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New Recipe for Home Made
Laxative Cough Cure.

n cough OF cold is due to con-
gestion and inflammation OF the
membranes OF the throat and
lung Something TO overcome the
congestion IL necessary VI you cx-
pect cure. Morphinc and chlor-
olorm preparations relieve but
they do not cure-only ngCrayatc
ultimately and weaken tho natural
resistance and health.
Here Is n formula that VIII euro
chronic cases OF old people and
acute coughs OF old or young
Essence mentho-laXcne ., .2i5 oZs.
GIanulatcd sugar syrup .13Is ozs.
Get the essence mcntho-laxcnc
OF any we'll stocked druggist,
empty IL Into a pint bottle and
Ill up the bottle with syrup made
as follows. Take pint of gran,
ulatcd sugar. pour ovor it half
pint OF boiling water. stir and let
cool Then add 1t to the mentho-
ldAene and take tcasDoonful cv-
cry hour or two as needed
This viii break up any cold. euro
sore throat, relieve coughing nj
stantly, loosen the tightcst cough
ana soon cure by ltI laxative
tonic action. differing from every
tnlns cvor heard OF.
Try this simple but ctfcctunl
formula and you win forevcr bless
the day you learned of 1t. and
Soull save 50 or "a besides,
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Mrs, John Lindstrom OF Dale
Creek, Wyoming. is visiting with
her son Axel Lindstrom Mrs.
Lindstrom is on her way home after
an extended visit with relatives in
Spokane, Wash She Is much pleased
with the conditions around ogden and
expresses desire TO locate here in
the near future,
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NO COURT IN
DIS 7 R IC Z
COURT

The time OF Judge Howell Will be
occupied at Pennington today and to-
morrow, and during Thursday and
Friday of this week he will be at
Morgan holding court.
On Wednesday the case OF the es-
state of Elizabeth Boyle, in which a
petition asking for tho issuance OF
letters testamentary is to be heard
On Saturday OF this week the court
viii again be in session in this city
TO consider probate and motion cal
endars,
Miss Kathryn Fitzgerald and her
guest, Miss Grace Sullivan, went to
Salt Lake Friday.
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To feel strong. have good appetite
and digestion, sleep soundly and enjoy
life, use Burdock Blood Bitters, the
great system tonic and builder. :
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problems under competent leadership.

problems under competent leadership,
and should work great good.
The First Presbyterian church Is
fitting up rest room in the parlors
of the church, where easy chairs and
toilet conveniences will be provided
for the ont Of town delegates from
the Presbyterian churches. These resi-
rooms VIII be open to all, and the
work and many publications of the
Presbyterian school board Will be dis.
played
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There's a Quality Guaranty Behind
Blanchard Butter
It's a standard product.

