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D-ml* ■■ i < .i ,;'i i lt»n< she- run ihout
and ■! t !<‘£f i’ w i tl;f i ;<1 it a «•))»•
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ti.-* tn • if i tfirl .ti l iIn- marc,
lintb xjnnvi-<1 I b-it'l »cr- tnind*
s.niir in unu i f; ■ t<i(»n. f.isalieth
was a *»»< t '1 ai d lmr In ■
Was vfrij t, an nnft!: iii Power. Thus
>!<■* •* << pfw»r r.w! n.lt mnl Alien llintte
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I lie jik-tiire.
•*l tlots'1 t.hr -ii'ii nv and tfce
eolotf-l n< i »i; .m : t<c'”thrr "
Is'tli I .in i i“. "• >■• .
m*rf» *.r in llin Mil r. ml 'leg wjii
hi-r :.!y Im.lh,.. lit In I ntairivt. i mu
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• If r,f411 t!»♦-> i tr »i;<! -T* • I iniphl ]
vc 11; to r*i« I,i-/ »Ij4‘IIt wont on
)<!:ilf>t iv * 1 y. : ■ • * » *•« '• • •»» ' I Ii-ive
to *fu: d up f r 1 "■ Tb«*y d
ban* «• >< !i other for»'V«»r If they thought
I win partial."
The* M;; road xw**pt hi ii Ion if rum?
ball way round the pl-iiiation IJ*.i
N-il. f :iu^lit ifllmpM * <«f lli«* white
holl o*, v, i li tall rod * lilinn**ym. nestling
among flu* tr«*ex, nil uloog Ihrouglnrtjl
tin* firnt lull#*
He . r 1 ti ;n < dir urdhd a! the
boil Me*; * me hIic* her liMt. nitylng,
will* a fr wn: (111 y* u look j o* d lot
I ill you’. • j'i i fin- i on* ;i-- a prison’
I run i do nit til: g I want to do, In*
< mi i* 1':;i r i i’ •'* d • v to lx* ml;
tr< ♦«< of Vv III « Wand inn that Iwtih
tin* vr; wor-d I mu f m i ry wiih
|M**h fp to im* rn?**-f» r there if ever
ttii'i lii '1 ' U» h a | ii I V. on t do
it: i * ii’ i w* /ti rn run uv\
with n drummer mu or *•'•♦!» .i i:y\r.<\
► If I ir «» l. o "
f. 11-• 1 ■ \ 4 iiini'f"! ii vlf d to her
Unger tS|i i* only • liii I and. t***tIj I*.
ttU.v rn i hi r badly *p' il**d.
••il».) !i„'tit ho. M«, ' I.l*abetli i ni
on, limn* i!. n * ♦ r phi .ti\ • "m.v
IIIUIIIm.\ mid til** ruinin'! !!*• get* Up
IIf t |ly I»1 «•;, i. |,; t I i loo Ii 1 i ** I t M»*Ill1
*»f H brand in >\ r«* <*Ul W It . I out:lit to
that Klnroxa Hilnir ” <1 pe<aii
licvii »*x|'H*hx tin* ruil here of I I ai
Iwtli’M lip- » “And In* tin** If at mum
iny k« h!ii* ;:h • ; him Id* eoflfeo ami
*|hi||w ln*r appetite alwn.VH u in I million
ImT ' T\ h»»| 11**111 iii*H 11111 Nlit* getx oi l’ll
I.oiiu before dinner* ready Iio’h r»*ndy
with *oiin*t hlng good amt better in
Ilnmp Jdlhird (Hi. laird! I im \ Iv
liilt wit ft) a h<«dy iiaimMl lluiii|»! I hear
tny*elf *»iylng, 'Humpy, dour ’ or My
Iftjtnp.v Hiu?ur lump” I turn* my opin
Ion of folk* nhii would go ami imino
a l»oy * * Ii i Id Humphrey* don’t euro If
tin* naino Iuih ln*«*n In tin* family forty
thou Hand year* "
Sin* foil hlloiit a lllll*' wlilh*. Tho
rot**| ran on dow n I.*••*!** hill, wtil* h
Wa> i.»i*• * *• than half a inn a *f rl.iy
1 tedded i tti<| tiowldi* (Mu* ooiihl
drive over it naff* omui^h If •• Iv 0110
know h* w 11 l-o If *»iu,’x h a *• wciv
rlonr fool* d ami tun* puSHim
K'Uiotitly a p = r ii ><t *■- u\od
* <»nui ■ up It who la* ,<d i tho.*!*
I till) . Il'ifftt :M di n f h' 111!’ >
a Hfnall i ruvi-lly h* m b !!• ro wu*» 11 ti I
tivortitrntal hnu.. v v\i*h 1 man h If if
| : : I' ;■ I - ’ • [ ;
fill ■■!.( :tl 1**1 « !> ;»f 1 In* ' olih V |
nfld tin- h r*o win*** h**;'*l bar* |
k!i m. *I at*.»vo tin- d* pt’ix * f a i« nl -id*'
gully
The !»om» will. kered appealingly h»
M< ?, w 'pi nmxxaid with the I n ,t
f:«Ini \\ fii»11 • • 1 I aheth t |»i»< tl - pj
f-t t #* till' -I rM!Hr*T li‘:l! <1 t little l«*
ward tiki*! 1 •»_ hi 1» i father’< i
Jim!It It! tom* l in! I’un't .vu ph k
joiii'Mif up afu-r your Mplll?”
