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MK! : OUt al tlUl'U. 1
TH 10 lAllt PFjA Y.i
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Jn-.MIniMfroMhiT. tl.'i
On
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1
Ki.ieinl ul the I'fwI.inii'P ni ih iieiiciU-tu,
Mil . n frotnl-cl-iM mtlt milter
t'tibllshtv.
1 II IWHI II .1 III
Mnssitel. twits must lo fairly lurt
ill); with i.iv.uortnls.
Thu Teii'jM-ee Niirlit Hitlers
benliininp to .ro daylight.
m-c1
Things begin to look dry in Dolii
wore. T hoy nro iliiiikiiicr apiileads.
Tn many cases individual character
must be rudely slmkou by adverse cir
cumstances in order to reach its full
est development.
If pcouomy were more often prac
tiwd in the. hitf! tide of p -osperity j
. . . 111.1.. .... ! I I
u-iTP woui.i ne less p.iv.-riy mo io ,
tldo ot biiMiii ns Jjic;...'j.
That .solf-boa-itinu charily which is
always seoklnx misery elsewhere but
doesNWhine; 16 relievo misery in one's
own neighborhood is of the rpurious
variety.
And now wo are threatened with
the "Society of the Signers of tho
Daolnintion of lndopondenco." Wo
suppose it will servu for annual ban
(ptet purposes.
Tho cock and bull (It'lits that fl
tired so conspicuously in thu culobra-1
tiou of Cuban Independence do not in
spire much hope for n stable jroveru
niunt and prosperous future.
Congress seouis to have tho art of
tloinir uothiui; pretty fully duvoloped.
So far thi. session it has done little
but mark time, but it is safe to tay thu
numbers will have 110 scruples against
dm wine their salaries.
Th? N'siHln Te'iivssoau cnlls
Teiines.see. Alabama, North Carolina,
G.'oryia, Missis uppi, and Oklahoma
"ilu; Confederacy of piohibition."
Do is this mean the Tennessenu
alt toother sure it will stay up i
isn't
Toe mayor of St. Louis meant well
i 1 oHering free baths to the tramps
w i attended the recent Tramp Con
gtvss in "h it city, but they in led
1 appieoiate it. Theiu is but little
a Unity between tramps and water.
I'nli')'s (hint) l.iX'iiive cures coiistl
.m 1 Imi hihI liver Hotilile mill lit'ikr
llie limvels lienllln nml tegllUC t ) ' ! Mi
s Miiiii Im- in pills mnl tiilileis us il
lues not gupe or iitiu-cuic. Win isUe
him 1I1I111; 1- ? -'lil . hII 1I1 iiyui-u
On' may not 'always be in a position
i)tl j
to render llnancial aid to others.
it is within every man's power to '
flwnk the lioltifnl. KViiiimtlietie word i
and reach forth a hand to lift, and
liiftMUtiuuiH such help is more valuable
t.'iau any amount of money.
Ilinir-e one-ills mill -inlfi colds 1 1 1 11 1
liniy ilevHlnp Inlu piiiMiui oiIh I'let
n'glil me (pilrUU ciniiil b I'olei 'i.
Mniiey nml Till , unii It souilir- in
tl'iini'il 111, inl'iMiii'-, lic ils Hie lungs
nml expcis iliu 11 il il Itinii llie -y-lcin.
S1I1I ny nil 1 1 -1 1 1'.'-".
Castro says that all In' asks is to bo
,u.,.,,;n,.,i 1.. ,...1,, v..,..,,,i. im.i1;,,
... ,...,,,, ... . ,.,,v'.... ... ......
lir- ..;. ,ik- ,,u ,. 1, in. ,1,1.. ..vivnii. i.iti. I
.. . ,...V ..J .... .......I.....,.., ....
zon. That is what all exiled preai-'
dunts of Central anil South American ' ttuv has joined tho column of prohibi
lepublies say, but when they get buck t tion states and has also prohibited the
they forget their promises to be it nod. ! iniinnfacturo of intoxicating liipiors
1'iii'iiiiioiiia I'olloiis l.ad'i'ipiir,
I'll-uiuoiii 1 otti'ii l.iilows In yr'ppo
liili iiHvni li il In iv
tlie usc-ni" Koiu, V j
1 1 I ' f ; nml Tnl , lot In yrippi! cnntilis
mill ileep snsli'd i nlds, Ibifn-e m y Inn
III" gi'lillini- in llin yeiliiW package.
Sold by nil ilroueH'-.
Wo find in others that for which wo
seek. If we look for the bud Me lind
it, nud if we look 1'or the good we find
that also. To seek tho liit leads to
siispiuion; distrust and cynicism ; to
seek the other is far nobler and pro
mote charity, friendship and good
u ;s.
'' Kevolts at fold Steel.
" Vullf nllll llilpll,1' sslll r 11)0 doc
( torn . lo -Mr M.--U 'Ki-lier, l)l i oil
Mie'i.. siilfi-ring limn m vine reniiil
double, "lies In un opi'i tillnu ,'" 4 tln-n
1 used lr King' New l.Ile Pills," -lie
wiiivx, "iill wlioiiy cured.'1 Tliej
pievi'iil Aiipi'iiilli'l'l-, cure (Jon-iip'i
linn, lli'Silsi hi'. 2flc ui hII ilrui'gisi-.
ne. inc nl h ilriicni".
U- -i "
; Trinity church of ne.v
.f'JO.OOU.Om) of property
jlv in deeidine to disooso
The wealthy
York with its -i
has acted wise
. . ..
tif itj i.,iiiiii.iirs uiiu T,i itutirive n.s rn-
... , '.
-
in'lliitn.r nlvlluil'K' .Tllil 11 1 1 S'l 1 1 ! I.'l !' I' pnn.
