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Births Reported.

The following births were reported to
the health Office during the past twenty
four hours:
Milton ]. and Mary f. Ernest, January
II. male.
Milton w. and AlgIe Phillips. January Z.
female
William F. and Irene Mattingly, jan
uary 2. female.
David W. and Lucrecia Hancock, Jan
uary TO- male
John II. and Margaret Kennedy. jan
uary IL female.
Thomas j. and Mary Macdonough, jan
uary IL. male.
John G. and Dorothea Anderson. Decem-
Der 4. male.
John and Carrie Smith. January Is, fe-
male.
George NJ and Cora <. Thompson. Ja..-
uary IL male.
Lemuei w. and Gertrude Todd, January
10. male.
Leonard and Nellie Fry. January Ii. fe-
male.
Issy and Annie Landsman January s,
female.
William and Lille Lewis. January IL,
male.
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LAST RITES PERFORMED.
Tributes to Memory Of Miss Belle
Merrifield-Falls Church Items.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
FALLS CHURCH. Va. January IA. 1908.
The -uneral services of Miss Belle C.
Merrifield were held at the Congrega-
tional Church this afternoon. Rev. DIR.
Franklin Noble officiating. The church
was crowded. attesting the esteem in
which the deceased was held in the COM
munity. Rev Edward Hawes. n former
pastor off the church In Warerville Me-
OF which the Merrifields were meinbers
spoke feelingly Of Ills pastoral relations
with the family. DIR. Noble. her pastor
he-c referred 70 her nobleness of charac-
ter and benevolent work I'm the commu-
nifty. She was one OF the most active
members Of the Village Improvement So
siety. Interment was in Oakwood ceme-
terry. The pallbearers were NJ. l.. Church.
Prof W. W. Kinsley DR.. J. Il. Gould.
tieo. W. HaWxhurst, c. +. Newman and
g., w Poole.
\. the annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers or the National Bank of Fairfax. to-
day. the following were elected members
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neighbors, your loved ones and the Sab
bath school, and those who are dea- TO
YOU In your life and your home. He is
waiting in this campaign tps save ths
children"
Referring to the great work in DIR. Tai
madge's church he said: II want to say
when your own children find Christ. 1t
gets into your own heart. Christ is ready
to come into your home and save those
who are as dear TO you your life. who
are on their way to destiny"
Three things, he said. were necessary.
Faith in the Holy Ghost, exercise and
power. a cooperative faith. He also said
that as necessary adjunct to our faith
there should be prayerfulness. helpfulness
and cheerfulness, and from this lesson he
drew picture of the barren fig tree.
Mr.. Harrison earnestly pleaded with his
fered by Drs. Mcneil and Cole and the
ness. He urged the members of the
church and all Christian believers to pray
earnestly for Gods blessing upon the
m ,tings every day between the hours Of
l. and ] o'clock.
Among the ministers present In the
audience aud upon the platform were
the Revs. e. l.. Parke. j. A. Price, ]. 3.
Clayton. ]. W. Dawson. c. S. Cole, W.
G. Mcneil and Rev. DR.. Easton. The
closing prayers OF the evening were of
fered by Drs. Mcneil and Cole and the
banediction by DIR. Easton.
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day celebration at the jamestown cxposi-
tion last September. when he was ac
corded an ovation.
While in Baltimore Col Randall was
honored by the Maryland Pilgrims AS
socistion by electinG him honorary vice
president OF that organization. This event
took place at the annual sailing day ban
quet, November %. 1907.
Was Born in Baltimore.
James Ryder Randall was born in Bal
timore January l. 1899. After studying
at Georgetown College, he travelled in
South America. Upon his return to the
United States he engaged in journalism
In New Orleans and afterward became
professor off English literature and the
classics at Poydras College. Louisiana
He was there when the civil war broke
out. A newspaper account of the march
Of the Massachusetts, troops through Bal
tmore, April 10. 1901, excited the pro-
fessor to such an extent that he could
not sleep, and anxious to have his state
secede from the Union. he wrote Mary
land. My Maryland" April 26 1861. He
had made a vain attempt to sleep, and
springing froil bed at midnight lighted
candle and with great rapidity wrote
the poem, which the south received with
enthusiasm and which the north amend
ing it radically. also utilized as a war
song.
While on a visit to San Francisco sew
eral years ago attending the convention
of the knights of Columbus, Col. Ran
dali gave a short account of the way, in
which he came to publish the song. 1T
wrote itself" is the way Col. Randall ex-
planned the composition.
"All / ever received from the publica-
ton Of Maryland My Maryland was 800
in Confederate money from a publisher
of music in lew Orleans. The money
came to me at time when Confederate
currency was worth very little. and so
Maryland, My Maryland never really
yielded me anything"
During the last two years he had been
editing a newspa per at New Orleans. but
gave it up short time ago. For twenty
years he was editorial writer on the Au-
gusta Chronicle sevcring his connection
with that paper in 1888. For generations
back Col. Rahdalrs ancestors had been
Marylanders, and he had relatives dis
tributed all over the state.
He is survived by a widow. three daugh-
ters and son, who are residing In Au-
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Hotel Arrivals.

