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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-17

to reach here tomorrow.
Punta Del Gada Azores June 10
Wireless telegraphy played a promi
nent part in the saving of the crew
and passengers OF the Cunarder Slave
MIA which yesterday was total
wreck two miles southwest of Flores
island. The wireless feat Of the
steamship Republic was eouaued il
not eNCelled.
I've steamship Princess Irene was
$50 miles away when the thrilling call
&C. Q. D." was picked up Immediate-
ly upon the receipt OF the message of
distress the operator flashed back his
answer learned the location OF the
stricken ship and the rescue work was
started.
The Princess Irene FASTENED at fun
speed to the rescue, and every soul on
hoard the Slavonia was saved
Was Slowly Feeling Way.
POnta Delgado, June l3.-Further
advices received here state that the
Slavonia was slowly feeling her way
about two miles south of Flores is
land, when she suddenly grounded. AN
efforts to back off were fruitless. and.
as the steamer was in a very danger
Gus position, call for help was imme-
diat2ly sent out by wireless.
On the arrival OF the Princess Irene
and Batavia. which responded with all
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31


why Hon. "a. W. oflchri1t Gould Zee
Bitb q AT Panl Auto
me National M0nthly contains ~
Following Interesting story of Alori9a'1
n1eafi lrersz1 roxETnorf
Governor GllchrIst o. klorida. WhO
90 C 1'aET floFeInQ49 &C
conIp ahyIna 4tai4tat Tut o le r.
toresed a new defnltian Whicl 3 viii
trio d0Wn the - ~, - 6is-
artf have q u q ne
aitn, f,i olctionarl Hof ls.
G6telnof q a notata
eAtlaro Glfatdsaa sos 81 ne 81
P.al expecting 20 acc0mlany tffeldent
Iaft to me state normal scheol," be
said
Al long line Of automobiles was
1fnwn 40 IA che main,ftreet and ex-
eected 10 ride ili one ol thcnl
tues you can't, said my Escort, q
nemLer OF TIE local reception conimit-
tee
.WhyT I ankod.
e'Weil, ne replied, you're only a
Governor. Those machines are tor the
President. tie diplomats and the news
papers men,.
1--WE walked"
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31
AMATEUR CRACKsMEN.

Cash Register stolen From Viewers
Shows. Found In Jackson Square,
Blown Open
Not often Il Tallahassoe visited b.
crackgmen, safe blowers aud the IKE.
but Il n evident that there we're some
or this nature here during the week
preceding Christmas. The nature Of
tne work done by them aeeslis 70 be
more that OF amateurs than pF0fos.
sionala, FOR they picked out a email
business 70 rob, and . small cash res.
isler &C that
Christmas morning, when the mana
gers Of the lunch stand &C the show
grounds went 20 opea up their business,
their cash register was found missing.
later on In The day Il was found "a
Jackson square blown open. Tho young
cracksDen evIdeDtly were disappointed
after their toll 81 hauling tie seglaisr
several blocks, and then blowing q
open, for. from the statement az &C.
owner, 4 contained nothing. the con-
teatE having been removed at the cioes
% Business ChFistman eve night
No clue ~ b who the guilty parties
were could bo found, ag nhoY picked 4
spot 10 biow ne safe where there was
q great deal 81 passing and ne report
must have been n1lstaken Tor NAT q q
cAuno1 cf1ckof.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31
INFORMAL DANCE.

In honor Of hex niecas. Misses Mamma
and Octavia OhRiros, MEH. George
0roenhow OntertAined 3 number OF the
young peOple last Monday night &C her
hume on North h6nroe street.
sandwiches, Chicken eRlad. olives,
pickles beaten biscuits, c0nes and caka
were served.
"a number INDUCED IN an informal
dance. aa the rooms we're large, and
Two @ them thrown tcEnthor mada
quite an appropriate ball roOm.
(. Abe home wes Beautifully decorated
eversreens y hAFipony win tps chrise-
Those present were: Mr.. ana Nm
tleo. 0resnhow, Mrs. b. q Chatras.
Mrs. J. q Byers and Miss Annie Ne
Qooen. Misses OctaFlh and Nannia
Cnairea sarah and Theresa Bansy,
annie Le8 Cofes. hinnN Afford. Nae
Afford. ANNA .tlanilnoli HUH Tnams
aiai, AfraDeiis hopkhis. Mary Gornan.
tOnuio Uay, Aiile Chaircs and barlnra
lufkhlil. tfsssu. NeNton Malrg. "a.
ala AiIurd uaie MAItt. a. a. Lunr.
~. ] ~. raniila ~. .. oFoIh .. IN
eat, IT, and Bernard Byrd
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31


