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Another ".Afiinity" Discovery.

New York.-Wilh the hearty ap-
proval of his divorced wife, Sey-
mour l.. Locke married his sister
in-law, Miss Margaret c. Grcenlcas,
a magazine writer. whose home is in
Lexington, Ky. The first Mrs Locke
was so far from bearing cnmity TO-
ward her SiSIcr That it was at her
request that her son "a his faith
cr's best man at The ceremony.
The newly married couple arc al
present at Coleman Falls. Va, on
their honeymoon. They were mar
ried several weeks ago.
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Can Live Few DAYS More.

London.-It was officially an
bounced that DR.. Hawley H. Crippen
convicted and sentenced to death
for the murder of his wife, Belle Ell
more, would not be executed as
originally arranged for the reason
that the law provides that two
weeks must clapSc between the dis
missal of an appeal and The carrying
out Of the sentence.
November % is the new date set
for the execution. Meanwhile Soil
ciLor Newton. Crippcn's counsel is
drafting a petition for a rcpricve.
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IDAHO

Boise, Idaho.-The entire Republi-
can State ticket, and French, Re-
publican for Congress. have been
elected with the possible exception
of Governor Brady.
The Democratic committee claims
Hawlcy's election for Governor by
1000 and the Republicans claim
Brady by 1900.
There is no doubt Of a slump in
the Brady vote. The returns indi-
cate that he has been specially
marked by the managers Of the
wet" campaign
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VIRGINIA

Richmond, Va.-The Democrats OF
Virginia elected their nominees for
Congress in nine of the ten districts
of the State and possibly triumph
ed also in the remaining one The
ninth district, which was the chief
battle ground of the campaign, is
claimed by both Democrats and Re-
publicans. The result is very close.
The proposed constitutional amend
ments apparently have been de-
feated.
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INDIANA

Indianapolis, Ind.-Senator Bever-
idge's hopes for another term at
Washington went g%limmering when
his late returns showed conclusive
ly that the Democrats elected a
majority of The members Of the In
diana assembly, which will meet
next January to chose Mr.. Bever-
idge's successor.
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KANSAS

Topeka, Kan.-Governor w. R.
Stubbs, Republican, has undoubted-
ly been reelected by a decreased
majority over George Hodges.
Six or eight Republican Congress-
men will be returned, it appears.
The districts in doubt are the third
and the sixth.
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DELAWARE

Wilmington, Del.-Returns from
the State are arriving slowly. The
indications are that the Republic
cans have carried the Stale, in
Guiding a majority in both houses
Of the Legislature.
In rural Newcastle county, outside
of Wilmington, The VETS defeated
the drys in the local option cleo
ton.
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An Effort to ObIiqe,

mi. Lobrow does his best to be
agreeable" said the sympathetic
young woman. TITS too bad that he
has so little tact"
II understand that Miss Coddleyap
refuses to speak to him. He sent her
q box Of candy and she fed 1t all to
her pet terrier. SO he tried to be still
more kind and thoughtful and sent
her a box of dog biscuit"
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ED GEERs, "The grand old man." he
is called for he is SO honest handling
horses in races. He says: ~ have used
SPOHN'S DISTEMPER CURE for II
years, always with. best success. 1t is the
only remedy I know to cure all forms of
distemper and prevent horses in same sta.
BILE having the disease" Soc and 81 a bot
tie. All druggists, or manufacturers. Spohn
Medical Co., Chemists. Goshen, Ind.
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Salt Lake City::-Utah elected Jo-
sepch S. Howell, Republican, to
Congress and rejected Statewide
prohibition as demanded by the
Democratic platform.
The American (anti-Mormon)
party carried Salt Lake City for the
congressional candidate but lost the
county by a plurality Of from 5000
to 5000.
Stale returns are incomplete, but
it seems probable that Howell will
have Il total plurality Of more than
len thousand
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TENNESSEE.
NEBRASKA.

