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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-01-15

The city council has decided
to purchase a piece of ground in
the city and build a city hall,
the details have not been worked
out yet, but likely construction
will begin in the near future.
The investment will be a good
one. The city government will
have home, will stop paying
rent, and in buying now will
have the advantage of the in
crease of valuation of property
in Oroville, which is taking
place all the time.
Ice harvest is on in full blast.
The crop, owing to the recent cold
weather, is the best for some years
and from the amount being put up
one is led to believe that there will
be at least few cool spots in next
summers heat. The ice is about
20 inches thick.
w. w. Mckay came over from
LOOMS last week, the Evans & Co.
meat market at that place having
closed down.
The regular M. E. church ser
vices will be held Sunday evening
in the Sigrist hall. Mr.. Robert
Thompson will preach.
Cashier Ira W. Follis, of the
Bank of Oroville, who spent the
holidays with relatives in the Pa
louise country, returned home Tues
day and is again in harness. Mrs.
Follis will not return for two
mouths yet.
/ w. E.. Buzzard returned Monday
from two week S visit in Spokane.
Monroe Hartman and c. A. An
drus, mining men of Nighthawk,
were in town the first of the week
on business.
:. John Schafer was in town sever
al days this week from his home
stead near Kipling. Mr.. Schafer
is the owner of some good mining
property Oh Copper mountain near
Chesaw, on which he has been do
ing assessment work this winter
and has uncovered some excellent
showings there.
The newly elected mayor and
council took effice Thursday eve
ming, but as there was no change
in the personel, the government
will remain practically the same.
1t has not been announced
whether any changes will be
made in the appointive offices
for the ensuing term.
Oliver Tufty came down last
evening from Nelson on a bust
ness visit.
Price and Guy Fruit are. soon
to open a real estate office here
it is reported.
The Red Front store adver-
tises a clearance sale this week
r. G. Evans went to Spokane
the first of the week with a
car load of stock for the city
markets.
Mrs. Ernest Peck returned
this week from an extended visit
with her parents at Chesaw.
Mrs. F. J. Cummings returned
last week from Spokane, where
she has been for several weeks
taking medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Johnson
of Chesaw, were visitors at Orc.
vile the latter part of last week
Mayor McMahan has fitted up
the building next door to the
First National bank and has
moved his jewelry stock into it.
He has materially increased his
stock and now has one of the
best places of it's kind in this
part of the state.
At the regular meeting of the
Odd Fellows this week the of
ficers were installed for the en-,
suing term. The new officers
are: E. A. McMahan, p. G.;
John Carrel, N. G.; Fred j Fine,
V. G.; Geo. Whistler, Rec. Sec.
w. j. Hoskyn, Fin Sec; A. M.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-01-15
TRAIN SCHEDULE.

West Bound Ito Keremeos.)
Leave Arrive
800 -...=.Oroville . $50 p m
East Bound Ito Spokane.)
600 a m .....- Oroville ...,... o:3o p m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04
4ittStpn.

