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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-18
"a DESPERATE CHANCE"

"A bIgi1E E4IN4Al IL CEtANlEE
is the title Of the best rnelo-drama from
that well-known playwright, Mr.. The
odore Kremer. It is based upon the
eventual and tragic career of the noto-
rious Biddle Brothers, and will be pro-
duced at the New Haven Theatre on
March 20, 81 and %. g..
Mr.. Krerner has given no chance in
this play to draw fallacious conclu-
sions. The play itself is quite strenu-
Gus, as the theme and title would indi-
cate. There are scenes showing the
murder of the groceryman Henny, the
interior of the Pittsburg Jail, the es-
cape of the doomed men on that cold
winters night and day.
The company is said to be one of re-
markable strength. Matinee Wednes-
day.
Polls Theater.
Stuart, the male Patti, is still the big
feature drawing card at Polls Thea
tre.. The olio furnishes the delightful
variety acts, including Finlay and
Burke in stageland satire, Rolfes with
musical act, Major Doyle the mono
logue man, Hoey and Lee, the Hebrew
entertainers, Dolan and Lenharr in
their sketch 1.-THE Heightened Bur-
glar," Muzuz and Mazette with their
acrobatics and contortions and the
photograph with comedy views in the
motion pictures.
Prices evenings, TO- 20, 80 cents.
Matinses, 10, 20 cents Ladies at mat
inees, 10 cents. Box seats, so cents.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-18
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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-18

"A Pair of Pinls' is the tituIar han.
die of the vehicle to carry Ward &
Vokes and their merry crew of fifty
FIVE people this season. The "Pinks'
in this case will be a couple of Pinlser-
ton detectives, who attempt to institute
a new regime in conducting prison of
their own, admission TO which is by
card Of invitation only, and talented
indeed must be the Individual who
qualities as worthy a cell In Percy and
Harold's" jail. OF course the whole
thing is for fun. 1t has grown to be a
habit of Ward & Vokes to make fun of
anything they attempt, and in this
case they are credited as having a rare
scheme for creating laughter. Fifty
five people will aid in the merriment,
and every particle of music and all the
songs are entirely new having been ex-
pressly composed for this production.
Z. D. Stair will give "a Pair Of Pinks''
a rich setting of scenic and costume
accessories, ana the chorus of singing.
boys and girls wfllrbe an especially
powerful feature. Ward & Vokes will
bring their entertainment to the New
Haven Theatre Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of next week, with Saturday
matinee.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-18
DAN DANIEL RYAN IN RoNAS rio AND CLASSIC r1ars

evening. Last season this same play
met With unqualified success here. and
it is repeating the triumph ON this 90
casion, In addition to having a beau
tiful story well told ..The Village Par
son" has strong, dramatic climaxes and
the interpreting company is quite
evenly balanced. Nv %
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-21
Blackboard.

Judge J. P. Pierce and wife. Of Ma.
Hon' were in town Monday.
kerney Nicholas has been quite sick
for several days.
Miss Ella Wilson has returned bom.
from a two weeks visit in Boardley.
W. S. Mayes, our populargrocerym.,
Is spending a few days in Charlc.,o,
Mo-. this week.
A little child Of Robert Oakley, 4.
dangerously IN.
Crowell-Nunn Co. will sell youaaD
rocking chair for $3.50.
A telephone franchise for the ,ov,
Of Blaekford will be sold on July %.
Mrs, Z, l.. Horning, Of Iron Bm
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
daughter Mrs. Edwin Walker.
Miss Bessie Woods. Of Mario, .,,...,,
Friday and Saturday with Mn. ". n
Crowel. w. :"
l.. b. Cain. Of near Wes,o, u.,. l.,
our town Tuesday.
-, CTONclLNgHn Co. are getting along
nicely with their graincry' ''''s
Mrs. Lawrence Collins and Mis-, Ian
Perkins, Of Union county. spent ..yer.l
days with Mr. Jane, 7. oakley ,r !,
Others. 1''u
james DilIbaek, u Pruyidcps, b..
moved % town. ''
Mrs. J. B. Hanna is visiting bcr
parents near Herrin this week
Insurance agents are thick a, hor.
ths week, There were four IN tow
tuesday ranging in weight from 800 nm.
Bro John King, our popular minis.
YER has been unable to an some Of M.
appointments lately on accoun, ~ M
health. ''' VI w
r, ". D, crOwcll. W 7. Perry and Mr..
lhreIAeld spent Monday in Eyap.y;,.
CTowell.Nunn Co. carry a full In. 81,
ISad scrapers. Those drsir,nr, =, Ivy, W "
chase will do well to see them y" pu''
MI! Mr Gum and wife. Of Noraps.,d
Mel ts,seu hslr daughter, Mrs. HarisSl
Morgan Saturday and Sunday. '''''u
c.. ~ = YUM represented the firm n,
S ~, ' Go. at the Millers A.. ~
''a''oh at Henderson Monday '''''
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Tolu.

