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The Washington times., 1906-07-31
Avenue Property
Not Good Seller

BY virtue Of q decree IN the Cnancery
Court the property 638 P,nnsYlvs~ia
avenue northwest, was offered at C.
ticn yesterday afternoon and Withdrawn
al $500
The lot has a frontage Of 209 feet on
Pennsylvania avenue, with an irregular
depth Cf about ninety feet. and con-
tains f.S5' square feet II ground. The
improVeme ITS consist o. a three-story
brick and store building occupied as a
lunch room under heavy rental
The price bid represented about SIS
per square foot, which was not Consid-
cred satisfactory. Recently premises
$50 Pennsylvania avenue were sold al
Sl7 per foot. the lot being both deeper
and WiGer.
The sale was largely attended and
was conducted by Auctioneer Adam A.
WesCh.er.
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
FOUND ORIGINAL PLANS
OF OLD CONSTITUTION

AT last the famous old steel frigate
Constitution may be restored 10 her
original self, Naval Constructor Hall.
OF the Navy Department. having sue
Ceed5d tn locating the original plans for
the old ship which have been lost fol
many years.
When Congress appropriated 500 ~
for the restoration Of the ship a few
months ago the Bureau OF Construction
and Repair set about 10 carry out the
scheme A search for the original plans
was at once instituted. and Constructor
Hall, while looking through the East
india Marine Museum at Salem. Mass.
ran across the old parchment. which
viii now enable the work 10 proceed
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
WOMAN BROKER SUED
BY MASCULINE LOSER

CINCINNATI. July a.-suit was
brought today in Magistrate Blooms
against Miss Charlotte Tbor,y41cS5
Brown. 70 recover 500 lest in specllI5tion
on stocks. According - Jones In. Ioeeog
occurred between February ana Aprf -
MISS brown is one OF the few women
engaged in the brokerage business a,7d
has offices in the Mercantile IIbrsr,,
Building in Walnut street. She h III
only woman in the city in that business
although Miss CarnOt Stevenson edits
and publishes daily financial paper
here.
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
COIN LAY BURIED
SEVEN CENTURIES

VENICE. July 31.-An important dis
Coyery has been made here while de-
taching mosaics from inside the basiIica
of 81. Mark 10 carry out the work Of
restoring the whole cathedral, which
was shaken through the sinking Of its
foundations Buried IN cement was a
very rare coin Of the time Of the Doge
EnricO DandolO. who died IN 1905. thus
proving that the building Of the basiiica
was going on in the Twelfth century
II IS supposed that the coin fell from
the clothing OF a workman into the Ce-
ment, remaining there seven centuries.
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
WILLIAM H.. SELDEN
HAS PASSED AWAY
Widely Known Hotel Man
Died Early This Morning
After Long Illness.
NATIVE OF LYNCHBURG, VA.
Proprietor Metropolitan Hotel Many
Years-Conducted Hotels in South:
Fought in Confederate Army.

William II. Seldeu. president Of the
Metropolitan Hotel Company, died early
this morning I'm his apartments in the
hotel. on Pennsylvania avenue. after an
illness of several months. Mr. Selden
was ona OF the. oldest hotel managers
OF the city having directed the affairs
OF the Metropolitan Hotel for the past
eighteen years. When he assumed
charge of the hotel IL was known as
the old Browns Hotel
Was III Six Months.
Mr.. Selden was taken sick about six
months ago. After having undergone
an operation he repaired 10 his summer
home at Haymarket, Va, believing that
a change would be beneficial 10 his con-
dition His condition became steadily
worse and he returned 10 the city. be
ing confined 20 his bed until his death.
Mr. Selden was born i'm Lyuchburg,
Va. sixty-six years ago. and was the
son of Samuel and Carolina Selden. At
the age OF eighteen he enlisted I'm the
Confederate army and fought through
the civil war, and ar the close of the
conflict came out as lieutenant He
served on the STAFF of Gen. Kirby Smith.
Hotels in South.
Al the close OF lAe war MI Sclden
moved 10 Danville, Va, where he form
ed a partnership with two l--c and
opened the Arlington Hotel at that
place. and another at Atlanta. Ca. the
kimbau House. For a number OF years
he remained at Danvile. but being Of
fered the Old Browns Hotel for e.. very
small amount, he decided TO take the
venture and purchased the hsstelry.
moving TO this city at the same time.
Shortly before coming 10 this city Mr..
Seiden was married 10 a Miss Mary
Booker. of LynChburg. by whom he is
survived He IS also survived 10y two
brothers and three sisters.
W. A. Carpenter, of Roanoke, Va,
brOther-in-laW OF Mrs. Selden. came 10
Washington this morning and viii ac-
company the remains To Lynchburg,
where intcrmeut will be made.
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
LEAPS INTO FIERY PIT
TO ESCAPE SAWS TEETH
Knocked From Conveyor Mill Employe Takes Chances
of Cremation and Floundering in Flames,
Finally Freeing Himself.

