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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-09-13
Why the Myster, Tale Succeeds.

The mystery element enters to a
greater or less degree into fiction Of
every kind. Indeed, it is the base Of
all literary interest. Primarily we
read story ito see how it comes out, y
and, other things being equal, the
story in which the element of sus-
pense by deft construction and subtle
shaping is most successfully maintain
ed will be the most universally satisfy
ing and popular. The mystery tale OF
today is story in which the element
of suspense il deliberately enlarged
and emphasized Until it dominates ey-
efy other consideration in the story.
Characterization, atmosphere. emotion
III valueS-all become Subnrdinatcd -
the great business of plot development.
The marshaling of incident, the sue
ceSSion of climaXes in crescendo order,
the cumulative sweep of the narrative
while the secret of the outcome is care
fully withheld, is the affair here. Like
a periodic sentence of titanic size, the
tale is uErolied until with the conclud-
Ing paragraphs the meaning of all that
has gone before is made clear.-Lee +.
Hartman in Harper's Weekly.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-09-13

instructions or something Of the Kind
addressed tots it MIN or woman?
Countess-I bear I,specs. but they are
addressed to no one.
CNar-Well, what 90 YOU propose to
DO?
Countess ask your Inaiesty's per-
mission to leave yen for zen minutes.
At the end of that lime ] will return
and hope to be able to convince your
majesty of tic identity ~ the person
know TO be guilty.
CARRIE it so. You 1nu.y withdraw.
Countess leaves the roo., Gar PAGES
back and forth. ilapatiently waiting.
her return. Rc-enter coau css. Car
locks at her inquiiiglr.
Countess-Thus far. yo,.s mQiest-. I
hate been Successful. but H.. not know
If the rest of my pl.in may act nliscar-
~ | risk all on what am doing,
knoWins well that it ia nither my
downfall or that OF the psrsoa ac-
cuae. Will youi: majesty please send
Tor Count Denidoff.
Cgar-DemiGof Certainly We will
need him, OF course.
Car rings and sends f.sr Demidof.
Meanwhile he PAGES tia door. the
countess standing silent, beth waiting.
Enter Demidof. Seeing tn. countess,
he starts and turns pale. The ear
loG-,s at him wonderingly.
Czar-Count, are you i'll?
Count-lll? No. your majesty. only
Countess-Surprised to sn. me here
Count Gtrembling)-I do nos know the
lady.
Countess Ito the czar)-YG!r rlaieSty,
this is the man who conducts she mat
ter of the Paris conspiracr l., st. Pc
ter@hUrg. The papers | brali-yht I was
directed to give to him. 1iGt: | given
thea TO your majesty or YDrr chief. of
police we would not have tpea able to
convince Your majesty that your most
trusted friend was seeking ylur aSSas-
sina ton. During the few llihutcs that
/ lett you | went to the counts apart
mel!t In the palace. gave him the pa
parI. charging him to keep .hem on
his person. rs lie valued his lite. If he
has done as told him not five minutes
ago. they will be found OH him. If he
has had time to get rid ot them, ny
plan fails and | must bear The conse-
Quences of having accused enc who
possesses to the highest degree your
majesty's confidence
Count-Your majesty. This is some
plot TO drag me from the position
hold which enables me to protect YOU
CZar-So believe count
Countess = VIII your majesty be
pleased to have the count searched:
Count pleadinoly,-Your majesty.
would You subject me to such in ini!g-
nifty ut the instigation of Il paid SPY:
CAL would give you an opportu-
nifty TO prove your innocence. CTaps Il
bell ana an attendant enterS.) Search
him (pOinting) The attendant search
es the count and finds the incriminat-
ing papers in his boot Gar takes
theEc and scans them eagerly. covers
his face with his hands, then turns to
Demidoff, And you. too. BrutuS?''
Demidoff, who has flung at the
countess one glance of fierce hate,
hangs his head. Gar gives three taps
on the bell. and members of the secret
police enter
Gar tpointingi - Take him away.
Oemidoff is led away The car turns
to the countess) This is the most i'm
portant work you have ever done for
me. AS a reward give you the Reich
loft estates that | was to have bestow-
ed upon the man you have exposed
He will not need them in Siberia
(Exeunt) MARY ALICE BOND.
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Beneath the Surface