New Wizards. l.. Belt. New York: H.
s. Lyons. Brookline. Mass: f. II. Nc
Arthur and Mrs Macarthur. Phila adelphia: !:
w. Warren. New York: A. l.. Allen Gin
cinnati Ohio. c. 0. Johnson. Pittsburg
Ebbitt-J. F. Halliger. Toledo. Ohio: Ira
Harris. Bogota. n. Y: +. S. Dorsey. New
York; j. A. Cotton, New Orleans: III. G.
O. Colby. United States Navy.
Arlington-George T.. Anderson. Rio
de Janero, Brazil: Howard Carroll and
Mrs. Carroll New York: ]. H. Meyer
and Mrs. Meyer, New York; Charles A.
Davis. Philadelphia: Alfred Hone. Provi-
dence. X. l.. II. r. Newcomb. New York.
Raleigh-George w. Ogilvie, Chicago:
George l.. Douglas. Chicago: r. b. Nc
Clure, New York: ]. w. Flock. Long
Branch. n. j.: Charles Van Ness. New
York w. D. Brown. Philadelphia
Riggs-James A. Freeland. Phila dol
phia: c. w. Speckin, Philadelphia: A.
Lamoritz. Philadelphia: T. Schmitz. Phila-
delphia s. Gilbert, New York: j. P. Ste
venson, West Virginia: c. Abrams. and
Mrs. Abrams. Atlantic City; w. Hadupp,
Union City. Md.
Norma ndie-Bert Jgoe, New York:
f. F. Acheson. Pennsylvania: f. c. Chap
man. San Francisco: Charles Bynn. New
York.
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Michigan Man Has Hiccoughed a
Week

1TROlT. January I5.-R. S. Porrit
1T Glendale avenue. Highland Park has
bee Liccoughing almost without inter
ruption for more than a week He is now
In serious condition and physicians can
md nothing which will stop the malady
A. Porrlt was attacked by the fit one
week ago yesterday, physicians giving
him relief only twice for half an hour
each time The old-fashioned remedies.
sue, as sudden fright and holding the
patients tongue between his teeth naye
all been tried without avail
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o. the board of directors; r. Walton
Moore. S. II. Donohoe, G. Vernon Ford,
J. w. Ballard and J. S. Barbour of Fair
fag, DIR. r. Nj. Brooks and T.. r. Swetnam
OF Swetnam: Capt. NJ. D. Hall of Burkes
NJ. i. Church of Falls Church, DIR. A. c.
Coumbe of Vienna and T. B. Putnam of
FauGuier. At the meeting of the board of
director Il. Walton Moore was elected
president. DIR. +. NJ. Brooks. vice pres-
dent, and J. w. Ballard. cashier
Messrs. X. Wilbur Birch and NJ f.
Church Of Falls Church were elected mem
h.rs Of the board OF directors Of the Inde-
pendent Mutual Fire Insurance Company
or Fairfax. Monday. at the annual meet
ins.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued IN
the following:
George G. Holt and Rosa +. Curtin
Abram Anderson and Laura Bills
borough. both of Philadelphia. Pa.
Edwin Y. Swami of Charleston, w. Va
and Mac $. Minnick of Baltimore Nd.
Joseph II. Oehmann of this city and
Myrtle B. Ward of Rockville, Nd
Roland j. Marshall OF Philadelphia. Pa.
and Maude n. Glenn of Richmond. Va.
Silas W. Thorne of New York city and
Nellie B. Sorrell of this city
Walter w. Ponce of Harrisonburg. Va.
and Daisy d. Frazier OF Front Royal. Va
Henry +. Huddleson Of Friendship. Nd
and Alice l.. Shoemaker of this city.
John w. Woodson and Grace +. Fftz.
gerald, both OF Richmond Va
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REVIVAL AT HAMLINE.
Raw. Thoe. Harrison Addresses
Large Congregation.

