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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-22
CAUSE OF SOUR MILK.
esseiess Siktug SD ta~-~ wrthels
"a haasiiHE N. fh. Pri.elpaL
-~arrs. Of Las

A'AN -"Ars n~vals~ ~ the process "a
growth AND riplicarior II the
bacteria thf m4ls sugar II changed 10
laeiAr aria- Whfu there & rno@sh
aeie f---rat "a ~ apparent 10 the taste
tne mats y -ar 10 b. sour Bacteria.
h~ corn w any higher form ~ plants
r~'iuirr fore. moisture and sufficient
Heat ia Greer To grew and multiply.
MA has ne necessary moisture. q a
Perfect food ard h. usually az The right
ren pr nature for rapid growth ~ nac-
terra
~rc~ he keeping quality ~ milk
bears a direct relation ~ the bacteria
Vhieh gain aer~~s. IL !. in portant 10
prevent their getting into the milk
The udaeF anf adjarert parts ~ The
nrft Which arr much shaken during
milking : one IN the chief sources ~
inf~erlor. while rhe dust al the stable.
The hauS- ard clothes 81 the mixer 20
-efh~r Ssh mr. pals and cans used are
only 1hriy l-.s important sources.
tNp- rn- rrs show that milking IN Z
~-au4~ w here The circulation ~ air can
carry che crs- our. whipping rte ufcer
with damp cloth. ard scalGing nren-
s'- wth live steam or boiling water.
rot euig re, Are the bacterial con-
rerr- hrt Increases the keeping
eua fv NJ The nlI + materially. \ COW
erred ~ iik pail gi'h only a small open
lr- o. milk into. reduced the number
~ germs falling into The pail one
-1urrA a. com pared with common
an ard the milk kept sweet 20 hours
irr ger Immediately cooling after
-i kir- = r@xt III Importance Mix
allowed 20 stand TWO hours without
rcoFirr eoHtaired - time - many
gerr- a. when milking was finished.
WHILE that which was cooled 20 - d.
-r@@s- or-fy laf fnrr times a. many az
rtr emil ~ twc hours This en- pha~izes
rhe luperfarcp ~ quick and thorough
eoolirr NiIiard Farmer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-22
CROSS-CURRENTS.

The electric washing machine O.
Josef Macy. OF Szegecin. is claimed IL
cleanse clothes from grease. stains
etc. without soap or rubbing
Anomalous electric conditions hold
at the foot OF Niagara Pals The i'm
pact of the water upon the rocks gives
the water positive and the spray :
negative charge
Great activity is row being displayed
in the extension Of international tele-
phones Brussels and London and
Rome are already connected Nerotia-
tions are now in progress between the
Russian and German governments still
further 20 Enlarge the area OF inrerra
tlonal telephones by a direct lire con
meeting -. Petersburg ard Berlin
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-22

tx-Gov. johnson. 81 the Ciicfa saw
nation l. man ~ good address. pol
ishra ard conrtiy and so well up in
the civilization ~ the white man that
no one would think him ~ aborigine
stock except for his coal-bIack hair
and the suggestion 81 copper hue.
Great White Bear. the grear-grand-
son - Tall Tree. whilom chief II the
Crow Indians. will blow bugle for
Uncle sam in the navy. Tired Of the
tame life which he endured for five
years ir the Carlisle Indian school.
Great White Bear journeyed 10
League island and enlisted on the re-
e-iving ship Minneapolis a. musi-
clan
In farmhouse near Taunton lives
the last descendant Of the Massasoit
indians. Princess Teweelerna 81 the
Nampanoags. She j. called Miss
Mitchell by her Eeighbors Her face
j. ~ the pure Indian type that j.
rarely seen in this part Of the com
try. and. although o.. she j. in full
possession ~ her mental and physical
vigor.
Bear Tracks. outside the five civilized
tribes of the Incian territory. Is the
only Indian legislator in the world
He = a member Of the legislature os
South Dakota and resides at Ho.
SPRING Bear Tracks j. an Ogallala
sioux, and j. an expert barber ~
trade lie has made and los' a for.
tune. but al this time is in very good
rcumstances-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-22

