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Tho Rhodum Sidus.

.l'iAn amusing story told by Hood de-
scribes how, a, country nurseryman
made large stim out of sales OF
simple little flower which he sold un-
der the name of the Rhodum sidus.
This charming name proved quite an
ATTRACTION to the ladies, snd the flower
became the rage of the season. 1t was
one OF those freaks OF fashion for
which there is no accounting. At
length a botantst who found that the
plant was not al uncommon weed re-
.quested to- know where the nursery
man got the name from. He elected
the following reply;"l found this flow-
er in the road beside us, SO christened
It the Rhodum sidus." 1,.,-, ~, =.
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I. N'Nl'' MT. LIBERTY VIZ i
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i'i|A INII'.. I''' Ifilf.
Mt Liberty, o.. Aug. S-r-Mrs, G. o,
Hawkins has typhoid feverH This Isl
the third case in our village this sea-
son. ,aII ltH4 tl 1qoI
Mrs. Lawrence Shaffer came home
Saturday from the sanatorium near
Mt. Vernon mich Improved. She re-
turned Monday
Mrs. Ella Loney Of Chesterville
IsbhntD@li @Gaht with fEisndsiIhyreGN
Born, to MIR and Mrs. ROLAND Bird
recently, daughter.
Mrs. Ella Hollister came home from
the Mt. Vernon hospital last week
somewhat improved. s1o0 'dJ noon@i
Verha' ffaiseyd of7 Mt! verhon dis Wis
'itiig hefH HtoasifiG, fiazel 2tsckgon.! Iva
Born, W Mr.. and Mrs. Roy squites,
AHghsts% q a2s5n!s sidT .h9aan1h Rood
B0 SoSeph smith has mosed hisi'family
w Mt. 1fibefty and with Gtcbpy tn he
f4mse Prdpefty9 yief 7moa 'be1oia9
n' hHetg iMaASille' and McBr6bm spent
Saturday With Father Bird near Cen
'9erbire einol 1ist tq9A 'o981 OH bnn
'h'Clfff8rd lHdddiestufhF aHd Yamffy and
My! R6bisoG d0f fClaveland,, also Lewis
'Siiby of XkfBn Visited JOIN datid Burt
'Gardher' ana jt6ers,, 1tetirhing dh6me
'Shnday. 10 t1ammna bna 9ro7s ont
Mrs. G. v. McBroom ana three sons
are visiting relatives at Eahtaster and
Rock bridge. '-'-' 92i 9Inh9d
Mrs. Ella Dick of Mt Vernon SPENT
Saturday with her parents here" r
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Biddle Of ASH
land are here for few days visiting
with the fuckers :
Mrs. WilIatd Gofl Mt Vernon is visit1
ing her brotherv and sister, V. Nc
Kown, and Mrs. r. Yoakam.
miss Helen Gains Of MI Vernon is
spending d few Weeks here With her
sister, GensYieYe who liges with her
uncle, William Bradfield.
Most of the children and grand chill
dren of A. J. Rinehart gathered Sum
day at Hugh Rinehart's Where he is
making his home, to celebrate the 74th
anniversary Of his birthday. Refresh.
ments were served, among Which We're
melons and ice cream. '' ''' g ''a .'' p
Mrs. Pearl Cole and son OF Mt, Yer
non non . we're at her fathers, W. o. Goes,
a day or two last week and Miss Daisy
Coee returned home With them. 7'' .
Lee Purdy of ,Killbuck seems to be
much attached to Mt. Liberty society.
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''i2Iea n3SIllA ,dIIag01n. Ma


