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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-03-09

Virginia, Bankhead, Of Alabama. Wads.
worth, Of Kew York. Babcock of
Wisconsin. McCleary. Of Minnesota.
Fred Lands, Of Indiana. and other
members Of more or less prominence
Will be missing when the sixtieth con
gross convenes.
Among those who so ont OF the sen
ate with the end OF this session are
Patterson. Of Colorado. Dubois, of Ida.
no, Clark, Of Montana, Dryden. OF New
Jersey Blackburn, of Kentucky. Car
mack, Of Tennessee. Willard, Of Ne,
braska, and The veteran Berry, Of Ar
kansas.
While members come aud members
20. the congressional careers Of a
lucky few appear like the babbling
brook, to run on forever In this con
nection some one recalled the fact
that the venerable Senator William
Boyd Allison of Iowa, was rs years old
today. Needless to say he received a
continuous stream of congratulations
from members Of both branches OF
congress.
The anniversary also reminded his
colleagues that on Monday Uncle
Billy" as he Is endearingly known by
everyone in national public life, will
! have rounded out AZ years in con
gress and "a years in the United States
senate-a longer term than any other
man in that chamber, with one excep
tion. the longest in the history of the
republic.
| The next longest term of any pres
ent senator is that of John T. Morgan
of Alabama, with 80 years. Close be
hind him are two senators from Maine
Mr. Hale and Mr. Frye, who entered
the senate together, several months
later, and Senator Aldrich, of Rhode
Island, who came several months lat
err Mr. Allison's lead is already 81
strong that with the two remaining
years of his present term added h.
will probably hold the ecord for +;
century to come.
| If Senator Morgan were a younl
man he would stand show perhaps
to pass the Iowa senator's record
With thirty years tenure to his credi
now, Mr.. Morgan has recently beer
reelected to sixth term, So tina
should Mr.. Aliison's careeer close IL
1909. at the end of his present term, Il
is at least possible for Morgan TO tic
him
With break of two years that
elapsed between his leaving the house
and entering the senate, Senator ALI
son has been in the senate steadily
since 1863, and what he does not know
about legislative methods will prob
ably never be known by anyone AS
chairman Of the appropriations com
mittee he has for years occupied one
of the most influential positions in all
councils of congress, and as head OF
the republican steering committee he
has controlled the consideration of all
political measures
Senator Allison's health occasioned
some concern at ahe beginning of this
session, but he appears now to have
completely recovered from his illness.
During the past month he has been in
his seat every day and is as active on
the floor, as clear Of thought and ready
in speech as ever.
Senator Allison has been a power in
shaping the COURSE of the nations
greatest affairs. With every president
it is said he has been In close touch,
especially with President Mckinley
and President Roosevelt. He enjoys
the fullest confidence OF his friends in
Iowa, in congress and in Washington
official circles.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-03-09
New Private Car.

The new private car of Vice Presi-
dent Kennedy, Of the Cumberland Val
ley railroad. has been put In service
1t is very handsome car. with all
modern convenienees.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-03-09
NEW CHIEF INSTALLED
MR. TALHElM NOW CHEF MAR
sHAL OF FIRE FORCES.
Indicted into Office at Meeting Of
Firemen Thursday Evsning--Mr
Kline complimented.

At a well-auended meeting in the
fremen's han Thursday evening, Mr..
j. P Talhelm, the ewly-elected chief
marshal OF the fire department, ana
the caetains &c 1e several ward com
panies. Who are also assistant mar
shals, We're formally indicted into Of.
flee. The exercises acre brief and
simple SIR Max Robinson. president
Of the fire commission made brief
address. III which he outlined the du.
ties Of the fire officers, and impressed
upon them the necessity for a rigid
observance OF the rules Of the depart
ment at ali times. He stated that it
was the aim Of the commission to
make the local organization the best
in the valley for efficiency, but that
this could only BIZ accomplished
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21
FEARFUL ITCHING
BURNING SORES
Boy IN Miseg II Years Eczema
Spread Over Bod IN Rough
Scales, Cracked, lnfamed, and
Swollen Case Pronounced Incur-
able, but Completely Cured by
Two Sets Of cuticufa Remedies.
his SKIN NOW FINE
AND SMOOTH AS SILK