The second OF the revival meetings
in progress at Hanline Church. with Rev.
Ihopas Harrison in charge. opened last
night with a large audience filling the
auditorium and galleries. A half hour
of song preceded the regular service un-
der the leadership of Mr.. c. II. Schooly
and a large choir. The opening song
Standing on the Promises of God" was
sung and Rev DIR. Price led in PRAYER
followed by Rev Dr. Dawson and the
pa astor, DIR. Guthrie.
After relating many Incidents OF re-
vival work Mr.. Harrison announced his
text from Mark, 18th chapter. 22d verse.
Have Faith in God" Commenting on
this text. he said: He is ready to bless
us, Christ is near to save US. He wants
you to bring In your friends and your
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dalD. who live at the Cleveland apart
ments, 1913 Linden avenue. this city.
The Famous Song.
Maryland. My Maryland" was written
In 1861 by Mr.. Randall while a professor
of English literature and classics in Poy-
dras College, at Ponte Coupee College.
on the Fausse river, Louisiana. about
three miles from the Mississippi.
OF the poem 13rander Matthews has
written In April. 1851. he read in the
New Orleans Delta news of the attack on
the Massachusetts troops as they passed
through Baltimore.
This account greatly excited me- Mr.
Randall wrote in answer to my request
for information. L had long been absent
from my native CITY,, and the startling
event there influenced my mind. That
night / could not dismiss from my mind
what l had read in the paper About
midnight | arose. lit a candle and went
to my desk Some powerful spirit seemed
to possess me. and almost involilntarily
| proceeded to write the song of My
Maryland
Here are the words of the song as they
were originally written:
The despot's heel is on thy shore,
Maryland.
Ills torch is at thy temple door,
Maryland,
Avenge the patriotic gore
That hecked the streets OF Baltimore,
And be the battle queen of yore.
Maryland. My Maryland.
Hark to exiled sons appeal
Maryland,
My mother State. to thee kneel
Maryland
Fer life and death. for woe and veal.
Thy peerless chivalry reveal.
AND glrd thy beauteous limbs with STEEL
Maryland! My Maryland
S.or,ot -;;r
Maryland.
Come. with thy panop!ed array.
With Rnggolds spirit for the fray
With Waisons blood at Monterey.
With fearless Lowe and dashing May,
Maryland My Maryland
Thou wilt not cover In the dust,
Maryland.
Thy beaming sword shall never rust,
Maryland.
Remember Carrol's sacred trust:
Remember Iowards warlikc thrust.
And all thy sluipl're with the just.
Maryland: My Maryland
Dear mother burst the tyrant chain.
Marylaud
Virginia should not call In vain
Maryland
She mects her sisters on the plain.
sic Semper,' tits the proud refrain
That battles minions back anain,
Maryland
Arise, In majesty again.
Maryland My Maryland
come. Tor thr Sn1et0 Is Dr1Ent anu stroHE,
Maryland!
Come! for thy daisnce does the wrong,
Maryland!
Come to thine own heroic throng,
Stalking with Liberty along,
And give a Key to thy song
Maryland! My Maryland.
see the blush upon thy check,
Maryland,
For thou vast ever bravely meek,
Maryland!
But 10! there surges forth shrek.
to
Potomac calls to Chesapeake.
Maryland! My Maryland.
Thou wilt not yield the yandal toll,
Maryland.
Thou wilt not crook to his control.
Maryland!
Better the fire upon thee roll;
Better the shot. the blade. the powi,
Than crucifixion OF the soul.
Maryland! Ny Maryland!
hear the distant tlunder-hnm.
Maryland!
The Old Line bugle, fife and drum.
Maryland!
She ia not dead nor deaf nor dump-
IIuzza. She spurns the Northern scum. - %,
She athes! She burns! She'll come. she II
come. 80
MARYLAND. My Maryland.
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DEATHOF COL.RANDALL
BECAME FAMOUS AS AUTHOR OF
"MARYLAND, MY MARYLAND"

