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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-04-14
Stronger Than for Years.
FOR sale.

| have for private sale, low-wheeled
wagon, suited for one or two horses,
having both tongue and shafts, with 3-inch
broad tire, bicycle wheels, very strong,
ideal for spraying purposes and other or
chard work. Also high tower and me-
tallic tank capacity two barrels, and
brass Mornell and Morley pump, with q
little repairing made good as ever. All
but the pump practically new. The en-
tire outfit cost me $50, will take $40, time
given If desired. Or will sell any part oil
the outfit separately, terms pro rata.
also have eight long ladders, new, one
pole, one end forked. Each pole can be
sawed into two pieces, and the ladder
made the old way. They cost 81 80 each
will take Sl.00 each.
ID. w. BORDER,
Kearneysyille, w. Va.
April 7, l9l0-2w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-04-14
Watch For The Comet.

=, me Red Dragon OF the sky. Watch
5 G children Tor spring coughs and colds.
TTa aI mothers keep Foley's Honey and
! dI III Inc house. Its the best and safest
prevention and cure for Group where the
-Seo IS urgent and immediate relief vital
necessity. Contains no opiates or HARM
l ~. eITugS. Refuse substitutes. For sale
oy all druggists.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-04-14
Resolutions of Respect.

The session Of the Kearneysville Presbyterian
Church would put or record and publish IFS crate
full appreciation OF the faithful services OF our iSu
and ielloW-worker in the Kingdom OF God, Mr..
Thomas w. Hammond. who fell asleep February
2s 1910 whose wisdom, piety and kindness as TIL
ing elder for twenty-five years and as sunday
School Superintendent Tor many years dd 50 nluS !,
IN buiId no the church and Sunday School and TO
0ieSS ''' "''''~ CHARLES GHISELIN.
NJ s. MILLER.
" q. MOORE,
J. E SEiBERT.
Keaneysviie. W. Va, March %. 1910.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-04-14
The shrpherdstolrn 8eaistsr,
BRIEFS.