.......... ,H .. .
ditiou of its toimtnonts has long been a
reproach to Trinity, -"Miicldeutally to
tho eauso of religion.
The brei'ot of lioiijr Ute.
A Kreiicit si ii iiHsl liu- illi'. ireil
one M'crot ot loiijf life. IIU inuilimlj
ili'iila wlili io lilni'il. Hut tout; !,'(
...1,11..... ,. A l,UI I
lli,,ils 1,1 i ii, vi . .,-. l'l ...',,
Hytrin 111...... M..I...W IHe h.i.1
mku-I' virili livinjf Ii pn triee ,fii
Helie nti( vlll'e" the bl-'oil, rebuilds
khiiiI nt-rve i'.'ll, iin.nii IHe mui
ll'IIH In IIhm Hllll' SVSII hi. It's II noil
nui in w , ilik hihI lU'hllltn ml
iit.npli,, 'lvl''iiy trouble hiii)l.llilil
oi'rin i(e for nioiilh," wrliiiM W. M.
Bl.iTiinu o( Juhii'r.' M'-i "hut (Clru
O,to ljlj'er enr"il tutirel) . Onlj
Kl,Kmi is t,u' Wd fontro of IV
cponttivi' iiiui Frit'inlly Soi-iotiea mnl.
the ntiimmt invested in tttcm, mainly
l,v U'lirlrillif Iwwitili ik itvm.iiilititp l.'il'Lrn.
. , , , .. , ,, umiv. itty,,.,,
l""
in thorn uiiu kindred sorirtiux mid tn
.......
-II V lAMl-wmi r rti 1 litis Uti II ir . A' i lu:
$2,ir0,0i)0,0l)i). I
Tlie poet says tint in the
till. Mill-Ill!'.
.....
i time the UioiikIiU ot yoniiK men aim
i Hll ll mm
I maidens "Iblitlv turn to lore." Hut
tin; profusion of valentines with their '
sentimental verse, their tupids, ar-'
(ivd. IuuivU. ilnvna. Intrnknnti. nml
othur etnblums. shows that the ardor turuneo lield in Iioiulon tlie Untislt au
of youth does not wnit for sprinj;. jthoiitios were sanKiiino that .lupan
-" would support their propositions, but
It is said the Duko of the Abru.i they took the opposite position. Then,
wants to rusitfn his titlo that lu may
t... p..... t.. ..n a :
ui- iii'ti in lining- nuuiu iiierii:aii KOI.
But thu duko oujht to know by this
time that most of thu women in the
circlo in which ho would seek, have
tt, f fortiKner without title.
"
U u t(mt u .,rt) nf(.r,l)t l!t(
Kolei' lloin' hiiil liir f'Tfn i - i tic
Hir p"iijfi' ,niiipn iliu IiiI'mIIum in Hie
llirmii, Hi m 1 1 lie- tlie Intliitncil iiiein
1 1 r m , mid l lie tnosl ol.-iliinlii i-m i j i
iIUh'Piu'sih, Sore nut li lliiiiii'il Ini.L"
rc lii'hli-il mill i-irci't"!.i'iiflil, mik) ilic
colli i i'Xiclled Irion Hie r-yi-iii.
time imy Inn I he ni iiiilni' In i In- yellow
uiclwi)c. .'-nil) In nil ilruui;l-lH
Tho kIooiji of disasters is usually ro
lioved by acts of heroism. This was
notably tho case in the collision be
tween tho Florida and Republic. Tho
heroic spirit was peneralf distinguish
In;; crows and passeiiffers alike, and,
as usual, thu American women showed
their natural self-posscioion and cour
ntru. That tho path of tho averatfo news
iviper in Kussia is far from behitf
strowii with roses is evident from tho
!,,,.... 11.... ,1.. : . .1 I
..ui.vj UIIU.-, iviui.llj' lllllluil uimil
,',",J i""""k ""-
mis couniry would eauso nttlo com
ment. The freidom of tho press is as
yot but little more than a pleasant
dream.
Washhm'tim Once Oave Up
10 ilu co tl ii'iii' - ; uns Kept m lu'd lor
HV" Wi'l'ks Iil.Hil! J ) Kill Iti'in g split
it's liite r.Hiii'il liirfje, deep soies 1..
c. mo lii-ii L'. t'lie ilnclois t ileit,iii'ii
' ' Itncl.li'ii'r A I tilnsi ShIvi. ( Diiipmn h
imiiciI inc," (Vilie- .loliii V oliii i' ii ,
nt llo-tin. ille, Trx. 1'er ei 7.111a,
le ns, linrils soil tnlcs il slllli 1 (lie 1
25c al nil tlrniiy'.ia.
That spelling inform does not meet
much favor in Canada, is scon in the
refusal of tho Ontario school author-. tion much liko ihat of Australia. Tho
ities to drop tho letter "u" from such Only unsettled point is that of the enp
wordsus"ho!ioitr,'"'favour,""labour" itnl. Cape Colony wants Cape Town,
etc
Kvidetitly the attempts of soine '
of our radical spelling reformers would '
' . . . . .... ...... .
Kn Heniuj eonsiuorauou uoriii 01 uiu
,ll'"n,mn llllt''
The tide of
immigration seems to j
nave turucii as inn result ol revival in
trade in this country. Ships coming
from Germany bring more steerage
passenger than they did n short time
ago. Italian immigration is also
likely to receive some impetus as the
outcome of the earthquake in that
country.
It is clear that the much tolkcd of
ebbing of tho temper.ince movement
11,; j ,t,. 1,.,. i ....1 ..... i..:..i .
