davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-09-05
Kronika Miejscowa.
Ciag dalszy.

Policya otrzymala rozkaz "a
mykania hoteli, W ktorych dzialy
sic niesiychane rzeczy. Przed pa
ru dniami zamknieto czternascie
lochow zbrodni, a ich wiascicieli
zabrano ma stacye policyJna
Wczoraj policya niemiiosiernie
zaczela przesladowac pozostafe
miejsca, wpadajac nagle okro-
pnym wrzaskiem. Goscie powy-
biegali ma ulice, a sluzba, ktora
ME zdoiala uciec znalaz}a tyrl-
czasowe schronienie (do czasu
procesu) ma stacyi policyjnej.
Zamknieto:
Albion ma rogu Peoria Monroe
lie Claire ma rogu Green i Wa
shington, Dewey ma rogu Green
Washington, Vendome pm, rs
Halsted ul. Quincy ma rogu
Quincy i Halsted. West pm. 1S5
w. Madison, Fels naEogu Ma
olson i Paulina, St. James ma ro-
gu Washington i Halsted.
Broni przeciwnika.
Bruno Sula, Grek, wszedl ran
ny do apteki ma rogu Congress l
Desplaines i zazadai pomocy le-
karza. Lewa reke miai postrze-
Iona w kilIu miejscach. Zapyta-
ny kto go postrzelil milczai. "a
brano go pozniej do szpitala po-
wiatowego. Policya daremnle
pracowala ma wyjasnieniem spra-
wy. Sula widocznie chce sic pom.
scie. Podobno przyszio do niepo-
rozumienia miedzy Grekami W
poniedzialek jeden Mich tree
ma wystrzalami rewolweru IRA
nil Sule.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-09-05
TELEGRAMY.

Petersburg, 5 wrzesnia. - w
przyszla niedziele odbedzie sic
narada wybitnych przedstawicie-
Ii roznych kol rzadowych W spra-
vie wladzy prezesa ministrow,
kt6remu przeszkadza dzialac XIII
ka dworska. Ia klika pragnie O.
becnie odroczyc termin wyborow
do novel dumy, poniewaz ma ze-
braniach pred wyborami agita-
torzy beda mieli sposobnosc bu-
rzenia wyborc6w. Pogloska po-
wrocie Wittego do Petersburga
okazala sic faiszywa.
Petersburg, 5 wrzesnia. -
Wladze skonfiskowaly w Mos
kwie broszure, w ktorej zesta-
wiono rome przemowienia cara
Mikoiaja. Jedno zdanie zbija w
tych przemowieniach drugie, a
celem broszury jest osmieszenie
cara.
Ogloszono carski ukaz, wyzna'
czajacy najmniej 8 lat ciezkich
robot ma agitatorow, ktorzy bun
tuja wojsko, rozdajac zolnierzom
proklamacye rewolucyjne.
Petersburg, 5 wrzesnia. - 800
rewolucyonistow wypedzono
wczoraj miasta. Rad oglosi
sw6j program reform lsu ogolnej
wiadomoSci wyborcow Oprocz
ruchu w ministerstwie uchwa}
ziemstw, ME MONA obecnie zau-
wazyc dzialalnoSci W Ionic par
tyj opozycyjnych.
Cesarzowa wdowa wyjechala
wczoraj w towarzystwie arcy-
ksiecia Michala, carskiego brata,
do Danii. Car MikoIaj carowa
Aleksandra odprowadzili matke
do Kronsztadu i wrocili nastep-
ME do Peterhofu.
General Stoessel i inni oskar-
zeni oficerowie Portu Artura,
beda procesowani powt6rnie, po-
niewaz komisya Roppa, rozbie-
rajaca powody poddania twier-
dzy, ME zgodzila sic jednoglos-
ME ma potepienie generalow, ska
zanych przez sad wojenny.
Warszawa, 5 wrzesnia. -
aZeszlei nocy aresztowane mnos'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-09-05
RobIey D. Evans, kontradmlral
marynarki Stan Zjed.

