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The Snyder Siqnul • Star.
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llut nitre enferesj th® •torn of S',
JohtiMift nt Tyler ami n|>t>ro|»rint®tt
IlirrrliaiitlUr to the %n!u® of |im,
The CblrkaMW Mr.liml nnnoelntloft
in* t In MariHia Ian week. Wynne
W«mm| ham Meleete«| HM the nett meet
Iflti pure.
Applirn'ion haa been made to U«v
•mor hVr«tiMin for the pardon of
Krank Coleman, who. In Itnil, wan
penf to the penitentiary for ten yearn
front Pottawatomie county for rohhititf
m French co-laborer of «-l|h( cottta.
flaw la to be nupplled to tin* Chllorro
Indian brbool from north of Arkaintan
City.
Af«i *# AdrtaaH
(bo la a U*t the ai*« H a hmm
Ur aaf fooflMiMcat a* fit*** « |ji iam
M*a*e|! fV Fay Trtnyldtdt u $•*
teri llafwaaaa II, Hat* Il4i»aaa, by,
* ha rah iwrahafilt. ft| AatMw (hull,
I AJ, Ka*e riitiua, 61, New i oiiAa,
I If; Jc*m> |l«it Ht Into M, i:n«
I KUalet, 4f, Hum* Ityttaa*. O, Ma»
OrrWrf, f% Mt'> k'it'UI, 6Ml Mar
Niodica, if, Ada Ibloa, |i, Mar
* tfrmbrtrh. ff; Annie Yraaaat, C?
, home of tk«
pruina to |w
i all at<**mI ti«
f».r inrtanre,
he utvf Id,
J fad that ahe haa leeti lirftifr the pole
1 lie no*i ttf her Ufe F* w men ah*i
hare ton be# in *'|«ady Tmilr * amibl
ack utia let In® I hat ahe had n**t beyond
jtfi,
Hrlv.t* C»r Lin**.
Th* r*Uru*d* mu trry wiring to
h*«« the prttato car line* brought
na.trr lb* )uri.diniuii of tba Inter
' kiaio I'ottitnr n«- t ‘uinmw.lutt A rail
road |>rv»ld*nt I* aulburtiy fur the
| tlalrtiK til that llltr. arc paid mllrHr
without dlarriminaiton and Iba quo*-
lion of t'umhr charge* I* a mailer
lor the ahlpper lo ariiio nllh lt« ear
line*. *o Iona there la no law to
Buvern ihi-lr ralra. far mllcaae pay-
lug haa been derided lo be aa leaal a*
the pm> turnt of rental for property.
ruMa rito ON iNaSCTf.
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PAINFUL SCIATICA
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QUICK MIUIU.
two accrets mcll k«kt. I LIEUTENANT BOWMAN.
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hat'd day of !»•
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to *1 • 4dh oft ami
kcifin ItiM • at any
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Trade 0.i<t>4
tm ip aci
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The Or.ler of Engl,-* will oelohraie
In Mu*kog<-t< May 22 lo 27.
Machinery for a 100-barrel (Inuring
mill lias been received nt Lawotn.
The promoter*, nay the mill will bo
completed and In readlnesm for busi-
ness by fall.
Charles Moor,-man. a brakeman em-
ployed by the Ardmore A- Chlckuttha
Hallway rompany, was caught be-
tween freight cars and seriously In-
jured. Mooreman's home Is at Mu-
<1111.
Ed Williams was arrested at Shaw-
nee and turned over to the federal au-
thorities upon a charge of having ob-
tained money under false pretenses.
It is claimed he secured the payment
of a money order which did not be-
long to him-
Hruce Roberts, charged with the
killing of Joe Roberts at Terral, was
acquitted In the preliminary examin-
ation. It was proven that he acted
in self-defense.
Boswell has
in operation.
a press brick factory
More than one hundred men of the
twin territories met In Oklahoma City
last week to talk prices and freight
rates. In a laxly they visited the
coal Helds near South McAlester and
other points.
Eagles of Oklahoma met at Oklaho-
mat City last week and organized a
permanent state convention.
