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Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
Tse All Wers oI-feo'.

.sna aad frbldsh." old Ms iiose told me nlieH repeated the alt9se COIN frsaflon T brought nP six lively
 heali.ly boz and two line eirl. think I knew what I'm talking about. The way to do during their vacations is to keep The ,.oung folks busy Then they de3t have lime t1 gef into trouble. Some of my boys were given charge Of tI1e garden ahd made responsible for theif oMa particular patches. 1T they dH tHeif work well they had se much fl wees paid fo them and were allowed certain time for play. If the eork @as 1ot daue properly they were kept at if until it was right. and if they were fo bIalne for failures they were fa4gished hy being deprived Of some Iris lege or expected pleasure. The girls had their chores about the house and enjoyed learning to be heusekeepers 1 kept my children busy. Nowadays yonug folks aren't made 10 feel their responsibility They are iasl let rfip will Thatz ihe trouble |"
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
THE PUTNAM PATROL July Y 1908

grand s.a.s Assl taGe ffi.H-tG " v ss,.. falisu s.s.sp. Ths. sagd eHse IEizsae. 4 die at s.se sspsss's bead- hls son zrsi,..a ;he hri.ia. aat i8e king nar= -o,rIx exeapsd ss...aiis alnay in anfas- .c:.sag tis.- tsar-s sil ie tlle srse's hind Ieas were wsesirs ike Halls Ail tais vh1e i8e E,rasant aai bl~ go'3 Aife sif s-siasly oa fzeiF =af and waicsiezl inc r3ys! tr.s p.7 .I#l e af tae.r self in aesei task Firafr afi-@ great deas af pHiis..g aua eszis-ae t'le syhi;e horse scr r..aliiea ts Its ferf as.si atiIeHily sub ,.Ift,1 to .s.nz rrlissTHess-d bT tae farre ps.-s 0f isaa s= 'ss izh pr3.zs f.y aeeer kefafe lad cone sRca humble Eas. When eeer=t.s.ne nis 3a oasei
 ...sia. t.lc erai. .1use nded iiIe peas 1uf gs.-e If .iiaeT.
 --Iilr-e. fazrp as g9,I man. fe k4I4 elfs ag rsgat t'lIs ,ine ang how Now yla e5a t.tl ees~ efps. e t'slt tie sT5ad Eatr aad ls.~ slH pi. keli up your l.5rse 5ea iae kf5s Df HHFttesIiiere helped f,.-sa.' tSasisas City Star.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17

facilitate the saving of lie log Tue details Of this attachment afe shown Bays the Scientific American The at- facbment consists of 4 clamp adapied fo be secured to fbe hHndIe tAi Of nu ordinary nx The clamp comprises two avs fBi. through which fl bolt K passed The upper end of tiis bolt terminates Tn Il support. Tbe support consists of two parallel arms heiwsen which roller Dl is mounfed f6 rofate The boil which passea through the jaws of the clamp k etied wifh wing nut. and bg turning thls nul The 1aus may be pressed together oH the handle Of the ax in uae the aK is driven Into the leR and the clamp ie then made fast wifh the support etaadiag fef. ,ieaI4y The saw is then guided be- tVpeh fhe arms Of thn support. nad iha hnek af tbr HaN faHta eH flle 'siirr With Inc sa# iitga Aaf4afted and guided. t mae he operated in the usual naHnef tu sa Y shf9uEh tiie las The roller mnx b. malafed near tItr outer end nf tbe support ar clese te the jaws Tn the fariarI casc tine raw wiil onef1te let0een fle roiief and thr Jaws. and the support must be mount. cd tp project downward In enler io permit of removing fle saN ffom the support lf Is preferable To support the saw on tlse outer side uf the roller. guiding II n the open slot formed by fhe two arms of fhe support 1hc clamp k then applied, with tbe support projecting upward Instead of town ward '' This useful attachment for sawing legs has been patented by MT. Levi Smith of Marshfeld. Coos eoun ty. Ore
 A saw horse for household use may he made like the ordinary sfN horse. except that nt tn hnrk instead of q narrow edge wi1e cslge k pHt. With q top piece four inches vide II can ie made N lhcr If depIfea Two strips aiuhR the side form n hoA. which will hold tools and nails II K about the handlcst thing the haady maa around the farm can have.
 TO bring the forests 10 their full product iYeness they mnst be cut otrt Tho ax Is the forester's hoe as well as his sesthe Reaplag mud soMi'g are
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
Tt Sensible Method.