A Pruity Home Wedding &c CdaireA
"A very pretty home wedding Qccars1
&C re hopp of I4r. and Mrs. J. p.
Pattersoo last1 Thursday When TIER
eldest DAUGHTER, Miss Mary Aiyee Wae
Joined in holy wedi0ck % ~. ltuleFe
Theodore Gotten.
Loving friends had decorated TIE
parl0r IN snllax NOES and the appro-
PIRATE holly, Rrranging AZ sFazBfeen
arch hi the sUutIt vide o. tho.r9oms
beh,nd which, Wag banked Pot p ents.
fhe room Ens darkened and artlhcIally
lighted with ruby lights, the whole
forming a pleasing picture md enc juse
suited for such q ni0montuOus occa-
sion.
Just as the handsome clocks Zone
Of the bridal presently In its silvery
tones pealed out the hour 81 u the
sweet strains Of MendelssOhn's wedding
march was begun by Miss Mary Wood
berry and the bridal couple marched Ia
from the west room through the hall
and into the parlOr, forming a semi
circle and standing under the arch.
REV. Thomas williams advanced and
performed the very beautiful ana im-
pressive ceremony OF the Methodist
| church, after which congratulations
and hest wishes followed 10
The bride looked very sweet ana
pretty gowned IN white mesaliDe with
net aud bead trimmings, wearing .
sunburat pin.
After luncheon the bride d0nned her
travelling suit Of myrtlo-greon cloth
| trimmed in black moire and Jet with
hat and gloves 20 match and on the ar.
rival of the east bound train the happy
i pair departed IN a shower Of rice for
4 jacksonville and other principal towns
Of the state, intending 20 be &C home
by the first,
! The bride A. enc Of our fairest noWora
lust hl0s0minR into Wineomo young
/ wOmanhOOd and there ere many who
wish that heE life meE always shino
IN MONDAY snlendor., ...s
The groom Il young and handsome.
coming % Rlorida two years ago nom
Il EorlhI OaPollna. and haa ma0e many
friends haFs BY hlB admirable traits o.
rhnnaetoR, chief among them being nil
rising young merchant o. Cepitola.
\ hgr. and MIS- Coiten'a poQnlfrliy ~.
alled ~ a. laaaS tE ,iN =
value and usefulness coming frem lee
, erai states and By some not even fav
! Orod With an invitation,
IN their seeming ilness f0r Oac'
other, their friends are predicting
life of much rial happilcss 70 NJ. and
p Mrs. Hubert u! Gotten, eirrr
Those present outside Of their rala
lives Were Prof and Mrs. n. p. Wood
berry and Migs Mary. Mr.. and Mra
. Harley Boyd. Mr.. Elliot oe0maFtie
Mrs. w. 4. snipes and Misses Marynl
VISITOR.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

Cabbage plants nay be trnnsplantsy
IN South and East Georgia and Fi0rida
nov, and Through December, for oarld
epiing cabbage
We ere prepared b 90 orders with
Early Jersey and Charleston Wakefield,
Succession and Flat Dutch plants. q
Prpcns 4. a. d. neQaotts .000. 2.0O0
o. 5000 at el.eo per thousand; 1000 20
e,vOQ 90 ~ Is per thonsand; 3, 900 y
2D,00o at et.00 per thousand.
Special prices ca larger quantities.
CorFo1 p0ndence collected
~ s. ~. GfBBoN Co,
4o-7t Aeggotf 8. G
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31
BRIDGE PARTY.