BALTIMORE, January 15.-Col James
Ryder Randall. author of Maryland, My
Maryland" and many other poems, died
at his home. in Augusta. Ga. yesterday,
after a short illness. Death was due to
congestion Of the lungs. brought on by
contracting a cold while returning from
church in incIement. weather several days
ago. According to a. dispatch from Au-
gusta, he was found unconscious in his
room, and notwithstanding all efforts to
revive him. he never rallied.
Col. Randall was In Baltimore during
old home week and remained. here until
the first week in December. and was one
OF the leading figures in the MARYLAND
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Virginians Married in Raging
Stream.

WINCHESTER, Va, January 15.-Loye
laughed at high waters in Shenandoah
county Monday. when seated In a bugsy
in midstream. with the water whirling
about them and threatening at any mo-
ment to swoop them down stream, Arthur
Runion. q young farmer. and Susie Rim
ker, farmers daughter. were married.
The vows were called out to the couple by
Rev. A. r. Book, who stood on the bank
with book in hand. After the ceremony
the couple drove TO their home, near
Mount Jackson.
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Frederick and Maude Mace. January 3.

Frederick and Maude- Mace, January 3.
female.
James L. and Elizabeth Gerry, January
IL. female.
William w. and Tillie Smith, January
II. female.
Benjamin and Mary Gray, January 8, fe-
male.
John B. and Ellender Ellis. January IL.
female
Philip and Nellie Brisco, January II, fe-
male.
Alfred and Lottie Carter January IL,
female
Richard and Ruth Harris. January 8,
male. ..-..-.- l-...--.. 80
James and Mary Tyler. January 8, fe-
male.
Caesar and Annie Byrd. January l.,
male. -
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\ Venezuelan court acting on a petition
OF tho government. has declared the Coro-
La Neis Railroad and Improvement Com
pany to he bankrupt and appointed a re-
ceivcr for the concern
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The opening session of the French par
Lament was held yesterday afternoon
with the usual formalities.
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COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE

LAXATIVE HRUNU QTINTNE the
'susc. Jsed The world over 10 Cuce y Cold IN
One Day, Z. W. Groves signature on tox. &c.
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The Famous Song.

gusta and two sisters dhe Misses Ran
dalD. who live at the Cleveland apart
ments, 1913 Linden avenue, this city
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IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Continued from Seventh Page.)

Grahams immediate family. consisting Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Graham and
son and daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur G. Cole and daughter. were pres
ent.
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The debutante today will be Miss Alice
BOYD, daughter of DIR. John c. Boyd.
C.SN.. and Mrs Boyd. and the tea will
pc given at the home of Mrs. c. c.
Willard. the grandmother of Miss Boyd,
1915 z street
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Taylor FitzGerald ID
announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Hattye Belle, to F. Raymond French.
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Mr.. Skyback is a representative
from Mars, who visits Hickman.
State Line and Luzelle, IN his tour
Of inspection through Kentucky,
sending wireless messages 20 the
Martinians His language Is rather
peculiar. and denotes Ignorance on
his part. as 20 the customs and usages
as 20 our metropolis and Us suburban
sisters, as will be observed from his
notes which follow
Visited an outlying hamlet on a
peculiar highway composed OF met
al, two strings running side by side
over which Whirled monster ch1riots
propelled By an invisible agency
the hamlet consisted Of two cribs,
trading establishment and a plat
form upon which was pefched a box
shaped structure that the genial
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Danger in Delay.
Kidney Diseases are Too Ddn-
erous for Hickman People 70
Neglect.

