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mass meeting for Tuesday evening, June 6, and recommend that the prop
 osition be accepted, subject to .he report of the following committees: David Laser, T. C. : Stearps, M. A Eisele and pr. A. IL Williams, who by resolution were appoint ed tby the President to go over the pfesen. line and make a detailed reportB of the actual and prospective business for this city, if the line is constructed as proposed
 This line connects with the Kansas City Southern at Ashd)wn, crosses the Arkansas & Louisiana at Nash vile .he Prescott and Noffhwestern at. To1io and the fFort Smith & Cur don sat Rssebofo. nIt8 will place this city in close touch with the great farming and fruit country. of Eitele River, Ho#ard Pike and Clark coun- ties and open the vast timbep re- sources Of the counties west and Southwest of "1Het Springs; and7 open a galloway to HP6r1f Arthur and the Gulf. aE - "8a 41az& IT. I.
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Fate of Portueai's -A o r,er.

T The LusiadI. Is one, of the nobIes'
 secords evcrl written of national glory
 siid success, Camoens, its gifted au- thor, determined to do for Portugal what Homer had dope fpr Greece,g P The ryrontA poem wa=~ wr1tten 'in the six tnenth century. which has been called
 D" heroic age of Portugal. and its
 a'ainY featuFe is, the Epundlng of, tht, 3'ape of Good Hope by Vasco da Gama. while 'a a2tfiost0 interesting episode is ohe crowning afleB; death of Inez de {, ,'nstro as queen of Portugal, ''The
 f .usiad" took it's name from Lusius. ,1vho was said to have founded Lisbon
 it's fatAt hors was born about 1920, and 'hls, eageessar, which, began i, ,Brilliantl(
 was blighted by tho death of broke, neaft of fHe lady of his love. for whosN taa &sahe hwasg gbanisiedl from thei land
 He 1wrote "The Lusiad"1in his banislif ,nentoaad wts recnAad in- 157l, dosing an the ways all bis ,pioRarty except his, poem. Pensioned at ,drst1 by the king t,his great epic poet If Port,1gal dit4tsi n great poterty in :l57o when :!e.
 l.atroh was also dead. A's.eaals; :'f'.1srs,f
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PLAN ANOTHER ..s-,....r, , |, ARK ANSAS ON WHEELS

Little Rock, Ark, Juhe 2.HTo make arrangements1 for the second annual tour of Arkansas on Wheels, w. 4B. Fols,m of Brinkley, who successfully piloted the sbne of 1910 through the states in the Mississippi Valley will mex, week go to Chicago and St. Louis. Mir. Folsom iexpects to atFapge for a special eIain. pf cars, which win be out at least IA days, visiting the states of the Ohio Valley. MT, Fol som states the train this year will be much more attractive than the ini- tial one, as there will be attre ctiops in addition to the exhibits, which will bring the people to the train in great crowds, at each stop. a.s,t .-rz
 It is the plan of Mr.. Folsom 10 start the train in the early fall, go- ing through Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsyl- vanie, back through. Ohio int, Michi- gan, athence to Indiana and through Illinois back home. On this trip stops will be made, for the Cincinnati and Pittsburg fall festivals. and Day ten, Cleveland. Toledo, Detroit. Chica go and Indianapolis will be some of the other cities visited.
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Down 1iuea Coal Miue. TO,

10 sthe, ear accustomed to the col1 .tantt snmd of & living world the stil!
 .ess ,qf, coal mine, here, the miles i,f erosscuts and entries and the un fielding walls swallow 'up all sound,l md echo1is d silence th"t is coinpetes
 ut as one lbecnaes accustomed tonths sieneal througl .eng, Ihe1Es of solitary ~ork sounds become audible tha, would escape an ear less trained: The
 rickling murlnur of the gas, the spat-
 ering fall of a lump Of coal 'loosened y some mysterious force from I a. 'ranary' in the wall. the sudden knock ag and breaking sof stratum far 3up ,, the rock above or the, scurry of at off somewhere in the darkness strike on the ear loud and startling ,'i.{. eye. ta65, bcs$:omcs trained to pene. rate tic dark hrss. but the darkness is so jrnnlpiete tliat thereris a limit-the l:Iit of the rays cast by the pit lamp
 .Iaseph Husband f,4 Atlantic.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
 rcRqling1 May. Prevent ,Going 5y utnr7ut Out of State. asr-rr4,