All surface cancers are now known
to be curahle by Buck lens Arnica
Salve. JAS Walters, of Duffield Va,
writes: Il had cancer on my lip for
years, that seemed incurable, till Buck
lens Arnica Salve Eealed it. and now
it is perfectly WE'LL" Guaranteed cure
for cuts and burns. 25c at Z g. Pogue
Drug Co.
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cheIan County Fair to be Heldlat wenatchee
sept. 81. 20. 20. 80, 1905

The Columbia d Okanogan Steamboat
company will make All excursion rate
of fare and or g third for the round
trip from all stations to Wenatchee
aud return. Tickets ON sale going,
commencing Sept. 25th and good re-
farming not later than Sept. 30th, 1905
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NORWAY ANDS MEDEN
MAY FIGHT BEFORE
TROUBLES ARE over
korwegians and sMedes Meet Septem-
IS to Discuss Dissolution OF Union--
Norway Must Accept Swedeas
Terms or Fight.

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Sept Il.
The delegates of Norway and Swed-
Ell appointed to dlsc1ss the dissolution
of the Unou of the two countries will
reasonable at Kurlstad, Sweden, Sep
tember 10, and as il is declared here
that Swedish conditions are upalter-
able, the outcome seems to depend
on the Norwegians' acceptance of
those conditions. The tone adopted
by the Norwegian newspaper appear
ing this morning is very threatening,
and is considered especially significant,
coming after yesterdays meeting of
the Norwegian delegates. 1t is recog-
nized that breach may follow the re
ass ambling of the delegates. and the
Swedish authorities are preparing for
such all evetuality.
CHRISTIANA, Norway, Sept. II -
The newspapers continue to somewhat
heatedly discuss Sweden's refusal to
agree to an arbitration treaty. The
Morgenb ladet says that Norway is
prepared TO dismautle her new fortifi-
cations in order to show her love for
peace and de.ire for settlement
with Sweden. But not gun nor stone
shall! be moved until the arbitration
5aty is signed.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-09-13

"There's jest two things that break
up most happy homes" observed the
Pohick philosopher
whats them?' inquired the Sque-
dunk ignoramus.
"Woman's love for dry goods an
mans love fer wet goods, b'gosh.'-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03

Suaar 6ureb 6@txtsx - GrRs naaIstdt
1870 Yfanb 1G}: Is Rfs3b l8}e; le-la
ptunb IS}; 8wette nusItdt Sole Rfxab
1916 !; Is Rfanb l24e ; II Rfsmb LBS ; 10
Rtunb 13e.
GaIttorni9e e9sxiea-s b 9 Ifmsb etc;
Q BIS IL 4funb Sc.
04uItern-9wel 9sreb, 10 ID 20 BtnsA
tn Dur&f&ntt. ete; ls RtrxS Dur4i3niH.
Sc, 10 Bis IL Bfuns 93e.
6rAbRad,e ted-4lares essltN gareb Is:
aepdbIter Suear 0ureb 16<. 80 PhsHb tm
Dar&i&nttt 1s}e; M Q Blunt tm Yur@s
j&nttt 14}e; 10 BIB 10 Rfmh tm Dur4f@mtut
t23e; 8 Easb tn Dur&i@xsH, i@mai, lett.
8 Yfanb I'm Dsr&i&nttt. i@usal, Lax.
eped, gnsI.-0eudtItr. 8 Ms 10 pfush
tm Dur9i8nitt. 14le; II - II Bfnh t'
Dur@f&nttt, lac.
Spe6-4lare eettea. 80 ~ 20 Bfakb ta
9ur@i&mitS, 103e; Nars esttest 70 b 90
4funt, l0{e: Rlare B.uisl, - u 60 Rtub,
loe; l6 DO - Rfb.s l02e; Il ~ l6 Pfmh,
l0e; aIare Slides, % ~ % 4tuh. loo,
sa6ea IL ID 1s 4fsxA 103e; Ans Na6sa
u . Rfmaa. re
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03

