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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-06
Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed, Administrator OF the estate OF
EDWARD j. FLYNN, Deceased,
Will make a inal settlement of said estate
at the neNr term OF the Probate Court OF st
Francois County, Missouri, to he begun and
held az the Court House In Pennington IN
sald county, on the second Monday In DC
tobcr, 1907.
ALBERT kAsELOW, Admir-
september u, 1917.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-06
Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed, Administrator OF the estate OF
WILLIAM ,. HORN, Decd.
will make final settlement of said estate
nj the next term OF the Probate Court OF 81
Francois county, Missouri, TO he begun and
held In Pennington, In said county. on the
second Monday In october, 1901
ELBRIDGE HORN. Admir-
september 6. 1897.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-06
Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed. cxecutrix OF the estate OF
JOHN BARTON, Deceased,
Nill make final settlement of said es.
tate at the next term OF the Probate Court
OF 81, Francois county. Missouri, to DE be.
gun ahd held nj the court house In Farm
lngtnn, In said county, on the second Mon
day In october, 1877.
RhEsA BARTON, ExecutriS.
September y, 1907.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-06
Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that the under
OIL 5ned, Administrator OF the estate OF
SAMUEL +. BREMNER, Deed.
VIII make II finnl settlement OF said estate nj
the next term OF the Probate court OF ri
Francois county, Missouri, 10 b. begun and
he at the Court House In Pennington, Ia
said county, on the second Monday In Dc'
tobcr li0l.
GEORGE I. BREMNER, Adm'r.
september u, 1897.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-06
Gutator's Notice Of Resignation.

Motto" Is hereby given that will, on Or
tober u, lhT, and during the session OF tn,
Probate Court Of ~. Francois county, Mis-
souri, tender my resignation as curator o
the estate OF Ethel Loiman, Leo Maxson an,
Birdie Maxson.
ELIZABETH G. MANSON, Curator.
september q, 1907.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-06
Final Settlement. .

Notice IS hereby given that the under.
signed, ExecutriX of the estate OF
MATTHEW DUNN. Decd
nj the next term Of the Probate Court OF 81
Francois county, Missouri. to he begun and
held nj the Court House I'm Harrington. in
said county. on thesecond Monday in Oc,
tober. 1897.
MARY T.. DUNN. Executrlx'
September i. 1907.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-06

The Boston Bloolner base ball team
Is in this section OF the State again
playing with local teams.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22

An cid lady IN her sessniy third
birthday once said. IT IA m,s alssd
getting old. and l d. not FEAR death.
but | live In constant drvad ~ pafaiy
sis"
+for so,nc time I hare been wanting
% tail yan IT the great good seus ~ssa
drrfnl Sioan'm l.lnintent In dulna hire. 7
writes Mr.. James " Al~srnsshy, ~
Rutherford College. " G. lin fact,
all your remedies ARE doing nnhie work,
but your Lini,uent heats all. ~ ius
eight years experience with mrjisriH.
| find home to go ahead Of II. having
tried II In very many cases. knnw
or one soIing man. a brick Hasss,. who
suffered from d partial. yea, aiisa~st
complete. paralysis III osse arm gat
him 10 ns~ POUR Lluiuseat. aad ~
esA - - much work ~ ever. and he
sings yosIr praise every DAP. grt al
10 ase II l possibly can aud kppw there
Is great yirtse In II. 1 hare helped
the sale Of your noble remedies alssut
here greatly. and expect 10 eause many
more n buy them. ~ l 10 tlsy cant
he beat"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22

