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The Umnin.

The Umpire.
Who L. It, reckless Of his fame
And deaf to yells of praise or blame.
Unmoved by glory or by shame.
Hands down decisions on the game?
His Jumps.
who calmly stands where spinning
spheres.
Projected by the hand that steers
The low OF high, curved, stra16ht or
WIKI past his body, ace and ears
And calls them balls or strfkea, while
cheers
From grand stand thronEs or bleaehsrs'
jeers
Do not affect his hopes or fears1
HIS Jumps.
Who faces thousands every day
Ranged round the grounds in fierce array.
All with a hot desire to Stay
When he decides q quick, close play
Not in accordance with their way.
Nc matter what they want and sayf
His Ump8l
Who wears the diamond like q kingf4
Who has the players on the string7
Who carries pennants in q sling?
Who simply runs the whole darn thingf
His Jumps.
W. J. hampton In Nav York Times :
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CLUB TO LIVE ON FRUIT.

Society Called the Golden, Age 10
Formed In London.
A new society club formed In Lon
don, called the Golden Age, has been
established to advocate a fruitarian
system of living for philanthropic, hui
name and hygienic reasons The club
Is for men and women who + inter
ested in the suffrage movement.
1t will be purely social, and bridge
and other games will furnish diver
sions. A medical leader in the move
ment afirms a man should reach the
age of 12S under the proposed diet.
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Fl. NJ. Dow returned Saturday night
from Melrose, where he went as spec
ial master 10 go through the legal pro
cedure of selling chattels of the Horse
shoe Land and Cattle Company. Fail
ing to find the stock the sale of 10000
acres of land belonging to the com
pany Will now be in order, and -.
take place next month.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Reed, their son
Roy and daughter, Ruth, left this
morning Mrs. Reed and the children
on their way to Seattle via Denver
and expecting to be gone three
months. Mr.. Reed will accompany
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The women who had charge of the
dinner for the benefit of the Reading
and Amusement room, wish to thank
those who SO graciously donated edi-
bles, also those who patronized the
dinner.-Press Supt.
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L. M. Disney and n. w. Duncanson
OF Chicago, arrived yesterday from
Fort Summer on a short visit with
Mayor G.. A. Richardson, with whom
they have joint interest at Fort sum-
ner. They left this morning for their
home.
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Mrs. B~erkstahler and little daughter
Madaline, returned Saturday nigh
from a visit with friends at Kan
sas City.
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Miss Hertha Mulhall arrived Sun
day evening from Springfield, Mo, to
spend the summer with her mother,
who resides in this city. Miss Null
hall teaches In the schools of Spring
field.
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Frank Divers left this morning fol
Melrose on a business trip. He will
possibly be called to Santa Fe before
returning.
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FOR SALE:-A Steinway Upright Pr
ano, good as new, cash or easy pay
ments. Will be part OF my time on
nv farm at Artesia. Drop me a pos
tai card. Bernard Pos Piano Com
pany. MTuStf.52
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Mr.. ami Mrs. C. P. Shearman have
a fine ten pound baby girl. She arriv
ed Saturday evening and mother and
babe are doing nicely.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Hale and child
rem returned Saturday evening from
Palomas springs, where they have
been several weeks for Mr.. Hale's
health. He was greatly benefited.
They made the trip in a wagon.
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Ike Gronsky will he operated on at
ST. Mary's hospital tomorrow his ply
sicians having decided that h leg
hat has been troubling him SO long
must be removed.
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MI. and Mrs. O.. v. Colvin and two
children. who were here visiting
Grandpa and Grandma P~olsgrove, left
this morning for their home in Fort
worth. They spent three weeks in
Roswell.
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Mrs. Ona Hughes and little son re-
turned this morning from a three
weeks visit. at Dexter. She is now
stopping with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Helmick, @i
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Miss Pattye SkilEnan left Sunday
morning for Memphis, Tenn, where
she will spend the summer with rela
tives and many friends.
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Take your hats and clothes TO 122
North Main st. You need them clean
ed and 1 need the money!. w. Sui
Ivan. S3t6
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c. A. Parker, who was here buying
wool and secured about $50, 900 lbs.
left Sunday morning for his home in
Iowa.
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IT Is YOUR FAULT IF YOU WOR-
RY WITH TOUGH MEATS. OUR
MEATS ARE ALWAYS TENDER
ASK YOUR NEiGHBOR, SHE
KNOWS.-T. c. MARKET-QUAL-
TY ONLY.
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E. Neill left Sunday morning for his
home in Boston after spending a few
weeks here trying to buy wool. HI
did not secure a pound.
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Major E. A. Lehman was operates
in at St. Mary's hospital this mornin!
and was doing nicely today.
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Cooking made easy these hot day
by using a Blue Flame Oil Cook Stove
Enterprise Hardware Co. sell them. t
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Miss May Belle Brooks returned
this morning. from Orchard Park,
where she has been visiting Miss Bar
bara James.
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E. F. Hardwick went to Artesia SUI
day night, expecting to be gone a few
days looking after business.
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9. r. Abbott went to his ranch nea,
Orchard Park Sunday night after
visit with friends In Roswell.
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w. E. King, one of the petit jury
men, spent Sunday with his family a
Hagerman and returned to servic,
this morning.
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Sam S. Toms, agent for the Under
wood typewriter, arrived Sunday
night for a business visit.
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Epworlh League Musicale
Thursday Night
First M. E. Church, Csc.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eb Sphinx left Sun
day morning for their home in Jack
s~onville, Ill, after spending a few
days here and at points south.
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Mrs. w. S. Eyster left Sunday morn
ing for her home in Decatur, Ala, at
ter spending three months here with
| her daughter, Mrs. w. C. Buckley.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. Richards and baby
came up from Hagerman this morning
to spend the day.
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J. F. Jones, who has been here work
Ing for the Roswell Linotype Com
pany left Sunday morning for Clovis
to work ON the Clovis News.
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J. NJ. Bowman returned Sunday
night from a trip north in the interest
of the telegraph lines of the railroad
company.
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The cheapest and best oil stove t.
use is a Blue Flame Oil Stove sold b.
Enterprise Hardware Co. S3t
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Chance For Aeronauts

