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Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04

pmgee a6d iaFaaeae aafh silks mate aaelei aH4 daEatt W9IsiA ami thet HHy he in4hh4 uiaMied ef depead upaa lhe shape aud soET trimming Tor ta2tr effect Probably lAe wash silks glve tb5 sFeatest aafsfasiiaa. as II reqaiees l=.t t uietsalt f4 Nstsh aue aud up ifon ina K ues ssaurs
 l.l4ae aal t4ihaf thick dimty make handsome mllaad waists aS they hold taeie Hmuess lac heNk linens arc ua. aaie sa mueA m Nasue as hat year, stili 1ng e,ca faauy
 Bells. .a.htlz. lts and gnlfs ure al most fsirts ul 1bc 2,-, safi waists tais seaNai5. saa Jals ,15. i#d lingerie belt t1 match pl3 kWi Uf eaif most ot ibem nlss Ha ze 8ae uht9 ctws with eiref ar Feaa haakfs afe fhe afettiest but sa9a ne9er g gHi eheeNel ag natiegHed macs aa0 soae heats With lsaHss rBt frH eertsaAe aad neatly ana.rt a8h 6Hua1ale sFtNh faaua8Naa ta a9zt # Is.sister te s.,a lat tAgFe Is Ha, H tae 0ay af 0ei,s thln te s4t MAsa tAsh L. ihrre k too nau, h
 lhe collars ate as Narlans as the waists lhe present fancy leans to twe ktnds. one tae eiee staek heid hlsh un unaer the ears h4 means et thln whaIehones aud the olaer thv hleh and severe linen out 1lte fa1en collars may he emheadefed. ssalaape4 around lhe td.c. siaShrd to ufHnw ii rlhh0a ta la passed through nf simply stitched Thv ties and bows may he of almast all, kind aud sise as well aS material and still la In tue betghl af fashlea hc tiny hutierAx hnW k dainty aud neat. and Sa k the ltlle fail of ace l saw ,sle NerA novel aud pretty arr4agemenl. aud that na~ the sasher- Ing oE a suatl hnt hne lslts handker. tAlcf the cornefs ftiline in natufat falls Suan bows made of black vel vet or sllk, regular gaaf-la hand He's. hut very mueh yinal1er than before, little siiken fasstAs and many other pretty devices are used as fnlSh to fAe neck ta h, wnrn with the high tMrudslwn rollars And ths,se collars. hY the was. arc af aA ~egtS ef c,alars, must et them l~iag n some Kind of etripssi material naaiie sa tAti thN stripe is a~ aua down iegea@e and other stfaas waees ,Ae asaee ls parow make the hesf IT stese Agh vallars. 1T eaalse iheee 4a, Whfe leeN aaes t9a at8tE tGAkfEk
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04

The announcement of fbe engage meut of silas Evelyn aisi4 daH9llier af the millionaire ua.ue oaHer. t7 Sei Mclean. son of Joha T. McLesi. owner Of tbc Cincinnati Enquirer and Washington Post. eenters attention oD nne of the ingst interesting .0ung Wp- men in Washington s0eieiy. The Waislles have sgfBmer home Just out side Denver and entertained there q distinguished house party during inc Democratic convention ats,k Miss WaIsh ls T grea; friend of Mrs. Nieh. elas LongHorth and If the late Mark
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04
oftt..s-e ef4e- fu.f-Tc
 SghaHlZsi Sf4tsiB ssat| D.
No Desiins gn ts Fssefaf'tl of Thss'
 Df-# Czfal-ass.

