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which fooil is cooked and servU'GOLD3DUST makea dishwater that dlira, that Roes after
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DAVIS &
FAIRBAN K?SSP
We sell Sunny Monday Laundry
Soap. It islhc best: will not hurt
Wilt hands, and' is white will waar
outi xjtf. bats! of aoy. other BoapV
"Use FAIRHANK'S Stthuy Monday
and make the washing easy. -
SCALES
is selliFAIRBANKlS SunnyiVlonday'4aundry Soap
We sell PAlRBANK'S GOLD DUST WashinrPowder
paint; grcaae andsUrn like magic. them all ; they ar.good, and ft your
soap from' the Fairvank man whlte ftc'-ja with us for (his week.
iairbankCos
-,v a- ie.m im mm.m ,m mm mm )
3.
rvLet the. Gold Dust
Mr. f n. TifVerr. a anrclal
baek Co. U-here for a few days. Buy your soap from hint atwho,
sale. It will come throghrus, while he is here.
Fairbank's Sunny
Pure, wliitc.-eSicieut; uo resin or other adullerations lluti rot and1??
rrvruia Ubrica. Tku 'H'tfce'kafd Ubor out of washing.
'sPummo
Smti Uudi -Mi ofi in every
.f- dhOmy iBure' Soap f row
Suei
to a safe harbor
eP rawty caah. ? Pt
JM vimW; awarv dV for .VU.. k
iMk iaiHaa TUaa- CriieU of
ITinirt' . v it ;
..' awar at af ; ;as:.ti
T ,,i'f, an. acMM.
'Brands'of
in every iKiok.-Rnd crriiiny.
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GAINES
& CURTV, E. StJohnsi
MtfTO l aHll PrirP i
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Use Gold Dust
I'll A OrAaic f 'n11 caitUnrttALniitfapa
, It searches out every impurity,
U,B MmJ BoUl m
kills
every germ.
.Twins do Your' .Worlf
rervresr-titatlvr-of the N. K. Pair
Monday is THE BEST
; TAIRBANK'S; Fairy Toilet Soap
Flv Cants
' ComW aot be purer at any price
Oval, pure and white
Soap ' Fairbank's
home.
For the hair a4
n4 keaUftkc skin, prevents and cures all c-
r iwiMtHta uiNaaw,"
J. F. HtliMlriaka
111 Wa4 BUrilnoton Straat
iiii.ry.,a k;epaM4
twea4titiuc tlamt. vottr prosfat
iwaiifaejr javfwoaiiaaoty aotrlo
jTiial.f&ala IMH ytHV
aaaaJaAa aaaa. faaa ofaaaWakaFV Wui'a
umr9W mnfi- "T " awW v
be paai:ii pmn tmuroMMa mm
mm -ayoajvjaoay ia tbc Pint
Watiaaat Ihfe, Tiaic Cartificataa
.of Day aak aac iaaiiad tbwe. it
' , " OP. . n
Sffap
III
Fairy Soap
Kor..bath,tdil-
t, none other
Iso white and
pure1 for bath."
clean, it is the Dan or dish'in
, JerseySfreet
Thctariued in FAIRBANKS v
Glycerine Tar. Soap. is the real pine ,
rlrec article. It 'cleanses and soft- .
the skin. thm. preparing it for
' medicinal nctlou -of pine tar and
glycerine
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lie
Glycerine Tar Soap
aH toilet purpecca. It sbatltes
v 7 Wf
"" ' - 4 mi.. I
tr. u ii'.mt-. I;.. . . I
aa3aLT TrT Wait ttfeMMttk'
tiicataa of Dcoatr iVT';
. 7 41 "r r 1
aSf ir.i Ptaff ,.oo.
Tke UoiM sitae St, CtoaoaM fnijrfi'
wiH aire a dfoaar aad waaacjafaaloa
oar, April 4. ia MoHweak tfcfc,, aatawr
1'away aaavaUaaM.koairjniMag.
f,'-rfp,p and tho. Slip.
