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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-09-10

the two young people descended the
endless flights Of stairs as blithely as
IL they were walking on air.
Viola's home was In an uproar. The
story brought by the country cousins
had aroused grave suspicious, which
viola's mother explained as she chung
to her daughter.
ut couldn't have happened at more
unfortunate time To begin with, Mr.,
Pickering was annoyed He makes
such a hobby OF punctuality, you
know. And then when Leonard and
Bessie came in''--
She raised her head from Viola's
shoulder and looked sharply at the
young man who had escorted her
daughter home Raymond bore her
scrutiny in silence. It was Viola who
prompted her impatiently.
go on, mamma. When Leonard and
Bessie came in"-
at was, of course, entirely absurd"
declared viola's mother persistently,
addressing herself to Raymond, 'but
one must make allowances for a low
er's natural jealousy When Leonard
and Bessie said that you had been
with them all afternoon and that you
and Viola had suddenly disappeared
the poor man Jumped to the conclusion
that you had-eloped."
There was an impressive silence.
which Viola improved by removing
her hat.
"Of course we must explain ut once,
Viola's mother continued. Would II
be better for you to phone him, Viola,
or viii you send him note7 Perhaps
you had better phone him and say you
are sending the note. You see, II IL I'm
portant that the matter should he
cleared up without delay"
81 don't know that It's worth while
to make explanations, mamma" she
said. 1T is true didn't have any In
tention Of clipping; but, just the same,
! I'm going to marry Phil"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-09-10
She ia So Sensitive.

II wish some persons weren't 80 NIL
fred sensitive and ready 20 see an In.
suit when none Is intended" remarked
the man with the troubled look, look
ing for sympathy. Now. last night I
got myself into an awkward FIX just
trying 20 be agreeable aud 20 please
everybody ] went 10 see young
lady / think a great deal of-yes, do
think great deal Of her. but wish
she would be more sensible Girl
friend OF hers was there. aud II was
her first visit since she'd sent crazy
looking. good for nothing decorated
cup and saucer with scalloped edges
as n birthday gift.
When was out shopping the
girl friend explained. and saw that
cup ard saucer Just thought u you.
Marguerite
How? Hand painted. isn't itT
Now, the recipients complexion Is
natural. ms any one can zee. nnd there
was no reason for her to be 30 chilly
toward me the rest Of the evening.
Hang such sensltivenessi"- York
Telegram.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-09-10

Silence Is too much praised. Nine
men out Of ten will shun you II you
can't or won't talk.--st, Louis Globe
Democrat.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-09-10
Told by sydney Smith.

The late Lord Dudley was most
absentminded man. "one day" says
Sydney Smith. che met me In the
street and invited me TO meet myself.
Dine with me today; dine with me,
and | will get Sydney Smith TO meet
you admitted the temptation held
out to me, but said he was engaged to
meet me elsewhere. Another time in
meeting me he put his arm through
mine, muttering, i don't mind walking
with him a little way; I'll walk with
him as far as the end of the street.
He very nearly overset my gravity once
In the pulpit. He was sitting imme-
diately under me, apparently very at
tentive, when suddenly he took up his
stick as If he had been in the house Of
commons and, tapping the ground with
It, cried out In low but very audible
whisper, Hear. hearr"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-09-10
An Equal Test.

It Is an interesting fact that the two
studies Of arithmetic and geography
often seem to be opposed 10 each other
In the affections Of school children.
Pupils who are particularly proficient
In the one are apt to be backward in
the other.
A story Is told OF youngster who
was slow In arithmetic and whose an.
parent stupidity in this field was a
great source of grief 10 his father, a
clever mathematician.
One day when the father and son
were walking out they passed place
where n learned pig was on exhibi.
ton, and the father took the boy in to
sec the prodlgies that the animal could
perform.
Just look at that!' said the father.
why, there's pig that can count and
add up numbersl Don't you wish you
We're as smart as hep
"IIaT answered the boy. Just let
me ask him a few questions in geog.
raphyi ! reckon / could beat him at
thatw
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-09-10
INVITES YOUR ACCOUNT

Extends such accommodations to Pa
irons as is consistent with safe and
conservative banking.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-09-10

Does a General Banking Business.
Has been in continuous existence for
90 years; has declared 1874 semi
annual dividends.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-09-10
Had the effect.

