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Tutfsf!
ONE SEQUEL TO THE
BILL.
TARIFF
stimulate the TORPID LIVER,
strengthea the" digestive organs
regulate the bowels, and are ua
equaled as aa .
ANTI-BIUOllStoCINlv
In malarial districts their - lit ate .
are widely recognized, as they pos
sess peculiar properties ia freeiar
the system from that poison. Ele
gaatly sugar coated.
Take No Substitute. .
Producers, Consumers and Prices
As Already Affected by the
'Much-Mooted "Cotton Schedule!"
PREVALENCE OF CRAFT.
Its Curs Seems to Lis in a Full Real
izatlon of Citizenship. I
Many causes coald be assigned
for the universal prevalence of graft.
But one of them Is the dlference
many citizens act like the passengers
of public affair. private affalra
Cotton goods manufacturers of
Now England, elated over the pas-'
saga of the Aldrich-Payne tariff.
bill, are preparing for an Immediate are being watched very closely, but
boom in the demand for good, es- public affairs are Intrusted, very
" Theodore Roosevelt, in working
into the heart of British East Ai-
r;ca soon will find an Irish gl"
riling oer an estate of 175,000 acres.
She ia tbe daughter of the Earl of
Enniski.len, :and her marriage- to
Lo-d Delamere " was a romance of
hnntlnz "field. Dolame're was
thrown from, his horee end the
young woman nursed him In a
farm house. Soon they wree married
an-J Delamere took, his bride to East
Africa. . - . .
Uncle Sam's postage stamps are
manufactured by the Bureau of Ln
graving and Printing at Washington ;
the stamped envelopes and news
paper wrappers are made under de
partment supervision, under con
tract by a private corporation whose
factory is located at Dayton, Ohio,
while his postal cards are " made
under similar conditions at Rum
ford, Me.
DIXIE ICE CREAM
Can be made, and frozen in 10
miuaies at cost of
One Cent a Plate.
8 Jsll-Q ICE MM Mill
into a quart of milk and freeze.
No cooHng, no heating, nothing
else to add. Everything but the
ice and milk in the package.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
This maVes 2 quarts of the most
delicious ice cream you ever ate.
Woe Kinds? Chocolate, Vmffi. Strmm
berry, Lemo at J U flavored.
3 packages 25c. at your grocers,
or by mail if he does net keep it.
Illustrated Keel pa Book Tree.
The 6enesee Pure Food Co Lb Roy, N. Y.
neclalllv textiles of ths higher erade3. '
Trade has been somewhat quie
during the past three weeks, but
U was realised that buyers were
waiting, holding off. in spite of the
accepted certainty that there would
be no change In the cotton schedule
when the new tariff measure should
finally be passed and signed by the
President. --''"-
often, to incompetent men. No
one seems to care for how pubhe
money is spent. Whose business U
that,, ,, '
'"In regard to pubUc expenditures
many cUlxens act like the passesge
on. the sinking ship. He was clnuy
enjoying a pipe on -deck, when some
one came rushing . up to him and
announced that the ship wa fining
THE HOMELY POTATO.
Its Origin, Development, and Near
est Relatives In 'Vegetables.
The origin of the potato was pro
bably due to the fact that a part
1 of the stalk became bruised, thus
causing a sort of stoppage to the
flow of starch which the root
were sending up Into the stalk. It
became burl id in the earth, perhsps
through the lulns beatlag upon It.
and as the starch was deposited at
the obstruction, an enlargement of
tuber was formed. .The seed from
ths knotty stalk naturally produced
plants that tended to .have tubers
upon them and so on until the well
developed potato came Into existence.
In this connection It might be
stated tha the tomato plant, ana
the tobacco plant ' are of the same
Advices from various narta of the
country satisfy the manufacturers wllh water would sink unieaa I family as the potato, showing plain-
that the trade Is In need of goods. tae C0U . W
vaaii, ne saia, wnai is inai i us; ii i
Jut even while demand has
luleeeet for the past three weeks, the
prlcse have been advanced on a
wide range of lines, the Increase vary
Ing from one-quarter to one-half cent
a yard. The market Is firm at these
Advanced prices, and the mill men
declare there will be no let-jp in
figures for those who have con
tracts to place. The mills are pret
ty well supplied with cotton, nearly
all in this section and at Fall River
having enough raw matreial to meet
their needs until well Into October
or later.
The new cotton crop wllf be avail
able next month, and even tlie high
grade cotton required for fine goods
which comes to market later will
be at hand by the first of October.
The manufacturers expect that those
who must buy then will have to pay
thirteen cents or more. They are fig
uring future contracts on such a
basis. Providence ft. L Dispatch to
New York Evening Post
S'ole Same Cow Twice.
They have another queer case , at
I the Frankfort Penitentiary. Sam
Kirk, soon to be released. Is serv
ing his second term. He stole the
same cow twice, and there Is , a
tradition here that he will make
another try for the cow if that
I animal Is still living when he gets
his freedom; Kirk took the ; cow
no, our ship." That U the question
many' citizens' ask, mentally, regard
ing the sinking ship of state.
