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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-02-01
GOOD AND TRUE TOOLS.

Tools that will last, that are good and
true and will do the best kind of work,
are rather difficult to get if you are buy
ing the ordinary kind You'll ponder
long over the dealers assortment and
then choose one that looks good-but
is probably all wrong
If you have work to do, it is important
enough to do with the right kind of
tools-the best that you can buy. Tools
that are perfection that come to you all
ready for use; the famous Keen Kut-
ter" tools-forty years the standard in
quality. The Simmons Hardware Com
pany of st. Louis, the makers of these
TOOLS stands behind every one and guar
antees that they must be what is claimed
for them or your money is returned or
new tool substituted
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-02-01
WANT HORSE TARIFF REVISED.

Following in the footsteps of various
commercial trades of the United States
to have the tariff revised, the ways
and means committee of Congress will
be asked to recommend the removal of
the tariff on horses between Canada
and this country. At a meeting held at
Midway one of the largest horse mar
number of breeders were in attendance
it was decided to make an attempt to
have the tariff removed on both the
Canadian and United States sides.
The tariff is a detriment to both
countries, Canada being unable to raise
enough horses for it's own use and the
present high value of horses makes the
cost, with the additional tariff, so high
that it is almost impossible for Can
adam farmer to ship from this country.
The tariff is $50 per head on each
horse under the value of $3.50 and Is
per cent ad valorem on any horse above
that value. According to the breeders
a horse Of the former value at present
is not worth exporting, while one of
the latter is so costly that in most in
stances the Canadians cannot come to
the States to buy.
The horse trade of the United States
is numbered among the country's most
valuable commercial assets. Although
the country does not raise the high
est class of blue blooded draft horses,
it is far in the lead in regard to num-
bers. Canada raises most of her
horses in the Eastern part, and i'm
ports heavily from England, still her
demand is so mammoth that re-
moVal of the tariff would materially
assist her tillers of the soil
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-02-01

In his Farmers Institute work Pro-
fessOr w. r. Macdonald, animal hus-
bandman at Washington State College
at Pullman, claims that all the spe-
cially prepared foods for cattle now
on the market are worthless and the
basis of all is a cheap bran. He al
leges they are made dark colered by
simply adding charcoal and made fra
grant by the judicious admixture of
herbs, which, while they do the COW
no harm, will leave it hungry and un-
fed. He further claims that the food
companies buy famous animals and
use them purely for advertising. He
says that if some of the prize winners
now owned by stock food companies
were ever fed any of the company
products they would not take many
more prizes. Better raise your own
stock food.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-02-01

Ifyou the end of your rope In trying to cure
horse the abandon precarous, vicious
and uncertain methods and tern to "SAVE-THE-
HORSE" the quicker you will have sound horse Its
unfaine power Is proven beyond question: and our
guarantee Is a binding contract TO protect you.
The Union Insurance Co. of Pha.,-
Office of Resident Agent, Ponca City, Okla.
Troy Chemical Co., Binghamton N VI was making inquiry
SPAWN horses and he told he using
for bowed tendon May Flower, and il
thaths would thing
So will by books thatI ordered
July and it cured horse sound and we'll of
bad Bone SPAWN, aid wish TO that glad to
believe it TO be the best SPAWN madeJ TR0SS.
Glen Ridge N il cured horse twenty three years old
of bad bone SPAWN with your great remedy Used horse
right along. THEODORE JAC0BUS
Narragansett Park, Providence, r. 1.
have taken Bog Spayns off of four horses with yourSave
Horse it of T. W Rounds Co.. Providence. Have
had to ask for any money back. G. p JONES'
~ IN bottle with signed guarantee contract Send
for copy booklet and letters from business and
traners every kind of Permanently SPAWN,
Thoroughpn low, Curb, spnt, Capped
Wndpu Shoe Roll Injured Tendons and all Lamencss No
hair works usual Dealers Express
Paid Troy Chemical Commercial Ave- Bnghamton MY
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-02-01

