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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-29
Reassurino Him.

"The views | express about reli'
sion," said the tiresome controversial,
ist. may seem rather too broad to
most people. but e
"Not at ALL replied the candid man.
40 most people they seem not SO
broad W thsy are eaas'"T-Philsdslphis
SIesS., ,ffhsota Al afsr rfid
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-29
Piles are dangerous. but Dc

Piles are dangerous. but do not
ubmlt TO an operation until you
have first tried Man Fan the Great
Pile Remedy. II is put mp in COL
lapstble tubes with nozzle that
allows II to be applied exactly where
i. is needed. If you have itching,
bleeding or protruding piles and Man
Zan does not relieve. money re-
funded. Soothes and c0ols. Re-
lieves at once.
Sold by Flockrn Drug Store.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-29
Most Useful Book

A Savannah preacher says: Take
a book with you on a Journey" The
most useful to carry is a pocket book.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-29
First Anthracite Coal Mined.

In 1852 the first anthracite coal
was mined within the limits of what
Is now the city OF Scranton. Pa
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-29

Old Gentleman-Is there anything to
see on the other side?
Ferryman--No.
anything?
Ferryman--NO.
Old Gentleman-Then what do pep.
pie go across for?
Ferryman-- Tuppence. Sketch.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-01

| ii9t in sen 9dnoen Derborgsn. Das
1erfubr ith erit geftern, un0 Id Dllr,s
oerte mid tlidt iiber bisje Gtir1tz
nuns. @it pabte il gana 5u oem,
1tpos ndmber gefhlb.
.@p fneint es. Mber ob 1s tpirta
| Iin 10 mars"
rDas neiB fein M1enf4!"
| Mluuer erbob jib. ,Wunn fornz
men mir na1 8rinoiF94 fragte er.
rDienitus friib."
rMlfo iperoen mir Dienitug friib in
Mlerunbrien telesrupbif9 anfragen
tDnnen, tpel9e @hiffe an Dem frugz
Iiden Montas Nahmittus aus oem
Ofbdfen abgelaufen iinb."
YJrasen tOnnen mir tpobl, ubsr bic
Mutport tperbsn mir nid4 abparten
fDnnen, oenh mir bleiben rur atpet
5tunoen bor Brinbili."
Damn tperben mir bic MntipDrt
Mittipoh in Srteit finbsn. Mir tomz
men 0o9 Mtttnoh naf 9rieit2"
reeSa gessn Mittag."
,Hbut ni1ts. STINT Sage bat ueltz {
gen ia faon gorlpruns gebabt."
limb bat ii1 In Mfrtfa, MIien ooer
europa perlieren f0nnen, fans er lth
perlieren tpollte."
30 nein, es gebt feiner perloren.
SSrgsnb eine Spur ldBt ieoer binter
| fh, uno oiele Spur mub man eben
psrfolsen, tDenn man su Dem gez
|fuhttn seldngen tpilI. Steat es lid
au.rit iidsr beruus, Dab bieie beioen
Mdnnsr bod in 8e5iehnng 5ueinans
Der itanoan, in elmer 8e3iebung, bie
ss benz einen ipiini4en lieb, bob Der
anbere gu leben cuf6Drte, oann 1T Elm
Suhen l,iht - gar betm Dorbunoens
fein zines iol9en Mertmales."
rWas fir zines Merfmales9"
r9aben sic rtiemals oerrn b.
lie1Bens rehte 6ano ansefsGen?"
.Nsin. Was mar benn oaran 9ez
Ionoeres gu. bemerten9"
sd iperbe mir iebt AUDI bie aus
Fine anfeber, Die ct belpobnt bat"
| fabr Muller lebbaft fort, unO obne
Die 5raee Mtngottis gu beantnorten,
psrfhnano ct auf Der Sreppe, tpelde
3u oen Snnenrdumen BEG 5Atffes
fiibrte.
Nad elmer Stunbs etma fam er
tpteoer gum @orIdein.
Mingotti l1aute ibm srtpartunss=
BON entssgen. nNun?" fraete sr.
|, sd babe ni9ts Be1onoeres sefunz
oen," perlebte Der Oetettip. rSh tpur
aud in Der BON s5eBler benubten aaz
htne."
nSn3piiden babe td biel na6gez
Gadt iiber unIeren Neroa6t," fu6r
Mingotti fort, rgr tommt mir iebt
oiemlih baltlos por. IS giebt ia 10
Diele g2arren. lIelben miro au9 elm
FOLDER setpeien iein, unO Der arme
Doftor 6ebler mar speifellas Elm
Melannolifsr, ods bat er ia fdon
hurh feline ginIumteitsiuht betpieien.
Sd bin iebt ;,ieber sana Ser Meiz
nung, oab III, g nit ntdbts anbsrem
, als NIT eins.a Selbitmoro gu tbun
Eaben."
rMcinen Sie?" Wliller rebste in
Ser Nrt zines 3eritreuten. .&Dnnen
Sic mir nidt iagen, oh 5ebler feline
Sabine abaufperren pflegte2"
.Danab babe ith Die 5tepurbs io=
slsid sefrast. sic glauben, Oab Der
51luHel BON auben i'm 6hlpb ges
Itedt bat. SebenfuIs absr tpar bps
in Ser Na9t ieinas 9ooes Ser San"
rWordus gu idlieBsn 1T, baB er
nibts beionoers Wertbbolles bei iid
6atte."
(Jortfebuns folst.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-01
(Jortiebuns folst.)

