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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-03

Opomba Nm iugosov sociaistGnim
o poSebne gasovnice staveni pregh vrnti
naJde do juna ajnka Zlod Centre Ave- Chica-
ILL., Ako kera oranzaciia Suaino gasovnce do
maja, mai jo zahteva cd tainika
N ugoslovanski socaSirn Gasopis Amerk so naprosep
a ponatisneo prevedeio obaviio manifest in poce
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-03
MEDJUGosLovANsKI oDBoR

sklicanJe kongresa
Dimier Ekonomoff M Glumac Jursc edji Mole
Dusan Popovic Parizanovc Sav Soja nof Jos Zav
mix st, Stjepan Zlodi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-03
= Cd vseh strani dezu

Od Vseh stranl dezuje danes
proSenj ma Emilia Seidela. novo-
lzvolJenega socialisticnega zupana
"a mesto Milwaukee, "a sluzbe.
Prosilci sa republikanci in demo
kratje. Med proSilci nj Socialistov,
tako je izjayil novoizvolieni zu-
pan.
To mas opominja ma gibanie
med Slovenci pred par lett. Str
nell so. da Sc socialist ne pehaio
"a Sluzbe. Nocemo izraziti Sc dolo-
cneJe, ker nOcemo odpreti starih
ran, da bi nam kdo ocital. da pro-
voclramo Z nova bOj. Kdor nina
zapecatene pameti razumc mas.
Ali enkrat pa "a vselej iziavimo:
Kdor je preprican socialist Sc ne
peha "a sluzbagni, marvec caka
mirno, da ga ljudstvo pozove in
prlpozna njegove zmoznosti. Kdor
pa della naSprotno. nj socialist. ia
Je navaden oSkosrGncz. ki gleda
ma svojo koriSt. XII Sc So nj otresel
kapitalisticncga miSljenia.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-03
LetO (VOl.) v.

V lndustrielnem gnezdu Homestead
nj sanitarnih in sOcialnih naprav.
Iuzna, pa resnicna slika! Ali ie
Carnegie res clovekoljub2
- Razni kapitalisticni listi ma
povedujejo, da bo padla cena "a
preslcJe meSo. Danes Sc >Ijudstvo
prav mic ne obcuti tega napoveda-
mega znizanja cen, dasiravno bi
morale obcutiti tako nitro znizan-
Je kot znizanje cen.
Mi cujemo poslanico V znizaniu
cen, Il manjka 1--WE we're to.
Marsiktera gospodinja We. da ie
krompir pO 20 centov buselj ma tr-
gu. Y prodaji ma drobno mora pa
gospodinja dvakrat ali trikrat to-
hko placati "a buSelj. Ameriski
polJedeljski list American Agri-
culturist' pravi: Doziveli smo
markantno znizanje cen zivila.
Psenlca Je primeri Z lansko ceno
padla "a II centov pri buSlju. ko-
ruza IA 10, owes "a 20. Kar Sc tiGe
kromplrja, omenjamo. da ga ne
kateri kmetje MISC hoteli prodati
nso zdaj veseli, Ge ga moreio
prodati po % centov buSeli. Tudi
Jabolka so Ogromni zalogi. ka-
tero boil uni6uje gniiloba kot pa
konzum. Jajca zopet po start pra-
ksl devajo hladne shrambe in
cakaJo. da bo poskoGila cena. radi
tega Je prisiljen konzument plaza
II 30 centov "a tucat. o znizaniu
cen "a sirOvo maslo poroca tudi
polJedelski list. Gospodinje pa ne
yedo mic TEN, dasiravno strasi
vlada trust "a sirovo maslo OBJ
tozbo.
Taxa je slika danaSniega 60
spodarStva V kapitalisticni repub-
liki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-03

V industrielnem gnezdu Homestead
nj sanitarnih in sOcialnih naprav.
TUNA, pa resniGna slikal Ali ie
Carnegie res clovekoljub?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-03

This paper is devoted
to the interests of the
working class. Work.
ers are entitled to all
what tn ey produce.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-28

