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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-09-10
How Whales Are Killed.

The feature attracting the casual OBJ
server Is the vessels harpoon gun. sit
uated forward Of everything, from
which the formidable harpoon Is fred
into the whale. The gun looks like
small cannon. and about pound Of
powder il used to discharge the har-
poon. which is rammcd home in the
same manner as q shot would be and
tied from the outside end with small
cord, this breaking. Of course, when the
gun Is fired The harpoon Is very
heavy missile. weighing several hun
dred pounds. which necessitates its be-
ing fireI only at pretty close range.
The laur" head piorccs the whale and
soon aftcrwdrl cxnlodcs lomb con-
taincl r. Il. while still farther back on
the shaft #rc harhs. which expand on
entering the whale. makiI,as Il next TO
Impossible" flr the harpnnn IL hc drawn
out again. Each harpoou after being
fired has 10 l,c Strengthened l,y q black
smith In order to aga'n fit the gun
barrel \ stout hemp rope four inches
In circumference Is attached to the har-
pnon aj"l.t eighteen inches from the
point. This line Is Of great ilrx!bility
and strength and IL manufactured sole
ly f,r whaling In Norway 4 few
fath1ms 90 Ills line are coilcd on Il
plate directly under the gun. the re.
malnlrr hcng below decks clear to
run. There are two of these lines.
each i.StU feet In length. ana some
times they are none too long for the
purpose. Metropolitan Magazine.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-09-10

In these days. when II Is the fashion
to aver that Shakespeare spells ruin
for tho manager. II IL difficult 10 be.
lievc that in London during the first
quarter Of the last century his plays
were performed under disguised
names. 80 eager were the people TO see
them.
II was royal ruling that they
should he given only In the so called
patent tlicutcrs"-Covent Garden and
Drury 1.ane-and to evade this law
"0thelio" became as lie Jealous
Macbeth" masqueraded as Murder
will Out" THE Merchant Of Venice"
figured on the bills rs diamond Cut
Diamond" Romeo and Juliet" pro-
claimed Itself as "IIow to Die For
love-" while Hamlet" hid behind the
far cry title "Mcthinks See My
Father. Scrap Book.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-09-10

Of a dimple pickering in one cheek.
The estate in life wherein just now she
found herself was clearly not disrieas-
ing to her. Cautiously she peeped over
the edge of the platform and said to
Jack, hating below it, II wish you
would come up. Mr.. Delany. We've
are making up story. Mr.. H;ndon is
going to write it. and you can't mag
inc how fascinating it is"
"If can't imagine it, can find out"
Jack said energetically, stepping back
five PAGES to survey the big oaks
spread of branches. The branches
Were broad, and some of them pendu-
Lous. Upon the farther side one sway
ing tip came within six feet of the
ErounI. With short, running leap
Jack caught the tip, felt it slip almost
away from him, but managed to keep
hold draw it down and clutch it hand
over hand until he came to place that
was stout enough to swing upon. Back
and forth, back and forth, he chung and
swung. until at last he caught foot
hold in toward the trunk. Inside three
minutes he was sitting upon branch
level with the platform, and bat lit
tie way from it. saying. as he lighted
cigarette: is this a detective story?
You can put me in it as a porch climber
or something"
you're in it already" Elspeth said.
smiling with soft malice. IIindUn sat
blocking the way down, divided be-
tween laughing and gloweriAg. yes
you're in it. all right enough" he said,
noIdinS toward Deany. Trouble is
to work Up climax that shall leave
you cut of it altogether"
Il won't be left Out-of the story
DOR anything." Jack cried. laughing
gayly. rising and balancing himself as
! he spoke. 1t was perilOus undertak-
ing there ca the swaying bough, but
he accomplished 1t. stood stockstill
with folded arms for breadth's
space. then lcaped lightly to the plat
form. landing fairly in the middle of
it. 1t was almost twenty c2ct In air,
we'll stayed bctwixt two gent boughs
But the tree in It's youth had been
topped. 50 down where the boughs
parted. unseen. unsupported. there was
: q bloch. rc:tcd and cankerGHs. weak
eDin. fatally the sound oute- wood
Therefore under the impact of Della
rvs leap o@c bough broke loose
at the trunk and crashed down. carry
ing with II the rallied floor and those
resting upon il.
As by miracle Elspeth was fune
far ont amid cushiony. welt leafet
branchlets and got up with no worse
hurt than re shock. Hinton. Whit
and breathlceS. also scrambled TO hi
feet. hut with an arm dangling limpl.
beside hlm pelany lay motionless
senseiess. lie h"I struck his head IL
falling. cutting an ugly cash.
Elspeth dropped down beside hin
and laid her cheek a"ainst his. erwin
softly: "Jacl:, Jack. You won't 9
and leave me. Jack. This is Elspeth
You love me. You will live for me
Darling. open your eyes! God can't b
so cruel as to take You just as kno0
how 7 love you"
There was a fiutter Of the heavy eye
lids. Hindon. white and reElOrsefu
touched Elspeth's shoulder. "He Is
; only stunned" he said. But. G
! course. you will never forgive me-
There Is nothing to forgive" Z
spe:h said. looking up at him with we
eyes. Indeed. owe you much.
was I'LL In fun. and but for II | Nigh
not have found out in time about tn
obstacles"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-09-10