It's a standard product.
This company stakes its reputation upon IT,
IF YOU should get pound satisfactory send back
Your grocer will replace refund your money.
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manner of the death of John the
Baptist.
THE LESSON.
VS.. /. "Herod the tetrarch.
This mans name was Herod An
tipas. a son OF Herod the Great
and ruler OF one of the provinces
into which Palestine was divided
after the great kings death
''Tetrarch" means really COVER
nor of a fourth part" He was a
wicked man. Hebrew in origin,
Roman by education and affilia-
ton. he had all the vices and al
most none of the virtues of the
two nations combined in his per-
sonality. To the ears of this man
came the fame OF Jesus.
VS.. 2. The verse shows how
conscience and superstition were
combined in this man. The re-
ports about Jesus troubled him.
1T is John. he said, That was
conscience. He is risen from the
dead. ne continual. That was
superstition. Guilty fear filled him.
This is the first hint that John was
dead. How came he to die? The
remaining verses tell the story.
vs.. 3. Arrest, chains. prison for
good man for tie sake of a
wicked. shameless woman. Herod-
las was the wife of Hercd Philip.
The two Antipas and Herodias
were living in adultery. All the
world knew it, and John tie Bap-
fist dared to tell the king so.
Herod loved the sensational. John
had interested him. He sent Tor
John to preach He wanted a
new sensation John furnished it.
vs.. 4. He WIS not afraid OF the
king. Stern and uncompromising
he told the king the truth. and the
heart of the woman was filled with
hate. The most vindictive thing
in the world is ovcrtaken sin, be it
in man or woman. This woman S
hate was implacable.
VS.. ), The king was murdere.
in his heart, and he was a coward
besides. He did not dare to anger
the common people. John was a
popular idol. A man who darcs to
attack fearlessly is always dear to
the popular heart. To arouse that
heart against himself not even
wicked Antipas dared to do. IT
would have made a tumult, made
doubtless, riot and bloodshed, and
a swift inquiry by Rome,
king did not wish any inquiries
into his unprincipled life. There
had been no Hebrew prophet for
almost four hundred wears. ard
the people almost worshipped this
great one that had arisen.
Us. q, \ birthday OF a king was
a great occasion. Such days are
yet. We keep, even we common
people do, our birthdays. and make
them times OF happiness. and mirth
sometimes. Herod and his lords
made the kings birthday an occa-
sion for a banquet and a drunken
orgy. Tie queens daughter, Sa-
lone, shame css and Wickt { MS her
mother, danced Tor the gratihca-
ton OF the rctclers. 1t was q
dance to make dccency blush. and
it pleased the worthless kinglct.
Us. I. There have been many
bad promises made in this world
nlim:ted, unmodihcd promise,
are bad This was one. What
would such shameless girl be APP
to ask: He doubtless thought o
gold, or gems, or qualifications fol
her royal luSts With an oath h,
swore it. whatsoever" is an all
embracing word, and a kings oatl
must not be gainsad Ii the king
shall be false to his oath, wha
will the subject be?
vs. & Did she answer No
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PRACTICAL.

1t is better not to hear than to
use what. is heard basely.
Conscience is active when least
tpcctcd, and its activity is found
in the most unlikely hearts.
1t never occurred to Herod that
a new era had dawned, and that an
age that had produced John
could produce greater than Ohm.
To arrest man Tor crime is
right. 10 arrest man because
OF another PERSONS bate is wrong.
The worst eucmi.s are women.
Men cannot hate as women can,
even as they cannot love as women
| can.
Courage is a wonderful virtue.