... iiii.,iij ,l'b J, l tlltllirilill- i
iiwi r,i,- 'i...,i,.vs,,., 1. 1. i..,. ,... i
......... .... ............ , V , J ,,.,. lll.l-
jorities in both houses of its legisla-
within its borders.
lid us live today for tomorrow, not l
tomorrow for today. In other words,
instead of distracting our-selves aliout
what tomorrow may have for us let us '
form them, and meet and overcome lo
duy'.s difllcultius. Hy so doing, ,nnd
'' so hlla11 Wt! 1,0 vn
for to tuonw when it comes.
Hcxamctli lend elm mine.
Tim nli"ie is Hie nmiie ut ti lieruiHii
clii'llllctl wlilcli is nun ot llie iiiiui
vhIiihIiIc iliriulicnts of Knley's Knlin y
Ui'iiiuily, llcxaiiii'lln Iciielelimiiliie is
t pmigiiiXiMl by tni'ilii'nl lixl luniks anil
iniliniliies hs h in ic iicltl snlveiit mi l
Htitis-plte Inr ltie tollie. 'I'nke Kolin's
Iviiliici liciueily ii sunn ns von nntiie
sin im uulmities, mid oil iiseilon
limlmly Si'Ul by all druggisti..
The scenes attending recent execn
tions by tho guillotine, in France,
, have been a painful reminder of tho
j Ue.gn of Terror in that country. The
; singing of ribald songs, gleeful dances
; and shouting ami other acts indicate
...... ,, .
!.... .1. .1 I . . .... . .' ,
1 iiiul inn oni ii.'in.shiiis urn sun iiikiinitt.
.
, '1 lll l'KCUIlt HVtlOrilllH'.lS will lll'llll.'ll ll V
- i
dete.-inine the I'Vench government to
oriler that in luture all exeeutioin,
privately iiuiforuiril.
If Knrieo Caruso, tho eelehrnted
Italian nperu star, wore no butter as n
Hinder than he hociiis to ho an n man
! Ill U'filltil lint tin nltl.t t Hint tilnl'il
I .. 1 , , ... .
'' a , lay laborer. Hnwiw ...
ininil
his nionUoy hoiihe episode anil "r.oul
mnte" busiueis it ivouhl seem that he
niiuht with ailyantairo t-peml some
time in trying to got his eharaetor 'up
to tho level of his voice. One trouble
with htieh men Til that they in.i.l ti,oy,'omotl,i,ltf like ..Wa.UOO.UOU.
lire not to he judged by the bniuej ojno m-coikI-IiiumI (en lioi'so
moral Htanihird by v)ioh other.s nro poivor htoain oniiu, in ('tiotl eon
numsiirod, and there are people fool-! ilition, for nuIu i lienn.
ih cnoiiKh to nfie with them.'
It is an uii.sy lint ini'xousil.lo tiling
tn run down tin- jiliice in ultii'Ji ono
lives. Xn talent is ivijuhvil to do it.
All flint IH fuil'iVJHtirV IS to t)ll'.sist(illtl'
,,.. ,,, ilk ,,, leiiniinis. which nsu. 1
n . ,
nlly nro tew, and ljnnro its tidvuni
. ii... -pi !iit- hnl Hllll u.-.i ty Uio iuut
i i fiiiu iioiinnj ..! . ov -u
"kii'kcin," whirhnri' found in almost
' evory nlnuo, would do well to citltivutti
I I ...,.! .. III.. !.. i. ... i
,Wiii piunuiwm, imj umi ia ;u
,, 11,... .
0ftm, ii,.i.,.uted.
' Koil fclltiR Iwhvcon Kdr-
'" '"P"" t-ooimt,' oil r llu ro
mv sii,'ii that ii is. In the Con-
. too, the .Iapane.su minister at Tekin
vi ,.. '.i. .i... , ! i
declined to go with tho American and
Iiritish minister to enquire of the Chi
neso government its nttitudu on inter
nal rel'oiins and their beiiriitf; upon in
teruation tl relations.
(J II K iii'i , I'.e ileweii'l , IOC"
Vb.'iiiis Ave, liiill'iii-iiiiliH, Inn,
utiles: '! in mi uenk fiom killing
irimlilit 1 hnl I cniilil luiiill wiilk n
liunnieil leet. Knur lioillcs ot KuleiV
ICliliiej Ui'incdt c.leiii' d in t'liiiipli x
Imi, I'lirnl my iiic!.hi;Ii! mid Hie inii
11I111 bins ili-niprni imI, nml I chii now
H 1 1 I'll ll III llll lllll-s IH I'l y itlU , Hllll II'
iiiiiu'imI Kb y' Kl Inev IteinnU in
nil HiitU'ii'tH, it ll cuied me Hlli'i- llie
ilncmi's mid nilicr ri'ini'illi'H I111 I I.i'iIimI"
S11I1I tlj nil llrn!!"!-'"
There is a very general satisfaction
that tho demand of the liitssiau gov
ernment for the extradition or Kudo
vitz has been denied. The decision of
tlie United btates government in this
case is a vindication of the sacred
right of ns him, and while occasion
ally that right may be abused yet 'bet
ter that than give up so righteous a
principle. Wo deplore tho excesses of
il,,, , ii!.,,.:a. ;.. !.,..;,. 1...1 u... .... I
".muuiiisia ill niusa mil nil' III-
-1 v - v t","';w
against tho government.
Encouraging blov.s hao recently
been .struck at ll.o iniquitous white
slave trade in Chicago and other cities
It is impossible to conceive of anv in
famy greater than that of corrupting!
the virtue of young girls and dragging
them down to lasting ruin. Yet it is "hanged so that the grounds and build
it trade out of which infamous men and . 'r,! pleasing to the eye by reason
women have grown rich. The heavy t' their neat and attractive appear
lines and orison sentences itunoseil mi lance a justifiable pride ii aroused nml
I some of the worst trafllekers in human !
