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New pasfQr ArriNes.


 Rev. Teafy Knott new fas or of St 5aHcs Epise pal church, TeXar- Rana, reached there this week with his family. from Chic go. where he has been fer the past several years pastor Of g. Bar holomcH's church He VII be introduced 10 the cons3e- eatioa and duly installed in the paa toraae bz Eishep Garrett ef Dallaa. Tex, Sunday. The church has been without pastor since May l, at which time Rev. Percy T. Tenn re- signed after six yeaHs continuous service to accept the pastorata of St. Johns church at Wicti5a. Kan
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ON FIG OF GRAVE.
etill 2 Person May re Called Back to
 Health.

No# VoaI. ? D. 2.-That at the DO a=ena af da##a tha aaality of sHeses- s.li1s is maximum. aad 5ha- I#H=z.z.l s==z##5at .es s#z esazsz iozH=Ha 5ieBts
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 az=est .ffi.- f7H. JasH F e1zaaaoa. as aaaeaaeo al a osta4hEs even 55a.@ aaad by the Entertainment c1~b lest nfot-. Dr. Quacfenbos cited an frstaaco whore last Iune he said int he sWed Inc life of a patient who had been aiFen ID by tho Physieiaas. sHer cond tion.'' he said, "was the same as death. temperature 107 1-2: ulse. fG0: resniratioa. f0-and the attenaing nhvsicians had withdrawn f4om the case as beyoad the pale Of hope"
 He stood by the woman's bedside and said
 Adele, you cannot dia; come baz1'z; you have work on earth to do Do pot dare to spy il is 100 late. Ae sure medtata= eontrcl of your phy, cal functions and get well"
 "GraduallNthe mental mis cleared aTay. said tho doctor. Tha phys cal stroneth returned and tolay tho eirl is perfectly we'll
 "In two cascs,7 continued the doc tor, "moribund patients. one a judge Of prominence, were recalled from death by shouting in the car at the moment of dissolution. q command 10 return The method wou1d further avail in many eases Of drowning. of shock, Of poisoning by eases and nar- cotic drugs We are ltcrally cn tho threshold cf ii caycrise. Notaphy etes seemed }ostfeod in the ceaturv bafapa= =us to demonstrate inmor alffy a9 renutabla scientific grounds by os ta'1.sfffna tho faets ana unfdldiaa r.. l..w ef leaathe and elafryo4apes
 Dr Beatrice TfnnB1e. formerly fb vi~ nc physician in wonans mi
 ia California, t5Id how she h7 @nred morphine and drink habf i, vomon of former prominenee thuo @ ehY=ical suggestion
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Hna Na:.i.s..as .n Eaoas.

X @taaj of ntt!@s thfee-qualters If ; pouud of iAQlior1teiH fat beef-sir
 eteaa. Ger ii9stsnee-lnd five ounce |. wheat four nil contain about the satn4 amount of nItritiYe material, but NC pay different prices for them. and thet have different values for hutrHma@, :, Thc milk cones nearest to being per feet food II contains all of the dif Sara'': ;sintIS "a atrrlIIya 1uaist:a::s =. =
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Hoo-Hoo Concatenation.

Vice Regent Shark J. c. McGfa' h Of the south Arkansas Hoo-HOo has sent out invitations to his fellow mem- bers to be present at biz concatena- ton to be held at Huttig, Ark, on February 24 Among the other fea- lures of the occasion will be two lec- lures by Bol ng Arthur Johnson of the American Lumberman. A big
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-02