mad drogami postepowania kleru,
azeby strzedz skutecznie dobra
Koscioia rzymsko katolickiego
wobec nowych praw masonskich'
80 dostojnik6w Koscio}a radzi
pod przewodnictwem kardynala
Richarda, arcybiskupa paryskie-
go, w jego paiacu.
Biskupi uwiadomili OLGA Swie-
tego re przy swych uchwalach
ME beda kierowali sic obawa
skutkow zrazenia ku sobie obec-
nego rzadu francuskiego.
Havana, 5 wrzeSnia. = Ban
da powstancow zlupila mieszkah'
cow miasteczka Castella de Ja-
qua, w prowincyi Cienfuegos.
Urzednicy miasteczka i zandar-
mi schronili sic do fortu, costa
wiajac powstahcom wolne pole
dziaiania.
Seattle, Wash, 5 wrzeSnia. -
Krazownik Boston" osiadl ma
podwodnej skale w poblizu
Wvsp Peabody. Kiedy nastal
przyplyw morza. wydostano o.
kret ma gIeboka wode i doszedi
do portu Ballingyam. Spod okre-
tu przedziurawil sic pompy by
ly w ciagiym ruchu, azeby kra-
zownik uchronic Cd zatoniecia'
Washington, 5 wrzeSnia. -
z Honolulu nadeszia depesza,
kt6ra opiewa, re osiadly ma pias-
ku rzadowy transportowiec "She'
ridan" nalezy uwazat "a straco-
ny. Wszystka wlasnosc prywat-
ma przeniesiona zostala ma LAD
staly, a obecnie oczekuja W Ho-
nolu1u przybycia statkow, ktore
przeniosa re straconego okretu
wszystkie maszyny i kotly ma lad
staly.
Filadelfia, 5 wrzesna' = Pro-
kurator Ball ME skohczyi jeszcze
swoich badan W sprawie bankru-
ctwa banku Real Estate Trust
Company, lecz zebrai juz mate
ryal, ma podstawie ktorego kilka
osob zostanie aresztowanych.
Ogromne wzburzenie wywola-
la uchwala dyrektor6w banku, a.
zeby "a upadek instytucyi odpo-
wiadat tylko 0 tyle, lie tego wy
.-maga prawo. Dyrektorzy So
!wszyscy znanymi milionerami /
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-09-05

two os6b. Soldat zastrzelil chop
ca, ktory wskoczy} do Wisly, a
by dostac sic ma drugi brzeg RE
XII.
Wczoraj wojsko otoczyIo park
napeiniony piastunkami i dziec-
mi, Aresztowano W MIN 200 O.
sob, ME majacych paszportow.
TerrorySci opuScili gromadnie
miasto przenieSli sic ma pro-
wincye, azeby burzyc chiopow.
w Smardzewie chlopi zatlukli
ma $mierc dwoch agitatorow'
Rewizye po domach spokojnych
obywateli ME odniosly zadnego,
pozadanego przez Rad skutku.
Hamburg, 5 wrzeSnia. - Ia
rad kompanii Hamburg-Ame-
ryka uskarza sic, re zaledwie po-
lowe zglaszajacych sic osob byi
w stanie przewiezc przez ocean,
dla braku okret6w. Zachodzi po-
trzeba wybudowania dwoch no
wych okretow, podobnych do pa
rowc6w America" i ,Kaiserin
Augusta" W tym celu puszcza
kompania w obieg nowe akcye
ma SUNG 5 milionow dolarow.
Berlin, 5 5wrzeSnia' Nv Nieml
czech trwa wojna konsumentow
piwa z piwowarami, ktorzy pla-
cac nova akcyze, powiekszyli
Gene piwa. w Frankfurcie odby1
sic wiec, ma ktorym postanowio-
no bojkotowac tych piwowarow,
kt6rzy piwa ME chca sprzedawac
szynkarzom po dawnych cenach.
w Kolonii piwowarzy Juz u
wzglednili zadania szynkarzy.
Pijacy tryumfuja.
Rzym, 5 wrzesnia. - Czion
kowie kapituly Zgromadzenia
Ojc6w Jezuit6w, po wysiucha-
niu wczoraj Mszy sw., udali sig
do swych eel, ma czterodniowe
rekolekcye, po ktorym przysta-
pia do wyboru Ojca generaia.
Zadna osoba Postronna niema
przystepu do odosobnionych Oh
cow. Rozchodzi sic pogloska, re
generalem zostanie wybrany A.
merykanin.
Paryz, wrzeSnia. - Wczo-
raj zagajonem zostalo zgroma-
dzenie francuskich arcybiskupow
/ biskup6w, azeby naradzic sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-09-05
PRZEGLAD
POuTFD MlEDlNARODOWEL
Chicago, S wrzesnia. .

