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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-09
Butterfly ShootinO.

This II nay butterfly sun." said the
brown man. AT the mouth Of the
Amazon I shot with this gun a butter
dy that Baron Rothschild paid me $425
for. You see. in thsss tropical jungies
the flowers the BUTTERFLIES 6utter about
are very high up On tail trees. You
can't climb to them. The matted creep
ers. the poison orchids and the big
thorns see to that You must fust
shoot. It's your only chance; hence this
butterny collectors gun It II made
with bore IKE Q needles eye. and
you shoot from It Q Tiny cartridge
dlIed With water. 4 good shot brings
down 2 butterfly without - much a
brushing . grain ct dust from its
bright win4s."-New York Press.
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PITTSBURG LIVESTOCK.

Pittsburg, July o.
Cattle-Receipts light: tops $40.
Veals-Receipts light: tops $S75.
Hogs-Receipts Is loads; tops $40
Sheep annd lambs-Receipts light.
top sheep, $5.15; lambs So.
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veals-Receipts 100; tops 500.
Hogs-Receipts 500; tops $S.45.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts 500; sheep
$a@$5.25; top lambs $6&$0.
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rejected aad that readvertising would
be undertake. and the work begun
anew at the frsI
A DiSaster THREAT.
Dire disaster to the business inter-
ests OF Stecle & Draper company BE-
conspiring companies b threatened.
Severance of two valuable contrac.s
held by the arm has been undertaken.
Written instruments are held by
Steele 4 Draper. however. and it 10
doubtful II the contracts can be -
pudiated.
Yesterday afternoon. during the
course Of the squabble. Draper received
a telegram from the Wabash Desk
Company. This concern manufac-
lures school room desks. The tele-
gram told Draper his contract as
agent for the company had been an
nulled and he could not sell desks In
Wayne county. At the same time
Diapers telegram arrived. Earl Kiger
received a message by wire. II il the
natural presumption that following
the refusal of Draper to come into the
agreement at the caucus. the three
other companies brought their influ-
ence to bear on the desk company and
induced it TO cancel Diapers con-
tract.
Window Shade Patent.
The Steele & Draper company has
the manufacturing rights to . certain
kind of patented window shade. such
as is used In school rooms. The CON-
pany had contracted with the william
L. Baker company to supply It with
these blinds for its sales. When
Draper jumped the traces he was told
by Baker to regard this contract as
set aside. Draper will contest because
the contract Is in writing.
What will become OF the contest be-
tween the trustees and supply men
will be awaited with interest by every
county In the state. The combination
OF the companies was revealed here for
the drst time and since light has been
turned on 1t. II is to be expected SIM
liar trouble will be met with In othAr
counties.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.
CINCINNATI GRAIN.
CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK.

Cincinnati, July g.
Hogs-Receipts 2,4OO; close strong.
Cattle-Receipts 700; 1O@15c lower;
calves, s..
Sheep and lambs-Receipts 1000; top
sheep $4.25; lambs 1856.
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EAST BUFFALO.

11st Dudalo. July a.
oA1t1o-sReeolpts 30; tons 81.
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MEAT MARKET.

Fresh Meats, Hams Bacon and Young
Fries. Long Bros, Phone 2299.
TT
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South Of Main.
BRUENING & EICKHORN, 18th
and s. e street.
A. w. BLICKWEDEL, Sth and s. F.
HENRY ROTHERT, 5th and S. H.
North Of Main.
QU1GLEY DRUG STORE, s21 N.
Sth St.
CHILES e. SON, 18th and N. E. st.
WIN. HIEGER, 14th and N. G St.
JOHN J. GETZ, 10th and N. H st.
RAT
! cent per world days for II
tisements sent in by phone and &C
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HOLD BAND CONCERT
North End Merchants Will Pro-
vide Entertainment Sat-
urday Night.
PROGRAM is ANNOUNCED

The following program will be rem
dered by the city band at the concert
Eighth and North e streets tomorrow
evening:
March, Colossus of Columbia-Alex-
ander.
Selection, Honeymoon Trail
Cohan.
Intermezzo, "On Wings of the
Wind"-Fillmore.
Medley, War Songs-Laurendeau.
Characteristic, Miss Dixie"-Hag-
|er.
March, General Mixup U. S. A.
Allen.
Medley, THE Ruler"-O'Hare.
Valse Lento, "Elysia"-Braham.
Hummoresque, HOLSTERS Parade
Steele.
March, "Swastika"-Klohr.
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WAN