No Ds-lius l1 tas Fs5sfafitl of Thsss
 Dssf-1 czfm-as.
 HTe ass alelt tlai dsaf when shirt WaEts are Ift taaaH ia iarIs tae
 a aazeH h- hn.ls ii hyef0r. aayi4e fiIf Ia -=e sa5tsl. sie auH taa1 a4 Et e9uiI ever eYtHHr Fl 14e8 sa fsa et- But to- 6as saII N arr quite ia5f=5 iH evidence abroad ae i Fe aal li seems thaI efegy asy He..s Eoa-et8itss He~ ia fhat llud of vast Ihea are waists strictly taii0rcf others rIiH G rs9a fOids. stifi more emif8iHesi aud Inset wifb lafe aad fancy .eH;ati9l. 1 saw oHe exceedingly aeauii.Hi waist made of pere while aihairsas with the middle of tbc front open and Inset with line of clgay lace all inch and q half wide. while ou each side 1f tals was design worked iB silk of liiies of the valley and tieir foliage II was in high relief The cufIs were worked in the same design. and tiiere was belt Of ribbed silk also embroidered ln the same design The price Was s2J
 Qalte q number 0f the new waists are made h slieid shape nt the front. which gives more room for the designs of the embroidery. Where the waist ltseif k wrought thus in handsome patterns the cgiIs to The eibpw sleeves are done In ths anuie way But novel and very pleasing fancy IA Ie have a high lineo gs.iar or I low Oue. with q faney small bow ahd cuffs 10 match. These are fetching and give an air ef smariness aud neatHess t9 q waist. lie sieefea i9 aine put of ten 0f the wala;A are shoff. some coming to the elbow only aud ilae offers reaching l down aioHt halfway lo tAe wrist This | maEes the Haist eeHi aa1 ifesAy. lpt there afe many #He prefer the regular 1 long sleeve. sesfe Hjta cu8 lH shirt | shape aud aillas iiniahed 6d in coat sleeve lt 3es4ajs much 9n whether iae waist is ig he washed frequently or uJt. Tor saaa of the Halzts. notably the sh5eid and jar HlHpes. are h. tended fo be flelaet
 EiagGau. pgrzas linen. crashes, Feenae.ers aasHFs Hd dpited s@isses afs a. seaa ia tlese waists.
 Hf geF EepaHi f1e tHeiz KaiHe e1 l faeir ilarzH0 fF iae Hal earefHI
 make 3e siaa pier lh. design far tHis lHA eF H8# iha hH=tFr they look. | hen fhe tHles.- AA zs cau iIlxc al
 the lace aHl Hae eafE desired and
 each faa lf# asa fHe uul piaee. IHe
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04
 2 s L c.z4Als. By EDWIN A. WYE.
  cep-r.zss. iyS. by Es-i. A Ny.
By EDWIN A. ME
casrr.zs,. iss. sy rsvtr A M.
4 BRIDE AND < WOODEN LEG.

BRIDE AND < WOODEN LEG
 This Is an lliad of woaau's wooden Ies
 i riitzbnrg dentist has l.eeu sue1 bv q physician of the same city for the re- foreTy of SiDo. tbe price Of wooden log furnished some years ago for the yonng woman wbo afierward becaiDe tb. si.urisf's wife.
 And The. questions ask themselves: Is fhp wooden limb Of a bride part Of the brides person or an accessory after the fact?
 Does the man who marries a girl with an arfificiaI member take that leg to have and 10 hold. 10 love. cherish and protect. for better or for worse tili death do fllefn part = Attorneys for the plaintiff. ft Is un dsrstocd. did not claim that the wooden memi,..r was part and parcel Of the person married They put t5eir claim upon the peg ihat wien man narries be assumes All the indebtedness Of the wife
 Which In this case seems reasonable Because iu event of tbe wife's deatl the husband fails heir to her property Manifesiiy. should fhe wife die hei husband wonit be seized of tie wooden leg
 On the other hand Attorneys for ihe husband make the natural defense that the aoetef did noi mar, tDe iInb of wood That 1T did not eutel iuto t'Ie uuptlai contract. that thu doctor assumed Ho asrsHal ohliga tieH r.~fHrting il au4 ti.al il WAS not ls5fe t part Uf thr @nniah he married thun bef gawn sf hef shoes. Prom nalsh i wea1 scem the dis. cussioa al tIle tfial aIl not leave either sita=a le:; ta stand jpn
 Ifp eeHst= Haeete3 deeIlea that the brshaeG must is5 saf tae iian where. upzn he uf5a=asstz If4uls. .s.- iiic court WIS light
 The hfsAafI alt uet hntf had al yanee kHoWiedHe respecting tile wood en les. If h44Ia1 this knowledge. ehiealrY Wen!a dieiate his claimfn- that he dil Hot know
 The fact is. when ihe dentist eourted his wife be cagrtea her waoden leg and an and when he married her h. married wouden leg and all
 TEp family ~henid stand smilinslY on its three legs and pay the physi clans bil
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04
weriae lasy,ts ea

