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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
WASHINGTON, MO.

Henri Trentmann was the guest OF friends ir
| St. Louis Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tip Helm and little son, Cliff.
fed. who have been the guests of friends and
relatives In Florida FOR several months re.
turned home.
Ed Baun,ann o, 81. Louis is the guest OF
home folks this week
guest Of washington friends for two weeks. re-
Miss Lldia Rusche has returned from q visit
to st. Charles friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jasper have moved to .heir
and Mrs. Mrs. Frank suS,n 2: 10 Of kap:s. S!sy:
departe,i wednerdsy for St Louis where they
will visit few days before they return 10
Charles Werner and Julius stumpe were the
guests Of Union friends sundsy y;,.,. -.
the guest. OF their sister. Mrr. William Godt
Of New R say.n sunday t.. r.,, ., 6, ,,,
friends SATURDAY.
Misc u. Meniihause has returned from visit
guests q friend. In LaPadis SATURDAY..
MED BY her daughter. Msudene. and little son.
Hnssel is the guest of the formers sister.
sam Bowers q, ST. Louis was the guest of
relative at this place.
o.. ST. I.ouis friends this week
RI, 51 bIh ass Of 1. No
Mrs . G. B. Barne, and Mis-. Pearl Bower.
Mis-. Adele Bolte Of Union was the guest of
: Mrs. Oscar Schultz returned from visit to
William schus,er Of. aiarthasvilIs was the
guest OF friends here Monday.
Mrs Eisie Mason Of SPOKANE. Wash. is tho
William Keller OF St. Louis was the guest Of
fta -
friends in Hermann.
Mis- Emma Mssellmann Of 81. Louis was tho
guest Of hsr parents; ST and nd: ~, !, BAL
St Louis Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Mar Kaiser ma. returned from an ex-
s.. J.. North CT Gray Summit was In town
Mrs. Johnnie Busch entertained tho MuricaI
Club at her beautiful home on Elm street Mon
Mrs. H. o. Krogg IS the guest OF st. Louis
August C,onrads has returned from visit
Mis- Nellie Smith " va, ,s called ,o to st l,:
Miss Lanra BreeRmsnn of owensvills is tho
guest Of Miss Annie stoenner this weea.
Mrs Edwin Puchts of Chicago II the guest
JulIIs Puchta and Paul Hundred VIII depart
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church gave
bazaar at the residence of Doctor Green Fri-
Miss Emily wehmueller departed the first OF
the week for st. Louis. where she will spend
Mrs. j. Il. Geilenoye was the xtleSt az a
Louis friends Saturday
Miss Blanche Dickbrader entertained friends
Tuesday evening in honor OF her birthday
Ms. ". i. Lane of sullivan. who has been
the guest Of the family OF Captain Edward
Murphy. has returned home.
John + Busch was st. Louis visitor on
Wednesday.
Miss Amy Arcuiarius entertained at dominocs
Tnesday afternoon.
Mis-, Adele sturnpe entertained the D. DIS
Saturday evening.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
ST. CHARLES, NO.