tr0uGh~ III The morning and let the
water stand until the animals get thir~-
rv ard are com peeled "a drink Even
If The water were cool and pure when
first drawn. the heat of the sun soon
readers X warm and ta~rel~>s. \ South
Dakota man has ~ucceedsd in designing
a raerharisu which Will draw fresh
water every time an animal wants a
dirk. and which will meet the require
u-rrs ~ a large herd or a single ami
ma wi-h equal facility while az the
same time relieving the farmer ~ the
rersssity ~ pumping the supply every
dz- This Invention j. nothing more
han fitting platform on which the
animals are compelled 10 walk every
tf-e they -lake their thirst and il j.
In easv natter to connect one enc o.
This platform with the plunger Of .
pump. having q eylinder large enough
"a draw large quantity Of water under
The impetus % the animals weight l y
DER the pressure Of the plunger moving
r. the cvlin6er the water j. forced to
gov through tho pip% into the trough.
-h~ platform sinking gradually a the
evlfnder empties.-Louisville Courier
Jrr-raf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-22

\ blank book for. addresses Will "
found frva liable 20 every farmer. Copy
into il the pot oficr address of all
uar1i~~ with whom you do business at
arv time. the nameS ~ persons or deal
.r~ vru rpaE or hear about that you
NAV want 20 ~ mmunicate with IN he
future. OF other addresses that IL may
b. handy for won 20 have for reference.
ISave a blank lsre or TWO under each
enrrv for corrections or memoranda
~rrh a book can he kept With but little
trouble. and Will b. ~ great value and
rrrvsri~nre one ~ the children can
keep IL for you.- Farm and Home.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-22

France has soo-ooo pet dogs. on which
& eco GOO i paid in taxes
Franking letters by members Of par
Iianerr was abolished in is4o.
At the present rate Of excavation
Pcunpeii will rot he entirely uncoser-
el before the year 1870
German gardeners are rejoicing over
the advent Of snowy variety Of the
BAHAMA plans from Japan (Musa Bas-
roo Japorieal. which Is SO hardy that
specimens have survived the winter ~
heidelberg without any protection
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-22
PEN POINTS.

Practice puts an edge on precept.-
Rams Horn
Those who complain most are most
20 be complained on Henry
Fortune may find pot. but your own
Industry must make it boil.-Eous-
seau-
There is nothing ike being ready to
open the door when fortune knocks
Chicago Daily News
You have all the money you need SO
long as a dollar represents 10 you only
SO much observation-disclosures Globe
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-22

w hog. beef steer or mich COW
can respond ~ LIBERAL feeding unless
the conformation or type l. such as
20 favor production " the special
gern for which II j. fed Every feed
.r should kno-~ the several type. of
bvs stock AZ = glance
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-22

HIS Aun.-John. Why did you ertsr ths
ministry :. !,
.Iorr-Ee-ar<~. dear aurs. 7 was called
Are You sure. Johr that i wasn't some
other noise you heart:"-Prck-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-22
HOUSEWIVES
HEADACHES

Won don't know
Why you suffer
from headache
and yCu are apt
TO believe yCu
rave some dire
/ male trouble.
but SIS dollars TO
oOughnuts tllar
Won are VITO lg-
No-@rzrS ~ r..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-22

60 put of the durlrs OF Nature 10
attend 70 the duties OF the home
and Hhea they 90 gee time TO 90,
the feeling has passed
Ccnstip7rion results and then
thc awful rzcklng hc2dzChe- / axe
= spoonful OF
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-22

Almos. always tie NOS, l1C gent are q
UOst sererou---S.znislSus
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-22

Putnam Fzdeless Dyes do rot stain y
hands or spot the kettle. except green AZ
purple.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-22

Opium and Lfasor Habits Cared.
Book free b. n Wooley. n ID Atlanta "a
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14
I ''e1'h1is Tzzaasss B 6fz 7zk