I wiah 10 iffaen you thar ypsn
wafisasxtn Ctiftc1fa haa isat 8 stop u
tNsixn yeafs q MAaafv | paaas4 wish
my an. A. as infant ! natifssi "a
hn hosir q rsi afsat sad tfaAsssi aa,an
With cHrFeet fesnsaglg4 fsw al.s,t egv
var, bus eilea fite ttsat hsgan -
- lafww ] )al hAm unsasw iha naru
a dectuse. leslse tiself traafusft tie
esssase sfsFNad e. fasH dlnatsat I.afsa
A ~ is#lYs The lnurgf tte dx8tFs
tlsaiesi hln ~ soFpe i BrN. nlaine
Eiie dAg i wuuld rs rough AMI form
AAR sales, A. UIFht Il would -
eaa1kei. tnhaEkfsi ard lady eualisa,
VII isFr4hAe burning Ard NfhIff
Nhen ] iEink = ~ sifsflns Il Ft,arir
lHtssha mY heart ila ertAfas rsalii
= tfani daNn-sfaift Ila silrsfiua
q mg snn mssie ne fni u m5aafy. 4
tsaa ~ ainlttiiop e. NQfk. e. eat. nar
cenls I sloen.
0no daeif told me tlsAg nv sos's
sszsfil4 Has lurufable. ard fase & up
~ Lad lnN. Nne sxeHuR / saw Al
WfflN iu tie rsfsT afsst fle et4stsffui
luiAt tfa and 81 liad 81 Eve & a ffiaf.
hA ypu flAt CntaFA Unfrnsf4
wofih ~ v,sht ip 3, "a All sieu /
haa itstsi lasu tinst lluA "a NinimsNt tlsfn
Nas 2 ffrst ifIaffs yesncft ant ~ iia
tine ! had used tlie aeeand hk "a rutl.
talfA tNp, taihHfa Ointment. sfd fafl.
fira hfaEiFfut mF ehti eas ffftfI iis
d Nw iwasFn fMfa Niu ard s sNln 3
a. fHf eld emo. thasFIit Mfhef sisin.
nlan. emMa AFsnWr. HfsaklFu.
n. i ApfA BE. tens
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21
OLD CHIEF DEAD
Jonathan Blackfeather Last
Chief Of ShaWaees, Died
Here Yesterday.

touattaH H'aesisstier aged g
years a.ei a TIE famll, home Ia a4s
eiH Friday afternoon at ! ococs af
Ter ne week illness
Ie csne g the lHdau Territory
sltt the sHasnegs 81 issfffon John
s1n eaarit hans1s where he was
bon aHi eas rfe tht fa8ue and
mtsl PROMINENT mea ayr afhs tflbe.
having served IS tileif issf cHlef faf s
term n teaf wears
He Is survived IL Hs nIfe na cue
daefhleE lte0 coils ehli. eifs 6 Nn.
ils Hlu Jacket ef Haal@
TIE luuefal 1oak pace raa 0ae
Residence fhs aftefuoeu sl claek
caaarfef d Bsy NcCuaaueh aigsf
el,leh ere remains sere Buried iu ne
pfe cemelNfB
Ms uacki@fher the oa cllefs
wife Is quite
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21
OWEN GETS BUSY
Asiute Politician Has Opened
Press Bureau for His
Campaign

hsbsr f. Naun III slasaaess rsrent.
y aoneaaeei that be aoae b 4
.canaasfs fof tha lgvaea nau ~
tlan q ntei states senator col.
ane Jkea a.eaA7 sri,e H IS
eansas iie apa 4es
H N a6 4Ha81
| ass
afrH E.8 tils mann.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21