Little Rock, Ark, June, 4,v7There willrb aa meeting of the excursion committes tof the Arkansas Press As, sociatjon7 within the next. few. days to arrange, the itinerary flor the an-- nual jAnkett of! {, the Association, and if the plans of 1one member are 'acr cepted, ,1they trip wilh be a radical de parture from former. years Il. is nthe, plalYof this member to have the exr curAionists leave Little Rock over
 theu Rock >4sllapd, stopping enroute Ho Msmphis. the first night out, there to be entertained by the Memphis Press Club Then the members of the Arkansas press party would take, boat for, St Louis, a. low rate being madecfor the party.eaz Returning to Memphis rthe.s nressnc, excursionists, w1oah be- taken, back, Fto Little Rock ovenfthe 4ron Noun tain route. a,iw
 oeaacc0uatr of thad interstate fea-. lures, therer are objections ,Fot, this trip.l assthes frailroads,s aauld not csarr. ry the editors to M Memphis upder nihe, usuaH sarraa gemsntssDand. the editors could net aaeeptythe caprtesy fWitthbf2lpt
 a violation of thess alnterstates Com7 messe Gomnission rules. There are many of offlIh,ie Ithe editors who, would like to take thisotrip,s but fflhlesr2sa fhfre are still
 others whIai favor oa trip wholly with, in sthet, ioopfiAAss iAAssrto of the stattse,n state, they saying the assoGia!olnqr is one for Az kansas, and ,a44d to, learn AeIrrkeansas., Ar They desire torfmlfsak to make e the trip Jthr2ugp, the ricsobelt and Southeast sl Arkansas. afs was first planned,oe no.f=-.--
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A Leqsnd ,of Mount omi.

Mount Ouris~ on 1the1 border sbetweel
 western China and Tibet. has the long
 est staircase in the world. On top o' thes Inountainy theref stands Ta Bud k;sfFi .sF temple, arteouns whfctf gaeher soni.s' sh
 the holest traditions of that religion and which is made a Mecca to the Chinese. i, Eps facilitate Fthes ,asceah .Qt It's slippery sides sope 10000 stteps have bee:n' cut Yn the ho1ntain, sform ing singYe Sight. .tupe which, the pil grim tolls. Because of its inaccessi 5ility few Europeans have ever visite'' the spot. but numbef of traVeleiS have ascended'' the stairway antis staA
 oosttive that it is nof legendary mytl Thea'e is legend that in eearlier 'il4.f,44;a l4.f,44; the, rIpilgrim was forced to. asGendq, ,;f44e '4 mountain without artificial aids uflti
 the monks conceived the plan of H's
 quiring every pilgrim who would 'gati
 especial benefit of his journeyfto cut |
 single stop. Orr eT ! T0r, f o,
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h c 3d1oIq 3E Ea ,5., WESTERN OUTLET. .e9a .... : F. P.
 IS PROPOSED
Memphis, Dallas 7& Gulf Would Like
 to Build to Hot Springs.
, s00t Rts4ag MY

Hot Springs, Ark, June, 2.-The Business Mems League meeting re- gently called to order by President Rix convened to meet General Super intendent C.: w Dodson and. Secre- lary Bishop of the Memphis, Dallas & Gulf Railway, who presented propo- sition to extend their. line now con structed and in operation from Ash down to Murfreesborough, Ark, to this city @
 The citizens of Hot Springs to rais. a bonus. of $60,0oO to be paid in three installments. one-tird when road is completed to Hot Springs and trains in operation. onet third in six months thereafter and balance .e f,ne year from the completion of the road. HT
 It was ne1ided by resolution that the Business fMen's League call a
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The Melpie CeiIino.


