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No6-MEDICAL HEALING.

The JCNOD tyhs EaCluMJ METHOD OF
NFORCED-EE5 TIe-CIECL-I.A-
TON, demonstrates tnaL there IS q SCIENCE
II CURING DISEASE Eq-aIlE that IA
surgery.
There IS no need Of SUFFERING with
LDCUMDTOR ALAAIA. EEIGHTS DIS
EASE. RHEUMATISM. PARALYSIS, those
AILMENTS OF the SPINE. NERVES. and
LIMBS Chat make WALKING ulEa LAPy+
.elBLEJ and those malaG4es that are The
result OF ONERWORh, WORRY 4ua ACE
THEY CAN LII CURED.
While much IS claimed Tor the JCNOD
METHOD OF [D[-MEDICAL HEALING
IT MAKES GOOD. The Juu01 System OF en-
forced circulation is used extensively by the
PHYSICIANS Il Germany and France AZ the
Bonn University anu IN other Hospitals
where u has superseded all other LeLLJ-s As
q cIrs g0r those ailments that DO not yield u
medication. 4 CORDIAL INVITATION Is
EXTENDED PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS
TO CALL AN1J LEARN ALL ABOUT IT.
Informal Icu Free
PROF. h y D. PARKER.
l4Zi New York Avenue y. W.
Hours 10 20 C.. Sundays. 10 10 l.
Lady assistant deSi-tt
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RUG WEAVING.

SAVE your old carpets. rugs WSv1a from
old CARPETS; the only weaving factory OF It's
kind in the City. WASHINGTON RUG Co,
81 9th st. nv. Phone Main 4325. !a7-9ot
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG'S 9TH ana X sts uW
S. KAHN, SONS & CO.. Sth and NGrEet sIzse
GREENS CAPITAL A y V = Il ) n Q
AGENCY, Ii45 18th ST NV.
W. h. McNULTY, Cigar Store. I4tE and nv
EHOLE ISLAND PHARMACY, Linton a
Nelson, PToprietorsi corner Rhode Island
ave, LIST and sts. NV.
ROBERT L PETZO.Dt The HARVARD Phar-
macy, 1lth ana Harvard SITS. NV.
W. A. DARLING. cor. 18th and I sts NV
l. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. Itn ST.. Rhode
Island ave and st. nv.
H. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 9Th 81. ana
Mass. ave. nv.
CHAS. Z. HORNUNO. Christiant Pharmacy
Ew., cor. lth and 81 SITS nv.
sANFOkD'S PHARMACY. New York ave-
and North Capitol street.
X. A NEITCH. ZotA and N SITS. NV
QUIGLEYS PHARMACY, 21st and g sta nv
5. 81. WAGNER a CO. LIST and Il sts nv
- T. IAlLOE. cor Stn and = sta. NV.
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th & Pa. ave nv
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. Nth ana PARK
road.
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TYFEWRITERS.

