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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-22

bic, the Deutschland, commanded by
Count Zeppelin and with ten invited
passengers aboard, sailed from here
TO Dusseldorf ESQ miles to the north.
Tho trip, which was accomplished
in ten hours, was in every way a sue
cess and marks the Inauguration of a
regular passenger service in diriSl-
blcs.
The promoters of the aerial line are
the Hamburg American Steamship
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-22
RIGHT OF APPEAL
FROM THE SECRETARY

Washington, june. 21-Prcsidcnt
Taft today in a special message to
congress registered his approval of
the bill drawn by Secretary Balling-
er and introduced in the house by
Representative Mondell, Republican,
Wyoming, chairman of the commit
tee on public lands. designed to give
litigants an appeal to the courts from
a decision of the secretary of the in
terror.
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REPUBLICANS NAME TICKET
Eberhart Is Candidate For Governor
of Minnesota.

st. Paul. MINI, June 22.-The fol
lowing nominations were made by
the Republican state convention
here: For governor, Adolph o. Eber
hart; attorney general George r.
Simpson, ~ecretary of state, julius
Schmahl; member of the board of
railroad and warehouse commission.
Charles f. Staples; for justices of
the supreme court, c. l.. Brown of
Stevens county, +. A. Jaggard of st.
Paul and d. F. Simpson of Mime.
apolis.
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Negro Burned at stake.

Rusk. Tex, June 22. - Leonard
Johnson, a negro charged with hav.
ing killed Miss Maud Redding, a
young white woman, near here, was
burned at the stake by mob near
the scene of the crime.
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Coronation Day Set.

London, June 22.-The Daily Bx-
press states it is probable that the
coronation of King George will take
place in May, 1911.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Blgford enter
tanned the members of the NJ, t.
club at their Silver street home last
evening delightfully."-. Nearly all of
the members were present, and five
tables were filed for progressive pc
dro. At the end of the series the
tallies proved Mr.. Henry Mumford
to have won the highest score for
which he was awarded handsome
trophy for his skill. Mr.. Bert Brash-
ares was awarded the consolation.
At ten the card tables were cover
ed with snowy lunch clothes, and "a
delicious luncheon was spread.
After luncheon hours were pleas
urable with music and dancing and
general sociability
Guests of the hostess were: Mr..
and Mrs. William Hultz and Mr. and
Mrs, Greeley McWherter,
At the next meeting Mr.. and Mrs.
C. ID. Andrews will entertain the club
at their Chestnut street home.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-22
kiIllts Gets Judaeshlp.

Washington, June 22.-The presi'
dent nominated John NJ. Killits to be
United Stltes judge for the northern
district Of Ohio.
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-
Complimenting her house guest,
Miss Mildred Coon, of Duluth, Mimi,
Miss Maud Johnston fraciously enter
tanned number of her girl friends
Informally last evening.
The pretty Johnston home on Gil
rard avenue was quite attractive with
cut flowers and greenery for the oc-
casion last evening. The young ladies
assembled about o'clock and en-
joyed an evening peasurable with
music and social chat. At $3.50 a cool
plate luncheon was served,
Those enjoying Miss Johnston's
hospitality were Misses Elsie Ballan-
tine, Hazel Cooper, Alma Herold,
Edith Smith, Carrie CUTLERY. Goldeth
Johnston. Anna Gunder, Cleo Savage,
Meta Ramer, Elva Miller, Name
Curl, Lola Ramer, Cuba Gunder,
Florence Hoffmire, Jennie Collier,
Gertrude Johnston, Mrs. Frank Phil
brick, the guest of honor and the
hostess
Ting-a-lng said the alarm clock
at 2;3O this morning, and by 3 o'clock
Misses Evelyn Dee, Cora Hartzell,
Minnie Hartzell, Elna Felkner and
Ruth Clark were on heir way to the
home of Miss Hortense Morrow near
Caledonia, for breakfast The young
people arrived at s o'clock and were
soon partaking of all the good things
that the country cook can produce.
After breakfast they were shown
all the wonders of the farm, after
which they started for Marion, arriv-
ing here at a little after o'clock
The girls report the sunrise beau
tiful sight, one really worth seeing.
Miss Fay Wood was gracious
hostess of last evening her guests be-
ing the members of the Stitchers'
club. Members assembled at about
8 O'Clock, bringing with them bits OF
dainty embroidery and needle-work.
over which chatty hour was enjoy
ed. At Q o'clock frames were laid
aside and delicious refreshments were
served.
There were no guests on this occar
sion.
= .I
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WORLDS FIRST
SHIP IN AIR
To Make a Regular Passen-
ger Cruise Through the
Blue Empyrean.
BY United rrcas Wire.