w Peterhofie odbyla sic rada
koronna; ma 4tora zaproszono
take Pobiedonoscewa, chociaz
on ME zajmuje juz zadnego urze'
du. Zastanawiano sic mad wypad-
kami W Kr6leswie Polskiem. Ia
rag potem rozbiegla sic po Pc
tersburgu pogioska, re ma tel ra-
die potepiono rzady generaia
SkaAona, jako gnuSne i tchorzli-
we, i ze postanowiono go odwo-
lac, co mu zapewne ME sprawl
przykro$ci po zamachu dynami-
towynl, wykonanym ma szczescie
tax nieudolnie, re trzech bomb:
rzuconych pod lego powoz, eks-
plodowala tylko jedna, ale ia
bezskutecznie. Miejsce SkaAona
ma zajac general Aleksy Igna-
tjew, kt9ry jako wielki okrutnik
zaslynal juz pred laty ma stano-
wisku generalnego gubr-natora W
Kijowie. Potrafi on dorownac
Murawiewowi Wieszacielowl.
Wedle petersburskiej pogioski
przybedzie on do Warszawy jako
dyktator, 3ednakze bye moze, ze
stan oblezenia bedzie ogioszony
W calej Rosyi.
Czy, stanawszy ma stanowisku
rzadu rosyjskiego, mozna uwazac
stan oblezenia w Krolestwie rza-
dy Ignatiewa "a srodek wyjatko-
wo ostry, dziki a szkodliwy?
Niemal z dnia ma dzien zwie-
ksza sic rozpasanie socyalistycz-
nai boj6wki W tym nieszczesli-
wynn kraju; zwieksza sic takze
bezradnoSc administracyi pafst-
wowej, obcej krajowi, wstretnej
mu, pozbawional wszelkich z MIN
lacznikow ideowych i dla tego
niezdolnej do walki z bojowka:
pomi1no rozwiniecia calego apa
ratu srodkow policyjno wojsko-
wych. Wzajemnie mordujs sic te
dwie wrogie SHY, cierpi spole-
czenstwo, ktore sic miedzy niemi
znalazlo - cierpi i mic sobie po-
radzic ME moze, bo jest skrepo-
wane przez biurokracye, nastra-
szone przez socyalistycznych ter
rorystow. wiec jak zwykle W ia
kich razach, zaglusza sic zaSle-
pia winem zabawami. Podczas
jednei tylko ostatnieJ Srody spel
Mono w caIem Krolestwie 24o po-
litycznych mordow, a W samej
tylko Warszawie zgineio - po-
dug obliczenia tamtejszego ,,Ku
ryera" = 40 urzednikow policN-
nych i zolnierzy, oraz IS osob pry-
watnych, zraniono zas przeszlo
100 os6b. Mona sic dziwic, re
lyle tylko jest ofiar tel wojny So
cyalistow z rzadem, bo wszakze
urzedowe doniesienia glosza, ze
oddziaiy wojskowe strzelaly ma
ulicach salwami ina wszystkie
strony", bez wyboru. Widocznie
nawet waskowi traca ze strachy.
albo re wsciekiosci glowy. Lecz
takie bezmySlne walczenie ko-
munardami powieksza spoleczne
nieszczescie, rozzalepie, gniew -
napedza nowe zastepy do obozu
anarchii. Toczy sic ia wstretna
woina W irnie wolnosci jednej
strony, W imie porzadku - drn-
giei, a wypadkowa tych dwoch
dazeh prowadzi do jakiejs stra-
sznej katastrofy, I tam tego Mkt
ME widzi: ami do reszty ogiuPiala
biurOkracya, ami faHatyczny So
cyalizm, ami oszolomione spose-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-09-05
StO4ypin i dWorska kIika,
Moskale niepokoja mieszkancoW
WarszaWy.
RskOIsEys pred ybOraml gsnerala OGOH JezutoT'
BIsKUPI FRANCUsoY RADzA MAD DoBREM KosCIoLA
WE FRANCYL
KratOWnk Boston" uszkOdzOny TranspOrtOWee ,Sheridan
straeOny.
pred EburamI gsnsraIa OjG6H JszutoW'
BIsKUPI FRANCUsCY RADZA MAD DoBREM
WE FRANCYL