-4Too aaaehr'tuUicc plo hail dotio ttio
trick.
A-LltUa-JUakato got n pnln In. Lcr sauli
and bad t0,o tp bed.
.The fanHy pliyolclnn nnd his top
hit 'eal)diBBd"irescrllio1 n pill. Mai
nttefel moUyr'anlil very well, but tlio
faarilar payalcan did not know Mnlmle,
and. aha was qulto sure Mnlmlo would
not taka.taa pill.. Xbo family physl
cka aaMoae would mnko It n swcot
pill, bat Malmlo's mother replied that
o lotig aa it was a pill It would bo
bo use.
iThen ttb family pbyalckn. was
struck with a brilliant Idea. Iho pill
should bancraftlly concealed in tho
centeti,of.iat preserved pear and sent
up to little Mnlmlo 10 cat.
,1 Art heur.later MMmla'n mother went
to see how her sweotest dear was
going on. She appeared to bo going
on excsllcutly.,
"And did my pet eat nll her pear?"
inquired the- foud mother.
"X.e. Biumsle," replied tho llttlo dnr
ling, "all but. tho iinsty'sccd."
Thcro'.uiny a slip 'twixt tho pear
and. the pIpT-London Answers.
ti iivtMtumlnout Coal,
Tho.nrst hltujulnous coal mined in
the United States, states thu United
States, geological survey, was taken
from what.ls.tuimlly termed the Itlcli
tnond basiu. a small nrua In tho. south
eastern iwrtlou of Virginia, near tho
lxlty.(of .Mehtuoixl. Thin basin l:i situ
aicu-,on ,tiuy enstcru margin or the
rkdownt plateau, tlilrjccn miles aboyo
-tidewater, on tho Jaifics river. lt lies
la Goochland, Henrico, Powliatan and
Chesterfield .counties. Tho coal beds
are rnueh dUtortcd, nnd'tho coat Is nf
rather low arado when compared with
that' from ether districts with which
It ha to. come into competition. The
ocourrenea of coal was known In the
itkhmofid basin ns early ns 1700, nnd
la'l7NB,.shfpatents wcro made to somo
of, the. aoftharn states. AC present
.what little coal Is produced lit this
field. U for local consumption only.
SoieuUflc American.
-- xMevsmint of Ictbtrgi.
- In..ib. investigation of tho currents
round-tho cotfst of Nowfouudtand It
haa been observed that there Is nt
times v wide difference In thu direction
of tho drift of .Icebergs nnd that of thu
flat or pan Ice, which, having no great
depth, Is governed In Its motions by
the 'surface jcurronts and tho winds,
whereas' the Icebergs, tho larger imrts,
of which hro submerged tu n great
depth, follow only tho movement of
tlu oceniu water ns n whole and nro
unlnOuenced by tho winds. In consc
queue n huge berg may often bp
sceir majestically maintaining Its nluw
advance In opposition to tho wind and
across, tho general motion of. tho Uelds
oftflattke surrouudlng It. Tho sealers
oftetn tnko advaulngo of this fact by
moor luff their vomcIs to an Iceberg
morder to prevent u drlt to leownrd.
-Philadelphia Itecord.
V rnununi'ini nanyarwv.
. . ... . i . . i. j .
xiWheu brought to bay thu kangaroo
J u, taps like, a Oath for the buutcra
cheat wad tries to crush It tu with bis
fore feet. To prevent this each man
wears across hi breast u two or threo
hicb T.tUkk, umttlng. Armed with .a.
sneer, with a ekib atfacluuent at the
ether end. they ride upon swift horses
Into a berd. With the agility and cqul
polso of circus riders they ntnnd erect
upon their horses' and uho their spears
and clulM.
Tho kangaroo Is able to Jump clear
over a horso. As tho gamo U bagged.
