Putnam patriot. [volume], August 14, 1908, Image 2

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MACLKj.SALD Al WiU-iAMS
punfN I r T«>RI»
PUTNAM WIN 1JHAM i:0.,C0NN.
L&tett Newt Condensed.
Illinois. followIng the lead of other
>\ extern -HHf*. adopt'd a primary
law ami tin- Hint municipal election
under that law took place in fblcago
on Monday . There i* no reason t<> liml
fault with It* i.r-t tnai Toe voter* of
the two parlies who participated in
ttie primary election*, *ue'ce<led iri
eject I UK the men they desired, if they
were not the la**!, ami they defeated
tlie machine candidate*. The law coni
mend* Itself to thinking |*-*'ple. In
the place of noininatiriir eandtdale* In
a eaneti*. I he entire “ter* are jiermil
te<] to name whom they want for can
didate*.
A meriean farmer* w ho liax e for aorne
year* teen seliltiig on the rieh, fertile
lamL* in the norlhwe-l part of the I >o
minlon of < anada. gave 10 Idettee of
Iw-mg progrc**lxe in their Id**" Ni»w
Australia t* making an organized eltort
to attract - one of the *anie da** to
sellle on some of it- w a-lc fertile tieid*
w lueh netd Irrigation
The Hr*t hale of < .eorglaeotlrm of I hr
present season w a* marketeil hy I teal
Jackson, a negro farmer lie thus re
tain* hi* title of the “lir-l hale farmer
of i morula, which he ha* held for the
past sin year*. Pa tter than that, lie
get* an extra high price for til* cotton
In a manufacturing town'** mile*
southeast of |iuda|**l, Hungary, a fac
tory collapsed in a hurricane, hi-t ~i
turday, arul a liundrerl |* r*ons were
tint led In the ruin*
Jnhn Mile*, now one of New ’l oil,
merehant prince*, rn-i from a ea*h hoy
lit -* , 41 a week, to Is* one of tile rno*t
forcible, enterprising and di*linc!i\e!y
original merchant - in I hat city \uiong
til* axiom* ire
I >o all the grsal y oil eim.
I n all I he w ay * you can,
At all the time* you can.
To all tie people you enn,
A* long a* ex er you fan.
“Afinrlrn xav-.lolin Milt**' xc^*!**
11m* w<*fl«l hi IIm* inaiiufaetuie of 11*k!>
^rad* -ilk- ribl*ins It ll«l \td\«*u,ninl
yt | Aiiii-iii'iiti v\ (MiM'ii imagine llieh
<hoiii-l -ilk ami ribbon* an- i1111m• rI
i»«j.
In n\rngr III* r\i‘C*itllott of ail Itl»flr
cdds! ifitllly of high crime*, In liiiri’Hn
«ia, h|i;iln, a Ih*iuI» v\ *«-• «*.v |»I«»«I#■«I in »»
ferry l mat I »_\ •muik* of lux associate*, in
JurlriK Muir |n -<■ 111misI\ On a
railroad running out of Itirminghani,
Ala , a passenger train was tired Into
1 * \ non it* -iriking iiilmi', ami three In
tmcerit !»« i hoiix killed ami e!e\ cn woiin
tied llt»w utterly deg»ailed must liti
■nan ixuiikcs reach who a engc fancied
Yf rungs nil iniii'ct lit | m-* * |»U
A strike on I lit4 * mnnliin I'adllc rail
i tad last week, i' \ lending !'•» wlioli
I nglh, Iasi week, x11s|a*i idetI all tratllc
f<» a tiiiM rin- cause w a- tin- «(cmttml
f »r an tiiilil hour da\ In (iin< mil*
m Ih*IU*r spirit pies nils in laUu onions
I he \ vi ill mirely lx* a «U* I < > dose «|u\\ n
nil mechanical Industrie* m a country
Hueti nn attempt wax made in I* ranee
recently, hut vi ns defeated by tin .»
(ion of iIm* go\erttiiit'iit
A fterOtJ miitflc between (lit* mi
|iUiyt*is‘ ami llu* united trade fedcrA
lion ill < oiM*nh * * I N’litintr k, is k* u i ;
ltd All Iml |li»' InlUl |*n|a-1s t.»*«
been suspended oit HCMMiiil ul nstiiU»
Mini a hK*k out of all workmen has U*< n
iIm-Ihh <1 m llu shipbuilding and hal!
«t dozen ol tin* ol lit* i principal imtns
trie* unit's*, llit* strike din puli* is s|»oed
II V settled.
