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y woman Swallowed Hat Pin.

ou'' 'ehicago Augast %. = ga art.e ed
Z By thes sharp ringing. or a ,ela-
non phone -betI near the mirror Fhs-
lo'e Tors which she was tressirg for
ah an auio1n0bns. ride. Ms c. u.
Penis, Of Detroit, wife b: an3
2 en- member II Well KNOWN "a milg.
2. 'n-of tiIst ndIhe, swallowed a h4t-
. % = pin I've ircHss long in her roam
a-the 'Arfitoriam Annex Sun.
Gay night aui f5- twen y-loar
-'' hours her husband and friends
te4red an operation would 5e
-se necessary 70 s5ve her life.
EAy PHysici1ns discovered wi3h
n7 the; aia offis X-rays yssFerday
.ha' tk4 the pin had rsarhet me wo-
l'@A man intes.ine:, having passed
,a- ihr61eh The eosoph gus. 8 They
ase 20 deaaed not 10 Tisk an Upsratiot
at rhe time, but recouTss 20 tht
N'-le knife may become nsee==sr,
later. -
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fbaNahg. for Killing Officer.

' ssWRdimgton, Aug. 19.-Ad-
vicesergeelved by the war de-
tBa4ealtnufrom Manila show that
tlReuFourr martial which tried
7Risvate William Taylor, Com
2 al \ IN. FPwents four, h infantry,
aeitHoi,e on Oct. Is, last. for
Lieut.. Robert b. Cal
ysf,e t&encommanding officer of
qfEn fampary, sentenced him to
aesyhltsF banging.
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Neaegfod and Snake Sfrsal
ShiShirt.

RocRodRki HhiTAt traliE rieFFiday
afiesffsarno o6hs MessrsAS. a. aAtt Mex
F'eWFsws leffi FlR4pissmes 4otl FisH-
Ing fng gCr9esse EAi etreeythgyi hStendgd
havinpsEv pig biPqimel sghingd and
aftesaHFIee1qfw 4fd2 a big fgh fry,h They
were &effeo oa2E68mpSuisd f6 fhe historic
stsestpe peama Y few Tnegra me}i,,e ore
Of w6p~h6ai wRg BAiFyM aym, 8 most
oTigBffgiaaF dark yhte TBes eryeks was
reacrreaacted, tie sef6s affan eef aud
she4heh the rdap PIES ursd ana haf
oegaBeg egRh. BiifyMav wlS roverN next
to of6 8habf the Sanhks Of }He creek'
do'ndoitigs hisryvefy best Go G ca scRI
ever9vere tfghAa THE aw-,,e4.e Be Nas
IN Thekdtgrta , 70 his waist v bsn ne
P plunged his right ltg" aoan be-
side Side }hg badtp, th7Ekiag perhaps
nmanyh fiyhe ii1e.i There tfif tia
dmt6.! Bfh RRd' On Y pair Of 4ooseN
= fitting tf5userS, in facA5, there
vas Eiafgp plenty OF room f6t' another
les reg h#ithdh dhGat he6ttrer-fn the other!
tie ne fefp ssom1fet tohm1fet hing easing up bie
PanPahes fkEa ana q Before he tould
rea feaTzs wMaf was lfap Penit}s esn
eel esl,! he ahougtt,i Had crawled nP
h's shist SHIRT near hisl shoulders He
gSaosfabbea Tftfel7t- the t-4Er-mint With botS
1fanRis ahd hadea aesthp g7fp on
sne 4heF p5or9hihg HIS eyes becarne
uausuatly 1arE4l ana Nea waa
FBhewhat '6xcited SONS one
sad said. said "H8la 70 Il, BIZ, hold ~
II itaes'Yes, 'hiy Goa. I'm iAaiisg
a'd ard sti4 'swyne o hoa," replied
Bi'B Bill; b. this iinle TIE wha'e
2artParty was 70 falI Of lauyhtst
aaus cadsed BY Bifi &c ions that they
@othd bs of no service to him.
Caa.Ca6n@Tn yy6ouhr1se hr1 hope me-, mems
tse fnse in a po?rf6re psraF5medr.
needs your help. Nan dSar you
l..
see tseet e4bn6s novih.em Come sdh
sni haAtRif hope me-. ne. p cRied Biip m l4und
tones siGstRg crowd. 'hii
Presrrtegentkty BiIffgr SHIRT was
ashslasket viii i ekfffe and no and
obefiota large n46ec ssah e pokea
II : hft'a head out 6fFtffs poor ne gfbPs
SHIRT shirt. an
"toF"Pot Cod sske mems Rtip me,
nv nv nv Lord hive mercy UPON me.
oF For ny shkes takkes this 4lfing
a~AyawsY,sh crfed BIZ in m6st plead
Ang 'ihss tones. Another negro nearby :
FGacght ths susk ke BY, theatail ana
ierked 9 L on, F6t po3r BIZ.
-AHLG hands --u
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nPihevilhd LadyDead.