the man. We are 70 cons iated t.Us VI make cur greatest efforts and 5fc ta= bt5f work v!a.se .l4as ilns ta at.sta .n. utu1a taa acag4 4eHe for. |. is a.ao-1t.z 4wpe.s a-e lpe ts.a. people .l a.a.,, t4ets most e,essians o1heH. uaewHAe necessity fer it. II is lhe te,ssasl1 necessity .o un, prove hts condition ta3t Has u=ed man o.4sf.zt a5=aeA AaeHea taa==z}n- ina aua ssasuas character of the vholt race.
 ys,.b harn #al 9ss#t n the mtia' ar laxasv. who has always leaned up m eT3rrs. NAa has never been ehli& ,d ta Hset his Way up to his own le3f. and who has been coddi>d rom his infancy. rarely develops great ~,,mjna or staying power. He is like fb, weak saplius in th2 for st com a.rsd Nith the siaut oak which has faraht every inch of ifa way up from .fr, arerp bv struggling with storms 4-,a f5m05.zts. PaW>r is the result ol force overcome. TA5 aian is made .traaa in wrestling with difficulties. | is impossible for one WIG does not l,=.}a=#e- stf4ss2le Q fzaI elas#agles to a..alao finer cg stamina. "Io live =ef. ba5 t4is3 iz 10 dia ba ha'f a  nan.
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 Tie bay X1o $ conscious that za las a=fostuaa aHaitins htza says 10 himself. What is the ne qf gst=in m early ia tie morning aad working oaes fife out? have money enough cefqina to he to take care of me 2s iane as live. So he tarns over and az kos ano~her nap. while the boy Xfo has nothing fa h. world 9.his =eNn self 10 dene43 upon fse1s tae s9ff=af necessity foHcire him cut ef bed in zbe morning. Ha knows tiasra is ho s llo4 way for him Haf the waE of z4nuaale. He has nobody to zaaH oa- z5baaE 10 hen fim. He ffo#s tfs7' ! is 2 question q eitk#f bsia@ &C., faav=er e=#tiae= =aa aa3 ht= lia=s faH dear fife.
 Taa#.. Nature. .sssn 3ha which heNa4sa mo=t=e y way as nee slt1 brings about ! ereat ends Of c'Fflzasion and chaFse tsr-ae4e5o 5oofaent ef the race. The moi ~. the property the position arc small 5hines in comparison wi ! the man she is after.
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Perry Belmont has been elected chairman Of an organization the object of which is to prevent the collection and expenditure of money in politiea campaigns. This is about as appro niiato as it would be to put the devi in charge of holy Water font Memphis News.Seimitar.
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tioW's This?

We offer One FFunGrtd Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh F. l. CHENEY & co. Toledo. 0.
 We. the nn9crsignea. have known r. I. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him pc fectly honorable in all business transactions and financially ale to carry out any obligation mTde by his firm.
 WALDING, KINNAN < MARVIN,
 Wf4 ale Druggists, Toledo. C.
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S@>:= :=B Buralarized. q.

.e a Jhe lonesboro' l-ai>e E.< aa5 T5s.Ssa railroad at Net'ie' .s- M.s s..e"5d by burglars few
 .5a md several boxes and
 Vzss broken open and their ss.s--.+,.sS St len.
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Furalafs Busy # TexaFkanas

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 An unusually laTaa number or bur elari4s, mostly of residences haE taken placs ct Te2"rl1fn3 within t3e past few day. Among the heuses entered wra= those af Ct 0 Raffias. James Iuddleataa ana ". B. Wez5s. Ill each instance he thieves soa away with a eoaei 1erab1e amount of booty Fiyc young na2roes and q negro man are in iail oa tlla chaFee ef oabins tie 1fea alleston house. bu. ia the easo of tha clhaIs 5aaFa f=H a9 e1He. Pref n. who lives ea the T z5s side. Was azaa'tal in h.s own yaaa abouf Ha assl7tF last aisift Y I straHsa azaz #As s.zza @ As throa md zfasH=a a=h1m yfeiaa=lz with w eloai e aero liaa e#f=d 1 for .s ia ,as o4s t co=I4 bs=6a- faruf Naf he was whiye CT B5acE
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r.no Seek Posta2 aatefahip.

TEa appointment af3 95zii'aassef Malvern has Har ben 1a5 le yet fa1 Ea4cass te..l4z eszl fsst =aa=a's- =r- 3=#na= =za T=f9f ba5aa aT6H ge-ftl his znfcezar k appointed. s ah 5qsa7fean- for rgaapciH Hoats and his s..,n.=znt iz aIrs. !. ". Gtuhs
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EelI- --roaa Window.

Herman Franz. who has been for Ihe past foar years running the Ba@" Lake Club hensc. fell from q saca2d- story " ndoW in inc Kroaeer hotel a+ Arkansas citv and his injuries ara so severe that he will ba lail ID for samo tfmc. IL las been sent 10 Mam- 914is for treatment.
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Pastor Re signs.

Ha4. (. < R5ss. who has h1en pas z5r @f rn. (. ?. church al Van RHeen s7r t1,a naSt three and oao-half years as =adeGe3 lis restoration and It #as ben aaeepfaa. atr. Bazs will de- 45ta lis entire tims to e1aa@elistie work
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THa Tonna F'sa.f AaaHtae ct aI- #aa asHpsng oG z's4in4tan Tenn. has written to 5aa Eas bitt=7.cHi1lan t1lr- Etfura comp Hry Of FasrteFillo ask inc. for information as to ta2 a2Eaat- aces offcr=a at Fayetteville for a rfant for tRe manufacture of chairs
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Killed in Runaway.

