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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-11-11

If we cannot live so as to be happy
we can at least live so as to deserve it.
-Fitche
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-11-11
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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-11-11

Why does a man when he
becomes possessed of a 81. so
raw-boned plug and Il $40 cart
have to rein the poor crow
bait up like a turtle treading.
water until it can't see the
ground before it, and goes
along as if trying to read the
answer to the stars. Why
does d girl whom nature has
given a clear and healthy
complexion have to paint it
till she can't wink for fear OF
cracking the enamel. And
why does she bang her hair
like a Spitz poodle and make
her head look like a window
mop? Why, bless you, all
these things are the style,
and that is all that can or
ought to bt said about them.
The local papa! is the only
one identified witi home in
terests. 1t takes u note Of
every happening III Your
town, and you will find a
weekly record Of every thing
of interest transporting In the
place. It furnishes Il com
plete compendium Of its his
tory, and the longer it con
tinueS the more are it's inter-
ests interwoven with yours.
1t gives your town nOtOrlety
and reputation abroad and
puts it in close relation with
the outside world. It is a
living Indicator of your daily
business, and a chronicler OF
all that transpires from day
to day and year by year.
Stand by it and encourage it
to go on improving and add
ing to your prosperity.
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for patent medicine men: II
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without crutches for many
years, but after using your
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ago. l used q bottle of your
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IT have been dumb ever since
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I had a speaking likeness
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Women's Catholic order Foresters
st. Placidus court No ~
Josephine Maher U. Il. Phoebe ArseneaE =.
Meets first aud third Thursdays in month
at 81, Louis Hall. y
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-26
BLACKBURN.

Bro. johnson filed his regular
appointment at the M. +. church
last Sunday.
Wedding bells will ring in Black
burn this week so Dame Rumor
tells us. Particulars later.
Miss Maud Blackrord is in Kan
sas City this week visitn g and
hopping.
Mrs. +. A. Benz and son George
returned Monday night from a
weeks vi it with home folks /
Seda.ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant and FANNY
ave removed to Anna.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-26
Twas a Glorious Victory.

There's rejoicing In Fedora,
Tenn. A mans lie has been
saved, and now DR.. Kings New
Discovery is the talk of the town
for curing c. v. Pepper Of deadly
ung hemorrhages. Il cou.d not
work nor get about" he writes,
"and the doctors did me no good,
but. after using DR., Kings New
Discovery three weeks, i fee.
like a new man, and can do
good work again" For weak.
sore or diseased lungs. Coughs.
and Colds. Hemorrhages. Hay
Fever. LaGnppe. Asthma or any
iBronchial affection 1t stands un
rivaled. Price Soc and $1.OO
TRIAL Bottle free, Sold and guar
aateed ny All Druggists.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-26
GRAND PASS

Mrs M. Hutton OF Ok ah0m
is visiting her sister Mrs. Il
Faies.
j. Tatum vi itetl Ei9 ri te' M 8
ID. Rennick at Kansas CITY Su
lay.
Mrs. j.. Demo y vi tied with
her son, Char lie, at Mir hi
asst Saturday. Chnr..es is teach
or at the Lite SchsN near Nal
to Bend.
Mr.. Burns or Carrolton Wis tel
his brother S. Burns and family
Sunday.
J. Palmer is at Memphis Tenn.
where he has business transac-
tions to attend to.
DR.. +. Ii. Walker visited Mr..
and Mrs. h. Holloway at Mar
,ha,, last Friday.
j. Ncer hail n car o1 mu @
shipped here from Nevada last
week.
Miss Cailie Mcclure is visiting
her brother l.. +. Mcclure an
family at Nelson this week.
Mrs. f. c. McReyno.d DIS who Ina,
been quite sick for the past ,
weeks is now convalscent.
On account OF tns eight hou'
System o. the kai. road there al,
three agents at the station here
now. n. Williams lormer-y o
Malta Bend, j. Ford OF Elter,y
40, also Mr.. Wilson oi Myric.
h. Ernst who mas been quit
sick a.. winter Is decidedly wors,
Lnis week.
Miss Ne.i Palmer AMI Mi S l. ra
SIS VISITED their rerat ves an
many friends in Marshal SaIul
day and Sunday.
1he new Passenger trains wit
their elaborate AMI well eutulI
ped coaches makes trave,ing
, pleasure now. :
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-26
Eat SauSageS
and NeWBread
Or any other favo.fite food
without fear of a n Up
set Stomach