WANTED.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work, 1109 n. St. 9-2t
WANTED-Girls, Vincents Laundry.
N. 9Th st. 9-2t
WANTED-To buy watches, rings and
bicycles. J. NJ. Lacey, Pawn Broker,
Cor. 8th and Main. GIT
WANTED-To rent farm Of rs or.
100 acres; address Country" care
Palladium. GIT
WANTED-Experience girls. Vim
cent laundry Sit
WANTED-Situation by first class
washer and ironer. 509 n. 18th st.
SGT
WANTED-Place by first class wash
er and ironer. 511 N 18th. SGT
ED-Shirtmakers; good oppor-
tunity for the right party; apply to
Phoenix Shirt Co., 9th and Main
Streets. Att
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RATES
cent per word. 2 days for the
price of S days.
We charge advertisements sent in
by phone and collected for
after it's insertion.
FISH MARKET.

Muth's for fresh fish and turtles; Is
South Sth street. Phone 1885. 26-tf
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Branch Offices
Branch offices are located i'm every
part Of the city and county towns.
Leave your want ad with the one
nearest you. Rates are the same.
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FOOT DOCTOR.
4 sure cure for Co.ns. Prof II. H.
Rolling. 30 s. eth. feb11&f
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against the shoulder by means Of a
handle in the middle. Then the drive
wheel is turned. and by means Of the
multiple gearing it opens and closes
luton. thus making the apparatus a
saver Of 80 per cent in either time or
labor. All the operator has to do IL to
keep turning the wheel and moving
the shears along the hedgerow where
II needs clipping.
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PRICES FOR POULTRY.
paid BY Bee Hive Grocery
Young chickens. dressed. per !b. Use
Old chickens, per ID. .1Sc
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
paid BY Bee Hive.)
Creamery butter, per h.. ........ .26c
Country butter. per ID ...... .1S@oOc
Eggs -. -. -. zoe
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Central.
QUIGLEY DRUG STORE, 4th and
Main.
West Richmond.
and West 1st
GEO. H. SHOFER, 3rd and W.
Main.
Fairview.
J. ]. MULLIGAN, 1893 Sheridan st.
IS
price of 5 days. We charge adver-
lect after it's insertion.
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Richmond Grain Market.
Richmond Seed Market.
Richmond.
CATTLE.

(Paid by Richmond AbattoiI.)
Best ho4x. average 200 to
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23
ShoIio VI 1nnerhnr."

NJ - . ~ " " u I l W L. "
Arobbem Elm Sbei( scr WitgIicoer oes
~SboliasW1nnerforS" iif in SEEM.
Oort befin0et, belt Der 8erein aeIterrt
Ibeno III Toigt's Solle, an Der Sor.
foro'apenle, ieine ~regelmGbige Sing,
ltunbe unb @eid0ftsiisung ob. 5n
Der bon Nrof. Sobn'g. 6ront geIeite.
ten Singitutbe murben ,Sonntag"
uno ~Iltoeutides 2iebcslieo" bon ben
6uritdgebliebenen S1ngern ~aeiitngcn.
Sn Der @eIhGitS fiibrte gicc.
Fr1lioent Ioolpb Seiih ben @orIiB
nno Sr. Sobn Stof oos Irotofo0.
Cine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an Sen
yStreu5eryG uortett-G Stub" in Heiu-
gorf, beIien @GIte Die Sbolioliten
iine, iuilrbe obgeiunot. InIidtsfortet
BON SrGiioent griigaemonn llno &C.
fretor Simnelbcber liefen Gin. Tod)
Der Sisung murbe Elm frobliderGom
mers gebolten.
Gin bebeutcnber Con.
trait. - Cic. Colonial i%Sountoin
Fei Co." oeren Bureau iid inn
5%lpciten Stodiperf oes @eb1uoes oeS
vEeut'dlen Gorreiponoenoten," CIR.
413, Sit-9altimorc. Str, befinoct,
bot bon Der Der. Stooten, Hcgicrung
Den Gontraft fir Ole 2ieferung bon
6iiuicoern erbalten. Serr ". sc.
SancoIter lit Der YrGiioent Der Gont.
pognie.
Grnltlih begonnen. - Ger
Ban ocs lutberiihen Ginfoniiiinncn-
9eintS an Der @eIt.Nortb .9lpcnuc iIf
ernItlif III Nn9rifi senommcn NOR.
ben. Tic 9. =. Bennett 9lliloina
50. fiibrt Den 9oi ouf, Der $4,000
foItcn nno bis gum SuIi 1910 Dol
lcroet iein Ioll. Gns @ebGloc miro
175 BET AZ SUB groB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23
Sadlt bnrd) Seuer Serit6rt.