NO s REMINGTON. three months for $.
BOX 5S2, Times Office feL7t
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MADAM THEO. paImist, card reader. and
medium; German spoken. So II Il. NV.
feA5,79
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FOR RENT-FURNISHEp ROOMS.
ST NV. G3-NiceIy furnished front
rooms: southern exposure; heat, bath, gas.
fest
10TH ST, wv 5I4-For rent three-roora
fiat. no heat. water and bath. SIS. fest
II ST Ne. IS. Flat p. me Penhurst-stsam
heated room. fe4st
Fl ST. NV. us-seconl floor two cheerful
rooms; furnished complete Tor Iisht house
keeping. rent. SIS Il
18TH ST NV. sls-Nice. bright, warm
bedrooms. also housekeeping rooms reason
able It
y. CAROLINA AVE. Sc. ds-Two rooms
80, -,. ~ ll- % s''. .S5i,
II
rs, 81 5ol W" slaFss furnished roo" Tor
81. - - , lI5iS''ea rooms +',- near
f.lg+
ao5 a month ;, ' fest
lsT ST Sc sa3-Three furnished rooms
/ AsAL A'lseAeepi-s- Ist9l
frgat room; reasonable Phone Main ss'-
Ie5-st
c ST. NV. -gI-Iarge room on parior floor
-
/ a. ~ ~ ~ -Nil''F -u-"l7leI Ioo'is 81
|
%w . lats-Bsegs.faI , isTss sunny room room:
setL-leFs l exposure Wei Iuil'IsHeI' hhe hol-e.
- ---,- - - ------------ --- -
/ - 7L. :, w, VIZ oFHisiea rooms IoE Asa'
! ------- -------
/ NV INN A't.' 7''-F tEHlsAe4 room l'F
man 81 ------
g ST. Ne. l2i-Near Capitol. furnished
l'''''7' 'o-s5AeeI'"s- ls'-al
| r ST. NV, l3ls-Nice furnished connecting
-0---- anu -ai' lo0-'' Die4--@sl Il GeSti5
| = - - -
/ = - N"-' -ss--'i'e'y IeIh'sHel room Win
80
sIA 81 Ne, i2- \, furnished ed small SINAI!
roor 80 C-sTitoI 5si255t
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! Ok Rk6I-UNE URNISHEu hGGMS.
|
! 18th ST NE. s45-Tvo bright rooms heat
- - D--"' ''1A '''-" II 81 1'ES' reason
|
/ q ST. SW.- -s-2-On large room, gas ana
,---- sT gr ,oo g-,-o- ,--,----,-,-7 -
SIS. It
ond door: light h0uss1sepllng: heat and gas.
1t
and sBH 5 sI NV" '-Ila' for rent two fs g22ms
D ST. NV, 2lo-Two larse light rooms: gss.
neat. Iei4t
| 2lST ST. NV, 520-One front room and ad-
Joining nan room hea-, gas, bathi light
housekeeping cheap. i
18th ST. NV. 1.-TWO large rooms; rea-
/ sonable. own entrance. fest
| ---
! for rent; reasonable. fe2-3t
! - - -
! ETH AND q NN--Large 'front.' ROOM al
dress BOX 575, Times office fe3-3t
|
/ RIGGS PLACE, ltsS-J niuTnlshed rooms. S.
-
1873 q ST NW--Eleyen rooms and bath, SIS;
people. KARRICK * METCALF. 1920 New
/ York ave. fest
/ 952 WESTMINSTER st, NW.-Nine rooms;
/ bath; $500 RARRICK * METCALF, 1920
New York ave fest
@ ==
ron NM
FUk I'm -
r,.xz - rTs.--.-1z n,
|
| G. st NV IS2S-A second story bay window
] sIrAye room fa7-gr
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PERSONAL
~. WILLARD BIsAOP.

PSYCHIC PIANIST
Assistance for Troubled and Gnfortunate-
ARE YOU IL TROUBLED
DO you find with all your natural gifts and
talents that you are bafded. discouraged and
unsuCCessful2 II So come aud be advised P
md out the cause OF your bad luck and now
TO change your bad conditions 20 those OF
success, JOY and happiness Thousands live
today 10 bless ana give credit Of their sue
cess and happiness 20 THIS WONDERFUL
CLAIRFOYANT. she has helped others.
WHY NOT YOU7
72I-NINTH STREET NW.-iI
Don't mistake name and number)
feg-tf
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DENTISTRY.

no PAIN. 80 HIGH PRICES.
PAINLESS MOTLEY
WashlugJon's Original Palu.ess Dentist
SET " teeth. s. lT0ld crowns an Bridge
work. Is u =. billings, 5yc ~. GIL syh SO. NV
Ja-s-Jt
PAINLESS DENTISTRY REDUCED PRICES
Set Of teeth, Sc. Besg set. s. lflF snort time
oulyJ Gold crowns, Jrl1geW OK. 81 Filings 5.c.
UNION PAINLESS DENTISTS.
6Z7 4 NV. near IJL. Dr. j. Ii MCDONALD.
5aZS-tf
pRs. 0, ". s. ". J. ELZEY, DENTISTS.
5. " Cor. lUth ana Sta n ".
SpeclaILsts "a la4l-e8s Extracting. Gold
Crown ana Bridge MGEk. El.lIngs ana Plates
that ia satisfaction E-AEaLlezI % money
TgIuuded. AJaerats FEsees. E'agIs ~. 49,
fs-A-u
CUT RATE DENTISTRY.
so set OF Teeth. Gold Crowns and BrIdgeyork
81 Filings, &c Painless Extraction Free.
L. g. army And Navy Dental Association,
DIR. -. HARRY MORAN Agr.
60 = So M. CORNER Or lLA
IylS-u
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NORTHEAST