AssfA ~ ssHha NA&
Jackson IlOa hays lusm-maas chow.
ea'ow
O " Kllam d Gwss Is in ths elts
% dar
william West .; snylnaw is In
tosn to-day
Las Henderson is SICK AMI unable
to t,e a. hiA store
cap c. L. Lane oi Chelsea Is a
visitor n vlnita today
Nn HENRY uolt q spasinAw IS
visiting Mrs Lottls 6iiSsag.
Judge 7. J. Faraf held commits.
sionss scouFt in Chelsea today
Mis- Elizabeth scogt Is visiting her
sister. Mrs Montgomery. Ia ceniralla.
G. G. RansAn and George uFadshaw
Of Hillside weFo IN the eity to-day
Mrs 4 w slryker ana daughter
ara expected h0ms from KansAs CITY
tomorrow
An Green. wi,o ilas been sri.
ouslg 81 foS several DAYS vas report.
81 - lslng 10 better today
apd Mn Leonard Alien 81 Ju.
anita. Neh are here visiting Nr and
Mm G II Ricismanu. They mAy
locate here
TIE amount paid 70 sitnessss faf
the January term % court 81 Niaita
broke ~ rscoiis Tie sam was
s5sol q shlch wa divided among
ss7 witnesses
cuie lafiln plead smIty before
Commissioners Faffaf teA morning
70 tie chaWs ef efoaiing a DISTURB
anee pn FFlscotF&ln iAsi hces. and
uas fBet si0 and costa
So reaching has been tiie effect
- Tie pure food lAe thar groceries u
all sluds have tesn advanced in price.
"efeu sAshboarda have gono up
aid = Egoccf,man this morning
John johnson ths morning plead
guilty bsfore Commissioner 7, J Fat
faA "a au assault ou his slfs. AMI was
euei 81 and cefs 1he couple are
negroes aud live ou nls creek
Articles Of incorporation q TIE
Adaif County state bAnk have teen
lled uith Recorder johusnn Tie
bank i 20 ~ located Al sti.lssli. ani /
las . capital of e. o0 The officers
and directors are a. g. Dunlap /
president 4 w. iilBes. sics pres
isni 9 Il Nagrg8af ekshiuf IS 9 |
Fisfelaef e u Boalopan
& y rtsuilsa IS sl.s ass nan IL
star - II tie slunsioats Lamtsr
3. ss4uiellis ias tseD appointed
.saiWasssf a. ghslssz saceeadua G |
~ foee Af semehlt IS a Cher
se. aAd has mauI tI.ea1s esef tia
.aiien ~fQ all' fela'ee s. ha appo4ug /
Helt
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21

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Fuh tsHitN IkANf1OAv AZ naatssss
iniisn fsfzitHff HsMaei afHitH go
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tirs it tHea ef tHatfaisa. lasisr FeffHraf
saA fhst Ealafs sea alH f7aJ ansasf fhar.ln=
HtstHHa faftN YlHl Hi2irs e. sai8 HffnsfiH -
fatte4 SIS FFssf = as asfeta 8 s1ne af
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Hsi - seHafalei 81 stesH ssH saHH
Nsft5 q Z skasts ta.iHsa fafHta4F HaaaktT
~ fUfa Hstileaara asanAff H tn
Vfa WHfHHf tatsi sHiss latan Ia.
sfaHu fas aHan 1aintafs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21
= A.sTUBHLEF1up. 4. .. MI
- DENT IST
Onoe Ia McGeorFe huitiins, Nlnlts.
Phone TAI
i.sea rsom me nosuts'ss

nallanIs snnN Linlment = praised
fof tie good Il does A sure care fof
HhaumafIsm and Al PATHS Wright
- Loving. Gland Junction colo.
Mflfes USED nallard's SNOW Lint.
mnnt lasg ulnfnT, fuf Rheumatism
nfid can recommend t IS tie b.ssf
LlnIment "a tie market ! thought.
uf thp time | was taken down with
fHls tfuuble. fhat & would be 3 weak
llHiafe cuuld gel about bai % -.
rIglne yoar Llnlmsnt several times
|lIHlne rie night. ! Vas aiout il q
heue alla sell IL lIfee days Peoples
Drug Stare
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21
FOR WOMAN'S EYE

tau MArh strs dinuaf - Eialsd N
tse Efaf fsiaa ef CutHfna s af glIzf.
nHni Afi is le Hutga rfig rlSaHs.nF.
t'ia af HiInf rane. fassf zfsf af1lnauk
81 fi sad constitutional tr~dfnpsns
- f.Hafnffaaftefis th.nEs nfafiafa
fraikati 1asifHfs ari H5lus. a.
a4 AZ MWh sf3nHafhafsr HMa ~ -
enaaa ctlggals hgfserla. asrxutls-
nN kaa asks4v.
e ffN ta1F Nas
tfs# tsn# ~ tiaae at sa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21

shna'a d sunshine iH tie house. ADD
wlll = 4 HoH give Il Whites Cream
Nefmliage tie fssf worm medicine -.
iefei g suffering humsnits ThN
femsit s ueennluE TIE permanent
nature ~ az hanseImsds a MnfhAf
Wlfh ehtnFtH. naa & sef aI0nE aithnaf
= b3i Ia u Whites Ifeam Nefmlfuee
IN The house Peoples Dfna store.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21

oliver chilled and Moline a. Ylana
Pios 60.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21

