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Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-07
Seminary 40 BE E+buiIt.

MIILHEIL D Nay f-lEr--rIzII -
ThiE sumner building WI BE- Hre1v ~
Weas-uEran springs me town aur Al tta
end of the MlWHukes extension usg+ 81
Wo0rsockst Last winter the Free N=-bo
disr seminary Ess burned and since rb.r
efforts have been MADE 10 rebuld n --hs
NessnEtal sErlngs people nave s.--5ur--
enough funds 20 Usrraur the-r In sru--t--
On the str1cfI-rs- and the contract has -
let 90 rshrhd rhs SEMINAR Al eoa- -
- asa. The toEu has also o-tr-ou, n.
school tacll-es and a cuurrarr has al.o
heen lst for me srerfion ~ a ae. -,
school b-11HE 70 cost Ez.8aa
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-07
WILL LEAD EASTERN STARS
oneera Of Grand ChHRt@r S~8--ted ~
Nesf~rdny's Session of
LodEe

Marie Alulr ~ RuzrTIle was elected
srand Uarrur ana Harry r. hH.srzuu ~
YORK grand patron Of the rraad ehzrfa-
~ The Crder ~ the Eastern scar of Ne
hraska az the session "Wednesday after
nocn- The Other grand offlcers elected are
rs follows
Assistant grand msrr1n. Hattie Scott q
7lf'I--sr-rE assistant grand patron T. \.
Green ~ Lincoln grand s-sretRrT Anna
g simpson n Omaha grand treasurer
Carrie p wright Cf Schuyler
There EHr remains ro bs s4I=-t=F IRE E-z-,7
conductor and assistant grand canaucror
IneEe Officers WI b. chosen T.rr7rzszr-
morning lu addllou 20 these ssvsuts@r
a7pClurlTe officers Vfu be- NAMED hv tba
new grand mErruu upon her fu--srsri.,-
tLis Afternoon
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-07
ERROR IN ASSESSORS RETURN
a As~'ssInent 81 JniOn Faeiae E=sa. .oaa
Too Lew hy Mistake in
Adding

HF lre discovery ty County Assessor
ShrlV-r ot an error Ga his returns To Tho
State board the valuation OF tne T--fv- Pa
lLIlc terminals iu Omaha VIII be Increased
a''lt ~" above the amount given fu ris re-
porL The mistake is purely clerical and
can be corrected in The report and County
Assessor sLrivsr VII take stems 70 do So
az once II Was discovered yestsrda~ after
noon. while M Sh-irer was irving DO
reconcile ms figures with the report from
Lincoln that be had assessed the Union Pr
chic a. lower figure thar the "a ailruad- 3
OWE returns showed II owned subject 10
taxation
M str.vers report fixed the vsluHtiun
- the 1osd 81 8 g75.g5g while IT'S own
LE77reE were ss.ss51r- A second error in
aoding some of THE Figures in the rail-
rad HrfrrE maE afs rHrurrs ann. -erl4t5
slahpF less and IeNe- Ihsn the er-o8ovy
returns q The assEssor. The railroad s
return 10 the state board which were the
same as those returned % the local a--
SCISSOR, showed the higher figure ana when
the mistake In the roads returns was fauud
NJ Str1ver SET about TO find out why ms
figures we're apparently lower than the
roads
He found the mistake in valuations of
bindings in thH rlEhr-of-vsv. The ra 1-oad
returned Sg2f s4s unde- TINS item. while the
sHsesso~s figures were only s6lBls5 on
one uf the pages clerk i- adding had
made an CnHxrIs liable erru-r uf Sggn Raa
footing the page ar s10a555 instead or
SsSs5izi. Tne correction brings the as
SCISSOR valuation Of the -e- u- 10 Eg8s rg-
or almost S1R6ao higher than the ral-7ad s.
return. The correction IN the totals makes
the roads valuation s. a06s5e instead 7f
&c g-Eg5a
This I'll bring the ta-a1 railroad assess
IL Z O.. u. - Il Il - NJ
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-07

