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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-05-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Get your md al DahnkeIs.

Mrs Chas. D. Moss visited Mar
tin friends last week.
Mrs. A. J Harpole has been very
sick for several days.
Rev. Mr.. Hall will preach at
Pleasant Hill on the third Sunday
in May.
Mr.. w E. Scates, of Columbus.
KY, was here Monday visiting his
family and friends.
Harry T. Robinson is in Knox
vile this week attending the Grand
Lodge of Knights Of Pythias.
Mrs. Harry T. Edwards went to
Memphis last week to spend some
time with relatives and friends.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-05-19

The people of Obion County who
use the greensboro Buggy are we'll
pleased with it. Carter & Long
are agants for same.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-05-19

Carter g. Long have the prettiest
neatest ard most up-to-date Bug
giles in Union City.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-05-19

Mrs. W. J. Potts, of MeRouge,
La, is in the city visiting Mrs. r.
M. Stone and the family of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. N. Stone.
Mr. George Watson, of Columbus,
KY, and his friend, Mr.. Rubel, of
Grafton, Ill, are visiting Mr.. Wat
sons daughter, Mrs. H. T. Robin
son, this week.
A. T. Edmonston, State Statisti-
clan from Missouri, passed through
Union City last Friday on his way
to Hickman. Mr.. Edmonston was
on his way to get a line on Missouri
mills.
Mrs. w. c. Morris and Mrs. Chas.
Burchard left Monday for Knoxville
to attend the U. D. c. Convention
in session this week in that city.
They are delegates from the John
B. Gordon Chapter, this city.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-05-19

Sunshine flour makes delightful
bread, made by Dahnke- Walker
Milling Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-05-19

Why suffer with spring tiredness
mean, cross feeling, no strength, a0
appetite? HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea win make You wen aad
keep you well. IS cents. Tea Of Fa
let's Martln-Allen Drug co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-05-19
State Institute.

The State Superintendent 81
Public Instruction has located two
State Institutes Id West Tennessee.
one at Covington and one at Obion.
The one at Obion will begin June
5 with the following faculty: T.B.
Loggins, Dickson, conductor: Supfs
= 3. Cummings, Trenton; supt. d.
M. Moore, Union City; r. Il. II
Bynum, Jackson, and B r. Watson.
Obion. A committee on entertains
ment has been appointed as foI.
lows: Or. J. r. Darnall chairrsa n
Dr. J. B. Sharp, G. c. Brown, r. q
Moffat, r. G. Holloway, ]. W
Buchanan, T. ]. Ogilvie, ID. J.Green
and A. Wilson. Obion extends i
hearty welcome to all teachers.
w. M. Wilson.
y. A. DEAN, Con-.
b. r.. WATSON.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-05-19

Cleanse your system Of all impuri-
ties this month. Now is the time to
take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
1t will keep you well all summer. IS
cents, Tea Of Tablets. Martin-Allen
Drug Oh
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-05-19

Our wagon passes your door every
day; or phone 100 for bread, cakes,
fruits and everything good to eat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
i Convicts On Pubic + Dads

Editor Of The Times. Dispatch.
ssss Slr,--tV III 81 you please glye In detail X
through columns OF your paper tho exact
plan pursued by Bedford county (, III 4 se-
curing convict labor to build theft. pubs
lid roads; the cost Of road per mile: tho
{fnatcrlal used. What steps would ] Be-
necessary for Il county TO adopt ttls@
plan7 BY giving above Informal ioi, ,you
VIII greatly obligc. g. = RUSSELL.
u. reply To this Query, superintendent
Boiling. of the penltentlnry, says: x y
II Sec Acts 1902 20 -'o4, \ section 41as. page
,2o7, as to how counties have to proceed
10 Obtain, convlctsl to work on public roads.
II AM unable to give cost ne T. mile 5of
road made by convlcts in bedford cotir-
~. No complete records have beer. kept
ofB IN leag 30 worked Or cost per; mile. Tho.
OK pensc account Eof working the convict
forces arc on 4 flle among supervisors'3
papers, In clerks ofiice, Bed ford Ct ~.
Il am suro Senator III Lawrence Camp
bell, n Bedford City, would DO glad Il q
give YOU my detailed Information that
1nay DO desired rom those accounts.
Mr.. campbeil,5 until 5recently was 9 mem
her Of tho board Of 81 peryisors OF TINT mt
county. ana takes much Interest IN road ]
Improvement. MA Sss3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
I 8 Measure Timber:
!. .r,l,n nm a.. IL1li[gn.1tch.