Thhty ihausaud dollars k pretty biz fee laf f iBH 1er aFeH T man taW Fer 8tf fHi4 t.slaiil I4l Ii IT. si3ss Aafs l Her t .ta 4aaHa at fnrneg. n5al FaH fHr hVf afirHfs Hff= Ifaes0eg dea caat if. tiff iiH aH Ezifz5z n4 's=H3 flla zauaes a84 la #E'i5i in=fzu auf.i tas fs@ta5et ealii sit f.r -ll.le+I H H1 Nts 5SeHIs HH4 HGaz tz nf aza An Il#fI5 bee Wsuf ir fffiH linn Gll4tE9sl Aefase l# tzaH8 Aita 4fi1 fhe ffit h#=t5 fi dsrea oa haHf l@le 7i6tfIiuti9a ef lhe estIIa
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04
"A tM

As Nfaa t Com e8as. If tbss p4a.s8lfHH aH aa,st stairs Sieal .s,'ftssf e4 plan Whieh k luit.tg.3stl fa Es'laZ American girl sta detts at siae EattA NIfs Geref ~ 4asa.ta. ;oZlssHA sl tsAttssl ea the riSn l. vul ais a hanlseme "a ftstan opera haac ta easaeeiiua with Paris school of si ns and the sapeFzstlg att the~ ee . ts students may stuas aale4 tAe Lest masters Jean tie B.NsEs wll1 aas Mrs t'a# s,N's teacher a laslus Is her ad ,iser fhe srl'eo r eypeIe1 to te h thc ucightofhss'd ef Eioile
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04

ifannas usHs.f Ms Nald Afefeor mieH if iH Hst 8 tEla eaeh tiley nm mlfFt uaaa sir MelaaH Nfl s,eH ia rdeHt fl #lfs lg He iag t8 f9 tfis# as lsHs fHferrzt ia HahlIe aa#lka kaea aai lialt She saa ae ef iAe Na l.n NiD 4gepl to Chiea7 sftestainE ai tAe Ee publican convention. n which her ft slcr Raa T i.elpeatc aal h. aas lnat as l4tcrestc1 h fine Democratic eon Yenfiou Mics Waish recently eHiah nshea flaf tran ZNhiel Zat.iiieais without means te pnt Tor initias t4ght recelfe F 'stDuce ri fir Colorado seheoi of Mines eatallhae1 b4 her ,az tllee
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04