yai9aro. StrauB bat, cine syplge Der,
erfolsrei6en Muffiibruns feiner Sper
5alOme in paris, bas Rreua ser fran-
5Oiif1en @berenlegion erhalten. Diz
rettor Deinrid gonrteo lam 5ih NIT
benz 8enuBtiein tr0iten, oab er fein
areua nit Der Muffiibrung Der ndnl=
liden Oper in Nep Dort batte.
~
Der 8ote aus Dem Miefenaebirae
fGreibt i'm einem Geuilleton: gleben
oeT grocer pDrtal hes Neuen Riost
befinbet F4 6iht an Der Mauer cine
tleine 3elle nit persitterten s5enftern
unb elmer Gifentiir. 9ier peroen
pDQig dbieits BON ben ungebeuren Ru<
Geuperfitdtten oes Wilbib oie gez
riihte bereitet, ipelhe fir ben Beherrz'
sfder ber 9ldubigen beItimmt finb.
GS lit aller6tn9s betannt, bnB Der Sui
tan NIT GeriiAten abse1peiit miro,
iDeil Ct bic Mabrbeit nibt Deroausn
fanlr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-01
Transatlantic Tales.

dies (frem the French), Daniel Lesueur. The Memling Madonna Cfrom the Ger man), Reinh old Ortmann. The Summit of the Mountain (from the French), Jean Rameau. The Death of the Duke of Ofena (from the 1talian), Gabrielle DAnnunzio Noon of Night (poem from the German). Martin Greis. Miladl (from the French, C.. Lenotre. The Yellow Overcoat from the German, Henry r. Urban. The Snare from the German) Paul Bourget. Bonita Estrel- Ia from the Spanish), Mariana Casa Escrito. The Lady on the Coin from the French, Leo PLarguier. In the Shadow (from the Ita1ian), Luciano Zuccol The Hunters Hit tfrom the German). Rudolph Braune-Rossla Murder Undiscovered (from the Spanish Armando Palacio Valdes. Nuptiae (poem. from the French), Fernand Gregb. In Pride of Parenthood from the French), Leon Frapie. Contempor- arv European literature: Edouard Rod, Marcel Provost Octave Mirbeau, Maurice Barres, Rene Bazin, Paul and Victor Marguerite, Jules Verne, Hec- tor Malot. Jules Claretie, Georges Ohnet. Editors Chat. Book Notes.
 The Smart Set.
 Contents for December: The Back sliders. Dorothea Deal<in. Iron Passloh George Sylvester Viereck. The Dark Fer rah, Beatrice Demares, Lloyd The Edge of A Dream. Katherine Metcalf Roof. The Path of Sankoty, Bliss Carman. The Women You Have Loved, Reginald Wright Kaufman. o Heart. Thou Hast Love to Cain, Sylvia Florance. In Praise of ."rhe Same" John kendrick Bangs Her First Marriage. Arthur Stanley Wheeler. At the Cali of the Daffodils, Chester Raeburn. Where There Aren't No Ten Commandments" John HarWooo. Bacon. To Swinburne, From America, Allen Updegraff The Inexplicable Fee, James Hazelton Willard. The oi.y ,, Challenge, Rhoda Hero Dunn. The Mother instinct. Frederic Taber Cooper. The Blight of Knowledge, Johnson Mor- ton Ballade of a Lost Atlantis, Ernest McGaffey. Le Jugement Leo Larguier. A Song in Autumn, Arthur Dawson Ficke. Songs in Exile, Arthur Stringer The Better Things, Vanderheyden fyles. Disillusion, Sinclair Lewis. The Scare crow. Virginia Woodward Cloud One Of These Little Ones, Elsa Barker. Romance of Two Romances, Robert Rudd Whiting. 70 Wad Some Power" J. J. O,Connell. Fame and Antietam Simms, [, IT Bickford Sea-Soul, Grace Duffield Goodwin. The Adventure With the Butcher Temple Bailey. Enter-1'he The atrical Season, Charming Pollock.
 Popular Magazine.
 Contents for December: 'Lastluck Lake" complete novel, s. Carleton. "The Yellow Peril" short story, Bertrand w. Sinclair. "The Mates Romance" short story. A. M. Chisholm. "The Man With the Tiger" short story. Albert Darlington "The Hemlock Avenue Mys- tery," serial story, Roman Doubleday. "Weapons of Women," two-page story. J. Wentworth Egerton. Touch down Norton" short story, Harold c. Burr. "Zollenstein" serial story, W. B. M. Ferguson. "The Brotherhood of Sup pression." short story, George Bron- Howard "The Outlaw" short story, B. M Bower. with the Fear of Death" short story. T. Jenkins Hains. "The Devils Pulpit" serial story, H. 5. Marrott Watson. An Averted Tragedy" short story, Scott Campbell.
 AinsIee's Mauazinc.
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The Bohemian.

