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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-21
Clear Creek

Miss Carrie Morris called on
Miss Blanche Kraft, Friday.
Mrs. Alice Kraft and children
called on Mrs. Frank Primmer.
Mrs. VIM, Hanklson and son
called on Mrs. Frank Primmer.
Charley Brillman spent Sunday
with his parents.
Miss lizzie Carpenter spent
Sunday with Miss Goldie Silver
son.
Ed Carpenter called on Charley
Kraft, Sunday.
John Kraft called on his cousin,
Charley Kraft.
Those who called on Frank and
Isaac Arter: John and Charley
Kraft, Ed Carpenter and Grover
Flick.
Those who attended the Lancas
ter Fair from this place were the
Misses Lizzie Carpenter, Hazel
and Blanche Kraft and brother
Charley, Carrie Morris and broth
ers George and Arthur, Isaac and
Frank Arter, Linnie Elick and
brothers Jerry and Grover, Geo
Finefrock, Charley Cavinee and
Ed Carpenter.
George Finefroek spent Sunday
with his lady friend, Miss Linnie
Elick.
Mr.. Oliver Finefrock and wife
called on his mother, Mrs. Sarah
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Mt. Vernon

Mr.. Noah Woolever has moved
his family on Marion Kitchen s
farm.
George Voorhees, and wife and
daughter Nellie, were the guests
of Vern Kitchen and family, Mon,
day evening.
George Voorhees,, Arthur Linn
and Vern Kitchen made busin ess
trip to Cedar Grove, one night
asst week.
Mrs. John Harble of Black j ack,
was the guesc of Mrs. Vern Kitch
en-, one night last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman Bicker
and son Roy of Lithopolis, was the
guest of their many friends Of
this place a few days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gordon and
Icel Davis attended the fair at
Lancaster, last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vorhees
and daughter Nellie were visiting
friends on Big Pine Valley, Sun
day.
The following visited at Marion
Kitchens Sunday: Homer Kitch.
en- and family Charley Unger and
family, Abraham Kitchen.
John Hutton and family of
Chapel Ridge, was the Sunday
guest of w. M. Barnhart and wife.
Mrs. Mary Linn is visiting her
law, Mrs. Harvey Bur-
goon. who is quite poorly with
erysipelas at this writing.
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busy digging their sweet potatoes
at present. Jake says its back
breaking job and Caroline says its
a cold job, and Old Crupper
thinks it's both.
Say, Brier Hollow, 1 guess Old
Crupper is u little too strong for
you; better take drop before 1t
is too late, for Old Crupper prac-
tices what he breaches; aren't
your berry briers frozen yet.
Say, Cream Ridge, next time
you write ask the Editor for those
things l was telling you about and
if he don't send them, l wouldn t
know what to think, as he hasn t
failed me yet. He is very kind
and considerate with his CORE
spondents.
Sarah Wagner visited her
Grandma, Tuesday.
Sarah Zenrick, of Lancaster, and
mother Mrs. S. w. Sollenberger
visited John II. Wagner's, Sun.
day.
Those that attended the Lancas.
ter fair from around this burg
were as follows: Mrs. S. w. Sol
lenberger and son Seth, Manuel
Walter and family, Ed Ruff and
family, Ed Klump and wife and
Kathryn Wagner,
John H Wagner ir. was Logan
caller, Saturday.
Mrs. John Wagner was Sugar
Grove caller, this week.
Hello folks, listen! Old Crupper
received postal last Friday from
Pomeroy; can any one enlighten
me as to who was the sender.
OLD CRUPPER.
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Bullard Avenue
Lucius Rider and EIwood ST!