BAINBRIDGE. Ga. July 31.-Suuck
by a moving slab while engaged I'm
repair work AT the end Of the high
conveyor which hangs over the flaming
pit for waste, Lawrence Poston, an
employe of Whites saw mill, near this
city. faced probable death by crema-
ton with the alternative Of being
ground TO pieces by a circular saw on
the opposite side.
Poston chose the former course, and,
closing bis mouth and eyes. took the
The Washington times., 1906-07-31

leap into the blazing pit. With strength
born Of desperation. he took a second
leap and a third. on the Goals and
fiery timbers, finally getting beyond the
tongues of fame that seemed 10 be
reachins 81 ia their effort 10 draw him
back
Poston was quickly surrounded By
friends and medical attention was rem
dered, His head and side We're ter
rihly burned, but he VIII probably re-
cover.
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
,Io.oo Niagara Falls Excursion, Balti-

more q Ohio. leaving Washington 7:3O a.
m. August g. Special train. Standard
Coaches. Parlor Cars and Dining Cars.
meals a "a carte. Route via Philadelphia
and picturesque Lehigh Valley. Liberal
stOp-Over5 returning. Tickets good ten
days.
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
Deer Park Sleeping Car, Baltimore and

Ohio r. X. For accommodation OF pat
rons a drawing room sleeping car leaves
Deer Park Hotel station every Tuesday
Thursday. and SUNDAY night. l2,5s mid
nigi arriving at Washington $50 next
morning.
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
sIo7.so California Round Trip.

On sale every day via Baltimore & Ohio.
Good returning until October 81. Consult
Agents.
The Washington times., 1906-07-31

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad to Ocean
City, Md, and Rehoboth Beach. $500
EJund trip Saturday 10 Monday; S4lO
gOOd II days; s. season. Train leaves
Washington 1 p. m. daily except Sunday,
making connection with boats from Bal
timore.
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
stOTage Ia Guarantees safety.

The warehouses of Terminal Storage
Co formerly storage dept. Union Trust
Coz are absolutely nreprO0i Office, l4l4
F.
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
Skilled Mechanics, Electricians, Car

penters.. Laborers wanted Ia San Fran
cisco. Full Information as 20 schedule
Of wages prevailing. &c from A j..
Poston. Genl Agent. Washingt0n-Sunset
Route. 81 Penn ave. NV.
The Washington times., 1906-07-31

The Favorite Summer Dessert.
60. q 8" pure cream ice cream. Drug
gists
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21
Ace of the Earth.

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Potosi journal., 1906-11-21
Dog Obeyey Phone Order.

&. b. Kent Of Burlington, ".
has Il dog that money could not
bay. Mr.. Ken. is foreman in the
job room in the Free Press Office.
The other day he started for hnme,
hu, friend invited him t. tako An
auto ride, and he did, leaving the
dog on the street. The doc tried
to follow the auto, bat lost it aud
returned 10 the Free Press office
and refused TO leave. \ cou ,lc Of
hours later Mr.. Kent Gale | up an Il
asked that the Telephone receiver
be put to the terriers ear.
Come home" lie commanded,
when the dog has been raised to
the instrument.
The terrier gave u sharp bark,
holted ont Of the door, and legged
it for home like streak Of light
ming. He run the mile 10 less than
live miuutes.-CathoIic Messenger.
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21
Il Lung Walk