You can eat anyt hing your
tomach Graves will lout fear OF
case o! indigestion or Dyspepsia
N that your lood Wi Al ferment or
u o nyour stomach If you will
occasionally take a little Diapep-
in after eating.
Your meals will taste good and
anything you eat will be digested
nothing can ferment or turn Into
acid or poison Oh stomach gas,
which causes Belching. DixxlMose,
a feeling OF fullness afteer eating
>ausea, Indigestion dixie a lamp
of lead in stomach) BIllousnsss,
Heartburn, Waterbi ash, Pain In
stomach and intest ines OIL other
symptoms.
Headaches from the stomac.
are absolutely nnknown whsrs
this effective reTned, is used. Dls
repsln really does all the work oi
a healthy stomach. IL dlgss1I
your meals when your stomach
ant, Each trianIcIle will digest
All the iced YOU ear cat and leave
lothing to Torment or sour.
Get a large so cent ease a
apes Diapepsln from your drug,
gist and start taking today and
y tomorrow you will actually
brag about your healthy, strong
stomach. for you then can eat
anything and everything you
want without the slightest dis.
'omiort or udsery. and every
article OF impunity and Gas tina,
nyour stomach and intestineI
'g ding to be carried away Will
nut the use OF laxatlves Or ami
other assistance.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-26
Maybe q Salome Dance.

This story is trailing the state
now
A certain young man who is at
tending cOnegc III Kansas cam'
home the other day Gor the hoii
lays. Like many other yuunA
ELBOWS, he ran short Of money &C
OCCASIONALLY and only "a little whine
oe!ore hau pawneu his dress suit
Nnen he took the spiketaii oul
VI soak" he failed to cut off TN,
.agS.
His mother looked over hi.
clothes when he got home las a.
.ond mothers uo) and found a tag
IN the coat. How about thi
oar she asked.
"Oh," he replied thinking quick
y, I'VE were at a dance the otheI
..gnt, ana 1t got so warm tina
ne boys al took OF tneir coat
lnd checked them. | must hav,
forgotten to take the tat: off.
The mother accepted this an,
went on rummaglmg about in he.
Iope.ulhs trunk. Directly sn,
ound the trousers. They ais,
mad a tag on them.
"Humph!" she mutterad look
ing over her spectacles. "Wha
| KIND OF a dance was tnis, any
way?"
Curtain!
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-26

Constipation posHVeyp prevents good health. IhenW ny aHoW HU 10 CONTINUE ~ W
uver sa great preventive ofdtease. Aver PMk arehverp pills. What does your octofSa
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-26
NT LEONARD