Lucius Rider and Elwood Silver
son were Logan visitors Saturday.
VIM Carpenter, wife and daugh-
ter Gladys were the guests of
Lorenzo Shaffer and wife Sunday
evening.
Quite number Of people at
tended the Lancaster Fair, Sstur-
day.
Mrs. Geo. Reber and daughter
Bessie, Misses Bessie, Nora and
Nellie Shaffer, Goldie Stiverson,
Messrs Lucius Rider, Boyd Silver
son and Fred Matthias attended
church at Rockbridge, Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Lorenzo Shafer is on the
sick list.
Chas. Shaffer, of Murray, was
the guest of his brother last Thurs.
day.
Alfred Stalder, of Sugar Grove,
was the guest of l.. Shaffer and
family Sunday evening.
Miss Lizzie Carpenter was the
guest of Goldie Stiverson, Satur.
day and Sunday.
f. G.. Stiverson was the guest OF
Abe Matthias and family Sunday
afternoon.
Misses Goldie Stiverson and
Sarah Young called on Bessie
Shafer, Sunday.
Lorenzo Shaffer was in Sugar
Grove, Saturday.
G. w. Byers and lady friend
passed through here Saturday en-
route to the Lancaster Fair.
Miss Bessie Shaffer' spent the
evening with Goldie Stivsrson
recently.
Mrs. Pete Kraft and children
were the guests of Matthias Brill
mans, Sunday.
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NEWS OF
OTHER TOWNS
Calico Ridge.

Rain Sunday night broke the
drought, it was needed very much.
Many of the young people from
this place attended the fair at
Lancaster last week.
The wheat sowing is all done
and corn husking is in order.
There is considerable sickness
in the neighborhood, especially
among the children.
Don Shultz has moved to town.
He is working at the railroad
shops.
Frank Hansel and family of near
Logan, spent Sunday with his
father, Mr.. Geo. Hansel.
John Funk and wife, of Five
Mile, were the Sunday guests of
G.. w. Hansel and wife, of Scott S
Creek.
Ed Barker and Will Funk at
tended the Fair at Lancaster,
Thursday.
Squire Shultz is suffering with
rheumatism.
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Zola Keller visited at Side Hill
on Tuesday and Wednesday of
last week, the guest Of Carrie
Keller.
Mrs. Wash Meldrim attended
the funeral of her aunt, Mrs.
Springer, near Rockbridge on Oct
18th.
Henry Juergensmier and wife,
of Homer, ILL.,, visited in their old
neighborhood on Oct. 9ih. and
10th, stopping with Jacob Keller $
family.
Charles Kleinschmidt had his
three children out in this country
last week on a nutting expedition.
Deck Joy has moved in Mrs.
Shifts house opposite the school
house.
Jacob Keller spent Saturday
evening at r. F. Rempel's in Lo-
gan.
Mrs. Robert Shaw visited at
Jacob Keller's last Thursday.
Mr.. Geib, of Oak Grove, has
moved on the Heine farm about
two miles South of Logan.
VIM. Funk was seen in this
vicinity driving q flock of sheep
to his farm about two miles south
east of Logan.
John Hansel ana wife, Of Lo.
gan, were guests at E. d. Har-
denis, Monday.
School is progressing nicely at
Nickel Plate with Ewin Barker as
teacher.
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Smith g school house.


Several from our community,
attended the Lancaster fair last
Friday and Saturday.
Levi Gardner sold fine bunch
of steers, last week.
Thomas Hickman sold a couple
of fine cattle to f. K. Kitchen,
last Friday.
Pine Grove is progressing nicely
with Francis Davis as teacher.
Edith Polling was Laurelville
visitor last Tuesday.
VIM. Harmon and wife enter
tanned the following guests last
Sunday: Thomas Tatman and
wife, Lewis Tatman and wife,
George Tatman and wife and
Isaiah Tatman and wife.
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Haynes and Vicinity

Levi Gardner was business
caller at Adelphi, last Saturday.
Theodore Murphy and wife were
the Sunday night guests of Jasper
Polling and wife.
Dick Wiggins of Laurelville,
was seen passing through Haynes
with a load of wood, last Monday.
Thomas Hickman was a Haynes
shopper last Saturday.
Alonzo Payne is helping put in
the new concrete bridge near
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Little RaCCOOn Creek