Alabastine at Owens & Miller's.
c,4a water at Owens & Miller's.
,,o.ays on top-Owens & Miller.
For quality go to Owens 6 Miller's.
Baseball goods at Owens & Miller's.
Bgrpee's seeds at Owens 6 Miller's.
Ds,vev everywhere. Owens & Mil
be-
IN stock foods can be had of Owens
4 K Miller.
Messenger service free toyou. Owens
& Miller.
r,y71ng extracts unexcelled at Owens
4 Is Nuers.
,r kinds OF poultry powders at Owens
i W''cfs.
an kinds OF corn remedies at Owens
& M@ers.
wp.,, is now quoted at sl.1O bushel
and corn 90 cents.
p-r'ard cement and Ivory Wall Plas-
tsr at Hodges elevators.
Ezra good worm CONNECTION for the
p,sr. t-y Owens & Miller'S.
FIR sale Two good cheap mares. APP
r...5 j. \. Engle, Jr., Uvilla,
-:.,-, ,or,;cc ran he had AT
Ioos-s < Mrer's. You need one.
-rrne OF mems, women's and chill
4-.~s sinners and shoes at Hodges.
IN. only shoe made for comfort is the
ps.7,1r. Sold by Thompson & Billmy-
Tortured and aching feet, try the Rex
III rrg,-Ease. sold only at Owens & Mil
lsrs
Everybody in this community ought to
or ,ra Register. It's only a dollar a
THE growing wheat is looking very
and there IS prospect OF a good crop
IN This county.
S---r fertilizers forau crops at Hodges
Dur. Kearneysyille and Shepherds
,aa elevators
H.. are paving 20 cents, cash or trade,
~..rs and . cents for butter. Thomp-
r.rrr--r..~
n-t ta~-a, the Official Seal Cigar
S-sy, only. scents. Sold at Owens
SWu.-s drug store.
r~ 1a-h5mc-made icecream and spec
sunbeam frozen cuStard on Satur-
aar from 1910 Top. m.
pa. a- vo-- subscription to the Regis
,s- Somebody has to pa, for gasoline
-nar.v automobile.
For new cabbage, tomatoes, oranges,
Gran. rrt lemons and bananas, 60 TO
tn ~rs.- s BMmyer's.
Owens Il Muers Sulphur and Cream
O. Tartar L9zcn-eS will cure that itch.
Ory 10 cents. Try box.
The highest cash and trade prices paid
f.- eggs butter. chickens, lard, bacon,
en- Thompson & Bnlmyer.
We rag, in stock one of the finest
line, u shoes ever shown in Shepherds
,..-. Thompson & Blllmyer.
Every DAY has brought us more bust
ness. and YOU can increase it by letting
Us serve YOU Owens & Miller.
Ca-etu-ess carried TO the extreme in
The preparing OF your prescriptions at
Owens & MlIcrs-,he quality store.
Rev. Z. T. Mason, pastor OF the Lee
,.ar Baptist Church, was painfully bruis-
el-arnaway accident last Thursday.
Bring Your poultry, butter and eggs to
,n. Heu.e-H0iiman Company, and re-
ssv- tn. highest cash price Call and
see them.
Don't forget that we handle the All
s-L,. d., + Hutch
80 -.....-,-S.,,a,.-s rhonnson
'. -. ..- '-.'-
D.. d. -. ,I,.. ,,D,G 25s e@T strain
,-,, - r.., ~ 10 -. ~ tbe h;rds
80. =. ~. I'm. any
'.- r-.-.' o, Inc O'iIId So'ooi WIN
,r ...- -..- ~, l,,,'. - A., Is,b
p. ..'''. 20, : ", Us -
nv ~ ,
q. ~a..1I, VINO formerly 0o"uuC,IO
..- '...-. NOEL VIII sell no'SeS' ven, ,eo.,
s-.--.-t... - CO - od,,a-.;sener,
'' ~ '- ' - -
lie o'5a' Oh me canal ABOVE ud'li NO
:. Was closed last Sunday nlgnt al'er
Strenuous "orN by superintendent bursdh
ana his helpers, and boating IS hVely
a-a'
T. . tIra ~ +,0+ CnlIG and Qn-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-23
A OlscIpiinarian.

Miss Hobson was most popular
with the two young and unmarried
members Of Centerville's school
board. They did not propose to
have any change of teachers In dis
trict No. 8.
'Do you think Miss Hobson pays
quite enough attention to disci'
pline1" suggested one of the elderly
married school committeeman on'
day.
i'Disciplinel Why, of course sh'
pays a great deal Of attention t'
It." asserted Ed Porter hastily
I've never had anybody else be
gin to pay as. much" said Henr.
lane. ''why, one afternoon ! va
In there at No. 8, and Miss Hobsoi
spent the whole time1eyery min nj
ute Of it-preserving order in tha
lSv1zrvvm~-Fyysas Co.
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Tn. Clever wesy.r Bird.

An interesting bird is the ws9t-
err Il seems TO. be fond of nfk-
ing enormous nests merely fw .tks
purpose # exercise In tle sEf y
construction. Supply Sese e1ds
via strings and Straw, s~ ~
wH use oteE up ra$auE. xSd .hei<
Msfc Il woven vtth q pert61s
'that is astonishing. In sarlk cgtn-
tEes It is the custom Of Ais Epsyer
birds to eosoaEe and bsifa -oae Hg
Hat topped platform, two og. ASee
yards across, whisk. s SO sdmifatAy
pat together ss.te ased the rah =
well as any roef could do. Under
this rox they make inaSanAl pock-
ct, shaped nests, bringing up UNDER
this unique structure a large and
interesting family Of little wesvers.
There Is another bird, tcarled tha
~taaor," whick, instead Of weaving
its nest; iRcloses it ia big leaves and
stitches the latter together witn
plant fbers, just as one would sew Z
piece 6f cloth.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-23
Lazy efr3k-