Miss Sallie Lewis, entertained tha
young people Of her sci at a bridna
party at the home % herparoats. Capt.
aud Mrs stewart Lewis, Oh south
Adams street, last Wednesday evening.
Eight tables were arranged and an
enjoyed the evening greatly. Mr, DALE
Mabry succeeded IN making The high
eat score.
Refreshments OF cocoa and sand
witches were served 20 the guests.
Misses Sarah and Teresa Bailey, Ar
Those present were
rabelle HoDkina, Mary German, OctaviA
Chaires, WALES L'Engle, Nellie Davis,
0mera Holloway and Nancy ChOato.
Messrs. BlOunt Myers, A. ~. Henry, J.
ID. Cay Jr.. Frank Cochran, Guy
Haynes, A. Q. McDougall, w. Bass. "a
Holloway. Robt shackleford and Dale
MhDfy. 1
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31


Doc. 11..-Capt. W. 4. Ee8
q ch1r1a Wiih c1Tr1
eg1 cav ~ tWoaty
1 Ulcte1 me 4urteF tex ~
cckouoe river, =
Is loI niles
ne al Ihnt has 81
II0 ongiIlc o. Carr
nay - eEtsrda1 % NsW g.
'fer 5 noH being surveys
taken. and ca ne worst
0 - sufVeyed for 'eut cna
pl them Wa save q mlie pf
loo Farils end sometimes le+
wTiiar ran boale on this stream
Fears De knows whereof We
Ltte B pesstnsef said rms
w Iha wight nalne
Day was TIE worst place
lnscn Ocklcck0nee river aud
tIlle 1T, 50 Capt. 6eeiey says
0faiungo. except q small pOrtiop,
nh6liDgay river, and this bay
hfhet county Ia Madison ana
counties, very fertile, and all
u III ia very .,ne ti1nler, with 40
IN TRANSPORTATION. However, the
wnnld supply ample rranspOrta-
or tie timber and farm products.
nllfa being very prOduluVe ana
nnantify az government lands
Ilnafe1 GA the proposed line Of the
And would Be hOInesteaded II
eaa tranep0rta tiOn liabilities.
day was the most dlmcuit place
on the entire survey, Il being fif.
miles acrOss the WateT and
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31
Famous tWeeE
4 e I E lion and Tlgu
Belonging 10 The Collection win
The IohnnY. ]. JoneS Exposition
d. shaEs VIII Arnsaf Hefe

last week as Johnny j. Jones great
elbows Openod a. Madison, o great Tight
occurred among the Wild animals.
which came near ending IN the loss
o. their hne Royal Bengal Tiger Ted
d." and Marcus" their oUO-pound
African lion.
h seems that having the animals
housed up FOR such q length Of time to
make the trip from COfdele. Ca, aud
the delay m unloading rheiu, caused
Teddy the largest Bengal tiger IN
calaluty, Weighing 40 pQunds TO be-
come very blOOdthirs(F. While they
were icing transferred from fhe cars
10 the large tent at the flOr Of Main
street. Teddy" tore down the parti-
ton wall separating him FROM lhe great
lion. Marcus. vas preparad, however,
aud az soon as TEDDY" got as much
as his head aud shoulders through the
DartitiOn, he made a leap FOR "feddyS
throat. He missed his mark though
and the great Royal Bengu. nabbeo
him by tie hack ol the neck. bnt wn'
matte 20 - much on accOunt Of The
thick growth Of name. Eur awhile Il
seemed as though both anlnWls would
be killed. hut Captain Curley Wilson
with his retiue OF trainers were sOol
upOn the scene, armed With REVIEWERS
| iron forks and ban. 10 use the revOl
yer up IN this occasion be- knew wOult
only help. infuriate the beasts 20 I
greater extent, 20 the red hot irOnl
were applied. BY placing the not tronl
Sin the mouths Of t1e 1tcrgs and con
Il fln,sailt atlctina them fltntf the FORKS
| The ffalntrs So ei tu seI,afatin,
King Marcus and BIS tnSal iilKllnsuE
Teddy" frOm 3 further discussion o.
the ueetion Of suf,fganacy.
Had either q fiiC a1in.h.h' lst thni
tllyW ~, Jone would eay9 lo.l yer.
ysluable beaats. tpf '.toldys's re tleel
lia valued AZ 81 Df0.Q0, Whi,a ar.u,
tae maeg AsticaA lio. y fales
lee e1.60000 fe,f ~
/ This great show win Be m T'allahai
zee next week commencing Monday, Cd
thirA With it comes q great array .
hieh-clags attractions.
I h Everybody here knows the grea
1ohnny ., Jones shows that were ben
Last season. al know too, that the
were the greatest ever On Tallahnsso
and Were enjoyed thorOughly,by yOunI
and old.
Have q ride on the Ocean Wave; a.
greati Remember the clean moYinl
picture shows that they presented
Join the follow the crowd an,
Be one Of the crowd 30 take in thes
shows There - more fun aud excite
m0nt 10 SEE q good eOngoninl bunch %
esther and take in a show IKE this
throw confotd, rubber balls and 90 o.
rounds; than there q IA any 0the
amusement yod can ind here.
Every thing Will be clean, nothing d
0nend the ladies' something that ever,
one can enjoy, and nothing 10 disDleas
any one
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31
PRAIsE Zoe llR. WILsoN.



