you ‘,‘\~"‘\’ \.
M, “inputs
taxi hyanqxwmuku new,“ 2.6:.
luv/Mud «v1»; on 1" a
'RECI
'fin— ganja-n-
, . . ..v m
.Roranrv .VERsUs LIFE. ‘
the legal mind, appargntly, the
Ms 9: property have siways seemed
' , morsv‘importance than human life.
undreds of years“ it was possible
man, brutally tomoltreat his child
ens legal risk than if. he had
nine more valuable; but even teddy
tosreceive' the protection that
. dad to property. It is no no-
‘ . (”9? thing to find reported in 'Brit-
,‘newspnpers cases in which a drun-
vy has kicked and other he
, his wife, to receive no grater
lflfihrtiont at'the hands of the law
; M'afpoitry line, while the unhappy
.. twho, driven by hunger, steals a
f,” is sent to prison. Nor do we
had. to go overset to find such in—
flows of the worship of property. An
Heliontdllustmtlon ol’ the workings
no legal mind in problems of this
ind is to be found in ‘a study of ten
toes of Judgment issued by the
utterly-States Department of Agricul-
ure and giving in deal] the uccount or
on violations of the Food and Drug
Act. These ten crises denl'with t'hzu'g-
es brought against the firm of i-inu'loy
£5 Hoops. New York, who are in the
{candy business. Hawley & Hoops sell
whirl: is known as “penny goods"; that
s.~ the kind of cundy purchased by the
_ ittle.tot who has been given it penny
.speud. 'l‘cn dill‘erent specimens oi
Howley & .Iioops' penny goods were
RC .
ported thztt sow till I .1,
predominating; llmur
every new tho liru. pi“:
ine Gilt of tho l.-ii r.-
tts impol-«wl. tho
udgmenl. in tho i
550 was litigal"
a fine was l“
the only one,
AilliCll‘lzilt‘.
l' ii guilty.
..
(hurt
ii. 'l‘hu (‘tlfitl
l) wr‘ \..'..: tilt
ul
in
duct to lift!» thinly
ed the wt w
r»; ..._......--,....-_ M” -V. ..
. AM; Hi iii-“lune! ,.
,J
~.. “won...“ . .... ..... T
seized by the olllvials of tho l'iurouu of
Chemistry and analyzed. ,All of them
were found to be ndulterutrd with‘nr-
sonic nnd most of them (-onl..'iiuod shel-
All of them were brinr; sold as
chocolate candles, ydt in}. pillows; n5.
'i.;n how the
no woolly
Suurvoding
nth (um a line of
in which
ow, .i‘l-[l
~. till] the ("nxill‘iliiy
Jim] not, mi'rr‘j Votillu l’l-vintuiolis pro-
. n :v lz'wl nzlwlui‘
augthi of tho posiniw'
Excuse Me
ill -- HE'LL GIVE
i i.
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llllthN GRAY HMR
, Use the Old-Time Sage Tea and
Sulphur and Nobody
Will Know
Gray hair, however handsome, dev
notes advancingogo, We all know the
advantages of a youthful appearance.
Your hair is your charm. It makes or
more the face. When it fades, turns
gray and looks dry, wispy and songs-
ly, just a few applications 01' Suite
Tea and Sulphur enhances its appear-
ance a hundred-fold.
Don't stay gray! Look young!
Either prepare the tonic at home or
get from any drug store a 50 cent bot-
tle of “Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy.” Thousands of folks reocnr
mend this rendy~to-use preparation.
because it darkens the hair beautifully
and removes dundrufi‘, stops scnlp itch-
ing; and falling linir; besides, no one
run possibly tell, no it darkens so
naturally and evenly. You moisten n
sponge or sort brush with it, drawing
this through the hair, taking one small
strand at a lime. Ily morning the
only liuir (lisuppmrh; nilt‘l‘ another
application or two, its nuturzll color is
i'oslored nnd it hecoinou lhit-k' glossy
ltl‘ll luvtrousi. and you uppiur
younger. .
w
yours
«.i‘.
which. the urernlc-roniulain '
cums! Bellini,r to little
("homlnlv mud): n mixture t:.'.:t.:inl..;,
orsenil,‘ und molluc is. nppzti'tntiy, l.
the eyes; oi: the hut. a trivial with
liut selling to n denier
ninrliod live pounds thnl l' .
lililti‘tl only four pounds l‘mzrtn-n and
him Light» “DU 5:, that is n 'l'izllvxi
.‘1 e‘.
sum 1 Cl
unlit in lime ltllmtll With «Ilin l' u a
di.
