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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-25
"Make Hay while tho Sun Shines. ;,

There is a lesson in the work Of the thrifty
farmer. He knows that the bright sunshine
may last but day and he prepares for the
showers which are so liable TO follow. So il
should be with every household. Dysentery,
dlarrhoea and cholera morbus may attack
some member Of the home without warning
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrboea
Remedy, which is the best known medicine
Tor these diseases, should always be kept a.
hand, as Immediate treatment is necessary.
ana delay may love fatal. For ssie by
Feldmeyer BIOS. drug store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-25
Accepts New Position.

Miss Gertrude hayden has accepted
position at Carvel Hall for the win.
ter and assumed charge of her new
duties this morning. Miss Nayder
has charge of the telephones of the
hotel, and is eminently fitted for this
post, having been one of the night
operators at the q. & =. local ex
change last year.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-25
Senior Class Elect officers.

At the meeting of the Senior Glass
this morning the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year.
Edward j. Clark, President; Huntly
Sinclair, vice-president; G. +. Lloyd
secretary. Il. Leslie Gosnell, treasurer;
and q. Donald Riley, historian.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-25
Returned From Europe.

Prof. w. II Stevens and Mrs Stew
ns'who have been travelling in Europe
this summer have returned. They
arrived in Philadelphia SATURDAY. and
in Annapolis today after a mostdeliphf-
ful voyage. Prof. and Mrs. Stevens
will reside in one Of Miss Mullau's
houses on King George street
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-25
Crab Feast Tomorrow.

The Colonial Outing Assoe iation,
which was recently formed in this
city and is planning a number Of en-
tertainments. will hold q big crab
feast at the oyster and crab packing
house OF Mr. Walter Clark on Conn
promise street tomorrow night.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-25
civil war veteran.

Mr. Frank Hutchings, of New
Haven, Conn, who has been visiting
relatives here left today for home
Mr.. Hutchings, is civil War Veteran
He has been visiting Annapolis from
time to time ever since the close OF the
civil contest. He Is brother OF Mr..
James Hutchings of this city.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-25
To Reorganize.

The Annapolis Choral Society will
meet tomorrow night at the Y. nj.
G. A. hall for the purpose, OF reorgan-
izing and planning for the winter $
musical work All persons interested
in the study of music are invited TO
attend the meeting.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-25
Colonial Theatre

The comedy drama ''Not like other
Girls that plays at the Colonial
Theatre on Wednesday night, accord
TO the dramatic critics has proved a
decided success and comes well recon-
mended. There are very fine special
ties introduced during the action and
pleasant evening is assured all who
attend this performance.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-25

No one can reasonably hope for good
digestion when the bowels are constipated
Mr.. Chas. Baldwin, of Edwardsville, i'll.
says: 81 suffered from chronic constipation
and stomach troubles for several years, but
thanks to Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets am almost cured Why not get a
package Of these tablets and get well and
stay well? Price % cents. For sale by
Feldmeyer Bros drug store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-25
A Coming Wedding

The engagement Of Miss Anita
Popham to Mr. John Hodges, of Balfi-
more - announced. The wedding is
announced to take place the last of this
month. The prospective bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Pop
ham, Of this city.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-25
Notice 20 Creditors

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the sub.
scriber, OF Anne Arundel county, has obtained
from the Orphans Court Of Anne Arundel
county, in Maryland, letters OF administration
c. a on the personal estate OF
GFORGEC, DRF S9EL,
late of Anne Arundel County, deceased %
All persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the sane, with the
vouchers thereof. b. the subscriber, on o. bel0fe
the 9TH day Of MARCH, 1906
They may otherwise. by law, be excluded from
all benefit OF the said estate. All persons IN
debted TO said estate are requested 10 make I'M
mediate payment
Given under my hand this 5th day Of yep
TENDER 1906.
JOHN DRESSED,
as MARYLAND Avenue
Annapolis, Nj.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-25
Fiendish Suffering.

often caused by sores. ulcers and can
GERS, that Getaway your skin VIM. Re
dell. Of Flat Rock, Mich. says: III have
used Bucklen's Arnica Salve. for Ulcers
Sores ard Cancers. II Is the best heal.
ing dies. ing ever found Soothes
and heals cuts. burns ana scalds. axe
al Lelcmeyer Bros. drug store; guaran-
teed.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-25
Private Dance.

The Young men of Annapolis are
manning q private dance to be heio
On tie night of Tuesday, October 2.
The dance VIII possibly be held ~
the Assembly Rooms. and Mr.. Allan
BRYAN is chairman of the committee
in charge of the arrangements.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-25
WESTERN MARYLAND R. R.
Excursion Rates to the Great Yorh
Fair.

