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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-08

ncdu it py tne waning tight
sight of which always irritated him.
carrying as it did in its sturdy little
body the infinite presence OF that
other one
Caruthers could not understand for
the life of him what Muriel saw in that
boy to be SO fond OF him.
He received AnnabeIs letter lust
before noon, and all the rest of the
day he kept the picture of her in his
mind as he had first seen her on the
shaded streets. with her tender, be-
loved charges.
Far from the maddening crowds
ignoble strife" he quoted softly, as he
boarded the first train, and some
hours later found himself in the little
Kentucky hamlet where dwelt his
ideal. He brought her back with him.
his bride. Her picture face and In
genue manners won for her immediate
popularity among certain effete ones
of his set. Sorry little ideal. Unable
to gauge or properly weigh the unac-
customed attentions.
Coming home from his Office one
evening Caruthers found q note on his
dressing table, addressed to himself
in the wavering, childish handwriting
he knew as his wifes. It read:
Forgive me. Jacki never loved
you. You took me from the life I
hated. hated everything; believe
| even hated my father, but most OF
all hated those children. Harry and
/ expect to be happy together. Good
by. Annabel."
Harry" he whispered, Harry
Williams!"
Like q flash IT came to him. The
import Of Williams dislike for Muriel
Wyndham. Her avoidance of him.
1t is all my fault" he said, crush
ing the paper in his hand II have be-
trayed my trust and nay trust has
been betrayed. / insisted ON Muriel's
receiving him. brought him-heres
Suddenly a queer, ecstatic little
crow sort Of gurgIe OF Joy came
from the room beyond He rushed
toward the sound and moment later
emerged with bundle OF something
in long, white skirts and topped by a
bald little head. 1t cIutched tightly a
bottle half filed with milk.
He stopped mechanically and picked
up the crumpled note that had fallen
on the floor, and spread 1t out SO
he could read 1t again. At the bot
tom there was scrawIed line he had
failed to see the first time:
Il have taken Sarah, the maid with
me-"
Numbed, dazed, his mind refused 30
grasp the situation. He raised his
eyes DULY. The small figure, stiIl
hugging its source or sustenxnce.
dropped against hin shoulder asleep.
His half conscious vision halted Il
photograph which for SOME reason
Annabel had always kept standing On
her desk Murfel Wyndham.
I'm the old days Csruthers had n
ways taken his hopes, his ambitions.
his sriefs, and laid them 1t the feet
Of Murfel Wyndham. So, now, - ~
mere force Of habit certainly there
was no illumination In that stricken
face- ha csrefullx wr&nned thu LINN
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-08
A Painted TumbIer.

Take one of those tumblers of which
the lower part is not exactly round but
has eight or ten fiat sides. Get your
box OF paints and paint the inside of
one OF these strips white, the next
one black, the next one white, and SO
on until you have gone entirely around
the tumbler.
The paints must be very thick and
mixed with gum to make them stick
to the glass; or you can use oil
paints.
Now take as many large pins as
the glass has sides and fasten them to
the glass on the outside, warming
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-08
CeometricaI Puzzle

The geometrical puzzle on this page
last week-namely, how to cut two
portions from Fig. / and replace them
SO as to form a square of the whole
was trifle more difficult than ma1fy
OF the little problems which have ap-
peared on this page. Still, / have no
doubt that most readers spent a very
few minutes before they overcame the
difficulty
Fig. 2 makes the matter look simple.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-08

metrical question. Here is the way to
do it:
Saw the croquet ball through the
centre, thus dividing it into two half
spheres. The nat surface Of one of
the half-spheres is what is called a
great circle, and what we have to
prove is that it is equal to oHe-fourth
OF the sarfce of the whole sphere.
Exactly in the middle Of the fat
surface drive tack, and to 1t fasten
the end Of q stout, firm cord. Wind
the cord spirally around the tack,
keeping it pressed down close to the
fiat surface. and when the surface is
entirely covered, cut the cord.
Now take the other half-sphere, lay
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-08

each other, the trick being td|
over on the other side. InI
forcing 1t forward, as boys d
playing football here, the rule
Filipino game demand a b;
kick, 80 that the boy must 10
his shoulder and strike out '
heels, mule fashion.
Sometimes the Filipino DO,
lively skirmishes, in which
does not get all the kicks.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-08
TOSSING Cards.