Chance For Aeronauts.
King Leopold Of Belgium has offered
a $1,000 prize for the best treatise on
aeronautics to be brought out this
year.
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Get the news before 1t becomes hi<
tory-read The Daily Record.
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w. w. Scott, the we'll known auto
machinist formerly of this city n
now of Carlsbad, arrived this morning
for a short business visit.
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Miss May Rogers returned this morn
ing from a visit with Mrs. Gray at Or
chard Park.
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them as far as Albuquerque and posi-
bly, to Denver.
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NJ. E. Cook came down from Boaz
Sunday night TO spend a few days in
Roswell.
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w. A. Savage will return tonight
from a business trip to Clovis and
Amarillo.
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Nola Oliver left Sunday night on a
trip south for che Joyce-Pruit Co.
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]. NJ. O'Brien went to Clovis this
morning ON a business trip.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Booth went
to Clovis Sunday morning for a short
visit.
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j. F. Brogdon came down from Ken
ma Sunday night to attend court
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w. s. DAVIDSON, of Hagerman, spent
Sunday with relatives in Roswell.
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Correct legal blanks at Record.
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THEN AND NOW.


romptcte Recovery from Gomez Ills
about nine years ago my daughter
from coffee drinking. was on the Verse
OF nervous prostration.' writes LOUIS
,.,uo lady "She was confined for the
most part TO her home.
"When she attempted a trip GOWN
town she was often brought home III
coh and would be Frustrated for DAYS
afterwards.
"On the advice Of her physician sne
oave mn coffee and tea. drank Postum
and ate Grape Nuts for breakfast
"she liked Postum from the very De
ginning and we soon saw Improvement
To-day she is in perfect health, the
mother OF five children, all OF whom are
fond OF Postum.
.She has recovered. IL a member o.
three charity organizations and ciup
holding an office in each We glv'
Postum and Grape-Nuts the credit 10
her recovery"
"There's Reason.
Name given by Postum Co. Battl
Creek. Mich. Read The Road to Wei
VILE" in pkgs.
Ever read the above letter.
new one appears from time U
time. They are genuine, true, an
full Of human interest.
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When Edison Forgot Himself.