2arChatlotte oseUbserveT.ss Mrs
S4rAf cMeaeh am. Reh ( Piueviflg.
aiedJ AZ SePetet's Has ntslv eatty,
tha nnfoeninkrs. Msss Msachaun
was aaEehhto h,h& hos spital ever a
week ago eJfe ring w5th sppepd-
icitis.e' Her conditions was age
rfFais from The s,st nnd isn atg+'
an operation was decided upon
sn the hope Of saving her, life;
sbdt shee never efallBdm "a from rhe
shock and .destli u ehsaed shis
ff1sruing. less
The deee easeas ~esy se- years
ode She IS sarviyed byla- hue
band,. J 3. Meaehsni 7superin.
ttenaent If The Pinevi le- Cotton
MHs, and TVS sisters.
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'.EYeraevstyb0dy s65uid Know

ssEzC,G Hays p9 rzllnEut bcs.ness
man cf Ijltsf. Mo tisS BaesfsuS ARMIES
f, : Ssllys ) IL laiekest and sUrssS AssII0z,
, sAlTt aver Applied 10 ysors hrsg--or Vsun i,
,-.,, 2, ortts e4ssrof piles re -s5.it and kneF
= l[As- =, - atf,.- 49, - ~ 8, - -
- Druggists 2jc.
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w1sR S4aasv = more desirable than an ex-
Q quisSlt1 eeh plexion and eiegan, jewels
Sfp oppet tunity for every woman
Il te ebtat6 both, for limited time only.
dT{xs' directions and recipe for obtaining
= s=fr;otEe<S CON ple1ion is the secret lcDg
20 sti easlss tle master minds OF the
iShfbs pa is aud GREENS.
IS vTtSS seoeStsIned after years Of work and
4ii 4ii 9z5ss4zztt 9z5s4zztt - * 5eii-e l; Is the method used
Es iflsssAfsest and most beautiful women
OF Europe.
nd II 40 sfeas OF American women who now
rfseyi Atssr expressed their delight and
} satisfaction.
ls Fits; secret - eAsilv understood and
lsHA fse!tJ f5llo~ and it will save you the
SKI peh sereef creams, cosmetics. bleAches
End ftfyEer give you beautiful complex
? hioasna97te your skin from pimplss- bad
I, esles seasck heads, etc Ii alone is worth
,SS ven tii6hy times the price we ask you to
Sch flor the genuine diamond ring OF
l1ss4stdesign.
n-f sett YOU this ring as one small prof;
Et~lrs notwithstanding cost The price Is
ileas eEkua eae half whA; others charge.
fFRe rsCtfe IS ire with every Ting.
2 4:SlSA genuine rose ca; diamond ring
re.f sfA2 rsEng bnlhAbcy Absolutely guAran'
'et-si. dseai, dainty. shaped ike BzleheI
! S=sA yTsskit@cSe,,ing Of l+Kt- gold shell. q,
Eyes ieSsI 5eSe!er It would COS, consider
. stSy' s.A1<S .azn s. ~.
, ~ Vi s.aail you this beautiful complexion
: ysysEs Tft- when your order = received Il.
RIB 4nfslUc II. money orier. stamps ol
biH- "a; yoUt order il before our slp-
Y4y - sthaGst=l
: Tsss ottsy IS made lor limited zine
ga " go means q Aiyes Using and into
s IutE se orr goods
< -s4a3 tosisy before This opportunity j
;sss-o:,en
T. GIRO. MOSELEY
- "a, t3Tl street Ne~ York City.
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2 Leaves 2S5 Descendants

Union special. IN News aua
Courier: Nrs. Mary EGsabe-h I
Fincher. wiFow oi tne.latp Jessa
Il. Fincnsr% died Saturday al
her home, a sew miles north oi
his city, shd wss suried a, Fai,
View Church Sundsy. Mrs.
Fincher had reached tire 70:
vsnced age II ninesF-. -.ltres yAfk
md her dirTc' 5eseehisRts mum.
beted two ionared ana filty, fiv-
sours. Sic ia, rthe rhoeber o.
soar' cen children, sud before
- dea:h her great graRd- chill
irec lad chi drea n thsicown.
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7. CTtC. MOSELEY


