The Snyder Signal-Star. (Snyder, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 36, Ed. 1 Friday, August 4, 1905 Page: 2 of 6
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Do You Know
rii'iu Miirli for a i|iiirU( m(
• century ?
klinpD Mil •urrljr hmuw« f It* *ter-
||*( wuilb 'I Iw n» ••lUrr n*nl
Iritir li«« i*i*'|i ai*|*r***< hi *1 II* uiiiral
|l |ilamli amt |m*tll«#lt lie* «n*r llirra
'£ BO other MM-.li. Inr >u (lie worlil •*»
igfw*l In* woan ■■ i III*
# Th* Biwnlrrfnl i«i»m of I »*Iib F
thubham'* Vrfrtililr • <•mi|»0*1*r
lO# lIloBO* of Bnltiaakllnl I* lint In**
Biiiir II laaalltnulant uoi lirt au*r II Is
A palllallvr. but .Iriipl* tw**au*a It is
f|tr KMMt oonilri fill tonlr ami rn-oli*
alrurlor **frr 4ihatrrril lo B<-t ilirn -l.y
B|mmi III* uterine »>*lrm pn*ill*rltr
Wl'MBo illtraM* Binl ili»|ils<*piin*tit* au4
IBktorino lira I III ami trlfor
Martrrloii* «*urt** air reportt-d from
Oil |>aft*of thevounlrv by wonrn aim
Bate baru iiurrd, trained nurse. olio
ha* a %y 11 in***** ■ I t-nrra. ami phyaiclana
a|io l,a»e rreognt/i-il tin* virtue ill
l^illa K. Pi n U ham a Vegetable I’oni-
■ouuil. ami are fair enough to give
credit wlirrr it is due If phjraleMM
Oarnl to be frank ami o|irii, hunilreda
Sf them would ucknow ledge that they
BMfttantly pre*x*rH*e l.yill* K I'ink-
haul* Vegetable t'oniponnd In severe
bane* of female III*, n» they know by
•xiterietirr that It will effect a core
Women who are troubled w lib painful
or Irregular menstruation, backa»-lie,
floating (or flatulence). letteorrluea.
falling. inflaiuinaliun or ulceration of
ttie uterii*. orariun trouble*, that |
'* bearing-down " feeling, dlrrinetm,
fglntncss Indigestion, iieryoo* prim-
•ration, or the blttea. hltotild take ini-
ufediute action to ward off the mtIiius
consequence* and be restored to health
Bijd Strength hy tailing Lydia K. I'ink-
ham a Vegetable Compound. Anyway,
Write to Mra I'lnkham, Lynn. Ma*».,
lor advice. It's free and always helpful.
* Dtli-neti may pusalbly In' ylldon In
foj/ae ll can be boiiKhl.
No Experiment.
.▼he Indication*-ate that ihl* will
bf a verjr"malarlou* year—Chill* and
Fewer will bo much in evidence. If
you become a victim don't fly to tome
neV untried remedy—devised In a
Jay. Use the reliable time-tried
Cheatham's Chill Tpnlc. II always
♦tires. It's guaranteed by your drug-
%lat lo do so. '_
'in
Chinese Brick Tea.
Manchuria. atlntriu and North
hlna much uso Is ‘.made of Chinese
rflek tea. not as a beverage, but as a
bg viable. hulled with rice and mutt* n
ji auiv lH»nt frlvntl Uarrwtt 1 AiiaJutf, Troy, N. Y.
• (t virtue is Its own reward it I* all
o. the good.
tail
irui*.
TTHK Til It rAMtIOS
(truss Halt lllur. I.urge tsickaae ft
s. The Kuss Coinpun.v. South llemt. luil.
ff ■■ Pioneer Circulating Library.
The earll'est known clrculutlng li-
brary was established in Diimfermllne.
Scotland. In 1711. Allan Ramsay
Started one In Edinburgh In 172;*.
Celery is Cultivated Weed.
■ Celery Is the eultlvated variety of
he English weed smullage. It was
ntroduced into kitchen gardens In
England- about the time of the Re-
’ormation. by some Italians, who gave
t the Italian name "cellerl."
rwo Great Offers By Great School
$D5pays totnl expenses lor graduation
tonrse in bookkeeping iu Southwestern
Business Univfhsity. Oklahoma City,
3. T. This includes board, room, in
private family, life scholarship, books
tnd stationery! $93 total expenses foi
ihorthand course. \\ rite today. Tom
14. Milam, President, Okln. City, Okla.
Strange Condition to Legacy.