,v, 'l
t,....ti..\1l “v
‘1 llil‘.“.'..n.i'.\"
"3' lli‘l-
\‘nlit «Airs, u‘jii iiiiltixilli,:
ill) t'ul'll um - .-...‘t .m
("ll
l "l'.-i~ ‘i'QLD MEI: l.“ l HEW-l ' " 5'
“ l" ._ we: s were Four 1‘”. ‘
57’ Dunn: 0 i \
M EXICO BUYS STEAM ER'S.'
Getting American River Boats for Sor-
vlcs in Old Moxlco. .
GALVIDSTON, Tex., Slept. 24.——nex~
loan interests are rapidly acquiring ‘
many of the old Amerieun rlvcr steam-
ers for service on the rivers of Old
Mexico. These steumer ore brought
to Galveston and have prepared for
the'voysge across the Gulf to ’i‘ampico
or Vera Cruz. The steamer "Hermon
Paepcke," one of the largest of her
type seen in Galveston for several
years, has just been fitted for the Unit
voyage and will proceed to 'l‘uniploo
under her own steum, conveyed by the
ocean tug “Hornet." .
The “Hermon l’uepcko" is u uteru-
wheolei'. 151 loot long, with a 3i) l‘oot
beam, nod druws four feet oi‘ water.
She has built [it iligginsport, Ohio, in
1900, and was registered at Memphis,
Tenn. An oil burner. she can curry
fuel supply for eleven Guys, and hov-
ing on indicutod horse-power of 530,
she is especially adopted to use in: a
tug in shnllow waters.
The "Pnepoke" is the third of Amp."-
icun river stomners purchased by Mex»
icon commercial interests nod llttvd
at Galveston for the journey to Moxie
co, She is the iirst to {nuke the trip
under her own stunm, tho "Jennie Jim‘-
hour" and ".lohu ll. lxirby” noun;
hhvlng been towed to ’l‘uinpico loaded
on lint bottom hurries. The. strainer
tillllld to liulvmton from Mobile. with u
crew of soueulmul‘ mun. Urowlm: Mu)?
icon iiwr trade is responsible for the
pat .‘ ol‘ l'str-z-i.‘ simmers into Monk
(‘0. ll ;'- untin'ipntaui by ilil“!‘i'tlltn'iixi
_\ ' 4...,i
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Fl turns. on“ rwv ‘-
VENTFULOQUlSM
ON Thus «BUY!
out I know! l'LL‘l’RY
THH'r's Peon. OLD
eurevrs'ts mama
Haas CersH‘TI lN
Pl 'CRVE~lN m
01“
HI
no
i Huttols‘reval‘
rm Down HERE
Didem' co “(co
l Fri-loudest trot.)
wees Coleen-l1
inn coma-ml.»
l
LET ME Tommi
woo» LUKE!
rr wouto HRVETHKENMEE
H wear: T0 one M Home
H3 Bits ms
W
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u.
”'llt‘if‘i‘l'
agar/A a!
v,“ x in a its
trcss~eut without fun 1'.
usuuwxfixux“uxflivkv
{3va “(MT-“‘7" ”is"; U/uivlflxflffiflawnv"j 1': .
“fflfflla nun/lulu fur/w ‘4' I
tutu-Au ‘\I\~t\‘.\‘. \m.‘\
willlllhlluillllli.
SlfllllllH mum
Papa’s Diapepsin Fixes Sour,
Gassy, Upset Stomachs
in Five Minutes ’
. 'Sour, gussy, upset stomach, indiges-
tion, heartburn, dyspepslu; when the
food you out iormeuts into gases and
stubborn lumps; your head aches and
you feel sick and miserable, that's
when you realize the magic in Pope’s
Diupepsin. It makes all stomach mis-
ery .yunish in five minutes,
‘ If your stomach is in s continllous
rcvolt~if you can‘t git it regulated.
please, for your suite, try Pope‘s Din—
pepsin. It‘s so nordloss to huvo a
had stomutzh~mnko your next lllt’ili u
invorlte food men], then take it little
Dinpepslu. There will not be any dis—
it's because
I‘npl‘i‘s llinpopsin “roully dot-s“ refill-
htle Wonk, outol‘ordtr .‘oulux'hs that
gives it its plilliolrs of .K; ivg unn‘uully.