"Yes." she said In answer to some.
thing he had said. "the old songs are
very beautiful"
."Beauufulr he exclaimed enthusI.
astically. Beautiful hardly describes
them. They are they are well. com.
pared with them, tho songs 81 today
are trash. he vcrlest trash
u agree with yon. yet the old songs
sometimes contain sentiments that one
cannot wholly approve"
81 think you are mistaken"
Il will give you an Illustration. There
is John Howard Payne's Home, Sweet
Home. for instance. You surely do not
agree with all the sentiments It con.
tainsT
"why notT' he asked warmly why
notf'
because" she said, glancing at the
clock, which was marking the hour OF
t1-"becausc there Is line IN that
song which says There's no place Ike
home You do not believe that, DO
youf'
Then he coughed hollow cough and
arose and went silently out into ihe
night
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-09-10

PAYS INTEREST ON SPECIAL
DEPOSITS.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-09-10
PUBLIC SALE
TnuRspAY. sRPT. %. 1000.

The undersigned. residing at No
ZIG Baltimore street. Hanover, Pa,
will offer at public sale, on the prem
Uses hereinafter described. the follow
ing valuable real estate:
a trsct of land. situate In Man
chester district. Carroll county. Mary
land. on the road leading from Ebb-
vale 10 Bnchman'E Valley. adjoining
properties ~ Chestnut Iiill ore Com
pany. Calvin Wentz. Elmer Lippy.
David Jones, Jerry i,eeae. Oliver Hooy-
eT Estate. and the aforesaid road,
containing one hundred and ninety
aerea. more or lesa. Of which about
ilfty acres are in chestnut and oak
timber; improved with a twO-atory
brick dweiliaE with basement, rune
barn. wagon shed with corn cribs at
tached to barn. buggy house. one and
half story brick dairy building. and
ail necessary outbulldlnKa. A never
falling spring Of splendid water at the
house; the place IL we'll watered. n
stream Of water flowing through the
ineadow land Convenient u churches.
mills schools and stores. Productive
limestone land with good deep soil
Sale 10 commence az o'clock p. m.
Terms By LUCY A. MASEM0RE,
= ~ Crawford. auct.
aep3-ta
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-09-10
Warns Girls Against Chinese.

Mrs. Randford, eighty-seven years
old, has been superintendent Of a
Chinese mission In New Orleans for
twenty-five years. The mission has
q Sunday school and evening classes
for secular study. Mrs. Radford has
had the opportunity to observe many
hundreds of Chinese. and she is rig
idly opposed to their being instructed
in any way by white women or girls.
She has no patience with the woman
or girl who seeks to teach the ORR
entails out of desire to 'uplift the
heather. New York Press.
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There are about twelve generations
of flies year, the sexes about equal
~ divided, each female laying about
1000 eggs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-13
3 8.
ssn ssasper hat man {