They do not realize that they s'.nk
or float with It.
There need to be a revival an
awakening of public conscience to
real zatlon of the duties and res-
poos W.i'.ies of citizenship. AVben
that . comes and the citizens sre
prepared to assert their consll-u-ion-all
t&ht to self-government thilr
win be no graft In public offices.
For the people speaking of the
majority have no 'other desire than
to do rlghL Wrongs'ara generally
committed where small minorities
ly tha at one time la the evolution
of plant life there was but a single
parent of. all three. Indeed. It
would be possible. In' the course ol
time, to develop any one of the
plants from the other, and Luther
-Jurbsnk has succeeded In blending
the potato and the tomato until
hs has produced a vegetable that is
nM:hT the one nor the other, but
having some of the qualities of
each.
Another thing about the potato
that may appear curious to those
who do not understand chemistry
U that a potato which grows above
the ground Is poisonous. You hate
probably seen potatoes growing at
the roots of a plant where the?
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP
PAID MANCHESTER.
HAS
CITIES WHICH ADVERTISE.
City Has Derived Profit of IZ.0O,
000 in Tweny-flye lctrc.
MuaL-lpal ownership of the el'.
gas plant has proved to be not onl)
a profitable undertaking for iian
Chester, England, but ecomnulcai tat
the consumer as welL
Ths city profits since the work
were taken over 23 years sgo have
been ,.T50J07. while the price o
present is only S centa per thousand
cuUIc feet, according to a report c
ga In thse Manchester district at
the bureau of manufacturer.
Ia addition to furnishing gar
cheaper, the Manchester corporattot
has provided free of charge ga
staves to all householders making
requec'a for the same. A movement
Is jBSf foot to reduce the prir ot
f to ii cnets for sundry manufac
turing pirpotes and a grad-.u'-ed re
du.tloa for ordinary usee.
Tj illustrate the growth of tb
buslaesa. It la stated that U prod uc-111 various newspapers and mtIae
LONG-RANGE ALLUREMENT.
Spokane, f aft to, Rehester - and
Other To arts Seek. Pvb !.
Spokane tnaia'slns a pebPctty b
reiu ths: s??ptl s the Bwpepre
thiojghvut the coaotry wi'.b Interest
ing l:rma. thjt keeping the asms
ooosun'ly la the public eye.
to:orsd Sprlags sad Sa Aatoaio
IJ have publVrfy burr a us that
)T along slatlsr lines. Dearer re
lies for Is alvrrrtsleg alooet ea
Urrly oa the brlsgieg of roaveattoas
the el'y.
Bo d-es Seattle, says the Sprtar
r.eld I'nioa. the Ulw blc tla
ilraegrs will carry bck wl them
favorable tmpreesioaa and eocae of
"-bm will either ret urn as prtsant
c'X Zf as or infla'ace friends who
ey coa-enip:at a change of
idaet. t
iDusxon has art lt!f to U
tats or su.Cf many thousands to
I pop'.Uka through the medium
of a boosters club aad advertlstg
Of
log capacity of the works U X6.00.
OW cualc feet per 24 hours, against
13 000.0 0 la 1SSS. Aa laves meat ol
fl3.3S2.S75 capital Is represented.
Manchester has a population o:
aboil 600.000.
Cltri lb Hiv.n to
VTwk as4 ewlla y kkiarr are r
lUtforsntjiKiMwiMitStnir.
IWwon, if kaiawy
XromUm at I
1 XVut
sails are awoat Lkcty
lelaCee. YeatcOe
J 8MW4 W
tary 4 '. e4
eware ef Uie AeVertjeer Wfce
fera te De Tea UvcK.
Pay bo mooy to aa aakaow-a tr-
i soa for aa usknowa aKWK If a
toaa who doaY kaw yo r.r
yow a oo throagh the saaSe a&4
aaks aaooey f rota joe. VAi wt wtat
the jo u rvt. aad ttea da"l pay
the zaoaey. Good ab doml ha at
taea by sna3. They doaY have to
If It's a salary ha otters row. he's a
setar. ttoeevt feuslaeae caea sot
pay sUrje to aoaeea asrtWaata. tf
he "guaraateea so taach pr day
or . or ZBocvh to row. he's
a "- J i mm aw.
earalag powers wnhowt kaowttg who SUaWa A trui w-LJobsv
or what row are. If he cKe tempJi-. rt "?f m" U
1 wwwKf wa W
UaAtrr Tvwaniv. ha soea na.iaiA. tt
tsg C-rmt, mmSg to eavroa
aaocg t's ttau a&4 Mas yo
for a dpoc:t o a aaa;la ankU.
ahaa klsx. Y wroulial py taoaey
for aa ert3ci ya had er ea
to a aaaa you caac4 to et oa
the er hcaaae ho prweshd ya
aa agency. Why tba. py U, o
arvC Therviare. kn
kklarve are wwk er earl A anW.
i -
ywa caa a4evAa wow ewackjy pea ea
Ure bniy as aS ect4 aal horn every errwa
to iu to oo ea esrv.