A Frenchman who died in Constan-
tinople left J-15,000 to his nephey. M.
[i'Albi. who lives in Paris, on condl
lion that the young man cycle to Con-
stantinople lo get the legacy.
l artmra In lb* »»< Int'V »f H,""m
I,.............. ........ •- ,h*
sanitation "I • * ll-,,h
........................
tk.nal ba- »**•■........ ..... ‘ *"■
a capital stock of »rV«"Mi
HI* cir tool* t'f h.-.f .attic -ha
mat ablptneol of »r*rtm «•
I,«dcd at Hayre 1**1 «•"»' •*"'
lo the market.
A ctintracl for an I"........ ....... J*"
.....„ ht at Httlph.it Springs- lb-
build IIK Will b. |IMI»I70 fed. » ' »
two hundred rta.ni*. all ntmlerl,!)
equipped throughout.
Oklahoma will semi «»- humlre.l
Eagles to lien\( r lo attend the nation-
al convention In August.
The Hank of lloynlon Its* been or-
gunl/ed. with a capital Mock of |30.-
0* Ml.
Owing to the short crop of wheal in
tlu- vicinity *>r b'trotid this >c«r.
arr«'.iK«a *»•* I>1»n*<a«l ,hlM fMl1 wl
he greatly reduced, and a new variety
Of ....... will be used for the ground
that Is planted to this cereal.
f'hunillcr Is making an effort to se-
cure the next annual encampment of
thi* Oklahoma guards, hut Governor
Ferguson refuses lo do anything un-
til the "hatcher Is hurled—ItHiidle
and all.
—.—;—•
Indian Territory ' official* have
placed Schuster's Malt, more gener-
ally known ns Malt Nut t ine. f n the
prohibitive list, and now the popular
drink cannot he placed on sale with-
out keeping It out of reach or the
uosi-h of the marshals.
Sixty head of cuttle belonging to n
Mr. Brooks were driven out of the
Choctaw nation and across Bed river,
because the owner refused to pav l he
tux of twenty cents for each nniniul
lTider the law, these cuttle cannot lie
returned to the territory.
IACT ® SIZE
_—A---
iPr
Special Offer
The name and address of your
shoe dealer and 15c to cover
costof mailing.etc., willsecure
one of the handsome rolled
gold pins illustrated above.
Enameled in colors and will
wear for years. These pins
were secured by thousands of
World'S Fair visitors.
Only a few hundred left.
Write Quick.
tfoen-KTrS. Johnson o l\ and
SHOE CO. ST iiOUlS
MANUFACTOBERS OF
♦STAR BRAND SHOES ’
ll. 1,. Jobe, n funner living near
Davis, has a field of corn that prom-
ises better than one hundred bushels
to the lien-. , Me had 'on exhibition
at Davis last week a single ear that
measured fourteen inches long, and
says his field contains many more
like It.
A party of surveyors, engaged In
the work of locating a railroad near
('obi Springs, entered the cornfeld of
a farmer named Wells and began cut-
ting such corn as was in their way.
Mr Wells ordered them off the farm,
but it required a Winchester to make
his order effective. The surveyors
called upon the sheriff for help, but
Hint official claimed lie had no author-
ity to net. and advised the locators to
make the matter right with the filmi-
er and then go abend They agreed
to pay damages and were pi emitted to
nm a line across the farm.
The First National bank of McGee
ter. fearing passengers from New
Orleans may bring yellow lever to
that town, has quarantined against
the southern city. Officers are re-
quired to meet all trains and guard
against Infection.
1, It Bell and .lames S. Davenport,
two of the attorneys for the Cherokee
nation before the Dnwes commission,
in the making of the roll of negro
citizens of the Cherokee nation, have
he* u allowed an Increase in salary
with about 11.3110 hack t ay.
A reunion of confederate and union
soldiers will he held at Erick. August
9th and ttitji. .\ basket dinner, speak-
ing and other amusements have all
been arranged lot.
Custer county farmers have decided j
to construct a tel-phone system, eon
neettng one place w tli another, ana
then making a connection with the
central office at Arapxbo. Each farm
or taking a phone will ho considered
[ a shareholder, and assessed just suf-
ficiently to pay his proportion of the
expense of construction.
