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The Grit-advocate., 1905-06-30

1oo not believe Pfso's Cure for Consumption
has an equal for coughs and colds.-JoHN F.
BOYER, Trinity Springs. Ind. Feb Is, 1900
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NERVOUSNESS IN CHILDREN.

Curing the nervous habits or tricks
of children is one Of the most insstent
problems facing parents. The problem
is made particularly difficult because
the habits come so quietly that we find
them established before we have really
noticed them. Some habits are caused
by disOrdered nerves, and In such Il
case the doctor must be consulted
TwitchinE Of the face or limbs, open
ing of the mouth, blinking the eyes.
hesitation Of speech. are all indications
that something is wrong. and no child
must be punished for them: indeed
mere punishment never does any good
either to the tricks dependent on bad
health or on those of imitation. De-
fective sight is the cause of many so
called tricks: Il child whose vision is
faulty screws up his eyes or scowls in
his efforts to adapt his powers of sight
In such Il case an Optician or Oculist
should be called in and the sight
tested. A bad habit is simply repeated
action. and it is only by persistently
stopping it that one can hope to eradi-
cate it.-Woman's Life.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-06-30

Lots Of people would be glad to get
rid of their experience for less than
they paid for it.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-06-30

Mary had a little bul!
Within the pasture free.
And everywhere that Mary went
Was simply up tree.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-06-30

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup.
For children teeth1ng, saStens the gums reduces N
nammation, alsys pain cures wind collie 2sc botti1
The Grit-advocate., 1905-06-30

When a Girl under twenty-five de-
clares she will never marry. she hopes
she isn't telling the truth.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-06-30

There's a new color called the mes.
senger boy blue. 1t won't run.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-06-30

Try me Just once and am sure Il
come again. Defiance Starch,
The Grit-advocate., 1905-06-30

Our idea of a smart salesman is one
VINO can sell a fountain pen to a man
who can't write.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-06-30
storekeepers, Hote,-me,

ana all householders will be interested
In Acetylene Apparatus Mfg. Co. an
nouncement in this paper.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-06-30

Even love doesn't mind making ZOO
goo eyes at money.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-06-30

A good many moving spectacles are
due to heartless landlords
The Grit-advocate., 1905-06-30
TEA
We make four different
types: Schilling's Best.

Your grocer returns your money II y ou dom, uke,s
The Grit-advocate., 1905-06-30
VOGUE FOR HAIR ORNAMENTS

NohUt T. foh HAIR ORN a NJ EN- i >.
One would think by the gorgeous dis
play of combs and pins for women's
hair that the fad started by Cleopatra
had once more become prevalent. That
women are tTying to enhance their
locks by the aid of bnrbaric decorations
seems TO be assured Much money is
expended on these trivial bits of fem
ininity every season. although they
have never been quite so expensive be-
fore. The combs are trimmed with
gold. sometimes heavily. and are set
with stones of all colOrs. shapes and
sizes. They are made in all manner of
ways. the designs arranged most artis-
tically.
The wealthy women have their combs
made to fit their heads, and they also
select their own designs. Side combs.
of course. cannot afford to be so mas
sive, but the designs are made to
match. The use of the ordinary hair
pin has become II thing of the past.
Now women are pinning their hair en-
tircly with large tortoise affairs, which
are neatly trimmed with bands of gold
or silver. and since the hair has be-
come fashionable at the back of the
neck they show Off to good advantage.
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THE RIOTING /
STILL CONTIN
Mob Endeavored Once More
Home Minister'S HouS
STATED BY KATS|
Japanese Premier Informs
of Both Branches Of the
and Other Persons Pee
Conference Terms. 4

Toxic, Sept 11.-Another ate
made upon the residence Of Hon
lister Yoshikawa. Members Of @
closed I'm on the building into
they threw firebrands and SUI
I'm starting a small blaze. Wild.
tary guards extinguished and
the attacking party. 1t is repo|
explosive was thrown at the y
during the attack. but this G
been confirmed. Guards e
twenty of the attacking party g
prisoned them. Later on the
sent emissaries to the guard
begged for release Of captives.
petition was refused.
At an informal meeting whI6
place between Premier Katsu/
members OF both houses. repre-
the respective parties and assoc
Count Katsura made a full sta
concerning peace negotiations.
II now traaspires the repc@
Cape Soya, on La Perouse
could not be fortified was unf
the only stipulation made with +
being in regard TO the free pas1
the straits. Japan acquires sue
over Korea and controls entirel|
a free hand the affairs Of the 4
sula railroad south Of Chang CHI
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MiNoP MATTERS.

