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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-03

crowd back in power? Would they restore the Payue-Aldrlch tarinr law? Repeal the new currency law? Recall the Alaska railroad engineering com mission? Halt the issuance of patents to Alaska lands? Stop the work in aid of Alaska navigation, Give us back the halting, hesitating. noncommittal public lands policy? Reimpose the se- attle assay charges? Reinstate the hired lobbyists at Washington? Stay the heavy hand that is about to fall upon the practice of loading the peo- pie with watered stocks and then dis, slpating the stretched and strained and threadbare assets they represent as was done in the New Haven mess?
 Would the restoration of Republican legislative and administrative policies help the situation?
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wREcKLEssNEss WITH WORDS,

IN his attack on the Wilson admin,
 istration Col. Roosevelt is show,
 ing characteristic wrecklessness in the use of English and disregard of truthfullness. He says ito pay Co. Iombia for the Panama canal zone would be to pay belated 'blackmail,' |" A more truthful or conscientious man would have consulted dictionary or a lawyer if he did not know the mean ing of the word, "blackmail" Black mail" originally was toll of corn, cattle or other valuable property to the representatives of robbers paid to secure safety of life and immunity from robbery. Latterly the term has been extended to include payments for the prevention of exposure or prosecution-usually with special ref erence to payments to prevent charges that are either not based on fact or exposure where the victim was lead into trap.
 Under no possible use of the word can it be made to apply to the cOlom- bian case.
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NELsoN's AUTO STAGE
Juneau.shs ep Greek Route

Leaves the Alaskan hotel on schedule, 7:SO a. m., 11:3O 0. m. and $500 D. m. Leaves Than
 S;OO a.m., 1:OO, 6:SO, and 500 pm.
 saturdays- Leaves Juneau l1:3O a. m.. 5:O0 D. m., 9:00 p. m., and 10:00 D. m. Leaves Sheep Creek 1900 D. m., 5:30 p. m, 9:30 D. m., and 1O:3O p. m. Sunday schedule: as Saturady, last two trips omitted. Special trips between schedule trips can be arranged. Leaves Juneau Office, 129 Front St., at the Ford Agency. Phone 2e4
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city pound. Owners Will save expens- es by keeping their stock off the
 NOTICE TO PUBLIC. Owners of livestock are hereby noti- fled that horses and cattle caught run n!ng at large on the streets of Juneau will be taken up and placed In the streets.
 Dated at Juneau, June 29, 1914.
 w. Fl. MCBRIDE, ("'6.29.tf) Chief of Police.
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A clean, well.presJed suit Is busi- ness asset. Try Shearer 6 TorvInen, FPS Front st., ploue PAP. 6-12-lm.
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Exnector Lode.

Beginning at Cor. No. l whence U. s. L. NJ. No. l bears N. S2' 45' w. 6243.64 1t. distant; thence N. SS0 OS' E. 4S2 1t. to Corner No. 9, thence S. 45' 0S' E. 149S.S0 1t. to Corner No. 8; thence S. SS' OS' w. 535 1t. to Corner No. 4; thence N. 62' 02' W. 1920 it. to Corner No. 5; thence N. 45' 41' w. 320.30 1t. to Corner No. 6; thence N. 490 AT w. 159.20 1t. to Corner No. 2: thence N. 39' 4S' w. 394.50 1t. 60 Corner No. &; thence N. 3S0 02' W. 314.70 it. to Corner No. g; thence N. 36' 26' w. 199.6O 1t to Corner No. l, the place of beginning. Containing an area of 1S.92O acres. Variation 31o 45' E.
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WANTED-Girl for general house work; no cooking; one that can sleep at home preferred, Call $50 Distin avenue. 6'zS-I.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-03

FOR SALE-Good residence lot at a bargain; call owner at phone 2522. -6.27.tf.
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FOR RENT-two modern five room flats including kitchen range, $SO per month at l. Goldsteln's 6'29'tf
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Canadian colliers must make time," according to the witnesses in the Elm press of Ireland inquiry. Even if it must be made through hole in the side of the other boat?
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FOR RENT = New, clean. neatl' furnlshe rooms opposite l. Goldstein's store. 5-9-u
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WHAT WOULD THEY DO?