Nothing Too
Good
- -
American pooplo


S@e ~~s W#N@
Way tAia emermena pAAenA90(
The ankvee y plmplel cn6eAeeV ~ - 31onk nUMA
mild. tasrsA& AAsmka1 M sNAeAy1 I2e Nb61 GE&o
ment and evse N CenAapAeoa - III 0WW1 1FQM1MA -
Ars put W n + ~ NAMe ooAmA eomeM e1My - NJ eon1 80
carry ta y~s.e.pesass = lsfssh sey 90 49, lM1ll
and walks VOW W heamg 90 n ahs menlnus
49,. IL !; =. :; y, - MN: y Ill
y !: {: =. s::::. I xss::Es.ltz IA.:..!E.s - =: Esa -
CO.,. II ;. -: y; + Pr ss.s: =, N Ve::I': 49,. !: : NJ
ssE: n ~ ,s~:Fssc So. y: 60.
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:. = = s 60: y: y: -: :: |. : s::g:. ": y q. .A Y. \ 4. ~ =
!: :: :::::'::!: i 1! rs |! AZ XVII, ! I! d! tztizHtl..'.zs
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. EvHE1stfssSaB sl 1.sA5as1 lszA /. ;ss5s1h "a
sesms 80 $3.50 e.t s1sfknl - $3.50 4Nk..
!. !: 4; ;;: {: ~: 4; 7, Z 90 Z: e! :: !!!! ! j, : W'1E
ws ssyAss - = - : e3s ~ - = eAeate4 IDkDAY - -
= go 49, Z ~ tsss.* 80 - ~ - ~ 1Nox1rl S@
GUARANTY s4sssass = - -
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22

Fssss A n vssass.. Agsa~a.y sr Law
aHd sassssas.s fsv Aaxs ssass ssgssy
rsSs~~ ssyM TssaFssssssss &c. " ~
~ ssas4s1ss. w. O.. ss sssss.~s
9fksefssx s~@s rsr1@S ~ xSfAsyhA5
l1>Sr1eps, ssa s@se 70 s~~gasg - -
fyesH esas4aess4 .-vssaenss saa ~ sssT
kAsssx&s - gss II ~ smssaasf& sas<vs~~
AesAe s%S 4seAsxr sssansssrastsf ga ~
~ s1vesss~ sfsrssS w ssst 4sws~~ IL
y ssss A f%~1< ~ srsSf s~ssfsgssss~
NJ Esvssen<s. ~ssv AgsHssrs
fyssAeSss f.A.s rfsss TAsS ~@.<~ /
*ss " Sss C1eNss0AJs after hssjsx
In ssJCN~. s1x fss24sa s@w tra
sAAssAs. rNe~ s*ceas~ es5ss sd / aa~s
ifA~sAs = ysssg bsss. sss ~s& ~ Ssa
AHwH sas ssss@s.@S ~ ssA Sssss. 10 taxs
tsssfss, s@A SITTER sskSHG Psssas fsv
sAyAe aserstts ~. IL $40 - tsssgv h@r
sssAe ~ ss8bssfsx Gan Sscomme0d
DeSNSs IN ~ sseA sks sss ~ and re-
assss \ saMtss~
ts~en~Ua Tablets.
h,ssss r3eyA4 t1@fsr - ssss tablets.
rsfass than 10 take ns~aif1ne In = snta
fsfns syeh yeSsas ran os,ssln Psruns
tablets. rbieh represent tbs ~siid me
assnsl ingredients ~ Psvusa, Each
ssbist IL ~asissIsst ~ one average dos~
~ tsrsnA.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22

Nathan xtrasa. mn eastern tyhitAB.
shrppist. has established 10 Ns~ iysk
tity 4 series III milk bxyihs ~tAefs
pure stertiszed ,aiik IN sid To- iha t~s,r
for cn@ rent a s<,stie. Absolute stsi.
septic cleanliness In required BY hiss
In all branches ~ Tbs s~nfsfpsises IL
essss~Inx si9 milk bottles ls ustsx tsy
~shinx*~-fxst wsfss sssi BsJt.Axs Tga~
g~sssssnInx hstsa@. srsaif, tDttf~ Sn4sss
lsefsew II thss fs~ssxSa
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22

