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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-12-22
Sorry For Htr,

A laborcr wes engaged j.. he
ground, Of an insane ASYLUM and
received Instructions to paw no at
tcntIon whatcycr TO the remarks Of
the patients.
Some little time after he com
mcnccd work the governor of the
asylun. n well known doctor, look
In- at TIE proposes Of the work,
mildly suggested one alteration.
Tic workman dug steadily on and
never liftcl his head. The doctor
raised his voice. but the man. with
out answering. went on digging en-
erg"t'"al!y IT," doctor threatened.
s:orm"l e. Grally Numbered out i:
"Do yol know who ! ann"
The laborer Strengthened his
hack, look, ! at him a minute. and.
shaking his head. sorrowfully ex-
claimed. Poor chap. | am sorry for
We" and went on calmly with his
work"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-12-22

An invalid called on a physician
for advice. The doctor wrote out a
prescription. charging the patient .
guineas for il. Some time after.
ward they met in the street.
Well" said the doctor, "you are
looking 100 per cent better! That
medicine, though a little expensive.
was just what Won needed"
"Dortsr.' replied the patient.
"after | had paid YOU the 2 guincas
for the prescription ] couldn't AZ
ford 70 have IL made up. So didn't
'ol" =" r. lo,c!".--I.ondon ~.
swcrs.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-12-22

WANTED-SrcCEss MAG Aztxr reou;,ss
the service Of man in Durham to look
after expiring subscriptions and to Sc.
cure new business Nv means Of special
methods unusually effective; position
permanent: prefer one with experience.
but would consider any applicant with
good natural qualitit atoms. salary 81 90
per day. with commission option. All.
dress. with reference. K. {. Peacock.
Room toy. Success Magazine bldg. New
Work.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-12-22

It's foolish and dangerous experiment with new or but SLIGHTLY
upon the afflicted Gust good" better than olden Medical
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-12-22
The Bundle Kicked.

A comical story is told Of an Eng.
lish nobleman who Is shortsighted.
In railroad train. while no was sit
ting next 10 very stout old woman,
q friend on the next seat accosted
him. "Wait a minute" said his lord.
ship. an put this bundle Of rags
in the rack. and you can sit here"
And to The establishment and hor.
ror of the rigantic female he caught
'er round t." waist before he RI
lzed his mistake.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-12-22
THE HEART.
What Happens to This Patient Organ
When 1t Is Overstrained.

When 1t Is ovsrstrained.
The heart is a long suffering and
patient organ, and fortunate it is
that this is so, for even the gen.
tlest or the LATEST person puts bur-
dens on it that any less obliging Or
gan would resent to the extent of
quitting work.
The digestive organs do this
sometimes, and the result is much
suffering for the time being. But
when the quarrel is patched up and
the offender ceases to abuse these
useful and necessary parts Of the
body life goes on as before.
The heart cannot stop work for a
minute, for If it should life would
end at once, and so hus,an nature
presumes upon its knowledge of this
and puts all sorts of difficult tasks
upon the heart.
There is a limit, however, that
cannot be exceeded, especially by
those WHO have passed the fortieth
milcpost, without risk, if not in
slant death. at least of chronic in
validism.
The heart is a muscular lag, d.
vidcd into four compartments, tine
function of which is to pump the
blood to all parts of the body, which
it does by the regular contraction
Of its walls. In health and undo.
normal conditions this pumping ac-
ton goes on regularly ard quietly.
But when an impeachment is offered
to the flow of blood in the arteries.
such as occurs during active excr-
else or under the stress of some
strong mental emotion. such as
grief, AMER or great joy. the ms
cular wall must contract more forri-
blv.
II the opposing force continues
beyond a certain time the heart
gets tired, ard its cavities dilate a
little. Will" its action grows more
rapid. The sign Of this is shortnoss
of breath, Young athletes, by
course Il julicious training, grad
uallY strengthen the heart muscles
so that il is able 10 meet the strain
and overcome it BY more forcllc
contraction. In Youth also h"
organ Is e!2 lie an1 reaGi'v returns
70 It's normal size. even in tn" ab-
srncc Of tra'u'nC, as soon, as the
strain is rel eel.
In later hfn, however. ~" elastic.
ity disappears. an1 a severe tex on
the organ. 81. h as hlcycling uphill.
running or even n strcnuor. game
" tennis when ore is soft" NAV
result in a dilatation which is not
reduced really or which NAV even
persist as a crinnl"i heart. maxim
its owrrr ~wor" or loss Of a pcrm4-
nent invalid
Every l.crsnn over ffty should
ayod severe physical strains Of all
kind>. lie should exercise regu.
larly-waIkins is the best kind III
exercise for the hcart--but heI
should avoid unusual feat. Of run
ming. blcvr!jng or even horseback
riding II h" would keep hi. heart
in coCdit:o' 10 asst "a long a. the
other orgGHe-up 10 ~ or lI0I
years. which j. the natural limit 81
= we'll spent life. - Youths Com
panion
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-12-22