Baptists have completed a church
at Boswell and work has been com-
menced on a new Methodist meeting
house.
Marr,*d brvenfy ala Vtar*
A Montreal couple. I’lerre Korgt-1
and his wife, have Just celebrated the
seventy-sixth anniversary of their
marriage Mr Forget Is |uo years and
C month* old, while his wife is
and both are in g,s>d health One of
their thirteen children will herself
celebrated her golden wedding three
years hence, though she Is only til
now.
Opening of the Uintah Indian
Reservation.
The Uintah Indian Reservation In
Utah, containing 2.425,000 acres of
arable land, to he opened up fur set-
tlement on September 1, 1905, is des-
cribed In a pamphlet Just Issued by
tbo passenger department of the Den-
ver & Rio Grande Railroad company.
A valuable map. showing the country
to be opened up nnd the various
routes by which It can bo reached. Is
published for the first time In this
pnmphlet, which may bo obtained by
addressing General Passenger Agent
S. K. Hooper at Denver.
Evading Cigarette Law
Cigarettes with tobacco wrappers,
instead of paper, have been placed on
the market In Wisconsin, labeled
••cigars," to evade the anti-cigarette
law. The contents are said to be
Identical with that of the paper cov-
ered brand.
A large deposit of pottery clay Is
said to have been discovered near
South McAlester.
Enid is now considering the paving
question, with the probability that the
proposition will go through.
Dustin, a new town in Indian Ter-
ritory, is said not to have a lawyer.
The town has two banks and two
hotels, but no followers ol Black-
stone.
Lawrence Mills of Chiekasha has
been appointed master in chancery
for the Ryan and Chiekasha division
of the court of the southern district
by Judge Dickerson.'
One of the leading merchants of
Tahlequah, after a thorough investi-
gation, estimates that the cotton
acreage will fall twenty-five per cent
from that of last year in that vicinity.
A convention of temperance work-
ers was held in Guthrie last week to
begin agitation for making Oklahoma
a prohibition state when admitted to
the union-
A new hank, the Oklahoma State
National, will be opened in Guthrie
June 15th. The capital stock will be
$50,000.
Bixhy has organized for the pur-
pose of improving roads leading into
the town. A contract has been let to
put all roads in perfect condition.
Rural routes ordered established
June 15 in Oklahoma: Jbnnings, Paw-
nee county, routes 1 and 2; Sayre,
Roger Mils county, route 2.
Limit Somewhere.
"No, they're not as extravagant as
they used to be."
“Why, I understand they were sim-
ply rolling in wealth.”
“Yes, but they have to be careful
not to roll too far.”
Nothing to Prevent It.
"Mrs. Elderly seems to be a person
of advanced ideas.”
“Well, why not? In these days an
old woman may be a new woman and
a new woman may be an old woman."
Cleaned Out.
When a deep cellar becomes filled
with heavy, poisonous air. It Is never
safe to go into it until it has been
cleaned out. When your body has
been poisoned with the foul residues
of undigested food, it is just as neces-
sary to clean It out. To do this pleas-
antly and safely take Dr. Caldwell's
(laxative) Syrup Pepsin. It is a
pure, scientific preparation which has
no equal in the cute of constipation,
headache, biliousness and stomach
trouble. Sold by ail druggists at 50c
and $1.00. Money back if it fails.
When some men meet a creditor
they either tear up a street or turn
down an alley.
Many Children Are Sickly.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children,
used by Mother Gray, a nurse in Children's
Home, New York, Cure Feverishness, Head-
ache, Stomach Troubles, Teething Dis-
orders, Break up Colds and Destroy Worms.
At all Druggists',25c. Sample mailed FREE.
Address Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y.
Strongest Safe Ever Made
A safe now being made for the
Premier Diamond Mine Company Is
intended to hold $10,000,000 worth of
diamonds. It will be the strongest
safe ever constructed. Seven feet
high, six feet wide and weighing twen-
ty-one tons, it will cost between $7,-
500 and $10,000. The steel door alone
will weight five tons.