The big York, Pa, Fair will be hello
on October ,, 8, 4, 5 and 6, 1905, and
the Western Maryland II. r. will sell
cheap Excursion Tickets thereto, in.
Guiding coupons of admission to the
Fair.
The fair this year will present many
new attractions, and will be we'll worth
a visit.
For full information apply to local
Ticket Agent.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-25
Resigned From Navy.

The resigation of Midshipman
Nathaniel Eichorn Berry, of Water.
vile. Kan, from the second class OF
midshipmen, has been received ana
aocRpted by the Naval authorities to
take effect at once.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-25
Ao4el MARTINIQUE, NEW YORK

Broadway & 3srd St Most centrally To-
Gated European plan. Modern Fire
proof. Taylor's Restaurant. VIM.
Taylor's & Son.. also p ops. St. Denis
Hotel. N. Y -.4dg,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-09-25

NO MATTER WHAT YOU WANT--WE HAVE 1T nN
PAY JUST LITTLE D0WN-AND TO YOUR HOME 1T WILL co. Wy
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SIDE
TO THE ARGUMENT

locality Of the country al the ox-
pense % another They might. II
the constitution itself did not pro
hihlt It. try for "A while some other
basis OF action. but no admtuIatFa-
ton and NO party responsible FOR
IL could long stand up under the
charges which would b. brought
against Il and the pressure exerted
upon II. and they would be forced %
tall back upon a distance tariff AZ
their only refuge The mumeutouH
business. social and political evils
which lark ia this proposition 10
confer the rate fixing powef upon
the commission are iucalculahle 10
the penpls 81 Iowa desire 10 lay
the al AZ the fuos 81 the tree Of her
prosperity. lee them follow the lead
~ Governor Cummlna and PreaIdsaf
Roosevelt In the adoption % this
policy
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the matter. each OF the business men
personally swept the street In front
Of his establishment.
This public spirit Is so Infectious
that II has even extended TO the
Nandalia Railroad company. That
corporation. Eouliess as others under
different conditions. has been 80
melloWed BY the confeuted- village
conditions in Flora has offered to
donate plot OF ground TO the town
for park purposes. The offer will
probably be accepted.
The merchants support q band
that gives an opeu-air concert every
Thursday night or course. there Is
a ban team.
A couple Of marvels distinguish
the town There are the flowing
wells. the water coming UP through
pipes sunk 20 depth Of only about
dozen feet Then there is A. M.
chiitiek's horse. that eats ice cream
and ehewa tobacco.
The town Is named in honor OF
the Flora family. which emigrated
10 Indiana frem Prcble county. Ohio.
about so years ago.
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COTTON CROP MEANS MILLIONS
TO THE GROWERS OF THE SOUTH

younds aud make as much as s.
and even more.
Tho negro tenant farmers who
own or leaae land aud cultivate Il.
on their own account are now rails
Ing about oue-half Of all The cotton
crop.
The frst bale Of cotton is always
grown Co.. southern Texas aud often
reaches the san Antonio market by
June l. This year the nrsf bale Of
cotton reached New Orleans on July
~ The frat bale 81 cotton reached
New Orleans last year on June II.
The crop is very late this yenr.
Nearly every country negro in the
south now who Is industrious rides
20 town IN his own buggy with real
harness The old ropes and chains
have been discarded. Il Is not IN
common 20 hear a piano sending
forth rngtlme melodies from "a negro
home. which shows what they ar
doing with their money.
Cotton In the central part OF the
belt is all planted before June !
Picking beRins Ia August and lasts
until January or February OF the
next year Some of the hollis on the
bottom Of the stalks are being
picked while blooms continue on the
tops. thus making an early frost ex-
creiingiy dangerous
When cotton is picked I'm runny
sacks u Is loaded iato a wagon aud
taken 20 the neigh boring gin. There
the seeds are separated and the
staple baled in bales about six feet
long and four feet square.
The Epiuners' demands at this
time are the greatest ever known.
III now appears. according 10 the
resent rate OF consumption. that
nearly 13ed0000 bales of cotton
viii be consumed by the world
spIunerH this season The greatest
amount of cotton ever consumed IN
any previous year was l0.9S3. idl
bales In the season Of lSg7=S. The
reason for the increased eonsumpz
lion is the greatly increased demand
for cotton goods In China
WI Ting Fang dnee said that lfl
every Chinaman ia the Celestial
empire would increase the length of
his shirt tail ono inch more cotton
would annually be consumed than
all the world grows at the present
time
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By III wMYTE