Tn YYTJ To To1eu foE collecting
NIX names and selling oar novel
&~&tASl& ties ve give Bag Premiums >
81 ay,ias nAra= today fo' our aes plan OF
tse p's-5 t-'5sIth lit;le w5rk. Write today.
= fiaGs 4 C. NCSELEY Premium de-
Ts.r+4 -; se Z. z3rd stree, Se~ York City
.HJ22-3 KOS.
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are usually made rp OF broadcloih
and lined with white or contrasting
cClcf
The wide hem Of black. Natter
blue, on a contrasting color continues
to be he popular feature ON evening
costumes This aot only gives pret.
W ene-t 20 the skirt bal adds
wcieh 10 tae thin fabric and holds 81
down Frequently these bands ara
trimmed with passementemo effects
at the joining the trimming coutmu
tag upward
a pretty lrock that seems TO be n
popular model for a Young school
girl is made on similar lines to The
sailor suit The blouse slips over the
head, aud there are wide Gibson
plaits which give breadth TO tho
shoulders. The chemisette. Eat. mar.
row collar turn back cuffs and hell
are made OF plaid silk OF a color chat
woald brighten Che dress The skirt
is nile sored and Is trimmed with
two bands OF the SILK near the bot.
TOM
NetG TOR trimmings as well as for
gowns are in greet demand Em-
bsaldsred sets have taken The place
uf laces 90 some extent ON es-
pecially pretty black net was en-
broidcred I'M color with metallic glmts
through &C. FloCncings and bands are
shown IA fue gray net. embroidered
with silver thread which Is so dun
that % seems 10 be darker gray than
The net
For Aurrmn costumes. the new
shldon broad.loths are decidedly the
most stylish OF an materials They
are SO nvsihly plaided that IN one
light they seem to De blue. IN anotht.l
green or the colors may De rich
wine red and brown The light
pastel shades make very handsome
costumes for reception and theatre
wear Other materials that are used
this season are cheviots imported
wursted tweeds. chiffon panamas. and
wool batiste
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.
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POPE Plus X SENDS
A REPRESENTATIVE
Object Of Congress Is TO
systematic Public and
Private DeyOtiOnS

Pittshurg, Pa, Oct 12-No event
in the history OF the Roman Catholic
church in the Ulted states has ever
brought together so many priests.
prelates. and members OF The hier-
archy as the international eucharistic
congress which viii open tomorrow
with solemn religious services in ST.
pauls cathedral in this city The con
sress viii continue in session three
days
REPRESENTATIVES win be in attend
ance from ali over U,t United States,
Canada and Europe T.ishop Macs of
Coyington. XIV. who is the head Of
the league Ii the United States. WEI
preside and the =uecial guest OF honor
viii be Cardini nutelli. wf9 comes
as the personal .esentativc of Pope
piW X.
The central id9a Of the Roman
Catholic church is ia the eucharist
the living presence OF Christ in the
breed and wine and on the altar. The
eucharist is one Of the seven sacra
nents OF the church. and one of tho
most important Out OF it has grown
the ritual. music, arcL i, -ture Of the
church. an many pecut arities OF
Christian social life among Catholics.
The eucharistic leagues are formed
in nearly every Roman Catholic
church in the world, banding together
the faithful OF the parish in an organ
ization whase object Is 10 vanerate
God in the eucharist The eucharist
league among the laity is the stepping
stone to the eucharist congress Of the
clergy
THESE leagues Of the eucharist be-
gan ia the middle OF the last century.
Their object and thst Of the congress
es IN which they meet is 10 systema.
ike public and private devotions
Plus TX and Leo XIII. were cham
pious Of the movement i'm their time
and Plus X. has given the eucharist
leagae of Rome his personal attel
tlon
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The women Of the Island OF YezEo,
whence Il is supposed came NE orig.
inal inhabitants OF Japan. have a very
peculiar custom OF making up their
faces to look ~ though they have
mustaches. These women are called
Anus. and upon the upper lip o. each
Aiuu belle Is tattooed something thar
resembles a long flowing mustache.
To possess an artistically tattOoed or
nament OF THIS kind marks a woman
as especially attractive and her
chances OF making q good matrimoni.
~ alliance are very small II she Is
not thus adorned. As matter OF fact
the men Of the islaud choose theiT
spouses more for the beauty OF this
tattooea Ign than the grace Of form
~ charm Of feature
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G @ 90 @ c c Q Q @ o G , o 8 o
@ FADs AND FASHIONS. 6
g =
Q Q ooc Q Q 6 0 Q @ o 0 0 Q 8