C. j. Oquest, wife and son Ce lie
and Orvii Spencer and wife at d.
tended the sale OF Mr.. Civens al
Waver,,y Wednesday repo t :
good time AMI that everything
3o'd well.
II. +. D.ng,ey and wife and Mrs.
James Swinney went to Kansa
City Thursday to visit friends a,
so to be at the famous Gyp1!
Smith preaching at Convention
Hall.
Willis Barnes is lutte sick tn
week.
George Robinson is at home
rom school sick at present, a S
Josiah Robinson is sick wit
car,etine .
Mr., AMI Mrs. Oryi o Spence
were visitors OF Mrs. j. II. How
ard in Marshall la t week
Mrs. Harris and two daugi t.
we're shopping in Mar hal Sat
lrday.
Edna Mcdowell OF Mar hal
yas a Sunday and Monday Wit
Tor with her aunt, M r.. j o ue3'
Quite a number OF young 70 k
Yere very pleasantly entertain
Il at the home OF Mr. and Mr.
'ameG Kerr Fr.day night. w,
are sure all enjoyed them eve
Mi S Goa Gu t rl'u W S h p
Ing in Marshall Saturday.
Mrs. Becraft ami daughter
Miss Lucille and little grandror
Of Shacke. ford we're Sun1a.
guests OF f. p. Grimes AMI fami
Rev. q. w. McC.anahan wen
to Fish Creek Saturday to II
his appointment there Saturda.
ma Sunday.
Prof. Hugh Der. in Of Mel. OIL
the candidate FOR school commi
sioner waa mixing in tow
. saturday.
Washington's Birthday wa
duly observed by the School her
Mrs. Maxwell Cook AMI childre
of Kansas City came down SUI
day night and are the guest {
ner sister Mrs. S. II. Curry.
+. p. Grimes is enjoying a Wis
from his mother this week.
Mrs. Fred Ousterhout OF Shacl
Iefford came up Monday eveniI
4, for a some time visit with Mr.
II aachal Ousterhout.
Mrs. Colfey of ShackeifoTd Wi
II a Mondayg uest Of her daIght,
y Mrs. s. II, Curry.
IT Misses Francis and LixE
We.ch are visiting in Marshs
this week,
The contest at the school hou
Q. was very well attended and mu,
- enjoyed by all. Clara Kleen I
\ ceived the medal for tne be
e' recitation. Larkin Han 0 k p
= Winters and Miss Mary Kerr b
y ng Judges,
u Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ran bt
" ger are visiting Mr.. Ransberge
I sister. Mrs. Bagbsy In Contra.
this week.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-26
Scared With a Hot Iron.

n scalded by overturned kettle
cut with a knire-bruiSed by
ahmed door-injured by gun
~ in any other way-the thin2
ae1ed at once is Bucklen's Ami
n Save to subdue inflammation
md kill the pain. It's earth's
upreme hea'er. infallible for
DIS. Ulcers. Fever, Sores. EcEe-
ma and Pies. PIC at All drug
CiSts.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-26
SALT SPRINGS

Robert Cordry a student oil
Missouri valley preached here
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. berger
spent Thursday visiting their
daughter in Higginsvil,e.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Fu.kerson
entertained Chas. Brown and fam
.,y and A. II. Orr and wife at din
ner Thursday.
w. ii. Baker hal business in
Marshall Friday OF last week.
j. II. DeFreese and family eX-
pect to leave this week FOR Chica
70 where he has obtained employ
ment.
A number OF hunters got off
the pug Monday morning ana
| peat the day looking for ducks.
Mrs. Ella Bagby spent part o.
asst week here visiting her par
| ents Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ransberger.
Mr.. and Mrs! p. A. Flu kerso1
took the pug Wednesday night
,or Marshall.
MI .Medders and fami.y +
new additions to our village.
JAS. Steeie who has been conIin.
ed to the house with rheumatism
IS abe to be up and around.
Mr. and Mrs. "A. Ii. Orr and
Chas. Brown and family were
dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. II.
A. Thomas Sunday.
re ephone service here IS not
yet completely restored. The
Bell line suffered greatly in thi
part OF the country. 1t is said
that between here and Mt. Leon
ard there + twenty-five Of their
po.es down. Just east OF tho
Springs there is a stretch o! sew
en- po.es laying across the road
I'm some of the narrow places the
wires and poles had to be Gu
so as not to interfere with travel
Newman Newell spent Sunda!
n MarIhail.
Mis- Ora Yenowine of Kan9a
lofty came down Friday night anC
spent until Monday afternoon vi
ting MIR. and Mrs. Walker Baker
Chester Thomas OF Gretchen vi
ted his brother II. A. Thomas
Sunday.
Link Pritchett who has bee
our assistant storekeeper fol
the winter left Monday to engag,
Il farming near Gretchen
John Crawford, col, who ha'
been Walker Bakers elficien
pS. ptE iOl tilIcc yCdiS II hioN'h
near Emwood. His place will b
.aken by Joe Stevenson, col.
Gilbert Williams, col, is mov.n
= N A. ii. Orr's farm this week an
will work for him this year.
Chas. Brown and family ar
moving this week to their ne'
nome near Slater. His goods an
stock are being shipped frol
I Mt Leonardo Beside sbeing
It successful farmer Mr., Brown
la man OF high ideals alway
y teady to help promote the be-
Tor the community. He and h
estlmab.e family were very az
y tive in church and society woI
In and will be greatly missed.
ID. l.. Yancy took the train he
In Thursday morning and spent Il
TIC day in Kansas City.
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-26
MALTA BEND