l.. Z. Guess and Miss Willie Clemeu,
boarded the Joe Fowler Sunday morn.
ing for Padueah. where they went 70
marry. returning Monday eve.
Wheat threshing is the order u the
day Wheat is going at sc. No. 2
We are still selling goods cheaper
than any other house in Tolu. Rcmem.
Der that will YOU d. W. Stone.
The LaGardo show is here and have
given six shows so FAR and they simply
can't be beat.
Lots Of sickness in these parts.
The river is low. but the lee line d.
yet running.
Saturday was big day Tor Tolu. Bar.
becue, Lola military band and show AT
night Big crowds.
Linford Lynn accidentally sbo, him.
self one day last week. Dr. Moore va,
called and dressed his wound. DIR
Moore Is fine young man and /, en-.
loying a good practice.
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Farmersville.

After few days visit TO friends and
relatives Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Stone and
son, Earl, returned to their home in
Henderson Monday.
Tom Ed Walker and Miss Julia Vim.
cent, Of Iron Hill, passed through here
Sunday en- route to White Sulphur
A little child Of VIII Tramble died
Saturday and was buried at the Asher
grave yard Sunday.
Miss Kate Morris and cousin, Of Hop
kinsville, are the guests Of Misses
Curtis and Maggie May Throckmorton
this week.
Maggie Walker and Mrs. Ode Wal
ker and little son. Clinton. visited
Jimmie Spickard, Of Ruth, Saturday.
Aubry and Melvin Coleman. Of Ard.
more. !. T., are the guests Of Randolph
and Willie Brown.
Nearly all the wheat in this neigh.
borhood is threshed.
New girl at Hampton Hobbies.
Will Brown and little nephew. Of
Princeton, were the guests Of washie
Brown Saturday.
Miss Sallie Street, Of Eddyville. il
visiting friends and relatives here.
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Fredonia and Kelsey.

For Sale Five or six good farms.
Call on address T. NJ. Butler. Fredonia,
S. T. Miles, Of Chicago, returned
home Tuesday,
Mrs. Ashbrook and daughter, Miss
Lillian, of Tampa, Florida, returned
home Monday,
A one-year-old child Of d. NJ. Max.
well died Thursday night and was
buried at Bethlehem Friday evening.
Considerable sickness in our town
and community.
Mrs. viii Butler, of Marion, and
Miss Irma Millen, Of Hampton, were
visiting in our neighborhood a few
days ago.
Miss ireland, Of Nantucket. New
Jersey is visiting her sister Mrs, l..
F. Waters.
A forger beat the mill company out
Of Sl77j lest week, and walked away.
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Chapel Hill.

S. D. Hill and family, Of Evansville.
are visiting 7. VI. Hill.
Mrs. Stovall recently spent a few
days visiting relatives in Christian
county.
Miss Maud Brown, Of Washington.
Ind, was visiting Miss Stella Hill
Sunday.
The ice cream supper at Henry
Thomason's was well attended Thurs.
day night and as il was a hot nigh,
they disposed Of seven gallons Of cream.
Miss Ella Bryant, Of Evansville. wa,
visiting 7. ]. Yandell's family Sunday.
Triee Bennett, Of Marion. was at
James Fowler's Sunday evening.
Charley Elder was in Illinois last
week.
MACK thomson, OF kuttawa, Wa,
visiting his many friends here Saturia,
and Sunday.
Scott Paris and wife, Of Midway. wa,
visiting B. F. Walker Sunday.
Johnny Long returned from Washing
ton Saturday eve after spending tw,
or three months in the west.
Several from here attended the Sun
nay school convention at Piney Fork
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The Continued Story
of Current Events
Rose Bud.

