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DIR. TALKS OF FOOD
Pres. of eodrd Of Health.
S1wS1ashI I Ct i-fS& dG1a.
Hs2krykbQ Qphysk ian y. ma EthA Jdo

not hesitate to say that In my 1udg,.
ment, a lareeoGfaCinhaEe Of disease Is,
caused .bEf ppaflE, tsel learnttssd, apd fimprop-
1efly ptepatedofooda aMVopevsortal sex
faR$A SY{tE ssSSnit POD k sifpd.
,irAQtn6 hsi,C,papef fJttssena ble0 smsa TO
s6esI eeiyys sySi III y s I" Sss a5assd a .
lciA1FS FS9tndxy erwork, ,s4 4suffsped ,ssNerai'
Ss2S With : - \ t1aA, bn
! thstslsssifBIAAndl s0sh n6fa s!sspia LAST
4EsmMsSqgoyaA le6dta. ea 6SE @ I'i'er: per:
oi0r11ft ,6ith ethb AVy dslmfhach
'llSsd .S SEit&S 3&Ei n " ssfi4h
PtbwdsoSAtlkpsosni tpUhesS itipss) sffer I
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8 sSsyIss!s 3 B! l:ss$$ss :s$s
sSssle ax38 "a Ne UIs'ss3s; ;s3
q to it&tuuas ,pxfb $3.50. s'rhe Rod
WrS M ao931 11sf q Slssss's !;
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sTaln{Sd Money" No New Thing.

n eTalntdd Money" No New Thing.
NJ r. 'NaY nay, 1z..-srclf
hiBhop. aving a white. jeweled hand
,SE the 4tef began to dfvulee spps Yf
H1as largsf plans. Tell me not OF thy
cked bShemes! Thy methods must
SGndemp utterly. but II th0J frifg gest
Aaze the honey well. III ~oAn- -Atl&aat kee
to it tht 1t be not used for bad pur-
posss.--.And..-speassinG.ef- G.ef--H,cnexr-we.
need Tor the walls Of the apse hun
tssSs $Siass ssjs { Ell pSss t ie'Yt .h''
"'Ay, said the Gentle RoBber. and
that night he despailed nine men,
kilstup r1ree that resfDted l6nSeft pc
hewas a Great fovef of hory church,
and devout believer, nor could she
Ssk q bipR RW 4sesyice' that besweQldi
not perform The Gentle- Robber.""-
in McClure's.
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NothInas Doing.
I've worked for the marty faithfully