QlSeSllOU, CldSSeIOIll les luecS 1OllCo uC
It une s~auvegarde contre lie deperissement
lstitution amenes par TN mauvais estomac.
Rares sont les hommes qui ne souffrent
pas du NAL de reins, de rognons; pressure
tous, de temps a autre, ont, soft DIES dou-
lbles urinaires. Les Pilules Moro sont lie
t naturel qui guerit lie NAL de dos lie plus
5 urinaires les plus prononcees, CONNIE in
envies f%requentes d'uriner ct toutes ces
ct ch%roniques DIES reins ct de la vessie.
lie rhumatisme brise ct viellllt avant lie
temps un grand nombre d'hommes dams
la force de Page ct rayonnants de sante,
s CONNIE DIES enfants. II attaque la jeu-
sont frequents ct severes. lie trail
oft &tre inferno les Pilu1es Moro agissent
guerissent toutes les douleurs, depuis la
dou1eurs les plus ~prononcees, lie
,mme celui qui existe depuis longtemps.
Les Pilules Moro sont aussi lie remede par
excellence contre les resultats DIES maui
VASES habitudes, DIES abus de %jeunesse ct
DIES exces de Page muir, tells que pertes
anormales, impuissance, faiblesse orga-
,x xor;coca1e reimbursement sex11e1
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-28
Nerfs Affaiblis par
Mauvaise Condulte
Chez les Hommes

nique, epuiscment nerveux, varicoceEe. Lafalb1ssement seXue
produit chez Phomme les efets les plus dernoraisants, ct lie senti
nent de la degenerescence est la mort de l'ambihon, de Temperance
il fat surgir lie desespor ct il a pour cortege usuel les mauva1
symphonies suivants: Maux de tete, eloignennent DIES relation
ordinares, default de confance aux arnis, irritabiite, insomnia
df6culte dappliquer son esprit a I'm sujet on a TN travail: Que
que soft 1eur abatement, ceux qui soufrent trouve ront dams lie
Plu1es Moro TN mervei1eux secours, TN rernede pu1ssant; lis seron
gueris, ct leur vie parfaitement inutile redevendra heureuse ct pro
ftable. Les P1ules Moro sont la nourriture par excellence de
nerfs affaiblis, Giles stimulent les forces latentes de la nature.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-28

arrange d'avance entire l'avocat ct lie
juif barbu. LIE cousin FRANCOIS Sc deci-
da d'autant plus volontiers a common
Ger par Galmard, quill await I'm excel
lent pretexte pour lui faire une vislte.
II await d l'entretenir de la nouvelle in
cartade de LIE Planchais ct a lui deman-
der de lie delivrer definitlvement de ce
parent dangereux. IL Sc diregea done
dun pied leger vers lie domicile de
loi. Comment il sly prendrait pour ar
river a ses fins, maftre Dolley ne lie sa-
Wait pas encore. II comptait beaucoup
sur son adresse ct un peu sur lie hasard
car il n'etait pas assez sot pour aborder
de front la question brulante du livre
subtilisee par Mardochee, II aurait
fallu pour celia parler de ses relations
personnelles vec M, Hingant, ct il Sc
raft bien garde ce commettre une pareii-
lie imprudence. C'etait la premiere fois,
du reste, quill allait METRE les pieds
dams lie cabinet de consultations de Ia
rue de Clery, car maitre Galmard await
toujours tenu a distance lie provincial
quill await daigne admettre en- tiers dams
son enterprise. II ne Sc COMMUNICATE
avec lui que par rentreprise do Billebau-
de. Aussi ne fut il pas peu
surpris quand sd vieille SER
vante lui annonca que NJ. Dolley de-
mandait a lie voir pour 'affaire urgente.
II n'etait guere plus de dix heures du
matin, car FRANCOIS await meme ronde-
-ment ses courses, ct l'avocat etait occu-
pc a dejenner DUN harang saur ct dun
moroccan de frontage de Gruyere, quill
a~rrosait d'eau claire. Son modesto ap-
partement ne %eomportait point lie luxe
dune sale d manger, ct lie practicien
p%renait &c frugal repas sur lie coin de la
table do son cabinet. II ne fit aucune
dificulte d'admettre Dolley 4 lie contem-
pier dams l'exercice de sa vertu dominan-
to, la sobriete, ct Pex-maitre d'ecole fut
introduit sur lie champ.
Quel bon vent vous amene mon cher
monsieur? dit Galmard sans cesser de
s'escrimer aretes de son harang. Au-
riez-vous fait quelque trouvailie ines
perez? ~Seriez-vous sur la piste de Ma
RE Brehal?
-Helas! non soupira Dolley, je mai
rien de bon a vous apprendre, ct 81 je
me permets de YOU deranger a Pheure
de votre dejeuner, c'est que....
-Vous ne me derangez point, ct c'est
moi qui aurais a m'excuser de vous faire
a~ssister a I'm repas qui ne rappelle en-
rien ceux de Lucullus. Mais je ne rou-
gis pas de la simplicite de mes habi,u-
des, ct d'ailleurs les a~ffaires avant tout.
Voyons! de quot s'agit-il?
DE ce miserable parent que vous
ave bien voulu vous charger d'eloigner
de Paris. LIE dr6le y est encore, ct il
commet imprudence sur imprudence.
Croiriez-vous que, hier soir, il a ell Pau
dace de Sc presenter dams une maison
Oh je passais la soiree aveo DIES compa-
triotes?
-Diantre! VOLTA qui est desagreable
ct meme compromettant pour vous.
.-D'autant plus d6sagreable quill
etait ivre, scion son haDitude, ct d'au-
tant plus compromettant quill Sc trou-
wait Ia DIES personnes qui avaient ell
vent de sa conduite pendant les afaires
de JUN.
EFT comment a fni P%aventure?
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-28
Feullleton de rEcho de POuest 80
D. e Ypes@P @M
@@plf@AM@