: Der 6rau 9ute Saoen Su Bort
@riffitb wuroe Sonntas 0iudt onr6
@jnbre6er um @aaren i'm SDertb pon
etwa s 100 bsraubt.
= Die 9lnsslo DeROiio @obnuns
on 3e0rid Strube, Sebaitopol, wurSe
fur, Dor Wiitternadt am Sumitus mit'
lamntt Snbult ourh elm Seusr gers
it6rt.
= Dem 9ieser Gbomas SSillis, Der
iiberfiibrt wuroe, Dor Sabresfriit ben
Cameron @ool BON SSeit PittstOn er'
moroet Su babsu, 1T bonn Sbergsriht
Gin neuer BrO5sB ubSeiAlasen porosn.
= Den @eOrss Vuman traf seitern
in Der SIT. 9ootout 3ede Elm Soblen'
fall; Der redte arm purOe ibm bonn
aOrpsr serihen uuo er trus 10 l6limme
innerlide Serlssunsen oauon, SaB er
faum seneisu fuuu.
: Staats @onitabler Sreoerif Wt.
Carlton, welder Dor mebreren Wohen
Ieinen Sameruoen @arcia jui6llis er'
l6o6, als er eiusu Gsuolper bauobabte.
bat ben Dienit uerluheu uno iid nah
9isw DOrt be9eben. Carlton wuroe
bur6 ben uuslidliden 3ufall iebr ME.
ber9eoriidt.
= Die Sobn Steser @Obnun9 an
0iorb Wtaiu StraBe wuroen Sreita9
Morsen BON einem @inbre6er beiuAt.
msl6er Silbermaarsn, mebrere Sia'
mantrnse uno cine @elbrOlle lie9en lieB
uno iid nit elmer 8unoubr, Shiirie
unO unberen minoerwcrtbi9en artifeln
;ufrieSeu CAB.
- Ourh cine nidtsiaseuOe Semerf'
uns in SButb ueriset So9 Der EOle
Wfattbew giOpitsli ip6t Snmitas gia6t
an @runt StruBe, @reter Borough, iei'
men GeuOluer uuO CAB orei S6ills auf
ieiuen i'm besleitenosn yunosmuun slns
tbonD llicapit6 ub. 3nei Sussln tru'
fen-eine in ieoss Ssiu-uno oils Der
serufeue arSt eintruf, befanb ii6 Der
Serwunosts in ensm idlimmen 3ultauo
unO wurOe oem SOipitul iiberfiibrt, mo
sr cine StuuOe ipater iturb. @ins
srOBs sIOsr mar burdi9nitten porOen
unb man fonnte ben Slutperluit ni9t
ftillsn. giOuitsti purOe tur3 mad Der
S6isbsrei in Saft SsuOmmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04
Sunmpre.

= Solepb Soeptus wurbe Wtontas
in Der @npip @ruue 3e6e bur4 .einsu
aOblsnfull sri6lasen.
= gilbert gDilliams, Der psrmanents
Wiuuu Der SnOspenoent Seuer Gompa'
ME, purbs um Sreitas bur6 cas plCs'
li1e Gri6rsden ieiner Pferoe pom s9a-
gen 9eIdleuoert, bod wuroe Der Wa9en
ldnea unssbulten uno Billiums enttam
nit re6t i6mer3liden Ssrlesuusen an
ben armen uno Seinsn.
- Der bislise Council OrSaniiirte iif)
am Ntontas gbeno Ourh bic @riudblune
pom 9iObert 3. Soues oils Soriiser unS
@barles y. @enter als Sefrstdr. so,
3. Wiithea muroe wieoerum als Geo.
meter srpdblt. SurssB @illisan's BOT
iduit Oriidte iid gu @uniten zines Dor
mdrtsi6rsitens mad ieOer Hi6tunG
aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04

= Su Der Yittston aoer Der yio. IA
j3ede Der PenniDluunia Soblen @Ompus
ME gu Bort 8lunduro erei9nste iid am
Oisnltus Wtorsen cine futale @userplO'
lion nit folsenoem Seuer. Drei Wtdn'
nsr wuroen sst0Otet uno neun uerlest,
pier Der lesteren sefabrli6. Die Sc
tDSstsn iino @burles 0tidarbion uon
Sufermanu uno Satob Stuarid uno
gBiltIe Sufa uon Bort 9riffitb; bic
pier seidbrIid Serlssten bsiBsu SOhu
8subai6. Bernard @oDIe, Senrp Ssa'
pasa unb 5bomas 6lemins. Die minOsr
idwer Ssrlssten iino Soiepb SOwlsp.
GOnp Cargo, Sciepb @apten, SnIius
Sptsrian uno Sulius 0fipuer. Wtan
nimmt an, oab bic @rploiiOn ourd sinen
9ersmnnn peruria4t wuroe, Der NIT
elmer unbei6iisten 2ampe einen unbss
nusteu Tbeil Der Sede betrat. Sier3is
arbsiter bsfanoen iid 3ur ,3cit in bem
Dnrdsans uno ftauoen in @sfabr.
wdbrerO 100 anbsre lib leidt CUR Sbsr.
fiddle i6uiien tOnntGn. Die slnjabl Der
GOOten lit felt oem uufall auf Siinf se'
ltie9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04
Aus benz oberen Ebafe.
(ar9balb..@ rreiponoenj.)