by Unltcu lfCSS wire
FrederiChanhafcn, Germany, June
22.-The worlds first regular aerial
passenger cruise was made today
when the new giant Zeppelin dirigi-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-22
LORING WARNER
GRADUATES
From Cornell University This Week

Jorinp Warner, accompanied by
his parents Mr., and Mrs. w. H. war
ner left yesterday to attend the com
mencement exercises at Cornell uni
versity where he graduates this week
In 1906 he graduated from the local
high school and has since that time
been pursuing studies in an engineer
ing course in that university. AS a
student he has ranked well, and be-
cause of his ability in engineering
lines has been offered a splendid posi-
ton In Pittsburg which he has ac-
cepted. He will assume the respon-
sibilities of his new position some
time this summer.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-22

Russia is becoming interested in
hyro- electric power plants and Is
examining into the matter of electrify
ing suburban divisions of its state
railroads. An investigation Is being
made of our high tension transmits
sion systems and 1t is probable that
new field win be opened for Amer
lean engineers.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-22

Last evening Mrs. Emma Price in
vited number of her friends and
neighbors to her porch, where cool
vines and fragrant flowers made a
pleasant nook for friendly sociability
Greatly adding to the evenings plea
sure was a. cool course luncheon,
served by the hostess.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-22

The Francis Willard W. G. T. U
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-22

Parents know how children abhor
bad Hastng medicine. Youngsters
not only need not be coaXed to take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea bur
they really like II, It's so sweet ana
palatable. Surely the best remedy
known for children's ailments. Pure
ly vegetable; cannot harm the most
delicate. -
Charles Schmidt 81 Co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-22

George w. Griffith. of Philadelphia,
and George Hogg, of Pittsburg, who
for the past several days, have been
guests of Ray King, returned to
Cornell yesterday where they VIII
graduate from Cornell university this
week
During the past few days they have
been the honor guests at number
of pretty social functions in the city
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GARPET CLEANING

II - ---->~~->--~~~s~~<
IoLR CARPETS RENOVATED
IS vacuum Carpet Cleaning Co
<9olH rates. Eoli 4l32-X. rise
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LOCKSNIITHING


ffoNE us YOUR TROUBLES AN3o
we VIII give Nou PROMPT attention.
Western Arms Sporting Goods Co, Both
phOncS ltS, 1881
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DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY

WE NOT ONLY Sell. YOU DIAMONDS
but loan YOU within II per cent on
them at any Time, All transactions con-
hdcntial. T;tnh Loan & Jewolry Co III
T. 2nd South. ts2A63
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ts241

PER CENT MONEY-MoNEY AT
PER CENT
We Joan money at 5 per cont to buy
dwellings or to buy lots and build on
them: TO buy business places or to build
on them. or'to raise mortgages on either.
Easy payments
Orchard land to sell. with payments OF
ss per month without taxes or interest
with tho privilege OF borrowing $3.50 on
each acre after fifteen payments have
been. made. Call and let us explain.
SALINA ORCHARD & LOAN CO.
413 Atlas Bldg.
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PICTURE FRAMING

FRAME YOUR PICTURES REASON
able. NJ Fa!dmo. 1$o Z, 2ud So. Bell
lSo, 1927
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OSTRICH PLUMEs CLEANED

r. 4. CARTER FUR co. ~ w. lST so
Furs rcpnircd. remodcch redved r,541
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
rARMs AND AcREAoE
SUCCESSFUL rRUITpALg

is TIE PLACE FOR YOU
Land in this esta blished Gulf Coast
Colony Us the best Investment now being
offered In the entire south. good land, not
white sand; no negroes fine markets; big
profit country; not a new thing! but eg-
tablished sor eighteen years and success
proven: healthful climate and beautiful
winters; water pure: rainfall ample. no
farm in this district. Nbere ten acres can
he made to produce $4,000 n year: price
low now and makes splendid investment,
as land is rapidly increasing In value;
nothing exactly like II anywhere: send for
our big book OF panorama Views. Agents
wanted. FruItdale Development Co.. $50
$23 Chestnut street, St. Louis. Mo.
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FOR RENT-HousEs FURNISHED