In country where the business of dairy
ing is assuming as large proportions it is
throughout this north coast country, the
supply of cream separators to probably
handle the products of the dairy is an i'm
portant line of business. One of the larg-
est branches in this territory of the big
eastern manufacturers is the Empire Cream
Separator Company, Ltd, at Portland, Ore
gon, which is in charge of Mr.. j. C. Rob
inson, man of large experience in the
dairy supply business who has been remark
ably successful in introducing the Empire
Cream Separator into this territory The
illustration shows their Portland office
where the farmers who visit Portland may
see this line of separators and have com
plete demonstration of their merits 1t is
not absolutely necessary, however to visit
the office If you want to know more about
these machines, for Mr.. Robinson will be
glad to send the big Empire Separator book
free of cost to all who want to investigate
this line. Address the Empire Cream Sepa-
rator Company, Ltd, 80 N 9Th st.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-02-01

The Ranch wants representative
in each county to take subscriptions
1t is the largest and best farm and
livestock paper on the Pacific Coast.
Solicitors make good money Address
Circulation Manager, The Ranch, Sc
attic, Wash.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-02-01
The A. c. Ruby Co.
AVE, PORTLAND ORE
Importers and Exporters of
PERCHERON, BELGIAN, ENGLISH SHIRE AND GERMAN
COACH STATIONS AND MARES
PORTLAND, ORE.

the breeds,
Northwest
the Missouri River We
all North
sefpaying plan and give
fouryear at home Is this
not better proposition buy firm 1000 miles
below
uion Call and seeu particulars
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-02-01

Catalogue of genuine Rogers Silver
ware. Standard Silverware Co., Boston,
Mass Dept. 2. Agents wanted Sal
airy according to ability.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-12-30
RlG !lGGER Deal.
Martin Tract Brought 100000 aa.
lard Lumber Gg thG Buyers.

One OF .he largest transfers
o. real estate ever made IN VIII
liamsbur% county was conSum-
mated here last week by j. d
Gilland. real estate broker. in
a sale of twcnty-niae hundred
acres OF timber lands, formerly
the property OF the estate OF
Daniel i Martin, deceased, 10
the Mallard Lumber Company
OF Greelyville, s G for the sum
Of sixty thousand and six hun
dred l$60,GoO dollars. These
lands abound in I vast growth
of large, round, long-leaf pine
which has never been boxed and
stands IN 4 primeval state Of
uninterrupted growth OF many
years. 1t IS probably the most
valuable body OF long-leaf pine
in the Carolinas.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-12-30
YY8S TREE St METHODIST CHURCH.
alHua. Event Ct !HtGIGS! to Children
ri The Sunday SChOci.

One CT the pleasantest events
of the holiday season was the
Christmas tree exercises at the
Methodist church Tuesday night.
The church, appropriately
decorated with evergreens and
candles, was crowded with
children and grown-up folk as
we'll.
The exercises were opened at
7:3O with prayer by the pastor,
Rev w A Fairy.
A cantata entitled, "Recep-
ton at Santa Claus Hall" was
prettily rendered : thirty
five Sunday-school pul 5.
The centre of attn ION to
the children was Of cotrse the
Christmas tree, which was
resplendently gorgeous with its
bountiful fruit of toys and pretty
things for the little boys and
girls. AS Santa Claus" Mr. J
Groves Colbert was a pronounc-
ed success the cynosure Of
the children's admiring gaze.
The closing song, Sweet
Christmas Day, Good Night, y
was effectively sung by a well
trained choir.
The large crowd present was
dismissed with the paste RS
benediction.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-12-30
! GROVES COLBERT.

Foley's Honey aud Tar is the
best 3 and safest cough remedy for
children. At the first symptoms of
a cold, give as directed. and ward
off danger of Group, bronchitis, sore
throat, cold in the head, and stufTy
breathing. 1t brings comfort and
ease to the little ones. Contains no
oplates or other harmful drugs.
Keep always on hand, and refuse
substitutes. d & Scott.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-12-30
4 NOTABLE SOCIAL EVENT.
Da'iGhtiuI Xmas Dance GIVEN by
EingStrGG Social Club.