Kiiiils is likele In Imvn 11 i1ir.ir,'fiiif
I. !.. !!!...!.. ... 1 .
in
fluence upon others liketuinded.
The four South African Hritisli col
onies have ut la.sf formed a federa-
Natal and Transvaal want Pretoria, t
and Oiangia Is in hope that IJloenifon- j
Mi 1 1. . mi . ., '
inn win oe euosen. ruai inese com- ,
nit:.'., iiiL'u ih'IU ill lll'ililiy Mill will
each other lcs than 11 decade ago, are
,low working harmoniously together is
a great triumph for freedom and repre
sentative government.
Soldiers Walks Death Plot.
It -I'i'iiieil 10 .1 A. S'oiie, n civil w hi
vi hr ill , "I K nip, lex., Hist 11 pint
exi-li'il licluei'ii a ili'sju'i Hie lung
iimiiili! mid Hie irnve 10 emi-n Ins
itciitli.' ' I c III rHCleil n Muliliurn colli,''
hewiiti's, Ll'liin ileeliipiil a cougli
'list -lurk in in. , in iie of nil 1 cio
uu-, i"r wi..
lie
''" " to 1:10 1
ui use I)', Kmc
wllb'.li re.l'iieil in lii'iillli n Mliiliili'h
j I lO'W welli 178 iiiillinls." I. r.i'Vete
Colds, iiii-iiiiHiu Coughs, llcniiirr
luiK1'-, A ' 1 1 1 1 1 'i , "inl 10 tireveui I'uen
on iiih Ii' uiiiiviili'il. ,r)0i:. mnl $100
Ti ml lioltles Iri'c, (i OHrmilet'd liy nil
d i iii.'L:l-l-.
Tin, aliiiiliitililiiii. itiflnstt'i in l..f
lmwl 1,'w i,.,..n ,r..ti,. ,i.,..,.tu...i
for several months.
An agreement has
imt' lioint t-iiti4ti.il K. .tn ..m .1..... ... 1
iii.i.ei , uuzel Oiiive. no lietetiv wiini l
and men by wliieh the strike will end the public that wo unMiot'li'spon- I
and the relntion bi tween the twoVihlo for any injurious effects
jiarties pin upon n hntislactory basis,
Under the ariangeiueiit no small union
an create a strike and all iiiu'ctitms.
EiiisiniT win i in i mm hi imi iv unii tnnimiiiii
: : tn i ii it i
discussed by the representative of em-1
nlovers and unions, nml eve,-, m.i!,.
', , , ., , ,
plan adopted to pievent a strike or lock
out.
Tin
agreement will probably
nave lar rencluug eonhouonce
labor and eapilnl elsewhere.
on
The need of'-alTorestation and refor
estation is n pressing in well nigh
'. I'lnuuiy n uovuriiniei us are
takil. ilmm,(iiltt, aIU, (honm,,h IK,i(Ml
toni,ot it. , fltut M)megovern,ne.s,
U,,,,,,,. th,wu llf FrniK.0i Otunmuy
.i .i i ,i,....
every country that governments are !
h "K"
. : ,i. i . .i.
, .- ...,i,,i; .ill ll i.,1,,,, ill nil' UU
1 ..1 Ill r III.
,111111 siieiiiuu lorobiB rapiiiiy growing
to maturity. This country i.s now
fairly iiHiiko to tbo iK'eil, and ovc
i-r in
Oreat Britain they are about to coin
uiiiiito the pliintliif,' of some !),000,0U0
aeresof jioor pu.stniu land. The plan!
iH to plant 150.000 neros annuallv and .
to do it in the winter mouths whereby
,,.,. '
mime Ih.UOO men will be uiven toinpor.
aryeinployiiit'tit at linnet needful time,
J"" ' rk Ii e IS,00O.O0U will
be spent annually. At the end of eighty
years it is estimated that tho property
llmu (t, 1 1 .'ii 1 11 1 u
' 'Oiuiiu men win ne nivun iinnpoi
.....r. k.iiii ,, ,i,t 1,1,1111 11, nil'
J. W. Horn Implkmkm' IIousk,
WOMJiN'.S OKS.
... .
VtiiUIPI. IIP. l illUtllg
Udiorlrw
Killer at I.nst
" " "" '" " I
..., ... II... ..,., ,...,
"Ise-p Mi',' niM'l mii-iiii iili"e in
plii' of ' ii""iiiil Hi'Urjj lini'k, or
lpuili.nl.il.. ill, .iii.lls. Iiii irhiif. iliuv n
' ' '
)lM ,.,.,, v,.r, ,v(,c l.
,..
tOOII llll litis llil'.lll H, I lll'V lllll-l VI. Ill U
mid In ml nml wink Willi tucking
ii'iliis ni l tii'tuy srlit's in. 111 KlilneV
ill. Klilncy chiisc niiirii -1 1 fl . t n 1 1!
ibmi mil iitiiei cm gitt (it ilir bo y
Keep tlie kliln. y well soil lichlih Im
easily ui'iiiiiHiiicil, Itcml 01 11 n-iiiedy
lor l,lilii' ys 1. 11 1 ilisi lnlp niid coins
In- kidneys Mini ill uuilorscd by people
on knniv.