It Is sklnued, nnd tho sklu Is stretched
on tho ground aud pegged down tu pre
vent shrinkage. '.The Hush furnishes
meat fur tho ca'inp. Kach man phu-ui
his prlvnto'innrk upon his booty, nnd,
whou they huvo 100 apiece they return
back to .civilization.
Why He Ssarehtd.
The. old man had evidently dropped
soaiethlng tu tho muddy road, nnd ho
began soarrtilng, for It In threo mlu
utes Ubout thirty. strangers bad Joined
In the search, and every additional
minute brought additional searchers,
till at last one. .bolder thau tho rest,
plucked up heart aud spoke:
.."What are you looking forT" be la
quired.
"My friend." mumbled the old man.
"I have dropped a piece of taffy can.
dy." - , 2
"RUt.- great Scott," cried another of
the crowd angrily, "why. do you go
looking for It whw It will be covered
with dlrtr
"Hecause, -my Inquisitive frleodV' ro
piled the.ld man, "my false teeth nre
sticking to that taffy." '
v ,qatrsnas HkMng Pises.
I'also tooth ure oeeaslonally used for
secrutlvo. purpotMUL. An eccentric old
lady boasts of a roof plate which con
sUt. of, two thin, sheets of gold bo
tweea. which a mtatature copyi of her
will la Inserted. la. a similar mauuur
a, dyer presen'es a prescrlptloa which
he declares he would net disclose for
a UKf. sum.Itoaaea Mall.
EsvkHis.
"Just think of Ml" said the student
af iuimlgrutlou. "Many men who
co we te UUs country cannot wrKe their
ewa- names."
f 'Ves,'.'t answered Mr. Pincbpenny,
"and when 1 get. dews toy check, book
a the In t of tha.awatb l am lucltned
te aavy (bem.'r-.WMblugtan Star,
Fixlna'tha Brsak.
1 "TU)f.wero t-th brokea up by, their
ataaratloa."
"8t Jiaaderstaaa they're elfected a
-raeeaclHatton aad.aae aew. re-paired,"
touifBlar.
y- i i
Tbere.ia no teaeaar Hke aeceaslty; It
has beaa the raaklaar of ,au in; H wakes
aohJajalerBMat .lasaklas ana sUbmc
lateaita.aotiea hla.lataat talaat,.
-Lovora
tad, bealth aaMtaM frcveat sick
instsod of i lottiag tbcMselvafi
t4akkasdi tavaai try .to cur. it.
aW;)ojsgi aa .yc 'baf your liver,
ttosaaak aoU.'bowokTilH' a healthy
awt aotiv condsaiaa you iwpo't get
aick. Ballard's Herblne relieves
constipation, inactive liver. and all
ataaiaeh and bowoli troubles. Sold
k-yiKortk ItoaJtraaacy,
She Wasn'Afrald.
A crowd gathered on thu street to
watch n hands6mo f6r" terrier that wns
running about, noso In nth White
froth was running from tho dog'H
mouth.
"lie's niad I" yelled n fnt uiati.
Tho fox terrier stood In thtf ceutcr
of tho groUp with wlflo open eyes,
cither too mad or too frightened to
move.
At this' Juncturo tho pollcemnn ar
rived. A dozcu voices began to tell
him that tho dog wns mad; that it
must bo killed) that It had been snap
ping ht tho children; that It began to
froth when It passed ri "pool of water,
and how best to shoot
A tall, quiet looking woman pushed
through tho crowd nlid started toward
tho dog. A dozcu men yelled nt her.
Two or three inert grabbed nt her.
She picked tho dog up nhd started
out of the crowd. Tho policeman
st6ppcd her with:
"Madam, that dog Is mad. Ho must
bo shot. Look at' tho foam coming out
of his mouth."
"F.oaml" sho said contemptuously,
"That's n cream putt ho wns eating.''
-St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Printing a Coin on Llntn.