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(ifften nilar, and Ike
thirl, ud fl< -h» and
in, be* l«>n*. la ol a <!<
the a|>alhe, |l |« tifoad
and iM-nuiirull) unduti
gin
Ijke other mmilM-n
tribe lo wbirh It Ih-
etrona, dl*airerat<lo ,
aert* In the tnuuner of th,- g«w>»* plant
nnd other plant* ,4 that nature. It I* 1
lertillied l>y Insect* It reiualua In |
it'.wrr ft out ihfee to four da)*.
The fi,llatte I* large and unbrellallh,- j
the etem !• tnnkelllte. The plant |
grow* from two to Ihlee feet high.
The root I* tuberous. epberlcal and i
welch* from all lo ,'lalit pound*, and
la uaed aa a food, after careful cook
Inc to ellmltiaiu tl>» pniMiuoua prop
trtlva.
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MOOPBK'RTS ARC lit ISO WORN
Lodge'a Grim Humor.
Senator l.odKc'* aentie of humor In
a grim one. at leaat *o avert* a cer
tain rommitteo clerk In (lie M-natc.
One afternoon early In the |ire*rnt
pi-.lmi there were a number of clerk*
engaged in u room juat off that »l
the senior senator from Muxsachu
setta.
All at once they were aware of tin-
sudden appearance of the senator. Hi>
brows were wrinkled Into the sternest
of frowns.
"Who is it" demanded he In a per-
emptory tone, “that is smoking that
cigarette?"
Whereupon the guilty tnnn Imme-
urribW
agony"
••Did r-'ur rendition improve uiuh t
tlin d<> lor a treatment I"
"t^uitnlhn rooltary. At th • end of
tw-> moiitha I wa*o l a bit heller, nod at
time* I feared that I would inter be
able to leave mv bed "
•• ||ow did you get out strain I"
•• When I was lying tu bed. unable to j ('hhngfi |ir< --maker*' rlub
•
flaaft or <*hlfti a® r
i hn
ml.
ie«*tt \«mill
It*'lit* litl*a*f Ihe
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Nik
ni three I no
IHf>c« ftm! ihftr
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feln tm«e lieeti
F*iar•!«•«! Inilolalitf
hn
m Im « h hnli'fr*!
don it fnlihftilly fi
mu
on® nenrrntitifi
A Chicago Draaamakar ftcyi th# lit- to are"tier for lh,
v*M*d Ba'loon la in llylt
llnnpeklrla have again made their
appe'arnnce in t'hlcago The latest
rumlng out of llin ante-bellum arllrlo
was at the weekly lo.etleg of the
move and wasting away In flo*h, n ftieiid
visited me nod told me ul-uit the won-
derful cure* brought about by n K*eal
blood ami nerve i tuedy, Dr. Williams'
Htratford hotel recently. Mine. M J.
Mosae. president of the rlutt, had a
spiral design of hoop*klrl width wn*
Ileuiotixtraled on the form of Ml**
link Pill*. He strongly urged........ try A|1|m H).,ltli„.rl „
th'-to, mol I luckily bad m-Uso enough to
take bis advice."
o Dili you Itielld quickly?"
" Ye*, that was ilh- astonishing thing.
I noticed n slight improvement before I
hail quite finish, d the first tsix of the
pill*. 1 could gel out of 1 tetl while I was
mi the third Isa. mill I was entirely
cured by t ho time I had taken five bole*. ”
Mr, jiiM-ph A. Donovan is living at
Plaistmv, New Hampshire, and I* line
I inspector for the Haverhill. Newton and
| Plaistow Electric Street Hallway. l>r.
Williams' Pink lhlls are the remedy to
use when tbo blood istliiu, as in uunniiin;
or impure, us in rheuiiintisin: or when
the m-rves are weak, us iu ueuralgiu; nr
■llaiely began to apologize aud threw „ iu |ialImi paralysis; or when
away his smoke. j ,|)(1 |H>I|V B!) n whole is ill-nourished, na
iu general debility. They are sold by
"Oh, It's you,” said tho senator with
a half smile; "then I'll thank you to I
hand me one; there Isn't a single clg- I
urette tu my room."—New York Titr.ec
all druggists.