The Christmas dance at the
Kellahan Hotel given by the
Kingstree Social Club Monday
night was attended by a large
number of the society folk in
town and their guests, besides a
good many who came from a
distance especially for the oc,
casion. There were fair women
and gay cavaliers galore who
danced the hours away to the in
spring strains of delightful
music Giscoursed by the First
Artillery band of Charleston,
than which there is no superior
orchestra in the State.
The ladies' costumes were
beautiful and elaborate. We
had hoped to give a description
of the many handsome gowns
that elected so much admiring
comment, but owing; to the ''tir-
ed feeling incident to the diver
sions of the festive holiday sea-
son, we failed to find any Of the
feminine participants who could
Cor would muster up energy
sufficient to describe the eSthetic
creations that were in evidence.
For a mere man" to essay the
task would be foolish and pre-
sumptuous. We regret that our
report of this really notable oc-
casion is this fatally defective, !"
as the lawyers say; for a write
up of a terpsichorean event with
out a description Of the costumes
is as stupid as the play of Ham
let with Hamlet left out.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-12-30
Notice to Teachers.

The Teachers association will
meet at Lake City on the third
Saturday III January, instead OF
the second Saturday. The pro,
gramme Will be announced next
week.
! GROVES COLBERT.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-12-30

Folev's Orino Laxative Is best
for women and children. It's mild
action and pleasant taste make it
preferable to violent purgatlves,
such as pills, tablets, etc. Cures
constipation. ID Z Scott.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-12-30
LIST OF JURORS
For Special fern Of Cauri G0lYeRiDq
Monday, January 10.


CIV Camlin, Moody,
JIG McCutchsn, KinGStree,
w IT Britton, SaltcrS,
Tohn T McElveen, CadeS,
James A Scott, Kingstree,
il Thomas, Cades,
E l. Baylor, Benson,
HIM Cooper, Fowler,
w II Britton, Lanes:
JIM Cockfeld, Lake City,
BIB Mcdaniel, Leo,
B'J Chandler, Rome,
US Davis Snowden, Church,
WI Altman, Suttons,
il Brockinton, Kingstree,
Johnson, Nesmith,
S H Cooper, Nesmith,
W. EppS, Kingstree,
w A Moore, Trio,
We Severance, Lake City,
H A Odom, Salters,
CT Flowers, Lake City,
B S Smith, Zeb,
W J Marshall, Zeb,
Nesmith, Nesmith,
DE Cooper, Taft,
JD McClam, Lake City,
PH Grum bles, SaIters,
WI Carter, Lake City,
il Covington, NoX,
. Geo J Graham, Jr, Cooper,
W H Carr, Kingstree,
James " Hughes, Lambert,
Lamis Nesmith, Nesmith,
ia Evans, Leo,
J A McCants, Harpers.
Old papers for sale cheap b.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1909-12-30

Old papers for sale cheap by
the hundred at The RECORD
Office
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-02-05
Mems Apparel MUCH BELOW COST '!

Over 15O Spring, 1909, Sample Suits and ever Sale
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-02-05
100 MEMS SAMPLE SUITS FOR SPRING

MEMS SUITS NIKWM nice NW Wg My .M manufactured kG0p Season End Sale
 . : 5: <: : ::. 5: B: 6 100 Mems Frieze, Olive %&3h $650 $25 you'll find E4ER to $30 vaues They will w@J&1 Sale M &J3 in all NKEh N Spring shades models The fN=# obtainabe that M than double the that selling NN R this lot Have MN&W M <
 OVERCOATS W ' of N R14 stock of Overcoats along had Fa' makes complete stock of for the cold that bound the next months windy days Theren <tA> l<Wn $2O .$795 Y1y $125O .$4O0 \1 kN Mems Collar Coats fine quality Melton i&k LH Kesey with guaranteed plush worth $2750 and RH $325O $1750 V&>~3fX Spring Overcoas, F\ N N
 $495 NHVH Mem good Working Pant in Thibet M \k Worsted, worth $1.25 to $250. A A small lot of Mems Vests, small sizes only. 25c each
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-22
v -~s.. - ~ ~ IS
Ksiadz Placydy,
Str61 %przenajsw.
SACRAMENTO.
Gag dalszy