NoRTH CAROLINA In the Superior
Durham County Court.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-12-22

NORTH NAkULfNA IN the Superior
Durham County Court.
-. NOTICE
4. T.. tieck.
The defendant ai,ovc named will tax c
notice that an action entitled as ai,nvg
has been commenced ia the Superior
Court Of Durham County for absolute
divorce on tile grounds OF abandonment
and lufnicatiou and AduItrv aud the
said defendant will further take notice
that he is required TO appear a: The
next term Of the Superior Court of said
cnanty TO he held on the 9th MONDAY he-
fore Isl MONDAY in December i9uo. at
the Court house uf said county IN Dur.
ham, y. G.. and answer or dUinur to the
complaint in said action, or the plain.
tit will apply TO the court for the re-.
lief demanded in said complaint.
This 18th day Of iIeccbcf. igoS.
G. n. GREEN
Clerk Superior Court.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-12-22

Behind DR.. Pierce'S Medicines
stands the LnvaIids' HoteIazd Sur
g1caI Institute, at Buffalo, thor
oughIy equipped and with a Staff
OF Skilled Specialists TO treat the
more difficult cases of Chronic
diseases whether requiring Med
ical or Surgical skill for their
cure. Write for free
INVAELDS GUIDE BOOK.
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Administrators Notice
G. u. GREEN
Clerk Superior Court.

Having this day qualified a. admin.
stTatoi OF the estate Of the late ]. II.
Pool, late Of Durham County, this is TO
notify all persons indebted TO him TO
come forward and make immediate ray.
mert, and all persons holding claims
against his estate will present them TO
the undersigned OH or before the goth
day Of November. 1909. or this notice
will bc plead In bar OF their recovery.
This November 10th. 1905.
". ". HARRIS Administrator
Route /. of Ruugrmcnt. y. {.
J.. u. Poet, Dvcvd>d
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-12-22

experiment with but slightly urged
good" better than "Golden Medical dealer
sometimes that he knows what the profered substitute
don't and decidedly that should
into stomach and expecting only
difference of profit Therefore, Dr.
coVey. If not promptly supplied trade elsewhere
oil
eres Common Sense Medical Adviser 1908 clothbound Address,
Worlds DEPensy Medical R. v D.
Perce Pleasant Pellets
The daily tribune., 1908-08-31

nome from Salt Lake City for short
visit with her uncle II. r. Lutes und
family. Miss Lutes is teacher in
the public schools there and this is
her first visit to Colorado.
III W. Gaddy and family are
having more than their share Of sick.
ness. His wife, child and wife's
mother have all been very i'll at his
home and from letter received yes
terday he is expecting to receive 3
message anytime telling Of the death
Of his father in Michigan.
John Grome. the popular con-
stable attached to Judge Frank NJ.
Hermond's justice court, is seriously
Ill with typhoid fever. Mr.. Grome
has been confined to his home for
nearly two weeks and his Illness has
taken such serious turn as to great
ly alarm his friends. Pueblo Item.
Rudolph Kauert returned last
night from Colorado Springs where
he was called by the serious illness
Of his Oldest son. 1t was thought
that it would be necessary to remove
him to hospital for an opera tion
but at this writing he is much better
Prof. R. NJ Jones has been
quite i'll at the Rock Island hotel.
Since his return from Illinois ten
days ago he has been threatened
with pneumonia which fortunately
has been broken up and it is now
thought lie will be able to begin his
duties as principal Of the Emerson
school next week.
You will be sorry if you miss "a
Night Off,"
The daily tribune., 1908-08-31
Personel Paragraphs

