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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-04-30
STRENGTH Of Lees piffer

In 81 cases out of every hundred
the left leg is stronger than the right
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-04-30

There is danger in delay; also, in
haste
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-04-30

This Fact-that in addressing Mrs Pinkham you
fdng your private ills to whose
perience with womens diseases twenty-five years.
The present Mrs. Pinkham daugherin-law of Lydia E.
Pnkham for years under her direction and has
since her decease continued to advise
Many suffer in silence and drift along from bad
to knowing well that they ought to have immediate
assistance but natural modesy causes them to shrink
examinations of their family physician. Such ques-
tioning and examination is unnecessary. Without
you consult whose knowledge from actual
experience is great.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-04-30
REGAUSEs

W.L.DOugIas $500
and So. 80 shoes are
the lowest price,
quality considered,
in the world.
W.L.DOuglas 500
and $500 shoes
equal, in style, fit and
wear, other makes
cOsting$6. to $500.
E4 n-go Probate
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w. /. DOUGLAS
$500, So. SO, S4. oO& So. 90
S SalR" SHOES s9 sSSs q SEE $3.50

w. L. Douglas
shoes are worn
bymOrem ent than
any other make,
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-04-30
Another Instance.

ton oncet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
Ser Malaie 1tnb ser Siger.

Sin englii6er &eiien0er beri6tet
folgen6e @el9i6te: Gin alter Malaie,
BET Singupore in @interin0ien mob=
memo, mar nad einem 8eiude in Ser
@taot auf 6em &eimmege. Ct true
ieinen lie%benidbrigen &na6en auf Sem
&iiden> un0 bei0e aBen %perg1iigt ibr
Maisbro6, als Ser Safer in Ginger
gntfernung Dor iid einen Siger iid
nieoer0uden nn0 5um to6tli6en
porbereiten iab. St@ CT,
innern0 Ser alten Gage oaB ser 81
ger, tpenn man GIT ibm iprede un6
nit ibm 5anfe, einen unbebenligt lai=
lie, itieb er einige 8orte berbor un6
bemerfte, 0aB Ser Siger ltubig par6.
ga CT aber oas 2eben ieineS Sobnes
fei,rer @efabr ausieten tpoute> 10 5oe
er it9 langlam na6 einem naben
Baum 5uriid. Ser Siger ging ibm
S6ritt fir S6ritt na6. Mls ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21

Molaie enolib NIT ieinem &iiden Sen
Baum beriibrte> bieB er ieinen Sobn
binaufflettern, mas ser &nabe iofort
t6at. Ser @ater, bon ser Mngit nm
fem aino befreit, 5og fem Meiier nno
ging 6em Eiger entgegen, inoem er
ibn1 munterbro6en ms @emiIIen re-
oete uro linn NIT Sen i6oniten @riin=
Sen Denies, 0ab eS fir beioe Sbetle
am portbeilbafteiten pare, menn tie IN
Irieoen auseinanoer gingen. 9ieles
4in= uno 3uriidgeben fano anf einenr
@aum bon etpa 100 SUP itatt, uno
oas @noe NOR, oab ser 5iger, e11t=
lpeoer iiber5el,gt bon Sen treffli9er
@riinoen, o0er in 6ur6t geiebt onrd
Sic uneri6rodenbeit oes Mannes,
&ebrt mobte u1o IN 0aS @ebiil6 gu
riifiprang. @ater un0 Snbn lebten
r>1big ibren @eg fort nno famen gliid:
lid in ibrer 8ebauinng al1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
Gine Salcntprube.

