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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-02-06

An attendant named Winterstein,
an employee Of the asylum at Ne
vada, Mo-, had narrow escape from
death last week when patient as.
saulted him with an axe. Some clear.
ing work was being done on the
asylum farm and David Sykes was
working under the supervision Of
Winterstein. Winterstein was not
satisfied with the way Sykes was do.
ing his work and took him to task
severely. Sykes became infuristed
and suddenly struck at the atten-
dHnt with sharp axe, striking him
In the side, breaking or cutting two
ribs. As Winterstein fell be struck
at his hesd but overreached, the
handle OF the axe, instead Of the
head, striking him. Sykes then fed
but was recaptured. Winterstein will
recover.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-02-06

A fourteen year old boy, giving his
name as Louis Barton, was caught
ramsacking a house in Metz, Mo. He
was found to belong to q party of
men camping just outside the town,
who we're advised TO move on.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-02-06

The DeKalb Tribune remarks that
woman may not reason, but she
can render decisions that would put
q supreme court out OF business.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-02-06

The Illinois house OF representa-
tives passed a senate bill designating
the native oak as the state tree and
violet as the state flower.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-02-06

The best remedy known today for
all stomach troubles is Kodol, which
1 guaranteed to give prompt relief
Is is q natural digestant; Is digests
what you eat, Is is a pleasure 30
take. Sold by Clay's drug store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-02-06

A remarkable service was held at
Joplin last week when five members
If one family representing three gen.
erstions we're converted and bap.
tlsed,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-02-06

Non account of u clerica! error In
thS6 lowest bid for the postoffice
bukiing at Nevada, Mo-, new set
OF bids will be asked for.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-02-06
A tirebug scarei is raging In Nevada,
Mo.

j. P. Wirsh, a Tusco brakeman,
had his right arm crushed off by a
stock freight at Harrisonvile.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-02-06

DeWitt's CarbolIzod Witch Hazel
Sslve is especially good for piles.
Sold by Clay's drug store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-02-06

Use DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
pleasant little pills. They are easy
to take. Sold by Clay's drug store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-02-06

Bert Barber, of Elton, Wis, says:
IL have only taken four doses Of
your Kidney and Bladder Pills and
they have done for me more shan
any other medicine has ever done.
MIR, Barber refers to DeWitt's Kidney
and Bladder Pills. They are sold by
Clty's drug sore
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-02-06

February with be II freak month, in
that II will have ) Saturdays. 1t
comes In on the last day OF the week
and goes out In the same way IL
came in. Laborers will have five pay
days aud the unmarried women will
have five Saturdays In which to pro.
pose-ior this Is leap year, youknow
All this will happen In the shortest
month too, and when it will occur
again deponeth sayeth not,-Ex.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-02-06

Some person IN Rich Hill has been
making il a practice of insulting
ladies in their homes and upon the
streets after dark This is something
that will not be tolerated by the
American people, and unless some
one shoots this fellow before he Il
captured, he will be- sure to land eth,
er In the penitentiary or in the in.
sane asylum.-Rich Hill Tribune.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-02-06
Adrian News.

From the Journal.
The Misses Blair, while driving to
their home six miles from Adrian,
we're the victims of a runaway last
week, and were quite seriously injur.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13
NajnoWszy %eur0pejski
WynalaZek

ma wzmocnienie i utrzymanie
w1os6w.
.Opisz stan w}os6w W ]akim &"
beonie 50, jest to g}6wnq zasade d.
poznania i odgadnienia' s}abosci.
Jezeli wfosy pe}zna albo znajdu'
ie sic 1usk a W g}owie, prosze wy
czesawszy suche w}osy przysfac.
ola zbadania.
Jezeli choecie MEG leki dobre j
skuteczne, odniescie sic wprost d.
mule, a pc uzyciu tychze doznacie
nlezawodnych skutk6w.
Interesanei zglasza]qcY sic d.
mnie, winni adresowac: ri
Prof. J, NJ Brundza, Specialist.
Broadway & South sth st !,
Brooklyn, Now York.
Powyzsze lekl SO znane tylko
mnie samemu, W zadnych sk}adacb
togo ME maja.. Wszelkie informa"
eye darmo. Setki tysieoy roznai-
tyoh }ysych, kt6rym to lekarstwo
pomog{o, zawdz'eczaja "a tax
wie]kie dobrodziejstwo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13
Ola chorych
Il. s.. !. st44
k|I:obiet darm |