czehstwo: Nieszczesliwy, bezgra-
nicznie nieszczecliwy krajl
Socyalisci przygotowuja jesz,
cze straszniejsze wypadki. Szwe-
dzki dziennik W Helsingforsie
,Hufvudstadtbladet" donosi, re
zjechali sic tam delegaci wszyst-
kich W panstwie rosyjskiem grup
rewolucNno socyalistycznych, a
najwiecej bylo ich polskich, zy-
dowskich, lotyskich, i uchwalili
oni taxi manifest do narodow:
,,Wspdobywatele! Rad po-
traktowaI przedstawiciei narodu
jako giupc6w, "a teraz sam narod
bezczelnie wyzywa, Te nova
zbrodnie samowladztwa przyjal
narod w glebokiem milczeniu, bo
zdretwial re zgrozy. Ale milcze-
ME to zrozuniaI Rad jake ozna-
ke pokory olsniony zwycie-
stwem, mniema, re ME bedzie u
karany. Hulk armat w Sweabor-
gu Kronsztadzie byl dian upo-
mnieniem, przestroga, ably sic ME
cieszyl zawczasu. Hulk tych ar
mat byl zapowiedzia powszech-
nego szturmu ma wszystkie cyta-
dele samowladztwa. Niebawem
sic zacznie ostateczny boz o zie-
mic i woInoSc, boj zwycieski, a
potem nastanie sad mad przeszlo-
Scia i wtedy wszyscy jej tworcy
spozyja owoce swych czynow.
Wspolobywatele! Badzcie goto-
wi, pamietajcie, ze kto ME ma
mi, tego many "a wroga odpo-
wiednio MIN postapimy. Beds
nowe wybory do Dumy. Panic
taicie, re policzymy kazdy wasz
CLOS kazdego z was pociagnie-
my do odpowiedzialnosci przed
trybunalem swobody. Nova Du-
ma powinna jedynie po to sic ze-
jbrac, aby uchwalila ordynacye
wyborcza, oparta na giosowaniu
powszechnem, bezpoSredniem
tajnem. Oto - jedyne jej zada-
ME. Potem zbierze sic konstytu-
anita, ktora zrobi ostateczny o.
brachunek rzadem carem. ia
ko srodek walki, oglosimy we
wiasciwym czasie odnoSny strajk
wzmocniony aktami doraznych
rozpraw ze slugami samowiadz-
twa. Wzywamy was do obalenia
wszelkiej wladzy, ably zaPanowa-
Ia wolnosc. Mech zyje powszech-
ny strajk i ostateczny boj o swo-
boder'
Jest to zupelnie jakobinski
manifest, a jezeli prawda jest, re
wlaSnie pare dni temu, podczas
manewrow wojskowych W obo-
zie pod Krasnem Siolem niedale-
ko Petersburga, zolnierze stree
lali ostrymi nabojami do otoczo-
nego orszakiem komendanta obo-
zu, wielkiego ksiecia MikoaaJa
- o czem donosza niektorzy ko-
respondenci, to MONA mniemac
re wojsko stale sig coraz mniej
pewnem, = calkiem tax, lak
wskutek agitacyi jakobinskieJ
sprzeniewierzyio sic ono Ludwi-
kowi XVI.
Ale eakkolwiek wojsko posta-
pi W Rosyi, nigdy W Polsce ME
stanie pod rewolucyjna chora-
gwia. Tu ono W obcym kraju, tu
tworzy pretoryahskie zastepy. A
ze jest ogromnie liczne, przeto
ME da sic przekonac, ami ustapi
Pc coz wiec walka bez 'nadziei
,,,,.,,>. .+,,,o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-09-05