Special Correspondence Of The Star
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 90. - The
profits the south Is reaplns from
last years record breaking cotton
cfun Will easily tide u over tho pres
.cuf year. when nhobably tho small
est crop ia 20 years will be raised
Tho acreage planted IN cotton last
5 ear wa 81 1851 This year there
are perhaps not more than 22.0o0. coo
acres
last years crop wir be 1880. 600
bales when Il Is all marketod, As IL
VII be- by the last 81 next month II
VIII bring an average 81 10 cents n
pound In January cotton sold az
loss az ESQ cents. Sow il Is Eeliine
between I and r. cents. and OWNS
ga the disaster 20 this years crop
much cotton viii doubtless be sold
al II cents.
At lu cents a pound on the aYer.
axe the 13.b00. 000sbalc crop Of last
year viii net the farmers OF the
south 1915 COO COO.
There are 900 pounds Of cotton in
g bale All prtesa are based on
middlIuF meaning the class Of
cotton exactly midway betwccn the
poorest and the best quality.
When cotton wa selling ~ Csc
cents q pound last January the
planters met in New Orleans 5000
strong and formed the Southern
Cotton association. which agreed to
hold the staple for 10 cents There
we're then 4.00o. 0qa bales left Ia The
hands OF the farmers They have
held this aud none has been sold for
lees than 10 cents and much Of II
for ~ cent? Many farmers are still
holding. asking IL cents. by tax
ing this action the farmers made AT
least an average OF 4 cents q pound
on their cotton or $50 a bale. or a
total net gain 10 them OF $50. 900 H00
\ great portion Of the cotton
money goes directly into tho hands
of the working people Of the south
most of whom are negroes. and from
their hands IL gets back into the
hands Of the country merchants. 4
negro man or woman gets about the
same wages In tho cotton field. in
The CuitiYatinE season so 10 60|
cents a day. and during the picking
.e1son they arc paid by the hundred
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SEATTLE WEEK WILL BE
GAY AT 7HE EXPOSITION
msR EDMUND sowosN. HOSTESS PREPARES FINE PROGRAM
FOR FRIENDS ENTERTAINMENT

asked ta attend reception from 3
20 6 o'clock In the afternoon
Thursday king county viii enter
tain az reception and musical en-
tertutumeut Ia the afternoon "a
concert viii be given by the schu-
bert club, Mrs Howdrn viii be nH-
sisted hy "a number uf women from
King county Friday the womrn'a
clubs uf Portland Seattle and other
cities Of Washington Wiil b. enter
tanned The Ladies' Musical aiub o.
seattle will render a program
Saturday reception VIII be given
from > 20 M o'clock in the evening.
90 which the public win be invited
Seattle peurle deHirinE Invitations
for themselves or their friends may
obtain them at the Seattle booth in
the Washington building b. apply
ing that evening before 8 O'Clock.
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fContlnued From PAGE one)
lutelY essential 90 the prosperity Of
the west- This result will necea-
oarliy and inevitably follow. for tvo
reasons. First. the law itself will
compel them To do H. The commits
sion In fixing freight rates In inter.
state traffic between localities Will
b. exercising the power to regulate
commerce in one Of It's most vital
reapects. Geographical proximity
60 the markef u one 81 the great
gst natural advantages. and the
comm iaaion cannot uae lta power
under the law. 10 destroy this nat
urai advantage. The constitution Of
the United States prohibits Il Ia
many ways. and particularly In the
clause which forblds the Swing Of
any preference 20 the ports d one
state over those OF another b any
regulation OF commerce. And. Scr
ond. even II the Law itself did not
absolutely compel them 10 do Tits.
The necessities OF their position
would force them 20 u. For the
riamorH Of rival iocalitiea with IN
tense and opposing interests would
be- - great that In order 70 escaus
from the charges ~ favoritiam nov
brought against the railroad com
paniea they would be Obliged 10
adopt the principle OF mileage dis
lance traffic a. the only one which
public officials could justify. There
30 absolutely no other rule which
they could adopt which would free
them. and the administration which
would BE- responsible Tor their ac-
lions. from the charge Of favuritism
IN building ~ one section or one
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II viii pBy you TO call at our
store and see the display OF suits
that We are selling for s. so.
These suits were formerly sold
for $3.50 and $500 They are
the odds aud ends of our sum-
Wer stock
n. LEWIS 6 CO.. 700 First Ave.
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time