Rev. Rose preached very in
teresting sermon at Mt. Pleasant,
Sunday night.
Irwin and Lauretta Stone, Lena
Redick and Stella Haas attended
preaching at Pleasant Valley,
Sunday afternoon.
Quite a number from this vicin-
ity attended the fair at Lancaster.
last week.
Mrs, Edward Foster of Kinds.
boro, H., has been visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Ephriam Lane.
Mr.. Milton Sain of Tuscola, ILL.,,
has been visiting relatives here
the past week.
Mrs. Will Shorr of Dayton, O.,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emory Huggins.
Mrs. Cynthia Sewers is enter
tanning her sister, Mrs, Call.
Mr.. Wesley Redick of Logan,
was visiting his farm here last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafe Warthman
have returned home from a visit
with relatives in West Virginia.
Mr.. John Walker was a Logan
shopper, Tuesday.
The stork called at Fairyiew
last week and left its precious
bundle at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Zimmerman.
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Finefrock, Sunday.

Miss Hazel and Blanche Kraft.
Miss Carrie Morris and Charley
Kraft called on their aunt, Mrs.
Cora Combs, of Lancaster, Friday
evening.
Matthias Brilman and Will
Young called on p. j. Kraft, Sun.
day.
j. Elick and wife called on ID.
Lefller and wife, of Carroll, Sun
day.
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NOTICE-All persons having
accounts against the Board of In
firmary Directors are requested to
present same to them as soon as
possible, and no accounts against
them should be held longer than
three months.
L. W. BEERY, Secy.
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Mrs. Kate Winchell returned
Friday from Bay View. Mich :,
where she was called by the ill.
ness and death of relative.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-18
LAUNCH NEW MOVEMENT.

BLooM1NGToN, H., Nov. ia
convention different, In many ways
from any ever held, was opened here
to-day by the Illinois outdoor Improve
urent Association. The organization
resulted from a call tzstJed by Prest
DENT James of the University OF I'LL
nots. It's ield is all out OF doors, and
it's objects include highway improve
nent, the formation Of a State reser-
walton, the Identifying OF city streets
and parks, establishment OF play
grounds for children tree planting
and preservation and the extension OF
landscape gardening,
Two State problems OF great inter
est ARE to be taken up for discussion
The first is the proposed plan OF max
ing a State reservation, taking In
Starved Rock and dts picturesque sur
rpuEdtngs. in the Ottawa Valley, and
tle second is ''The Need of Landscape
Gardening Along the Proposed Lakes
to-the.Gulf Water Way"
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The Children Remembered.


II the management of the Normal
lecture Course feel blue there are no
iIgns of sucn feeling. There is now
n hand les than $40 short of enough
% pay the whole bill, and at the rate
The dollars are coming. In the whole
mount will be in hand before the
loors open on Saturday night. In view
If this and of the fact that the He'll
fingers are like a circus to school chill
Iren, the Normal people have decided
o help the children to share the en-
Ioyment of the course, and yesterday
l chiEdren's ticket good for those I'M
Ter is years OF age was put on sale at
% cents.
You can get them at Martins News
7hristy's Drug, Fairmont News, First
Ward Drug and South Side Pharmacy
md at, the door on Saturday night.
The regular course tickets are still
being sold at 81 and will be till the
,oncert opens on Saturday night.
The Normal is making its way to
he front in more ways than one just
row. The pupils Of the city schools
nd OF the training schools will be
lad of this news.
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VIOLA NEWS.

County Supertnte ndant Carter L
Faust, of Fairmpnt. WAS visiting our
school Tuesday sS.l
Rev. MerrAls Of Mead ale, was
calling on j, g. Hartley and family on
Tuesday last ssssi ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Davis. of Fair
mont, were visiting friends at this
place Saturday and Sunday
The tclGowingt persons were guests
at the home OF j. N. Pricke4t on Sfrn-
day lsst: RIr. and Mrs. Charles Keen
er. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Amos. OF Rtves-
Vile: Mr.. and MRS. WftsPHckett and.
two children, and Miss Neffie McElz
fresh
Mr.. and MrF. 4 Hugh Pitcher: of Fair
mont, were visitors atthis place over
Sunday. s.
Mrs. Thomas Hayharst was visiting
ner father, Il. f. johnson, at Smith
town Friday; who is very sick.
Hall McBea, of near Little Fails,
WIS a brief caller at this place Sat
urday.
DOES Yoder and two nfeces; OF Lit
tie Falls, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs,
P31 Prtclsett Sunday. z
Mr.. and MRS. C. r. Grubb and Two
children, of snithtown, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Harris
Sunday.
Miss Hattie Mccoy, accompanied by
some friends from5 Mt. Harnouy, were
calling on the family OF ]. -. Hill
near Pennington Sunday.
4 Glen, the little son of Mrs. Pen
Prickdtt, has beenqufts sick fore few
days. 2
Mrs. THOMAS Joilitt Of smithtown
was ia brief caller at this place satur
day. dr.
Miss sGnda Prickett attended the
Round Table meeting at Grafton sat
jack THE RIPPER.
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The Country schools.