Did you ever try throwing cards in
a hat? 1t is great fun. Take an old
high hat, place it on the floor, then
let the players stand at a distance
from >it-say ten or twelve feet. Use
an ordinary pack of cards and toss
them one by one in the hat, as far as
possible. A prize to him who gets in
the greatest number adds to the in
terest.
After little practice it is remark
able how skillful one may become.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-08
Match Trick.

Have somebody select a match by
counting from one upward in the
direction Of the Arabic numbers (not
less than 81, and then the same num-
Der backwards in the direction of the
Roman numbers and you will be able
to tell which match he has arrived at
In this figure No. (V). Not to let
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-08
Eiiinino Basket Ball

Basket ball is game that especial
ly appeals to Filipino boys, but they
do not play it in the American style.
In the first place, the ball is really
a small, hollow basket, made of wick
er work, and therefore extremely light.
An equal number of boys line up on
either side, and they kick the ball to
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-08
AS Compared.

Ethel-What do you think OF younl
Softhead?
Mae oh, he reminds me Of blot
ting pad
Ethel -Indeedi What's the answer!
Mae-He bears the impression o
some good things, but lacks the abilit,
to make use Of them.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-08
An Odd Scran Basket.

Girls, do you want a scrap basket
that will be picturesque and different
from anything you have ever had
before? II you do, ask your brother
to take you to see your fisherman be-
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-08
The LARGEST Tree.

No tree has ever been found large
than the Sicilian chestnut Of a 10
horses" It is not less than 304 fee
IN circumference.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-08

Cut along the line A and B, and re-
place the two triangular pieces thus
severed in the positions indicated
by the dotted lines
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-08
Degree for Women.

In future women will be allowed Il
Take degrees In the University Of Duh
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-08
Caruthers' Ideal

desultory exchange Of remarks about
the weather; had she read such and
such novelf and papa's health. Un-
til one day a letter came-tha old
colonel had responded to -taps."
Jane was going back to her people. IT
am all alone In the world" she wrote
1t had been a particularly trying
day with Caruthers. II the first
place he had met Muriel In the morn
ing, on his way to business, out walk
ing with that pocket edition." the
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-08
Showing How the Cord Should be Wound.

metrical question. Here is the way to
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-31
PARKS IS. FOUND GUILTY
Discredited Labor Leader Is Again
Convicted Of Extorting Money
from Contractors.

New York, Oct.s33 For the second
time within two months Samuel j..
Parks, walking delegate Of House
smiths and Bridgemen's Union Local
No. Q, has been convicted Of the crime
of extortion in the court of general
sessions.
It took the jury just twelve min
utes, during which time they took two
ballots, to agree on the guilt Of Parks
in extorting $500 from the. Tiffany
studios, under threat of keeping them
from continuing work on buildings
last January. It was shown at the
trial that last january Parks oh
tanned $500 from the Tiffany
firm as an limitation fee"
when the shousesmiths and bridgemen
were on strike on three of the Tiffany
contracts. Parks claimed that this
was fine levied by his labor union.
Later the fact developed that Parks
had been disloyal to his union, mas
much as he permitted the Tiffany firm
to employ non-union men after he had
received the $500.
This accusation was not denied by
the defendant or his counsel, but the
latter commended that Parks had given
the money to the treasurer of his or
ganization, and that the entire trans
action was business deal which, in
stead of being. crime, afforded con-
siderable business advantages to the
firm
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he is GLAD TO COME.
Sir Henry Mortimer Durand in an
Interview Expresses Qualification
at Washington Assignment.