eSn osasper bat ntan am sSrei=
tag einen iungen g1eger narnens
Claude @oloen gebanet, Ser peger
eines perbreberiiben stngriffs aut
elm fleines tDeiBes Waaohen in gealt-
mont gum So6e perltrteilt mar.
Muf Der 5arm BON 8. Gum
mines, in Der geabe bon @l Campo,
branilte elm S6eunen- uno Stalae-
bauoe a6, lpobei iieben 8feroe uno
Wauleiel unl's 2eben fanlen. Die
5arm lit an Safe 9ieis perpadtet.
@ie oas 5euer aufgefonlnen lit,
meiB Hiemano. Gas Merffpiiroige
bel Der Sade it, bob Dor einigen
Sagen in 81 Campo ielbit eitte
Sheune abbrannte, Die 9lnton &e;B,
einem 9rnoer BON Safe geis, geborte
uflo bob ntan aud bel ienem Seuer
lliht meiB, tpie es ettltonoen lit.
g8ie aus @eorgetoipn aenleloet
miro, baben in @illiomion Goltilty
0ies Weal 6082 9erioref1 8oll- -5ores
be5ablt, Inn bunoert rnebr aIs IeBtes
Sabr.
Gin Neger nanlens Sim San-
oers tpuroe in @ihita Sals ipeaea
grmoroung feiner 6rou 81 SO SaI)-
rem 3udtbaus bernrteilt.
Die @ereinieune Der 8onficrs
oes oritten Diitrifts bat in Muitin
cine 4onbef1tion abgebalten uno fif
nit GROCER gntibiebenbeit gegen bas
@eies, peldes Die gonf-Depoiiten
garantiert, ousgelprohen.
9lpbotie Steele aus Weriu,
Der leste nod lebenbe aftipe Seilneh-
mer an Der Shlaht BON San Sacirl.
to, belt am 5reitag cine Mniprade
an oas Observation-Disclosures Der Sc.
gislatur.
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s[us gsittsbura meloet n1t

slus Gittsburg meloet man.:
s. u. Sbneioer pernabnl, als er
beute Weorgen aus bent Sdlum-
mer erpadte, unten inHarlor eirHll-
moren, als menn elei9 Elm Ouseno
Ginbreder einen geiuh abitatten
ipolten. 0a muBte er ihon gut be-
tpaffnet iein, ipenn er ibnen entge-
gentreten ipoae, falfulierte er, nno
nobm eilt @epebr in Die cine unto
eilen &epoloer in oie anoere @ano.
Ser girlbreher entpuppte fih als
Elm 60pferoiees 9futo, oos ieinen ci-
genen @eg geroit lpar, Der ourd
Die Mouer oes Sauies In ben 8arlor
gefiibrt botte. 8abreno Shneiocr
iid 3uriif5oe, Inn iid fit ben felt
ianen @ait al5ufleioen. befom Der
Chauffeur oas idnallfenoe llngetiim
mieoer in ieine 8epalt nno fubr oa.
BON, Dem @eidaoieten bas burhl0-
6erte 9aus urb oas 9ta6ieben lai-
ier1o.
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mar oeforiert. Cine 9fielen-ger=
ianlnllunig fano i'm @u0itorium ltutt.
Sn 6olae oes Sodtpoiiers lit
Elm ont SuBe bes Wount Gone in
Der 9iabe bon Goiabena, Californian,
gelegener Gapillon 5uim1mengeltiir5t.
nobel mebrere Gerionen unl's 2eben
eefon1ner itno.
9fn SSreitag muroe @errlt
Suft I'M lleu bereeribteten @rlrle=
lpalo-9otel 5lt Stem Orleans ein gro
Bes geilfett gegeben. gorber ipuroe
inn BON Ser &arnepal= @eleniboft Der
2itel uHrince Of tie Gbilippires"
nerliebell @r gine nit pieler 2aune
auf ben Tiff eili unb bielt cine
uneelnein bmiloriitii1e &ebe, in Der
er Die @brltng annabnl ultter Ger
geoingnng, oaB iie i'm 11i6t nit
Der 4onititrtiolt in &onflift brilrae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-13

lait oes @ouberneurs, iotDie oie all-
gren5enoen8oit= II. Telegrapben6mter
einaiderten.
Ser 9onig BON Spallien 1T
5um geiuf) in 2iiiabon, beinl &ouig
Wanuel Don Bortugal.
slus 8ellington IN 9eeu-Sec-
Lamb miro eetneloet, baB Ser 0anfpfes
pTequin" in Der geabe bes Gap Sc
raipbiti nntergegangen lei. 81 Ger-
ionen ioaen ertrunfen iein.
Ole tiirfiide &egierualg bat
Der ruiiiiden Geeierung mitseteilt,
bob iie i'm grin5ip Die @oridlaee
GuBlanos 5ur &eeelung ser finolt-
5iellen Streitigfeiten 5piiden ibr
linb 9nlgarien annebme.
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NIIfrIG.
Sim qreitnn ftnrh q

