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New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
HOUSE BLOWN UP; WOMEN ESCAPE.
Dynamite Demolishes Bed in Which They
Are Asleep-They Are Unhurt

Jacksonville Fla, Sept ga house occupied by
two negro women. Salle Carney and Ella Jenkins.
in an eastern suburb OF this city. blown up
by dynamite early this morning The women
were asleep in bed in the front ROOM and beneath
this part Of the house the dynamite placed.
While the room torn TO pieces and the bed
demolished, the women escaped unhurt
Sallie Carney told the police that time ago
she found poison in her food and that all the food
in the house was poisoned at that time The
police have a clew and probably will make an
arr snnr,
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
Postomcs Notice.

tShoud be read DAILY BY all Interested. as chazsss
may occur at tine)
T0rezn mails for the week ending September 10 1904
81 Slose promptly ir al the General
- ollows- Parces-Post Nails close earlier
an closing time SHOWN below. Parcels-Post rnais for
germany close at D. m. September 5 and -
and Supplementary mails close Foreign sta
on corner OF West and Morton Strsets) h.f h51r
Indn closing time shown below Except that Supcle
mentary Malls for Europe and Central America via
Coion' close one hour later at Foreign Staton)
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
rRANsPAc1FIc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND


DAILY.
The schedule OF closing TranSpacic Malls is arranged
on the presumption OF their uninterrupted overland
transit port OF sailing The hnal connecting nails
p m. previous day. close al the General Postonacs
New-York follows;
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands. Francisco close
$50 m september for dispatch per . a Mari
Fiji Islands Australia (except west and New-casdonia
via Vancouver and victoria e G. close az $50 p m.
September 10 for dispatch per 8 Manuka
Hawaii Francisco close at $50 2. m September
II for dispatch per SIS. Alameda.
san Francisco close at $50 D. m September Is for
dispatch per Korea.
Janan Korea China Fnlhppine Islands via Seattls
close AT $50 m September 10 fcr dispatch per 50
Ianss ,except ParceIs-Post MaiIs, Korea China and
specially addressed mail for Philippine Islands. via
ssnterser 20 for dispatch per IS. Empress india
Japan. Korea. China and snec-ay addressed raI lor
philippine Islandz via TssoTna close az s;5e p m
September % dispatch per S.. Mschaon-
Hawaii Japan. China and Phprine Islands va
san Francsco, close az $50 September . for
esq., p any,rsa Except wesu New-caIedona
samoa Hawaii and Fit Islands VIA San Francisco.
ciose al d. Seotember "a Tor dispatch per = =
ss fsr NeN-Zeaiand arrive IN time connect
vsifh this Dispatch. extra aals-ciosing - $50 a n
ESQ and $50 p m; SUNDAYS AZ SO a N 49,
s,.tI me arrival OF the Cunard steamerl
Guam. Francisco. close a
$40 p m September 2s for dispatch T. 8 Transport
p,sssla instead OF via Japan. the usual route =
>yTr -r-nless otherwise addressed West AnstralIa 70
forwarded via Europe; NeS-zeaiana VA so v1r,s5
Epetchow Ssschwan and Kwangsi. VIA Britssn inos
me quickest routes Phiprnes snes'aS r>s-~
Hawaii Is forwarded via San Francisco excusivsy
CORNELIUS VAN COLT. Pos-mA4s6
rostorrs. Nsx-York. y. T.. September Ho>
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.


Meeting OF Democratic editors; dinner given by Demo
cratic National COMMITTEES. evening
Op4ning OF annual meeting ot the society Of Chemical
Industry reception Chemists Club Nc los West
Fifty-hfth-st., evening.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
MRS. MARY w. BRYANT.

Mary w Bryant wife OF William Cullen Bryant.
publisher of The Brooklyn Daily Times" died
yesterday at Marble Dale. Conn. from heart
disease. She was the daughter of the late Bernard
Peters. for many years the publisher of The
Brooklyn Daily Times"
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
THE FRITHJoF SPOKEN.
ziegler Relief Party Unable to Reach Franz
Josef Land Up to August IL.