Gdy cierpisz na bale up]a,
wy lux opadniecie macicy-
nad1nierne, bolesne Tub "a
trzymane peryody, bezplod-
nose, Dol krzyza, g}owy, To-
}adka, merck, piersi, nerwo-
wosG lub. reumatyzm, pisz
do mnie za}aczajac &c marke,
a po6le*Ci darmo wskaz6wki,
jak sauna }atwo wyleczyc sic
muozesz, q kuracya koszto..
wac Gle bedzie tylko kilka
cent6w tygodniowo.>s !:
Adres TAXI. ::
Mrs. A. s. Hon
Ia. South Bend,
Box w. Ind. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13
i
Ma sprzedaz

,Dobra 1870 akrowa farma
ma sprzedaz, 80 ARROW pod
p}ugiem, reszta b6r i past
wiska. Dom ~murowanyi du-
&y nowy ch]ew, dostatni ma
40 .sztuk bydfa i s koni i o.
ko}o 10O~ton6w siana, r6z-
ne budynki, dobra studnia,
wszystko W najlepszym po-
rzqdku. Tylko 2a mill cd Wi
nony. Blizszych szczeg6}6w
D wlasciciela J6zefa Szumi6-
skiego W Bluff Siding, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13


-
o""9e =" 4olot; "a!.et -
Pt raH 's =
'oA "
/: zfooonym t>'ol'k'em S'oo@ ~
'' ~
. f., , : "
opraw'e klAmerka'
brzeg': silly
skorss re "ooonym ty'ul'klem,
zfooone orzeg'.. o'c
skorke, - z1ooohym ty'uiik,ein
EN- we I'd oAisoee
krsy2yk z-Perdo"e] mac cY 10y
Skar6 dussy-Zb'or na]lePszego na''
sozehstwa i,p'esni, k~oso'einycu'
k~s'aSeoska ola mfodzieay' opraW-
nym 'y'ul'Ae"' '1't "o"' x
:' -,
SFaro d"szy-oprawna ang,eiska
skorke. z zfoconym 'y'ul'Ae
@'ooo'i0
Share daszy Ioprawna mesa
'korks z1o:ooy" S'o'N 'e an,
focone orzeet':'' ''' oo'
SsaSo ostssy-~ ?kk ~
'St"" 1ooo az
ooo
,,
izameczkiem, zfocone brzegi eoc
Skarb duszy-w eleganckiei sk6.
As- o. I--- on
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13
Trzymac dom otw,taBrty.

Kakdy jest mile witany jezeli sic
czujemY dobrze; a cznjemy sic tax TAX
tylko, gdy uasze trawiace organa
pracuja reyularnie, ORA Kine'a
Now Life Pigu4klsregulnja dsiala,.
nie 4o}adka. watroby ! ~wnetrznosci,
ze ME molina by sic czut dobrzea
bez uiyoia tyeh p;gu}ek. 95c "
apiece M. J. x owalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13