Sneaker Cannon, Chief Justice Full
or OF the United states Supreme
Court Judge Green of the Supreme
Court OF Virginia, District Attorney
Jerome of New York, and eX-Presldeht
McCosh of Princeton University are
nj known to their acquaintance as
absent-minded men, but those VINO are
IN \ position to know say that In TINS
failing Thomas A. Edison has them an
beaten. 80.
The great electrical wizard goes
about for days carrying in his mihu
the details Of some intricate proDle1i
that he is working out, and II sud,
denly asked a question, comes out ol
his inner self so quickly that he does
not know where he is. 1t Is related
that at one time he had taken Ms
| Mace in line before bank wlnuo"
| and as usual. fell to thinking apou
tb;nps electrical. He was SUDDEN.
aroused by the clerk asking, what
your name, pleaseg
He looked blank and emDarrasse
and nobody knows what would nav
hannened hadn't an acquaintance com
along lust at that moment ana SAT-
How do you do, Mr.. Edison!
Eyes. Edison, that's t-prelty wei
,bonlx vou-yes. my names Edison
Thomas A. Edison =.
He confided afterward that
couldn't have told the teller ms nam
AZ that instant TO have saved MS III
-Washington Post
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MAKING WATER IN DESERT.
How Science Provides Pure supply IN
CHILEAN Waste.

In the big desert Of Chill there Is
considerable amount OF brackish water
but no water that either human beings
or stock can drink.
Science. however, has come 10 the
aid OF this rainless section OF the couh.
try in the form Of an ingenius desert
water works, consisting OF a series OF
frames containing 10000 square ieet
OF glass. l.,
The panes OF glass are arranged IN
the shape OF V, and under each pane
is a shallow pan containing brackish
water.
The heat OF the sun evaporates the
water. which condenses upon the STOP
ing glass and, made pure by this oper
alton. Il runs down into little channels
at the bottom OF the and Is carried
away into the main canal.
Nearly ] 900 gallons OF fresh waite
are collected daily by this means
Popular Mechanics.
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peruna Drug Co.. Columbus, Ohio.
Gentlemen - can cheerfuiiy recon-
mend Peruna as an effective cure tor
coughs and colds.
You are authorized 10 nse my photo
with testimonial IN any publication.
Mrs. Joseph Hall chase
So4 Tenth ST., Washington, d. 1.
Gould Not Smell Nor Hear.
Mrs. 4. L. Wetzel. 1923 Ohio St, Terrs
Haute. Ind. writes:
when | began TO take your medlclhs
| could not smell, nor hear churcn
bell ring. Now can both smell ana
hear.
When began your treatment my
head was terrible. | had buzzing ana
chrping noises in my head.
IL followed your advice faithfully ana
/ took Peruna as you told me. Now 1
might say | am WELL
Il want to 20 and visit my mother
and see the doctor who said was not
long for this world. will tell him IL
was peruna thai cured me-"
Peruna is manufactured by NJ
Peruna Drug Mfg Co, Columbus ONO
ASK your Druggist for FREQ
Daru1a Almanac for 1909.
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OWNS TWO MILLION ACRES.
Timber King Said TO Be Richer Than
Rockefeller.