The "mosnd fowls"of Australia
and New Guinea construct mourds
Of decayed leaves for t3eir Yests.
In these the eggs ere hd and COW
cred over with the same material.
The warmth .engendered BY the de-
composition Of the leaves causes the
eggs to hatch. and the young Id duo
time burrow their way out to life
and the open air. These birds are
regarded as the LATEST Of all the
feathery kingdom. Next to them
come the common blackbirds OK
America for lazfness. These black
birds never build nests Of their own,
bat lay their eggs in the nests OF
'other birds and leave them to be
hatched BY foster mothers. This. IL
an, unfortunate impositon on the
smaller birds, as the blackbirds
young is so large when first hatthed
that be soon crowds the smaller
birds oat Of the nest and has u ~
lk>hinaaA - ..-.-a----
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-23

party
"poubtless. the people Of Maine
knew OF an item OF expense found In
the annual report OF the secretary of
the Senate OF the United States. on.
mage 2s4. connected with the trip to
Senator Allrson's funeral. from Wash
ington City to Chicago. This item
reaas For Incidental expenses. In
cluding postage. ;s2.50., In the Ian
guag. OF ths late lamented Chss Faulk
ner. Of Ripley county. 1 wonder what
them incidentals isl
1T will be seen by the above item
that the Republican party. through iis
high oficials. Is paying tips on parior
and sleeping cars and In hotels out oa
the public treasury. This Is but .
small item. but It shows the reckless
ness with which the Republican party
treats the peoples money. What right
has q public official to pay for inch
dental expenses and tips out OF the
public treasury And yet, by THIS
item itewill be seen the Republican
party ls uoiLk 30
Again. under items of waste, evi
IDENTIFY the people Of Maine do not ap
prove Of the appropriation OF ss.OO'
made at the last session OF Congress
for the maintenance OF four horses and
two rigs for the secretary OF state
QrHce for one year. II IS also eViden
that the voters Of Maine DO not ap
prove o. paying $500 per month fol
winding four clocks In the House O
Representatives and the United State
Senate. II Is also evident that IN
voters Of Maine do not indorse the pol
icy Of extravagance practiced By th
Republican party In paying out OF tn
public treasury money for cab hire =
haul United States Senators hom
from sessions Of the Senate. II 10 ais
plainly evident that the voters
Maine DO not approve Of the Republic
al party in paying out OF the publ
treasury $4,000 for lemonade for II
senatqys TO drink during ths eonsidei
J stion OF the Psyne-Alerich tariff bil
II is also manifest that the voters
!. Maine do not approve OF the s1rav'
gance OF the Republican party In pa.
!. inR s2.s6i cut Of the public treasur
: for a stand at the Mtional capitol fc
the United States Senators TO stan
9 on TO witness the Inaugural eereu
9 uies OF President Taft.-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-23
VARIETY ON HIS TABLE.
iie Had -Four Kinds Of Meat and -Four
Kinds Of Bread