Mi. II IV. SclntU.', Ilvlnu nt 1923
Hulilv in Am, t3' l.'MiU. Mo , s'i,
"My titiUliH u-oil Uimn'- IM1I- 1 0' mill
Hi tin M'Hlnl J'l't"'-, HIliI 'ley pi'uveil
-0 Mitni,(..fiil In her cnr tliii I cm
('ltnli)il In Ii llictn slid preenmil 11
ln'X 'I'lii '.i'iiiii 1 lumpily lint ' II
iv'ly mill lieluii- I lixil cniiipli'leil ilu
eiinteuls nt .mi' leix, the Iihi:IhcIiii 11, id
nil 01 lier ilillli'iiliii's itisspirm eil. Tie
nolo lei licuil piTtiiHiiiiiit fiir I J live
iiten pin Icci l tree limn llin liiiiiiiir
luce I clii'i'tfiill) rcunllinielid IlomiV
Killing Pills.
I'leniy iiintu prnuffi like tills Irotn
sli'. licni'Vi' e pcopli). (Jul I lit lllnoli
& I ) 1 1 i; I tt-' drug Mom slid link wlnit
ciisininei 11 Miil.
I'or hhIc liy ill itfjiilers Prlrn WJii's
l''ii"ii'r-.!liliiitii (Jo, ttiiditii, New
Yoik, Solu AueiiiA lor ihu Unlied
S'Hll'S.
Kolni'inbiT I tin liiiuii! Dnmi's nml
tiike no 01 lii.r, '
There is a rapidly growing senti
ment all over the country in l'uvor of
beautifying school grounds. Where it
has been done with any regard to
taste and system tho results have been
1J( SatlSfilCtorV. Tllfri' l.N CVefV-
thing to bo said in its favor. There is
no merit, quite tho revere, in having
dilapidated buildings, and grounds
covered with tall crass and weeds.
The effect of Mich 11 condition 11)1011 the
children or district is anything but
J?01"'
That being so it naturally fol
that when this condition is
'"ws
wlt ,l niauy other good things. Some :
leadership and ambition, a needed
amount of labor and a small outlay of
money are sufficient with good taste to
turn almost any eyesore into that
which is pleasing and benelleial.
This is just tlie time, of year
when you uru most HUelv to Inive.
kidney or bladder trouble, with
rheumatism and rheumatic pubis
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".1 '" .m iiniuiio, "V. ,
... p ... -. ... .
ivKinuy 111111 tiiiuKier i'iiis, unu oc
Mire voti get what you iisk for.
They are the best pills made for
bat-kiiclie, weal: bunk, urinary
disot'dei'n, iiiduiniiiutinii of the
bladder, etc. They 1110 antiseptic
1 mid net promptly. All drugi-ists
sell and recommend them.
Business Woman Wanted
To act as Agent in selling our high
grade Dross Goods, Silks and Wait
ings which almost sell themselves.
Sic
My wei-Jit i mt e carry a large line of beautiful lab
. Then 1 In "an ' l ies and our prices nro low and pat
N v )iiiii(ivi"y , ' terns exclusive. Any woman of nvcr-
n go ability can earn -"Jo.(IO or more
I weekly Imndlinsr our line. If you are
I dissatisfied with present employment,
j write us for particulars of our liberal
commission oner. io uapilal re
quired. Samples sml sample cumi
FRK13. Address Dept. 10 National'
n,-..,c rJ..,.,is iv si.,! , n , j
.... v.i"... .w., wu i;ai xlli.lli- i
a, New York, N. Y
riieri! is not. nnv better Snlvn
,t..m n-.u'tit' ( Vilmli,.,! U'ii,.,
t iit nt i
i cutiseit 1 rom ivorlliluA or poison-
"'' imitations ot our DeWitts
i Ciirhdliy.ed Witeli Hazel Snlve.the j
original. It is L'ood for aui'lliim?
wliun.ii wilvo h needed, but it is
'P'H-ially good for p, eft Me sine
M'llilll l mllvo ! iwwtlfL.I Kitf if 1.. '
; .vou . Rot uewitt h.
,l.iku
Sold by all
1 1
SALES AGENTS WANTED.
if.'Ki.OO per week or 10U per cent,
profit. All samples, stationery, and
, art catalogue free. Wo want one per
manent agent in this locality for the
, i.. . . i r i
1 '
, " unnecessary.
V, i ? y, " 8 "nr
",ul ll"'sh tho capital. If you want
,.,, i.i.i ..,i m.,1.1..
- .. iKioiiiHif utf ti't iii' 11111 f ttt Miiriu
.... jl! . ,.
' POSUIOII , M l'llO US
today for jiartii u-
liirs, fiitnloKtm and sainples.
FK.VKK W. WltilJAMSCOMI'AKr.
J'Jl-1 W. Taylor St., ChienKo, III.
TrniWMiiiiin
I'ni'in Tor Kalis.
nuo ,rm , ,.,.rry Cl1l( Mo lSlll0!l
10111 iVrryvllle i iruml kirvH road rimn IVity
''V',',' ! t;.'imiicCi,,,rlh,uor..,,i.i.
! lor, uliuol, lh.ur mill, wiiKiiiiuial.i'r A bl.irk.
mnlili right m Hum, i acnulioiii'in l.Vul uil
H,'r" "I'lioi'i. umiy fur phw. s,. 5 mom
1 Urwl.VAiUlrM. nuH
j'ni bi.u-k nak timbi r inlin.tiwi m ia wmtii
' ' 'on 01 hay. .5 win emu, is Iim.i
i fins p, " nv, niiuiii., 3 iMWf ami cuhru, all
Ll-,". ,, f,,,, ,,,,,, ,,!, ,.ri. ,,,!
". Ill kill Hit- ulwlo inr Jmhkj, 1 m 1 1 cuhh sml pail
on llinc. l'osn'.jliiii ut unco.
JOHN IIKIITKII,
.teal KuLilo Agent, S(e Geiievlevi', Mn.