Der 4iabrise Sobn bes Safob
@orbet uon Didlon @itp muroe Wions
tus auf Der fleinen Giisnbabn Su Slafe'
lD uOn einem 3us nieoersefubren unb
ibm elm grm 10 idIimm on Der Sdut.
ter ,ermalmt, bas oerislbe amputirt psr'
ben muBte. Die Wiatter tru9 bas ainb
cine Wteils Su BEN ud6ften ar3te, um
es bebanoeln gu laHen.
-3wei 3ehenurbeiter erbielten am
Wiontus oas &iidsrat Ssbro6en. SObn
Sutip uon Didion @itD murbe In Der
YancOait 3e6e uOn benz tlnslhd bsfuls
len uno ltarb cine Stunbe mad ieiner
9lufuobme I'M Staat SOipital. Wiarian
@olesrno erbielt feline Serlesnns in Der
9lrdbalb 3ede uno waro Dem WtOies
GaplOr 0Olpital iibsrfiibrt. mo- iein 3us
ltanO als elm boffuuusslOier beseidnet
lpnroe.
(Garbonbale GorreiponbenS.)
= Die bisiisen .. & y. 8srte nab'
men um MOutus pieOer ben pollen BE-
trieb auf.
= Der alte Sriessueterun SafOb 81.
tel uOn 9. Wtuin Stra6e, oshen 3uitaHb
lid in ben lcsten GuSeu 3uiebenos per-
idlimmerte. lturb seiteru i'm sllter bon
7s Sabrsu. @itel fam uon Wtain3, in
DeutidlanO, in isi EN- 21iten Sabre
mad slmerifa. ST mar Der erite Wfa'
i6iniit Der .. & .. SO. in ben bisiiseu
Wertitdtten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04
9pbe Narf Motiien.

= Den @belsuten .. @liidmann bon
Sii6 Wiain Npenue 1T cine Godter sss
boren moroen.
- Sin itrammer Sunse bat ii6 bel
ben Gbeleutsu SObn 8. Stern an giorb
Silmors gusnue sinssitelt.
= Iulpb. Der siuidbrise SObu Der
Gbelsute 0illiam Suowis BON 9. Wain
ausuue, itarb Sonutas slbeno nad FUR.
ger Sranfbeit.
- Dem % Sabre ulten Sranf Glonfa
.wurbe am 5reitas in Der Continental
3e6e burd einen Dedenfall Der Riiden
iebr iblimm Seridunoen. Wian nabm
ibn sur 8ebunoluns mad Dem Dtoiss
TaDlOr Soipital.
= gier S6sunen bisisr Seite wur'
ben Samitag 9ia9t uon Dieben bsludt
unb nm .ueri6ieoene Pferoeausriiitunf
gen beitoblen. Die 8etroffenen iino
9sibftullbsiiser s. 6. MOrlep, eeiden'
bsitutter s. g8. GuSue, Wiildbauolsr
Billiam Dauis uno s. u. @ilrop.
= Der 8erlu6 purbs Souutas
9la6t ssma6t, bas bisbsr uon Domi'
mid 9urts6i als @irtbidaft beuuste
@ebdube un Robinion StruBe, bas sur
3sit lser itano, our9 Sranoitiftuns Su
,erft6ren, bod selanS es Der Ssuerwebr,
ben an Swei Stellen nit Sel ansele9ten
Sranb Su bsD6ttiSen, ebe weiterer
S6aoen entitanoen mar. Das Sc
bauoe lit @isentbum ces Daniel O'@on'
nor uno 6rau S'@onuor bemerfte frrS
Dor @ntosduns oes Branoes, iuie 3rpei
Wldnusr ben Plas uerlieBsn. @rit les'
ten DOnneritas Wtorssll mar Der Ser
iu9 semu6t woroen, oas slsi9e &C.
bduOe su uerbrennen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04
Bon 0etersbura.

= Srau emma 2iutbammer BON
5uplor guenus itarb DOuusrltas 0tab'
mittas unb purbe SonntaS i'm bislisen
Sriebboie CUR Rube bsituttet.
- Sran Wfarsaret 8rint, 81 Sabre
aft, Itarb am Srsitas in Der BObnun9
ibrsr 3ofter, Srau SatOb Samba6
BON g8illOm StruBe, Der sinSisen iie
llebsrlsbsuben. Sbre SeiIesuns erfclSte
Sonntas gia6mittus i'm bisliSen Srieo'
bOfe. - szzAs .--..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04
gsilfes. sarre @a@ri6tem.