New York. Oct i2 A. fac mot
Will interest all women ia that long
coats Win hs very much in styie
this winter Those Tor everyday wear
show but little chsngc from those
worn two seasols ago The drcssy
long coat are out on different lines.
with more grace and al to them
thal the loose fur-llned and shape.
loss coats which motoring has made
so common Such coats are design
ed 90 De worn over thin frocks 20
lectfres conceuo Or cayd parties.
Son are made with short loose
sleeves and are colIariess and with
"a coat of this style a large mum and
a wide stole are quite necessary for
additional warmth
w. we're never more worn than
they are today A mesh VEN worn
over Che hat and pinned in The back
with "a yelpia IS 9 popular way for
we ring one The more expensive
ones have frills of chiffon Liberty,
accordion plated around the bottom
and are very becoming 90 most faces.
The newest effect has border OF
ribbon stitched an arcuad The veil
II has been many years since the
black evening frock was n popular
favor but with this coming winter. it
promises % be very much IN vogue.
A pretty model would be TO have the
dress made up of black silk mousalhie
with an inch wide satin stripe and the
whole thing being made up over
white messaline The skirt should
Ia Hft nHfna4 H.fs q b
bias bands of the mousaline which
are embroidered with silver spaugles
The waist is made low neck, with
deep bertha which Is also embroider-
ed with spangles. and edged with
fun narrow vlching
s ch dainty little ties and iahois
are made 90 wear with thc embroider-
ed linen collars. one diamond
shaped collarpiece was made OF ems
hroidered batiste edged with narrow
lace Another was more on the bow
tie order The fiat bow effects were
finished below with two tab ends. one
longer than the other This was
made OF dotted Swiss and edged with
Valenciennes lace
.Iev-l.. OF AL sorts IS more fascin-
dNilA itdN eyer NtlNlt. ne iNNolllt
stones seem 10 be Chinese Jade and
emerald ia fact any stone with
greenish tinge In it is iu great de-
p9ad The stones shat Come next in
flshion are pink pearls and very pale
pink coral Some beautiful designs
have been shown where these two
stones We're used TO SCI Off The en-.
erald or Jade. and the ehect was
charming
There Is new shade called egg
pa,lt purple thar Is now being used
for coat saits. with the trimmings OF
purple velvet This color the new
peacock blue and mahogany brown
are used mostly for trimmings Oh
Jackets 8s they are little too CON
spicuous for entire costumes. but IN
some cases. very stunninp suits have
been made OF them
Some Of the Autumn wraps are
seen in shades OF gold straw, cham.
ois, ochre. buff aad apricot They
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Charcoal Kills Bad Breath
Sad odor Of Indigestion Smoking.
Drinking Or Eating Can Be
instantly stopped