Unappreciated Science.
A young woman amazed a scientls
whom she met r.ot long ago at a din-
ner party. The scientist narrated, In
great detail, to the young girl a series
of experiments that he was conduct
ing with the microphone.
"The microphone,” he explained
"magnifies sounds to the ear as the
microscope magnifies objects to the
eye. The footfalls of a centipede
heard through the microphone resem-
ble a tattoo on a drum. The dropping
of a pin is like the report of a can
non."
"That Is interesting,” said the lady
"This afternoon," resumed the scien-
tist, "I caught n fly and studied its
note. The note resembled the neigh
of a horse.”
"Perhaps." said the young girl, in
nocentiy, "it was a horse fly."
ITCHING SCALP HUMOR.
Lady Suffered Tortures Until Cured
by Cuticura—Scratched Day
and Night.
"My scalp was covered with little
pimples and I suffered tortures from
the itching. I was scratching all day
and night, and I could get no rest. I
washed my head with hot water and
Cuticura Soap and then applied the
Cuticura Ointment as a dressing. One
box of the Ointment and one cake ol
Cuticura Soap cured me. Now my
head is entirely clear and my hair is
growing splendidly. I have used Cu-
ticura Soap ever since, and shall nev-
er be without it. (Signed) Ada C.
Smith, 309 Grand St., Jersey City,
N. J.”
A Severe Retort.
The customer in the silk hat and
the frock coat frowned darkly at the
grocer.
'This butter that you sold me yes-
terday is strong, unmistakably strong,
he said.
The grocer's flushed face grew still
redder.
“Strong, is it?” he snarled and h's
voice was loaded down with diluted
sarcasm. "Well. I only want to say to
you. Mister Millionaire, that my strong
butter is just as pare an' wholesome as
th’ tainted money you paid me for it!
So there now!”
And turning away quickly he gave a
small girl a can of French peas in
stead of the yeast cake she wanted.—
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Salute Caused a Fire
When the Italian cruiser Umbria en-
tered the harbor of San Jose de Guata-
mala the other day she fired a salute.
A burning wad from one of the guns
dropped on the roof of the government
building and set fire to it. The crew
was ordered ashore and assisted in a
hard fight, which resulted in saving
most of the building.
Touching Glasses.
Fred Gitz, the Astoria cooper, says:
"In the old country we were brought
up to the habit of touching glasses
with the understanding that to do so
is necessary to complete the round of
the five senses. For instance, in drink-
ing a glass of beer, we can see it,
taste it. feel it and smell it, but can-
not hear it. Therefore, to reach the
other sense, that of hearing, we make
the clink.”—New York Press.
New Way to Sell Magazine.
Pearson & Co., of London, have be-
gun the publication of a new monthly
magazine containing only novels. But
the most novel thing about it is that
all buyers of the first number—price
eight cents—could have their money
returned by writing to or calling at
‘.he office for it.
To the housewife who has not yet
become acquainted with the new thing*
of everyday use In the market and
who is reasonably *atlsfled with the
old. we would suggest that a trial of
Defiance Cold Water Starch be made
at once. Not alone because It Is guar-
anteed by the manufacturers to be su-
perior to any other brand, but because
each 10c package contains 16 ozs..
while all the other kinds contain but
12 ozs. It Is safe to say that the lady
who once uses Defiance Starch will use
no other. Quality and quantity muat
win.
Those who look down on their
neighbor* seldom bare far to look.
Small National Banks.
Since March 14, 1900, when the na-
tional banking act was so amended as
to permit the organization of national
banks with a minimum capital of $25,-
900 instead of $50,000, 2,411 banks
with $139,895,300 capital, have been
lrganized.
Teach self-denial and make its prac-
tice pleasurable, and you create for
the world a destiny more sublime
than ever issued from the hrnln of
the wildest dreamer.—Walter Scott.