So many false formulas and malicious
statements concerning his medicines
had been published through the con-
nivance of jealous competitors ana dis
gruntled doctors. that Dir. Pierce deter
mined tO completely disarm his assa!I-
ants by a full and frank statement "f
their exact composition, verifying the
same under oath az complete and cor
rect. This he has done and Ia TIE
complete discontinue ut those who had
assaulted his gp,d narue as well a. the
well.earued reputation of his world
famed Incidence.
Mt only Il rr< the wrapper Of every
bottle of DR.. i..rcr's Golden Medical
Discovery, the famous medicine for
weak stomach. torp.d liver or bilious
ness and nil catarrhal diseases wherever
located. hnt, printed upon ii, ia PLAIN
English. a fail and complete list Ot ali
the ingredients composing ii, but q
small book has been compiled ftn't.
numerous standard medical works. Ut
all the different schools al practice.
containing very numerous extracts from
the writings oi leading practitioners
OF medicine, endorsing IN tbc s'T0HGcSf
possible terms. each and every ingrcd-
lent contained in Dr. Piprce's m'Vli-
cines. One of these little books will be
mailed free 10 any one sending address
on postal card or by letter, to Or. Il. V.
Pierce. Buffalo, y. Y, and requesting
che same. From this booklet ii will be-
learned that DR.. Pierce's medicines corr
tain no alcohol, narcotics. mineral
agents or other poisonous or injurious
agents and that they are made from
native, medicinal roots Of great valuc:
also that some OF the most valuable i'll
gradients contained In DIR. pierce's Fa-
vurite Prescription for weak. nervous.
over-worked. rundown" nervous and
debilitated women, were employed. long
years ago BY the Indians for similar
ailments affecting their squaws. In
fact, one Of the most valuable medic
inal plants entering into the compost.
ton Of DR.. Pierce's Favorite prescrip.
ton was known tn the Indians as
USuuaw- Weed" Our knowledge Of the
uses Of not few of our most valuable
native, medicinal plants was gained
from the Indians.
As made up by improved and exact
processes, aud with the use of specially
designed chemical apparatus, the "Fa-
vorite Prescription is n most efficient
remedy for regulating all the womanly
functions, correcting displacements, Al
prolapsus. anteversion and retrUvcrsion,
overcoming painful periods, toning ~
the nerves and bringing about a perfect
state Of health.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-09-10

The ryYtCt mr. ., ram, of tho several in.
Gradients uscb ~ these medicines. "a
wsll as the work 70 formula and recul.
iar PROCESSES. a.,raratus and anpl.ances
.:DnlnvrJ in /. ulr manufacture. arc
withheld iron. n;l,ll .,itvthat Dr. pierce's
Y,rnprirtary rict..s nav not he iufringpd
aYd trespe>>r,i rpoI bv unnrinciplcd
lr3.tatnrs and ;nu... who may be pira.i.
q. liz inclined.
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The inllnw:vs arp among the lead
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-09-10
Essina The Strain.

Il should think" she said. "that golf.
Ing would make you awfully tired"
mo. I stand IL first rate. You see.
never keen my score ut all."-Chlcago
Record Herald
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-09-10
III. Secret of
A BEAUTIFUL
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Now Revealed
r r =. f

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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-09-10
A BOLD STEP.