Omaha, Neb.-Hitchcock, Demo-
crat, for United States Senator un-
der the Oregon plan, ran ahead of
Dahlman and prominent Republic
cans concede that he leads Senator
Burkett, Republicans, in Douglas
county by more than 10000.
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WISCONSIN.

milwaukee,, WiS.-Complcte unof-
fetal returns from The fifth congress
sional district give Victor Berger,
Social Democrat, at 3i3 plurality
over Cochcms, Republican.
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WEST VIRGINIA

Wheeling, w. Va.-The Democrats
of West Virginia have made large
gains in every section of the State.
The election of John w. Davis for
Congress, first district; w. G..
Brown, second district, and John M.
Hamilton, fourth district, are
claimed by the Democrats. Big gains
in the third and fifth districts are
also recorded. Five State Senators
and thirty members of the Legisla-
ture are also gained, according to
the claims, but the results are so
close that the official count will be
necessary. The Republicans concede
large losses in the State.
Wheeling, w. Va.-The Democrat
ic victory in the first congressional
district district assumed the pro-
portions of a landslide.
John w. Davis, Democrat, has
been elected by a majority of more
than 1000 to succeed William P.
Hubbard.
Legislative gains through the State
seem TO indicate that the Legislature
will be Democratic on joint ballot,
insuring the defeat Of N. B. Scott
for reelection to the United States
Senate.
TENNESSEE.
Nashville, Tenn.-Summed up, the
result of Tuesdays election appears
TO be B. w. Hooper, Republican
and Fusionist, chosen Governor by
$4,000 to $4,000 majority; B. 4.
Enloe, Democrat and Fusionist, by
a like majority and a possible small
Fusion majority in the Legislature.
Both sides claim the Senate.
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that neighbors
heard me scream two
blocks away. Every
doctor in town treated
I was in three DIFF
hospitals and had
two operations but was
taken home to
die. A physician made
affidavit that I could
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TO DRIVE ogT MAhARIIAA rup svsrp,,
Tnke the Old Standard GROVES
CHILL TONIC. You know what You are taking.
The formula Is plainly printed on every bottle,
showing 1t Is simply Quinine and Iron in q lasts
less form: The Quiz Inc drives out The malaria
dealers for 10 years. Price so centa
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Tho Preface Of Trade.

IT had a curious experience yester-
day" said Farmer Corntossel."
What was it?" '
"A stranger came along and told me
a funny story and didn't try to sell
me anything"
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup tor Children
teething, softens the gums, reduces inf!amma-
ton, allays pain, cures wind collie. Csc a bottle.
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FLORIDA.

Jacksonville. Fla.-Early returns
show local oEtionists IN lead on
proposition fer prohibition amend
ment to the constitution. All Dem
ocrats elected.
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Pride.

Pride.
Chicago has a lot of local pride,
hasn't it?"
WELL" replied Mr.. Lakemish; 1T
depends on whether you are talking
about baseball or the grain business"
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Women have been known to shake
hands for the purpose of trying to
shake secrets out of each other.
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All men are equal before the law,
but some are more than equal to the
task of getting around 1t.
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HIS HEALTH RESTORED.
Terrible Kidney Trouble Cured After
Physicians Gave UP Hope.

Edward Gelston, 80 Wallace St.,
Bridgeport, Conn, says: $50 painful
were the passages Of the kidney secre-
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Republicans Lose in Some Sec.
tons and Gain in Others.
SOCIALISTS DEVELOP STRENGTH.
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY OF 30.

Senate Will be Controlled by the
RepublicanS-Five Doubtful States
Elect Democratic Governors -
Women Will Vote in Washington
Anti Mormon Vote in Utah-Cal-
Iornia Votes Bonds to Get Pana-
ma EXposition-ChicagO and Cook
County Elect Democratic Officers
Missouri Elects Many Republic
q OmcerS-FrOhibitiOn MajOri-
ties in Many Places.
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Cheap.

Howell-Every man has his price.
Powell-Well, l wouldn't have to
borrow money to pay yours.
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Eor CnL.nS and GRD

Fol COLDS and GRIP
Hicks CAPUOINE is the best r~emedy-re-
lieves the aching and Northumberland the
Cold and restores normal conditions. It's
h~quid-effects Immediately. 10c., &c., and 50c.
At drug stores
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For almost everybody, the course Of
life is fixed by memorable necessities.
Not one in a thousand Is free to
choose the life he would care for
Dickinson.
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yrnnorfanf "a Mothers

tmpOT1aTt 10 NOtN6E6
Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORIA, a safe and IRE remedy for
infants and children, and see that It
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THE sIXTY-sECOND CONGRESS.
Dem. Rep.