Hemmerfest Norway. Sept. e-The Norwegian
steamer VircoIs, which has arrived here, reports
that she met the Zieger relief expedition steamer
Frithjof on August II in latitude 70 north and longi-
tude So east. The Frithjof up 70 that time had
been unable 20 reach Franz Josef Land.
The Frithjof which arrived at Vardo Norway
on August ( after unsuccessful attempt TO
reach the steamer America bearing the Ztegler
Arctic expedition. sailed from Vardo August for
Franz Josef Land with coal for the America. The
latter vessel sailed from Trondhjem Norway, for
Franz Josef Land on juno 23. 1893.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
Tribune Local Observations

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes in pressure indicated by The Tribune's
self-recordlng barometer. The dotted line shows the
recorded by the local Weather Bureau
Local oficiaI Record.The following ofaciai record
from the Weather Bureau ths in the
persture twenty-four hours In comparison
with the date OF last
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
sILTMoRE SCHOOL REoPENEo.

lBT TELEGRAPH To The TRIsUSEl
Asheville. N c.. Sept. 6.-George ". Vanderbilt
has secured corps OF teachers from the North
to take the place Of the ones who got mad and re-
signed. and the school Biltmore reopened
to-day with Philadelphia woman principal
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07

Highest temperature yesterday Gs degrees lowest 81;
average S4 average corresponding year
average corresponding date twenty-five years TO-
Local forecast-Fair to-day and Thursday: light 10
fresh TO southeast winds.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
Special Notices.
rrIbune subserlptlon Ra.es.


rsyr, TRIBUNE will be by mail to any address
lSs country abroad and address changed often
IN Idssrsd Subscriptions be given TO your regular
ss leaving, ff convenient. hand
ee. &c ~ THE TRIBUNE Once.
SINGLE COPIES.
s,,SnAY cents WEEKLY REVIEW, Scents
npAs1rtKSLY FARMER. : csntsi
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
Died.

Death potices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII be
republished In The Tri-Weezy Tribune without extra
cha
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
doIsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07

Is pure DON'T let your grocer work oE cheap and
dangerous substitute. Insist on having Burnetts.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win
be repubished In The Tri-weekly Tribune without
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07

CoNGER-TA1ER-At Ravinewood. Pa~lins New
York on Tuesday. September by Rev r. 5. Mac
Arthur. D, d. Henry c. conssr 70 Mrs. Mary Allen
Taber
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07


ANDREws-suddsnly. by drowning. a, Lake George;
JAMES James frederick and Harriet Noyes Andrews.
evening septsmbeE Elizabeth e. III LYDIA g,
widow ~ o br " a' Funeral at her residence Chatham
< Z. on Monday. september 5. at p m.
BRUsH Fort ssonsa IS1s & issRa 1s;S on = Hqnsy SEP
Brush in TIE OF her age Funeral on wsdnss
G5Ges Gsg s's'5sf5h ss 2sfhpS!t
Long Island City at e;1o a. m
BRYANT-At Marble Dale. Comp. after IingsEins nj
ness. September s MARY w W. WE or wism s Z
Notice of funeral later.
coNDICT-suddenly. on Monday September 5. 1904. in
bert condct sarah j.. widow OF J. Elliot condict, in
her Soth rh year Morrstown r. j. on Wsdnesday. Sep
tenlber T. at D. m.
so, ns NSTESShf Ws% bsrus or.g W. on
in the 10Th year OF his age Funeral service at his
y y on Thursday. az o'clock Carriages will meet
the 2:i5 train from Grand Central Station
TSs'Sy "a ssgs in he i0 2 SsaG Sas4 o
her Funeral services from her late rssldenss Nc
~ P?Snn lsS p M Intersn; al the convenience Or the
family kindly omit flowers.
HYDE-on July "a a vltznag swltzerland Edith God
Trey Hyde wife % chaTss ~ LyRss0n m s yss N.Y. e Tsxeao
paEk \ " Sna Fnerai serviees viii be held
sI Tbomas's Crurch 5sd-st on Thurs
dsy - September s. az IL O'Clock Interment private.
mAsoN-At wlidunsen. Germany. on Angus. Z, 1904.
Sophia F. Hurry Mason. widow Of Alexander Macomb
Ed@and EinE D furry Funeral viii be held
on TSarsdax Sd september S, Iso4 at 1850 o'clock
,,cprp1s-on September s. 1904. Sophia E. Roberts.
Wife Of the late George W Roberts Funeral SER
80 a. the Chapel OF The Home No. Sg1 Aulster-
Gam-aye on Thursday, Septembe: s. 1904. at II a
sxr1DuoRE-At Morrstown. n. J.. September 4. 1904.
'Ssr-et bond widow OF William b SAidmors. OF New
x-t S5tV Funeral Metropolitan Temple.
near I4th-st. New-YoFk. Thursday September
. - M please omit flowers Philadelphia. Balti-
TnoTe ana Boston papers please copy
rpowRRrpGE--At Hsrdlngs Me, infant Of vir-
sinia Pegrans and Edwin keiless TTowertdge. Sep
temher 8.
zrcE-Tuesday. september 1904 Florence NJ zck. age
SoiSdsncs ~ No 6i s6th-st. private.
tle. Iesle ana Lewis County papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07