Erravatio-s On the farm of Ms Bslia
Guinness have revealed The remains OF
many persons and the officers believe she
was implicated in murder fence tor
the disposI1ior of bodies Of murdered per
sons. FHgs
Many r0veruors VIII attend the c1uren-
tor ar the white House 90 consiler tbe
conservation Ct public resources Fugs 2
Judsun Harmon nominated governor OF
ONO on the democratic ticket Page J
william Tenant arrested al Denver.
where hl coufessez TO the robbery q the
Chautauuua- kan bank Page :
Southern MethodLsts meeting st 81 Jo-
seph No Page
w D. Bryan win come 10 Omaha 90 de-
Ever the r0mmencemeut crariun before
Creighton college Saturday. Page
Lee Mitchell of Bradshaw nearly meets
death by grasp-nE a live wire At Boone. Ia
Page I
Primaries cf democratic party heil ia
Minnesota. al which Bryan men and john
son supporters are conteEung for the
, state Pare !
Br vote Of ls- 70 4s The house refused
to authorize re-estahIish-neu uf canteens
in National soldiers homes Page I
The senate passed a child lahor 3lu sp-
plying 10 the District q Columbia PAEs I
Troops are EeT[ 10 me TOBACCO alsLrl-t
Of ONO BY the state PETs !
Atlantic fleet reHches the Golden Gate.
with the flagship Connecticut in the lead.
Admiral Evans beng on the bridge
Page l
IutFr-ta1s Commerce commission orders
hearing or joint rates and through r0Ut-
tuE uf nurthwesIsrn roads Page J
MethodiEt general cozfere1ce n=ets ~
Bslrfmorr. RRgs
Fresia afrt Fag0sFzHlr VIII zrPutz1 JREnes
Crrsslrs As successcr u n Y. Harlan
for the Thlrd district srturnsvshl7 Of
Alaska PuEs !
august Belnours colt Norman III wins
the classic derby. beating the farorte uy
several lengths. Page II
Mayor Ds.hlr1an VIII appoint member
+ of the PARK comm ission 10 E1ccee1 Mills,
provided city attorney says he has legal
right Pare 5
7 President Fritts Of the Nebraska Elec-
tricHI association declares against 1nu-
nicipHI ovns-shlp cf electric plants and
{ ia favor Of state Inspection Page 6
3 southern lumber unanufaruurerE dec AIRED
( o. have a plan 10 boost the prices on
northern markets Page s
coHnGZCIAL AKD wDusTKIAL
Live stock markets. Page 3
Gram markets Pare ,
stocks and sbonds Pare $
11oVEEEETs OF OcEAE sTEAEsERz.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-07
AGREEMENT UPON ARMY BILL
Senator WHrr~n Reported Details 10
senate Es Made ny Cen
ferees.

wAsHTNGTo.S, NAY 6.-seuz-or Warren
today reported 70 the senate complete
sEreemeut o. -h= cu1fsreeE ca -rz army
appropriation 0ilI and r was adopted II
makes an Increase OF G5B1 year i- the
pay of officers and q % per cent 10 the psv
Of enlisted Clsn in The army. The bll as
finally sEreed to carries Ss5. .s62-246 The
a.ddiuiunal appropriation made by me SEN
ate for supplies and incidental expenses for
the GuBrtermasters department cClslruc-
rion Of barracks and quarters for the fed
artillery for the organized r-ilitia. men q
arms and other items were scaled down
and g. As. liz eliminated from The bill
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-07

