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RUSSIAN'S QUEER RUSE. Escaped Notice and Deportation by Landing In America In a Barrel. flyman Mosowvlteh, a Russian Jew who fled to America from the outrages In bis country, hns bud the unique ex igence of landing on the shores of America nailed In, a light barrel, says Wnterbury (Coun.) special dispatch 1o the New York Times. Mosowylteh left his country rather suddenly and while on his way to the United States met with an accident In which be lost an eye. He was Informed that ho .would be deported. Mosowvlteh called his friends togeth er, and a sum of money was made up and offered to one of the petty officers of the crew to laud the man. The of ficer, knowing the circumstances, pre pared a barrel, aud as the steamer was plying New York bay a boat was lowered containing a barrel In which Mosowvlteh was safely stowed away. The sailors pulled In on the Hobo ken shore and rolled the barrel off. A few days later Mosowvlteh appeared In Waterlmry, Conn., where his friends were wondering about his safety. On the same vessel with Mosow vlteh was Mas Goldman, who was in formed that he would not be allowed to land because of bis defective eyes. He would not take a chance In the bar rel, however, and was promptly de ported. BAD FOR WILDCATTERS. Order of "Stopers" Will Organize Lodges Throughout Mexico. The Stopers, n new organization which Is attracting wide attention among mining men, Is preparing to establish a number of lodges In Mexi co. In addition to embracing the usual fraternal features such as sick and accident benefits. Insurance, etc., the Stopers expect to Join forces In pro moting In every way possible the best interests of the mining industry, while all wildcat schemes will be exploded, says Modern Mexico. Legitimate mining Is n businers that Is growing every day, a:.d the fact that It has been a favorite prey for the illegitimate schemer ha had much to do with the Inception of this oig.mlzailon, as It Is hoped that by th.; organization of those engaged I'l the legitimate ex ploitation of the Industry mining may be placed upon a higher plane. The scope of this unique organiza tion is liberal. In that it admits to membership miners and men engaged in legitimate mining. This includes mining engineers, owners, mining brokers, managers of mines, stock holders In mines, etc., and In fact all reputable men who are Identified with the great ruining industry. WOMAN'S HAIR AS THREAD. French Dramatist Treasures Trousers Mended With Actress' Locks. M. Georges Duval, dramatist au.l au thor of "Les I'etltes Michu Veroubiue," has a pair of trousers which he will not give away, though they have been mended," says a Paris special cable dispatch to the New York Herald. The reason Is that the thread which served to repair them Is hair from the head of Mile. Mnrcelle. The lender Is one of Taris' most charming actresses. During a rehearsal at the Xouvenures theaier M. Duval tore his trousers to euch an extent that It was Impossible to go out. In a short time a theater dresser was found who had a needle, but by strange chance not a thread. Accordingly the lender plucked some hair from her head, threaded the nee dle with It. and summary repairs were accomplished. Elephant Fire Brigade. Bacil, an elephant over 200 years old, said to be the mother of the fa mous Jumbo, owned by a circus com pany, saved a man from death the oth er day, says a Wheeliug (V. Va.) dis patch to the New York Tribune. A freight traiu on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad bad been wrecked near Moi'irantown, and the engineer was cau jht underneath. The wreck caught fire, and It seemed that the man was doomed. Two sections following the wre-ked train having aboard the circus coming -up, lbicil lifted the wreckage with her trunk from the body of the engineer, and he was taken out just as the llames reached him. Kiglit oth er elephants were organized Into a fire department and, going to the Monon gahela river, filled their trunks with water and extinguished the burning cars. Speechless, Heard Funeral Details. Apparently dead and unable to move r apeak. Bishop C. Hooper, a miner of Meadow Creek, Mont., heard his friends prepare for the funeral, says the New York Evening World. Only the distance at which the undertaker lived prevented his being burled