« arm*Kit* has offered f helxca a 4 a*,tarn
lituarv building to replace llu* out* Itati
In the recent fin* I'll* gift is on ism
tiltloii that the oit\ prov hit* * >,nnt» a
\i u for maintenance and u*c llu* *J*»,
pw insurance received, for tin* purchase
ut *HM»kS.
The rtfih unnl'n-Mi\ .u the ohoiih
I it>ti »*! i'o|x I’ll. u i evli'ln nlt'tl in
the Valient, It!-.! •• Ill«l:«\ , til the I'll".
Cliveuf the l*0|*', nil lllf lllglltlMlle* in'
tin- inu11 mul church, tin' Homan mi*
It‘I fnrv mul tin' Knitfht* ol Malta- tin*
Aiohhi*ho|i i»! Non \t>fk mul other
American prelate* matehetl In tin' pro
1’1 XNlilll .
\\ mil niim > tlmmith < onxianlinople
(lint Tabrir mul all tin Verhaljan pm
ilnifi lime nwili'il (mm IVmla, ami
have iliclarnl al left luma' to Turkov
The tribesmen » hum the *ihah brought
to prutwt III* person, have mailo hint
a prisoner to ovtort money (nun him.
Al the Old tirchanl annual ineeliritt
«>( the thttxtian Alliance, la*l r-oimlay ,
Uic religion* Irnui reached a xlage of
liValeria while the contribution* fur
ii)iaxtone viere taken u|>. Kite tlmu*
ami men ami vmiirn *l niggled to g\le
their money and jewel* Women «lrip
ped Iheuixelve* ot their ring*, earring*,
anti dropped their torgnellc* anil even
jrarlwl wiiiIm intu lltr basket*. Men
itittie*I their J nickel* in»ide out, anil
their cult buttons, »iud*. we to he. ami
scarf pin* aitilul to the )*ile* There
wore six buxhcixuf valuable* mlltctnl
lit. Simp*on announceil that alrool
r.tam in money amt pledge* hail been
reeei i etl. ntul \«luat>!.-» Worth »to, urn
more.
1 h*in, the Jr-moralit Treiltlritl eamlt
lltlr. tmie a *up|xtrlct of liryari. ro w
observe*. “Ttwii tree stiver m l*» , t;ie
liemoetatie party ha* turmit tagout
brick* In Hats— ami that i» the only
chance it ha* umlergonc
Al the reijnext of l.aiiy Henry vim- j
er*et, W l T. I . uirtubcn oit**r\cd
Turwliv a* "hrcxh Air l>ay oumne
muratiug her birthday by giving out- j
lng* an I entertainment* to the ahul-in 1
ones
Our
Shoe Store
On the Corner
Cii'iiinii'-' I' *J] odd lots
and Broken S /<■“
ISijf I’urgfni - ill M< ’ - ami
V01!t)l“ l’nt* I t I,i ltl< O .| i
Cottons and Sum
mer Muslins
— A I —
Marked Down
Prices
J»<iU«'d Swim*, V'.iIpk and Dirnilii—.
J'J 1 lr OJi In ‘l’i<' iJUaliti**H
|*i!«•*• 7«* jK’r yard
1 r,r I'mr \ IMutil Mu«linH. irj tin
Newetit I'lni I- Clink* Htri .Slri|«»«
Sn'i Pm*\ 12 I-2c j>«r yat i)
2'ir S .(ih Mcrcrrizol
\i.iI«h hiiI Mfrr<ri/*‘il <iingiiain«
Sale I'm < I Hr prr yc!«l
■jr»c Silk Muii’iiih. all tlii* Si auon'n !