@legonte Saht Der n9tilion Oa6t
Building 60" III Slammen ouf-
9cgongen. - Gag in Der H0be
BON 6errp Bar, - Sdaoen be-
trGgt $4,000 bis $4,000.
9ronOuriohe mbefannt. -6euers
idein mar meilenmeit Iidtbnr.
Cine 20 SUB lange, i'm 9du be-
1riiiene 8ergniigutgsioft Der Dgtil-
Jon 0oht 9iliIoing &c." Die in Der
GGbc bon 5crrp Bar Dor Gltfer log,
mrroe 9eItern fltr5 nod 8 llbr Nor-'
gems Elm Roub Der 6lummen. Serr
Soris Sooo, Der in Der H6be bes
SdifisboubofeS mobnt, cntoedte ods
ISeuer unb alormirte Die 6eleripebr.
9eim gintreffen oerieIben itotto oos
6obr5citg in bellen 6lanmen uno
Der 6cuerihein mar meilenrpcit Itdts
bar. Die @ebduoe ocS Sdiffs6oubos
les ifpebten IN GROCER @eiabr, meS.
balls Die eintreffenoe 6euerpebr bas
Sdiif id)ncq pom llier nbltieB. Gina
80 SUB pom 2onoe ionf oic Sodt
ihlieBlid, no6oem Der obere Sbeil
OerieIbcn politGnoig 5erltort mar.
Ter S6aoen miro auf $4,000 &c.
I6Gst. Iic 9ronouriode fonnte nidt
ermitteIt perben. Sur ,3eit oes Iliss
bruhs bes 6elers beiano lid Nie,
mono I'M Sdiffsbuuboie. angenom-
men miro, boB ote llriadc oes 6eil-
erS aui Selbitcnt5iinOung 5liriid5u-
fiibren lit. GoS 6abr5eug, pelfes
70 Sub lang, II Sub brett uto Z
Sub tief mar, bottc 5Wei aajiiten uno
einen gerdlmigen Salon. Die Ser
5ierln9cn unb Wolereien oes SolonS
iuoren ifon. 8or etli6en 5oeet
milroe Elm Dynamo oui Der Sadt ein-
gcleBt uno iollte Die Maidinen. Nus.
Itnttung in Den nGdIten Sagcn erioI.
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23
Sunneuanf. nnb ltntrraang.
NaS @ctter.

Siir Morplan0 ltno Den 9iItritt
Columbia bellte unb morgcn Teecn-
ld)uuer mo onbalteno marm, mGbi9e
iiiopcitlife @inoe.
GoS @etter mar g~eltern micoerum
heib, obcr ser @ilt6 mar ein lpenig
itGrtcr, ais am Gage porber. 8llrj
nod) Der 0tittogSitunbc ober ltlto I'M
I llbr IbenbS ieste Hcaen ein, Der
ctpoS aiibIitug brod)te.
Gic bodItc Scmperotur mar 81
@roo nm I llbr Nodmittaes mo Die
nicOrigitc 10 8rob UNI 6 llbr Ior.
gems.
Sn Den iibriaen 9unoeS . @ctter.
neutrality-suspicious. bes 2onSrS
purocn bic fuIscnocn boditen 9cm-
pcrntltren pcr5cifnet:
Goitport rs. EortInno 90. Bolton
%, Hlbonp 80, Nciu.Yorf 80, Ybilo.
6elpbio 80. Atlontlc Gitp IS. Cape
Mop rs, @oibineton 80. NorfoIf IS.
Sotteros 80. Charlotte 50. @ilminq-
ton So, Ghorlelton sc. Sodionpiae
81, Snpiicr Sc. Sen g8cit S6, gtlonto
81, Wontgomcrp IS, Nsm. Orleans
IS, Eolcitine so. @nlpelton Sc. Cor.
pls Gbriiti So. Mempbis so, Ginciil.
iloti 81. Eittsburg so. SStpeao so.
Buffalo 70, GIepclono so, Ietrcit
SS, alpenn so, MarQnette 80, Green
Ban So, Chicago SS, Gulutb Sc, ct.
saul 50. ct. 2ouiS sc, aallioS Gitp
"A, Smobo 50. Suron 80, 9iSmurd
so. &illiitou "A. Sabre y. Sclelo
6S, Salt 2ofc Gitp 80, Genpcr 80.
Qooge 9itp so, Gmarillo sc, Sos @n.
geles 76.
Gin SibihIoa.
Der 3S.i1brigc Sreo. MperS bon
Nr. 5t2, Dit eager. StroBe. mlrbc
geitern on Der Ode bon Siacn. uno
ereter'S troBe bon Der Site iibcr.
monnt. gr pirbe in Ger ambllouB
oes Gentrol- 0iitrifts hod1 Dem Stoot.
Soipital eebra6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23
Vcngt &%upfidmerscn uur