What Gainesville Paper Says Of Forme1
-aiiRhaaeee Preacher.
Gainesville eun.l
Rev. Edgar q. Walson has been a.
signed % the GaineaYilia church Of the
Methodist dissemination, and be win
% doubt prove q hard and ancient
worker On the cause % Christ, = 81
Rev. n. r. Bridgss. Who has served
TIE church here for TIE past Yeaf,
denireG change and was given the
Plant City church Tor the ooming year.
which be Willrno donht fllt q tie aat-
glacii0n of that c0ngroE1flon.
Rev. Wilnon brinTH with Mn q foDu-
iEtlon o. belng vgFT earnest wogkef
1nd WAS transferred froH ne tt1o
Raf1church a. Tampa. Esn We kofta-
~ pastor foF ne Methodlrf elurcn
at Aa|lahassoa and he Werk tNsfa wan
most satisfactory. al q WIKI wlIl
- n11l ernilfying % ehe iafEe n.
11e5atlrn ~ eomes % aEEa
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

Jonathan Hichols. a. agod white nan
ompIoTed es nrepen at a eaWIpill ht
8anrd alii, started q Gre in tie fur
uace. and, baing cold fail anleoD a.
front q TIE are when BE esoke bis
el0thcg were adnma and heSote tie
flames conld - exfinguiahod he had
been burned ~ hadlg that Ne died
ubgrllg afterward.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31
a NEW RAILROAD

Ths True DomOcrat has 4 On the
beat o. authority that q new Raflroa6
will Dc built durlag 1910. aithaf. from
1allahnarbo ~ fr11n 4 e1aioard jrnr.
s. IWuFa, o. the ouif. ~ Terunn
q ere 81 re nnesl resorts o. 1ho gulf
coasl. lnt nae never ben rlUminnt
81 apcoant of - inacccibillty.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31
IN BLOUNT DECLINES.


at. a~eeeaa 800 q
coigs--H0ns w. a BlOunt an
after q campaign Of threa
l1 that be win retire from the
for lhe Unised tSatas Senate. This
me greatost surprise 81 recent
n political circles g Mr.. BIount
Gered q very prominent con-
fot senatorial hOnOrB.
tlIring. Me-. BlOunt announces
reasons. The ezst Of thesa which
9oee 10 conoidera gldlciant a
81 fears the demand that would
e on bis physical energy and
lt Impairment az his health.
I4unt a 4 known. has not been
Hc8t of health "a tie last few
ond an contemplation 0f a
eampaign be Informed hia
t1ot b I'D not consider the
gDffh the while.
n1 eo1son and Que significant
60 hia friends here q that be
a1I earo - ba elected 81 the
s. Ntuid % uecosaaey for him 10
% EllD TIE odca IA at1oft
ARA fhe necessity Of Appealing
W o1llghtened voters, and win
nfe A tnco wherein be q forced
a44 rnIR0nal appeal % TIE yotera
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31
wCMAS ACIhUA or
SWEET SoNGf

