Dill It 9' I. D-
To TDLIPHOND
o... m...
Mil etathelr be
' rem I new
pine trees rising behind
tor tortoises et » their
‘einid ioemy flowers and
. end glosses. Beside
Very guest won I bonbon-
0!; I mlnleture crIne end
ytl Iii modelled In Illvei'
1 In the exquisite (eph-
TheIe were the gifts at
' lie. tlie pine hep‘pinesI,
GI». Theserllice w ,
to every two gu '
' school teacher tells
“hillldreh In physio-
‘ W2. “Occuper
Injurious to the heel”:
,eoid its, which is Imohre
‘ ‘ you here an illness It
Ith' bed, on well Is 3...
"A Itonemnson’ I work
bebouse when he is chip-
thoe In III the little chips.
they ere teken into the
All mechanical work Is in-
the heelth.‘ The word
seemed to pus-Io the “NI“.
ehdously. Queetio eon;
‘word were show II
V ‘0 skin discherges I func-
perspiretlon. ” “Tile good
heel-bis hetwepn the look! "
s tutiétion II 'u’e'lled throes"
A! . r’s express .m-dere n ,eou-
emprese' recent eccldentl
plead In the Keiser WII-
the-.hlohep ern muse:
me- : pose. bins
to! silver
ot’beritnbo‘ut
, h. Visitors ask In
w‘ ImlWiEdé'llcreb‘
powwow all!»
one at the weelth of Crows
But I label piles en es-
the queryfl’ m. thus:
with which his modesty the
neweld on March 27 1908.
b
y ix n'I m‘
mar eid errived. "
,n correspondent writes
mhie State: “In Mount
, ‘1 new in the North
on Immense hornet’e
by ,North Caroline, In
it of the British».
rather rnn stun
est-then I swhrm elm
”mo
vbewonld
‘.o|ue.lln
.eecll “tour feet high. '
' Very
the back of l'
thrice. Whenever I poet some to oom-
oliment the long with In cite. the king
would promise him thet It be found his
verses in be his orlglnIi composition.
re him I sun at money
eight to whet they were
written -.upon
The poet. delighted. would recite his
ode: end the king would esy. "It Is not
new. for l have known It some icon."
Then he would repent It Is he hed
been! It; Alter thet he would edd.
"And this momelulre else remembers
It;" and the momeluke would
it. To mute the proof seem p
still the king would then sey to the
poet. "I have also I female sieve who
our repent it. " end on his ordering her
to do '[no she would repent whet she
bed i no thrice heerd; so the pout
would go empty-bended ewey. Dr.
ill. W. Leno. In "Arebien Society In
the Middle Ages." gives the story of I
poet who outwitted this king
The famous poet El- Asmal, having
heerd of this proceeding. end guessing
the trick. composed en ode mode “In?"
difficult words, end dls'gnls
himself went to the palm Ind pre-
_Ienled himself
* He repented :hII ode. The king. per-
plexed Ind uneble to remember shy of
It. mode I melon to the menlelulte. but
he hed.too ,, retIlIed nothing. Then
-he halted the [ethnic sieve. but she else
wee unable to repent I word.
"0 brother of the Arabs." sold the
king. "then but spoken truth. end the
ode I 'thlne without doubt. Produce.
there ore, whet It is written upon. end
we will give Lice its weight in mon-
or. no we have promised."
"Wilt thou." sold the poet. "send one
of the ntiendI to carry It?"
"To carry ‘w It?" salted the Itlng.
“is it"not rupee I peper here In thy
Mutation
"No. my lord the Sultan." replied the
poet; “At the time I composed It there
we: not I piece of paper near me
upon which to write It. but only It
greyed it upon this. Ind it lies in the
court of them" , .
“it. on
do " “ a. tbl’ul-
‘ilI his promise. firewobllged to metre I
hwy drain upon his tmsury; 0nd to
prevent s. repetition of the experience
'n Juture rewarded his poets more
Inn 1
WHERE IRON l0 IACRED.
Among the Berelongll. I greet Afrix
can people Iron is n sIcred object.