Madrid, Oct. 31.-Sir Henry Morti-
mer Durand, the British ambassador
to Spain, recently appointed British
ambassador to the United States, In
terviewed by a correspondent OF the
Associated Press, said:
I confess it was somewhat Of surprise,
though certainly pleasant one. ! had
no intimatione of it until l. received an in
curry from the foreign office, asking II
I would go, to which I Immediately replied
in the affirmative. am delighted to go
to America which have long admired
and have been anxious to visit. The lead
ing American statesmen are only known
to my by reputation, SO / have yet to
tacquaint myself with American men and
affairs.
When asked what line Of policy he
would follow, the ambassador an
swered:
That Is difficult to answer, owing to
my unacquaintance with the country, but
naturally / shall follow the lines laid down
by the foreign office and British interests.
Regarding the difficulties Of my new posi-
tion unless am much mistaken, they will
not be very great, perhaps less than at
Madrid, owing to the number OF pending
international questions here.
The relations between the United States
and Great Britain are most cordial, there
being no serious litigation pending be-
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New Machinery,
Sec ond Hand Iron PuIIeys,

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s2'x4A"x4n: One 22"x a;, s:1en loose. Two
and keyed. One 2Ox1O' 'x2A'. One 2o''x7'x2
3.l6''. One 20"x7'x1 l5.16''. One 20'x8'', boot.
Three 20"x4"x1 15-16'. Two 2o'x3"x2 15-16'.
One 2o''xs'x2 15-1e'. One 2o''xs"x1 l5-ls'. One
2O"x2"x1 7.16'
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-31
Rio Saws.

- 90, go and So Per Cent Of List :-+., ;, o.,
hole ,' Is *. teeth. One 4s., g and Co.,
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Cross Cut Saws.
Less go and 80 per, cen

Less 60 and 80 per, cent 49,,
91s h 49, Ga g. g a1 9ns ss
holes. one aa1 cut Of saw: Two .211a'' 10 Ga.
Fa;'s holes s5 70 ss R''ss; = , S ess
sol ss ~ r. Isl holes Is One sslsi sas
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has. y On 81 s Is h ss "a S % '''
so and 50 per cent off list.
ss One 81 = iS as12 Sss
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81 ssSpla 4sr.. one r aSsss' 1917, SHs
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SPIDER spider Three 54"x1o'x6 15-1s',,1 solid 90"
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ses eRi is Ss.t ses oaa sRi!t
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One 4e"xlO''xS 3.16', SO" spider. One 42''x
7'x2%", solid. One 4o"x22"xe bile, solid Gid
spider One q" 11o re 1b-1e', solid se' spider.
One Z .Judson, Auto. stop motion speeders
and ns gsr SysF s4o One 81 Gard
ner, $40. One 21'' Gardner. s2o' On. One 2h"
Pickering, $780, ., One e. GaEanee a! $1s; 9ne
One ~" no name, $12.
Ill 80 per cent off list.
:1tTa ss s;s al; one Az sS Sas
15:1e' Adj. One 7-1e' Adj.
80 per cent OFF list.
Two LIZ, Co., DROP; AZ All Iw g., ~,
one 49, p, Adj: Nine sN", 49, p, All;
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-31

