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sure said the justice. and SO he
gave them flying start ina life
May the tire Of love never explode 81
said he, by way of blessing. NAV
your married life be a broad level
macadamized road. along which Won
VIII chugchug In perfect happiness "
Miss Henrietta Baumgarten OF chi.
cage and Samuel J. Klein met ar a ri.
Ter skating rink Cupid was a wicked
little wretch that time-he saw 10 n
mat Miss Baumgarten fell and that
Mr Klein was right on the spot 10
help her 10 her feet again.
What was more appropriate then
and there than that the gallant voung
man teach the pretty Miss Baumrar.
ten how 70 skate. So that she shouldn't
fall agaln2 il was soon smooth ska,.
ing and Cupid did the rest. They be-
came negaged
Skates brought them together. Whv
should they rot be married on skates?
And they were.
There were 1900 skaters in the
grand march On the floor OF the Conev
Island Skating rink following the
happy couple The Rev +. p. RYAN
o. BROOKLYN performed the ceremony
and instead OF old shoes there was
shower OF old skates Now Mr.. and
Mrs. Klein are skating on the rink OF
life, hand in hand
Stopped Funeral for Weddinq.
There is but one clergyman IN
Bozeman. Mont lie was Conducting
services at the grave Of John Adams
Suddenly there rushed up TO him
very much excited young man and
woman-Alson Baton and Miss Mary
Ward
We want TO get married" they
gasped. and catch the 1890 train"
Cupid was on their side The be-
w!ldered clergyman actually stopped
the funeral, had the young couple Join
hands and made them hus band and
wife by the side OF the open grave.
while the mourners stood by as wit.
nesses and wedding guests,
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The Egyptian pyramids VIII proba-
Dry lose much o. their magnificent
and Legendary appearance IN the near
future. The Egyptian government has
given permission for the erection OF
homes and hotels in the vast plain
stretching from Eskebich 10 the Nile
and covered with the ancient sphinxes
and structures. Already several soci-
eties have been formed 10 avail them.
selves Of the picturesque view for the
building Of large hotels All around
the pyramids Of Ghiseh there are 10
be erected real American skyscrapers
from nine to ten stories in height.
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ing kidney trouble. Ny back ached.
my rest was broken at night and the
passages Of the kidney secretlons were
TOO frequent and contained sediment.
Three E5xes Of Doan's Kidney Pills
cured me in 1897 and for the past
nine years | have been free from kid
ney complaint and backache."
Sold by all dealers. so cents box.
Fosier-Milburn Co. Buffalo. y. Y
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ODD FRANKS PLAYED BY CUPID
Latter Day Methods of the Little God of Lone
Are Truly Astonishing Many Different Wovs
in Which Men and Women Haze Done His
Bidding land Lived Happily Ever After. )"

See here. Cupid, what next viii you
do?
Aren't you satisfied with the time.
honored wedding. with its orange bios.
SONS and It's white satin. It's wedding
march and its expectant chatter. MS
solcmn-looking ushers and timld
bridesmaids. its conventional collation..
hurried good-byes. rice. white ribbon
and old shoes?
Apparently not,
Haven't your pranks about reached
the limit? OF course. one expects this
latter day craze for novelty 10 show
itself In other ways. bur now vou've
taken il up. The formal wedding is
IS oii as the hills and here you're
changing everything From what has
been happening lately IL would seem
,hat half the brides OF this year OF
grace want 10 be married in some
novel way.
OF course those weddings in the
balloon or in the lions den are only
got up for advertisement of some coun.
~ fair or some aspiring ZOO. where
an admission is charged TO sec The
terrified couple become one. But here
are brides. apparently conventional
who don't need the money. who are
planning an sorts OF strange weddings
just for uovelfys sake
Married in Odd Pisces.
Here we have one pair marrying on
roller skates and the next sending
ashore Tor a parson up the Hudson
and being married on the br.degrooms
Yacht one couple chooses an an.
deraker's shop another a cemetery.
Two are made one on horseback. two
other have their wedding party on
train Here is telephone wedding
and there wedding under the
spreading trees Of city park where
the birds sing the bridal chorus.
Two lovers arrange 20 meet on the
high seas and are married by reg
ularly ordained clergyman whom the
BRIDEGROOM brings out on tug. Two
rich young people spend their honey. /
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Artists Dislike solitud.