OR the sake of argument, let us
 admit the charge of the Post.In. l teIlisencer and Times, SeattIe's calamity bowling newspapers, that times are hard. What would be ac- complished by putting their stand-pat
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 FOR RENT-Sulte of two rooms, suitable for two men, close In, steam heat, bath, phone GA. 6-l9't'
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MINING APPLICATION NO. o1s72. lnited States Land Office, Juneau, AL
 aska, May t4 1st4.
NoTIc

NOTICE
 Notice Is hereby given that the Al ska Gastineau Mining Company, g corporation organized and exsting un der the laws of the State of New York and qualified to do and doinl business as a corporation at Juneau Alaska, has made application for pat ent for the Cross Bay, EXpector anC Avalanche lode claims, Survey No 9S9, situated on the north shore o Gastineau Channel about three miles southeast of the town of Juneau, Al aska, in the Harris Mining District Territory of Alaska, particularly de scribed as follows, to-wit:
 Cross Bay Lode.
 Beginning at Corner No. whence U.S.LM. No. 1 bears N. 750 22' W. 7465.16 1t. distant; thence N. SS0 OS' F. to Corner No. 9; thence 47o 26' E. 1492.20 ft. to Corner No. 8; thence SS' 0S' w. 3S5 it. to Corner No. 4; thence N. 65' 39' w. 152 it to Corner No. 5; thence N. 43' 59' W. 952.70 1t. to Corner No. 6; thence N. 6S' or w. 106.70 1t. to Corner No. z; thence N. 200 16' w. 94.70 it. to Corner No. s: thence N. 570 39' w. 291.50 1t. to Corner No. 9; thence N. 400 46' W. 257.70 1t. to Corner No. 10; thence N. 46' 26' W. 265.90 it. to Corner No. l, the place of beginning. Contain ing an area of 14.60S acres. Va riation at all corners 31' 45' B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-01