Cnr1nfn parEnrr MntIrF Errn
otb., n.,nla aofic.. .,. h.,l fr..,.,,
orcro vo, ,eo,id oot ,otic, i ~ sii
IA is n,tse,tino ~ ot,., ,n,,1o h,
sts,d h,f,.. ti,., XXX ,.t.,,. ,,. ~.
,.iisin. at., tte,, +, ,.i,ta -. ~
voar haa h,,otb =, n,..lt,. coe,,,,
fro,,, food fc,..,e..,f., ii, .,.,,.,. 80,
oeb eo,,.fi,,ns ,..T b...o h, a., .t,a
nofniao tbat awf,1 s, bii,ons
bad brfs,b v,n o, ton n,.+
onca bv saoiio,f,r n,e or +,.a
eti,srt ch.r,,,l f,.7,,.s. M ..,,.t
,o,ea,f,r sos o,,a -. ,i,,,,,.,,,,,. 80
n,enarei
s,,,eff,,es .,,, ,,..is am n.,...,
rn,,nsotrls h, , ,n' 80,
,ebo ,sI'. -t,b gnn 1v,a,t. ,.a n,
IONS or ovg ee hesa .at,n~ osh
haoe ,5 eu ~ s,,3s,,, ya, ,oi.h
M. ,,. ~ ,. e, e.,n.5 Cp ,,r,',i y.,'
h wl~5.rfn ,heorbor ~ oaors 81 81
sycry ors .,o,.s qhs,
st.sst.s co,s,n,ai r,.,s,,.,ss e.. ~
,,,tst H., -to,, III . ,,4 -.
adoro-s fooJs ess srao, t,d,eo5
tiop
no,,+ rso hro,n, ,,.e..,,. m.
nayer coneosi ny ndar a,d ,.avar N,
sorh tbe - ,hs, ns,.o. ~, aaor o. o.
sgaes tba yort f.c, W. - ,o 80, 49,, '
yoals ne resso, fo,. ,,oi, 80 stns,,is
cbsrcosI to,ongos ,n aa erst ntaca
ston fo- gond si - hsa.h
helshino ~ oes ord - ,an,.
hreo,h nnrs sresb ond r.aat i,s, ~
ter w, 'ye aafen rben ~ - ,,,n
t,,.,, b,s e,o, 900. f,o,,, ~, -, ~,
hre ~ -, taii, ,.,,,,. ,,,os,h nan ,,s
r,,re and eresb ana hos,,i., ,.,,,r f,,,,d
wni faefe so o,~ch botte. e ,on -
VOC nevt n,eal fost trv A.
cbsrcnal 1oos otbs, ,.o,5o,.f,,t
tbinos foo rt csrriee a,.o, fron, y,lnr
stomach and intesti,es sn tbe In,
& ritfee tbare reeens togetber ga
.waicb canses ne bad hrsstb csar'
coal is n,,r.ieer os won BE- an an.
.orbe,
Cbarcoal fs now by ror tho hest
most oosv ana mia Isystt,a f.ro,,.,,
A whole hovfn1 viii ~ no bo,.n,s ~
facf fbo no~s yon ta,o M het+a.
ct,ort,., c,,,..oa..i + -. -
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csntenarlsns !, or.a, s,lta.n.


Once more woman has demonstrated
Aer superior vitality, to the discom-
nture OF nero man. or the centenari-
ms who died Ia the United Kingdom
during last year ~ we're women and
only paltry l6 were men; In 1905
the numbers were 80 and %, respec-
lively, and in 1904, Al to %. During
the last ten years the women who
died after completing 100 years, at
least. OF life, exceeded the male cen.
lenarians by s27 to lT7--an advantage
Of nearly So per cent
Tested by the length of life, woman
ran equally claim the superiority.
Bridget Danaher. who died last March
IN Limerick. was said to be i12 years
Did; Mary OHare. another daughter
,f Erin, was only two years younger,
and Mrs. Sarah Egan, Of Kings Coun.
". was credited with i07 years. willis
Bridget Somers. who ended her days
m Sligo Workhouse in March, 1904,
lad reached the ripe old age OF ia
80 healthy 10 Ireland that It Is said
IAe has at present more than 500 cen.
,enarianH. while England Scotland
and Wales eAR only muster 1872 among
them.
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Tr1efb and
Quality

appeal 60 the Well-lniormed in every
walk OF life and are essential to permanent
success and creditable standing Accor-
mgly, it is not claimed that Syrup Of Figs
and Elixir Of SIENNA is the only remedy q
known value, but one Of many reasons
why it IS the best Of personal and family
hxatyes is the fact that it cIeanses,
swcetens and relieves the internal organs
on which it acts without amy debiitating
after effects and without having to increase
the quantity from time to time.
It acts pleasantly and naturally and
truly as a laxative, and Us component
parts are known to and approved by
physicians, as il is free from all objection
alle substances. TO get It's beneficial
effects always purchase the genuine
manufactured by the California Fig syrup
Co.. only, and Tor Sale by an leading drug
gists.
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Nelson. a child Of FIVE, was becom
ing acquainted with his Uncle Wiz
They We're considering questions OF
earthly Vie. with its manifold perplex
tiles and rules Of conduct, and the life
and hope IN the hereafter In an at
tempt to make the idea perfectly clear
TO the boy the uncle said. "Now, you
know that your grandmother is dead
and has gone 10 Heaven" After .
minute OF two Of deep thought Nelson
looked up into his uncle's face and
said Wen never see her again. viii
We. Uncle WHIP"
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Mu,,-rat erounda Rentea.

In parts Of TIE south tse muskrat
skin trade Is so important that the
marshes on which they have their bur
rows are rented out for the shoot.
ing. The sport is usually best at
night, when the animals are out In
search OF food II sometimes occurs
that an unusually high tide drives
them from their homes. when they are
slaughtered in thousands The fur
hunters only kin them In the winter
and early spring, when their coats are
thick and In prime condition. The
flesh is not so good in winter as in
warmer weather, as they get thin dur
ting the cold weather
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Th. onIy cat shs nad. zoe.