Nine. Bernhard and Siguora Duse
have mutual horror Of being alone
while travelling. Caruso. the tenor. is
OF the same temperament. ALWAYS
avoiding solitude He is always ae-
companied by some friend. who ar
ranges travelling and other details for
him' gives the singer advice and takes
all similar responsibility from the
artists shoulders.
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The bridegroom handed the clergy.
man a s. bin. the bride smiled and
waved her hand al the mourners and
of they sped. happy as larks. while
the mourners turned again 10 the
grave Perhaps there never was such
a wedding. but s-hat will Cupid not do
when he has "a mind9
Equally novel was the douSle we'd.
ding OF George Beauchamp and Miss
Eva Stormska and Roscoe c. Nelson
and Miss Mary f. Mccarthy They
chose Patrick McDonnelrs undertake
ing shop. 81 Seventh avenue. New
York. as the bridal place Mcdonnell
is a notary
So ar O'Clock one fine evening the
two young men led their blushing
brides into the front room or the I'M
dertakers. past the rows OF sample
collins. and SO into the back room.
where a couple OF the lately deceased
lay. waiting the final administrations
OF the undertaken
And there among the dead Cupid
lighted Hymcn's torch.
The beauty Of the day. the lovely
environment OF hills and lawns and
trees. the soft airs and the singing Of
many birds proved too much for Miss
Annie Stone and Jesse Burns. OF Hop
kinsville. Ky. and Cupid turned an
other trick
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Sweet Thounhts.

An Atchison father is very much
disguised He recently bought his
daughter a SIS gold watch. and she
isn't as pleased with it as she was
with box OF chocolates a young man
sent her The watch from her fathehr
means nothing. but the chocolates
seem to mean enough to cause her
to sit and look out into the dark and
think, and think, hours at a time
Atchson Globe
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The greatest cause OF worry on
ironing day can be removed by using
Defiance Starch, which will not stick
TO the iron. Sold everywhere, 10 or
for Zoe
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Schools Teach Card PIavlno.

Card playing has become so general
among German women Of the upper
classes that regular lessons in play
ing are now given in fashionable
boarding schools for girls.
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rying Squire" by
Shich he Is known
far and wide. hav-
ing already married
some 400 couples.
Ten years ago he
was deputy county
treasurer "kt that
time " said Justice
Law. Il was suffer
ing from an anuoy-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-11-30

Gen. Picquart was always so gentle
In his manner while about his regi-
mental duties that his nickname in the
french army was Georgette.
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He who comes up 70 his own idea
OF greatness must always have had
very low standard OF i; in his mind.
-Hazlitt.
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Defiance Starch-Slxteen ounces for
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only IL ounces for same money.
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spreading beech tree. In whose
/ branches sang innumcrable birds.
ana up In The trees the birds sang
their sweetest. while that wicked
rogue. Dan Cupid. looked on approv.
ingly- II was an idyllic elimination OF
loves young dream.
Cupid whispered 10 pretty little Lu.
ia hroomheld plighted 10 George
Sarles- They We're engaged and had
the consent Of their families though
neither was IL.
George said the girl. next 70 you
! love my horse Let's be married on
horseback"
Let ST. laughed the young man.
only too glad 70 be married any way.
So they rode up 10 Squire Cunning.
hams house and told him what they
wanted He came out into the middle
OF the road and there the blushing
youngsters sat on horseback and said
their vows.
Cupid certainly went out Of the
beaten track that time.
But the most picturesque Of all. per
haps was The way our little god OF
love fixed # for Russell Hopkins. the
wealthy young gallant Of New York.
Atlanta and Narragansett Pier. He
was dead in love with beautiful Miss
Vera Siegrist. the charming young i.
yearold daughter OF Dr. J. ]. Law.
renee OF 1850 Fifth avenue. But DR..
Lawrence said the girl was not old
enough.
Cupid promptly took hand.
Now young Mr. Hopkins is a mil
lionaire and he has a fine big steam
er. the Uno. one fine morning a fort
night ago Miss Vera quietly stole
aboard the yacht The young lover.
leaving his rooms at the ST. Regis.
ordered his captain TO make all s--,m
up the Hudson
Made Happy on Yacht.
on Peekskill the anchor WIS
dropped and a rowboat sent ashore
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Few men will admit they are wrong
es long as there is a chance to make
others believe they are right
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Conscientious people are like ideas.
They refuse to strike man when he
Is down.
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To prevent that tired feeling on
ironing day-Use Defiance Starch
saves time-saves lab0r-saves annoy
ance. will not stick u the iron. The
big l6 OF. package for 1Oc. at your gro
GERS.
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Smokers have 70 call for Lewis Single
Binder cigar 20 get il. Your dealer or
Lewis Factory, Peoria, ILL.,
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sentinen. Inspired by Mature.