| 1t is never bravado. 1t never
busters. 1t is seldom noisy. But
it acts.
The truest courage is that which
dares to stand out against power
when power is wrong. 1t costs
nothing to tell beggar he is a
sinner. There is no danger i'll
that.
John said to king, you are a
iaw-breaker. You and your par
amour are adulterers. 1t would
not have been less offensive to
have been less direct.
The offensc of John lay in the
Tact that the king knew he was
telling the truth.
Hate can sink the human heart
to the lowest depths OF hell.
HcrodaS would have made a
| good second for Jczcbel.
Hcart-broken disciples were
faithful to the end They did the
last thing love can do.
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she. What do | want She goes
with the promise to her mother
What a pair to talk together
Poor John in the prison did not
know, could not know, how his
life was being hargained away by
the two Mickedest women in Pal
estine.
The girl returned to the ban
quet hall, and made the infamous
request. What an awful thing
that was. How could she say it 4
But she did. She repeated the
words her mother had taught her.
vs.. 9. Only few words are
needed to tell the rest of the story.
1t sobered the rash king. He was
sorry. No wonder. But what
was. one Jews life to a king?
What was crime when compared
to an oath? 1t must have made
silence in that hall. Would he do
it? What was the life even of
prophet to an oath sworn in the
presence of his mobiles? He gave
the gruesome order. Give her
his head" Oh, the sins of the
world! Oh, the sins of the kings
OF the world! oh, the sins OF the
women of the world! Nothing
can condone them. History will
never forgive them.
Us. 10. This is the short, sad
record. 1t needs no comment.
VS.. IL. Think of it. Shudder
over it. Weep at the depths to
| which woman can fall. That
girl took the CHASTITY thing and
carried it to her mother. What
had Salome when all was done!
II any sense of modesty was left in
her. she had memory over which
at times even her face must have
crimsoned. What had her mo-
tier: Satisfied hate. The thought
OF the enormity of the crime of the
Empire of Rome under the Gaze
sars is horrible. This is one OF
the side lights which the New Tes-
lament throws on the whole colos-
sal wickedness.
VS.. IL. Poor disciples. Not
disciples OF Jesus. Oh. no. Hum
Die adherents of John. Men who
loved him and remained near him.
Men hoping, doubtless, every day
that Herod would have compass
sion and release their prophet.
| And at last all they had was a
headless body. The voice would
be heard no more. The last pro-
phet was dead. The least in the
new Kingdom of God was to be
greater than the last martyr of
the old-time Jaw.
How pathetic that last sentence
is. They went and told Jesus. ;"
What else could they do: 1t is all
we can do now, when grief comes !;
grief greater than we can bear
But it is a lovely thing to do. Jesus
will always hear the story of woe,
will always comfort i'll the sad
hour.
The Golden Text says it is bet
ter to be slow to anger than to be
a king, or that is what it means.
1t says it is better to be self-con-
trollcd than to be a conqueror
That is Golden Text worth re-
membering always. If Herod had
been slow to anger, he would
never have put John in prison. If
Herod had been self-controlled and
not maddened with drink he would
never have made the rash promise.
All the wisdom of this world has
not been uttered by the present
age That old Book of Proverbs
is filled with wisdom as a rich
placer mine with nuggets of virgin
gold
PRACTICAL.
| 1t is better not to hear than to
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Sabbath School
NOTES BY R. S. HOLMES.
Lesson VIII. May ~. 1910.
THE DEATH OF JOHN THE
BAPTIST.
Matt. IA: I-I2.)