olain, quiet, sixty-eightyear-old
citizen of Minneapolis Is reputed 10
he richer In timber lands than Fred
erick Weyerhauser, who Is reputed 10
be richer than Rockefellr. MS
latest initiate into the Rcher-than-cluD
is Thomas Barlow Walker.
In his own three ply name he holus
seven hundred and fifty thousand
acres Of the finest sugar pine ana yer
low pine on the upper Sierra Nevada
mountains. in Northern California, and
his holdings in Minnesota make up
ward OF a million acres. Mr.. Walker
| in truth his friends say, is the real
! timber king, but he objects 10 this utle
and insists that he is simply Mime
apolis citizen.
He began life In the town Of Henia,
| Ohio. and thence by the process OF
berry-picking, selling newspapers
clerlxing. going on the road as a traV'
cling salesman for Berea grindstones
and taking a college course at Bald
win University, in Ohio, he at last ar
rived at his real job in lie, says
Hampton's Magazine for January.
Al nineteen he started on his frs
lumber enterprise. He went 10 Paris
] Illinois, anu MlAHouh NiNNiN -
! tracted 10 furnish the Terre Haute q
St Louis railroad with cross-ties AM
, other lumber. He managed TO buil'
up a good business, and would haV
: made a big success OF IL had II no
, been for the failure of the railroa
company eighteen months later. Nc
: discouraged by this, he went TO teaci
ing school until something bette
could be found. That something be
! ter was a surveyors job with the ;
Paul and Pacific railroad, and he wor
e ed most of the time at surveying u
D. iii after his marriage, in 1868, 10 Mis-
n Harriet G.. Hulet, the daughter OF b
ie former employer.
IT Mr.. Walkers settling in Minnea
ii oils was a mere accident. Some OF
We suggested that he might find emplo
n ment in the new town ten mil
north of st. Paul, and, more from Gu
IS osity than anything else, he took I
boat that was starting there and VII
in an hour after reaching Minneapo
he was being aided in his search
:, emplovment by James J. Hill, who "
III then wharf clerk. He decided
Io make that city his permanent hon
~ -, He was among the pioneers who s.
-. the vast possibilities in umberland
vestment in the northwest and now
- owns more trees than Theodore ROO
% welt could shake big stick at
~. His five sons are running
~ Walker business now. while the rat
az goes in for such ln-American thu
-. as rest. picture-collecung and pott
ind commissioning.
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HANDS RAW AND SCALY.


Not Nov. Thumbs Without Flesh
Craeking--sleep Impo--ibie-cuu-
curn soon Cured Eczema.
AN itching humOr covered both my
hands and got up over my wrists and
even M TO the elbows. The itching and
burning we're terrible. My hands got
nil soaly and when ! scratched, the
surface would he covered with blisters
and then get raw. The eczema got SO
had that | could not move my thumbs
without deep cracks appearing ! went
10 my doctor. but his medicine could
only stop the itching. Al night ! sur
fered SO fearfully that could mol
sleep. | could not bear TO touch my
hands with water. This went on fol
three months and was fairly wori
ont At last got the Cuticura Rene
dies and In month was cured. Wal
ter II. Cox. 10 Somerset st., Boston
Mass. Sept. %, 1905
Potter Drug * Chem. Corp. sol
props. OF Cuticura Remedies. Boston
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Twenty Years Of Pleasure.

St. Michaers church, Macclesheld'
England is noted for its beauty. In
The Manchester and Glasgow Road
Charles G. Harper tells of curious
epitaph in the churchyard upon one
Mary Bloomfield, who died in l''o
aged so. It read as follows
"The chief concern OF her lie lol
the last 20 years was 10 order ana lC
provide for her funeral Her creates
pleasure was to think and talk abou
il. She lived many years on pension
of Cd. a week. and yet saved nv
mounds. which. at her request, was lai'
ont AT her burial. "-Yo uth's Compan
ion
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Annie pie Too Good.

The superintendent Of the dining
car service on one Of our great rail-
road systems Is protesting holly
AGAINST the quality of apple pie served
by the baker who supplies this lux
ury. ITS too blamed good he ex.
claimed. I'VE don't want 1t SO goodi
II Is pie, pie, pie. apple pie. all the
time nj every call for dinner, and
with each slice Of apple pie every pass
enger demands half pint of cream
II the pie wasn't so good orr cream
bin would be about one-tenth OF whal
IL is. It's 10 cents worth Of pie and
quarters worth of cream. New Nori
Press.
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There is moral in this little story
OF child life
Mamma" asked little three-year-old
Freddie. ARE we going to heaven
some day."
Eyes. dear; hope So" was the re
ply. .,,
II wish papa could go, too, contlh
ued the little fellow. 80,
well and don't you think ne VIII.
asked his mother
"Oh. no, replied Freddie; he coulo
not leave his business"
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A gentleman was much annoyed by
having his head pinched during the OPP
eration of hair cutting. The barber
anologized and explained that there
was an unusual bump there.
"Are YOU phrenologist?' asked the
patient. 49,
"I,m a swede. London Globe.
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A Promise Kept.