Mail ss,ase-iDers New-York City the DAILY ana
TTsI-WEEkLY will be clsTged a
postage in addition 70 the rates named above.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07

For points IN Europe and al countries IN the Uni-
versal Postal Union THE TRIBUNE viii be mailed
at the following
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07

NEwHART-HENpRICK-on Saturday. September g. at
the residence OF the brides mother. at Font Grove
Albany by the Rev Robert " Blackburn. Anne. daugh-
ter the Colonel James Hendrick. TO Dr. Horace
Newhart. OF Minneapolis.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. &C. EXCEPT
TRANsPACIFIC

TR-kNsPACIFIC.
cJBA-via Por, Tampa. Florida. closes this once
dsIv 1850 a the connecting
malls coSe here Mondays. Wednesdays and Satsr-
MENICO CITY-OverIand unless specially addressed for
despatch by steamer. closes az this ocs day. except
at 1S0 p. N. ana 1880 p sundays az 100
m and 1890 ?.
NEWFOUNDLAND except Parcels-Post MaisSl.-By
and thence by tais
daily $50 m connecting rails close Gers
every Monday. Wednesday and Saturday
JAMAICA-Dy rail to Boston and thsuce by steamer.
closes this office at $50 Tuesday and Friday
NIQUELONBy rail to Boston. and thence By steamer.
closes this Office daily at $3.50 D. m
BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS East Coast srd
CSUATEMALA.-By rail 20 New-Oreans. and 'hencs by
closes at this Office daily. except sunday. az
D. m. and T1O.3O p sundays at II 100 2. m
and t1o3o p m connecting mail closes here Mondays
a If0:S0 M
COSTA RICA.-By raif TO Orleans. and thence By
closes at this Office daily except sunday az
ft:30 p. and 4I0;30 p Sundays at II 800 p n.
t1o:s0 D. teonnectins mail closes hero Tuesdays
at t10:3D D MI
NICARAGUA East coastlBy ran TO New Orleans. and
thence BY closes this ONCE daily. excap=
sunday at II go p; m and flOS0 2. m, sundays AZ
and 1000 connecting mail closes
Thursdays az 1850 D M.
Registered mail closes at 500 D. previous day.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
Special Notices.
Domestic Rates.

Domestic Rates.
BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For points n States, Canada ana N<xtc.
4 borcisghs of anil The Rronxl
i Also Cuba. Porto Rico PhfIiurfurs
without expense for foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