= Sn 9tcnticofe muroe am Sreita9
Der Dsutids Z. U. SeB bssrSist, mel'
der elmer 9unsenentSiinouns erle9sn
mar.
= 9iah LANCER 8ranfbeit itarb per'
aanaenen Mittwo6 bic SDittwe Sran
gB. $. Solb. Sbre Sesrbisuns srfolsts
in gBbite 9auen.
= @ine Sair, welhe bic Srauen n
9lanticote nnb bsnuhbarten Srtihaften
uersansens 8o9e dbbielten, bat $1O,'
600 fir sin proisftirtes Soipital er'
9eben.
= Der Dor einem Mfonat I'm empire
S6adt perunsliidte Sobn Sbulte Itarb
porise Q8O6s i'm SOipitul, no er isit'
oem frant barnisoer lag. @r mar 40
Sabre alt.
= Die Stautsconitabler neroen aus
ben 9anOOiitrittsn seSosen uno In tbren
Sauptquartiersn, Wpomins in Sujerne
@ountp uno Reaoius in Serts 9ountg,
ton5entlirt.
- 9lm WiontuS letter @ohe wuroe
Die Sc Sabre ulte 6rau Satbarins Studp
i'm itaotii6sn SrieobOie CUR &ube beige
Iett. sic mobnts bsinube 80 Sabre in
bicler Staot uno binterldBt pier 2oh'
ter, 20 @ntel unb 23 llrentsl.
= Sn Der 9u,erne @ouutg Soblen'
reaion wurosn lsstes Sabr %, ,s47 ,679
9onnen aoblsn prOou5irt uno es tolte'
ten ie 72,969 3ouneu elm Wienl4en'
leben; es wurOen insselummt 24l Yer.
louen i'm Sabre 1908 9etootet.
= Sn Der Baltimore 3she Der ..
& $. @ompanie brud seitern Elm 5eusr
aus, w6breno iiini,is srbeiter barin be'
ldGitiat waren. Yon oieien selan9ten
26 our6 ben Suupituunsl ius 6reie uno
Die anoereu 20 entfamen ourh ben No.
2 Slope. 9iur elmer Der Wi6nner, Sobn
8ulib, mubte isin Seben lnIisu; sr wO9
800 giunO uno feline Sameraoen ianosr
ibn bswubtlOs um YOOen lieseno, ole
Iie bem ausSuus Sueilten. Wtun beieit'
late einen Strid nm ben S0rper unt
ueriudte ibn Sur S6a6tOHnuns 5u 5ie'
! ben, uber ane Wfhbe mar uersebens unr
Die 9suts muBteu uui ibre eiSene Hstt'
uns bsOudt iein unO i'm i'm Sti6 lalisn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04
Die 6alatea Sider fir Den
1riibling.

Saufcu unO Suuien oieies INNER pO'
puidren SriiblinSs Sabrltates aui ben
Bettoedsn yaoentiiten bsnte- mehr ME
100 biilliunte, pradtuolle Wtulter gum
gluleben uno @enlcBsn-oie uolle Sriibs
lings glusitsnuns 1T iertiS. Sei net
tenn Die auseisbi9ite 3uiammenlsie pon
iorsiam ous9smGbItCH Winitern, Den
Sieier Saben it bate. Die Wtuiter iinb
bic allerneuelisn fir oas Sriibiabr nnS
beIteben aus elmer iOIheu Wiense bon
sSarbencombinotiouen, oaB jeoer 9e.
idmad SuirieOsn scltellt wsroen fann,
Dieies bousrbuite Subritat perfnuft lid
ieet Su 10 Gents bic Gle.
Saupt Slur-srtrsmer mittlerer Dur6'
~9an9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04
Sic bette &uti6e far Den
Gdngling.
9ie beriibnte
,,9cbwOoO "