sNOkt A1EA6Ls
LADDOE PHARMACY, 300 Florida avs -
CHAS. II. BLGMER. n. Cap. and r sta n~
McCHESNEY * JOACHIM cor ID ans n -
KRAUS' PHARMACY, 9Th and h sts
GcCHESEEY 81 JOACHIM, 9Th and y sla n
SOUTHEAST.
r. E. POWELL. 18th an East Caaitoi ~,
ROACH DRUG CO., Sta and G sts "a
II. \ FEALl. Nv. cor lIth and Pa ayO
SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EIsENBEISS. It'll ana 2 stresta
GEORGETOWN.
f. P. WELLER. Pharmacy. ASA II 81 m.
ANA COSTA
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts.
BROORLASD. n c.
ARTHUR II. r. LUERSSEN DruS stora
ALEXANDRIA, Va,
r. L CARNE & CO. 70s King Al
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LOST.

LOST-One fur glove. Center Market. Feb
ruary g, north b ST. wing. between Tth am
9Th. Reward il returned TO 6l7 81. NV. or
SS1 Maryland ave. ne It
LOST-Frlday OF Saturday. pair nose glasses
and chain. Reward. I0i7 II ne. Il
LOST-3etween AQue3Uct bridge. 18th St.
Metropolitan car, Est and O SITS Riggs
Bank. Rot hons and The Cairo Apartment
house a lRdy's cameo breast pin. Handsome
reward for return 20 Office The Cairo Apart
ments. . and 18th SIS. fest
T-AlassachUsetts. Wisconsin ami Con
nectiCut avenues WuoCley lane. plain
round gold lCczet engraved n. Y. V Re
ward for return 10 Apartment o. 1898 Euclid
NV. fest
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ALL CASES before al courts and depart
nents. Aid in business and private difficul-
ties Collections and litigation everywhere.
Moderate charges. Confidential. L. S. Legal
Corp, 307 Bond Building. ja2I-tf
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FOR SALE-IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A
bargain In 8cJd piano it viii pay you 10
investigate the values we are Offering in
used gpTigHts. 1cse instruments nave 5eaI
put in perfect condition and are good for long
service. Howard Upright, $50. Chickeri1R
$50. Knabe. $50: Sten. gl4e5 Stelnway ~
most new $4J0. and many others Easy pay
ments.
o. J. DeMOLL d CO. I2sl C st. y. w.
feI-tf
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don't mind the weather.
we can sell sou good warm oFercoat from
g and s. full suits of clothes, So and So coats
and vests, $50 and 81 coats 81 50; pants. $50.
all wool stock. merchant tailor made. slightly
worn. JUSTHS OLD STAND, 6l9 ID. fest
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Oldest established stand IN
Alexandria; fortune for right man. DUGAN.
GE Louisiana ave. fe+3t
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

BOY as cishwasher in cafe 1929 Seventh
/ -.,..- II
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II you WISH ADVICE and Information on
any subject call 20 see AIR. Million and get a
palm reading OF psychic reading. Mr. Million
also teaches hypuOtisu. mental hypnotic sug-
gesti0n ana palm.sITy. sZ Eye 81 nv.
fs9--r
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ORIGINAL GYPSY paImist; whole fortune
told. l5c, open nights 1923 sJh. ST. NV. IL.
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HELP WANTED-MaIe and Female.

