii 1ot e {! get :
the bugs. Only q few dayb ~ one uaa
Eof my neighbors told mo a could g
not possibly make the i 8 xtrre
strong enough to, kill the b.
4 word about harvesting = crop.
81 1oall sorts Of applic : I 4, ate
used from . si1 tined forkI h the
modern four horse !, diga y
course in . large field tbs fork Il sa,t 4
Of the question as it is too a0 Al no = g
hard work. The next best tor t
the purpose Is some kind Of ovel q
plow with fingers attached t per- M
ate the dirt from the potatoe
When the potatoes are pit y IN !
the field they should at fit be 3
lightly covered, otherwise the is
danger of rotting. A good way to
cover them is to put on 9 corat co., OF o
straw when a light coat of earth,
then another layer of straw and tl
earth again. Covered in this tli way
they Withstand a good hard freeze.
An opening should be left at TIE tl1 top
of the pile so that the potatoes can
breathe. - Fred Christgau. X;
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-01-17
8ealor VI Wxts an6 JQua b I. n, Sc

= Ooss0S ~ 49, oaAs lAoe6tN s. S.Ss
M l:5 81. Total. slssi. ~
Board adjourned to meet January 0th. q
2 O.. m. gtSi, NJ 3. B 3
Board met ,nuary 9th at Q .. ID. and q
motion made and carried that ts5o be appro-
priated for current expenses for the next six
months. l III II 81 q X. 4. 81.
Jury lists made up for the March term Of
court and approved. s III, 4}ss e $Lzs' ss,'',,..
Notion was made and carried that the
county attorneys salary be fixed At $1,000.
with free ofnce room for the year 1907. y
% A petition Was read from Ferdinand Hart
man to be set on from school district No. e6
to school district No. ls. and hearing was
set for March 18th st 3 p. n. and also . peti-
ton was read from Peter Libens to be set on
school district No. 6e to school district
No. ie and hearing was set for March 18th.
at 2 Pm. %.E tE5 s59sa2 r Z a.i% ,&& f.,.s
The annual financial statement was read.
approved and ordered published. s-, ~. =
Adjourned to January 10th at :. m. .r
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-01-17
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BIG SALE. =:

T." Will SOIL All uUl1C xA0OSASAAA AOA
Carl Lestico Sections, Lorain town
chip, s miles north east Of Wort IS
ton and 8 miles southwest sof Brew 3 y,
|ster on Wednesday, Jan. a Sale
|to commence at ten. . clock sharp ~ 4hlfl
|foilowins opert u d B !; ~
Two bay geldings wgt $500, z
black geldings wgt 39o0, 2 grays-one
mares and one gelding wgt 5000, !
bay mare 4 yrs old wgt 1900, 1 black
mare wgt 1909, 1-s " old Morgan
colt, 3 grays-1 geld'ng 4 mare gt
1900, 1grey mare i grey s yrs old old
in foal wig 1900, ! black geldine Z
years oldP wgt 400, 2 bay driving
mares 8 years old wgt 5000, bay
driving gelding 5 yers old wgt 100,
y bay .geldings 9 years old wgt
5000, 1good mule team wgt 22oo. )').
Z COWS two fresh, A tw' -yr.Sold
steers. 8 heifers, s one-yr old steers,
8 one yr-old heifers, one bull 2,yrs
old, two calves, 10 brood sows,
twenty shoats, 1s5 Plymouth Rock
Chicke ~ 5s,+ z...s 8:s5s.
7: Two McC Cormick binders nearly
new, one van B1unt 2o-ehoe drill,
one 4.section harrow, one two-sect
ton harrow, two riding cultivator1s,
1 Rock Island gang plow, one 1s-in. l1
breaker, one 1S in. sti rring plow,s1
one Flying Dutchman sulky plow,
one Cyclone s IT. mower, one 12 #
rake, one wide tire wagon nearly
new, Struck wagons, two narrow
tire wagons, one double seated bug
gy, one road wagon, one top buggy,
one union corn planter 100 rds wire,
one hay stacker, one bobsleigh, s
set Of work harness, one single harm harm
ess, IS bushel Of pototoes, 800 bushels
of corn, one new steel range only.
used three months, one new sewing
machine and all Of house hold goods.
Other articles too numerous to men s :;
ton. =, 8 /. ,issS s. n:S:.s, H. $
Terms Of Sale: All sums OF 30
and under cash, over 80 time viii
be given until December LIST, 1902,
on good bankable notes, notes to.
bear s per cent interest from date.
No property TO- be removed until until
settled for. ts5;s1,s Sz59. = gs:. g
Free lunch ct noonl Al you want wan :
to eat and drink
IS. N. stewatr, Clerk.
J. z. Darby, Auctioneer.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-01-17
s.5 BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. T. q. .Pearce 81 Albion, Neb.
will occupy the pulpit Sunday. All
services at the usual hours.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Gospel services at the G.. A. r..
Hall next Lord g Day at. 10 As, a. M,
ubject, 'sThe Power Of Unbelief'. Z.
Bible School at IL. M. ts58I;ss 1ss.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-01-17
PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board Of County Com.
. nissioneIs.
..F 'E'y " ~ ~ atrltt ' II -. rs ,T't!
AUDIT,OR's OFFICE, y x 4
WoRrH1NaroN, MIMI,
Z. ...s Jan 7th. 1902. I, I,