PART OF A NEWLY FURNISHED
house for rent. reasonable. close IN:
Address Y-l3. Tribune Sao2d
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-HousEs UNFURN1sHED

4-RooM eMoDERN TERRACE. WITH
large basement room, corner OF and
Lth ave. Jas, X. Shaw Co.. 800 D. y
Walker block. k2T67
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pND HAND FURNITURE

I'm Pam ~~-c---~~-~~~~~-~~~~
ID sSui;. HAVING MOVED TO
w3n south; first door west Sanl-
srpet, ior 80 davs. sell you furni.
|ln oir,s,hg.s. at the lowest prices
Irly oiy wn,y be made In Salt Lake.
lnr. 'ou 10 see me before buving
'fQa f2Gi6
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GLOVE MANUFACTURERS

NELSON GLOVE co. Ga F. 3D So.
exclusive glove store. Gloves made 70
order Repairing and cleaning. MISS
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LOTS IN NORTH WATERLOO. s295:
sidewalks and city water paid in full;
part terms Address Owner Box 1872.
1887
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE-PAUL HEN pro.
. prietor, IS East First South: 25O rooms;
rave" ''@' t'S ano QUO. y x1924
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HAND PAINTED CHINA

--->->~->.>-~-
tA -BECORATEiD CHINA AT KING
Browning Hdw Co. % W. 3rd So Miss
hertha WaGener, studio. i3 So. Srd East,
tS592
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FOE EENT

-oo LIGHT HOUsEKEEPlNG;;
ro Isrrs unfurnished room. Sos
Eouth.
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AND TAXIDERMISTS

gGRYTHING IN THE FUR
,ioLurrn'lst ,iocLu line and carry COM
OF inanura ctnrnd goods: pay
A fns Tor raw furs and game
u - oeenzcl Fur Co.. s. e. 3rd SO.
a31S2
IihED, REMODELED AND
IA fo,' expert f1rriers: lowest
2ssi sn Drun-uers' Sample Fur
-. vain. so46l
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BOARD AND ROOMS

MODERN HOME, BEAUTIFUL SUR
roundings. hot water heat: close in;
can give Srst-class accommoda tons 10
four or six adults. references. Bell
phone 5353-Y b24t4
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KEY FITTING, LOCK WORK

fCW LEX REPAIRS ANYTHING.
rfhonc key. Gun and Bike works. l2s
West ID South. $685.
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GUMS AND REvOLVERs

WE REPAIR BICYCLES. CASH REGIS
iers. lawn mowers. fit KEYS, etc. Knud-
sen, $50 South State Phones s74e
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FURNACES AND RANGES

FURNACES AND RANGES CLEANEI,
and repaired. chImneys cleaned. TIN
Ming and roofing. all kinds: satisfaction
guaranteed. John Femmel. % East lst
South Fell ATS. Ind 796. si0S
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H-CLAss BOARD AT li2 SOUTH
2nd East s22SS
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EXPERT VIOLIN MAKER

AND RlIPAlRER of ALL STRlNCf,p
Instruments 4. T. Juhlln. 4lo hcopo,, s,po,
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CHIMNEY SWEEP


CHIMNEY SWEEPING AND FURNACE
cleaning. leave orders Druehl a
Franken'a DRUG Store. Phones 100.
taos:
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t2945
cRoMER & co.

W NrL s-UUtU
100Y1e3 foot corner. with 5-room house.
city water close In. $500: acres good
land. first class water right. 81 miles
from center Of city $500: So acres. all
plowed and ready for spring crop fenced
and cross fenced $4,000 or will exchange
for home in city and assume or pay diff
ference: $50 acres good. clear land 70 ex
change for something In California: a
good 5-room cottage, in Industrial dis
trict of Los Angeles for something here.
| have some good buys and trades.
Come in. t32i1
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FLUFF RUGS MADE FROM YOt-p
wornout carpets. first class work: INV.
est prices. William J. Ridgway, 55l So.
Stltc. ben olo3. foTpp
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"A CLEAN ROOMS FOR LIGHT
incoming. 223 West 1e' So 1867
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FLUFF RUGS


EASTERN FLUFF RUG CO.; kENERSJ.
Bile rugs from your old carpets, Charles
q. Garner. 96o West Sd South Bel
Ss5V' m3oT.
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MTpWIFE

