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OFFICIAL DIBKCTOBY
ADULTERATIONS IN GERMAN
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W riting in sight is part of it. Keyboard in sight is the
other part. It is as important that you see what y o u do
as to see what you have done. T he key-for-every-character
keyboard of the easy action, light running MODEL 10
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T h e Smith Premier Typewrit« Company, Inc.
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der a m nu t o f order.
W h a t to D e.
Th ere Is c o r S >rt Io the kiiewledE's so
flen sspmvsod, .hat D r. K fira e r’s S vs rn p -
lio u l, the fr e a t kl lney rem edy { ,dill's t-.—ry
wish ui curing rheum atism , pain tn the
b a e *. kidney», liver. Haddor and o v e r/ part
of the urinary passage. It corrects ln»bill:v
«0 hold water and scalding paiu In passing
K. #r bad effects fo llo w ln j use o f llquvr.
wine or beer, and overcom es that unpleasant
ssce-slty c l being com pelled to go oflen
during th * day, and to get up m an y tirr.e»
during the night. T h e m ild snd tbo »xtra-
srdlnary effect ot S u i m p - R o o t Is scon
re a llia d
it stends th e hlgliest fo r Its won-
d e r lu h m r e i of th * m -’*t olstm aNr.g cases.
I f y e s neod a m odicto* you «hoifld nave ’he
beat. Sold by druggists Ir SOc. s n d j l . Siasa.
Y ou m ay have a samp!» bottle of ltd»
w saderful
discovery
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end • book that t e l l x d J 6 A E a J W “i i 3 l
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FACTOBY P B IC E S ^ b
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Actual factory cost. You nave S10 to $2ft middlemen's
In« d ire c to r us and h a re the m anufacturer’« ru a ra n » «
>1 cycle. D O N O T B U Y a bicycle o r a p a ir o f Urea froa
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l i v e r iy rr-’ stariSie»
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lln s n g h t Öt-kA H * i l ’,><i“ ry M e d i-
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f„ r stock. I» P»t« to? o rg a s . id
ih g e x ti,« in « p « *w *t conuitiou.
f t o i o in t e t A m er.cas b r w - . c r , a n t
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h u n d re d thousand
th o u sa n d pairs
p a irs »old last
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have exam ined and found them « trirtly as peprwrnUKi
M t o r . m a f*wtor. w m r bettwr. la r t lo a ic r and lonli fine r thaa a a r 1
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stock wea re k ln « hud wh.tu von «»at
no- the ni -dieta« «-ni u o - to « / m
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riding, v ery durable and lined lnxblc w iih ( H K f l U f l t i
a special q u a lity o t rubber, w h ic h n e v e r
come» p o r a u i a n d which cloxee up sm all
punctares w ithou t a l l o w i n g t h e a i r to e s c a p e .
V to h a v e bundm da o f le ts e n from satUSed customers
Stating th a t th e tr tire * have o n ly been pumped up one» '
o r twlae in a whole season. T h ey m-Urh no nrarefiban
^ n a r y tlr e , the puncture restating qn alltlee being
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a n d t h s o t h » r « v e f e e t f o u r in ch es,
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nf th is « S u m in * f n - n tu» 'leni«;
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M i I T I S 0 » OS T U S C O IU T « .
Circuit Court meets Pouitb Slouus.v It ,
August of each veur.
Swmguw M a r in a i Rack
V a n a b la and U o ive n ai
P a in s Dual G uard
Back Space L o w r
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make» it the only truly visible w riting m achine
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OF
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The librarian was sworn Into
office on the holy gospels, aa be­
came one whose duty it is to fur
niah to those who bare need the
“food" and "weapons” of the soul
— for so they used to call books.
“Books are the nourishment of
the soul,” says one abbot, speak­
ing of the library of bis convent;
and another says: “As the ar­
mory is to the castle, so the library
ia to the monastery.” The very
name librarian, "arm arlua/' de­
rived as it is from the press, cup­
board or ftimeric in which the
books are kept, is precisely the
modern wprd almoner—as the al­
moner aervea .from his cupboard
food nnd drink for the needy, so
the librarian deals out books,
J u d g e , 2 d J u d i c i a l D i s t r i c t —J . W . d ilu te d , s n d to m s s a m p le s c o n ta in e d
which are the food and drink of
H a m il t o n , R o s r b u « .
-« lu c o e o sn d c o a l-ta r d y w t u B s ; m in e s -
the soul, ssys Harper’s Magazine.
P ro s e c u tin g A t t o r n e y . 9 d J * B e t e l D is
m eat
c o n ta in e d
r e ld .
In the beginning the librarian
H r n u n H u a eb u rv
a ro u n d m ac e c o n ta in e d d o u r, g ro u n d
rr l r i 0 ‘' - ° e? r& 8 M B J
“ l to s s te tf b re a d . B o m b a y m a c e a n d n u t-
was, curiously enough as it sounds
0 . 8 . C o m m is s io n e r s H . T . S te w a r t, m e t f , m a rm a la d e s w e r e m ix e d g lu -
at first, the precentor or choir­
P o r tO r lo r d .