Lawton section has been visited by
a fire rain.
Ardmore is to have a Young Mems
Christian Association.
Texas county auditors held a two
days session at San Antonio.
Modern woodmen America will put
800 deputies to work In Texas.
Komura and Secretary Root held a
conference Friday at New York.
]. S. Callahan is TO erect four-story
business block at Shawnee. Okla.
Baby OF ]. A. wassenich of Granger.
Tex. fell I'm a tub of water and
drowned.
French location OF Panama canal has
been adopted by board OF consulting
engineers.
Miss Alma Mounts burned TO death
at Roswell. n. NJ. Gasoline stove ex-
ploded.
Since Shreveport has secured fifth
fire engine she has been given a first
class insurance rating.
Herman I.annamacher. charged at
Dallas with murder OF w. G.. Rasbury.
was remanded to jail without bail.
Wherever employers refuse to grant
eight hour day International Typo
graphical union will inaugurate strike.
Spanish war veterans meet next year
at Washinton. Major c. r. Miller OF
Cleveland, o.. was elected commander.
over 200 men connected with cotton
seed industry in Texas and Indian Ter
ritory held an executive session at Dali
las.
A man named Ernest Johnson. who
said he had crawled away to die. was
taken to city hospital at Dallas in seri-
GUS state.
A negro who sought to kill a white
man was hanged. according TO Mem
phis Commercial-Appeal 1t happened
near Brandon. Miss.
Colonel A. NJ. McFadden OF Victo-
ria. Tex, has leased the Hoskins Mon
tevideo ranch in Erazoria county. Tex
as. 1900 acres.
First shipment. $50 tons. OF steel rails
Tor Galveston. Harrisburg and San An
tonic railway. has been shipped from
Pittsburg, Pa. Total order IN 5000 tons
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GREAT GATHERING.
Over Eighteen Millions of People Are
to Be Represented.

New York. Sept. 11.-Plans are near
ing completion for the great religious
gathering to be held in this city No
vember 1921 under the name of the
inter-church conference on federation.
The meeting. which is to be held FIJI
Carnegie hall, will be the first in the
religious history of the United States
to which delegates have been named
officially by the various Protestant de-
nominations. previous conferences on
missions and other topics having been
unofficial in character. There will be
present from 500 to 500 delegates, rep
resenting twenty-five religious bodies
with an aggregate membership of over
$4,000. 900.
A general committee composed In
large part of leading ministers and lay
men of this city and vicinity is In
charge of the arrangements for the
conference.
The programme will make evident
the fact that the conference is In no
sense an attempt to bring the various
religious bodies of the country into or
ganization. 1t is the hope of the lead
ers of the movement that the confer
ence may create a permanent organi-
cation of the churches which shall
bring the various denominations into
better and closer relations than have
ever before existed: an organization
that will make 1t possible to voice the
attitude of all the united Christian
churches on great questions. social.
ethical. economic and religious. In
way that has never before been pos
sible.
During the six days of the conference
the foremost men in almost every
Protestant religious body In the coun-
try will be heard from the platform
Among these will be five bishops of the
Episcopal church. six bishops of the
Methodist church. three OF the Meth
odist Episcopal church South. two Mo-
ravian bishops and one each from the
United Brethren. Reformed Episcopal
and African Methodist bodies. A num-
Der of laymen prominent In public life
also will speak. noe Of these II is ex-
pected will be Vice President Fair
banks. Others include Governor Hig-
gins. Mayor Mcclellan, Justices Harlan
and Brewer OF the United States su-
preme court Secretary of State Root.
Senator Beveridge of Indiana. Judge
Grosscup of Chicago. Judge Gray of
the United States circuit court and
John Wanamaker. The colleges and
universities viii be represented by
their presidents, including President
King Of Union seminary and Professor
Van Dixie OF Princeton.
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WAS TERRIFYING.
Travellers Profoundly Impressed With
the Earthquake Disaster.