Contents for December Cover design by w. G, Krieghoff. Here and There, li- lustrated with many full-page portraits. Not a Fake Animal Story. A Good Les son Well Taught. Still Wondering. The Steep and Thorny Way 10 Heayen.' A High Compliment, Mere Honor. A Pro- nounced Success. An Accommodating Young Man. The Whistler. When En- thusiasm Ram Riot. Counter Attrac- tion On Whom Was the Joke? The House That Jacques Built, a story
 Walter Archer Frost. The Man at So'a Vernon, a story, w. Carey Wonderly. To Her Mirrored Self, a. story, Frank l.. Freeman. Pepper and Salt. Friendly Ghosts story, Edwin l.. Sabin. Strength Renewed, verse, Clarence H. Urner. The Sicilian Marionette Theatres in New York illustrated, Jules Eckert Goodman. Christmas Rites, verse. Clin- ton Scollard. The After-Dinner Speakers of New York, illustrated, Charles Phillips Russell. Ten-Mnute Stories, illustrated. The Head of the House. She Gives a Birthday Present, Leighton Osmun Sen timental Sam, Frank Williams. The Girl and the Fish, Annette Kittredge. The Burgled Burglar story, Smith D. Nlver. Heard at the Bazar. Edward Marshal. Humorous College Journalism, illustrated. II. The Pennsylvania Punch Bowl, Frank A. Paul. My Yesterdays, illustrated. Olga Nethersole. The Advancement of Vaude- vile, a story, R. q. Collier. Is Our Stage to Become Religious? illustrated, Jules Eckert Goodman. The Autobiography of Cupid, illustrated, conclusion, edited by Edward Marshall. Bohemian, illustrated. Nature Studies. Gerard Smith. Christmas Gifts, d monologue, Harvey Peake. Bric7 a-Bras. A Guide to the New Books.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-01

Henry c. Rowland. Evening. poem, Beth Slater Whitson, Ewing's Lady, serial. Harry Leon Wilson. The Dancers in the Dew Drop poem, Edith NJ. Thomas. The Branding of the Maverick, short story Ralph Henry Barbour. Song, poem, Will liam Strutchers. The Subliminal Sin, short story, Edith Macyane. My Neigh Dor, poem, Margaret Belle Houston. The Maid of Manor Hall, short story, James Barr. The Traitor, poem, William Wal lace Whitelock. A Daughter of the Ranges short story, Steel Williams The Boy and the Bishop, short story, Arthur Alden Knipe. Wireless, poem, Arthur Guiterman. The Chauffeur Crook, short story, Robert E. Mac cAlarney. Intervals, poem, Lewis Worthington-Smfth Tho Silence of Jim short story, Owen Oliver. The Letter, poem, William H. Hayne. Boudoir and Cosey Corner. essay, Mrs. John Van Worst The Worlds, poem, Martha Gilbert Dickinson Blanchi. Lady Lydia, short story, J. A, Flynn, Plays and Players, A First Nighter. For Book Lovers, Archibald Lowery Sessions.
 The Technical World.
 The following is a partial list of lead ing articles for December: Where Cour- age Is Capital, n. G. Hunting. Top of tho Continent Aubrey Fullerton. To Sink q Ready-Made Tunnel Frederick NJ. Cald well. For the Boys Sake. story, Harry M Lawrence Setting Sunlight to Work. Frederic Blunt Warren. Bicycling in the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-01
1t Can't Be Done