T..e d,ar Did professor wn- one
nf h.. kin'i 49, i, .,r'r! men in the
world, b;i' no WIS ni>p .,ln If the
most ab>rn nsn,!-i IL Va, re
Gently vi~lt3as ht- nrWl, mtrtl,ri
nephew, a,d ,a ,,r..iy, .he ,n,!n2
wife was fuii ,f h: ,,r:t'-r- II ina
tirst-i,nrn. rHe profess II l-'euetl
like Il ;uan in dream t, her rcci
al # inr rem ,rkabic fnrllIrfie
W b which hi, ,.rIt his tueil and as
truly Wonderful 'n'tll'g''nc''. A.
las The dear old fellow woke II
vi /, II start and fell he reaii. N i
say -nmr',iny Tor the sake II
any IA" nI:i eari'I Interested
''Can i!,. dear little fellow walk z
he inquired mildly. "WulK?" SAIL
the lrnud mother, "Wh>, he has
been walking six m,n,h~I "Dea :
me'' said The professor, ''Wha, a
long way he nnst have got.'
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21
The Mysterious Stranger.

The Nv >~,,.jo.!- Stranger Re-
lura~ ;r Famil, asA Ftien,;." Is
ihc cHp'i'n # "i'r s' ''.c.* @l>i"2
shr i,i,trr- If i'r "lrc ~" 'u;
members oi Al, ir-.,~i.st,i- IA Mis-
soar. G vcl.n. i .in ..~ eH
quoted a> -nN ing 'hu 'lie le 'rn-
hn,k,d had ,rr HE M ,;rrru,
/ > rauyrr.' q her newspapers ';h'!
Z, !l.r ipitilritu- l,v,. III de -''n :
! lal rssIaGhs.
A. II matter # cold lac; Tie iec-
i,ut! "a. ,.ic-,i,N had nu9!lIn.. l., de-
ultil aud "a. .frr: ,n "iHr My--
4 ,etI n,s Stranger. Seiatirr " H.
t,a,li W.Inrr nIli have. iu,ir = -
L. serve in lie United STATE ~cn-
a,e s~.tnre he viii be direcli, ~
| lclc-s... .u ibr l"llilrnl niakr-ui,
at Missouri legislature. aud 10
HE ultunllnlr m,n, si,HiGs may
t,,pi,cn. f"i nsaauce, Nnt'am
Juei Stone, Alexander Dnckery
and ,''~till, W. Folk ma, earn
seek by his "spn irc,tiar method t.
break into The senate. And let II
he generally known !hat the leg =
inturc to he elected two Years
Ap;i>u i. to name Que uf the tnrtc
gentlemen s,r tho office now lrid
| h\ Senator Stone and ,i,nre will h.'
strife within HE ra,lks y! the
Dcm..crHc, that Will lnes,ra Rrptib-
! licau success.
White The Rr,,un,lcan~ sh'"sld
have elected Il n!n jorils Of the
! lneinhers Of the Legislature Iue-
DAY, HE Etct lnrl they dil ~; may
rebound 10 the good OF ,hn parry.
! Stune aud DorIlery and Folk fuu
the Senate, au,1 he -cr.lch!ny and
confusion which mus, nainrni!,
| follow, will give The ktruhI'can~
j the chance. IN 1908 tn e..uu :.u,th.t
M, ,lcrluus Stranger" t. WASH
'ngs"n Ia keep c"mpnn, Nll''
Mn}"r Wnrncr.-Scd iii. Cni :i'al.
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21

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Potosi journal., 1906-11-21
New Game Progressive MoaO'
U1iny.

Ii is to the credit Of the judges
that most Of them have been firm
in the crusade which tends to con
troll our greatest national curse.
divorce, as far as the law makes it
possible.
But the evil grows with the
times.
When Il woman iu Lncretia Bnr
gia's set fancicd new husband,
she fed the old one pounded glass.
When Bluebeurd desired Il nice,
new wife, he stroppcd his favorile
scimitur and held family assassi-
nation. When Brigham Young
favored another iuncce, lie was
forced into all the trouble of build
ing another house.
Nowadays, in this age of labor
saving devices, the inventive Amer
lean has discovered Il way Of say.
lug himself all the trouble.
He simply goes Into court anG
uses the law for II wishbone.
Judge, | want to get rid OF
Nary says ho--in substance
She WAS Il good girl in her day,
but Sues broken down now. She
WAS all right at darning sox and
saving the mortgage litter. But
now that I've broken iuto society.
she amt no USE
whats the CHARGE" asks The
| Judge.
"lncompatibiIity Of tempora
nent," answers the man. "Sh,
qnarrels because | want her tt
wear lowuecked gowns and high
heeled shoes like Dotiie Powder
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21