S’mi -( l>i -1;*i - hull l’ii' *', I .»r
l>**r tui '1
‘/~>r I'li'l' Ilf III'* W *’*( I ’ ' all--. .'ll*
iih’Ikh wiilc. Ml,all tif'iirc*. iiii'1 fancy
Siriju * ^il* l*i in l,c |ni vai'l
■J \r \\ Inti- i (Hi.' Ill I >.(«,( In 'kn
mi.I Mi.|i'i<n/i I 1 igur*■' Sul*1
l*i ii i- I ’><• 11* i ym I
1 /»•• anil 'Jllr \\ lull \\ HiHi' I.;/ Clu cks
hi 1 St i ij.i hull- I’iii '.Ic |.i i \ hi .I
I
An Athletic Carnival
The ninvs* of tli*' AiiM f i< in nl lilett**'
in the <e|\ 11»|>ti* i *:1111« ' in I 11u! 11mI hu*
prompted tin* III i 111 age 111 * * 111 III (lit 1 nil
neeticul I' itir In plaee ill)- nm.'iinir nth
letir even!* litst tm tin* programme for
I, nl mu l >m v I w «> gold medals, uiii* si I
v er him I ii hron/e will he gi v en I hi* win
tier* tit each of tin- events ill Iihi, _*n,
III) Hlitl hsii yMrtii Hint In Iht- l‘J-* \ 141«1
hiindieap, Mini ns the value of the gold
medals Is alums! In tin limit livid hv
the rules then* should in* ti lively mm
petition f-»r them. Also on tin* xn.ml
«! .*i % ft the Kalr t he it 'unncet lent M*hooi
Im\s w III in given an tuning In dnshe*
M <M, I * M ‘. lint '> V a i 'i s', |; 11 v it»* I ' >' « i
hurdles -uni n two mile re! tv raee.i aeh
r.inner In go one halt mile l’l» • win
ner - in eaeh of these events will Ik* pre
seiiteil with gold, silver ami bron/e
medals ami when the young athletes
ippe.tr a! s<*hiHil the follow lug 'lav a
im)inI**'i m( them will Ik- demrated with
< onneetient 1 tit prizes, all of which
Uuir In hold relief tlu* figure of the
* mi it «»s ii| i «>n nert ten!, w hleh is |H»sed
- » £» aeefulK on tin* golden dome of the
' apltol,
'In athl< tie • eitls ot» the tIIIrd day
of the I au w til U- eotilllied to * 'ounce
tlevil tiiemen ami poihv I aeh tit part
men! will hav** an npptrlunllv l*» par
ade lin n fastest m< n in lull ami *J2»»
said tlashes an I * \hil»il their “I raitg
men in a log o! w ti tu Iht* champion
ship nl tin s t .ai \\ a 11 e i .1 Snv tier,
tin* m;ma*n « »•! tilt* * 'mine* lieul I atr.ts
now i * * j -• v j it 1111 enliv blanks toi the
athletic *\nu.|\ » old It anv one is
oveiltMtke * i!> v t tn gel one i*v drop
ping him a p • : tl to Hartford.
A I ..Ilil. hI »'..IU.r
Tluro i' tlit' vcar olio m«rr I’rosiilon
I In 11 iimlhtato III mi I hole w ,i- foul \ mi
nt:" llio cmoluliiU - mi' nil nami'il mol
Air n- follows
ItopohliOHit -William II l ull
IH'Iiiih’ihIo- Win Jomilugs Itrjan
IVo|iU' - l‘»il> rinunn- I Wnl-on
.-iN-inll-l Kugono \ Ivlis
I'rohtUllion Kugono W i ft mi it
Kivinh-l l.almr August lilllhaus,
Nil ougineor of Now \ oi k. w n- -ul»-l I
luliil lot Mnrliti l« rio-lon. now sorv
111K n lilo -oiiloinn lor murtlor, rolu-fit
IO AOOS'pt UlO IIOIIllllHtlOII
1 lulojH'iuloiit— Thomas l. Ill-m u
l ho \olor onn o-iluinlo what the ns
Igtivevoto on-I w ill In' ttii- voai from
lhat on*l four yoars ago, n- follows
Kopohlioaii, 7,r>:.",4vt
I amooraiio,
rrohiliition,
Sooiali-I,
1’ooplo s,
Socialist l.almr.
,077,M74
40_\_'v;
117,1M
.11,4*1
Tho I mlo|iontloiit, lloarsl - now par
ty, will ilraw voio- mainly from lho
Ikunocralic party, lull oan hanlly polo
ov or 1 41,1100 v olos
Klsitnl of Ink uil Whll#ll »l l'>|sr
Host fur Ik* E)Ml(llt
To sulwliluto something ol-o for
wish! |hiI|>. for making | «|x r, on ae
ooiiiil of tho increasing o»«-t of l!io lal
lor, U li»- l-'tii »iigm-sie«t lItal a liliroii
alancc lliat grow - almosl instanla
lu-uislv ovor a m«l aira of llio l*tttIt|s
plncs, mil!It'. Is ustul, also a largo pari
• >( the manila fis-u11> w hit'll now ms-- lo
W It-ll' AllotllOl sllggt slloll I- lo list'
laioiia; that » nlil make Mack pa(* t
util uso w fills' ink Tito i-fltol on tfio
fit* ought lo is" a Hi si oon-ultiallon.