 f'r" of the apartments in the EFT
 .4el.l ruHai palace at CiaIra. Portugaf
 4 known sps th~ Hall of Magpies
 .-hl4icl in ltle arabesYue citing k v J" f6'A'd s1swlrm ot Hagines sss. v
 t-'% "} the mouth 4 scroll, on wAf5 ,A~A A.s& til red sop1ssa whItp Gr"n@.ts $,fe si.e Words, "por' bem. The stc-t
 us that King John of porfu- aj, :, l. -ilia' ..4li,. .ore. tn one. nf the uln.da 44 a"n"r In this chamber and was Sur
 2rIscd by the queen His majesty nati' -.-hc-heSsi~ the circumstances and ~
 fhined to the queen. ''E DOT bem min&s "cre' C'Oh. 1t Is nothing at Iagl. II |,
 4allt,. right. There is no harm in it''4. A-
 WNr1hcr the queen was safistieti tit' 9s'epnd IS silent. but tlie ladies' of ths 5"urt were deeply interested and yyer@ constantly saFihg, te one another. witB ,i s:pilest ,ror sbem.4 For. bem I'm sing thhpght 1t time to act, so be cotn st:,issidnedf an artist to paint on the "ei'ing as many magpies as there were faihative ladies about the court, each '&oiding ,in the beak the ribbon with she words. @Por Dem. "4Lon,len lG lot.e,,
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COTTON BELT WILL stis:' MAKE GOOD SHOWING


 New York, June 2,-In about, a 7nongth theJ directors of the St,,,Louis Southwestern, or, v Cotton Belt, will meet tq3 take action :, on o9 the dividend. It may. ppe. stated that the, declaration at that .inae will be 2 per cent, the same as the last ssemi-annua1 pay ment. It will be recalled, that the rate was, reduced then from 2 1-2 per cent, but itawasl1 reported at that time that; ethe next payment, would be & per cent, so that the 5 per cent per, annum rate would be maintained. Although earnings will be sufficient this year to payrA per. cent, it 1has been deemed wise Ito pay but per cents spf that the road ? s,,will show fairly liberal balance after dividend requirements.
 The policy of the St. Louis South western smanagementor ohas always been more cohservative than that1of any of the. other so-caMed Gould properties. The road has main tained it's property. ins the. highest state of operating. efficiency, f iels and currentt currentt p { earnings. fatr reflect this, Dur ing the first nine months. of the ,!il eur- ;t rent fiscal period the company ear1nz- ed :suEpllnps Egplllp oyer and above all in teresSttfi changes of more. than ,s1,ooo ooV; i9yd.5 # 9fu3sfeI4 44 ,7fptt
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SGsT rf- Ge Y39lafe; n..A,,-. CIc:.L

:.FSu tN1rS"SFS e1iNssS :"Ffsrr 7~sf
 It Is an Interesting. fact that the fish .rlnen of .uorthesrrnT 'Portuggal Started ,nItfFevafoFEAs tnead fishing andustry -ono off ,thc northern coastsof America.1 nd,s though thegssnowy send fewep ship& their taste foErsalt cod ron, ,NSewfQYnd|anad is, unabaated---ina in tact, 1t is a B national Portuguese, dainn V It'fss found in every yNlittle grocery sho1,. hardba And nbrowwint' as a 'boarG.t A aunaler of PortusneseFhave made their honp. lonA tbe islands toothe- south, of he tnainsand } of etfffi,MAIas i,MAIassachu husetts.~ and 'hTf thhfs7 thhf7gdla.rk dark eyes e,of the. the lberian maiden. raven locks md a certain pie ,nresque aleplent in dress are net in ,re1uent This fe6n1eetidn With Por tn&al dates'V back many years, e.the shil~' or sAIHrthaSa3V Vineyard brid sing distance over sea and returning with Portuguese see n ciatws,, Exc. .!hSafpge, r.
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PLEA FOR 4
SPOTLfSS TOWN
Some One. Wishes the People of Pine Bluff Would Take More Interest