*'t erminl? I « in 1 m doing thl* nil
f«*r i» hirl* r ronr-***"’ tin* r.»;» * i re
tufted. jM.li thi: to 1»i^ f* r* head
blooding from u I*ash ilu-u on t«»
n fool l\ lit;: 111*11in from «»f film
A mmmIIMi lun I«»u in I trunk a litil*
beyond * * \ i *i >11 Inal 11 !m plight In I Ik*
ffplll it li.it! somehow fnlloll upon his
nnkle. breaking ji Imuii- It wan a
ffumple trunk. I.ImiImuIi if* * hied In
MnutIv Therefore tin* Mtranger wna n
drummer
It hotmh! him »i. lit for fixing to g»
rroMM * untrx xxi'hout a dtixer mul
V It It oi||\ :\ Min,If It. • . hilt that \\:im
Bo molt* than n fit* of tug though! Sin*
f\;IM L 1 ling • in Iti- «s ' t .-light
* hut f It*- * oiou I vx «*uill ► to him
Tll«* eoioitel ha to*] tin- xx hole l.nt* «*f
drummer?. all** it In* admit fed tln*v
had their in. ■ Not vx It I. ! t ding In*
would not n fitHf mi-• - i to thl-4 Njuvinl
dm muni I i . 11 ** t !i » hm k'ed inlx h
• in* got out mid ppiojt* h*'ti him, May
trig l ot lo-it 1 so|f\ you If hurt At
Orwt I thought you wort* only"
••1‘rUUk. till' NttMilger Mlpph UlOUtod
1m she |wm*ed. coloring deeply Sin*
tedded Hut I II *p*uo >ou apo|ogU*M
Instead riu going to take voii home
with tin*.** sin- Maid
"Sure I'll go • * tho atninger asked
I.ImhIIt guxo him a ae\ or** glum e a*
nhe miMworod "You needn't unlea*
yon waul to Juat tell me who you
are. who you trax el for and xx here
you’re going, amt I run aem! xxord to
them light a wax The IHgley* down
yonder.” |*»lntiug down tho hill, "have
two telephone* "
"Thunk you, bill I d rather K" with
you U) ii.itni' I* \lu> Use Aa for
the rest. It doesn't matter." tin- stran
ger Mild, trying to rise and fulling
|.«< W. white to the III"* 1 Wnbeth
• aught hi* iirin. saying «everely
“Hr mill. )oii while 1 halloo u|> |tnl>e
mid Billy tin II Ik lot hoy* you know
— to make h Ixm* wddlr and tote you to
my rtmaliout and take <*rv of your
plunder "
"1 see" \ln. Use said hi* eye* iltnr
lrg In aplte of Ida pain T'mrt you
think y-.u'd belter lot mo go hom*
with thorn? I iilway* did like to ride
fin a l»ee saddle "
"But you never triid it with a game
leg-at loa-i 1 tv Uou ■ ■> 1 t>; oih
retorted. "Anyway, you * an t <o to
Ma IIliEley'*. I louud you in the road
and Audi s' l-i ko«u
"Clearly there's i,»> i. iv to lie wild "
MaeUae answered. s'hm.lng his teeth
oil u groan.
He had on 1 y a simple fravturo. the
d.s-tor said, but somehow he n ude a
very alow reemery. The • olonel had
•worn over him for exactly half un
hoar—ailontly, of course. Humanity
and bosidUltty Uuh forbade anythin*:
else. Then he had fallen trtctUn to the
«harm of a jteraouallty singularly
Crank and winning. A* for mammy
j jib*1 bild * j<
IJ .Ixilj frim ih4 to do
j tr. -T* tiMii nay "‘Good BfiTClS"'*
I ir-!*i sti° a* SfiH'liw
j fee;' *i j* n. ? rt wbri & • down
tu hit » n fit** |#k*Z£i or toufelM* up and
■ ♦] , * ff ~ *•■?»«* foil»MV*-l bill) Ilkr»
n f ; « MrT*’d rbjlid
H 1. <j i i .* < tv till Im r. Ed*
; <j* ..!'./ I. Ii.id l> *--n n?l o <*r thf* world,
i He wa- i!iirt.s i t i».i *<i < :tut well
srnl* ;*nd ' f'.ne.> wi ll tr« d In uplift
J of L<- v» • , ii Tl;<* f < ort* h
I and jM*v«*tai n d tJm* v«*ati<»!i
I ta' i ly.
it* i J ; »t fr frd In tlie ovr*r
Ui > m • Wont. lij.-t ii<l. after WfJo nu
,• i « • . . f brief I r . I.A !• d
I -. < -r, (hi; it I* • “I I hi,re
I only l“ «• -1j-j* snywif I'Milns weir."
Ail I : - I . ■ .• In I ■ for the
,r< rer. h , v , .*t v- i «, fit. Ida
.
Ij h i ?. < . * 'IS inone; .
It j bli ;.r:; f. f nm'it lit Willow
T.,«4 . .I . f. ,iiiy h d eouflded l««
him liielr |. 1i a d . rlfvatifM. Set
- i <•/ j v . h.i, . i- ary lie hail
i i .■ i I . 'l 1 fore It fa me. After
i ’ ,n i' ■ null t he lung
ill i| j|.ii;,fi Jell.ml lilt judgment
veered ; h i in ii1 *iy l i 1- a .ad li h hide
"Hut you !!>• ii n innii of yuur own
to tight for. ' he explained to her Jn
ill'dully. "iofoeieitl> any i Maly it lmo.it
to Op|MlHe to tie- e two. Von IIIhIMI
that ymi i hi do Iwtier than take el
ther. Ymt-.e not to >how iiiaminy and
the > olonel, even If the} don't eonie
from Ml- otirl. Iion’t you know uny
holy you I'oulil Idealize into n hero?"