down of the Hon. jeremiah With Jerry out Of the
wav the meeting of the teetotalcrs buss This temper
ance affair is to be the big event tomorrow: not 50
much the fact that we've killed it, the way the deadly
pill has been dealt will halt the grave dgger and coffin
nailers The minute they halt they're lost. Result,
The town of Okra will be filled with mob Of strangers
with nothin to do but 90 to your show. An the town
folks will have the alternative of Spendin the holiday
stin on the parlor furniture trailin' along with
the visitors. Take it from me, they'll trail! An there
you arel The circus is packed an I'm my way
successful. Now do we eat2'
lack grabbed of his arms, and grabbed the other
Like the Three Musketecrs, Taffy, the Laird and
Little Billy pranced back to the business center and
into the first lunchroom. Mccain did the ordering
while Bimbe started unraveng to me the converse
tional maze into which he had wandered The State
election about due, and for the first time in its
history the Prohibition Party doomed up a factor.
Anyhow it held the balance Of power Ezra Bimbe
was in Okra the special representative Of Z. Bimbe,
Esq, and his job to discredt the Hon Jeremiah
Regain, who had been imported from the East the
champion temperance windjammcr of the age.
Jeremiah said the candy butch as Mccain
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DAY she has been wandering about
the earth seeking for the Child Jesus
According :, Russian folk lore. she
comes down tho chimney OF the
house. leaving gifts for TIL" children
- sort Of imitation Of the Kings gifts
to the infant Saviour. hoping that one
ot these chilircn may he the Christ
she st'iI SEEK.
Pagan Customs.
Like many other religious ceicbra-
lions OF the early days the pagan c..-
toms -. the Roman Saturnniia crcpi
in pntii thc Twelfth Night celcbra-
lion soon became an echo Of the Srcnt
,,aman fzas. In Italy the word
Ep!phanv was corrupted into Bcnana.
snd Ia some uf The towns OF that
country III, figure OF a woman Is car
ricd about the streets on ;hat DAY ana
tho children b.iicvc that she In wntch-
ing tnem In order that she may re-
ward or punish their acts by nlling
the stockings of tho good children
with sweetneats and by putting stones
and dirt into the stockings of the bad
children who are discbedicnt TO their
pnren.. ana teachers. Twelfth Night
u ssen ip Florence at lis best, tor
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rather curious one. for there crowd
of men 70 about the streets hiow!nE
horns and crying out that they are
looking for the Wise kinss. rhs flrs'
quietly disposed man. they happen to
meet Is se.xcd and y mule collar u
thrown about his neck and bells nre
attached to his body. lie IL then
made to carry ladder thtorsh the
streets and commanded to haii y; ~.
different entrances to- the city an9
place tho ladder against ~ :cnce "
house and climb up to scr '.n.:bc. "r
not he can see any Of The Hi7e Einps
approaching. While In IL !n the sc,
of climbing tho ladder Ii. Il frequent.
iy josiied and thrown into 'hc c-ora.
1t H. also great holiday TO- .hc :lp:I-
ish children. who. like the ltali5rs.
believe that BefianA vii, IeaV, 'tocG
les" for them. and In ;nis .dr: cr.l
never appointed as the ia, anis ace
that the shoes set nea, int chimney
in anticipation OF Befr1nc's ,!si,s are
always filled with swoe.i6ss.,s. Gur-
ting the reign of Charlca' ;he tr:th n
Spain. he Instituted the c,s.ril %! si,.
ing three gold clialiccs 81 II. Gnure.
on Epiphany. The chalices wsse tal-
uR BILE. and ono was sent to trc sacr!s.
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;hrn sc.~e'.d and ,hers "a daMcina Anl
supper Nhsf. vssssiI is the pssasi-
pal beverage. ....
france. 700. hs. she Twelfth Might
cake. which is ;hs last course of the
dinner ~ 'hst day. fns, sad Of Ustns
h-an pr coin = small china doll l.
IN. aubs'i'ute. Whoever Rnas the Dell
In 'he cake !. chosen King or qwssr.
II man nnds IN. doll he mus, sS,on>
hir avn tisen and sIce.versa,
in' Beisiu,n ana Holland u 10 q chit-
dicn'- feas:. snd IN. YOUNGSTERS
throughout both g>suatries parade
abo"t earryIns. pAs>.bosrd stars iiiur..
mated By "an:.es from p,thia. IN
switzerland Epiphany - = carn,vsl.
ana there IL a traditional privilege
which permits young men to k!ss arr
unmarked woman .hey NEE, on ;tA,
streets r y
How Aoesscasa keep Th~ Ds,.
Twelfth Night celebrations In
America are confined to ,iubs. ioos0
c;c.. and there IL no stree, carnival,
The women's Professional I.easrs.
composed Of prominent Actresses. est.
fis'a. writer's. etc. hold q Twelfth .sish:
rerei At their clubrooms ia New. Yorlsa
the selection o: = queen beirv ,nstls
by the old English custom. LaA. year
the Young women's Christian Assoc,-'
alton in Philadelphia heia = ssvs,
Nhich was attended by sseernl Run.
dred people.
seems rather strange that this
Die.t'val. which is essentially r,.isloas
one, should be celebrated w seveis
out, according TO one OF our rptst
writers. these reveis merely rspppSp
the Joy Of the MaGi In andine TN
Babe IN the manger 49,.
Joy tc the world. thu Lord has COR a
Let Earth receive her King,
Ana every hear: prepare Hio, room,
Anu HsaAAn and. NAtura. slnsr =
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wss the case until the twelfth cen.
,Ury Abou. this time Number of
romantic additions were made to ia.
B'Siical narrative an. the Wise Men
were given such names as caspas OF
JasysT. King ~ Tarus. the land OF
Nyrrh MeIchcir. king OF Arabia.
shcrc the land is rudd, with gold.
and Uaithasar. King of saba. ~her.
fraukinconsc flows from the :recs.
Nh. story OF legend goes on 10 tell
how. when these Kings beheid the
bright star. they gathered toSrther
their rc;inue and set out on 'hc'r
Journey. On reaching Jerusalem they
mad nu interview with lierod. who
showed deep interest In their s,orias.
Leaving the city. the star guided them
toward Bethlehem. While on the way
they came across an old Woman who
was cleaning her house. ON learning
that they were following the star she
begged them to walt until she had
finished her housecleaning so that she
might accompany them. This they
refused to do. and after she Ind com
ple,ed the work she set out to follow
them. But, alas, she WAS unable to
keep up their pace and they were
SOON ant Of. s.Ghk and. sYss AiRGl -ihAi
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there the procession Is unique. Pee.
fana Is represcnted by o colossal, fs.
ure with flowing robes. 1t IL borne
through the streets OF the city pre-
cedcd by a burning broom as re-
minder Of the household work she
refused TO leave TO worship the infant
Jesus. Men bearing torches ara In The
procession. together with rnascucrad-
rFs who 'bca; drums und blow horns.
Finally the figure IL thrown from tho
tr.asc Into the river Arno amid the
biare OF trumpe,s. 1T Milan the cole
bratiop Ia more decor,ls. Men drcsscd
as the Three Wise Mcn parade INC
-trects headed 10y a boy carrying nioft
q huge golden star. The parade dis
-pcrscs at ono OF the Churches wncrc
a mangcr with tue HHurc o. the infant
Chr,.st has been sc; up. N Rome
There IL noise and .rcvelry and be-
nnvior so,uert,a, like that " tpe old
fashioned New Years eve IL - u. Unit
ed States before. the snti-noisa socie-
tics prevailed upon til. Police Caiefs
Ut different cittes TO put ar emu TO
.hcsc riotou~ SC mes.
CURIOUS -cicSsrsiion 10 Sc-!".
The celebration In Madrid Is q
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STATUE OF WASHINGTON
HAS POLISHED KNEES