How tt manage durins the vaeas tionfs l#.f Mrs Blossom smiled T thlnk t'mi I woek and nc plny k Il bad es s,et Ate c,iaraeter of each ef .ly eb' i4t md I kuoN lust Nhat tts a-cd They ali have a couple :, s dlly work helpin5 meaee ,}shles lle t. e.. thrat sh q ee reward them hy haN- ing same sa eeat a~ oftca u | eaa Saa3e Jss k a picnic tn the woods a4 Sil he a simple ltltle paett ge II q dozen yuuthfWt fu6r's Hs ted for lemonade and cake Thes atse their hoebS to read in ibe afternoons CT evenings. and we haYc a quiet loom where the rule F. that eter1 one shaI he safc rrom in truslen Thc day k it1 oG t{to De eieds. aaA aIl @qfk er play Ut The same time In vacation the FtFis have extra time fet shetr masle end pfaetieing na the bays ha2e work shop in wht.h they speua many happy and useful hours My oldest boy k proud aud happy to ge ,e the office with his father and esa help there ln various ways. lie K gcstins an insight iute business, and as he eemes home h, half past , or } o'clock he isn', kept from play of conrse fl he were n ielicate bay NC wouldn't allow him ie do this know exactly how ,he ehil. iren are getting on in school. and if an. af theui has fallen behind fu hts classes see that he spends three or four hours every day in vacation study IT haseat titae to supervise them | gct some ene fnam an advanced grade and pay the pupil teacher a small fee every week
 After all. little work and a little play systematically aPnsied seem to hs fh~ solution of the vacation question kecp the children busy and interested aud they won, get into mischief.
 EMMEl.lNE STAFfoRn
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
VACATION OCCUPATIONS.
Keeping the Children Happy and sasy
 Dsrin2 the Summer.

~Vacatioa oemiags Yes. just dread IT. s, sad esotaef eiisse own ya. tatleu ilsne Was VI long last that she hla efe0ffen wi h what loy siie ase l f3 hall the rest from iezeoas aed tie e;ifgr td astif.l5 If fise isisA feasl.
 4 aeHt Rew wInf ta do @ilh the children u Heg base fhen ati swarm lna az1at es eaHf Eee2 fben ont 5f m.s.lirs" ste F=..'led ahen pressed feFa fea e3 for iter arsreiz1 tg yaea. t.aas. srbrF aai oeif aef iafo mis fhisf. baf iae9 easHez wt ] ene aneib- e. get ia freHHle Hffa ether children and saa4ef i.es e.e8 Heat wiih aeci. aef5ts= #i.e r4Ht1 ae1
 c eeurse as IT .iio~fer f weul1 have been naseel9 faF mc to arlae tue ease aifh tss. fsui. ueie T fFierd ef G,e n'ue f4lzs. poH.er-a the gHes- iiou aud faak steek ef iie +op.Biou of other HatranS
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
A KING HARRESSED 4 HORSE
Meanwhile It's Owner Sat by, Watching
 the Monarch Work.

Much trareled people will testify that the most stupid people le The w6ele world are found h Merklenbnrg Germany Nafises of that district ire said to be even more GeBse than the inhabitants of the rohnig of Wiltshire England. and that Is saving a seod deal Tine inhabitants Of i.afh of these places will admit the Impeachment. but they do not call lt stapi i;y ? hey have another name Ter t They have eSalted 1t into virtue and cali Il elmpertufhnbllity" In the United States If country yokel didn't know the way to a town fifteen miies away he would be accounted T fool. Bui in MeeklenhHr- the peasant one meets on the highways doesn't know has never been there and never wants to go That Is imperturba bility
 1T is Il mistake. however to think that the country dlliard never "seores as une king of WurttemherG indieidua went 10 shoot with ue Grand Duke Adolphus of Mecklenbnf Accompanied by the grand dukes eli est son they drove In luxnioas 90. tor ear to the fnmons deer park at Nenstrelitz On the way they came nnou country til cart drawn at a snaifs race along the uarrew road by ! white horse. Perched on the seat were peasant aud hlS gt od wife The chauleur hew his tern and much to the rosal party : su prise the horse beg;ta to HraBee heiskly
 As the naasaat made ae attempt te putt the horse anh eari cut of the road the chauffeur repeated the shank honk." Ihe horse reared aud Jumped about. bat. stFaase ta sas the peasant and his wife sat stelidlY eu the seat without any signs or excitement fi nally the horse aofeed oNer on it's side aud lay quite still
 Immediately out Jumped the hug the grand aake and tie sen of the
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
N,ss .s,,..r:.. :s,...'