WEDNESDAY Gth)-At $50 a. m Tor Its,, direct per
Lsnrta mail be directed 'per ;. g. Lizura D.
a. t4'5o a. m supplementary / p for Europe
= . Baltic. via Queenstown Liverpool (nau for
trance. Switzerland, Italy, Spain. Portugal TurksT.
EsypI Greece and British India be directed Per
THURSDAY tsthl-At a m. for France. Switzerland.
rtaiy, spain, Portugal, Turkey. Egypt. Greecs and
Erisn lndla Per La SaFoie. via Hsvrs Cnall Tor
9sner parts OF Europe must be directed per Ia
SATURDAY, uothl-At 2:aO a m for Liverpool Scot
laha ana Areianq per 8 Lucania. via Queenstown
and Liverpool tmaiI for other parts Europe
directed per 8. LucanIa''l a Tor Europe.
per s. 3 Philadelphia. via Plymouth and CherbouIg.
az $50 a m Tor Belgium direct iceland lnnail
must De directed per $ 3 zesland'9s at $50
ior Italy direct. HohenzoleTn snaii must be
directed Per ,. 5. HohenzOiern D. 8.Sc a m. for
scotland direct 7er s. s. kurnssSIa mail d.
Ieeeeu per :. 5 FUrnessia'J
NOIICE-F1vs cents per half In addition TO ths
regular postage must be prepaid on all letters for
warded oy the Supplementary Nails. and letters de-
posted IN the drops marked Letters for Foreign Coun
tries after the Closing OF the REGULAR Mail for dis
patch a particular vessel, viii forwarded
unless such additional postage fully prepaid
by stamps supplementary Transatantc nails also
opened the piers OF the American English and
French steamers. whenever the sailings
later; and late mail be deposited in the mail
boxes The piers OF the German Lines sailing rom
Hoboken The mails on the piers open one hour and
half before sailing time. and close before
sailing tine Only regular postage Qerters cents
half Is required articles mailed the piers
OF the American. White Star and German tSea Poe0
double postage aettsrs 10 cents half ouncss
or other lines.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES. ETC

WEDNESDAY CTth)--At $50 a supplementary 1880
a. nj fcr Nicaragua te1cept East Coast. Honduras
except COas1. Salvador Panama. Ecuador Peru
Bolivia and Chilli IueaSans via Colon mail for
be dirscCed per Yucatau'0: $50 supple
mentary 1880 a.. nj for Inagua Haiti. santa Marta
and other places IN Magdalena Dept. Colombia. per
Alens tmail for ether parts OF Colombia via
m for Guantanamo and Santiago per = :. Yunurf
Cnail be dlrsetsd Per Yunurt.l al u n
for Antigua Martinique. Guadeloupe Barbados. Trin
dad British Dutch and French Guiana. ,.
Caprera (nafl must be directed per = Caprera
AZ 1870 D. m supplementary 1:30 ?. nj for 81
Thomas. ST. Croix LeeWard and Windvard Islands.
British Dutch and French Guiana. per ,. = Manoa
mail for Grenada and Trinidad must be directed Per
THURSDAY Csthl--At a. m. for canas Yucatan and
Mexico be directed per Seneca D; AZ u m
for Mexico. per Santiago. via Tapptco nau musk
be directed per 8. Santiago'D.
FRIDAY Csthl-At II m for fuezran and Canpecnes
SATURDAY dothl-At $50 d m. for Brazil. per
Syracuse. via Pe-nam6uco. Rio Janetro and santos
(maii for Northern Brazil, Argentine, uruguay anc
Paraguay be directed per g. Syracuse y at
a. N. for Newfoundland. per 8. ROsalind; az 3
q m for Bermuda. 5. Trinidad; at $50 a m
per s. Maracaibo (matl for Colombia, via Curacao.
must be directed per .. .. Maracaioo')i AZ a n
for Porto Rice 3. Ponce. via san Juan; a. $50
a m supplementary 1880 a. nj for Fortune lslaad
per Sbiria mail FOR Costa Rca must os directed
'per SlbIria); $50 supp 10 80
a. nj Thomas st. Croix. Leeward ana wind
ward Islands British, Dutch and French Guiana. per
$ 5. Fontabells (man tor Granada and Trinidad must
be directed per $ Fontaoelle-l: at ~ q m tor
Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay per 8 8, Afghan
Prince.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07