LADIES and gentlemen who would Ike %
Increase their salary without interfering
with present employment, add -ess Man
AGER. l4l5 Chaplin Test
WE TEACH PItman, Graham, Gregg. Barnes,
and the Syllable systems, % 10 loo words per
minute iu $50 hours guar al.teed. Positions
provided for our pupils "a .alogue free
STENOGRAPHICAC ADEAIE, Colorado Bldg.
uoZI-tf
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SPIRITUALISM.

MISS WHITE no Is spiritual meeting We'd
nesday at 2, private reading daily. 1916 G.
NV, II
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WANTED-Ro0Ms AND BOARD.

GENTLEMAN desires breakfast and room.
can furnish latter; about $50 per month
Please give particulars BOX $50, Times
Office. fe+2t
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FOR SALE-Slop -ars with covers special
see. regular price ssc: save money see
HOPWDJD. sth and X fest
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BOY-A cOlOred boy. Is years Old to MAKE
himself useful in restaurant; must De neat
IN anpearanca iIl6 Pa. av. NV. IL
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WE HAVE for sale a Maxwell runabout in
perfect condition; owner buying larger car.
Ask Mr. Hood to show you Mr. Newton !
car. MOTOR CAR Co. 1913 New York ave.
nv. iaS-tF
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MUSIC.

-VANTED-Piano pupils. Adherent Lesche
tizky methods. Five years experience as
teacher Prefer giving lessons IN pupils
home. Address Mrs T H. B.. BOX p CIV
p. o. VIII call jazz "a &c, %. 20fe2 ace II
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BARBER SHOP for sale cheap: must sell on
account Of sickness. 1901 7Jn St. nw. fef-3t
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CIGARS ana periodicals; heart OF city DU-
GAN, 6l7 louisiana ave. fef-5t
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BUSHELMAN - First class bushelman
BERGLING. 1878 + st. NV. fest
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FOREMAN-Resporsib and experienced. for
electric wagon stable; send name and ad-
dress and qualifications 10 BOX 49,. Times
Office. te5-i4t
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FOR SAIE-Th-eerchair barber shop In good
business location; price reasonable. 1l06 7th
81. NV. feg-2t
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FOR RENT-PHONOGRAPHS.

PHONOGRATH FOR RENT-S1 per month:
records rented 8 cents per month"; machines
repaired j. e.. HERMAN, 1920 Pennsylvania
ave NV. I'd door below Chase's Theater.
Phone Main 7i2S. fest
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

lOE- DISCOUNT on horse blankets. lap robes.
harness, trunks suit cases, etc. GERMUILr
Err cal Louisiana ave feg-st
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CAN'T seIIias out $50 X c. 7. ruuabo,-t
SO 90; y6oO Top Duggles- $500 $500 surreys
a. g75.OU. 500 TOP spring wagons, yI5. 90.
Everything al cost. Come Tor bargains. I25s
u 81. NV. oc22-tf
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LEES BIRD STORE Will remove Decsmbsz
Is to az 18th st. NV. opposite Star BuiId-
ing. and continue to carry full line OF birda
pets, cages, aquAria. etc. del5-tf
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SALOON-Eest stand 7th II. NV: money
maker cheap rent. DUGAN, 6l7 Louisiana
ave. fe4-2t
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BOY-White boy in grocery store: two men
drive feed wagon. Inquire EXCHANGE,
1888 18th NV II
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-11-27
Sold Valuable Timber.

AS an evidence of the remark
able increase in the price of timber
H. L. Curtin has just closed a deal
with Ferguson, Palmer q Co., Pa.
ducah, for 100, 900 feet of poplar tim.
Der to be cut from Is acres of land
in the vicinity of Woodland Mills.
The timber was bought for So pei
thousand in the tree, aggregating
81 200. Mr.. Curtin informs us that
there has been no timber taken OF
this land for thirty-three years.
At that time, we venture to say,
that the timber was bought for less
than $40 per acre. We expect
virgin timber could have been
bought for less tnan $40 per acre
twenty-five years ago.
Such is the condition of the forests
that it has led the Government to
take steps to preserve a larga
amount OF forest land in this couna
try. Nevertheless it "a a han
some return to Mr.. Curtin.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-11-27