az sb" hund-~''s ~ insass-as
sh"s.s nusiasss ,sEs sh~H' Z. wsli
,,rS, sn'ihs sns 0s~t.' r-ngss ssi
,a.' N~g YaFh usaA-r. ",n~rc nu,s
.arris i.o ssa.~ eha asS~ s"siogi a
tsys'piisr fss, ai-sat 'ar s'a,as af
wsshi.staa In front 81 ,h. su'sF
.Eeaslfy. TA~ nfansz lees. fs.s, a
!i,sl- al.ts ,n- as-~s steam. af-
rdsn,iS gnlishTa. -hil- ,h~ rr~s al
AZ. nzas- has ,h- diasy st.t-.rsa =
~ all statues ,na, sssni iS .rt .prn
air
20, started ~aaargias s"as. asn
uhy .hi. .houia ~. hu, IL -as not
u.,ii its. vs"s ,hss solved sh'
gs.tI-rt. rar the fir-, 'iin~ in my
:i.- hai "~vasi.a to So ,o s;ts a'tirs'
80. -aaaa,s Wall s,rrr' ~ps aiss"'
iv,.is deserted. ~ys-ts fer syuup
..f i-rss uha ~-s- hasins y fli- lime
ria, s~s sas ~ s"ssias RACES IN .as
.oes~s.
- ''rS<sensIt aas usehin shouted:
't.ss's have . Aide; hisa-r I ssn
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~ Of 81. Lawrence In 'he splendid
e.eorisi where tic .Pa assH nonarshs
are buried. while Jhe other iw" ~efe
given 20 such Churches o. ncnasicr-
los a. Tho casirt dirr.tej. \ piece II
to.d wps placed IN one. inr-nar In the
second. and tnYr-h In the third. THIS
cu.,. r, Continued FOR many yeaE.. bu;
-rn'iy f-il into jisuse.
England NjAkcs Merry.
England has aiwss' celebrated
r',vrl.th Nlens ~ u ,lsp.ous fi.hioH
aaa even today iha; coun;r, makes
merry on ji.is particular night. The
aa, IN rp:. however. withou; a re-
i.g.Jus e,:.c0 ory as we'll. for " Is the
cu.l1m Of .ho King 10 make an offer
.nr tha: day q, ;hc Royal Chapel 81
Jnu,.. This - done in memory OF
The Maki', nTctinks and is usual.
carried ou, sy the SlnE himself. who
comes 10 ;he Chapel bringing gifts Of
gc,a, fisr.;;.c rrse .rnd myrrh. Last
ye,r both kins George and Queen
sll.y wnni TO t.c chapel with several
,n;ccrs. While the cifcr;Ory SER
s.rrc. were being read the soverciKns
l,.d :h-cc purses on the aims dist.
wh'ti. was iii turn set upon the altar.
The .evcis held on tha; nigh; In Eng
AMI nre always Interesting. for the
dag - celebrated everywhere in the
nomc.. In charitable institution. and
o.. .no streets. i.'hc Twelfth Sisbi
cake Is ou OLD esiabis ned custom aud
il .s,G to determine who is to uc nc
ling &: the least. y bcsn .nr silver
.c.r ,s pIi into the dough before tho
tuia is baked. consequently 10 one
Nnows IN jus; exactly whai part Of
81. saiir tho or.fe is lodged. When
sue. pa-ts' assemblies the cake Is cut
into shcrs cnd passed around each
g;ias. taking one slice. I'll. party who
nuis 'uS coin In Ills or Ecr piece is
then chosen to preside at the reve's.
Maids OF honor. knights. neralds are
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lanes. bsii. though every known re-
Daree wss Tied. the fire MAS un-
onauered in the @nd-by men ~
itasi.
The story Of the raSd Valley fire
q, perhs Is. one Of the most remark-
ib,e stories OF fire fighting in exist
,nse. When the saal seam vas dis
covered TO he .hlasinx vail ten feet
;hieL ~ss built soahd IL IN eui off
~ the air supply. and thereby put IL
,as, hut the fire Temain~A unsnh-
dnei. Steadily day by day. Il ate lie
vsy into the s0ai. hurst through the
walls built rosind IL. Vas .hsrrisadeA
up again and sxsia hurst through.
The Gallery oxness employed over
\ thousand men in the pit, Am"ns
these thousands were nums.@r of
special fire fighters. II Mas their
duty. bsfor. work began. la ssamiae
The hsiek walls snafinins the fire.
test III. Temperature and inok aa, for
7rahss through nhish fir mishi
break, n the walls showed the
slightest sisn oE weakness they were
Immediately strengthened,
Ths mine owners were constantly
;ryins nsx iods-s 10 rui the fire ",ii.
bui Just as soasiaaiis the flames
nsiii br-nk ,hfonsi aSa light np
the Working. 81 the n,In~. aniii the,
we're bri.Ssd in axais, In 1857. 90
years si-F III. fire hat started. =
r'si' 10" yards in shiskn-ss had i.@-n
haii, round the fis--aad I, ~s. SIM
breaking Ihroash
~ The top sf the .eiiisry ran the
siS-g Ts~a, On- night. when The
river "a. in tia.-i. il tuss, its hsnhs
aai ossfsiausa iais tho mia-s ~
"a extraordinary piece of .n<,A fort.
sn- Il hs,i~nrd ~hca tho dsS and
nisli ssif. --r~ hsias changed. \
f~. hoars saas-s. or y s-~ h.ass ia,-
-s. anil saa men ~oa'a have r-rish~a
mis~rahiy,
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An Blood Disorders
Quickly Driven Away
Assssishiag asssils Utii IL esssisst Dlssi
Purifier Ever Disesvsssd. /,
Ss~as'A rs.ss. Accomplishment ssv ~ rypasa 4 4 r.