Several from here attended meeting
at Baker Sunday.
Gus Num- left several days ago fol-
California.
Miss Edith Burton, Of Marion, is Wis.
iting relatives here.
Thomas O'Neal who has been in
Missouri for several months. has re-
turned.
Nance Brown, of Mt. Zion, was here
Sunday.
Jim Sullivan, Of Nation, was a guest
at Mack Brantley's Sunday.
Miss Vienna Roberts will teach the
Applegate school.
John Taylor has returned from Mis-
souri,.
Mrs. Tom Mcconnell and family, Of
Iron Hill, visited relatives near here
Saturday.
Mrs. Wayne Num- visited her mother.
Mrs. Sallie Moore, at Reptoa, Sunday.
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Features Of some In Easiaad aaa
Gsvnsay.

The American Civic association IL In
receipt OF various requests for lnfor.
nation with regard TO cities aud towns
/ both In the Uuitel States and Europe.
What is desired by one individual ls
very apt to be desired by others. one
request was IN reference TO model
towns in England and America laid
out as the result OF the best expert aud
professional advice. There are two
towns Of FROM 3o0O or 5000 lnhabit
ants where this has been done In Eng
land. These are Bonneville aud Port
Sunlight. Ia which considerable park
and playground areas have been pre-.
served. In Bonneville the object is TO
have playground within i've minutes
walk ~ every child. In addition. each
house Ia both " the towns has a gnr.
den allotment. II possible. next 20 Il
aud az least within two or three min.
utes' walk OF IL. one unexpected result
has been the improved sobriety.
For hvc years the average death rate
In Bonneville has been little less
than nine per Loco. while in American
cities the average rate has been more
than nineteen per 1000. In other
words. more than twice as many pep.
pie are condemned TO give up lie In
our thickly congestcd cities than would
do W II they lived Ia town Ike
Bonneville. The First Garden CITY
liimlt~ii. new organiEat'n IN Eng
land. recently has adopic,l a very inter
e-ilng plan. There Is also a scbene 10
build a town near brussels which Is 10
BE- a model city. There Is a new Ger
man magazine. Der staeltebau, which
u splendidly Illustrated aDd which IL
devoted principally 10 the question Of
the way streets are extended In Ter.
man Giles. This IL recognized a. fun
dAmentAl You must consider your
city map n you want q BEAUTIFUL city.
Recognizing this fact. the American
Civic association has created its de-
partmeut Of city making with Prefer
ick's. Lamb a. IL head.
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Iron Hill.

Brother Oakley preached a fine ser
mon last Sunday to a large congrega.
ton.
Henry Stone and wife, Of Marion,
have been visiting friends in this
neighboroood.
All persons interested in the Alen
graveyard are requested to meet there
Saturday, Aug. 18th, for the purpose Of
cleaning off the grounds.
d. j. Hubbard and family. Of Marion
spent few days with relatives here
last week.
n. B. Fox and wife attended church
at Shady Grove Sunday.
Miss Lilly and Charley Cook. Of Pa.
dueah, are visiting ]. NJ. Walkers
family this week.
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Lola.

J. W. Malcolm left here last Monday
for the Ozark Mountains to engage in
the timber business.
Chas. LaGardo, the Snowman. left
here last Saturday for Tolu, He did
some very artistic sign painting while
here.
Several of our people attended Uncle
Dick Burgess barbecue last Saturday
Hibbs & Davis, Of Birdsville, bought
a nice lot Of cattle from Dick Cham.
pion last Monday.
7. n. johnson sold his residence 10
John Croft last Monday.
J. D. Foley is trying to get a tele.
phone exchange put in here. and only
e'ghteenn'phones are required. WHY
not all Of US put our shoulders to the
wheel and make it a 20. We have
enough people here to maintain a small
exchange. We have doctors. mer.
chants, blaeksmiths, millers and farm.
ers that use a telephone to advantage
Alley Siseoe, Of Siseoe Chapel. was
IN our vicinity last Monday. accom-.
panied by his grandfather. J. A. Daniel
c. S. Knight and Capt. Haase were
IN town last Monday.
T. E. Watson went to Smi,blapd NJ,
business last Monday.
Miss Mollie Foster and little E.ns
went to carrsyille last Monday to spend
a few days.
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child,.. To R-..,l,, rs-..