alive. Jle suffered agonies while vainly try ing to indicate to the mourners that be was alive and not ready for the obse quies. After twenty-four hours he re covered the power of speech Just as the undertaker appeared to embalm him. The shock of his fright was so great that be has gone ;.o his former home in the south. Making Homemade Ice Cream. (By Sara Cranford ) When giviDg an entertainment at which refreshments are served it simplifies matters greatly to have tbe ices piepared at home. Tbe following are some general sugges tions for making simple ices: First, place tbe ice in a thick bag and hammer till all the pieces are (mall, the finer "the better. Put three bowls of this ice into a pail and so on, mixing with a long bandied iron spoon. Put the cover ed can into its bucket and till in the spaces with tke ice and salt, press it down well. Let it stand in a cool place with a piece of heavy cloth wrapped over it t:ll the inside is very cold, then wipe off the top carefully so no salt can get in. and pour in the cream, which mutt also be cold, or it will melt the ice. Put on tbe top aud turn smoothly until the cream is stiff, which should be in five minutes. Draw off tbe water from the bucket, wipe off the top again, and take out the dasher, pressing down the cream and scrap, ing it from the eides. Put on the cover and insert a cork in the dash er hole. Pack again with ice and salt, using oue part sa't to four of ice. Dip the heavy cloth in salty Aater and cover the freezer tightly, and let maud in a cool place until time to serve it. Plain Ice Cream. Three cupful of cream, one cupful of milk, one scant cupful of sugar, two teaspoon fuls of vanilla aie the proportions. Put the CH'uni, milk and pugur on tie fire and stir ui.til the sugar ilis-i'lvis and tiie cretin w link lea on to ; do nor. k-t it boll. Take it off, lu-ai it ij'i il it is cold, add tin. tanilla and fiviz . CofL-e Ice C ream. Make tu above but llavor with hi. If ci pfn! of black colt'ce iiisit;i'! t,r the vanil la. Chocolate Ice Cream. Ma!;c plain ice crcan ; ine't two iuaies of chocolate in a huie c inut-r u ei the teakettle. Mix a littl.' of Me milk or cream i'!i t'lis and e'.ir if sin o'h, then put it i i ith th.' rest. L'se a heaping cupful of sugar. Lemon Ice. For this use one quart of water, f ur l.tnons, two and a half cupfuLs of sugar and one orange, lio.i the sugar aud water for ten minutes; strain it aud add the juice of the lemon and orange; cool and fieize. Orange lee. One quart of water, six orange, oue lemon, two una a half cupfuls of sugar; prepare tn lemon ice. Small Hoy's I'.ssay on Newspapers. Here is a s-iiall loj's essay on uewfpapeis. He ought to make a good editor when he grows up: "Newspapers are sheets of paper on which stuff to read is printed. The men look over it and see their names in it. I don't know how newspapers came into the world. I dou't thii.k God dots. The Bible says noiliiig about editors, audi never lit aril of one being in heaeii. The first editor I heard of was a fellow who wrote up the Hood. He has been here ever since. Some editors belong to the church and some try to raise whiskers; all of i heui raise Cain in their neighbor hood. Sometimes the paper dies and then people feel glad, but 6oine one starts it up again. Editor never went to school because editors don't get licked. Out paper is it mighty poor one,. but we take it 8.) ma cant iisj it o.i lnr pin try shelves. Our editor don't amount to much, but pa S'iys he had a poor chauce when a boy. He go s with out underclothes in the winter, wears no socks and h is a wife to support him. Pa bus not paid bis subscrip tion in five years anl don't intend to do it. Kandlemau Notes. Miss Louise Dicks, of Randlenvn, is teaching in the graded school at Thomasville. Rev. Mr. Harlse.ll, of Seattle, Wash., is visiting his brother, Dr. W. K. Harts-ll, at Randleman. Miss Jenuie liovvilen has returned from a visit to relatives in South Carolina. N. Melton, th- Randlemin jewel er, who h is had a reptir shop over the Randolph Hardware Co, will move to the building recently vacat ed by the poskflL-e. He will keep an up-to date repair shop. Will Power. "I wish they wouldn't leave read ing wills until after the funeral." "How "Oue w. mill know so much better what tlowi-rs to send. July Lippin-cotts. TAX NOTICE. I will nttci:d i' tit- followiig ''I' taxes for iLc ear 1 'JOT: Asliehoio, C. Hc-tsp, 'ie ni'iTi.itis' iji. Fartr.tii, OoMtcrd T wa-Jiip S. I!. Skfei.'