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The Washington herald., 1907-11-09
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL RISTIAN SCIENC
CHURCH. Scottish Rite Hail. 1907 & St NV
Services. i a. m and % p m Subject Of morn
Ing lecture. by BISHOP OLIVER c. SABIN
Teaching How % Heal the SICK" subject OF
evening lecture. hy MISS MARTHA T. VAN
NOAST. Our Oneness with the Father" Miss
Edith Pickering. soloist. Testimonial meeting
Wednesday evening. 81 80 Seats free All IL
Vited.
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HEALING BY MENTAL SUGGESTION.

MRS. SEATON win give a talk at her Office. SIS
Conn ave opp. Rochambeau. SUNDAY. D m
Subject. Adjustment 20 Environment Dues
tons answered Thursday. S D. n Public cordially
invited. Patients taught ana treated yyeek-5avs
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OF a diocese instead Of a college. On
the last occasion, Mark Twain, who was
great friend Of the college president,
had something 10 say. We cannot give
its exact verbiage. but the tenor OF il
recalls a story told OF another college
president, also of a college called Trim
ity, who was offered a bishop-ic; only
in this instance the college was Trinity
College in the University OF Cambridge,
England, and its president was desig-
mated as master.
Declining the offer made TO him. the
famous Or. Butler. master Of Trinity,
for It Vas none other than he. gave this
as his reason: There are twenty-seven
bishops in England. but only one master
OF Trinity
Next week the fall archdeaconry meet
ing of the archdeacOnry OF Washington
will be held in 81. Stephens Church
All the clergy of the city. together with
a layman for every clerical deputy. are
members of the organization. which Is
largely concerned with measures for the
betterment Of our civic and religious
life. the one always. of course. running
into the other. Ii is probable that the
report Of the interdenominational COM
nittee upon the observance Of the Lords
Day in the District or Columbia will
come before the a-chdeaconry. On that
committee, as representing the Episcopal
Church, are the names of Mr.. How
den and DR.. McKim. 1t is becOm-
ing increasingly felt by the members of
all religious bodies that something should
be done to improve sunday observance
in the District.
Dr. c. Ernest Smith. rector Of St.
Thomas Church, preached last Sunday on
the work and progress OF ST Thomas
parish in the last FIVE years. that time
being coincident with his rectorship. He
gave some interesting statistics. but
probably the fact Of most general interest
was that the church debt had been re-
duced from $72.500 10 s39, ,OOO with MANI
pledges looking TO the material reduction
OF this lesser amount, During the same
period Sl2S. rs had been given by the con-
SregatiOn TO the work OF their church.
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18th AID Corcoran SIS NV. The
Rev. Frank SeNan. D. D. rastar. VIII preach al
II a. N, The Mystery q the Sea. Psalm xcT 5.
sunday school. E;l5- Nespers. 5 2. T.. with hziei
address Social questions answered II the Doc
time Of Charity, I. In pastors srudy wednes-
cay. 30. Young Peoples Conference. FrUe loan
library of the Writings q Swede1borg and the
periodicals. and literature of the New Church in
the TcstTJ. Free tr1CtS IN the festihule.
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ST. THOMAS. 18th. near Dupont Chc.e. Clergy
Rev G.. Ernest Smith ID. D.. d. {. J.. rector
Rev. J. G.. Ames. 3. 4. and Rev Wm. J. Cox,
j. D.. assistants. 5 a. n. Holy Communion: i a.
H.. morning prayer and sermon hy rector; p. n,
evening prayer and sermon by Rev. Wn. J. Cox
Il. ID. Strangers cordially welcomed
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 18th
and z SIS Service. SUNDAY, i a. N and
2.
Subject: "MORTALS AND IsIMORTALS"
SUNDAY school, j n; Wednesday 5 p. n.
Public cordially invited Al seats free. Free read
ing room. col the Colorado Bldg
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE
OTHER SERVICES.

us ELECTRICITY LIFEg' subject o. address bT
Or. Andrew Mcconnell. at p. m, Pythisn Tenn
DE lol2 sth 81 nv
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CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVE. CHURCH. Service. with sermon
By Frede1ck D. Power. II and ~. Evening
theme, My Best FrisRt" All welcome.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH 9th and D SIS. Ne. Serv-
ices Sunday. at Il q. m. subject Of sermon The
Attractive Cross. and al :i5 p. m. subject The
Crisis Of Decision" Pastor George A Miller
SUNDAY school 9.s0 a m
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GOSPEL MISSION. l2se Pa ave Re7 z d.
Bailey viii speak Sunday night. O'Clock. supper
for homeless men froz 10 s. Gospel services
every night. : 70. and Sundays. ) p. NJ Meeting
Of committee on Wednesday evening next. 80
O'Clock. to arrange for Thanksgiving Day services
and dinner Tor tie poor.
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SEVENTH-pAY ADVENTIST.