Editor Of Tho Il T1nes- Dispatch ( " Il:
i Sir. M u. AZ Is engaged inSselling.
lilo will mako batWeenE 3 VI and =
per cent, profit iii l1leasur eirent ON tho
piece ho describe but 4 he Sla q buyer e'
of lumber, lie would lose corrcspo lngly
ipra each piece, II Z lid adopts your rul q, NJ
given IN this day Issue OF your pm per
ins there ara cxactiys s6 feet board meas "
5,lrc; no more, no less. TO m assure tho
piece correctly. you m ust3 add s. ne SHl zc I
az the ends together 8 and 4 are 12. ficl,,S
being divided by 2, in ord to got he s1zo
in55 the center OF its lcngth wliic III give
g $inches Ms tho correct arcrag g 81 hen 9 4
measure to encl1 lincnl foot OF The piece
hence, stiffness u being 90 that IS the
,sy,s al yours very respect tuly,
#S 53Si 3 81 vs. q. WILEY DAVIS.
The only question ts II sconte q the
timber. Our corresppn lent, BY Il r ltstl
r,n1e,lcs o. geomotrics will ma the CON on;
tents Of a pyramid As tile base multiplied
by onc-third OF Is tltudc.& The alti-
4 ude Is n feet and he base SQUARE
inches. Contents equal to Ga 50. in.S Is {;
1s lin. Tho ltitudc of the nnllers p Y
3ramid Is 1e feet and the base 70 so. i'ri:s
Contents y 10 sd. 4s The timber
64 x s. * II cub. IS K, a. c r9:
In. 4 1e cub. 40 cub. IND M
LIB x5 12 cub. In. y;
144 cub In 81 board q, measure.
S---; - s7,1as.
Il Ans s7,l 4. board Ine I, sure, s@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Troops at Manassas.

Editor OF tho Tlnles-D Dispatch II w.
fs sir--Can you tell me why It was mat
;t,artS in the ma noeuvres at Manassas Ia Z
sfnll, Was AT on account of Rooseyelts
attitude on I no negro q uestlotl
In reply to the above, O. Virginia sol f'l-=
ader says. It was generally understood
that tic expense Of bringing troops 50
far was scarcely justlt1 by tho benefit
ito BIO derived in sucl, n short time IN Y
camp, ISneyer heard the negro and the
president referred to In that connection,
Tho suggestion seems 70 he be, egatiYe e
by tho fact that there were no troops y I
Manassas from Pennsylvania p lawafe
Rhode Island, ana perhaps ono or two 90 9 :
the New England States, u Penn ms va
MIA 1T was thought tho troops could DC
put Into state camp with better re SUI 8 a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
kliElEsNsal lal1klllll AAakkklNka{{
& QUER les a,,0
= ANS WERS G
E51kNHMHksk kllNkzNI

from tile oiids Of IN u ~, v point OF the J
parallel will forti, With III tho required 1
.triahglc. s q 81 n ~ bf n 4 81 sIS "
" 3t2)N1rrotn one end 4 Of the bnso OF The Z
triangle erect 4 pcrpcndlculnr cuual to Z
the altitude OF the triangle, ma connect
tho upper end OF the perpendicular VIII,
the other end ,of the bn se. 5$s s Ia }5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
The Right Mr., Moore.