usnalls for him one and the same op- eratioh. aud cultivation is accomplish. ed by getting rid of what he aaes mol want There were cut from the nA- tional forests during the last fseal year the equivalent ef little over .,So ooo oi0 board feet of timber This involved cutting operations on slightly less than aGoeao uers ef Apd, IT about oae four.hnndrelihs of the tetal area of the governments forests. Iii o'her war,ls haalR beginning has teea made in bringing ihe forests to theif highest rrolnetisenes~ through use aud their reserve of mature tim ter has scarcely teen fauehed hy the operations under wae lhere ls mon ~ ln the NaaA la. aisl the aNerage fnfHef iR 8Wakeu4Eg tu this fact
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
pes,royiee Smut.

To destroy the germs ef smut or oats and other st,,,tls add half pound of fornalln le thirty gallons af water spread the seed an harn floor aud .prinkie the solution over t. making Il thoroughly damp Then shovel II int pile and cover Il With sacks or hlan kcts for about two hours. so that ihs chemical may aei eu ,he sraln. The grain may then be dried for futurs use. but II Is better te SOW II at once The seed should not be so moist as te pack in the hand Thirty gallons wis treat it0 to lso bushels of grain.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
SaNcY CEthat (.

Savov iea.sd csilases are large 1, used Iii Eures.e They re marked bE peculiar fine crumti.ng of aii fht caves. particularly tho<e ef the head Thea are c neraliy of better table quality thau cofasaoD cabbage. nor fe.der. fnrr in sexfuie and of mere delIsate flavor The plants are better able to resist cold. but do not give so large yield of heads. and the heads are less solid and cannot he handled 90 ,ser q z fh. nor. .nnanou sorts
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17

What Is a cold in the heads Moth, ins to ~affy about II you treat il win Ely's Cream Balm as soon as you W' yin 10 sneexe and snulile. Neglected the cold may grew into eatsrrhi aud The al..passages he so ini'amed that YOU have to fight for every breath. Il Is t.ae that Eix's Cream Ralm cntvs ca,arrh, promptly and certainly. knl yon know ihe old sax about the ouncs of pFv.sssson Therefore use tfean nalm when the cold .n the head show Itself. All druggists, sAc., or maile, hv Ely Rros.. ba Warren street, New York.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
ut,l,rirs . Ureks- Nee.

Don't throw away the hoe with q broken handle even il thsre are only two feet of the handle left Instead take it to blacksmith shop and have the bue strengthened out on a line with she handle IL would not he amiss also 10 have the hoe sharpened. You Will nnd this usefu, in many ways aruuud the chicken house er in tue gar den for digging weeds or lifting plants for rvpostiag
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
Putnam and Provideros

Leave Putnam for Providence qp5 V, st 6.35 A. I'll. changing al Elmville ., i, the Providence and Dame son RaiBs \ Einlvilie al 6.45 and s.4j a. n. ss5 thereafter to and ineiEding 45 n D ing. leave Market Square, prosiatv.s &. n. and hourly the,esi.er 10 S.4s N 5.45 ?. n. Fare 15 cents.
 .boes not rHn Sunda2s Sundays, one houi Iater.
 xSnndavs. , hoaFs later.
 Al soafhaoan.t ear. esta aee. a. Gssa, lage win cars tor Moo,ar
 Above table subject to hAage ws
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17

Heavy, impure blood makes mud dy. pimpiy complexion. headaches, nausea, indlgestson. Thin blood makes you weak, pale siekiy. Rurdock Bloosi Ritters makes the blood rich, red. pure --re.toes nerfces health.
 Fuf q aild, easy action of the bowels a single dose of noan's Regulets k enough. Treatment cures haestaal eoss' : ipation. ss cents box. Ask your d selxrtst for them.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17