Tho print of n silver colli ur medal
may bo mndo on silk or linen by dip
ping tho fabric In n solution of nltrnto
of sliver nnd' stretching It over the
faco of thu coin until tho Imago Is Im
printed. Tho linen Is sensitized by dip
ping It Into a solution of nltrnto t(
sliver, mndo Jy dissolving sixty or
eighty grains of nltrnto of silver In
ono ounco of water. Wet tho portion
of tho cloth which Is to rccclvo the
Impression tu tho solution nnd when
nearly dry draw It over tho fned of the
coin and tlo It nt tho back, tixposo to
n Weak light, nnd in n fow minutes the
raised design of tho coin will nppcar
on tho linen. As soon ns tho print Is
dark enough rcmpro nnd wnsh In clear
water. When nearly dry Iron It
smooth with n warm Iron: placing n
plcco of tlssuo paper over tho print.
In printing from tho coin or medal it
is advisable to pasto n plcco of paper
on tho rovcrso side, so that tho sliver
will not coino lu contact with tho sen
sitized fabric.
8tudnt of Glikipr.
The otllce boy sat lu tho corner busi
ly engaged In rending n book, Btrangn
to sny, It was not "The Adventures of
Umiko Jlln," "Daisy Uenn, tho Demon
Detective," nor even n thrilling nnrra.
tiro of moru or less correct life on tho
plains, Ho was rending Hhnkespenro.
An expression of pence mid Joy wns
on his fnco that caused those who
knew ti I tu to wonder If ho had nt last
experienced a chiingo of heart. His
eyes sparkled, nnd his whole express
slon wns ono of happiness. I'lnnlly hu
turned to a worker nt another dcylc.
"Say, Jim," ho said, "I've got a ques
tion for you. Did you ever rend Hhnko
spenroV' .
"Yep," wob the reply.
"And d'ycr knoV what ho talks
about."'
"Yep." ,
"Den mnybo you enn help mo."
"What Is It)" t
"Well. I want to. know which was do
nun, Uomed or Juliet?" Youth's Com
panion, Losing His Mind.
"Mother, guess you'd bettor send for
th' doctor," gasped Undo Charlie Ren
vcr us ho sank Into a obnlr nnd rocked
back and forth, holdlng'hls gray head.
"Bakes nllvcl Ye haven't been nnd got
the misery In yer bend, liavo ye, HI
last" iMped his astonished wlfo, drop
lug n plo tin. ,
"I ilifnno wnat's tho nuittor, but I've
nlwus hnd n hunch my mind 'd go
some time. It's cum, 1 guess. I no
ticed th' troublo fust last week whon I
plumb forgot to go up nn' swear off
th' flOO nuacHAment till It was too Into.
Thon I 'neglected to go to th' school'
meetln' Inst night to fight ngln tho now
commissioner. Hut, wuhs aud wuns, I
didn't guess within eleven pound seven
ounces of th' weight of Wnl Weaver's
big hog killed today, 1 guess my mind
hns gono nil right. I'm ubout nil In."
-Puck.
Tunlno 'Forks.
Tho tuning, fork wus tho Invention
of "John Stone, royal trumpct-tr, In
1811. Though tho pitch of forks varies
slightly with changes of the tempera
ture or by rust, they nro tho most ac
curate means of determining pitch.
-Tuning forks are capable of Imlng
made of any pitch within ecrlnlu'Ilm
Its, but those commonly uwd nro tho
notes A and O, giving thu sounds rep
resented by tho second nnd 'third
spaces. In tho treble s(avo..
An Incsntlvs.
"Won't you try to lovo uir ho
sighed.
"1 have tried," sho replied kindly,
but firmly.
"My "rich nunt lus Just died," bo
wout ou.
- via that case, dear, I will try again."
Puck.
A Blunt Antwsr.
Mother (to her daughtcrl-You'd hot
tcr nceept Petci my dear. Ho Is n
nice boy, though 'he may not N baud
some. After all, good looks fade, don't
they, papa? Father Ratherl-Kllo-gende
lilattcr.
Th Ways of Mtn.