U roa are sack or -feai tatfty.- Vrrla
Froca rtuffato romi the news that
ia Dua:a's mea or that city pur
pose to spend Se.ooo la the aat
f ve years to put bf ore the peopie I aa aakaowa who caSs frees afar to
of ths Vattd Stairs the a4ts&Ur I ya tbrovth a aewspaper or aa
succeed, in usurping the power that wree partly exposed to the Cght.
rightfully belongs to the majority.
Deaeret Evening Post.
MEXICAN ROMANCE.
Hermann . Bernstein,, jusi uvfeome
from & tour of European capitals-in
thee interests of Zionism, reports .the
interesting fact that the deposed Sul
tan s promise to Dr. Herzi of . sym-
pahty win the Zionist desire to come
Reared Amid Riches, Girl Seeks Peas
ant Mother.
A remarkable story of the restor
ation . of a beautiful young girl to
her Jnoher afUer a separation of
many years comes from Matehuaie,
S-ate of San Lois" Potosl.
Sixteen years ago a young Ameri
can woman who came to Matehuala
to visit the family of an American
If you have, you have noticed, no
doubt, that they were green, and If
you have tested the part of the pota
to la the light, you have also dis
covered the taste of green tobacco.-
unUke the taae of green obacco.
Dayton News.
Names of European Rulers (Today.)
Tut leailcg nil-rs of Europe are:
Grai Drl-ala. El ward VII; France.
Ar-noad FaXeres; Germany and Prus
sia, William II; Delgiam. Leopold .11.
Austria . Francis Joarph; Lu'gsrla.
Ferdlaand: Dtnmark, Fredetl k VtU.
Greece. George; luly. Vkor Emman
uel t:i; Monaco. Albert; NV&naau
WUhelmlna; Norway, Haakon VII:
tugal. Manuel II; ROumanla. Charlrs;
Rjaal. Nicholas II; Servla. Pe
ter; Spain. Alphoaso XIII; Sweden.
Guslar V; Turkey. Mebamrd V; per
ela, Ahmed Mlrza. PhUadelphU
Preaa. i
RUSSIAN GIRL'S TROUBLES.
Crosses Ocean Three Times Before
Finally LWIk;.
After having crossed the Atlantic
ocean three times slace June 16.
Marie Drosloakl. the 11-year old Rus-
mlalng man was ardently wooed byj.Un t,r, wno WM deported a short
a well-educated Mexican named Anu. mhm hAA -.rf.-a
nio Ugalde. During that time the
yoong woman made the acquaintance
and was cauzht and convinced. He
i was aent to the penitentiary t for of Mrs. Marta Gonzalez, a poor Mx-
one year. He announced mat. ; us . jean working woman, wno naa a
soon as he got out he would go , beautiful baby girl, a little more
back home and get that cow. It Is j than a year old. The American girt
1 though tha he felt ho had earned : was devoted to this Mexican baby.
into, control of Palestine, is now prov-l tbe cow by reason of having served! and when she and Ugalde were mar
lng one of the most serious obsta-Jone year in the penitentiary for thelrlel the bride obtained the consent
rlPc tn. Tanrlsh hnwu nt nIH fmm UtMltnv nf thn linlmL Tm tr T1L8 rT Mm ConzSiez la LSKR IH blcj
the Young Turks.
CASTOR IA
Tor Infants and Children. . .
TUB lied Yea Hate AIwajs BcsgM
promise, as woon as ne way released
he went back home and Again stole
ithe cow. He was convlcAl and sent
up for double his first; term. It Is re
corded that v be never did anything
wrong except steal that cow. Louis
ville Courler-Jouiual.
Bears the
ginaureo l
The rainfall of- the continent, af
ter long collecting of records', has
been established to average 30 in
ches a year. Ocean measurerrents
difficult, but after considering: U
.known facts, Fritsche has ex
cluded that the entire earth's sui
face has a mean annual rainfall of
35 Inches. This means a total of
883,000.000 metric tons , of water
every minute.
u ... I A ll.u . O M M
Via. 0 I virwMwny -"-7 "M " 7
T7cUcU4 Da you want to know the
i ..... . . i . . .
or tne nappmess ox ine:
Taste the nectar that 1 flowing
this word of toll and strife? ' ani Q have her suddenly reappear
Would you learn to smile at trouble jUs: blossoming into womanhood,
and to keep your temper sweet? fashionably attired, with all the
with her oa a trip to the United
States, pomlsing to return the child
in a lew weeks.
All this happened 13 years ago.
Mrs. Gonzales never heard of her
child from thatday until recently,
when a vision of loveliness darkened
the door of- her humble lodgings
Street., announced that she was theong
secret lost daughter of the poor Mexican
woman. Mrs. Gonzales has mourned
ln her daughter as dead for many years
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
INSURE RGB i NST HBIlT
Then move out of Grouchy Alley and
reside on Sunny Street.