ing young woman And the experi- ueniea one well. tiierr was TO use taking, yineeuzo Lad proved 10 slggch.
 And on the evening ef the sixth day rab came home from tbe ciig late Dinner had been served Tbe porch was deserted
 No. Nlss DafntoH and Mr PaG'ozzi were pot out mot9fing Tue gentle man eshat nice shates of meaning stoiid faced servant csa put into q sin pie phraseI bad gone away ID his car alone md Miss DHrnfan was in her room. quite iIl witb a headache.
 Headache notwithstanding. she burst into ber brothers study directly tbe servant had gone back To the rear Of the house Her face vas quite pale. Her eyes sbone with unnatural bril- liancy from the center Of dark circles
 I've come 10 acknowledge my de feat. Bob" she said bitterly. I'll start your tie in the morning. and I wish you would see that Nin-Mr. Pantozzi leaves ihe house before start the tie"
 .whewg' gasped Bob. What has he done1 Eaten peas with spoon or demanded macaroHi uncutT'
 Nan ieaned weariy against chair and her mouth dropped.
 Tt has been dreadful mistake. Bob. Don't joke about II. dear. Yin cenzo-tonight--be has fallen in love with mel
 Bob leaned back ID his chair and laughed heartlessly
 Which goes to show" he gasped be- tween parexysms. sthat your theory is entirely correct He fell right into our life. OUT ways. He k one of us. don't know heart free man in our crowd who wonld not fall in love with youif lie had The opportunities of seeing you iu your most charming. wemaniy moods as poor Pantozzi has. Don't blame hin for that, It's bad theorist who wonI accept the results of her own experiments.
 T didn't think you would take fl Ike this Bob l thought the honor of the family
 Bob bii his lip
 bid he say auvfblne that reflected on the parnton haaer3
 "No=o. He WIS lovely but a bit hys- tefieal He sa uel you know what they Hil say tfIat WITS the one wo- nan that he WIS unworthy of me- that he would nat haxe placed me in surh fIisf position bHl ne sheall love me niwass and linen he jumped into his ear your car 1 meau-and went down the drifr like mad
 He didn't haFaen n say that he thought il sbilaf for pretty girl to lose bY triekefY the hesi saabnrst If fluy could pdi up cid he*.
 Fob lasHed his sister, leaning heavily against the table. did be know =
 Everything. ms dear. ylnceuzo k i chap met h Paris. the younger seu Of m oi1 Ealuan family who have nothing hut ehlfels and Marhies and paintings Whia ii f8e slate vill not per mil them Io spil and Nlaeenxo sas stud 4ing areAuegan with the Nnlu ble intentipn af earning fortune te keep the coafaunslcl enaatls ard rel les in The fAaay i eaNe him hi- arss cqmHi .iEa. H=d he hHs fti1iIHiea ts demanding tzz had af r9 oui5 Ii tni That's eraii Ie fer xp0 IT sae him paekfnH m fbe morning. ssi s5b. UHa umaa aergezezs fzeH elfdIe4 zHra Hll ln 0aits neHfia E azlia#g l# Lad a H5zlee. slfa HfH eHeps afatIHd His neck
 =si I'd r1fher tou waaiagt Bob uc.1 a new snuharst worse t'an ay t1stn etse in inc ' rff. exernf
 "A zHaase ef t@H'aazi's free at tfis miaHf asd there's hls earss
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04
Arsfnos Ward's Aecon15lisbr,'s -..

AT At fffHs " arc 2 SNESoHt9 9lifefFIi~lFas
 On tfs 0le1Siaa of As.Fans Fr8f''z peoGt ta visit te Iaaaan. which O. eHre1 Hat .pag before hts death, J r frvsf8n tnGtIock saYs in his heos. 4Far0s fruH an Adventurous It ' tbat tGt Amcrlcan humerist's n l1ert.se. mpnss of Hs show were IS fG9 os fnnLN surprises as the lectures them selves eac that tiesled the general n8hlr WIS this
 NFtsn2as Wara delivered Lectures Resars Nsi The ,roNred Hnads of Europe
 es5r ta7pght ef delivering Ieesarea
 And ah excerpt from hiS lecture oil sbfaN It.sa IS quoted hy Mr Muddock as a particularly delightful hlt
 II hUsen.i distinguished myself IS an arIisl. Nar1 sald in hls nimnahle say. siss hste a~ass been mixed mp a aai haze an uncle who t1kes ea.,sazf4zas in h.s yaae moments, and l bge servant N ho takes everything le ea a2 his hanas on at any mo. Meu5
 Ma very tender age could draw ee eeol WAea mere child ouee AttN d Atittt eAiA ihta "t ttN fhtll-i'e eXNr Naa ,ea hridre II was raw morning The people of the village reeoz gel me They said f was T raw #rnla drawing. Tint shows how faithfully l had cealed natHre l drew their attention ie it, SO veu see there was q iot of drawing in if
 ~rhe villagers. with the wonderful diseerAmeat peculiar to villagers. said ! bad a future before me As | was walking backward when I made my drawing. l replied that l thought my future must he behind me"
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04
Putnam and Providence

Leave Putnam for Providence and way no;.,, at 635 a. m. changing al Elnyile on csr, a. the Providence and Danielsou Railway. lesy;5, Elmvillc at 6.f5 and s.45 a m. and harT, thereafter tc and including 6 E D. m. Re.s.,' ing, leave Market Square, Providence, !. < a. III. and hourly thereafter to 3.45 ?. m.. ;ss, 5.f5 ?. n. Fare I5 cents.
 sDoes not run Sundays.
 Sundays, one hour later.
 xSnndays, 2 hours later.
 All southbound cars connect at Gentrsi va lage with ears tor Moosup
 ishle subject to change without nasi..
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04
FRONT AND ELM STREET BOX
RURAL FREE DELIyERY.