(lot it lili‘fze liltyl'r'nt rum ol' l'npri's
llinpopsin from any (il‘il‘ dorm it is
tlicniilrlmsb surest round. it rosin!“ and
itll't‘ ltnouu it has ulmon like magic
Sit in‘ n :lt'imlillit', hurmh' x ll‘lll pious
nut stounich pi'rpzu'ulion which truly
belongs in m't-ry homo,
STAMFORD PEOPLE LAT Torin.
VSTOOLa
S'i‘,‘,‘~l'~‘ifl.’ll. Lippi "' Lydia
i; t .. . ' m. m , mu} .n .w iilllisi‘xil, u pillar. 3.2 o {3' .'ill..m\i
. . r . goo-mic motion of pm um l‘lm mm}. h"' , . . is. .
. in; Jl‘i itinlpltliilti ovln’m i: tlni- i)’ ill oi the Flow? ‘piznl, i'p‘
l' ‘ ‘ l; . = :uibli. llir- Ldi'hnl l‘w‘iiii 'f Hill. ,2 i. . 1 Ml l’ui' 2.;11‘31-
use ‘i.. i do» ht wwmibl; i‘tliilllfihll l‘tlil:i;;_". , in-It' llzg hm
‘ Y "H l :1 m HH‘ l‘i'llllful‘zitillln lilllll‘lilt to lw i. it t «'1 inn; 1 .l
[I ' ll “ Md :".-...3, ill It'll ii.‘ll|iiill:-’, I‘lldl. .‘(o hail“ ' Vi :-'.: fry film,
‘5 H " ‘ "MILK-i311? i‘l': ”Filth“. l'.;tt will lClliiotl's l‘lilllrl) .n up 'l:.,' in
mow our h. tho aunt of iilm ‘ l. .. '1 M". m
‘ “ (livllhl‘ln 1.. .‘3511' ' ‘ ‘, .l :1:
l” .e ..z:.. . m l \l.'i'.:-l'ii="lv'~ 1 . r n .
"" "mow lo llmi lnul Liniltvplghili w . i, _ “ll-l“.
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ll :illl ill \‘u'liml‘d 1‘ l .. :2 “1'
vi v! u :n \‘.u. sling-g. . u um". n‘itfr
ill liw 1m l j. l‘u lat; 'liu‘ :i‘..E:u'ii
wot; :1 turn vnnzii'v" ' ld' 7w
lithlllt‘l‘, it hurl :l trim with 3'. t§_\' \i‘il'l
l.|l' ! ill ml “u
in llu'
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wry
lwnun bond, and
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l'l‘tl’hl'l‘it
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ii'te'l‘ zlli- \- l' 1; All‘
put: ‘l
Hrulbhoti’. but 1h: 3
till?“ (l'vm'u't' M It" '
lain oml
Uni .lniu;
. w m. .n- mm...
Benelilcd Many Who
lied 'l‘ubrrculosls
'l'hoso who :rliili‘l (mm i‘nummplloll
mn- Kunri‘lilli‘ Iimlliiul \illll Ilium
nut-lily. il‘il’l‘. hm l ennui: Iillvl lit
(in or no uppulllr luv-n My, good food.
hurl lhv plnlwi um ”i tho body or» Mr
nnnilul m n u-uwl. hit in lllllll_\‘ vita-m
mun-Hum; vlw in Iuwlul itvmnun‘u All
lvt‘ollin h u iwxip-u uhhli hue liwll
moral upmmmldl ln l :nz-iuu lilitiil nmmll‘.
rmlun'ims l-m'l Moi in dialing "litmull‘
nnll mom who hm. u H, Iln'lm'o ii.