np~sG1e mn n0u41esH-
s'yts sx asrrfg To- d1sktrsEe 1ismE- sSk1mf+ unsGE
.r sxaaf EyysaoaseAl flsmis Al a.ffa ~
siissxaars r~ss~susitx. y ssmst IL 11s ~
~ n relative s-rrsn%-stisfs ID Sknnts uHms
~ mr. ssssal~r sln eas< ssAxr ar ~ Suafa
ss-asxis~s1 with Aasguacsons nc xnna nt3
~ g,tassa
sfsnsds II sassnss1uE n ~ - cns sar
uiiss.nG n~ssiiisns rtixrs mWss carrxuE
.~~~.s-~vsIerz~s Isxts II In arr -srIM II IN
IN. aasas sus EsisSasIsss, ts~ anr+rvM -
rtssaae r.ssane N 1n1sss axrrr<aafle snxr n.
ss- asnssii NJ aur nnnew IN s1ssn A1zr
q W assaffasrm ar y<~v Ssrss - arzy -
sa~ .srsrs sgssnx s.aa kg.azif.r sssnnr ~11
linsiaf q snas1 4 fga ID IN esiat Daax4
IN s.siazlrs IL lnrxs an ns VITA -
1sstsna 1s Iarnssv nsss n - nnu4
~yrssk la~ vssalsf -sxsaxr nnx an~R ~
tIr sss n. aaast essr . wrra az1d Gr1
nil ssssf IN s4sssrrg &c ~sr.iaEr aMaEnU
nc IT,
~ssase ss1 ~Eiar7aa asEsn an a@u
sess or s~M NJ q CURIOSITY Hsk sunDp
gtsnf-y .se ,essssa aEss anr ssr.ssfssnme
- ssassa E~s axsnB q szasask n San Fn1n
t~.n asaf sssxtssr 4 80 sssE Soc raanGA
ra~ saass~. a-e 80 crssss1sae st ~
ASA azaf .as erxa-s GAR It atk.SAas
sss4ss - sasa.6 LEGS .ss-aszcsE-s-xsn - -
"a xsnss&sensssAl sas& I Asaos @ -aar~ y
6 ssssrs aa -1A ssws was~% q s&l vsas4
~ aers-sss. aas1 ea1a-s3 s6.a1G
TAe GT.r es3aS - e&rrzaarasa -
TAaza fg-ss essH~1azss4 ~ ee5e<0
4 ss-s~-y - ssg@xx-<rA i. Cks1a
- erAzase 81 a#yney 10 ss 90 prtvaaD
sxrrssss ass9 sse AzxsEza. 81 sssssF -
. eDss Eessnts hrxesy ca 10 perscaa1
xxNx*y ~ tie Hsn in ehxfge ee u
particular MEEr Oa this arsUsans eonA
MIA ~ 1t pasmes around TN csrcuiateo
as 10 - stamped With the Initials q
lie merchant last having I; to his -
srs~soEa Tbs last man stAmcin3 tn
nin ID bid responsible fer any shsee-
sgs In weight In the coin The re1rfl
= that TIE coins. from repeated stamp
ngs. resemble small saucerA and each
ns fits into the other when stacked
In 4 pile
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22

N0oM@NaNmkomM
rgnaftMG - - white sjssNne aAssus
- 49, amaR - sas<sws scasnn&na IN
WAssaasra&a. - - III aM@& 4 sssssssaas
IN a assxsasxsMsx lnsAisss sesN~sl ~ siy~A
RA<xs~ $50 m tssm saa.lssrsA
Fsass sas&se I'm ~atsawsasstssiee NJ st~
sesss=&s xsAssss@x IN ahas~s~ sH ssaaM ~
aAusFH-sanssas
@sy~ Ssssstsmaa se sasgs xEx axsmat
u-sasass~se assssts~ s*sr~A ttaxins mr. sasas.
ssm sxssstssk sass a<snr saasesa h YAH ~
osssaan xa~ awwM
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22

The nou,Arous help" who have ~haA
had good characters but lost them" ~
NO worse OF than the donss&ic men
toned In illustrated Btu. whose search
for employment was hindered b. q
untoward circumstance. Said the ma.
ter Of the house TO an applicant:
Cant you nnd n work AZ all"
Plenty. sir; but everybody wants
references from me last employer"
Cant you get themT"
"No, sir. Hes bsen dead twenty
eight years."
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22