S~xbianaYsIts 2aFees2reHe
0euobnI. BIB gutter 10-l2e; prtsra sn sts
pd5lter 4-lee ; 5sneY s2&-S3e. 9oIb<s
DeIou ID BIB 22e. Sapa $3.50.
Sn Badetsn:
Hstoia $18.25. 2ton $13.25, Series si3. RS:
Caracas sl3. %. Diuiport5y sl2. 30, Data
Sasa 8Ienb S14. 90, Railgoa9 sI8.s6 sStd
Htexbeb Sapa $12.60.
8ades-Dontaoes 1876 eHR6suder 8 80
YuIperHrter 6.72e; XIII puInertHrtu 8 us,
fetaer sramuitrter B.lse; gabea 8 &c; Sos
feetioners' Nb.47c; N~ibeespoob U 6.22e; x5h
xts Y 6.lae; euptre Us 07e; Sosal sytsa
0oIben 6 6.02e; Btnhfor grtra 8 1916
&tbseuoob 6 l87e; oeIber 9 5 s2.; ID (,
ber AT.
GfFs-Raa( go 81. Sea). Sat. s-IIet
0aIone.
BidIes-24O0 tn Sab SO: 1900 im Sas
b; 1900 TN SaIbfab $500; 400 TN Gas
$50.
MtHe-BrasiI mea &c BIB loo; Sinerts IL:
gfanbeIn IA; uei&i&aIise Raxbss ls;
Sorban RanbeIn 16e; Beaxsts Be BID SIC,
serofete 7e bis &c; GnpIi@e BaIxaRe
@anbp-7e; etansen seurf@t 7e; sSros
esr seaii9t &c; Banner TmtR 8e; areax
8onbons 10e: See. 2 Cream seursj@t &C.
@etro6nete Sri&te-AepfeI, on oer spxxe
setrodnet. &c; Sobannesbeerex 7e 6ts 7he;
Sttron 1Se hs lac; %ofnex. 3 Gzops, PEI
Pfanb. 7e, 8 GrOun 7}e, ( gsuux TIC ;aas
ntenfrete tbis Sc, California g2sseasa 7ks;
eaItana NC, tusporttrte suItaxa lie BIZ lee
California Gprttoien Sc bts Lee.
&eis|&arOItnd. 3oYt, 4t-s}e, SGsca 81
-5}e, gebro@euer, 8--4e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03

TsuaotbS-BertaufspseHe: 70. 5000.
Rice SertaufspreHe: $6. 00|ye.o0
DeIf1torn Sertaafsprefs: IL rad ba
nuatttdt, b8 bS Gle.
3afer--sd&dt 1856; 10 ben HsRra
S8.00-$9.0o per Tenne. Eeuer 88-8Se,
etrob-preHe, ie mad BEN 0rah. b aat
len, &.00@$8.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03

SrN@es RsnbEsf&-BefIt&e etiers - 81
Tic; beige etiere e4-8le: bstee NaRba
$50 bs 200 Rfmsb Sc; btefes xRbs zoe
Bis $50 phanS &c 2abe $50 ID 60 Rhnh
7e; etier Eorberptert9 &c, ea9 ehktess
pssrtel lie, RtRb Hsxterpssrtd lie. Rtsb
gorbsruierteI &c. Rub Borherstertel be, &9
0tnterbserteI 9}e.
6rif9es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9e, 3ttse
pierteI 113e, BorberutertsI &c.
Trti@es S4afFetf& 2dnaut1 pei Pfnsh
lie I; e&afe Sc; e@exteI l8e; Na63 hra
16e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03

0ep06eItes o4wetxefeHQ - ho9exIcfa3
Sanep Big SIS. 100: Rlares Beans sls. 80; 6aap
y $500; etort gIeaz sl4.So; Rsrvf
S13. 30.
S@maJ - In Iierees Il. Dual. e}e; Q
nnaIstdt 9se; 8. nuaIst& sie
geS6rrtes Rtxbfef4 - e@tzfsa. res
eets, 13te; HnbeHisttes a1oe: Sxxsni. I5i;
&no4eI 16e.
Harfe - Oerdu4erte brahpuIf 81 =,
6ramtfurter 7}c; Bologna In Ddruss &c, In
1a4 SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03