Sniadanie sic sko6czylo;
oznaczywszy godzine odwie~
dzenia pokoju strach6w 70.
zeszli sic goscie ma swe po-
koje, tylko parma Gertrude
i Ewerard pozostali.
.Czy PAM sadzisz, re
wujaszek pozwoli mi choc
noe jedna przepedzi6 W tym
pokoju? 'a.. =.
- A ola czegoz by mia}
odm6wi6 prosbie Pahskiej,
panic Ewerardzie? - odrzek-
la dziewczyna, - lecz ME
rozumiem bynajmniej div.
nego zyczenia padskiego.
- I ia ok1adnie objasnic
20 ME potrafie, odpan
m}odzieniec, - lecz cd czasu,
kiedym us}ysza} historye,
niepojeta mnie opanowa}a
chec przepedzenia tam choc
jednej nocY. Jestem mocno
przekonanY, re 6w starzec,
co sic ukazuje W owym po-
koju, jest dusza pokutujaca,
kt6ra niema spokoju a go
szuka i znalesc ME moze, do
p6ki zyjacy prawowierny mad
MIA sic ME zmi}uje, alb, bye
moe, re to widmo ducha,
kt6ry jakas wyjawi6 wpierw
must %tajemnice, zanim VICE.
nego uzyska odpoczynku. Je-
zeli mu jaki wietzacy szcze'
RE katolik da sposobnos6,
natenczas z pewno6cia sic
ukaze i wyiasni %tajemnice.
Ciesze sic niezmiernie
z przekonania panskiego "
tym wzgledzie, odpowie
dziala Gertrude, jam takze
r6wnego co pan zdania o tenn
zjawisku tajemniczem=i zy-
cze panu z ca}ego serca, ably
wujaszek prosbie Jego "a
dose uczYni1, - do widzenia. !
I rozeszli sic.
O oznaczonej godzin:e
zgromadzilo sic towarzystwo
zn6w W sail, zkad lord Nor
bert je mia} z~aprowadzic W
nieznana dotad Geese zamku.
Sill przez obszerne lecz MIS- !
kssss ssssssas::a = q Et'af'a 81 2Mssy'a::::ss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-22

die juz ME wyraznemi cd
wieku obrazami, przez cias-
ne schody, kt6re promien
stonecznyprzez MIKE okien-
ka zakurzone gruba pow1o-
ka kurzu i pajeczyny zaled-
vie oswieca}, przez dfugie
ciemne kurytarze przepe{-
nione zgni}em powietrzem,
az staneli u wielkich drzwi
debowych. *....
- Otto pokoj, rzek} lord
Norbert, biorac klucz zardze-
wia}y, kt6rym otworzywszy
zamek ciezki, wszedf z gosc-
mi do niego.
By} to wielki, jasny pok6j.
zaczernia}Y wprawdzie cd
starosci pc scianach, lecz
widocznie pieknej i mister
nej roboty. Sciany i pod}oga
debowem drze wem by}y wy
k}adane- Ma przeciw drzwi
stall komill wielki marmuro.
wy z rzezbami, a mad MIN
zoczyc by}o mona portret
m1odego cz}owieka. Ma prs.
Wo by}y diva wielkie okna,
pomiedzy niemi staroSwiec-
ka sta}a azafa, pc level stro-
nie W niszy }6zko ogromne,
otoczone ~doko}a z6}temi fl
rankami mocno wyp}owia-
1emi. Kilka krzese} uszkc-
dzonych i takiz st6}, wszy.
stko grubym kurzem pokry-
tie uzupe}niaio umeblowanie
komnaty. Pajeczyna wisia}a
ma oknach i posowie a ouch
mace zgn'lizna powietrze, "a
%trzymujace oddech gosci,
niemi}e ma kazdym sprawia-
10 w~razenie. Szyby W oknach,
o kt6re uderzaf deszcz z
p]uskiem, brzeczaly, jednem
s1owem ca}y pok6j mia} W
sobie cos odrazajacego i
dreszcz minowo]i przecho.
dill wszystkich, tax il jak
najpredzej opuScic go sobie
zyczono.
- Tu W tenn miejscu 20
stall zamordowany, - odez~
wa}a sic parma Gertrude,
wskazujac ma ciemna plane
ma pod}odze i szepcac doda-
la s}owa: - Swieci meczen,
m6dlcie sic "a mani!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-22