Routes No. and ,. Rural arriers leave daily, Sundays and is days exeepted1 ats.l0a. II return al St fs Mailable matter, weighing poand. W \ seni by Rural Caruers must Dc pfepzsa q
 stamns affixed
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04
MAILS CLOSE FOR

Boston, ,7.l0, l0.lo a. m..l2. l5,S.3a,j.y.ssl Danielson, 10, l0.l0 q. H., ] 55, s.ia HS' Hartford. 7.40, l0.f0 a. IL. 5.S5 1.4s ! : New York. 7.40, lo.l0 q. h., 3.i5.a Nlss' New Haven, 7.40, 10. 10 a. IT,, 5.S5. lk ? \ Norwich, 10, l0.l0 q. IT,, 5.S5, I.45 q Willimantic, 7.l0. To. q. m., 5.35, ' z, z Worcester, 7.l0, l0.lO 2. h., S5, a-A q
 Ill. West and Southern States, 1.le l.Ae "
 m., 3.l5, 3.35, 5.35, .45 p. m. Worcester and New London, North, "
 tions, 7.l0 a. m, 3.S5 P. m, Worcester and New London, South, WY
 tions, 40 &. m., 5.3i ? n. Boston and Hartford, East, Way c's'o''
 a. m.
 Boston and Hartford West, Way s'lea
 p. III. Boston and Pough., East, Way siaSA
 p. m.
 Boston and Pough., West, Way s's''s's
 &. m. x Boston, Providence and New fers, iS'
 Stations, l0.l0 am. Woedstocks. Westiord and Eas'lo'o'
 l0.30 a. IL ma. Woodstocks, South, North. Ess' 'S~
 5-35 p. m. .l Pomtret, 500 A. m, 5.S5 ?. m., os s's'4 Nights for all points .is ?. ni. Sundays for all points, S.o ?. n.
 rpANx cIETTERS. pcstss
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04
Trolley Time Table he Consolidated Railway Co

EFFECTIVE Jl LI ]. isas
 Time given Tor cars leaving Front aad
 Main Street
 Leave Putnam for Worcester ana i,..~ ate stop. ai .5.l7. .e07, .7-5 a. sns sa tili.55 g. m. haIf hourly nntIl s.s 1,.f hourly until D p. m. Leave. W orre,,sr q . Hallt at 6.l5 m.. and louriy until Bis. Time hours and 20 minutes; fare l5 cep.,-
 Leave Putnam for Webster and ip,err,ss.... stops at - r, s6 07 a. m.. = 5 |. u - hourly until ll.45 q. m., halt bourly unt,i z Y D. Iii. and then hourly until 9.55 pm. Rs,--s nipg. leave Webste, at e. 0 a. m T,t, and houri upti l2-45 p. m., half bourlr ...s : i5 D. m.. thea hourly until l9.i5 9. n. r.- 20 cents
 Leave Putnam for Dayville and fusrus.;... stops at x6.35 s m. and hourly theres,.r s-. l.35 p. m., half hourly until s35 a ,S.. hourly until Il. .S5 p. m. Returning. lss. -. DayvilIe at $500, 5.i5 a. m. 6.lO a. nj n.s vile tear housep; 3.2s Hl., and hourI, s-.s l 2S D. m i, half hourly until 7.2s D. n E until l0.2s ?. m. Fare b cents. -9 Leave Putnam for Danielson at xsS. then hourly till l.35 D. nI., half hourly an,i Danielson at +7 10 q. m. and then bourir -s.s l.l0 ?. m.. halt hourly until 7.i0 D. m.. bss.s untl l0.lo ?. m- Fare i5 cents. Leave Putnam for Central Village spd ;,... mediate stops at x6.35 a. m. and hourly mn 35 p. h., hall hourly until 135 D. m. hor-i- until 9.35 p. m. Returning, leave CeprzI nj, lage s's6.l5 a. m., .45 &. M, houfly ,bs,s.s., until i2.43 D. m., half hourly until fsn hourly until 9.45 ?. n. Fare 2 cents. ahss- connect at Central Village for Moosup. T.rss cents-
 Leave Norwich for Putnam at 6.4aa. .,. holtly until S.4 P. m. Fare 5j cents.
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04
MAILS OPEN FROM

