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Putnam patriot., 1908-08-14
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Putnam patriot., 1908-08-14
Heart Heart
 Ealhs.
youe SON DO YOU KNOW HIM
Ry EDWIN A. ME.
Copyright. l.s. by Bavin A sye


 -Oh. my ley k ail right. He may ae 8 iifrle wild. hut ! am sure be would not do anything very bad
 That was tae way a fond mother spoke of her son when a friend hiuied roncerning the young mans habits The son is of age. a kind hearted. bright young fellow. and k the idol of his mother
 What are the facts about the boyf In word. he Is doing about everything boy ought not 10 do. He does more than "a ke au ~occasienai drink. He gambles regularly He attends 10 busl- ness all right in business hours. Out of business hours he deyotes himself to various vices.
 The fact ls this young man Is rapidly going to the dogs.
 And there is pathos in the thought that bis mother believes he is good sort of boy. only "a little wild" She will never know her son as he is until ~pfue crisis comes Some day he is likely to disgrace h.s family and cruelty shock q dotiug mother
 Why k th. son going wrongf
 He comes Of good family. He has been well educated His mother has taught him from his youth up the Prin= eiplas Of right living Having fortified him In this way. his parents do not dream that thp son Is leading a disso lute and unciean life.
 Father and mother do not know their son They do not know his real thoughts. habits. inclinatIons. asspcia tions. They think they do. but fhe1 do1't
 II may te tkis boy got away from hone inarenees when he was lad Many boys do get away early. Moth ,.s sometimes are unable to keep | fEriug arennd them. Mothers some iiines, think they are keeping tab ca the Hule fellows when they are not doing so They are deceived.
 II matters not when the young mar here mentioned happened to be cor fipfe1 TEie l. sgre-hiS case is typ ieal one Ts"rp are thousands of yoans men Geerk ing their parents inst IS this oae la dotc Being ef tue stature ash age nf freu they are free to come ghd g. at Wi8 II l. difficult 10 know t.eir rldn.or of life And you would haye aa!3ea'tY Tn convincing the par ents. fhai thefr hars are aet al right.
 Do Yen knaw yoHr hig boya
 Ton may tti1k i'iat. having got him safely ID to manhood r0u can let him 70 whereas son ought 10 know that manhood presents many special and peculiar temptations
 Do yon know your son7
 Are vfi.p surpy
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-14
R,n, sii.ps..

NaN ! tts Hat ossa fHe r5asfs ef utugt hefiiIatlFt 'lii1ls iif it'ss alive with lhe terfffe iiffe MHes ia 6ero sene NC nafe eapp Ha1 nesef ta4Has eeueedg Seak thr r7Hzt~ with f feam sfzleto flHe of. s,al bsffer sp' .t f aft facr the n 6ie 8f thc binding reae6. Ing eeess ef,tk k anA Vr@trr it kits N hc5tsrr fl tnucless. ant ihe treats ment NH saxe much SnHeeiag te the ,.aof foal k aud maaay fur jlte oauef.
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-14
Trolley Time Table he Consolidated Railway co

