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BRANCH OFFICES


ats. Main 1917.
NEW YORK AVE. PHARMACY. New YorI,
ave and y. Cap 81.
CHAS- c. HORNUNG. Christiana Pharmacy
sw. cor. eth and NJ SITS. Phone y. 2Sss
NICHOLS PHARMACY, 18th and Pa. ave
Phone Nj. 1870.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY, 18th and Park
road Phone G. 1851.
l.. T. TAXLOE. cor. 9th and SITS. Phone
y. 23s2.
Il, A. vEITcH. 2orh and NJ SITS. Phone \. su7
y. V. PATTIE. Ss29 Georgia ave. Col $685.
AALTB1'S PHARMACY, 1857 Calvert St
6. 1851.
MATTINGLY,s PHARMACY. 18th and L.
Phone n. 2026.
II. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 9Th ST. and
Massachusetts, ave Phone NJ. 40s9
GARNOLD, 1901 ifth ST. Phone Col S37i
oUIGLEY'S PHARMACY. INST and G sts
Phone W. 65S.
II. ID. HOWARD. 18th and w Phone n. 2fm
GOLDBNBERG . eth and X SITS. Phone NJ
sol.
6. KAHN. SONS & CO, sth and Market
space. Phone NJ ZOO.
GREENE'S CAPITAL A ID V r r ISM G
AGENCY. 1145 18th 81. Phone n 320s
b. L McMICHAEL. Cigar Store. 18th and p
J FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. eth St. Rhode
Island ave and r St Phone n 2sOi
GEssFoRD's PHARMACY. 9Th and U SITS
Phone y. PISS.
s NJ. WAGNER & CO.. LIST and H. PhAs
L, IA
NJ McNULTY & SON. Cigars and Tobaeco
1896 18th st. Phone North 24g7.
PAUL PEARSON, 18th st. and Florida ave
\. W. Phone y. 51o7.
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NORTHEAST


McCHEsNEY & JOACHIM. cor. ID and E
SITS. Phone l. SO.
LADDoN PHARMACY. 200 Florida ave.
Phone l.. 1876.
KRAUss' PHARMACY. cor. 9Th and X SITS.
Phone L. 1881
BENZ. T. LANHAM. nth and E. Cap. SITS.
Phone l. fo2
cHAs. i. BLUMER, y. Cap. and r SITS.
MscHEsNEY s JOACHIM s,h and SITS.
Phone i. n122.
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SOUTHEAST.

A, z. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol SITS
Phone l. 1f50
a. B.. BURROWS. Nth and Pa. ave. Phone
L Ills
Roach DRUG CO. sth and C sts. Phone L.
1867.
F. P. WELLER, cor. sth and /. Phone W
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SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EIsENBEIsS. eth and sts
Fnof5= n. 6fC2
MCDONALD, J. W. ~ and l. Phone NJ
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ANACOsTIA
BERY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS Phone L. I049.
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GEORGETOWN
=. =. WELLER. Pharmacy 1854 NJ ST n w
Phone l. 1909. ". 27s.
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WORKINGMEN'S WANTS.

WORKINGMEN-This surely is a fair promo
sitiOn. look at our stock OF fne tailor-made
Islightly used suits at s. 10 SIC. and IL YOU
the wife and baby give US tho g0-by; one
price only. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, SD ID
=. w. 1t
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ALEXANDRIA. VA
r. !. CARNE A. CO, zoe King St
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Bakery.