n1ver, July 10.-In the prids Myits
majsfity the International Christian
END avor convention was. opened yes
ter2Sy at Tent sEndeayor, With maay
pre bnt from this country and great
me6 of other countries interested in
the%ork OF the society. Welcome was
extended ifs behalf of Coiorado and
Denver and responded to eloquenfly
an&iwittily by great men from all the
copers of the earth. The annual elec-
tiaA of officers was held and all the
leading officers were Fe-elected. g.. .
:. fhe biennial convention began work
anA red and white prevailed over the
At night, with the tent rifaas OF
light, colors artistically draped, the
sests filled with people from every
state in the union and from countries
beyond the sea, radiant aud expressive
'ofIthe pleasure they felt at being priv-
ieged to attend. a wonderful story OF
progress was told by the officers-of
the wonderful growth of'a remarkable
Organization, wf1ch had Just reached
its majority, twenty-one years of on
YJard and forward. for the principles
!, 4Fell6wship and Fidelity" 80 -
1NDr. Clark, the president, told of what
had been accomplished in a decade and
of the. growth of the seed that had
peen planted wenty-one years ago.
>Entil the acorn bad become a giant
oak, With roQts Spreading to the ends
/. AZ the sartk The secretary and the
: tTeasnreE rpia2H in detail the growth
OF the. past, yesr and all spoke of the
stfll greater work in Christ's vineyard
tpat renaiIe0 TO be done; and officers,
who had beensin the service for years.
and who had that day been with but
ape or. two exceptions reelected, were
enthusiastic't6 renew the work.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14
sPEciALs EAsT-aoLND ExcUR-
....E.-. -. SLQNs. -. - -
One Fare Pics 81 for Round rrip-over
~. the Union Pacific. - =. =

One Fare Pies 81 for Round Trip-over
-. the -Union Pacific. 81 is3 { Ct.
The Union Pacific announces special
excursions Of one fare plus $2.OO' for
the round trip to Chicago, st. Louis.
Omaha, st. Paul, Kansas City, Minne-
apoiis. Memphis. Peoria. Duluth antf
Des Moines;- also to all points in the
states of Minnesota. Iowa. Wisconsin,
and the porthern. peninsula of Michi-
gan. and to many points in Illinois,
Missouri. North Dakota and South, Da
kota. A
Tickets good for return within ninety
days from date of sale. O. .sfI-f -.
See that your tickets read over the
Union Pacific. ~
Through Pullman tourist sleeping
cars run from Denver to Chicago daily.
via U. p and C. &. N. w. leaving Dem
yer on The Eastern Express" at 10: 30
p. M. A double berth costs only 81 so
to Omaha, $3.50 to Chicago. or 81 90
for night 81 As W Ast
For. further information call ON local
agent or address. .s.g. s.l..s,..s
.l4f.- s, ~. E.. R. GRIFFIN.
General Agent. 941 Seventeenth st..
b.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14
The. WorId's Oldest Code Of .Law,.

OF recent finds in the East. none is of
moy& &4erest to scholars than the stele
Of Hammurabi discovered by De Morsaa'
In Susa. A study Of this important
document, from the pen OF DR.. William
Hayes Ward. will appear>in the July.
Century. Hammurabi reigned In Baby
Ion about 2z5O B. c.. and his code car
ried back the history OF law thousand
years or more Comparisons OF Ham
murabi,s code with the Mosaic legisla-
ton shows the former to be. on the
whole, very muchs more humane. II
man has given his wife. son or daugh-'
ter to 1erve in payment Of debt, they
shall not serve more than three years
and shall go free on. the fourth; the
B Hebrew law said the. seventh. The
conditions of;the country appear in the
provision that If thunderstorm has
ravaged debtor field. or there has
been . drought. the debtor shall be re-
leased, for that year, has not altered.
and NO Interest charged, .
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14
~ wflst,as, ~ !, - ]
Fnseord Of DlInd A4hl,t.,.

Eighty-eight Inmates, Of the:yt3te IN
'stitute for theblind at Janesviile, wis.
held. their field day sportx,fecsaSly.
OF tho fifteen boys who competed fos
prizes offenaG.r thirteen were, totally
blind and theothsr,fwo could Gee only
moving objects. The hurdles. pole
vault and haHmsS throwing were left
oqt, but ID their places, the standing
high rfmk!. the standing broad jump.
thei footbafi Nick. and the thirty Ave
A ,boy xnR0ed. Konia. totally blind.
was first .incthe- thirty-five, yard dash
IA '0.O4 Nat. The distance for the run
ming brS5ad jump. was seventeen feet
eight inches and the standing :. high
jump was four feet six inches. The
football was.skieaed. 10S feet. =
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14
KING EDWARD VII. ADDRESSES B
!, AMERICAN NAVAL OFFICERS