Now They Claim krench Marie, not
stephen COilIns Foster, Wrote Way
Town ON the Suwauee hlvert" Says
Live Oak Taper. No
A correspondent IS the Gainesville
Sun makes an elGldent pea tOr beau
tifuI French girl n0hied Marie, living
with her family on the Suwaunoe river
"a cary days, q sthe author o. the
famous song, -Old k'olks nc hone,s b.
ginning with the immortal line, -'Way
Down Upon the SWanneo kiobof.
We wish a. were true that Marie
81 some other sWoet t'l0gll4 gIrl hne
written this exQui8ite Dofiadis whose
aoft pIaintive music. deserves o. I've
forever, bat facts resDoct neit0eE san
Efaisnt nor rOinauce. and e has BEN
f1ilr established that 6tephan Collins
f'asi aufher ug -ng Old KeolrclI
.k10me una other p1liplnr pgnga VIA
aleo The composer % "Old FOlks "a
Homa" And worst 0f ALI be never
saw the SuWanneo river, AID selected
TIE name because Of ita melody and
adaptabllftY % the metre and sonif-
nldnt q bis a0ng.a~Eivo Oak Do1lQenak
H.. Il ~ u ~ 7. al
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31
Ladies' Long Costs, sxlO, values
sass. Levy Bros. ~
STATEHOOD FOR
TWO TERRITORIES

"a A44QgA A1A
TWO TERRITORIES.
-- -
Arizona and New Mexico May Come
Into Union.-PeOpl Must Vote UpOB
Constitution First and Not Pattern.
Washington, ID. C.--sNoW MexiD ana
AflsOna viii BE- granted separate ptaie-
hood &C this session 81 congress, hccOrd-
ing b Representative HamiltOn, Chair
man q the House Committee on Terri.
tories, provided that neithet c0uBtructs
q constitution similar % that % Okla
homa. ea of ar
= Such q constitution would probably
nos Be approved BY the president Rep
rtseutatiVe Hamilton O. Go charge Of
the statehood BIN and has introduced
q measure In the house which Re says
has President Taft's embarrassment
The bin provides that the people
81 both territories shall vote on 4 con-
stiiution before % n submitted 20 the
president ~ not adopted &C Rrst BIZ
B popular vote another constitution
must be drawn.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

A pnlr 81 theso Lord B Tuviors col-
egeet ong1 SIN HoslsEy Ter istiea
'sa4 'Asa fss3 oll..'llsa z g.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

Gno Christmas present and one
g appreciated n q nice. neat lap
5 - Cay has them.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

Trieo rlannela. an wool. n cents per
yagd. Levy Brga. q
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

Get your Boys School Shoes from
Chittenden a Co, and have them last
through the season. 80
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

Our Stock Of Hsn's and Boys Cloth
ing a cost LsYy Bros. ~
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-31

Ladies' SIX Drap SElr,s, all shades,
sac. Levy BIOS. ~
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-02-05

ucra!u hnns. Pap 'nrauare-5s5 - Gn'5
rowcTloss IL the matter: ma it waa
therefore useless 10 go 30 her. BESIDES,
he had every -ilciinitioI to avoid her.
He had learned his lesson.
To whom then could he go? Through
whom could he reach Gerald? Through
Nina? Useless. And Gerald had al
ready deiicd Austin. Through Necr-
gard, then? But he was on no terms
with Necrgard. How could he so TO
him? Through Rosamund Fame? At
the thought he made n wry face. Any
advances from him she would willfully
misintcrpret. And Ruthven? How on
earth could he bring himself to APP
proach him?
And yet lie had promised Eileen to
do what he could. What merit lay in
performing an easy obligation? What
courage was required to keep prom
Use easily Kept? If he cared anything
for her, if lie really cared for Gerald.
he owed them more than effOrtless full
fillment. So first of all, when at length
he had decided, he nerved himself TO
strike straight at ne center, and with
in the hoar he found Gerald at the
Stuyvesant club.
The boy descended to the visitors
rooms, Selwyn's card in his hand and
distrust written OIL every feature. And
ut Selwyn's first frank and friendly
words he REDEEMED to the temples and
checked him.
Il won't iisten," he said. "They-
Austin and--and everybody has been
putting you up to this until I'm tired
Of it. Do they think I'm baby? DO
they suppose I don't know enough to
take care of myself? Are they trying
to make me ridiculous? / tell you
they'd better let me alone. My friends
are my friends, and l won't listen to
any criticism of them, and that settles
it."
Gerald
ooh, | know perfectly well that you
dislike Neergard. don't, and that's
the difference"
"I'm not speaking of Mr.. Neergard.
Gerald. Pm only trying to tell you
what this man Ruthven really is do
ing"
"What do / care what he is doing!
cried Gerald angrily. And, anyway,
it isn't likely I'd come to you to find
out anything about Mrs. Ruthven's
second husband"
Selwyn rOSc very white and still.
After q moment he drew quiet
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-02-05