Boston, New York, Hartford snd Al VI
 north, cast. south and wes' at s.l5a. T. Boston. S.l5, l0.45 a. m., 3. 45. 05 Pm. Daniel,on. s, II IT., 3. l5 D. m.
 Norwich. s. 1 l a. m 1, 3 b 6.0j P. n.
 Hartford, s, II a. m., 4l0, 6.45 ?. III. New York. s. l 4. m.. 10, 6.l0, pn Worcester. S.I5 8. m. e.05 pm. Webster, s.l5 a. IT.. COS D. m. Willimantic, 500, Il a. h., 4.l0 ?. D. Sundays from all points so i. nj.
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04

,rfA daefariug tie eflefs, while tue ortg- ittai dfss9ee undefmincs the system.
 What To Do.
 There is comfort ii tie knowledge sa often expressed, that Dr. kiimer Swamp Root, tire great kidney remedy, fuifils every Wish If curing rheumatism. pain in the back. kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of tie urinary passage. IL coffeets inability to hold water and scalding pam in passing il, or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer. and oeercomes that unpleasant ile- cessity of being compelled to go often during the day. and to get mp many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most dis tressing cases. If you need medicine vou should have the best. Sold by drug gisfs Ill ilftv-cent and one-dollar sizes.
 You may have sample bottle and a book that tells all
 aboutit. both hsent free ssfsss Y A ::.:.. hy mail. Address Dr. s...:,..s., :.,..s,s kilmef X Co, Bng- VII siz-ie sil.-s . hamlon. N \. When Home Of swamp Root writing mention this paper and don't make any mistake, but remember the naHe. pr. Kline Swamp Root, and the address, BiaghAmton, \. \.
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04
-~e @ --s-=a.ssssss

What k a esia n the heaia Noth- Gae v woggy aNaai ii Noa teat tt aN b ENA< feasN Balm as saan as Non hAz rif, ta Snee N and saaiiae Neglected. taa eatd a9aN snaN Into eatAEf0s Alast thh ssF.n nassaSeS ae Sa lNNAAued thBt AaH have fe aiHtI for eNefN hpeath tt [. lt@e thag Etys trNam R#sm eHNs fsfBf5h efsfaeffs asa certainly. Rat 4au annN sfe ala -# asaaaE ihe aaace II pfss enfiaa Ihewsafs use CFeaM hAJia W hen she ea.d tn ths bead show \ HSg# Al druggists. atsss. VT mailed hy Els Rfos ae Warren ~tneet, New York
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04
Thousands Have Kidney
 Trouble and Never Suspect l
PreyaIency of Kidney Disea,

Most people 10 not TeaIize the aIarnk ing increase and remarkable pfevalency
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04

For mllst. easy action 0i the bowels a single dese of Deans Rexalets is enough. Treatment cures hahituAl con- sttpalion. aS cents a box. Ask Noar druggist for sAen.
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04

VI h AAs saAt NAa9iA st l While kidney dis l, ord CTS are the most comm on diseases tlat pre- vail, they are almost. the lai reC0N ntIed by patient and pllY siCtauS. 4fa0 c5EE-
 t 4A5EEi <
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04
uae.,snta,ious Housekeeping,