@mpfohlen uno benubt BON uorii6'
iiaen, liebenben Wiiiitern lelt otelen
Sobrsn. Das bequsmlte. ianitdre. @e'
innobett er,eussnOe SsabrSeu9 fiir Die
Sleinen. Die b0dite @rrun9enlhaft IN
Der ssabrifation pon Snoerfntlhen ilno
oieIe ueuen r@os@arts" fur ben Sriib'
lima 1909. Nanse Heiben oieler ele9an'
ten neuen Wtooslle fOnnen jest in unle'
rem @roselhob ssiebeu wsrOen. Sece
SutIfe hat cine marfaute Serbeller'
una-eine bequsme YOrrihtuns fur bic
@eIunobeit uno 9liidisli9teit tiir Wtut'
ter unb Sino. glusserilltet nit oebnba'
rem sSebern uno @nmmireiIen, leiht lan'
fenoen 6doern. llno Der einSi9e an9e'
iertiote @o.@art, oslien Ghden' uno
Siti;lIen an9epa6t iiuo nit weihen Sc
bern, psl6e uolllt6noi9e Usquemlthtett
fir ben Sduglin9 lthern.
Sine Sltihe 1T sspolitert nit lani'
tdrilhem &eoertuh, bat 9roben S6irm,
Sturmi6iirie uno III pra6tuol emailirl
bur6aus. Sann leiht 3ulammen9sle9I
werosn nit elmer einjisen Beme9un9 oes
glrmss. Wiabis i'm $rsis-S7 so Biz
$1O.9S.
Sine anoere, elm isbr minldenswer'
tbes neues Wtooell, nit @anopp, balbI
3ol @ummireifen &Goer, gepolitert y
Neoertu6, nit Seosrlis nno Hiidsntil
fen. Yrsiie laufen pon $9.9S BIT
$14.9S, $17.98 bic S24.9S.
Sone Sriblines slusltelluuS iest fertiI
i'm @roSelhoB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04

Die feiniten Drudarbeiten Der Staot,
2isfert bic Office bes -Bo6enblatt..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04

@nte slrbsit gu maBisen Preiien
lisfert Die p@oGenblatt" Sffies.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04
Dom Snbcrtifh.

Sosben sin9 uns bic Wtdrs'Nummer
Der betanntsn uno nit 0te9t Isbr belisb'
ten WiOuutsi6rift rDie Dsutide 9aus'
frau". Wiilpaufee, 8is., ;u. Das Seit
benefit 10 re6t, wie gang auf Der 9Obs
Der 3eit oieie in ibrer art eiuSise bouts
ide 3eitidrift itsbt. Yom SnbaIte Oes
ausssjsi6neten Seftss erwabnen mir
nur Die uSlluitrirte @bronif Der 3eit"
Die, iiber polle pier Seiten lid eritref'
fenb, in @ort unb Bib Die ldauerlift
@rObebentras0Oie in Stalien uuo Sici'
lien in ersreifenber Deutli6teit ihilbert
6erner Die 9eraoe iest, mo i'm SSeiber
Sauie Su 8aibin9ton iid elm 8ehieI
Der SewObner uOllSiebt, beionbers Seit'
Semdben, ebenfalls reid illuitrirteu ar'
titel Die @iufiibruns unieres Prdii'
oenten- uub Die Srauen oes 9SeiBer
Suuies". SpunnenOe @r5dblun9en,
treftltbe @eotbte, mertbuoue pratttlhI
5iatbi6ldSe uuf allen @ebieten, mo oiI
Sausfrau fid bstbdtisen fam, bilber
ben weitersn SnbaIt Der WtdrInummel
Der y rDeutiden 9ausfrau". Sin abOn'
nement auf Sieie seoie9ene 3eitidrift,
bic cine wabrbaft fOitIide 5unosrubs If
iowObt fir @eiit. Ser3 uno @smiitb.
wis aud fir sriprisblides bduslides
g8irisn uno S6affen, fSnnsn mir. nil
bisber bel isoer @sle9enbsit, aud beutt
allen unieren 2sieriunen uno 9eiern nut
ber5lib empfeblen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04
Staat SbiG GpIebG
Quca'a G'p,uutp. e6.

8raut 3. &brusp bti6pSrt, bab sr bsr
Glitrt gdrtnu ttr 6irma . 3. @btuts s. g o.
III. ptltt GflHdftt In etr Staot 5pltbC, in ubtn-
afnaunttm COUNTY uub. .Siaatf, tbut une eae
btidets 6irma bic Summs ppn siubunbtrt
Dollars fur isttn 6al Bon Satarrb bs,abItu
pire. bfr tur6 ben 6jtbraut pen 9alIs
aatarrb- au nitt ssbsiIt rtresn fann
Branf 8. 9btntp.
~ 8tihporeH Dor mir une unttr-
SisstI. ihrisbsu in mtinr @sstnpart
t~~~I } am 6. September ". .. Sc
VI. W. @ltafpn n, ShsuiIiGu Rptar.
!Sal's Staiarrb-stuT pirb innfrit atncmmsn
unb pirfi eirsft auf has Slui uup bic i6lsimistn
Sberfiihsn bee Spfrms. eaBt Gu& 3tusuiiIt
fra iuihiftu.
&. 8. Gbentp s. 6 o., Sclspo, 8.
Ea5- gGfauft Ron alien apptbstsrn 75r.
Saa's 5nmilisn pillsn ino bic btitsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-04