u Court July srd, i*s ,.. po,,,ret
 T.,sss of FIia Maad- Jepsfn, late of fofniifl in said distinct deceased. t.;.,,a
 Tie xecafsr having sxAihiied his 2. s@r ;f0n secuuHi with said esia'T |" ''.s
 allowance. t is ,o.e
 e,rsered mat the 2sth day of yaiy- 4 p,; s fn E, a. ta asci9e in th4 forenoon ai frves'e oiice - E pr4rtfret ! e and tl8e same Is assts ra io. q - v i ~ ts,s allowance. ef said administration He @.-,,f and thIs colIrt directs he ENerutoI U eiee al persons interested therein to s .aid fifne and p4ce by pat's ing ihis ora; aisf-ts, and yy pos ing a cs 3s on the pnb!c slgh ro., in th. low T of Pemf q nearest VII, re e lne gJe..ed l st q . eIf st rat i0 days before saia time assigned
 sa p-HARLKs q THOMPSON. Jads 2:
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
The ostaser Plan

eneaf 5es' essiainsd plump iittie Nrs ffzf4c 4hFu | consulted her "fa ss5a ta ifee fhe children about G#e rsaHnE =Hd nz Yaa ell if They dsa.taanag I9ea ait lfakcau interest lH If taeHe % far 1 gaat Them to have ezreHe h85HF h5Hi md ] reHi
 lze fh AHe lea s#4 t9 accomplish it lH fa ie. lhea hAse ae4f of eNeseise
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17

They cure sick kidneys.
 They cure bsckaehe every kidney i'll,
 Here Is Putnam evidence to prove il.
 Clarence E. Titus, of ii Woodstock avenue. Putnam, Conn.,, says: "My know ledge of the great value of Doan $ Kidney Pills is based on the experi- ence of my brother. He suffered from kidney complaint for some lime and was not benefited by any of the reme- dies he used. He began taking noan 's Kidney Pills, procured ai Dresser s drug store, and they did him 50 much good that he would not he without them in the house. l know of many other people who have been cured of k,asey trouble by The use of noan $ Kidney Fills.
 For sale by all dealers. Price a cents. Poster Miieara eo.. Rufaso, New York, sole agent for the United States.
 Remember the name-noan sand take no other.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
For Sale

In order To close the estate of Ade. lard Iillev, l will sell at private salel the home place, consisting ef lot. house and two barns, corner of School and May streets Inquire of Eiward C. N right. l9i
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17

Nc faw walk. play tennis. erouuet gnlf and dfhe Last Neur We went eampiHe gms year We nre going gspsfmg la hts 3aa 1 arrange my household affairs ao can be with the thildten Ia vacation time \ mother anght tu be her ehl,Irens eomradee
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
FRoNT AND ELM STREET,
RURAL FREE DELIrEn

Routes No. snd- Rural arfier. leave daily, lsaaals days excepiedl ats.l0a. n feturz Mailahie matter, weighing 1 las sent by Rural Carners mass stamps affixed.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
Trolley Time Table

A q AT
 EFFECTIVE JULYl las
 Time given for cars !eay5ar Esq.
 Main Stree 1s
 Leave Putnam for Norcsster asf =. ste stop. al .5.1, .s.07, t7.55 - - tlli.55 10. half hoaelY aa,I Ies@1 ,se until 55 ?. IL. Le44 .Fp-va...s Hl.lt 8. 6.la m.. and tanT.s .otil ea Time hours and 20 minutes. iaie ss se...i
 Leave Putnam for Webster and i,.a-- stops at - I1, q O. 8. m.. honrll until Il .ij a. h., hzii hosyiv ,@..s @ 2. n. and then hourly nnt;i 9.55 p.n. ming, leave Webster al e.. aa. and hourl unti l2.45 ?. m.. ba,s - .45 D. n.. then hourly uuiI I8.;sa. p cents
 Leave Putnam for Dayx..e ard j-ss stops at x6.35 8. n. and hourly .hsre,a.s 1 .35 ?. rl., half hourly asui s.s5 hourly until ll.3j p. n. Ra,rrr,-. Dayville at s5.o0, 5.45 S. n. 6.ll vile tear housel; .s n., and hsvrs I.2s p. ID half hourly until 7.2s ?. until lo.2s p. m. Fare 10 cents.
 Leave Putnam for nanielson a. Ysm. then hourly till l.35 ?. nl., nasf bourl, - D. m., hourly until lo.55 ,. u. RsIgr,---s ~ Danieison at r 10 \. IL. and then hss,s l.l0 ?. m., half hourly Gnfi 7.le nn until l0.l0 p. m. Fare l5 cents. Leave Putnam for Central Village .,. mediate stops at x6.S5 a. n. and bor-, l .35 p. m., hall hourly uLiil 7.35 D. n until s.35 D. m. Returning, cave essa- iaqe sis6.l5 a. m., 7.45 q. x.. hearly ,sr until ll.45 ?. m., half hourly unt7tgs hourly until 9.45p. m. Fare 3 ceut.. |, snnecI at Central Village fer Moosvp C c.Its-
 Leave Norwich for Putram a.e.s.. hourly nntl S.45 ?. n. Fare 55 cents,
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17

Stops itching instantly. Cures piles, cesena. salt rheuul, letter, Itch, hsNssi herpes. scahies--neaa' Ointment. Al! drug stosanye.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
C arm on3
 (yarden
THE WOOD LOT.