and continue your business that is, to sell your goods at and below their cost people will tell you We have to make profit in order to meet the current expenses We are satisfied small margins as any one in fact profits figured much closer than the average druggist. We have the advantage of large quantity purchases, getting the additional discount for the cash consequently in position to give you just little closer price your drug purchases than the average drug store We invite your compari son of prices on any of the standard articles that is needed every day in the home.
 Don't forget the fact that entire stock of wines is placed out at half the regular value You still in time to have the advantage of any of the standard brands both foreign and domestic almost at your own price Come early.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-01
Didn't Agree With Him.

From "Snccess Magazine."
 A Carolina man was recently inspecting a farm owned by him and operated by an old friend who had pressed into service every member of his family. including his aged father.
 "1he old man must be getting along in years" said the owner.
 Yes dads nigh on to ninety was the reply.
 "Is his health good?'
 "Well, no. The old man ain't been his self for some time back"
 What seem sto be the matter2'
 q dunno, sir. l guess farming don't agree with him no more"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-01
Outing Magazine.

Contents for December 1907: The Northwest Freighter, Grontispiece), paint ing by H.. T. Dunn. The Whistlng Buoy, drawings by c. M. Harding). Ralph D. Jaine. In Quiet Covers, the story of a North Carolina turkey hunt, (drawing by Fl. M. Albaugh), Charles B. Cooke. The Dream Road, Illustrated by Ernest c. Peixotto), Edwina Stanton Babcock. Little Outdoor Stories: Moose I Have Known, Kenneth Leith; Old Soldier Yarns. Requiring Discipline, Lloyd Buch- anan; Around the Fireplace, E. F. Powell. Animal and Plant Intelligence. John Bur roughs Tales of a Collector of Whiskers, vii, The Publication of King Wilkins l., illustrated by Wallace Morgan, Ralph D. Paine. Freighter Series. three paint ings in color by) H. T. Dunn: D. Lost Looking for the Road; O. Clearing the Trail; (3), In the Teeth of the Storm.
 Roundup Days, corral branding, (pho tograhps by the author). Stewart Ed ward White. His First Squirrel Gee, ain't he hummer, though" (drawing by) Worth Brehm. Experiences with Running Birds, Photographs by the author) Herbert K. Job. From Iron to Steel, the Bessemer converter blasting the Impurities from the molten iron, painting by Thornton Oakley. How Lindsay Turn ed Indian. (drawing @by the author, c. NJ. Russell A Prospective Christmas Dinner, (Photo). Outdoor Men and Wom- en, Afield with blind naturalist; Peter Fenelon Collier, Captain Healey, a Mod ern Pioneer. The Way of a Man. con cluded tdrawing by George Wright, Elm erson Hough. A Forgotten Fillibuster, (painting by Frank E. Schoonover), Will liam Macleod Raine. The Viewpoint, Caspar Whitney. Shack Racks and Other Wrinkles, Dan Beard. Too Much Speed in Dogs, Joseph A. Graham. Country Home Seasonable Reminders, Eben Rex ford Grouse and Grouse Shooting, Ernest McCaffey. s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-01
McClure's Magazine.