saEts isaSd disssssss t-sssas .i~.tty
ss.0ini IN lhs zt@Ests &nai sissssSs, sal tfs
sstssats j. isasir ~ I~sssti11 To drastic
ssTuss Th~s= SHiF ss<saNsIe ~ ssusiEs
eshsT sal pssfs@ ~ ahfsss a h-sst St tssss
st@ hssss snis 10 be .ssaes rnsY hn0a
SsOsss s,-in,di sRE~sisnF~-
H. s-s rigs, .iSsa i.ss ~tsrsr thh s1dasi
ts sislsss.i f~siuisss >. y. ~ Lh- xy.ztess
ss-sa~t Disines ever discovered
Thts s~stssraatle srss--1s s,sassiHs ca.
ssxsYi<ai siss Sestsr i~srt.os< - sisLss Is
90 syiss.sstsi-s ne s.ssexs - GE- r-s.i,rF
s<tset.yA ~ IA .se slss~ssh4i sssss tis4rslG
aAi ire ss~stisinat s.rse sslIs sf ts.is sasIssa-
isss xassJ tsisth@s Sgs isRss - slss~hikai ts
Uski s.ai~ .ass..it si~ hatsitigsss
skssn~sss VI Ire sara'ss srslsss fats siai
ssas>s. sf oar asrg f..i
Not ae'y ,sis. '-ss n fssre, IRE tss<~ne-
- sssn< sissafss-s s-ssns- ,resr ss iaas1
90 sSoSsvi ihisftrsst~~ " hsssrttssa t.s
ssas~ t~ssfs. ssrsaiers<s. st-.s ~-.~s asst
AtssAsv.a srvstsss, =. y 4 80 ss'-~~ss ss-s
e-~ai s-ass U.s. ,tia Lsssaa - vx.ssi..i ss@s
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sst ih-r- first Tn. .hsii.ss vas
a-srpsafi. ana .h" ISfs Sas-s, at-s
So ,n- -'ib''rsss sshsis os@ after AM
ahHr th~y ssSan.s'S,i up thS sia,a~
~ tl~ Father af Th-ir saas'rN un-
III shsN r-ash-i hts sai.s, Tsrn.
si-suins their aFns al@sst IAS les
that he ihras, tagsaFi. sa-y slid 10
the sr.ana lh.S -nlaY-.s 'hsns'
selves &. the fsii. ssd IL sitn't ss~-,
,a n.r that Wssrias,.. /. Hisnin
sati-s-~i = ~, frBr ,hs '+rt"rrnaa -
Prom the ssu,ss-g af nv sl'i.r
SusIiinE I iszrn-'i ,ta, had nssn
sisi. -ssing -a'rr :hA, ',ss ss-~n
iasuie-.i in isr generations, IL
hiass sif. ensn l.ss lad gcuna the
~. statue a s.-d Substitute for =
ta-nssss~ Ns .ss .h- sits Hat
s.ra. trrF uSr- nis oer caii.Fs =
aaa ,has~ ot other iaa,,srS ~ho as.
,i.s tnas. IL n-c-.sars !or ,nrtn n
live in the usisiii-oshn-r,
= hss- r-Gsr,' ~ .sat,-, ns Wash'
inssos's Knees '~,ns 50 b'isas't
Polished. Sc
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vsDuly woaalED.