Desices 7 9r HsTFH3 fHs N09Fh3 of
 Timber Lees s-abcrisDh.
 The iHeH.ase nf iiitersat ia fIaHrE raising maaes fae eos5ideratI9a vf Hny daeifess 0f aiI ta ttIa Wfsrtenftef Of infeFesf Thr 5HfsfHgfHg skefsb shows i support ar salde fes sasft which may rpaiiiy be afiacbed 10 I Iog or tlnier with ordinary tools 10
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
MAILS CLOSE felI

Boston.7 10. 10. la a. h., lZ.la.ss..,, 7, Danielson. 7.40, l0.l0a. m., Hartford. 7.40. l0.l0 a. h. s.a New York, 7.40. l0.le q. m., ~ New Haven, 40, lo.lo a. mg Norwich, 7.40. 1910 a. ai., a Willimantic, 7.l0, l0.lo a. n, Y Worcester, 7.l0, l9.l0 q. h. We, and Southern siates,
 m., 3.l5, S.S5, 5.5a, ..A Worcester and New London
 uons, 7.l0 a. h., 3.S5 ?, T. Worcester and-Sew London
 tions. 7.40 a. m., 5.s5 ? T., Boston anu Hartford, Easi' ss
 a. m. ua Boston and Pough.. East, "
 ?. m. , Wa Boston and Pongh., Wesi "
 a. n. ,rY Boston. Providence and ss''
 Stations, l0.l0 s.u'. .rs Woeds,ocks. Westiord aH =
 l0.30 6. nI rx Woodstocks, south, N@'A
 5.35 p. m. .w,x Pomtret, S.00 A. m., s-s s Nights for all points .s' is., eI Sundays for all points
 FRANK c. HH
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
4 Reliable Remedy cATAR Rh Ely's Cream Balm
Is quickly absorbed.
 Gaes Reiiei at Once. T. iz5...5. z .t34..

hrane resulting from oatarrh and drives away aCola III the Head qai sly. Restores the Senses of Ta,te and S3ael Full Sl6e 90 cts. at Druggists or by laail Liquid Cream Balm for use in afoIaizers 75 cts.
 Ily Brothers. 56 Warren Street, New York.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
MAILS OPEN FRoI

Boston, New York. Hartford ,s|
 north. east, south and wes 4 sa'' Boston, s.l5, l0.45 4. h., 3.A sfs Danielson. s, Il 8 m.. 3.i5 ? H. Norwich. s, II a. m, S.is, e@ ss1 Hartford. s, II q. m, 4.lo, 6-stI New York, S. l I. h.. i.lO, s'A Worcester. S.l5 8. m, 6.B nn Webster, SIS a. h.. SOS ?. T. Wilhmantic, SOC, | &. H., i.lss Sundays from all points s.Sean
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
l AM  A MOTHER

How many American women III lonely homes today long for this blessing to come into their lives, and to be able to utter these words, but because of some organic derange- ment this happiness k denied them.
 Every woman interested in this subject should know that prepafa- tion for healthy maternity is accumulated by the use of
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia k Pink hams Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, has been the standard remedy for female ills, and has positively cured thousands of women who have been troubled with displacements, inflammation, uleera- tion, tibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, baekache, that bear Ing down feeling, flatulency, indiges- ton. dizziness or nervous prostration. Why don't you try it?
 Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women to write her for advice. She has guided thousands to health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
Wanted

Agents to introduce high grade h6usehold necessity into every nome. onick sales, 50 per cent. proht. TOT @ information. Narragaasett oupPiy '9. fIgI North Main street, Providence, h.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
To Rent

Six room tenement on School street Putnam Inquire al -9l school st reel or of James A. Nichols. Danielson. t't
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Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
"Frait PrpServing Powder

Has a reputation of over io wears standing. Guaranteed under the oo1 and Drugs Law. IL is ta-teless ana will preserve 5o quarts of Fruit or To- matoeS. Money refunded II not sails ', factory. Price 55c box, three TOT -. Agent wanted. F.. eecor. 645 Ntliough- bx Ave. Brooklyn. V. |. 2s-Z9p
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
Why It Succeeds Because It's for One Thing Only, and Putnam People
 Appreciate This.