the Arkansas Valley Fair for the next
few days.
Mrs. A. ". Strecker returned
yesterday from visit to her old
home In the San Luis valley and with
. sister In Salida.
Miss L. Jett Condit left her
home Thursday Of this week for Vic
tor where she is to teach Spanish and
history in the high school.
ndependent.
Mrs. Chas Bates and little
daughter left yesterday on No. for
Denver, having received word that
her mother was seriously i'll and not
expected to live.
Miss Theresa Grome Of the Had
ley Cos store spent Sunday at the
bedside of her brother John who has
been and still is. very i'll with ty-
phoid in Pueblo.
Mrs. Bert McCandless returned
yesterday from Winchester, Ill. ,
where she has been for six weeks with
her mother who has been very i'll
but is now much improved in health.
j. W. Ferris and wife leave next
week for Florence. Colo. where they
will spend several months. Mr.. Fer
ris goes in the interests of the Colo
RADIO Nursery company. -Loveland
Reporter.
j. H. Wright of Everton, Mo. !,
stopped off between trains yesterday
for visit with his old friends John
and Jim Evans. Mr.. W. was ON his
way to Leadville where he will re.
main few weeks
Ed. Killian for an hour yester
day afternoon visited his parents in
Florence. He Is now employed at
Victor and doing we'll.
Karl Lehman, secretary Of the
Colorado Christian Endeavor union
will speak at the Presbyterian church
next Thursday evening.
Miss Anna Jenner who has heen
visiting her sister Mrs. P. T. Nc
Guire the past two months. left for
Ler home in PUEBLO yesterday.
Harry Combs and wife Of Canon
we're visiting friends here Saturday
Mr.. Combs Is one Of the clerical
force Of the Fremont county bank
Miss Irene Parnall came home
last night from, Denver were she has
been taking lessons in instrumental
music for the past two months.
John Steel and associates OPEN
ed up the CASTLE Rock coal mine this
morning and will continue work
through the winter months. 1t is
reported shat Brown and Son have
made arrangements to handle the
output.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert King will
be home this evening from Winohes.
ter. ILL.,, where Mrs. K. was called by
the illness of her mother. They
stopped over In Kansas on the way
home for weeks visit with Mr.. ks
mothe
Mis- Ethel Lutes of Waterloo.
Iowa. stopped OF In the city enroteu
The daily tribune., 1908-08-31