Geo. w. Robinson will leave next
Tuesday for Roswell, New Mex, to
test the climatic advantages of that
country in an effort to restore sound
health. The young gentleman will
locate temporarily with the object
of making his stay permanent il
the surroundings and opportunities
are suitable. Mrs. Robinson, his
wife, will remain here until spring
with the purpose of joining Mr.,
Robinson in his new Western home
at that time. Good luck go with
him will be the unanimous senti-
ment of hundreds OF good friends
here. Mr.. Robinson is by profess
sion and inclination a merchant
tailor and cutter, a pupil OF the
| Mitchell school in New York and of
the Oakley school in Chicago. He
is also ambitious, independent in an
artistic degree and has many
friends and patrons here who take
a measure of pride in his work.
The young man is also an honor
able, Christian gentleman, and it is
! with pleasure we commend him to
the good people of Roswell.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-11-27

Don't forget tickets with each cash
purchase of Is cents at Wallace w
Moore's.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-11-27
HAPPY WOMEN
Plenty of Them in Union City, and
Good Reason For It.

Wouldn't any woman be happy,
After years of backache suffering,
Days of misery, nights of unrest,
The distress of urinary troubles,
She finds relief and cure?
Noreason why any Union City reader
Should suffer in the face of evidence
like this:
Mrs Nancy T. Burcham, PIG North
Depot street, Union City, Tenn, says:
"Some four years ago, | gave a state
ment telling how Doan's Kidney Pills
had cured me of kidney disease. L
still hold the same good opinion of
this remedy. / was principally both
cred by pains in my back and hips and
it was hard for me to lift or stoop. L
could not turn in bed without sharp
twinges catching me and | became
nervous and languid. Upon using
Doan's Kidney Pills for a few weeks,
the trouble was conquered, and have
not had an attack since"
For sale by all dealers. Price SOC.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New
Work, sole agents for the United
Amber the name-Doan's-and
other.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-11-27
Leonidas Polk Chapter.
Leon1das Polk Chapter he

Leon1das Polk Chapter he
regular monthly meeting on ThuN
day, the 10Th inst, with Mrs. Nan
ME Beck.
According to its custom, the
meeting was opened with prayer by
the chaplain. The attendance was
unusually large and much interest
in the work was manifested.
BY request, Mrs. Sears read a
highly interesting letter from her
Mr.. Lieut.. Col. H. c. LockhaIaI
Tennessee Regimep1
aaaothsL.son ~
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-11-27
The bugle blows assembly for the
Blankets and Comfortables

and from North, South, East and West the splendid
army gathers. Read the roll call. California, Mime
sofa, North Carolina, Massachusetts,, Maine, New
York, Pennsylvania, all answer present with the
best products of their various mills, for we hold a
rigid inspection and the quality of our. blankets is
as high as the variety is broad, every sort is there,
from all cotton to all wool, and all are frankly de-
scribed as to texture, size and weight-the house
keeper knows just what she is getting.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-11-27
The Latest Word that
Fashion Has Spoken

in matters of dress for women is exhaustively illus
trated at CURLIN'S. Of course chief interest
centers among the charming new Tailored Suits.
Changes have been radical; variety is legion; artistic
skill is evident in every model. Lines Of unusual
dignity and grace characterize the classic models
each fits beautifully with g~lovelike elegance and
accuracy.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-11-27

DRY of Edward Ward Carmack.
The decoration of the w. c. T. U.
was beautifully carried out. A full
lite-size portrait of Edward Ward
Carmack was a~rtistically decorated
in drapery and white crysanthe-
NUNS, the emblem of the w. c. u,
and red carnations, our heroes
color, with ivy, palms and flowers.
The pulpit presented an impress
sive scene of sweet and CON- re-
pose, while two OF our able
tors spoke strongly and bea
of our loved hero.
This Nov, 1908.
MRS. SEID WADDELL. -
MRS. A. L. BREvARD,
MISS VALLIE FIELD,
Committee,
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-11-12
One for Himself.