The afternoon before the day OF
days the young couple. with the brides
mother and the clergyman. were driv-
ing in Cherokee park. Louisville II
was a lovely afternoon. All nature
seemed 10 conspire TO inspire senti-
ment
"Oh. what beautiful day" sighed
the bridegroom. Wouldn't IL be Won
derful To be married right here"
Why not?" laughed the clergyman
y have the license in my pocket"
The bride blushed. but her mother
smiled.
Then we will be married right
now" announced the bridegroom.
The carriage was stopped. the party
got out and climbed a little way mp
nowergrown hillside. where they
narne 70 a natural grassy altar beneath
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The MARRYING soulRE.,
Justice Gee. {. Law. Of Brazil, ind.
Has Married 400 Couples.

Justice Geo F Law. OF Brazil. Ind.
has fairly earned the title OF The Mar
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A Positive
CURE
EIy's Cream Balm

Cues Relief al Once.
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Head quickly. Re-
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Taste and Smell II
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moon in the arctic. Two others wed
ia aa auto.
Cupid. disguised as an alroner.
made possible the marriage OF Abra-
hanl Van Wrinkle a Newark million
aIra and Mrs Nina G Ginger. Miss
Ginger was a school teacher. bur soon
saf found the call 70 charity too po-
tent She took q course ia the New
YORK. school OF Philanthropy and be.
came connected with the Newark Bu-
rean of Associated Charities.
ono day Miss Ginger went Into the
once Of Banson a Van Wlnkl~. chem
ieai manufacturers 70 solicit a sub.
senniion for some charity in which
sae was Interested Mr.. Van Wrinkle.
VINO has given largely 10 good works.
became interested in her enthusiasm
i'r ne bctiermenf OF the poor and
Unfortunate and he rut his name
Gown Tor liberal donation.
furthermore. he made IL a point to
investigate Miss Ginger's work soon
lhef We're working for the same char
Ties OF course. the rest was easy
ihel We're married a week ago and
M now on their way to Europe for
Their honeymoon.
Figure in Auto Romance.
cupid comes in his auto these DAYS.
''n. wearing goggles. II you please,
ne other day there pulled up to
'.e second precinct station "a Jersey
WY red automobile in which sat a
lung man and a pretty girl.
"here can find a Justice of the
F'a'e asked the young man.
'us' az that moment Justice Ludlow
came along.
dan seeln' nior'
This lady is Miss Anna RYAN and
NJ ives az PIP Dodd street. Hacken-
,a.A' said the young mar. Il am
-'lles Chichester OF New York We
want % get married"
:, SEP right inside" said the gallant
NV ! don't want TO be married in
police station. said Mr. chiches.
- Ivy not stay In the car" suggest /
81 Ais, Rysr.
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Made Happy on Yacht.

on Peekskill the anchor vas
dropped and rowboat sent ashore
for clergyman to come quick. Rev.
John .. Oakely responded When ~
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= Isle anu otntl4. run size oOctS- al Drug
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JESUS BEFORE
PLATE
Sunday School Less On Tor Dee. ?. 1906
Specially Fr-psrss Tor This Paper.
Specially Prepares Tor This Paper

LESSON TENT-Luke 3 $685. Mem
DRY verses 4 -
GOLDEN TENT Then said PLATE. I
Lnd i1 tlllt in this man Luke u
1871 a. u a. Friday morning IRON
dawn f.l eight nr mine o'clock
fl.A' T. The Judgment haN 1f plate
ln JetU Iru
PARA LEI ACCOTN MIS- Matt e
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4 Keep Boy lE|'( y s. !. and IIIl'I|
Girls iii School