! .
The country schools have been
caught principally by teachers who re.
.eived their education in the country
schools, by boys and girls who were
lot afraid to work with their hands
gho had to do the. chores on the farm
md trudge two or three miles to
school over muddy or snowy roads
The old time country farm boys taught
by the old time country teachers have
furnished 90 per cent OF the presi
tents, s1.2 per cent of the governors
93.9 per cent Of the cabinet officers
-0.e per, cent of the senators, 81 pei
cent OF the congressman and 55.4 pei
cent OF the railroad presidents.
This is record that the country
.chool teachers should be proud Of
Things have changed. the more ener
,etic ones go to the Normal or Other
higher schools to finish their educa
in, as they call it.
Will they teach better schools than
he old teachers? 1t might be well tf
lsk whether such a showing can be
made In the future? We do not at
Sempt to answer the question, but 4
s,worth thinking about.
NEwsy.
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I ~. - : lss
Mr.. Frank Kelley. Of Fairmont, was
calling at Farmihgton Sunday.
Mr.. LEE; Rurgoynest who used to be
one or our most gespec ted citizens. but
now lives In Eairnopt, was calling OF
Pennington Sunday.
Mr. H. L.. Morris, Of Farmtpston
has been at work for the Hope Gas
company near Grafton this week. i
Miss Grace strms. who has been In
F1orida dor her health, returned home
last week.
Miss Edna and Master Glenn Downs
were visiting Mrs. Julia Chute, OF Hell
ems Run. Sunday.
Mrs. joan King; OF near Pennington
Is very iii at this writing.
Miss Bessie Nester, daughter OF J
w. Nester. is vey,ilI at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis. OF Hell
ems Run, were visiting Mr.. Elmer!
Morgan on Davis Ridge Sunday.
Mr. Il. L. Kuhn; of Helen's Run. has
returned from visit to his brother il
Monongahlia county,
Mr.. and Mrs. U. IS. Downs were Wis
ting their daughter, Mrs. Smith Jones
affDavis Ridge. Sunday. ~
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and made me feel like q new person,
and It shall always have my praise"
-Mrs.W. p. VALENTINE, 9o2 Lincoln
Avenue, Camden, N. j.. 81.
Gardiner, Me 81 was q great SUI
ferer from a female disease. The doc
tor said I would have TO 80 tS tn q
hospital for an operation, but Lydia u.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound COM
pletely cured me in three months. -
MRS. 3. A. WILLIAMS, r. J. ID. NO. II,
Because your case is q difficult one,
doctors having done you no good,
do not continue to suffer without
giving Lydia 3, Pinkham's Vegetable
COMPOUND q trial. 1t surely has cured
many cases OF female ills, such as in
Termination, ulcerat lion, displacements,
fibroid tumors, irreg tiles, periodtc,
pains, hackache, that bearing-doWn
feeling, indigestion, dizziness, and ner-
yous prostration. It costs but 2 trihe
/ 10 try It, and the result is worth mil
lions to many suffering women.
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personals.