Hebes 70. Q rstper SAC, asf sssas
fen. 84c Don RabIsn; SO. 8 rUtssr 70.
Auguff e4e; Bogexwebex 84e.
Roru (neaes) - go. 1 uets $50 Rc, 4
neib 66ie; SO. 9 wsib 56a:. 20. 4 rsit,
54s; 10. Q wsib ssmi@i 65}e; 2n.
metz sefnif4t Csc; go. 4 msts ssrif4s
3d.; To. 2 seIb bS4:; 20 8 ssb t3}t
20. 4 ssb 3d.; 80. 3 semii&t ST.
10. 8 aemif&t 5Bt; 30. 4 seurt&t 5Ss ;
&oIbea 54e.
SafT- go. 2 pessr 263s; 70. Q ustHss
27s; 70. 3 0eusif4ter So; 70. 8 ssHHats
25e.
Seu Ro. 1 atnottp $1,000; 10.
3, So 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03

Rotber GIeeiamen 81 .76-8.7S.
enslii&er 3Ieeiamen $8.bO-SN
GIipfe RIeeiaraen $s.00-S.60.
&IfaIfa RIeeiamen $8.b0-9.90.
8etber R~leeiamen IS. Oh
@ewdbIter Tinotbb $l.80-l.79.
Orbimdrer bis gutter TiH,otbp sl.sS-Leo,
Sanep 2emtudp gIausras S1.oo-l.s6.
gIausras IN @baH b0e.
GnsIi&es BIausras $l.l5.
Dr9arb @ras 81. 7O-l.s0.
@eb Top IN Gbaf Uc-s1.le.
&afer Rorn Ue-$1.00.
Armber !8uaerrobr samen S1.00-l.ss.
@eiber Saferiamen 40c
Sriibiabrs @erfe $1.25.
NeibeS unb geIbes Rom s .00-L.2S.
%eb Sob @ufIase $1.10--l.26.
Com Seas Sits.
Riqet $1.20 Bis $1.85.
SribiobrssGep 81 40.
SetswiebeI, ueibe, seIbe arb rstbe sa.bo
pee BufbeI.
SUI 5 2artofeI, geIbe Serieb, Derurubo.
BeIbe yianfemonb unb fibIi6e Queen "a. 90 Der
6as; rotbs Haniemonb $2.75; DraFHent6e
3artoffeIn, tribe 8 No&en zoe Der BufbeI:
Irahe Cbto 66e per 4uibeI; frlbe 9aoie Soc be-
fribe Iurtant soc per Hu5beI; frhbe
Qebro1 46e per 8uibeI; RiraI Neu Dorf NIB
Green Mountain 40e pee 8ufbel
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03
90 itte's Mntunt.