here is IS 4 time iil, ID ID 4 boy s life,
when he does not want Ito 90 lto'
school any more. See that the.
boy goes to school Many a.
young fellow breaks out Of school
and five years later wakes llp to-
his irreparable loss. You know
of. a good many like this. Some
quit for good, ashamed to 90
back and begin where they left.
off, but they are years behind,
and the loss comes out of their
skins. Side ira ked Id petty oc-
equations how many men look
back to leaving schoo too soorll3
on cannot trust the young to
know what is best. Co. after
them!
The loss OF a term or a few
weeks Of school Isl serious. Tt
goes, to break down the system
inside the school. tt throws a.
burden on the instructors and
loads down e classes with pupils
that drag along I'D the rear. ItD
disc urages the student and
tends to drive him out of school
rlmanently. gu save In
wages but he loses in life. 2
It il fifty times more necessary
today than a generation ago to-
keep the young In school. No
explanations are needed. The
place for every young man and
woman of fair mental ability, In
the state Of North Dakota, is III
school a
The lower schools have a mul-'
lstitude. The high schools have a.
mod erate number. a few girls
surviving till grad uation. Where
are the rest Today ia North
Dakota only q fraction Of those
who ought to be ia school are
slapping up small Jobs for
quick returns and getting ready
for d failure In life limited and,
cramped by lack of education.
Older people drive these in to-
ward the schools, now at the
beginning Of the school year!
Their coming means d future for
itlle young hel eo the acheDls,I
welfare to the state, and tA the
world vilization.
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the commander of the ship, Of
whose crew he was d member,
The was put ashore on this island
in 1709. It is not known that
he2 kept a diary or papers of any
sort. On his return ro London
he talked with various people
from whom Daniel Defoe picked
up scraps Of information about
Selkirk S strange experiences.
But IN a large sense, Robinson
Crusoe is pure fiction from be-
aining to end.
No sooner was it published
than the story acquired the
popularity which it has ever
since retained. 1t is a mistake
to call Robinson Crusoe d
boys book unless we regard
the boy nature as b persistent In
all men and perhaps it is ia all
healthy men. The story tells Of
the unaided conflict with nature
and circumstance, which is the.
essence Of adult \ life, with I'M
equaled simplicity and force.
,Crusoe is not merely an adven-3
turer, he is the human will,
courage, resolution, stripped Of
all the adventitious soupport Of
society
Juan Fernandez, the dis
coverer Of the island which
bears his name, was a Spanish
navigator, who tried to estab lish
a colony there ia 1868. The en-
terprise proved a failure. Fern
sandez himself led a romantic
career. A skillful sailor, he
learned, ii sailing between the
ports of South America that he
could gain tim BY standing out
Ito sea and getting benefit OF the
trade winds. He made such ex-
petition in fact, that he was
accused Of sorcery, and narrowly
escaped a painful and ignofnin-
Gus death. In those days it was
dangerous for a man to display
urlco common INTEL gence or ID
anything out Of the ordinary.
The island has seen service in
recent time las al Oh ilean penal
|settl ernent il addition to Sci
kirk hunare DIS Of other men have
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Robinson Crllsoe ) Home.

The news that Robinson
fusog 3 isl and has bal been destK oy-
edg9 iinp es Iii Interest to the
lean eaft hQaalTe that pssals
aespIy toithe mil lions sof persons
who have read foe 81 angeIy
powerful and popnlar story All
every boy knows lS0bi nson
zals0e u real name mas Alex aYlr
der SellS b cottisIa iIor. Eli
is Just two zi ess ago since
he Was living eli of all
HE surveyed III the island Of
juan Ferns ntlez. lii consez
quenee of some ID ffioaIt with
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Men From NOrN1las

.sFe ssl
NorWegians roughout the
SnorthWe est will be, ifltere sted siat
the recent stat ement of DR.
Na1sen, the famous econo mist5
of that seoullt Try, con corning the
iemig Id of the people fof that
nation to erica and the sue
cess they have obtained in The
land Of their adoption.
The doctor claims that during
last year 81, 600 rW5egians left,
that country for America. The;
rein able thing is that these
figures represent tWlo thirds Of
the excess sof births over the
deaths during The period mem
tiened.
But it is not this feature of
the Norwegian question that is
especial int sting. Ten years
ago it was claimed by one of The
best informed authorities OH the
question that the NorWegianss
owned as much farming land in
this country as they did at home.
Today, according to DR.. Nansen,
they own six times ais much. Ai
part of this can be ascribed to-.
the fact that there are many
thousand more Of them iii this
country now than there were al
decade ago.
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.TOWSER VICTIM
OF AUTOMOBILE
POODLE RECEIVES HHaulA
TON buRxlNu BUMP AND us
OWNER aAsTGns TO TEIL
rHg POLICE ABOUT n.