AAfREINS Hot Rolls. a. m and D. m:
home made pies. cakes, ice cream. delivered.
1908 n Y ave. Phone apI-S0t
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ALTERATIoN HANDs-Thoroughly expert
enccd, on ladies' suits and gowns Apply
9. EEsLEBACHER iZ22 +. apZ7-2t
APPRENTICES 20 learn dressmaking: pald
While learning al 9Th n W. apg7-5t
CASHIER and stenographer in commission
houSc; hours $50 10 $50. state age and ex-
perlencc in own hand writing. good salary 70
tight party Bon -. Times once. ap2s-3t'
CONFERENCE.-The young lady 70 help IN
iailorins trade. 300 18th 81. S. =. ap25-2l
COOK, so 20 So; stay nights: bring refe--
ences Apply DUPONT AGENCY 1853 Ore
son ave ap2s-2t
cooK-First-class, at once; also chamber
maid Apply 5l5 81. ap2s-3r
'OOK-eiood. white; so per month. Apply At
once. ~ l.th 81 N. W apZ7-2t"
COOK AND GENERAL HOUsEWORKFR-
sl5 per mo-; bring reference. Apply I2s 18TH
s r. ap27-st
DRESsCITTING.
A--iADIES why are you out Of worI2 Prof
Livingston will gusrsnte any lady Of ability
Of instruction AZ his New York Academy ~
Dresscutting Designing. Ladies' Tailoring
make no charge FOR instructions. u will only
take two weeks 90 learn. Come now
SPRING PATTERNS CUT 10 ORDER.
ap26-5t
FINIsHERs on waists and skirts. also sleeve
hands; steady work. FRANCES +. WARD.
1919 llth 81 y. W. ap2s-3t
GfFL--To 20 North CsVow Haven. Comm FOR
the summer months. cook and general
house~orker; reference required. Call after
D. m ~ z-o New Jersey ave. y. W
GIRL 10 10 light homework Apply asa
Prospect ave. y. ". aD2s-8t
GIRTas-Two store room and vegetable cooks
today. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY. J0B 10th
~. ap2s-5t
GIRIss-White. over Is. FOR light bench work
lexington place and q ~. ap2s-9t
GIRL Tor general houseworIl call s52 b ~
GTRIl-colored. 10 DO general housevork for
small family Apply so5 18Th e. n ". IL
GfRI.-German for light general housevgori(.
Apply SO Ith 81. y. w aD2s-3t'
Girl. 90 mind chiil and do light homework
Apply Sz2 pa. ave. before D. -. ap21-3t'
GIRIs-Two. for wrapping cones. ms z
y. W. aDz7-2t'
GIRIl-Good. neat. clean: eolored to make
herself generally useful around cafe. must
read and write Apply at once. HILLS
GTRI. for general homework. two ia family
~ 9Th -. MRS. AUGUSTINE. ap27-2t
TfANDS-Experlence on waists ana dresses;
also coat and skirt hands for alteration room.
good salary. steady position BON MARCHE,
5is 9TH 81 ap2s-St
LADY 8diddlo-aged. a. hOusekceDor for rId-
over with children, tn the country good
home Tor right one give experience. call az
Us y. ave. =. - ap2s-5t-
LADIES 70 know / make satin-ilned SUES
see up RING. iGls X 81 Phone ~ ll95-T.
I.ADIEs-2. 70 help on coats and pants 18i
Mass ave. n. J.. ap2s-3t
FIsHER'S AGENCY. SO 10Th 81. ap2s-2t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

CHEVY CHASE. ND.
T. A. SONNENAN.
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LAUNDRIES
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

CONSULT Me in regard to your building or
when you want work Of quality by
competent mechanics Screens made TO order.
Phone Main 1917
cHAs. c. EENNON. 7l5 18th St p. ".
mh29-eod-tf
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WE WEAVE, 1ne rugs from your old worn
carpets Cali, write. FOR circular Tel. Main
6S4S. ORIENTAL FLUFF RUG WKS-. 1905
I St n W. ap23-7ts
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OUR ENTIRE Stuck
OF SPRING HATS

Has to be sold in order to make rom for
summer straws. Take advantage OF lis op-
portunity IL you need hat. Special price,
Sl-s9- straws and Panamas cleaned by ex-
perts.
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Telephone Your Want Ads to The 91nes-Man $3.50 i
HELP wANTEp-FEMALE.