Noceria. Italy. Sept. 11.-Signor Fer
rari. minister Of public works. arrived
here by special train and continued his
journey toward MonteIeone. Trains
coming from Calabria are much de-
layed. The Naples express was five
hours behind time. Railway lines In
Galabria are much damaged. making
It necessary for trains to proceed slow
" after inspection Of route Travellers
arriving here from calabria were pro
foundly impressed with the disaster
The depot at Parghelia was completely
destroyed. Travellers recount seeing
villages reduced to ruins. men and wo-
men half clothed weeping and seeking
10 ind and bury the bodies of their
relatives. All depots from San Clio
vanni to Santa Eufemia were Invade ]
by the populace demanding succor
The spectacle was terrifying.
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CRUISER STRAIN OS.
Large German Vessel Going to German
East Africa Strikes Rocks.

Singapore. Sept. 1.-THE German
protected cruiser Seeadler. which left
this port for German East Africa in
view of the rebellion there. struck sub
merged rocks twelve miles from here
and stranded there In bad position.
The Seeadler is of 1640 tons displace-
ment and 200 indicated horse power.
giving her speed 1haalini
-ffe ARMAMENT consists OF eight four
inch quick firing guns and a number Of
smaller rapid fire guns. Her engines.
boilers and deck are protected by one
to three inches Of steel. The Seeadler
was built at Hamburg and launched In
1892.
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Powoer BLOWS UP.
Terrific Explosion Takes Place Sis
Miles from Uniontown, Pa.

Wbcs sfoHi SHtonkoWnp "a.
Connellsville. Pa. Sept. 11.-Rand
powder works. six miles from Union
town. Pa. blew up at s:15 o'clock Sat
urday morning There re forty Ave
men at work. All telephone and tele-
graph wires were destroyed. 1t was
stated at noon Saturday the death list
would be between twenty fifty. There
were two explosions.
Among the rescued Is Manager Rand
of the plant. The first explosion.
which started In a car of powder,
spread all over the buildings OF the
plant. One odd feature of the affair Il
that a passenger train on the Baltimore
and Ohio was passing the scene at the
time. The train was Jared tremend-
ously and every window broken. A
number of passengers were cut by
showers Of glass which fell about them
but not body was killed on this train.
The conclusion was like an earthquake
to the country round about and in sur
rounding towns caused great excite
ment, which was not lessened by the
fact that communication on the trolley
line was broken of several miles from
here. Manager Rand is seriously hurt
The first thing he did after being re-
moved was to insist on being carried
to the telephone so that he could talk
to his wife at Union. because he knew
she would hear the report of the ex-
plosions and believed nothing else than
his voice would reassure her.
Up to / o'clock Saturday twelve
bodies had been recovered. Not one
OF the ten buildings remain.
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YELLOW FEVER
is SPREADING
Increase of Cases Was Reported a.
New Orleans.
WORSE AT PENSACOLA
Eleven More Inhabitants Of Florida
City Are Stricken With Malady
and One Man Has Fallen
q Victim.

New Orleans. Sept. 11.-Following is
yellow fever record up to 6 o'clock
Friday evening: New cases, A; total.
1921; Deaths 4; total, 30S; new foci, IL;
cases under treatment, SOC: cases dis
charged, 1907.
There is no accounting for the jump
in the record of new cases except pos
sibly the fact that physicians have
lately been reporting more positive
cases and fewer suspicious cases. A
case was taken to the marine hospital
from the steamship Westover, which
runs between New Orleans and Tampa.
Fla. but she had been in port long
enough for the man to have contract
ed the Illness ashore.
The only new point of infection in
the country reported Friday was by
Dr. Brady, who discovered twelve cases
on Windlawn plantation. twenty miles
below New Orleans. and another case
two miles below.
Among other country reports were:
Jefferson parish: Kenner. five cases:
Hanson City, two cases: Bayou Men
0las one case.
Patterson. eleven cases. one death:
Bayou Bouef. four cases: Riverside
plantation has $50 cases to date and
seven deaths.
? TaIlulah. seven cases: Lake Provi-
dence. seven cases.
St Charles parish: st. Rose. two
deaths: Patterson plantation. one case.
Interest among the yellow fever
(<xl.s a
corder Marmoual of DR.. Philip Berge
who was arrested a week ago on a
charge of failing to report cases OF
yellow fever. DR.. Berge Is of excellent
repute In the medical fraternity and no
feeling exists toward him. but DIR.
White and his colleagues desired a
prosecution Of the case In order to set
an example to doctors who were I'M
willing to cope with the au horities.
DR.. Berge's defense as to the Chartres
street cases was that he reported them
by telephone to the emergency hospital,
when his diagnosis of them was COM
plete. DR.. Berge intimated that he was
not required to report suspicious cases
and that a diagnosis of yellow fever
was impossible before the expiration of
twenty-four hours. Before the trial
was completed DR.. Bere decided that
ne would plead guilty to one of the
three charges against him on condi-
ton that the other two would be dis
missed. He did 80 and paid fine Of
$25.
In spite of all that has been done to
fg8fEfed inEIances c6su,
dnue to appear wherein Italians show
reluctance to report sickness among
them
DR.. Brady reported a typhoid nest
OF Infection in Plaquemine parish. 1t
is at Woodland. There are 300 people
at Woodland. There are three cases
now and nine convalescent One death
has occurred there.
DR.. Won Ezdorf returned from a visit
to Bayou Bouef. Lafayette. Patterson,
and other points along the Southern
Pacific. He said that the situation was
steadily improving in that quarter OF
the state.
Among the new cases was that of
Sister Felicite in the Mount Carmel
convent. 1t the first case In that in
stitution and was reported by the ply
sicians in charge.
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rs APPALLING.
Tartars and Armenians Fought 4
stantiy Five Days.