Petty nobolenslua W ozdobnej
miekk'ej skdrkowej oprawie z
,}oconym tytulik,em, z}ocone
brzegi.. 1926
Gsos Se~ca -Zbi6r r,odf6w i pie6o1
ola dusz p%oboznych Il du4ym
drukiem) opra-ne " sk6rke. z
z}oconym tytulikiem. z}oooue
brzegi.. soc
01os Ssrca = duzym drnkiem
oprawna W sk6rke, z okuciem
zameczki'm m, z z}ooonym tYtulia
kiem, z}e cone brzegi.. ..tl-OO
Aniot Stro& Chrzescianina Kstclika
zbidr modlitw il piesni s}uzacy
ola dusz pobo&nych rozmiaru
5xs4 cali W sk6rkowej olrawie
20 z}ooonym tytulikiem, z%t"cone
brzegi... 500
Aniot &tro4-w. skdrkowej oprawie
okuoiem i klamerka, re zloco-
nym tytulikiem, z}ocone brze-
gl........ .............$l.0O
Anid Str6k-oprawny W moona
francuska skdrke, gietkie ok4ad-
HI, zfocone brzegi, re z}oconym
tytulikiem ......... $l.25
Ani6t ~&tr6@-Oprawny " .mocna
francuska sk6rke, miekkle ok}ad>
ri, z}ocone brzegi ze z{oconym
tytuligiem .......... $l.bO
Wy60r najosobliwszyoh nabozehstw
piesni, ma duchowa pooieche i
pozytek ludzi poboznych r6z.
nych ks,ag zebrany; oprawny W
sk6rke, z kolorowym obrazkiem
ma ok}adce, z}ocone brzegi (gru~
by druk).. 90
Wy66r oprawny W sk6rke: z oku-
ciem i klamerka, z}ooone brze-s
81 (gruby druk\. .:.......$l.5o
Wianek ku ozci Naj6wietszej Maryi
Fanny z r62nych n%aboze6stw u
witty, oprawny " sk6rke, z}oco"
ne brzegi, z zloconym tytullkiem
z~okuc. em klamerka. ..$l.25
Dunina Kaia&ka do nabozehstwa
ola wszystkioh katolik6w, opra~
VIVA W sk6rke. ~zlocone brzegi z
zicconym. tytulikiem 80. i. so
Zb;orsk modlitv ola czlonk6w A.
stolstwa Serc1 Jezusowego,, o.
prawny " sk6rke angielskq,
i czerwone brzegi, z zfocon, m ty"
tullkiem ........ 8l.OO
*. L Go1tjJf;nego wyklad Ewange"
lii i: Lekcyi M niedziele ! s~ieta
ksia&ka do oswiecenia /. zbudo~.
wanna duszy chrzesciahsko-ka-
tolickiej, z .gruntown'm wyjas-
nieniem roku koscielnego, maj
y6wniejszyoh obrzed6w kosciel~
nych, .mszy 6wietej, n~abo&ehstws
domowego i Ola chorych, droei
krzyko~ej, jakotek 4yciorysami
Swietyoh Pahskich, czczopych
mianowicie przez lud polsko-
katoliok', " ~ozarnej oprawie re
zioconym tytulik,em 81 SO
zy,ooty s,oi<tych R1skieh ma
ma wszystk,e dnie roku, pod{ug
Observation-Disclosures zr6do}, wy:
jetycb<: 2 dziet ojct@ doktor6~
ko6cio}a 6w, opracowane pod}ug
Ks. OLGA O. Bitschnaua, z IL.
wsglYdniem swietych pahskicb,
kt6rych wydala xlemia polska
al do najnowszych. csas6w. z 8
kolorowymi: obrazkami prse'.
!, szlo. 800 drzeworytami. Najnow.
SIZE wydanie poprawne. w piSa
knej oprawie. $500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13
[ r~zeczywisefe udzieliI Pan