Bon! mails lie diable, c'est que la
petite est coffee de ce lieutenant. -.
-Est-ce la ce qui t'arrete? Notre
cousine nous donnera I'm coup de main
pour lie lui faire soufier. Oette oh6re
Mathilde, VOLTA une demi heure que
nous Pennuyons de nos afaires. III
sen va temps que nous nous occupions
un peu des %siennes. .Allous! avoue, ma
file, que 81 tn voulais ten bonner la pei
ne, tn aurais bient6t fat la conquete
du ~fatassin.
-Je NY pense gu6re, dit Mile Pelchat
en- affectant I'm air d6gag6; mails lie fat
est mleux qu'une petite pensionnaire
maigre CONNIE un cent de clous ct pale
4 faire peur.
-Avec DIES joues fraiches ct DIES yeux
b%rillants CONNIE les items, tn tourne-
rails la tete d tous les officers de la gar
nison de Paris, ct ne dome
pas huit jours 4 celui Ia
pour tomber u de tot. Mile
Moulinier en- sechera de jalousie, ct la
%jalousie peut mener loin, quand on a
sous la main I'm jeune ct jolt cavalier
CONNIE notre cousin Charles. Alors, ma.
fol! tout s'arrangerait pour lie mieux,
puisque chacun aurait son lot; nous fe-
rions les deux noces en- meme temps, ct
tn peux compter, ma bonnie Mathilde,
que nous ne serions pas ingrats. Pour
ma part, je me chargerais d'arrondir ia
dot de facon a te CONTENDER.
Eft moi done! s'ecria Dugenet.
Nous verrons. ~. je ne dis pas non,
balbutia Mathilde, beaucoup plus emue
qu'elle ne voulait lie para1tre.
"A la bonnie heure vous voyez qu'on
init toujours par s'entendre. !Ainsi,
c'est convent, ct il NY a plus a sen de-
dire. Nous marchons d'accord, ct nous
reussirons, je vous en- reronds. L'U-
MON fat la force, CONNIE je vous lie d.
sails Ia has, III 'Pignon Maudit" lie soir
de nos partages. &c brutal de Jacques
n'avait pas voulu me %croire; tant pis
pour lui, ct quill men soft plus question.
Eft m%aintenant, mes enfants, je vous con-
seille d'aller, aujourd'hui meme ct cha
Gun de votre cote, chez &c bon M. Hin
giant, pour savoir comment Sc porte cette
excellente Mile Moulinier. 81 par ha-
sard vous la ]rencontrez chez lui, ct 81 M.
Paul Gilbert sly trouve aussi, tout sera
pour lie mieux, ct je vous engage d com
mencer l'attaque.
y seras tn? demanda Dugenet.
Moi! non pas; je mai de cour d faire
a personne, ct j'ai a courir apres quel-
que chose.
-Quoi done?
-Apres la fortune de ia femme,
petit, dit FRANCOIS Dolley en- pre-
son chapeau pour sortir.
LIE DEJEUNER DE MAITRE GALMARD
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-28
A
Chez les Hommes