. London. JuBr, iS,.-1nformally well
'qoi,Sh1' the. Ameriean. naval officers TO
England last night King Edward made
an emphatic declaration in favor of
closer relations betNeen the u nited
States and Great British. Hb majesty
did not speak Of an alliance or even
OF an understanding, but the impress
sion was clear from his remarks that
he desired that the twp nations, move
together in the interest of the peace
OF the world Some OF the Kings
ministers also impressed on the Amer
fcan officers their cordial approval of
the Monroe doctrine and their desire
that it be supported by American In
fiuences in way which would place
Il above criticism. s1T ''' s7-
: The royal welcome was extended to
the American officers at buckingham
palace, where at $3.50 p. m. .commepc ed
be dinner. given in their honor by
King ,Ed~ar1 The, table was decor
Ated WITH roses and gold plate brought
fromf Wfn1Dors Was-ussd>s The King
commanded the most distinguished of
ficials of the empire til attend and tkir-
1yEete qes91estsege> prssents - Or ,~&he
Kings right sat Ambassador Choate
.andpn his left Rear Adfnfral Cotton
> The <lnr wa&>hrpUrxzR-r IN -pPyv-nve
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

n m ms 8ddRes Clark said2
The ten-per4ehk HuI rease campaigq
of the last eiAhfk 8pl his has been sd
urfexpect edix .Rd44 44sShl4 that only tho
wilfally blink csAs4sffst to see the gpide3
boards of the future II
Look al. the splendid recofd1sof Id
diana, Missou5, Ohio. Qre3pn. Cold
RADIO. New. Mexico. Okla&1Qea.,, II
said. 81 should have TO cat r tostd
tof 'ali the states to exhala " goo
work of the past year. Up YOU
eyes and look Upon the vi harvel
helos in -dh the world IGf has el1
/ larged her Christian Epdcd r bou15
|,daries.s China, with heE new Rcretar5;
rs at the beginning ofra Hs4 year q
great expansion. Japan has gned thi p
convention in her history. Q3eat Bri&
ain has made steady progress. GeE
many has made substantial gaiH;
France and Spain have had. the b64
year. in all their Christian "EndeavQf
hist0ry,p while since our last convex
ton Switzerland. Italy. Portugal. Fit:
land and Iceland have fairly entered
the ranks of Christian Endeavor. ~
But, this is not all. Christian H1t
deavor. has appeared in many unee-
pected place. on the sea and in the
camp. in the prison. in the life-savins
station and the fire brigades. in Y
postoffice in Japan, in departmept
stores, in school house districts AID
neighborhood gatherings. All these d.
ferent lines of effort which Proyidesca
has so plainly marked out as legftt
mate and most useful lines for the
Christian Endeavor society show hpN
its principles may, be extended and ~
societies expanded.@ .04S ~
The society now has a membership
closely approaching 100000.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14
Lei this Coupon be your Messenger Of Delivers
anSe from Kidney, Bladder, and Usi6ssy Troubles1

It.p the p eop1Sswho
aoy1 and 6ecoine cured
wl54 they Aoubt who
PrAJee Dosn's pills the
hopst. .9e'sl-fA -
Aching baoan arc cased.
dip back, and loln pains
pveiocme. Swelling Of the
6mhe and dropsy signs
Thy correct urine with
briek dust sediment. high
soIeted, PIN in passing
rete1n9. DoanI Kkineyfills
remove calcuIi and gravel.
eehAyo heart pAlpif>tion,
llee& ssmess, h E eadache Q,
Horvousnens, dixxinessL-Sssy
TGTLoRsvILLr, Miss. III
fied everythinG foy 5 weak
paek and rot no relief until
ed Doan's Pills"
J. N, LEWIS.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

70 the housewife who has not yet
become acquainted with the new
. things Of everyday use in the market
and who y reasonably satisfied with
the DID, we would suggest that q trial
'ofs Defiance Cold Water Starch :. be
made at once. Not alone because It
il guaranteed bysths u,Bpufacturers
sto1 be superior to any. otAef,, brand.
1at because each 1oc package con-
tsapS 16 ozs., while all the other kinda
contain but IL ozs. 1t is safe to say
that the lady who once uses Defiance
stxfchH WIN use no other. Quality
and quantity must win. - -
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14
Ffr.t Come. Eir.t SERVED.