—
Physicians of Woods county hav*
1 organic d a hospital association.
Walter Rush, a graduate of the agri
cultural college at Stillwater, has
1 -Igued a three year-' contract with
the Pacifie Mall Steamship company, |
1 as electrician
ikrl and thru. ««*h(Malula
(Mir bade I hr III *dl*o
,,. txiiiino mini iipmi hi* dulli
rimming 'b* mania**- ilia (•*
mvixiiI r,mi|ill*. (
Item* pronoun* • *1 man and <*lfn. the
■* nib-man pulled mil lb** •an**- amount
an equally n* * Half dollar, ami baud
,-d It to the minister. »loi*upmi the
*imn| man balked a HIt profound aaton
IMiiii* lit and »ald
-'My rqalomaiy fee on *U* h nrr*
•Ion* I* I**
"You married the la*t old ugly m-*
pie." »aid 'be lltdlKtialit brblegnaim
' for r,u cent* and non you tax me ten
time* Hist amount merely because »<•
are young *
The good clergyman placing hi*
glasses several luclie* ahovv hi* nose
baiked ihi- young man full In the face,
innl then said:
"I Have never married you but once,
while I have married lb* former man
five limes. Mild such ocen*lon« duty de-
iu*tid<* n liberal discount."
The remaining $4.50 was In.......II-
ntely produced,
INVENTOR COULD NOT WAIT.
Gen. Mile*' Simple Order That Got
Rid of Crank.
"(Jen Nelson A. Miles," said an In-
ventor. "used lo be continually lie*
sieged by eranks with pneumatic
rapid-lire guns, subterranean rlllcx. di-
rigible war balloons anil such like
martial Inventions. The general would
weed these cranks out with admirable
speed.
"I sal In Ills office with him one day
when a servant brought In a card.
" 'Oh, send him In.' said Gen. Miles.
Ills business won't tuke mure than a
i minute or two.’
"So in came a w ild-eyed, long-haired
man. twisting his soft hat nervously
In both hands.
" 'General,' he said, "I have here'^—
and he took out a spiqll parcel—'a bul-
let proof army coat. If the govern-
• nient would adopt.this-::—'
" 'Put It on. lTit it on,' said Gen.
Miles, as he rang the hell. The serv-
ant appeared as the inventor was get-
ting In to coat. <
“'Jones.' said the general, 'tell the
captain of the guard to order one of
his men to load his rlffe with bull car-
tridge and-'
“ ‘Excuse me. generul, I forgot some-
thing,' Interrupted the inventor, and
with a hunted look lie disappeared.”
Shooting a Tiger Wolf.
A gentleman residing at Gleneon-
nor took up a position in the hush In
the hope of potting a "buck.” and hfd
himself near a hush path cm a hillside.
Suddenly he.heard a rustling nolAe
In the bush, and laising his head a
few Inches from the ground he per-
ceived a dark object stealthily ap-
proaching him from the direction of
the hill. In order to be ready for all
possible contingencies he drew and
rocked his weapon. The dark object
crept nearer and nearer, and as Its
shape grew more distinct ttie waiting
sportsman saw that it. was not that of
a man. hut of a wild boast.
When within half a dozen yards tt
.sprang straight at him. The rifle
flashed, and while the brute was yet
In the air 1 lie bullet found its mark.
The marauder proved to tic a splendid
specimen of the "tiger wolf.” or spot-
ted hyena, and measured three feet
six inches without the tail.— Alice
Times.
Cupid's Prank.
Manly bosulii.
Lassie's head.
Silence golden.
Nettling said.
Twinkling starlets.
Sighing breeze.
Swinging hammocks.
Whispering- trees.
Fragrant cigar.
Peace complete.
I rkened shadows,
I .overs greet.
M-'Ppy couple.
Heaving sigti.
''u.-ntrned trouble
Hovered nigh.
1. tmmoek busted.
Contents spilled.
. pothered laughter
(julekty stilled.
Worried voices.
Neighboring lawn.
Private watchman
Looking on.
* 'lnctuimtt Commercial-Tribune.
Mayor F
leased four
the
that
VlP
B. Fit
ern lie
of ti
la~>
Muskogee r»-
. ptgi <-qs from
.1 tn.idling l-l
Tht pigeons
: f ern Ikrtroit
A Great Advantage.
The young man with the yellow
satchel stopped at the cabin of an old
colored minister.