Rem Oorf, 2. Mug. Sersius
Witte. Der ruffi&e Jrisoens . geboll-
md9tiste tam beute nit benz Sampfer
.2aiier Wilbelm Der @roBe~ bier on.
Sein Bensbmen NOR b6&f einfa4
unb bsmofratii4; in Miats unterf&ieb
CT Ra bon ieiasn Witpahagiersn. Der
ruiff9e 9eneralfonful 2Oop9ensfp mar
nit beri9isbsnen aoniularbsamten benz
@affe In sirem 8utter entsesensefabs
rem unb bsariBte Jpn at, Der Nuaran-
tdne.
AIs Witte nit isinsn Bssleitern on
2ano aing. tpurbe er bon elmer risfsen
Wsni&enmenge freunoli9 besrtBt. Die
poIissi babnte Jpn, sinen Wes unb sr
fdritt freunbli9 griBerb bur9 bic
Wen9e.
gr mubte nod 6alt MAIDEN,
um bic Yesrtbuns Der flawtf9en De-
legation snteesenaunsbmen, auf bic er
tura aber bersli9 banfte.
S9on Of, Der Quarantine bate Elm
2uttsr nit 3eitungsleuten ben Nn-
tOmmIins setrOHsn, bic aatirli4 iofort
iiber TIN berfielen. Witte n~erbanbelte
bur9 prof. Wartsns. fobisl ss bic fur3s
3sit srlaubte, febr 3ubOrtOmmsno nit
ben 8eIu&ern.
NepDorf, 2. Nus. Der Dam'
pier .3aifer Wilbslm Der @roBe" NIT
Ssrgius Witte an 8oro fam tpdbrent
bes Ia9mitta9s an Der Nuarantaine.
Station an.
5Iunteret bes ySeraIb"
Hep Oorf, 2. Iue. Gin Cor
Respondent bes v5eralo" meloet ieinen
glatts bur6 brabtlois Selesrapbie:
Witte, Der ruifi4e 5rieoensbepoa'
md9tiste, faste am Sienffag:
vyS9 ftr&te. bic @er6anblunser
wsroen innsrbalb elmer @o9e au gnb'
tnmmen, ba Die iapanif&en gebingun'
gen 10 unertrd9li9 iein tuerben, baB Il
ni4t bisfutirt tpsrbsn f6nnen.""
% itt Il Der sinenB efu&
Ingorb vRaifsr @ilhsIm nj
ber ro Be" (our9 brabtloie 8eIe
qrapbie), 2. Nus. Na9 elmer gutter
Jabrt tibsr ben atlantii9sn O3ean be
finbet f9 Sersius Witts, Der ruifi9
GrisbsnsbsboGmd9tigts, In better &c
funbbeit unb ..dubert fi9 folgenoerma
Ben:
sd freue mid febr Nmerite 3a be
R9tissn, bas Id be9ierig Bin tennen 81
lsrnen. Sd bebauere rrr ni4t eng
LTD iprs9sn 81 ~f6nnen, ba i'd germ ba!
2unb b~olHfdnbis tuirbiasn m6&te. bel
fen 6ortf9ritt uno gntwidlung 10 In
tereKant unb belebrenb fno.
so freue mid aud barauf In btref
ten 0ertebr nit benz prdRosntsn .,
treten, Der cine 10 bsrborrassnbe 6tsl
lung als Staatsmanr1 errsi&t bat, uni
i9m BITE Grhbe bes 2aiiers au iibsr
: bringen.
,gs if bsbauptet tuorben, bob ID
bic Gage bter unterfu9en iol fur I'm
. terbrtnsung elmer ruifi4sn Anleib
uub bic Beatebungen beiber 2dnber
ipesisl In Be3iebuns aaf 6anbelsber
bdItniHe bistutirsn fol. Weins Elm
sise aufsabe fno BITE 5~rieoensuuter
banblunssn, aber i'd bin fets berei
meme perfbnli9e Nnfi9t fiber 6rasel
su dubsrn, usl9e bic B~e3isbunser 3ui
Ii9en Mmerifa unb RuBlano beribren
gum 3mede Der trabitionslIsn freunb
Ii&aftIt9sn @efhble autf&sn ct. pe
tersburs unb @afbinston 3u ftdrfen.
OfftbieIIe @rtIdrung
81 @ttte's.
Nem Dorf, 2. Nug. Mls be
Dampfer Qaifer Wilbelm Der @robe a
isinsm pier anfam hbergab Ssrr Witi
: prof. be Wartens cine grfldrunq
tuel&e berielbe 3ettunes. unb anbere
2eute1 porlas.
SIN bieIer grfldrung bantt Ditte au
, b6rberF Der amerifauii&en prsHe ia
bic freunbli&e Begrttbung unb mad
berielben eintae f8mei9elbafte Bems,
fuusen,, inbem Ct ben Wertb oerielbe
anertennt. gines Der sbslifen 3isl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03