Golden Text: "He that is slow
to anger is better than the mighty
and he that ruleth his spirit than
he that taketh city" Prov. 10:
81.
Jesus had become famous.
Everywhere in his native land his
name was a household word. Some
loved, some hated, all were cur
ious. "WFo is he" was often
asked. The story of his deeds
came at last to Herod The effect
the narration had upon that wick
ed man is the occasion for this
preservation for the world by
Matthew of the reason for and the
manner of the death of John the
Baptist.
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NORTHWEST BRANCHES:

NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
Eradford's Pharmacy. 9th and r. T. ave
tSmmcrcial Bal Bank Bids.. Postal Telegraph.
f T1iswelis Drug St15e. 1th an, and T. st 81.
Thes p2ss pTn and fa sumbia road
Dupont Pharmacy. 10th and r SITS
Epply's Drug store 14th and Clifton sts
Emerson. @. w. 1Ith ST and Park road
Gcntner's Drug Store. 14th and y SITS
Goldeuberg's Bureau Of Information.
T.S S:ets ol 47o snf Pa ave-
Interior Dept. sth and F. Postal Tsiegrapn.
s kann. Sons & Co, Information Bureau.
Kings Drug Store. 18th and SITS
National p1 Hotel TIE Postal a,G' Teieeraph.
portman,s Pharmacy, 14th and H. l. ave-
Roland Wallace. Newsstand and Stationery
Union mons station sf% s'1 Postal Isl Telegraph.
United States Capitol. Postal Telssrapn.s ...
12.b Connecticut ave.. Postal Telegraph.
ouigiey's Drug Store. 21st and G SITS.
GEORGETOWN:
oPeanes Drug Drug Store store sss s s AND ,ss
Pride's Pharmacy, 2sth and sts
NORTHEAST:
Buffers Pharmacy, 4th and Stanton pi; ne:
Kenealy's Pharmacy. n Capitol and sts.
Ta5ior '1 hsn Stn 18th and Sc Capitol st.
Mooradin's Pharmacy. 18th and n sts ne:
1eatman. D. A. Pharmacy It'll ana ID n.e'
SOUTHEAST:
Rradiey's Drug Store. sth and f SITS. Sc.
ODonneliS Drug Store, Sd and Pa. ave. So.
NJ. s. Fealy. Druggist. 18th and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST:
Harrington's Pharmacy. 464 18th ST.
11th ST. wharf Postal Telegraph ONCE.
Sullivan's Drug Store, 7th and u SITS. s.w.
Charles g. Walter. 9O1 ~ st. s.w.
TENLEYTOWN. D. c.:
George p. Parton. Druggist. Wisconsin ave.
ANACOSTIA, d. c.:
Mrs T. F. Williamson. Dry Goods Store, 16l
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Coiunlbia.-M. " Mueller 4 Company
a corporation. VS.. Chester Y. Bng.-Equlty No
the account Of the receivers and make dstribu-
ton of the proceeds to the persons entitled
thereto. | will proceed with the said reference
on Friday. January q. 1910, at 1880 am,
ut the auditors rooms in the u. s. courthouse
Washington. D. c. All persons having claims
in the above case notified to present same
with their proof at the said time and place
LOUIS A. DENT. Auditor jal3.l517
II. NEWTON DONALDSON, ATTORNEY FOR
Petitioner.ln the Supreme Court of the Dis
re re p Estate . OF John F. Crise. deceased;-Eo.
probate Of the last viii and testament of said
estate by Richard j. Jones, 1t is ordered. this
18th day OF January. A. d. 1910. that Harry D.
Turner. Frank +. Turner William e. Crise
Mary Emma Crise and Charles II. Crise and ali
others concerned appear in said court on Friday.
the 18th day Of February. A. d. 1910, at 10
O'Clock am, to show cause why such applica-
tion should not be granted. Let notice hereof
be published In the Washington Law Reporter
and The Evening Star once in each Of three
mentioned. the first publication to be- not less
than thirty days before said return day. JOB
BARNARD Justice. tSeal) A true copy-At-
test: JAMES TANNER Register Of wills
nj
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LIQUOR AND DRUG CURE.

THE CLEMENS-DUyAL INSTITUTE FOR
the Treatment and Cure Of Alcoholism Drug
Additions and Nervous Diseases. Communities.
tons confidential 900 NJ st. Phone North
2535 NJ. EDW. c. BARSTOW, II. D., Director.
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MASSAGE.

sCTENTIFIC MASSAGE FACE, SCALP; wRTN-
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NV. formerly 1912 g. Phone Main 60l0-M.
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WANTED-HELP.

MALE.
WANTED-MAN ACCUSTOMED TO RUNNING
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perience In bndery: give reference and salary
expected BOX .. City Post Office. ja13-St
WANTED-FIRST-CLASS MAN WHO CAN So
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also work wagon part Of time: thoroughly
understand driving horse, strictly honest aud
give best local references: state salary anl
qualifications. Address Box 20, Star Office.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washington, D. G.,
January IL. 191O.-Seaed proposals will be re-
ceived at this office until two O'Clock, pm. Jan
nary y, 1910 for furnishing and erecting in the
District Building one forty thousand 100000 and
two thirty Thousand go 00Ol cubic feet capacity
air washers. Blank forms OF proposal and all
necessary information may be obtained upon APP
district Building. HENRY b. +. MACFARI.AND.
HENRY L. WEST, WILLIAM v. JUDSON. Com
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OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Washington. January H. 1810.-Sealed
proposals will be received at this Office until II
O'Clock. noon. January "a. 1910, for installing
water supply system in the Congress Heights
School. Specifications. proposals and all neces-
sary information may be obtained from Chief
Clerk, Engineer Department. room No. 427 Dis
trict Building. HENRY B. r. MCFARLAND,
HENRY L. WEST. WILLIAM v. JUDSON,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

WANTED FIVE SECONDHAND PORCELAIN
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FOR SALE MOVING PICTURE THEATER:
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son. illness OF manager. Address Box 81. Star
office ia13-3ts
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SECOND FLOOR: WARM FURNISHED ROOM
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