II y .sss*assss ahxs \ ~ Nss6s ~
ssyset tsvtssgsskt ~ sAs s&@ss5 i3ASASS
ssssa &xs@tsxs ssssss~%& x1N~ ~ lSs3Aee
ksssssSssb
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22

Th& ssgs yss~ ~ bssssssss w ~ xMxt1
as4 80 ~ sh* tnafaEs ~ as-svs ~ sAsy
~ W fa&sss III sssS<~s
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22

Two friends returning from Q latD
evening gathering. says . writer In ehs
New Orleans Times Democrat. notSceA
4 CAinaman. The following exchange
at rNnarks followed.
u wona<r what that Ohinaman y
doing W - late said coe.
~Sasgsx- ! su.sseH.~ ea1s Do A.
swex.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22

vao usmxzssss aasxa 1isrs nrsa dMNVuR
T. <~rrangss&. Ear v~s rnixrtr unnir -
u-zslsxs min bn h. q xx1c u Wnnxak u
Wn suspsupwx - wnauxfzuzxA.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22

1ssAr~ ksssn and wAnxa-rr es1 .uI
xsstn. shin III sss adtf -sffaf5is * ~
xzsfGs and fur CO.. Efssrassya5isA. Nzfrn.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22
vsrx1A1 a. rxnsxa waaxk

FsAs~.sp - x-sas~><anN 800 S~A~~aAas
Nsser1sss& g~ssnsxs~sg s~sessssssss e 9ssa
Es~ss &ase sAnk gsxs a~asSsAsst $500 ssssa
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22

assr vaaassa ~sswspe xs~ssasas~ nssIA. rasAs
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22

assfnmr1xt sE Nnsrsprsnftssna ~A
EnH E..4 nj .ax1 E~s annsfas me - 49,
lamtssr Aaxzxssssass sfasmr IT. ms1tnM1 -
INA rsnsss 1sr 1zssiisrassou s0rk nnae
wsasax an sfi. Enasa~i <xssxsk. srusanNs -
Snsi. sssrsss 1Sazs ami ta& gnaIlnwanA
q institutes Gam aaast uurssar smaEMamk
N sM3syMNa sss~sres-sa au<aaisEsAxn -
asssssanr asrssxtsszasss& E.lssaN9s maM
81. sssF~snalxafx nsr a~r1S3 -
3ssssus~s xGssNssasS& sxxsersmseaxsxs amnn
n.saals- xsr1ssaswsI SsAssue Nncsnnk
a-ursxrssss &C EsnxzsEnaaauxs E4143mox
ss.snsssasaa sasst gssars auzasr@ EAxa4sNNes
M.sassaaA ii. saSasss aat aastssaknsaan -
sssss~-ss planes ~ 1asrs< 5aaISs ss~& -
<ssssg aaw- x5zs.3n@ gn~ n1<hsea Ss<1n
&C ssNesrat 1sssw s.sgse--sscz-s r~rr~a19
III %xr.snaS -xr@ &C assar@zsSaaxxx Ia
1sxsans& tsr *-ssxsae~rsazx wssrx a&asN 80
ga.s exaxsas.sr ~xsrx Easu<w~s rA< ~s@9sSr
ssaa 80 80 3<<snses r~rssEzzs~cs1~1 ~
sa@ Tar ssara xS~ sseszzsAs~ = 9s<sa&~
al ss~n MAex@Hxssss rvyxsrs ArAax asso
WErM rA% xxeTxsxsmwssrm ~ rTyHgx AL
aa~essrxA n sssarHs@s essszaas~s sxxrs-
rzr5wx 81 exzAssp Zoe The anraa ysne
rs.ss
There - 20 - az sc&aesraAr ~ ran.
mar rvvuzstsoa Aexssaassea i'm ta~ vars~
c<sa legislatures shrsasAcus the Cnas~1
States durE1. he esrasnS wsny~r. Lar
winter there wax an <psa~xusr of swup
crns-e-mlg~ fare lava rA< Nrx YORK.
] uus.lse utilities law for vhs.a, t,cv.
Hughes IS rex,s,s..l,,e ard which 10
x,rv xu.s-us - IN IRIS nrax,~ser. /. uh.-
~ ia no sss.s ~ . rsss.a TIA ofn..4.,s
~ ~. xa~ vcrs p,,h,,r Sarvs.~ s..r,.
,nssx,.a h.xa 49, .,.,,-xs. ~,.n In.
orsrs.x for ,nsor,nat,,, ana .nr,s.sa.
,,an~ Y - - ~ ,aw s..~~
,.a ~at,vrar m.oama- a. o. ys~A
haxa as,.s,a, ,na .r,r.r,s Farm. -
ra.,,a.as a...,s.s - go. ,aw .x,n
!. va. !. -, ,r.ca.o~.n,. .ux,n,..s
$500. n anu.g,,,ou .h., ~. =.
go, .,sa,.,ar.
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22