BU.IOtlbM
AND JUjU.SiijS.
i BUfOTSjo .sks,'v i Fmi!sWT'A w'',";;r!:j,,,u,I),1,,,,,; i'V' w
CWi iij I TtlRG AND Kiju;,h8. otorjsinocoufiitfciiillioaltituiii'3 Oounl sm ...... I t .t.....: . '. ..
l'roliiito Court Docket.
Ilnflti't of t.iKon In whti'h KClttcmontu nnt
,U0 tl ,m 0xr-eutnM, mluiliiliilratoM ami
trn.inllunn nn'l cur'tors at 1 lie tmwilnir ro.1t
runry I'jrm if the Vnilinln t'nui t ut Slo. (Km
tvli'e "ouuly, MlfHouil, tn lie hi'lil at tlm
Court 'iouso In iinlil county, oommcnoliur ou
(liu tlilnl Monilny of Kobroary, A. t). 1009.
Mnws fit Hci'o.'iHoil rersoini.
Momlny, 1'cliriinry 16.
Nuumiinn l.ouls, N.i.Hmin!) Chris. I., llx.
Illitnny Wm. A , Cnrnm 1. 1'. A0m.
Hrlftloy Vrnnk, JokkitsI Wni. Kx,
Ucufiirt Hitii'iI., Doufcrt Kurt tlnt.
DootKn Chun., Doitito Hmlollih Ailm.
IMcml.iy, I'nljrunry to.
Counts Henry J., llnyil Olaicnce A. Ailm.
lloil Jiihli M., liojil finrcnoi' A. Ailm.
Hlt'tirrt Mich., H.elmrt Jo. Ailm.
Kutntcs (iJ .Minora nml other.
JInnlny, rcbrusry 15.
TliiennlcT t-ydln, Whttleilee T. II. Curator.
Hlirmil I'rnnrU ot. til., Hpnitil Prank Clnl.
Itoth Cinin:i ct ill., W-'lk John (Int.
Hrtm-ii Aiir-.. Ilrim n It. V. (Int.
Hinlth Mary I.., Diiltiui Win. M. Curator.
W.ilkr CtiD.'ler .1., I) iltnn Wm. M. Curator.
THeioliiy, rcbrimry 16.
Oovro Jfonry, Cecilia nml Atfreri, Oovro
Halph Oril.
Moyor Jos. It., lollJoi'li flnl.
B1I1110I1I1T Oli;n,1totler K. A. Curator.
Ilronn John T.11111I Jos., Nelson N.J.Crator.
WVilnrsiliy, fMirunry 17th.
1 t C' i". A , llii.vil Jl itcii' i' A C'l-nio".
Hi hent Coi-H el. ill., Hohw ont John W. (ll'il.
Hli:ilnons Win., Waller nmt John, l'rnttn 1'.
H.dnl.
MMI'T IliTthn ami Km mn, MorcnnBtcvn It.
J. (1'irntnr.
Mlllrliorn and Wm., Morc.tnstcon II. J.
Curator.
Mullein Conntanri', Iiibihh', llnllolt IM.dril.
Latli'dc I'lcrre, nullcili;i' O. M. Curator.
PAUL I.. I.n.MPKK,
Jan. ii, W. JiiilKiinf I'robiitc.
E A GJj IIM3A K K 1 1 Y
in'iiiKi' 11 iirk . I'mi'iii'i"!-.
S'i'rsh ISretdt, Hulls. Cuhru and
MNE PASTRY
miitlr to ortlcr.
Merchant sun t, I'liimi' I.".'.
James ai maiioney,
A tfJ,ISl'..V StIMt
Cnmisi'liii' jti. Lnw.
unlii In c.in 1 lluii-u.
W ill ri'in si'iu lili , In itlvi-iiiiis nr Iniiils sml
llii' Ki'iiliiiii nl r rii lis. (J hi I in nml 111 1'Mimlh
nillHf iil. Wills it nl sll mlii'i Ii'i;nl ilin'iiin"i,li
curmiiily 'Imwu. w III inucllir In nil louits
Physician, Stirjicun
am! Accoucheur
fle Iienevlcve, Mc
tJallRanswcfci! pvomptly day or nignt
Ojjircul LiiiHii!f lh'H(i Slate
Sic. Onxrtlci'f Xtt'tttkvlt JVa. ()(!.
UtlholUi JfiiJf.Vrf of .Imrrlrii.
Ml'l'lS III I'.ll.'l'lll.ll Hull 1,11 HCI'iihil
W,'.iiii'ii,n n .Mi'h 1111 'iilt. I'liHiiliiil. (iiriyf
'I lioiunru , li'('iir,"lili nl. 1'i'iiU X lirnu
t l i 111 1 1 ii'miilliiK ni'i'ii'liirj , Ijisi H, V wily j
iiii'iicl'ii eunv !iinUn' liiiixi ri j ir'ns.
mer. Linus t' Ki' 1 ii 1 spliiiunl mlrlser. lie.
(I I. van rmiii'iiliiii,!.
'3
i7irrisT.
OIUcc u'jotr Ilini'.h ,t Dnintl.n' Drtiii Store,
sii. i.i'iun li'Vi', Mn.
CHARLES J, flERTKJH, M. 1).
Fnysiaan, Surgeon &&d Accoucheur,
fcl'l'K. QKNUVIUVK, MO.
rJ'Culli. uuswuii il luuinptly 1I115 ,ir iiIkM
wv stick vr.
GcutlGineiu ttontion
JOK FITZKaM,
TONORIAL ARTIST
'.stiaiU): iluli-CnlliiiK, sni,ii,(Milni;,,v.r.
itoiic In the IaIcbI tftylmit ruasor.iiliii'i-'aifi.,
.lods u iiulttc and nVlllfiil liarlier, unu lml
waj s in rcailiiu'DB to serve ycni. Lull on Mm
kui mn i:t.