You can laugh at every trial, an
your Ills will flow away;
You can revel In your gladness every
hour In the day ,
And your heart will eoh3 snatches
of the songs your Hps rspeat.
If you'll move from Grouchy Alley out
on happy Sunny street.
Why be lingering ia shadowa, when
the sunshine ever fair.
Bids you come out where the blos
soms and the bird songs greet
the air?
beauty of face of th hign-caaie sp
Ua senorlta and the pretty man
nerisms of the Amet lean lady of ed
ucation and culture was almost too
much for the poor Mexican mother,
and It was some time before she
could be made to realize the true sit
uation.
Tha yo-ng woman knows very
little Spanish, and as her mo-her
caa talk no English, tt is necesssry
for them to carry on their conversa
tions through an interpreter.
It was an interesting story the
new-fojnd daughter told. She says
tha steamer Kalserln Augusta Vic
toria at Elite Island, arrtted in
LojUvLIe at 7:20 of clock yester
day morning at the Seventh Street
d?pot. She made th e trip to Lou's
vlilj over the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. She came from Rum la to
maka her hoeme with the family of
her cousin. J. L. Seidenaisn, of 2
East MaJIson street.
Mlsi Drotlnskl pissed through
aa ezperlence which aeldom comes
t3 one of her age. About six
months ago her mo her died and ar
rangements were made for the girt
to come to America. She arrived
ia New York on June 26 from Wllna.
Russia, wlh but 50 cents In her pock
t nwinM of the new ruling c4
William Williams. Commissioner
Immigrants, an immigrant is renui
ed to have a, least 23 la his or hei
pots Ion. A ti.gnm wss sen. t
the girl's couein. Mr. 8eldenmaa. who
Immediately telegraphed the nc--sary
money to allow her to e.i--
the part and come to Loulsttie.
Through aome mistake vr. select
man aaya oa the part of th U'e
mrti onmoanv the monev ws
Bji wru f " w m
delivered until after the g'rl '
been deported on June 1 to Ilatrlnrg
The girt la unable to speak Eng
lish, but related her ezpenence to
of the Lake City.
It la also propoead to create a
pa-lU-l y 0.j ladufttrtsl bsreaa which
hall have charge of p'otttg 1.-
0 a year aad shall interne lt:f
la hriaglag conventions to DufTajo.
No; to be oa'daae by ttfTso.
Rochester hse tka ap this qo
U3q of advert lalag, aad oae of the
la:esi ciU-s to edpt tie lira Is
Sp-iagMeUl. Mara. Kaaaae CTty la
said to be the piaaevr la this n
nl.ipal advcrcialat. New York Sa-
alae? Let. hua. U he bo hoove.
a4 hie aajapte oa approvaL AU.
above alL wha yow hare Wa swl&d
Ul tr i fake advertlawr. UU tie
publtaber of the t4isa la wlkh
yoa fowad the edverUeeaeet. O
he's hooeet. hell be gtad to ksow
R. tf he's dUboaeet. hell ho
comfortaUe. Two to oae, he took
that adverUeesaeat w Vh aa ey
feieg aay way. Aad tf 19 pr rt
of the vktlas protwtd with lit
m'ii thu Is la theai agslawt ih
wladUa, per coal of the p-y
The beet reaedy we know cf I Urreaiats who thrive oa pr1a"-arr I
la art casea of Kidaey aad lliadlrlak woald either take to hoaeet la-1
or or to the woods-omwrs week
ataaAt the ttWWoaw fetn an i taKo
atraXh mtat-ag iainnt haw tore
prorra la thocaaaca cJ Lb
tag caara. u oa awwa a
tboaU hwre lie toaC.
6--4 h-v trrna ia
t-ftyvwt aa4 ce dal f
lax eaaaw. Voe eaav
hew a aar hxtie
br sa4 trem. alao a
tmja;Jst tvisg yoa ,
m-rm to lad J m hw haiawy OV
t.dfcUrr IroaUe. Kfla Uj fmj
w&ea wvu o iv. a.uwrr ax
t-attaaw.iow. . Y. roai i
Ulf, tt trwraf ll
Koec. as4 CamX art a 4ar a 3
a
...
Eternity.
Man think oa countless ages gone
And left but din. uncertain trace
Oa shifting soil thai too hss passed
And U new lands resigned the
race.
O think of days when earth wa but
An lnfsat la life's waking throes.
Then turj to present days and see
Earth older grown aad clad wPa
wo.
rouble aod the oae we aiaye
caa recoaaead. U DeWIU'a KVl
aey and Dladder puu. They are
a'iejic gad at ace aut e
aijaeys to prforta thvlr laponaa:
work, fiat whea you ak for these
atUa be positive that yoo get D
Kt Kidaey and n:dr pi.
here are Ixl'-atloos p;cd poa
le to deceive yu. Ot DWJtta
lauat epoo them, aad If your d-
caa not supply yoo rrfuae aaythta
else la pi see of tha. Jtold by al
Across the mind let tlaloos fly.
