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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
HANDSOME SAMMY
DISAPPEARS AGAIN
Two Searching Parties Sent Out
Before Captain McAlisfer
Is Located

Captain Samuel D. >MeAlister, U. s.
A, retired, known at the Presidio as
Handsome sammy" is again at his
old tricks. This time. however. Homo
lulu is the scene of his disappearing
acts instead of the Presidio, as in pres
vious instances.
Captain <McAlister left this city on
accompanied by his wife, bound to
Honolulu, where they were to visit Mrs.
McAlister's brother, Robert Johnson.
who owns a large plantation on a
small island adjacent to Honolulu.
The Sheridan had no sooner docked
at Honolulu than McAlister rushed
down the .gangplanx, with not so much
as good bye" to his wife, and grab
bing an automobile dashed up the
street and disappeared from view.
Mrs. McAliSter waited Oh the Sheri
dan all day expecting her husband to
como back. Late in the afternoon Cap
tain Campbell E. Babcock. the quarter
master of the Sheridan, sent out a
searching party of soldiers who went
all over the city, but Captain McAlister
could not be located
The Sheridan sailed the same night
for Manila, and just before it's depart
ure Mrs. McAlister went ashore and
took quarters at Youngs hotel. AS Nc
Alister was not found by that time a
search of inquiry was started by Major
Samuel w. Dunning, the commander of
Fort Shafter, who turned a squad OF
his troopers out, and after As hours
hunt McAlister was located and landed
at the hotel, where his wife was walt
ing for him.
McAlister was stationed at the Pre-
sidio for four years in command of the
Thirty eighth company, coast artillery
During that time his disappearing acts
caused great concern. He was twice
court martialed, the last time after he
had disappeared for six days and was
found wandering around the streets OF
Oakland in a stupified condition This
led to his being retired from the army
Mrs. McAlister before her marriage was
a famous belle of New Orleans.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
BIRTHS

HOLMES-In this city. February %. 1909, TO
the wife OF J. T. Holmes, son.
GIBBS-In this city. February IL. 1909. to the
wife OF Charles Gibbs, a daughter.
MANoGUE-In this city. March /. 1909. to the
wife OF Albert J. AIaDogue. daughter.
MELCHER-In this city, 10 the wife Of E. j.
Alecher. daughter.
NEwAfAN-In this city. February 8. 1909. to
the wife Of David Newman tnee FogeD of
Stockton. Cal, daughter
N0RDMAN-In this city. to the wife of Arthur
Nnrdnlan. q son.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
will NOT be inserted. They must be handed in AT
either Of the publication offices and be indorsed
ized to have the same published Notices re
stricted simply TO the announcement Of the event
are published once in this column free Of charge
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
MARRIAGES

JOYcE-NEwBERT-In this city. March 2,
1902 by the Rev James NJ. McE1hinuey.
James b. Joyce and Martha Estelle Newbert.
both of San Francisco.
WARDLAw-AAfIDoN-I this city. March l..
1909 by the Rev. W. +. Dugan, pastor
Stewart memorial church, John A. Wardiaw
and Elizabeth ]. Amidon. both Of San Jose.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
Plan Auto Excursion

SPOKANE, Wash. March 3-An au-
tomobile excursion to Seattle and
Portland is being arranged by Spokane
men and women. Leaving this city in
automobiles in June they will visit the
Alaska ka-Yukon-Paciffc exposition, jour
ney south to oregon and return home
by the southern route.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Oakland. March 3.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
BowERSdITH- -SHEARER- Herbert Bower
smith. 81, and Grace Shearer, 20, both OF
Oakland
NELSON - THOMPSON - Percy Nelson. d.
Berkeley. and May Thompson 20. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
DEATHS

BECHIR-In this city. February IS. 1909. Luke
Bechir. dearly beloved son OF the late An
tone and Ella Bechir brother of Bozo Bechir
ard Mrs. John Alemed. and uncle Of Peter
Skyerce. native Of Konavie. Daimatia, Aus
tria aged IS years g months and "a days.
Friends and arqnaiatances respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral today Thurs
day.. March {. 1909. at 1890 o'clock p. m.
from the parlors OF Vslente, Marin. Marais
& Co.. 649 Green street. thence to National
hall. 5G6 Fulton street. where services VIII
be held under the auspices of the Austrian
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04