GrA@tG
aepfeI-gute 2o&dpfeI &3.25-3.b0 per
Sab.
8ananen 81. 60-2.00; Hetne &1-Sl.4.
@itronen IS $1,000 per Rife
Dronsen - Catherine S 1 pei Rifle.
gfrIi&e = Georgia 81. 25; Rentudp $1.W.
per Grate.
gFaumen - $3.50 per Rite.
grombeeren - $1.25-$1.5o.
Simbeeren = $2.s5 per Grate.
@emRfs.
@otbe %aben 26e pes EuSenb 8un8es.
California GeIerp s6c-$1.00 PEI Dun@.
WIumentobI 75c per Tutenb.
Dpfsr gIant 15e pei Dntenb.
SaIat &c per Hfanb.
RortofeIn 1850 per Sad; s0e auf ben
@eIeien. Meue SOC bis CSC per 8uibeI.
Suinois eab $ 9artofeIn 800 PEI Tas.
garfnips $500 per Sat.
Rabieie 15c per Dutenb.
Yeterf;lie &c per Drteno Ban&eS.
Sptnat TIC per Sak
Beibe Niben $500 per GGb.
&Mtabagos $l.10-$1.20 PET SGb.
SparaeIn 10e Bis 2Se per Wan&.
&bubarb 16c Bis zoe per Outenb.
@riine SmiebeIn Sc per Yutenb.
Rraut = 75c-$1.'0 per @rate.
@urfen q per DuSenb.
3miebeln - $1.7,- $500 per Grate.
GrbIen - SIC }, per 8ufbeI.
Neasn &artoHeln - &c sc per Tuibel.
GanteIoupes - $l.59 - $500 per Grate
Wof5ermeIonen Ice 26c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03

3dmbler beaabIen foIsexbs Prete:
Butter Gountrt. lie, Greeu,ert a.
oietx 23s
Gin-14c per Duteno.
0atner 10}e, Adbne 8. Turtets-l0-l2:.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-03


ertparten, BOB bie Ga9e gitli& beige.
leat tpirb, iobalo ois srfie M~ufrs9una
f& selest Bat.
G9on Dor eini9en &agsn mar cine
gepesuns In 6anoelstreiien i'm @anse
BITE sanae Mnselesenbsit In Sdnbe oes
8~eneralar3tes Wpman bonn 8unbes.
Observation-Disclosures su le9en, bod bat
man porldufis bapon ab9eieben. ba bic
Gage nod ni&t als 10 9e~fabrorobenb
f9ien.
Shreebeport. Co.. 2. Muguff.
sc III BET benz einen 6ale bon selbem
6isbsr s~sbliebsn, Der In benz Seten.
tionslagsr untergebra9t III.
Strsit SeIesrapbiRsn.
ct. g I, Winn., 2. Nus. Der
strsit Der S%eIssrapbiten Der @reat
Nortbern unb Der Nortbern pacife.
gabn i&sint cine lanswisrise AHaire
su tuerben.
prdFoent perbam bonn Orbeu Der
giienbabntelegrapbifen erbieItD usenbe
bon $elegrammer. tuona& an ben Be.
trefenosn Orten bic 8elssrapbiffsn bic
Nrbeit nieoergslest bdtten uno Der
8srtsbr unterbro9sn isi.
perbam ertIdrte, bab bis isBt fef-
Rebe, Elm boiler etreit fei i'm @anse
uno isosr SsIesrapbif on bsioen
BahnfpHemen fsi am STREET..
g I. pauI, 2. Mug. @el&en
S9aosn oas Publifum bur9 ben
@trsit Der Sslesrapbiisn Der 0Ortbsrn
paeifie unb Der Great Wortbern Babn
srleioen, ldBt ft9 aus ben sroBsn Wen-
gen bon Senbunger, bic benz 0srbsrs
ben ausgeisbt fino. wie @s1agsI, Obj,
Semitic, Slide uiw. unb beute bon ben
Babnen 3urtidsewieisn uurosn. ers
msen.
5 B d nj bes g ault g {
Wartes2 anaIes.
SauIt ste M e, Wi9.,
2. Nug. Sauisnbe bon 8siu9srn
batten fi9 beute in Der Staot einasfun.
ben um Der Gsier bsi3uuobnen, bic bsr=
anifaItst tuuroe um bas 50.idbrise Su'
bildum bss ct. Marp's sdiHstanals
3u be9eben, Der ben 2ate Superior nit
ben utteren See1 berbinbet.
SIN Sabre 1904 paifirten 38, 600
paKagiers unb 81, SIG, 726 Sonneu
6ra9t ben 3anal. Sur bic 6sier unh
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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-01
Easy when You Know How.