Contents for December: Henry Irving as Philip of Spain, frontisplece. Repro duced in tint from the painting by Whist
 Ter. Recollections of Henry Irving, Ellen Terry; illustrations from portraits, and from drawings by Eric Pape and Harry Fenn. Morning in the Northwest, a poem, Arthur Stringer. The Canadian Act, Charles w. Eliot. Charley f 'om-the
 Orphum- House, story. Augusta Kor- trecht. The Edge of the Future in Science, Cleveland Moffett; tarnsporta- tion and the Gyroscope-Louis Brennan's Mono-rail car; Illustrated with photo- graphs and with drawings by Ondre Castaigne. The Gyroscope and Ocean Travel, Henry Smith Williams. The Voo- doo- w oman, story, Mary S. Watts. The Wayfarers, a novel, Mary Stewart Cutting; illustrations by Alice Barber Stephens, The Star Dial a poem, Villa Sibert Gather. Some American College Boys, Cameron Mackenzie; illustrations from photographs The Miliner's Appren- tice, a poem, Florence Wilkinson. Pat
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-01

authority that these ingredients are mainly of vegetable extraction and harmless to use, and can be obtained at small cost from any good pre- scription pharmacy. Those who think they have kidney trouble or suffer with lame back or weak blad- der, or such symptoms as frequent desire to urinate, especially at night; painful thick, discolored urine, etc., should give this pre- scription trial, as no harm can possibly follow its use, and it is said to do wonders for many peo- pie.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-01

rick of the Bells, q story. Hermnie Tem- pleton; illustrations by Henry McCarter. The Planet Mars, Prof Percival Lowell; Illustrated with drawings by the author. Dominion. a poem, Charles Buxton Going. The 1dealst, a story, Perceval Gibbon. Great American Fortunes and Their Mak- ing, Burton J. Hendrick; illustrations from photOgraphs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-01

A well-known authority says that Backache is often natures danger signal, which notifies the sufferer that the kidneys are sick.
 The following simple homemade mixture Is said to relieve backache and cleanse and build up weak, dis ordered kidneys, if taken before the stage of Bright's disease: Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-half ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce; Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three ounces. Mix by shaking well in a bottle, and take in teaspoonful doses after meals and at bedtime.
 A well-known local druggist is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-01

Air, c. M. Deardurff How High Can We Climb? w. G. FitzGerald. By Motor to the South Poe William George. To Abolish Cape Hatteras, c. II. Claudy. We're on the Verge of Flying, H. C.. Hunting. Tunnel Helps Build Itself Will liam T. Walsh. Science and the Orange, William R. Stewart. Twenty other arti- cles; thirty illustrations.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-01
Couldn't Bathe.

From the Houston Post.
 No mum, l ain't in de habit of bathn' reg lar. de price of bat was prohibitive in de town l come from.
 How much was it?''
 De same as a schooner. num-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-01
Everybody's.

Contents for December: The Story of An American Home III. By William Balfour Ker. Frontispiece. The Happy Day. A story by Eleanor Hallowell Ab- bott Next to Reading Natter" story by o. Henry. The Turn of the Year.
 Verse by Arthur Stringer. Children of the Long Ago. by Vance Thompson. In Cloak of Gray Verse by Alfred Moves. The Romance of the Reaper. I. Illustrat- ed; by Herbert N. Casson. The Old House Beyond the Hills A story by Julia Ken nett To Fire. Verse by Helen Hunting
 don Women of the Bible. Pictures in color: Miriam, by Hugo Ballln Judith. by Andre Castaigne; Ruth. by H. o. Tan ner The Guest of Quesnay. A story. chapter v-vii., by Booth Tarkington; il- lustrations in color by Mary Greene Blumenschein. Lullaby. Verse by s. Wier Mitchell. Christmas and the Spirit of Democracy By Samuel McChord Croth- CTS. The Travesty of Christ in Russia; i'll Istrated; by Leroy Scott. The Kings of Hate. A story by Arthur Stringer The
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-01

Players, illustrated. My Sisters Jane. Verse by Sarah N. Cleghorn. What Caused the Panic, symposium by Ly- man J. Gage, w. G. Sumner. J. J. Hill, Byron W. Holt. Stuyvesant Fish and Thomas w. Lawson. Where Did You Get It, Gentlemen? Chapters x-xii. by Charles Edward Russell. Doyle's Debut. A story by Porter Emerson Browne. Lit tie Stories of Real Life: The Return of Santa Claus, by Edwin l.. Sabin; As to the Blind. by Will Irwin; Twenty tranes, by Alphonse Courlander. What Is Good Man? A symposium: A Lover of God, by Archbishop Ireland; The Socialists Ideal by H. c. Wells; The Epigrammatic Com posite, by Thomas w. Lawson; The Jap anese Ideal, by General Count Tara sat sura; A Knight of Conscience, by Prof. Edward Alsworth Ross. A Nation of Vil- lagers by G. Bernard Shaw. With "Eyerybody's' publishers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-01
Popular Magazine.
AinsIee's Magazine.