Z
MI. Lloyd Bosgess Is spending a few
days In pittsburg.
srne little son Of MIR. and Mrs. Elmer
Vangtlder, Of Morgantown avenue, has
been very sick.
Il Mrs. e! A. Wilson and Mrs. F. D
AIcCloy were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
WalterB. Wilson at clarksburg yes
iterday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
slars. Howard a. Pople, of Raymond
street, Tuesday.
Cecil Rice ret rrned to Pittsburg yes
iterday morning. after spending secera
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
sos Rice.
Mr.. Ransome George, of Wheeling
was in this ward yesterday.
aIr. Luther Donham, OF Marke
I street. - qiteu sick.
Mrs James Boyles and daughter o
Rarnestpwn, were the guests of Mr.
ssand Mrs. william Keener yesterday.
Nm. Thomas Stansberry, Of Smith
town, was q business visitor in tht
ward yesterday.
Mr.. Lawrence Dewitt, who hac beer
Very i'll for several weeks. is inproV
5.inPs 81 Il
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.cAssviLLE LITERARY
SOCIETY MEETING

l = b i
The oassville Literary Society net
on Friday evening, Nov. 10, 1903, and
rendered the following programme:
TIE Society was called to order by
the chairman, Charles Goodnight, at
1880.
Music, ."The West Virginia Hills
= Recitation Laura Core.
Recitation mildred Barnhart.
Music, twilight"
Queries.
Talks for the Good OF the Society,"
Herbert Fleming, w. A. Tucker, D. c.
Goodnight.
General Discussion.
Miss Cecil Riley was elected treas
urer; Miss Abble saners, correspond,
ing secretary; Richard Tucker, as
sfstant chairman.
The following committees were ap
pointed by the chair:
Committee on Resoltionus and BY
I1aws-John Craig. Richard Tucker
Harry Hotilt.
Committee on Programme - John
Craig, David @. Goodnight.
Debate-ResoRed; That Foreigners
Should be Expelled from the United
State. Affirm, Herbert Fleming, W. A
Tucker; deny; Harry Hop1t,I Richard
Tucker. The decision of the judges
was 9 to 3 in favor Of the affirmative
The society adjourned to meet OF
Friday evening, Nov. 10, 1903. 4'9S'''
WINNIE coRDRAY, Cen Sec.
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iandrufr germ. and there is no hair
world to cure dandruff is to kill the
preparation that will do that but New
,ro's Herpicide, Herpicide by killing
he dandruff germ leaves the hair free
to grow as healthy nature intended. De
stroy the cause you remove the effect
XIII the dandruf germ with Herpiclde
Sold by leading druggists. $1.00 bottle
guaranteed. Send 1Oc in stamps fol
ample to The Herpicide Co., Detroit
1dchi Cranes Drug Store. Fairmont
Special Agents q
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Babies and children suffer mostly
from The stonaci There Is ON el|iiiie
wrong with the milk o. win the eggs
or viii the minor ftieless of food tof
Il doesn't he much istug ellild
stomach One tliin Till mott her can :
always he sure II md that tiist NJ
Z harm eati come from giyth 6 sllial
dos 6f q mild lax tive, for IL IS ssire:.
4 to he bsltef OF for know lpssr
own fetlti % II md ess 8 hen
tfiatf function has been performed 50
how mich more ilnpo Is IL to the
.fcH q efuiis ms sO III q
mot Become cons "a fol- II lt pes 4
not have ~ least oi.e two ltIeI1t
Z OF the bow els eeell q ~ II IL eptlss.t
pa4ed, From cohstipa ton eotnege mead;
Ache q feeling OF oppfet sien. bad
bread nausea, sour st6lpa -. tf3
these roubles yotl Qblairi3 lhg
hin. GfHel IL In the sp1lil doses pre- !
Scfi6ed for chill dren = md afte4i q tho.
aiclEiy child become hea1lty and WelE
full ofsapnn lite and energy, a /. s 4 ~
M6fbeF8 III over <llliRS stbuntftf 6aVefS
been using remedy for . quarter
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-18
.HoLp oPrIoN ELECTION.

SEATTLE, Nov. 1S.-An animated
costest between the "wets" and "drys''
is on to-day in auburn, where a local
option election Is being held. The
anttsaloon workers are now active
in. the Northwest and hope eventually
to make washington and Oregon as
.dry' as they nave made the southern
States. t....- 50
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BOXING n CHAMPIONSHIPS.