I l eiheth ah1 etk her head. murmur
I I don't know him. hut I know of
him Ii'm ho aggravating lie wont
pome hoim I wonder If you ever met
him 'I M Murray. Ilea lieen globe
troll i mk e'er (dime III’ left eollege I
in nle up lay noml to many him no
1.. ii ... t , ari ago, w hen I went
nil over In holt e. not heeau-e II a ho
I f. r I lie niltne tioodhiairt I
|. , tli.it \t 11 I in -urn I d love him
i Hut how inn 1 when lie keep*
il w ay nil I lie time
It i: i.lit t.e harder till If you saw
him .No, IN, never m«t him. lull
I ve la o’d ii |o| about him not mueh
to hii ..I." Mm line mild, aeuwllng
ihIiIIj "If lie'a the only rival you can
H* are up I -I e tiothliik' for It lull to
prop, e pi v. lf Voit found me, you
1.1.. .U and - . d limllny vtaa keeping.”
Ami I tin nt l. rluht then," Man
belli lid joyollaly ‘ I'AeU If you lire
u ilia inner 1 believe It will lie great
fun to go along with you I might
even drum for thlnga tuyaelf.”
"Thai'a a hargaln" Mat llae Halil,
holding her tight, hut not kliving her.
"I m afraid, though, you won't Htlek
to It w hen you know I'm a rank, rank
ImpoHtor not n bit of a drummer
You don't even know my right name.”
"I don't l ine I know you," l.UnlieUl
erletl, ‘ llnglug i Imer Then lie klHneil
her t w lee, hu.vlug, with the leant
alinke In Ids miee "Thank (Jod!
Sweetheart I never before waa mo
proud of un-ell' Mat the name Is a
pretty deeeiit one l in linking you
formally lo Ue Mi l M inuaduke Mil
ellMe Murray I wan going home with
my family | iper i In that trunk when
tl lamed me mi d ;.uvt» me Homethlng
very m|' !i more | ii'* Ioum. Now. what
d * \ oit think ..ay ami Hie eoionel
w ill ■ i v V"
' ll d ii’hu'i ||,a er. I ay Am.- " Us
i alii'l h V. bl-l el'**! '• li I ladle ve 1 hey
w ..11 1 I,i.ike mill'll i'. ■ la.ill It,"
Vo ti, o and Avocation.
\ i l. i . i! fr *»m
! t! .• I.iii h. \ • l v - i! iji». « i liing
■ \ v < 'll' I|“ is i M-ri I I'i '.HI II . • •« >. I
c*?i 1! :n\ i\ . r divert. o.« * 'hi', eulllnr
.»\\ .1 \ * i ill' rn hu \ lit.i li *• • a Mil' j: or
V"< (ft«tl if H hi li felt! lias prO
1 > •: 1 him HI i > ; n i: • h , i • II11 •.! . r
fin which I •• huff rw el etl a cMii ame
s I . . p4 • I i \ III- III lit I) I | . . . , •;!
voeatioii lint w lim a man I - tailed
\\\ i v av "intn fi‘"in IiIh regular em
l»l"\ nu n* a ml "»». «k»*s in n «|i v erslou or
iim n illm ,.f any Mm! tin* word uvo
• m i '!» applies t" sueli diversion or rail
in,, avv . reerent loti may he of a
wry serious nature, a* some profound
atudv « r arduous work hut it iv not hla
V"« .iii"U. Th#* m h"> '»<»> Ii ih no vvxni
limi lit* la rifting himself for out*
it'it tm nm.v have many aviations
«tlailatone* vs -aiion was statesman
ship among his n vocations were i tie
study of tin* i lassies, making transla
tions ,'ul sometimes chopping down
ir« I.omlon M A I*
A Small Girl’s Philosophy.
Th. nl i iiu liter of the house v\ is
Kent f" hed <ailv the oilier evening as
punishment tor some a t eonti try to |
rules iiul regulation*. After sin* li.it)
been til k*d ill he.I tor some time and
vvas supposedly asleep tin* youugsier
ealied tier father ami told him she
vv i dled tie * "liltI go ahead ami spank
her and have it over with instead of
sending tier <»fT in that way
• This lying In lnnl never*# going to
make me any better,*' she said. ‘ uuvl
a good spanking would lie* Idea, It
mak«*« me so mad 1 ean’t shn»p. and ao
what a the use of It P*—Cleveland Plain
Healer.
Shop.
"Well. well, well! la this Rill Snoo
|*>r V
"Yea, and tlila U let me aee- van
(hla las my old friend Torn t<rtgaou V'
"i'bat'a who it la. 1 tiaveu'l aeeu
yoki for- for-’—
"T»mtj iev»a years."
“That’* right. Twenty aeren years!
Well, well! What are you doing uow,
iunr
"I'm a tratellng evaugellat Are you
a member of any church, TomT"
Not yet. I'm a life Insurance aollv
Itor I represent the beat company In
the world Currying all the Insurance
you waut, lUlir - Chicago Tribune.
Mi* Inspiration.
"What furnishes your Inspiration?-'
they asked of the author.
"My wife." was the reply.
"Uow lovely’" tiny cried "llow t>or
feet y hlealtstic!'*
"Ye*." he went oti. "If the muse ever
halts and I fee! like looting her tie
tn a ml for a new gown or some add!
t onal t ■>: - ' f .r h-atseh c t expenses
»*trs t;ie t<* re: owed eff at and puts
IVg.is;.s In a gall tv"
YVhat'a the ’ alter, oU man?"
"1 was out last tdcht where a lot of
lay freruls rv:eu->dly sang that l was
• Jolly g'*>xi fellow.”
*'\\ eieu't you?"
"1 guess t was, gll right, but t ran't
get my w fe to bollsvo lt.“—Chicago
Record Herald.
i Tio M.-H Fer H-m.
A>’> otdiiiic "> n Tit.ih-i*man. fhorc?
« i» «ii- <■ a jll ie*' In tin* i-anlern sw*.
tjoii of tbat ulaiH. a lean w»-ll verw-iJ
t:< !«•». but I'lillivly w-lf wbn
ll I'l <ottj(<•<.<! nith (!;< ij»!ro» of
| orttioyriiphy nil Ills llfp. In flirty Ilf-?