or OF G CumfnnllS.
Chas. Demoss was a county
seat visitor over Sunday.
Mrs. Peyton JeteT and sister,
Miss Sane returned home Friday
from a visit to KanEas City.
s. T. Wilson and S. p. Houston
were county seat visitors last
Wednesday.
r C. Potter returned home
Saturday from the st. Louis Fur
niture Board Of Trade which was
he'd in that city last week.
w. s. Newell OF Marshall was
the guest OF his SON Newman,
last week.
Mrs. James Waller is a Kansas
CITY visitor this week.
Miss Nola Anderson came home
from Marshall for a few day2
visit.
Harley WI .liams OF Grand Pa9s
was the gueot OF Fred Stockman
over Sunday.
Mesdames Walker Morton and
C. f. Loker were shopping in the
county Geat last Thursday.
Miss Ne. lie Cain OF Marshall
was the guest OF Miss Cara
Stockman last week.
Arthur Tiemann went to Back
burn to spend Sunday with hi
parents.
Mr.. Chainey OF Marshal wa
visiting with the Bryan fam, y
last week.
Mrs. j. j. S,usher returned Sat
urday morning from Kama City
after a few days visit to her sis
ter.
DR.. j. r. Brown Is a Kansas
City visitor this week.
Mesdames Elliott OF Knobnos.
ter, Mo, and Rutherford oI
Topk,nsviile, Ill, ara guests o.
their sister Mrs. j. Z. Brady.
Misses Emza ana Florence Bak.
er, Harriet Dunn, and Loa Pot
ter were guests at the home O
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Co g .ast Sun.
day.
Rev. C.aggett OF Marshall wa
the guest OF l.. NORTH at week
Fred Anderson and Chas. Ger
hard went to Dewitt last Tues
day.
Z. ID. Wiiliamg was a count.
seat visitor last week.
Rev. Late went to California
Mo, last friday.
Mrs. John Barrow went to Ma
shall last week to visit with he
sister.
Rev. VIII C. Cumm!ns went t
Kansas City to hear Gypsy Sm.t
Miss Jones OF Tompk nsvi lie, /
is the guest OF her aunt Mrs. j. ]
Brady.
Miss Bertha Larkin spent SGI
day with home 70 ks in Waverl.
Miss Cara Stockman and brot
er william we're county seot Vi
tors last Monday.
Miss Minnie Jones spent Sunda
with her parents In Waver'y.
Miss Woods has gone to Bucl
ner for a few days visit.
Al,en Mahan and wife left {
Monday for Purcell oklahom
their future home.
w. w. Randolph OF Kansas CHI
was In our city a few days la
week.
Mrs. Frank Venarcda.e w
move to the Vanstone proper
next week.
Mrs. Del White who has be-
quite sick the past week Is T
ported some better.
Mrs. AL Cook and daughter we
visiting In Waver'y at week
Rev. Jones OF Miami preach
at the Christian Church I su
day,
Miss Francil Douglass ! sp.I
ing this week with her cousin
town.
Mr.. Harwood spent sund
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-26
ss!ssS sss1u a e3S!gsggSssS
] MALTA BEND And VICINITY ! !!
y BLANC RACER, reporter. ~
LANCH RACER Paporter.