Changes in Congress made by the
1910 election:
States Dem. Rem.
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NEW
UTAH.

Concord. n. 1.-THE election as
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Two Novel Handkerchief Showers.

A most enjoyable and unique handker-
chief shower was given recently. II in
cluded the bridegroom and other men. The
girls brought a '0mouchoir' for the bride
and the men each contributed one TO the
bridegroom. They were done up with
cards each bearing an original rhyme,
After the merry presentation there was
an informal dance. There were just twen-
ty guests, all Intimate friends. By the
way. only ones truest and best friends
should be asked TO showers" for strang
ers are apt TO consider such affairs an
imposition,
This affair for prospective bride was
arranged In Il very clever manner Twelve
intimate friends were invited TO luncheon
with the request TO bring the gift ''mou-
choir rolled up into the smallest pack
age possible Before going 10 the dining
room the hostess took all the packages
and disappeared. When luncheon was an
nounced. with one voice the guests eX-
claimed "how pretty" Suspended from
the chandelier there was an inverted jap
anese umbrella. from each rib there was
a smaller umbrella, and from this hung
by ribbons there was gildcd watering
can. the sprinkler OF which had twelve
holes with baby ribbons Of different col
ors coming out. At the end OF each rib
bon there was a tighty-rolled package.
The effect was lovely The place cards
were miniature Jap" parasols with the
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EIGHTH INNING
Novel Musical Party.

The invitations were on cards deco
rated with bars OF music at top done
in pen and Ink. First the guests were
given sheets OF cream drawing paper
with pencils and told TO illustrate the
title OF well known song. new or old
The finished productions were pinned TO
the wall to be guessed; ten minutes was
allowed for the drawing.
The next stunt WAS TO recognize terms
used in music from the objects on a
table. For instance, ball Of string
represented Chord" folded note,
note" cane, the staff" a toy fish
for bass" and trunk key for key"
etc. This was most amusing; ten min
utes allowed to recognize the terms.
Then from the word baritone there
was word contest, each word counting
FIVE that the opponents did not have;
four at table played this, going in pro-
gression until all had been around, 1t
only took half hour, Another stunt
was having the names OF well-lnoWn
musicians pinned on the back. the wear
ers having TO find out who they were.
Musical instrument candy boxes were
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Its Origin and the Famous Folk Who
Have Borne 1t copyright

der for the execution of Macmillan, self
appointed emperor Of Mexico, over forty
years ago. aud who opposed President
Diaz at the beginning Of his almost life
long presidency, and Mariana Jose
Maria Fortuny, born in Spain In 1888,
famous painter of Arabian subjects, are
two other famous masculine bearers of
this poular name. Maria Edgeworth,
born in England in 1857, Mary Lamb,
sister of the famous essayist, whose
tender friendship and care for his sister
brought his almost as much fame as
did his "Essays of Ella" in 1882, Marie
Corelli and May Sinclair, English born,
Marion Harland, Mary E. wilkins Free
man and Miriam Nicholson, American
born, represent the name in various
forms in the world Of letters,
Mary Baker G Eddy founder Of
Christian Science; DR.. Mary Walker. ar
dent suffragist and one Of the first
women physicians in this country; Mary
Hartman, whose millions made her
talked about; Mary Anderson, who re-
tired from the stage at the height Of
her fame to marry; Mary Garden, grand
opera singer, and Mary Mannering. pop
uIar actress, are a few of the other ia
nous Marys.
The first form of these names came
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Your First Name