\ farmer .sn- in,o so~a recall
nnd went IN the ir~.l aOtsi, IRE
only unoeuni-i IRON, -as ons "iih
= private bath ana IL sas given Ia
the rural guest,
The following morning. when the
guest rsms - the a~.A. the clerk
saias
"wer. s,s. aii soa aas- = s"af
nisht's srsss'
No. ! aidni.'' replied ,ne farm
-. The sosm ~ss saa-. aaa the
b~d vns all sish,. ha' e"niant
sleep VERY welt"
.ladss-i.' said the ei~fk why
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salf.iia issi fss,si thefv bs~<~nOL
Er4rsa- Loo n ~ n i--s ssaSh stoeirs
sitasas.AStise. Ca ,i+ Sc tasi s-iss 40 a. pc
s"ss- snsAr t21su2i srtfAfu AHf sf~ssf
FSt2sfto ssststsns1 ts sSSh Sl,zess
ie = S-ss bsisf tiaaa y y y kss ,.s
f~e@tssF1Ssise tsp~uss 0sssssE ..sesfsA
t~E sss@g1S lac changes as- oa.s-s.,i, Al
ssuts>itr tszs-as ,as.s,. fsssG@ft~xs ss.las asse
S.tss h~se s'issi-~s,rsi. a,si fssss head -
la'as lrss. Is = .si-ssissas s<Asx sL~A ~ 70
nssed tsesists.
feasst ths fart iAat ~ y = 10 e-ss~tS
. ha'ssHis.ai .s-szfaisoas. i. Ia sSe-eA.i ~
,to swsarsl stosn1ss sh-i has great ta<-se
irt0@ne~- Sss se@ es~ts 90 trvzs sS
ssifa-ssAs Is ss~.i IN lie tS~tsrssi1as Ash
fps = ~ - ah-i iesiss utssA hSstaa u.
Ahas " Spss desire sAuiiii advice Stse ssf
sh&s,sr ssa<esrihs he As~i ss-S ssia
sftss 10 Th1 sssfs Hr~~.ae c.. SsS NusfS
tsAis. Nttsht<. ia lo kSs srA~1 soss9
s~s,sss eAsfN 10 a.v,ap ,k~ AsnAspAsss 10
~ssssrs~e~r Sv~r sssssts-ss -Jsss - es.s.i-
ss r. h D. t.@s-sa a. ali xsss..ssfs.lA
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NOSE AND HEAD STOPPED Up FROM
COLO OR CATAARW, OPEN At ONCE