Deafness Cannot lie Cured
t>Y l<«'u) application*. a« ilicv cannot reach th** dt«*
eaacl portion of the ear. There la only <oe way to
i* (lt*afufft*. and that I* hy conutltutloiial reined lea.
luiueil couillHon of tho
hlun Tube. When thin
ifneaa. unit that la hy cnnatlt
i* U caijmmI hy an Infl
coua llnlnir of the Ku»
cun'
l'cafni'Ni
in Tube. When thin
ihe ta Inflamed you ha$ <• a niiiihltim round *»r Im-
perfect hi'arliiir. and when It I" entirely cloacd. I leaf-
*» la the remit, and unle«" the Inflammation cau ho
•n out and this tube restored to It* normal coudl-
. hearing will he destroyed forever; nine cn*ea
out of ten nre caused hy i atarrh. which Innoihlug
IK.*
ult. and
thla tul
aring will he
ire can?
led com
ton
tlon. h
out of
hut an I
I'eafnesa < caused hy ,'atnrrh < that cannot
by Hall'* Catarrh t/wre. Send
ten are caused
nflamed condlt
We will give One Hundred Itollar*
ed h
y case of
he cured
Uure. send tor circular*, free.
I . J. C1IKNKV »V CO., Toledo, O.
Sold bv Dnurcfnt*. 75c.
Take Hall'ii Family Pill* for constipation.
A wise man has the money
needs, a fool never has enough.
The less a woman has in her purse
the more determined she is to carry
it in her hand.
It’s curious, but the average man
feels silly when he hears himself re-
ferred to as good.
There may lie plenty of room at Ihe
top, but the climbing is not what it
is cracked up to be.
Wealth may not bring happiness,
but most of us think we could get
r.ext to it ’f we had the money.
"I will show that Ibis hoopsklrt I*
not ihe old 'Johnnie Conic* Marching
Homo' sort, bill, of rour*t'. we can’t
say how far It will develop,” said
.Inn- Mosae. ns she led Miss Antiu to
a chair nnd seated h»-r with comfort,
her skirts still on the tloor in front
"The old sort, you Know, used to tiy
up In front, but that was before dress-
making got to he an ark ns It Is to
day."
The dressmakers sny that within a
short time the hoopsklrt will be the
rage In Chicago.
A plain person doesn’t seem so If
he suits your fancy.
P*t of Esgilih Clergyman Ha* R*-
m*rh«bl* Sagacity.
The rector of a llan>|>*hlre |Kng )
I arlnh posses. • a tno-t wonderful
parrot. Though the rector live* two
mile* from the church, ihe bird In-
variably act-,.in panic* him lo the sa-
cred building While the service la
proceeding the bird recognizes hla
master's voice, nnd when he reads a
le -on or preaches one ran hear the
bird outside rhallerlng away. The
parrot also joins In ih,< "Amen*" nud
Is evidently quite conversant wllh
all church service routine. The serv-
ice over, the parrot screams with de-
light, circles uhuut Its master's head,
perch,-* on his shoulder, nnd finally
accompanies him home. The allnch
tncnt/V'f ihe mauler lo the hint Is only
equaled liy the parrot's evident pride
III and Direction for Ita muster.
A Soul's Victory,
he strove to parley wllh
th*
When his goods uro his chief good
a man Is likely lo find little lasting
good.
Were Good for Both,
Paulding, Miss., May 15th.—(Spe-
cial)— In this neighborhood men and
women ullke are telling of the great
benefit they have received from the
use of Dodd's Kidney Pills nnd It fre-
quently happens they are the means
of curing members of both sexes in
the same family. Take the case of
Mr. and Mrs. K. Erby. The latter
voices the sentiment of both when
sho says:
"My lips cannot express too much
praise for Dodd’s Kidney Pills. I suf-
fered with Backache and Female
weakness for four or five years and I
feel that I have been wonderfully
helped by Dodd's Kidney Pills. My
husband, too, was a sufferer for five
years from a weak bladder and they
also cured him.”
Dodd's Kidney Pills make healthy
kidneys. Healthy kidneys mean pure
blood nnd good health ail over the
body. No woman with healthy kid-
neys ever had female weakness.