WASHINGTON, May G-By The over
wbei-uiuE vote of 1E % o. and following
two hours debsts. the house Of reE1re-
seulsuIves today again went on record
agaInst the re-sstablishrneut Of the caureen
In national soldiers homes. In the course
ef the discussion man giving his name
as George ?. Gr1dley Of Providence. p J..
lInfurled zn American flag and started 70
make -sn address from the gallery on the
temperance question he was promptly
taken GuL
Perhaps the real sensation q the daT
was An admission bE NJ. Bsuns11 q New
Tor'z. p raeuftrz- Of the t-1rasEr1 .un ooz--
mission. thsr ne had. under The uid i'm
uuiErBtiCu law 'rsIlrusdad" the 1aturalIza-
ton Of mary fo-eiK iKne-s tu one day.
WITH the exception or the adoption q
the conference report on the bin -reor-
EauizluE the consular service. the Eundr--
C1vI appropriation bin was under cuuzid-
Grafton the entire DAY. LirrlH progress was
made towards IFS cumpleaun-
Al SIS p m 8 recess vas taken until
. 30 tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-07
THROUGH ROUTES. JOINT RATES
Interstate Cenmerre ComEnfssfan
Cites Western Railroads 10 Re-
sp0nd 10 CompIaInt.

WASHINGTON May Son i-z ONE I'M
tarivs The IurHrEtsrH Commerce comm $
SION today Instituted an I-TqO~ranr proceed
INK AKA lns1 the Chicago g. Nor hu-eErprn
T-1ion Pacific. Oregon short Line. CreEun
Rzlrosd d Navigation. and Nu-rlsrn p
cific Railway companies Some time ago
ar informal complaint reached the CON-
mission recIunE that there Uas no salts
factory rhruuEh route and j0iut rates for
the carriage Cf passengers over the lines
Of the railways berween Chicago and points
on the Pacific uorthwes.- Portland Ore
and Seattle, n ash. being specifically
named The commission has cited the De-
PENDANTS 70 appear and answer the aI=-
cations. with a view no ests blishfng q sys-
tenn Of through routes and joint rates for
passengers on all Of the defendant lines.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-07
SOUTHERN METHoDlSTS MEET
AnmuEI NHtfonal CSuvrnrion Of Con-
nectfoaaI Boards Held AZ
81 JSseEh.

ST. JOSEPH Mo Nay 6-The annual
national convention Uf the cuun=ctulsl
boards of the s0urhern Methodist church
opened here today with the nine bishops
and many other prominent ehurrh men II
attendance The bishops are A. ". Wilson
o. Baltimore. Nd; C. 2 Galloway OF
Jackson Mss; e r Hendrix of Kansas
CITY. Mo Joseph 8 Key Cf Ehe--zr
Teas W A CUndler Of Atlanta Ca, Il
c. Morrison Of Birmingham. Ala Z 2
EesE q Nashville, Tenn Seth Ward of
Houston, Texas James Atkins 0f Waynss-
vile. ~ C. The convention Eiu Izzr TN
DAYS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-07
soldier. FiEbt Prairie Fir-.

sTURGIs. 8 d May g-specizl TeIs-
-rauiD--A prairie FIRE started an D. 0'liock
yesterday near Fort Meade cemetery. Ths
sr-tre garrison vas ordered our and fought
tte flames for several hours before they
were g1rtsn Uuder uoHfroL hur nur uutu
the country around and ad5oiuinE ths
EraEsyard Was burned 0rH-. The fire vas
shuur uur o. niEht bur vas Watched By q
SPECIAL deLal ~ men from lh= post
Erhls friends a. fhe neu oourr hsuse
pruposiuul are suueEtar disrurned ~ as
ssrrians MADE hy several attorneys maj
lhs burd issus Ulsr rsceiVs 4 tN1-lhirdE
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-07
BOY AGENT or BLACK HAND
Cuts Thr-ats nf Fiv~ F-r-ons ~ They
Lfe Asie~n in New Eerk
and Escapes