Of nature la its opening page.
Gr.at twisted roos unhelp crud
. trees.
"Earths primal br.tes la strife
engsg'd.
Let thouzht r it urn to present scene
AnJ f.l.am of Uny bloeeoa near.
Rebuke the searching after clews
That baffle atlll the, wisest seer.
For dainty tracings oa the fold
Of gold p-'tal edged with brown
Rrveal the Hand that holds tie key.
E'-ernlty with Qod U found.
Thi II sre-ly Ireith that made the
:iw;r
To pass III fe'i.g time oa earth
Uv.s e'er, aad a l l U many blooms
Ia other sp-ijgtlmes gives new
birth.
iMh EJlkolt Poe.
Cenetoe Owt Pys Lefjet.
Coo'toe woa fro- Ltrrti FTliat
to th tea of nar to threw. th
featarts of the game befeg ke
p'tchlcc of Weeks fr VttM aid
Dr. Creea for Cooetoe. reader we
robWl of hu. fcy DUre eareSeat
catch of hla ki drive to
rttU nl4 whch rUrd the svi
wtih three a oa bpa. Oe'o
cored two raas ha acoa4 laa'&c ff
lowed by ooe to third. Leczwta aa4
1 3 4 ty ooe ta third. Ltzt aside
, two ruas ta the fourth aad oae la
the r.rth. tWc be score. Mir
was made by enher aide V-U the
Ul hallf of the alah UaUg wt
Csoetoe west to the bat, wh
two a'.tUe aad aa reror T-4 the
base aad att zaa to bat got a
hit whld scored the wlsala raa.
Tlaae oae hoar aad tS".j zta"s
foptre. Jack Je&klea who gave ea-
C ia ttefW b
yoa do TvW w-ui tw daaf7ira,rtoL
TARtORO MALE ACACEMr.
The tld, yea wader re prvat
pr.ictai a ca htofcisy, the
of SvMzber. 1M, with' a 7
frocg croi of tacU ha bo' a it
ataie a&l rvzaae iMpf-ts-iiJL. Te
wwa of tsotracUoa: TJt4L M
Uea'V.a, aa4 CaaJbaea. Fss
parwd for aa'.raawe lata aay eMe
of the U. t, far U aCiady of tXe
prottVica, for teach u la'Oo psbSe
St.ooMe, ao4 aao for Das'ftaoa. A
esatay cw&rse la SJee, aar
pU2y d.'-Vy as tkd to agrV
cartsra. a few boys T-ad boart
tU Ue pr-ji ::!. oris c V
rod tooMa U prteale Us-.W hT
ti echooL
For caAaorwe a&d tTAr Uaorsva
Uoa rat er ta the pr:?,.
F. S. W1LKLN40.N.
Sign Of The Timee,
Every time we pWk up a aewtpa-
pr or taagaxlae wo Cad oae ot t&ore
articles regarding the wOaoerfal
adtaaeea made ta promoting saeaaa
of cocnmualcsUoa. ta the cOua'ry
ah;re the roads sre practically la-
passable for months ta the year.
"Good Roads" w he slogan. la
those aecUnu alreajy enyoylag good
roads, the faraera are bsjtcx aa- I tire aatUfacUoa to ba svse.
moblies. la the larger ciUee where I The axt game of bH wSl be p:r
tber are both g-d roads aad toe.l4 bcre betweea httred aad O
dirigible bal'aea aad aersptaae arelaetoe. Tuesday. Asx- It lb. ThW wt3
being ezperlmeaied with, t ttelho a gaU day for Ctoaetoa, a Varbe;
del!ht ot the crowds who nHk oaMcoe at twelve, a ba gaaso
every time they hear a r4mor of aa 1 three, flowed by a daaco that aigtt.
"The rm Via Tat
FOR NEXT CHRISTMAS.
Not Coo earty to prepare for R.
aad Ue o&a f lsg above t3 oO. rre
that woald add cooat te yor
hoeae e&4 Its h-r'aa la a
4
STIEFF FLAYERelAXO.
that greouo I of
that taakee every
fasZy a i
aU iastraaX
Sbetaber of tXe
CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY.