iis Had -Four Kinds Of Meat and -Four
Kinds Of Brad
Ord man. Wowton, the meaoest
citizen IN AL the. blue grass country,
drove up to the market place IN
Lexington, Tirwe an AMY OF ne
groes stood akout or lay bashng In
the eafss IsoEniRg san waitinUsfoE
ssme man tS$ss them The old
man was so stingy that he usesaay
Rad great deiculty in engaging ne-
eyoes 10 DO eEtFa work on hss -farIn-
Bot this tmie.he struck q bargain
immediately wifh big Bin SaundeS
and, the half dozen powerful bdt
lazy BACKS who follow at his heeA.
Al ths oti,ers we're greatly sr.
prised t. see ths gang. ahblng out
on the Big road toward Mr.. Wow
tons place. Nep- morning they
were mystifed to see big BiA and
his cronies again In the market
place. !,
"whadjsstfoin' hyuh, Bll7" asked
Hannibal HarrisonTyl
'Isokin' TO- vuk," BIN replied
sadly.
"rhougAt you ali wuE wuNkin'
for Nstuh Wo~ton?s
s"rYaas. We sut'nly wuz wok I'm 70
Mietuh Wowton. lie cora to me
yistrddy mawnin' an say: Come on
out an make hay fo' me- / amt
gointer pay You-all eHnS mo- dan
one deHuh day, but I jsS tell you
dis-ev'y meal you-s,f atstdown ter
, yo' goipter hsye TO- kHSS o neat
an, TO kins O. bread. So re, az
TUX our foot in eur Ian an went
cut ter make Fla hay crap"
~Well, dem huccome. you-er u
come hack p Hannibaa inquired,
q gyine tell yuh," William re'
Piled. With an injured air: 'sYissd
dy mawnin' we all wukkea in d.
aeY, cuttin' hay an rakn' hay IN
sprsadn' hay, ontwelf de dinnsl
he'n blew at 12 O'Clock. Den "
goes intende kitchen, an all ~
sees on de btg table is a. lot . ~.
yA' .poK an greene n'-sss' :
I goes up to De big house g
Nistuh Wpxtsn Ter csTs =
please, srh, an lop& u @t IN.
I say, Afistuh Wewson, VIM I'll
fs' kin's O, meet you done = o
;sea, please, eqhf
sHistsh Woxtn he ~: w
} daiah dey is-fst nes< Iesn s3ssi
skin am bane. Dsiah ysu fS KIM
o. meat
IT 'Den I'sez ter him, 'Mistuh WoH
= ton, vhar dem 10 kline O hrssdyo
. dene promised nsf'. En- hs saz
!. wy. William, dsah dey is-xhit
y bread, con bread. crus. an aum1
Dsiah yuh fo hn's O. bread Al
dat's Why we all come back hSuh.
p zHarper's Weekly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-23
THE VOICE IN THE DARK
A Memory Of Piekest's Brigade and .
Night Attack

Some years after the civil war .
gathering of veterans Of both SIDES
was exchanging reraini-ce9ss az q
banquet gwen by the boarsfTf trade
of New York, writes Mrs. La Sale
Corbell Pickett in Lippincotes-
The presiding officer was Colsnel
]. j. Phillips Of the Ninth Virginia
regiment, Pickett's division. He
was speaking of night attacks and
recalled one in particular. not be
cause Of IT'S startling horrors. but
because of a pecuhr circumstahce,
almost resulting in the compulsory
disobedience of orders-the obey
ing. as il were. of a higher COM
mand than that of earth.
"The point Of attack had been
carefully selected" said Colonel
Phillips, "the awaited dark night
had arrived, and my command wa.
10 fire when General Pickett should
signal the order. =.
"There was that dread, indescrib
able stiffness, that weird, ominoui
sience. that always settles ovel
everything before fight. You fef
that nowhere in the universe VA
there any voice OF motion.
Suddenly the awesonfe silenc'
was broken BY tie sound OF deep
full voice rolling over the blacl
void like the pillows Of great sea
directly in line with our guns. l
was singing the old hymn, Jesus
: Lover Of Ny Soul
!, 81 have heard that grand oil
music many times in circumstance
e which intensified its impressive
ness, but never had il seemed s
solemn as when it broke the still
d ness in which we waited for the ol
der to fire. just as It was give
q there rang through the night tn
!, words:
Cover my defenseiess bead
with the shadow OF thy wing.
Ready Aiml Fire to Il
$ left, boysv I said.
"The guns were shifted. the vo
lev that blazed out swerved ssid
- and hat defenseless head was 'ce
Il cred with the shadow of his wing
" A Federal veteran who had be-
:; listening looked up suddenly al
said:
81 remember that night, colon'
al and that midnight attack vhii
carried OF so many Of my comrad'
u was the singer"
= There was a second Of slenc
Then aJesus, 'Lover Of My Soul
~ rang across that banquet board
4 en that blask might In 1864 It n
rng across the lines at Bermu
Hundred.
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The severity sixth year of its exist
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be the greGtest national weekly news
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The Weekly Blade is distinctly
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he news OF the world is handled In
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An, ty--willie. an angel bsough your
mamma such a nice new broehes fer
you last night WouidK't you Ike 70
see the dear little bahyf /.
wnlie-No: but I'd los 10 zee As
sncel-PsDeh-
How ser1insles Bury Their Dead
Seminolcs barry their dead on toF
of the ground after wrapping then
in blankets, but always lesve the tQ
Of the head exposed They build I
pen over the BODY and usually ohfnA
Il with earth. When ks squam diei
the husband wears his shirt until i
rots of. which is net strskingty DIS
tinctive. When the husband DE
the squaw doesn't comb her hair
three months. Little reSerencsf
shoKn for the dead. When Tor
Tigers grave was robbed ad IA
bones taken for exhibition the oaf
lcry over tic desecration was amos
wholly a newspaper sdsir. "a
nearest settlers were usala<med Nh
the Indians Indifferent. = Collier
Weekly.
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Democratic Tick ct.