Inrri stale s!uii,.il Itlvr a law lo pm*
lool tho ovo- gltl of lho Jss'l'U* a- mttoh
•s a i'uri-lis-1 law lo protect the rest
of llio hotly Tho lino sinaU faoo lv|o
usovl on ntvM oi our largo ilailv |tN|>n
with scarcely any -1ho.-c tartwoon llio
lino-, is working havin' wuh Iho oyo
Sight of realtors l*os>i>ls aro also u-mg
The Byron D. Bugbee Corporation
The Last Call
Startling Prices on all Summer Goods.
Interesting Specials in every Department.
Shirt Waist
Suits
r.»w Suits Si»!f Friet*. #1 IJ9
*.',50 t n.broiJfteil Suita. Sale
Ft ire
43 50 Suit*. Saif Frier*,
4375 Suit*. Sa> Prior,
4t 00 Suit* Saif I'rirf,
Jumper Suits
'1 ■’>0 Fancy (iin«'liatn Suit*
Sale !’ric< *1.98
75 Mifl 1 00 ( nun Muslin Jump
IT Suit* Saif Frit f. !f*S
I 5(1 Hint 5 no 1 me I’atu y Dimity
Juiiiiht Suit* Salt) Frier. S3. I S
The IWron Ihi^hee
Corporation.
I>u<»l)ee l>ar<4'ain Centre,
1’iitnnm, Conn.
tinted pupiu with tinted ink. in writ
Inn let t«-i*, that make *i little emit rail
that il -drain' the e_yed|{hl to read
them Tv |s- write!', foolishly think
me it irenleel, um- Ihevamr tint', and
their work run only la-easily read un
der a 'trmiir litilit, w liieh 'trains the
eve'ltchl, -eii'llile |ample know tlial
ijrente't emit rival ink' and p«|*r are
ta-'l for the 'iiftit ami pleasantest to
read, and for neW'|ia|a*rs and tssiks,
ti»*l -i - tv|n-, with extra 'paw !*•
tween the lines, are preferred by all
readi is lor the eomlorl and 'alisfaetimi
they altord.
lit* Mr*! »■
i oiijfluiH I ole, i \ Senator troni < nil
fnrniit. -:i\llu'lliHMtid \iW', If I Is in
hi-* M» mon> In * w til* i»f - * " |k»i i y t*\
pres* reached .•sac rumen to, i nl , long
I h*I ore the 11 r*^l transcontinental itiii
roml vvns *%iir\ eved. “Those w ho were
there to witness it will m-ui forget the*
hiiiwiI of the lir>l of these express* me*
senger* at Sacramento. Il whi an oc
casion of great rtjoi< mg, and every
ImmI'V, big anil Utile, oltl and young,
turned out to see the fun. All business
w a* Hus|s ndo»l f\en the courts ml
jtnirnnl for the event A large numl>cr
ot the citi/ens of all ola**ev grave anil
guv, mounted on hor*e*. rode out some
mile's on the line to meet the incoming
wonder.
••The wailing was not long 'The
little rider, upon hi* blood \ eluuger,
under whip and spur, came dow n u|h»ii
them like .1 meteor, ind made not the
slightest halt to greet his manv \ i"il
01 sv 'Then l»eg;m a ia *e of all that wait
ing lhrong, over the stretch hack to the
oitv , the like ol which has never l»eon
•seen It may have l*een rivalled in
speed and confusion b\ some of the ea
v airy disasters during the war that pie
sentlv followed, but the |*eaeoful |hv*
pie ol Sacramento, I am sure, never
tieheld anv tiling of the kind Ulore or
alter w ard.
*• The w hole cav a trade, shouting ami
cheering, smif waving banners and
bareheaded, riding at the lop of then
sjHed, dadimg down a street, might
have l •ecu taken, had it occurred on the j
plains, tor a t>aml of w ild t amanohe*.
but the little mail carrier paid no at
teiitiou to them and kept in the lead
Strange iti*iwe> ap|**ar in this conn
try rs-ciislona!ly A woman died re
cently m INrnnsylv aula. weighing >H’
|hhiml-, alter suffering Hi years from
Uial tare ami dreadlnl malady, fie
phanliaais And rarer is the disease
oalled "leukeintna. of which Kev. l>a
mel I Meiiillicuddy >iied last week in i
llosloii lie contracted ll in Thlts'l
Alter ten years of blindness, a man
sh y ears old. Its ir>K m Jamaiea. I. I.
rrtsnrnal hl>sight Iasi week shortly
alter losing his sight from a stroke of
(laralysi', the physicaiis told him he
cou Ui never see attain. ‘*1 have faith,'
said the blind man. "and will pray
for my sight This he did daily for
ten years, usually holding the lilble
1 asi Thursday he led a sharp pain
in one of his eyes, he fried out. 1 can
ms I can read this Itilff I
Physicians of the Merer Mrits|ritah of
Pittsburg, asM'rl l!ley hare discover*
ed a new cure for tetanus, one much
(s lier than flu time-honored antitoxin.