Mothers who value their owa
;3xafort an.! t e welfare of their
children, stc'-ld never be without
bo of Mother Gray's Sweet Tow-
ders for CUldrea. for use throjgh-
her cousin after her arrival in LO"1 jout the season. They Break p Colds.
viUe. She told him ahe was H . . Teethlcr Dlaor
uiau wa-aatav ea w a
made arrangements through
lhe ders Never FalL Sold by all drugs
.v.. ... k.v .s. ki. remem-1 ' " " " -.latoia. lie Doot accept any su
We Protect Your Crop AgainBt Yo,a walk pan. of pleasur-. "? .7. lived in Chlcaso. and M'""!, "1,," ,k. ..Rut.. A trial package will be seat
. T-k u. l I . -- - . luraiaa oia r-- . . a
escrncuon or uma6t: w . with expectant earr feet, wat Uught to believe that Ulgafle
Jtilw Taken Only lis E Igcombe Ir youll banlsh GrouChy alley for her utber and
Hoty.- Lvery ear Money IS the Joys of Sunny streeL mnrr Thev treated her well
Paid
aliuaifire From Hail. The Piu 4ent
Farmers will Not Neglect this Op
portunity. The Following An-
ijua,l Statement Gives our Fioaa
rial btiiudiing
ANNUAL 8ATEMKNT EDGF-
COMBE MUTUAL HAIL IN
STTTtANCE CJi . OF TAEBO-
U . N. C. Man-h J. 1909.
- - j - - - j
Oh you'll learn the peaca of loving and as she grew up she wss gvcu
ths best educational anu t
as you never did before.
And you'll strike a mine of treasure
from life's overflowing store;
And success will ever guide you.
and you'H never know defeat.
If youll Just leave Grouchy alley for
delightful Sunny street.
So look up and face your trials with
a confidence supreme!
vantages taat the means of her suir
pjsed parents would allow. She was
n.rr.. u,n When 11 VCdLII Old
aa eucu a a mm j
Mary was placed in a convent, where
sha remained until a few weess g,
when she returned to the home of
the Ugaldeaiu Chicago. 'She found
.ttt dameatls trouble had arlaen.
ti furnleh hU rrlau
ceasary funds to permit her to enter
. t t.
ths United SUies. juss urownaa.
left Hamburg a few days later on
the steamer Cleveland, which land
si h.r in New York on July 28. In
Nsw York she wss met by a filnd
of hlr. Seldenman. who saw her safe
ly aboard a train bound for Kentuc
ky. Friends met the girl at the
station yesterday momtng and the
I Seldenman, family were overjoyed at
her arrival. Louisville Poet.
free to any mother who will address
Allen S. Olmsted. Le Roy, N. T.
JMar. 2, 'OS, Bal ou hti ', f 2,240.15 1 Happiness will be your portion not a
By premiums
recti in
By iut acct,
634.25
60.00
Apr. 1,
$2,9-M.10
-iiaiLg state
meal 7.50
0S. To tax.e. etc., 25.50
T
Caoi mission 4
oa premium, 126.85
Postage, -90
Bal oa tiaxid 2,773 61
' $2,934.40
J o. F. Shackelford,
Sec'y and TreaF.
J?, 0. Fender, Agent,
vague and misty dwam;
You'll experience the fullness
the happy life complete
Just by leaving Grouchy allley
the jays gt Sunny street.
...... Los Angeles Express
of
for
. . - Lie
and that Ugalde had acsei'a
wife, i was then that Mrs. Ugalde
t3id Mary the secret of her life. The
young woman Insisted upon returning
tJ her Mexican mother In Matehuia,
and her wish was gratiflJd.
it 1) s ild that soma of the Ameri
can mining men in MatehuU have
investigate! the girl's story and find
It o be true ln every respect. Bus
On . . . v a n..n wAmlfi'
nsg Deu piacea u -
college at that place to learn op
Haulsd . a nkt,
Charlie Latham, who woi-ia
Jones Dozler's farm .will bt ft 1
tie mora particular ia handling oats lf9 tn) nnl.hlng touches
to give his horse. He came u . mAueMlloa Phnadelphla Re-
Friday, and after taking out Ms
horse, took out the oats which he. ' ;
' a.l VtieirT .
had placel la me rear oi u T Weeks.
lllet:.- A ,v. k,m mariM The Tarboro Cotton FSctOry clos
ABlUlUiug i,t a,uv wwaet S
1
ueUm P
CaDa aajvL awl
1
CaaUloupe PatcH Cobbers,
B F. Shelton had and has
patch- of very fine csateloupes. As
the melons wou'd iliea. they would
d'asppear at night. So general and
Stolen Sm.les.
Psilal t Shall I tell your
tuat4 sir?.
Brokelv Tea. Tell It to
up. Puck.
Blobbs The girl to marry U
girl who be'Uvea la kv la a
tag).
Blobbs Yes. !' a girl bcUevts that,
yoa could stuff br with aay o:d
thins.
for-
hurry
the
ct-
Fa'hei Ye. sir. I bntan ss
office boy. and b-.re I am at
top of ths tree. And what !
. . . . ji,nriiilnii tKatl,ww"raJ " nui
f-vu 'iuuuu. . ci . wuv r i . fc m . , i.
I win d ue ii "" t . .
he gathered nont tor nimseu. ,
next
a:
th
r-
U
town.
He set steel traps, and ne The Prodigal (calmly) Yes Hr
morning found Ma melon thieves In But not, till jou die! Tit Li:s.
the shspe of a number of opossums.,.
to
his surprisa at finding colled under ed down Monday 9th tor twoweeas. you wUl ju W
... ..i. ... .. .nm sola or ill araititU.
the seat a large popiar-ieai mocc-"-. The hosiery muis sei -n .