<50.0 . n a c o lo re d w it h c o a l-ta r d y e s ;
master, but the explanation of
oolntv o r r ic t M # .
m ilk w o w a te re d , «ktnam ed a n d o fta n
this is, in fact, simple enough;
c u .w
» a
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since 'the first books were the
-g a u s a g b s c o n ta in e d t o u r , b o ra e le a c id
service books kept in the apso-
C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e rs — O t t o t o ifie r t.
ctIio r (u g m a u s r ; p re s e rv in g s a lt s
cupboarji in the church, the pre­
U o ld B e * o l i ; U e o ( |i» - ii< i* it b , f - u i’ ltlo ls l c o a ta lll£ (| » rjp h u ro u a , b o ra e le , flo u rto
centor was naturally charged
»tisriff—W. A. l i l r h * I, ( t o l d B r u c h .
a n d U n s o ic a d d s , ote.
with their care, and.w hen the col­
C o u n ty C l e r k — G u .ilfiw
W . , k t u it h ,
T h T 7 re p o rt c o m p la in s o f tb s in d lf-
lection j^rew by the it ci ri it ion of
H o ld iie a c li.
fo rs a c e « t o w n by th e m asses re g a rd -
other
books he kept charge until
County T rcarnm i-Jum u. Cuugbell
F fttF •* «
^ 1 1 y o t
o f food, s n d tb s c u s to m « in c h p re v a ils
the growth made sut>di vision of
W w td e rb u ru
|n ,w e # c iU M c , u. v lQ |i th # . „ m t e s -
’
Assessur— V . m , T i d w a n . II n r i< o r .
l t u M o ( MUCh
by p e rso n s labor necessary.
S chool H u p l . — W . 8 . U u « *r w . m iiin M *
QQt e xp o rts.
The ordinary duties of librari­
ans are often laid down with great
T H R IF T OF D U TC H P E O R IA minuteness in tnonnsiir rules;
What is a
visible typewriter?
P x - W
h i u
nrcbblf»lh>|>. and
‘
lordship wo» niorc than asnal’;
Li-ai-i upon every hantl by thr m
of I he len> :iid js’ucii
On oue ocension the arelibiali« •
after serviee, w shinx to hT<
the pre»* of revcrwui gentietie'L
crept up into i - j loft of tin
church, known as “the lepers' gal
h-ry," nnd wits there found by
Hishop iutwrence, after a h'nrd
l.unt, lying on his stomach aero-. •
I M th e y s ac a l."
u bench, nnd watching the p:<<
m e a s u r e m e n t aa a u t h e n t ic , e tc .
O ne m ig h t h a v e s u p p o s ed t h a t h is
ceedtngs through a ehiuk in th<
p re v io u s
e x p e rie n c e
w o u ld
have
WOMEN IN PARLIAMENT.
panels, ao nipt, satisfied and u t i
s h a k e n th ia g e n t le m a n ’s c o n fid e n c e In
disturbed that the bishop let him
e d it o r i a l i n f a l l i b i l i t y .
W hy
d id h e
D o w n to th » T i m * n t E d w a r d - TTL
remain there.
n o t w r i t » t o th e k in g ’s t o i l o r f
I
T h e y W e r e A c e s rd s d t h «
h a v e n e v e r h a d occasion t o t a k e h ia
A little later Ihpy left the meet
B i g h t o f W istteg.
m a je s t y ’s m e a s u re . B u t I f m y ffue”
lug nhcad of tin- crowd and rtKi t
is to d e c id » t h e
k n o tty
p o in t, I
T h e la d le s o t b ir th » t o q u a lit y » a t
ed down the line of eurriu’ge- :<>
guess fiv e - t e s t
s ev e n
in c h e s .
N o In c oiiucH w ith t h » S ix o n W I U »
Th*
find the bishop’s own. It elm >- >i
d o u b t p le n t y o f p e o p le w i ll b e r e e d i ­ A bbes» H ild a p re a id e d to s u » cc lea l
to e n r r s e t t h is o f f h a n d ; b u t I d o a a tlc n l » yn o d . SSJ» A o tin q u ltle » o i
to rnio, but, nothigg daunted, li e
n o t b c li a v . J c a n b s m o r e t h a n h a lf
archbishop suggested thul they
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f t w o u ld s o t be e a s y t o e a ta b lia h m y
man;” an id the archbishop, bland­
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lusting till ^Archbishop I-nwrcat-«-
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O o lt Is s u p re m e s t W e s tm in s te r . I f
s u p e r io r o ffic e r to th e X r e o v i. a r m y ,
gratitude by offering his card,
a n d b o r n o u t o f w e d lo c k * . l. n r t e i l l e a , you see s x ro u p o f m em bers to th e lo b ­
with the name of a prominent
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newspa|*er In the lower corner.
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The archbishop glared for a
f r a n c a a m o n th f o r s o t o r y e a r « f o r h i* th e y S N auppooed to b» g ra s p in g a fl
k e e p . A f t e r w a r d h e s e a t r e o n « « m e a l Urn p o te n tto U tto s o f th s p o litic a l s itu ­
moment, then laughed outright.
e o a a tin g , r a ty la aa a o u k ’a b>.y. w h e r e a tio n
B u t If th e y r a d d e a ly becom e
“ Interviewed at lawst,” ha aai<L
he m e t a f o r m e r » in d e n t o f th « llc a n x - s erio u s . e a ir n e L » tie a u o e s . n a y f u r ­
taking bla host’s arm.
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A r t a s e h o v i. w h o w as a l« o in d iffic u l­ ious. you m a y be ju r e th a t som e on a
leave me on the street cornea
tie s , a n d w b d t a t t o o e d hia b o d y tn a baa In tro d u c e d th e s u b je c t o f g o lf.—
again, pleaae. It isn’t safe,
m o a t a r t le t f t p a n n a g .
L o n d o o O p in io « -
in cultured llosto^.” . -