GburleS @ounoo, ser befannte &om=
ponilt, mon in @ieir1er Sugeno S@iler
oes @pmnai ioloireftors &ierlon iii
Yoris. Dieier beltellte zines Cages
Sen &noben in iein Mrbeits5immer>
mo- er i'm ta0elte, 0ab er ii6 au5u
eifrig nit ser Muiif beidaftige, gum
No6tbeil ieiner S6ulaufgaben.
uMud Deine @ltern," idloB ser 81
reftor, Limo 0oriiber betrubt uno
miini6en nidts iebnlider, ais 0ab gu
ein perniinftiges 8ro0ltu0i11m er=
greif1t."
vNie!" entgegnete CHARLES felt, ~i6
mer0e Muiifer, nidts Mn0eres."
uDas lift leidt geiagt mein :SSrnge,"
perlebte ser Direftor la6eln0, ueS
mir0 ober nidt ie0er Elm 8eetbopen
ODER &oiiini."
u@eltatten sic mir SEN @epeis,"
rief bitig ser @@uler, ~6aB i6 aud
eIlDQS letl1eI IQHH!
99meigeno entlieB i'm ser 0ire=
tor. 0rei Sage 1pater eridien @ou<
nos mie0er bel leinem Gorgeiebten,
6iesmal nit einem N%otenblott lit Ser
@an6, 0os feline erite &ompolition emit
bielt. 0bne Elm @ort 5u ipreben,
iebte er ii9 on's &laoier nn0 lptelte
6os Stid nit iol6er &ingabe, 6aB
ser Direftor gang geriibrt mar un0
germ berli6erte:: uSSl1nge, gu bait So
lent, tpenn gu AUDI nt6t geraoe Elm
Noliini mirit,"
uDas min i6 ol16 gar ni6t>" ent=
gegnete ielbltbemuBt Ser &nabe, ui6
mill ni6ts an0eres iein un0 meroen
ais CHARLES @olno0!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
@apoleons Sra&tem

mar bon Ser unbei tsgbaren, ME gum
|@terben bereitmiliger Mrt, iener Mrt,
[6ie SIR gebraudt, tpenn SIR Elm
idlimmes Salt, @uften o6er 2ungen<
ranfbeit babt. Ingenommen: Mr5nei'
fiigel@en, &uiten-S Syrup 2ebertran,
Sel o6er 9oftoren boben ni6ts ge=
|niibt, Damn b%erliert @er5 o6er Soft
hung 1ti9t. Mebmt 81. Sings Seem
DISCOVERY. 3ufrieoenbeit lit garantirt,
menn gebrau6t gegen irgeno eine&ebl-
fopf= ooer 2ungen=&ranfbeit. Sat
auienoen bon boffnungsloien 2eioen=
Sen gebolfen. Sc iberfommt bartna-
dige @rfaltungen, berbinoert Suiten,
8lutitur3, Ga Grippe, Group, Mitb=
ma, &eufieber un6 blauer @uiten, uno
lit 6as 1ngefabrlidite un6 ii6erite
Mittel fir ale 2uftrobren=Nffeftio=
men. 500 uno $t.00. 8eriudsf1ai6e
fret in Molttors Drug Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
Gin far@terlides nmalad

ouf einem 8abnauge> Mutomobil o6er
Wugen mag 59nitte, Quetidungen,
Mbi9aben, 8errenfungen ODER @nn.
sen nit 1i9 bringen, mel6e 8uGlens
Mrnica 5olbe = bas gr0Bte &eilmit=
ser @elt, notbmen6ig baben. &ai6e
2in0erung uno prompte Seilreiultate.
@eqen 8ran6mun6en, 8enlen, @eben
aner Mrt, @e5ema, geiprungene &anoe
un6 2ippen, pebe Mugen o6er &iibner.
auqen lit es uniibertreff1id. Glider
tie @eilung bon Sdmorrboioen. 25t
in Molitor's MpotEefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
Sir ben Tami1iemfreis.
&lamberet.