Miss Net;ie Gaiiaher OF Co;tIeyille spent Sum
day with relatives in this city.
Mrs. William ". Gray and Mrs. n L. Co
mann spent Monday in Woodland as the guests
Of Mrs. J. r. Robertson.
Mrs. William, F. Schneider has returned TO
10 81. Charles relatives.
Of MIS- Mr. M Ghsg,a, Norris WHO has been gust
re TUNED {. s.I her home in St; Louis -
ans asa y aaassie rsf a.s ov. hav.
returned 70 81 Louis after a pleasant Visit to
Mr. and ra E sas IT, Il ihis e e,a1 s.zzen
berger. have returned to this city from Bur
Me3s3na t IA where they have been on their
vi: ST. :snd Sr- Frank Eau2s Of St. Louis were
Mr. and Mrs william Schneider and Mise.
with friends in the Worlds Fair city. '
Miss Florence Gaty returned to her home in
the sess IA r f1ss spending few
Miss CASSIE Johnson; who Ia. been Visiting
her home in o.Fai iS departed wednesday for
Mrs. Ella B. Gatzweiler entertained the local
Church Thursday afternoon at her home in
wss. CMlny y. street tr, 49,
parted Wednesday for their home in Greenville
~. after spending several days here visiting
Mr.. and Mn. J; o. Boettler OF St Peters
were hero Wednesday visiting friends.
visiting sH ase! p Fl payer ns sn has BEEN
in this city for several days.
Mrs. NJ. j. Dixon entertained the High Five
Main street. Prizes were AWARDED and a0 az,
lightful evening spent
Miss Stella Ramsey has returned to her home
IN Fulton; Mo-; after an extended visit to the
Misses Mildred and Minnie Bolle of San lose
Cal. are here visiting Mrs AIvena Koester
Mrs b. r.. wentker entertained q party Of
end street in honor Of her sister. Miss Anna
Schneider of Woodland. ST. Louis County An
Miss Mary Powell Mrs. T. i. McDeas1pon
Tuesday.
Miss Addie charlesworth Of St. Louis is a
guest OF St. Charles friends.
Niss Amanda Payne Of Portage les Sioux is
a H,lest Of Miss Molle Stonebraker I'm this cIty
Mr.. and Mrs. L ". Inglls entertained the
young ladies' OF the Bell Telephone Exchanse
at their home in West Jefferson street Wednes-
day. evening. Miss Stella Ramsey Of Fulton
rendered several piano solos. Oysters were
spent. -
:, Mrs. Henry pritchett who has been Visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John .Angert. de-
parted Thursday for For; Worth. Tex. where
Mr. Pritchett has position as assistant ticket
agent for the NJ. X. Il T. Il. r. Mrs. Pritche.t
Moberly. Mo " -
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NOTES ABOUT SOCIETY
IN NEIGHBORING CITIES.

smith NJ. sil,. Mac; Niss E-ic..aa sigHe.
over A!Is@ 3rar! Ferguson. Mis- Mae L.gyd.
with NJ Tif HI ~. Harry H-ck.rl. As-
WI ga k;1es. NJ Walter Lines SIR -.azrII-
LINES sIy RAY .:sscer. Air. Maker fei.t. If.
hariis COyse,- .-fr- IsUl Rrsf. ST. JOAN Byns
Mr charlie I'1dis slr Ms'Hil;f y H:.r9 2.
II ,'.fda. Ir iaGe. rs. i:ay Heili'.r-!ic;i.
~. Cigar COPE. / ITO. Nixon. NJ. Earl :s..i-
raz.s a:r E,s-s Yssys AiT. Men Davis. MIR
Ir., Wright. n. fysen. Nr. MATER Moor.
s-r Aii-rF .s-zaEt. e L.. BEui. III. claude
+ <lse- IL. and MIR J CIT ri=et. ~. a:d liz
" J.. Myers. Hrs. w Z. ingram Mis-. walton
,'5t-. 1l.i Sir -, HfShs-
81, <aIfnls ,iibts 81 siDu1t NeIu9n i ne
-besf - Ny John u tTagt-
Cos ~ ..nd Hfs. " u Md izEs feiu're.
:. rb@-r- rarrrs Near Dor .l.-t.-.
Mr. Andrew - E1grls : v!s.;iaI In ,ia.Eon. ..
sir ~ =. Val. t7syv : visiting her sister IN
s;!ss Ai,,..i. jarrett has se,yrzsd 70 htE home
In Aurora. s<tzz visit Slih Mr.. SUI. stew
Nrs Ha--y csoisr AMI I.t!e so,. JACK. have
Nj. Ter IN i:oar1r4s, Is home 1for. a 'is!t
u y. LrtIsl
Mis< Mar Teat IS visiting jn s. Ls''ii,
In fi1pzv'-N .,Iu'. mex Tl;it Mrs. Marin
EIl-l,s.rA Iiadey .5fstrtVc--
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
CARLINVILLE. I'LL.