Tifiis. Caucasia. Sept. 1.-The Ar
menian bishop OF Shusha has sent q
message to the authorities saying The
devastation resultant on the misery II
Shusha is appalling. Fighting between
Tartars and Armenians continued uu-
interruptedly for five days and hum
dreds Of killed and wounded are lying
in the streets. The bishop adds NE
greater part of the town consists OF
charred ruins Of buildings DESTROYED
including the government ofIices.
churches. schools. also ships. h
urgently appeals for food. funds and
other necessaries for the homeless
thousands. VII
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Chang Tu. the former being q
Japan with the right to rstalq
and guards for nro1orf1r
after evacuation Of IA ELL
Russians. About ten month";.
period allowed to complete The rc|
OF Russian troops from Manchur1
The actual expense Of keeping
sian prisoners OF war Is to be ID
Japan.
Baron Yamamoto. minister 81
navy. who was present at the me-
said that although there Is a stfoh
popular dissatisfaction with the dern
of peace. II must be borne In mind ths
a far heavier sacrifice of life would /
necessary to take vladivostok tha
that involved in the capture 81 Pol
Arthur. besides the heavy monetar
outlay. II is advisable. therefore,.
said. TO be satisfied with the preser
terms. In conclusion Baron ,Yamasnot
said Russia is sure to build a sffon
navy and Japan must be prepared
make adequate provision for ouch Ion
tingency.
M. olshi. leader Of the Progressiv
party. suggested the cabinet should re
sign after concluding peace upon sue
unsatisfactory terms.
When the fact that no stipulation ex
fists against fertilization OF Cape Soy
and Japan is to have a free hand /
the government of Korea become
known IT is believed popular indinns
ton will be considerably allayed.
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PALMER REMOVED.
Ricketts, Is Temporarily In Charge Of
Government Printing Office.

Oyster Bay. Sept. 11.-President
Roosevelt Friday afternoon took sum-
mary action in the case of Frank W.
Palmer. public printer and head Of the
government printing office at Washing
ton. by removing him from office. Os-
car ]. Ricketts,. one OF the men Palmer
asked to resign. has been placed by the
president temporarily in charge. The
cases of Ricketts, and Hay were turned
FER to the Keep commission for in
sestigation.
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BAD LITTLE NEGRO.
u Is Alleged That He Attempted &c
Poison a Family.

Jefferson. Tex, Sept. ia negro
boy about twelve years OF age. hired by
N. B. Webb OF this city to work about
the house. became offended at the fam
ily for some trivial matter and at
TEMPTED TO poison them. He put a
heavy dose of paris green In their
supper. while putting It in some OF
II was spilled on the cloth. which re-
yealed his purpose. He was arrested
and taken to jail.
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TWO NEW CASES.
Patients Are White Boys and Second
arv Infeet;oo lie ~ WorL

Patients Are White Boys and Second
airy Infection is at Work.
Natchez. Miss. Sept. 1.-Two new
cases for Friday shows that the Sec
ondary Infection is dom its work. The
patients are white boys living in the
same neighborhood as the original infec-
ton. though three blocks apart. One Of
the boys was taken sick. and instead of
going home. went to the emergency
hospital. This makes three cases un-
der treatment.
Assistant Surgeon Adamson of the
marine hospital service arrived from
Noble to relieve DR.. Lavinder of the
work entailed by the fumigation of
steamboats, and freight cars.
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Nearly All Cornered.