~ order 10 fnd any parallel. il is necessary 10
recur 10 the case of the Grand Duke of olden-
"ufg, VINO, after completely disappearing from
me scene. without leaving either to his relatives
or ~ his government any clew as to his move
fHenfs suddenly turned Hp here last spring in the
1nitee States, altogether unattended and incogni-
70 remaining on American soil just long enough
- visii Niagara Falls
Ana then there Is King Leopold who is addicted
% sudden and mysterious disappearances The
nosi sensational OF these occurred In the nost OF
cabinet crisis az Brussels. when HIS presence
vas imperative. his absence resulting in polit,cai
ana administrative deadlock He was soyob. o.,
vain al over Europe. and even along the northern
shores % Africa. and it was only ten days later.
E9ea fears began TO be entertained as 10 his fate
mat ne was unexpectedly found engaged in a drly-
.As aao walking tour. IN one OF the most remot,
portions Of Switzerland. where his identity until
ihen hsa remained totally anlno@n
INC episode served TO recall those posters vvbc,,
lseas- % be pasted I'D tie walls OF ST Janoess
.'see curing the reigns OF King George I and
1ns George II, who invited criticism hv their
.,ePptnt stays az Hanover. The notices were %
me eject that George had been Ios.. stravss ..
aoie' that he had left his family .as a public
"atse and irtimafcd thar reward OF - 1iise
~vs'a BE- paid fer hts appre\ \-nson. since he was
Dsi worth q crown"
ftlnczss leHl8 Of Afont.s.n..< -. 49,. /.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
CEMETERIES.
uNDERTAKERs.

.. p;,sIawn Cemeterys-BeautIfui. accessible and
= 11ssshis in price. 4s West 34th ST. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07
ANEURIN JONES DEAD.
HIS Cutting Down Handsome Trees in Gen.
tral Park Aroused Great Opposition.

Los Angeles. Sept. s-Aneurin Jones' eighty years
old. landscape architect. is dead here.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-07

UNDERTAKERS.
qua st Frnrk f. Campbeli-Stcphen Merritt
--I,,sS rnst 24l-3 West 23d St. Tel. 1875 Chelsea
-, st.ohen Merritt. the world known un.
rev. rnIy one place or business sth-aye and 10Th
dertaks1. :, in the world. Tai t2& and 125 Chelsea
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peaoe ~ Meal lin.

Woman IS Drawer than man. n an
argument arises between a man and his
wife, the man win run every time. No
one ever knew a woman who would not
stay and face it out TO the bitter end
There is only one time that an argu.
ment OF a family annoyance can reach
him, that is at meal time He will
dodge II AZ the table II possible or else
hear IT out-that is II he doesn't hnisb
his meal before it has spent itself.
Scientific experiments have shown
cOneiusively that the woman whs
thrusts an argument upon her hus-
band az meal time actually takes hla
fife in her hand II an argument Is ad.
vanced and the man does not enjoy
its dvancement he win not enjoy bic
meal and by the aid Of the X.rays II
has been demonstrated beyond a doubt
that food eaten without relish, without
enjoyment, without freedom from TEN
per or emotion Of any kind, viii not d.
g6st. The woman that deliberately
plans an attack upon her husband al
meal time, plans an attack against his
life, for a man cannot enjoy gooA
health with 81 impaired digestion.
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Got Rsrults.