Tho interesting account Of tho "E'irst
Artillery Duel In Virginia. Which APP
peared in this column d week ago Was
MIR j. Il. Moore. ofsthls city. Ihut az.
II, Moore appeared Ills the author Mas
simply a typographical error
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
! M 3 Z NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:

l.f
Sir,-f Have III a right to set dead falls "
:and steel Strapsfo the banks OF q stream
running through my premises? ne OBJ 81
{tcct Is Ia Gu ten musk a u, min kA. q
1heir fur. Should my ncignbor's rolllt NY
re occasionally cnught who is rcapahslo %,
After giving notice three tins " ha u &
course should DO pursued to- nave tlseSs
tn ti akeptsfr trcspasslpg:. & Has the (
}ownsrIof the poultry a right to come Upon a
MY premises and destroy my. traps
d 's '.S 5..5 "A SUBSCRIBER
such trapping IS al lawful act on your
part, ri is a proper use OF your land for
q lawful purpose without any Intention
~ do injury 10 the property Of Of terrs;;31f
Tho poultry trcspassing upon sy5urss i IAN
DO occasionally caught Il, XII Eyucl,
traps. you are not responsible; cs-
gpccIaly after having notified your
irelghbor Of file existence Of the t-al's
and OF the danger to his poultry comln.s
Upon your land. SS5;3s
The proper course to pursue to have
the poultry kept from trcspasslllg would
be to present your claim for all damages
sustained thereby before q justice Of tlic h
peace, who would issue q warrant suns
inoning the keeper Of the poultry ~ "a p n
ipour before him AHA answer illc Clam
and award you such damages us seemed met
proper, 1Ye presume that s-.,e justice
would deal severely enough with Inc. own 4
|; or Of tho poultry to prevent ans further
Itrespass. 3.j
4 The owner OF tho poultry, has no right 4
Ito come upon your premises and de6ttrrpy
your traps. He would BIO liable, as .
tlcspa sscr, for8all damage sustained.
A Question Of Etiquette.
Editor Of The T.nos- p.spatc y.
Hero Is a question Of morals, which
liz In dispute, ana one wh!cn WI i thank
you to express an opinion; VIZ: a youlg 4
man came homo and found some young
lady visitors who calno to spend the eyGn-s \
Ing, After supper was spryea :, the young
iiie had another engagement, and lie i
young man departed. This happened twice
recently, and ! demonstrated with clio 4
young man, telling him besides being l,,l-
gallant, lie didn't show proptr respect
for his home, which contend has Tho
first claim on every f1eInpef 81 the "a my
sly; I also said to the young gentleman II
no had remained at homo, 1t would have
been his duty next day TO explain fulls
10 the disappointed, who, whether 4 lady 4
OF q gentleman, and even Of fair intelli-
gence.s no doubt would have readily for-
given him, besides commencing him for
his kind consideration for the proprleties
OF home llfo.
HENRY HARRISON
IL IT all depends OH tho nature OF the chs 7
gagement, Important enga gen,ents shoula
always be kept, and visitors should accept
tho excuse In good faith. II the engage
ment was Of such q character that II
could be broken Without causing any
offense annoyance or incoayeniepce TO
tho person with whom II was nlade' = IS
@culd have been proper Tor tie yOslni !
nan Ia remain at home, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Problem in Geometry,

Editor OF The Times D spAtch; 81,
sir,-Please solve tho following PROB.
lens In geometry; vi h, y, 3. ",
no construct a triangle equivalent 4, 70
a, given triangle, and having one slae
the given length IN, So u. y. !.
10 transform any triangle int 9 ~ Il right
triangle, which shall be equivalent 70,
tho given triangle. "a 4 ], !,
AN OI4DrTIhIE sUHscIllBaIHlli ~
a. say the contents Of given triangle
= q, then .-3s:== altitude Of required trl-
angle. at which distance DRAW y Inc
parallel to M When two lines, draw
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
The Code.