! b" b .<l !>u«l In Kti'-xvIHi*. a-d for a
|i.i / tl.ni- I. ln'oil uj.on s pIII’ik tbo
nnuip No i-IMp.
H1 ; ll; ;,i. frl"i.i! < • <*<! blm np
•< * < : . .• »b. K. R» iiior
- !♦* •!;..!• fa t . t:,-. ]' on Insrocd
■o ! ’ i : fi-'-v . : !i-rn ird hp
t. y ■ ii ' ■ ■ >u;ij prp
! ' y- • l .o I ; -r *|.i- Jtidafp
i i oil j . oil i| t-i Murfi’t-ps
i-I O Hit- l on ii.- !«;_ i l .
wrl'p i |, rr- I-: rfr .i": pin-p he
*• -i ll*-1 liia Ii "! In | < - ill} nml
fib..;:; **v : .*.*1.«t
"I ■ ' rio-.‘ 'i • r:h i'll1! fbi-r
»l i ilii1 na-.it* of tbln pin. p with n
’ K V* "
FI.OWKHS wmiOI’T FRT’IT
Pr )»* thou »hy word*, the thought*
That *>'*r thf* *w*|| and throng
T!i'-V 1». I! rond»n** v. Uhln thy notll
Arid ( \\h t\ir*» to j strong.
Put hA who let* hi* filing* run
In nnft. Iiixurton* flow
Bl rink* wl.cn hard vcrv:<« mult t>* don*
Ard faints it every w<^*
Y iltti'a mA*f.n»ft d*«*d more favor l-f-ari
W err ' a* d v M’« a » w*'1 h* 1
Tt ar: hr tghtest trat ns port*. choicest yr»y*
W .... h tloom their hour and f»h
—John Henry Newman.
Adjusted His Nam*.
\\ In h tfi«- baronet, r?tvf Brown
Cmvi*. iir-t »unie to Amiri' a he Insist*
♦•<1 ti|*»ii help * nldr«»#M*d by Iiia full
ti. !.■ He »miI mih* night nt dinner hi
u I' irdh.g h..u ^ In Montreal next to
•iu Kn Ii.*! ;n ti» named Leonard Holme,
a ii old ( hit!tn h.
Wind) II. * j*duta < f)in«* on the table
I lie landlady. who did the carving,
said IV ft nr milt toll, Mr C.IVI'?"
The future baronet. hi Ids most free*
111.' riiiinne! replied “I lieg your par
don m.idati Mv name is (me
Hr.»\vn * .i v *», If you pli ise.”
Willing to oblige her guest*, the
landlady asked If Mr. Cave Itrown
t a \ *• would lake Iwef «»r mutton. He
accepted tile b«*ef
Then sin* turned to the next guest
ii ml said. ‘Beef or mutton. Mr
Holme?*'
\\ itlioiit n smile the Cambridge man
gravely replied "I beg your pardon,
madam My name Is Home Sweet
Home." This drew n roar from the
Englishmen at the table and cost
Holme the friendship of Cave-Brown
Cave from that time forth.
Ahead on Prayers.
\ bishop traveling In the depth of
winter came t«* a lion we of a presiding
Hilrr to -pend the fd^ht. '1 In* weather
w 11-« bitterly cold. and tin* bedroom
Into will* h tin* I isliop was shown hail
a tlti> k conthu: of I* •• on tin* window*
Tin* elder waited to see tin* bishop
s.t »*lv I *4 ■ t \% * « tin* f» it her hi'ils Hot
When the bidiop. half frozen, jumped
Inn* le d without sh ppiatf to say bln
pr - thf* elder n nnaistrati d with
him
• \ it hav«* f« often to nay your
pra * , r* he said
‘ N-- i ’i *. I'd t lie t>i <li p “I al
wavs I; ep •prayed up* In preparation
Tor nights that are as t ehl as this.”
Somt.thing Missing
"Iddh i I tell v«* i*» feed that rat a
poll ! of 11• *•:»t even day until ye had
tier fttiV” demanded an Irish shop
Keeper, n. ddln too.ml a sh kly. ema
ciated i at that was slinking through
the store.
”Ye did thot.” replied Ills assistant
“an* I’ve just boon after f»sd!n’ tier a
pound of meat lids very minute.**
• I i it fa. an* I dolt t believe ye. Bring
me t tie st ales **
Tin* p*M»r rat was lifted Into the
scale* They balanced at exactly one
pound
• Then*!’* e*< lahned the assistant trl
umpbantly. Iddnt I tell ye she'd
bed Iter pound of meat?”
•‘That's right." admitted ttie boss,
mv itt him: Ids head ‘’That's yer
poumi of meat all right Hut" sud
denly looking up “where the divvll
Is the eat?" M\erybody’s.
Work Wdh a Will.
\\ are not <eut Into this world to
do nt> thing Into whl- h we cannot put
our h arts We have certain work to
u» f. our bread, and that is t * be
do n* streutiously; other work to do
f»*r our delight. and that is tv* 1h»
done heartily. neither Is to be done
1»> halve* or shifts, but with a will,
and what is not worth this effort is
not to l>e done at all John Uuskln.
He Prayed Hard.
Au old man In Oeoritln ntmnl Jack
Baldwin, haring lost his lii.t In an oltl
dry well one day. lilt. Inst a ro|>e to n
»t it in |> and let himself down A wick
.si wag named Neal .nine alone Just
then and. quietly detaching a Itell from
Via Id wlu'a old Mind horse, approached
(he well. Iiell In hand, and began to
Unit a tins
Jack thought the old horse was com
ing and said ’’Hang the old blind
horse’ He’s coniine this way sure,
and he ain't got no more sense than to
fall In on me Whoa. BallT
The sound eame closer
"tireat Jerusalem’ The old Mind
find will ls> right on top of me In a
tulnlt: Who*. Ball! Whoa. haw. Ball’”
Neal kicked a little dirt on Jack's
bead, and Jack lastsn to pray;
"Oh. Lord, have mercy on— whoa.