Mrs. Carrie Fischer has gone to Corpus
| Christi to spend the winter.
Mr. Sophia S. Hall has returned from visit
in Springfield.
Mrs Edward Gof and son. Lewis. have re-
turned 10 Rock Island.
Miss Margaret Hubbard has been visiting in
Springfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Steinman OF Greensboro. KY.
are visiting Mrs. J. w. LumpSn.
Miss Lillian Iancey Is visiting in ST.. Louis.
Mrs f. Fl. Owen has been visiting relatives
in Alton,
Mrs Garvis Of Chicago is visiting her daush-
ter. Mrs. W. H. Robinson.
Mrs Virginia Mcknight of Girard is visiting
Mrs J. L. Mcclure.
The ladies euehIe club met with Mrs. Chas.
Robertson Saturday afternoon.
Miss Margaret MoOne has returned from a
visit in Jacksonville
kee.
The Cotoru Club met with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e
Wooters Friday evening.
The Wouan's Club met Saturday afternoon,
the subject being Russian Music" Mrs W.
l. Mounts the leader OF the afternoon.
Mrs. W. II. Castle has returned from visit
in Anna ILL.,
MIR and Mrs W. L. Mounts and Mrs. Mary
]. Anderson have been visiting in ST. Louis.
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Emporia.- Kas. to ~isi. lis daughter. Mn
Orange Har1cas:is-
MrE Bea E,dred and Miss Name Andr.vp
ar. home from a visit 10 H6t sSr1n9S-
Trenton. No.
Doctor p II bigger read Psper last erHs
s,Oae as n Orator and SraiesDan--
H..s Len@tte wright - ho-ne from viattl
with fF.rnGs n g Louis
Mrs. John Sharon entertained TIE LADIES'
Mutual i:slP7O- eE-.ert Cub on WEDNESDAY after>
noon.
Czrrolits1 I-otse. No 81 A r. K A. " on
I-uetazy evening last elected STUART Z Pierson
W. II :. T Tut.ie s W. ThoEas He.ssaR
J. ". W l. Armstrong treasurer. Clyde LIN
der secretary and George ". Davis Chaplain.
Carroll;on CHAPTER. No -. o Z 3 kas
elected Mrs. Howard Burns worthy rna,roa =.
p. Ke-s5e- WORTHY patron. Mrs. CARR. Rob
arts associate s.a-ron. Miss Mary GimnIy .ecre.
tsry- Ms. Bertha Hays treasurer and Nisl
Pearl squire crnGuc--ess
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
yINCENxEs. IND.

Mss Helen Hoiiaa! hostes. fo- the Les
Douze Club. The prire-winners at cards xers
Mines Ed. F. Tintol3h. William B. Ri6sTay.
William n. Weed and Orlando Il Cobb.
I Mr. and Mr. II II sirapson have returned
firm visit with Captain Simpson In Chicago.
Mrz. j. ". Roberts OF Kansas City is thu
guest OF relatives here
Mrs. Joseph l. Bayard. Jr-. entertained her
club airh q progressive euchr". prizes being
awsrd.i 10 Miss Lucille Hindman and Ms. W
Mrs. s'a;hertn Ian. entertained thirty guest.
".th musicale and luncheon.
SIR. and NJ J. IL Curry celebrated ,s,e.-
sirs. Geor-s ". Shaw bad the IreInhcrs o:
stephen $. Bnrne g and Ms WiiiiaIn ii. Weed
"s s;.. hi pisyer5 h. Won Ic p entertained
VIII AMI Tr. M. s q. hS un pssr ise
Nr and Mrs. William Watson Of Aurora, H..
visiting the formers sister. Mrs Jane Rey-
Mis- o. J Dudley q sullivan is tn. Epes, OF
Mrs. Jennie Hoeue. has returned from visit
with Ms. Bert Dsssley at Linton
Mr and Mrs Charles Edm,rnds and MI.
Bile W slns a aSs'4 ih e. M and o. M ne
Samuel G Push al Mount Carmel
,e.s. MISSES s4 Lena and Gussis T-chneE enter
Mr. j. ". Buck of Bickneil is III. guest OF
Mrs. Milton wampler is visiting Miss Emma
Houk in Washington.
Mrs.. Lorer, Hoove-. wife OF Doctor Hoover
of Evansville. visited Mrs J. ". Lee last
week
Henry Blacksmith celebrated his .ey.nsie;h
birthday anniversary with dinner TO his rel
atiVes and friends.
At the home OF Mrs. Lydia Setter a birthday
surprise party was given for MISC Ella G1rk
Miss Frances Afaioot entertained tho PIetades
Mis-. E,doia Adams IS the guest Of l1ss Car
rie Specs at Indianapolis
Mrs. Z. b. Sproat has returned from . ~;si.
in TerTe Haute.
Miss Frances Marsh OF Marco Is the guest Of
Miss MARI Schcefers.
The Reverend Martin Kretzman is visiting
his brother in st Louis.
.frs. Bert Reasley Of Linton Is the guest OF
her sister, Miss Ethel Hoxue-
Mrs. r. ]. Mann returned to Evansville To-
day after delightful visit with the Misses
Heinckamp.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13