They are expert workers in metal
which they still in I from its netive
are by the most Intive methods or
c‘r dell-ea by mop. chitin ni't wes to
them In tome? "III?! of
weelth influence on power. end’ithe
legend Is that when people did not
under the Value ot‘the stones found In
their brooks e “wise man" sew 3 via-
Ion The so irltl‘mcmei Item] he:
side him and sold: “Gather stones
and burn them to moire spears. " The
“'I hid heerd '
fregment’ of a. Mile column: so I en- "
Prissi for “I! Largest increase in Sales I! fill
”mu. beginning June isle. 1906. will in circle
ultimo notifier. News» rs an 01an lol- mum
in all of the pepdr.
Toto! $10 a Month}
, u Ioilom: \
j_ ‘ First Prize. - $3.00-
Se'oend Prize. - 32.00
. Third Prize. - 31.80
‘. rourlli Prize. - 31.00
Filth Prize. - .50
1'th prizes will not be paid for the inmost sales.
on: for the loroeil increase in Isles. so um all will
alert on icons]. (fins. and new beginners have the
some oppprioniiy is those will: room enchilada. ,
A record will ‘be item or the mum: llam‘per. end.
ei llie end of the month the buyer ”WWW lies the
1mm total increase ism a. would (he Wises. ,
Herd is ulna. for every boy. or girl solid ii Idling
or «redid like to sell Tile? EVENING unravel. id Incite
a nice little sum in lddlllon is regular profits on the
newspaper. , .
All papers musi be peid for when taken from the
allies. ' .
ANNOUNCEMENT
KANE’S NEW YORK BAKERY
nevmo SUCOEISFULLY ounces ou rue BAKERY suemsea in
scorn NORWALK you run weer roun vnos AT s2 weeume.
you some men T0 announce To one Persons AND rims
relsuos m NOIWALK run we HAVE onuso A InAucu Irons
AT 4 WALL IT. «or some AIL: re SUPPLY rue erudite see
one ounce secures eouru NOAWALK" Irons. we ibuuo‘rr
neosseeev to been run eeovs once. one seen. Pill AND
cAKI All or we unease-r cosine euo ”th WOM
erelcrtv «up: men. we mrouo m'muu‘rkc Prod mid
cor ooooI KNOWN 70 rue runs. one Ixesmsuceor room
visits us run “any suemass m u. v. crr‘v HAVING own: on
se‘x‘e thought It wns Irdreem ehd that
the chief was hungry. so he Incrlilced
on or. But the vision returned. and
the chief looked sorrowful He sdtoo
.wuy eon. why. do man not obhy your
tether-1 Go to the river. gather stoned
and spoke I hot ore. After thet you
will see Iron with your eyes."
The Inge wee greatly frightened Ind
feared some celemity. but dared not
reture. When he bed mode ehlt Iire.
Iron come out of It end then been new
the thief had taken pity on his lid-
no He told his ow the-octet
gifted. but be m 1 setup.
wishing to show IIII owd'f
deriron in the of
his be. but they heve Ilweys contin-
ued'to regerd Iron es scored shore ell
othen motels.
illle. JINNEV'I FALI.‘
* (Syncuse Dispatch.)
Mrs. Anne Jenney, who weigheiso
.' polio one lantern-bios &Illlllh 1’
they picked her up she wee uninux ,:
on ur- Jenney Ilyee' two highpup
0.004 South Stete te.street Elie we‘nt
out on her book porch to being out
Iothee. end wes Issuing over
the rolling to do it. The rolling were
nwsy end Ire. Jeeney tell. She struck
on themelotesbedendwe'ntthroogh
the shingles
m VIM more with Itawber-
""““""“ Jo
r’V'Ix‘ntredelee rheherhendtry’IIIx
legitiuredluerdesseri.‘
, henchmen“
women-$5
d‘WIL‘L CONVINGK YOU OF THE FOLLOWIND FACTD, Vlz.‘
I long time out It lat sold: I
the secret of the I" weI lost to V
A GOOD iDEA 0' TH! PUDLID’D WANTD. TD THOD! WI‘IQ MAY NOT
HAW TRIED OUR DDODD. WE WOULD DAY THAT A TRIAL ORDER
THAT KANE'D ODDDD ARI PIRPEDTIDN lN IVINY DFTAII. THAT
THEY ARE “ADI OP TNI FINDDT BUTTIN. EDDD, FLOUR AND MILK.