Eaitor OF The Times Dispat ell .5sl
7Sir,-Plcase state in your llery coiu'',.a
when will the new Code OF. wanna sgE
2,,.ha "a ~ tho state Of Virginia. BIO out
~ WEEKLY sUBsCRIBDtRs. s
81 rho General Assembly of 1921 ~. an
act entitled, An act tic provide for sthe g
collection, classflcat Ion and publication
If the general statutes OF the Common
wealth. authorized Mr.. John Garland irl az -
pollard, tho Richniond bar e s re- rs
pnublish tho Code and general statutes t.lt ' x
This work. which wa issued III NO vol
suimes,s appeared last October. There [;tl IS
no provision OF law for tho publication
yof any Code by the State ola ~ :
code Is an excellent work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Drawn Fowls. !.

Editor Of Tho Times-D Ispat CHI 4
s@5 slr,-PIeasc publish In the mex ii ISSUE
of your paper the Howl ng fia5
What Is meant BY drawn an undra'~',n IN
dressed poultry \, !, I, !, Z, \, Z !, Z, !, 5.
Draw, 10 Wis Snrc those hat have been Ger,
completely dressed. Uncra Tn have been
dressed With tho exception that the en- en-
trails have not been reno we'd. 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Partial Pay, :rinrlyeents.

Editor Of The Times-D spatc ll: .53 4,
"a sells5B piece OF pfoper ty.$S H. g
m S. "A d certain. amount cash, leaving =
balance OF 81, 800 to BIO paid in thre q enuai
payments Of and 3 years I; a a 1 Y! = pel5
cent interest When the tirst p aynu,,ii
becomes due. how much 5lnterest j,
4, q? ii claims that lie should only
m ! Interest on the amount that is aus.
and a. claims that he should collect leg IN
5tercst 3on the whole amount INT. y 5, !, !, !,
3 lis right At tic end the first year
nc has to pay $3.50: sat tho end O. the sec,
}olnd year, $500, and ut the end o. ne ~
third year $500. Ed Il. Y & sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Crawl 4 Creep.

Editor OF Tho Timcs- 7 Ispa tcl1 \!
sE Sir, p lenso answer which IL the mo 70
Fcorrect$wllen speaking OF Infants to- say
!. they creep or they crilw !. and u C. crept Is
proper for the past tenso 85s VI
crawl rs to creep, and ell hcr is cor
rect, although when MI infant goes on
hands and knees We usual call II crawl
Ing. CrcptS Is the past tcnsc OF creep. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
5ABillialr,,d Term. n

Editorgof Tho Tinlcs-D spa tcii N & .55
q sr,--Plcase answer the FOL lowing % iieis-
stion In nex week mes DISPATCH:
give points, IN billiards? For nstuncc "a
can give forty points ~. hundred 81
rho points made In billiards are counted . q
by means OF buttons strung on q wire Il.
over tho table. When tlicl cue i ball Is! -
made to strike two o tier balls, he player
scores d . point and shoyes u YET button.
no give poin ts''i,s IS % give your o ppo--
mont SO many buttons q head isof you q q {
tho beginning Of tho game. ssa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
1'l1e Interest Note.

Editor 81 rho limos isphtch: 1s s
query oiutins, Is It legal for II cotilirls-l
sioiiiinerchaht to charge ten per cent. or
TIL there ny&lnWG confined to gnt1y special
per cent. f{3g "a $}5 Az 5lf3SC ~ bIlt.
3Tiic legal rate of Interest In virgniaS8iils
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Lawyers in c luYcrius Case

EEdltor3 q The TincA- Dlspa tcfli 9E5 ~
&3 Sir Please tell US * inS your 81 ay Is
In the CluVeri dlson co So III your r1Il
~ 6 !, r DAN oI<E.,'. Il
s2 For lie prosecution, Charles Mere 81;
sdith and William r. "a yle.t; for he de-
tense, Judge ~. Crump 81 BcY. 3
CruInr. IA 4 Brown Evans q nd Henry 4,
Pollard. gg 5t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Clev,ieland's Ace.