Repose and cheerfulness are the
badge of the gentleman—repose Is en-
ergy. The Greek battle pieces are
calm the heroes, in whatever violent
actions engaged, retain a serene as-
pect.—Emerson.
The failures of
truest tokens of
Times-Union.
this world are the
the next.—Florida
In a Pinch, Use ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE.
A powder. It cures painful,smarting,nerv-
ous feet and ingrowing nails. It's the
greatest comfort discovery of tho age.
Makes new shoes easy. A certain cure for
sweating feet. Sold by all druggists, 25c.
Trial package FREE. Address A. S.
Olmsted, Le Hoy, N. Y.
Too many women look upon a mar-
riage certificate as a license to oper-
ate a liold-ui) game.
A man can give himself away with-
out meaning to be generous.
The man who talks as if he had his
mouth full of hot mush is never able
to make a stirring speech.
USE THE FAftfOrS
Red Cross Bail Blue. Barge 2-oz. package 5
cents. The Russ Company, South Bend, lnd.
Many a man, after laying down the
law to his wife. Is compelled to pick
himself up.
When peaches get cheaper is that a
pit fall?
There is no hope for a man who
wastes his time arguing with women
and babies.
The Usual Sign.
"He’s forever making slurring re-
marks about Philadelphia, Boston, Chi-
cago—”
“Yes, he wants to give the impres-
sion that he's a New Yorker."—Phila-
delphia Public Ledger.
Fashionable Disease.
So fashionable is appendicitis in
British society circles that, says Lon-
don Opinion, many women would rath-
er have it than a three-quarter length
photograph in a magazine."
People who “get in on the ground
floor" are apt to slam the door behind
them.
He who has never traveled has
read but one chapter in the book of
life.
"Makes It Go 'Way.”
“We simply can't do without it.
We are not going to try. When
Bobby stubs or cuts his toe, It's “Ma,
where’s the Lightning Oil?” When
Lizzie burn her hand or arm, it's
"Where's the Lightning Oil?" When
little Dick’s been playing with a hum-
ble bee, it’s, "Where's the Lightning
Oil?" The echo of all our afflictions
is, “Where’s the Lightning Oil?" It’s
the balm that makes the pain go way.
Sincerely yours,
P. CASSIDY,
Montevallo, Ala.
Cutting a 300-Carat Diamond
It is estimated by experts that the
great Cullinan diamond (3,025 carats),
found last January in the Transvaal,
and now in London, will he cut down
to a very deep brilliant of about 1,200
carats, remarkably free from flaws
and of a high quality of purity and
color.
The chips will vary in size from
twenty carats downward. Thi^cut-
ting will cost at least $150,000, and
the value of the stone is now given
as five million dollars.
Too long
fo*:
En< ti morrow brought tin- «luidowy le-
gions burk.
Fil l) -i-ttlng mid belli Id Id* fore* l>ilil
low.
Borne down l-y tiu-ir confeilurate nt-
tiii-k,
Ainund tho cltadi-l from day to day
Tho.io unli hful troops In deadly ambush
lay.
TUI from n lift- of smooth. Inglorious onse
Ho plunged Into tho world of men and
things.
And as 1 In- vossol on tlu- open sen*
Leaps lo the galo that round her
seethes anil sings.
Forth mi each fresh, glad enterprise ho
fared.
And tidied and served und sowed nnd
rouped and ilured.
With eyes unveiled he snw God's earth
afresh—
Love without lust null beauty wit bunt
stain.
Ami bd tho phnntoms that allured the
flesh
Lay silent In the darkness, crushed and
slain.
I.lko Pharaoh's hosts upon the Ited si-u
shore;
And his own soul was Ills for evermore.
—W. If. Savlle In tho Spectator.
Before and After Taking.
In a small town In New York two
families live, one bearing the name of
Steele and the other of Stole. They
are friends, nnd frequently appear at
the same gatherings.