was made second president of the pres
ent French republic. Mario Francois
Sadi- -Carnot, president from 1887 to
1894, and active in French polIaics for
almost thirty years, who was shot by
an anarchist shortly before the expira-
tion of his term came of line as illus
trious rs MacMahon s. for both his
father and grandfather were statesmen
of note.
To go back to the queens of the name,
there was Maria of Austria queen Of
Hungary, appointed governor general of
the Netherlands in 1880 by her brother,
the great Emperor Charles V. who
dreamed of subduing all of Europe.
There WAS the great Maria Theresa, an
other queen of Hungary, wife of the
Emperor Francis l., and archduchess Of
Austria besides, who gave Frederick the
Great the hardest work of his life when
he won the seven years war in 1863,
broke the power of the house of Austria
and laid the foundations for Germnny's
future greatness. Maria Ii. da Gloria,
born in 1919, queen of small country,
but one always active. ruled in Portu-
gal while her father. Dom Pedro l., be-
came the first emperor of Brazil. The
present dowager queen, Maria Chris
tina. of Spain, represents another of the
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Baseball Party.

,.or with an only son 10 whom
nu'n nSa,.oted planned this character
W,.,S WIS for a surprise. The guests
q Pnt' Prst the members Of his baseball
~ Ntd they were invited TO luncheon
'c. c.si,.e ar nrompt. Places were found
twenes Inv the position the boy held
me t.aSssn1" :" aud the cards were tiny
tns svtsn simply the word pitcher.
VII efr- on them. For menu
1<cns.s .s,,vo were booklets OF the teams 3
us uhicb read Official score There
pIs ;ne. courses or innings. l give
fe n.srjre but the eatables were not
~ 1 caris given the boys. and guess
s.uSaf came next broke up any stri1-
Sut wal there might have been. The
INC .are tickets TO big game which
or o.s father provided as his share
Do SS,.aof and a doting aunt had tin
tnc aoch one tied with long stream
y ~ ~ tha mines" colors. The mother
I, ol as,arward that she never gave a
y. nth such enthusiastic guests who
~ 'gty,oS her aftcrward' OF all RESPONSE
~, e for their entertainment
~ ~ menu for baseball luncheon was as
OWE FIRST INNING.
I. ;ts -(Oyster cocktaiD
W; SECOND INNING.
- xho losine team lands. ...,.. (Soup)
THIRD INNING
--h$ an the fly
us9r us3er,sII III trout with diamonds of Grips
toAs' FOURTH INNING.
!. .-;fico ........sss..s.
' G,amh chops with potato balls)
FIFTH INNING.
ISsi IIcSicSen ken croquetses with French
peas)
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Blide-Elect Queries.

Is it customary for the bride and groom
TO kneel during the prayer after the cere-
mony OF should they remain standing?
Is 1t necessary TO have the brides father
in the bridal party 10 give the bride
away. or Is that part sometimes omitted? ?
Does the maid OF honor or the flower girl
carry the BRIDES ring? IF, D.
In the Roman and Episcopal churches
it is always customary to kneel during
prayer. The minister usually directs how
the ceremony is to be carried out
should say kneel by all means. The
father OF the bride usually gives away his
daughter unless physically unable TO do
So when the next nearest masculine rela-
tive performs the office. or that part Is
omitted. The best man has the we'd
ding ring; he hands it to the bridegroom
at the proper time.
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Myrtle's Questions.

/ am a girl OF seventeen and have been
keeping company with a boy TWO years
younger than myself for two years, dur
Ing which he has shown me nothing but
kindness. My folks do not say anything
against it, because they know VIC think
the world Of each other. He Is not one
of those silly, foolish boys My question
isr is he too young for me? Will you
also tell me my becoming colors? j have
large brown eyes, very black wavy hair
Mary Jane,
Seventeen is too young to think of any
one boy seriously. Continue to be good
friends and comrades, with no thought of
being lovers and see how IL works out
colors. Your youth permits Ii.
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from the Hebrew WORD, mirah, or bit