rI,ve worked for the party faithfully
for ithe past, 90 years. began the, OF.
fice-seeker,. "and can say with truth
that / never once asked for any Of
ficeA"2 ."Glorious record!'. put in the
party leader. II wouldn't think lof
urging you to break It, Keep It up.
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y with smooth from and Defiance
starch, you can claunder your shirt
waist Just as well att home as the
steam laundry canl It will hays, the
proper stiffness and finish, there VIII
be less wear ana tear of TIL" goods,
and it VIII obe a. posititenpleasure TO
use;a Starch that does not stick TO the
iron, 11tnl I'D Of an aIaYa.CnI ~
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To be on good terms with human no
ture Be Well! Garfield Tea purifes the
blood, eradicates disease, regulates the di.
gestiye organs and brings Good Health!
Manufactured by Garfield Tea Co., Brook
lyn, N. Y. Sold by druggists. III .ti igl
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are IOlueQ IN are an Improvement.
---.. 9nxKSd.InzssIsntrp hn.. accrIls
plished by trying recipe liked by the
lSfs1's lSssoi StsS Tnti nstlsso' ss.ss
matoes. one onion chopped fine, one
.tablespUnfM ofB4gar. one quarter. OF
A keaSpoonfn of hHsH Hrnea sp1nxle 1Sf
red pepper. two or three small slices
of salt pork Salt to taste. Add one
fev6F teaspJcHfdf <6f Sa&fhgssSd6 To-
waiter I'm wtfch the beams are--befny
payboiled. More 7Qr less, red, pepper
may be used as desired, and in place
of dsalt pork a tablespoonful aof ibht-
ter may be substituted. II salt pork
is used, parb6fl and cut Into Small
squares. mix all In. baking pan, and
bake In oven, two, hours, or until beans
are tender.
ssu To stir the appetite Of an invalid
It is necessary to- Introduce a novelty
In diet.gl Add "a few,grains OF, salt and
pepper to, three ebeatsn egg yclks, half
a ,pint5of beef tea, favored with pars-
ley; strain into a double boiler + and
cook, stirring slowly until thiekened;
pouf mtg TO-, sutsand serve ss Il, eitheGr " Ell hot'a
coiu..v "iou' ~ InaDos hnGl sdI lcr1
3 Onion sauce iehds tone 10 meats, TO
make aonep that has met with favor
among the best cooks, db6fl three or
-four white onions till tender. then
fnfnce fine;; boil one half pint Of milk
add a large tablespoonful butter and
salt, and lpepper to tastes str IN the
minced onion and one tablespoonful
flour moistened with cold milk. Q Boil
TIL smooth. Serve with roast fowl.
Children enjoy cream puffs and
cream cakes above all other things.
Cream till smooth zone, pound. of but
ter and add the, yolks of eight eggs
beaten well with one-half pound Of
powdered sugar and one teacup Of
sweet, cream. uStir'in -four to make 1t
'stiff Enough to ron out thin. Sprinkle
foyer5t this npowdered sugar, cinnamon
and nutmeg. Cut In the Shape Of leaves
and bake in a quick oyenM 10 4isic bns
3, i Rhubarb tarts may be. made Eng
.ilish fashion with a thin~i top crust
over THE stewed ,rhnbarb, Buy !, firm.
Juicy. tender lrhubarb, measure .suffi-
Client. sugar. and. nut With the, 3,'Scht
pieces on to. stew, Pour into deep
pie tin and put, on pie ctust, baking inI
0ven4until adone.,oId bns enrlI saEl dprs
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Defiance StarchLNever sticks 0 to
the iron-no 9blotches--noi q jbhsters,
makes ironing easy and does not in
jure the goods. sic ~ a,o95,i ,,,,,.,
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with asmooth iron and Defiance
starch. you. can, launder your shirt.
waist Just az as ven at home 'asnthS
steam, laundry, can; II win have the
proper stiffness and finish, there WIN
be less 1ga wear and tear or the goods.
and It will be positive pleasure to
use Starch that doessnot stick to the
iror.l .1Abnk { IinoIiJ tnarAAAls. II raAALA
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A Bright Man,

, Eyes, he is very bright" always
says the right thing at the right time,
L suppose?@; t.BetterlthanI that !, he a.
ways keeps still at the right time
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women love secrets because Of the
pleasure they derive from LETTING
them escape olG TourEi Rpnni . f6dt
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-08

When a woman 10 unable to get
what she wants she tries TO convince
herself that II wasn't worth tfht,ln lhayyiilnlE yillE'
any way.
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lifts, St. Vitus Dance and all Nervous
Diseases permanently cured by DR.. Klipe's
Great Nerve Restorer. Send for Free e 90
trial bottle, and treatise. Dr.. X. II. Kline.
Id. 93l Arch St.. Philadelphia. Pa.ra
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Single Bindssa Strssh iSci cigar.
asssl a.S e fss Ysss S fffsssSs fssss 1 4'qF
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!. We. cannot understand q character
greater than our own until sohhetftnS
a.congenigl TO II has grown up within
ourselves@whipple. % s<tS sassd si.sSf' !, .,
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b The quality OF the, life Of eysry. one
is the same, Az the quality Iof bis love.
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o;n,. s'mInu r.ssurs.

IN
"A Youthful New York artist recently
Invited friend to dinner In her stw
do GAS the bachelor maids skill waS
greater in, mixing colors than in ca
tering to grosser tastes, the dinner
was something to gnash ones teeth st
and The hs-r0ast--chickan. was
tough. the potatoes were' Inderdons,
the pineapple salad WAS pithy. In an
gdish -bf fmhdy -thkly0uhg hostess sank
to the depths of apologizing. a
"The dinner was deughtful, ]. .assupe
yoR, ( iaH ter EufSts q schS hSrming wong
on who would cheerfIlly have perish
ed -at- the stake. rather than utter a.
-tactfess WORD: nave Arareiy tasted
such tender graVyfr yAr 4
) Larad4J &Sr& "a. hone You'd te
much more satisfactory If the right
.StafcN Were 'qsd. In oMier 10 get t56e
sary to use SO much starch that tpe
beauty and fineness of the fabric rs
fifddeh behfnd @ras paste 0f% vars yMg
tffckngssyw which not uufy1festroys-the
appearance, but also affects the wear
ing quality Of the goods. = This trou-
BILE can Be entirely overcome by using
Defiance Starch, as 1t can be applied
much more thinly because Of Its great
er strength than other makes 1,,N
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osA, woman never forgiyss 4 man for focr
forgiying her for not forsiving him &
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-08