ion, who attended the Fidler reuniong
returned home this week. ".
The Frederinktown9jb jbusliessu men
iheldTa lspeoial0meetjng at the coun-
cift rdomnolr Monday gto1 discuss the
matter of IA program for the Home
Coming on Labor day. The attend,
ance was fair and the arrangements
were given a good start AS outlined
efforts are being madeAto have bal
loon ascension, three or -four bands,
probably two ball games with one
free to the public prominent speak
ers, 1t is also being planned to have
several races possibly horse racing
and an automobile race aud several
other attractions along that line. The
main feature of the day however is to
be the home coming feature, the, bask-
ct picnic, the handshakes and friend
ly visiting. Even If there We're no ex-
pensiye entertainments this part Of
the program would he worth the time
spent on that day, In the evening
there will be street illumination in
which the Main street win be decor
.ated with hundreds of Japanese Ian
terms. The committee will attend to
the complete decoration of all the
crossings and the merchants all along
the street are expected to vie with
one another In making the best show.
ing of lights. Connected with this will
be street masquerade in which ev-
eryone will be invited to Join in wind
ing up the day with the greatest fun
and frolic' yet attempted. Prizes
will be awarded the best showing in
this feature. If the plans thus out
lined are carried out this Will be the
best Home Coming and Federicktown
viii be crowded as never before, 3D.
Mrs. d. NJ, Brumbach and Mrs. Mar,
pie visited relatives at Fairmont, w,
Va, last week, t.
Mrs. Nellie WOLF of Columbus visit.
ed her parents, Mr., and Mrs + Nc
Mare, the past week. " w
There was a large representation
Of Fredericktown people at the Mt,
Vernon picnic also during the AS.
sembly week '''' '' '7'
Miss Adams OF Gambler was the
guest of Miss Mary Braddock for a
week. ''1" 'lN7-' tFn
| Mrs. VIM. Months, south Of town,
has been entertaining her sister, Mrs
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Hagarty of Columbus Fg Ea
Mr.. spasde tof Gallon, has been a
guestsin the home of his sister, Mrs.
Levi Shafer
Mrs. Shannon Silliman and little
daughter, Dorothea, are in Redwood
for yisiti9fl Bniinh5 g9f.s
z Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson OF New
ton Iowa, are visiting relatives and
friends in this Vicinity yiHOJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Hays Wilson left on
Tuesday for Ft. Leavenworth, Kan
lsas, to fislt their sopg wbo IS with
Che u. S. ARMY there and before their
return home twilH visit, Mrs, Wilson'S
brother, = NH! Hairy Smith Ind family
of Davenport, Iowa.
Mr.. P. L. Wilkins was in Danvilie
efA fAsP' A.yFfH'@1O rvllgq!9 vllgq!9aGI@s19sSa. lGI@s 9sSa.saAl.r, aA
his fsHiSilS 9%ts. ktE1le aAsirSd,.' S,''''''
Kenneth Adams of. Gambler, was,
the guest of Arthur Hambly for ses,'
4s 4y$$tt!sstRa $$tt!stRalEaIbIQAI EaIbIQAI.lll % Of tlaad!QggiH. aad!
Mylrs1ll'9fgf lssagMB1f 1Sssssy51F' an . )
Mrs. John~Jones,,w who recently rei,
turned from Mt. Carmel hospital Co:
lHS1Sga 1ddEsgf 1,dsgfs1tSHIo,Fk, IdlillY
ssG, Ssv vfSRagsatTE '7sss III dasf'se seee4a s3 { Z
panied home by her-aunt, Mrs. A. B,
Tressel and children. =
:" Miss Lilly VAIL young daughter
'pf Mr.. and MIS-! Lewig Vail, near
town, Is very i'll 6f typhoid fe9er.d %
Z" Miss Helen Kline has returned to
her home after Visit of sotne' weeks
with her grandparents, John Boyer
and wife of Gallon. '''''' '"'S O'lE7
Mr.. and Mrs. John Love Of Btcy.
rus are guests Of thefi! sister, Miss
Matte Love, for a week. ai'ai74 q,
D. L. Wells of Pittsbtirg, was the
guest of r. Y. Stfuble and Wife, for
several days. -'2t '4'" 'iohi2f >"
John H. Canaan and family are the
guests in the family of Mr.. Harvey
Devoe. l'" "' 7'''" IH'7'7' A"'
p Mrs. Gertrude Lewis ahd son, Earle,
are visiting her sister, Mrs d. NJ.
iBrunbachp1H t.y" Vt OIL 90 20
mrs. achilc0at Of Mt Girtad,, has re!
Turned to her home after visit With
Mrs. staunton Rinehaft.e i'isaa 7'j "
Miss Ray Evans Of Marietta is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Barnes"
q Mr., and Mrs Harley Phillips We're
in Brandon On Friday the guests of
John Harris and fatnfly.uH aHli97o'
o1Mf. Frank Morrow was HI Me- Yer
non of 'btisiffess a on Monda4. IN
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Beware of oIntmehts for catarrh That
Contain Mercury. w" NJ