RENTS ROOM AND STEALS-Mrs. NJ. Clarke.
1912 Eighteenth street, rented a room to a
Young man on Tuesday afternoon and while
she was out shopping he ransacked the house.
stealing five safety razors, FIVE pocket knives
and three watches
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
ROMANCE REVEALED
BY BALDWIN'S WILL
Existence of Third Daughter,
Hitherto Unknown, Disclosed
by MiIIionaire's Bequest

Continued from Page L
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
RESORTS
New Zealand andAnStralla
Via Tahiti
Regular Through Service

Ths Wonderland OF the Pacific. See Milfor1
sound the Wanganui River and the Hot Lakes
and Geysers-surpassins the Yellowstone. Ne7~
Zealand Is now at Its best. The ;. j. MarlpoaA
sails March TO- Only $3.50 round trip 70 Wei
lingtsn, New Zealand first class ons waJ, tnira
LINE 10 HoNoLULU-SpecIaI round Trip
rate $40. s. s. Alameda. sailing March Is
April ). etc Send for itinerary. o. >. > Co.
873 Market st. Telephone Kearny 1881
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.EafIIN Ihenter

4He Big bHHslH q nele
Tons t8siH to 8fIFa aRpeafe at
F. d4as EHe#tH RESI- i@1daF afternoon
ata m9at AEeA - j. masking a
s Hla 9az arllAl sezuEe production IF
tots gfaad plaY this seasan TIN
SCENERY hHs heea painted speeiaity for
Ills sss4s8l HHa lHeiabei 81 nun Der Of
Aand aHe HeeHes reproduced from
photographs Of the localities mention
81 In the bank. rs lhey Nete a. the
time WHEN ihr Kfeht nuthOfess iffsi
efaie tIe sfafs. mere than aflY yeats
aga SEINE 1T the mest notable OF
These afr the s-uWnuce River ~
moonlight. TIE cotton ieldr IN fuil
bloom. the Ohio River ia winter anu
tbe escape # t.ll1a carrying her ehiid
aeftss TIE floating iee4 The faekY rnss
IN which tiparge iinffls male his
stand against The men pursuing him,
ara p9eteet- lis fahily. the st. tinit
plantation. aud the ieese a. New
Orleans, showing a slave auction. lie
efee's plantation, and, lastly, the
neautiful transformation scene show.
lug Exazs ascension ta the tcles tai
city Prices are matinee Toe, 9le.
Evening Ito, 4ac, sic aud dc Don
forget tue date. this week Friday.
The vaudeville feature ut the Brhds
ley Theatre next Monday, Tueseay
md "Wednesday Ia addition 10 the
regular motion picture program viii
be Harry Nrsi in clever dutch song
aud Tux monologue sketch, a Ia
Rogers Erathefs.
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a,.t ats,,joEsrn.

Mr.. mud Mrs. - /. Law formerly Of
this place, announce the marriage OF
their daughter, Nina peati 10 Robert
nake6am bill Sunday afternoon, March
IA. nj the fnmily rezideaeeuotebo, okla.
The 3fidal couple haNe The eesl wiShes
% all for happy md prosperous tu-
tafe.
Mr.. u. q. lIaW kins Visited III Nef.
rester this week Monday
Mfs. / { Eani called en- Nh 1t
ia ntegue last week fut >daX.
ED = Reynolds has finished saa
iae tot Arthur laN, ard moved his
mil last iitaHX "a tAs tetaes IafIft,
S. #vfe he commence ! sa@ tn9 Tuesday
Nfs MafA stalker and son Fred a.
cont, moved from laeif tafW u the
1 9ah bHlaes iatm with Mowfy lBpp
Atis. ltaket A. iu pnat health, aed Ats.
farT s. eafine fof hef'
Ats. tfss tai Cutler nad daughter OF
Pa5nam. visited With teiatiees IN this
Place recently.
Nfs Matter 4. Hawkins wa~ IA Ners
wien isifef last week.
Mrs srhnN icr itanhftt Of East Pat.
nam wis n gaest ai Ar infa Greene
inst week
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-03-26
The Power aud Danger OF Labor Com
bination.

