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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08
CGHESTON-TONINON

Inc Womens improvement League
met with Mr.. Ida Brown, Thursday
ana elected the following officers:
Mr8. .. S. Anderson, president; Mrs.
tda Brown, vice president; Chaplain,
Mrs NJ. p. Jackson, treasurer; Mrs
Isabel Coats, secretary; Mrs. M. T.
Graves; after which Mrs. Bur1t made
some encouraging remarks.
WIS Isabel Coats gave an entertain.
fnen'' Friday night, in honor of Miss
Ada Burk, who is stopping with he,
Tor awhile. The following guests
were present: Miss Francis James
MISS Blanche Booker, Miss Ida Ma,
Whitlow, Edward Brown, w, Whit
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CLARK BURG.

:, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Basel have re-
tuEned from the east, where they
spent their honeymoon.
Misses Emma Rufin, Mable Rome
and Nellie Teyton lett Sunday nigh,
10" different points in Ohio.
I Miss Alberta McCllng returned
home, Saturday, after short visit
here.
Z & Miss Hannah Meade, of Bridgeport
spent Saturday here shopping.
4 q. d, Cambria is able to be out
again, .'". $780,
~ Mrs. Maria Ogdeh-Jones, O
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Mckeesport., was called home by the
! serious Illness Of Mrs. Agnes Ogden.
The latter Is much improved. how
ever, at this writing.
Misses McClung and Lee spent
Tuesday calling on friends in Fair
mont.
Mrs. Minerva sAshby is on the sick
list. =
Mrs. Jas. Mccoy and Mrs. Adams
enterta1nsa> tuesday evening COM
plimentary to Miss McClung.
Edgar Taylor, of Pittsburg, spent
the 4th here with relatives.
Miss Lee entertained Drs. Jones
and Youns*at breakfast, Wednesday
morning, In honor of her guest, Miss
McClung.
Miss Emma Ruffin is visiting Miss
Edith Washington in Columbus, o.
Miss McClung and Lee spent
Thursday with Miss Hannah Meade
at Bridgeport.
Twas merry party Of people who
enjoyed the hay-ride SO delightfully."-
planned by several young men,
Thursday evening. After driving
Several miles in the country a dainty
lunch, prepared by the Misses Ruffin,
was served in the moonlight. Those
enjoying the affair were: Misses AL
berta McClung (honor guest), Emma
and Florence Ruffin, Emma Anderson
Pearl Brown. Nellie PeytOn, Mary
Brent. Mabel Rome and Villa Lee
and Messrs VIM. and Guy Ruffin, G.
A. Ormes, Findlay Hayden, Hugh
Washington and VIM. Morrow.
Rev. Gill, of Fairmont, was a bust
ness visitor here. Friday.
Mrs. Annie Freeman was hostess
to Queen Ester Club, Friday after
noon. After the regular routine Of
business a dainty and delectable re-
past was served. The visitors pres
ent included Misses McClung, Cam
brio and Lee aud Rev. Gill
Rev. S. p. West and w. Lee are
attending the S. S. Institute at
Meriden this week.
Preparations are being made for
Union Sunday School picnic.
MT. and Mrs. Lark Green enter
tanned at dinner Friday evening COM
plimentary to Miss McClung. Covers
were laid for six and all partook
heartily of the dainty viands so well
prepared and beautifully served Mrs.
Green proved herself a very gracious
hostess. The invited guests were
Misses McClung and Lee and Drs.
Young and Jones.
Mfs. Anne liza Lowery, and little
sister Ellen are visiting in Washing
ton, Pa.
A patriotic sermon was preached at
Pride Chapel, Sunday morning, by
the pastor, Rev. West.
Miss Mabel Rome is visiting her
grandmother at GAINESVILLE, o.
A number of young ladies and
gentlemen spent Wednesday evening
at the tin plate mills. c. A. Ormes,
an employee there, acted as guide
1t proved pleasant and instructive
outing.
The Daughters Of Sphinx held a
lawn fete Monday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Burns.
Miss Nellie Peyton is visiting her
grandmother in Cambridge, O.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. r. Freeman, Of
California, Pa, are visiting Mrs.
Annie Freeman, on Lee street.
On Monday afternoon a very de-
lightful porch party took place at
the home Of Miss Estella Cambria.
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aRONCrVERTE