I rze,czywlsefe udzielil Pan
Bog swej }aski IS sie nawr6-
81 IS PR yzna1 sie % ''.' why ! :.
o6wiadczyl akos macocha
szymona zupelniet niewinnla
.byla mlordersltWa dokonane;
go. Kilka chwil nltawet pred
smiercia zazadal Kurzhand]
ably 60 och1ri,zcono co tez
rzecsywissic,iie staio sic 4ycze-
niu jego zadost. W ten spo~
sob zeas,z.edf pojednany z Pa
mem Bogiem ze 6wiata tego
poniewaz chrzescianinem
pred sml,,ierlcia zostaf pocho-
wano &c 500:5ig2ao pazdziernika
"a zezwoleniem ksiazeco ar
cybisklu,:'p9iiego konsystorza ma
cmentarzu katolickjm ko6cio-
Ia 6w. Paw}a.
Niewinna zas ofiare zydow-
s]ziej n%ienawi6ci pochowan o
juz ma ko6cu marca uroczy-
scie.
3O-go marca zaniesiono
trupa bohaterskiego chfopca
zt6ry przez piec tygodni W
wilgotnym sklepie ratuszo-
wynn zav see swiezo i bez
zepsucia sig przechowywaf,
' " . g. ---- - -. $50 % $500
do kaplicy sw. Wawrzy6ca,
kt6ra W ratuszu sic znajdowa-
la. Do czerwonym aksamitem
wybitej bogato poz}oconej
|trumny z}ozono Szymona,
iaby wszyscy ~obywatele Pra-
Igi sposobnosc mice mogli
iprzyjrzenia sic ch}opcu. Tru,
pa ubrano " kosztowna
!pow}oke Z bia1egoi czerwo-:
'nego at}asu kt6ra hrabina
sylvia podarowa1a, Gromnice
paliiy sic ma srebrnvch o}ta-
reach pc obu stronach trum-
ny i rzuca1y swe 6wiat}o ma
.zdajacego,+ sic spokojnie Easy
.piac chlopca Q anielskim
wyrazie t;w war;; Gi6wk'a' jego
ma kt6rej sic willy kedaie-
RAVE czarne jloczki spoczy-
wa}a ma biatej at1asowej po-
duszce 'sr,e5brem ttkanej, Luz
dZle OQ ranaiQO W1eczOra pTZy-
chodzili do Kapliey przypa
t,rujac siv nliie5z;w " zja-
.wisku. Kazdy chciaf tego
ch}opca zobaczyc. Mkt 2
wy1szystkich mieszkadc6w
Pragi ME m6gl sic powstrzy-
mac cd ujjriiz a ii go. Prey
chodzili bogaci iubodzy.
Ciag daisy nastapi
Trzynla6 dom otwarty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13
"a WARE sWIETA.
0powiadanss podtug praedsisoego sdarssnias
(Ciag dalszy.)

(Ciag dalszy.)
G}osny place j }kanie
zmiies,zasne 2 okrzykami poll
towania mad Szymonem a
oburzenia ma nieludzkiego
OLGA wyrwaly sic z piersi
otaczaiacych. Niejeden zas
niedowiarek kt6ry tylko z
ciekawo6ci ma cmentarz prey
byl padl przejety skrucha
va kolana DO uzDa6 to kaz-
DIV musia}, ze u%trzymanie
trupa W tax dobrym stanie
jest widocznym Cudem
Boga.
w towarzystwie wielkiej
masy ludu zaniesiono zamor-
dowanego ch}opca najpierw
do lezacego W b]iskosci do
mu rodzicielskiego gdzie
spisano zaraz protok6}. Pc
po}udniu atoli tego samego
dnia zawieziono nieboszczyka
wsr6d uroczystej procesyi
do. nowego ratusza gdzie
tymczasowo we wielkiej sail
go u}ozono tn sic odby}a
rewizya trups. Odbyli ia
dwaj chirurdzy kt6rzy stwier-
dill ze Szymon Abeles
wskutek z}amania kreg6w
pozbawiony zosta} zycia a
ME umarf ma zarnice jak to.
uwiezieni m6wili.
.Wskutak tego zarzadzono.
uwiezienie wszystkich do.
%mownik6w Kazarza Abeles, a
jemu samemu wytoczono
process %kryminalny Powstrzy-
mac sic jedynie musiano 2
uwiezieniem Lei, matki Szy-.
mona poniewaz ostatnia cia-
gle we wielkiej goraczce je-
szcze lezala wskutek czego.
ME by}a zdolna do sk1adania
swia1ectwa pred sadem.
Pope1ni6ne W Pradze NOR
derstwo zrobi}o naturalnie
W ca1em mieScie ogromne
wrazenie ma wszystkich mie'
szka1cach sala, " kt6rej sic
toczyiy obrady sadu przy-
sieg1ego by}a zawsze lapel
Mona sluchaczami; rozgory~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13