Gines @atten 8sriprs9en. Seri
@OtfrieO 3abn uOn @alieltOn. d. O.,
er;GbIt. oaB feline Satin ibm Elm Ser.
iprsten abuerlan9te, mel6es er ,u ieinem
ei9ensn peri6nli6en Sortbeil. unb suteu
Slid bislt. @r i6rsibt; sd balte ea
fir msine Yfliht, Sbnen meinen Dani
oafiir ausjuipreden, mas Der alpenfrdu'
ters9lutbsleber fir uns setban bat. Sd
patte 3ebu oOer 3pOIf Sabre lang seoOfs
tsrt, absr ulles mar umionit. 3ulstt
mu6ts i6 meiner Satin ueripre9eu, bas
i'd ben Glpeufrdutsr' Ylutbeleber. iibsr
msl6sn mir 10 uiel SebOrt batten, pers
iu6sn mOllte. SD 9ebraudte fiini
Slaiden Ouuon uuo. Der Ssrr iei seprie.
fen, i'd bin pieoer Seiuno. SD wiinide
biermit msinen tisfsefilblteiten Danf fir
ioId' eine CUTE WieOi3in ausSuipreden."
Wian6' elm i6wereS uno perwideItes
Yroblsm 1T ibou ourd ben Eaft uuo
ous llrtbeil elmer Srau SelOit moroen.
@em0bnlib trd9t Die Satin uno Wiuts
ter Die Nuit Der Srantbsit in Der 6amilie
aui ibren Shultern. Sic miro 9erus
fen, nm fir Die SsOiirfnilie Der 9ranfen
uuO 9eibenoen gu iOr9en. Wtit einem
lidsrsn uno SuperlGiiisen 9ansmittel,
nie Sornis Observation-Disclosures
an Der Sano lit fe fir fait jeoen
Jiotbfnll uorbereitet.
Dieles alte, Ssitbsndbrte Srauter.
Seilmittsl 1T ni6t in apOtbeten 3u ba.
ben. @s piro ben 9euteu bireft selie.
iert bur6 SpsSialaSenten, anseitellt BON
ben @isentbiimern, Or. Better 6abrneg
& CONS Company, 112-118 90.
Sopne auenue, @bica9o, 81.
Sorni's gllpenfrduter Slutbeleber 1T
;u babeu bel Senrp NuIter, 1011 @eoar
auenue.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-04-02

Mr.. Jinx sat with his feet on the
center table, one hour past supper
time, and merely glanced over the top
of his paper as Mrs. Jinx, with eyes
sparkling and cheeks rosy from. her
brisk walk entered the room.
Well" said she pushing his feet
from their resting place and seating
herself there in their stead, have you
no kiss for me, and nothing to say?'
Jinx swiftly rose, paced three times
cro the room and back with tragic
stride, then paused with his nose with
in an inch of her own and acclaimed,
in a voice shaking with emotion:
Though l might something say to you
Of slight respect for husband dear,
/ will not say it, Eyes-o'Blue,
I'll keep my face shut now you're
here;
But | have sat here long! And long
Have planned a swift conjugal spat-
Woman! say you did me wrong!
ask: Where is my supper at?"
ooh, you dear old thing" replied
she, ducking forward and catching her
The Tupelo journal., 1909-04-02
LOVES Young Dream
BY Thomas L. Mason.