sIHfStt4 n USOINSEN
u u iakiss Laura Bess Martin. of Thay
q M visiting her cousin, Miss Ev'
iloway.
Daniel Thompson was visit
[ her Ffigter, Mrs. Amanda Wood
IS $Rt Lawisb8rg last week.
sS tiaS Margia Hester returned las
from a visit on Muddy Creek.
tSv.l VIM. Il. Jefferson was Wis
3; ;;}} tt6fs' tt6ssA&aflthton last Saturday. o.
~ 81 SAndAy the 27th he preached twt
able sermons at Brownsburg in Rev
Il 8tAsts' church.
Misses { Susie Crawford, Oracle
s. WilRon and others, of Anderson, at
u tended the association here Thurs
day.
Mrs. Sallie Holland was visiting
& friends at Brushy Ridge last week
n and, returned Sunday.
sts4Ns Henry :.Brinkley was sent to Cliff
!. ton. Forge Hospital Saturday morn
Ing.
#g% j. w. Thompson, Of Clifton Forge,
I, Va. is spending the Fourth here.
~ The Red Men and Daughters of
! SPoEahontas had their thanksgiving
aBerlnon preached Sunday the 4th at
--.iM .8E. church, by Rev. VIM. E. Jeffer-
RDn Addresses were made by Sach-
I sem ID. r. Hickman and Past Poca-
! hoIitas Mrs Mary H. Lewis and Rev.
sChafles Lewis. A large crowd was
] present.
Miss Matte Haynes and sister
and Miss Mickins were guests of
I: Mrs Mary H. Lewis Sunday after
Z noon
= Miss Alpha Tibbs, of Academy, was
the guest of Mrs. Mary A. Brown
Sunday.
!. ! Henry and Clarence Johnson, of
b Frankford, were visiting here Sun
I day
d Rev. VIM. E. Jefferson left Mon
day for an extended northern tour
? Misses Lula and Emma Brinkley
have returned from Elkins.
T. Ehas. Brinkley and Chas. o. Bar
bar,6f Charleston, are visiting rela-
q tves and friends this week.
* MRS. L. Richardson, of Charles
ton, Miss Josephine p. Jackson and
Mrs. M. C. Slaughter, of Lewisburg,
\ ehnd Rev. r. w. D. Meadows were Wis
: atOr8 of Mrs. H. II. Moore last week.
z - Rev. J. Halter, Rev. T. w. Stowe,
Of ;Beckley, Rev. G.. B. Jackson and
Mr and Mrs. Ed. West, of Sullivan,
Rev. Parish, of Prudence, were
guests of Mrs. Louise D. Holley last
week.
The New River Valley Association
met at Ronceverte last week, June
3Oth and July 1 and 2, at the Bap
tist church. "A large crowd attend
ed.-@Thefe were one hundred dele
Gate3. The usual business was at
: Gen&ed to and it was a success finan
: ciai1y.
4 i Miss Mary Spires, of Kansas, is
the expected guest of her uncle, Ell
nner Spires.
Mrs. Charles Snowden and chill
dren left Wednesday for Clarksbure
to spend a month with relatives.
K Rev. Hogan spent several days
with CadiZ friends last week.
e. r.. Brown has a badly mashed
foot, the result Of an accident at the
railroad shops where he is employ,
= ed.
Quite a number of the people at
tended the annual picnic at Wells
burg on the 9Th.
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LOW. Henty ii ssdn, sRoSsA Rat.
terson. M and Ma s. b. Graves
and Master Eiytn Graves, ........,
S. a.. Graves was in, Charleston.
Thursday. y delegate for the United
Mine Worksrss =, y~H g.
The Second Nine ot.Longacre plays
ed the nine of Lopdon.s Monday, the
score was 5-6 In favorAof London.
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'aay aixas lid Initiated several Dan 81