official time
4 strain - American inde-
psnaencs and civic pride exhibited
iu f1nu might yell bc adopted BY
some more prefrntiouH eenterH
while back there Was a street 20
be graded A contractor sought the
job for taao The trustees could not
see $500 WORTH Of labor Ga the i'm
praFemcnt They instructed the
director q public works 10 hire Ia
horerH and have the grading done
under hin supervision. lie was au-
thoriErd 90 call To- his assistance the
street commissioner. road supervisor
and the police force. lie VAS told
that the superintendent Of street
cleaning would not BE- needed on
the Job An opportunity vas pre-
scented % sell the dirt. As a result
the work Vas done al profit 81
80 To the town.
Two independent companies and
lot Of cooperative lines afford the
telephone service FOR the county. IN
Flora there Is flat rate Of 81 a
fnouth fof both residences aud bual-
ness houses a few years ago the
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general executive officers the ane
with the tiptop salary is Robert
raoic. tastu clerk and editor Of the
Enterprise Sentinel Iia pay Is so
a stHr.
There ere three town trustees az
g. ger se8r per trustee. The law
allows nxr. bus In The interest Of
economy Flora gets along With
three The saving b. $50 year.
The present trustees are thaF.
Voorhees, lumber dealer. Dr r. l..
retrr and ~ " Eaton. riolhief
cashier Jesse y bright Of the
tank nf Flora. II town fcaHurer
lie Fetn SO year IL t. allowed
the use of city truck - haul his
Salary % fhe bank when the annual
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Ben company attempted 10 break
into the field II offered free tele-
phone service. Being able 10 see
through a ladder the people 81 Flora
rcckoned they beheld an effort Of
the benevolent corporation to secure
control and then lIft the price. 50
they thanked the TELL folks very
kindly and said they really didn't
care for free phones.
Bonds 20 the amount Of $4,000
viii soon be issued for the installa-
ton Of a Waterworks plant. There
has been talk OF building the en-
Eine room large enough 70 accom-
mudate dynamo and buying an
engine powerful enough 20 run the
dynamo as sell ~ the pumps. In
that event electric light might be
furnished lu addition to water with
out much extra expense.
A surplus In the treasury r. a
standing certificate OF the integrity
o fthe officials. In most cities the
head men who have the money
spending privilege manage 10 dis
pose of Oh the funds that come TO
hand.
we are $4,000 ahead Of the game"
said clerk Toolr. as he turned from
a tyuraetter'a case 10 talk about the
town. II We should invest Il in
government bonds the proceeds
would pay all the salaries except
that Of marshal. The only debt we
have is a $4,000 bond that has three
years TO run. We are trying to pay
90 now. but the owner shows dis
position 60 hold onto it,
\ town hail has never been built
because there has been NO pressing
necessity for one. Banker J. II.
Copeland permits the use OF the
opera house. free OF charge. FOR town
purposes.
There are seven churches. three OF
them erected by the puukards Re-
Gently a national convention OF the
latter was held In Flora 4 general
request was made that the city be
placed In order for the event. In n
good -uatured display OF interest in
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Mrs Edmund BoWden. hostess ZOE
Seattle week at the exposition. has
arranged an interesting program for
each day.
Monday. August IS. reception
win be given from 20 6 o'clock In
the aftefnoon 60 the women 81 Port
land. with music By the Hediey
quartet of Seattle Tuesday the
commercial bodies Of Portland and
Seattle viii - present and a recrp-
tom musicale viii be given from )
Co o'clock in the afternoon. at
which the Hedicy quartet VII play
Wednesday viii be school and cole
lrge day. Mr. and Mrs Albert Gale
VIII give a musical illustration Of
foreign LANDS and members % the
educational association. which will
be- in session Ia Portland. WIN be
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Old Man Will Once More
Wage Fight Against Liquor

try % naake hard hfht aaHAinat
this thine next tiae yaW have the
.rnVieE
Il will. said Wright earnestly.
Il will make a hard fight realize
that ! have SUNK a. low aa a man
can sink always realize It after
I BEGIN 60 get back to myself again.
Yes. / will tfy hard Thank you.
doctor.
"Dodo" Russell. the court clerk.
held the door open. and. with HIS hat
Ia his hand, the old man passed
out prodlgal husband on his way
home. to ask forgiveness OF hia pa
tlent vito for having lost tho last
battle. aud for her help 20 moet the
next
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STAFF Correspondents To the star.
FLORA. fui Graft unknown.
Honest administration matter 81
course Economy pwetired in pub
It, aH lu private affairs.
These happy conditions make
Ftora a eanteuted taau and a lueky
one. Virtues much preached but
little pmetiged are the common
standard Of Officials While other
eitlca are diEaN WIth excitement over
thn rotten administration 81 funds
the men af f'iara are aafenriY paHt-
ms up worry.
Flora he's probably the most eco.
uumriai government tn the county
for town OF 900 people or 10
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(NslH.II.IIY1A
so7 FIRST AVENUE.
cOLAAN BUILDING.
Between Columbia and Marion
sPINNINo's SPECIALS.
NAN BYXREE
WE BUY RIGHT