"Let me sell you an alarm clock."
began the young man. "Automatic,
double-action guaranteed timepiece.'
The old man lit bis corncob.
"Pat all sounds very good," he
drawled, "but de only kind oh an
alarm clock dat Ah want am a rooster.
Den when vo’ gits tired rtsin' early
yo* kin turn arouii' en hah de alarm
clock for dinnah. Beats all de auto-
matic clocks on earf."—Chicago Daily
News.
Pugilist Now 3 Policeman.
Dominick McCaffrey, at one time a
pugilist of some renown, is now a po-
liceman in Edgewood. a suburb of
Pittsburg. Bis pay as a guardian of
the peace is the smaller part of his
earnings, for in his leisure hours he
teaches a boxing class composed of
\tning men and boys resident in the
rather aristocratic village named. In
his time McCaffrey nut such fam-
ous fighters as John !-. Sullivan and
Charlie Mitchell
• • n -*«- I* m t*»4 l*>*
IM* Km X*-** l>« •**•».a.
He-*
1 )m* i,«ia**b*'". * mi*** t,f a- (|i
v*if, b*l I* *( 44I lh4»M % vn* li-sn |
Off |*»t* *44««l 111 At III lb*Xka$l*4 i
I* * 4,1*1 * i<# link . 11*4- 14* |l*4 Bn- tin I
ff-lljr D-i4b*ll«4 awl |*MM 4*
will $ Iblf M|V*44 flair W 1*1*444
, ,.U|* I It* III **l ak*vl* pi*.**>!! $1*4411 I
nin*4*na*qiti**F*,BM*lil**i*'i**s« |m*a
Hi- iwom anil • * |wtn In rh
matiiin, ntabuta ami iH* g> *p 11*** |***
Iu Ibi* Itl ssl |it**lii4'v*4 like dlwnn,fa*i
ImtlS-tVp'*! H>* if***4* fi 'Ui IIh* I/i*|*
mailer lw|4 Iu Hi* *«*t*m **$>• i
bl*>-l in ilia mm«* wav *
'ITim •ttiliiiary lb x i*- ll* - urna 4' '**'
K>«t* only ino|**t<4i| trlirf Th* v vl* ,. W<*
lilt* 1*4111 hul lIlllAl drivo 111* |4*l*A*I, w<
of tit* bl'pi*t l>r lATIIialna* fthi^ lw*
tut III** *4iqli»ry lli-M-'UgUlv (rU*\w £-
l-l «-l *11*1 lit* p* u i1*wn*|*nii* |-'t#«*
nitolly Wnnit n in j Art ichMr li*v* l*<^|*l
iIii-mi pill* an nntailu'k ifln f iu lulil
*. ho* i *n*4**l lijr aua**iii*
M*-4 Hi,>11,% lllo k* r inkdtljr *nli|i ' Ot
WilliHiu*' Pink I'iN* did amw foil ileal
of tf'snl. I bail bnola'-hn nen/lr all lb-
lime. After I had taken ihi.** t»u-*jif
(lie*** pill* f became ••niirelv Well "
*' llnw limit had pm auOei* *IV" «fn*
Wiunaked. , ,
•* For aevernl jrem*. I iwu't 1^11 ih**
exnel data when mv Blue** la-gun furl!
came on hv »l**w degree*. I li.nl taxffi
going down hill lor mniijr year*.''
llnl you haVeany olher»iline6t$?".
" I w it* very weak uml **>tiu:liiue* 1 lqt*l
fever. Mr livpr and kidney* were af-
fis-teil a* well a* mv head."
•• How did you (Mine to tukn 111* r* III-
edy that cured you?" i
•• I saw iu a southern newspaper n
*tut<-moot of some |M-rM*ii'whn vvu- i-ured
of n like irnulile-by Dr. WGIininid |*iuk
Fills. My phyMieinn hadn't done nia any
good1, mi f bought- a ln*X of tliew |>iIjn.
After 1 had tukcu one Ixix I felt *o much
lief ter that I kept uii until Ibccame *<U-
tirely well."