9lm 5reitag ltarb an oen Sol
gen zines 8eingeibpiires 8ictor 6.
8augbn, in eiilem bieiigen SoipitaI
i'm Alter BON sc ssabren. Serr
8algb mar mol Der dlteite gilerls
babn-Hoit-Glerf in unier1n Staote.
gor ilnsefdbr 80 sSabren trat er bier
in ben Boltoienit nno bot p1breao
oieier gan5en 3eit falt ausi1lieblieb
ben 9oiten an Der S. & g. sc. ga6n
5lpiihen bier, Serarfana uno 2ong-
piep lime gebabt. gr ipor aus Sir.
ginien gebiirtig uno binterlaBt etlle
g@sittipe, einen Sobn uno eine goh-
ter.
slus Sos 9lngeles, Gol., fonlmt
Die Nadridt, Dob Wtrs. q. Me. Co.
ben bort i'm gllter bon 81 sSobren
geitorben iii. Wars. Cohen mar Elm
friiberes Sri. Seth, bier in San Mn-
tonic geboretL mo ibre beiben Bril-
Der, Wioies uno Simon 8eitb, nod
lebetl. Sbr @atte, @err q. so. Co
ben, mar Der erite gloitor unter eli
ner friiberen Gallugban 9lominlltra-
tion Die San1ilie, ipelde ieit 1869
IN San gntonio lebte, 5og erlt Dor
2 Sobren nod Sos sfngeles, gal.
- Wtit oen belten 8orrihtungen
fir orabtloie 3elegrap6ie ausgerii-
itet miro oas Signal-aorps in Sort
Gam Soulton ieine Grperilnentc in
orabtloler Selegrapbie bolo beginner.
9a feline Station, iolde 0epei6en
gu ernpfangen, iid in Der 0dbe oes
Sorts befinoet, meroen oieie grperi-
mente lneiitens in 5ritrllftipnen be-
iteben.
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@ai6inatpn anfaeaeben

bon orei Doftoret, tpltrbe 5 @o1ea
lang I'M 8ett gebalten. 8lutbergif-
tr1g 0urd eiren SpinnenbiB perur-
iadte grobe, tiefe 8uilben an ieiue.l
8einen. 9ie Doftoren ri6tcten
nidts aus, oenn p8udlens Mr11ica
5albe" furierte mid nonitdnois !,
idreibt Sobn @aibineton aug 8os-
quepiae, Seras. Sir gcaema, 8euLen,
9ran0munoen uno Sainorrboiben lit
es oas bette. % Cts. bel alien Drug
ai1ten.
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Gin @prt int Wertraite,,.

geiDen Ste an Sd1norrboiber? Menn
ia, 10 befolgen Sic bor glllem ben guter
Gat, ale Guadlalbereien gu permeibeil.
9as Sperationsmeiier, Die Sbniirtette
lno Die dberben Sirfturen, ipie 4. 9.
garbol. fonnen t1ltr Die Sbinptome, ni1t
bas 2eioen beieitieen Cine 9eilnng,
uno 5tpar cine bauernoe. lit eI,eu nrr
m0gli9 nit Der beriibrnten Dr. Silsbee
&uafeiis. gs iiub bas Stublsdpf6en,
aus ben fir ben Sal beiten ar5neien.
Broben BON Inafeits foitenfrei berfnnct
bon g. Neliitdbter & Co.. Bog 2416,
Heip Wprf.
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ct. ssamcs Safe.