NURSE for two small children; $40 per mo.
Apply 13S 18th s e apg7-st
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-07
ooops aoApa maarlno

Special to DIE Dailg Leader
G0algasa Or. Nag 1k meeting Of
Gle Coal county loenship lfuelpeH as
socIalIon WIS held II this city % niake
arrangements for The state Good Road
convention which win BE- held n Coal
gate Oh June 7 ahd S 4 COMMITTEES
from the townshlp trustees aFganl.
zallun lnel the C0aiante ProslHsslfn
club and received the assurance of
ihe members lhnt the proposed meet.
lnx would receive their hhhftg SUP
nafl nnd financial AssIslance FoF
t#la CONVENTION one mile Of model road
viii IA constructed wilhoas cuet hY rep
faseniallves pl The mauHIaciureFn q
fuad.hulIdIne machinery Addresses
UllI be made b Gov. 6 y Haskail and
Others Interested IL the ElnproVemeul
oF I'd hlahwaya uf hi neN state and
lIt IA expected 70 BE oue d tha maai
notable meetings aver held II M
east side 0f the stalAi
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|lLL PARALYSIS
NOT HOPELESS
This Man Had Form That Wao Cur
able and There Are Hundreds
Of Cases Like His


Thdrf Ags bslii peopIe whh s&y tAat
no idrla of 'iiatihl paralysis caii he
cured
II you Have partial paralysis or soma
other severe nervous disorder do you
rthlnk Il Is better to be treated hy some
one who Insists that YOU are incufuble
81 70 take treatment that grateful
patients throughout tho United States
testify has cured lhemg
There are savernl forms OF parfiyels
that are curablc BY the tonic treat.
ment with Dr. Williams Pink Pills aud
remarkable proof Of the fact that TIE
disease can be cured "a found IN the
case Of Mr., J 3 Stlnson. OF No. l7h0
Madison avenue. Kansas City Mo-.
He this describes what be consldeys
miraculous cure:
In November. 1908 waa taken
sick with severe palnu through my
chest and IN the region Of my heart.
The pains became gradually worse
One morning, while working in The
Held, ! was taken with worse pains
than ever and before could get back
to the house, my legs aeemed 10 be par
alysed and I could Just hOhhlo along
and had to be helped up the atells.
was IN bed eor over Two years and 80
helpless that ! had TO 20 be turned
wer was completely paralyzed
from iust below my heart dawn.
had not a partlcle 0f feeling 10 this
part OF my body wafted away un.
I'll was lust skin and bones, My ap.
petite was good My Kidneys were az.
fected and had no control over them.
During the time was IN bed. two
Years, waa a nerpous wreck and per.
fecty heipless
5el wns living at Lees summit Mo-.
lurlhg my sickness and WIS treated
by two doctors. Both said that my
case was paralysis. Their medicine
did not seem 10 help me and they said
| could not live A friend sent me a
clipping from q paper giving a cure
oi D case similar to milne by DR. WI.
lIams Pink Pills and began their use
soon after took the pills for come.
time before / was satisfied that they
were helping mo. then bessu TO have
some control Of my Kidneys and Vow.
els. / WAS finally able to got around
hi a wheel chair and continued to Saln
until was able 10 walk with q cane
tlko child. I had TO learn to walk
again. ] can walk now without any
sffort and no one would ever know
what my condition had BEEN feel az
well as | ever did before the stroke
With one execution am not slronf
enough to do heavy work nr llftlug.
consider my cure miracle as COOS
everyone who knows of 1"
There is absolutely no way II reacf
NIX the ncrves with medicine except
through the blood. The nerves reccivs
MI of their nourIshment and sunnufl
from the blood which, under healihFu
conditions carries the elements need
ed bp rebuild wasted nerve tissue 1
Is Through tho blood that an function
Il nlfgo troubles must be cured
Thpse who are interested IN thl
troatmenl which cured tha case ear
oblalb further information by wgltlul
COR the booklet, Nervous Disorders,
which we send free on requeut,
Dr. Williams pink pills are sold b.
all dr.gglsta. or will be sent, poslpalt
m receipt af price. so eaals per h0x
SIX haxea sor $3.50, ~ The Dr. VII
llams Aedlclae Company, achneclady
iN. r.
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net or of messallne, and FOR The com
Ing warm weather the same model can
be utilized for the simpler dresses ol
chamhras glngham and similar mater
ials. Linen, however, Is deserved
fayorlte and there are many fashion
able dark eolora as we'll az white npd
The lovely wlalarla ehadee Wlalarla
and catawba are new III this mater.
iai and are both aervleeablF and smart,
For the sixteen yea slxe viii be re'
qufed, for the over drpsg 3 yards oi
material q or ~, i-2 sarda 81 Or
5s yards "A inches wide: for the
gumpe will be required yard oi
plain material 80 Inches vide with 2
yards Of iuckIng iS Inches Wide q
May Manton pattern. No. B927. alzcs
IA and iG years viii be mailed 10 any
address by the Fashion Department
on this paper on receipt of ten cents
lIf IN haste send an additional two
cent stamp for letter postage which
luaures more prompt dellVery)
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TsveEy man ii tde rfchllaet ~ bis
own destiny. has Re trouble 4 wa
|llont pay apuGHh ellanaur e the IRE
escape.
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Special 10 the Daily Leader
acAlesier Ok, hay 1.-THE body 9f
clyde Main, who was Killed in Ell ea.
ploslon IN the Reid mino Ct Adamson
on March sS Nheu tse mine Waa el1ps
ed aud scaled by the mine irsnecinr
10 smother lhe fire uhloe followed,
was recovered sitter The mine nae s.een
opened end the water pumped leT three
days. Tie remains we're brought here
for burial Il vas shown that hia l0na
que he'd nroifuded from the monih hna
bitten IA TWO The damage 10 the mine
VII regeh e20,0O0
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aUyMoN PIONEER DEAD