SIN; ITS ORIGIN AND WHY PERMITTED. q"
This VIII be Prof. Frederick Grivg's theme al the
MEMORIAL CHURCH cor 18th and " sts. NV
az 80 y. m. A CORDIAL WELCOME
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NEW THOUGHT CENTER

SUNDAY, at IoI5. for meditation. Daily noon
meeting Wednesday evenings az O'Clock All
the services al Reading Room. Loaa and Trls,
Bldg. ccr- of = 18th SIS. Public invited
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SPIRITUALISf.

Mr.. BROWN VIII give Messages from Articles Sun.
day evening. Nov. 10 az s O'Clock al the SPIR-
ITUAL TEMPLE LEAGUE, Pythian Temple. sth
hoor. All welcome.
PRIVATE READINGS ANY DAY FOR 81 WITH
MR. keller. 1901 FaiTmont 81 Correct in
formation al matters Public seances We'd and
Fra. nights Phone North 5e94 uos-tf
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ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY.

ORIENTAL EsOTERIC CENTER. I44s st. Lee
ture Sunday evening sIS The Inner Life d
Wednesday. Sis The Man Of WIZ" STUDY
Class on Thursday evening al s. Llbrary OF f,hilo.
soph;cal worEs Strangers welcomed
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N0NSECTARIAN.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH Pythian Temple. Iolz
9Th 81 nv Alex. Kent. minister VII speak az
lis on "Religiou and social service Pros
NeWburs's Bible class and Mr. Mackenzie-s ethical
class 81 10; kindergarten class al uI5. Welcome
20 al.
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LUTHERAN.
UNITARIAN.

MEMORIAL. Pastor J. C. Butler. "Bi-thday of
Luther Li5erator Of Modern Thought" i a. Il
- "Luther's Psalm. Everybody welcome
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Best Service TO CALIFORNIA,

ARIZONA. NEW MEXICO. AND TEXAS.
EiEh-class STANDARD Equipment. also most modern
Tourist Sieepiug Cars Personaly Conducted Without
Change. BERTH, $50. Rates ana steamer reserTa-
tons 20 Japan. China. the Phliprsnes and around
the World. 4. J. rOSTON. GerL Agent, 81 Penna.
Ave. y. W, 7o5 18th ST. y. ".
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ALL SOULS CHURCH. cor. I4th ard L So Ulys-
ses c. B. Pierce, minister. ss5 a. H. SUNDAY
school and class for the ComuaratiEe Sbudy OF
keligion; 10 A. n. Unity Study class; Il a n
morning service, sermon b. the minister; 70 p.
H. Young People's Religious Union
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For Mt. Vernon. Alexandra, and
Arlington, Washington, Alexandria
& Mt.Nernon Ry- Sta, 18th & Pa. ay.
TRAINS FOR Mt VERNON WEEK DAYS.
10 Il A ", y NOON ! AND 2 p. ~
TRAINS FOR ALEXANDRIA AND ARLING-
TON DAILY EVERY % MINUTES.
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FINISH ALL PLANS
Christian EndeaVOrers to
Greet DR.. Clark.
ACTIVE WORK rs RESUMED

intermediate Society of Mount Tabor
Church Takes I'm New Members.
g New Officers Are Elected-Berwyn
Organization Starts n Missionary
Library-Five Delegates Named.
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UNIVERsALlsT.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and L s,s. NV.
Rev John Van Schaick. jr-. pastor. II a. n.
morning service sermon by the pastor. s.i5 A.
n, Sunday school: p. m. y. z. c. L.
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Y.M.C.A.LEADERHERE
General Secretary Meets the
Local Newspaper aen.
ENTERTAINED AT LUNCHEON

PiHns for International Convention,
To BE Held i'm Washington This
Month Are Discussed-N0t Less
Than 1000 Delegates Are Expected
TO BE Present at Opening Session.
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The Washington herald., 1907-11-09
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
EPISCOPAL.
PRESBYTERIAN.

Herald office by NJ Friday
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Hotel Sterling.