Never Judge what a man knows By
his knowing look Il ,aaXwns' " eSsG
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-08

9 sRtrfectiyl simple and simply perfect 10
dyySiRes ddyySiRes ,Sit SitA a. PyT&AA p vFADELEEsSss LESS
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were affected, and
my back acheG day'
and wight. " was
liquid. nervous and llame IN i the
rning Doan's Kidney, Pills helped
right away. and the great relief
vt follbwed has been permanent.
8ster-MNburn Co, Buffalo. N.sY.a ss2
HfEold hN all dealers. so cents q box.
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1krsuss's coia Cure.

Z For cold in head, throat, lchest or bacA.
Best remedy for Ia Grippe, Druggists, 2bc.
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tusvsaR. ~isAtsjs SJsth,Gi sSiiSIsiaei
ssa&fs.Ss, % %Asssaa Gs:::78 asSs sIaxes&k
-etimif tfnin1iw ersdn
Il is frequently -easier- to be sure you
are, right than II e 70 20 ahead; "A,
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Her Answer.

NOV, children, said the kindergar-
ten .teacher,r'.sI have explained to you
how many strees give us food, In the
way or fruit, and IA other ways; You
remember that i said man taps the
maple trees isniito get maple z sirup.
Where does the tapioca come from,
them, 'iast...I guess" said. Olive, after
pause, 1"that you tap the oaks, don't
yau Judge- .i..iai1, oiSI5a,Ss s. i5i-oa Xxx.
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Northwestern Line leave early IN
Yulfi pr theI PAcYy Coast. specisl
all-expense tours at very low rate6
1Ur rol96vfripEincledfng sl4epfHg cas
hccomb bk6datio1t, mSnsE etc. All Tho
advantages Of delightful and caro-
If11naE11n1akG1al lr3RHnanGaHll con1
'pauy wrftc' for -ftfnerarfUs-and fun
particulars. 8. A. Hutchison, Manages
Tourist Department, 21a Clark streeG
Chicago aoiJG eaafr ,gnitaGf 4
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ss: !!!'!!!!! 81 I !!!!!|!: !s!;';':
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-08

U&cs -eoosoS-e o~1Rs0ue50r
Thousands tell Of
- cure sarss m.asbai bai
sss'sssa, q ''i;siI: EN- 81 {
|, of sxaipsh0xQ. Ga.
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live STOCK
UNION STOCK YARDS,
GEORGE E, BAYHA,
WHEELING.

cattle-Extra, 1000 to 1900, $5.25
@5. 40; good, 900 TO 1000. $3.50
.5.25; good, 500 to 800, $4.5O94.75;
good, 700 to SOO,s4.OO@4.25; common,
So. 5O@4.OO; rough, $4.5O@5, 90;
rough, 1000 to 10000, s4.5O@5.OO;
rough, 800 to 1000, S8.75@4.25; beef
bulls, $4.O94.25; bologna bulls, 50. 90
@4.oO; beef cows, ss.5O@4.OO; com.
mon COWS, s2.5O9s.OO; extra fresh
cows, $40. OO945. 90; fair fresh COWS,
S25. OO@S5. 90; veal calves, $500 @
$50; heavy and thin calves. $500 @
600.
Hogs-Extra, ssGO@6.s5; good,
Sc. 5O96.6O; common, s6.2596. 40;
stays and sows, s4.oO@5.5o.
sheep-Extra, a.5o@5. 90; good,
$4.oO@4. so; common, 50. oO@S so.
Lambs-Extra spring, $7.OO@7, 80;
good, s6.5O@7.oO; common, 5000 @
$3.50.
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CONCERT TONIGHT
toMENts FIRST REGIMENT Az
ERs VIII ~ FINE
PRO eRAMME.