Mira ] " Mcleod. zoe 18th az
H.. ia q letter complains to the Ro'
llcr of the reckless anfinE pt a de
livery wagon chauffeur Who ran
down her pocdic dos Mra Meiep'
Informs the police that while ca
Jackson 1t yesterday afternoon be-
dnE ran ont AZ the auto. culllded
with the busy enc Of The motor aud
for moment left this lltue cid
earth
However. the doE returned. ant.
according to his uiivircaa. sins slln
ans cold and nearly dead. oni3 90
De- hrcusht back 20 CONSEQUENCE
when ! got some water witch !
threa era him
The police have promised 10 IN
yeauFate the eFsa aud warn the
driver Of the mntar
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There was Recently cesnnired ~
Seattle new Jewish congregation.
ana ll d preparing "a build an ut
thotleN a4n8sueuo to DC known as
uerralcH sNnaFuEuc The new or
rauiaatlnn has secured HthVrniau
hall a Nineh az and Nsalsr WAY.
IN which % held their meetings.
and tho FIRST special services viii
b. held September ~. go and 81. a.
celebrate the lev iah neW year
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PLOT BEGINS TO
THICKEN
YOUNG MEN AGAINST WHOM
GEORGE IAMNEY COMPLAINS
FtLu COUNTER cHARog
AGAINST HIM.

A. told IN last ulEhfa star. one
CcurEu iammpy. reading at i6st
Summit av. made complaint to tho
poiiee department that four Nuung
men who have bachelor apatt
mcnts AZ t6git summit az had
disturbed his nightlt rep0se eY the
atrslna at their rhonnsFanh
The Youue mon Ia question have
now filed counter ehNrku a fiHat
Georec. asserting with great e8pt
cstuess that In renyfal George has
mean disposition and la partic
alar Il has becu hla mafctoleat
habit Ga practice upon a cello con,
tinUauslY and 81 uasodlY hours.
ceokinR thefcfpm sounds most lta
NAL. lieeouant ard ii.tbol.cal. that
e Is the unanimous and irroh eN
pFessed cnlnien - an the neigh.
hors that Georkc l. 4 musical mutt
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SENATOR'S oAuosrER TO wac

CHEYENNE wyo. tnly 90
The announcement o. made 81 the
enlargement ot Laura clark. dauEh.
ter of the WNpmins senator Co
Chas riNlox MYTH Wholesale
grocer ot Salt Lake The weddinE
bceum August 4
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ana vlll never be abs to play ans
thlnE
The Voting men assert that they
purchased he phanostHnh far tha
.pxnuaa purpose "a drowning nut
the harfld sounds eNudlnH Huu
GeutEea dOmiellc Anl produced Ia
.GearFe upon the 'eoli0 They aaN
that 0couge has brought It unou
himself and that tho Remedy lies
with him
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WALTER roAN Losas.

CHICAGO. july 90 Waite
EEan. the present holder and tWios
winner et the UlentiyW cup w,a
defeated Yesterday In the second
round Of the golf tournament "a
that trophy Esan Nah beaten A
" Glove. u oniwrutsia. and "a
match was not decided until "a
18th hole. when q topped dive loa
EEHn the hole and lhr match
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PRlnrres' PICNIC SUNDAY,

The printers of the city viii hold
"a picnic 90 stones landing on Sun
daY 1uif Is. 10 Whieh everyone tn
uuY way connected with the ntinl
Inc Industry "a cordially invited A
steafaer viii he chartered aud viii
leave the eta AZ m and y m.
returning leave the landing a. 6
aud Q y m A the grounds thoru
viii be baseball ramen between tta
printers 81 Tacoma aud Seattle aisH
the pferHmuu uf the same cities
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Blanc, per o. s.4.ss Gvf
pivER PERFUMES.
Saffanor. Azurea, Floramye. per
o.. g. ssss tsstsfttss4ss the
%. N. PERFUMES.
Violet. White Rose. Hyacinth,
Lily Of the Valley. per OF soc