some loolz nj The world and see every
thing rosy, and snme see everything
blue, few look ut facts aud are pu1-
lied To know what "a think. The ma
tons make treaties aud hold iatefna-
tionai conferences AT the Hague 10 set
tie all their differences by arbitration
instread Of going 10 war, protesting an
adherence Of bloody stfite~--and some
see Ia these professions the dawn Of the
Millennium. Then all al once the skies
aafken because Of war clouds III the
Balkins. in Central america; England
Is In panic ON learning that Germany
Is getting a superior navy To its own,
fears It's utter ruin BY a war OF invasion
ordered 10y the Emperor of Germany,
who recently made that little doughty
island a loving visit "a manifest his lie
sire for closer friendship, aud lust nov
the King and Queen Of England are
makiug return visit 10 the Emperor
10 show their appreciation Of hts pro-
tessions Of friendship aud desire that
the two countries shall he united ia
cle~er bontis Of peace
England and The United States DO
desire peace, ana favor every move.
ment made IN that direction, hut the
other great powers, or rathelf rulers
are animated ~ the same domineering
spirit that kept the world in state Of
bloody carnage hundred and titly
years axo. Witness Au>tfiass iespoil-
ing Turkish PROVINCES while the latter
nation WAS in state vt revolution and
helpless 10 protect its interests. Ger
many aud Russia conntved at Aus.
tria's thievers, aud Turkey had 10 az.
qaiesce In any terms offered 10 secure
peace.
The United States Is building large
and costly navy much 10 the regFci Of a
large class Of good citizens who favor
disarmament among the nations a the
only sure VA, 20 secure universal peaee
and freedom from war. Gar statesmen
know that only With corresponding
large navy can this country he prevent
cd from tsing insult,d and injured ey
thr great Continental MAR powers, and
The, seem 10 h right. fsNea kaSlaai
has given tins country goad feasoa 10
disirast il. Daring our eiNii war Two
southern teaiers on then MAY II has~
gland Ia take adN sntage 81 The sAmpa-
the manifested among The pfiSileged
riasse, sar the south, With authority
IL secure assistance IN their war Uilh
The Negth. we're naae prisoners AMI
taken from a vessel carrying The Brit
iSh llAg--as this country had EsSAt -
a.. rae Rutsh Premier demanded,
under threat 81 war. shsa the >aasasFn
leaders l,e given up aud SEMI 20 ing
lsnd Rather thsn have var with such
q great power. nj that lime of anxiety,
the demand Mas complied With. Al
that very uale, tae Premier informed
The Editor Of the London Times that
the American government Mas right ia
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-03-26
Obituary.
klensep 49, noTLE.

RleHsED Nos EOg HoTLK.
The death Of Il. Monroe Hoyle, when
me suddenly ~ his home on South
Maia street Friday morning. va ons Of
the gr.stest. shocks this city hss expert
eseed for some time. About bis business
the day before, he seemed in apparently
god hsaftn and none thought the Great
Reaper 40 Besr him. Early Friday morn
Mrs. Hoyie heard Der husband moving
about 10 his home, but later WHEN she
xeni to call i'm iound him dead on toe
bed. death came qnitsly without struggle
and seemed simply 10 have sooed him into
sleep. Coroner J. b. Kent viewed The
body and pronounced dssin due 10 hesft
failure.
Nr. Hayls a.. born IN Thompson.
June p, but va. educated IN the schools
Of Putnam until he gss sixteen yesrs u
axs. shen the civil var bryan. lie en-
listed At Blackstone, Mass. bat was IN.
abl- to get place IN the three moths
service. At the call for 800 600 men he
enlisted 10 Worcester regiment Of the IF
ffen NJ. V. L and during The var vas
almbered ia twenty .exsa battles. A
Anfictem. the biosdis.. battle II the sas,
NJ Hoke feseIKed nearly fatal waap4s
so9 va lett On m fs q bstwesn two ifss
t. 'front.' 0i bIaed, lane tie served es :
aoe cemmuasprd eiiirer and Vas men.
tiaegd tet 9ramsiisa Is Ms captain. baf
h, wounds II waiaH ne received four,
prevented. and ID MsfeA. lsef BE- a.
heaorsbls Discharged. For many yepFs
be has hen engaged u snsle.ss "a hi.
ems nd be- + nae 81 known through
out The scetiea 81 the stair.
NJ Heyle took fancy to good stock
ard las numbered some biooaed aud
speedy horse. among bts Possessions.
IL sas great beansd man aud fen
that be could io0k every man seuareiy IN
,hr face. snd set ~ilha be was loved aud
fe,srsd BY those who knew him best.
Bs.i4es hl, vile. Mr.. HOWE, he i snr
stse4 By fhFre sisters. Mfs. J.. VI. Corbia
OF tins city, Mrs d. bersh Nom, Of North
smitbheld, K l.. aud Mrs. +. l.. Knox o.
Hartford aud one brother. Lafayette Ho9le
Of Oar lelson The funeral wss held Mon.
GAY at | 30 al the home Rev T u. sar
gent, pastor Of the Congregational church
officiating. ABIDE With Me- Vas tendeilf
rendered bs quartet composed Of Miss
Mary Danirls. Mrs c. u. Arnold, Fred
and Harold 6orbin. .One s~retly Solemn
Thought" sas sung by Harold 5. Corbin.
The funeral was largely attended, the q.
K, Order oil Eastern Star and Masons
being largely represented besides large
following OF friends and aeqoanIanees.
After The services at the house the Ma
sons took charge Of the body and eea
Quoted the Mssonis rites at the grave, l..
Z. Merriam having charge, The aofal
tributes w.re numerous and beautiful and
showed the high esteem IN which the de-
erased vas held.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-03-26
When Easter Come,