Miss Blockip-'s home is nt Ia-atiller,
1-ouisiunn. Dr.Willinma'Piuli Fills are
Rold by all druggist!*. B*-siiles h. iidiicliu
tJiey cure ueqrntgini sc.lntu-ii, m-rvous
prostmtiou, partiul juunlysis and rhou-
xautisut. _• •
Take Wealth From Grave;'
An old man named Kusa was 1/uried
In Kgr.-gy, Hungary, with his fortune
of $17,500 Ih Ill's coffin.' Ills relative*
heard of It nnd exhumed theTbo*|f and
divided the .money. Ho was a mean
Knss—I'hiladeluhla Ledgqr.
. —!■**------ ■ \ ——;-
Playing Card*^
Flaying cards are kndWn to lie of
Eustern origin,.-but when or hy whom
they were first Introduced_ c^i\ not
now be qsccrlatiied. It Is. how.ever.
tolerably certain fhat they originated
In Arabia and were brought Into Eu-
rope during the Crusades.
Why Rutiian Soldiers. Sing.
It has been pointed out'to me by an
enlightened critic tha't I must'he mis-
taken In describing the lbt 6f the Rus-
sian soldier as an unhappy one. '.'Rus-
sian regiments ; always, sing* on the
■march,” he.explains, and-therefore, of
course, the men must be happy.
He is perfectly' right about the sing-
ing. Russian soldiers are.always sing-
ing; they sing on the march, they sing
in the train, they sing while they are
eating'their lifacik bread and kdpiista
(sour cflbbag'eL they sing ih the khur-
ehevna (public house). I rhave also
seen a gang- of.over 400 prisoners in
rhainB on thgir .way to Siberia, and
they. too. sang as they marched to the
station and afterward In the tr^in. I
suppose, therefore, that they "must
have .been quite fiappy and pontented.
An American humorist has told us
that a certain amouht of fleas Is good
for a dog; he' pasSeS the day in
scratching ■himself', and so fbrgets io
brood over the.-misery of being a dog.
Ask the Russian soldier why he is al-
ways singing pnd he will give you
much the same'reason. He passes the
day In sluglng and so' forgets to
t*ri)od over the misery of being a sol
liter.—'Nineteenth Centudy.
EVER TREAT YOU, SOT
Coff'ie Acts the Jonah and Will Com*
>. Up'
A clergyman1 w’ho pursu'es'his noble
calling In a country parish in Iowa,
tells of his coffee experience:
"My wife and' 1 used coffee regular-
ly far bruakfast; frequently for dinner
ami occasionally ■ for supper-—always
the very best quality—package coffee
never.could find a place,4>n our table.
,:In the spring of 1896 my wife was
taken with violent vomiting which we
had great difficulty in stopping.
"It seemed no’ come from coffee
drinking but we could not decide.
"In the following July, ■however,
she was attacked a sec#ud time l>y
the vomiting. I was away from home
fitting an appointment, at the time,
and on my return 1 found her very
low : she had literally voiifted hedself
almost to death, and it took some days
to quiet the trouble and restore her
stomach. ,
I had also experienced the same
trouble, hut lioj so violently, and had
relieved it. each time,' by a resort to
medicine.
"But my wife's second attack satis-
fied me that the use of goffee was at
the bottom of our troubles, and ‘so we
stop|*ed it forthwith and took on
Postum Food ('offer The old sypnp-
torns of disease disappeared and dur-
ing the 9 years that'we have been
using Postum Instead of coffee we
• jNa fc
W‘*$ $V **4 J,..|
«/4*r »*« l.P'lit bf^am <w
•III
*«I4( *l -$< U* II * |M*n. t**«
!«•*» 4** <* ‘1 /$4 U »
puu t»4$ »i J* *11 oiitaf i **»l
44. . . _ _ 4.. . A.
hr
|»|rti ii) mhlltf
Thr •!
4 l$i«lBl »I|U IM
•l$*l** ^$^4 fln f.dii
tftitt* lit a luunirsf uni*«
»*4$ ($•* l-'Wt..rtHll*A*' I".