San FRANcTsco, Nov. 1S.-Boxing
CHAMPIONSHIPS OF the Pacific Athletic
Association will be held at Dreaniland
Rink this evening and tomorrow when
some OF the best amateur pus1listtc
talent ON the coast will be seen in ae-
ton. -
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS en- WEDDING.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1S.-Tswo OF the
oldest Kndckerbocker families OF Man
haitian were Joined today by the mar
riase OF Miss Virginia Terplanck to
4. Bache Bleecker, which Book place
al ST. Luke's Church FishlSIll. on-the
Hudson. Bot:l hamihes trace taeir
descent 10 the early Dutch settlers.
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this Valuable Mtu1'
cine, LydiaE E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound. l sui.
fered from terrible
headac hes, pain In
my back and right
side, was tired and
nervous, and 80
weakIcould hardly
stand Lydia =.
Pinkham's Vegeta.
Bile Compound re-
stored me to health
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specral services.

Special services were'begun on Mon
day night at the Pleasant Valley M. b.
Church and will be continued every
night until Thanksgiving. Rev. Arthur
Merrells is the pastor. ~
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koaRElHoLLINs WEDDING.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-Miss vir
gina1 Kobbe, daughter of Gustav
Kdbbe, was married to-day to Gerald
Vanderbilt Hollnrs at Christ Church
Babylon. l.. L., in the presence Of many
OF the leaders Of New York society.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-18
RUSSIAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

RUSSIAN SYMPHONY ORGIES TIA
NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-The Russian
symphony Orchestra will begin rs
American season witch a concert u
Carnegie Hall this evening, Addtiona'
concerts will be held December 2. jan
uary 81, February 10 and March 8. AS
tn the past tae conductor Is Nodes
Altscnnler, the distinguish Russian
who has peen seeking, with great sue
cess. to introduce his countryis music
to Americans.
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lMecL uREI MEMORIAL DINNER.

PHfIIADELPfIIA, I. Nov. 8,-'Some OF
the leading men Of tine nation VIII
gather this evening to do honor 10 tae
memory OF the late cox Alexander e.
mcclure who was Tor many years the
.T,resideht Of tlhe club
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There are manE sensible slogans IN
mis- world an8risiere are qsso several
shat are not worth the core o. Ben
Davis anple. There IS some Inference
between getting together Ios lntes1ra-
lion. and consr.t ion ana nisetsns
f,5f coincidence. cosn1li sesA ton and 4 =
fusion
west tern Cd :ie ycrlts
colo. of iaaie stocirltigs Is blue: yYte
knew sdme al Itliose ives tern neS sipa;
ser men we're wise. INT NE did not
know their iznnWledge was g bound.
hes concerning an intricafe things
rs Iii really true mat q young man man
Shts d wider swath when he IS sbwtrg
his wild oats than when he Il reaplng
then2
& In hfcKeesport Pa, a plan has been
adopted that has produced excellent
results. whenever an habttual drunk;
ard is brought before the court he is
confronted WITH a sentence of stx
months at hand labor. AS an alteFna..
tive he is vermftted to sign q bond By
whBch he agrees that his wife shall
draw. his wages for a period Of one
year loacials declare that the plar
is the BEST yet devised for the evil:
we trust that the civilized world is
ready for this sample of bewitcainE
news:
Heaped In the baseball parks
The palm Leaf 1ans lie dead,
Irhey. rustic ITO the eddying gust i.
And to the rabbits, tread.
Many are ct the opinion chat enough
OF The people may be fooled enough OF
the time so ltl1at a tariff BY Rhode
Island and for Raole island need moi
perish from the earth.
"A magazine article says, we are adj
silly part Of the time and most of "
re silly most of the dime. And this
is the twentieth Century tool
IA western editor declares that g
mans conscience should NE mis- closes
political friend. And often our friends
insist on us throwing aside the
pr,omptings of the still small voice
The patriot fights for principle anc
posterity; are you a patriot?
Here Is rule of t1eportment, not
too late we hope for this season: Nc
picnic is complete wttaout younf
lady, who thinks she sees a snake. II
is not good form. however to com
u1ent on the bugs in the butter and
the grasshopper in the pickle bottle
one must not he too literal in sum
mer, HAMLET.