"slr" said a worried-iooking womaa
who entered the office Of the answers
TO queries editor. are you the lndivid-
ual who complies the Helpful Hints to
Harassed Housewivesg
Il am, madam" replied the a. to q.
editor.
"Wen. two weeks ago ! wrote to you,
asking what would make a new AMI
novel salad and you printed this re-
ply"
She flung down a clipping which
read:
"Hostess-For a new and novel salad
you might try the skins Of four grape
fruits chopped fine with six large man
80 peppers, mix thoroughly with a
handful OF calamus root and set for
two hours on the ice. then pour over it
a dressing composed Of two teaspoon
fuls OF cayenne pepper boiled in a cup
Of yaseline. Let US know what success
you haze with this recipe"
"Weilq" asked the helpful hints
man.
Well Every one OF my guests tried
It and every one Of them had to have
a doctor that evening; three OF them
nearly died. and not one OF them VII
speak 70 ne again. AS for me. this is
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fore taken as their model Of meohan.
ism the clock and sought to make the
parts small enough 10 accomplish what
they desired, but all failed The nspir.
ation came one day to Mr. I.ynde that
the solution of the problem would be
reached if the watch movement were
substituted. Success seemed almost in
his grasp when he reached a snag that
seemed insurmountable.
Mr.. Spencer, as a final hazard, sug.
gested to turn the machine upside
down and work it out that way. II was
a whimsicle idea, unscienuhe, imprac.
ticable aad in it's working cut deded
many orthodox principles of mechan-
ics, but for the fun OF IT," as an ex.
pertinent they pursued the problem
along this bypath and soon surprised
themselves Sy their success. The Popu-
larity OF the new invention in It's possi.
bilities already made OF the new in.
vention. Papier mache figures, made as
large as life and painted and clothed
to simulate real humanity will furnish
amusement or advertising as may be
desired. A miniature minstrel show is
now being built in the factory at Tren.
ton and a building is in process OF ereo-
tion at Coney Island for their introduo-
ton to the public during the coming
summer.
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1t is doubtful whether there is any
other person who can produce quite so
much first CLASS copy" as +. Marion
Crawford, the novelist. II is an or
binary thing for him to write 5000
words in day, and he really writes
them
His copy is a work Of art. but very
unpopular with the printing fraternity.
He writes a beautiful clear, copper
plate hand, and when he starts out his
letters are Of very good size and as
legible as typewriting But as he pro
ceeds the letters grow smaller and
smaller until they are not much Ia ger
than pin head. Some conception Of
the minuteness Of bis writing may be
had when IL is stated that his copy
viii generally run 1850 words 10 o
quarto page
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ach on the seat Of the wheel injuring
himself 10 such am extent that Il was
necessary 20 carry him home rhe
accident happened az the corner OF
First and i2rrison. The boy was in
The act eI m.nntiug when he missed
the pedal aud fell onto ms wheel and
then TO the pavement A physician
was summoned Immediately. He suf
fered considerably yesterday evening.
but today he is resting easy. II IS not
believed that he is seriously hurt.
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INVENT a SPEAKING DOLL
Patent Sustained After Seven Year,
Of Litigation.

of LiV9dtons
A miniature phonograph, perfect In
every respect, yet SO small that It csa
be packed away in the body Of a doll,
has been patented in the United States
and Europe. After seven years of lit,.
cation. the patentees, George w. spen.
Ger and A. Lynde, OF Atlantic City, N.
J., have won a victory over numerous
phonograph companies by recent de-
cision which sustains their claims.
For years many Of our best invent
ors. Edison among the number, havo
struggled over the problem OF making
perfect Lilliputian phonosraph. but
after series Of fruitless efforts and
discarded models and fabulous expeu
ditures. gave 1t up as hopeless propo-
sition.
All inventors in this line have hereto.
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the nrst time I've been able 10 leave
the house since the day that / served
that salad"
1T is very kind of you, madam, said
me household advice man, gratefully.
n wondered how that recipe would
Gorly. and that was why tackled on tho
request that you let us know what sue
cess you had with IT, Very kind ans
very thoughtful of you Good day.
madam. Please let us hear from you
any time you wish to be advised on any
other subject. We are glad to have
such loyal readers Of oar home AsppE
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A Farm journal

That's what THE Earth" is. A pa.
per Of interest to every man whose
livelihood comes from Mother Earth.
Farmers and fruit growers as wen as
stock raisers and dRiryemn-all ars
Interested Sample copy on request.
Subscription price, 25 cents per year.
coin or stamps Address, The Earth
1i18 Railway Exchange. Chicago.
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The West Side Coal Yard is the hest
Place 70 leave your orlel for coal and
wood Give me trial order, T. ID.
MARSHALL, Phone 375. Terms cash.
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Room aod Board.

Furnished rooms with all modern
convenience, with or without boarL,
at No 3S0 East Eolle avenue.
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MESSENGER BOY HURT.
While Attempting to Make Fancy
Mount on siis Wreel.

Yesterday while attempting &c
demonstrate how smoothly and nicely
he could perform ON a bicycle Guy
Hickman a Western Union messenger
boy fell striking the pit Of his stom.