spodziewano sic po nich. re po-
kyja dobrowolnie straty depo-
zytaryusz0w. ZanOsi sic ma dlu-
gi kosztowny process wierzycis-
Ii banku z dyrektorami
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-09-05

= Wczoraj nastapilo otwarcie
szkoiy John Marshall School OF
Law.
- Ma torze kolei St. Paul zna-
leziono zimne zVloki Johna
Schoenfelda. '. -'''.s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-09-05

-Wed3ug ogioszonego niedaTno
spisu ludnosci, Londyn razem pred
mfesciami posiada przeszso 10000
mieszkaheow. Cd rokn 1901 przybyso
y mzliona glow. 5Au
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-08

I krs. Pinkham claims that there IL a
e4nd q dyspepsia that II caused by q
arrangement Of the female organism,
end whseh, while IL causes . disturb
Ane3 similar TO ordinary indigestion,
cannot DO relieved without medicine
yhieh mot only acts a. stomach tonic,
bat has 9 peculiar tonic effect ON the f.
saale organism.
As proof OF this theory we call at
ts0tiSn to the ease Of Mrs. Maggie
Wright, Brooklyn, N. ", who was
completely cured by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound after every
thing else had failed. She writes:
"Tor two years I suffered with dyspepsia
which 90 degensrated the entire SYSTEM TINS:
vas unable to attend to my daily duties
eelt weak and nervous. and nothing that ate
TASTED good and it caused disturbance In nv
atemacA. tried different dyspepsia cures,
6Ut nothing seemed to help ma. / was ad-
v1ped to give Lydia r. Pinkhana's Vegetable
compound trial, and was happily surprised
- find that ID acted Hike fine tonic, and in a
Sundays began 60 onjoy and propAEly diges:
cry food. Ny recovery was rapid, and in
i've weeks was O well woman. have rec
snmendses 1t to many suffering women"
No other medicine in the world has
sseeiveS such widespread and unquaN-
Aed endorsement or has such record
81 cures Of female trou blea. rs has Lydia
o. piakhasnt Vegetable Compound.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-08
Education Not Wanted.

"How common 1t used to be, when
: college girl married. to hear people
exclaim: What pity they wasted
. college education on her!'" q
married college woman was saying
the other day. But l haven't heard
L lately 80 much. and maybe the idea
Il slowly dying out. There was q
time when even the college graduate
herself felt that her home offered
little scope for her requirements in
chemistry. sociology and so on. She
knows better now. Besides, not q
few married college women make
considerable money as q result of
their college training. Many write.
tome are engaged as professionals in
charity work. some teach in schools
And colleges, and others assist their
husbands in their professions. But
the public and the college graduate
alike seem to have walked up to the
Tact that the domestic career In itself
offers a wide scope both for study
and action"
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-08
&@ FR1zIs 11
6A\AsE!lleMk4|