Not long ago an evening house af-
fair was given at which a stranger
from Illinois was present. When tho
usual introductions were to he made,
Mr. Steel and Mr. Stole chanced to he
sitting side by side.
“May 1 present Mr. Steele," said tlie
hostess. “z\nd Mr. Stole?" she added
sweetly.
Tho stranger waited for a second,
and then said smilingly: "Oh, yes, 1
understand—before and after taking."
—The Sunday Magazine.
Self-culture is the acquisition of
(hat which adds to our happiness by
enlarging our environments.—Helen
Williams.
The postman in the fashionable
streets says the people he serves are
of good address.
Jules Verne’s Diffidence
Jules Verne did not write his mem-
oirs and disliked having his personal-
ity brought forward in the newspa-
pers. When his son was asked the
other day by a visitor from Paris
whether a monument would be erected
to the novelist he replied, wHh a
smile: ‘‘Now that he's dead, very* like-
ly. as he cannot prevent it or be an-
noyed by it.”
Every houseiteeper should know
that if they will buy Defiance Cold
Water Starch for laundry use they
will save not only time, because it
never sticks to the iron, hut because
each package contains 1C oz.—one full
pound—while all other Cold Water
Starches are put up in %-pound pack-
ages, and the price is the same, 10
cents. Then again because Defiance
Starch is free from all injurious chem-
icals. If your grocer tries to sell you a
12-oz. package it is because he haa
a stock on hand which he wishes to
dispose of before he puts in Defiance.
He knows that Defiance Starch ha*
printed on every package in large let-
ters and figures “16 ozs.” Demand
Defiance %nd save much time and
money and the annoyance of the iron
■ticking. Deflanc* never stick*.
Fortunes Spent in Shoes.
Fortunes have been lavished upon
shoes. Men as widely apart in every
circumstance of life as Sir Walter
Raleigh and Cullgula had their shoes
enriched with precious stones to tho
value of thousands of dollars. When
the tomb of Henry VI of Sicily, who
died in 1187, was opened In the cathe-
dral of Palermo, shoes made of cloth
of gold and embroidered with pearls
were found on the dead monarch's
feet, and also on those of his queen.
In the time of Louis XIV of Franca
the courtiers of Versailles were re-
markable for their boots, the tops of
which were enormously large and
wide, and were decorated with a pro-
fusion of costly lace.
Payson Tucker's Quick Reply.
The late Payson Tucker, while man-
iger of the Maine Central railroad,
built a beautiful residence at North
Conway, N. H. A lady from Bethle-
hem, N. H.. once said to him: "I do
not understand why you built in
North Conway when Bethlehem is so
near."
Mr. Tucker's quick reply was: "I
lo not understand why our Savior was
born in Bethlehem when North Con-
way was so near."
A man could have just as much fun
drinking soda water if It was against
the law and sermons were preached
against it.
Swindled the Czar.
Early in his reign, a Russian czar
taught a had head cold, and asked a
•jumble subject how this annoying ail-
ment could be cured. Tho advice giv-
?r. was that the imperial nose should
be anointed at night with tallow from
z common candle. Years rolled on,
and one day, by a mere accident, the
czar hud the chance of looking
through a hook of household expendi-
tures, and was amazed to find he had
been charged for a pound of tallow
Ukodles every night since.
of )i-i r*.
PARROT KNOWS THE SERVICES.
Cold Affected Heed and Throat
—Attack Was Severe.
, li t* \V How man. 1st l.leiit. ami
Adjt Ml) M n M. La*. VoU, w rite*
fniiu l.niiliBfit Md . a* follow* I
"Though konu-w Iml ki-iw to patent
tni-diclio**. ami wttil mure «»••»*•» to ba-
mming a |iriifr**iniial nfililavtl limn, It
M-eiii* only • plain duty In the prevent
llivtanea to add my ex|terieiii-e to the
i*idunion already written i-oiie,-ruing
the curative |*m er* of Peruua.
••/ ha% e hern ulariy benefited
by It* u»e for ,o/d« In Iba bead and
throat, f flai r been able lo fully cure
m% »elf of a most aecere attack In
birl.t -eight hour* by Ita uaa according
to direction*. I u*e It aa a preventive
whenever threatened with an attack.