.i The following has been sent to this paper asking that same be published. It is from the Board of Trade at Patterson, N. J., city where much Is being done to clean the city Of refuge, etc.
 "Nefghbor afine." fs Do not drop the fruit you're eating
 Neighbor mine, .e,D,,f-.. On the sidewalk, sewer. eort grating, VI ,Neighbor mine, j} ,.5. But lest you and I should quarrel, Listen to my little moral. Go apdetoss it; .ih the barrel, 1Fa>9 .5 i, Neighbor. mine, n ac1s " -1.Sss 1szJss33 -s4g 1 Look! Where'er you drop g paper, Ta Nefghbor mine, 1~7:. lii Tn the wind it cuts a caper, ''' Neighbor mine,
 Dow1f 4he straet. fl badly doufads, r j. And should fill you with remorses. When you see it scare the horses.
 -sNeighben mineo9s., fs t4sa Il .u nosy--eafurgU i;z ofas,4e .,1 Paper cans were made for papers, 'a Neighbor mine, a'e7a o@ Let's not have this fact escape us, ' Neighbor mine,
 Andrif you will lendaa hands ,53 If soonr ouFe city dear shall: stand , As the cleanest in the land,, <, .s N,Sesighbor Mine, e,,'',sa,z f-,,. ne
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fi1sF tiN :. Adam and Eve.

Il hope this expulsion of ours is not going to iniure' our Social position" .,a,i Eve ruefully. faats 41A at"e
 .I guessenot.' replipG Adam. rThey san't stop us fromp, being one of the very first families. whatever they do
 T don't find our names here in th" Social Register" said Eve. looking the volnrhe' over. iof '.s'p i
 ''Lut x li4J1het .;ilator5 Dofa. .ci.es. .a, love-" said Adam ias he went ont and named the iackass after, himself.-, Iarper's Weekly. 45,....a .-.
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sonleG ConsoIation.r

He was9s1 frugal Scot and when ,t' ; collection plate came rounG d:onne~' In a forn in mistake for the nnnlt
 copper. speedily discovering his nj
 take, however. he stepped softly d1Av
 the siislet and requested the oof gal o erer to gtverhim back the coin, 3Whiet' request was politely but firmly + fused. "A shade of disappointment 4 tii, ted, over the northerner''s face as |, walked slowly back to his pew. ' |
 "Aweel.'" he said. tits a loss. 'lo' there's some srna' consolation info!s' dectin' its;a bad one. It might haNq got into trouble anywhere else. "'r London Telegraph. VT Ga. .,,f ..r. '
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MIR REcrop To, H1-f:
 y,;1r. ATTEND COUNCIL

Little Rock, Ark, June 22.-Asslst- ant Attorney General Henry Rector is plamaingatoF leave LdttlaaRock ahaYt Juneol0 foruRnehastsr, N. Yn. whaie he will represent ArkansasnRt the men of the World. MT. Rector will general council meeting, of the Wq1dr remain in lNeY Tor daafhu about ten days before starting back to Arkansas He expects to see some action tsken at this meeting at of IT the head council which will be- of material advantage to Arkansas argis,8 o.9t3=n77F ;,
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" 1..ttIK. LFs m lN.[ A LEADING CALIFORNIA DRUGGIST

.H Pasadena, Cal, March g, 1glT.
 Foley and. Co, Gentlemen-We have sold and recommended Foley's Honey and Tar Compeafd for" years We be- lieve' it to De 7oned of Sthe most efficient expectorants on the market. Contain ing no opiates, or 1narcotiGs1 1t can be given freely, to children. Enough of the. remedy can be taken to relieve a cold. as it has no nauseating re- suits. and does not interfere, with di- gestiona Youas, vey trulys C. H, Ward Drug Co, c, nLs Parsons. Sec'y and Treas. {" Get the original, Foley s Honey. and Tar Comp ,und in the vel. low package. '' 's-
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DANGER IN DELAY
Kidney Diseases Are Too Dangerous for Pine Bluff Puff People to
 Neglect.