NJ. Il. Smith. congrcssnan-elcct
from this district, in the recent,
campaign, had to pledge himself
us favorable to protective tariff
duties on lead and lead ores. In
making this pledge to the voters
il the mining district he either
lied to get votes or he acknowIed
ses the Republic party is right on
the tariff question. The lronton
Register should give us its view
of Mr.. Smiths position on this
point.
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21

''Suciulism starcs us in The face"
SAYS an exchange. Yes, and it is
likely to do more than stare before
many years if the masses intcIi.
gently study this question. What
is socialism! It's enemies class it
with uuarchy and vicious uplIeavai
of society, in which the rabblc will
endcavor to disposses those who
have wealth for their own gain.
If socialism took such a trend it
would. indeed, be dangerous doc
tliDe to advocate. On the other
hand, the true friends Of socialism
see in it industrial activity for
communal welfare only, and not
rs now, for the aggrandiza,ion of
the capitalislic class. The people
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21
Not Formally Acquainted.

Uncle Nehemiah, the proprietor
Of a ramshac kle little hotel in Mo-
bile, was aghast at finding new
ly arrived guest with his arm
around his daughters waist.
Mandy, tell that nigyah to
take his ahm way from 'rnnnd yo'
wais,' ho Indignantly commanded.
''Tell him yo' self" said Aman
da. Hes puffect stranger to
me. ."@Lippincost's Magazine.
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21

Dnclor.-Whnt! Trnlbled with
sieepIeSsness. E It something he
fore going TO bei.
Patient. t.-Why, doctor, you
once told me never to cat anything
before going to bed.
Doctor with dignity).-Pooh, |,
pooh. That was last January
Scie nee has made enormous strides
stree then.
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21
CuG Money

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very ''' "'''' 'f'''" = '''' "''''' i
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"h'"ii "S iia'l"a"l ''iiih', tit' are
aHtH"'I1l lnt">H" III hheF. fcl'ie
the, eau is-ue the Ill ';i"\ however.
'lei mu-i s. into The market ald
bay g'vern'n"nt b'ni> t. ina
anloiint ~ c"fici ~ H!'y want Ia
l,sar, aiiN dei"'st tlht WIN thc
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hoiier ~ 'Ae CA ion't, '1ti'. IA
ltt''ife NJ we BANK, SiA, iHi III
stance, :! b'nh wanted t. 's,''"
ol"',''' III ha"h c"FF'h|N' iH".'
III - ''' ''"' ''''"' II ''''''' "''''I
"f '.'.'''> '"'' 'e'"'~'' 'heh /" '"e
treasury.
l'i' G'''f"'ii'hi ''ieh has 'iie
cnrfe.ci printed "'d 'H'i'Er' 10
the 'a"k ""etr II m'-t il" ~'4' "a
ny lac president al! '.'7"or "t 'He
bank and then Ii Il r'"iv to ne r"i
'nt" S'Fc'i'atioh. Va 'i''' = ~.'''h'
ell "iiHs n'''e l. secured ~ bond ;
OF Tie United ot''' S I"t"@itet
with sno Z. , lrra>'t'r d. Wash
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Potosi journal., 1906-11-21
Facts About La G gre.

Lake Erie has tie largos- number Of
ports of 100000 popula:i IN Or upwards.
Lake Superior Las no city in that
class, nor has Lake Huron one near
The 100000 limit. Lake Ontario has
only one-and mat a Canadian port
unless Rochester, which has Char.
iotte for 4 port and lies several miles
inland, is Included.
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21
Queer Birth Offeriros,

a singular birth custom prevails in
Yorkshire. III parts OF the West RI.
ins It is quite common 70" visitors to
a house ii which a new baby has ap-
peaEed to carry with them as an Of
ferirg to the infant new laid egg,
SOME salt, & piece Of bread and, in
some ce:sea. i penny.
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21
Brunettes Have the Call.