.Many a mun wo would bo unable
to And the family Dlblo If hoi hunted
all day would bavo lio difficulty In put
ting bis baud on the corkscrew, oven
lu tho dark,-Ch(cugo Itecord-Hcrald.
Ah Empty Drtsm.
nobby.-Say. sis, wbut's a "empty
dream?" Dotty Ouo you have when
you've been sent to bed without any
supper,--Cleveland Leader,
A Swollen jaw
tamotiprelty-'Bor pleasant. Whether
it te caused by; neuralgia toothache
or accideut', Ballard's -Snow Lini
ment willreduce the swelling' aud
relieve the pain. The great and
sure cure for rheumatism, cuts,
bruises, scalds any and all aches
and pains. Sold by North Batik
Pharmacy.
V Apprentices wauted at the Vogue
MiluWy. .
" "'AnsluetantCsndldte.
During n local election In a German
town only ouo man appeared at th'6
nomination delt. '
"Whom do J i. ii uomluntoV" Inquired
tho olllclal.
"Mysolf," was tho answer.
"Do you ncccpt tho nomination?"
"Well, no."
Tho olllccr Inughcd nnd said:
"Then wo must try again. Whom
do you nominate?"
"Myself."
"You accept tho nomination?"
"No."
A subdued "DonnerwcttorP- escaped
tho lips of tho- perplexed olllalal, but
he .went on:
"For tho third tlmo, whom do you
nomlnnto?" 1
"Mysolf," enmo Uio Invariable reply.
"Do yoirncccpt tlio nonilnntlon?"
Tho man rosa up, nnd n stnllo of sat
isfaction spread over his fnco as ho
answered proudly!
, VUavlug been threo times solicited
by my follow citizens to accept tbo
nomlunttou, I can no longer dccllno to
acccdo to their wishes." Ho then re
tired. The Opal.
In Judging nn opal color Is of the'
greatest Importance. Ited lire or red
lu combination with yellow, blue and
green is tho best, llluu by Itself
is qulto valueless, nnd the green opnl
Is not of great valuo unless tho color
Is very vivid and the pattern very
good. Tho color must bo true that is
to say, it must not run In streaks or
patches, alternating with n colorless
or Inferior quality. Pattern Is nu Im
portant factor, tlio savcrat varieties
being known ns "nln lire" when tho
grain Is very small, "harlequin" whciii
the color Is lu small squares, tho moro
regular tho better, and the "llnsh tire,"
or "(lash opnl." when tho color shows
as n stnglo Hash or lu very largo pat
tern. Harlequin Is tho most common
and Is also popularly considered the
most beautiful. When tho squares of
color nro regular and show ns dis
tinct minute checks of red. yellow,
blue nnd green It Is considered mag
nificent. Homo stones show better on
tdgo than on top.-lCxchnnco.
- Kept Thsm Dancing.
A Washington olllclal, speaking of
blunders In thu diplomatic service, told
of'n mlstnkn committed by nu Amer
ican In AfghnulHtnii. Hu said:
1 "This ' American enlorlnlin.il tho
shnhzadn for threo days, giving hlin
n very hnmlnomo suit of rooms lu bis
houso. Tho morning of the shiihsn
da's arrival the American host visited
him lu bin. apartment nnd wns nmnr.ed
to sco tho royal guest and his eutlro
staff "hopping nlmut the floor lu tho
oddest wny. They conversed politely
nnd gravely: but, Instead of walking,
they bopped, taking grent leaps of
eight or uliio fuel. Tho host ventured
to ask the reason of this hupping.
Tho shnhznda olltely replied:
" 'You see. UiIn carpet ts green, with
pink ruses hero nnd there. Urcon Is
.a sacred rotor with us", so wo nre
obliged to liop from roso to roso. It Is
good exercise, but rnther fatiguing, 1
'confess.'"
A Llitty Office.