;ouict CAi.ri)itt.
ciucui r cm ut
lulngTtriu .Koniili Mmiiliiy in An)l
Kll I'urm Kmirtli Mmnlaj In (U'IoIkt
GOU.VI COl'll'l
Siir'nu'lVrm fn-Jl Muinlay In May
sunmicr IVrni FlriH Mutiilaj in August
Kail 1'iTiu I'liel .Mnnilii In Ni.vimlier,
lVliilcrT!i'in r'ir-i M.uulav InlVliriiart
I'l'.OIIATK CoUUi
ll'in. 1. I..I.i'ui)l.n . IihU'i
Sprinp Teini Tlilnl Mfiiiilny In Mav.
Simiiur'l'friii . Thlril Mnmlay In AiiKiist,
rall'lnriii ... .Tlilnl Mmnlny In Nnvi'inlipr,
WIiiiki rnrm . . 'I'hlril Moinlav In IVIiriinry.
! sis, mmm mmm co,
i This i.iiwly niKunlisI riiiuinniy will talf cjii.
tinrla Inr tlie i il l li.n nt
ok ijvr.iiv
i-' i)i;sgi:ii'no.v
uihI In I'li'ry tll' iloolii'il. In emul, null;-
lli;uilil:i' niinni'r i alsn liinlin
ami upccltlcutloini ami submit
estlinaU'K. Ailrtri's WM . '(Ihll.KIt,
tc. ijfni!Vli'i', .Mn, l'rps.
A 1JCPI3 A PT
iVIJOJ XIAO 1
OFFICE-
nil ll it or Cmniili'lb Aliatructs of Title fur-
l in,
(JL'U.
rial il.'.ili rs In ri al I'Stalu, nn
nay
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
VOGT & CHADWELL, MHliagorS.
'l'h"""N"' M-iiunu.s'o. ia.
VUilST UKOS.,
JST'.XjiIIS Si.
IVn rtlllRlM (lirclulslli'iilini, tu tin: Lively
1 .us 1 u i.sb . lii'llubli'ilrlvcrx, Komi homi'ii, ilrm
cluJs liUKf,le ami otner tihlcles lu)8 In
nuillnrsi. Ilorsiu IxmrilHl by the meal, iiii
or vis:k at liberal riles. Kspealnl attinlloii
Biven toouiiiiiierclal Itaii'liTi, Ui'iieral publla
p-itruiiaguis ruiii'Ullllll sollclteit.
ST If WIJNKVIEVK. MlS.-Ol'ltl
HENRY L. R0ZIER7
BAMKER.
Stk. Oknuvikvu, -Mo,
IJ-I trunsni't a kciiitiiI IIuhriiis anil llcul
L.tlll I' 1 1 tl H 1 nC3iA . bliv AliilstdlKki'hfiiiirt.. loiolf-t.
and iloiui'iillr unit irlvc annalal utlcntlnn in
I'illectlonum all ar.reeiilblii nilnts, rimlttirijc
ii, i.u,i,i j ui, iniii'iii ruii'B ,
Your limit I n Inmlni n Knllclteil ,
irviiv I itiT,11111
C. J. STAN TON,
Mlorney and Ccusssllor al Law,
K)-M'lll pmcllrp In all Ihu 1.0111U ol tho
Ruii-. Prompt iittcnllun rIii-ii Id nil butlni'M
cnlriistrJtoouri'uri;.
Ht Ucncvlnio, Mo,
Itulgo of tho I'rolmte Court,
Jbtl'fSilllltW. Willi '!Fl rt I.
hmn Ppofl
siSr tm,:.fr" a .Rmo
Will buy ami soil ttit. Is
oueuir.iiiisi)ii, j.ii v
laxu., huve lnml pro
lierly U4'beil,
furnish abstiscls of
lltlo, wrau ileeils ol
trust.
All Worls (JiiiiraiiU'f.I.
i'Onu''' In i;nu't lloiibu.
OIlAfi. w,
MKVKIIS
I'tKliVnt.
i:. st
I3ANK OL STE. GENEVIEVE,
STK. OKNIiVIEVE. MO.
CAPITAL, 810,000.
SURPLUS. 85.000
ilccmtnts Sollcllcil. IJbrfal lacommodtitloiis.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Deposit Boxen now truth to teiit at 02 nod 'l pur
etir, Deposba iinuited iigiiiiist rolibeiy & liutglur.V
STK. GENEVIEVE BREWING & LIGHTING
MANUFACTURERS OF
H;i;n
1j
i
ft
lil:
Better Not- Get
Dyspepsia
If you can help it Kodol prevents Dyspepsia, by
effectually helping Nature to Relieve Indigestion.
But don't trifle with Indigestion.
A great many peoplo who havo
trifled ulth Indigestion, havo boon
cbrry for it when nervous or
chronic dyspepsia resulted, and
they have not been able to euro It.
lTso Kodol and prevent having
Dyspepsia.
l'voryono la subject to Indlges
tion. Stomach derangement follows
stomach abuse, just as naturally
and Just ns surely as a sound and
healthy Rtoirnch results upon tho
taking ot Kodol.
When you rxpcrlcnco Eourncss
of stomach, belching of gas and
nauseating fluid, bloated sensation,
gnawing pain in the pit of tho
stomach, heart burn (so-called),
diarrhoea, headaches, dullness or
chronic tired feeling you need Ko
dol. And then tho quicker you tako
Kodol tho better. Eat what you
want, let Kodol digest Jt.