To the we'll grounded and reasonable objections Of the
intelligent medicinal compounds Dr. R. "
Pierce of Buffalo, y. " time decided to make bold de-
paue usual pursued by the makers of pup med
e published broadcast and openly the
world full and complete list of all the ingredients entering
into the composition widely medicines Thus he
taken his patrons and patients into his full confidence Thus
absolutely completely removed his medicines from among
secret nostruns made RCnVedi hoaw
COMPOSITION.
They class all by demonstrating absolutely
and in every Nonsecret.
By bold step Dr. Pierce has Shown that his formulas Of such
excellence afraid subject them the fullest scrutiny
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-09-10

"Did tell you the story of the old
church bell?" mo. Let's hear it,"
"Sorry, but 1t can be tolled only on
Sunday Plain Dealer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
FANS WANT TACOMA
AND NOT BELLINGHAM

81 Destiny Tacoma. nest 10 seat.
lie. seems % be tbs uaet nnaeNnafs
tnwa for the Northwest isaNu@. and
tie faHn who have nat entirely fur
KuttSn tie Old rivalry thai existed
y tin Tacoma hufuFs HsNtfts lsft ths
sg~erS eMn behind want THkees
taNn In fhr league.
XAlls eur oh fsasHa David 70.
yard puKaais wnala not be quuisd
en- TIE matter foe the wntl1. be
league than fseAilnehsnss That i
emsy Ia gather frun his linz Of dapa.
uns has hot 81 ssfiarues pa tsscass
ard ear be #xpeets1 to uAAhe the
pFesisisHt Think seriously hsfVfe he
iNars IsuH ia warm friend ~
HhfeesSef'a While ~ eawras Re =
rot taxing any stmnd sKatnnt the
president. Il - believed that ne u
secretly diwpiss@sa with tsa hastY
transferring q She Tseossss ffnns
ehtsr.
George ahre9s1er. when aces last
nsKhs. said that he Nas setHA right
ahHad wtsh auYk on his Kr9unss.
lie hAa ufsieFea Miks Lyneh %
raund up kln tnsn AZ Walta Wsila
Manaay anH hestn practice ~ thai
ttFas Tns Twtiiaht isaMwe has pur
chased a btK baneh 81 snasasa tiek :
eta ara ahresza@r says finaaetAiiy
ire riuh fa q " THE TaessaA fans
have herr stirred uu = Hstts Mv the
Transferring Of the frnnrsetas and
thr fsAagnAte maintains thai q fsm
games wtit bring On the baseball
fever AEmin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
READY To PUT
Up BIG BLOCK

The upper part n Union Il vii
econ be improved By The euusiFsirs
ton af . aissntaFy modern bssiidtnN
extending from Fourth % I7fth AZ.
and rxtsudtnw tsa feet hack from
TIE sauth eide 81 Entan 81 The
fret fIaef - tie building wa be
occupied ~ Store Hoems. the UPPER
five mtarisa either for a hofel oe fss
sfftcsa
James A. Meura. uha uiii Gun
ssfnst the huiialaK astd to-day
Work ea the stx=piory building
to be roHefFHet.d On unior Ct be-
tsvwu Fourth ard taf1h ave. will
ba commenced soan On the either
tart II the old university grounds
Me are aA ves ua1eeIssa except that
Ne win put AZ such buildings AZ
the hustness conditions all re-
aairw.
Tbs first building which sill fol-
iaa ths ess Ne are naw rsHdf 70
esmmsnes on WI rrobably be on
the lniu0 -. side # the ground
ffens tbs east side of f1ffh AZ. 70
tlas ailsy. TIE asxe az Il 9TH de-
pend apan the business development
sf uniun 81 The buildings which
vfill eventually be put NJ On Fourth
aud fTfth ava. Raueea and uni.
varsity ats niil depend isrKelg
apes TIA Fourth Az fsKfa1s. a. all
fssssa ssfssts are included u tbs ~
RFAHe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
BOND ISSUE is
AGAIN TO THE FORE

for the bonds aud he would then
find n buyer
A. none Of the city officials are
la favor Of accepting Ieass than the
face value OF the bonds. Il " axnact
ed that a readteftiaemenf may be
ordered -
II IN a question what ean be done
In the matter of retaining. the bid
aud tho check handed in u the fsl-
get sound bridge 4 Dredging com.
pAny for doing the construction
work on the new plant The bridge
company II anxious 20 da the work
and have told the eliyn. officials
within the last twu days ahat thet
will De able 10 complete the work
within thu Is months they Will De
allowed. The failure ta sell the
bonds promptly may sitiale the bid
Of the bridge company pnd new
blda Got the work may have 90 be
called after the bonds aFe actually
aald. II IL understood that u tha
bridge company will agree to wait
for the sale Of the bonds tha3 will
get the work under this bid made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30