NEW YORK. MHv "a 1s-rsar-old boz.
kncuu only as CarueIlo. and employed i-
q barber shop tn Br1ukIvn. early today
cur ths throa1s c. his employer. Antonio
Persso MS Fersso and three BARRIERS
while they lay asleep in Peraso's apart
merits In Fu1tu- street T-e wounds uf
Psrazo and his we are b=iiared u BE-
mortal while those O. the three BARRIERS
are serious. but probably nVt fatal Ths
bov escaped ne police hsvf theory that
the boy uzs an aEsut = Back Hand
gang
The police have a thesrp thar The boy
was an 49, = = slazE-ta11 EaaE which
had been demanding mukfv q Feraso M
der threat % 5ornE MIN injury and thar the
hlaokmauers placed the boy i- ths ship 1n
orde- 70 punish Fsrsso for his refusal 70
ssrisfy thel- demands.
Csrmeho ussd psir q SCISSORS and a
rszrr in his ATTACK upun the barrier and
ms three srzpl1yes. One OF the la-ter was
svskened By sab in the neck and De-
fore he c7uad res,Et the boy drsu a razo-
across his throat i-f1icrtnr q severe wound
SIM conscious. he saw 1he boy creep u
The bedzdes Of Che other two men and cut
their throats w1ils they slrr5
Psrsso. who. with his WIFE was aslee-
in an Adjoining room was awakened 'ty a
stab uound in his neck and engaged TIE
boy In a desperate struggle The uzn was
U1arn1ed and the boy. clu1rhlnE raEor IN
his hand. slashed tis employer several
tines about the face and neck and hands
fnfBctinE voands from which Pvraso SUI
fe-ed great loss Of blood. The fight was
going against the bzrbsr when his t-rsa
assistants stzEEered into tire room ana al
a~ Nn
found thar Mrs. FerBsos throat had been
C-r and tha- s1s was ly--E IN be1 only
partially conscious VI - the rrtt win the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-07
BRYAN SPEAKS TO STUDENTS
Comes t0 Omaha sHt-rdax, - Deliver
CrefEhron'E CommeneemenH
0rmtfom-

Bryan VIII leave Saturday for Omaha
where ns VII deliver the cummencen=ur
Grafton 81 Creighton college He WI then
60 70 WHE1InEuun T.. c. where he VII re-
man for four Gays. Mr- Bryan win return
70 Chicago and VII BE- the guest q hansr
Al a NurWeEiEu celebration AF1er rHfE -
VII arsEd a peace cCuferenue al Philzs4l-
phia and VII deliver addresses Al Bs1tI-
more and HzEErEt1l- Th=n he VII return
10 Chicago and deliver an address 20 the
banker
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-07
CHILD LABOR BILL PASSED
Measure Applying to District Of
Columbia Goes through Senate.
FORAKER RESOLUTION ADOPTED
Commerce Comufss5oa Asked fer
Informatfon Ateur Enforcement
of Commedirr Clause of
Hepburn Act

WASHINGTON. MAY 6-Ths senate to-
dav PASSED hi1 urohThirinr TIE erur5-y-
-1ert within certain hours Of children und sr
% 7lars q arr t1 the District of Colu-r bla
Lr any fscrorv workshop telegraph office.
restaurant hotel apartment house. saloon.
poo or billiard room bowling alley or
theater or In The distribution or rrgrs--iz-
sion q merchandise. No such chld be- nr--
utr-Hs 70 work A. z-v rr7le~--ert fo-
wages during school hours nor before 9
a. -- nor after D. m
TIE senate also adopted a rrsolutior Of
fsred by NJ Foraker uf OhIu directing the
Interstate Commerce commission 70 inform
he senate whether the commodity clause
CT TIE Interstate commerce art had been
complied with since Msv T. 1g1R and e not
whether the -on-cuupuHn by the rail-
roads has been due TO any agreement a--
ranrv-neur Or understanding berwpr- 1ra
railroad companies ard the 8utbCriries.
All amendment hv Mr. CuT1erson. agreed
70 also caue5 on The CONN lss1cn 90 state
its reasons for reco-uen5fnE an extension
q rwr wears ir the time given the railroads
20 comply with the commodity clause
The conference report on The army ap-
rrourla1iu- bu carrying an aggregate ~
as-s77-24G Was adopted This amount WIS
81 as. He less than the bin carried when
first passed by the senate
Senator Warner Of Missouri concluded Lis
speech on the Bruwnsvlue affair his clos
irE remarks calling forth a statement from
Senator Forake- that a western newspaper
had announced that toe president recently
wrote 10 Senator smith q MicnfEz- 10 the
effect that he had not changed his mind
IS 70 the r-rrilr Of me rrr--0 eoi#Ia-g rF he
Tv-srty-fIfth regiment. M Foraker suE-
Eested that the iu-roduc1ior cf that letter
IN the record vUuid be Interesting. bur Mr.
Smith said be had not made it public and
could n0r do ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-07