John Richardson. Mrs Edward Ha5be ,lrs.
Richard Crozier Mr. Il. g Newman. Arx.
William Sesrssn: Mrs. Henry srefin.. Ms
VIII Davis and Mrs. Pottrnan-
the regular meeting Of the F0r1nirfI:ls Club
was held TaDreia: afternoon with Miss All.
Mae I:a2on at hsr home m lppe: >ecoT.
street
FOR the celebration OF the ntih wedding an
niv-rsary 0. the Reverend 'ieo-Re GTeel-- sszS-
tor OF the caiTa-y Baptist Church. AMI 5Ire-
Greene inc member gathered at their hg;ne
Monday evening and gay. them Il -J-TiEise-
several hant.oTn- rIesenis were given i7= Jas
tor and his wife
The tenth wedding aaniys-Es-T o! NJ and
Mr. William, By!..tua -zs celebrated q. th.ir
home in Hani., stree; Tuesday evening. Tae
guests az tn. evening we're yr. and Mrs VIII
lisr. Mefdenhsii. Mr. and Ms. A J. Brewing.
NJ and MIs- Als-er: Ho-r: NJ and Srs JSan
Scflaefe-. gr. and Mrs EixiI L:!lcrap. Nr-
AMI M n A Connect 81. and Mrs. W
J.. D.n=er Misses R0=e Ees<Ie-. Hayrne Wei
sci. .,Gelis Meek aH1 NJ WIZ Eos,.E.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
MEXICO, MO.

Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Barth are entertaining
Mr.. Samuel Hartman Of Cleveland, o.
Doctor and Mrs. 7. ]. Basket are entertain
ing their daughter, Mrs. Green D. Mccall. Of
Fulton.
The Ladies' Home Mission Society held an
all-day meeting at the home OF Mrs A.. X.
Luckie IN South Clark avenue THURSDAY.
Mexico relatives. :
Mrs. r. L. Lemons OF Jefferson City is the
]. ]. Griffin.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. wsyn. are home from
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
EVANSVILLE. IND.

In compliment to her guest. Miss Mabel Cal
bot OF Indianapolis. Miss Helen Cook enter
tanned informally at cards Monday evening at
her home In Fulton avenue. Eight tables were
occupied at euchre. Pink roses were used In
the parlor decorations. Tho hostess was assist
ed by her sister. Mrs. Harry wartYnann. With
MI Henry Cook and Mrs Charles Cook.
The engagement OF Miss Helen Cook and Mr.
Frank Laughlin has been announced. the we'd.
ainG 70 take Place some time next spring The
Cook Mclaughlin Is engaSed in the 1rho,s.
sale grocery business e WINE
In honor OF her birthday annivers,r,, ~
Fred Davis entertained her girl fr;~nds MI
aay afternoon at her home in Grant street.
~ " AZ, ne" a.me was pleasant featurs
Of the AFTERNOON. The guests were yfIsss-s ~.
m ,rsH E Ele Snrtis. Kate Davis. Bessie Co9xs-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
CARROLLTON, I'LL.

Miss Mamie Robinson is home from, week,
visit with Mrs. A. C. Bently in Pit;sield.
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Withers spent Monday
with friends in ST. Louis.
Mrs. Carrie McGill and Miss Amy Bowman
are home from spending the week with friends
in Chicago.
The Reverend J. w Primm of Springfield
spent the week here with friends
Doctor G. II. Kopperl and wife departed yes
ter,iay for visit with friends in Austin, Tex
Senator X. Fl. Davis departed Thursday for
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
JOPLIN. MO.