= ? ID 20
Board Of County Commissioners met IN
annual session. Members present. Haggard.
Tiemans. Murphy. shaw and swanberg. 4
Onmotion. ,. v. shaw vas elected chair
man for the ensuing year. and minutes ofthe
last meeting nsad dand daErovsd. VII, 3=.,
The chairman appointed Gus Swanberg
and J. g. Murphy y committed to count the
cash n the county treasury. 81: 81 =, &
The eanmittes reported q follows: = s;',-s X
jan. III. On haat... -, -ss. il sls. isl. 81
sDeposits IN 9.ssisr ts$,rt S.
Adrian Exchange Bank !. J. % ss
Citisens Bank'of Ellsworth s1H.n f. .T55.. : ,
Bank fAdrian Z. ~. -. Ssols.oo ~: % =
Adrian State Bank ,.........E -" 3.17s.so -
stata Bank OF Wolfhineton s,ss2.N = j. e..
Cssh and Cash Items- II
UheokS. ...,,: - y, Ia0.sVE " o.,
OAsAs... ......s... 5000. S0s.N So
Expense account. .......... 4.A n i4G Fs}''&
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-01-17
,...'s. Sls.lsl. 81 3ls.lsi 81
Respectfully. g.. n. \ (.
~ Gus SWAHBK10.
y JIG. MURPHY. "A

Resolved. that In the settlement OF funds
between school districts Nos. u and 70. thai
school district No. ~ be ordered to pay K
school district No. ~ the sum Of $4,000.
Board adjourned to meet Jan. 8. at . 3. m.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-01-17

On motion, the proposition was accepted
and the following resolution was adopted:
I Resolved, That tho " Orthington Advance.
a newspaper Of general circulation published
weekly in the Village II Worthineton, IN che
County Of Mobiles and stat+, of Minnesota. .'be
designated. snd the same is hereby desfg-
be published the DELINQUENT Tax List Tor the
year 1902. ~ D.. s.
b H. M. Anderson and II. B. Cresten appear
ed personally before the board and requested
settlement of the funds between school
districts Nos.74 and 1uS. + T.. -
Resolved. That school district No. "A be
ordered to pay to school district No. lOs the
sum Of 500 co., -. ,., ~ &ts..',.''"r
i Report Of County Superintendent was read
and placed on file. l.s,'., i -.
Fees reported by county officials are as
follows: s. ..: - Y, 2-S,. -. ..,.
( F. L. Humiston, Clerk =, .S.&
Fees from county....@ ..............S 4SS. 80
.........."..... 4 20l.oO
Marriage licenses ......... .I....~.... ,.%24.oS
civil act1On6.. 1oo.Ao
Naturalization papers. ,..............s 4 2.oo
MISCELLANEOUS. ...................." SO.OO
=. p -
IA VII ~ = IT,. a., Total. sl2ss. 10
\ b. +. TrIpp. Register 'a.s. ~ r.
Recording. ..........n.... SoW 10
Abstracttng.. ........."........& SAs.5l
=s Ss.5.s T.. H.. H., Total. sssl7 -
= r. A. Hteyens-f ss+~ ,Gt ~
Court Commissioner. er..................S :. 1850
Mike Reiter. Sheriff. -. =: 4; MI. :. I, E.
District COURT. .....................e $3.50
Justice court. Observation-Disclosures. .s6
Hummoning jurors. rs.................... Z 80. -
Boarding prisoners. =. AS7.ll
Mtg foreclosures. observation-disclosures. = 1910
Personal tax. ......... ..........,..... 1850
Notices Of Redempti0n.. ............ 1l.60
Commitments to state inst's....... 4s.Oo
4s55= Vi '.'s ....' ,s I. .s .l Total. slslo. -
E. A. Tripp. Auditor rs 4 q III l5F "
Salary 1o0O 90
Board OF audit. it...................... r 30 90
j ,< y, IS. g,sss=. n Total. sissO. 20
z c. N. Cory. Probate Judge &s9a$3s-.
Certified copies. .....:.. 1l3 10
t.E Sas IL ,s.~st. Total. 1868 go
d O. NJ. Crandall. Co. Attorney. 81 .3. :.
Salary ........... .".......... ..."..".S 1000 GO
81 E. W. Goff, Treasurer .l5. j.. I \
Salary lSO0.Ce
Com's'n on state land................ s6.4l
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-01-17