The beautiful old wartime song LET
Me Kiss Him for His Mother" was
born Of an incident In hospital filed
with the wounded and dying strangers
In strange land, who had left happy
homes and loving friends to achieve
victory or meet death on the field of
battle. Among the dying was a fair
haired youth, mere boy, whose beauti-
full eyes looked far away into new
world, whose lips wore pleasing smile
and whispered the word mother"
There was nothing gentle hands, med
ical skill or loving hearts could do to
stay i'm this world the soul of that gem
tic boy, so far away from his old home
ana the dear one to whom his thoughts
had wandered but a sanity woman
standing by, sweet-faced and soulful,
full of love and motherly instinct
stopped over the boys couch, saying, as
II sending message to heaven by the
angel death waiting to bear away the
poor boys soul, LET me kiss him for
his mother" And with that tender kiss
on his lips the fair boy died happy. fall
Ing into the long sleep that knew no
waking as calmly and peacefully as
when, I'm other days, he had fallen
asleep I'm his own little bed, and his
own dear mother had bent over him and
kissed him goodnight. There Is anoth-
er little soldier story, not so pathetic
that happened In another country. A
recent traveller to Spain, writing In
Blackwood's Magazine, describes a
touching scene witnessed at the depart
ure Of a regiment for Cuba. All day
long there had been heard the measured
tread OF soldiers marching through the
street; all day long gayly bedecked
boats had been. passing to and from the
vessel that was 20 take them to Ha-
vana. The twilight had begun to deep
en- when the correspondent saw "a
startling and pretty slght"-the impet-
uous action OF a portly, good-looklng
and well-dressed lady, who noticed a
young soldier walking dejectedly alone
down the pier In his travelling gray,
with a knapsack strapped over his
shoulders. All the rest of the men had
friends, their novias, mothers relatives,
and made the usual gallant effort TO
look elated and full Of hope. This lad
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-11-12
His Coat of Arms.

A man applied to the college Of her
aldry for coat Of arms, says writer
In the Cornhlll Magazine, and was ask
ed If any of his ancestors had been re-
nowned for any singular achievements.
The man paused and considered, but
could recollect nothing.
'Your father" said the herald, aid
Ing his memory, your grandfather,
your great-grandfatherY
NO." returned the applicant 81 new
err knew that l had at-grandfather
or grandfather"
"Of yourself?' asked this creator Of
dignity.
~ know nothing remarkable of my.
SELF" returned the man, "only that, be-
ing once locked up in Ludgate prison
for debt, I found means to escape from
an upper window, and that, you know,
Is no honor in mans escutcheon."
"And how did you get down." said
the herald.
odd enough" retorted the man. 'i
procured n cord, fixed it round the neck
of tie statue of King Lud on the out
side of the building and thus let my
self down."
81 have It'll" said the herald. nc
honor Lineally descended from King
Lud! And his coat of arms will do for
you."
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-11-12
A I Official endetta
ELDON j. COBB

"One,"
ITO have placed in your keeping dur
ing the next election The political machin-
cry of the Amalgamated"
Two
Gideon Hopes eyes blazed out-he was
a war horse scenting the battle flavor.
You will go from here" resumed the
mystic messenger, ito shop L, of the
Kanawha group"
But it is.closed?"
That is true-for repairs But you
will find in charge Michael Delehanty.
lie will take your orders, to be transmit
ted down the line-swiftly, perfectly. Ex-
ercise no reticence, give perfect conf
dence to this nan. As are we the head.
he is the body. What you dictate, he will
fulfill"
Good ~ said Hope, with faith and sat
isfaction.
You will show him, you will show
others, that" continued the speaker, indi-
eating the broken seal. 1T will be
enough. Only one word: Should you ever
be tempted to sacrifice the order for pure
personal designs, beware!
"That day." announced Gideon Hope.
sravely. that hour, shall deliver myself
up TO the doom"
ITO the doom you could not escape,
were you hidden in the heart of the dark
continent itself" as solemnly supplement-
ed the messenger.
lie disappeared as secretly and sudden
ly as had he originally come into view.
Gideon Hope slowly, musingly, walked
down into the valley.
What he had striven for--that for
which he had exhausted the influence of a
lifetime-was his His eyes often spar
killed., then grew set, severe, decisive.