Secretary oi stats Louis c. Ehingham
Decatuef
Auditor OF state VIM. II. O'Brian, of
Lawrencebvfg.
Treasurer of state William D.. Volume
Of NiEcennes
Attorney General Thomas NJ. honan
Clerk oft.ie Supreme G. urt-J. Fred
France. Of Harrington,
For Superintendent Public Instruction
-Chas. A. Greathouse OF In iianapohs
state G Gsologist- Edward Bsrrett, oi
Planfiell.
State ,ta.istican- rncmss Brolley q
North Vernon.
Jndee .uIreme Cor second Cis
,rict. ID ,,gIss Morris # Rushville;
Third Distract Chas r. Cox. OF lndiah'
polls.
Judge of Appellate Cou,t Northern
District. Joseph Ibsch. Of Hsmmond
NJ. :. Larry Of Logensport, and Andres
Adams OF Columbus City Southern DIE
trict VI. Il. Hottie of Salem, and Ed"ar'
w. Falt Of Gseeafield.
For Congress william L. Cox.
For Prc scouting Attorneyt7ih Judicia
/ District-Hauy W. Carpenter-
I For Joint Senator for Crawford, Du
bois and Perry Couniies.-Bt mar Tray
lor.
For Joint r,seniative Tor DrO"l
and Pike Counti5s.-Peter l.. Cools.
For Clerk Circuit Court. rt.-William NJ
20 kelman.
i For Auditor-Jacob Ii seng.
For Treasurer william Rauscher.
For Sheriff. .-Jecob III. Sch Senk.
For Coroner.-Jchn F. Ne nke..
For surveyor Emil Berger
20, Commissioner, 81 ID strict. t.-llenr
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ana you now have the pledge OF Mr..
Kern. nominated on a platform en-
bodying a plank declaring for dollar
a-dsy pensions Which Will you choose
when you go TO the POLLS In Noyen-
ber7"
Major Robbins is president OF the
Persimmon Brigade Association. which
holds its annual reunion In lndianap-
oils, He served In Company p. llah
Indiana, and also N Company q. 2st
Indiana He is q member of{Aajor
Robert Anderson Post, @. A. H'gs
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SOLDIERS CROWDED OUT.
COMMITTEES snubbed sy Senator ses
erldcs to Favor Politicians.