Thirty days hath september,
every child can remember;
Hut 10 know when Easter comes
Puzzles even scholars, some.
When Match the twenly.tirSt Is past,
Just watch the silyery Moon,
Nad, when you see il full and round,
Know fsa~lef Ne here soon.
After the Meoa has reached its full,
Then Easter u Al he here
rlie very SUNDAY after,
Ia each and every year.
Aud II It hapon SUNDAY
The Moon should reach lis height,
THE sunday following this event
Viii be the Easter bright.
Word aud Works.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-03-26
eos, u.st,i>a

The panielson \ NJ g \. Will hold
a meeting ia the school house sunday
afternoon nj clock All invited.
Mrs. L. Darling aud family have
moved into the Nebb house
stephen Ballatd aud wife of fhomp.
sun recentiy visited his aunt, MIS-. \.
: Hf0ee.
Mrs :. Whapics Is now engaged in
a family m nanielson.
{. Arthur Gongdan Is nj work at the
Nursery
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-03-26

GARD THANKS.

wish Ia .At.ai thanks to arishbot.,
friands. trsfsfnat organizations ard u
= - IN any way assisted ne ia the ti1t 81
4aI aioa. &, most h,atlm thanks and
Iigf pest eFaI7Uit Tor theft ministry of
lseusHauA, kHds aud reniatuug sets.
s fIrE kt iHet ~ seesup TIE nula-u, IT The
Aoar Is iNEZ II. HONLF
Putnam. G0pbs Msreh -. 1909.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-03-26

simon Berthiaume and Miss
Alphenia Bcnoit attended IA French
play and Harris n cohah's Minis
tfel in Worcester last week.
Mr.. George Shippee and wife have
been appointed by the seleetnen to
have, charge Of the Town Farm, begin
ming April /. succeeding Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome Shippee.
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n.r. =. .l..tssr msa...

lgsaa haze aaA issia> su the back ,
| anagy, hsadsisF 8 Kidney tfaalle,
aas "a ant a essffaisas pleasant heshs1sfs'
for woasns nis. Try Mother Cray ;
Ausl4aaan-I4Rss II l. ssle and
never falling regulator. Al Druggists
az hs mali - eNnts. Sample pack AXE
Free. Address, Tie Mother Gray 10,
Leroy, \. \.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-03-26
Cut Work, Cut Pieces
japanese Renaissance Prices

Is and Is incl Center pieces.
Choice each 25c
Is inch Center Pieces with hand
drawn work, round or square.
Choice each, $50
a inch Center Pieces, with drawn
work in center. round or square
Choice each, 69c
90 inch Center pieces, Linen with
hand drawn work beautiful pattern,
each S1o0
lsx54 inch Scarf to match each
S10o.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-03-26
I,t.fgBr - rgfNAs = reeHATE