AS Congress heard that message read
They made a brave ado.
1--WE won t"-each to the writer said
won't do a thing 10 you
And when the session had adjourned,
Despite this valiant fling,
And here and there a word ina
burned,
They hadn't done thing.
philadelphia Ledger.
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These Married Peoplel

vifev came down to bid hubby good
bye.
And they wept as they parted that
day,
Rut hubby cheered up when the
steamer pulled out
Maybe wiley did, too. Who can say
New York Life.
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irduccmcnt 20 settlement .ae
As y,,.ins lands q Western canada ,ns
wbeat I'M. nment has increased 'hs aieA
Canadian aiken by honest adler 70 80 aeIes
,hat "a 10 10 be purcha~ed a. i''Vo pei 49,
10 'tr -IS are IN IN, rain-raisins area where
The ll"u, i also carried On with unqualified
sua.rs' ulli shortly be built 20 Hudson bay.
AfA'" ~. worlds markets thousand m''ss ,
trns wheat fields. where Schools ana
rsafu r.ngsnient. climate excellent "a =
ehurt''' I, !, I'M settlements and local markets
vays CLOS
sood' ., ,oL. tims TO assiriiiots The
80. that a pisn TO me kTs1' 81"
rs'sg',' og 10 the North Of as anfoadsd .,
pre- 80, '-Correspondene' o. = Na,'pn. :.
sesp Who Visited Western |anaaa III
August. zoos 49,, 49,, p,r,y,y
NAV al.o he pufcha SD ,,.n "a A sah
lanos .rnn1nies a. Low rN-.L9 90, -
and J. TRIMS. For pamphlets maps anu
on tAa !, - 10 low Railway kai's app
iliofmate Superintendent Of linn grafton
" J s,a,d, Or " u, Rogers, 81 f,oor
ottana. 4r,rinal Building Indianapolis lha'
Ifas'..'.. t;5ycrnment Agents
~. .h.rs You si-S this advertisements.
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That's What Hurt.

"see here" feebly complained the
victim after the accident. Il thought
Won said II was perfectly safe to go VI
i'm that old elevator
"Well." replied the elevator man. sc
u was safe TO go up; you see, the dan
perous part of it was comm down"
catholic Standard.
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flows his?

We orer one Hundred Dollars hew N,ared Nv
anv case ~ Catarrh that cannon ~
r j. CHENEY h Co. Toleao'
We. tie undcrslgued. have knowh heliave
ch",'ev for the last Is years. ana ,rsns
him perfectly honorable In AL bushes sarrv OUT
actions and financially ame ~
anv obligations made by his nrn,
1'' WAtpIxG. KiSNAN MARNiS'o
Whol.sale Druggists. Toleno, ~
Hairs Catarrh cure Is taA,h nncoi.
acting directly upon The hood am sem
surfaccs 81 the system lest,n0 sid "a,
Tree price 20 cents per bottle. s'
all Druggists. ,,, - ooostipa. ion
Take HaIls Family pills Tor cons''f"'
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cyril" said his mother as they
sat down 10 the breakfast table. "did
Won wash your face this morning.
"Wen. no-mama," said he slowly
evidently casting in his mind Tor an
excuse but" he added reassuringly'
Il cried a little before came down
stairs,"-The Dclineator.
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voluntarily. TWO months ago pesan
taking Doans Kidney Pills ana lne
IMPROVEMENT has been wonderful. rouI
boxes have done me more good than all
the doctoring OF seven years. nave
gained SO much that my trlehus "on-
der at IT,"
Sold by all dealers. DOC ooX' ros'
ter-Nilburn Co., Buffalo, \. \.
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The Gulf Coast.

vo,, have heard Of Texas Are You going
70 en- write us We want a representatlN
In every locality 20 distribute our literal, NJ,
Freo Transportation TO right party. bsS
land lowest price. Low rate eAeuiSlssn e a,,H
rnn,fb Write at once southwestern Lane
neveiopment Co. $50 College Ave. lndlah
annliS Ind
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Economy.

An English actor who died on the
road was shipped in his coffin to Lon,
don by his manager as thea'rlcai,,
nronerties." This cost 81, whereas II
he had gone as a corpse the cost
would have been $50.