Ball! a poor sinner— I'm (rone now!
Whoa, Ball: Our father who art In -
wh.ia. Ball! hallow,si Is* thy gee.
Bill, gee’ What’ll 1 ,!■ ’ ■ name Now
1 lay me down to si .tee Ikii!!" Just
th,'ii In fell more dirt "Oh, I or,!, if
>i i ever intend to do anythim; for me
- Mi. k. Ball: Who.' thy kingdom
come tf,sv Ball: Oh. lent, you know
I w.is Ik1|>iU,,I iu Sim. * i ill dam -
«h>.i. Bale H„ ii| Murder UTi...i'”
N.a ■ on Id I...I ; ■ ,-r . .1
slr uted a laugh which might I ne
Iss-ii beard two m :•*». wh.ch was
als-ut as far as Ja, k chased him when
he pX out
Conscientious.
An Ituglisli ottrlal In N’ewar. India,
decided to plant a line of peepul trees
lu the avenue of aho|>s. that the trad
ers might be tMtwwl from the bias
Urn nun. tint. to the apent's «mi'
Bent, when hi* tet*#tl'*i beenne
known the *tt---keeper* »et up a tre
im i.il ui -i- n to It On no ?f
fount, they k!id ootid th«v have the
peet.ijl trees ■>!! their avenue. If the
were •' • •—] fore every • -r
eh' iit w 'I'd
T*te BveM <•>-• t for a Inadlttp Imn
ulali, or i!o (o < • ; • r a ml eaiil to him:
“tVIlt, O' II ; ,:d I 111* ohje 'Ion to
tfie fof-j.ii! tr "■ The iiTenne i* horri
bly I t a !<l i-.I,; The tree* » old
Ini;-t ve h ir ■<! ’»
r. • ' !'' ! ■: nlub. "the pee
pnl tre« I :< red tree No true !*»
Iho -r r*< ' Id d • to lie < r eive.tr fato*
ly In |t« rhn !<• fl W. then. *rl:h a r.w
lif i- * . < I:ti-- I I d We
Hot ►>«(•!« e- . j . :*-*r earry on husl
f* ... I !
A C -h CJ'l
V. t,en a ! "r. pm min? a ne~*»
ci'ide. start'd to ,i*k the trooi.m.
-I >.» y. ii t ' th n a f' r fief ter or
f‘*r w r '■;** it..* o-v.iin r':ed the
e! r.yir 1 In !ur sf ' 'it: "No. Jiidee,
I iv tii.'a i ! t* If t • - it i
any h t'rr I" die o 1 if he gits any
wtis* I'll 1:111 Mm r i "If"
What H<* Ouflht to Gat
A ! -n -millionaire made
his vast fortune by hi* bu-ine-s abili
ty. Thinking H..**. n* he had !.*etifi so
successful in trade and finance, be
muM hIiso mk • “• d in II »*ratur*\ be did
,h other* h.n d «<* Vi rote a book of
travels. If.»vi / a proper pride In hi*
own work. In- expwted to rereive a
fairly jjihh! pH e fn rn IiIh publisher
tiierefru*
'Jo hi* litf• ■* di mi-t. Instead of
offer! tipr him « in fort able * heck for
-lie copyright the publisher demanded
that lie deaih! p*y lilfii for the risk of
issuing the b It wan rh’ur to hhn
that t*:I-* a attempt to take ad
vantage of h: p- -ItIon n«* a rirh man
with* nt exporia •* In literature. He
happened to t . frieti llv terms with
n Vi* ll knowi , r dl: ». and the hap
py tf-ought * . ia - I to hhn to send
the 111 r: inis, ry.* o* 11 • * * urea t litterateur
and critic vvlih a businesslike Inquiry.
“What do you il .1 k 1 should get for
this?**
The Journal!*! w 1 - eniial to the <>c
elision. After r«- •«1 i* 1 tr tlie manuscript
he returned It v irli lie* laconic answer
written aero** the top sheet, ‘•Tive
years!**
Conscience.
Conscience enable* us not merely to
lea m the right by experiment and
Induction, but Intuitively and in ad
vame of experiment So In addi
tlon to the experimental way whereby
we learn Just h e from the f:u t* of hit
man history we have a transcendental
way and learn It from the finds of hu
man nature and from immediate con
sciousness -Theodore Parker.
Beyond AM Music.
At one of the Yorkshire Inn'*. relates
n Liverpool «i>ntfin|M»niry. there L n
l»iun 1st who ran improvise an-ompani
moots to nn.\ lint any singer
wishes to sim.' !!•• cannot road n note
«*f music , yet > flu* I** m! vernacular,
lie ‘N illt |t| ? v n\ " fjiM t itlv. however,
lie M!' t w ifti '• v , • i *| ehe« k A
m i n hum • I •' ci ii*. Iuit the pi
■ inI'I t died . • ’ • • • I. t*s try
It n v sin.** I •• ^ *1 A • d i ’ • v tried if
i v ; it v ' ; ii o At1 In!
tt • ’ l.r i I i*.• • • r -*itt Then
th* | i t sifri. I i-> tee shiver i*1 nn
;er J 5.1 ’ • i. iuv’v*' tried t!; \
on t' ’tins, nw’ve tried I ha *'ii t*
hhe k V »! Aw ve iri. < 1 tint *•!! t‘
him k -n il v. f,pe ’t:- i* is ! It‘s no
use 'Ilia's m: :» !-« nveoli t‘ cr;t< ks!“
Hi? L ^st J \
Hill \ .. ! on r’: r day s on e up
proa Inal i ho main . r of a lootnre hti
rrau with an ;tf»s♦ I ■ :»:i u for employ
ment Hint win; as! * il if he Ii nl ever
done Mi\ t hi ii it in I In t Hue.
•a >h y e- ■ said Mid
“\\ h it have volt done?”