Mr.. Efluslpva Nsath xs~vur TOR Enittnar
lfssssthisax xsfssesrx Tins s,insx rWf1lfsD slutAans
uasstaG. a1aEss satG. carak Ssinx Esltk. - D
basfte
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22

aawsnu noAAy = rssAv WsaA
~New that ysa are mArsaeA as ~AM.
listen 90 a
what Ii II. dady"
s~rry 10 b. 4 husband. not - ~
haesselcr W lteralA.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22

Hsnstnursser gsefseraa Nevs~ sieii~v~
thar aiiN WORK IL efficiency ~ inlsxlrrx4j
mr. f~fsllaowstsE gtirs ~rastsas 81 sitting ~
~ ffssas When li~ rss:s tsss syr-zIlass ~
a~e~ ~ Tn Iirwvwv ursisssis ~ ttre uiasxs~.
ecsnsssfss ss&<eniaie m sszssaE n massive
sfa~ss. auRxtar ~ ~rsainns. insssfaty s4as-
atvsils&isss.. ara xsafsiiisa~ snprr stirasa ffcrr
df~st Enfzt. This iz~ sseesa lsras<xs1t -
EvsssstsxTfora sasaa installed Id INK skxEsce
rtaas H. vii me- issrcafesv. senaEaItsE -
III nj. Q
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22

cTfH rT~nnust asTguss*ssns~ ~ IN
naIisss Ia ms als...ssssiar " 81. gE~sss~
n-s TscrHs-tnsefr gtnast atirT s~su~sfs~s
snii.sir- lw fies.msftsis v'tst tas Treasury
~ rrsis0 tiss sIissrs NJ government 1isurssss.
vssitsl linsrer ssniit1 tsuB h. .ssseta Tsr
fitting mr. arififsiniai ~tvaaiir1sal. aisrs
srsnsstns-sssisr s~srE,nsesas~tl ia. scurrehEw
nvsdiiaiBss I'm. commercial fssxe.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22

Artsl q swszzFersrsw st sfss wNsse
Hs~s.e WITH Ss~-seary Csr6*a4 aF sAs
EzT~-aag E-wsss--zsrs. Assistant S-rv%-
tarv n8sxss q .ts3 T.r fss1~ransna<
ass1 Eesnaasssuzs<~ O. Er1Asn AHssYs
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frzs~ sse ss.sr~ es sAss sns&xs Esnr~ma
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--r -e wwr4~ azs1. @r ELISA - Sas~ss saAs~
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sa-T - s.ar@sssssl sssFasss- ssw1 ss~4sasrssM
-sas et TINS ss.srs 81 aass -~sy.ssr ssss-
sTssK 81 q a8sss6 ~ ..fssEnS~ To- sxr
xSaFs ssssx sssTssE ss -fss @Ts.ysrzsse
Essxr Eaess-wI-ssn an wsrrh TsGauarx-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-22