ct il les rend impuissan
nesse ct lie vieillard ses
tement du rhumatis1ne
promptement, s1rement
nevralgie la plus simple
rhumatisme dun jour, {
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-28
LES PlLULES MORO.
POUR LES OHM
l0MMEc soyez forts. La faibesse chez les homm
u1V Svul D10 n'attire que la pitie ct ne peut amener que

ds desagrements. La batai1e de la vie est rude, soyez prets. ST
votre constitution est bonnie, conservez-la bonnie; 81 vos reins sont
sains ct fermes, gardez-les ainsi, vous en- aurez besoin pour la lutte;
81 vous etes debiites, 81 votre vigueur est epuisee, 81 votre ambition
ct votre courage vous laissent, 81 vous etes de ces jeunes gems vieux
avant Page, gu des vieux mines par les abus, lintemperance ct les
rnauvas soins, vous aurez dams les Pilules Moro I'm traitement qui
ma jamais echoue, ct qui dome DIES resutats rapdes ct durables.
Ne faites pas lerrem de chercher du soulagement dams les bois-
sons enivrantes, CONNIE biere, vn,y whisky, gin, etc, etc. Les
Pi1ues Moro sont lie seul remede qui pusse vousr emettre a la sante.
Les Pilules Moro sont pour les hommes settlement ct les hommes
qu'enes ont gueris ne Sc COMPETENT plus. ceci ne dot @tonner per-
some. Pour pouvoir guerir sdrement ct rapidement il faut gu un
remede soft ue specialize, ct les Pi1u1es Moro sont ue specialize
pour les hOnnes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-28
DYSPEPSIA
Chez les Hommes

malaises pour vous, pre-:
appetit, aideront votre
votre cerveau. Files sol
ct Ia decadence de Ia CO..
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-28
A DE RE1NS
Chez les Hommes

leurs de dos on DIES trou
remede special, unique Ell
benin %jusqu'aux maladies
fammation de la vessie,
conditions
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-14

TOWN TALK


 H T. H.... a-l.rs for -.gsu " .r ...".r-a Co T. Mascot a .H
 - Ear- r.. ... Nom.
 and .ruEr..a.a beds Hu .- -.. Dominion .. ...a-a.. -  a. aa..
 .n-u.. handsome a.a ".. ...-.. Howard Could . Mast Gould
 Tor gr- @ Mrs John ... .L potatoes I.r sale Apply !. -.. aa.E h. .. H . a N. word
 H arrive #
 
 a.a.- . c. . aa. California aud uaa.
 ~ Ea Is H #a Pass a..-a. ra and #l soon D.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-14
T8MEL0G WELL ATTENDED

The entertainment given last night at Che Methodist church was a well attended and entertaining affair Dr. Parsons Is a very interesting speak
 and his sJere-gdaoD views are lal U s hoped that Mr Parsons wu continue his little lectures here.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-14

Marcus Mayer rla wholesale jew
 r Q. Seattle arrived oa Che Seattle raag and viii make few days visit .u saa-Hag locking after his
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-14

s.a-.l. Hu a q. ~
 and #.l soon a.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-14

Good cheer and hospitality at all tmes prevail at the Board ot Trade.
 The Ea slu arrived from Fort Seward ras morning wl-a che follow ing post people who spent the time u sauHu.uE and visiting friends. E.Hz rour. Mrs Palmer M1s. Roir .a. Hr Eeuable Misses Reynolds. and Rorlan and Captain s.mouds.
 Live Chickens dressed to order at
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-14