v@em @ott mill re6te CUNT err
meiien, Sen i9idt er in Sic meite
@elt," iingt ser Di6ter. SSa, es lit
mirfli6 cine groBe CUNT 0es &C.
l6ids, III l6onen 5ommertagen bin=
aus 1T sic @elt i6meifen gu fonnen,
mie groB, 6as meiB nur Ser, 0em iie
ielten miro o0er ME- 0ellen 5ebnen
lt6 ml1n0 itoBt an ser @nge 6es Mu-
tags. gs gibt imn1er nod oiele, Sic
SEN gan5en CONNER bin0ur6 faum
einen %griinen 8aum gu ieben befom=
men, anoere mie0er, sic in ser &ait.
loiigfeit ibres 8ergniigungs &eiiele=
bens 6el1 @alo bro lauter 8diun1en
ni6t 1eben. Gem es lit Elm 3eipen
ser 3eit, 6aS &eilen. Damols, als
Ser @roboater sic Gro mutter nabm,
mar cine &eiie ettpas iebr seltenes,
lebr nmitanoli6es, etmas, 0as iid
MIR Sic in ii6eren @oblitan0 Stben=
Sen %geitatten fonnten. &eute reilt
int ollgemeinen ie0ermann, MIR nit
6en1 l1nteridie0, 6aB ser cine i'm
Gurus reilt, mdbreno ser anoere Die
5are fir eine einfa6e &eii e faum
auf3ubringen bermag. @er gang mo-
0ern> gang idid lit, peridmabt Sic
gilenbabn iiberbaupt, un0 reilt I'M
etgenen Mutomobil - sic Yoltfutl6e
nierer @roBeltern, MIR 6aB iie itatt
our6 Bfer0e eleftriih o6er nit @alo=
lin fortbemegt miro un0 ol1f Sem
Bod an 5teae 6es bie6eren uS6ma=
gers" ser @err Chauffeur iibt, ser
elmer &upe 6roben6e @arnungslig,
male entlodt, mo- ser 8oitiQon lieb=
li6e 8eiien auf ieinem &orn blies.
@er Sic Gee oem @ebirge por5iebt,
freu3t in ser eigenen Da6t sic &C.
malier, o6er ma11 benuBt sic groBen
uno 51 berbdltniBmaBig nieorigen
Hreiien b0@it bequem eingeri6teten
Dampfer ser groBen S6iffabrt9eien-
i9aften. @nfernungen eriltieren ia
beute ni6t mebr. @enn mans 5ab=
len fam, fommt man iiberon FIN,
logar Bis nod BEN Gluren 0es @an=
ges, Sic ser 0i6ter friiber MIR auf
Sliigeln 6es @eiangeS errei9te. Ml=
ler0iugs miro ibn 10 mander @atte
beneioen, 6eiien utbeure" @attin 1id
niemals bon SEN 5liigeln 6es @elan=
ges %forttrogen labt, ion6ern ides
Sobr sic reeue @irfli6feit bean=
lpru9t. @ie mobltbneno 6agegen sic
t%reulorgen0e Samilienmutter, sic NIT
Mann un6 &in6ern in sic CONNER
friide 5iebt - glidli6 un6 6anfbar
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
&imberede.
Sic bittcren Sbranen.