There Is = Lovely Nttls fuw n
The Northwest isaEAN while Il seSs
roe attest IN. stability - The -
RanfaAtfan. and While Seattle VII
hANe baseball under tfs old boss
uaN2laie no uAstsf hew the strap
CONES cut. Il Is Interesting
shfseaNr "a T&eonta sa9a BE wen
auit auA that ha cannot he eulss
iaas1 into Swing up fha TaeatftA
Franchise Yesterday afsrTuaen -
told tha star t4ustsnx Fusa that -
ia uot car \ eanttusntsa ahaHt
maas Ne I.asrAs. shm inagaa ps3si.
slnnt. said ~ tsd. that he NRs IN
safnA Franchise. Anaf ths Tacoma
team. su1 Intended To stick
President fueaH r. ar IntsfNieu
over n Hnakans last ntmat. raid hia
respaeEs to Mt Nhresfer ln nisniiss
fashion. ard ss@tsat that TArssna
ha2 been. - naw. ard aAmaYe NtH
ke 48Wn ard out an Tar - Ehe
Northwest league IL cunceFuast La
- maintains that aam Transferring
r. tbs Franchise uaH 4ana IN re-
al4F @sas ~ vote ~ tsA# aeN xue ansa
IL using ~ aal1 telegram cent him
~ NareesfsF @heu shn tMttef vas
ID a aesrsalrins afeoS. as sAenifrtnE
that Taentua also gave lie consent
50 the tFanafefs
Hoth ara confident - wtnnEnK II
ne matter IL taknn into the courts
Which d. she FAIRS want TaNnsua ~
fseltlng harnr The thirty thsrst DE-
gree risssaents whn gather afnmna
he Kahfeafa here all want the CITY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
KNAPP AND NELL ARE
IN CHICAGO TODAY

s-cont fare law In number uf The
states. The commissioners et
pressed the idea that the men must
saosisfy thair demands. ar accept tn
responsibility fog NhAt viii be .
business calamity. In casa Of .
strike.
The commissioners then met Gar
retaun and MoFrtnAn1. heads Of ths
WorkmsnM aiae. They teid how
living had Increased fully 10 pei
cent. and that no increase bad been
given TO The railroad workers othef
lahoreFa have reeelvea a 90 per cen
increase. and that the earning ca
paeity Of tho railroads has beer
doubled.
re h the rrnefni opinion that E
settlement is nearer now than be
fore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
ARE:
BUTCHERS

BUCHAREST. March s0.~Ths
action 81 the troops In Houfnania
today has aeseneratef into ruthless
hutehrrY. Tbs poorly armed rebels
are nhat down without a chance FOR
their lives The backbone af the
fssasutiau 10 now broken.
A continuation u the hatchery IL.
however. serving a. a reaction IN
stead Of a paeifieatlon. aud TIE
peasant survivors are fsnrwinR the
outbreaks and more hioodshsd II
certain,
At cHnenthestl to-day. when the
ffaafa charged n band Of fiotina
peasants. they dropped upon their
knseH begging for mercy
Tho commander pfdnfsd a fpilss
fsed ana scores of dead and wound
"A vefa found when thu smoke
cleared away.
Equally aa bloody reports from
various eeufaFa are arriving D.
courier. Nifo and refugees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30

Tilsien a Co. tho Seattle bond
buying firm that put In the bid for
the purchase of the new Cedar river
water bond tasue Of $3.50. 900 tel.
egfaphed Comptroller Carroll today
from Chicago that he could not
make 3 better offer for the bonds
than his first bid The Tlidon bid
MAS one nj Hlx per cent discount.
amounting To about tiai 600 below
the face value Of the ISSUE
Tho ftnaace committee had the
matter up for discussion this morn
lna bat came 20 no final decision "a
Ia what viii be done. Tho commit.
Tee met agaln late thla afternoon.
r III Aoofe. \ local agent. notls
fled the committees by letter that he
wuald give more for the bonds than
anyone elaa.. Mt Moore vas called
up over the telephone BY Mf Car.
roll and asked TO appear At once
before the finance committed. which
he did However. he made na siiaz
tiucl offer hesana that made in his
letter lie wanted the city 20 aaY
= hat Il would be williaK 90 accept
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
NEARLY so, He
ENTERS MEET