ifsITg - 4s# lfs .s
. avenue nd put anvo sIne \ .1t..y.
Wnen tnt' spllus' poy = 1o.u1 - -
four years serSlce ~ elle stnis ~ 70 Il
found nls =. s1ste 8. e .no sN,u'. Z.
tne e lactory' = tne nelu o1s.neeaa' :; =, :
y stne. snop or ouue1ns 49,. 80
naa Decome aecuSoo1utu ~ 80 = ~. -.
:sne naa Decone ~ eAtoly o..I.:.,'
IN y; sne sIouna ..0' 'nes nono 49,
ene earneo = ne.y '.' .on0. supl..s'
7 tne nouseno.o ''''l acslvl'as, :. J: N -.
-! e'eaneu pan nno'y - -. -
vaaea y - nooren :. u11ao14.oty - 49,
va al notnlne .ete - ZOE - =, ~ $500
tune where she was anQ Wneres = : 81 sno :
was giving satistac ctlon. As g 9 re-
suit the returned solder VINO: ma mao !
been compelled to sacrlflc 70 four years e'a
Of his lite, found Ll1 himself unable 1ln'A' 70
find employment, and nd ms Q, 81 numoer 'l1l
increased until y there were e many ''l'E'
thousands Of him. .;:,... =. Il 4 S. S.
AS has been heretofore stated IN
these columns, the woman question qslt
will cause economic disturbances lr1 =
before matters adjust themselves
In Germany and Italy, as wei as as
other European countries women 't1[n
hau hpnn l1xadanao bv the demands
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-01-17

K .5,i + HOW TO RAISE POTATOES. 4:
From Mower County Transcript.
/ have been thinking of late that
: few remarks on potato culture
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-01-17

Board met Jan. sth. a. M. and q commun-
ication was read from county surveyor, ask
was ordered. g.. :. 81" ~
Tho following proposition was read rela-
tive to the county printing:
TO the Honorable Board of County Commits
sioners: g.. o..
We. the undersigned publishers Of the
newspapers set opposite our names. agree to
print the Annual Financial Statement the
Delinquent Tax List, Board Proceedings,
and other legal work. in such newspapers in
elude in this agreement, and We further
agree to furnish supplements containing the
Tax List and Financial Statement to every
legal alnewspap,r In the connt E&assatd woSsk a5sS
Sbe done at the rates prescribed by aW.name-
~ one legal rate. yy;:5S ~ z (
The followi3g papers are designated TO
print a1helslly i and receive pAymsnt Tor these
ess,,ssa ]. J. e isI's' :,
Mobiles County Democrat -Finanoiai state
msnt. T. ; ~ :,s5 SFs VA /, \ I'm 335ii III
::S.worthington Herald Proceedings Of tho
0OAI0 VI NOuuty ,OO'"m1aS1Ou0So SuN "n
other legal notices required to b. pal blished.
< In accordance zhersv ith we sppsnd3 our
.naues'snd5 the several newspapers rsras~
seutadin this ssssssassnt.ssssi, :. .}z1s;% -.
" W y n. HAwIHHss% .'s-,,,
Fs.s;f;"- II $; worthinston Advance. ~"f:'
Z, I -. .>.r'E. T. SIXTH. @'..1=%
-. ~ =. r.. WorthinRton Herald.
~, AZ. scHAE11E1. r. - .>'
- - Mobiles County Democrat.
.tr=~s.' D.aJ. TIMES. - -:
Z ..-,r .,., Adrian Guardian, .
~ P.F. LEv1Ns..
:, -, Ellsworth Newe.
X. A.E.sOALDwE1L. ~
Z -. Worthington Globe.
o. r 8. L. LoAa, ,- ::
Wilmont Initiator.
s. sCHAs. HAMsTIET.
nnndasa A6vOCAEA
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-01-17