I’he nr*w cure is magncsi im hate
Injected into tile spinal coin inn of i hr
Injured during the spasm or contrac
tion of the tun'Clcs.
.■slops itching tnalanMy I'ures pi , »
fr-riiil. sa l rheum, teller, itch, hi es
herjs's scabies — iknui s Ointment. At
dru; slurany e.
Our Ware Department
Bigger Bargains 'Ilian Ever Before
Mason Jars Plain White Ware
Away Below Wholesale Prices
1 Pint hi/**. s.h. I 30
1 Quart nize. Sh > Price, <»'*«• a do/..
2 Quart size. S»i<- Price, S.jo a loz
20c Heavy (tla-, Tumbler- Sale
Price, 15c Joz
Clothes Pina. Sail Pru <■, lcp5
doz
3 Piece Glass Ware Sets
Butter I>isb, Sugar Bowl an 1
Creamer. Sale Price, l#c per aet
rou
Vacation Wear
Women’sSuits
Kton Suita in liglfancy mixtures,
just what you i • < I fur vacation
\v nr S1 b an 1 ; to £.'1(1 suits,
•4, Pric #7.88
Butterfly suits aid il! tliis season s
light colored suit your choice now
just half juice.
SJH Suds,
S2u Suits, -alt
SitO Suits,
i . pries #10
! ’ #12.50
JMl #15
Cup» ao 1 Sa leers, Teas, an 1 Cof
fee.. lue values Sale Price, ic
Bread an 1 Butter Plates. Sale
Price. 5c each
Bleak fast Plates. Sale Price.
♦Jc each
Pull size Pinner Plates. Sale Price,
7c each
C flee Mugs Sale Price, “c each
The King Hose
FOR
Boy’s and Girls.
School time will so n lie here.
Make your lii st preparation by s.-l
erring a stocking that ,vears well at
u moderate price.
Small sizes only 1 2 1 2c per pair
Size, to 10 only lor per pail
hientn tconumy.
“A inau the -u l ■ ir<* to Paris
to I#*.!in som* thin,: t ill** »*t otio
in.v of I'reiuh * (M - (i a janitor,
"Ail 1m* ii. s t * * «1.. is r. - .-r a job like
in I lit* in a hoti-< I mostly by
I n n* Ii fnmiiit - 1 L* i leant some*
ustonishing l»*s'*t - in flu* .ut of sav
f u I'|* to t * .' jo I was
working Iti a 1*; j • •!' that kin*!
So far ns atten _ to the garbage
wax com -erneil. I h i iIn* easiest time
• f my . if .• t 11* j »• w s |*r:i i i y no
garbage I he peop lived w* il
enough I > * - ■« Anyhow they iv
j*.i s from thi httteher ami
groeer. ! ' they ue\ r -»» im-d ?«»
throw mi} th.i. g aw?i> About the only
thing th y 'hnn't # ;*t was « «*!!.*»*
grounds «nd i dato skins ami tomato
• alls, am! flu-re was |»re» tons* itl.»*
w asie of «*\ on that
■ Wit# te I mi working m»w the fatal
lies are i \im*riean. That is where
file foo-l j.m- to waste I he people In
that house throw away enough pro
visions I'M ii day to feed a l those
I • t f s a w eek S.t u l 'ran
yis< o < hroii i* U*.
Mad* the Judge P*r*pire.
Sir Joint « harlen 1 *uy. the huglish
judge who the title of the
It.*., ikan s terror," died at the a*:*' of
eighty two 1m the nineteen yearn Sir
John was a Judge of the high court
fr» ttt ivsi* to Hull he was noted for
In* gift of solemn humor and for his
lira**ti» flogging sentenees In fourteen
>. 11* he senleneed 137 criminals to
3.7‘ ti si’* Ue* of tlie out. Onee he suit!
to a gam: of I.iverpool ruffians “l am
n»»t gor j f give you men tout; terms
of llltfU i'Otttuelit. hut when VoU go lit
\ *n get ttteutx lashes of the eat: w hen
you h.a \ e been in little months you get
tweni) «*’ s of the eat: before >«ni
roq get twenty lashes of the
» at \ t n mu 'id show w hat > on
!♦ i\ your friends " lie was per
haps the \ Kngllsh judge who ever
d i ; I *r While on a visit ?<• a
prison he u a d the treadmill, hut w hen
he asked to he set free the guard pro
tended not to hear his request The
judge was penqdriug fr**ely hy the
time he was permitted to abandon his
experiment
Eggs Barred.