]. r. white departed wednesday for Lake
Charles and New Orleans. La. where he will
spend tho remainder OF the winter
Frank Felix has returned from n visit in
CofYeyviile. Mas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt ". Lyon were the guests
OF friends In Lebanon Sunday
Mrs Willard s; Paul entertained the Tues
12y Whist Club this week
Ths members Of the senior class of the Ion.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-13
Drown. 1. supply r.,k.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
San Francisco. Dec D-Henry HuGheA
the 1a-year-old son Of James Hughes. &
teamster living at No. Is Geneva street.
was drowned IN reservoir back Of the
Delmonte mills on Brannan street. be-
tween Second and Third. The reservoir fs
used as a water supply for the mills and
in some places is over feet deep.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-28
A New Counterfeif-

Washington, March 25.-The secret
service division OF the treasury de
partment has received a new counter
ieit 81 silver certificate. series 1899
check letter &C." Lyons. register. Rob.
erts' treasurer. The counterfeit
seems to have been printed from pho
to-etched plates on two pieces of stir,
paper with silk threads between. On
the back of the note the word certi6.
cate Is spelled Certificate" public is
spelled "purlic," when widen" and
may mai The thickness of the pa
per should Immediately attract atten.
ton
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-28
wHIsKEY. BRANDY. wrNE.

In case goods. The finest assortment
IN the city. Murphy Pure Malt Whiskev:
The Eagles Rye Whiskey. : years old:
the Delaware Valley Rye, & years ola:
the /. G. U. Whisky. 10 years old: the
ANN Monogram Old Rye; the Triumpb
Celery Rye, fine goods; Rock and Rye. the
best made; John Gibson's Sons 4 Cos.
Old Whiskey, made on the Monongahela
fiyer. In addition | still keep in stock the
other leading brands previously adver.
tlsed- Imported Wines and other brands
oil the best on the market. With thants
Tor your liberal patronage in the past. !
hope TO merit continuance OF same. POS
commerce st. j. T. HARRIS. at OLD
Racket Harris stand. F. S.-Fine line Of
Tobacco and Cigars.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-28
Woman suAraaists elect Officer.

New Orleans. March 25.-The prin
cipal business Of the Woman Suffrage
convention yesterday was the election
OF ohicers. as follows: Honorary pres
ldent, Susan B. Anthony. Rochester
y y; president. Carrie Chapman
Catt' New York; vice-president-at.
large, Rev. Anna Howard Shaw. Phila.
deiphia; corresponding secretary, Kate
"a Gordon. New York; recording sec
rotary. Alice Stone Blackwell. Boston
treasurer, Harriet Taylor Upton. War
rem. Ohio; auditors. Mary ]. Cogges-
hall, Des Moines. Iowa; Laura CLAW
Lexington. Ky.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-28
LIauoas, CIGARS, aacoaaIEs

MIS- j. e. Monroe
Commerce ST., fredericksburg, Va. keep
the largest and most varied stock .,
Wines and Liquors in the city. She car
furnish you Whiskey at prices IRON VI a.
to 81 per gallon. 1t includes Star A.
kentucky Rye, Live Oak, Lord Balt;-
more, King Lear, Jefferson Co. Rye. Wiz
wan, Indian Hill and many Others.
Wines OF every description. Apple
Brandy $3.50 TO 81 per gallon. AfuD
line ofCigars and Tobacco, Groceries. ete.
MRS. J. r. MONROE.
BIB Commerce St.. fredericksburg. Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-28
Rathbone Appeals to Roosevelt,

Washington, March 25.-Mr. Estes
q. Rathbone. former director of posts
OF Cuba. has appealed to President
Roosevelt from the action of Secretary
OF war Root in Diminishing the charges
nled by Mr. Rathbone against General
Leonard Wood. The substance of the
charges and of Secretary Roots on
dorsement on the papers nave been
published recently
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-28

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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-28
Woman Shot In a ovarr.,