THAT NO DELDTDRIOUD DUIDTANDIDxINTIN iNTD THEIR DOM-
PDDITIDN THAT THEY All DAN BFULLY AND DLDANLY NADI UN-
DEN DUN DIRECT DUPIRVIDIDN. WI MANUFACTURE: IXPNIDDLY
PM THE FIND RITA“. TRADI.
II...
.REDPIDTFULLY,
Mrs. M. C. Kane.
‘ lite
. I“ mean. thet heron mutt
3 series thet tho sebrs is untenable. In-
‘ The Most WI Vial? Allillille ill
The oiilclel‘h oi Momhese.
lend. neon y contained on sever-
enell‘Ibetldui'u.’s at» haulers.
ugly lbaton
Iebree It 015 01 Int . Ind theta
oughlyxbrolren beests It double these
figures. TbII tees to disprove the old
deed. this hes been Ihown ever end
over min to be untrue. for tuned se-
bros hsye belore now been driven In
llpllend. Ind Indeed. I weel y mer-
ohent In Ilirminghem tor men he used
scores to drew his broughem.
. A sebre II, for Its else, the most pow-
ertul dreft InImIl In the world—
Itronger then even I mule. It Is eleo
much hendsomer then I mule. con
trIveI enormous dlItInces without tir-
ing. and needs less cure and ettentlcn
than the horse. Some of the nine
tribe ere fifteen bends high. One thIt
wee sent by the Emperor Itenelik to
Queen Victorie. two years ago wee rul-
Iy this high. end enormously strong.
Zoom sre else test can trovel unshod
over rough country. and ere Immune to
tsetse- -I‘ly bite.
In Scetlend It II customary to use
hill ponies to bring home genie—mar-
ticu “If" stead—and for other peck end
on purposes. In Norwey and no
land reindeer ere employed tor this
work. Reindeer ere bigger. stronger
and tester then the Highiend ponies.
What II more Important. they on live
where eny creeture of the horse tribe
would starve to death. Throughout the
winter their food consists entirely of
moss, which they dig out from under
the new. Reindeer hsve still enother
adventege. Their venison II excellent.
IndI thhy else give quantities of rich
’milk which makes ceplinl butler. It
would seem. ssydt liondop Tit-Bits.
that the ecolimetl 'oi reindeer would
be I greet benefit the highlands" of
Scotlend. or even in the hilly countries
of Englend.
NEW PODTAL RULINDD.
Philippine Islands Peetege Not oi Any
Velue for Neill». Purpose. Here.
Poetmoetors hnve announced two
new rulings that here been mode by
the postofllce depertment. one eon-
coming the use of printed Philippine
poetege stomps which cInnot be used
In the United Stetes and that United
States postage stamp cennot he need
for the rushing oi letters or peekeges
In the Philippines The order results
from the prectice of people sinsing
United Stetes stomps upon mutter
mailed in the Philippines end of Phi-
lippines postage on bull in the United
fitetee. Another ruling mede forbids
the use of the pound rates for news-
papers by persons other then publish-
ore and those only for mulli- subscrlb.
ers.
WIDTIIN UNION LOUIS.
PHILADELPHIA. June 12.—-'I'he
United Stetee cIrcult court of eppeele
yesterdey lueed to modl Its werecent
41% Wanted»:
vnnln l e legii'l right to re-
move the poles end wires of the
Western Union Telegraph Company
Iron: elong the right of wey of the roll-
DDDDDDDGDDDDDDODDDD.
Fancy. Large.
New Potatoes.
380 pk.
JOSEOFF
DDDDDDDQDDDDDDDDD‘DD
6‘00!) THINGS TO hA’l‘.;
,, ' summer spear-um...
FlANDD-ANIRIGAN CANNID DOUPD, ALL VANIITIDD. FNANGOJIMDIIGAN GAME PATD‘S, ALI. VA- .