*• \\ . i! " r olhil Mi", “rnv ln*t J »b
was in a dime museum «f’tln*/ In it
barrel with thi' fop of my head stick
flu? mit I sim; as the largest 4*;trieh
eu'C In captivity.”
Trimming S' :n.
The \Yi kfords. who for several
weeks had heen t uirtnir Kurope. had
re.i Ins! I Isi, am! were at the top of
! the famous leaning tower Mr Wick
ford was thin and wiry, htif Ids wife
was th h.v as to he almost a burden
to her-elf
As >l,e v , d lio^ini: to ti e raMins
| on t!; id .-her siile. ir is »irtir for I reath
I and f* t a.: her •■elf. he * authmsly up
■ I r e ’• <! t h Irv r - id- . la\ flat • n hi
► 14 ’ 1 -V to si i - *'Ue **t 11)4* lip
rights, pu’h-it himself f* nv.ini until he
* or hi h ok d wo over the edge The
1 rflY* t was terrifying tod. with a hasty
ex« I a inatioti. he drew ha* k The tower
soenusl t*> t*e falling, ami lie could feel
Ids hair r! imr t* meet the emergency.
“What N it Nathan?” askisl ids wife,
starting toward him.
"(id ha* k there. Candace, quick!" ht
gu*p«sl If you bring your weight
over here the whole thing will go over
sure’*'
A Riliabli Raamfy
FOR
CATARRH
Elf't Cnia Mi
la ««uctn atMiM.
t»u bM >1 bo
It clcansfs, aoothea,
heals uni protecta
the diwiuuHl mem
brane resulttn^ from Catarrh and dr.rea
aw»y a Coll in the Head quickly. Rniorn
the Seuseeof Taste and Sun'll Full mw
50 eta. at Druggist* or by mail. _ Liquid
I’nim Halm for use in atomiien* 75 eta.
Uv Urol tiers. 5S Warren Street, New York,
For Sale
Pursuant to an order of the Probate
Court, I will offer for sale at private
sale, the tract of land situated on the
hav ville Hoad, belonittntt to the estate
of t'.dward M. Armstrong. late of Put
nam, deceased, said fact containing
! about It l-i seres.
is t;i Hk\h\ O. ARMstKoNU, Adm
CASTOR IA
For Infanta and Children.
IU Kind fat Han Always Bought
Bears the
nature of
fear*Ua
\*rr
I
When the mercury drops out of sight and
you just can’t keep the house warm, you’ll
find it wonderfully convenient to use a
PERFECTION
Oil Heater
(Equipped with Smokeless Device)
It's very light—carry it about—beat any cold
room. Turn the wick high or low—no
danger—no smoke—no smell. Easily cared
lor and gives nine hours ol
cozy comfort at one filling ol / I
brass font. Finished in
nickel and japan. Every
huter warranted.
The
R&yo Lam]
with it* flood ©f VtaAr.
1 brilliant light it ideal .W
the long winter evening*
—T»d or mw k. * —i tin your ora. Lota, <n>pr<-r<l '«*»*>
jr.H Um. Mode ol bran, mckcl plptrd E«ry l*mp
It your dealer cannot .uppiy tkr Rayo Lamp or Pertactum OJ
Heater, wnW our ncercol agency tor a devriptire ortolar.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
llacorporalal)
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
In use lor over 30 years, has borne the signature of
and has been made under his per
sonal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one tc deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Jnst-as-good” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment*
What is CASTORIA
Cantoris is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant, 1*
contains nelthet Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotie
substance. Its age is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
aad Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
8tnniiuii and Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Putnam Mail Service
1908.
post omrK opes
From 6.30 a. m to 8 p. m.
Sundays,from 8.30 to 9.30 a. uk The lobby will
remain open to Lock Box holder* until 1*2 m.
Holtdftn from 0.30 a. in. to 1*2 ru.,3.30 to 7 p.m
Carrier'* window opeuSurdays from 8..30to 9.3C
MONEY OKIVEK IlH IslOSf
Open fimu S a. n. to 6 p. m., clotted on Sun
liars and Legal Holidays.
Registry Division open during office houi*
t E1.IVKKIE4
By 4 'it v Carrier* Daily, (Sundays anc
Holidays excepted) at S.’iO a. m. and 4.1® p
in.; and 11.03 a. ni. in the Business Section
Due delivery by City Carriers ou Holidays.
HOI KS or Cm.|.KCTI«(N|l
From the Street l etter Bov, -. Sundays anc
Holidays excepted, and Despatches.)
KINIDKNTIAL SECTION
Collection-. Despatches
6.1.3 to 6 10 a. m., n ail despatched *t 7.10 a. tu
8/'0 to U 30 a. m., “ “ “ 12.13“
4.30 to 6-30 p. in., •* “ " 7 43 p.m
rKoNT AsD Fl.M NTRFICT BOX
6.13 a. in., mad despatched at 7 10 a. m
lo ts* a. “ “ “ 10.10 ••
U13a. in., •» “ “ 12.13 *•
3.30 a. m., " •* 3.35 p. m
6.00 p. m., “ 4* »• 7.43 •*
Kl KAI. FREE OEI.IVEKY,
Routes No. 1 and *2.
Rural arriers leave daily, (Sundays and Holi ;
day*excepted' at 8.10 a. m , return at 3.10 p. m .
Mailable matter, weighing 4 pounds or lest
sent by Rural Carriers must be prepared by
stamps affixed.
MAILS OPEN PROM
Boston, New York, Hartford and all point
north, eaat, south and west at 8.15 a. m.
Boston, 9.15. 10.45 a. m.. 3.45, 6 05 p. na.
Danielson. 8, 11 a. m., 3.45 p. m.
Norwich. 8, 11 a. oi , 3.4ft. 6.05 p. m.
Hartford, 8, 11 a. m., 4.10,6.45 p. m.