Oiu* evening a solid looking eitiien
carrying a basket. Knight a ticket and
Mario*I to tutor the o|**ra house iu a
long Island town Just as ho was
going In the o\or of the basket uq
accountably sipped off. revealing two
doi.ru « ggs
Ht> *nid the ticket taker "This
isn't K.ister Where you going with
them ecu*'!'**
Non*- v r business’ Here's my
ti» ket. all |*aul for an' reg’lr.** declared
the cltiieu
• Well there don't any eggs go in
side while I'm here.’* said the ticket
taker and then the other saw the res
•on his burden wraa «u*peeted and
roared with laughter
lie left the eggs lu charge of the
man at tlie l»oi office and entered, and
he enjoyed cr\ moment of the show
When it was over, the manager re
lumol tin* eggn to hiiu and Mid
*1 wt>- at rani you tught put your
foot *:.!«> the basket while you were
applauding ”
The B n of a Deg.
"I w e t •> say a few words about
h> '-N *; ' said a |d»ysieian * W hen
.- I i. i \ ,< through ckdhitig tlw-rv
is to * k' or i danger of in feet km. Tin*
v: s i, , i, t ,• t,vth of tin1 an.! a' and
v ■ »*a •* -v«m i it*»*u has received
the wound through a layer of clothing
then* is jttle danger.
l a * s . the teeth is left in the
clot hi: g . d is not communicated t*
the pets. i -neii. KaUkt dx gs or c;V
animals ary* net likr i .ey
have no fc*» low teeth through whi t
pobttMi u»ay be coo* u»uu .ca ad - 1? o*u>:
be Introdtii ed dire* tly Into tin* system
of the vi< tint
“Therefore, when a supposedly raMd
dog 1 »-s a person, if the bite is n« • on
an exposed part of the 1 <-iy he should
haw* no fear." Washington post.
Bee* and Their Baskets.
Kvery is*e tarries his market basket
around his hind legs Any one ex
urnining the body of a i-ee through a
mierostope will observe that on the
hind eirs of the treature there is a
fringe of >t *f hairs on the surface, the
hairs approaching each other at the
tips ...» ;iS t*» form a s« rt of cage. This
is the bee's basket, and into it, after
a snore-d‘ui journey, he will cram
enough pollen to last him for two or
three days.
Gray and the Elegy.
TIi**;:;.is t. *\ kept the . ■ jy by him
f«*r nine years before lie gave it to the
"'•rid lie im*d away at it ail those
\ears as a iapUIary polishes a gem. and
tiie result was he made it a gem. In
his whole life he wrote comparatively
little, and when asked whi he had
written s . .iitS* In* replied, "He* a use
it the exi-rtNn it eosts in tiie labor of
t oinpositittii."
Diverting Attention.
“S.i v»iu favor the suit of that for
t Iguer
"Yes.’’ answered Mr Cumrox. *i
think l should rather like to have a
man in the family whose English
mother ami tin- girls can i riti* ise In
Stead of mine." Washington Star
A Good end Sate Rule.
It Is a (_•• •,d and safe ruie to sojourn
In every |■ .. e is if y u n . i!:t to s|>end
your life there, never omitting an op
portunity of doing t kindness or sp,-ak
tni! a true word ,.r making a frien I —
J.di' Ituskin.
A Min's Idea
\ man's hit a • f i m ai >ig hat for
tils Wife is l I. It that eoSI S ,< 1 f.p —
Nasln i'.ie Vmere an
Potatv Rot
A matt «'h,« lias tried the ev|terc
meat da inis that it is vert east to pre
vent I Hit a toes from rotting to p.acitig ;
In ilifferent parts of tin- ,,r in which |
•hey are kept a t*ot eeiit ining a tjuan- ;
• Ity of lump slack lime lie states that
this ime ahsort-s the moisture which
lias sneh a detrimental effect upon po
talcs’* ami in his case has resu ted iu j
keeping pis stis k of this cotumod tv
a'vats In g.ssl condition The plan is
■ini| e enough and is w,- worth a
trin' by ant grocer who has had dif
flctl Tt in ket | ii g bis potatoes iu a
damp ce ar
Btgg.ng Letter*.