ak rs 49, ~
- $3.50 F.t:.
Mira. Hanry Simpson and little Miss
Atrsinaa axenpost. returned home
k|gsshn9eRssaas sssAftsrsa, pleasant weeks
sAt I'M 8fo left Thursday altar.
fHAon tor zaneevu}e, O..x to visit her
MINE u kEsesA. M. Thomas. ,S.,y4
\ s GaS fown. Charles Lewis and Mr.
EEApst A. sfCha rleston,c returned
home. Thursday. after spending a
delightful week in our city. sic, "
~ l.. O. Wilson returned home Tues
day after Spending sevsral days in
|thatSity a-S'& ~. -. .y%%;s
@ 5oreSen returned i, hone
Thufaaoy. afteNA weeks yisitslo Mr.
anaMrs. wm1ssstaIszlewoo&sda Cam.
sendSYs2> afs S Sssss Gang f ;ssnd When
completed the building will be Just
as nice as hstaSe, the Tank Burst
+ MRS. Isabellaerry Of Cambridge.
Ohio. is in the My, the guest SSf Mr..
and Mira VIM, III, McClung xsSa
A yachting rarty composedSof q
number Of tho young people of the
city spent q pleasant evening, Wednes
day. oflastgesk, on the river and at
Blennerhassett Island. They lunched
'on the island and spent a pleasant
hour dancing TN the pavilion. -,,--' '~~>-t
= ~ nGhbet ofsneople from this city
went to tie picnic and dance given
at Fern Cliff Park, Tuesday even
ing OF last: week. McClung'B
Orchestra furnished the music.
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majority OF the church's members
were favorable to Rev. Bullock's re-
tention, but the officials were of the
opinion that change was desirable.
The position pays o salary Of 5000.
per anDun, and is not likely to be
open long though no one has been
selected to fiji It.
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The Client--T thought you left
word In your office that you were out
on important business?
The Counsellor-Just 20. That
ball game seems to be highly import
ant, and can assure you that it IN
perfectly ]egal.-+Chfcago News.
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The s. q.

The s.. q. @.
And now the sweet girl graduate
Is busy showing
Us mortals how to keep the state
A-going.
- Kansas City Journal.
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SUPREME.
LODGE OF PYTHIAs CALLED TO
MEET AT KANSAS CITY, MO. ~,

Supreme Chancellor Issues PrOcla-
nation for the Largest Gathering
OF Colored FratsrHities In The
Country.
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WEIIISVTIIE o.

~, Mrs. George Christian and chill
dren, Of East End, Pittsburg, are the
guests Of the Misses Payne.
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CORRESPONDENCE

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New Orleans, La, June al, 1909.
To all Knights Of Pythias, Grand
and Subordinate Lodges, Supreme
Representatives, Ofncers and Mem
bers OF the Supreme Lodge
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nuroar,an pomner.

A dispatch from Budapest an
nounces that Hungarian archaeolo-
gist, NJ. Duday. in certain excavations
which he was experimenting near
Zsibo. in Transylvania, has discovered
the site of the ancient Roman city OF
Porolissum. and is enabled to recon
struct the town. The houses have re-
sisted the ravages of time. being sub
stantially built OF brick and adjoining
one another. The rooms are very
small but regular in form. NJ. Duday
has also come upon the ancient thea
ter, of great dimensions, which should
give some idea of the size of the town.
The archaeologist considers that Poro-
lissum had a population of 10000.
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a vseYuI remeov.

Little jamie. aged three. was play
ing with his little friend. Jack. At the
time jamie CHANGED to have 4 rather
heavy cold and was sneezing quite
often. Jacks mother heard him sew
leral times and sympathetically asked:
Why. jamie. what q cold you have!
Doesn't your mother give you any
thing for it," Yes ma am" jamie
very respectfully answered. She gives
me a clean handkerchief" whereupon
he produced the prescribed remedy
.-Delineator.
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Useless Bother.

PA" said little Henry, who was
being led gingerly through the ruins
Of Pompeii, Il don't see why they've
got the streets all dug up here. What's
the use of putin In gas or water
pipes when they amt hardly anybody
lives in the town."
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An Empress and Her Tea.

The late empress dowager of China
was a great epicure in regard to her
tea To add to the favor she used a
curious -four mixture. equal parts of
dried jasmine and honeysuckle. The
honey in the flowers sweetened the
tea ever SO slightly and the blooms
gave it a pungent taste. which the
empress liked The first leaves OF the
great plantations in China are al
ways reserved for the imperial use.
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being closed down for three months the work of coming
will Only about fifteen be
r,yed the after which will be full
oneraon January FIRST expected that there will
Gent bullion hand keep the coinage gonge
mouths II is stated scarcity Of as
the deman than the supply Som
the reverse was which resulted the suspension
~ of silver dollars subsidiary Those
silver bullion
that price silver will materially
hoped this will fact and thus put i'll operation
the product of which
while each every viii! benefit from good
crease in the 1t would be govern
the OF dollar bills the
practically nothing lieu thereof
which hard and honest labor
pursued the would then be able dis
the by having print dollars
People who approach the abo
realizes paper dollars
is novelty The dollar but
sacrifice of labor the
the If the people satisfied
silver for change the
products should be placed situation
iustth same s their compeers
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Camomiie.