Special % Daily Leader
gaxmpn. Oh. May 1--Henfg West
morAland one Of the pioneers og the
Southwest and well known here. died
at 0uymon Twenig.fIve years ago Mr
Nestn0reland bad e cattle ranaa On
the elmarron, north ol Liberal, bnl
later went TO Beaver county end eetah
llshsd 4 ranch Oh the Frisco,
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Special 10 lAe Daily Leader.
saltwater OK May w B swim.
ford Nh0, aa lhe laco ef the returns.
was defeated ioe treasurer " the
school boafli ~ 6 p. sieen by ma
1ari'y og E has, ~ bis attorney. Free
man Miller flad Nllh the county eiec.
ilon hon1d g formal protest against
giving Mr ageen certificate o. elef.
ton, oil ne agCuad thel voters n the
oiltlylng District iiaa he eight g paf-
tlcpata M the election 81 treasurer ol
the school hoard II tie contest re-
suits according te the contention Of
Mr swiaiord and lhe vote Of the ont
lying district - thrown out be vii
he aelaclee by q majority vote Of J.
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minority 81 progseaalge legislation
said MT NeWlan6s.
Continuing ho declared i0at iae
Democrats Aad stsod With she presl.
dent and Ia line with Che position d
tha senator from Iowa tot progressive
legislation on house questions efcn es
the railroad rate law and that they
would be with him for downward re.
vision 81 the tariff end be again Ell
pressed a hope 2or she cooperation Of
the pfoggcsalqes o. The two pgres
1Jnon what platform does The sen.
alor propose Ia carry cpi inlag" quefii
cd Mt Aldrleh.
runon the platform Of .allhsul sere-
tees to the 3eop.e.' replied MF New
lands
With the aepfgasl0n II Mf Aldrich
that sneh unicn 0f forces w0ulu Pc
"a combination u restraint oF trader
The incident closed
IN Tie rourse Of hle speech NJ Cum
Minis secuted the idea that adherence
| to the wool Rehedule WIS not necessary
10 maintain the protective principles
iie said he had been one o1 the Re
puDiicans who hed Fought ius q reXi
sion Of the tariff
And intend 10 defend zaa faith
/ he continued "with MI the Vg0r q
which J ana capable The finance con-
mttee. composed of honorable lntelli
gent. bright minded and experienced
men Is silll not he ark aud The 90
venanl. of Republican doctrine Z i
not the only repository q cepublleaf
fasih.s
MOI d single member " llal com
mlliee bad been amoua TIE Republic
| ans uho had demanded & revision 9
lne T1lneleY BIZ They did noi believe
Irefialon wHp necessary and I was u
wonder they SHOULD anl nov savp
D changes ii TO aullea.
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Tails s 10 certify that I'll druggists
are authorized 10 refund your money
Il F0ley's Honey and Ter fails % cure
your cnHgh Or cold Il stops the cough
heals the lungs and prevents pneus
m0nia end c0NsumplIon, curlalns no
opIntes. The genuine L in 3 yellow
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special q Dally Leader