< The new combination clamp e
Efmple. strong and practical. It,
zases are many. Viz: holder fer
sleeves. Eartera and cuffs, uecktiea,
pants. undergo rmeufs. towels. skirt
supfssrter. coat and pant fastener
Hanger for display windows. II II
n substitute for buttons and pins
ami has uses too numerous 60 men
fson. You simply can't afford 10 be
fnrfshout ore.
zoe Combination Clamp. ........ sc
&c bottle Gin ! uA.......s...l &c
10c box Slotted C0upered Rivets &c
SIS pair s-inch Side Cutting Line
man Pliers .-.sst...s... tfDf
800 BONNER Floor Hinge \ 4 80
szse BONNER Floor Hinge = ~
indian Motorcycle ....... sci 600
Indian Motorcycle .SI25.00
5000 Eagle Bicycle $4,000
$500 Coaster Brake Yale $4,000
$500 Coaster Brake Racycie ......
mann s++.... s--...-. ssttahl
sptNNlNG's CASH STORE,
1910 Second Avenue.
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city payday comes around.
Geo W Benson occupies the re-
mainder If che payroll. lie hasn't
much 90 da except that he iH diree=
tor Of public works. street commits
siaHar. superintendent Of street
cleaning. road supervisor. marshal
day police force and night police
force Dor these varied aud Import
ant duties be gets $50 month II
isn't quite settled how he spends his
spare time when not busy win hia
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NAN svxasg TELLS OF PArHe TIC BEFORE INSANITY
BOARD IN WHICH STANDS OUT MORAL THAT NO
49, EXPLAINING

when they arrested ne I vii prob
ably be all right nov for a long
time. before the appetite comes over
me again l am a painter. and II
can set a Job and keep busy | think
can behave myself and take care
OF my wife like ! ought To.
All right said Dr. touEhcry.
"we'ti let you 80 this time II you'll
PROMISE to Try 10 keep steady aud to
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EXPLAINING

ss4Let"I-aA ~ NV AAHt
6sssss,s.A first glass, doctor
S always the first
" glass. detest
~ WA the man that
W 49, drinks, and ! want
20 stay on the
NAN RyXRFE other side OF the
street when ! see
him coming. but once | get tho
first glass myself I sink as low as
u man can sink | am IS sane as
yuu are this minute II Is the ae=
cursed drink that has kept me crazY
Tor two mouths past"
Poor old william Wright aged S.
and broken in health. sat deioctctly
an the presence OF an insanity com
mission Wednesday morning and
told In the above words. the story
OF his battle with hts appetite for
whisky.
No. there is no trouble with my
wife We ought Ia be the happiest
couple In the world continued the
old man. The only trouble has
lbeen this craze Of mine for drink
When it eomes upon me- and I get
The enc glass. then ! am gone for
1.-TWO or three months"
sBnt. interrupted Dr. tsougherY.
OF the commission. hasn't your
wife left you? When did that hap
.pm?'
The old mans eyes filled With
tears and he brushed them away
with the hack OF his hand.
1T began last May, he answered.
~ do not blame her. She has been
livery patient with mo I think she
must have had me arrested on the
hcharEa OF insanity TO set me away
bfrom drink have not been home
FOR two months. Is she here nov 2.
gha was not
She had sworn to tho complaint
81 hours before. bat had not found
courage to appear and testify against
lhw husband
DO you think. II you are re-
3eused. that you can break away
rfrom drink. aud 90 hack % your
wife," asked Or Ioughery. kindly
YES. doctor | am sure can.
replied the patient. I was Just be-
ginning 10 get a hold over myself
and the old disgust against drink.
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GRAFT? NOT ON YOUR
LIFE IN FLORA, IND.

TOWN GOVERNMENT THAT S ABSOLUTELY Pure AND THE
MOST ECONOMICAL couHTRY-oeo.
W. BENSON. HE EARNS HIS sALARY-ausNEss MEN WHO
SWEEP THE STREETS FRONT THEIR sToREs-JlM
RILEY, BOOTH HARRINGTON AND eHAs. W. FAReANks