The great danger Of kidney
troubles is that they get a firm hold
before the sufferer recognizes them.
Health is gradually undermined.
Backache. headache. nervousness.
lameness, soreness, lumbago,
urinary troubles. dropsy, diabetes
and Bright's disease follow in
merciless succession. Don't neglect
your kidneys. Cure the kidneys
with the certain and safe remedy,
Doan's Kidney Pills. which has cur
ed people here in Hickman.
Clay Pickett, living in Hickman,
Ky, says; 81 am using Deans
Kidney Pills at the present time and
find them an excellent remedy. Ny
kidneys bothered me of and on for
over a year. AT times ] suffered
from sharp twinges through my
back, and Il hurt me 10 stoop to
pick anything up. The action OF
my kidneys was also irregular
causing me considerable annoyance.
Some time ago I heard about Doan' S
Kidney Pills, und deciding to give
them a trial. procured a box at
Helm & Ellison's drug store. I am
using the second box aud am delight
ed with the results. My general
health has greatly improved and ]
gladly give Doan's Kidney Pills my
endorsement. Fl"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
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"Lovers Leaps" the legend from
which this imposing bluff derives its
name, Mr. Dillon could not narrate,
SO referred US 10 Dan Rice. a dark
hued citizen, for Us weird and classic
history.
Upon the smooth surface Of the
stream referred 20, we're swiftly
gliding objects. with perpendicular
tubes from which was emitted a
strange black vapor. and at its rear
revolving motive power that We
inferred carused this emission Of
vapor from the tubes while We we're
gazing on this strange object II gave
forth a hoarse succession Of sounds
al intervals that amazed and startled
US so that We beat a hasty retreat
into Charlie Schlenker's silversmith
shop. Charlie vas sitting before a
vindcw with a rack full Of time de-
noiers before him, that differ ma
iefially from our sun-dials. into one
Of which he vas peering with an OBJ
long, barrel shaped object on his
eye Catlett Johnson. who was pres
ent, informed US that he was consult
ing this oracular machinery for a
TAP as to how 10 vote on the Gov ordi-
nance.
The shades OF night are approach
ing. deep gathering shadows are set
Ting over the city. and out Of the
shades peer tiny sparks that re-
semble distant stars; We are inform
ed by Joe Ballard thar these are the
city's nluminants pronounced bru-
netts are very much IN evidence,
and their savage demeaner makes as
tremble for our safety; the curfev
has sounded and we seek much need
ed tepose at Mr.. Heaih's inviting
and hospitable hostelry.
SKYBACE's SEC'Y.
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pofiers. Harry Maison and Arthur
Shaw, informed Us was up-to-date
and peculiar 10 The above mentioned
highway. Boxes, upon which vas
inscribed Anhauser Bush. and others
with no marks 10 denote the con-
tents" we're IN evidence, these, the
gentlemen informed us, we're con-
signed 10 a party whose name had a
metallic ring. bat which We cannot
recall.
Following this highway, &c emery
Cd at point where a large stream
resembling our Mariinian canals,
glided smoothly at the foot Of a
steep incline that Tom Dillon, IT,,
Who is a peace ofhcial. and Who We
found busily engaged IN hefding and
impounding four footed animals cal
led swine that are not allowed 20
run az large under a penalty that Is
prohibiiory informed us Is called
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Bred in Old Kentucky.