Two. se'x1s"; SO 4, aues; ,manhole on top,
on o on. on
do 1884, ss s TUBULAR 100 81 h"''; dom' sl'
Ths:s co. tubular; So 81" auss; d0mss
sss;: Ss;: ss e i ssss:
h0 oss 81 s d ssss anos
above and below auss. saoo; ..., a. az,
h ene se a4x1 0 sabuisr; 50 ues; ha. dome;
ss9s ss Sss mad S dsa sHss Rss IN
One &4"sl4, tubular; 80 sh' hues; has dome,
g. sSys sss Sc have az s s4o 1sss osss
ings and trimmings, no stack
tes hsPahS5s @ ssi 3D. hung with 'y' beams;
ao ONE 81 5sxi4,, tubular; So 3" aues; dome 2A"x
a.; manhole above aues; handhole in each end
Two SOFIA. tu is1s g 8" huss with dome;
msnhos On tSD' tS $SGS eaoa T aues no 1ugs
ms uhS - on side and one end; no handhss
10 t9r % sHSasE ns sass
"0 one a 4os14 r. tubular 50 81 aues dome;
manhole on one end above fues; handhole on op-
posite end below fues. $500. gal
hole and ID hsadhoie below ues s. sues; dome
sseh ss sas ds sssts on
,ns a as as ss ssiis have hal" cast
One 22xss L. H. side crank slide valve engine;
shaft lo'xsh", governor g.; band wheel l2'x
27'' in halves; new cylinder on engines n ne0
pulley; engine good as new; 800 H: P: 1,5Q1:
vaSs szss fss
'A one ssx24 upright Smith & Porter 800 H. P;
shaft s'4'x1o'; band pulley 1a'11s" in halves
GSr;s 1 sasps 115 a5m1i.t. @gss
sn shaf ~ outside pillow bloek aswhee;
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One 17x24 L. H. Buckeye; $50 H. P; ~"
Judson governor; l pulley block; band e pulley
nuey 1taa IN hsSss sa v7s
engine rebored and new valves and put in Hrst'
class order; 1876 H. P. $1,000.
ern Une 7a th1ottie ' Valvs ~ exhaust; band
pulley 1o's"x1s', wood rim, 8 arms; 100 H. P.
One 14xa4 North Star, band pulley, 1oxl7'xx
eH' R. H. double valve; piIloyI , bloek; :" e.
Gardner soyernor; engine shaft ellha"xe1s"; 80
20 One 'Os i41a4 I. H.; :" governor; =, throttle
ys,ye 70 81 80 pillow engine
H. P. $3.50.
One 1894; oil cups; no ubstoat9r; grown ell
cut of; 50 II. P. $3.50. / -.
One 12x1s st. Paul Foundry R. H.; so'x1s'
RSis "h:s! SsR; ' ss1ot s1t d;s:
One 12x1s Erie City R. H. side crank engine;
shsft ssI 3 4s sassp pulley ono 81 Gardner
One l2xls Phoenix slide valve; one pulley 22x
~; one pslley 7xlb; oil cups and sight feed
e1sne I H. s. ''a'
One l1z14 R. H. Howell new cylinder,
eex12x4h iron pulley; 1'le' rim, arms; 40
One 1oNxle R. H.: has sA'' Judson governor
and throttle valve; shaft 1o'x3A"; pulley 7sx15
wood rim; one 4sx10 pulley solid wood with
Aanses;- one pillow block; one sh" box; IS H.
One iox2o Atlas slide valve R. H., IS H. 2.
$780,
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Wooden PulIeys.
so Per Cent Off List.

One 7s"xl4''. One ss''x1o"ss W. rim
jssa ens One eo1is oss sEesn one
s eas one R'sy n's pulley gent n Xsss
5sat T9Gd rim One ons one as1
solid rim, iron center. One 4e"xe'xI l5.1S"',,
f ssH tSa h ky s SGs das
One 4o'x5'', W. S. iron hub One 3s''x1o"x3",
wood rim, iron hub, split and split spokes. One
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s. oas s. l. siS ,,i|S: S5s
y $; iron hub. One ns ss%z1S's1 is:1s solid
s sen p9 h"e o Sa' $685. Two az
pS ;2S One One sexs 40 One ~; s3" ~ H.
one 2: s'ze'xl l5;ls" sold One 2o"z S
sslid oas s3a : l5is Sns One
sal l6 oSs sS ons 1a oss s seiS
s ss]S T dss S?ss ons oas F'n hub
~ i5.4 " , Sns GAs solid ONE ONE
One Us s9is Solid I've One as ;'ls
9ns ,a,d ols s9S G 2is ii :sid
gre 1e"zs" w. one Eye lo.zs.1 T w. Gre
". 8. One 17"xe'x1 11-1e', solid. One 17"x4A'i
xs', W. s. Two sA"xs", ". $ One 3A"x5h"
w. s. -.
be"1so", W. 8. One 5eSxis'', ". 5. One SEX
49, VS.: xs Ore se'xl4", Zone One 81 Se"11s",
One s. q: % oas So x1s w. 1ns 5. one 50
iron hub One a 4s"x22. ". $. One e, 4s g., ".
Two 4e''x17", W. s. One 4e''x24', W. s. Two
46''x1s", W. s. One 46"x22'. One 46''x20''. One
e''x14". One 44"x20". One 44"x1s'. Three
44''x16'. One 44''x14". One 44"x5', iron hub.
Two 44''x4, one homemade. Four 42'x1S".
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Wheels Belts Paper Friction Punys shev Valves
You Don't See what You Want this List Write for and will Get for You