Ordinary pepsin "dyspepsia tab
lets," physics, etc., nro not likely
to bo of miwh benefit, to you. In
digestive ailments. Pepsin Is only
M.
T
3EAU CHAMP, i
Sliuvlni:, lt:tlr HI t Inp:, nluiiii)nliic, I'll:.. In
the Ir.ti'st tj Im, I'rjnii'l iiUciiil.m iinilshoip
rnzorii. Ymir tiiilrounK" ll r pertliiHv dultitit
ill. Simp on Main Slrrvti opmsMe L.tiinnut's
111 US SIoit;
YEARS'
Trade Marks
Dcstoris
Copyrights &.c.
Anyone Jpnrtlnj; n ie!eli ond dcucr'ptlon nniy
quickly nsrcrtaln our opinion frco wlieihcr au
Invention Is rrohnbly pntcntahte. ronmiunlra
UonsKtrlctlTontldrntlal. Iluntlbookon Tat ruts
sent free. OMvst nponcy for tecurltitr patentn.
l'Mrnu taiipn tiirouch Munu & to. rtcclvo
tpteial notice tithou'f..'iinrgo, lathe
Scletuifsc Srsiericsn
A hnndsomnlr UUislrntM weiVlr. 1-iruest cl".
culatloii of nny scluntluu Jourmil. Terms, f 3 a
fin four nionths, JL Bold byall ncvfnlealem.
WUNN & Co.3B,BrMd New York
Hrauch offlee. ei& Y St, Washlntion, 1). C
(pmes
3 ECZLL.THE
U I nr. tfline -v,i r- liniMO
Dr. King's
WITH
Hew Discovsry
FflR roucHS
pmcE
OLDS Tllil Bottle Free!
AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES.
GUARANTEED SATISl'AOXOKYj
OK MONEY REFUNDED.
rromi'tly ottalncd, or FEE RETIJRNEO.
20 V CARS' KsrCHICNCK. UUr CHAKUEb ARC
the LOWCST. Bcu'l model, ruoto ui tki'trh for
vxisirt issiruli iuuI (risi rfport on patunUblMty,
INrRINCCMCNT idt4 ronductrl Ufore all
courts I-iiUnU olitulaul thnsiKh us, ADVCR
7110 and SOLD, frm TRAOS-MARKS, PEN
SIONS and COPYRICUTC iiully obUOacd.
Opposite U. a. Patent onioe,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Foley
0RIN0
Iaxative
Is Pleaa&nt and Effective
CURES
Constipation, Stomach and
Liver Trouble.
by atimulntinc these ornana nnd
"
restorinir their nnlnml o.:
u "VHUIl,
Is be3t for women and chil.
or nauseate.
Sold by nil druggists
- i so
- --: KM u. MuiiKitv iwi..i,M.VA.'. A
, 'llio (Jiiii.il, Sun t,,,,. lXl A. ' K urP 1 fi Al
, Uonoviovi. Onm.tj RrtiV. , , ,, ...J, MtiWfitt ill
'nil Hiii'M'itiiL' 0.1 slum ,.,..1.... 'iiiii!ii.ihi,eu ouuimiu ,, . ' IIP
.... ,. -r- - IHU I ii ..v.'"
INK,
Vlci'-I'tniili'iit,
TIIOS. S. lUIItttK,
Liihiiier,
Icq,
n
r- w
m
a partial digester and physics ar
not dtsestors at all.
Kodol is n perfect dlcester. If
you could see Kodol dlgestlntjcvery '
particle of food, of all kinds, In tho
glass test-tubes In our laboratories, I
you would know this Just as well
as wo do.
Nature and Kodol will always
euro a slcli stomach out in order '
to bo cured, tbo stomach must rest.
That Is what Kodol docs jests tho
stomach, whllo the stomach gota 1
well. Just as simple as A, D, C.
Our Guarantee
Oo to your dniRRlst today nnd (ret a flot.
Inr bottle. Then after you have iisrd the i
1'iitiro contents of tlie boitlo If you can
lionnatly eay, that It lias uot done you uny
good, return the bottle to thedrusRlat otnl
no win rfiuna your mon-y vrltuout oil
tion ordeluy. We will then tmy the ilr
dint for the bottle. Don't hpsltnto. nil
druggists know that our puaratitee Isroo.!. I
Thl oiler applies tothelurp.s bolllo only '
mid to but ono In a family. The larcc bot
tie contains Z',i tlcica us much as tho City
cut bottle. I
Kodol Is prepared at tho labora 1
torlcs or K. C. DoWUt & Co., Chicago.
I Wall PAPi-R
r-'!? gPfffwJy srlccted
a mniti til. a J! t!; to
v?1 ' v hrti.onu. fm rj.li-
Jj Jor ol 3 iio::.c be it a
kJI 0 raar.:!cn cr colters ever
1
11 sr. titnnb e.
ii'
.'rom ALTftliD
P.ipci
sfU SlEvorylhing ia Wall
vt A PaiW from iKa chejp-
ett ihu'j good to the
Lest ihitt't mad:.
Any style, any qual.
ity; at any price to suit
any pocket book.
3 Samples shown and
estimates cheerfully fur
riishcd without obliga.
tion to buy,
F SCI1 MALI,
1 rS'ri
Agent
PKISC0 TIME (JAKI).
SOU I'll.
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out, bumliiul ci mi In colnis, tint. po(liull n
I'luf, IIIi'U In ciilora, i, Un, l,l rejiiu'rs'Tn'ir
several neivmn'i I,, ihu bunk. The brn ii.tro.
I iiumlenl yusf bn.ik unit tlm only unu oniitalnlnjj
I un. .ii.siii.ii --iiiiK wealher riilicasU " liy
a'c' "n we. 01m n.py i,,
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