49,.
FElFArE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
North. BeIi llaS-X. Ind l4032 t9l7
PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT:
pest or care given. Mrs. Kate Johnson.
= Graham court. between 9Th and I'M
south and Ith and 5th East. Ben lsft.Ns,
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TO LEASE
GASOLINE LAMPS

GASOLINE LAMPS AND SUPPLIES or
all kinds, Mail orders solicited E B.
Eca eren, a21 Sn, Main st. so1ac
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-07-09
ANNOUNCEMENT. A

q beg to announce my candidacy
Ter the office Of Governor. subject to
the decision OF the Democratic vot-
e-s OF the State.
Campaign promises are easily made.
Ny purpose Is, IL elected. TO give the
people a plain. honest and business
like administration. OF course, I
shall advocate good roads, good
schools and good government. my at
titude as TO the same being well
known to the public for many years.
I consistently advocated prohibition
and was among The first to give
money and lend influence TO push that
movement more than twenty years
ago.
As a business man my chief aim,
h elected. will be TO conduct a State
government along business lines.
+. III. HYATT.
Columbia. s. c., June 6.
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iy' and there are still several oths$
cases on the docket.
Ihls morning three cases agains.
Iohn Rayford, colored, for selling
liquor, were taken up and by agree
ment he plead guilty in each of the
cases. In the first case the sentence
was three months imprisonment or q
fine of 500. In each of the two 9TH
er cases the sentence was one wear
on the chaingang, but sentence was
suspended during good behavior
In the case Of the State VS..
Johnson, selling liquor, the State fail
ed to make out a case and a verdict
of not guilty was directed.
The State VS.. Myers johnson
housebreaking and larceny, continu-
ed
The State VS.. Allen Butler, entering
a house with intent to steal and lar
ceny continued.
The State VS.. Lloyd Green and An
M Henderson. storing liquor, on rriai.
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Winthrop College
SCHOLARSHIP and ENTRANCE
EXAMINATION.

The examination for the award Of
vacant scholarships in Winthrop Col
lege and for the admission Of new
students will be held at the County
Court House on Friday, July 1, at 0
n. m. Applicants must be not less
than fifteen years of age. When
Scholarships are vacant after July /
they will be awarded to those making
the highest average at this examin-
alton provided they meet the condi-
tions governing the award. Appli-
cants for scholarships should write
to President Johnson before the ex-
animation for Scholarship examina-
ton blanks.
Scholarships are worth 800 and
Tree tuition. The next session will
open September 21. 1910. For furth-
er information and catalogue. address
Pres. ID. Ii. johnson, Hock Hill. s. C.
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TYPHOID IN COULMBIA.
Alarming Reports Contradicted nv
Official Figures.

Columbia, July 6.-In answer to re-
Forts that have somehow gained cur
rency over the State, to the effect
that there were from 100 to $50 cases
OF typhoid fever in Columbia, Secre-
tary Eugene McGregor of the City
Board of Health today issued a state
ment giving the number of cases from
Jan. 1st to July 1st, Of contagiou. md
infectious disease in the city, as fol-
lows:
Typhoid fever 21, smallpox rs.
diphtheria 9. measles 80, mumps B.
scarlet fever 3, chicken pox 2, whor-
ing cough S.
This summary, it will be noted.
covers the whole period from the.
opening of the current year to the
beginning of the seventh month.
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1t in his possession and using it for
his personal use would be a discrim-
ination against the other State I'M
favor of this State, which the laws
of the United States prohibit. They
prohibit that one State shall favor
the sale of stuff in that State as
against the sale or use or consump-
ton of stuff brought from another
State; but they hold that a State has
the right to absolutely prohibit any
thing like liquor, which is declared to
be detrimental to the public health
and so declared in this statute. and
declared to be contraband. The States
have right to prohibit the bringing
in and use of it altogether, and SO
that when a State absolutely prohi-
bits the bringing in Of the stuff and
the use of it by it's own citizens and
the selling of it under any law in any
between the State and other States
and the laws of the Interstate COM
merce are not interfered with. But
when a State undertakes to absolutely
prohibit, as it does in this section of
the Act that / have read to YOU as
to the acceptance and receipt or stor-
age or keeping in possession Of liq-
uor, absolutely and entirely, whether
1t is another State which sends liquor
into this State, such State is not dis
criminated against in any shape or
form, and liquor coming from an
other State, even though for personal
use. is contraband under this statute,
and no man has a right to keep it in
his possession for personal use or
otherwise.
There was a law known as the Will
son Act, first passed which allowed
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The following is the record of the
court since yesterday:
The State VS.. Lloyd Green and Anna
Henderson, storing liquor, guilty as to
Green, not guilty as to Henderson.
The State VS.. J. Fred Wise, receiv-
irg and storing liquor, continued.
The State VS.. James Calk, receiv.
ing and storing liquor, continued.
The State VS.. Henry Williams and
Wiley Thigpen, entering a house with
intent to steal and larceny, not gull
ty.
The State VS.. Isaac Ballard, obtain.
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ID yEAsSsaeRsf-:1 lssfizEEH1=
4AkssIisifeNA NsfbhaN |esSfRSbpEsskSa1z sfSpfEassSkl!S
WITHOUT A PARABLE HE spAKE NOT.
July 10.