~ vi ~ ~ NtOi WIZ
dinner guests at the home Of +
&c. Blackburn, at Sunday.
j. @. Jones will move wi n hi
family to O'athe, Kangas next
week their future home. We wi h
them success.
John and Joe Piattner OF Grand
Pass were transact.ng busine~s
IN Malta Bend AIT Friday.
Hugh Berlin candidate for the
office Of county Gupe"int lont
OF Pubic Schools was in town
last week.
Claude Allen and wife viii move
to town next week IN the S. N
Mahan residence.
Miss Parrish OF Marshall wa
visiting her sister Mrs. S. p
Houston last week.
Mrs. w. II. German returne
home Tuesday after a months vi
II with her daughter Mr.. c. Mar
tin of Seiaiia.
J. j. Whee.don OF Wellington
fpent a few days in our vicinity
j s. f. Savers went to Mt. Leon
ard to spend a few days with his
son.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Fir, It NJ
f. Church he'd an all days meet
ing with Mrs. S. c. Tobin last
Friday.
James Tobin has bought thu
r. S. Thomas property.
Mrs. Anna Shiek, OF Freeburg
ILL.,, was the guest o. her sister
Mrs. c. o. Walker a few days last
: week.
Mrs. Maurice VanAng.en re
turned to her home last Thurs
day after a few days visit wit,
her mother Mrs. Mamie Bailey.
.Everette Walker was a count,
seat visitor last Saturday.
3 Charles Chastain was q vi ito
in M vicinity last week.
: Matt. Shaw returned to hi
home in Sedaiia ,ast Friday.
/ Miss Anna Bell Coleman re
turned to her home in Marsha
Tuesday after a few days visi
with relatives.
Mrs. James A. Tob'n came HON
= Tuesday morning from a fey
days visit in the city.
. Mrs Herbert wilson entert in
ed the Five Hundred Cub OH "A
Wednesday.
Miss Laura S ane is a Kansa
city victor this week.
> Miss Lo,a Potter is spendin
. this week with Mrs. Sam Cole.
Mrs. Harry England is reporte
very much improved at pre9er
= writing.
d, His,e OF Miami was in on
'iciaity last Thursday.
nj James Kei,ett spent Sunda
4 y,th his parents.
e Frank Long OF Grand Pass '
cinity was in Ma ia Bend la
n Saturday.
y A number OF the young atten
TN ed a party at the home oE FRI
i Stockman's near town on la
Honday night.
jim Demoes returned hCr
asst Tuesday after a few da
k visit with friends in Napton.
Rev. Tate returned MonJi
On night from his appointment
a, Moniteau county nearr Caiifor
la. He reports good meet ng
ty spite OF bad roads. Rev. TIE
st IS the Baptist pastor here and
Union five mics east Of town.
al The Presbyterian meeting th
ty has been in progress here sir
the first Sunday In Feb. CLOS
EN- asst Sunday night. Rev. Clagg
OF Marshall did the preaching
.sted Saturday night and Sh
IRE day by Hon. Geo. Johnston. \
results OF the meeting were thu
a~ccessions to the church, TIN
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-26

ickling i'm the hrOatl
YOU? But it hangs on! Can't get rid of it! Home rem
die don't take hold. You need something strongear-aI
regular medicine, a doctors medicine. Ayers Cherry
Pectoral contains healing, quoting, and soothing proper
ties of the highest order. Ask your doctor about this.
No alcohol in this cough medicine. LC:Ayr Co. L0Ysn. Mass
Constipation positively prevents good health Then why ALLOW Witt Ito continue ur d An active saw
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-26

(,Sornla
~ =

Wouldu't you like to visit Cali
., vnia now while the climates
:, ,ntrast is more striking than at
~ y other srne ? Orange and
ie, ,on sroves in blossom and IN
~: flowers in rich proiu-
SION and endless variety; charm
ing valley and mountain resorts
ss, bore swimming, bath
~ all these and more
waiting for 20 w.
To make the UP econo'
buy one of the .
The Marshall republican., 1909-02-26
SIS Colonist' Tickets

the Santa Re will have ON s.. ,n"aI Ci,,.
10 April 80, 1909, from X. ,o;n,s On
ST. Joseph and intermediate rsls :.
the A, T. & $. f. Ry, Similar ~-c'
tons to Prescott, Phoenix, etc. WIG
spending rates from other points ON Ne
A T. x ). +. and from points ON o,he.'
iineg in connection with the Santa Fe,
Through tourist Sleepers and chair
ears (seals free carried daily on Santa
Re trains leaving Kansas City at ~; q
a NJ, 1i5S 7, ~, and o;oS Pm. Mssls
at Santa tc dining rooms, managed by
Fred Harvey, ot the sang supet,o,
quality supplied standard slecping.ca
passengers.
have some folders and other
printed matter telling about the
tran sen &c and attractions
en- route, Including the ever
allurins Grand Canyon, a side
ride costing So. so adIitionai.
In send these and full infor-
nation about other stopoyers
allowed ON these tickets Il you
expect 10 so to California this
spring.
%A
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-11
G. j. OoerfIInger. The Jewel. :