from the Hebrew word, mirah, or bit
terness. ana iS is suggested when the
Israelites were in bondage, and hence in
bitterness Of spirit. Miriam, one of the
earliest forms Of the name, was borne
by the sister of Moses and Aaron, who
sang songs of thanksgiving on the
shores of the Red sea when the children
of Israel reioiced in their victory. She
it was who gave the name so great pop
ularity among the Jews that besides the
Virgin Marv it was borne by several
women of New Testament fame-MA-
riamne. the beautiful wife of Herod,
Mary of Bethany, Mary of Magdala,
and one or two others.
Martha, sister Of Lazarus and Mary
of Bethany bore what was at first sim
ply another form of the same name. for
it, too, is derived from mirah But al
though Martha has ever since her day
been the pattern of good housewives,
her sisters name, because ii was borne
by the mother of Christ, has always
been more popular In RUSSIA, however,
where Marfas have figured among the
czarinas. and in this country where
Martha Washington was the first " first
lady of the land, the name. with its
diminutive Patty. has enjoyed a good
deal Of popularity.
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Scotch Golf Tea.

Two young matrons whose husbands
came from Scotland belonged TO the same
golf club and entertained together at an
afternoon tea,
The rooms were decorated with genuine
Scotch heather which a friend had
brought over with this occasion In mind.
Scotlands flag was In evidence also the
thistle, the latter appearing on he pro-
grammes, for there WAS a delightful in
songs we're sung. and there was one num-
ber on the bagpipes, played by native
Highlander In costume. 1 give the list
of songs.
The Campbells Are Coming" blue
Bells of Scotland" Highland Laddie," >"
Bonnie Doom MY Ain Countree" ;"
annie Laurie, " How Gently Sweet Az
ton" March O. the Cameron Men,
John Highlandman, "Auld Lang
Syne."
Tea. oatmeal cakes. orange marmaiade
aacn " wn.rins We" diTareut S,aIS uHs iHershisf
and a cap with plaid ribbons.
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great countries of Europe in this com
pany of the famous Marys.
So far most of the great countries Of
modern times have fallen into line, rep
resented by some great Mary, save only
the United States. To be sure no great
American of fame has ever borne the
name, but one OF the foreign born heroes
of the American Revolution was the
honored and beloved Marie, Marquis de
Lafayette.
Mariana Escobeda, who signed the or
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Copyright. 1910
Mothers Questions.

A young couple are engaged. but Will
not be married for at least two years
Would you announce the engagement
now. or walt until more definite plans
are made2 How should news be made
known Troubled Mother.
Personally, / do not believe in long en-
gagements. unless necessity demands. /
should not make public the announce
rncnt until a definite time for the cere-
mony could be decided upon. Notes sent
friends and relatives with notices in the
society column are the usual methods OF
making the news known.
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Oyel Entertainments

SIXTH INNING.
The umpire when we lose. -.s.
lobster salad and cheese straws)
SEVENTH INNING.
a fine diamond .........,
(Ice cream in diamond shape slices
Cakes
EIGHTH INNING.
Necessary for good playing ........
preserved ginger with waters and
Coffee)
NINTH INNING.
Everybody scores Observation-Disclosures.
..,>...-....-(T (The passing OF favors)
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MARY
MARTHA

How the history Of much of the :
Christian era could be grouped :
about the most popular of all :
women s first names-The many :
famous predecessors of the new
queen OF England d-The men of the :
name who have helped make his :
tory-Why Martha, sister name TO :
Mary, has never been so popular :
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Devoted the Art of Entertainng the Etiquette of Enter
tanning; Home School, Club and Church Entertainments

cards tied to the handles. The candle
shades we're ornamented with these same
tiny parasols and small lanterns filled
with candied-pura rice were at each
place. The mint sherbet, which was the
dessert. had smilax twined around the
tall glass with another little umbrella In
the top of the glass.
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name OF an animal TO be drawn the
board each OF the audience writing down
opposite the figure what animal he
thought the artist was attempting 10 por
tray. When fifteen animals had been
drawn the slips were collected and the
child who had correctly guessed the most
was TO be awarded n prize.
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An Animal Game.

/ watched some children the other night
who seemed TO be having the best time
ina aglnable over this game. They had
slips OF paper numbered from one to fif-
teen and a blackboard such as many chill
dron possess. Tho oldest child, girl
about II, seemed to be the leader and she
whispered TO each boy or girl in turn the
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To Find Partners.

I have been reading your answers to
the questions and think they are 80 good
want to entertain about thirty of my
friends, boys and girls. from the ages Of