\SNl 1ut*t wv w sSN'
Dor sent eiu Tootenmagen bielt. Siele
2el1te itanoen lumber. ga mrr0e eln
Surg berausgetragen, uno es folgten
Gin Mann nit hallenL traurigen Sc
lidtc un6 mebrere meinen0e &inoer.
Neun muBte id, ooB Sic Mlltter oes
@auies geitorben mar n11o begrabe11
muroe. Die ormen &in0er t6aten mir
bon Ser5en lei0, oelm iie batten piel,
uneri etlib bel perloren. @obl babt
ibr @runo 61 lpeinen, 0adte id), ln0
el,re Ebranen fins gepib iebr bitter.
Mls ib meinen 8eg fortlette, fam mir
sic 6rage in sen 5inn? @el6es &ino
meint mobl I'M feline Mfutter Die Bit
terlten Gbrdnen? 0iele Srage miQ i6
eu6 iett porlegen. @er miu Tie bea1t=
morten?
ga m0dte elmer iogen: Das &in0,
oas jeine Mutter am meiiten ltebt.
peint sic bitterlten Sbanen, mel1n Sic
M11tter itirbt. Die Mntmort lit 10 libel
ni6t. Gin iol6es &ino, 0as nit gan=
5em Ser5en an ieiner M1,tter bangt,
fiiblt ibren 8erlult beionoers tief. IS
bat ia nibts auf ser @elt, 0aS ibm
10 mertb lit; Sic Ml1tter mar linn oas
Maerlieblte, uno nun fat es 0iele quite
Mutter orrd SEN 500 berlore1. Sc
miB miro 6ies &ino groBen Sdmer5
empfinoen uno piel bittere Sbranen
lpeinen alS ei1 gefiiblloieS &inO> 0aS
elmer innigen 2iebe ni6t fabig lit. uno
oo6 lit Sic Mntmort nidt ridtig. Sic
bitteriten SbrGnen zines &in0eS I'M
sic perltorbene Mutter baben einen
auoeren @runo ur0 1in0 anoerer Mrt.
9ie bitteriten Sbr6nen meint 0aS
&ino, 6as it6 anflagen mub megen
|einer Mutter. @enn ein &in0 iib ia
gen muB: @ie babe id oo6 10 oft
meine Ml1tter betriibt! @ie babe i6
ibr 6as 2eben 0l1r6 meinen hinge
boriom un0 meine 2iebloligfeit ibaper
gema6t! @ie mar lie gut gegen MIDI,
uno mie un0anfbar mar i9! @ie oft
fade i6 ite gefranft nit meinen &or=
ten! M6, fonnte i6 ibr 0od logen,
GaB es mir 1ei0 tbut, un0 0aB ib iie
0o9 lieb babe! M6, bdtte id 6o9 &C.
legenbeit, ibr nod etpas 6reu0e 5u
MAIDEN 6ur9 @eboriam ltn6 6leiB un0
6reun0li9feit! Mber Nun lit eS 5u
ipat, 0enn tie lit to0t un6 b0rt mein
@ort ni6t mebr. SIR Muge lit ge=
16lollen uno iiebt Sic Sbranen SET
&eue ni9t, sic ib iebt meine.
ga, glaubt es, &in6er, oieie Sbra=
men iin6 Sic %bitterlten, ite bremen
mie Seuer i'm @er5en. Moge ser tie
be @ott el19 Dor 0ie1en Sbrdnen BE-
maDren!
MueS, maS Elm ioldes 11ngliidli6es
&iu0 1i6 iagt in ieiner tiefen 8etriib-
nib, 0as io1t ibr eu6 iebt a1d ia
gen. Scenes &in0 fam MIR miiniden,
un0 leine @iini6e 1in0 D%ergeberS. SIR
aber f0nnt es ausfiibren. @oblan,
ban0elt 10 gegen &ater uno Mutter,
mie ibr miiniden lper0et, geban0elt gu
babeu, menn lte int So0e bon eu6 &C.
fen. Sei6 iett 10 geboriam, 10 ebrer=
bietig, 10 fleiBig uno freun0lid, mie
ibr Damn gemei EN- iein mo6tet. 8enn
Damn einmal ser liebe @ott 8ater o0er
Mutter bon e1d 1rimn1t, Damn miro
fei1e &eue euer @er5 qualer. @obl
midget ibr Damn meinen, aber eure
5brdnen meroen ni6t bitter iein, jon
Bern lie meroen pie mil0er 8all aln oie
NunOen cures S6mer5es lin0ern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21

in Dem 8emuBtiein, 6aB @ott lift Sic
CUNT ermies, iie nit ibren 2ieben in
Die meite @elt 81 ididen, lelbit menn
oieie ibon bel ser naditen giienbabn-
balteIteue erreibt lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
Mniere MMSwabl
an @rocerien