Nothing can be good for everything Doing one thing well brings success. Doan's Kidney Pills do one thing only.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
To Rent

Pleasant room 24xSb. second neof ei Wagner block, rent moderate. inqaife Of Jerome 1ourtellotte, trustee. -otl
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17
The Hissar
 Emerald. By CIARISsA AACKIE.

Copyrighted. ss by the tsseeiated
 i.itsfa-x Press.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-17

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 The best report is tllt  Both acreag what they N q harvest of pared with yield in lsd7 Alfred Sod State Agricu Ing potatoes vine , st the Worcester. man graftecj Q potato Nin I double ound tomato es, while i he size Of an The hoo,ilu Rer 'foss one of V an \ hom iiseAief, he : . am ra as as lnexeu,a Thought he s'aoeratie D, Ken. Hartford r fai4oia in ! Cann : ss llN avs
  
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The Huttig news. (Huttig, Ark.) 1907-1955, 1908-03-28
Wonderful labor-Saving Machines.

Wonderful strides in the invent
ion of machines to aid in the trans
action of business were shown at
the Philadelphia business show.
Adding and calculating machines
which will add, subtract, multiply
and divide faster than person can
call out the figures will be on ex-
hibition. Another feature will be a
machine that writes letters in fac
smile of typewriting, puts a differ
ent name and address on each let
ter, changes the salutation from
Dear Sir to Dear Sirs" or Gen
tlemen' and signs them with an
autographs signature in differ
ent color of ink. all in one opera
ton, at the rate of a thousand let
ters an hour.
Apparatus which copies letters
without the use of water; machines
which will produce typewriter
letters at the rate of three thous-
and an hour; money counting ma
chimes which will give the exact
change by pushing a key, and many
other seemingly impossible labor
saving devices were on hand for
inspection at the show. Philadel-
phia Press.
The Huttig news. (Huttig, Ark.) 1907-1955, 1908-03-28
LODGE DIRECTORY.

ROWLAND LODGE No. 5e4 F. & A.
M.meets every second and fourth Satur-
day evenings at ESQ o'clock Visiting
Masons always welcome.
W. r. MAusER, w. M.
w. II. WHEELER, Sec.
HUTTIG LODGE No. 548 |. o. OF.
meets every Tuesday evening Visiting
brethren cordially invited to attend.
E. r. CARLTON, N. G.
E. A. WooLEY. Sec.
HUTTIG TENT, No. Sc, K. o. T. M.
meets every first and third Friday even
ing. Visiting sir knights will be well
come. c. C. BELL. Com.
M. B. Soorr, Secy.
SWEET BAY CAMP No. 4llW WOW.
meets every first and third Saturday eve
nings. Visitors made welcome.
C. NJ CALDWELL, C. C.
R. P INFER. Clerk.
HUTTIG COUNCIL No. ASS, M. o.P.,
meets every Monday evening at $50.
Visiting brothers always welcome.
A. J. GRAHAM, S. A.
B. DAVIS, Recorder.
The Huttig news. (Huttig, Ark.) 1907-1955, 1908-03-28
Charter Shorthand.

Taught at the MONROE CON-
MERCIAL COLLEGE is so sim
pie that child can learn it, yet so
comprehensive that any word in the
Language is writ en- times more
rapidly and legibly than any other
system of shorthand in existance.
With it a speed of $50 to US
words minute is easily attained in
from 8 to IL weeks. The princi-
pies are mastered in a few days,
thus almost the entire time of the
student is spent in active off:c ;
work TRANSFERRING notes accurate
ly and rapidly; making out bills.
statements, ETC., on the machine,
mimeographing and neostyling, Cir
cular letters, plans. specifications
etc.: manifolding or use of carbons;
corresponding and spelling; IT,
short, the pupils are thoroughly
drilled in doing these things that
will make them efficient in bust
ness offices, bring relief to bust
ness men and win money for them
selves.
As level-headed young person
seeking the best in business edu-
cation, you should at once write
the MONROE COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE, Monroe, La, for full
information regarding the course
you desire.