New Yoik, 9, 11 a. m.. 4.10, 6.40, p. m
Worontft, 8.15 a. m., 6.00 p. m.
Webster, 8.15 a. m.. 6.05 p. rn.
Willunantic, 8.00. 11 a. ru., 4.10 p. in.
Sundays irom all points 9.90 a. m.
MAILS CLOSE FOR
Boston.?.10, 10.10 a. ru.,r2.15.3.35.5.35f7.45p.»
Danielson, 7.40, 10.10 a. tn., 5 35, 7.45 p. n.
Uartfotd. 7.40, 10.10 a. m., 5 35 7.45 p. m.
New York. 7.40. 10.10 a. m., 3.15,5 35,7.45p. ■
New Haven. 7.40, 10.10 a. m., 5.3ft, 7.45 p. m.
Norwich, 7.40, 10.10 *. m., 5.35, 7.45 m.
Willi man tic, 7.10, 10.10 a. m., 5.35, 7.45 p. m.
Worcester, 7.10, 10.10 a. m., 3 35, 5.35, 7.45 p
m.
West and Sot tk.'rn States. 7-10 7.40, 10.10, a 1
m., 3.15, 3.: 5 5.15, 7.45 p.m.
Worcester and New l.ondon. North, War Sta
tjons, 7.10 a. 1*1., 3.35 p. tn.
Worcester and New London, South, Way Sta
tioas. 7.40 a. m., 5.35 p m.
Boston and Hartford, Ea»t, Way Stations, 7-K
a. rn.
Boston a»vl 11 art ford Weal, War Stations. 5 JU
p, m.
B*xt«s and D'i'.jfh., Ea*?. Way Stations, S.3f
p. m.
Bo-t^ti and Poutrh., West, Way Stations, 16.1C
a. m.
Boston, Pw>v .'cnee and New York, East, Was
Stations. 10.10 a. •».
Woadato* S-*. We»tlord and Eastiord, by sta*:e
103® a. a
W«>«xl'*t<vka, South, North. East, 10.30 a. sc.
5.35 p. m.
Pomiret, 8.00 a. ra., 5.35 p. m.. bv stage.
Xicht* foe all point* 7.45 r. m.
Suada\* tor al' points, 3.30 p. m.
TRANK G. LETTERS. Postmaster.
* ‘ Blank Deeds at this Office,
Trollev Time Table
The Consolidated Railway Cc
KFKErTIVE JI'l.V 1. 190S
Titne given tor oars leaving Front and
Main Street
I.eave Putnam for Worcester and intermedi
ate stops at •.">,17, *6.07, *7.55 a. in., and hourly
u t 1 11.55 a. m . half hourly until 6.55 p. in ,
hourly until 8.55 p. m. LeaveJWorcestcrtC ty
Hall' at 6.17) a m., and 1 ourly until 9.15 p. hi
Time 2 hours auu 20 minutes; fare 45cents.
Leave Putnam lor Webster aud intermediate
stop> at *7 17. *6 07 a. m.. J7 55 a. m., and
hour!} until 11.45 a. m., hall hourly until 6.55
p. in. and then hourly until 9.55 p.tn. Return
uiug. leave Webstei at *6.i 0 a. m , 7.4J a. m.
and hour! unti 12.45 p. iu., half hourly until
7.45 p. in., then hourly until 10.45 p. ra. Fate
20 cents
|Leave Putnam for DayviUe and intermediate
kom at *6.35 a. in. and hourlv thereafter until
1.3d d. m., halt hourly until 8.35 p in,, then
hourlv until 11.35 p. rn. lieturning, leave
Dayville at *5.00, 5.45 a. m. 6.10 a. Day*
ville (car house*; 7.28 a m., and hourly until
1.28 p. m , half houi!▼ until 7.28 p. m., hourly
until 10.28 p. m. Fare 10 cents.
Leave Putnam for Danielson at x6.35 a.
then hourly till 1.35 n. m., half hourly until 7 45
P m.. hourly until 10.35 p. a». Returning leave
Danielson at 77.10 a. m. and then hourlv until
1.10 p. m., half hourly until 7.10 p. m,, hourly
until 10.10 p. m. Fare 15 cents.
Leave Pntnam for Central Village and inter*
mediate atop# at *6.35 a. m. and hourly until
1.35 p. m., half hourly until 745 p. m., bonrlv
until 945 p. n>. Returning, leave Central Vil
lage •*•6.15 a. m., 7-45 a. m„ hourly thereaftei
until 12.45 r. m., half hourly until 6.45 p. m.
hourly until 9.45 p. m. Fare 25 cent*. All cart
connect at Central Village for Mooaup. Fare 6
cent*.
Leave Norwich for Pntnam at 6.45 a. m.. and
hourly uni 1 8.45 p. m. Fare 55 cents.
Putnam and Providence
I>eave Putnam for Providence and wav point*
at 6.35 a. ra changing at Elmville on cars of
the Providence and Dauitkl«on Railway, leaving
Elmville .at 6.46 and S.45 a. m. and hourly
there alter to and including 6 45 p. m. Return
ing. leave Market Square, Providence, at 5.45
a. m. and hourly the*e after to 3.45 p. m., thee
5.45 p. m. Fare 75 cent*.
•Ik>e* not run Sunday*.
ZSunday1*, one hour later.
xSuudays, 2 hours later.
All southbound cap* connect a: Central YU
with car? tor Moosup
Thia table subject to change without notice
C
Bvantks
fifutin
I* l.5d Vm HwMMwis gyscr
ziccJUU
\ r a miiT orpK.-B..rr
E«»' or<l w'+.ltxr V ‘
©r Ka*t!or<j otr the fM> tlw~?