EFFECTIVE JULY L igH
 Time given for cars leaving Fron, aps
 Main Street
 Leave Putnam for Worcester ans i.,.-. ate stop. at .5.i1, so.o1 .9.S5 s. m., sne hoss, | Ill .55 8. m. bali hourly uutii s ss - hourly until B p. m. Leav. :Torce,,er : !, Hall1 at 6.l5 m., and lourly antii s.is.s Time hours and 20 minutes; fare 45 een.s Leave Putnam for Webster aud ipteru.s.. stops at = T.. .6 ef a, m.. -7 5s a. - hourly sntii Il .45 s. m., halt hourly un,l z 2. D. m. and then hourly until 9.55 pm. Ra.s-s ming, leave Webstei at s6.i Q a. m -. and hourl unti l2.45 p. m.. bali hogr.r r..s = : 45 D. m-. then hourly until l0.4j D. m. rs.a 20 cents
 Leave Putnam for Dayville ard inkrras; :. stops at x6.35 a. n. and hourly theresfter r.ss l.:55 D. m, half hourly uutil s35 n -a ,s4- hourly until ll.35y p. n. Returning, ,s.s. =. Dayville at $500, 5.45 a. n. 6.l0 s. m' n vile tear house, .2s m., and houri, s.,s .2s D. m i, half hourly until 7.2s D. m. h,-.sa - until 1928 p. m. Fare 10 cents Sas Leave Putnam for Danielson a, xs2s, then hourly till 1.35 ?. ni., half hourly untl : = D. m. hourly until l0.3a p. n. Returning lea,. Danielson at v 10 S. III. and then hourly r..s l.lo ?. m., hall hourly until 7.l0 D. m,. ber.s- until 10.l0 p.m. Fare i5 cents. Leave Putnam for Central Village and i,... mediate stops at x6.35 a. m. and hourly r,ss ss5 D. m.. half hourly until 7.35 D. m. hos.s- until 9.35 D. m. Returning, leave Central Nj. lage sts6.l5 a. m., .45 s. n,, heuIly ihereaas. until I2.45 D. m., half hourly until e.4sn'm hourly until 9.45 ?. m. Fare 9 cents. Ali e.r connect at Central Village for Moo>up. Fa-.s cents.
 Leave Norwich for Putnam at 6 i'i a. m .,a hourly unt S.45 ?. m. Fare B cents.
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-14

that Wfn suIl lgr 0hesH you chance ia have 1ue nst ~ t3. wefh ls plain saiH si5Ht HeE of tbe fight aad aEnH 0f5 h,aales anl rest
 4afs 4s. "a tzs. ## #aH #H#eff l h HiaH8sd fa he ba hs4 terwaHl aud the end 3ie stlaaA Ie mlae ptals'3= If ie. su t fa7 fs fEi6E7 git at iTeP5e l l4.Hg as arz4Hl lae eag saaaa hs flf5fr Hffu0 f 5. hsea9ee | is af'eu desfea W H as @aeu daar=. 4Hd lhe vetsm sfrsa aet ue t1a sreat
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-14
Putnam and Providence

Leave Putnam for Providence and way min, at e.35 a. m changing at Elmville on c,rs < the Providence and Danielson Ralway. Ieayiss Elmville at 6.i5 and S.45 a. Iii. and hon5,, thereafter tc and including 45 ? n. Rein,s' ing, leave Market Square, Providence, ats.s a. m. and hourly thereafter to 3.45 ?. m tbsr ]. 45 D. m. Fare 75 cents.
 sDoes not run Sundays.
 Sundays, one hoGr later.
 xSundavs, hours later.
 Ali southboand ears connect q; Geutral VI lage with cars tor Moosup
 Above table subject to change without notice
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-14

tack the vital organs, causing eatafrh of the bladder. OF the khiaeys themselves break down and waste away cell lY cell.
 Bladder troubles almost aiwtys result from a derangenieut of the kidneNs aHd q cure is obtained quickest hy q proper treatment oi the kidneys. Ii you are feel ing badly you can make no mistake by taking I1r Kilnfer's Swamp Root, the great kidney liver and bladder Hemedv.
 It correcis inability to hold urine and scaiding pain Fl passing it. and oHer- comes that unpleasant neeessitvoi beng compelled te go often through the dav, and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp Root is soon realized. l. stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing csses
 Swamp Root Is pleasant to take and is sold hv all druggists III fittVeent and ene-eailsf size hotties You may have sample bottle of this wonderful lev dis eo9erY anal houk that teiis all about t. both sent free hyulall Addfess. .lr kll- mef x Co, Biughamton, N N When writing mention reading ihis generous otief n this paper Don't make anv mistake, hnt remember ihe name. Swamp Root. pr. Kilmef Swamp Rect. and the address, Biughalnton, N Y. en every bottle
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-14
FRONT AND ELM STREET BOX.
RURAL FREE DELIVERY.
Rnnfes Nn. and J.