,il s,i:r ioogea EIgGiggt ana h1Fa u
Noargard. but Neersard thrust both
hands In his pockets, turned squarcly
on his heel and saGutered out OF the
room, yawning as BE went
It bid fair 10 become q hard day for
selwyn. He foresaw It. for there was
more for him 10 do, aud the day WAS
far from ended. aud his self restraint
was nearly exhausted.
An hour later he sent his card in to
Rosamund Fame, and Rosamurd came
down presently, mystitied, fattered, yet
shrewdly alert and prepared for any
thing since the miracle of his coming
justified such preparation.
"Why in the world" she said, with
n flushed gayety perfectly genuine,
did you ever come to see me?'
ats only this" he said-"I am won.
dering whether you would do anything
for me-"
"Anytbi agI AIerci! Isn't that ex-
tremely general, Captain Selwyn? But
you never can tell. Ask me-"
So he bent forward, his clasped
hands between his knees, and told her
very earnestly of his fears about Ger
aid asking her to use her undoubted
influence with the boy TO shame him
from the card tables, explaining how
utterly disastrouJ(o him and his fam
lily his present course was.
"Could you help u.s. he asked.
"IIelp us, Captain Selwyn? Who is
the us please"
"Why, Gerald and me-and his fam
ily,' he added, meeting her eyes. The
eyes began to dance with r.alice.
"His family" repeated &c samund--
"that is to say, his sister, Miss Err
roll. His family, l believe, ends there,
does it not?"
"Yes. Mrs. Fame"
81 see. Miss Enroll is naturally wor-
ried over him. But l wonder why she
did not come to me herself instead Of
sending you as her Grant ambassa-
dor"
Miss Enroll did not send me- he
said. flushing up. And, looking stead
lily into the smiling dolls face confront
ing him, he knew again that he had
failed.
She smiled. "COme to me on your
own errand, for Gerald's sake, for any
b0dy's sake, for your own preferably.
and III listen, but don't come to Inc on
another woman's errands, for won't
listen even to YOU"
II have come on my own Grand
he repeated cOldly. Miss Enroll knew
nothing about it and shall not hear of
It from me- Can you not help me- Mrs.
Fane|
But ROsamunds rose china features
had hardened into q polished smile,
and Selwyn stood up YEARLY to make
his adieu.
But as he entered his hanson before
the door he knew the end was not yet
and once more he set his face toward
the impossible, and once more the ham
som rolled away over the asphalt, and
once more it stopped, this time before
the house Of Rnthvcn
fro BE Continued
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1909-02-05

A great many people who have
trified with indigestion, have been
sorry for it-when nervous or
chronic dyspepsia resulted, and
they have not been able to cure it.
Use Kodol and prevent having
Dyspepsia.
Everyone is subject to indiges-
ton. Stomach arrangement follows
stomach abuse, just as naturally
end just as surely as a sound and
healthy stomach results upon the
taking Of Kodol.
When you experience sourness
OF stomach, belching of gas and
nauseating fluid, bloated sensation,
gnawing pain in the pit of the
stomach, heart burn (so-called),
diarrhoea, headaches, dullness or
chronic tired feeling-you need Ko-
dol. And then the quicker you take
Kodol-the better. Eat what you
want, let Kodol digest it.
Ordinary pepsin dyspepsia tab
let's" physics, etc., are not likely
to be of much benefit to you, in
digestive ailments, Pepsin is only