Preae., ,**•* * b &
OinMiotarjaha K «. ! ^
'T4> ' *"
fWi^ort doth >i*~r
;owt*«i liniff^fAf |(if>
? htir cltim« a
trlni^rutor ao4 rj.r„~.
o4 ihtf order t»y /-dr^n
fibbed ; n PiMiam h«t t
trier, mm by p*i«th K a
!»f *4jn*-po r in s*;d
pUce *j h*-n- !h*
i crT>n**a *rJ
*** JOHN
For :sale
In order to dose Iheest .
lard Li I ley, I will '*'l*‘* 04
the home place, eot,,itiBl I!**
hnnsaand two ijarns , *
and May street,, h, r,of **■
ti. Wright.
■ .
E*l»
®o»tb* v
,7*
via,. *,
Pubtfe mwt-.
\i a (oi Ki oh rk«t!:
Puma* within ard
PuflMfb on tit** 12;b day of \
t Kilt?ar(l ti ’
On m >rk>n of rtmuk K. Ha
•lock. Conn., a:,<J Hurton £
Conn , Kx<-ttiror* n{ the
dm nt Of Mart m harrvtt jMr
»uitl dt»ir et
Tbit* COnrf doth dftcre* ttj
lowt»ni itmit.it f„r the
to e-xbibtt U»oir claim* 9i^ai;
F.iMUtor* and directs rh;
*iv«* of thi;* order b> advert -n*
haring a circulation in «ai,; ,.,fr * .-w,
iiU a copv ti..*re*of,oD tl. pub m : **$ *? r
town of Put warn nearth#» r
deceased last dw» It. ***** *Wfc
t>rtHol from Kcoord
48-44 U>Haku Ij w bIgbt,j*,
At A COURT OP PKiiktHTe'intr--—
Kastford within and't,Vtht°{i!!? 1
Kastford on me at>< dav o’ * i,Dl*’r*'
Present. John » 7at. ;*•*.
On motion ot tieo. S. B.„.D
the intestate estate of sieuiu
fonn , Pasadena. Cat,
deceased. «*tr
This Conrt cloth decree th*t .
lowed and limited for the erwiltorai?i!ah
to exhibit their claim, again™
admiblatrui r amt direct, that
given of thin order bj publishing tiMwIIr?
newspaper having a circulation m h
and be posting a copy thereof „n !h.
post in said town of Easfford
where the deceased last dwelt.
Certified from Record
■""IN M TATla n.
Probate Mol.i.ii it H;
\i u Court v. . ,uuoir „
witliita and for district of I honTssoTT
:tist day of October, A II, is*. R 0R
Present, Georye s. t rnsbr jnu
tin moi ion of Hurtou I. |i,„i.
!.ake, New lorh.exe utoron !• ,■ >st«^S“
of Irving J Hoc le, late of Balden n " ,
r'tt^eatate in Connecttcnt in *aid ihstrict
This court doth derree that -is month, u
losed nod linilteti for tlie cm .||l,.rs of ,.,a Z,
to exhibit their claim, against ti- ?
executor ami directs thai i.i.hlii mole- s, 1
of this order be udverti.log n, »
ing a circulation lit said distiict, and
copy thereof on the public sign p,
of Ihompson. nearest the place where m.
ceased lust dwelt,
t’ei titled from Record,
t~—i'-1 tlKtiK'.K- o iisBV Jw
A r OK1-I>K"BATE holdq
i 1 at 'N ood?tock within and tor said ifotricu
Woodstock uti flu* l.Mh day of Nov. a. I), im
Present, da em*« H. (.'hlkL iife*
4 kfl ItlAf lAtl S I * I * & I .a pr.l /I i’ll. . a . -
OD motion of U. Harold tillpatnc „|
< onnecticut. ex-cutor^iu 'bo testa-s Mtur
Lydia P. Kcnvon. late of w« d-toek xithias
d. strict, doia'fit.
This Court doth decree that six months ti
date hereof he allowed and limited tar
creditor* of said estate to exhibit their t
attainst the same to the Klee star
directs that public notice be given of this
by advertising In a newspaper pubhsliedSj p.t
mini having a circulation insaid district tad s
posting a copy thereof on the public iln«a
In said Towni of Woodstock nearest the use
where the deceased last dwelt. '
Certified from Kecord,
_<7 - 48_Clarence II Child. JttCgs
iV5. KINNEY & SON
dealer* in
Lumber. Coal, Doors, Vlouldinw
Brick, Lime, Cement, P.B.S.
Miyod Paints I earl and Oi1
George W. Perry
Meoliiink'ftl and Civil KiirI»*ct
jin«l Surveyor
RICH BLOCK
Cvi r FIsikk * Store, PI'TKaW, COSH
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NOTICE
Aonnal Citj Meettag
The legal voters of the *1ifj*
nun are hereby warned to nisei •"
A. 0. H.Ktll, Vmt»i 0a A*
I «U1
at 10 o'clock In the forenoon at
time the polls will be open a—
remain open until 3 o clock
noon of said day and no,'t,n*?‘
and there to elect by a plurality «
lots the following city officer* m •
city of Putnam aforesaid, namely
two years, commencing the nr** t”
day of January, 1SW8> «"'< until
successors are ehcwen snd quan»*
Two Aldermen each from ttts
and Kourth Wards of sai'l it
the annual adjourned city
be held as provided by the t h
the city of Putnam on the first
of March, 19Ut>. to W*e,s
upon the detailed estimates
upon iu« uruuicu ^
and there and then presented ^ ^
be deemed expedient. to ’^
there make such approprtalM*
each of the departments of the
government as may be de __
cessary and proper for the -
suing'iiscal year, and to .ay «n
defray the current expenses tVsrrM*
for the ensuing year: a-'-u. i*
for the liquidation the det t virmv
curred by the city since its /*“ JJaj
tion, and to authorize f 'e , ,m d
Council to borrow a sutfioieP - ^
money to meet the current e.
the city until the taxes
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Attest, Leon T. Wilson, t »> <■rfr

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