as mercury viii surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering
through the mucous surfacesA Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply,
slcIans, as the damage they win do
is ten fold to the good YOU can possib-
ly derive from them. Hairs Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by +. g. Cheney
& Co. Toledo, o., contains no Iners
curry, and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mdcods
surfaces of the system, In buying
Halls aCatarrh Cure be sure you get
the genuine.ai Itoissstaken internally
and made In hToledo, aOhiog 4 by H., fJ!
Cheney a. Co. Testimonials FREQ. M
, soIds By7 druggists Price, use per
hottie. SIog diod sAIi aGssaq sic
Take fIalfs Family pillsofof iConsti.
kpation? sasG9 ltom a a si0w OG.
~ .islAiAl- Sl-.s.A Al-,A2ll-aiidE bis
BANNER WANT iApshsPA }
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Saws 1MltcheIn lneIIaible..

l1oUtteaG MiYL LTAugHu -GitYo Judge
James Ko O'Gonner in discussing gu;
bernatorlal candidates, pointed out
that John Mitchell, former president
of the miners union, whose near
boom started IN and arodhd the out
look once, was ineligiblel The state
constitution provides that a governor
must have been resident Of the
state for. five. years. Mitchell, 1t is
,so ss,a' rssl.B sssRls.B 9lSfs$n RllFe''dent for
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COLORADO LAW MAKERS
..i IN EXTRA SESSION

Denver, Colo, Aug 9-The Colorado
\ Legislature met aud organized today
for its extraordinary !, session, The
legislative measures TO receive atten-
"a tion, AZ, specified in the proclamation
.,,l of Governor shafroth. are those pro
ylding, for, the initiative and referen-
dun, the guarantee OF bank deposits,
the Australian ,(headless) ballot. di-
y rect primaries, the creation of a public
service commission, and the strength
ening of the powers Of the state rail-
road commission
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lis wheH pu #do some treat deed or
discoY4 Some wonderful fact. This
ht'csuiT iiifiie to j. n. Pitt. .lpt Rocky Mt.
M. when he was suffering intensely
as he says, from the worst cold l ever
had. ! then proved TO my great salts
faction, what wonderful cold and
cough cure DR.. Kings New Discovery
is. For, after taking one bottle, l
was FHffAW ctfed aY@p can't say
ahything TOO gtod or a. meaiciae Nike
that" It's the 5ursst and best remedy
for diseased lungs, hemorrhages, La
grippe, asthma, nay feverdany throat
Or ling trouble" soc, s1.bO.a TRIAL bot
tie free Guaranteed by G! r. Baker &
Co. F. rink, Fredericktowh.it ieat
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bhs yI,sIa2s11iFrishds!ei
Struck a Rich Mine.

q S,W, Bends, of Coal City, Ala, says
he struck perfect mine of health
in DIR. Kings, New Life Pills for, they
cured him OF liver and kidney troubles
after - years of suffering. They are
the stipills on earth for constipation
malaria, headache, dyspepsia, debility
25 cents at G. r. Baker & Co. and F.
Finls f'FeaericFt9oNPn. ftb ;.
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Staaaers Skeptics

! Hhat9aiqsihiT nicesOffasFant tGspmI
pound like Bueklen's Arnica Salve will
instantly refFe4ea bad burn, cut, scald,
wound or piles, staggers skeptics. But
great cures prove it's a wonderful heal
ero of the worst sores, ulcers, boils,
feiohs, eczema, skin eruptions, as also
chapped hands, osprains and eornsl Try
1t. 25c at c. r.. Baker &NnCoIg and
F!a tFinK,io oFredeffcktown. xaw y1sga
p4gY ggN INiusl nht ft,. .,y,.. rItn
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Ha'. 100 . . rIsN.aHHHf H.|I |'Nl ~ .
Called HSaoBLUFF.o%
" EAhnug in9qs ylimBt bnA
.dSTT0 7TsJ s1lS hua
Ibid RgVenae OFFICER When NAB Said
He Gould Get Beer a
\ + pinited!sthtds .acseauc! oMOer, ,IBalt