re-
Tie usual Saturday night concert
iby omen's First Regiment band VIII
be given this evening at the Watson
Hotel corner. Anunusually good pro.
gramme has been prepared as follows;
March, eThe Diplomat .sousa
Overture, @Rio GrandeS Bergenholtz
Trombone spasm, 4Rassassa MAJ
.aazza" ......,. ....... Pryor
Grand Potpouh, "catch Of the Sea
som .,.,.......... Mail
Intro, Eileen, Farewell to You Dear
Heart, How'd You Like to Spoon
with Me, skylark, Goodbye Brave
Heart, Let Her Drown, / Would
Like to Marry You, Fol-derol-lol,
sorella.
Characteristic, "The Dream Of the
Rarebit Fiend" ........T hursban
Selection from "The Spring Chick:
en-" Observation-Disclosures. earle
Intro. Marching, All the Girls Love
Me. Waiting for Certain Girl, a
Lemon in the Garden Of Love, In
Seville, etc.
March, "The West yirginian". Omen
W. H. Omen, Director.
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LIVE NEWS FROM
a LIVE TOWN BY
A LIVELY CORE.
sPoNpENT.

to Parkersburg where she is attend
ing the Mountain State Business Col
Ilege.
Virgil Clayton has gone to clarks'
burg on business and WILDE gone sew
eral days.
Mrs. M, G. Clayton is at Mt. Lake
Park where she will spend the re-
mainder Of the summer.
Mrs. W. H. Bailey, Of Morgantown,
is at the home of her sister, Mrs. G.
E. Jolliffe, on High street.
Miss Della Hess, who has been Wis
iting here for some time has return
ed to her home in Morgantown.
Misses Ida and Iva Basley, Of Nor
gantown, who have been here for
some time, have returned to their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Busby and son
and Mrs. Phil Diets, who have been
at Oakland for some time, came home
yesterday.
Ed. Conway has returned from a
brief visit at waynesburg, Pa.
Mrs. Haywood, Of wheeling, and two
children are visiting at the home OF
her son, Samuel Hopwood, on clarks'
burg street.
Mrs. Archibald Moore and children,
virginia and Dana, who have been Wis
iting at the old home Of Mrs. Moore
near Huntington for the past month
came home yesterday. Mr.. Moore VINO
has been in England for some time
will sail for home today and will ar,
rive here about the 9th.
Miss Marie Seal, Of Bellaire, Ohio
is visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
W. G. Allender, on Marshall street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Furbee, who
have been at the mines Of the Ten
Doy Mining Co., near Salmon, Idaho
for some time, are on taeir way home
and will arrive in a few days. They
will visit friends in Missouri on their
way home.
The summer theater which has been
exhibiting at Hough's Park all week
will leave Monday. They have given
good clean show and have had a
fairly good patronage.
The pictures at the Star Theater
last night we're the best ever seen. III
the city. coen's Fire Sale was great
success and was great laugh pro
Queer. The star gives the best pic
lures that can be gotten.
The game of ball today between
Garvey's, of Benwood, and the Ath'
letics will be great game.
If you want to wear diamonds see
Frank Jolliffe.
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List of Letters Advertised at the Fair
mont Postotfice August II, 1907.

Miss Maggie Johnson, Miss jeanette
Jameson, Miss Mamie Cramer, Mss
Maggie McChuen Mrs. Fannie Dla'
mond, Mrs. Thomas Keller, Mrs. W.
s. Hess, Mrs. Allace Clark, Mrs. Ella
Scott, william Clinton, Oscar c. Rome.
son, Riyes Flour Mill, s. ]. Wadsworth,
Robert satterfeld, Bruce Morgan, ].
R. Justice, Glenn Ice, A. F. Layer,
Tom B. Green, A. G, Presser, Ralph
Thomas, VIM. Metz, Lewie Mckinney,
Uline Conclan, Chas. Cephas, C. An
cecilia, Miss Irvine Jordan, Miss Sar-
ali Rice, Miss Laura F. Lake, Miss
Clara wiodring, Mrs. Mary NJ. Fisher,
Mrs. Lee Snider, Mrs, Fannie Baldwin,
Mrs. Thelma Lenox, Mrs. AIDA Petty,
Edward B. Blair, VIC. Prince, Robert
Mccoy, Will stansberry, Earl Morgan,
Melvin Bunner, D. H. Berry, Bstna
Critics, James G. Kinchle, Forrest Fish.
err, w. L. Palmer & Bro, W. W. Sat.
teraeld, VIM. Norman, James R..
wadsworth, T. W. Raymond, NJ. Tele.
poczI, Miss Virginia Dumble, Miss Ha.
eel warder, Miss May Bames, Miss
Florence Taylor, Mrs. Jack Riley,
Mrs. Ella NJ. Kemp, Mrs. "A. N. Am.
mons, Mrs. Florence Mcclung, Mrs.
Jennie Wilson, Blaine znn, W. W.
Rich, Phillip Moore, G. w. steenrod,
Dan Mccurdy, v. b Kerns, Hall a
Co., chas. NJ. Hoover W, NJ. Holbert
w. s.. Clayton Jack Riley, Luly Gaatz,
s ii! Mckee. b. B, Morton; Z: csI
Ferris N Only
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PEOPLES STOCK YARDS
SAX & DORSEY,
WHEELING.