0iefes bo1itdnoig neu eingeridtcte
Geitauront lit cine orr6ous popll-
lare sSnititution, oie ipegen Ser bill
ligen greiie Seoem 5ugdnglid lit.
&eeulGre Mo6l8eiten iperoen 5u 25
Gents eeliefert, elm ausge5ei6ncter
@niineB Mens 2lln6 foitet MIR Is
Gents. 9flles gut uno bor8ii9Iib 5u-
bereitet. 8eionoers oie 9eutiden
INN oeren 9luloi6oft oringeno qehe-
ten miro, iperoen 9(aes ihnofGofi
finoen.
$. Magenbie, @igerttiimer.
Inter oem ct. Sames @oteG, Souitou
StraBe.
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g. u. & ". q. Balm.
g.. s. e g. 81. lSnltnt.2illiel

~ Z ~ ~ ~ Ne3eitPl=Nt4lltj
slnfltnft-
SO. 9-gom Often. 1885 bonn
yto. Bonn Often 900 nadn
9to. 10-@l Raio Ii. 8eiten. 1880 rac)m
Wfabrt-
go. 1o-gl 9aio II. g9eiten. ,7::3o uadlnl
geo. 10-9ia9 Dem Often. 1920 naAnr
3o. s-sta6 benz Often .11.4O BORN
gietoria 9iuiiiun, g. $. & g. q.
Nnfinlft-
300 so2 -guero, gictoria. 7:8o nodm
Gbfabrt
SO 8o1-g guero. gictOria. $50 bonn
@f. s. & 5. gabn.
0nfiinft-
3o 3-gom gaoroen. 9:15 nod1m
~Slberu Com Norben. 1880 PORN
Wo. 241-Soniton ETC.. $3.50 ooru
Gbfabrt-
So Saa6 oem Moroen. .7:5o BORN
rSlber r"-Na6 Dem Moroen 900 nadnt
SO. 244-6olfton etc. 1915 1ladlul
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3um gerfauf BEL alien Sanolern.
Breis so @ents. Softer -Milburn
So, gnffalo, Seem gorf, oneinige
Mgenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
grinnert gud oeg 9aolnens =
8oall uno nebnlt feline anoeren.
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%. s. & s. ga6n.
SDnt 6pffeit.

go tit bic BeIt, 10 tpie tttat ipridjt,
8eipnoers tart inn Spffen,
Sp1 1T BON bieient letber mid]t
Mnd) Alles eingetrpffen.
Der Wenidj bpfft pum BET @iege an,
WDl bis su ietnent 8rabe,
Die SDffnmng nitttntt iifb Senerntann,
Sn ieimem Sruit nnb Stabe.
tln0 iuenn atf ntanGbes Gr6engliid
Gar flaglid) gtng in Sriimmer,
Die Spffnnng lakt tid)t iebrn snriif,
Sic tretbt unS bpriuGrts tntnter.
Der Gma6e baut iidb in hie 2mft
0tel Sdllbi1er, iuenn aitd) intnter
Nte ytebelbaud) peri6tpinben fie,
Gr frent fid) 0udI ant Sd)tmmer.
Wie Mander bpfft anf gelb mnb Gut
nnb iuenn er eS ertpprben,
ST langit Der frpbe 2ebensmnt
Sn ieiner 8ruit eritprben.
Wie Mander traunt bpn Selbentnn,
nno fiebt mad iuenig' Snbren,
9ak feIbit bic Gbre nnh Der Nmbnt
Nnr Seifenblaien iparen.
selbft 5reunbidaft, eiebe blei6t nidJt
treu,
Q8ie pft inan aud betrpgen,
Waf) ieber Sdmidnng lit anf's Neu
Sie 8affnnms einsesusen.
1lnb brobt nns beute aud) nit 3iuaiD
Die @aiIerntufcr Sanhe,
Sic nad)t nns lange nod nid]t bang,
Sod 9errid)t iie ntd)t iin 2anbe.
Sic tuirb mns nnier 2pne StarSie
So balb md ntd)t entsieben;
Sen 2abetranf, ben braufben mir
9ls grpit mad 9tpt nnb Wiii fen.
Sp laft nns benm NIT smtem Watt
Stun In bic Snfmnft hltden,
Sas 2pne Star Sier, 10 flar nab
gut,
Wirb ,ueiter nns 6egliifcn.
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8aoifalbeilmf,e
MerbenI6lpd6e