4,4-FgHT es pgFNAN - ftsoHATE
1 y .satFt, Mar IAN lAa
tsssf# 81 &aKs t. daFphs. lSse 81 fNtAi#zA
s5sssss.ssi
aaa tais ans.s3eai5ssa u Nargzrvs = fANxaas,
s. tsssfs H5sKtHE sast letters ef aaaatalsSF&1 50
- Il 81 gE4ss4sl ss Sssa a<fAts AMI fetst >~ti ths
fssf ,sssss 4a res ssa = have elapsed slAcs sas
sa5h a -as4 ags + NaFpkys Is =.
s1a4s sssa gaas sss4 sNatl<stsea ~ hsafsf Ssa
sassssaa5sss=s "a taa Pesssss tastev, IN q "a
Is ss53 ssssr.el IS shs ST las os Mar. 4. r. aAs,
II ii sfelssA ~ fhS fazet4aa. and tt&t A9aess ~
esxsa 81 skt nel.Ae4xa 81 said Application saz ths
.ss3 tla4s. Ana ttzce = Aesrfsg tetreSs1 %
~ AlfSassts tAss aHtsr aAe~ Ia sars reeSE asssY
hss ~. a 4rssla ssaa IA sslA aisAfkes, aaa ~ 1as
ias 4 esApS aass.e >iSu p<>t IN tee to~a =
tasAsza, as&fvst wawre tnv d~yxSsss last S~esi-
taeTilaeA ffQaa kecar1s
Eawsrd q. wftgAs. tsass-
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tiox'S This !?

We oder one Hundred Dollars Reward Tor
any ease Of siarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls CAaHsA Care.
+. i. CHENEY i GO. Toledo, o.
We the as.,lersi2 ned have known F. j..
Cheney for the Ia, Is wears aud believe him
essfectis haaerAhle IN all business transactions
and financially ahac 80 carry out any oolgl-
ssons uaAale ~ his firm
MsIn.Ss, hrNNA> 4 MARVIN.
" hole~Ale Druggists, Toledo, q.
Hair. CAtarrh Cure j. taken lnternsllr. Act
ssx directly aySsu the hlood and mucous sur
faces 81 tue systepa Testimonials sent free.
prise Is per hasfla. Sold hs all Druggists.
Take Hsll.s Famls Pills for constipation
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-03-26

To Rrvak ia New SHOES Always tr~
Alien tts0t, Ease Il powder. It pre-
vents tighinesS and biastcring, cures
swollen. sweating, aching feet. Al al
druggists and Shae stores, sac. sample
matted Free. Address, A. ;. olna-
sse1, ieH0N, \ \
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-03-26

the new adhesive that sticks
everything. but IS not sticky,
and IS absolutely insolQble.
Nothing can possibly come
~unstuck if mended with
C.EMENTIUM." Hot Wa
ter does not affect It in the
slightest degree.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-03-26
Fancy Collars
Veilings

Veilings
We can give you a fine assert
ment of the latest things in Veil
ings, including Fine Tuxedo Nets,
in Black, White. Navy Blue, Brown,
Taupe, per yard 25c
Russian Nets, Black, l9c
Russian Nets, Black, Navy Brown
25e.
Ring Spot Yelling, Black, per
yard, 39e
Maggie Yelling, per yard, 25c,
soc.
Complexion Novelty Yelling,
per yard. ste
chiffos Pattern Wells, Long, soc
Square sl.00
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-03-26

70 rHE BOARD or COUNTY CDMMIss-
IONERS FOR W1NDHAM COUNTY
herths apply for license 10 Sell spiFtuoUs
and intoxicating auors, ale. lager beer. rhine
wine ard cider, nj lb> Elm street. town OF Put
nam. Com. Nv place OF business Is not
located IL tn 2na feet ia direct line from any
church ediHce OF public or pareehtsl scheol.or the
premises pertaining thereto, or any post othce
public library, or cemetery.
nafed at Putnam. this II day OF March A.
u. isH
nupre and reioquia, a Copar nership. appH
cant, BY tHGFNE pGfkt,
THEODORE PtLuQUIS,
Applicant
We. the Undersigned. arr electors ana tax
PAYERS CIV ming real estate. OF the town OF Putnam
{ pa, and htretX sign and endorse the fore
gong application OF Eugene Dupre aud
Theodore P.loauin, Coparlners Duprs and
thai ssia applicant Is suitable person 10 be
tievnstd Pursuant 70 said sppicaii "a, and We
each certify that have net signed fuf any
otter applicant Tor 4 license 10 sell spFilueus
aea intoxicating liquors
hafed Al Putnam, Conn, this ilih day Of
MARCH, A d, issA
Alphouse u Beaa<0liel,
AnAabse nupre. Jr.,
Nanelenu Heneif.
Ndhemars HeneGt
Holm lH+ufenx,
hefehv certify that she above named slgpers
aisa radarssgS are electors 4nd lax payers, own
Ing IRA estate ia the town Of Fatnsm. tohn5.
sHi fHuf fnyy have Dot signed for any other APP
pitHAnt ter = lteshSe 10 SCI Spsrituoas ard in-
toNtcAflnE siguars.
asiea - Isatesm, Conn. this 18th day Of
Nara, A. b. lsee
FREDERICK ". SEWARD,
Town Clerk.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-03-26
Prize Speaking at israel Putnam School