Nili axe nine So ell a bottle 81
hallarts : liafehnund syrup aiwats
eeri 90 hand ave many a spell 81
sicknsss A sure cute f0f coughs
saias llfaiielltis and shu1pinE cough
Ms - ilnf springs. Ara writes
81 Aea q fiQtileef q Hard s ilbfsi.baua
eJf0n ia M msiiclne eNes4. and
thank nF fanetia1gla manf iinses
+ has prevented mang aeten nnslis IL
s1ckftess. Peoples DzuE store.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21

~ Elliott u ClslsA i "a Gis
sitFitostay o. business
Al Huflngfpn, Wsllkiewl nesrD
character. waa arrested thla manlhg
bygsarsisal ilAffpa3llfana taken 10
tiss ieieFkl iAiil wlsefc he sill - held
pending 81 inquiry lnlo his. sanity.
hufifxtou Is fspased tosts ! 'tofe
6elid A week ago he wAa eA0gllt
peeAing lnto wind9~A ana vas run
out Of tomn under threats ufrlyneb-
los Il be eAmr back.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21
FROM FRIDAY DAILY

SIS Al Bfa ots saeAtef af
utei Wednesday 0eit ~ aNI
sith ief dsaelaf Nb 0 Amaad
sn
/ Noad sefk fse f1f ae aa.
Fmses liaf3aaW Ja tf
tie baum a1mHi5ts 81 na SIS,
oafi essatlfe 81 tharsiay reported
iaamnIf Mayafs Ilm Cl8e bll IS
q strict raFt5 sgto
Naalsd IS ula lameaf ts btas
pafsnis lu Nnlfa FEBRUARY il 81
/ p - sam1e NtHef 1r of
tafand g Hlss Ela Daniels Te}
vii na'ieaf fs1ragd
laughter eas loru lAss nIslito
ST. sni SITS 4 WAsoasf
Ms e & Gnath Is m wih ube
gup
Ass Pauline ke.Ief fetlFued Yfs.
tefsiaf from seeks VISIT iu ChslseA.
T. L. err vaa Ia from Chelsea asl
night
Aisaas Ethel aud pel.a N.difef 81
falflaad we're Ia TIE cify Yesterday
= BE- present al tie wedding g thslf
eoasin. amuel NidIfer
4 letter has heea received from T
+. Cfutebasld Who j. ia san Angelo.
Texas tof tie benefit q his health
Nj Ctutehaeld writes that De IS
pleased with she towp ADD that he IS
feeling considerable stronger
: Namlng Is eat again after
severe attaek Of tie grip
William Howell Of oseuma vas Ia
town yesterday Afternoon.
TIE ttlaphous company 60 have the
ueo system wnrklng b next Monday
This vii l'e good ness - sahr4b
efS as TIE pSeseut system s wretch.
81. And MANI and loud have been the
klcks of peer sRfsice during tie past
Few weeks However, with the new
sYstem az VII h lovely
Al kafg tmnle eas tled % yester.
DAY as ius result q 5 freight wreck
fes milfs north Of nenls1n wodnes
'iaY night. DoEssssas fax ears sefe
ismoilshssls enc iife vas lost. and sey
afAl others Of the crews we're injured
~ 4 Patton ls seriously ~ at hls
iome n Auskogee Yesterday morn.
ng 3 Telegram q } q Iiall Aunoanc
4 his DEATH. bnt later a Telegram
dated that what been Supposed 70 b.
luath saa merely 4 faint NJ PAT.
~. loNeFsr e vsff critically u.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-02-21
Ne lsaAe N1ie s 4allesIsg aga.u