H.aUa worship ar Ll.g9 a. m and ... n
 su-... of Che morning sermon. Christ and che peu0u.sel and u. che evening aldrass. Ihe Fools .E -aa H.a.e
 Special uas-a win be rendered by choir AG are cordially invited #r.u. .-. H-aes
 John Parsons. Pastor.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-14

AiaI Gutf5ll Prop
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-14
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The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-14
GbQrcbR$
PRESBYTERIAN

-..l. Avenue and State suesL !. A- L- G-ra.uE worship and ser n"n.
 -LI D ID. sga lay School. I.I D. u. Senior Christian En- .easue.
 s.. D u re ching 1.H..s pr.yer meeting 8 o'clock Ne 'ag aTru.rE. gallrals meeting al D. m- on Thursday
 Young Peoples Rble Class at 8 D m on Friday.
 Rev. oHa1 Juaas, Pastor.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-14
5-0#MED FROM
 TIE EXCHANGES


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The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-14
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a.. ErUUaalgu. s.Ul a. m Macs and Sermon ll,6la. m. Sunday hoo aG 2s3lp m. .r.a.a- service 4L E-a9 Al .ra c1r3ta. Invited toa-l nd th 5 .H.gas
 G-v.P H. TurueH, J.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-14
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
 SALE

The Pack Train s now selling big lot oE Good Goods at reduced prices as they are getting too old -a hold and sell at a profit hours,
 E Herman Grimm
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-14

l !. Is May Mower Butter it's the bs=l a1c per pound at Frye-Bruha's-
 The Ice Cream PaFl0rs at taa Ni- aaHa Bakery arc now open. Orders H.L be l..ad and deliveries made promptly Tables fog parties desiring EEI
 E Max GutlslJ, Prop.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-14

FolND-0n Filth avenue. twenty enc cents .l specie Owner can have same by proving oWurgship. Apply
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-14

a.. better or 1aF-E than -.as9n Val Earg Beer Orders lF Phone Hrsua delivered
 The Mascot
The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-14
PI-Es CURED N 70 f3 DAVIS.

l OINTMENT s guaranteed
 Hg at Itching aHgl Bleeding u ErcUutGE Piles in 6 70 days ar money rafllfal 5#e
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-21
WOODSTOCK

MIR. and Mss. William &. Child went
to W oaoester on Tuesdayito hear Pea
RVS lecture.
Mrs. j. NJ. Paine has been with her
aunt at Falleyside a few days this
week.
Miss Emma Allen was in Worcester
to attend the funeral of friend.
Clarence h. Child and }. X. Carpen-
ter of Putnam attended the funeral OF
4. b. Hosmer in Sudbury Tuesday.
Mrs. Lucy Williamson is visiting in
New II ayen.
Miss Nellie Chandler is in Hartford
a. the guest of Mrs. Henry j. Potter.
Hamilton Holt visited Woodstock
relatives last week.
The Thursday evening meeting last
week was an interesting service, which
was we'll attended in the Elmyxle
school house.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-21
VICINITY.
TAoM i'sON.