Tr -fe Taf1TrEs~Ss* Ell s.ssYsr sf ~1a
LHIa3stTn w~svasgmsgsr g-asi,E,ssssssxe Ezsws~
siEsnssm vfisssi ta4issa IL @ie WHINE
"a ssisse~ President I.ssssrsss sfT~amaxssE
-iaa h. vrpaslt n-s. ganaSrssT sn --sssnzEl
-fs zss-.if sn 1r-.sir 5ns,sr sss,sH 5risJ
InI ~fss went ~issr .ss@ tasza ssiw ussxasls
-nr-n~s uS 1as5s' us.s ~iHg i3 wnfssf
1issss 1ir Temperament ~ anwta.. .srxvssN
-l-ssss eie iHas~- T-uss N sssss Il II naf
~slnaaxzeL -in slnvsE.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-21

the untidy uniform Of the average Amer
lean conductor Ill-brushed. soiled and
shiny about the change pockets. II not
actually worn through. the livery would
disgrace any business corporation except
the American street railway companies.
The Spectator realizes that life on an
American trolly must be hard upon the
clothes. Nattiness may be impossible
But is it also impossible that the hands
Of our conductors be kept within speak
Ing distance of cleanliness? During a re-
cent visit to Cambridge the Spectator one
evening boarded the historic Memorial
Hall special which bears Cantabrigians
TO the concerts of the symphony orches-
ira. The aisle was packed with men in
evening dress and young girls in gay
party cloaks. Through the chattering
crowd pushed an unusually strenuous
conductor, laying hold unceremoniOusly
of one shoulder after another, and the
hands with which he touched the light
fabrics Of the women might have been
those Of a coal HEAVIER or a plumber.
Adonis as "a Conductor.
There flashed across the Spectators in
ner eye q vision of his first Stockholm
conductor northern Adonis tall and
syelt, with dropping, fair mustache, his
personal magnifcence enhanced by a per
feetiy fitted Prince Albert of light blue
gray white gloves and a natty military
cap. This resplendent creature never
soiled his fingers. nor yet his gloves. by
contact with dirty money. He carried
what looked like a dark lantern Of glitter
ing brass and Plate glass. into slot in
which you dropped your fare yourself.
Why not the dark lantern and the decent
white gloves for u.s.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-21
THE SCOTCH JUROR.

From Chambers Journal
In Scotland in a civil case jurymen get
ten shillings a day for their services, and
the Itigants must in addition provide
them with lunch II two cases are tried
consecutvely on one day. and the same
jurymen officiate, they get ten shillings
for each case But the most important
difference between an English and a
Scottish jury is this An English jury
when returning their verdict must be
unanimous. and they fail to agree
after a certain length Of time they are
dismissed and the whole proceedings are
begun again de novo before a fresh jury.
This is q most expensive mode of admin
isterlng justice In civil eases. in order
TO avoid this result the litigants some
times agree to accept the verdict OF a
majority. In Scotland the jury can al
ways give verdict by a majority In
civil Gases after the lapse Of three hours.
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CHATTERWATTEB

This noisy littis falling bird
Is called the ChstteIwatter
(Or If You like the ether name
It really does not matter,
Il looks quite like hoy OF girl
ia fact il Is q cousin
Each nursery 200 has one or two,
And somatimes there's dozen.
It's eyes are sharp and big and bright,
Aud always III a twinkle
It's eI,-eks are soft and round and smooth
Without crease CT WrinSle
Its feathers sometimes long and straight
And 51metimts very curly
THE curly lnes cat al the crists
And 90 10 bed quite eariyl
The oaly thing that's really odd
About The ChatteWattGT
Is Just the funny little tongue
That raises such CHATTER.
Yuu see. its tongue is really hung
Just Ike sort Of iggle
Both ends ara iree and 50, you see,
It wass Just Ike Wigsie.
It talks aud talks. and talks. and talks.
What ever it is doing
Il says ~Wliat-Whati' 'whCTe-whereg why-why!
And then begins ''who-Th0ing
You'd almost think It couldn't stop
That something vas the matter.
Bat after ali the little bind
Is iust chatteTwattsr
Ard 50 il longs 10 sing and .alk.
Like birds aud bees IN SIMMER.
When every bird must ehrp and peep,
And every bses hummer.
And if Jon do not like the noise,
The FumpIs and the riot.
Just leave it III the nursery zoo,
aud you 80 where its quiet.
st Nicholas
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tians in tins Ottoman empire from the
thraldom Of the Turk, ana 10 restore the
cross in lieu OF the crescent to the majes
tie dome Of the ancient basiiica, now the
mosque. Of St Spfia, at STEAMBOAT. That
viii Of Peter the Great, which is so
largely responsible for what Is known in
OLD World politics as the Eastern ques
ton. and which has been the cause OF
so many sanguinary wars. not alone be-
tween Russia and Turkey but also with
other powers. such as Great Britain.
France and Sardinia. has been shown by
careful historical research to be nothing
more than forgery. EX-ATTACHE.
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WHEN THE BAND is MARCHING BY.