i -I 4 Vs
Board met Jan. 10. at .. m. The FIRST mat
ter taken up Was tAksn Mp WAS settlement OF
school funds between districts Nos. a. Is. y.
% and los. .SS5@ VI 6 :, /: =. 81
Resolved. That school district No. . be
ordered to pay 20 school distriet No. los
nothing; thst schoolt district No: IS be
ordered to pay TO school district No. 100 the
sum OF 5000: thst school district No. ~ be
ordered to pxy to school district No. ioe the
sum of 9loo.oo; that school district No. 70 be
ordered tn pay to school district No. ios the
the sum Of sl75.oo. Notion msdesnd carried
The Fidelity bond Of e. W. 0oh foI $1,000
was ordered to stand approved when oerti6-
catd Of state insurance commissioner is
filed with county auditor. &I IT, =
Notion made and carried that extended re-
nrf be granted to Mrs. j. Ross. "
p The bond OF H., Hawley. for the county
printing. was read and approved. :
Notion made and carried that extended re-
lief be granted to Aug. Anderson. -
The following was address
ed to tho county attorney: o
c. M. CRANDALL. ~
.. County Attorney. 49,
DEAR SIR:--A verbal complaint has been
brought to us that our resolution of Jan 9Th,
1901. granting Peter Thompson q space in the
register OF dpeds' Office for the purpose OF
making abstracts has interfered with the
fees of some Of the county officers. by pass
ing such resolution In accordance with the
provisions of the law. Has sail Peter
Thompson Il legal right to intert.e with the
fees OF any of the county ofAcers2 Please
give US your opinion. t.tt5s ia. u 49, i- III
f. =, J.W. sHAN. Chairman.
i The boEsastof ofshs baffhxs h to be used ascoun-
IS Repositories were approved In the differ
ent amounts Us follows: vi : %,,..
Citizens National Bank. SO. ...... orc
Bank Of Bigelo .o0
Bank ~ Adrian \. lo'eSs =
sAdE1An Bank 4. J. 1QsQ
IBtats Bank 81 WOrfh ton |. \. g. O.
First National Bank of Ellsworth. ...... 20.Nt
Adrian Exchanges Bank ......... 6.o0
The bond Of tho State Bank of Lismore
was to stand approved when when the hrs'
names Of all aurSties were written out In full
and = nssve bond y required 70 b. dlsd be-
fors lfasch u. lan..:es ~ = ~ : '~-. -
Fees bye county commissioners
a |. Rnl1nSusn---|S.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-01-17

sc We have here in this vicinity ell
sorts 81 coontriivances for fighting the
bugs. Some farmers are still using.
the sprinkling can D,lt that is too
hard work. Others use the vegeta
Bile spray yer, which does good work
when the wind does not blow too
hard. The advantage Of using this
implement is that one needs but
very little water and I think some
what less poison but in q large field
it is slow work. The KNAPP sack
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14
rNE INNER NAN.

An article In the August Atlantic o,
old cookery books must convince an,
one that one or two centuries ago peo
pie thought more Of the inner man
and suffered more from gluttony thar
today.
Tho inner man not only cost greal
deal more money aud thought. bat
made a great deal moro work for shs
outer man. The writer thus relates
me Dimensions ~ sop1e OF the dishes
that were ceneocted Ia those DAYS,
There Is another trait shared by all
these eosaks 10 whom I would 40 scant
msiice n did nor point 4 ont This
3 the large liberailty with which they
pFoeiiced their art The magnitude of
heir ideas Al times makes me gasp.
have often heon asked H. with aach a
Inc oollection % choosa from / "a aot
.mose mysoli experimenting with tAe
"a reeelp,s, llut an oar nat turned
n'o = kitchen voald nol ha lareo
'nongh ~ sook an eighteenth century
''nper nor ear yeaFb lpcoms 20 pay
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14

Two young ladies' on St Paul stree
went to the theater the other evening
and their father, thinking they had
Iatchkey, went to bed at bis usual hour
and the servants all left. When the Ia
dies returned, they rang the bell re
peatedly and beat on the door, but 60
no answer. Finally they began to de
spair, when a neighbor who had beer
awakened by the din appeared In white
at bis window opposite and asked whai
was the matter.
eve IRE locked out and cannot
awake papa" came the reply in duet
aWaIt a minute" said the quick wit
ted man on the other side Of the street
aYour father has a telephone In MS
toom. and win call him up" SO the
central was called.
"Give me number -" said IDS
neighbor.
As soon as the bell sounded In the
room OF the sleeping father he awoks
with a start and ran to the telephone.
''HeIlo, what is the matterT
SIS that you, So-and-soP
eyes; what is wantedT
''Your daughters are at the front door
trying to get In. Open the door. Good
night."-Baltimore Sun.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-14
jupiter and Ten.

A very ignorant and wealthy woman
who was fond OF talking about her art
gallery" one day met at the house Of
an acquaintance a lady who bad not
called on her. although they lived In
the same town.
"COme and see me, do" said Mrs. b.,
the patron OF art. as the other lady was
taking her leave.
"'rhank you very much" was the
nOncommltial reply.
"We've got a new picture too. That
ought to'tempt YOU TO come. II can't"
II should be very glad indeed to see
H."
"sucb a lovely plcturel Sometimes Il
seems 10 me ! could look at II all day
long"
"What Is the subject OF your picture
AIRS. Il r inquired the hostess.
"Juplter and Ten" was the reply.
II was Jupiter and To-"