The great danger of kidney troubles Is that they get firm hold before the sufferer recognizes them. Health is xradually-- undermined. Back ckaehe, headache, nervousness, lamene7s, soreness, lumbago, urinary, troubles dropsy5= and Bright,s disease, follow as the kidneys gel worse. Don't neg lect your kidneys. Help the kidneys with the reliable and safe remedy: Doan's Kidaegt pills,. which Ah hsI edre'I people rittt 4ers ins Pinef Bllff 1 !
 D. S. Hewitt, cabinet maker, 1207 W. BsFsaqae st, says: F"f have taken Doa9s kidney Pills for kidney com plaint and lame and aching back and I consider them a valuable kid ney 4edidne;.e 4 ,esAsboat lthreec years gage I had an attack of fever, and it left my kiahsSs1 weak 1T suffer edlfrom. backache and pains across my Joins and the reniedies~that4 tried did not stem to help me. Finally, I used Doan's, Kidney Pills and they effected a cufaT During the east t4beg yeaH have had no further trouble from my kidneys or back. --
 Fqr sa1ee. by all dealersiu PriScs ,a?r cents. FYster5z 5zSIiLtS14 5Milbu1r4 Co., Buff Buffa'o' New York s Sole 'sSaats agents for the U United States. ae
 Remember the name-Doan' sand take no other.
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1" Pithx Sermon,

Here is tie pithiest sermon ever preached: d"Our' fin greEs into life. is naked ana bare. our progress through life is troublesaad care. our egress out of it We know not where: but. doing well here. We shall do. well there. ! "ould not tell more by preaching a raar~ '"94t :t'-ifl
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Work VIII Soon Sfart.

after you takea Dr2 Kings New Life Pills91andI you'll quickly enjoy their fine results c Constipation andn indio
 gestionltv vanish and fineitappetite re- turns.r4 They regulate stomach, liver and bowels and impart new strength and energ to the whole system Try
 them only 25c. at all druggists 1sl-
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ii Waa.Thia. NiYaN,,.. 2

VI suppose the fafher gave the Ahrill.
 away.'Tf.ss s=ss5:ss js..,a .ss1 i,s1l; fs Not exactly He gave u i9,1iiiion
 away and threw her in, Philadsl phia Ledger,
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T 2b9qN1tfgO Maa za3iH HE Beware of Ointments for ,Catarrh tha
 dr Contain Mercury.

'as mercury will fsurelya destroy che senseHofgsmell and completelyederange the whole system. when entering l, it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on preseriptfons from reputable phy- sicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to. the good you, can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & co., Toledo, CO.,, 1contains no mer- cury, and iso taken internally, acting directly.3up the blood and mucous surfaces of the sys.en.a In. buying aHall,sr fatarrh Cure be sure you get tho genuine. It is taken internally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney &7Co Testimonials free. ii
 Sold by Druggists Price, 75e. per Tsfs Hails il Family Pll's5 Pllli'5t for eonsti ti
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Dickens and His Wife.

Commenting on the unhappy rel"
 tons between Dickens and his 'wife Goldwin Smith wrote in one of his-i,'s papers: Tt was common cissen@Di"h ems had married at allow level and lh4 wife had nor risen with him; otherw', there, was no fault on her her side. I
 matrimonial history of writers :" works of imagination has often b*
 unhappy. Their imagination turns rz'' woman into an angel. and then the And that she Is u woman." "--#'---'5-''-. --,'-~.
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Wanted 1t Nell Hidden.

Little Bobby was too polite to say 'm wanted d big piece of the turkey iaif he said he would like piece of the chest. where the wiShbone was ahly he didn't want to find the wish bone too quicks-BeOWnlng,.s Magazine
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WEeEji gl FjIlEI a aA..dreadful Wound.

oT any s'a 5ter her nature aei mahds ssBfemptY treatment with eBuokn lenss' arnicaaSalEe to epeyeat blood, poison or ganegEesnsesu Its the quickest est f
 surest healer for all such wounds as
 also for Burns, Boffs,Sf Sores Skin Eruptions Eczema, Chapped Hands,
 Corns Or Piles. 25c at all druggists.
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Ex,le;Iudsd.'