Hazleton, Pa. March 25.-Durine q
quarrel yesterday at McAdoo. result
ing from law suit. Mrs. Joseph To.
masso shot and fatally wounded Mrs
hanaei Farintena. The injured won.
an Is dying at the Miners Hospital
here. and Mrs. Tomasso 10 in the iail
~
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-28
iDLNIlFl6SbLOODY BOLT
Elmer Collins Recognizes Weapon
USED - x, His Wife.
TIE DEFENSE Resrs ITS CASE

L. < X .
rruthfulness Of rive LesSioo WIZ.
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ana
'Ss""o"y IN Hehuttal Is Submitted.
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Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1903-10-22
Educated Oyster.

"a school for oysters, said a Phfi.
adelphia dealer In fish, "is an instiI
tuition that you would swear could
not exist, for oysters are notori ous
for their stupidity. 1t is, however,.
a fact that there are many oyster
schools. An oysters intelligence Ii
limited, but still it has intelligence.
Years ago certain wise fish dealers
discovered that If you take an oyster
suddenly from its subaqueous bed it
opens It's shell, w%hereupon the life
giving water inside it all escapes,
and the oyster dies. But il you ex-
pose an oyster to the air gradually,
lifting it out OF the water for a few
minutes, and then returning 10
again, it gradually learns that To-
keep its shell closed when out Of the
water is the best thing for its health.
These Investigators found that they
could tJke two oysters, n trained
and one unframed, and the trained
oyster, keeping its shell closed while
out of the water, would live a long
time. while the unframed oDe, OPEN
ing its shell, would die in a few
hours. Therefore, training schools
for oysters were established. The
schools are in appearance nothing
more than reservoirs full of water.
Oysters are put in them, AMI the
water is drained off and then re-
turned again. 1t is kept off for q
few minutes at first, then for ten
minutes, then for half an hour, and
SO on. Oysters in these schools learn
that they will live longest and keep
healthiest out Of water if they hold
their shells tight shut. AS snon az.
they learn this they are graduated,
and so cut into the world.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1903-10-22
For a Bad Back.

Sabra, Mont, Oct. ia great many
men in this neighborhood used to com
plain of pains in the back, but now
scarcely n can be found who has any
such trouble.
Mr.. Gottlieb Mill is largely responsi,
bic for the improvement for it was he,
who first of all found the remedy for
this Backache. He has recommended
it to all his friends and neighbors, and
in every case it has had wonderful sue
cess.
Mr.. Mill says:
For many years l had been troubled
with my Kidneys and pains in -
small of my back. | tried many meu,-
cines but did not derive any benefit
until last fall, when / bought a dozen
boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. After
using them a few days l began to i'm
prove, my back quit aching and | felt
better and stronger all around.
Il will keep them in the house right
along, for in my opinion they are the
best medicine in the market to-day,
and if my back should bother me
again, 1 will use nothing else"
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1903-10-22
Book Lover Is Still Dazed.

A new woman had just moved into
the neighborhood. She was of the dis
tinct literary type. Books were her
hobby.
Her neighbors called. One Of them
in particular seemed to desire to make
an impression. She professed an en-
thusiasm for new books and borrowed
several. The books were returned
within a few days, but always with
out comment as to their contents, very
much to the disappointment of the
lender.
Book after book was borrowed and
returned with the same result. Fin
ally, after two or three weeks, when
the ambitious neighbor called again,
a new morocco-bound Bible was lying
on the parlor stand. The neighbor
picked it up and glanced through it.
81 believe I'd like this" was the
remark, the same as usual.
well take it." said the obliging
new neighbor, land when you finish
it let me know how you like it," she
added, with the slightest twinkle i'll
her eye and a shade of suspicion in her
voice.
The borrower hesitated for a mo-
ment, took the book, and was gone
with it for over a week.
Finally she returned with it, laid it
where she had found it, and, thanking
her obliging friend, started to go with
out a word further.
well, how did you like it?' called
the book lover after the others re
treating figure.
30, 1 don't know" was returned;
"its good in places. But he does final
ly get her in the end, don't he?"
The book lover is still dazed.