A woman went TO Justice Millov's
sourt the other afternoon and said to
Clem Ehlinger, the clerk. according TO
the Kansas City Times:
Il want you to come right ont u
my house and arrest my husband"
''Why?" asked the clerk.
''He got drunk yesterday. hit his
boss and got fired said tile woman,
Then he came home and killed the
eat--and rs the only cat I've got left"
We'll. can't arrest man for kill.
ing cat" Mr.. Ehlinger replied. "but
I'll tell what | can do. know where
you can get another cat"
Tue woman took the address and
left.
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Jerry Thompson, OF Howe township.
Perry county, an experienced fisher.
man, says that the scarcity os ash
10 the Juniata river Is not due SO
much to The baskets and nets as to
the ugly black lizards. The river
Is said TO be fun OF these rep.
tlles and they live entirely on fish
spawn and fish, Many OF tnsse azardl
have been caught in nets and killed.
and upon examination have been
found to contain hsh from one zach
TO six inches long Whence they
came is mystery, but the damage
taey are doing, according tc Mr..
Thompson and other fisherman ir no
secret Philadelphia Record.
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lf real coffee distmbsN yonr Stom.
ach, your Heart or Kidneys then try
this clever Cnnee imitation Dr.
Shoop's Heath Coffee Dr Shoop
has closfy matched old Java and
Mocha Cnttee in flavor aud taste YET
t has not "a single grain of real Coffee
ia II Dr Shops Health Coffee lmi-
tatlon Is made from pure toasted
grains of cereals. with Malt. Nuts. etc.
Made IN one minute No fcdSus long
wait You VIII sureiv IKE Sc Get u
free SAMPLE az our store Bank Gro.
cery
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To MIns Ru.aIan copner.

According to adyloes from SO. re
tersburg 60 the London Times. a syi.
dicate has been formed there for the
exploitation OF the rich copper mines
IN Russian Turkestan. The syndicate
has acquired rights over $4,000 acres
or territory The district ls said 10
comprise the finest copper producing
area In the whole % the Russian ep.
pire. The company viii shortly be
formed With an initial share capital Of
100000 rubles $3.50 OOO).
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A large number OF readers. In
eludine many olergymen from an over
the country entered the clerical anec.
dotes competition Of the Church Fam
ily Newspaper. The first prize goes
to Rev G. Emery, rector OF Penmaer.
8 O., Glamorgan, England. for this
AT a village church a wedding was
nxed for a certain date The happy
morn aFrlyed, and in due course a
youthful swain and faire ladye pre-
sentcd themselves az the chanoel
steps
The service proceeded smoothly as
far as the question, WIT thou have
this woman 10 be thy welded wifey
Whereupon the supposed bridegroom
stammered hushingly Please, air. I'm
not the right man no. the right
man, exclaimed the clergyman.
ashast Then whore is the right
man?
He's down at the bottom 81. the
church. sir. He's asheeamed to come
up
Cures baby's Group. Wile's cuts
aud bruises. mamas sore throat
eran1mas lameness Dr. Thomas
Electric Oil The great household rem
edy.
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II thought you called up information
TOR the number" said he, why did
you quit and ring off?' Information
had either dropped dead suddenly or
gone on 10 dinner with a friend, she
replied Il waited aud waited and
waited, and all could hear was some
Incoming phonograph playing away.
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Nor ALL a coMPLIMrNr.
Wfefs Pride In husbands Success
Had Tinae Of Hearet.

49,
The doctor and his wife had lived TO-
gether four years She was widow
when he met her He was a physician
n note. Their life Together was a hap.
py one and no qnibhling had entered
the home 20 set bad example for
their hopeful But the wife had al
reputation as = wit, Her witlcisims
and little sarcastic remarks were
known far and wide Her friends had
oil heard Of them They had All feL
tne stius Of them The physician hat
been working with hard case Hel
had spent day and night at the homsD
ot his patient and had won the fighi
for life, And he was accordingly we'll
satisfied with himself ON his arrival
home one evening he turned to his
wife saying You see. WHEY dearf
I have pulled my nati1nt through He
IS NOW well on the road 70 recovery
Yes hubby, dear" returned the wife.
But you are such a perfect master OF
your profession. You are 80 success
ful All. wish that I had met you
Eve years sooner than did. Then
my poor, dear Billy would never have
died"