IokfuIuycu ~ JaAf0
|szymon 2 powodu ze chcial
zostat ch,irz ,, 90, m,,tus I'D
Tod okrutnego OLGA znosic.
Pomimo to 1wszystkim tym
wayvo1dom ] Sviaaectwom
Abeles stanowczo j
hardo zaprzeczaf zapiera} sic
wszelkiej why j twierdzi}
nawet ze mic 0 tenn ME VIE
dial jake syn chciaf zostac
chrze6cian,lin,emrl..
Sedzia o~znajmiwszy mu, 10
jezeli ME przyzna sic do wi
ny c2ekaja 60 dnia nastep-
nego tortury' kaza} 60 zno-
WI zamkna6 do cell vie
ziennej. !
Czy ~zapowiedziane tortu,.
ry kazarza trwoga przyjefy
czy tel wyrzuty sumienia
spowodowa1y ze dopusci} sic
rozpoczliwego kroku? Dnia
nastepnego znaleziono 60 bo-
wViem bez zycia. Powiesi} sic
ma haiku zelaznym W swej
cell wieziennej.
Tymczasem poszukiwano
w4asciwego mordercy chop
ca Loebla Kurzhandla. Do
w,iedziano sic w,,rleszcje ze ten
ostatni pc dokonanem NOR
derstwie udaf sic do Ma
netin. RI. +"
22-go marca atoli tamtej-
sza w1adza policyjna 60 po-
chwycii}a'; be- waha'nia przy-
w.ieziono go do Pragi j 3D.
dano W rece sprawiedliwosci
j on zaparl sie:jakoby. jaka-
kolwiekbadz wilma ma MIN
ciazyc mia}a PREY morder-
stwie chlopca pozostal navel
bez najmniejszego wzrusze-
MIA gdy go przywiedziono
do trupa niewinnej ofiary.
Poniewaz jednakze o winnie
jego 6wiadkowie wymownie
jasno i dobitnie swiadczyli
a wszyscy o niej byli pre-
konani wyda} sad taxi ma
niego wyrok: ,,Loebl Kurz~
handl winien bye powodu
-..- -: III -:::t.. E:,s: r. -. -
zob6jstwa, zdrada dokonane-
go ma Szymonie Abeles z
fortecy wieziennej ma miej-
see stracenia zap1owalzony
- - -.-.- 80 J.
tam za6 ola wstretu i odrazy
w'1szzystkich kolem stracony q
nastepnie W ME wpleciony ]
W powietrze w,ywieszony".
Kurzhandl za}ozyf wpraw-
die przeciwko wyrokowi to-
mu protest CESAR Leopold l
.atoli potwierdzif wyrok z
dnia 7-go pazdziernika 1894
i nakaza} ably go o lie MOI
n0sci lax naipredzei WYko-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13