Two 42"x1e". -Four 42"x4". Two 4o"x1g'.
T%e 4S;,x7';; One ssnxSo One sS,s1e'. TMe
ss"xs". Two ss''x7". Three 3s'xs". One
ss"x5". Ss"x4'. One 96nx20p. One 36"x17'.
-Four ss"x12' One ss''x!o' I've ss.,xs" One One
-, two home made. One 81 'x2o''. Two s. 'xa;.
Four s4"31s Four s4 x; na One s4"x1 e.:
81 'xs7. -Four 81 ~. one s4,xb' Two sS,,xlaa.
Three s2xs',,; Three S2,x7' Seven s,le S2'ze':
so; xs''. One 2s"xls'. One 2S"xl7,'. One 2s.'
e.. One 2e"x20'. Four 2e''xs''. Five 2e"xs''.
2o"xs". Two so xs". One 2s'', seyen ss,x
x. Four 2s'x9''. Four 2s'x7''. One 2s''x
~. Four, 26'x6''. Three 23xtre. Two 22' x9''.
Six, 22'xs". One 1870. One l2'x2"; Two
11"xl1". Three 11'x2'. Two 9''x12". One
$500 g., ~, One s.x19. Two 7"x1l'. Two SIX
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MACHINERY.

ro H. wight ss f e.. Sssss n..s,.s No.
ragpid feed flooring machine, heavy strong ROLL
der one 0 g. fe esa sebeasd and Pf
throughout about same as new single valve; can
Pvt on double valve at extra price OF
One g. steam feed, 8 sections. cylinder ~.
One 81" steam feed, S. T., long. So, s75
One One s yin saw yo woodsn 1Tame sae bearings
tet 1sss ss$ re- fsS BEARINGS sH" col
Icy on g. ~, sss?E ss i'ns bearings ps'
ono i5le ArSor zs long, e. bearings takes
tags A5 IT, Bvs sSrl ss.S
fa6 ons tx xrpes eisi long, takes saw hole
puo5l ss rs s,S HsT xrb ssoiEs long, pulley
taxes saw IL hole: S.. g. -, 1.s:s.' =,
Two large saw 41ymg guidsssa 49, $40 each
F. one, g, Savers Icy sr governor, $40.
handhole on opposite end has 4 lugs on side,
Large ps5s 81 Sesfer sp ID sn
One 4s"xsE' heater or tank; SIS. ,o,.,,o,
One Stillwoll & Bierce heater, open 20''x5,2".
One 1s"x6'e' Ba-agwanath heater, new tubes,
reted about as geo s as new s1oe &c. over al.
tubes g. long, has legs, has brass tubes. S125:
One stillwell & Bierce No. heater, almost
!. One Blake duplex pump 4M"x2M"z", z"
steam, ~ exhaust, ~ suction, T. diameter
$40. 49,.
One Knowles No. $, ~ steam, IN" exhaust,
One No. 4 knowles e. suction, M dis
charge, a" steam, - exhaust. $780,.
One Smith & Vaile duplex pump, u" steam,
~ exhaust, e. suction, W. discharge. $50.
One Iowa Iron Works pump, ~" steam,
11a" exhaust, A. suction, a. discharge. $125.
List on this pump new is $500. Is in fine con-
dition. ..aEt
81 One Cameron ~ steam, /" exhaust, e. sue
ton, NJ discharge. $40.
steam 81 81" exhaust sh" suction IN"
one Worthington duplex 4hx2Mx4' pump,
~ steam, q" exhaust, q suction, IN" dis.
charge. $40. -
One Gordon & Maxwell duplex, II" steam,
~ exhaust, NJ" suction, l" discharge $40.
One combination s saw edger for saving A.
center to center, shifting gears and saw
guides, feed rolls front and rear, arbor 9s"
Ions, AZ diameter, bearings ~, machine
machine, frame s'6"x4', pressure rolls 62"
long, one frame for same 12'x6S" with rolls,
each roll 2'10' long. $780, .-ia -..ra II
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-31
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

nv local applications as they cannot reach the
d;soased norton OF the ear. There is only one
wav to cure deafness, and that is by constitu-
tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an In
famed condition Of the mucous lining of the
sEmstachean Tube When this tuba is infiamed
ron have a rumbling sound or imperfect hear
Ing and when it is entirely closed, Deafness Is
The result, and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its normal
condition. hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out Of ten caused by Cutarrh,
which is nothing blu. an infamed condition Of
mucous surfaces.
q we will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness Caused by catarrh) that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
culars, free.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best