1 1 w a a r am Kilt the snlnnlnc hnd
Take Kodol at the times when
you feel what you haT eaten U
not dig rating. Kodol digests what
you eat so you can eat sufnc401! 1 That no reforming han4 caa rMh
of any good, wholesome food, if
it.
Some ooe has glvea the world
Pretty gsod thing, says a welter
the Richmond News Leader:
I am thankful that the Sun aad M :o:
Are both bung up so high
etimpel lUjbt.
tli la machiaea. astoaobtlea aad
gol roads may la time reach all
part of this country. mou&teJa aad
valley, alii aad tvtap. but some of
ua do ast waat to wait for thtta.
Life is u3 earertala aad abort at
ask. .
beaL Tha a. loo.Thre la ooa caag
which la surer thaa aa alrwhfp, re-
Qulriog fair weather, or automotive
dependent apoa good roada. It ry
not be Quite so rom antic but U is
wl hia the mva&a of eery ooe of a.
aad it Is evaUable at aay ua.
The rural la;hoae. U farmers
best haad aad ata wUes bat fruad.
has come, aad coae to stay. No
maur how many deliver tha R-
F. I), maa kva. aor hww
tralod or smooth the road, there
always cocoes a time whea yo waat
aome ooe or some'hiag """ it now."
aal the rural Uiepboae la the thtcg
whl h Is going to eotve the prohiess
The Caralina Tlrhoae
grath Company, baa b
this particular branch
aes receatly. and U mewtiag
market aocca. All throvch "htr
terrtlory llaes are bla bum la to
their etcbanse. The arrvlce g'va
over tht Uaee are cooataal source
of wonder to many of the oJ4 e-
Uers who were not raauiar w.-
tht magic of te -voice 1 the boa.
Oae reeaoa fr this gnel a'jfac-
tiia U that the Dcr Den graae
til-p'oies. rvcOftt-d as the b
.e hat a-?irau l ta world.
Rj-al ttlrpael l!ae caa be bulH
a. sxh sa.ht eapoe. aad thy
a )li f r ta the
ltv.:oatat cf to:) the baeiaeea aad
sj.lii Ife of a coaauaOy. that we
jk forward t the time wbea ev
jt farm will hate Its telephone, A
jtaa aad a mule are a good cwa-
i'.Io i la a cottoa or a corn r.-4-t
as a oeass of svcuMag" taforaa
tla or aaaUtaace uekkly, they
jus-, gite way t newer and better
tae'hods.
Mask by Tarboro Ortwara,
CONCTOE.
Out of a total of W Soh Fts
eipditoea. aloe hate bea firjsisaa.
The deadly g-aage of Nroe draak
eues was a Havly wrought IsUgtto
rteg. iWa he coald aot see the
rwrsrew oa K he kaew he ww Arek-
Weetera Cserope ts heguatag to
ship frv'tl to the far CaM the
S.berUa raUway wbWh fmerty wvt
by water Va lUaVwrg. ei5are!y
a a !.rriu td oaaoaarvr traiTic to
Japaa aad d'Aa by way ci Td
voatok U aiao ao-lae.
the proofcaa.
tr.rbnii y w bs
mrettag w5Lh VT 1 I 4 mm
HER
LIFE TO
Lydia E. PInkham's
Vegetable Compound
W. Va -I fl that I ewe
tho lut tea years of my UTa to Iila
K. Itair sw s f-
eupyrUiit. IN ALL CCUTft'B;
.,.. r.flm IL talent.
Pttint and lntr)ngmet Praew !"
VrK T HrtlD-i to IKK
i Kiuti. KcrMt, n ValM BtatM Vaa mmw,
WASHINOVON, D. C.
Very Rapid Qrowth.
Fj.- raplirj of growth. John. F.
Shackelford has a stalk of cotton on
hs S-rabane fann that U probably
wlihout a rival. It had turned red
di tnm the excessive rains,
'drownded ouW as locally expressed,
ft was givsn a sJcotJd ferUlixatlon.
gndi Jen days grew 33 Inches.
i -
ago.
weaving mills did not follow suit till
this year. Now they are doing so.
No doubt the slack demand for
yarns prompted thla, but It Is one
that ahould be observed every yer.
if the operatives desire It.
gives all a vacation and at
same, time permits over-hauling
A 4hi Pure
ai Ijakjihy. WOd machinery nd nia being put
It
the
of
ln
Raise Mere Chlcksna and Turkeys.
Day light, Tena. August Slat. 110 J.
W. H. Macnalr. Tarboro, N. a
Dear Sir: Tour CAIcken Powuenn
cava great satisfaction It carts gape
and keeps them ta a thrift trow
ing: condition caa t ralsa poultry suc
cessfully without It.
Very respectfully.