’ IITIDD. DNA DD-ANDIIDAN ’DTTID DID? AND IDA?! NADI FRENCH INTRDID. FINDDT QUALITY
one ounce. stint-m onsets. cheers Inn edema cusses.
molested duties. m resale HAND AND soustosi encore-you
IDHID, ere. rue PINIDT enemy or sweet. holy porno ro II
ruler with. rouse run over. only! duels
upon ruse. we cry: you me I: run Id
'_ D AND DH NADN, PIDKID WNILI THE DEW ID
{DNDD AND OUR PNIDID AND LOW.
FULL LINI mo “ATD,
WANT THDN DAUGID AND Ill.-
FOUND. DILIDIDUI DOFFDD
m...“ ..
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h
We! le-al-u’lu
I leaauc label.
, . Waders line All um um um Ilose, monsoon _
Donors-cub 8s, 3hr. film 'Dso ’
, fit “to Tinned
Suns \Dh’ttc Sale
A more representative showing of
flood Muslin Underwear has never been
put on sale before. Made in cleansanr
law; factories. , havina the consumers
The. prices are attractivelu
low. This salcpbroucht forth hundreds
of eager butler’sée—kmwina from out an-
nouncement, the splendid opportunitu to
to ;. economize1 and purchase blah grade
under-muslin." some few numbers ‘wcrc,
closed out. but there still remains. hun-
dreds of good bargains.
Ladies' Muslin Gowns
V neck. four rows of VII. lace and six clusters of hemstltch-
ed tucks. neck Ind sleeves finished with cembric ruIlle, I
good 50c robe, It . .................................... 38c.
LIdles' Cembrfc Night Robes l
V neck, trimmed with post Hamburg Insertion Ind IIx clus-
ters of smell tucks, neck end I Ieevee finished with cnmbrlc
ruffle; regular price. 69c sale price ............... '.. 05o.
Ledies' Carob}: Corset Calms
High neck. tight fitting, felled seams, regular . price 12%c, _
It, .................................................... De.
‘LIdl‘es' Undersklrts . . .,
Full umbrelie style. deep ruffle otcnmbrlc and cluster of”
small tucks, yoke Ind tape It waist, regular price 50c, Isle '
price ......................................... -. ...... 394:.
Ladies’ White Petticoats
Made of cnmbric, with homes of lace Insertion and edging.
also Hamburg Ilounce Ind cluster of tucks; regular price,
ti; sale price .. ...... . ............................... 75c.
Women's Wool Salts sndjackcts
Fifteen Suite thet must leave our department tomorrow.
They Ire priced TWO THIRDS BELOW THEIR VALUE.
Whet women but likes to hovelen extra IuIt fer every dey
weer? They cost you less then I wash suit. Regular price
88. 50 end 89. 50; sale price ........................ 4.52.98 _.
I
Women' s Wool Soils -
Thlt heye been selling II. $13.50 and “4.50;
It,...... ...... . ...... u... ................ .0...“
tomorrow.
$5.90.
Womeo' s W Ten Covert IndBIIcé Cheviot
. 1M ., .
Reguler price, “so; sale price ............. dike. .
-; Underwear and Hosiery Specials
«wane DILDON ID Wonoenruu -
We bed no opportunity lest menth‘thet comes shldom
--to put-chose some lots of Uh derweer end Hosiery It won-
ful price reductions. nether then put them In stock It the .
regulsr price we decided to crepte e big stir emong the pub-
lic. by adoring them It I SMALL PROFIT shove the 0081‘.
A glence It the list will convince you of this Important Isle.
. . No. 1 Induction of20ccnio.
Wardens immune!!!" Luce Lisle Rose the use ex-I
. tending to the toe. miller price ISc. Sole price. ”.151: ‘
m2enedodlonof15centsi .
prob milligrams!” enema... D“.
No 3on1udiooof fronts. _ .,
7 wwwenmmmus sunk. non resume
HIDE”. ”Wide III Inge:sseessseoeseaeu.s III-e ‘ue'
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