Mir and Mrs EltAo Rnot IL. are setting an example te mest sa0ng men and womeu af wea3h ls hegia nlng thelr married fIre in fhe simplest manner possible They haze SIX room apartment tn New Nefk city, aad it is ~aamlnisterrd~ N single maid under the supervision - Mrs. Roes. who k an accomplished house Keeper. Mrs tioeI wts Mss Aitda Livingston stryker. daugh'ef of Pre- sieat NJ. NealseY Stryksr ot Hamilton calaegc. from which her husband was graduated Mir Root is Ihe son q the secretary of stNfp
 MARCIA MILLS tsAMeRHiI.
 heANN. impure hteQi makes mud dy, plmpiX cennleSiena headaches nsssisea tAaiEests0a Thin hlo0sl makes y0a weak pale slekIy fHtdaeh Bloaf killers Nskes tAa aleaa ieh, lad. pure --restafts asIiee# iieaah
 aDf Thomas teleefne aiI is ihe less feMestX gsf that often fNlai 0tsease~ clanp HAs bstn ass8 NasA saesx.>= 6A au5 family taf g52st4i yeag- Mfs t WhsteAefe. Rallaio, \ |
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-04
uouRs or eai.IEeTIess

From the Street Letter Bofts. tsan8au Holidays excepted, aed nsspatekss.l
 RtSfDtN HAL SEGII0N.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-11-17
Automobile Races.

On account of the Automobile
Races to be held at Savannah, Ga,
November 25th and Goth, low ex'
cursion rates will be granted by
the Seaboard Air Line Railway on
basis three cent per mile plus %
cents for the round trip, tickets to
be sold November Dist to 25th in-
elusive, good returni g III til No
vember 3Oth.
Races are to be under the auspl-
ces of the Automobile Club Of Am
erica. The Grand Prize Race for
the Gold Cup on Thanksgiving Day
is to cover approximately 400 miles
and for which there have already
been entered more than. 20 cars.
A Grand Stand has been erected
having a seating capaci, y for 10000
people.
For full information as to rates,
schedules, sleeping car accomoda,
tions etc. apply to nearest ticket
agent Seaboard Air Line or address
G. F. Stewart, A. G. p. A. Savan-
nah, G. st
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-11-17
Cookery In The School Curriculum.

The time is coming-and God speed the day!
when cookery will be included in the curricu
lum of the common schools of this country AL
ready what is know as the domestic science depart
ment is being established III our more progressive
high schools and the science of cookery is included
in the best of them. In the Albany High School
this department has been established, and it is
gradually growing in popular favor, not only with
the girls in the school but with their parents. A
visit to the kitchen of this department when the
girls are being instructed in the various branches
of the art of preparing food that is fit to eat will
convince the most skeptical of the practically and
great usefulness of this feature of modern educa-
tion for our girls
We see that the city of New York has just ap
proprated So 900 for instruction in cookery. What
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-11-17
rfIE FITZGERALD ENTERPRISE NOVEMBER II. 1908.
The Night Riders
From Tie Lincoln Journal.

rom The Lincoln Journal.
All those who love law and order and peace
in the South shiver as they watch the growth
of lawlessntss in the form of what has come to
be called s'night riding" but which is nothing
less than the most terrible form of anarchy.
We do not doubt but that great many le
ports of lawlessness of this character have slight
foundation. In a time like this every little act
of vandalism is heralded to the world as the
work of tsnight riders" but there is enough
of the real thing to give concern to every law
abiding citizen. We tremble for the future if
this thing is allowed to 60 unchecked 1t must
be stopped aud those officers who do not
exercise vigilence and courage will be largely
to blame for the inundation which will follow
these ''leaks in the dykes
The man who roams at night to work injury
to his neighbor is to be feared, and the band of
men who paint the midnight skies with lurid
glare of incendiarism and murder men in their
homes in cold blood are far worse than an in
vading army.
Be it said to the credit of this Immediate
section, we have been free of such lawlessness;
but the South has had it's share of it.
There is but one way to effectually stamp it
out and that is to use every resource of the
government to apprehend the guilty parties
and then summarily deal with hem to the full
extent of the law. In this respect the govern
or of Tennessee has set notable example and
he deserves tbs commentator Of every good
citizen for his courageous efforts.
There should be 10 room for night riders in
the South.
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