Plaid serges. too, win be . 9ea-
ture In materials.
Plaid velvets are seen as we'll a
silks and wooden goods.
Children. and grown-ups, too, will
wear plaids OF every description.
Blue and green predominates Al
combination in this seasons goods.
On tourist. walking and hard-wear
coats. velvet collars IRE 9 good deal
used.
Satin or velvet striped silks and
gauzes are one Of tho REVEALS Of the
new season.
Many Of the Jackets are OF pony
coat order and loose little coats are
found among them.
A fetching red hat for . little per.
son has nat crown Of velvet with .
full doppy brim Of gay plaid silk.
OF the pretty buttons found or
black and dark coats. these with gun.
metal centres and gilt rims are effsc
tive.
Jacqueminot red IN . variety Of
shades. which is . late color fcl
suits and gowns. Il charming In
hosiery.
Palest pink chiffon sr-inkled with
widely-separated large black velvet
dots II among the charming wells for
automobiling.
Whole gowns are made Of plaid
cloth or silk. walking suits are made
Of braid stuffs. and the most las.
cinating blouses- seen IN . long time
are Of taffeta silk. showing the plaida
Of the various claus.
Sun pleated effects are very be-
coming to the slender. youthful fig.
ure. and = bodies Aai skirt In this
graceful mode makes : girlish and
attractive afternoon. 1roek Tor 4
young girl !
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-08
Dressing by Mail.

In these rapid transit days, when
life Is SO full that every moment IL
precious, 1t is not surprising that hall
the fashionable women have taken to
dressing by mail" Their methods
OF accomplishing this once impossi.
BILE feat are very interesting.
There are certain enterprising mil.
liners who make hats for hundreds
OF women customers whom they have
never seen personally. Every woman
knows that the white woman's bur.
den Is the bi-yearly agony Of trying
on hats. They are waited upon by q
clerk who knows nothing of art OF
millinery. and whose only duty IS ia
sell something. The clerk transmits
the order to another woman who in
turn gives 1t to a third, and when
the customer finally ge-u the hat the
original idea has vanished.
But the mail order hat Is differ.
ent. You merely send your photo.
graph, head measurements, a lock OF
your hair and a piece of the gown to
be matched to the mllliner. These
are handed directly to che head mil.
liner together with you1 letter de.
scribing yourself and your Idea. !"
The price you are willing to pay Ia
also stated in the letter. With these
before her, the milliner makes your
hat on fashionable and artistic lines,
giving it individuality and suiting
your face and style OF head dressing.
The result Is nearly always perfect
ly satisfactory.
Most Of the fashionable modistea
In Paris have in their rooms casts OF
the figure of their regular patrons.
These casts are changed as the
woman grows stouter or leaner OF
changes the make of her corset. She
has only to.send samples of the ma.
terials she desires used and the dress
Is forthcoming in few dayC, no mat
ter In what part Of the world she
may happen to be. Ard It always
fits to q button-hole. One modiste
with a sense of hu,aor has dubbed
this new way OF dressing the absent
sartorial treatment. New York
Press.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-08
What the Alpine Hat Means.


It the turban is the maiden aunt
among hats. the harsh Alpine is the
blatant woman's Fighter. Beware
he woman who wears an Alpine. She
has sharp elbows and q sharper
tongue. and she will tAstle you in q
crowd. or render you uncomfortable
IN the street car with a sang froid
born OF selfishness and the belief
that all the world and all that Is
therein was made to accommodate it.
oelf to her wishes. The woman OF
The Alpine hat suspects everyone OF
wishing to cheat and deceive her, and
she harangues the ticket agent and
the conductor with q freedom and
earnestness that IL only equaled by
their rage. Yet she Is not wholly
20 blame, for this state of mind Is
nnQuestionably caused by the hat.
After she has been cajoled into buy
Ing an Alpine and she HIS seen what
she looks like in It, she naturally
Ieels bitter. and tries to avenge her
wrongs on the rest of the world.
The Alpine is the last evolution OF
lhe hat unbecoming. the hat uncom-
Portable and the hat abominable.
Until you have Knocked its stiff brim
against the car seat all during q hur-
tied. touristical continental trip. you
DO not know what real misery even
remotely resembles. A. has lAl-
pine!-Sophie Kerr Underwood. in
The Woman's Home Companion.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-08
Sng suHnlNo nsAaT.