Frank Rus young nan of Beca- tur, was killed in a runaway at Ora yette few days ago while returning from Southwest City, Mo
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Tie foloa fafa5sifes an eS- ample of he manner in which Thaek- cray did n7f h 4.f9e Q ti.eal ssiust he considered Vaaitv ia others. Nftes long pleading his family ih..acea tie famous novelist to s.t fef li5 portrait, end Lawrence, fhe painter, gladly un..er- took tie tdss Se9a after tte picture was completed 'raa>izora7 chanccd to be dining ii his eIs.3 when pompous officer of tl.e -sa.afds stopped beside the tahle anal S.i7
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JaHz 2 Ramsey has s0ccse led , + Htooas q e1iseH an pro ftatur af taa eaunte San at War Ie.
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Some .eeE l9if1 EidGef5si M t first 6Fiaa case before ste aelcal ea of Maine. WitA 6fIe ] ice Johl Peters on the laaa HF Haley Tai tAe middle of b.a h 8aa nan the audience fell Qs e9avla tIne young lawyer u, dlsc01l2 ed.
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-10-23
Tri- w eekly Courier.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
From Saturdays Daily.
Lees lice killer. Sarpent's.

From Saturdays Daily.
Lees lice killer. Sargent's.
Mrs. w. F. Copeland of Libertyville,
was in the city yesterday on business.
Mrs William Cole of Agency, was in
the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. A. H. Ellmaker of Batavia, was
in the city yesterday on business.
Miss Mary Schneider, of Hedrick, is
in the city visiting friends.
Swenson's glycerine lotion guaran-
teed to cure corn huskers' sore hands.
Rexall kidney pills. sargent's.
Miss Lima Hamilton of Eldon, is m
the city on business and visiting with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Ward, 2ss North
Mclean street, left last evening for
Eddyville to visit relatives.
Rexall spices, absolutely pure. Sar.
gents.
Mrs. N. j. Lambert, 1889 East Main
street, left last evening for Agency to
visit friends.
For corn huskers' hands. Swenson's
glycerine lotion.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Baysel Of Bata-
via. returned home last evening after
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ID =
white, 34A @341s; No. white, 81
SO; Oct, 32A; Dec, opened. 331s; hi
est, a3A; lowest. 32ss; closing, 81
33.
Pork-Jan., 1887.
Lard-Oct., $3.50; jan. 1922
Ribs-Oct.. $500; Jan, s7.42@7.
Rye-Cash, 641s.
Barley-Cash. 39@55.
Flax and clover not quoted.
New York Produce Market.
New York, Oct. 22.-Wheat-s
81.
Corn-Dec. 511k.
New York Poultry Market.
New York, Oct. 22.-Poultry-I
ed, easy. Chickens, 1904; &
turkeys, 5000; fowls, 10@12k.
Peoria Produce Market.
Peoria. Oct. 22.-Corn-No. 3,
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the funeral of Mrs. G. B.

attending the funeral Of Mrs. G. B.
Owen.
Mrs. e. E. Mosher of Lacona, return
ed home last evening after visiting at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. VIM. E.
De Harpport, 933 West Main street.
Rexall cough syrup. Sargent's.
Earl Paxton Of Moulton, arrived in
the city and is guest at the home of
his uncle and aunt, Dr. and Mrs. w.
G. Walker, 524 South Ransom street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thrall, 173 East
Court street, and son, Master Brown,
left last evening for Hedrick to visit
over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. f..
Bradwell.
Mrs. j. N. Tenant. of Seymour, re-
turned home this morning over the
Milwaukee, after visiting at the home
of her daughters, Mrs. T. E. Rouse
and Miss Gertrude Tenant, lis South
Mclean street.
s. M. Humble of Batavia was in the
city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Ehrman, 1872
Morrell street, and Mr. and Mrs. J. F..
Herod. 425 West Second street, left
for Eldon this morning, where they
will pass Sunday visiting relatives.
Mrs. G. H. Strong and daughter,
Rosa, of Mystic returned home this
morning after visiting at the home Of
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Mrs Alice Young, on East Main
street.
For corn huskers hands. swensons
glycerine lotion
Secure your tickets for the Compel
tive lecture course and reserve your
seats free at the Farson Hardware
store. First number Nov. 2. Elma
B. Smith company.
Miss Bertha Day Of Fairfield, arriv-
ed in the city yesterday afternoon and
is the guest at the home of Miss Lu-
verne Rector, 21411a North Davis
street.
Samuel Allison of Cedar was in the
city Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blackstone If
Monmouth, ILL.,, returned home yester
day afternoon after visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Parker,
who reside east of the city.
]. M. Wright and Miss Gussie Avery
of Batavia, left this afternoon for Gus
ter City, S. D.. after a visit at the
home of their grandmother, Mrs. S. E.
Long, 536 South Davis street.
=
Mrs. A. E. Walker of Moulton. arriv-
ed in the city last evening and is a
guest at the home of D. and Mrs W.
G. Walker, 524 South Ransom street.
Mrs. Walker will leave in a few days
for Richland where she will spend the
winter with her son I. NJ Walker.
Rubber air cushions for invalids
Sargent's.
John Aired, of Moravia. is In the
city today on business
Mrs. George Thomas, 416 Mabel
street, left this afternoon for Russell
to visit friends and relatives.
swenson's glycerine lotion guaran-
teed to cure corn huskers' sore hands.
Mrs. Mary Milligan and son James,
of Hiteman, returned home this after
noon after visiting at the home Of
John F. Fish, 1874 West Fourth street.
Clutches, all sizes. sargent's.
Mrs. c. Hatfield, who resides on
South Walnut avenue, left this after
noon for Russell to visit friends and
relatives.
Sargent fits trusses right.
A. R. Greenfield, of Libertyville, is
in the city visiting at the home of his
sister, Mrs. T. F. Suit, 1889 East Main
street.
Abdominal supporters Sargent's.
Pedacura will destroy all odor from
your feet Ask your druggist.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, Oct. wheat-No. 2 red,
TIN @73; No. 8 red, TN or; No. 2
hard, 721a @73A; No. 3 hard. 72@72h;
Dec, opened, 1914 OBS; highest. 1875;
lowest, 1875; closing, 72% @72a4. Il
Corn-No. 2, 44& Gas; No. 8, 44A q
As; No.2 white, 45@45A; No. white.
As; No. 2 yellow, 45@45A; No. 8 yell
low. 40; Oct. AN; Dec. opened, 42h@
42A; highest, 1875 lowest, 41A; clos
ing. AIS GAP. BIZ
oats-No. 2, s21s; 2No. 3. 80: No. 2
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