g9tpade, nerb5fe gerfonen. eepInst bon ooff.
nunesIoieieit Mnb t@le6ten Iraunien. erf4bS.
F1mer8en, SaaransfafI, eibuabms bes UsS5rs
uiio SeIttt5. aatarrb. Waeenbrn6sl gtn6lbsr.
itoptl.Ie, geibsieit, Grnotena Bitten. Serafoe.
finn erfabren ans bent ,Saesnbfrsamb@ tple
etnfad), fdbnen unh btlItB alle itnnathrft.
d,en Yerlnfte nnh anbere S}slsen insenh.
lidler 8erirrunscn sranblid seIetlt nr,b
Dsile Ueinnsbett mah arobiinn tpteher.
erIangt tperben fBnnen. Uams nenes
Seilperfabren. Seber ietn eisner arst.-
Gteiee 9rbeyorbeutIi9 tntereffaHts unb Isbr.
reidbe Bu9 (1eutfGe autlaes 1eo9), ipelsHss
bon Jung unb alt, WsaHu utb 6rau. eeIefsss
peroen foIIte, fam eegtn Ginienbung bon rs
Gents in 8riefmarfsn 6eriteeelt besoeen psrbsn
bon ner
Pribatsalinii, 1915. abenne
astp 31nrk, y. ~.
@sa ertpdbne Die Sreie Brefe (. Eeros
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Saut,uortet es ebrli1.
SinS Sic glnsaben pon geiupbnern ppn
Sun glntomip mid)t suberlai
flyer, bemn Die bun sa,ts-
lidJ Srenben?

9ies lit cine lebenoiee Sraee.
Sic tit bon groBem ssSSr1tereiie fir
San Intonio.
Sic bat MIR eine 9lnttport.
Sic fann ni6t umgonse1 oocr
iiberlebe1 lper6en.
Sier ipridt Elm Biireer bon San
slntonio.
@r ipri6t fir Die 8oIfabrt Don
Son Mntonio.
9ie glneaben zines giirgers ii,lo
5uberlaiiig.
9ie zines pollig Sremben iino oll-
5lt5ipeifeln.
Ser gelpeis bonn eigenen @obn-
plob lit Ser bette 8etpeis.
sl. @ieoner, 124 OIt-Gonlrnerce
StraBe, San glntonio, 1aet: vDoau's
Gieren Billen baben ii9 IN lneilleu
Safe fir ben idmer5enoen Giiden
uno oie geieren als ousge5eibnetes
Seilnlittel erpieien. SD tpuroe burb
Weitteilungen BON Mnberen oie gu
ibren @uniten ipra6en, beipoeen, lie
gu perillden. Sd beriboffte mir eille
Sba6tel bon Doan's geieren Billcll
gerar Drug Store ultb no1oeln i6
tie gebraudt batte, erbieIt i6 prontpte
Ibbiilfe bon meinem 9fiifelli6nlcr5
uno meinem 0eierenleibeir. Sd babe
ME porber ein Waittel eebabt oos 10
i6nea iltlo tpirfnngsbon tpor. luie
0oan's 9eieren gillen uno id bin
oaber germ bereit, iie ipornl gu ell.
pfeblen.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-23
Mountain Lions Killed.