T l.
-Thos. Oreochio spent Sunday in
Pueblo.
-vsrn Simon was down from
Canon City today.
Jacob Wallace left Saturday
evening for Denver.
-Mn. r. r. Moore has returned
from . week spent In Denver
"A. r. Gumaer came In from
Denver on No. last evening
-Ohauncey Morse and family
pent Sunday in Colorado Springs.
E. B. Criddle and wife have re-
turned from . visit in Denver.
"A. p. williams and family
came In from Denver Saturday even
ing.
Misses BERTHE Garter and Lulu
Dolby were down from Canon yester-
day.
-Mu. H. O. Robbins Is isiting
her sister Mrs. Fred Krebs at Port.
land.
Con Waggoner now Of Salida
Sundayed in Florence calling on
xxxxx
Assistant District Attorney James
Locke was down from Canon spending
Sunday with friends.
Mrs. W. J. Daniels il home
from Pueblo where she visited with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Mary McCandless returne d
Saturday from the Pythian Sisters
grand lodge session.
Mrs. Maude Cavenaugh and Mrs.
May RayhAwk Of Portland we're shop
ping in the city Saturday.
CHARLES Mcclellan this morning
left on No. l6 for Kansas, called there
by the death Of his brothe-
-Mrs. Annie Grimes. of Denver.
10 visiting her mother Mrs. Elizabeth
Brimble Of 4O7 Deibert street.
w. F. Booking, Of the U. 8. R.
and r. Cos smelter at Canon was
auto driving In Florence yesterday.
Mrs. Addie Reese. Bowlby and
little Arelia are visiting at the
Houstons and with other relatives.
-Chas. Hill and wife have re.
turned from their pleasure trip to
Denver and report an enjoyable time.
"A. N. Parnall left last night for
Fort Collins on business conn ected
with the installing Of water pumps.
Goo. Van Wye and H. O. Rob-
bins spent Sunday on lower Beaver.
They caught the usual number Of
trout.
Mr.. Walter O. Smith and cousin
Aia Lila Lackey. spent Saturday In
Cnaou City Visiting relatives and
friends.
Robert Lewis. a mining man
from Victor visited yesterday at the
Aulssbrook home on North Frazier
avenue.
John Lookard left today for
Roo ky Ford where he will take in
The daily tribune., 1908-08-31
FAIRS AND SPECIAL DAYS.

Following are the state and county
fairs to be held in Southern Colorado
Colorado State Fair-Pueblo, Sep.
tember IA to 10.
Fraternal Day. September 10.
Farmers and Union Day, Septem-
ber IS.
Colorado and Pueblo Day, Sep.
tember II.
School and Wild West Day, Sep
tember lS.
Arkansas Valley Fair. Rocky Ford
September to 4.
Watermelon Day. Rocky Ford,
September 8.
Gunnison County Fair, Gunnison.
Mesa County Fair, Grand juno.
tion. September % to 25.
Western Slope Fair, Montrose Ser
tember IA to 49,
Prowers County Fair, Lamar. Sep.
tember to II.
The daily tribune., 1908-08-31

You will be sorry if you miss "'
Night Off,"
The daily tribune., 1908-08-31

Found-A bracelet. Owner may 70.
cover BY describing same and ray.
The daily tribune., 1908-08-31
CLASSIFIED Want advertisements
ron 8AI &

For Sale-A Pierce bicycle and trap
drummer's outfit. cheap. Gall at
Majestic theater. 52.57
The daily tribune., 1908-08-31

For Sale-A COW giving from 4 to Az
gallons of milk per day. Enquire
Of Barney Ginsberg ,2I9 E. Fourth st.
"A
The daily tribune., 1908-08-31

For Sale-Pure blood Rhode Island
Reds ard Barred Rock chickens,
youas and old. III W. Bro st.
b3. .h8x
The Yale expositor., 1908-05-22
CONDENSED NEWS.

The second reading Of the Irish uni
versity bill was passed by the British
house of commons by so large a major
ity that the final passage is assured.
The bill provides for the establish
ment of universities in Ireland.
Nine. Anna Gould, her children and
the faithful Prince Helie de Sagan.
who still declares he is ready TO re-
nounce Catholicism TO win the heiress,
have left Rome for Monte Carlo. They
will go to Paris after fortnights stop
at the resort.
John Armstrong Chanler, the
wealthy brother of Lieut.. Gov. L. S.
Chanler of New York, has been grant
ed permission to re-enter New York
to testify in the suit he has brought
against his guardian without danger
of being taken to Bloomingdale asy-
lum. Chanler was adjudged insane in
New York in 1897, escaped and was
adjudged sane in Virginia, where he
Immediately brought the suit against
his guardian to recover 100000.
The Yale expositor., 1908-05-22
Great Coal peposIts.