II re state = Nebraska ueu are
sAeoo farm cream selanton Ia nse
Between p and % ser ceut II tlese
are tis Del.oval maehlnt sou In-
tend g pure ase a cream separator Ue
sure to investigate The be Loyal at
Niulta riow 70 ws.7tf
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-07-06
STYLES FOR THE HAIR
High Dressing Still the Fa-
vorite Veg 7 ortoiseshell
Pms and Combs Used
Very Frequently.

s. high dressing is sim accounted
The essence of smartucss. and the fzr
yorite disposal of the moment takes
The lorm OF curls ana loosely disposed
coils with soft tcudrils about the fore
head while a parting Is usually indi
Gated a little 90 The Jeff side OF
rrcut Large oudulcs are the order OF
zoe day. and tho pompadour is allowed
tr droop considerably over the brow.
shile The back is taken up with
sharp sweep and the sides rolled
Jack iL graceful and becoming fash.
ion.
The ingcuue is faithful TO her low
dressing. but in lieu of that atrocious
airouud pompadour. held in subjec-
zion by three combs. She hair is parted
g. the center. or O little to the left.
and pulled out and rolled back at the
sides. when d pair OF fancy combs
come iuto prominent requisition The
remainder OF che hair is then twisted
iuto heure-ofeight coil low down
ia tEe uape OF the neck. the Inevitable
tine hair net keeping AN IN order. aided
by two large. round-headed pins. or
some girls dispense with these. and
elect 90 don large black silk bow
placed az the top OF the coil
Tortoiseshen pins and combs form
invaluable adjuncts 20 the modern
couture In fact it is quite unusual 10
see a head unadOrned with these use
ful and ornamental details. Frequent
ly for evening wear. these are aug
mented by sprays of sequin leaves.
birds and wings. while flowers and
maidenhair fern are sun permitted
place. though tnsel fancies strike
the more advanced note.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-07-06
A Little Hat Hint.

The hats being worn at present are
simply chefs doeuvre. Independence.
Imagination. and art reign supreme.
both IN the choice of colors and the
evocation OF styles. What a lot OF ex-
quisite modelsl The hat to-day has a
little conquering air. But what plays
a very important role. though very
discreet one Is the barrette. II has
the appearance of being OF no impor-
lance, this little hat of velvet or tulle.
lined with buckram. Well. 1t is often
on this simple accessory that the whole
chic OF a hat depends. The barrette
Is the base. on which the hat is
placed; on it depends. in a great de-
gree. whether II viii look wen or not.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-07-06
10 Keep Dresses Fresh.

One Of the incest ways OF keeping
dresses. especially evening ones.
fresh Is 10 sew throughout the lining
tiny perfumed silk sachets Any odd
bit OF silk does for this purpose.
Make the sachet about one inch
square. Put in layer OF soft white
wadding, into which has been
sprinkled some sachet powder. Sew
up and tack firmly 10 various places
In skirt and bodice. This gives the
delicate elusive fragrance to your
frock which is rather hard TO attain
when liquid perfume is used II also
has the additional benefit OF keeping
away destructive moths when the
garment is laid aside for a time.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-07-06
PROVERBS.

Arrogance is the obstruction of wis
dom.
Better are small fish than an amply
dish.
At the gate where suspicion enters
love goes out.
Every man kens best where HIS own
shoe pinches
Chains of gold are stronger than
chains of iron.
He is a worthless being who lives
only for himself.
Beware Of enemies reconciled and
meat twice boiled.
Aye be merry as ye can, Cor love
never delights in sorrowful man.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-07-06

Muscatine. IA romance covering
a half century has resulted In the
marriage Of 4. /. Kinsey, of Easton.
Pa, to Mary 3. Richman, OF Musca-
tine. The bride is IS and the groom
so. She is the widow OF State Sena-
tor Richman and the mother OF Irv-
ing Richman. ex-consul to Switzer-
land. The two knew each other at
school, but married each others
chums. Both lost their mates through
death. Correspondence was taken Up
recently and now toward the close OF
life they are united.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-07-06
MODERN MIRACLE REPORTED.
Strange Case Of italian Girl Exeites
Wonder.