This market is furnished by the
Cassidy Commission company. Local
office, Rooms % and 80 Holman
Block. E. c. French manager
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Pedacura will destroy all odor from
your feet. Ask your druggist.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
BIG CLANS, THESE.

Those whose acquaintance with clans
extends only TO little necks on the half
SHELF Will be slow TO think evil OF any
members of so delightful a family. But
the shy and peaceful little neck" has
some big brothers who vigorously resent
any attempt 10 pry into their personal
affairs. Men have accidentally stepped
ttttt-t -tffc-ottett- -tawS-ef-titese- -huee- clans
at low tide, and the CLANS. closing their
jaws, have held them fast until the tide
rose, when the men were drowned. other
men have reached for a lure IN the form
of luminous spot The instant they
touched IL the shells OF clam closed on
their arms and in a few minutes the men
were drowned Some Of these clans that
trap men are found I'm the coral reefs Of
the Pacific and Indian oceans and the
men captured are pearl divers. The flesh
of one of the huge clans sometimes
weighs 20 pounds. and added 10 that are
the 500 pounds or more OF shell. The she'll
is sometimes five feet long by ga feet
wide
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
SCARCITY OF LABOR

IL was announced in dispatches Washington a
day or two that the reclamation taken
possession OF the outhts undertook
carry out big irrigation projects in md will
prosecute the work until made
The taking of the 10 the inability
OF the contractors necessary they
were hopelessly behind in the work i'm consequence.
Shortly following this the the
Panama canal commission had decided o
contract labor TO dig the big interoceanic waterway
There is strong project seems
nevertheless that the administration proper
in the
No one in this country has any desire
germ laden mud OF the canal 1t o
work American labor would undertake could
10 perform About everybody has a job nearer
home. where the expectation of life promising.
Nor these the only
government is experiencing difficulty securing labor
The yards the making plants constantly
In trouble the departure OF mechanical
ployes who attracted by higher salaries
II is also becoming Increasingly dicult
for the and during this period prosperity
Indeed would appear that nobody anybody
work Railroads that constructing great stretches
mileage both in this country and in Canada
enough.
Then there is the south, the industrally
wideawake and progressive south, searching
to do its work and demanding will
In it's direction the mighty OF immigration
to shores. The south what
because the OF the country has the first call
monopozes workers.
The nation isn't exactly short labor;
tremely long work TO be done.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
BIRD BREEDING.

During the last year the Audubon So
clety of Louisiana has rented some IL
biid-breeding islands. located In the wa
ters Of the gulf. from the Lake Borgne
levee board. and are hopeful of getting
from the state another island. This lat
ter secured, these islands will comprise
the largest bird-breeding reserva tion in
the world. Last year the islands were
watched by two wardens whose wages
were paid by the national committee OF
Audubon societies, and. although they
were not wholly able to prevent trespass-
ing and egg stealing, nevertheless the re-
suits attained were well-nigh marvellous.
ON their own and neghboring islands of
Breton reservation, owned by the federal
government by these simple preventive
measures. there were hatched and raised
all of 10000 birds, composed of the fol-
lowing species: Common terms. forsters
terms. royal terms, laughing gulls, black
Skimmers. IT it were possible absolutely
To prevent trespassing on the society's
islands, the results would be most in
credble.-Country Life in America.