A physician is responsible for
statement which is at once novel and
surprising, lie declares that the
chances of dark women of obtaining
husbands are to those of fair wonl-
en- in the proportion of three to two,
and that this conclusion is proved by
statistics.
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21

No sooner has hope been revIv
ed in the hearts of our Dem ,cratsc
friends by the ''redemp,lun' of
Missouri, than Governor Folk
gives them Il cold dousc by giving
it out that he wants law as soon
us he can get it to make lobbying
a criminal ulfense. And it is the
lobbyist who is the true and only
source Of those 1000 dollar bills.
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21

Old Washington county knows
how tu discriminate bet aa
active Congressman aud Il hnnp "i,
Irg, and So gave Congressman
Rhodes majority Of $50 over his
opponent. Ii Mr.. Smith htd cam
paiynrd here Il week or so lon yer
our ma 'r'ty would have been hIy
enough to have knocked him oui
of the Office.
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21
The Swallows light.

\ series of experiments made
at Antwerp have demonstrated the
amazing fact that a swallow can
ilv two miles per minute and main
tam that speed for hours at time.
This is higher speed than any
living creature has ever been
known to attain.
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21
Flower Symbols.

january. the snowdrop. February,
the primrose. May, the violet April,
the daisy. May, the hawthorne. June,
the honeys,lehle. July, the water lily.
August. the poppy, September, the
morning glory. October the hop bios
som. November. the chrysanthcmum.
December, the holly.
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21

WITH the Democrats ,nd Frnnk
II. Fariis ~ cun'rnl IT the NJ
suiri legislature tins winter. we
may l",k forward to some h,nrf
cent legislation fit tn, trusts and
corporations.
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21
A CA RID.

This is to certify that all druggists
are aut hnriz. d 10 refund your money
If F,Itt'> Hnnet aud Tar fails to cu,e
your cough ar cnid Il stops lie cou, h.
heals the tung> and prevents Se,inu>
results from IA cold Cures ID grippe
cough and prevents pneumonia and
cnn-umpthm. Cnntaiu- Il" opiate-.
Th-. ~ -nuine is in Il yellow package.
Ret,t>e >ubsi flutes Guy drug slur...
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21

T4e mex. general assembly of
Missouri will have 90 D,ul,.'rat :
in the Senate aud 50 10 he HOUSE
the RrpubIIcnn- will have II ne'n
hers ~ the Senate and 81 ~ III,
Honsc. The wicked minority viii
be held responsible for .hc short
conIings of the dominant party, "i
cttifSp
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21
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ADVICE TO HOUSEWIVES

No home is 50 pleasant, regardless
or the comforts that money will buy,
IS when the entire family is in perfect
ealth. 4 bottle Of Orino LAXATIVE
Fruit Syrup costs 80 cents. 1t viii
cure every member OF the family of
constipation, sick headache or Stum.
aCh trouble City drug store.
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21
l,IODD POISONING

results from crnnic constipation. :. hich
is quickly cured by Dr.. Kings New
Lite Pills. Thcy remove all poison
ou> germs from the system and iHfu-e
baw life and vigur:Cure suur stomach.
uau>ia. i:eadache, dizziness and collie.
without gripping nr di-cnmf'rt. 25c.
Gaarauteed by S. r. Thurman 4 Go.
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21
Strenotl1 Of Grindstones.

The strength of grindstone ap-
pears from recent tests to vary widely
with the degree OF its wetness Or dry.
ness, stones that are dry showing ten.
sile strengths of from 146 to 1856
pounds per square inch, but after soak
Ing over aight breaking uuder stresses
ot so to ll6 pounds per square inch.
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21
Sea Of GaIilee Ferry Line,

The Lake of Gennesaret in Pales-
tine. called also the Sea of Galilee and
the Sea of Tiberias, famed for the
miracles Christ performed thers. has
ja;st heea pr0tanea by the appearance
OF modern steamer, which will take
passengers to the little villages on its
shores.-N. Y. World.
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21
SPECIAL ONE-WAI
COLONIST EXCURSIONS
CA LlFORNIA.
THE NORTHWEST
and OLD MEXICO,
VIA THE
Missouri pacifiC.lrOn
Mountain Systems,