Milan.-A curious case OF the power
OF autosugses tiou. but which by ig-
norant persons lis claimed as "A modern
miracle. is reported by the newspa-
pers. Some time ago the weII.known
physician. Professor De Giovanni ef-
fected the cure Of a girl who. owing
20 nervous arrangement. mad lost her
voice and her memory. After she
had returned 20 her village she had
a relapse. her illness being agra
waited by mania and paralysis of the
limbs. Further efforts TO alleviate her
suierings were useless. One night.
however. the invalid saw in a dream
st. Anthony OF Padua who babe her
wear for a month the habit OF the
monks Of his order. The girl was ac-
cordingly dressed in monks clothing
and when she had worn il for 20 DAYS
she recovered the use OF her limbs
and was able 90 speak and write. She.
in her turn. lis now the object OF a GER
tain amount of veaeration, her cure
being regarded as q miracle. She has
been visited by Professor De Giovan-
nj and other doctors who assert that
her recovery is an abnormally quick.
intellectual and physical development
OF the girl. which first led 10 over
excitement Of the brain. causing the
nervous symptoms. and then to auto
suggestion so strong as TO cause re-
action and corrective on the disturbed
nervous system. This case. indeed.
is a most perfect. practical demonstra-
ton Of the wonders which can be
worked by autosuggestion.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-07-06

Old Nepune had just purchased a
handsome automobile Of coral and
pearl.
Gracious" exclaimed the inquisi-
tive mermaid. What kind OF wagon
do you call THAR"
why, a water wagon, OF course"
laughed Neptune. as he tried to run
down a sea horse.-chlcago Daily
News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-07-06
In Darkest Africa

Your highness." announced the
royal adviser, the white explorer begs
the permission to penetrate your king
dom He says he will cure much sick.
ness by distributing cough medicine
on his way.
Very likely, replied King Gumbo
with broad grin. "All the white
men try to make US poor savages
cough up Back to the elephant
grove with HIM"
And then the king ordered the
sounding of the war drum.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-07-06

Professor Charles Wclcott asked me
u ] could SOC amy small snakes for
him. Go le used 90 feed the lar-c.
dangerous s-arcs which were iu The
ri- told ha q Thought 0 could. and
started oat Oh se. villa. Q could do Z
was very s..c.sul el thc under
tak.n-. a-l .--e seem suak. ml-ing
eNo- since igr.ur -y spare ume.
81 DO rot have much time TO go
hu-uoe. au, usl-lly gather them dur
Ing tae room taar. whom the sun rs
at its tei D.. because then thc snakes
are usually 90 the ground. and p-ob-
ably asleep
II have 80 present $50. having two
orders 90 fM one order is for Pro-
lessor Wo.cott. who wants 800 for his
pit in Toledo. O.. and another order
for four dozen. Co Doe shipped to Nrs.
j. lie Roy Ice Count. Sew Haven.
Conn by the 10th OF The month"
Woicott has Melted about 500.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-07-06

suppler-Did Miss Kits admire
your paintings?
Dobber-I don't know.
Suppler-What did she say about
them?
Dobber-That she could feel that ]
put a great deal OF myself into my
word
Stippler-Well. that's praise.
Dobber-Is IT? The picture I showed
her was Calves In a Meadow"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-07-06

Pretty blouse Of blue foulard with
white spots. IL is shirred at the top
and bottom and over the shoulders
are RULES OF the material, headed by
tiny rufiies Of plain silk TO match.
which are fagoted TO the blouse.
The collar and cuffs are OF guipure.
edged with the plain silk and finished
at the points with tassels. The knot
and girdle are also OF plain taffeta.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-07-06

Don't be afraid to think before you
Don't be afraid Go make your goods
known.
Don't be afraid .o tell the truth. Tt is
part OF your honor.
Don't be afraid of experience. He Is
the best teacher
Don't be afraid Co admit when YOU
are I'm the wrong
Don't De afraid ~ pleasure. It is
necessary for good work.
Don't be afraid TO risk. The great
successes are born Of chance.
Don't Doe afraid of lmltators. Origi-
nality always bears "a trade mark.
Don't be afraid 90 tight against odds.
Most things worth having are hard to
get
Don't De afraid of ceasure. We an
need toning down as well as toning
up.
Don't DE afraid 20 use your time to
advantage. To is given you for that
purpose.
Don't be afraid OF rivals. Things
may be crowded below, but there is
always room CA top.
Don't be afraid 20 De polite at all
times and under all circumstances. 1t
Is no disgrace to be called a gentle
man.