8ait of bsick and stone. Especially comfortable 4
winter steam heat. Electric lights. Elevator =
stree, level Private baths SO W weekly WI Eiae
Cc1s-tr, ,th.s.S-Sot
The Washington herald., 1907-11-09

Archbishop Riorian, Of San Francisco: Rer. Dr
O'Co1nen. and Rev. DR.. Riley, of Toledo Ohio
were entertained by Rev. DR.. Stafford in 81
Patrck's rectory this week
The Washington herald., 1907-11-09

Rev Father Edward l. Buckley viii rreaeh IN
ST. Matthews Church at the solemn high mass
tomorrow: ReT. Father James A. SMITH in 81
Patricks; Rev Father Valentine Schmitt IN ST
Jnscph's Church and Rev. Father Eugene Del.
Mcdonnell. S j., at the Tesper service IN St
AlOysus Church.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-09

Forty Hours Alteration IN St. T1eresa's Church.
Anacostia will begin with Mass Of Exposition al
i039 2. IN. tomorrow. celebrated BY Rev Father
Charles NJ Bart. pastor Of the church
Procession CT the BLESSED Sacrament formed by
the children Il The parish. the altar-boys and
priests q the church. win take place 81 the close
Ct the mass
solemn Exposition viii continue al SUNDAY. Mon
day. and Tuesday concluding with procession and
The Washington herald., 1907-11-09
CARS TO KENSINcToN

CARS TO KEN SiNGT0k
Cars from Isth =. and y. Y. ave. every Is min
Pass Rock Creek Bridge and PARK. main en-Enoa
Zoo and Country Club 70 Chevy Chase Lake Con-
meet with KensingtOn cars Round trp tickets.
sc % ElsselS
Ferry Service to Alexandria
Steamer LacEAV1nna every HOUR and HALF.
a. m 70 p. N. daily and sunday. FARE
EACH WAY .......... ~
The Washington herald., 1907-11-09

DIR. George Williamson Smith was for
over twenty years president of Trinity
College. Hartford. and during his in
cumbency of that Office on two or three
occasions efforts were made to induce
him to become a bishop and take charge
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-09
domestic servants.

domestic servants.
There are hundreds Of ,his kind OF
families in England who fully ap-
preciatc that they haven't ghost
OF show of bettering their condl-
tion over here. and who would be
very valuable adjuncts to any coun.
try. and just the kind OF people We
want in our Southwest. The man |
refer to is Mr.. Alexander Thomp-
son, whose address is Morecambe.
England. and with whom | would
strongly recommend the Oklahoma
state officials to get in communica-
tion, as should they arrange TO form
a cooperation with Mr. Thompson,
they can rest assured OF securing i'm.
mediate results in the way of farm.
ers who have made intensified farm.
ing lifelong study"
The secretary is In correspondence
with a large number of small man
ufacturing enterprises located In the
east that desire to come here and
locate. some of the proposition
look good and the people at theii
head do not ask anything of tn,
people here. while others want tn,
business men here to take stock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-09
sTRAYEO.
For Campaign Leader.

Washington, ID. C., Dec. Sit was
stated today by an intimate friend
of Mr.. Bryan that in the event the
Nebraskan Is nominated he will ask
exGov, W. l., Douglass of Massa.
chusetts TO become chairman of the
national committee. This gentleman
stated also that Tom Johnson has
promised to accept the place If Mr..
Douglas should not be persuaded to
serve
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Visit Struck's Cafe for something
good TO eat. S4
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-09

lines. who is at present in England
inducing farmers from that country
to settle in this section.
The following is copy OF the
letter that Mr Spaulding has re-
ceiy,d.
Referring TO your favor OF Nov.
9TH particularly that part referring
TO the organization of the Oklahoma
State immigration and Industrial De.
yeiopment association, there is one
man here who has been and Is doing
good work for couple OF the South
ern states. We have gone over our
oklahoma and Kansas possibilities
several times very carefully. and he
fully realizes the great field We have
for the Industrious and scientific
farmer. who has been making liy-
ing for several years. and paying
high rentals N and lO.acre tracts,
and In a great majority of cases
could arrange to start in on and
lOacre tracts in the vicinity Of our
larger cities, engaging in vegetable
fruit and poultry business and in
tenslficd farming. and as rule hav
ing families large enough so ther,
would be no necessity of payinl
any outside help. and in greai
many cases the girls OF the family
could secure ready employment "a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-09
WANT 70 StTTLE ON SMALL
TRACTS IN THIS COUNTRY
A BID IS Being MADE
BY the Local Commercial Club for
This Class-communiestion
From Railroad Hep.
resentstive.