], whom the fires of life each dag
Do heat to pallor--I, who sway
Forever in the bread OF strife,
A burning heart bear!
Tot death will full extinction give.
Or kindly age bound win eeti
So. II live, ! shall outlive; 3.
And II die, shall forget ~
/ ahali not always carel
Not then, as now, at Anglers shock
This burning heart Its walls shall knock
Nor shall Its hopes, o'erdarkened soon,
Amidst crucifxion noon,
Waste into moaning air!
/, Passions comprised fugitive
Shall find release or refuge yet:
For, II ! live, ! shall cutlive:
And II I die, shall forget
shall not always care!--
4 Edith M. Thomas in the Scrfbnsr
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-08
RUNNING SORES ON LIMBS.

Eitsls 0irl's Obstinate Case Of nsseaA-.
lgether Says "Cuticura Remedies
Household Standby"
Last year, after having my httls eirl
treated By . very prominent pAysician for
an obstinate case Of eczema. rssorted 70
the Cuticura Remedies, and was 20 we'll
pleased with the almost instantaneous re-
lief afforded that We discarded the phySi-
clans prescription and relied entirely on
the Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment and
Cuticure PillA. When We commenced With
the Cuticura Remedies her feet and limbs
were covered with running sores. In
about nix weeks We had her completely
well, and there has been no recurrence OF
tho trouble. We find that the Cuticura
Remedies are . valuable household stand
BY, living - We do twelve miles from .
doctor, and where il costs from twenty to
twenty-five dollars to come up on the
mountain. Mn. Lizzie Vincent Thomas.
Fsirmount. Walden's Ridge. Tenn, Oct.
u. 1895"
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-08

ton should be used n decidina
whether the day II a suitable one
Tor the child to be taken out or not
Il the air. 10 damp and misty, or II
there - . northeast wind blowing
It should on no account be out. A
soft west wind can do no harm.
neither can your baby suffer from q
strong south wind II its mouth be
kept shut.
1t II also unwise to let It be out
under the scorching rays Of . mid.
summer sun.
When talking to q young child
speak as naturally as II addressing
an intelligent being. and do not talk
the ridiculous nonsense we too fire.
Quently hear being spoken to babies.
II you pronounce the words properly,
they will become accustomed to the
correct manner Of speaking, and
Will learn to say the words properly,
but In their own sweet baby fashion.
The mother who plays with and
amuses her little ones will never
grow old. neither will she acquire
that wearied. disconnected expires.
sion too frequently seen on the faces
OF those mothers who say they "have
no time to waste with the BARNS. y
1t Is not time thrown away, for chill
dren very soon begin to notice things,
and she who has allowed herself to
be playmate as well as mother be.
comes as the years go on the friend
and confldante of her children
New Haven Register.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-08
Wedding Card Etiquette.

The one general rule thai applies
to all invitations or announcements
ls. Answer in the same way in
which they are sent''-that is to
say. II you get card. send q card !;
u you get q note, answer with q
note. II the invitation Is written in
the third person SO should the re-
Spouse be.
The simplest form of cards for
persons whose means are limited or
those who wish to have q quiet or
Informal wedding is the announce
ment." anc It Is for this reason that
the custom OF sending them is in
creasing season by season. The form
reads always, in the case of a girl.
that "Mr. and Mrs. So-and-so an
nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Tor niece) Mary Ellen So-and-so
TO Mr.. James Edward Smith at such
and such church Cor home address)
On date mentioned"
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-11-08

THERE'S more Catarrh in this section or the
country than all other diseases put together.
and until the last few years was supposed to
beincurable. For great many years doctors
pronouncedit q local disease and prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly failing to
euro with local treatment. pronounced it in-
durable. Science has proven Catarrh 70 be 4
constitutional disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrn
Cure manufactured by +. J. Cheney h Co..
Toledo, Ohio, Is the only constitutional cur,
on the market. It Is taken internally in doses
txom 10 drops to q easpoonful. It acts Direct
~ on the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. They offer ono hundred dollars 70.
any case 1t fails to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials. Address r. J. CHENEY &
Co., Tolei ., O.
ecld by Druggists, Use.
Take HALLS Family Pills for constipation