nieszczeScia Tub przypadku.
|Sny przerazliwe Tub zazie-
bienie to mnieisza; tego, vie
RE, ze sic Pan ME. leka.
Lecz, moi Panic, - m6wi}
lord Norbert, kladae sWa re-
ke ma ramieniu jego,
cho6 lie jestem }atwowier-
nym, jednak cos mnie ME-
pokoji, gdy Q duchu my5lei
Esobie ~wystawiam, 10 tn ME-
zawodnie COS; nadzwyczajne"
go sic odegra,a .to..dla tego,
re cd czasu mordu to pierw-
sly raz W tenn @miejscu ma
sypiac katolik. Przyznaje,
ze to moze urojenie jake z
mej strony, ale urojenie to
|dreczy mnie i odegnac sic
ME da. -:
|. - ia sadzee re Bog be
die re NINA, Chico i najo-
kropniejszych .rzeczy mia}-
Ebym bye 6wiadkiem, 3D.
rzek} Ewerard. Kto wi Q,
czy obecnos6 moja ME wyj-
}dzie ma dobre? Opatrzno6c
1 g. .--. -: -.
Boska wszystkiem kieruje i
rzadzi, vie Ona@dok}adnie,
90 co mnie tn do zamku
pa6skiego zaprowadzi1a i mo-
emo jestem przekonany, 10 i
my6l przepedzenia.: W tym
IL. - .
pokoju nocy kilka przez Ma
mi jest madame.
/: :.-..:. =: ~ -
Gag dalszY nastapi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-22
- Panic Norbercie, ,
na6wczas Ewerard,

pytaf naOWcZas EWeraTu,
czy zezwolisz mi tn dwie Tub
try noce przepedzic?
- Tutai? - zapytal Nor
bert ze ~zdziwieuiem spogla-
da Ewerarda; ola
czego, moi panic, cheese ME.
potrzebnie rozumu sic poz.
bye. Cd lat. wie)u Mkt sic
ME wazyl ami tn zajrzef, a.
coz dopiero przepedzi6 czas
nocny.
Lecz ia nieznam bojaz-
nj, - odpar} Ewerard ze
6miechem, - ME zartuie by
najmniej, panic Norbercie,
skorom mocno sobie raz po-
stanowi{ i spodziewam sic,
ze pan ME odm6wisz mi
- Pan sic tn zaziebisz, pa
ME Ewerardzie, - odrzekla
PAM Wilson, - pok6j DO.
strasznie ch}odny' a
kilka szyb W ok
mach wybitych. Zastan6w sic
przeciez Pan ~najprz6d co
czynisz!
Me, droga PAM, mnie
sic mic ME stanie, bede spaf
TAX s}odko i spokojnie jak W
domu W mem }6zku.
- A jam tego zdania, re
tn niezliczenie wiele szczu~
bye musi, 49, rzek1 pub
kownik Garet, - bedziesz
Pan noe niespokojna,
ME baczac wcale okropnego
strachu.
- ia sic ami szczur6w, ami
strach6w ME boje i jestem
na wszystko przygotowany.
Me pojmuje wcale, ola czego
,z}owiek z czystem sumle~
1iem ME mialby nawet jed,
1ej nocy W tytn poko1u
9rzepedzit. Kogo przedsta-
via ton portret, PAM Will
ION?
- To jest ten niegodziwv
mego Norberta;
orzed dawnemi easy wyda~
liam go z galeryi familij-
lei, a MAJ moi 60 tn kaza1
Najchetniej ia bym
20 by}a zupe}nie zniszczy}a.
- Przyznaie, re ra do
>rem tn sic znajduje miej
Gu, gdzie ofiara jego smierc
necze6ska poniosla, - cd |,
'zek} Ewerard. !,
-. Go6cie obejrzawszy
dok}adnie opuScili
tylko pan Norbert,
i parma Gertrude !
,ozostali.
- Niezmieni}e6 pan, PANEL
1werardzie, jeszcze swego
,ostan0wienia co do spaniaI
The Republican journal., 1909-02-11