Routes No. l and ,. Rural arriers leave daily, Sundays and Hoh days eScepien atS.l0a. m return at S.lO pm. Maiahle matter, weighing ounds or les sent hy Rural Carners must be prepared by stamps affXcd
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-14
nt.

My one l5a# 57Na tesIa can make HEi#=fHft im 5 sarts ane EaH usp at
 H4ass ahs= =p#a4 4=t##es te have sHi H5zeq e.esz i hz htaan Wheeis. ahzei= fu=m Ha fHH ezra faltiEgtsf ar any eI#sf Hst fes Ilahi ef lon heavy
 E'ie los ais ht faa5a. ef ang sizr to 8aiI F anH D Hn eia WHielug euitt sater fha a HaI 0heeis nay hath he ased stlef0l-e ee' auy old eSle
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-14
MAILS CLOSE FOR

Bosten,7IO, l0.10 a. m.. ,T .i5pn- Danielson, 7.40. l0.lo a. nl., ] B. 7.45 F. n. Hartford, 7.i0. 10. 10 a. u., ] B 7.45 p. n. New York, 7.40. l0.lO a. m, 3.l5,5 3a,1.45Fu New Haven, 40, To- 10 a. m., 5.S5, 7.45 ?. E. Norwich, 7.40, l0.l0 q. m, 5.Sa, 7.45 ?. n. Willmantic, 1l0. l0.lo 3. m., 5.S5, 7.43 ?: n. Worcester, T.l0. l0.l0 a. m., 3 B, 5.35, lisF
 
 West and Southern States, 7.l0 10, l0.le,
 n., 3.l5, 3.35, 5.3a, 7.45 p. m. Worcester and New London, North. Way s2
 tions, !. 10 a. rn., 3.35 ?. III. Worcester and New London, South, Way s-<
 tions, 10 a.. m., 5.35 m. =. Boston anl Hartford, East, Way siatons, i.D
 a. n.
 Boston and Hartford West, Way Stations, sls
 D. m. Boston and Pough., East, Way Stations s@S
 D. m. .. Boston and Pough., West, Way Stations, l'1
 a. m.
 Boston, Providence and New York, East, NE
 Stations, l0.l0 am. Woedstocks, Westiord and Eastford, oy SAss
 l0.3o a. rD Woodstocks, South, North, East. l0.3o | nr
 5.35 D. m. Pomiret, 500 a. m., 5.35 p. m., by stage.i Nights for all points 7.45 D. III. Sundays for all points, 3.30 p. m-
 FRANK c. LETTERS. Posfmastef.
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-14
MAILS OPEN FROM

Boston, New York, Hartford aal all points
 north. cast. south and yves. II SIS .. n. Boston, S.l5, l0.45 q. m.. 3.45, 05 D. m. Danielson. $, 1 a m, 3.4a P. Ii. Norwich s. il a. m, 8 4a, sos p. m. Hartford. s, II a m. 4.l0, 6.45 ?. III. New York, s. Il q. m.. 40. $40, ?. m Worcester. S.l5 8. m,, 6.05 D. n. Webster, s.l5 a. E., 6.05 ?. m. 500, II a. m. 4.l0 p. m. Sundays from all points s.3e a. m.
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-14
Outdoor tlsIps.