*•1.11*4. are nt III bidden la tkr**- tune
I)
•r« lull) |
Th» Irai’iuUi) %mr»ii»*» lb* %
# |irut« it* In* « Ii ll*"
•T / ' • • 9
«$9
fn>l it *
Amvtnan lb*
* Id Uyt, i**»^i!y
**ll J *4 I
ixC'hV
|4 a
i»u» lilt
$ •lit*'
• »«
X...M m rwt oi-ky
A rrililn prjtur went »q(
vin**Mijl <•> • Mmln** It. ai>
In lli'-JFkrti tree *|nil *«l*| fc
n|^* *«
ATt'l Hie tree *«ld‘ In Ibe **plln* I
(iu< m> liltinKoiu* an«l fill ilir air alfh
tt.irOiR* *4.1 uw1 nl>A$s>.ilffi» tthg*
men will
thn fruit a hit'h presently
gather and i ari> into thn pal^ c lin i > A* a* rap-.-Hit-iiaaij w-nn a '
)oii " * h* a«l «Mli**r half a*
/^$$<$ IM!’ *••» *• '44l«*
■tiaw
nn.l|ia(l f't* Hiw Jqr
f
* nft'AtY
is3t|\Vbnt
dope.
And the prince *nl<l Well dmir.
ant " i*
Itu tha
aml(la|tl Dt* Uhv \,,n»qr gra*
ai*-j>i>iA.fc^neT»f V* • •• t
And the aru«* saul. We are g|v-
kig^am other-- fop ,>.qiif
sheep anti rattle* tthat they may ho
nourished “ ,
And ilie ft lib-*-* eihl: "kfellj
good utiil fuKhful sertant*. that give
up your living, CUjrojhe™." ^
And ili*-n 4k*: *4diin' k>4i'little daisy
that was growing in the hedgerow tiud
suld: "What uro you doing?"
And the daisy said: ‘Nothing no-
thing! I cannot make a nesting place
for .»iti*t4«4*»Rvfw awd' 1 ratinvit give
shelter to the cattle, and I cannot
xend Yriilt IJiio the ijglAce, and I cuti-
uot iplsli ^ **"' ^'d'ep
and" cows; they do nor want me In the
meadow. All I cun do,Is to be ilie
bcsf-fWlA'.rtflYl'T c*n*"Iie."'
And the prince bent ilown and
kissed the ddiny'-Tigil ;s«hl: "TNcriJfls
none tietter thalr'thfid. —Dr. I.yman
Abl’0"' 4.1 H __1
Colonel Bradshaw'* Money.' 'J T,
Col. Blythe, while in Topeka, told*a
good poker story. A northerner got,
lntolf glfrfie wlTh'" some’southern gen-
tlemen Iu Alahuma^ When It came
time to quit U:i was wj»y to the good.
Col'/ffiratfshaiy. p««‘ <4 thdve&tjtlilqrn
gentffimrtn iii-rfe* gwac, owed hhir‘$2,-
60i) fccf gave ills check*ffor the amount.
The northerner was at the hank bright
and early the next morning,an'd_ pi4;
sented the check. ThJ^ caafcilei* tobked
at It. jammed it down iTn'fht- Dboft.w’cnt
to the vault and got a stack of bills,
came 1 >ar 1^ counted put<$2.(/,00, co.unted
it oiW’agaiu to make sure and then
shoved it thnpug|ig4.t»*x wfjidow.' '(lie
northerner was dellghteTl. He gath-
ered it up, w<gu, pijer. jo arjde.sk and ■
started to erfunf atr' As soon ai
looked at the first bill, he stopped
with a jerk and exclaimed to the
hanker: :* .4^*A * *•" i'H 'S'V'
"You havp-m«ne a lAlstako." * ,-
"How so?" qsked thp-cashier.
"Why. this, jyi4binederate *jnoney,4‘.
said the northerner. . r1. v.
-■That's the only kftd Col.;Bfadshujv
has had In the, bankvSInce the war,"
replied the baukei^—?&w York World
D. O. Mills Guarantees Fund.
D. O. Mills, the California capita*
ist, who. is finanehnsp*»tJhe-t{).- t>yi*M-iHss
expedition to the southern hemisphere
from-, tjie-.lifck4 oltsefvatory., ifi-
l'ormqd (Director WiUiaqi 'jW. Campbell
or his purpose to furnish enough money
to keep tlve--astronomers at - won);fin
Chile for HVe years more, i The pai*y,
which is headed by Prof. William A.
Wright, has bcTn at w'OVk at San Cris-‘
tobal. near Santiago, evei^ since’ the
spring of 1903. at which tim^ It was in-,
tended to stay only two-. 5t*PfnT. 'Plie
funds just furnished'-by Mr.“Mills will
now allow the work to go on untn-
teri-uptaiHy-tfaiil 1910. he.having- guar-
anteed to meet all expenses of the ex
peditijja, until that di^te. f
N ft ■.--- ' *,
^Rare ^ditiien*vArf Cheap. £.