II is said not only that decoctions
or the leaves dried and powdered of
the common camomile will destroy
insects, but that nothing contributes
SO much to the health of garden as
a number of camomile plants dis
persed through it. No greenhouse or
dollhouse should be without camomile
in a green or in a dried state: either
the stalks or flowers will answer.
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1t is in time OF sudden mishap or ac-
dent that Chamberlain Liniment can
be relied upon to take the place of the
family doctor who can not always be
found at the moment. Then it is that
Chamberlain Liniment is never found
wanting. In eases of sprains, cuts,
wounds and bruises Chamberlain 8
Linament takes out the soreness and
drives away the pain. Sold by J. j..
sherwin.
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Suffers for His DeftnesS.

The most suspicious woman whom
we have heard of recently lives In
Edgewater. She has become con.
vinced because her husband is able to
hook her waist in the dark that he
can't be true TO her.-Chicago Record
Herald
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1reea arouoht Rain.

, In lower Egypt rain fell very sell
dom. During the French occupation.
about 1889. 1t did not rain for 16
months. but since Mahomet All and
Ibrahim Pasha completed their vast
plantations-the former alone planted
more than 100000 olive, fir, cotton,
acacia, plane trees. etc.-there now
falls a good deal of rain.
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Trouble Maker.

DE man dat loves to make a dis
turbance.' said Uncle Eben. lis good
deal like de honk horn on an automo-
bile. He kin make folks get outin de
way. but leave him to hissef an he
he won't git nowheres"
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Did Good Work Early.

At 20 Scipio gained the battle OF
Pana and James Watts revolutionized
the industries OF the earth by making
steam the most powerful agency in
the progress of mankind. Ii was at
this age, 29. that Shelley died after en-
riching the world Of literature with
his unrivaled poetry.
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Unfortunately Proclaimed.

| While on active service a French
soldier was informed by the mayor Of
his village that his father had recently
died. In acknowledgment he wrote as
follows: Monsieur lie matre. heart
lily thank you for my fathers death.
II is little accident that often hap
pens In families. AS for myself. ! an
in the hospital minus one leg. with
which have the honor to salute you"
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Times CHANCES.

Mildmay is philosopher In his
way. The other evening Mrs. NJ. gave
him a scolding that would have made
Mildmay said never word in reply,
He only murmured to himself: And
that is the woman | used to hold on
my knee and call my little pootsy
wootsy,"
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The PHILOSOPHER Of Foxy.

Il find that it pays to pretend I
believe what another man says OBJ
serves the Philosopher of Folly. IT
| do, he always pretends he believes
what l say, and we get along great .
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Comnensatjon.

The tennis face. says the London
Chronicle, is beaten only by the golf
face in the race for ugliness. Is It
possible? Well, tell a golfer that and
see him illustrate what the exercise
has done for his muscles!
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Mans Wants,

In a western town recently men
.waded waist-deep In waSr to get to a
saloon which had been isolated owing
to cloudburst. Have you ever heard
of men who were willing to get their
feet wet in order to reach a counter
at which books on philosophy were
being sold at a discount?
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Many Unknown REGIONS.

On any map of the entire world 1t
is impossible to indicate all the un-
known regions. since many of them
are comparatively small. A map
showing every section Of the earth's
surface as yet unmapped would be
dotted with thousands of such areas.
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To Sterilizc Books.

A successful mechanical process for
the sterilization of books has been re-
Gently devised in France, and a sug-
gestion is being considered providing
for the establishment Of plants in diff
ferent parts OF the city for the reg
ular treatment of the volumes used In
schools
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The pleasant purgative effect expert
encsd by all who use Chamberlain s
Stomach and Liver Tablets and the
healthy condition Of the body
and mind which they create,
makes one feel joyful. Sold by J. ].
Sherwin.
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Advertised Letter List

The following letters remain uncalled
for at the Idaho Springs Post Office for
the week ending October l6. 1909.
Flick, Mrs. w. c.
Kessler, Mrs. M. c.
Johnsrn, X. P.
McAuley, Roderick
Phillips, Josie
Reimer, Mrs. J. H.
JOHN TRArHEN, P. M.
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Right.

A man may not resent an aspersion
against himself. but he will defend the
accuracy OF his thermometer to his
last breath.-Topeka Capital
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Good Schooling Not Harmful.

After long study of school chill
dren in London. the Medical Record
says. DR.. Harman finds nothing TO
show that good schooling hurts chill
dren's eyes
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Can't Eliminate Him.

This country has given up shirt
sleeve diplomacy and quit electing
presidents who were born in log cab
ins, but the man who picks his teeth
in public continues to be visible.
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Weather Predictions.

When hurricane is announced as
coming in this direction conviction
that there is no hurricane. or that it
is belated. or that it is headed some
other way, amounts to certainty
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Inventors, Take Heart,

Every invention which has proved
beneficial to mankind has in the first
instance been treated as worthless
Sir Gilbert Parker
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Steam .Up.