WASHINGTON 4Hg E-II Was an
nrllcad a. the NaTI deparlmenr Ila- rhs
sEa1uirariuus tar assIslanl 1synas1erE in
ne uEFE. uriElnAliy 81 t1r J lne 4 haz ben
paslpu1lHd CO 4Gns - TEiE Wl E1rz an
epparruui-F O. ETaGIales az cuueEas ana
ELiVersIIies Nlo are aDEilus 10 tax L.
eKaninz1iuus 60 cumP=1e Thsy E-II L.
aeld in WEsuinElul- There are seven Va
9angies ~ tae eorls q azzisIAlr E.ag uazsler
a. Ia ~
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-07

FIEht B-t~~ea Sohn-oa ana Bryu.
Nsa - On Today

81 PAIL Nm, Msy 6-Democrarc
primaries are being hsld thr0uEho1r Mime
sota IDdsF % sslsrr delegates 70 rhs eour.fF
cuureuriar, Which WL b. held Eaturdsv
and most Elreuu0uE contest 10 beinE
NaErd herWesn rhs Bryan ana Johns1n
tacuuus for Lhs cunrrui q thsss county
cauFenIi1ns. Whieh vi ss5ect delegates 10
the democra-ic state c0nveuqiuu which
81 b. held In 81 PAD Nay "a Ths
Johnson men claim eVsrEthizg IN siEtt
Wtile rhs Bryan Esl console some sections
q rhe s-a-e % rheir uppunsnls
ChairmEn p A Day az uhs sra1s central
caulIilt=s- Nho - alsa GoTernor Juhnsur's
private sscr-tEzE. Eaid ta6sg-
i Do ma uhtnk they Nil srenaEs one
c1uury - each eougressi1nA2 6iEtrict TTher
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-07
BRADSHAW BOY GRAsPs WIRE
Heavy Currrnn May Cause Death
ef NebrAskAn AT B~one,

BOONE Ia. MAY 6-lsperial TsieErsulB
Lee M1eheIL an gmploye q the Boone
County Teiephone company Of Ames TINS
morning EraEped q @.sae-volt electric wire
He ls nov unconscious and deEIh IS feared
His parents ln Brsdsh0N. S@h.. were n0ti-
fed ana are rushing 70 the bedside Of The
E1uUE UEn-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-07
KoRTHWEsT PI0NEER DING
william HamiIton, Who Left Mis-
sSUri in IS82. Fatally III
at H1linEE-

BILLINGS Mont- Nay G-WiIlis-n Ham
urun- believed 10 be the oldest q The pio-
nesrs uf The northwest. is dying Of cancer
~ the stomach. Hamilton lefI Missouri in
Iz2a and q few years later went I'D the Ms
sour river with a party Of fur traders IN
his younger DAYS he was IN many Indian
fiEtus and acted as Scout and Interpreter
for The E0EFrur1eur
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-07
IoWAN WILL SUCCEED HARLAN
President VIII Name James ,. Cross
Icy District Attorney for
AIHsEa.

VTAEHI,7GTON, May 6-PreEideut Ro1se-
ven announced today that be wulld shortly
send TO thz senate the nomination uf
James J. CrusslFy ~ Iowa 20 b. Tulre5
states attorney flr the Thtrd district Of
ALASKA 70 s1ooeed Nathan r. Harlan re-
signed
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-07
SECRETARY Taft At COLON
TranEBort Prairie Heaehex Pnnam.n
ERd OmcEaIs Greet Nfsitar
Trum 1eruh.