Word has been received tD9t vii.
fred Fife, con of Jos s. Fiia Vas puu
cessiul in destroying three mountain
lions.
He was herding sheep 10 the Noun
iain Springs country aud was some
what troubled with coyotes, Que
night Que OF them got into his herd
ard killed lamb Wiltred poisoned
the caroass, thinkiug that prcoably
tho coyote would come back aud de
your the lamb, thus getting sufficient
poison 10 Kill hin,
In two or three days he went to the
britt aud was se'onished To find three
dead mountain lions lying near. He
skinned one Of them, leaving the
other two, not knowing the value of
the pelts nor the amount of bounty
on these animals.
Reports are TO the effect that quite
d number OF these animals have been
killed in this locality and that there
are yet many doing damage to the
sheep ranging in that country.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-23

Last week Bp. Henry w. Lunt,
while blowing In ditch north of
town, was struck in the eye by piece
of flying wood IL struck with such
force as 90 injure the nerve aud rs a
consequence the bishop has been sutf-
eriug circulating pain, IL is neoes'
Saty for him 10 yet keep the eye Gov
cred because, when the light strikes
II. causes him to suuer extremely.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-23

One day last week Frank Wood.
bookkeeper for the Co-or,, had the
misfortune to be- kicked by "a horso,
which laid him up for few days. Ho
was kicked on the leg aud deep cash
resulted, which necessitated several
stitches 60 close. Frank suffered se-
we're pain for day ar two aud was
unable 20 use his leg at all, He Is
now Improving ~ fast ~ posslb he and
will soon TO all right agaln.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-23

The Post Otfice Store carries the
largest aud choicest stock of Millin.
ery Goods in Southern Utah. We
buy direct from the Eastern Centers
OF fashion, insuTing our customers
the latest and most approved styles,
aad by cutting out the middle dealers
profits, we are able to make the very
best possible prices. Another choice
shipment just in. DO not fail to in
speot 1t.
oHAS. s. WILKINSON,
Proprietor.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-23

Doc. Smith, the dentist, is all
Smiles these days, the cause OF them
being rush of work, sufficient 10
keep him from Worrying. However,
hs has not yet reached his capacity,
and as he will remain but a short
time it will he we'll for those wanting
work done TO see him. He will be
found above the Palace Drug Store
aud will b. pleased to receive any
one In need OF his services.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-23

Last Thursday Wm. Tucker, while
hauling "a log north OF town, was acct.
irntiy thrown from It by the wagon
striking some obstruction lilo fell
upon his arm aud shoulder, badly
bruising beth. lie also received In.
jury to part OF his face, aud suffered
considerable pain. lie IL recovering
W fast as 10 possible under tho cir
oumstAnces.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-23

Ohas, Knell. OF Pinto was In 90.
dar Wednesday, having come over on
business, He reports everything a
being quiet In the town OF Pinto aud
that for considerable illness caused
by la grippe nothing OF unusual i'm.
portance Ia happening.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-23
\ Healing Salve for BurHs, Chapped
Hands and Sore Nipples.

As a healing salve for burns, sores,
sore nipples and ohapped hands
Chamberlsin's Salve il most excel
lent. It sllays the pain OF burn
almost instantly, aud unless the In.
jury lie very severe, heals the parts
without leaving scar. Price 20
cents. For sale by Palace Drug
Store.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-23
Eor Whooplng Cough.

Give Chsmberlain's Cough Remedy.
Ii will keep the cough loose, eXpso-
torstion easy aud render the fits OF
coughing less frequent aui less SO,
we're. IL is safe aud sure. For sale
by Palace Drug Store.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-23

And now comes the report that a
porticn OF the sidewalks Of Main
street In the business district viii! be
paved, Good enough. Hope 1t will
be right away.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-23

q, s, Wilkinson went TO ST. GEORGE
aud vicinity last Saturday on busi.
moss, Ito returned Wednesday even
Ing,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-23

Aud still the grip is with the ehild-
rem and many of the older people as
we'll. Several little once are suher-
iug Intensely with the malady.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-23
Local Items.

A new si00 piano for sale; excel
lent tone, PRICE $500
>. N FOSTER
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-23

q IN reported tina. Jode Webster
has heen oonnnod Is bis room with a
slight attack % typhoid,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-23

BORN 10 the wife OF James Par.
w, Toy, laat Monday morning. The
OBhy Is n daisy.