Applea are profitable ersp, but ilss pesF policy to rats. them for the worms to eat
 \ fence around the rarien Is hot expressive. and t saves lot of annoy anee
 \ row af graneslueS actass he back of the Ganlen min Le great adds. giaR
 There is just eae klnd If EraftiaE hat is Ill fiehi That's the ksua tbat works well In Fhe onhard
 IT vAu Menc to ga te place where l,aA k pv fF,s' delivery of mat you night appueiate Il more
 Gos.a Sts.a Is oue ei The first essen. tists af sosi ersh s:sssd sal and eai enlliYFfian aHt Two others
 lAeel ssead nf ste NanrN an im- lNangH,s N he os,si outdoors Get sanfe sss,I. U. i,ssssss far tha household
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-14

dN. pimplN eompleNlou. headaches, nausea, iadiEestson. Thin hlald makes Nnu weak psale Siekly Rafdeck Rsaoa RstteFs makes the 0lood rich, red, pune
 tvstoFcs lsEgget health
 ssNf Thomas EeseetFie oi K the fSsst feMeaN aal that often fatal ii~caSe-~ em8p Has been nssa with saeoeSs in oHa family 6aF eight yeays NfS l.. NhlteaeKs.. BuIaio. \ |.
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-14
For Sale

In order to close the estate of Ade. lard lilley, will sell al private sale the home place, consisting of lot honsa and two barns, corner of School aud May streets. Inquire of Edward C. W fright. l9lf
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-14

4 geoe faaHg raefen tiifT cost more ihan 'tey are worth
 The vaeatlon eosae 100 faech that is made ai the ezpeuse af saue atiler menler Of the family. usually i.as oyerwarkea busbaad or f4.hef. who rnust remain n the eliy aaeag through The long summer df3s tiat ihe family may reTel in tbe delights of ihe seashore or mountain rcsorf or enjoy the cod Efeezee of fbe real country
 The vacation coais ioo much that eats np sa large a percentage of fiie faniily income that some oiie of efery one VIII have 70 sefimp during the reai Of tha year te make isa for fl
 The vacation eosfs too meeb that is made tn q state ef utter exbaesfi9n. tbe result of mad. eNeitiHg rush to get tbe ordinary bouchol1 af hnsin"sa affair- in order and to provide quit. abic wardrobe
 The vacation eaefs teo mueh fhaf l. spent iu round of gageiies fhat bring one hafe tired asd W ru nHt Instead Of frfrss hs,d and strengthened
 Tn fact. a88 faeatlea faf1t is H9t planned wilh dae regard ts ih- eoa yenlenee and comfort ef eIher ls Ike sy te be Fery poor affair
 Very enlosaile vacations may he aponi at holne f yoe know how to take them and how To pil0 ihem.
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-14
The Cause of Many
 Sudden Deaths.

prevailing III this 1s soeieeeie tive Man tiaelf ti1tlts are caused
 bf heart dis ease lhellnon =ii9l'tZ failure Ztlr
 dfa1I IlIt.N QfAfl i tN result UE Hl= 1l sii-eji-E. ii
 kidnes trouble IS
 a i87,tesl t8a5ly auce
 the kilne poison e5l- blood will at-
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-14

The ugly dlrcc,one skirts aw not iikels tn hoeame lsopulaf ia America The Amegkan does nal shaae the illa sion af the trenellwoman that she has the mest beautiful figure In the wasiss and is conicrins henefit on human ny by displaying t The perfect hguna K Fare. and The American wanan is intelligent and sensible eReHEsi fa know that flowing araneFleS may he deneaaei uHon ta hide deficiencies which the sheath skirt serves only ta hatles9ue MARY nAIE
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-14