COLOE May 6.-The United States
EuE1lEry Przlls, wr-h Secretary q War
TAR and the members uf ms party on
board arrived here a. k.g1 TINS morning
II cooked zr Cr1s-ahaL The secretary Eas
Esleomed hy ofhcisis r-prsseu-tlE tae rs-
puthc q Funzma ara the canal commis-
san
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-07
TROOPS TO TOBACCO DISTRICT
Ohio MIitinmea Hurried 70 scene of
RereHt Trouble in Brown
County.

COLCMBUs O. NAY 6-Troop p. the
mounted troops from Columbus. Cf tb-
ONO NariuEzl guard. left to-day 90 q Epe-
ciEl train over the Norfolk Western rail-
road for Portsmouth. where they VII be
Transferred 10 Ripley and W-lu then 60 To
The tobacco district in Brown county,
where The tobacco farmers are tsrrorlzsd
~ the night riders from Kentucky. Troop
F5iEEllsporL
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-07

AIahama RepublIezns Meet in Con-
ventioa ar BIrminEham

BIRMINGHAM. Ala Nay 6-The re-
plhTcan state c0nveluan lths adrliraErrs-
non hranch) began here a. noon TO-DAY.
j. O. TuonpEon. the state Chairman. cau-a
the meeEng 20 ORDER He landed the ad-
ul1-lsrration Of Prssidszt Roossvslr and
urAised secretary Taft.
! O.Thumpson- p H Lathrup and "
A FEiriey a BrUlirghEn probably WI De
chosen a. the white dsleEzres 70 M
uzriunaI cuzventi0n Al ChlczEa
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-07
REPRlEVE FOR HARRY ORCHARD
GsE~rBsF GeosEnE Grants Time 20
Permir Beard sf Rardans
a. Act.

BOISE Idaho, May 6.-G0vsrnor GoodinE
tsday granted a reprieve % Harry Orchard.
sentenced no De hanged Friday of neEr
week 70 JuIy . TINS action Was taken to
give the board Of pard1ns time 10 consider
Orchards case
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-07
SUMMARY OF THE BEE


FOR OMAHA CoT-SCIL BLL-FF-S AND
N1CIN1TT- -FHfr Hnd warner THURSDAY
FOR NEBRASEA-Fair and warner
THURSDAY.
FOR IowA-Fzlr Thursday. w-h rising
tenn 1TH-l-lre-
Iamperltlre at Omaha yesterday
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-07

N soUllId eIIlI-I-[llE ssHIelIl, os-
hsFed 10 BE- rn1r q jennie Olsen. an
adoEted dzlEttzr 0f Mrs GuiunesH. Who
disappearHd n seprHrrner. hsa6 Eas 1ls-
covered The Er vas nearly u years aid
a. the time and vas rsported b. Mrs-
GUINNESS 20 have Euns TO Los AnEeiez Cal.
10 Hrtand coLls g.
Coutiuusd digEng brcugtt the seErcbe-s
20 NOR sarks which CuuiAined the dis-
meubered bodv of q large man Decuu-
pusiliCu Lad redu0ed the hpCF 60 SAGA q
STATE HAT TIE only features recnEnizzhls
ss sl-- we're dark mustachs and 6ark
hElT.
Ean-E-E tllE body was smother layer ~
ea--- under Whlch uere fuund the todles
81 rsr8 chl 5ren. apparsnfly about y years
uId
-ls1s are ssFsHsl ua0Es saEpegtsd p-aaas
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-07

The first baIot resulted as follows
Harmon. 4s3. Puuerene sE. Sherwood. g
Er--r.r
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-03-12
CATCH PHRASES.
Their Utility In Advancing the In
terssts of Business Men.