grant haim aissoiees by tho hssi at
tho no(rii.: r~nssrasss asd heals The
infias,r.. .~ajisa membrane shSrn
lines III. ne.r. head and ,hFusi:si~as.
the air passages: ssotsA sssiy des'
charges ,ad f~~iias of eisersiss.
.onshias relief eosaes Immediately.
boai ,sF neahr ionisht ssrussi.
Ina for .rvs'a With head stuffed:
nn>ss,l. .is--a. nsss.ss aad ssoutaG
csiarrh os cold With 10 sNssiaR
no.~. foui mucous dsnrpias lst~ tho
throat. and raw dFyaess r dhtreas.
ias hal fssly neeaisas. b
tui yoar. faiih--jass easc-is
''Ei,'s Gram ilaia- aad Jour eoi.s
o. saisrsh viii sursay dtaappsas.
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xrHE AYnE ae YEARS

i,a& .saia yos, tisr I" work in a
coal ssins ,hs, i. s,tfsgs ~ figs;
TITO ruhlis esy "ls sni ask ~ta'
as- IL. asshofiiis. ',ainx -s~sy s'mr
= srla- -s,ch<s ftsS. ami hundreds Of
inin-r, rs so shsis death s~i'hnsis
-ssaiss. .f'ssi ssyy l-~ in"~ that
..any GOAL naia~s ar sisays -r fir.
snys F.sr.sn's Wr~siS
D. is:ss lsst 1Awa vs.,", mine.
AGAR rr-s.an. Pa. caught fge nad
sas l~es,JlsiS-y@ ~ II harmed. ros
n,sr a quarter .al.a ecuiar,. black
tse~i HEROES snr~d u and worked b..
.ii~ il. Hv~ry any they fnuRhs the
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MAS Instituted In the Christian
y church during the fourth cen.
tury. The word Epiphany Grsok'
fn-sns manifestation or appearance.
and the day. January the sixth. tN.iv,
dhys after christmas Commemorate
the manifestation of oar saviour iu
ihs 0cniiles on three different ucca-
.ions: First. when the star guided the
N,agi "r Wise Men to the cradle cf
,hs Blessed Infant second io Iiis
blp;jsnt when Voice from Heaven
proclaimed him th' son OF God.
rnird. in the marriage NJ cana. when
Ra began HIS miracle. by changing
wa,er into wine.
In the Greek church this day I. the
s.y, important to Easter and is
sseredis kept The baptism OF Jesus
II tie leading even; "' Epiphany to
'ham and is celebrated on January
,.'Nih hy what 1. known as the bless
:,,.s OF tn. waters." and even todsS
his practice I, carried ont with no
ut,lc ceremony and with some risk to
fns ..~nlih Of the devout peopi. who
ae.se u,e cicrsy have blest the ICY
rivers frequently plunge Into the
freezing waters. This usually results
in f.;neas at least, and frequently In
death.
FYsss Mention OF The nay. ~
The very first mention OF the
.lnF - feast occurs In the Writings
of L,ier1snt Uf Alexandra. who hour
,,hcs during the second century.
exA.a In the fourth century mention
q .nads Of Epiphany being kept by
yr.s onuls - = separate festival from
UAristmaA. During the early days Of
,chsSa ~ eal1ast was kept solely
~ W |f1laRMiR. R.iAsi-ANsa
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IT,, 'say's .cseaa Hahn
Get = .msii hottie answss. jass "a
Try ii-arpiS a little in the nos'rii.
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I'll, aeca: you ~iii 'hs~sshr freely:
duiiaess srd headache disapreas. i'y
morning tho easassh. enaA.,s.head os
catarrhal snee threat viii ~ aeee.
Eud ss,eh mSAesy BOW. Oct Tho
smsl, hottie a. ''G1y's Cream naim''
si asy drug store. This sweet. frs.