Contents for December: Cover design, VIII Grefc. Her Masterpiece. novelette,.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-23
Rheumatism

1havo found ! tiled and tested euro sos 2Asu
matEni Not 3 remedy that vim EszaIghten ~
diRerted limbs Of chronic cripples. nor turu bonI
groWths back to Aesh again. That Is impossible
But can now Ruely I'LL the palms end panss o.
this deploabls disease.
In eormAuy-wtth q Chemist In the City o.
Darmrtadt--I found the last ingredient With
which DR.. Shops Rheumatic Remedy was mad,
. perfected. dependable prescription. Witheu
that last ingredient, successfully treated many
many cases Of Rheumatism butnow. OF last, ituni
formly cures al durable cases Of this heretofon
much dreaded disease. Those sand.like granular
wastes. found in Rheumatic Blood SCENT dissolve
and pass away under the action Of this remedy n
freely as does sugar when added to pure water.
And then. when dissolved. these poisonous wnssss
freely pass from tho system, and the cause 81
Rheumatism is gone forever There Is now no
real nesd-no actual excuse to suffer longer with.
out help. We sell. ind in confidence rscommsnf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-23
4 ROCK N THE BAETIG
CONTINUED from pass nl1.

hewn in the rock, are circular, guarded
by heavy oaken doors top and bottom,
and these doors possess steel bolts on
both sides Of thea. 1t is thus possible
for either the military authorities up
stairs or the civil authorities to ISOLATE
themselves from the others. In case
IL a revolt pmong the soldiers the gov
ernor could bolt them into their attic,
and they would find great difficulty in
getting out. Now my plan OF pro-
.edure Is this We viii lisarm jailer
md assistant, take their keys. outside
garments and caps, The Jailers tog-
kerry viii fit you. ami the other fellows
may do for me, Then we will lock
them in here. ana II we meet clerk or
governor III The passages we will have
time to overcome either or both before
they are aware Of the change. I'll 90
up the circular stair, bolt from the in
side the upper door and afterwarl bolt
the lower door. Then we open all the
,ells and release the other prisoners.
descend from the rock. get into the
Finnish fishing boat, keep clear OF the
.wo cannon that are up above us and
rail for the Swedish coast. We can't
miss It. We have only to travel west,
Ind ultimately we are safe. There is
only one danger, which is that we may
make our attempt when the steamer is
here, but we must chance, that"
Isn't there any way Of finding out?
Couldn't you pump the governor?"
HE is always very much on his
guard and is a taclturn man. The mo.
mcnt the tunnel Is finished shall
question about some further electE' !,
material, and then pa?haps i may get
a hint about the steamer. imagine
she comes rregularly, so the only safe
plan would be for us to make our at.
tempt just after she had departed"
Would there be any chance OF our
finding a number of the military down.
stairsT
II don't think SO. Now that they
have their electric light they spend
their time playing cards and drinking
vodka"
Very well. Jack; that scheme seems
reasonably feasible, Now get through
your material to me and issue your in.
structions."
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-23
APPLICATION FoR LICENsE.

Notice is hereby given that the
following named person has filed his
application and petition for license
to sell at retail spirituous wines,
liquors, porter, ale, beers and drinks
Of like nature, in the city Of Clarks-
burg for the residue Of the year be-
ginning May /, 1907;
GREEN, GUss j., Elizabeth Latstet-
ter building, East side of South
Third street, between Pike and
Hewes streets, Clarksburg, West
Virginia.
And notice is also hereby given
that the said application and petit
ton for license aforesaid will be
heard by the Council Of the City of
Clarksburg, at a regular meeting 10
be held on the 7th day of June, 1907,
Given under my hand this the 9Th
day OF May, 1907.
WILL Fl. COLE,
Clerk of the City Of Clarksburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-23
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
500 RBWARD. sim.

The readers of this paper viii be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known to tho
medical fraternity. Catarrh being n
constitutional disease. requires a consti-
tutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure
the blood and mucous surfa6 Of the
system. thereby destroying tiT founda-
ton Of the disease, and glvlnB%the pa
tent strength by building up the consti-
tuition and assisting nature in d6ing It's
work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that 1t fails to cure. Send for list OF
testimonials. Address,:
F. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa,
ton