Their Utility In Advancing the In
terSsts of Business Men.
There are many instances of whore q
suitable catch line well drilled into
people hag been OF great value In build
ing business. The best catch line is
one that fits your business best, and
the discoverer OF such a line is apt to
be due more to inspiration than to ef-
fort. Pick the distinctive feature of
your stock or business methods and en-
deavor to express it In q breath.
IL you can coin a phrase that ex-
presses your central business idea or
emphasizes some feature that marks
your store alone, you can make good
use of it. 1t puts into condensed form
an idea that will get hold of people
and influence them if persistently pre-
scented to them. One fact about your
business well lodged in the heads Of
people is as good as a score that do not
penetrate.
You can make people believe about
what you like If you go about 1t prop
erly. II man comes to you today and
tells you there will be a panic inside
Of six months, you will pay no atten-
ton to him. II another comes tomor-
row with the same story, he will get
no attention, but you will idly wonder
what is getting into folks. The third
man you will argue the matter with.
The fourth will get more of a hearing.
and you will begin to see signs OF dis
Rster yourself. BY the time the tenth
man has made the statement you will
be ready to tell folks the same story
yourself.
Probably you yourself could not be
influenced in such a manner, but the
common run of people are built that
way and will believe what they are
told often enough. That is why an
expressive catch phrase does good. 1t
comes to stand for you and your meth
DDS and Of necessity is remembered
when goods in your line are wanted.
AS ordinarily used such a phrase is
OF little value, because 1t is not proper
ly hammered into people. Such line
should go on letter heads, billheads,
stationery. envelopes, should go into
every ad. or circular, should be seen
about the store and should appear on
labels. Put it on a sticker to attach to
goods and packages. Let people see
it everywhere. II 1t means what 1t
says. people are going to respond to it
American Druggist.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-03-12
azn-. wo.a.-ful s,sna..-

The human stomach POSSESSES most
wonderful powers OF adaptation to cir
cumstances- When Lieutenant Bligh
and his eighteen men were cast or
from the Bounty by the mutineers in
an open boat. they subsisted for forty
one days on a daily allowance Of one
twenty-hfth OF a pound Of biscuit per
man and a quarter OF a pint Of water
DR.. Tanner I'm 1880 tasted for forty
days. subsisting. it is said. on water
alone. and Succi and other fasting men
have since excelled this.
Rafiirs. North American Indians and
the fat boy in "Pickwick" may well
be quoted as fearful examples Of vo-
ractty, but even their gastronomic feats
are exceeded by the full grown Eski-
mo, who will daily eat twenty pounds
OF flesh and oil II he has the chance
while on the authority OF Admiral Sar-
itchen a Yakut of Siberia has been
known to consume in twenty-four
hours "the hind quarter of a large OK.
twenty pounds Of fat and a quantity
of melted butter for his drInkr'
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-03-12
THE GIRLS OF KAsHMIR.
why They Are Net A. BeautteuI -
They Once Were.

They Once Were.
The girls OF Kashmir in former times
were sold and carried away to the
Punjab, in India. They commanded q
large price, and parents in moderate
circumstances for centuries past have
been I'm the habit OF parting with their
daughters to place themselves in easier
circumstances, and the daughters have
generally been quite willing to escape
from a life Of perjury and labor to one
of Opulsnce and ease
A labOring man in this part of India
cannot earn over 81 or SO a month.
while many receive for their daughters
as high as $1,000. There are some cases
where $4,000 was paid. but the usual
price has been from 500 to $500.
The practice became so common as
well as SO damaging that severe law
was enacted prohibiting any one from
removing any woman from the coun-
try, but 1t is said that the business
goes on now as it has done for hun
dreds Of years, and to that practice
may be charged the fact that the wo-
men of Kashmir are not as beautiful
as they once were.
The process Of taking all the beauti-
full girls away. leaving only the ordi-
nary and ugly ones to continue the
race, has lowered the standard OF beau
ty. Most Of the women and girls per
form field labor as much as the men.
and their dress Is OF the cosrsest and
plainest materials. consisting Of a gar
ment like a nightgown made Of white
cotton. There Is no effort to have It at.
The condition OF women in Kashmir
is very sad one. but one from which
there does not seem to be any present
escape. 1t is q constant struggle to
live, without the least hope Of any &C
cumulation or Of ever seeing better
days
The men only receive about cents a
day and the women generally about 8
cents. and that will provide only the
coarsest food.-Philadelphia Inquirer.