genie / nienawi66 porlzeciwko
&ydom wzmog}y sic miano.
wicie pomiedzy ludem tax
bardzo re laden mieszkaniee
z miasta *ydowskiego ME
m6g} sic odwazy< ma przyby-
Gle do Pragi chrze6cia6skiej
kazarz Abeles k}amal tym.
ezasem bazczelnie pred sa-
don jake zadnego udzia1u
PREY 6mierci syna swego ME
mia} ! przysiega} sic ma b.
ga lZraela ze Jest Zupefnle
%niewinny. Twierdzil stanow-
czo re chlopiec po 8 milo
dniowej chorobie umar} ma
zarnice. a wywody jego po-
twierdzi}a reszta uwiezionych
a mianowicie ma1zonka jego
Wobec takiego stanu RE-
czy tenn wiecej re i wywody
swiadk6w byly niepewne i
niezgrabne: musieli sedziowie
zaczynac pow9tpiewaG ME
prawdy stwierdzic jake Ia
zarz istotnie syna svego "a
mordowa}.
Lea atoli tymczasowo o
lyle wyzdrowla}a ze mogla
bye sadownie przes1uchana.
Swiadestwo jej bylo trafne
i dobitne oskarzyla r6wnie& i
Kurzhandla kt6rego
nazwiska dotad " ,obradach
s~adowych ME wymieniono
o uczestnictwo W morderstwie
ch1opca.
Gdy i Eva sic przekoua}a
le meza ME bedzie MONA
uratowac z}ozy}a obszerne
o prawdziwym sta
ME rzeczy ale us:lowa}a jed
make przypisac najg}6wniej-
sza wine Loebl Kurzhan-
Prey ko1cu zglosi}a sic
ieszcze 13-letnia d%ziewczyna
niejakas Sara Vress
d~obr0wolnje "a swiadka.
D%ziewczyna ia s}uzy1a u kup-
ca Dawida Strum kt6ry W
domu Kazarza Abeles mie-
wiedzia1a zatem o
y X '- - 80
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-13

Sioux City will be decided and acted
upon without delay by the great COM.
mercial centers on the lower Mis-
souri, river for all the purposes le-.
ultimately involved that reason
along the general lines herein in
dicated will prevail, and that sue
cess will accompany the effort, we
believe as firmly as we believe in
the greatness Of the resources In
volved in the entire process.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-13
We. Sell The
best GOODS

| Bulletin to Agents No. 8, 1908. re
Analyses Of Imitation and Competing
Single Stains: Cabot's Creosote
Stains are the original single stains
and were for years the only ones.
Now there are others. we find no
fault with frank Competition, but do
object to competitors that copy our our.
samples, colors, and even our adver-
Using phraseology, and then attack
our quality. because they cannot imi-
tate that!
/ Some Of the imitators say that our
stains have an Offensive odor." others
say that creosote Is not a wood pre-.
Iservatfve, and that we do not use Gre
osote anyway %, others that their
stains contain creosote, and most all
lpf them claim great wood preserving
qualities.
IA order to enable dur agents to
meet these charges and claims, We
have had bought in the open market
original packages OF .ststains" made BY
four of these people and have had
them analysed. The results are edify-
ing! There is only one stain that
has the slightest trace Of wood pre-
sentative Of any kind, and that one
has such a minute trace that it could
not possibly have any effect upon the
wood. They are all merely thinned
paints-not real stains and they are
all thinned with kerosene, benzine, or
some other distillate of petroleum,
which has no value whatever, except
as thinner and cheapener. It is not
a wood preservatiye, and Of course, it
makes the shingles dang rously III.
fammable for a long time. 5
The cook who kindlesg the fire with
kerosene is wise compared with any
one who saturates the house with IT..
We give below the percentage Of
petroleum distillate found in the vari-
GUS stains that were analysed:
Dexter's English stains No. s05
(a), petroleum distillate, about So per
cent; wood presefvative, none.
Harrison Brothers stain, petroleum
distillate, about 50 per cent; wood
preseryative, none. 55 :,sf
Parker, Preston Co.'S stain, Pc
troleum distillate, over 80 per cent;
wood preservative, none.
Woolsey's stain, petroleum distil-
late, 80 per cent; wood preseryative,
trace.
Ia This stain was made to Initiate
our No. 3O5, the most popular moss
green, and was given the same nuns
Der, for reasons best known to the
maker.)
Our stains contain over 10 per cent
OF special refined creosote, ''the best
wood preservative known, They are
made with the purest pigments, finely
ground in pure linseed oil In our, own
mills, and they contain more lin
seed oil fxatiYe than the best paints
in proportion to the amount of pig
rnent. They reduce the infiamability
of wood.
These cases are typical. Every 9TH
er so-called shingle stain. whether
made by manufacturer, jobber, dealer
or painter, will be found to contain
over 50 per cent Of petroleum cheap
ener. "a
SAMUEL CABOT, Incorporated.
Ia. w. WoLRERT HARDWARE Co,
Exclusive Agents, Bismarck, N. -.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-13

Nature makes nothing in vain.".
said the philosopher. '8 6;
Perhaps, answered Col StiliwelI.
Enough can't quite explain the pres
ence OF q great big beautiful mint bed
Star \. sf q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-08-26
cHAFIN NOTIFIED.