can Winston Churchill or Harold Nc
Grath," / said on the second day. We
really got into a great discussion
which ended with her saying that il
was all very interesting and she hoped
the opportunity would present itself
etc., etc.
And then the end came-swiftly
without warning. 1t seemed to me that
the psychological moment had come
1t was late in the evening. The moon
was out. l stood on the front steps
and started to say good-by.
Il am going to Chicago tomorrow
l said, cor Africa; l can't tell which
Il am so sorry" Then she looked
at me strangely.
you are the only man." she said
"who hasn't made love to me al the
end of two days, and l was in hopes
that you would stay right along"
Don't you want me to make love
to you?" l asked. That was the only
break l had made.
And she smiled back.
ooh, no, indeed! Any man in these
days who has time to spend four days
with any girl never could make money
enough to support me"
Copyright, 1909, by w. g. Chapman.)
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Her Purse
BY Judd Mortimer Lewis,

arm and a naughty voice said in my
ear, I beg pahdon,' just like that, I
beg pahdon!'"
We'll cut out the comedy and get
down to cases; l am near starved"
well, it was that Mrs. Gelt: you re-
member we lived across the way from
them for four years in that little cot
tage and she never did call.
well. she told me that | had her
purse, and | denied it, and she in
sisted, and l continued to deny, and
then she ended it by saying, Why,
there it is on your arm, right now!' 1t
seems that she had laid it down on
the counter and l had picked it up in
mistake for my own! Oh, / apologized
and ~apologized forwards and back
to sing it, but she turned with a sniff
and left me. Perhaps you don't think
| felt SMALL"
"Oh, well, it's all over now, dear. If
my business continues to grow"
But that isn't all, dear. | turned
to the clerk and said, oh, I'm so sorry
to have done such a thing!' and the
clerk looked at me suspiciously and
replied, I don't suppose the people
thought you really intended to steal
it, By, l just grabbed my own purse
off the counter and RAM"
"Oh, we'll let's have supper and for
get it."
The Tupelo journal., 1909-04-02
A Stable of Sprinters in Charge Of
Scrappy ~Scotchman.

1t is in England where stables OF
professional runners are kept as If
they were stables of horses, that they
know how to get a Splinter in shape,
James B. Connolly says in Scribner's.
During my eight weeks preparation !
slept with four others in a large back
ell-room of a small hotel in Sheffield.
Every night at 10 we were locked in
that room by a little old, scrappy
Scotchman, who kept the keys in his
pocket and slept on the other side of
the door. Every morning at $3.50 we
were called for a stroll, to take the
kinks out of legs and back and arms
and to put the fresh air into our lungs.
Returning from that we were toweled
lightly, then allowed to sit down to
breakfast. AT 10 or 1920 we dropped
down to the grounds for practice. No
hard working-just a fooling around
and a few starts, but finishing up with
a long, easy swinging quarter in IS or
Sc seconds to start the sweat. In the
The Tupelo journal., 1909-04-02

She thought me a harmless person.
l knew her to be a dangerous one.
That was the difference between us.
Now | had a scheme to make her
fall in love with me. 1t was simple in
operation, and / hoped that it would
be deadly in it's effect.
The idea was this: To keep her
mind off from love long enough to
have her get thoroISely well %acquaint-
ed with me, when, 10, presto! she
would wake up some day to find that
| was very necessary to her.
/ would suddenly be called away to
Africa, or Chicago. Then she would
grow restless, and begin to toy with
her food and get pale, without know
ing what was the matter. After had
been gone long enough, | would sud
denly present myself in front of her.
She would give the usual glad cry and
awaken to the sudden realization that
| was the cause.
"You are a ripping golf player" /
said on the first day. l let her beat
me on purpose, but not so badly as to
make her feel that / was quite be-
meath her.
II can't follow you into Herbert
Spencer or Schopenhauer, but l
should be glad to discuss the Ameri-
The Tupelo journal., 1909-04-02
A LITTLE KNOWLEDGE
OF Painting Requirements Will Save
Much Expense.

When one sees the surface of a
house or other building scaling. or
peeling, or spotted or blistered, or
showing other symptoms of paint dis
ease" it is evident that a poor painter
has been on the job, and that poor
paint was used-or possibly that a
good painter had been dominated by
a property-owner who knew nothing
about paint.
1t is an easy matter to be informed
on paint and painting. A complete
painting guide, including a book Of
color schemes, either for exterior or
neutrality-suspicious. for all kinds
Of painting,-and an instrument for
detecting adulteration in paint ma
terial, with directions for using it,
may be had free by writing National
Lead Company, 1902 Trinity Bldg,
New York City, and asking for House
owners Painting Outfit No. 40.
Then, every h~ouseowner should
make it a point to get only we'll
known reliable brands in buying his
materials. Pure white lead is espe-
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not prove satisfactory. The famous
Dutch Boy Painter trademark of
National Lead Company, the largest
makers Of pure white lead, is an abb
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it. That trademark IL q safeguard
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