A junior Improvement league has
hcCn organized by the school chllirsn
u Joplin. Mo. for the purpose u beau
tifylns the town. The ohie~t q the
association l. 90 encourage ever
school child In Joplin to cultivate gar.
deus In vacant lots, Rrow flowers. cover
unsightly sheds and fencrs with vine.
aud 20 get them interested In a can
palm against the back alley tin cans
aud In favor Of the bach porch white
wash brush The movement was
started by the joplin improvement d,
ISOLATION. aud the children are taxing
much Interest In n
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View.

W. B. Binkley has returned fom
Nashville, where he had been To tai,
his wife TO have her eyes treated by =
specialist.
Vernon Fox is attending the institute
a, Marion this week. Ne will teach ,bs
White Hall school this term.
Henry Wheeler has returned home
from Marion where he has been attend.
ing court
J. c. Matthews, the buss spar haulsr.
Is hauling spar from the VIM. Red
mines WV
Raymond Fox wen, to Chapel Hill
Sunday. '''''
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~ 'sp~ioaaglusv 'socmr~
What q Husfii.s orxa-s.s,,o. -
Dess ss Msamsr., a'

The village OF Kenmore. IA suhr,,
the north OF Buffalo. has - -
known as the Kenmore Improyer,s',
association, which has for lbs oh,-..'
The securing aud enforcing Of 49,
hry regulations for the general .,
cultlrating pride In local Institute
encouraging the planting aud car. !,
trees and nowers, beautlfying IN, So
roundings aud improving the us-,,.,
and moral condition Of the indly,ar.,
the study aud practice OF parlirn,n
tary law. the reading Of books and N.
art OF reading and speaking IA nuhl,n
No person is barred from mctnle,
ship by reason OF his or her rlleaon.
opinions or beliefs The dues are 49,,
ihal, aud a large proportion OF IN, 4,
hhbitnutS are on the rolls.
Through It's fundamentally s.v,-,,
OF the Leading streets were ~, o,,
last spring with shade tree. uu.a.,
municipal control under the I,rovi~,u,.
OF special act of the last state leVs,
latu" permitting a majority OF ITO,
eNy owners o0 any stree, or f.nrt,og
Of street In The village 20 Initial. 4,
proceeding 10 that end. Thus viii n.
secured not only public lnicrcs, In o.,
enterprise, but uniformity 10 the tr,,,
aud spacing. and an occasional tsv,
erty owner who has heretofore. r.
CAUSE u the trifllng expense. vru.,l
TO plant tres cpn now b. comleJle,i IL
do bis share. Tho trees arr EuArun
tccd aud carci Cor for thrvp yosrs
aud the expense l. me, by a locui a.
scssmcnt buying IA quantity Aoa
cared f~ on a largo scale mean -csn
omy
The association met twice a moi,
during the wintrr and debates. I.c
tur~s aud papers. lniervpepcd in
ma',cr Of pubic interest. ke~p a. u.
interest
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Fairview.

Miss Louisa Sunderland vas the
guest Of Miss Ida Childrcss last sun.
day.
Edd WaddcIl wife and child. and
Miss Dcnnic waddcll. Mr. laurn
Shrecve and three children are visiting
relatives near Crayncyillc.
a proracied meeting will b,vi, NJ
iyner's Chapel next Sunday.
There will be prayer meeting a,
Ch'ldrcs' school house Saturday night.
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SUGGESTION FOR LIBRARIES
what Dee IL .. is-~ Tew. 4. n-A-s
ge~ Cfsts l~srsv..s.t