t iiii'' the tias ratelef is niti WHtiiis the life ul iAe air4k euf gken mets preearlaus than usua the high Prieel t,ct of aoriefy k revolving b# aHHat meea of public aaHafian h tha dog shows Rfsen al thr leading summer resefea If iS g3sd fur tue pct dos lhat Che show sheuld he outdoors and in suaMer instoat eI ih winter h Ii cold. crowded puhite haH II b | good thlne. tea f4f Aes iem that eahlae pets Nhauld le fashionable. far il h aure9 ths Hristuetafa spod e1re afd makes even tho mansrei popular some Of the dess owned hf Npw Nark taah5 lonahle Nomsn are worth ther weight in gold Aifz e'earg Gould Mrs lier mann ueifiehs Nlrs Wall8u r tiHii Mrs lsMis ifgn Na taAn Jacob Astor. AEss i'eigl Hel7ient Nirs kesi naa YnndcFiifI aal Alfs tf hnf sealt Burden aWa e5pg5HF Gno dogs Mrs Gould liss haiia AiE aelfieaa at feess NH5Ee rHuA4s A' lHii ms a etlefishA treNn Hoadie Nea flagafn na4Aes ii s.e4 ialiJ nl tAs EaH.aH wolf dog. Mrs A#aa aaa Ar i.f@aHt eFe fee paNasaaiaas Ms NaHHeh af leeis FteaA tailass aaa Mas naF den ls desefe1 to baii sttals The fashionable das ba4 tartly eallAH. MonagraiaMed h,a4i.efs sweaters eNef- shoe. rof damp d12s aui hews ot rib hons galsle Al taei ihe eust et the aaedtaee of the arlsocralio dog is a large iiem.
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-14

Communal ana mausmal suffrage has lately hcea rfaued to the women ef Denmark n bamaf ot thls reform a great celehy1iiaa Was heid ai Coren hagen. aad the minister If pubic works, saaua iiaEstna was shewe Spe elai haaiurs on account ut the assist anee which he had te4deeeA the iaoA.'- meni. telegram uf thanks WAS sent to the kiHs who has also favored IL I, k haia.tl tA8 lefee, leng parlia# mentasx suffrage will he extended lo women
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-14

NAaE k 4 eoga ia tha heaaa Moth ing sa AurfN AAaNl Il xNA tfeat il with Efsss tsFeasn KaiM sS sHsn aS Nal las ein fa sf4eeae ant sanste NcE eese#s lhe cold may EfoW 1nfo cAIafghl and fhe spassaeas tse sa sHAaMe3 laat yaa hnVc ia iigiat fer every AfeAlh 4t is ffAe that HfN's egeam RalM cures eataffla. promptly and certainly bat saE4 knsA Ehe elA saS aeaat the 0HWre oE prevention. Therefore ase Cham lsa3sa when the cold lA the head show isSesf. .Sli druggists, aAAt., uf malied 8sV e.ts Brus, W Warren Ssreel, NeM Yass
 Far mild. e3SS aetsssi of Inc tcweis Slugfe sissa og n0an's kegalets k esa 5nzh. Treatment cures hahiteai con- stlnAiian. as cents box. Ask soHr 4rueesszs fsss sissssl.
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-14

This is the seasaa Bhen the hard worked Hctfess Is enio3iue fest from the toll and anS ieties uf her profession Most Of the more prosperous siage NC men haze Bnmner haaes ln winch they recruit, their strensth and good looks il all eosts of rustic parHHils of outdoor sports Mzs Blanche i'5ttes has chicken farm en tbe Hudson. Miss Maude Adams hi# country pa . at RenkenEema iake n isoas i#latd5 Miss May Irwin home eu fhe st Lawrence. Mas I1lti8n Russell i f#fin near somcffiae. \ l Hias tHlla Mar lowe l4dee la thr AdifadaHss. Ms Lulu IiHfaH I eaHHf4 home ia E. wirkIer. hieihrenaae satt1Hh af hea native eHtsbafg Their ltHe af alma idKiite sUp'haq E WelgsHs ean igayt te tae afgHel#ias af ihe faot= liahial
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-14