The Commercial club is going af.
ter colonists Of agriculturallsts from
England and Scotland tD settle In
this section Of the country.
Secretary of the Commercial club
Spaulding Is in communication with
Alexander Jackson. the foreign repre-
sentative of the Rock Island Frisco
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-09

Don't forget ali 75c packages now
Coo at Struck's Confectionery and
Cafe. 50
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-09

II you 20 TO the church 80 w"
sake Of your coat you are likely to
leave your heart at home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-09

The only up-to.date Cafe IL at
otruck's. S-4
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-11-08
Shipped to Dry Counties.

A special out from Pensacola on the
first, says the first arrest to be made
under the new law passed by the last
legislature prohibiting the soliciting or
shipping liquors into prohibition coun-
ty was made here today, when N. Gold
ring, wholesale dealer, was taken in
TO custody by the sheriff upon a war
rant from Holmes county, which charg-
ed him with soliciting business in that
county. State Solicitor, j. Walter Ke-
hoe who recently stated that he intend
ed prosecuting parties for soliciting
business in the "dry" counties of the
state in violation of the new act Of the
legislature, caused the warrant to be
sworn out, the matter having been
brought to his attention. Mr.. Goldring
gave bond in the sum of 81 900 for his
appearance before the next session of
the circuit court in Holmes county.
The statement Of the state solicitor and
Ghe fact that one arrest had already
been made, will probably put a stop to
the shipment of liquors from this city
to counties in the state where liquors e
not sold, especially as the penalty pro-
Vided is the same as the license provid-
ed in the county in which the party is
doing business.
Nearly every mail comes full Of cir
culafs and letters soliciting orders, and
we are reliably informed, drummers
are often in Tallahassee secretly taking
orders and delivering goods. These are
the kind of ''bIind tigers" that should
be caught and severely punished, that q
telling example should be made public
of. Get the big influential and wealthy
rascals az well as the little ones.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-11-08
A-specia Privileges
The State Fairs.

The following has been sent to the
newspapers for publication
Progressive citizens throughout Flor
ida will be pleased to learn of the sig
nal defeat of the attempt of Represent
atives Reese and Rowe, of Escambia
and Madison counties respectively, in
their attempt to prevent the,payment Of
the State appropriation of SIS, 900 an
nually made by the last legislature ex-
elusively for the payment of premiums
at the Florida State Fair, to be held at
Tampa February 9Th to 22d. Not con-
tented with being defeated by large
vote in the House of Representatives,
those opponents of the great fair move
ment sought an injunction before Judge
Palmer TO prevent the State Treasurer
Fair Association. Last week Judge
Palmer decided the case absolutely in
favor of the State Association, also the
Association under the auspices of which
the Gulf Coast Fair at DeFuniak
Springs, both on merit and every point
of law involved. This is assurance of
the fact that the appropriation will be
Forthcoming, and is an even greater
victory for the people of Florida than
for those who have the management of
the fair IL charge.
President t. j. L. Brown, of the
Florida State Fair, which Is to be held
at Tampa from February to %, has
arranged a feature for the fair that
will prove of decided interest to every
agricultul1st, horticultural and live
stock producer in the State. In short,
he has arranged with the Secretary of
Agriculture of the National Govern
ment to send to the Fair lecturers on
various subjects pertaining to the above
mentioned industries, a lecture beng
arranged for every day of the Fair
For instance, one lecturer will devote
his time to one feature of agricultural
production and another to another.
The question of producing forage crops,
of treating the diseases of trees and
animals, and in fact everything of in
terest to the farmer will be handled by
men of wide experience and ability.
In addition, other speakers on these
subjects than those designated by the
Secretary of Agriculture will appear.
Among these will be Professor Soule, |
of the Agricultural Department of the
University of Georgia, and Professor
Digger who holds a similarly response |
BILE position with the University of Ala |
bama, This will without doubt be the |
grandest and most instructive educa- |
ton feature ever arranged for any State |
Fair, and will in itself make the Fair |
we'll worth holding Every farmer and |
cattle breeder in Florida should hear
the lectures.
Every county in Florida should take a
hand in making the Fairs a success, and |
the True Democrat hopes to see Leon |
the best Of them all.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-11-08
An UnsatIsfactory Ornament.