We would rather sell our fine San
Luis valley lands to Colorado farmers.
Best water rights. fertile soil. low
prices easy terms. II easterners come
frst-and they're coming fast-we will
sell to them. of course. Send for our
new booklet epd. see. what you're miss
ing. The Colorado Bureau OF Immigra
ton. GIG Majestic Bldg. Denver. Colo.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

Mrs. Nextdoor-My goodness, How
did you parrot learn such awful Ian
guage? Mrs. Homer-Oh. 1t happened
to be in the room when my husband re-
ceived the bill for. my new bonnet
Oh! -"If at first you don't succeed -
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

/. =. II asn.t ssquaI1op been fooling us
beautifullyi "How?" 81 found out
the other day. by accident. that he has
been member OF a church for twen-
ty-five years, without any Of his friends
ever suspecting- it." --Aa rs-7.a
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

ido not oelievs Ptso's Cure for consumpsio,
has an equal for coughs and collisions y
BoynR. Trinf1y Springs. lDd.. Feh. IL loun
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

No chromos or cheap premiums.
but q better quality and one-third
more Of Defiance Starch for the same
price Of other starches. sia ,iIi,-- =
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14
n...l.....-.I,.---.l--I-- :.

Manchester. England, Is soon to cell
ebrate the Jubilee of its. free library.
During the fifty years over $4,000. 900
books have been drawn out.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14
CAR AND QUEEN
Z III HAlNk CARNEGIE

New York, July 10.-Andrew Car
uegie has received Nttsrf xrems CONT
Cassini. ambassador of Russia in
Washington, and from the Queen of the
Netherlands, on the accession Il ~ tre-
sentation of $1.5OO.0Oo to the Neither
igHds government for = COURT. house
and library for the use OF ths ,permA-
nent Court of Arbitration at The Hague.
Under date of Washington. p, c., May
2Sth, Count Cassini writes: y
tss"Sir--EIis majesty the Emperor. has
.learend.- with the utmest satisfaction Of
the generous donation of $1,500.00 CIV
en- byayou ,forsthstspuFpose of erecting
a building II ThS Hague to obe held as
the permdnen1 seHtof the Internation-
al Court Of Arbitrxtion and for y liz
brary IN connection with the same. fsA
H ha1sstX diEsets r ass me TO convey to
y fkssl3elt appreesS tfon q Mis- smupif-
AeiE hit bestowed on aicapse,; the Id
fatiN OF which belongs Y ny most
tact6nss Mister who trusts That itS
.4dtthsf deteloAb beno.will prove of. in.
a seses esas 81 sas AsSsEs ss e e II
s,pinsss of all mankind. ~ "a
& Over her own signature. Queen Will.
tlIe efntHa- saysi.:.--- -s-s-q.-'~-<s,<c-sr~ /.
May the palace. of peace which wt1ll
lowe it's existence to yohr rhuhthcenee
sremain throughout time the imposing
Symbol of the. humane endeavor to
esolve differences between nations. by
peaceful means. Your, contributing. SO
largely toward the realization of this
end is a noble deed. which I and my
peoRle Appreciate sthe more ShfghRy bs-
cause an International decree having
PLACED ths-seat of the Court of'Arbitra-
stion In this country, the Netherlands
considers itself tbs guardian. the
\ idea of peace which It was the aim 6f
The SHsgue cchfrSzes DNyet falhii@s-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

l'S'Saperfor quality and extra quantity
Tmust win. This 'is why Defiance
Starch II taking the place of all
Others. - : ss assv.sf > 2 q 49,. !
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

b American. league team. Th@ belE.
vi !es9sssa1t SIS !: 3 4 4: SS !:
lie body was found. M. E. GreeA
4 doskhp}q SEs in IL vaahin gton dub.
Seottf# IT'D hfd4 btSthS teeth. 4wo
&fTPled fingers and the clothing. fhe
ay tl,s NV ss & Msssiasen fen
trail train On the way dovp lremsDe-
troit Delehanty had five drinks Of
whisky. says Conductor Cole: and he
became so, obskreperous that he had
to be put w the train at Bridgewtk Ter
xGa1adtans end of ), the. hr4ge.
'Cdfe says De1ehanty had san open
razor and was terrifying Sthers in
t&sseleeper.ar -
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14
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NO. CHANCE ROR, +: &,
i. .~sPOPEsS Recovery.