In his recollections lu 'lllnckwood'a
Mnguzluo Sir Hubert Anderson, tells
an nmuslng story of tho duys whon ho
was 'employed nt tho homo otllce. On
his arrival ouo morning nt tho olllco
ho found n note from Hlr James Fur
gusson's prlvnto secrutnry-hls Inti
mates called him "Creeper" announc
lug that nt II o'clock precisely nu'old
hat, lately tho property of tho chief
clerk, would be kicked off from tho end
of tin)-corridor nnd requesting tho fa
vor of Sir HolH'rt's prcsoiice. When Hlg
lieu struck II. Hlr Hubert heard Creep
er's cheery voice ring out, "All on
stdu; play I" They all turned out and
the game began. On emerging from
nu unusually hot scrimmage Hlr Hub
ert became eoimclous of tho presonco
of ti stranger at his side, u timid llttlo
Frenchman, who meekly Inquired, ,"ls
zlss to olllco for Vu naturalization?"
Sir Hoburt adds, "It wnsl"
Why Hs Crl.d.
The'sympAthutlu neighbor asked: "Is
yoar llttlo brother lit this morning,
Johnnie?1 I hiitnl him crying lu tho
most hourtroudliig manner."
. "No; not exnctly'-Johmilu explained,
"but Wllllo pulled down u Jug of mo
lasses vn himself lu thu pantry, nnd
mother has been trying tu comb his
hair." Exchange.
Livingstons,
Of Dr. Livingstone H wns said by
Htanloy that tho uiUslousry lived for
years among tho most cruel mid Ig
norant savages lu thu world, but ho
never fired u shot In nngur, never
"clubbed or clouted or banned r blasted,"-
Ills manlier was that of a "cool,
wlsu old mail who felt offended and
looked grave."
Circumstances Reverted.
Unkempt Smltli-MIst'jr, would youso
kindly help it poor man as l all lu,
down and out? Jocular Citizen Why,
certainly, Just climb the tire cscapo
on that skyscraper across tho street
and walk lu on the top tloor; Thou
you will be all out, up aud lu.-Judgo's
Library,
,.m It's. Good Point.
"But," asked the long haired young
man, 'Is theru nothing at ull Ubout
poetry that you like?"
"Yes.1' renlled Crubbe. "Wboiinver 1
see a poem It makes me feel good to
reullzo that (hero's no law to coiupi
mo to read It." Cuthollo Standard uud
Times.
No grip Is so hard to shake off as
that of early convictions, Maurlco
Thompson,
Notice.
All parties raising poultry are
hereby notified thnt they must keep
same from trespassing upon the
premises of others or become liable
for arrest and fine. No further
notice wilt be given.
Chas; JJredesou. Chief of Police,
You got full wolght aud first
quality -at the Control market, Just
try It awbUo.
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haa from the beginning best
;nct cvry typewriter need.
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Typewriter is recog-
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: HOME CORE FOR ECZEMA
Oil of Wlntcwrctn, Thymol, Glycerine, lllc.
Ui.d ai Simple Weill.
It really seems strange that so many
people suffer year In and year out with
cciema, when it Is now no longer a se
cret that oil o( wintergrcen mixed with
thymol, Glycerine, etc., makes a wath
that is Iwund to cure.
Old, obstinate caics, it Is true, can
not be xurcd In a (cw days, but there
Is absolutely no sufferer front cciema
who ever used this simple wash and
did not find Immediately that won
derfully soothing, calm, cool sensation
that comes1 when the Itch Is taken away,
Instantly upon applying a few drops
of the waih the remedy takes effect,
the itch Is allayed. There Is no need
of experiment the patient knows at
once.
Instead of trying to compound the
oil of wlntergrecn, thymol, glycerine,
etc., In the right proportions ourselves
we are using a prescription which Is
universally found the most effective,
It Is known as the D. D. I). Prescrip
tion, or Oil of Wlntergrecn Compound.
It Is made by the D.l). U.Co.bf Chi
cago, and our long experience with
this remedy has given us great confi
dence In Its merits.
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KXPERIENCE
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