ourd) 1rlnfen bcs obiolut rcincn
"Solace"s 9iercs oits 3reo. 9ouerll.
ltmlot's vIntericon Yreperp." 90
es NIT DER 9roBten Sorsialt aus Dem
oilserleIenIten Sopfen uno Nol5 Der
geltellt miro, lperoen Sic cs nod eli.
mem %eltmoligen Ieriude INNER por-
ipe9en Ieines @ebaltreihtbumS
mo leines aromos. Site ST. 9roue-
rel 1104-1128 Silen.Str. Eel. 6.
Il y. ct. saul 364, Mo. Gourtlono
1881. ON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23
Staot SdHtmore.


,gtttpriu"-RauSepiue uno GRANDCHILDREN.
,Wiarniaub"-aeiib's pau Star"'Sanoeolue
'eiusnn Sai aart" - 4deIit .gla6miitdes
unS gIbenoS Gcn8erte inb 8Gnotniac. 49,,
ga Sbpre 4arf" 1uglit Gnil3erte pcs
-9oiiontn 2nnensCrheiiers mo aHoere ai'
SiooS's e~ort.s6rntsr - IdaIi6 S;nuoeoiue
unO anoere unicrbaliunecn.,
NurrStn's Zeal SDprc Eurf," Ucftpprt -
Sdelit GRANDCHILDREN uilo unoere unterohl'
iunge1.
bile mo nuocre sltiratiionen.
ySaotidcr Srnuenuerein" = .Wttttluod. oelt
20, SUM, gro6cS baOii6es gpIiieit I'M osSeiieHo
,,atbctter. sauaerbuub" Wiontag. ben ..
Srii, 0robes Qitnic nno GoliSieft in Benefits
n9arpInuS sader.gsreiu," -. samiiog, ben
26, Suni. Ficnic unb Sommcrrnftsfeft i'm
gnrf.Guuyertc.
Tie 9orf.goraerte tinoer mic iolat ifatt:
SRontaa' ~5ebcfdI oiu..@ II. rSsoerNoe.0ayi-
(nbfpedllelno)
3ienfioa. .....,.."..... eEaiterlonf8orinn
0titiipcb .....!.."..... ySoria
9onnerttne. @arrous8arf"
SS6 6n,tiSSo .RoiterriST.8Srf"
Sa sns onrloos:Gon,er ipiro BON Sr't J iiSr Naa.
mittnes bis 7 rlbr gtbeHos gebalten.
Die uGorSerts an Sen aotc4iasen tiHocH
Srpsrantu fir hente,
Sm n1ruib-Sin,9ari."
I. Gbeil. seisiiet BON Srn. 7uuicI 5eIon1ann.
Dlarih .aCrob Canada" ............ .Gubel.
Snperliire ~ nSnfuninIa" ........ .SoIomarf,
Geleiticn ans al Irooutorc" ......... Berbi.
gSearts aro 6lolpers -. $780,. .3obnrt.
BiccolusSolo nSrnnS Santa ia guIo Cana
S0He e, .,,..... ,..... .... -. Surtfnnn,
6ertnanH ggiener.
>. 1heiI. geIeiiet bon 6ru. s, e. Inrnbuu.
Cunertiirue Al ,9annbdufer" ........ Wapncr.
qlnrih nWdIituire" ....,......... .Sdhubert.
Gcrenuoe nit GorneisS olo. ....... S6ubert.
Gapcnmeifter CAMEL Selomnnn.
.@rcerps from SpmpboHp Qatbetic"
9fbaifoirsfh.
9lrranairt fir gtIitdrsGapcne bon Sobn SpeI.
9SdlBcr r9Inue Dpnnu". ,........ .Strnub.
Gupertiirc III r9SiIbeIm 1ea"........ Roiiini,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23

8altimurcr, wcIdJe bic Sommcr.
Ronate anFerbalb Der StaSt Dcrbrin.
Gen, fOnnen Den nGurrciponsent"
mad irsenS cincr gSrciic in ben Scr.
einistcn Staatcn, europa, Merifu
nno Canada saacidJift crbaltrn. Die
gbrciic mag 10 oft ais sciuiinidt &C.
Gabcrt werben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23
WefbIcnbnnacn.