Ascum-WeIl, well. ! coneratulate, you. old man. And how is the baIjf tn be nameds Popley-- By my wife's neople. 1t seems.-Exchange.
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71Ghi Namel, will make make, old floors, and1 furniture Il2ok1 like new. Sold by Cleveland Matthews Hdw. Co. z
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A long. slow friendship is the best; . long. slow enmity the deadHsst- Merriam. e -S <
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2 The tables from which nearly all th
 work is calculatedf have ;pefp originai ay constructed from the labors ofSth
 astronomical observer and ito $larg' extent fpm the ebserYatiops fof th%
 sun. moon and planets mHde at th'
 Royal observatory Greenwich. Tele
 scopes and other astronomical appli Iances are conspicuously absent, as the
 work of thefstaff is purely rely m mathemati ] cal and not observation-disclosures lele,sraRli4 n, ag. ..:-c -aa.zx:..
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Two Is Goaapany.

"Have you exer Ie..ed before?,' asse' the coy
 "Yea." .yawued the worldly young a16;ih Ina hssh before chapeEoA two snas sbrcfhers#and q pet hnllddE.
 And then she suggested trip d"w'' the old road to see the stars.-Chica;''
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The way, of the world . to mak, law, but follow customa-Achtaigr"
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"z 10 l,f tltr '. L 2iFf'FfsF' f,f. .Ans7 7UDXa IN FIGURES.
' oyj Gest] yy-'frr-- yy-fr--- -y--- 9;9tI t2


 selculstions1 Necessary to Produce the
 ,.d, Napticai Almanac
 l, may safely be said that ilo on' 4sutside the publishing 'ofhce mas ressf he efifire tNautieasl Almanac frolnsh' sinrang7to end, 7but each 2agure4ef s}l+ printed :atna aac is in the office ez ,rnined twice and read three timss'ss4 The. total number, 2 If fig figures exceed a million; but. great as that numbtf l" it is trif!nG compared with the nu'H Der of figures elhr.oted tn tlle ca11a''"'. lions; 0as' the aalnanae figures i'sr' 4ent s"baro'. results, only. The mosnfftt- for instance requires for its cai'9. 'ation more than, q million ana a D. If figures, and similarly with otile. branches cr the work, such as tn .sun. the planets etc '2Contrary to tE general Fo3inidn. FEactisally every fa. urc in the book is fresh from year. ,t1a
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- iiisss.:- '. 's... .....ll--.l- 2 = .. A Suuar Coated Rns

A Sugar Coated Ps::.-,,'-r-e~' .How did you hersuade your daug:' ter to learn kitchen workY'
 "By calling 1: domestic science."- P1ttsburg Poert '~.''+
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tDl1ORSss:IO ARRANGE q" .,
 .s4.sS .',4s FOR THEIR .1UNKET

Il 9h fo1e nIw1 sIros 4f
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-16

III acts at opc. and M kes tfed. aea
ing swollen fe.. remarkap,- fresh ana
sore proof. -
It's ,A., sure remedy. you know, for
everything that gets the matter WIZ
your feet. It's for sore feet and LOT
sweaty. bad-smelling feet. and lot corns'
callouses and bunions. too.
"For years I have been troub'ea
with ssre and tender feet; sufferso
intense pains. Have had the a..
sistanes of physicians without rsi'et:
! bought box Of Tiz, which worked
q perfect eurs, as il has with 4 great
many Of my friends. would not be
without Il. Al it requires 10 to %
known to b universally used" A. r.
orsutxer, Chicago.
TIZ Is not q powder. Powders ana
other foot remedies clog up the pores
TIZ draws out all poisonous. exudations
which pring on soreness of the feet; anu
is the only remedy that does. TIZ cleans
ont every pore and glorifies the feet
yU0r feet.
YoM'll never limp again or draw up
your. face In pain. and you'll forget
TN IL for. sale at all druggists. % cents
per box. or 1t will be sent You direct. II
you wish. from Walter Luther Dodge h
Co. Chicago. Ill. TufGr hlad 7s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-16
HOUSE..

Wednesday. February l., 1911.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Nichols Of Hal
lowell.
Journal ot yesterday read and ap-
proved.
Papers frcm the Senate disposed Of
in concurrence.
An Act to incorporate the Northern
Penobscot Water Company, came from
the Senate having been referred in