In a whisper, whisper, whisper, comes the murmur
cf the band,
in a driftin' bit Of shadow Of tune l understand.
An as faint an soft an soothin' as the murmur
Of each part
sirs an echo Of the music the hsrpstrings of my
heart
For it's Tuwin clearer, clearer an the notes are
quick an clean
An the band is marchin' nearer to The wearin'
Of the Green
Now it's thrnhbin' throbbin throbbn, from the
middle Of the street,
An it's sobbin', sobbin'. sobbin', with an accent
low and sweet,
An the drum is thnImmin. thrummin' to the tim
in Of the tune
An the melody is .hummin' in halfforgotten
soon
An my heart leaps up an crosses ali the seas that
lie between
While the band is marcbin onward to The wearin'
Il the Green.
sure. ] see the little pathway that barefoot lad
An, ] smell the old-time incense of the old-tims
blessed sod
An the winds that blow from Erin bring the fair
old days 10 me
With thousan fading pictures Of the days that
used to be-
An see the banks Of shamrock an the brook
that PLAYED between
While the band gees marchin' past rue 10 The
Wesrin' Of the Green.
Now it's dimmin', dimmin' dimmin'. till the music
dies away
An nay eyes are wet an brinmin' With the tears
tina; come this day,
For l LET; it all behind me. but this day it always
seems
That the old songs come an md me With their
host Of hCart-hcid dreams
50 again / live the old days in each unforgotten
Though the band has marched to silence with
''The WeariR' Of the Green
-NDb9r D. Nesbit. in Chicago Post
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sinrese ohiect 70 lYaILing.

From the Windsor Magazine
The Siamese, above an nations in the
world. hate to walk; 40 such mode of pro
gressi0n is tolerated by a Siamese # be
or she can by any means ride. enc
tian gondoler will walk sometim, even
a Holander will ride on lis rough cart.
but>a Bangkok maH-not If he can belp
it. His family boat for him.
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It is only fair TO add that no one
acquainted with Princess Waldemar ever
dreamed for one moment Of imputing to
her any completely in the intrigue But
the people interested in the success Of the
plot We're aware OF her Gallo hatred and
distrust of Prince Bismarck of her ardent
French patriotism. ana OF the fact that
she was the favorite companion of Alex
ander III in his long pedestrian expe-
ditions at Fredensburg. They therefore
used her as an unconscious and innocent
instrument to place the forged letters Of
Prince Reuss, OF Prince Ferdinand of
Bulgaria, ana of the Countess OF Flanders
before her imperial brother-in-law
Every one of the numerous wars that
has been waged by Russia upon Turkey
during the last 100 or $50 years has been
of a popular character. and has been
forced upon the oft reluctant government
of the Car by the will of the Muscovite
people. In fact, Il is notorious that in
1877. Alexander II was extremely averse
to any armed conflict with the Sublime
Porte. He was obliged to Yield however
10 the overwhelming trend of national
sentiment, which has always been in
fluenced in IFS determination 70 secure
possession of Constantinople; by the
political viii and testament Of Peter the
Great. in which he imposed upon his
successors, and upon the Russian people,
for all time as their most sacred duty,
the obligation 10 free their fellow Chris
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in some way or another these letters
reached the Car at Copenhagen from
Bucharest, namely. that of Prince Reuss
tnand 20 the Countess Of Flanders, and
that Of the Countess of Flanders to the
Queen Of Roumania. \ day after the re-