Zinc Metal Made fat2 Oxide Of Zinc.
and then combined With white ieaa'
IS used 10 make T.. & M. Paint zinc 70
imperi5hable and makes the paint
wear as long as pure linseed oil VIII
hold # to surface The l. ( a
Paint costs onl7 about s1.2o per sal-
low 1. & NJ Paint Agents me
Georgia Hlrdwsre Company, B'uRs-
wick, Ga.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-11

Piles Cured IN . 20 ~ Days.
Pazo ointT4ent ~ guaranteed 10 ,iaes
any ease of itching blind. bleedias IN
protruding piles in to IA Z .ys or
Werey REFUNDED 5t,~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-21
How 10 Grow 0oIlars.

Every worker in the ranks hopes for
a competence that will make his old
age comfortable and independent. Sud
den strokes Of fortune are rare. and
besides, they seldom come to those who
fail to put UP their lightning rods
There is no roya! way to wealth. ana
the only way the average person can
hope for that competence Is by saving
You must plant pennies and nickels
and dimes now that they may grow t
dollars when you need them. Thai
seems rather Il slow way. to be sure
but it is the only way. You can't an.
more hope to gain independence b,
spending all you make than you can
hope to grow potatoes by eating them
Besides. It isn't nearly so slow as il
seems 1t is slowest ut the start. !;
gets faster all the time you keep it up.
and then Is whea i: will begin to be
really intc-c~-'-'-~ ''--','-h Herald
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-21
HIS PROTOTYPE i'll
Man Who Resembles Uncle
Sam as Represented
BY Cartoonists.
MOST PHOTOGRAPHED MAN

Eaton, O., July 21.-Nathan Haywood
aged about 70 years, universally con-
sidered an exact prototype for the car
toon drawn by artists and cartoonists
to represent Uncle Sam, is i'll at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. Harvey
Kisling, south of Eaton. He is afflict-
ed with complication of diseases and
chances for his recovery are not the
best. In an advertising capacity Mr..
Haywood visited every state fair in
the United States. dressed in suit OF
the National colors, and everywhere
seen the unanimous thought was of the
striking resemblance which he bore 10
the cartooned Uncle Sam. He has
probably been photographed by more
photographers and sketched by more
artists than any other individual in
the world. Even without the suit OF
the red. white and blue, he is an exact
counterpart.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-21
THIS WEEK

Emmons Tailoring Co. will show the
New Fall Styles in Suitings this week.
The styles for the fall are very attrac-
tive. Neat plaids and stripes will be
worn, also blue serges. Venetian cloth
and unfinished worsteds in plain col
ors. There are also Scotch mixtures
and decidedly pretty are certain Eng
lish effects in which a distinctive pat
tern is produced by two tones of the
same color blending into the design.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
to see the new fall styles. Fine suits
SIS, SIS, $40. 2O-5t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-21

to the other. we concluded that by run
ming along it's top we would be most
certain TO get good shot. Clambering
instantly up the steep side. digging my
hands and Feet into the loose SNOW.
and graspins ut every little rock or
frozen projection, l reached the top:
and then ran forward along the ridge
a few PAGES. crouching behind the
masses OF queerly-shaped sandstone;
and saw, about ninety yards on across
the ravine. couple Of mountain rams.
The one with the largest horns was
broadside toward me. his sturdy. mass
i've form outlined clearly against the
sky. as he stood on the crest Of the
ridge l dropped on my knee, raising
the ride ~ did 50: for q second he
did not quite make me out, turning his
head half round to look. I held the
sight fairly on the point just behind
his shoulder and pulled the trigger.
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