., Tal). -i niflf l'on-i, ,l,i , Trii icy, T.hi!:y Tumi-iMp, New Mark-', X ,. .'!::. ! r; lowulii" Ccui.lv iiotne, 1 it- I'rerl. Town -liip Cedar Knll, Fri' -i'i ..n:.- Tn w-'iij' Franklin x i"e, 1'. an!; 'nvi! o i' nvn.-liij' Hainseiir. Cul.i.i' "... 1' v,..otii;i Liberty, Liberty rmvnsi.i; . . Widow diamines' Providence 1 nwiihip, . . f.evel Cross, New M.irkei Towisliip Naomi (-lore Co , Uiniilieimin Toxvu-liip Itindi-ai n iln.giiii IIoiim, il.ei li-.a 11 I . v i C. C. Sl.au V. Sen 1 1. .- ToWiwIiip." ri it I i.i i- ! r the collection of I Lalum Slin'l'n, lYi. n ll-!,ll, Vow' Mill, il.ui I I owii.siii), Tysoi'h Slur , IIiov.it Township, . .- Henry Jones, I'l. -asaiil Grove "!". Ji.-ui , Coleridge, CVlei ele i'oiu.siiip KVlliel Cimrcli, (nam Ton nshjp Wiiluw Kimiin 's, Cedar 1.1 row To , n.-,iiip, . Wotlliville, l.'.iiidloiiiim Vownsliip, '' Central Fill's, r'raiiMinvil e r.iwnsliip, The taies are now due, an I a!! t.tx-p4vrs-at the above named times uik! place and ptv t This September 1C, l!f07. M .... i i Oett Ut 7t . . Ti.i-ihv October -S h. j 1'rn-dav, Hfiiibsr r in. I K ... I".l i.iy, iM.ibcr II'1'. ' Sf ... . Inn.. iv. ( ii- (i it ti'lh 1 ti .,i.,v r...i nor-, ' -,. 1,, Hi!,. , M !t. ..fi.-r-.o. a. ,or I hi,. I !j .'. T . . - M. 'Krl.Vli. ! S .... . - !,v i ).-t.;.T b' :,. " Hi.iMi.u, i ; '-i ! ...I,.y f .on, l.t-.ir.T I -II.. i -J. i .:; !!..-., i ',:,. l.. r lis i, ; U -ri.-.v, ii i,,', r Ll.il $ V, ..,v. I M...,,!., g T,.,. .lay M. :li,T I jg -s.Vy. i ,..! I .sd.iy, (i,-t(,l,.r L'Mi. j M H'oV, Oe;ol.cr:'.-.ili. i S.itui'ii'v, (iot.,l.i- I'lHh 1 oii'iay. )(.! cr I'.stli. S Tu.-Mliiy, i-to!r2!ldi. I ! i i .PREJUDICE.. Fort Lawn, S. C, July 25, 1907. THE ROCK HILL BUGGY CO., Rock Hill, S. C. Dear Sir: Answering yours of the 18th, we will say that the three, buggies came in O. K., aiui opened up in good shape. We must acknowledge that we were some what prejudiced against the "Rock Hill" buggy, but since we bought these sample buggies and compared them with other sample buggies we have decided that the "Rock Hill" is the best we have seen for the price. Vi and we exnect to advertise them in ruir rnnntv inner ana pusn the sale ol them in this community. Yours very truly, (Signed) Fort Lawn Live Stock & Mer. Co. "Prejudice is a thief and will rob you of many good Ihinprs." If you have a preconceived idea in your head that "Rock Hill" buggies cannot be as good as or better than some other make, you are the loser. All we ask of you is to just give us a trial we will do the rest. The Rock Hill Buggy Co. "A Little Higher in Price, But " FORc , i McCrary-Reddingr by Hardware Company,- Ashchoro, N. C. S. L. HAYU CRTH, Sheriff. Fall Stylo In Shoe. Women's bIioob are going to pinch this fall, according to the styles shown at the second annual shoe and leather Ifalr, which was recently opened In iChlcago, snys a special to the New fTorli World. They are to be pointed imoiv sharply tliau lu many seasons nd on far from common sense princi ples. Masculine leather wear runs to grato ra;h;r than comfort, too, but tbe liee('.:o cfi'ect Is not qulie so pro notii'f cil. Hucklfs nro decreed by fash ' Ion for autumn. Some patterns for men show two buttons and one buckle. .Wol.i.'ii's pumps are mostly of tha trap variety. 60 SHARES OF STOCK IN MT. AIRY APPLE ORCH ARD CO. 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This is the size endorsed by the leading moving picture entertainers who make thousands of dollars a year showing excited audiences pictures of momentous events. The hints are all contained on a 10-foot endless chain. These lilms are taken one after the other and catch the moving objects In the different st iges of action, thus presenting them to the eye as If the objects were really alive bef-iiv you. i J when vou have a e niovin.' picture machine in tbe house. You can sit right in your own parlor and look at secies from all over the world Just as if vou hid traveled thousands upon thousands of miles and were looking at the real scones themselves. The moving picture machine keeps i lie entire household in a continual round of laughter when tbe funny pictures are shown. Mail the coupon. 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