y" - cI II
II + Uinited!sthtds .Reseaues oRcer, ,lBarti
EFFORT IS being made 10 ,iocate some
Of the remaining Boolieggefs who are
said to be selling Iiqgor 1nlaWftlliy.
.eAn eSqmgle Of thhs sf9tf whIcR1 wt9ISRR1i IL boa
ling made Yas given ~ about noon
tuesday. Mayor Mitchell and MI
a, Galloyay were. eating, dinner at"the
a Log Cabin RESTAURANT when a man
entered and asked, loudly Tor d bottle
Of beer. fte was informed by a Wqiteu
that, no beer was sold in, that. place
a and, that it was lseless FOR him 20 ASH
for it. This seemed TO anger the
,, thirsty one and he declared fhat he
had secured beer In Mt, Verpon, and
. that De could get All he wanted IN a
aPhort time. Mr.. GSalgl9igay Inn iimImeediPte-
ilyeallsd' ofser NcElrSy and the man
,a vas arrested and taken to the may
Il pr's office When put Under oath to
tell the truth, the man, who had been
Dragging of his ability to secure 1iqu'
or, suddenly seemed TO lose his con
1dence about the matter and after
further questioning, IL was found by
the officials that the man knew moth
Ing about any speak easics" and had
only been bluHng.
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THE EASIER WAY

Some people Tear, red tape more than
any other kind Of trouble. One such
was postman, whose duty 1T was to
bring mail to the few scattered houses
on an island off the Atlantic coast.
One morning, during a very high
sea, man saw him pulling his boat
over, eWraSa yshsaubeW
FTWhy in the world did you make
that trip2' he asked him, when the
boat finally grounded on the beach,
ls Well, you seedPs replied the other
"If | miss a tripSI have to write a
fearfully long letter to Washington ex-
planning why and,so7i thought | had
rather pull the boat. "777E Exchange. .a
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Paulhan QUITS Racins Game.

Paris, Aug, 9.-Avlation meets are
soon to lose one Of their strongest
cards in the Withdrawal from all pub
lie flying of louis Paulhan, winner
of the Observation-Disclosures flight and
a score ofoother notable aerial CON
tests. Paulhan, it was announces
will hencefprtb confine his activities
to the manufacture of aeroplanes.
Paulhap has made a fortune by his
flying In the last two years. tI'3
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TEXANS ENTERTAINED AZ

Washington, DhGs Aug. "a party
of over 400 members ofathe Real Es-
tate lBxohange of Houston. Texas, who
are touring the country .tooadyertise
their city, arri, edGfp Washington this
and ,,werei entertained during
theR day yibystheE niambers ofothe local
BoardVofs Trade. s.uaEateathis afternoon
the visitors ID oparteds forl lRaltimqye.s's
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MAltr7--1-73T77- 7-TT,t@UrT77

Soreness of the muscles, whether in.
duced by violent exercise or injury, is
quickly relieved by the free applica-
ton of Chamberlain,s Imminent This
liniment is equally valuable for mus
oular rheumatism, and always affords
quick relief, Sold by all dealers. t
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-08-12

The worlds most successful medi-
cine for bowel complaints is Cham
berlaip's Colic, Cholera Yand Diarrhoea
Remedy. It has. relieved more pain
and sufferng,i and saved more lives
than any other medicine in use. In
valuable for children and adults. Sold
by all dealers. ..oH .da
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Yacht Weetward Wins cup.

Ryde, Aug. 9.-Tle Westward, the
American yacht owned by. Alexander
s. Cochran, added another race to it's
string of victories by winning the in
ternational gold challenge cup. The
competitors, in addition to the West
ward, we're the Meteor, owned by the
German emperor; the Germania, the
Cicely and the Susanne.9 The West
ward finished the first alone and was
declared the winner The other
yachts were dritftins miles asterp.
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! OF "a bI005 a9aiid3 sdi s,odw
r4. .s..F sl.FA.i. ~ .i.U.s. 4. ~ y. i
4 aHloS iUNfoh GRove'@d bHi !