The Michigan Prospecting Co.. which
does the testing for the Consolidated
Coal CO., comprised of a number of
companies. announces that the coal
deposits in Bay county are far great
er than was ever supposed
During the past four years drilling
operations have been carried on by
80 machines and nearly every foot in
the county has been accurately tested
The Consolidated company now con-
trolls nearly all available coal holdings
in this region, not only in Bay but in
Saginaw and Arenac counties. Several
thousand acres has been leased and
the exact location of the richest coal
veins has been learned On the several
thousand acres is room for the opera
tion of 80 small coal mines or 80 large
mines of daily capacity of 900 tons
The company will sink but few small
mines, believing that operations should
be carried on with no less than a
mile each way from the shaft to work
The Yale expositor., 1908-05-22
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

Three presidential POSSIBILITIES, Vice
President Fairbanks, w. j. Bryan ana
Gov. John Johnson, travelled from
Chicago to Pittsburg on the same
train, although in different coaches
They met at the same table in the
dining coach and talked socially dur
ing the meal The two Democrats then
held a protracted conference.
During a big circus parade in Cleve-
land Monday afternoon eight horses
pulling the cage OF the big hippopota-
mus ran away. AS they dashed through
the crowd the leaders broke loose and
the two next the wagon fell. The heavy
vehicle ran completely over them.
crushing them TO death. The en-
Gagged animal nearly broke out during
the excitement.
A business mems party, to take a
hand in the coming campaign, proba-
bly, will be the result of the convention
Of the National Association OF Manu-
facturers In New York Its main effort
will be to keep "demagogy" out OF the
Republican and Democratic parties.
The Yale expositor., 1908-05-22
Wilson Gives His All.

William l.. Wilson, defaulting secre-
tary of the United Home Protectors
fraternity of Port Huron to the extent
of more than 100000, Tuesday COM
pleted arrangements TO turn over to
Horace G. SHOWER receiver of the fra
ternity, all of the property of his wife
and himself. The property turned over
includes 1904 shares of stock in var
ious enterprises, chiefly mines, 20
shares in land agency Of the par
value of 800, a claim of $3.50, all of
Wilson's interest in the Detroit
Pressed Brick & Block Co.. real estate
in Rochester valued at $4,000, Kala-
mazoo real estate said TO be worth
81 800, Caro- mill property OF the esti-
mated value of $4,000, three pieces Of
real estate in Battle Greek. estimated
to be worth $4,000, and real estate in
Marshall of given value Of $500
1t is thought the whole property may
be worth 100000 Should this be so
the investors in the fraternity would
lose but little, IL anything.
The Yale expositor., 1908-05-22
PERSONAL.

Secretary of War Taft returned
from his trip to the canal zone.
Senator julius c. Burrows of Mich
igan has been selected as temporary
chairman of the Republican national
convention by the subcommittee on
arrangements.
Mrs. Christina Metsker of South
Bend Ind, was found not guilty or
the murder of Carleton Morgan OF
South Bend, whom she shot April 10
in front of the home of Mrs. Mae
Green in Cassopolis, Mich. The YER
dict occasioned a remarkable demon
stration in the courtroom.
Walter S. Farmer, a prominent mer-
chant of Colchester, Ind, was indicted
on a charge that he Is responsible for
four fires which burned one-quarter
of the business section of Colchester.
a, Thomas w. Harvey, former teller of
the defunct Enterprise National bank,
was sentenced at Pittsburg, Pa, to
seven years III the penitentiary.
2 Taft was indorsed by Republican
conventions of California, Oregon,
Washington, Montana, North Dakota
and Alaska.
Socialists in convention at Chicago
nominated Debs for president.
Gov. Allen Gard of Lanao Province,
Philippine Islands, who was injured
by Moro bolomen recently, is not
dead, as has been reported.
1t was reported in Washington and
Chicago that Federal Judge Grosscup
would resign to practice law
DR.. Arthur l.. Kilbourne Of Roch-
ester, Mimi, was elected president
of the National Medico-Psycho
association at Cincinnati.
Gov. Hughes formally declared that
he would not accept a nomination for
the presidency.
Republicans of Michigan and Idaho
instructed their delegations for Taft
The Yale expositor., 1908-05-22
The ThaW Case.