AT GRAATLY REDUCED RATES.
TVc offer the following very low
unuc way special rates from pniu,s
named below To the principal
points in California, the North.
west and Old Mexico.
From, St. Louis, 5000
From ST. Louis to Helena, Butte,
Anacond: and intermediate
points, $500
From St. louis to Spokane, Uma-
tiIa :.uo intermediate poiuts.
$3.50
From st. Louis to Portland, Ia
COMA, Seattle, Victoria. Van
co,,vcr and iniariletlistc
points, $4,000
From St. Lonis to poiu.s ia Old
Mexico, $27.OO
Also low round trip rates.
Through tourist car servics.
Tickets sold until Oct. 3lst, 1906.
For particulars see agent or ad-
di ess Daniel Deluny, travelling
n ssscpgw Npcnt, ST. Louis, No.
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21
w. L. Hunter, agcn, German
american Insurance co. of New
I oik. Sec him fortirc insurance.
\ BADLY BERNED GIRL

rr boy, man or woman, is quickly GU:
III pa u II Buck less Arrica Salre Is ap-
r!ied promptly. q. ). We-cii. OF Tekph
sha, Mich. says: Il rsc it ~ my fam
lty for cas-. snr"> and all skin lriur-
les, and fnd it perfect Quckest
pie cure known. Best healing >aive
made. &c at S. L. Thurman's drug
store,
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21
DANGER FROM THE PLAGUE

here grave danger from the
riagut O. Coughs and Colds That are so
p,rva,ent. unless You take DR.. KiuK's
New Discovery for Consumption,
C"ughs and Colds. Mrs Geo. Walls,
Of F''rest City, Me-, writes: "ICs q
G"dS-nd TO people living IN climates
where coughs and colds prevail. l
fIud it quickly ends them. Itprcvents
Pue umnnia, cures La Grippe. gives
won derful relief in Asthma and Hay
Few er, and makes weak lungs strong
sno u.h to ward Of Consumption,
Co, ighs and Colds 5Oc aud Si0O.
Gt arantcrd by S. +. Thurman & Co.
! II iai bDttic free.
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21

Speaking generally, the masses OF cur
city people seem either to live volun-
tariiy outside the pale of religious in
t'uences, Or, if willing to come into
fitful contact with such influences, to
be but little attracted Or affected by
them.-Exchanre
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21

In 1905 the people of 'hI> c"nn-
try drank more shan hiIItun dol
lars worth IF beer and whiske,
but the di>llIirries and hlentrIe,
are still ahead uf them. ThI, !.
becoming n hlIIrn-duIiar cotinlr,
in more ways '!an one.
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21

The first deaf mute in the country
to become I nun is Miss EJta Mae
Holman, who was recently received
into the Dominican convent at Hunts
Point, y. Y.
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21
Hone for Humanity,

Let us face the future with courage
and with faith, for Of all the ages
that have come and gone, not one has
such hope for humanity as the twen-
tieth century.--Josiah Strong
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21

Your Uncle john d. l. III w"r
wing that he wlII have I" spend
his declining days in jail. Tn'
Standard Oh hH- not ,ri h.g,;n t"
tyht
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21
Consolation in Sorrow.

Let friendly heart divine cur sor-
rows and force us to confess them,
and we find IN this confession CON
ISOLATION a thousand times sweeter
than the absolute silence which fiat
tered our rride.-Viscountess De Ler-
chey.
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21
The Smallest Potted Plants.

German women collect what are
supposed to be the S Hest potted
plants in the world. i2ey are cacIi
growing in pots about the size OF a
thimble
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21
-Enw that the Campaign il over. we
would like to lear more regularly
from GU: county correspondents

Foley's Honey aud Tar cures 'hc
most obstinate coughs aud exp-l> the
cn.d from the system as il Is mildly
laxative. II Is guaranteed. Do mt
risk taking any but the genuine in
the ye,low package. City drug ssorp.
Potosi journal., 1906-11-21

If trust nru-ct,i,i ~ III 'E"'! -
qulckl, H. HE prp-ecntl''n "I ti'r
fellows who only steal Il dollar or
two. the trust problem w"lld he
quickl, solved