y. .ss.s. .Fl.sN.t. ~ -. 4. y ~ y. =
4 s"'oo 'UNioN eRove 800 bHd y
s;js;Ht%. T' fad:i,i:: ,;s #'i# A; n+,' - M H
Il Mnionb GroyesaAug4 IS ffMissy NRllipl
iWoifelpf1 NItEYWnoni vtsitaub relatives
here spndaSl ,9mh iaassJq sdi iR 10
sMrsoNancy0 On Dahiob of RNi aptiushlrg
As 'visitingaIhers sddughtesgs Mrsl M C.
Faucett hobn3eSs asd yit0 NToY IA
John Higgins and wife and 0Mr
Buckholder and wife attended services
here Sunday. iaGi nRtl saA IT,
Miss Jennie elFaucett Is spending the
week in Columbus, ,iinEig1 ip 9sag ~,
Quite a number from hero attended
the play given at the new church Sat
urday evening. HisNpF alli a'Haa
There will be meeting of the Gem
etery association at the church Thurs
day evening, August. al, at seven
O'Clock, at which time the committee
on grounds will report. All members
of the association should be present,
f. The citizens of Harrison township
will meet Tuesday evening, August l6,
to discuss Capitalization of schools
A petition has already been circulated
and the signatures of enough electors
secured to hold an election. .nA
Interest in the Sunday. school is
stlll increasing. There was 155 pres
ent Sunday. "N 4# tiadiA in b
Mr.. ID. Welker and Wife of Akron
We're the guests ofaAilen Beabout' and
wife Sunday. 'A"R "d' 31 aal
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'qwheH t8gl stJM8epH fails tIy u perform
its fuctions, s'thea bd9tls} betome de.
ranged, tRe ,iiyesrp ana Ridhteysg 9SAbahigSest-
ed causing nlddhmResroSahs ldhRs Shs disaasSe9s3n The
Stomach ana iii4gedrp must tbt9o 81 resabr4d to
4 healthy ccondItion and 6RalmabBesFRJaip's
Stomach and LIVER Tablets can be de
RSehdeao p}Pon }iPS 9o% e s't,, aSft, SFSSS tS take
sa5 Spa nRSff RSff e5Sfattvf 5Sfattv ssIFdb s9Id By ya5iaoaa p aaea
erS.,
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Teethmg children have more or less
diarrhoea, which can be controlled by
giving Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy All that is
necessary is TO give the prescribed
dose after each operation Of the bow.
els more than natural aud then castor
oil TO cleanse the system. 1t Is safe
and sure Sold by all dealers. SCI.
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executor seut nAAp Appointed ofiattssdl q a7Ae' "a

lrNSNVNV' 'NPPYF" 'effInIsf l.Ia .,r.I I
+ ,Thomas, King Of Howard has been
appointed executor Of lawrence King
giving bond in the sum of 81, ,4oOtwith
julius King, B, B. Ferenbaush and Jos
,eph Blpbaugh as sareties,g s3"1
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J. FREDERICKToWN j.
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A. C. Huddle and wife, c. w Ed.
wards and wife, are in Buffalo and
Niagara and other places of interest,
in N. Y. and Canada. nr gYb
Miss Grace James Is the guest Of
relatives in Sparta, for two weeks.
Jas. Evans. wife and children are
visiting the lady's parents at Chester
willie. hti -4i3I4ilUY9 il.I-.ia Id
Messrs. Walter Dill and Dam Riden-
our are taking in the sights at Buffa-
10, Niagara, and other places in Cana
Mrs Albert Trutt and daughter. eli
zabethdof M1yVernon were guestsG in
the family of Li.qH. uBFentlingendovef
ISundayiS .sulyJ1J9ni 10 IojiRm
Miss Katherine Mullen has returned
from a. visit of several weeks with iher
lisister.9Ygl 9ht OF nWob suUiioB ban
iaMiss Grace NoIrickii islB visiting
friends in mt. NarnonJua1HqgB M
| MRS. Nelson Vance, was al recent wis
ritortin Mt9Nernondj Hi soil Eti9
tBeMissr FHanDis Hvepet of Washington,
DITGyi isdyisiting lin the home ofnMr.
and Mrs,nS. jZeHt. r H bnH 1Hoaa 3
az Me- and Mrs Il Warren H. White and
son. John, 9are eUvisitingJrelatiyss and
| friends here.moW bgG nsm IsAuoT1s
,IMr. and iMrs9J john EasterdayAhaye
been enjoying the scenes at Niagara
Ifalls and Buffalo! lluR 3dI Io s9yij Il
obMrsl Ellery Poorman and daughtery
4 Ethel are visiting her sister, Mrs.
RinehartE of Georgetown!Ei1 hpfGia 81
i1 Mr.. Way of Cardington was a visit,
or in town1for couple of days. non If
Mr.. Homer Neptune of Loudonyille
was guest of Fred Barnhard and fami-
| ly Thursday and Friday. JB5 4,foA t
Hugh Rinehart is home from Ober5
lin to visit his parents, Geo. Rinehart
and wife, ir,Tl W ji Jelest O3 II p,
VIM. Kinney and wife and daughter,
Eva, were with those who took in the
sights at Niagara Falls. ius -uJRI /
Mr.. and Mrs. James EwersJ and
daughter, Leila, are among the visitors
at Niagara Falls, this week 9sJIiHl ,
| Mrs. q Cunningham of Ankenytown
haszbeenE visiting her daughter Mrs.
Marion AmsbaughH for several days. B
90 Miss sMaryn Keenan, bofli Chesterwlle
is9lvisitihg ihera grandparents, lP. j..
keeiiani and wife. t0i bg19b.tu0) lu j
I Miss Mabel Smiley of 6lMt Gilead
waBi rendered III vacancyin then BTedr
Ierickt0wn, High Schools at their last
Pmeeting.1 Miss sSmileylislaigraduate of
Wooster UmversttysH oreR b9i93ig hi
Suptg wv, Vs,NNiJBobdSn was, inatown for
! a efew lhotirs last Saturday IH1He ex-
poets to complete his work atithe
| Dickson Summer School in Wooster
this week when he will returnH here,
The special serpicestiheld) at the
Christian lchur0h lit Waterford last
Smndayyaape rapdrted to9shaN9i been
very lisatisfaQtDiy. uWith Il ato Sunday
school atteiidance ofs1some1 hundred
and eighty ,andi'an attendancei atAthe
iohpuch ofltonslderalble ,mopei thosd In,
strdmental insthe good lwork felt.weu
iYepaidD foru theirsieff6rts.ua 90 Mr.nIj B
Anltermanp M Ira aGean ndRraO Ga ywood land
MAJ BenjWhlin I'M oresI of this place and
Mr. William Alderman of Mts.Neihiof
were-among THOSE enjoy the seE
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Wilson EstateT7g ,., -. \
Mary Wilson Of Fredericktown has
been, appointed admlnistratrix with
the will annexed Of Reed Wilson, Civ
ing bond in the sum a OF 5000, the sure,
ties, are, Iva Bishop and William Will
SON., No appraisement.. ~,
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MUSICIANS AND COOKS AS