lit Elm Pele9 fir unlere Sdbi9teit, @u6 Die
be1ten Sprten @rDcerien 81 niebri9en Pretz
fen gu %pertaufen. &ommt uno beiebt bic
ielben, heppr SIR Cure @rocerD<8etenuns
maht. SIR tperoet 10 piele quite gaden
gum @iien finoen uno 81 fold mdbi9en
Yreiien, baB bas &aufen bel uns 9leidbe=
beutenb lift nit bei1erem 2eben gu meniger
&usla9en, als SIR es fir mDgli6 bieltet.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-09-16
pRIEsTLY OF OIL FAME
on REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE.

Cukhrse. Okla Sept Is. - Hon.
George Prssssisy. d BzEtlsssfIls i
chairman "a the republican finance
COMMITTEES for tae state campaign. bar
ling accepted thar appoirtnnent from
state Chairman jim Harris he i
|one of the hsg Republican workers of
the state The other members d the
finance COMMITTEES, a. announced today
By Chairman Harris, are as follows.
First District Wesley Dial Of Paw
|huska, charses Renfro of Guthrie,
Peter Bowers 0f Enid and p y Me-
Graw Of Ponca City.
Second Dlssrics-v. II. r. Trpdgeon
of Oklahoma CITY, W. r. Barrett Of
Carmen and William u French pf Sui
phur. Woods county
Third District George Priestley o.
Bartlesville. Oscar a. Wells 0f Mus
kogee and j. w. Hensiey d OkrnuIgee.
Fourth Dlstrict-Will III. Hart Of
Ada. Tom wall of Poleau. Il. A. Dol
man IL Ardmore and j. II. wilkins 81
McAlegter.
Fifth DIStrict-D. Il. Larsh of Nor
man. T. w. Hooker of Purcell and Dave
Maiernee N Walters.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-09-16

Guthrie, Okla, Sept Ig.--Next Mon
day The state board of affairs will
award the contract for the printing
'of 100000 election ballots and for d
llke number of ballots carrying ques
sionn 70 be separately submitted ID
|the voters Questions on the latter
ARE local option and high license, wO
mans suffrage. the new Jerusalem
Bryan election law referendum. sub
stitute for Sec. 3, Art TX. Ok the con,
|stitudon. epd the railroad tax 10 be
distributed equally between all school
districts OF the state.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-09-16

published the 18th day Of Septem
|ber. 1910 vinita Daily Chief Ain,
IPubIlaher)
Az Ordinance Levying > Poll Tax of
800 an All Male Citizens Between
the Ages ~ ~ And 80 Years Within
the city of vInita, Oklahoma, Pre-
scrlhing > Penalty And Declaring
an Emergency.
BE II Ordained BY the Mayor arc
Council 81 the City Of vinita, Okla
homa
Section a. That every male citizen
of this city between the ages Of twenty.
one and flfty years who shall have re-
sided 81 this state thirty days. and
who Is not a county Or township
charge and who has not performed
road duty elsewhere In this or any
other state in that year. shall be sub,
ject 10 road duty Of two days OF eign,
hours, in each year; Provided, that
any person Of whom any road duty Is
required may furnish substitute sat
iafactory 70 the road commissioner %
work out said duty. and one day'a
work Of man and team shall be equiv.
alent to two days work Of man alone;
Provided further, that any person ia.
bic for road duty may pay at the time
he II warned to work, in cash, at the
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-09-16