COMMITTEES enubbed sy Senator ees-
erlaes to Favor Peliteiana
Senator Bsveridgs's, speech to veter-
ans of the Civil war a. the Marion
Club last week. was not attended oy
The Indianapolis veterans Who Know
about the snue administered By the
Senator last winter 20 Major ". w.
Robbins and . companion. who sp-
pearec before him representing more
than 1000 Indiana veterans
Major Eoebins does not feel that IL
was q personal airont. since he visited
thu esnster In behalf OF others. II Is
the coo veterans Of Indiana who we're
.Yropted. he believes. md for this rea
son be has prepared = staiement, tell
Ing lust what occurred so that the
veterans OF Indiana may Judge fo'
themselves.
II can not conceive for what purpost
Senator Beveridge would desire to al
dress the old soldiers" said Major
Robbins. unless 70 msks promises. foi
truly he could NOT commend himsei
for anything be has done In the pas
for the veterans.
Il was one OF two members OF
committee which waited on him whe'
he was here last winter. Our mission
was 10 present 10 him q petition bear
ing the names Of more than 1000 e1
soldiers, asking for the enactment 0
q dollar-a-dsy pension Law.
I'VE. the COMMITTEES. waited Tor a.
hour and a half before ne were ADMIT
ted to his presence. We presented I
him the petition Of our comrades. and
after glancing IL over. he said IL woui
be necessary for Us 10 secure the IL
euencs OF the President. the Vice-PTei
fdeut. the commit.se on pensionA an
, the Speaker OF the House " We sxpec
; ed 10 succeed.
we told him that II was for IN
. very purpose that we had called upo
? hiu-to ask him. as our represent
: tive. TO secure such influence and nsl
US In our efforts
AUST then his telephone bell ran
. and he asked US. the committee.
. step into the hall just z moment WI
he answered the cari.
!. We ala 50. sad remained there y
(; an hour. waiting to be recalled TO
presence. Bat We we're never recaile
and finally We vent away without ~
thsr recognition from him But Will
,. we waited. he and his page usher
politicians into his room from the :
csption hall.
But now that be seeks bis person
q advancemsnt by reelection. hs'desir
- 20 address my comrades. There II
& rreat difference between then and no
y LAa winter he could Afford to pu
y aside the Representatives OF more IN
= 1000 er-soldisrs. and let them walk
h,s hall like schoolbcys for su
mons that was entirely forgotten
~ the mors$pressins business Of gre
ing politicians Would Senator b
~ .ridee care to explain this action
p IN. veterans hs now processes to
= sire to servsf
~ Comrades. you now have the nu
Of Senator Beveridges servics
~ ysara You have received ne fave
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-23

Eva = Yes, Harold Hatbsnd
brings Ethel violets at 81 dozen
and candy at S. box.
Edna-Graciousl ] suppose that
Is a mark OF afectionf
Eva-Yes, an easy mark OF &
fection--Boston Transcript
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-23

Mrs. Newlywed-N0w that we are
narries I don't m.nd telling you that
.everal tines I WAS on he point OF
hrcakfnc OF the engagement.
Nr Newlywed GlJo.u.ly,-Well.
,on't .aruaSe 1t csr he helped now
- fl.d. usiia presa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-23
BRYAN civEs FIVE DAYS.

comnoner VIII be Heard In indiana
Beginning Oct 1s.
Col william Jennings Bryan viii
.psak IN Indiana hve days, beginning
October IL.
This is the word received AZ Demo
cratic State headquarters today from
Lincoln. Neb. Colonel Bryan also sent
word that II possible be will add an
other dayymaking six days In lndi-
ana.
Bert Hendren. chairman OF the
speakers bureau. annoupced that IN
diana assignments for Colonel Bryan
would now be considered
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ExrRAvAoAncs ALSO REsUKEo.
conores.msn cul;op 6eIIeves People
Of Maine Know the Truth.

or MAINE hheW hTe f'A1
Representative W. A. Cullop. OF VIM
eennes. regards the outcome OF the
Maine election with ,unuspal satisfac-
tion. for one OF the issues involved In
the overwhelming defeat Of the Repuo-
lican party In that State was national
ertravasanoe. which is one Of Repre-
sentative Cullop's tavorits themes;
Commertins on the Democratic vic'
tory In Maine. be said:
zone Of the issues OF the campaign
in Maine which has Just closed Wiz
victory for the Democrats was the eI
travsgance Of the Republican party
This issue 10 . prominent one and u
aiding the Democrats everywhere II
<Asu eanpain against the Republican
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-23
His 1iunder.

"Have YOU ever stopped to
think he began and then Aesi-
tatee.
"Well," she urged, "go on. What
we're you going to say?"
81 beg tour pardon" he replied.
sT was about to. ask you wkst sr
you had ever stopped TO think about
something, but might have kne~n
that you never did"
"And YOU mean to insDspts that
I never think" she demanded.
"Oh, no. no, not at all" he made
haste to assure her. II only mean
that women don't hare 70 stop talk
ing to think. for we ALI know that
they do think sometimes"
And yet he wonders Why sh'
hates him.-Cleveland Leader.