"XowlH'rt' ' the i i.u ty of the*
present a so ti. re anurrut than in tLe
mg otters reeeivvd by rk b met;/*
fa ti a fTivjittf secretary “1 have t*€vn
-O ': : J < tter* of that kind ty the hun
♦IrtM for the past tifyears For
• ’ > *■« tfs* '■■& otters auikn! alike
s were they that they
: -*ht hoe Us u cuphhI U*!iy from a
’*• !> o*vr "r ter v w the writers
• v :a? - ! > Tin > u.„v v nut
ereti
tuirv*
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their a*!’
hut -
mau h i rt
rp|*|y T
a<* -•
tin oi *”
phr<s,»«
for every
«• it th ■ £ th •
?e*i hut They
w y IV i »
the art ©f »-■
* dramatic w
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ly the U tter
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to a large extent by the writ
ing paper you see. A letter
written on a coarse, flimsy
paper falls s»h*>rt of its mission.
The impression made by a
good, stylish writing pjper on
the mind of a correspondent
amounts to 40 per cent of the
whole.
By Using the Popular
Eaton s Fine Writing
Paper. :
you are absolutely sure of that
40 per cent of good impression.
They are easy to write upon,
attractive in appearance, strong
in manufacture, and always
stylish
We carry a full line, and can
show you the latest creations
for correspondence. Prices
run from 19c upward to 35c.
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ffon, pound paper,
23c per pound
Envelopes to match pound
paper,
ioc a package of 25
Eaton Hurlbuts- French
Paplin. 19c per box
Eaton Hurlubts’ Linen bond
and Iligh'and Linen, all sizes,
23c per box
Eatons" Hot pressed vellume,
35c per box
Mark Misjudged.
\\ it M ii n 1 wain was u .young ami
sir _r now spa per writer for the
\" < •* .i.lv in New York
• i r > : i . i\ ef Iris acquaint a nee saw
hi. i < .e d.i>. with a cigar box under
liis an i. -Hiking in a simp window
"Mr < 'lei.;* ns." she said. I always
see \ on with a cigar box under your!
arm I am afraid you are smoking too
j ranch.” ;
“It isn't that," said Mark. 'Tin mov
I ing again.*'
Only the Runner Up.
I’lie In si mall fli.night he'd take a
look around and set- that everything
was running as a fastidious bride
would wish if. and up in the room
where tin* presents were displayed,
j alone and unhappy -Hiking, he came
' up a a \ •»' '!i. in ready. like
the Wcdd.'lig a' -‘•'I of tile l-j.'giish p *e(.
to “beat 1).> It ast." He was w ander
ing al it. o<-h; g at silver and cut
gk.' v» ith-ait > -mg t’aein. ami the
j best n an hardly k: . how toapproach
him.
* i : have .'"ii kissed the bride?” he
asked at last
And the answer told far more than
its two ii * ager ui»i\N in ght hav, boon
, expected to It was ‘Not lately”’—
J I.ipi *i neon's.
On Papa's Side Only.
"Mamma. our teacher nays I'm de
scended from a mouke.v .**
liis mother <g am ing severely at her
husbandi Not on my side, darling.
Not Quite the Same.
Ha\ ng an i\ ed at that point iu tin*
baptismal st*rvin- whole the infant's
naiM is conferred. the «. ;ergy man said.
"Name tin- « h id ."
"<>:.gimt Story." said the sponsor
uu is. •
"What do you say V he asked In sur
prise*.
"original Sb.ry/’ she repeated,
it's u v.i • h|d name. Are you
suii- \ >u want hun called by the uame
*f < >r . Mon V"
"Original s' \ tliat's right”
**ls it a family name 7"
"N:»! ed after his unde, sir,” explain*
e<l the i ;rst\
Ot gmu. Story the little fellow was
christen.-d. Sum* mvks after this
event the minister made the acquaint
ance of the said uucie, a farm laborer
in a not .her vi:!ag*-, whose name was
Keginaul Story
The Painter's Way.
M ben a painter h s taken up the par
lor carped, removed the furniture from
the dining room, leaned two ladders
against tae haii mantel and stacked a
half dozen variegated cans of paint on
the sideboard, it means fce is now ready
to paint the outside shutters and the
back feuce Mark Twain.
Crockett and tha Mule*.