Yc~ c,,s i-srsv.-s.a
In the Interest Of civic improssm.u,
The librarian Of The q NJ Mnss<r rus
Nc hbrary 81 Muscauns. Ia. kaa ar
runEcd upon . table In the rrAfinr
RON a number % books and mas.rass
articles tearing upon this subject Tn
The following list are books ssle<sFd
from the ntrary shelves and asl-x,
loaned Tor this purporc by indivsfuah
Interested In the improvement su1
hcautifyinR o. Muscatine
The Coming city" ri. Ely.
How 10 Plan the Home GrOun,is.- y
Parsons. IT.
IMPROVEMENT Of Town. snd C,s.s
c. NJ Rohlnson.
Modern civic Art" &. N. Rol,ln.ssa
Municipal Public WORKS" Clss. A
Coz
Art out - Dcor-.- Mr.. scsssy4--
Van Rensselaer,
-Childrrh's Gariens- Mr. Er.syt
Cecil
Home Acrv." 4 T. Roe
a Plea Fcr Hardy Pisuts.- W
Elliott
"frocc~i'ng~ u the Iowa rart ssc
FORESTRY Association. inna"
~lispUrt u the Transactions 81 -
Iowa state horticultural so-ie,y. S.os
The library will also furnish ug.c.a ~
quest magazine articles treating -
PARK improvements. the bs,ter ear~ a.
ocmc'rg'es. school Eapiens. chiidrwr's
gardens. window gardens. Tho reci.trs
lng ~ waste place. improving tsea.
yaris. factory grounds. str
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-21
LOCAL NEWS
Carrsville.

Henry Hill and wife visited W. H.
Wayland's family Of Joy, Sunday.
Mrs. Capt Ellis visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Shouse, Of JOY, Sunday.
Lulu Mcfarland. who is making her
home with Mrs. Ella Wright went home
Sunday to see her parents.
W. H. Ramage, Of Greenville, Miss,
after visiting his father, Henry Ram
age, Of near here, left for Memphis
last Saturday where he has a position
as car inspector.
Tom Rankin and family, of Lola
were here visiting Charley Foster last
week.
Miss Worthy Short, of Ridgeway,
ILL.,, who has been visiting Mrs, J. W.
Hutchinson, her sister, is to return home
this week. Mrs. Hutchinson is to ac-
company her home to spend a month
visiting her parents.
Calvin Lasher and sister, Miss Nettie
brother and sister Of o. S. Lasher,
editor Of Banner, passed through here
Saturday on their way to their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rhodes,
who are TO start soon for Sikeston.
Mo-, where they intend making their
future home.
Mrs. Newt Cowsert after spending
couple Of weeks visiting at Vienna, H.,
returned home last week.
Charley Rice and wife, Of Joy, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carr.
The stork paid Mr.. and Mrs. Bon
Specs visit last Wednesday, leaving
a little girl.
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GARDEN SPOTS IN TOWNS
rrs"sfaEt-sti.s 20 h.sk Nsss. t.s.-
NtststsF. Csaatsp Ns.a.


rrs"sfs'@s'iss st R-sk Nsss. t-s.-
Nia's'sF" C"aatsp Weeds.
That many q tho town yaria n
which IN" suu only T--T- crcasiosaIly
AMI which 10 lowers % flowers sewn 90.
h. fsliurc o. Gar a. garden 10 90
crrn~l can ~ transformed into a min
laiure woods aud place u hrauty
was the theme % an interesting -
dress given rrc~ntly by Profs.-s
Henry kracmer, sayS the I'hiladeiInis
frrss Tlse lsvtuW was given 81 The
eighth u the scrlc- ~ pharmaccutics
meetings ~ the Philadelphia Colierr
" Pharmacy The lecturer sah
In such a rarlcn Wild flowers wur
no, only grow, but flourish Frosn IN
time the SHOWS melt In March until
late In TIE fall the garden l. Ia hl1osnL
\, many little sl,cclcs can b. rals-d
That thcrr IL always some piaut r.
hloom They arc hardy and Do MT
nc~i any carr. Any attempt AZ cum.
walton results In the noweru failing
nnd nnally dying A Ervai feature u
the garien IL that Il cu-ts boihfnE
Any one Interested In tho subject hus
hut N % q q woods where b. enn sc
the uccs-sary plants.
In Earlen II my own home. vhart
u woods In miniature. I have iit
different specic1 % plants api ahout
So separate lsclmeus Th-.s are
cuuisln~i 10 abeut i.sa square H.Acs
~ slaCv Mature u followed clo~~iy
IN the Arrangement ~ TIE piauts-
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Lola.