City of Mexico. Sept. 1.-THE sugar
syndicate. which was organized here
several months ago, after the collapse
Of the previous sugar monopoly. is now
estimated to have practically cornered
seven-eights OF the existing supply.
Prices have advanced IS per cent.
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DECLARED ABSURD.
Rosen Emphatieally Denies Story &
bled OF an Indemnity. N.

New York. Sept. Ii.-Baron de Rod1I
gave out an emphatic and unqual
denial Of the story cabied from Lor
TO the effect that secrt treaty D.
been arranged directly between ri
emperor of Russia and the emperd
Japan providing among other thiA
that Russia should pay Japan an "a
demnIty Of ssOo.ooO.OOO less 800. o0o. oo'
TO be paid for care and maintenauc,
OF Russian prisoners Of war. Baron. a
Rosen declared the story had not ID;
slightest foundation and was absurs
on fits face '
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II you eat without appetite you need
Prickly Ash Bitters. 1t promptly roS
moves impurities that clog and im-
pede the action of the digestive Or
gsns, creates good appetite and a
gestion, strength Of body and activity
OF brain, II
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vicksbura Fumiqated.

vfcksburg, Miss, Sept. 11.-From 10
a. m. until late hour Friday afternoon
almost every business house In the city
was closed. the day having been set
apart for general fumigation. This
work was thorough. nearly 100000
pounds of sulphur having been burned.
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Marries Miehiaan Miss.

Fort Worth. Sept. 11.-Alderman
Horeland OF this city was married a,
Bay View. Mich. TO Miss Jennie Rus D..
sell OF Lansing. Mr.. MOre.and Is a
member OF the Texas state Democratic
executive committee.
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Drilling Contest.

FL Paso. Sept. IA great miners
drilling contest viii be the feature of
the American Mining congress here in
November. Entries will be ON to the
world and many crack drillers from the
west are expected
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Eleven New Gases.

Pensacola Fla. Sept. 11.-Pensacola
had eleven new OF yellow fever cases
and one death Friday.
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STEADILY IMPROVES.
Fever IL Mild and It Readily Responds
to Treatment

70 trcdkrNcUI.
New Orleans. Sept. u.--while the
death rate remains SO low. Federal and
local authorities continue to believe
the situation here Is steadily improving
In spite OF the sligth jump OF new cases
deaths have been due rather to neglect
than inattention. The fever Is now ap-
pering In a form so mild that It re-
spends steadily to fairly decent treat
ment.
Every day evidence comes OF In
creasing faith In the country In the
mosquito theory. The success of the
eight here has amazed many rural COM
nunities. whom the experience of the
past has taught that yellow fever Is
uncomfortable once It has got firm
hold. AZ II did this year early In the
summer.
Although health authorities here
made II known there would be no OBJ
jections TO opening the public schools
10 October. provided that certain pre-
cautions were taken. the school board
decided upon Indefinite postponement
OF che oroginal date. which is Sept, rs,
II there Is steady improvement from
this time forward a special meeting Of
The board will be held between Sept
ndnoct. / to fix the time Of open
oy&F tne touffry will not be
here until the fever Is prac-
(ye6Ily wiped out.
An instance Of the good Impression
made by DR.. Whites work Is shown in
|the action of the town council OF Amite
City. La. which now announces that II
viii receive all kinds of fruit and
vegetables from New Orleans except
bananas and cabbage.
Ten new cases and one death was
yellow fever report up to noon Satur-
day.
Amite City. La. will receive all kinds
OF fruits and vegetables except bananas
and cabbage.
Advices from Baton Rouge say yell
low fever has appeared there.
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In Mississippi,

Jackson Sept. 11-Gulfport Friday
had five new cases and Natchez two.
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ELEVATOR BURNS.
One Million Five Hundred Thousand
Bushels of Grain Destroyed.

Chicago. Sept. 1.-THE Santa Fe
elevator. containing 100000 bushels Ct
gram. was destroyed by fire. Loss Is
100000.
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Houses and churehe. Cracked.

Messina- Sicily. Sept. 11.-Sfany
houses and also churches were cracked
here by the earthquake
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1t is all easy enough to say you
have the goods and the cheapest prices
to be found In town. We are ready to
prove it. Give us . call, and be con-
vinesd. Phifer q %. tt
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Chang Tu. the former being y
Japan with the right to rsta{Q
and guards for urofnr<1