THE BURLINGTON. APARTMENT 201-FUR-
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PROFITABLE BOARDING HOUSE BUSINESS
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furnishings complete: price reasonable terms
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TO GENTLEMAN. SECOND FLOOR BAY :
window room; hot-water heat: tiled
bath same floor: two lines: private
family of two; $40 If permanent. OWNER
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THREE NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, SEN
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lily: gentlemen preferred; references. 1915
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COMPANY ORGANIZED TO ESTABLISH
chain of moving picture shows offers few par
ties with $50 to $500 opportunity TO share i'm
profits with organizers. Address BOX
IS Star office. jal2-3ts
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HEALTH MOVEMENT

VIAvT SCIENCE OF HEALTH: NATURAL:
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Apply by mail 316 Colorado building. Free
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FURNISHED APARTMENT: SPECIAL OPPoR-
TUNITY: TORONTO APARTMENT HOUSE,
No. g. 9th floor. corner 10Th and p: rms.
bath and Kitchen: all outside rooms: attractive
and homekc lbrc- -brac pictures. library.
etc. included: sublease largely reduced rental
il leased at once. Apply HEISKELL Ne
LERAN. 1903 ST. NV. Phone NJ. 6Gs.
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BEAUTIFUL NEW BUILDING,
THE "NONQUITT,"

FOR LEAsE-DEsIRABLE NEW APARTMENTS
Just being finished. Meridian st. NV. Mt
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one room and bath. $3.50 per month: foul
rooms and bath. So so; five rooms and bath
$3I So all outside rooms: parQuetry floors: tiled
baths.
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n "
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| FOR SALE-STOCk IN EASTERN AMUSEMENT
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AT INVENTORY - BEST GROCERY. MEAT
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stay in store week prove statement. THORN
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| WANT TO INVEST FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS
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| business. Full particulars to Box Il, Star Of
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of money for this celebration and we
hope that it viii be appreciated and
that a big crowd will be present on
that day.
The Knights of Columbus ball
team of Huron, will play Sioux Falls
in this city on June 10th. There will
probably be no other opportunity to
see two such splendid teams play in
this part of the state again this year,
The members of the Evangeli-
cal congregation gathered together
Tuesday evening and proceeded to
the parsonage where they surprised
Rev. and Mrs Booth completely. At
ter a social time the ladies of the
party served refreshments. Before
dispensing the party presented the
pastor and his wife with a hand some
rug as a memento of the occasion
The evening was a pleasant or for all
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NOTICE

The Farmers Go Operative Assn
will close their elevator June 18th for
the purpose of cleaning out the house
and making a few necessary repairs.
As soon as the work can be done,
probably within a weeks time, the
elevator will be opened again, but
grain taken in after that time will not
be paid for until July 1st, 1910. This
arrangement has been made so that
the books can be closed aud the
dividend apportioned.
Notice is further given that all
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LOW RATES EAST ACCOUNT
NATIONAL CONVENTIONS

Special low rates via the Chicago d
North Western Ry. on convenient
dates during ,he summer months to
Chicago, Milwaukee, Detroit, Saratoga
SPRING, Niagara Falls, Washington,
New York City, Atlantic City, Boston
and points on the Atlantic Seaboard,
account National Conventions
Summer tourist rates daily 10 all
seaside and mountain resorts in the
east,
Direct connections at Chicago with
fast trains of all lines east. Choice of
routes. For information. apply to
any ticket agent of The North West
ern Line. 37-2t
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grain in the elevator not then paid Ior
will be checked out at market price
June LIST, and all checks not call d
for by June Bird will be placed in tie
bank to the credit of the party III
favor of whom checks are drawn. If
this arrangement is not s~atisfactorv.
parties must call for checks Def RS
June 3rd.
Parties owing the association FIR
coal are hereby notified that all ae-
counts must be paid at once.
BY order of board of directors.
+. w. WRIGHT, Mgr.