@elbicnounscn tad Teltid).nnb
nnb Oeitrcid)- nHsarn iidcr nno
idneu belorgt. 5. 10 nnS 90 Warf.,
iotpie 10 inb 90 0ronen . sheinc 3u
perfaufen.
Shso. s. Oirnsr & Co.,
o. III. III, cn.WatHmose-9tt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23
Noti5.
Sebbel's einsises StuSio.

. .-H
Seoermann frnnt bic opn itns &c.
l~iefertc Irbcit; mir oenfcn nidlt ba.
ran, inns iclbit ST loben, ionSern iibcr-
lai'en oies nnicren 2citnnscn. Seine
Srcppen Bet ms 5n eriteiscn. 2aIcn
gle It'd prn Gnberen itidjt fanidJcn,
g stebt MIR Gin cinsiscs Sebbrl.s tu.
bio nno oies befinoet iidj inn Earterre.
gdJten Sic anf bas Sans, ,uo nnicr
Wainen anf Sbiircn nnS Jrmitcrn
ftcbt.
acine Ngrnten. Gin Yrcis.
NdJten Sic anf
-Sebbel's-
III Woro-0 Cap Str, nabe Sigb.
u54.1Mt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23
sbeO. $. 0iener & &c.,
217, Cn.galtimore.etrase

Deutites iinb nnoercs augl1l,Si.
idcs @cIo sefauit unb perfauit.
@eloienonneen beiorst nod 9eutId.
lono, Oeitrcid, HubIauo 1t. /. M.
Wediel aitsgeiteIIt auf ansldmoiide
ganfen. }Grcoitbriefe uno TrapeIers
CHEQUES. N-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23

@irb moracne r5ffnct. -
9ie iormeIle gr6ifnuns oes Scims
Der sSIo EcopIe's Outing Sucietu
gu Wlpnoon iinoet t,orgen itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23
MIar @ciHert.
Saltimure's 9cntider Ybotosrapb,
JOu ~ Ol.sSm. Gl..c

O"'Wottp ~tH'TUtf FUuFUBfuVV
409-411 Woro-9aD Strnhe.
Gamilicngrnppen,
ss Spdscitssruppcn,
I. Ginsclanfnabmcn,
ainbcranfnabmcn,
@crsrUecrnnsen mad
Mlten Niloern.
ltniibertrOffcnc fiinitlcriide Mrbei.
ten. Mahige Yrciie.
gilocr ipcrbcn gcid)madbua cinge.
rabmt. 8itte, adjtcn Sic anf bic
obige MbrcTe.
(Des13, I&e.1S)
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-02-04
MORTALITY DUE TO NEGLECT.
Heavy Losses Of Live Stock That
Might Easily Be Prevented.

From authoritative reports by gov
ernment officials it appears that some
2,687,O21 cattle die in the United
states annually from disease and ex-
posure-most of them from neglect.
From the same source it is also ascer-
tanned that the loss of sheep from the
same. causes is as great. These fig
ures only serve to show what a waste
Iul people we are. One Of the excuses
the beef trust makes for high prices
or provisions is the enormous death
rate OF live stock on the range and on
the farm, most Of it due to pure
trifingness Of the herdsmen and the
graz1er. Indeed, the losses by neglect
andSexposure greatly exceed the losses
by disease.
1t would be impossible to estimate
the waste of farm products after they
mature in the field; but it is enor-
nous, some Of 1t due to scarcity Of
labor, but most of it traceable to thrift
less husbandry, or, in plain speech,
downright laziness. One source of
waste Is imperfect cultivation, for mil
lions OF farmers persist in half culti-
Vatton OF large areas when they would
make more by proper tillage of fewer
acres. Then there is immense waste
In the disregard Of intelligent rotation
OF crops. This is the worst sort of
waste, for 1t means devastation Of
soils that requires years of provident
tillage to replace. All over the east
are abandoned farms that would to-
day be gardens if they had been given
intelligent cultivation. The farmer is
not fit for his vocation who does not
increase the fertility Of his soil every
year he cultivates it.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-02-04
Pear Charlotte.