Dr. W. r. Gardner and family. o.,
sheridan, visited the familic, Of Dr
Radelid and Masoncup las, SATURDAY
and Sunday.
On last Saturday the Lola s,rn.,
hand left here Tor Tolu Ia nm s,.,.
gagcmcrt with the laGarlo eomp,,y
While en- route they stoppsd i'm,
Tor some refreshments. Mr.. Surle,g.-
said Come in boys. 10 which I'M ~.
poned Tie had prepared a 10, Of 90,
Old fashioned lemonade. which he basJ.
Cd cut To qucnrh that awful ,b,r, n.
Il was very hot that afternoon r..r
par'ook Of II freely and then playel /.
ie" select pieces Tor him. AN mem.
oeTs Of the band sincerely thank Mr.
Sullenger for his generous hospi,sli,,
b. NJ. Lewis and family. Of Colcond.
are visiting b. $. Kennedy and family
w. T. Flsnary Is .s,ill confined to nj,
Jessie Morris, ofloye Chapel. yi.i,,,,
his sister Mrs. 7. NJ. Radcliffe. h.,
Sunday. 'A''
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HOME PRODUCTS DINNER.
n.sass' That Aa.-v,i.>d . rs~..
frasrs..tvsas.s

A few months ago there vas han.
quet given Ia Nebraska City. Neb. "a
delegates a. a state convention Of ,rsv.
cling men. says H. NJ. Can la The
Home Trade Advocate A notable
thing about the event was that ever
thing served at the table va. a home
product" All the veectabIc. were
grown within the county. the meats
wev from the local packing house. the
bread was made from bone grown
wheat which was made into -four In q
home mill the pickles and preserves
we're from the local pickling and prr
serving ks. and there was little b.
sides the sugar and that was Ne
braska product and the corcc that
came from outside Nebraska city. TIE
sprcad was one ~ the nnest made Ia
III state for yean Esp~-ial care was
taken that every article needed -
hone groWn and homrmadr
There could b. uo better advertise
mcni Of the progr,-sivcness 81 the
town than this banquet Local orators
told q the great resources ~ the coun.
Try about and the enterprise that
bulit the mills 10 ut,l.Ir Tie products
Thcrc vas not a member ~ the party
Who lcft With other than a nun COO
viciion that there arr Ia the home RAT,
ronasr principle clcmcnis that appeal
TO the pride Of every citizen. and mote
too ih't u meaus frce,iom from the
operation ~ trusts and combinations
anl the building up % the home town
anu The co-a.ry surrounding. aud the
keeping u the earnings u all classes
within the disiric, TO Increase H.
wealth.
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TOWN BOOM NOTES.

Every business man ~ a town should
give hcarii,'.t support 60 the good ruads
movement The l,cticr the roads lead
Ing 60 tusn ate the murr will The
farmer s,-rs tive placc.
Well krpt STREETS arc important rhc
town that hes a dirty appearance fails
10 make a r.ei impression upon the
siiIngrr who may visit Il
Towns av Eaue,i accurlius 90 the
business mat L. transacted within their
limits IN good towns arr found g,sei
schools and churches and other public
aud scmlpubllc Institutions that arr
ncccssary In civilization.
Too much attention cannot h. given
10y merchants u the town 60 the OK.
terror ~ their business PLACES II IL
through the sense Of sight W. often get
our nrst Impression. aud n neatly ar.
ranged store. with attractive signs. L.
likely 10 bring customers who would
pass by unless attracted by the tdy
appearance % the placs.
Each aud every resident ~ CON.
munliy should frel that he IL equally
responsible fcr the succyrs OF the fall.
urc of hls home town. Tie I. a factor
IN tn growth O, Ne decay.
Don't stand by and 49, your neigh.
bors do all The work ~ hulhiing M
the business u the town. You can a.
slst by lending pour hearty supper, ani
PATRONAGE 60 local business GOVERNS.
Wisely directed cOopcratlon of the
pecrh Of any couimuuity INSULTS In the
saving % time, hhor AMI money. II h
only by snch coopcraiiJn tha, towns
are hull, vp.-liome Trade Adveratr