12tS MRS. Q. S. MCKNIGHT.
To take them from the sky.
For If the werenX I have no dubt
That oois presumptions aaa
Would mova t take them from their
plaoe
Aad Urht the world with gas.
UeWltis Utile Early Rre.
Btats Wife Aad tk.pa.
C. A. Ilymss, near peony H2L
beat ha wL'e aad ba fearfal of
lie cooseaaeeeace has dtparted thee
parts.
The bea'-ta occurred about T-
LaU Cota&eaad.
Lma years ago i
was a walking
tho. lbadbewa
uxwr Ue doctor's
rrab-3 frtnrsi:rf.
My hatband pr.
evaded ao to try
I.rdieE. I"talha s
Veeetable Com.
MSaadnworava
eeca-arua. arw
Uew4 all ay TaisJ
aod auavry. 1 uuie au
women to take Lyi-a t Ili-aa s
Vcvtable Cottpouid-"" . tatata
WMUTnt.l6t,-a
Ltiii H llakt-aa s Vrrttalie Ca-
nouad. KAie from taUve rocu aial
ierta, crotalns no tarrotlrt or Larta-
for ue larreat saer of act aal curve
ef fetiale dirars of ax v similar
LK as sgrvt a (Caa far jn,titg
oea ta your boeae at laaot by tt
CHRISTMAS. -
V aot Vefore, We avake K ery
for yoa to Ivy oae froa sx-akef
to hocae,
Wrtto far jVaiars.
CTIAB. M. fiTTETF
Ill Graaby gL, XotioZL, Vs.
He&Uoa tlia p a per.
OVai faae, laaukwia Lihaa,
Netco e Ova nor,
flats- mwacrv4 aa a&Uraor
of Ue eavtaie af htary Aaa Z
Ute of kVgvooxs.be cty. aro
hereby gtwa ta aS ti-wefj tf
iti cUlaa aa-a.'ae. ay U' a-
to fwoaeas. OMr cZaas daJy pr'
oa or before Aarvt Ua li.s or '3-
wUct d bt ial U bar ef rrr-
ery. Xll rereoos sada4 to bet
be ramrod to stake tscaa.oi rr
CCO&CO T. DAWES. Anvr.
lUkapaoowrg. N. C
AdwlVlons NeUce.
ttsu waiod as AetaUJafrster
of Ue eU!e of Ja R- Carrey. 4Vv
cwaoaia. Lata f a-S-ca.Ve Coy.
North Car7aa. tlua to V aaufy a3
pvreoas ksttag laieaa a"-- tbo eo
tale f aaM 4x4 to seVK Ueaa,
dsUy wfOd. to the aadeAg4 at
has oCVw U Taaoeo. N. C oa or be
fore the h day of A-, lll.
ua aoOo wU be CwJd u br c
tVr rwovery. A3 troe tot-
L ai4 e"a;e oil iOeoe ak U
saedse pj-sal.
ThU Ue A day of Aaravt. IrJ.
R. G. ALLSUJtQOlC A4r
I rota
1 ut
-I
j.- . vv-fw4an4at lfn t ir:a lie I r-m in t rnnirr. arid Uoaaa&ts of
voiuxtary iaw3Ji- -r -Ua
Iinkhaa UboraUry at Lpa.
M iu froa wonara who Lava baw-n
th pleasant, safe, sure, easy
liver puis. Aaalveyou aay alw aye came here where he trd, drew
he waslhiaaa
r- in .n .karai o aome Boaey. admr tiai
t. rwawttt-a rrtotued f blame and wro his wife
a - - eM w w. mmJ - -
Witch Haiel Sal v a especially
for Piles. Sold by all druggleU.
good
tetter which he said was aakleg br
forglveaeas, but
ipect.
ihich he old
not
cared from almost a very ito
female c;UlU. liaasa'oa.
cernUmd);a4eatAtbrU tuskers.
trrvrttaea,TerWd rtf
IttrreUoo at aerrecs jroa -ration.
Every rweh eert oeavaa w-ya a
ftrwlf to tire LvCla X- Plakhaa t
U yo wroabl LkasparUl ajfvlrej
about your caa wnrtte a coafldea
tlal letter ta PJJffZ
Lrna, taas. U Iroe
ADwiiTUTO"rS KOTiCC
tULg a:vn4 aa aaia.Jrtr
of ie eocste of C C Pe. .
iMm of i'ora.be Cir, N"
Caroia, Ule la to fjfy all t'"
aj haUe: c'stwi atot U
've ef aal V4 to eakn.
U'n (0 Ue a4rVg-4 at Tsrvora,
a or bfw te tu f A
lit, or Uta tjofVe wU be jid ta
bar of Ub rcovry.
A3 (4 t&dvod to aaVj b
UU 'J teaae at Uaadite pay
avat.
Tla Ue tta tJ ef Avrv. -
J. L. TtXLK.
AdsU.laSraV of C C
R O ALIJMUUAJJC. AUy.
aa4 always