Rome. July 10. 2 a. m.-Another day
Of alternate, nopes and fears has
passed and Pope Leos. life still hangs
in the balance. Beginning with re-
hewed4 hopes the day closed with the
scales tending slowly put surely down-
ward. Howslo this agonizing period
Of sustehss,swill last NOT even the at
tending doctors..dare to say. ti
mo night bulletin was issued, but At
12;15 this morning it was learned from
DR.. Mazzoni that the condition OF the
pontiffshad not changed since thesissue
of the evening bulletin at 7:30, which
.announce ed thet.the patient'sstste was
grave, and at which houf DEsskApponi
had declared his fear tliat 4hge was
no <hope but that the end II NIT
cume, 6isfns this nights i'e'
: -Atsmidni ght : reDpft canning from
the .vaticAp gained currSAl that DR..
Mazxpni had again opefate4..Npop the
Hope sAp& sxtfs2ted sefum Which flfad
Again SAth&61d In the s<pl eslIed cGydty.
The, fepresenjatf i've, ~ vfha Associsted
Press imedIately went ID the 1llustrious
ssn1nlasApds4uAnds shtF3 s1A1n& home at
IS 80 O'Clock this smdrniHe& iAlthough
,eHfef1sfy, tffeur'Dr MafzHA allowed
himself t6 he interviewed and aatek I,
lit is untrue that a new operation
MAJ Been performed Ts~wAss. with the
iPdDR from IL p. m. until afteIfmidnight
and found his general cond flor" BtH-
tionary, no change, having I'd len place
Since this afternoon, when Il 3 consul
tatfoh with Dr. Rossoni wasI lelh ., ITO
strengthen the patients hear land help
;tARs ciEepIetioR Of the blood i4jetted
camphor and caffein, after Hhitaetaae
Pope, who seemed somewhaA reltsNsds
said he remembered Being trS SAted With
raspaii water on a campkor basis
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

f'rhei hfidest tobacco that grows is used
.1pv thA ~nlake-up of Bakers Bullhead s
'c4nt CIGAR. Try one and see. ~ Z ~ {
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

Mistress-I hope yoi'ii suit. I've had
eleven cooks In the last three months.
Cook-Thats nothing have had twice
as many places. Nf'ff'ft =
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

Probably the sparrow that killed Cock
robin ciaimed that he found his. VIC tim
foDpln SorHeDOuy. =
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

4 The Salesma ~ Now here is a ham
mock big enough for two.'' The Swee
Gfrl-"That won't do. want to buy ont
small enough for two /,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14


~, Method Of co'leetionsinNa -
4 Dehver,t JdBSla,*BidslaSu1assAl
the District Court Of 2psay u Nc9RRtxst3a
sprovides, eE 4Rs ,tsye2Ve law to be
apssss,is apss sss llSs6 nv 8 tax
'asSs Tss i.,t,s;x,aes thss hssss ss.S3
.porations xdAli payl~gHaRy@5N3M ri
;scsAaA. ~ tANS 81 ,9e9NNy @ySta6'
$Fereigp 'rr1uattaeSaAte, required to
sss ass ~ ssa ~ sssl 81 asa's ssis
x ap;rtght, IS ssq :busl9eas in ths state stat.
stleges. and ,tfh such failure to pay
NmAJs baa pl4e VA kssass:4h.s Ahsndatex de-
sfepse to any detions or, suits brought
- y th&stAx Ae4I
teea paid. Those provfsions Judge
Stevens holds' to be unconstitutional
: and void KS. =. =.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

A Chicago multi -mIllionaire' Is willing ts
give q million dollars -for a model ser.
want girl-but perhaps the girl doesn'f
think him a model millionaire. u
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

II you have smoked a Buzz cad seen
cigar you know. how Rood they are: q
you have not. better try one.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

'44"Ron.t 4,.I, you, you admirs the roses IN Mis-.
'Artinctal flowers t.'sf u fs1
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

The secret of the popularity of Baxter
word-"OuaIity." iI......~.f3 -
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

Halls catarrh Cure
Is constitutional cure. Price. zsc.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-14

IA man may. be called SILLY. drunk when
mobile. la 'sll4a-