Mrs. Emily E Woo Hey ths oaiy we man ever gi9en a commission as an officer in the luIicd States araF dlcd recently ui her home Iu Philadelphia She was aeee0te.thFee feat8 9f se. and reeeisel her ee=Iaai aa fsea President AbeahHu tlaceln bufias the eIg!I war ehe fefeed as nafe if the front. and it wa= lH recognition of Der hefoiaa f''af te aaT ese4 E eeMmls isa fz entz ff a=#l Ea -tarE of Naf staHtsH Hr eated b#f #fh T gold medal uA f*faif uf fha slfera ment Hfz Wseiles oeRiHizcd the AA soeiafiou of Arny Srfsea of the CivI War aud saa l's pre- ieal She @as the euIg H6maa t MeMbef of tue Grand Army ef lA fge Hn5llc
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-03

nails from the pitcher. All he could
do was to stand there, eyes like
Sits, hands held out, head up, wait
ing.
He knew that before him giants
of the diamond had stood in that
spot ard made gallant but futile
attempts to capture the base balls
that swished downward faster than
any exrress train, wiggling as If
they had st. Vitus dance, now
swept this way by the wind, in an
instant forced in another direction,
always erratic, always battling.
Street stood on the north side of
the monument. Suddenly Bob Gan.
ley sang out: Here she comes!'
Street saw the ball-a tiny dot
against the sky. Street shifted his
position. 1t took just six and three
quarter seconds for the ball to hit
the earth, 80 feet away. Again came
a whisding, erratic ball. 1t plunged
far from the catcher. Seven other
spheres shot downward. and Street
might as well have been a mile
away.
Four other balls were sent up
Street changed to another side OF
the monument to eucher the wind
Ball No. 10 sped far behind him.
and the catcher moved once more
until he got 60 feet from the base
of the monument.
Ball No. II came closer to the
man below and he had his gauge
The twelfth ball hummed almost
into Streets hands. 1t touched the
tips of his fingers, and from the
impact he knew that if one of the
missiles hit his head it would be
good night for him.
Gritting his teeth at the thought
that unlucky 10 was coming his
way, carrying defeat, the plucky
catcher heard Ganley sing out;
you've got it,"
There was a bang. and street
quivered from head to foot, as q
ship would culver in collision
He stood as still as wooden In
dian, looking at the little sphere ir
his hands. Their he laughed like
child, only half conscious of the
fact that he had done what no mar
in the world ever had done before
His companions clustered around
him and escorted him In triumph tt
his quarters. He played the same
afternoon and seemed meme the less
Fable to perform because Of the tire
mendous thump his hands received
1t is figured that the ball was
travelling 1875 feet per second wher
it reached Streets hands.
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MEElING

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special meeting of the stockholders
of the Ophir Gold & Copper Mining
Company will be held at the Office
of the company, South 5 Howard
street, Spokane, Washington, on
September 18th, 1908, at 1880 p. m.
for the purpose of bonding and
leasing for the term of one year
and putting deed in escrow to be
taken up at the expiration of lease
for the sale Of the company's hold
ings for the consideration Of $50,
600. the property being situated in
the Ophir Mining District, Powell
county, Montana, and consisting of:
The Ophir lode mining claim
survey No. 1901.
The Ophir No. 2 lode mining
claim, survey No. 1902.
The Spokane lode mining claim
survey No. 1903.
The Sunrise lode mining claim
survey No. 1904.
The Katy Allen lode mining
claim, survey No. 1907.
The Ophir No. and the Tiger
quartz lode claim, and all leases
bonds, deeds and agreements with
reference thereto, and for the tran
saction of any and all other bust
ness which may regularly come
before said meeting.
Dated this 18th day Of August
1908.
w. F. MCCARTHY, Secretary.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-09-03
SPORTING
SNAP SHOTS

Tommy Burns now announces
that he will fight Jack Johnson, if
Jack will travel to Australia. The
only trouble is that by the time
Jack got there Tommy would
either have changed his mind or
gone away.
Tim Hurst wants to know what
other business is as easy as UNI
piring, where you get to work at
3:45 and are home for dinner. Tim
must be referring to some other
umpire than himself He never
shows up for a 3:45 game until
about 1851.
Both RUDE Waddell and Bugs
Raymond are pitching great ball
and behaving. Must be something
in st. Louis atmosphere that tends
toward sanity.