Tho "ord' that speak they
1o ,5 PARABLE spass , not unto
~ in parallels and in dark sayings"
member this Many noble Christian
our Lords words all simple
s s s understood 3D. BY svys0S Nothing
truth they win lead to all kinds
unto the people "'o00' p''"0's "p'Se ne nj"
There Of deep ssnin
S Of @ @ ms1 OF facts " How absurd % the conclusion drawn from the
because man was rich Jared sumpuousy
to Interpret the poor man Lazarus who the
literally and diseased
that only such as
% s sn @ for the rru~O. that fell from the rich mans table
Scottish to think of AOahaus which
Truly parable in beauty and con-
We have ALREADY the 'r "i oo meaning % s
readers We @ % % aGs at some M future tune for the benefit Of
''0p" %",a always WAYS. In pa paTaeles % and dark sayings
former Into the represents literal
the inbeor Of the Kingdom the % %
into the % m. Of the wicked @ one The gathering
plane and pdes the shining forth
declare: The whole creation sroaneh avah
Tor the shining Kingdom and their shining
forth fort truth and Righteousness win all
m o . all the Willingly n enjoy the
referring to the literal burning evidently
S ses % Of ' Ts RE their destruction individuals
How glad we are find the these
aoes How glad pnrnboc
come come reasonable and beautiful What silver there
people comes the
day. >' ''
oorsoa o
on many They think Of the separation
now In falling
snah mud Its application when
with him.
before
nrse them
goats We thus
through Church
him his Of
~or Oh mankind And the which
ne human family The shephe will
vor the goake to the left
n ear Judgment day will bring the expression
MS davor towards the
represented
OF
tolowersl
everlasting punishment" death
8
our Iord"-Romans
Evidently
ecreung nj present Of the Divine
mne e scriptures declare Is OF
all
eternal torture to everlasting
tnank thee Father Lord of heaven
60 Father for so Ii seemed good
hiding or the Divine
ore Ior those from whom hidden
Iounu TOT thanking the heavenly Father
however that although
glorious plans nevertheless
ana therefore would have gotten
ss nevertheless rightly
neprui those It's
" our Lord message which makes the religion
OF
somess message of forgiveness n
message OF love s well
hfe are charming beautiful foeu
and
mat proportion IN
r the spirit Mas
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CAN'T have LIQUOR.
JUDGE MEMNiINGER THROWS
IOMBSHELL.

Charges the Jury That the Mere Pos.
session of Liquor Is Crime Under
The Carey-COthran Law and Which,
Liquor Is Found i'm Persons Pos
session tic Jury Has Nothing {" Do
VIII, the Purpose for Which He
Has It--If 1t is Proven That Per-
son Receives and Keeps Liquor He
Is Guilty Of Violating the Law.
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"Teething children have more or
less diarrhoea, which can be controlI-
ed by giving Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. All
that is necessary is to give the pres
cribed dose after each operation of
the bowels more than natural and
then castor oil to cleanse the system.
1t is safe and sure. Sold by w. w.
Sibert.
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'The worlds most successful medi-
cine for bowel complaints is Cham
bcrlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. IL has relieved more pain
and suffering. and saved more lives
than any other medicine IN use. In
valuable for children and adults.
Sold by w. w. Sibcrt.
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Soreness OF the muscles, whether
induced by violent exercise or injury.
Is quickly relieved by the free appli-
cation of Chamberlain's Liniment.
This liniment is equally valuable for
muscular rheumatism, and always af-
lords quick relief. Sold by w. W.
Sibert.