Line a round mold, which has been
well-butterod and sugared, with nice
" cut pieces Of bread and butter, en-
tirely cover the mold to the top. Have
ready the pears nicely stewed, with
cloves and sugar, and two or three
drops of cochineal to color them. Then
fill ur. the mold and place piece Of
bread and butter on the top, and
bake in hot oven. When done,
turn out carefully into a dish, and
serve very hot with sugar sprinkled
over. Serve with cream.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-02-04
The Child the Hope Of the Race.

There Is nothing in the world 50
important as children, nothing so in.
teresting. If you ever wish to go in
for some philanthropy, If you ever
wish to be CT any real use in tho
world, do something for children. II
you ever yearn to be truly wise
study children. We can dress the
sore, bandage The Nwou-"ad, imprison
tho criminal, heal the sick and bury
the dead; but there is always a
chance that we can save a child. II
the great army Of philanthropists ever
exterminate sin and pestilence, ever
work out our races salvation, 1t will
be because little child has led them
David Starr Jordan.
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Reyolts at. Cold Steel

"Your only hope" said three doct.
ors to Mrs. NJ. f. Fisher, Detroit
Mich, suffering from severe rectal
trouble, "lies in an operation, ,""then
l used DR.. Kings New Life Pills."
she writes, It'll wholly cured" They
prevent Appendicitis, cure Constipn-
tiOn, Headache. 25c at Elko Drug o.
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Worn Out

That's the way you feel about the
lungs when you have II hacking
cough. It's foolishness to let 1t go ON
and trust to luck to get over it, when
Ballard's Horehound Syrup will stop
the cough and heal the lungs. Price
25c. SOC and 81 90 per bottle. SolJ by
ElkO Drug Co.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

Notice is hereby given that, under
and by virtue OF a deed of trust from
b. p. Browning and Mary Browning,
his wife. TO tn undersigned, r. II.
Easley, trustee, dated on the 7th
day of September, 1908, and record
ed in the Office of the clerk Of the
county court of Mercer County, West
Virginia, in Trust Deed Book ca, at
page 325, conveying in trust to Sc
cure the Bank Of Matoako, a corpora
ton, the payment of a certain note
for $4,000, or any renewals thereof,
together with legal interest, the fol-
lowing described real estate situate
in the City of Bluefeld Mercer
County, West Virginia, to wit:
a CERTAIN lot or parcel Of land in
said city, east Of and fronting on Al
len street, and bounded as follows:
North OF the n. & w r. K. in the
Day Survey, beginning at a stake at
the northwest corner OF what IS
fnown as lot 30. 4 i'm said survey.
and in the east line OF Allen street,
and thence with said last named line
north is degrees 25 west 30 feet to
o point I'm said line; thence North "a
degrees IS degrees east 90 feet to a
point I'm said lire of said Day survey;
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BEAU BRUMMEL"

Beau Brummel'' the play which
brought fame and fortune to Rich
and Mansfield, and the title role of
which is acknowledged to be one Of
Inc most difficult parts in the thea
trIcal category, is bling presented this
year by that popular young roman
TIC actor, Norman Hackett. Mr..
Ha>kett's Glass mates" Of last sea
son will be remembered as the acme
OF dramatic art. and criticisms of
the leading critics OF the country
this reason pronounce his Beau
drummer to be far in ADVANCE OF
even ''Cla smates" The wonder
ful, subtle art of Beau Brummel"
VIII aimit of but few American ac-
lois attempting the part The clear,
crisp enunciation with which Mr.
Mansfield played the role comes on
ly TO a man who has made a life
study OF enunciaton, and the spark
ling lines and delicious abandonment
OF Beau Brummel' can only he ex-
pressed by those who have closely
ioiiowed the olden days OF the Amer
lcan stage. Such actors as James
y NeilL Louis James and T. II. Soth-
ern arc the examples from which
the studious young actor takes his
lessons. Norman HackCtt. before
ventwing into modern drama. sun
ported all these stars, in addition to
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theatrical Notes

no. Tie song of the Soul" which
is one OF the features OF The CG-
max In depth or exquisite melody
81 sounds absolutely supreme as a
musical cocmpo-itioa and one that
will live forever. Certainly music
suggests more 20 him than to the
ordinary ear, whether by virtue of
training Or talent. His panorama
OF life must be brodaer. there must
Jbe more color more atmosphere.
more warmth in his life. You might
FAY that music must suggest ideas
and objects to the dramatic singer
as her facial expression must re-
spond to certain notes. This facial
expression is a responsive chord TO
the words rather than to the melody
OF the song, believe. Words ex-
press, notes merely suggest. Music
Is not plasti" art. And the great
singer loses her sense OF hearing and
so much depend upon her histrionic
ability"