Edit tor OF The TImcs-D Dispatch: M 5E
l .Slr.HYil yo,, kind " publish q IN your
Query olunn the a &c of resident CT eve
land at the time he was III first lnaugu-
rated PRECEDENT? and obi ige.
III Ss Al "A ASJBSCRTDDRa
N he was born at co1dwcll Essex county,
NJ s $Nfarch Is, 1857 he was first 5innu-t
5gurntcd In 1856 y S5 3,ssE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Electoral Boards.

Tdltor OF { Tho Times- Dispatcli \ n 81
4 Sir Pleasof state III your query column,
whether Or not H d county treastircr is
eligible to membership on tho sGounty cleo
itorai board. N Under article 4 Cd, section g.,
of tho Constitution. IA II lssS 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Minerals.

ND tor OF 4ThoH Tlincs-DlspHtt
m slry.-t linVe some 1lnernls * wlilci i h !.
5,,a 'tl1o address or tho ono \ should wrltn
TO aid send Samples In your mex 53u n
day. Tiines. +, q I, l, l,
s s1yrltc Il to George w. KolMor, Co,,'t,is-
aasioner$ 81 Agrlcul turc,E Richmond W. S3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12

Such officials are ineligible ato serve on
the8clectoral board h NV {; TT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Lawful

lI7llt TIL "a IN ~ " 81 s.
Ans, 37Il It. board measure.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-12-21
NORTHWEST h[Wj

The prosecuting attorney Of
King county will take advantage
of an old territorial law and will
investigate every county Office an.
nually. .....,~..
The ship Abner Coburn which
arrived recently at Seattle has been
fined $500. The captain was found
guilty of smuggling and selling
coal.
The Pacific Mail Steamship com.
pany will protest at Traffic associa.
ton meeting against the Great
Northern carrying passengers to
the Orient.
Only three shingle mills are re-
ported running on the Sound. The
close down has had the effect of
raising prices.
A large number of ducks which
were confiscated by the city OF
Seattle will be fed to the poor by
the prosecuting attorney.
Columbia college at Milton. Ore,
has closed on account of diphtheria
which has become epidemic in the
town.
The Rathdrum Water Power
company's dam broke yesterday
morning and torrent of water and
logs rushed down the mountain.
flooding all the streets on the north
en- dOf town.
1t is rumored the North Coast
railway has an option on the Ia
coma & Eastern, which will expire
about Dec. 81. 1t is thought the
North Coast people will take up the
option and will enter Tacoma over
this line.
Secretary Hitchcock has decided
not to approve the Washington
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-12-21
LABOR UNIONS AND
BOOSTERS MAY PUSH
DOLLAR GAS FRANCHISE

The city council will meet to-
night in committee of the whole to
consider the street vacations asked
for by the Spokane & Inland and
to take up the dollar gas" fran
chise.
The readiness of Mr.. Kyle to put
up his $4,000 bond to insure the
building of the new plant has re-
moved all doubt as to the earnest
ness of the promoters and their
ability to carry out their agree
mentS.
The fact that the new company
would be compelled TO eXpend APP
proximately 100000 in Spokane in
carrying out the conditions of their
franchise has attracted the atten-
ton of the labor unions and the
matter will in all probability be
brought before the newly organ
lied central body at an early date.
Cheaper gas is also a paramount
issue with the laboring man.
1t is also stated that the new
franchise will be before the board
OF directors of the 10000 club at
its next meeting for action. The
fact that dollar gas" is used by
many other cities as a great ad to
secure more people and that cheap
fuel and light is one of the most
attractive features in a city to a
prospective investor or new resi-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-12-21
Prof. Darlington
Adviser, Psychic Healer