Cattle-Extra, 1000 to 1900, Sc. 900
5.75; good, 900 to 1000, "a. 1905. 90;
good, 800 to 800, $4,000. 70; iommon
700 to 800, s4.OO@4,25; bulls, $4,000
1926; cows, ,$2.Oo@8,5O.
Hogs-Extra, s6,25j.6. go; good
Sc. 5000. IS; common, s4.OO@5.OO.
sheep-Extra, $1,000. 90; good
50. OO@3.5O; common, s2.OO@8. 90;
lambs, $5.OO97 90; calves, $500 @
$50; fresh COWS, s2O.OO@4o.OO. Mar.
ket steady.
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PERSONAL


-AW l|Nt- = =, = -
mi Nh R. Il Web FeftiFasd gssfes
day from a seyera weeks visit With
relatives in peters bnrg va; she also
spent SOME lime a the James town Ez;
position.
Miss Wllmas wat Of shinnstori
has gone % Kingwood 10 visit rela.
tlyes
Miss Minnie or Is IL delphia
the guest d her ster Mrs Garrett
Mccanerty
MISS pearl Jacobs IS the guest Of
friends ia Mrgahtqwn
NJ wiIBhite has returned from
his yacaticn III Nh Wiltshire visit
cd Inc eastetacitles
Mis- Eya glger and Brother, Paul.
of Morgantogn me the guests Of rela'
Ties q me Oily.
Frank Pryor goes to ldt. Lake Park
Md, tits evening to spend q week.
and Mss Grace satteffeid.
Mss yellai irwin and Miss Edna
i.ambiote ate expected home this
evening nom Pittsburg where they
had been te guests Of the latter's
sister Mrs ossheIl.
Miss Ava Brown and brother, Ar
thur leaYe tonight for a few weeks
trip to Atlantic city.
i. j Malone went to New York last
night on business.
IN and Mis- Jay Straight are visit
ing ID the country near Arnettsyille.
T. Randolph Moore, Of Baltimore, Is
bushes yisltofin the city.
MIS- Jennie Fisher Is expected home
sunday night from weeks visit at
Mt lake PARK Md.
Ma Hulda Newell and daughter,
Ms q. Daniels, are expected here
tonighf from Warrington to visit rel
atiye
Or Phoebe Moore, Of Warrington,
was 4 visitor at the Cook Hospital
today and assisted in an operation on
apatient that she brought to the in
stitntion
John Morgn, assistant cashier Of the
Bank Of EaiFmont, started to Allan
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17

MANNlNGToN, Aug. 17-For the
last few days very many Of our PEG
pie VINO have been away on vacations
have been coming home and people
have been puzzled as to,why they
were ali returning SO early in the sea
son. This is particularly true of the
young men and many Of them have
been Interviewed as to the cause o.
their hasty return, but they all seem
ed reticent and were slow to tall
about The matter until some of them
became exasperated and said IT was
SO Lonesome since the telegrapherf
strike that they could not stay. One
hundred miles from home and cant
telegraph for money is condition
that can not be endured by most young
men. If this strike is not settled, and
that very quickly, the summer re
sorts will be bankrupt.
DR.. II. NJ. Calvert has returned from
Battle Creek, Michigan, and reports
the West Virginia colony there as
not well satisfied with the treatment
1t seems 10 be a place Of monumental
graft to which there is no limit. You
pay for everything you don't get, and
get everything you don't want. He
accompanied Miss Anna Charlton and
says she stood the trip very well but
was very weak after the excitement
incident 10 travel.
c. R. and G. A. snodgrass and fami
lies ares till there and expect to re
main for some time.
A. L. Prichard, wife and two chill.
dren are also located there for the
benefit Of Mrs. Prichards health.
Jay Atha, who has been in Texas
for some time, returned yesterday
He went there as an employe of the
Standard Oil Co., but the climate did
not agree with him and he was forced
10 return. Many of the people from
other States have malaria very badly
Jay says that when fellow has had
chills and fever for some time he be
gins to long to put his feet under his
mothers table. Verify there is nc
place like home.
The little baby girl of S, E. Leach
and wife died very suddenly last night
The funeral will be held at Bellaire
today.
There seems to be quite little in
terest in this city over the question
Who will wear the diamond rings? II
is easy and 1t. is up to the girls to de
eide. The contest is open to all.
Miss Grace Charlton has returned
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Plttsbura Live Stock.