Chicago, Special.-Cincinnati, Lin
coin and pent-up Utica are not the
only cities to have the honor Of
notification meeting. Chicago was
the scene of such a ceremony Tues
day and while the enthusiasm, was
largely confined to the Fine Arts
Building, where the news was broken
to Eugene w. Chain, the Prohibition
presidential candidate, the assembled
temperance folks were quite enthusi-
astic enough to atone for the lndlf-
ference of the rest of the city.
Prof. Charles Scanlon, permanent
chairman of the Columbus conven-
ton, informed Mr.. Chain of the hon
or which had been accorded him.
Brief speeches were made bv other
members of the notification commit
tee. The candidate responded with
an address in which he pointed out
the great gains in prohibition senti-
ment throughout the country in the
last few years and the future trl-
umph of the prohibition cause.
The campaign programme mapped
out by the Prohibition national ex-
ccutive committee is the most am
bilious in years. 1t is declared that
the party will have sufficient funds
to carry on an extensive warfare
against the liquor element and that
many men of wealth have contributed
literally to the campaign fund. Mr..
Chafin will shortly begin an extensive
,tumping tour.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-08-26
"Boston,s Stump"

"Boston's stump" Is the local name
Of the tower of the parish church Of
st. Botolph, in Boston, England,
which was damaged by lightning, not
long ago. The church dates iTcm
the fourteenth century, aDl its tow.
ef, 272 feet high, is the tallest but
one among the parish churches OF
England. 1t has 365 steps, one for
each day Of the yea. and the church
has seven doocs: ffty-two windows
and twelve pillars, for the days III
the week and the weeks and months
in the year. For the twenty-;our
hours in the day there are twert5-
i,u, ster: in tie porch by which the
library is reached. ".wo flights Of
sixty steps lead to the rcof, one for
the seconds, the other for the min
utes: and the tower is in four stories
for The four 2easons. i:nus does
time stand sill ir Boston.-Spring-
field Republican.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-08-26
THE ENGLISH TEA-HABlT.
How An American Business Man
Tried to Ovcrturn British
Tradition

A writer. in Everybody's Magazine
tells the story of the collision OF an
American business man with the Eng.
lish tea habit. He had gone to Lon
don as the manager OF one OF ths
biggest enterprises in which American
money Is invested. He was formally
introduced to all his heads OF depart
ments on the first day he went to the
Office. After everybody had strolled
away and he had turned to his desk,
a small clerkly-looking person ap.
preached him and said: please, sir.
I wish to know II we can have some
new tea rings"
Tea rings?" said the manager;
what In the name of the Thames EN-
bankment are tea rlngs?"
"Rings We put on the stove When
sc make cur tea, sir. Thank you"
"When you make your tea?"
"Oh, yes, sir; We have our tea reg
ularly every afternoon. Thank you.'
The manager looked into the tea
business. He found the clerk was
right. The whole Office force qul!
work In the middle OF the afternoon
and drank tea. The proposition did
not appeal to his American mind, so
he issued an order stopping the tea
drinking. There was wild protest
Here was this American oyerturnins
the precedents of centuries. Here
was man who dared to deprive tho
Britons OF their tea. The manager
held out for month and then capitu.
lated, fer his board of directors stood
with the clerks. The directors drank
tea too. He rescinded the order,
bought the new tea rings, and KEPT
tab on the amount Of gas used In
brewing this necessary beverage. He
discovered that the tea-thirst of the
clerks in his offices cost the company
for gas used to brew 1t SSS5 year.