special b Daily Lekder.
l.awton. OKLA May T Urging en-
Increased nlanlng Of cotton IN 20
manehe county sassepd Of abandoning
fhls cfon for core eag giving some Il
fcresllng atnllsflun e support laell
theory. officials Of ihe cotton oil mills
of LaNton today issued lengthy
statement to the farmers of this coan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-07

Many EcaH nervous women hayo
been restored TO health by F0iey's
Kidney Remedy az It stimulates The
Kidneys 50 they viii eIImlnaie The
waste natter from iha bload lnlpnr
ities depiess the nerves. causing ner.
vous exhaustion and other ailments
Commence today and you viii soon be
we'll. pleasant to take
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DARING opaaAros szalKas OH


Special Ia The Daily Leader
Tuba. OK Ndy AFnf Wlef wHa
regarded as one Of ae fankesl wlld'
cats eyer allenlpte1 Er lna oklahoma
OH holt RcheFt Wallace Rol 4 twenty
five barrel oIl well q daplh II iQa
feet " Mohawk, nofih of Ehls city ana
miles FROM an other production
Therp Is d big scf9mbie la leases b
khai locality and Il Is sald thar Other
wells VII be drilled Tulsa Is nos
entirely surrounded by oil fields
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DAILY FASHION TALKS


Linen Il always a fasorlte material
for wayln woafller llEe and this gown
shows hde.of fhk htahtifnl baN sBhdca
Hofp ovos a gulmpe Of tucked white
nei aud hufl With white make q com.
plnatlnn charming Ia the extreme the
over blouse and the skirt are iolned
by monns Of a belt and the front edgHs
are finlshed with sooIlors and buttons,
but The closing Is made lnylalbly at
TIE back. The sulmpe ia separate and
consequently several quite easily can
be provided with the one dress and
any pretty muslin, either plain Of EN-
hrolderec. would be quite as apprup'
rlaio az the net. For sho dress ~
SELF pongee would be IN every way
suitable light weight serge win be
charming Eof wear eyer 8 aulmpe Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-07

A Cerlsla Cure for Aching Feet.
Shake Into your shoes Aliens Foog
Ease. POWDER Il cures Tired Aca
ing. Gallons. Sweating, swollen feet
Al all Druggists and Shoe stores, csc
Sample FREE Address. Allen s. olm
sled, Leroy, NsY
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-08-19
Want to Forget.

If you would increase your happiness
and prolong your life, forget your
neighbours faults. Forget all the SLAM
der you ever heard. Forget the temp
tations. Forget the faulting and only
remember the good points which make
you fond Of them. Forget all personal
quarrels of histories you may have
heard by accident, and which, if re-
peated, would seem a thousand times
worse than they really are. Blot out,
as far as possible, all the disagreeable-
ness of life; they will come but will
only grow larger when you remember
them. Obliterate everything disagree
able from yesterday, start out with
clean sheet today and write upon it for
sweet memory's sake only those things
which are lovely and l,vable Elk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-08-19
Two Previous.