UNION STOCK YARDS, Plttsburg,
Pa.-Cattle : Supply light, steady;
choice, $6.5O9G,S5; prime, $3.50 @
$50.
Sheep-supply light, steady; prime
wethers, IS. 5O@5. 60; culls and com.
mon, 50. OO@S. 90; lambs, IS. OO@7. IS;
veal calves, T.5O@S.OO.
Hogs-Receipts light, active; prime
heavies, SO. 6O96.7oi other grades,
$7.SO@7. 40; roughs, $4.5O@5.5O.
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Jl!TOAATUM
HAS BEEN SENT TO. GENERAL
pRupE sy;RARNLEs BUT NO
Reply HAS BEN GIVEN.

cAsABI3ANcA, Morocco, Aug. IL
ME nitimatun that etaolnshrdlupuT
Al uldmat1m has been sent to Gener
ID DTide commanding foreign forces
81 lie Babyles tribe demanding i'm
mediate surrender of the town. Fail
ne Is comply will result in a genera
Attack BY Arabs in great force. The
toWn}wiilsb destroyed and all French
put 10 death, Noreply is given yet,
saturday candy zee pound, Saturday
only. Mt CITY Drug Company.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17
Butter

NEW YoRK-Butter-Steady; re-
ceipts 1894; creamery common to spe-
cials, 2O925; western factory common
to extra, 1S1s21hc.
Cheese = Steady, unchanged; re-
ceipts, 1883.
Eggs-steady, unchanged; receipts,
1908.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17
a Noisy n:runk

The city jail didn't stay empty very
long to-day. Just after noon Police
man Larsh picked a fodl mcuthea.
noisy piece OF humanity brlitallsed BY
drink and put him In for safe keep
He was picked up at sixth stree and
Locust avenue, He gave the name e e
Charles Nolen.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17
Core I6sMt. lake PARK.

MISS Mary Frances Hartley, Mas
tef Joe and Kearshy Hartley, children
81 MT,a nd Mrs. 3. F. Hartley, went
to MI. Lake Park yesterday to spend
several weeks. They were accompan
iedSby Miss Portass.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-17
THE WEST vrRelNlAN's HOROSCOPE.
For This Day, Saturday August II, 1907
Glorious on this day all aspects shine.

Glorious on this day all aspects shine
Go forth with a stout heart. Success is thine
The 229tb day Of the year. moons age Mercury Jupiter
and Saturn this day are aspect with the moon
Almost fortutou day. Everything should come to him who goes
forth with ready courage and conquering spirit
pacuarly good day to begin business new Of
fees, shops factories
fortunate day sign either lender or borrower
These twenyour promise well for the making OF any
Of any kind. .s.
most suspicious day for work business connection with
the earth Miners this day expect to make great finds ane
ok forward to results spgng from any improve
ment they begin or anything they plant
An excellent day to deal with elderly people and to hire men for
any purposes ,....
Those whose birth this is will have wonderfully fortunate
vear Whatever they undertake promises success.
The child born today be clever perseveng and highly sue
cessul both in social and business life
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-15

OF all the extfavagances caused by
the anagrammatic fever when many
years ago 1t was at its height, none
ctunes up to that Of a Frenchman
named Andre Pujom, who, discovering
In his name the anagram Pendu a
Rom 1.-THE seat of criminal justice in
the province Of Auvergne), felt bound
to fulfill his destiny, committed crime
In Auvergne and was actually hanged
In the place to which the omen point
ed.
Among the papers of William Oldys,
the photographer, was found the fol-
lowing anagram on himself:
In word and will am a friend to you,
And one friend old IL worth a hundred
new.
The Father Pierre de st. Louis be.
came Carmelite monk on finding out
that his lay name, Ludovicus Bar
telemi, gave the anagram Carmelo Sc
devoyet, and sylvester, in dedicating a
translation OF Du Bartas to his sover-
eign. made the following anagram:
James Stuart--A just MASTER
Minneapolis Journal.