THo n PsON.
The following editorial written for
the Thompson Messenger by Rev. A.
p. Huizinga, was received too late ior
publication in the recent issue of that
paper, and as that journal has sus-
pended, we give ii below:
Boulogne, France, Dec. 30, 1868.
PASTORS CORNER
In this last pastoral word which
address to my parishioners through
the. Messenger, l wish TO express
thanks for and appreciation OF the
kindly spirit which has been mani
tested towards me in my Thompson
passionate. 1t did help me and fingers
with pleasant memories of my paste
rate among sou. | beg you in parting
on the high authority of Christ, whose
birth we have just celebrated, to live
His spirit and His life. Criticism is
often unjust. Appreciation always
helpful. A new year begins TO dis
close It's possibilities into realities. Let
things that might be blossom into re-
alization. This comes only through
willing the things We wish for. Let
US will the good, the true, the beauti-
full. Let bygones be bygones. Ring
out the old, ring ia the newt Love is q
star which shines still with uRdimin-
ished power inithe darkness q. night
to guide Us TO find Christ. ] plead
with YOU, As | do with myself, TO be
more loving, more kind, more true.
You know ii serves us best to be truly
christian. A christian life does rot
prescribe regulations or impose restric-
lions. 1t dedicates life 10 It's Lord,
sanctifies il by Him ,enohles it through
Him, and saves it in His redeeming.
saerificial death. Oh, for the knowl-
edge of the love OF Christ. Be ii with
us all through the coming year.
The members of the Congregational
church voted on Sunday 10 extend q
call to Rev. John X. Moore a Short
Beach 10 become their pastor. MI.
Moore was the former pastor of Pilgrim,
church, Hartford, but gave up active
work fof q time on account Of Ill
health.
II has been decided by the Town
school Committee that the No School
vhistle1w hich isblown by theGrosven-
or.Dale TO. on stormy days, will be
blown in the future as follows: AT }. 30
four blows, which will be repeated
again al 7.45 for the benefit OF those
who did not hear the 100 whistle
This will apply to the High school Al
we'll as other schools. When storm
has developed after school has begun
in the morning, four blows OF The
whistle at lI.30 will indicate one SEES
sion.
The recent storm brought out fores
of men to shovel, and immense drifts
were found on the byroads.
Mrs. Charles knight entertained ths
Thimble Club on Thursday OF thi,
week. Mrs. Fletcher entertained thi
CLUB last week, and a very enjoyable
time was spent with needleworE and
prepared program. Refreshments wen
served at the close.
Several from here attended the matt
nee II Putnam, January 10, to hea
Victor and his Venetian Band.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-21

Those that attended the aectuse a.
Tourtellotte Memorial haal at N0rth
Grosvenordale last week Tuesday even
ing were highly pleased
Fred Eddy was in town last Sunday.
George w. Dexter recently enjoyed
/; q visit to Providence
The ice harvesters are still - WN0rk
between the storms, and the houses are
nearly filled here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins have gone to
Chicago to visit relatives. Mr. and
Mr. Hasty are occupying their cottage
during their absence.
Miss Lewis has gone to New York
for an absence of two weeks.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-21
NORTH owOsv FNDRDALK

Ii has been decided by the Town
school Committee, that the No School
whistle, which Is blown by the Gros-
MenOr-Dale Co. on stormy days, will
be blown in the future, as follows. At
z.aO four blows, which will be repeated
again at 7.45 for the benefit Of those
who did not hear the 7.30 whist lie.
This will apply to the High school as
well rs other schools. When a storm
has developed after school has begun
in the morning -four blows Of the whis-
tie ri IL 80 will indicate one session.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-21
WEST THOMPSON

The supper given by the ladies OF
the Methodist church on Wednesday
evening was an enjoyable affair. The
ladies had provided an abundance OF
good things which were heartily en-
joyed by the guests. There was good
attendance of young people. After the
supper pleasing musical and literary
program WAS given under the direction
of Rev. j. X. Miller and his daughter,
Miss Amy.
The ice houses are nearly filed with
ice of extra quality and thickness.
Rev. J. II. Newland, district super
intendent, attended the quarterly con-
ference of the Methodist church on
Tuesday.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-21

Only a little cold In the head may be
the beginning Of an obstinate case Of
Nasal Catarrh. Drive out the invader
with Ely's Cream Balm applied
straight TO the inflamed stuffed up air
passages. Price soc. II you prefer 70
use an atomizer, ask for Liquid Cream
Balm. 1t has all the good qualities OF
the solid form of this remedy and will
rid you of catarrh or hay fever. No CO.
caine To breed a dreadful habit. No
mercury TO dry out the secretion. Price
75c with spraying tube. All druggists
or mailed by Ely Bros, 50 Warren st.
New York.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-21
Aiiea'sLuas BaIsau

is the old reliable cough remedy.
Found in every drug store and in prsc-
ficaliy every home. For sale by all
druggists, 25c, 1c and u bottles. 3
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-21

A new comet, discovered last week,
by an astronomer in South Africa, Is
eonspicuousiy bright and visible 10 the
naked eye where discovered. This Is
the third comet discovered within a
year, besides Halley's.