solemnly agree and guarantee to
MAKE NO CHARGE If | fail to
give you satisfaction. promise to
tell you whether husband or wife
or sweetheart is true or false. |
WILL TELL YOU HOW TO GAIN
THE LOVE OF THE ONE YOU
MOST DESIRE, EVEN THOUGH
MILES AWAY. In fact, will tell
you every hope, fear or ambition,
better than you can tell yourself,
WITHOUT YOU TELLING ME- A
WORD. | will call you by name,
also tell your mothers maiden
name, and the name of the one you
love, and if you are not absolutely
satisfied when reading is over (you
to be full judge, then pay not one
penny.
advise you on love, courtship,
marriage, divorce, health, business,
lawsuits, speculation and transac-
tions Of all kinds; tell when to mar
ry, settle lovers quarrels and fam
lily trouble; locate lost treasure and
absent friends, etc.
The Central, 5T Howard Street.
Open from a. m. to 8 D. m;
Sundays also,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-12-21

state selection OF some 10000 acres
o fland in the Yakima valley. The
reason stated that it would inter
fere with Sunnyside irrigation pro
ject.
Hartman is said to have secured
options on Tacoma tide lands adj
joining those recently purchased by
the Milwaukee.
Prosecuting Attorney Bates of
Tacoma and the grand jury are at
loggerheads. Bates refuses to ap-
point an assistant selected by the
grand jury to take charge of the
investigation.
Warehouses at Dayton, Wash,
are reported to contain 200 900
sacks of barley which are still I'M
sold.
The business men of Kiona,
Wash, will aid the North Coast
railway in securing right of way
The Washington state college at
Pullman will give a practical
course in assaying to begin Jan. 2,
1906, and continue for IL weeks.
Mrs. Louise Carter of Seattle
has filed suit for divorce against
two men. She claims she married
one man by contract and the other
man legally.
Gas franchise was carried by
substantial majority in Missoula.
The new plant will cost $150000.
Mayor Ballinger of Seattle advo-
Gates the control of al ! railroad
tracks upon joint user clause. New
roads will agree.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-12-21

When a few years ago the news
papers coined the phrase, The
American Commercial Invasion of
Europe" we thought it a most
happy way of describing our en-
trance into the world competitive
markets. Our progress was so
rapid, our competition became so
severe, that it was difficult to say
where the conquest was to stop.
Later events, however demonstrate
ed that it could not go on unlalt-
ed.
We still have much good reason
to be proud We have seen our
exports of manufactured products
double and double again, until they
surpass in value our export of ag-
ricultural products. We have COM
bined with the advantage of IN
exampled supplies of raw material
an unequaled genius for doing
things on great scale. With not
able clearness we have seen the
economic advantages of great in
dustrial combinations. We have
been quick to recognize industrial
waste whether in the form of un.
needed labor or loss of by-products,
or of unnecessary transportation
But after we admit all that we
still admit that We are a long way
from having really gained com
mand of the competitive Industrial
markets.
1t is something of shock to re
feet that PRACTICALLY EVERY
VICTORY WE HAVE GAINED IN
INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION
HAS TURNED ON CONSIDERA
TIONS OF CHEAPNESS AMI
NOT ON CONSIDERATIONS OF
EQUALITY. There are few arti
cles we bring to the international
markets upon which we would dare
rest our success solely on claims
OF high grade workmans ship. While
We have made it possible for the
unskllled man TO tend some mar
Vicious automatic machine, we are
now beginning to find that in Civ
Ing him no intellectual interest ir
his work and no opportunity fol
any but the narrowest outlook up
on the field of industry in which
he Is engaged, we have unlntention
ally taken almost certain means t.
prevent his mental and technica
development.
! believe that we have failed ut
serly to grasp the problem of tn,
relation between education and ou
Industrial development and pros
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-12-21
The First Requisite of Beauty.

The first requisite of beauty is a
clear complexion. Orino Laxative
Fruit Syrup clears a sallow blotch-
ed complexion as it stimulates the
liver and bowels, and the eyes be-
come bright and clear. You owe
it to your friends to take 1t If
your complexion is bad. Orino Lax
alive Fruit Syrup does not nause-
ate or grippe and is very pleasant
to take. Refuse substitutes.
Chas. McNab, 402 Riverside.