It ts toid of the famous Davy Crock
rtt that one Jay while standing on
Pennsylvania avenue. Washington. a
•warm of im.w trotted by under the
custody of an (iirrsw from one of the
«t«vk farms in \ Irgiula. A congress
man from Boston attracted Crockett's
attention to the onus uni sight. saying:
He o. there. Cr.a-ketC Mere's a lot of
rour .-.inst:tretits on parade. Where
tre they gi4ng;**
i ro.-kett io.iked at the"animals with
i ; glance and answered «|Uiet
> "They are going to Massachusetts
to teach ^
The Sweet Potato Belt,
Tho H^nn. ->i ’.mit f ir sweet potato
'il* ur“ ' Indicate*] by a line
drawn from the l*>n!er Hue of Massa
:r-d 1 •*.. .«*• tU v:t on the eart
‘ 'Tn r ’ * northeast «x»mer
of < o rida !*?:* the area where i? Is
’‘r”‘ " ! i%* ’■■*** : eft!. !!y would be COQ
' ► of (bis. exee|*t in the
r-"f r where it exfemls
uto Iowa. Illinois. aad ludlaoa.
DON'TS FOR MARRIED Wong.
Tha Wise
of
-Ynm IB'I
ply to all aiikt
matron, bat it i
Matron Unbu-de*.
it * Fen Max mi tr’r*
lit." remarked
wife t<
It every I ri !e In ,i
land »oui' 1 '-e trni.:
tlie follow!; ^.'t of njli
fci.r . i. !ef- the ■:ir.
IHan’t ask your bush n,
you. Let him ask vo :
I too’t lx* fussy about
Leave that to hw old m:.
Itou’t pry Into his ....
mental or o’her« i-e. la
privacy and have soi . .. y
Iton’t nag even If it p
giexl That's the w.iy t
I>ou't lose a ecrtaiii
should lie yours until y.
regardless of eircunista .
Iion't extract ncits.
Have him put things on ■
by giving you an allow a:
I»on't l>e jen'.ms If tber
you are eoiuinitting the
*n
!J* *h,
’hat v*.
! V. t***
sf *t<* Bait
* 'a** *
1 lf be to*.
' *tVt
hr* elf.
'r !i» »*»
. *212
fmn> b!«
,,r ’per Usa
's R,i r,1n^
i 'V«H Bib.
liOS'T WFHP.
take of your ii,e. ii i!i iv is dg.
you :iir !.»ill ' half tile l. it: e hy s!h>»
Ins your weakness.
Pon t weep!
! ak • your conversation oo»
tissue ot person,t'iiii s i must de*
voted man on earth will tire of thtt
and yearn for real t ik.
Don't make intimate fi ii-nds of roar
husband's relatives.
Pou't make your quarrels public.
Don't tell tin* secrets ot ; jr h(®«
to your dearest < hum, s day
may cease to l*e so near and so dear
Don't sins doleful sons* around the
house.
Don't sins at all unless you are dead
sure what you sound like
I >on'l say "i lo!J ;> on 1 "
Don’t remind him of the days tvbea
you were free How do you scow
what he is thinkius of?
Pou t sit up for him.
M A ISO Al! i'.T WHITE
VERANDA ROOMS.
The Piazza In Summer Time Is Fur*
m&ned Elaborately.
Nowadays \\ e all <»f us live our of
doors nHirM nr less. The picture shovs
un attractive wide piazza fitted
like a room.
A trellis made* of whitewood con*
reals part of tile side wail of the b*w \
and provides an artistic* barkpr'»u:i1
A PI.JlASANT FL.AI £ FOB WA.
The furniture is of Ku-'.i'b
proof cretonne, a fabric which ■* D#*
ami is obtaining much favor.
Potted plants a<lil much to th« (®fc
summery effect.
The wicker tables and chair* ***
painted jrreeu.
A couple of canaries' cafe# »** *
Imuuit the shrubbery. The bin** *‘T
Itlad to tie released from the •>*•* ;
• ud their sweet notes ate soottnK
they are heard from their nest i® j
vines 1
If rugs are desired they *hoa**^|
made of grass fiber or cotton in ■ _ j
of soft green and red. as the**
heat ni
Tea sets of solid green ware j
found at all tile orients store*.
K DK T A BATH*
Catarrh
Is a constitutional disease orifnn^^
impure blood and requiring eoC:‘I’ _^j
treatment acting through and PaT^ ^ j
blood for its radical and periuaarf
The greatest constitutional remedy
Hood’s SarsaparH"!
In usual liquid form or m
tablets known as Sarsatats*- ^
Nasal and other locat K>rn,f
are relieved by CaUrrlets. *tuf^
fla initiation and deodorize !"' l
allsJ3
Bsantbe
Btgaatsia
N rf
T-sa-di:.