s'nt'ml llwll' élial FHlifl‘nXlH" trillii H
'llll lit Illl'l ! l I‘
"llnpllnmvu: l‘ur lum' )‘um'u l was
lmuhlni «lib Nicosia. Whirl: urn-loud)“
luvmm» “um-w: l hut pizzbi awvuht bud
police in mg viaraat I imp: losing my il|l=
smili- moi int-i lawn: . h min um] wouk
”HIM lml ollvml it my impimhum liltv
llrll. A phwlviuu p: ru-nillt'ml my mom
("oilrbnlplivm .‘iul lw' to hilllellul. l on
nominal hr up: will milk of tho W i“
“Uni-1 iimspln‘ 'Hy' also pron-,vtlilvi‘d
llw Illmwevx l‘mpwuolicm, willvii WM
proton low: M on runniwuinu n! Mm-
mm, on "ljniuyuulw- iz-uml one found
i “no orvlmml in n nuimumplito ”Mi
pllul. ill,» dinniihii umml poi nlhny’ me
in on until i bod ulwl ifrltnmn‘n Allvr‘
nllw. “More 3 lm-i when the modh'lnu
llm-n WWW 1 his! nmhml relief. lildllt
annals wooded, pulp in tlw lm-ooi W“
llurwl, mulch lmutiw lamp, and first!»
ltvrr lull mu owl t mounrhvmi delimit
well. My Mum; llwmm: normal. 1 Mn
it; vnnllvni hr-olih imav moi hill" iW'"
harmonic-tr Mirml but no; you". i strongx
if rv'symimienvl it,“ ,
Inns: Milt“ ’Wns in.
i new Riturflfllnli‘fl s, lrt'fil.,i'liln..lln.
' .lenmu'u ,iliuuilw in v visitor in iron-
rtum. Autumn. m3: ram-i Throat and
Lune “Troubles. mat in ammonia; tbs
fljjuiom. How: not million o soils. millet”
or lmhiiiormlnn drugs, on for hoolile'l
lulllnn M Muir-trim and write to Film“
Imimmlury. Philmlulgmlo. l'iin ’lur his
, have. not in)» m at running «new!!!
,.
«W
i cohort! Pharmacy and Holman-Poo
on comm. scum. 3mm .
a
*,r’fll-, only: agar at
mxuxuxnxm ‘\‘\‘I a
.uxa/ nit/n 'aIr,/A/a- In: lav/aunt
uxu-wnu \‘\‘\‘.\‘\‘\‘\‘
-. MMW. -sm—fl I
-
on the floor to «be swept or picked up
afterward; when she finished cutting
bread, she gathered up the crumbs at
once; it took 'but a moment, andthere
was no danger of their helng brushed
on to the floor. She saved both time
and money when she went shopping
Time Savers of a Busy Woman.
One of the best menus of raviner
time is to cultivate the habit of being
orderly. Every article that is thrown
down hurriedly must "be picked up
sooner or inter and put, in its proper
place; ll‘ lt bud been token care of at
first, it would not hare required the
second bundling. A busy housewife
often $111901” of 'tbe orderly habits
which were taught by her mother, and
although she thought when she was a;
child that it was hard always to have
to remember to hung her hot in the
closet when she crime in from play in
stead of throwing it on the nearest
choir, she rejoii'es now that she was
taught the value of helm,r orderly and
was not ullowtid to he careless in her
use of time any more than she “113
with the clothes she wore, or the mon~
ey she was given to spend. She says
that today the habit has become so
thoroughly rooted that it in fur easier
for her to put away her wraps in
their place when she comes in thun
to throw them down and be constantly
reminded b_\',tho disorderly nppcmu
once of the room thut. fills). must pl'J'k
them up. if for any rcuson she has
not hum: them in illuii‘vplut'o nt tun-o“
upon coming in, silo is sure to do so
ill the first opluzrlunily, so thin she
will nilt burp to think or them npuln.
.gr the child is tuuuht, to pi it up her
pluylhinus instead oi” lenvinl: tlu'iu for
smut: older person to do, it muy he
mode :2 port ol‘ tho ploy so thut it will
not lio n hardship, and [illi'i' the lmleli
fornml will bulb to omit» worn nun-b
rush-r when u' house
lim'ln‘r.