Harry X. Thaw's plea for liberty
from Matteawan insane asylum. where
he has been confined as insane since
his trial for killing Stanford White,
will probably be decided by Judge
Morschauser on Monday, May 20
Both sides have agreed not to argue
the case, but each will present briefs
on the question raised by Thaw's
counsel at the beginning of the hear
ing, to the effect that Thaw's COM
mitment to Matteawan was unconsti-
tutional. Thaw will remain in the
Duchess county court house until
the decision is rendered.
DR.. Evans compared Thaw's mind
to "a piece of linen that was dirty
and has been washed Clean
Asked whether he did not think
Thaw insane when he killed White,
he answered. THAT was two years
ago, and l have discharged 500 pa
tients cured since then"
Whichever way Judge Morschauser
decides, the case will go TO the appel
late division in Brooklyn to argue the
appeal at the June term of that court.
The Yale expositor., 1908-05-22
GENERAL NEWS.

The Allegheny National bank Of
Pittsburg, Pa, suspended as a result
Of big thefts of which former Cashier
William Montgomery is accused.
Midshipman Arthur Linford Lucas
OF Cleveland, o., one of the graduating
class in the Annapolis academy, was
drowned and Midshipman Carl ID. Hib-
bard of Northfeld Mimi, nearly lost
his own life in an effort to save that
of his friend.
Fire destroyed the electric light and
water plant of Mayfield, KY, causing
a loss of $4,000.
Rioting N Cleveland. due to the
street car strike. almost ceased and
efforts to bring about arbitration were
continued.
An inmate of the soldiers home at
Dayton. o.. fought with another and
flung him from a second-story win
dow killing him instantly.
Congressman Frank Clark of the
Second Florida district was caned by
ex-Gov. w. S. Jennings, cousin of
w. J. Bryan. in the lobby of the Hotel
Aragon, Jacksonville, Fla. because he
called Jennings a CRATER.
Peter Rathgaber of Chicago lost
$500 by the wire tapping" swindle.
O.. J. Sturgis of Uniontown, Pa. a
well-known editor. committed suicide
The Wright brothers made two more
successful flights with their aeroplane
at Manteo. n. G.
Mail advices say the recent tidal
bore IN the Yangtse-Kiang resulted in
nearly 10000 deaths at Hankow.
A court in Paris granted the Hart
Mckee divorce, blaming both parties
and giving Mrs. Mckee custody of the
child except for one month yearly.
Farley p. Palmore and Miss Lois NJ
Palmore Of Virginia were welded in
the rotunda Of the capitol at Wash
ington.
II was announced in London thai
Miss Jean Reid. daughter OF the Amer
lean ambassador. and John Hubert
Ward would be married in St James
palace June %.
Miss Maud Fleming OF Waterloo
Ia, shot and killed her father Will,
defending her mother.
The Yale expositor., 1908-05-22
WASHINGTON
POLITICAL NOTES
LOOKING TO A REVISION OF THE
TARIFF, THE HOUSE TAKES
ACTION.
LATE POLITICAL GOSSIP
Things Said About the Presidentia
Candidates at the National Capital
Briefly Told.

Steps looking to a revision of the
tarin were taken by the house Satur-
day when it passed a resolution au-
thorizing the committee on ways and
means to sit during the coming recess
OF congress. Mr.. Payne, New York,
who offered the resolution, said that
in order not to disquiet the country
before election the committee would
make no general inquiry involving
the question of rates in the schedule.
After the election, he said, that sub
ject would be gone into.
Mr. Payne closed the debate by
stating the Republican program for
tariff revision. TT will be a maxi
mum and minimum tariff, putting us
on an equality with France. Germany
and Russia in that respect, and we
will go out with that tariff as we did
with the Dingley tariff. in the firm
belief that We will bring renewed
prosperity to the people of the United
States; We will broaden our markets
with the nations of the earth, and by
that we will bring blessings to all the
people"