The' market for American literary
rarities under the hammer continues
sluggish-. -.Aflx-thw-sataof-the late-Sena*-
tor Hawley's library, Francis Wilson's
■Recollections of a Player.” a copy of
the (Xistly_.limited edition, and with
autogyapIfrought but $6.50; while a
first 0diti«'n of John Hay s "Pike Coun-
tv Rt01*ds” touched only 60 cents.
• i r-----j—*■
%ot Devoured by Curiosity.
“Did th' docther find out what it is
that'ssiilin' yez?" 5
• No. .Aid th't njj^tbfj' hut a
postmorteW*?Naminatioii vfud iyer re-
veal ut. An' I haven't enough curiosi-
ty about ut to have ut, done.”
Slim'Eattrig.
"Do you think the^Vis anv>*differ-
ence in a man s weight before he eats
his meal and afterwards?" asRed the
hoarding house lady.
Well, npi if he ^Pls tRtmOat here, "
replied tfce-^i*-]fiqj^U£B." ,.x.
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Arslan 4$4f4-'4 , i*ri iiitw ua 4*11-1 im
• i;.M pn>k*«a It t* tw * »* bn ba*
a six* b on band nbl*b !*», *U»ir# io
dUy..*#r'o# l.*n*rc bn i*i<* in I ►•$*-* nr A
II* bntia* that In-nan-« Hlarvb ha*
p/inletb on r|,;i- i*a*t>aea tn larg* lr|
'trirnAl $iuf44 1* •••* l»*-fi*#ti4 thn
•an* 4> and 444 * n,>i* b tinm and money
and <$ia ann444 *»n44 .* Oie* ir**n ailcb*
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fa ia* sans |«m* *■$*» •»* pa**,
la im $>• mi 44 t‘ -* *4 HW* a* -a$
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4 loilima* . n .* fUI*4*u|4*u«ly
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jelrtl, tint • aid. |**4iiy nail at>4 milky
•Imiow. **llla|4ua H*. •■laiiaf aafoui art
tat* **it • 4*la 1*.**inf aaU*r 1 aaa. rraas
A LAB A STINE CO.
Oraad MMl. ar Mft WaMf It. N. y.
I Antiseptic ty
llpmtt who arc
a {.T*wllh hlwf
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r.inip.-H* it
FOR WOMEN
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TOILET AND WOMEN-* IPGCIAI. «JK«
far awl* *4 4n.4*141 *• R w*i» * !*<»■-
TlM Baa and Ml at laMratiMaa Fra*.
m B. Raaras Ceaaan* Baataa. Maac-
cum
For Infant! and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
* tv
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Teal's
CUSTOM*
▼Ml •CMTAUR
NEW TOW CITY.
SMOKERS FIND
LEWIS’ SINGLE BINDER
5*:Ci£arbetter Quality than most 10t Cigars
>A 5k- <iv pplled by their joubu* ur direct Xronx fcxauit V- Lewis’ Jb'msUtrj. feoriA, UJ-
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Dainty, Crisp, iir@$sy
i. 4>1 i
Summer i:
SGdrfr
have never had a recurrence of ithe
\.>niitine W<- nevi weary of Postum. j Wild Coffee in Congo,
to which w, know we owe our good , The French government intends to
health This is a simple statement make experiments in its Congo colony
of facts." Name given hy Postum j in the cultivation of a wild coffee tree
Company. Battle Creek. Mich. | discovered by ihe explorer, M. Cheva-
Kead the little book "The Road to iier.
Wfilville. sn each pnc.
are a delight to the refined woman every-
where. In order to get This result sate tbal
the materia] is good, that it is cut in tbe
latest fashion and use .
Starch
■c •* -
id tfie.laundry. All three things are import-
ant. but the last is absolutely necessary.
No matter how fine the material or how
daintily made, bad starch and poor laundry
work will spoil the effect and ruin the
clothes. DEFIANCE STARCH is pure,
will not rot the clothes nor cause them to
crack. It sells at 10c a sixteen ounce pack-
age evervwhere. Other starches, much in-
ferior. sell at 10c for twelve ounce pack-
age. Insist on getting DEFIANCE
ST ARC H and be sure of results.
* -Jt.. $y'- i 5*. •'
i®foaim©© Starch
©am pans?,
©rnatsa, Nebraska.
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