4AAtb I'LL a SCllouo anu
s' nave been a fatal accident last
'-'s MON He was on his way to his
'"' Wy National Bank building, when
'''-1 o ice fell from the roof of the
-'' udgs him on the back, render
-.'scoaa for time. He soon re-
and later called at The Jour
aag as he left that he wished
u '.0 all The way home. On arriv-
'''s oe a:rted and a physician was
''' ordered him to bed. 1t was
.--' he blow had Jared the kidney S
g SeHous results are to be feared
confined to the house for some days
+. k lohn Cochran Chapter
.;, HE American Revolution
ii. "'as Nlle Mitchell last Monday
4, 'hapter voted to endorse the
n. AfS Matthew T. Scott of Bloom.
l.r Iesldent-General, a member OF
..' " stevenson Chapter. 1t was also
AZ. ~ instruct the regent to support Miss
,-, ''u'n Of Emma Farnsworth Chapter
RI, ea' Tor State Regent, and Mrs. EVE
ora ,''" OF Ruth Head Craigin Chapter
4 h.. '''oh as State vice-Regent. The
hes5So,re Received a notification from ma.
T. lp1i5 's N t;l that the application papers
leen AIMING %eheen and Mrs. Ella Woodcocl
hey Tasa by the registrar general
n Tbe unanimously voted into the
erpso"S report of the treasurer, Mrs. A
et d lba was read and accepted. The
al van AZ neyenlng was New York, and the
b Nep p-S'%ered by the names of person.
Pee gimb.nI FORKS early history. Miss
: Cal "'D al Fead"Peter Stuyvesant's New
. Aa1na ana Mrs Henry Hill read "Ths
'ss'e1ihp ,a by A, B. Street. The paper Of
|, whose was as by the regent, Mrs. E. P
~ Hist subject was New York-Its
'alg Il t ~ 1t was one Of the most in.
! slnops,th ne :: series and represented an i'm.
sats 2}ra VI work. The next meeting, OF
VIII be Especial Washington
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-17
Continued from page one)

Now come the newest and most
important phases Of all.
The Motion Picture Patents Company
has issued license to the United States
Navey to operate under its patents in
making motion pictures of Battleships in
action.
The camera will be adjusted after the
fashion of the Compass so that it will
remain level in spite Of the pitching and
tossing of the ship Pictures will then
be made of the variour vessels under full
speed firing at a target The result will
be shown on screen as in regular
motion picture show before the different
classes of vessels their methods of handl
ing and firing. their efficiency etc.
This will be the first time in the world
that Motion Pictures have been so
applied and the scheme is likely to be
of great value to the Navy especially in
the Ordnance Department.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-17
YOUTHFUL SCOT WELL VERSE;
Prompt and Concise Answer to Gate
goricaI Question.

Boston. Massachusetts, has long en-
joyed the reputation of having exceed
ingly learned children who are able, SO
it is said. to dispute on subjects far
above the heads of their elders of 9th
er regions. But Boston is not unique,
In book entitled The Scot of the
Eighteenth Century Ian Ma ,laren de
scribes similar characteristic Of the
'sledonian
Ii is the inev able tendency Of the
Scots mind TO .c.iaw cut evcy Iiap
to its terminus even # 1t be over q
precipice. and 10 Divide cvsry hair till
in nifty is touched.
II is not only in church caurt3 but
In market. PLACES and In ra'way sta.
lions. In bu,rble cc.csas as Won as in
university sccieir. that :he Scot Is
dispu.ing in every scare moment of
his time. from morning till nisht
The sorry goes nat minister over
heard mother Questioning her child,
as It sunrcd It's porridge. after the
days work was dc
What" said this austsYe mother.
'is the true relation between Xitk aud
state. according to the principles u
the Free church,"
And the favored child promptly re-
piled: Coordinate Jurisdiction with
-.intpal Northumberland Com.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-17

little creature realizes in her soul her
own potentiality to be an Ethe!
courted and kow-towed TO. the idol,
even pro tenn, of the nation. It's only
through fiuke of fate that she her
: isn't an Ethel. Sweet little Ethel
III the IL try, tw mixing eyes and
the towsloy hlis is the naturalization
of almost every girlish dream-till
Helen comes. Then ladies change and
all hands round!
An altruistic White House manage
ment provides that all boarding school
girls in Washington over the age OF
is years shall have the opportunity to
ttend one of the four state receptions
If t e season. The names of the eligi-
b'es are presented to Mr.. Loeb early
in the winter by the principals of the
various colleges. Invitations TO
scholastic circles are issued almost en-
clucively to the two middle levees, the
judiciary and the army and navy.
Adolescence figures sparingly, or not
at all, at the two more august func.
tons of the series, the diplomatic. at
the beginning, and the army and navy,
at the end. Tickets for these two
spectacular affairs are at premium
always.
Where the attendance is large at
any special school, half the senior
girls are invited 10 one reception and
half to the next. 1t is a supreme
event to most OF these favored ones,
entered upon with almost as much