rzts q 01s dollar tsllel pei day. =
lle1 q SAID road duty requires q
mn IAe street commissioner sAzA
nzys a1tA7rlfT 2 refuse 70 aecspi
@Ag saDsIh11rs s@1t . Norx u ne
pace q any person raEnsd p Work
Enen slen Substitute = unsatisfactory
p ainn zna q discharge sny person
AaEnea t0 NofEs or any substitute
sem "a ne1 q s1cA person when hs
iAiis 70 perform reasonable service
ana ooey ne Instructions q the road
conmlaAaoAeE.
necslon = Saia street commissioner
snah notify eacn person n his road
aistfAet subject % road duty q tne
tihns ana Place o. working on such
Highways a least three days prior 70
~ u'Ais nes'snateo iof sncn Work.
SUCH notice snall De ~ writing and
max De delivered personally % the
person serfear or ieiE A. nis usual
place q residence = COPY q SUCH
nouce snaii De retained ny me street
commissioner ana may be admitted AZ
preSumptiye evidence q such notice
~ any court Witnin me county IN Wssea
Fucn ROAD district is located
Section =. a any such person or
nis substitute aiter appearing, shall
remain ioie pr not Work faithfully, Or
snail hinder others from working
sucn onen0er haaAl icr every sucn "a
teiise aprfeiF tne Gum q one dollar
slVVl 70 pc collected from Hneh per-
son AZ other fires ana forfeifnres here
~ specified. ana such person or hls
substitute snail be discharged by she
street commissioner without credit
for any part of the work ne may hare
cone.
| Section Any person liable 70 road
duly VINO shall fail, neglect Pr refuse
70 appear, after having been notified
as provided IN Section Two tz) of this
Iosdinance, shall be guilty q misde-
meancr and upon conviction shall be
nned III sim not less than Two Poi
lars ts2.oO) ncf more than Fifty Dol
lars g$50-00) Or by confinement In the
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-09-16
| WANTS WANTS

statesmen WANTED to look after
our interest in Craig and adjacent
counties. Salary or commission. Ad-
dress The Harvey Oil Co, Cleveland,
10. 125-l27
WANTED Cosmopolitan Mag9zine
requires the services Of representa-.
tive in yinita to look after subscription
renewals and to extend circulation BY
special methods which have proved un-
usually Sslsceesful Salary and counts
sIon Previous experience desirable
but not necessary. Whole time or spare
time. Address with references, H. G.
Campbell, Cosmopolitan Magazine,
1889 Broadway, New York City.
I.ost--Sunday morning, mans coat,
bank book and other articles in nock-
cts. Leave here and get reward.
FOR sALE-Remington typewriter,
in good condition. Enquire at Chief.
tain Office.
FOR SALE-Fifty acres Of good
farm land one mile east Of vinita. A.
G. Mars Phone A.
Incubator for sale. eOld Trusty.
200 eggs; good as new Mrs. D. NJ.
Mars.
--
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-09-16

Modern S-roona house to rent. good
barn and all conveniences. II n.
Burlington i2otf
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-02-08
COTTON MlrL STATISTICS

Women are said to have first en-
tered the cotton mills in 1787, and
in 1911 81 recent. of the laberers
were women. That per cent. grad
ually decreased until in 1905 only AZ
per cent. of the employees were wom-
en-. In the cotton wool factories in
1919 there were ii men employed
and 286 women and children, while
in 1870 there we're 67 per cent. of
the employees who were women. This
goes to show that the popular belief
that women have taken work away
from the men is not true in, the fac
tories al least, the opposite being the
case.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-02-08
The Almanac.

The word almanac" is derived
from the Arabic "aland manah, 8
which means to count and thus
aptly applies to measurements Of
time. In ancient days almanacs
were employed by the Alexandrian
Greeks, but it is uncertain as to
when they were actually introduced
in Europe. In 1850 A. D. Soloman
Jarchus issued an almanac in script,
but the first printed one was
brought to Vienna in 1457 by the
great astronomer, Purbach. The
most celebrated almanac maker was
an adept in the so called black art.
Nostradamus, and. since his time.
somewhere toward the middle of
the fifteenth century, almanacs with.
predictions have been in vogue,
and their pictorial prophecies and
weather lore have invariably appeal
ed to a large number of people.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-02-08