A most satisfactory entertainment
Vas the prize speaking contest ~ tie
Israel Putnam sehoel on Wednesday
evening Al The contestants wefe let
ter pe9iect amt spoke with tue eiteci.
The Judges, q l. rorwy, Rev John
". Maker, audNliss Marion L. tilus,
awarded the pflscs II clara Maeftens
aud Norman Kennedy.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-03-26
Hamburg FmbrOiderieS
Another lot, new patterns at bar
gain prices.
New Laces

New Italian Vals, all widths and
insertions to match. Choice per
yard &C
New Sets of Mechlin, and Nal
tese Laces.
New Net Top Bands, 25c, SOC
New Point yenise Bands, Edges
and All Overs. Toe to soc
New Plain and Tucked Nets for
Waists, Sleeves and Dresses, White
and Cream, 62e to Sl00
New Bridal Wells, SILK Illusion.
= inches vide, per yard, go lie
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stops itching instantly. Cures piles,
eczema, salt Fheana. letter, itch, hives,
herpes. Scanies- Deans Ointment. AT
any drug store.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-03-26

Ha4 mild. easN action ST the
bowels. a single dose II ioan'> Re-
eaISgs Is eunugh. Treatment cutts
hah.faA ssAAs4t ls.tttNn. - ecnls oaN
Ask year dfessss fi them
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-03-26

CARPENTER. Morton Roofing "a made
Of wooi felt saturated With hasling
aSphalt and then treated with n
special water pf0eilng compound ~
that il i nas affected IS heat OF cold
| 1 oaa IL put on the stcepeSt ro'A with
ont lear ST IL taualas and = almost
everlasting In tts Wearing quality.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-03-26
A L
Drug Store
A Reliable kemaay
FOR
CAT III I'll
Ely's Cream Balm
IS quickly absorbed.
Eues ReHei atom e.
Il clean soatlr@.
lieals and projects

brane resulting from Catsrrh and drives
away 4 aid ia 81 He 4siesly. restores
the Sense eff / -te and smeh. tuh SIZE
50 cts. d Druggists or by mall. Liquid
Cream Balm fer use II atolaizers Is ets.
Ely brothers. sc Warren Street. New York.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-16
DARK DoIMGs.

The Reason One Woman 10 Disguised
With the Voting Proposition.
When any one asked little Mrs. Pratt
her opinion ON the question Of equal
suffrage she had her answer ready.
Il don't want to hear anything about
It." she would say pleasantly. but nrm-
", and I'd Just as soon tell you why.
It's because there's got to be q con-
cealment and mystery about voting.
and I like things open and aboveboard.
It's the way I was brought up and the
way I shall always feel II I live to Be
q hundred.
I've had one experience. and that's
all I want. A friend Of mine talked
and talked to me about voting on the
educational question till at last said
would. because I was brought up to
think . great Zeal Of education. and I
always shall. So gave up an engage
ment to 60 to the polls and register
land the dress was almost spoiled on
account OF my missing that trying on.
too, because she didn't wait to ssa
whether It fitted or not. but stitched
the seams right up,. and then took
tho greatest pains to 60 and vote just
~ they'd told me to. and what do you
suppose Henry Pratt told mo after.
wardp Ny vote was thrown out be.
cause I had the frankness to write my
fun name ana address On It!
81 told Henry that nothing would
surprise me after that-nothinG"