Florida has several men who would
honor the GoveTner's office-men long
well known to all Of us-men like Davis.
Brown, Myers. Dannette, Mays,
be elected il our people did not rush off
after experiments.
Our idea is to hold on to and use what
you have untilit wears out, and by that
time you will have found out what is in
the new material. Recollect, in one Of
these rushes off after something fresh
and new" you got William Sherman
Jennings. and he proved TO be an UNI
satisfactory ornament. Milton Index
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-11-08
R~HeA Raek.

That pain in your back caused by lum-
baRo, atin muscles or q strain II an easy
thing % get Fid o.. Ballard's Snow Lin
imelf cures fheurnntisip, iufnbaRO, sore
and stiff murclea, straihs, sprains, cuts,
burma, BRUISES, scalds and ali aches and
painn. You need q bottle h your house.
Sold ~ Hardse Smith Company. .
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-11-08

cere IN its endeavor to bring the chief
guilty ones 70 justice. Prevention has
come only because the men, adept in
wrong-doing, have been just as adept in
seeing that no trail led anywherewhere
save to the working place Of some sub
ordinate who, Il was pretty we'll under
stood, would not be punished because Of
the known feeling against the punish
manf Of the weak criminal, while the
strong criminal was allowed 10 escape.
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Rutabaga Seed Cali 90 Yaegor-
Bethel Co.'S for your Rutabaga Seed.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-11-08

On his recent visit to New York Cen
eral William Booth, Founder Of the
Salvation Army, who Is now quite fee
bic and in poor health, speaking of his
meetings, said II have now resumed
my program" he said, ''and ! have
grown stronger and stronger. This is
an exemplification of my theory, that
work is the great remedy for all human
ills"
Speaking of his meetings, he said 81
find that people with no religious lean
ings are more sympathetic than many
others. There is in every one a nature
that responds to a call for goodness and
benevolence and God This nature may
be Overlaid with all manner of evil pas
sion, but still 1t is there. The goodness
in the natures Of the people will be
brought out by patience and determine
ton. So many people think that they
must be rich or prominent in the eyes
Of the public, in order to have happi-
ness, instead of seeing clearly that the
only natural way 70 happiness Is by the
aid Of God and goodness and in making
sacrifices.
Religion is not the idea of being
moody or melancholy, but rather it is q
jolly state Of heart. The indifference TO
religion that is, forma, religion, is grow
The white HDtin0S Herah yovv thu
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-11-08
carrAhoIIs on a Boom.

Citizens of the little East Gulf Coast
Seaport are seeing a bright future for
their town. The last Congress appro-
priated $50, 900 for the deepening Of the
harbor, and local enterprise is doing the
rest.
Carrabelle has already an extensive
fish, oyester and lumber business, be-
sides many minor industries. When
the P&nama Canal is finished, and the
Tehauntepec Railroad completes COM
munieation with the Pacific, Carrabelle
will become of immense Importance as
the most easterly seaport on the Gulf
coast, having railroad communication
directly with the North.
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lt should bo well stored Up IN the
mind that every dollar from the United
States Treasury dumped into Wall
Street b primarily for the financial
salVutfon ok the worst eet Of gamblers
h America Tampa Tribune
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-11-08

The white Springs Herald, now the
third pink paper published In the State,
IL the pinkiest pink Of them all and IA
still edited by good old JET Davis.
Print much. and you win prosper.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-24
What Does
 Your Mirror Say?

Does it cheefuly report an abundance of beautiful, well kept hair or does it regretfuly tell the story of hair neglect2 -,
 Your mirror may be anxious to please but if hermit friends tn dull brittle and llict- eneSS hair, with possibly dandruff and falling hair, your mirror will have to reflect the same condition
 All of these unfortunate effects can be oveF- come by destroying their cause with
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-24
ovERcoAT THIEF CAUGHT.

A Mexican with more nerve than luck, is now languisning in one of the cells at the city prison, having failed in daring attempt to provide him. self with a suitable overcoat for the winter.
 He was passing the Southern hotel last evening about o'clock when he happened to notice through the window a nice looking overcoat, just the color he was looking for and plainly all that could be desired in the way of a fit Ii dawned upon him that this was just the coat and just the time, so without making any ado about it and disturb ing the management or guests Of the house, he entered the hall and helped himself.
 The coat fitted to perfection and he was in the act of leaving the house when the owner, who was looking out of the window at the time, recognized the garment and was not slow in la king steps to claim it, He was out of the house in a minute and had the Mexican by the collar. The Mexican didn't dispute the ownership of the coat or make any offer of resistance when an officer was called and he was taken to jail. He simply said he need ed the coat.-Douglas Dispatch.