The suffrageLtes Of Austria are
demanding tax on bachelors, sini
lar to the one in Bulgaria. The idea
is to let the taxing of bachelors
begin in their 25th birthday. On
that day they shall be required to pay
ten cents. But on their 26 h birthday
they must pay twenty cents; on their
9th, forty cents, etc., the amount
of the tax being annually raised 100
per cent.of the preceding year This
would mean that a bachelor of so
would have to pay more than $4,000
per annum. After a bachelor has
paid the tax for 35 years, he is to be
released from it altogether.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-02-08
cIe.ar Police Dogs.
dear .

One of the smartest police con-
stables in wales has four feet. He
answers to the name of Wallace, and
people who did not know better would
mistake him for an ordinary dog.
wallace belongs to albert Savage
of the Gsfamorganshire constabulary,
who has. trained him for police duty.
i'He. works the backs OF houses
while, his master works the fronts,
and vice versa" says the Police Re
view and Parade Gossip. HE never
misses a man if there is one about,
ana his warning bark soon makes
l<nown to his master the presence Of
tramps lettering or sleeping in the
farmyards."
Rob. the dog of a Newport, Isle OF
Wight postman, who accompanies his
master to the Newport railway sta
tion for the mails. has developed a
fondness for travelling by train, alone
and without a ticket, to Mill Hill, a
suburb Of Cowes.
There he always detrains and waits
for the next train back to Newport.
spot the collecting dog at Bexley
station. on the Southeastern & Chat
ham railway, was presented recently
with a silver-mounted collar and en-
rolled a member OF the Brotherhood
Of Hero Dogs---London Express.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-02-08
No Race Suicide.

There are many anecdotes of ac-
tors and playwrights in the recollac-
tions of Sir Squire and Lady Ban
croft. Some Of these, of course,
originate with the always amusing
H. j. Byron. To a provincial land
lady he once bitterly complained of
having been attacked by feas,
'Fleas, sir-??7 was the retort. 81
am sure there is not single flea in
my house"
81 am sure of it, too,''' was By
ron's rejoinder. "They are all mar,
ried and have large faDailies."
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-02-08
How,s This2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
ease Of catarrh that cannot be cnred by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
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Hairs catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
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CENTS per bottle. Solo by all Druggists
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-02-08
TheGnI Who
Came Back
BY Temple Bailey
copyright. 1909 by Associated Literary
Press.)

| copyright. 1909 by Associated Literary
Press)
The little mother sat and sewed
There was the party dress for Emily
She knew she wasn't making II well
II needed the more artistic finish OF
one who kept In touch with styles.
The little mother was too busy to go
out into the world and see things.
Since Jean had left there had been so
many things to do.
She shipped of a thread and sur
yeyed the garment Jean could have
tied the bows differently. But she
must not wish her back when she was
so happy in her life in the city. In
the store where Jean worked people
came to be fitted and tried on and
there was always life and excitement
and plenty of money.
"She is very happy" the little
mother told Andy Wentworth when
he had come in the night before.
Andy had said. thoughtfuiIy. 81 hope
so" and had stared into the fire
hO ilNNlC l1lOlHOk WiSuGu ludk Jean
might have cared for Andy. The big.
double house on the hill would have
held them all--Jean and Andy living
on one side, and Emily and her moth.
er on the other. And in the spring
they would have looked out on the
dogwood and would have
heard the birds sing and in che fall
there woaId have been the flame OF
the trees and the sunsets over the
lake
There was 40 view of sunset from
the little mothers window. Only the
squalid streets OF the mining town
and a bit of bleak north sky.
When the lamps were lighted it
was better and the little mother
sewed in a circle OF Tight until Emily
came Emily's hair was like spun
gold and when she tried on the new
)ink dress she looked like a rose. But /
he little mother didn't think of that /
She was worried about the Mt En-