"Members of my family al*n u*o it
for like ailments. Me are recommend-
ing it to our friend*."—C. \V. liowumu.
Pe-ru*na Contains No Narcotics.
On»* rtfiAnn why IVruna haA fount!
pt'riuant’Dt unc in no tnuov home* U Oust
it iso imreotie of tiny Uiini. It
can In* lined any h*i»ffth of time without
ftrquirinif a «iru^ habit.
AthlivKM !>r. Hartman, I*ri»*i<lcnt of
Yhti Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio, for fw medirai advice. AH cor-
reapondence held strictly coutidential.
HAVE you cows?
If you have cream to separate a good
Cream Separator is the muat profitable in-
vestment you can possibly moke. Delay
means daily waste of
time, latior and product.
DE LAVAL CREAM
SEPARATORS save
$10.- per cow per year
every year of use ov*r all
gravity setting system*
and $-V- per cow aner
all imitating separator*.
They received tneGrand
Prize or Highest Award
at SL Louis.
Buying trashy cnsh-in-advance sepa-
rators is penny wise, dollar foolish.
Such machines quickly loan their cost
instead of saving it.
If you haven't the ready cash
DE LAVAL machines may be bought
on Huch liberal terms that they actually
pay for thcmaelrea.
Send today for new catalogue and
name of nearest local agent.
The De Laval Separator Co.
Randolph A Cinal St*. ■ 74 Cortland! Strut
CHICAGO I NEW YORK
Comfort—Economy
A Cool Kitchen
No kimlllnRM to chop—no dirt—and a kitchen
nH comfortable uk tho Hitting room—that a
Vuirfclfci/ way—Just turn tho voire—Htrlko m
match und you hnve lnMtnntly it rod hot Aro-
und in no time bruakfant in retidy. And it coat*
tilmnat nothinn for fuel, 40 to it day.
wr n da:
pie uml on
riu lump.
lino for
thut’s all. It/" Juat aa mu
sufo iiN an ordinary koroaoru
It ia built according to tho in-
Rtirnnco people's idoue—they huvo
tiHieii tho
QUICK ME
(Evaporator)
GASOLINE
STOVE
In every ponaihU way to
their ft',11 Nflt iff action.
Tho Quick Meal saves
half uxi hour’" sleepl
and ever
II It In-
•rov«
uaic
r^ucTtrK,,dS?;l.r.".r. to* <=«, m.
to your Dining Hoorn, if you prefer—whi
:>u uho the Quick Meal, your room remains
loan, cool and comfortable.
You tthould huvo u (juick Meal in Four
Itchen.
It yonr dealer doesn't carry it, tell us, and
e ll sell you.
Wo will
thing you'
Would You Like a Present?
send you something useful—tome-
'll like if you'll simply tell us your
^yivnler'a name and hut whether or
not he curries (Jutclc Meal. Sign
your name plainly bo the present
will be hure to reach you sufely.
Bingen Stove Go., Dlv. Makers
«th Nt-, St. Louie, Ho.
TKAUK flABM
aw
MIXED FARMIN8
WHEAT RAISINS
RANCMII8
Three great pur«ult* have agaln^ shown
D»ultH on the Free Humesletuf
results on the Free nuinesveud Lunds of Western
Canada this year.
Munificent climate—farmers plowing In tnelr shirt
sleeves iu the middle of November.
• All are bound to be more than pleased with the
Cnul results of the pa»t season's harvests. —Extract.
Coal. wood, water, bay In abundance. Schools,
ahurches. markets convenient.
Apply for Information to Superintend.*, of .mml;
Br.tlin, Ott*w». Cuidi or to .uthorltod Umailltu)
Government Aaent-J S. Crawford, No. in W.
NlntU Street. K«n»a»C!tr. MIMOurl.
Pleaze aa) wttere you a»w thla advertisement.
Bi™1Tre.r~; Thompson’s Eye Water
on PISO S CURE FOR1
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