Its remarkable" said the doctor
chow much excitement a bean or some
equally small object can cause when IL
is lodged in a baby's nose. This morn
ing a frantic mother rushed into my Of
fee and implored me to extract bead
which her baby had put into it's nose
Improvising suitably bent probe from
a hairpin l borrowed from the hyster
ical woman, l succeeded in removing
the head in less time than it would take
to count six. And the first thing the
woman said was:
"Why, l could have done that my
selfr New York Press.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-01
M11MowKoehne
Nervous exhaustion invites disease.

Nervous exhaustion invites disease.
This statement is the positive truth.
When everything becomes burden
and you cannot walk few blocks with
out excessive fatigue, and you break
out into perspiration easily, and your
face Pushes, and you grow excited and
shaky at the least provocatlon, and
YOU cannot bear to be crossed in any
thing, you are in danger; your nerves
have given out; you need building up
at once To build up woman's nerv-
GUS system and during the period of
change of life we know of no better
medicine than Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. Here is an
illustration. Mrs. Mary l.. Koehne, 371
Garfield Avenue, Chicago, ILL.,, writes:
"Ihaveused Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound for years in my family and it
never disapponts so when | felt that | was
nearing'the change of life 1 commenced treat
ment with it. l took in all about six bottles
and it did me a great deal of good. 1t
stopped my dizzy spells, pains in my back
and the headaches with which | had suffered
for months before taking the Compound. L
feel that if it had not been for this great med
icine for women that should not have been
alive to-day. 1t is splendid for women, old or
Young, and will surely cure all female disor-
ders."
Mrs. Pinkham, of Lynn, Mass, in
vites all sick and ailing women to write
| her for advice. Her great experience
Is at their service, free of cost.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-01
Had Eaos Every Day.

The winter of 1908 and 1904 was espe-
cially severe, and you could hardly
blame hens if they didn't lay. Mrs. D.
p. Smith of Washington, VT, says she
has eggs every day. In her letter,
which follows, she tells how she brought
about these results: Il write to inform
you of the excellent results obtained
from the use of Pages Poultry Food
1 have twenty-seven hens. nave not
had sick fowl and nave had eggs
every day through the exceptionally
cold winter. l can say that cannot
afford to do without Pages Poultry
Food"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-01
Sort of a Snub.

ct have withdrawn from ouah
amateur acting club" said Willie
Washington.
"Why?"
81 couldn't stand it any longah,
you know. I was cawst for the vii
lain, and Miss Pepperton was the
heroine, and she was to say, Vii,
lain, do youah worst "
EThat was easy"
'.Y-a-a-s, but Miss Peppertor
wouldn't repeat the words. She sale
I had already done as badly as any
one could. reasonably expect"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-01
No. 1ss.-Novel Transpositions.

Take out the central letter of the first
word described insert another letter
and rearrange the letters so as to form
the second word described. Example:
Change a soft substance to a small
wax candle. Answer - Paste; take
out and put in it's place-taper.
1. Change certain plantigrade AMI
mails to perfOrates.
2. Change perspiration to remains.
3. Change lovely June flowers to I'M
aginary monsters.
4. Change dainty trimmings to strong
currents of air.
5. Change the remains of fire to re-
lieves.
6. Change a deep chasm to an alloy
of copper and zinc.
7. Change pumpkins to instruments.
8. Change lessons to large pile OF
hay.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-01

"If they ever get to writing the truth
in epitaphs," said the. man with the
angry eyes, 81 hope | may live long
enough to write what will go on your
tombstone"
IF they ever put the truth on EN-"
retorted the man with the aggressive
chin, Il hope I'll live long enough to
read what goes on yours. "-Judge.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-01
A New Vogue.

Lady Caller-Is Mrs. Hamilton al
home?
Maid-No, mum.
Lady Caller-But I thought this was
her "at home" day.
Maid-So it used to be, mum, but
she's had no time for it since she took
ND cruelty to children.-Punch.