They Nere bred in Old Kentucky.
Where they scraps tobacco heds.
Where they burn The harms nc midnight
Aud she housetops o'rr your heads:
They were bred Boa oid Kentucky,
Beat o.. hoy. you're surely unlucky
yuur sheds.
They were bred in old kentucky.
Where they ralsed tobacco some,
unul those Say night riders
Put the rnisin' on the hum
Vow they raise IA Oid Kentucky
H-ll. and. yes, you're surely lucky
no you haven't got "a share ~ % 70
come.
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Shepard School House.

Mrs. Hubert Breuer is improving.
Jim Langford moved to Hickman
last week.
Joe Terrett was IN this neighbor-
hood last Friday and Saturday.
Vaulx Shepard and Miss Winnie
Sanders we're married Sunday.
Hubert Wright and sister, Miss
Maud, attended church at Reel Foot
Sunday.
Mrs Icie Darnell died last Friday
al the home Of her father, Claud
Green. The body was buried at
Antioch Saturday.
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A special from Paducah says
Night Riders notices in the peanut
districts are now being posted, and
Il is reported that the Saltillo and
the packets, Savannah and the Ken
lucky have been warned, in notes
sent BY the night riders, not 70 carry
any more peanuts.
The Salullo and the Kentucky
carry large quantities to St. Louis
from the Tennessee river Trouble
has been brewing there a long time.
Drummers reported that some OF
their number who denounced violence
we're run out Of the section.
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Other : Folks Business

Today is good Friday.
Going driving1 Phone no.
Buy your calendars at home.
Congress will adjourn May 18th.
Gasoline at the Courier Office.
See the fine pianos.-J. w. crav-
ford.
Have you a farm for sale7 The
Courier Realty Co. has a buyer.
Mrs. Chas. Rudder left Wednes-
day for Fulton TO visit her sister for
a few days.
Elder Colley will preach at Mt.
Hermon next Sunday. Everybody
cordially invited.
The Courier will print next week
a detailed statement Of the finances
OF Fulton county.
Twenty counties in IllionS voted
"dry" Tuesday. The opposition TO
booze seems TO be spreading.
When il comes right down TO
good. staple and servicable furni-
taTe. Montgomery's is the place TO
buy Il.
We are informed that the Chris
tian church people contemplate
holding a revival in this city some
time in June. Rev. A. B. Moore.
a very highly recommended preach
en-, will likely conduct the services.
President Roosevelt has made
public his letter Of April 2 TO the
Attorney General directing proceed
ings by injuction to compel certain
railroads Of the South 10 furnish
equal recommendations 10 white and
negro passengers. The N. c. & ST.
L. is one OF the roads affected.
A representative Of the Industrial
Workers Of the World says there arc
$1,000 men now out Of employ
ment. OF these $4,000 are in Ken
lucky. Such conditions always
have a material effect on National
elections. All signs are beginning
to indicate that the Republican party
will be defeated this year.
Il will be hard to walk long with a
girl this summer and place an arm
around her waist (t there are any
East Paririe boys with the necessary
nerve 10 do sol II she is wearing
one Of those new umbrella sailor
hats. However, they are very at
tractive Doth girls and hats) and
so long as her head may be tilted a
little. etc, it is thought the boys
will be able to stand the style all
righi.-Easi Prairie Eagle.
Pain, anywhere, can be quickly
stopped by one Of DR.. Shops Pink
Pain Tablets. Pain always means
congesiion-unnatural blood pres
sure. DR.. Shops Pink Pain Tablets
simply coax congested blood always
from pain centers. These Headache
Tablets-simply equalize the blood
circulation and the pam always de-
parts in 20 minutes. 20 Tablets Is
cents. Write DR.. Shoop, Racine.
Wis. for free package. Sold by all
/ dealers.
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wanted-Reliable. energetic man
to sell lubricating oils, greases and
paints in Fulton and adjacent coun-
ties. Salary or commission. SrET-
SON Oil Co. Cleveland, Ohio. 44-lip
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lust received 400 feet Of 4-ply
guaranteed hose. Also nozzles. Any
length, and delivered anywhere in
the city.-Colion * Adams.
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Inactive, aren't they We know how to buy how to SELL