|
Army musicians are expected to
keep mp the spirits aud enthusiasm Of
the soldiers, and army cooks are relied
upon to furnish the necessary amount
of tlssue-building material to enable
the men TO endure tong marches and
other hardships Neither of these two
indispensable divisions of an army is
looked upon 70 perform acts OF hero,
Ism, either in peace or In war Their
duties usually preclude opportunities
for a show OF bravery However, 1t
is noted that during The fiscal yehr
recently ended one,third OF the men on
the hero list were cooks and music.
ians. Brooklyn Standard Uniou
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PASSENGER TRAINS CuLLlDuiE

ThIrteen Dead n Wreck on CaIltor.
MIA Railroad.
San Franciseo, Aug 9. Thirteen
persons we're killed. inc collision be-
tween rtwoI passenger trains on the
California tNerthWeatern railroad, 80
miles northwest Of this city. Eleven
We're injured.
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fIs''' r. n. aTSessr',a Ss'a trustee e5fn Lydia n.
Woodbridge has tiled a first and, fippal
account in probate, showing the fol
lowing, Received $S,66S.71; paid out
s2O4 balance, So, ,46s71a.@ 20 10
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All, the sostfcess at me q Knox cbpSty
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COURT HOUSE NOTES

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Nilson Estate--
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-11
700 MANY WASTE ABILITY
Of the Great TraaedIeo Of Life 10
tho oquanderirs Of Pos
abilities.

Doing the lower when the higher Is
possible constitutes one OF the great
est traxediss Of human life. To squan-
der money seems Q wicked thing when
We think Of the good that might be
done with Il; but what about the
wicked waste Of ability. the deliberate
throwing away Of SO. IS. perhaps 80
per cent. of ones success possibility.
Just because he never trained himself
to use It, to grasp It with such vigor
and power that he can fling his life
into his career with its maximum Of
fect1veness?
Most people take hold OF life with
the tips of their fingers. They
never get hold Of the life proposition
with that grip and tenacity Of pur-
pose and vigor of determination which
does things worth while. They just
hang ON tho outshrts Of things, play
ing upon the surface Of their posi-
bilities without getting down into
the marrow Of their being where EN-
cheney and power dwell.-Success
Magazine.