Aifhnugh nearly Sc. Peter w. re-
Icy 81 " clifford. Mas. VIII eofnpwte
IN tho Marathon fAea 10 Boston
Apr9i -. Tua wetsran fssnaar l.
eonsid~fsd 81 many 20 have a grand
shanee 80 be atftnnK the lsAsleta 81
the end Of - n1ftaa.
FolsY. who l. a member ~ Tire
ltaHt0n a. A.. IL an All around atha
lets. Yer the past three years Re
has started In the Marathon race.
ard although he never won he al
Nays finished strongly
Last year he finished among tire
first 30. and two years go ~ came
ia thirty second. In that race u
teok him , hoars - miuutsN and
4 IS seconds % traverse the course.
No watch was ksrt ca him last
year. but sHrsetta say his time was
much faster than the year before.
When a rounKster. Foley was one
If the f. Ntsst long distance runners
N the country. Thirty yearH aFu
be was tna master ~ them all Time
and again he defeated tina best run-
aafa In this country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-30
DAN KELLY EQUALS
A WORLDS RECORD

The Athletic club. however, finished
the meet With the ntoat points.
Washington beiuH aeeend and ore
gen. Win lta ore eatFy. thlfd.
rhe summary fniluMNs
fsffty yaf8 dash. grammar HehaelH
4lssFr urxt Potter second
f.anFharY. thlrd. rlme oss
Faftv yard lash. ianlarHs@ Wat
faAm. s A =. first Crawford. = a
=. second. fisulnEtaas = A =
thira, Thine. es
htfty yard dianh. seniors ttsats
wan hy nasen. = A G lsek rsa'ts.
0fesan. Nee guxts. =. A. g GlHhs
a q rlnal ven BY nau kellt
Hex smith. aeNand. and itekEs ! e
~ third T9Hie - final % Ii
eauaisnN worlds reeertA
one thousand yard run. sesstaf
MoNatF. Il A. g.. flrntf fAtksfs
81 W ReeessA ,. Ceyla, = A. =
ane hundred ard flrty yard PEE
tsta race. 4uuier Iahn~on. first
f.&neieia second. and Patteft third.
fime - SEA
N9ftYs ynra three legged race,
grammar - hasla MaffNatt AteFFis.
tieat. osAa w4hder. sesends WtsnfF-
. HaEFENTE. NthtHHtz u ttt1h4 #H@H
witty ward hurdle senior ttaid
man L. 81 W. flrag q n smith.
a af ". aeeani Williams. 4 A g.
third THINE. 81 Ia
Twelve psuma shsf. senior isAnts.
q. Il ", "a feet n inches. James
Muitaonsah elah. ts feet a. inches
llnldman. q. % W e. feet iea
iHeses
t4s... t....a .a..ts~s ss~ant AMI
smith. = A. q. TIE fof first. KRIS
:. A &. third. Height. ; feet :
inchra
a4xtesa reuaa hhat. senior osii.
Vie. NaHeaaNef A =. first. % feet
ii lnehes ltantA. Z II ". second
% feet inches James. Maitnnuah.
thffA. b feet ] inches
Pole vault HOFFMAN. I. q W
first. Grant. = A g. second Kerr.
e. 81 W. ard knax. 81 A 6 tie for
talFa Height. n feet Inches
Three hundred yard daHh Aentes
- ran Kelly. first. tImes j. -
res SMITH. q. ~ W sscuna. zine,
Is -. naHks. ). A =. third. time
- "a
Twelve hundred yasa relay. gram
mar aeheole=@pay first esasfal
second. and Columbia. thsFds
rix hundred yara dash Hentnr=-
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commissIoaEHs conFEa WITH
the RAILROAD MANAGERS.
ALSO THE HEADS OF THE
WoRkMEN "a eETTLEMENT
BELIEVED NEARER.

CHICAGO. March 10 Martha A.
Knapp and Charles p NefIl arrived
this morning ana immediately went
into session with the repsseentas
tires % the railroads AZ the Audi.
torium- The managers explained
that they could not grant more than
a to 10 per cent increase and a
fsn-h0aF day becauae II would bs
Impossible to paw the operating en-.
pensee and the siivfAenas under the