A train of thought won't do you
much good unless you get up enough
steam to carry it through-New York
Times
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Japanese Days Of Rest.

As rule. no Sunday is observed
among laborers in Japan. but the first
and fifteenth Of every month and
every local and national holiday are
their days of rest.
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Methodist Church
Edward Burns Martin, Pastor.

Edward Burns Martin, Pastor.
10 m-Class Meeting.
2:30 p m Sunday School.
Hoo a m and 7:30 p m Public wor-
ship and sermon.
Morning service "A special childrens
service and childrens sermon
Evening theme -''Intellectual In
tegrity."
Choice music.
A special invitation to strangers and
those having no regular church
home.
Bring the children Sunday morn
ing.
A cordial welcome to all.
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Intuition.

Who speaks to the instincts speaks
to the deepest in man, and finds the
readiest response.-A. Bronson ALL
colt.
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Racy.

The race isn't always to the swift.
Sometimes it is to the wise man who
knows how to fix things.-Chicago
Daily News.
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kngly cloth of gold that spread for President
meeting the border line OF the United
spread of hospitality
The meeting of these distinguished rePesen-
plain democracy the young American Republics
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reIeoraph Pole. in Bloom.

Over 1000 miles of telegraph poles
in full blossom are to be seen in Ugan-
da, Africa. The wires are strung
from a species of fig tree which has
extraordinary powers of termination
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Claim LARGEST Meteorite

The Field museum In Chicago
claims to have the largest meteorite
in the world. 1t weighs over two tons
and was found at Tonopah, New.
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Self-Made,

A large majority Of the good and
respectable women in this world have
succeeded in being so without the as.
sistance of chaperons.
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Said Uncle Silss:

We've often wondered if that ring
is engaged. Los Angeles Express.
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A First Impression,

That the churches might catch
more men by putting turnstiles at the
doors.-Cleveland News.
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The Clear Creek and Gilpip Trust
Company pays FOUR PER CENT. in
terest on Savings accounts.
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Things That Make Up Life.
Opportunities are the fuel of life,
ability is the match which kindles it,
and will power is the fan which keeps
the flames alive
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Phone Idaho 1873 or call on W. W.
Lester when you want baggage
hauled.
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Of political like that OF the sinner
easting his optics the broad
and impatienty for the ship l."
land of the slant eyed yellow
peril and he led Washington
persona plain language he talked
much.
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Good Advice.

Whatever you do. do wisely and
think of the consequences.-Gesta Ro.
manorum.
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Success.

Success doesn't depend SO much on
doing big things now and then, but
on doing little things well.
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Try US for ranch eggs, vegetables
poultry and meat. THERo & 60
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You lie rea he'd the North Pole says Peary
distance You stole my supplies while you
Cook Peary
nicting the public with their
why close together put four
settle these under
the rules Marquis ueensbuy knock down and drag
out
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Necessary 70 Genius.
Genius lights its own fire, but 1t
takes determination to keep it going.
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Natures RECKONING.

TtCCN0TINH.
There Is no gathering the rose with
out being pricked by the thorns.-
Pilpay.
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iCl<1ic1g i'm the hrOat|
"Just little tickling in the throat!" Is that what troubles
you? But hangs on! Can't get rid of 1t! Home rem,
edies don't take hold You need something sroneer-a|
regular medicine, doctors medicine Ayers Cherry
Pecoral contains healing quietng and soothing proper
ties of the highest order Ask your doctor about this
No alcohol in this cough medicine JC7y ZeaoeM Ma.
eoaInae An aes:
preventive odsease Ayers Wh
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why the republican party cannot win out
and politics If the
publican will lay aside cona feuds there
reason why for the and
have the By the
of nominees from affairs will be
ing will doubt Gala special
April line his legislative matters plat
nedoes will
writing wall of promises to the people that fulfilled
The special will be like repep-
confidence such
actions The members in doing that r.
oures magnyng glass reveal it, They
unty failed seize it, from the standpoint of their
will be such
polls
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Cancer in Lower Animals.
Dogs. horses, cattle, mice, even fish
have cancer In Tunis and Abyssinia
cancer is unknown.
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Hello

Many a mans biggest boost has
been in the nature of a calling down.
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uneuItivated Land in japan

Three-fourths of the area of Japan
is mountainous, and less than sixteen
per cent. is under cultivation.
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Disease Preys on Young.
Thrse-fourths Of typhoid patients
are under 80.