A Richmond woman has in her en-
ploy a little darby. Milf Cole. one day
Mil became confidential aud told his
mistress he was 'goin 10 the cinltery
next sunday"
But, Min, that's long walk. You
know II is more than five miles"
ooh. missus, / atu't goin' to walk.
rs goiu' 20 ride"
How is Thar, MiaT
rs goin' in a kerridge { my uncle's
funeral"
All day saturday Mill could talk Of
nothing but the approaching AFFAIR.
Sunday his mistress excused him. and
she expected thar on Monday she
would hc reealed with full account
OF the funeral But Mil turned up
with 81 uoSt melancholy face. In an
Swer 10 her inquiry he said
Il didn't go miSsus lie amt dead
yit e. New York Herald.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-08-19
,OOK AT OUR PRICES F, F,
BRASS HORNS.
The Way the Thin, Seamless Tubes
Are Bent Without Injury.


SaXhorns, so called after famous
Belgian family named sax. who in.
vented ana Introduced these instru-
mentS about the middle of the last cen
fury, are the mainstay OF all modern
brass bands. They are manufactured
IN many different sizes, from high so
prauo To the huge contrabasS or BON
bardou. and the most important OF the
lot ~ the cuphonium, which supplanted
the NOW obsolete "scrpcnts' and ophi
clcidcS. The tallest saXhOrn ever made
stands eigl; feet high and contains
more than forty feet of tubing.
The advantage of seamless or solid
drawn" tubes for such Instruments as
tromDOncs and horns is considerable,
since, NO mattcr how good the Join
may be. sooner or later the action Of
the breath VIII wear away the solder.
To bend these thin brass tubes with.
out splitting or dcntiuT the metal was
at one time very difficult, but. thanks
to most ingenious artitice, the OF era
ton Is now both safe and simple The
tube is first washed out with a chem
zeal substance. such as Is used by
plumbers to prevent solder from adj
herring where It Is not wanted. and ii
is then completely filed with molten
lead poured In from ladle Thus sup
ported from within, the brass Is easily
and safely bent TO the required shape.
the lead being uftcrward removed by
heat.-PearsOns
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-08-19

SENATOR LA TOILETTE has been
spending a few days at his Madison
home. He starts out Immediately,
however, on his lecturing tour. Elk
pecting congress to be through with
its business a month or more earlier
than it was, he had to cancel many
engagements. We have seen it stated
that he has already lost as much as
5000 this season by these cancella-
tons Financially we presume $4,000
is more to Mr.. La Toilette than Sl07,-
900 to Mr.. Stephenson, but Mr.. La
Toilette could easily have been a million
aire too, if money-making, rather than
patriotic devotion to the public good,
were an ambition with him. Elk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-08-19
A CURIOUS WORD.
Twists That May Be Given to ia" In
the Chinese Language.

TWISTS That May Be Given to ia" In
the Chinese Language.
In the Chinese language the same
word may be given several different
meanings 10y the meditation Of the
voice. The same thing may happen to
the English Yes" which may be pro-
nounced SO as 10 mean 81 assent to
that" or i am doubtful" or Indeed =
An eminent authority on philology
gives an amusing illustration Of these
modulations In the Annamitlc Ian
guage a monos. liable tongue spoken
by the people of Tonquiu and Cochin
China
In this language the syllable "ba"
pronounced with a grave accent means
a lady. an ancestor. Pronounced with
the sharp accent, 1t means the favorite
OF prince. Pronounced with the semi
grave accent. 1t means what has been
thrown away, Pronounced with the
grave circumtex, II means what has
been left OF fruit after the juice has
been squeezed out Pronounced with
no accent. II means three. Pronounced
with the ascending or interrogation ac.
cent. 1t means box on the ears.
Thus the word 'ba," In the order Civ
en- above, is said TO mean, II properly
pronounced Three ladies gave box
on the ear to the favorte OF the
prince. Chicago Record Herald.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-08-19
Meet Us At The Fair!
AT MINERAL POINT
August II to y, 1909

Vt VIII display
the finest and probably the largest assert
ment Of Bugges, Carriages, Surries. Driv-
ing Wagons, Milk and Farm Wagons ever
exhibited at Fair in Iowa county.
We want you to look our rigs over no
matter if you want to buy or not. We take
pleasure in showing you what we arc do
ing in Dodgeville.