~u ‘wrubiuzz n «:h5ld in to onion; :1
with the exact amount‘ol each article
that she wanted to purchase, so that
she would not buy eitherdoo much
or too little and wuste what was left
over or have to return for more, and
by having a pencil and tablet hanging
oi“ the ul'tii'le
was out of it. there was never any do
lny when slum was ready to do any bolt
ing; and the curpet sweeper wns nov—
Cd put nwuy halt filled with lint and
dust to fall out at the most unexpect-
ed time upon u nicely swept carpet.
Those are but u l’ew'mof oncvbusy
wonmn'u time-savers, but they pmw
bur prurtit'nl method oi sexing work
by not making it.
Humble Parsley Highly Praised.
.\ gastronomic critic, writing in the
Chico/2.0 Post, asks “Why is parsley?"
in reply, the Cleveland l‘lnin inhaler
says:
"Perhaps this motions (me it not
nu'uro ol‘ the delight ol‘ nu uly hx'i'o'l
potatoos covered over with melted hut-
tor and thinly chopped parsley, It be
has not. insured pointot'a in this. puisv
he has missed much that is ilt‘ri in
peptic lore. ii" there worn nothing ohm
lo lw suid in “Phil”. «vl‘ p'ti'~:lor this
niouo would justify its i'ozlliulu'd rul~
iliutiou. llul there :iu.\‘~
thing in the slt'il‘lly mm: 31"»! ’1‘.
shr- bosom.»
lu st‘:1l'lt‘",\
‘h‘h.\‘\‘\‘\‘
l
\
.m,
l
l
l
l
A out not
IiilillP u no
by having it list prepared beforehand Made From Fruit-Can’t Harm
Tender Stomach, Liver
and Bowels
o‘
it your little ouo's tongue is rontnd,
ill the kitchen and writing the name [it is a sure sign the stomach, liver
as soon as she found she loud bowels need it gentle, thorough
cleansing at once, When your child
is cross, peevissh, listless, pole. doesn’t
sleep, out or not naturally; ll‘ breath
is bad, stonmr'h sour, system i'ull ol‘
cold, throat sore. or it“ feverish, givu
u touspooul‘ul of “California Syrup on
li‘igs,” und in u few hours all the clog,”
god up, constipated wuste, sour bile
and undigestetl food will grimly move
out of the bowels, and you how a well,
playful chihl dentin.
Sick Children needn‘t be coaxed to
tulic this harmless “fruit laxative."
Millions of mothers iit‘t‘p it huudy be
im notion on tho
stoniux'h, ll\'L:!' and bowels is prompt
muse they lino.»
plainly on this bottle,
t-wznuyl-fcils hmti
,
l
t‘v'nvggwi',”
und sure. They also know a little i-Ii‘l-
on today aurora n sick child tomorrow.
Ash your drugsint, for u advent bot-
tle oi"~ "California Lsi'i'up Figs,‘
wnhh mutants ‘mhiou,
0f
iiii'ctiiilil;; :oi
t'ililtil'i‘ll 01‘ hit user: and mr grown-up;
(ll;
SCH‘
Report!
that the
inn. lluiiit’, by 'n";i.li‘orum Pit,- Hiram
ll :1] ...- ismivtll
lii'l‘t‘.
..
mini: run; liu’ ibiiiSi'UL,
l« M oldll‘nwnlouul i:"u-y'i l: «_ [H r u-i ‘ 1.1L. lillx' “hil‘ll in not il~lltl'.l.~ 3' 9» I ,
in Soy, “Do not liiziili‘ mm: nth} \‘li zi' inl {17% ini‘li'ly, hy it ~ '5' "‘ "'""i"""“ 5' “‘ “' '\ 'riii‘ill lit“!
” 2:1 "nw ii in il ’ u. n Uni 1‘. .- lllllllilil'~2l or our lililLi‘l'i it”? :4 l 1‘ "W l" pri' 'zli'l‘ New firm
”‘WL >i'i'lihlt‘r hull Quinn to \i-"xill 'i‘lip mow :lpp. ‘I‘Z’Lliil't‘ of p'“"« ' "“ "j ‘ " "““f‘ ii‘iiii libil Vii-in
1 'nM' hula. {numb ill ll‘ ox u i.» lorhm 'i'iil'l'.‘ :...- iii-i : nim ~‘ 1‘ '1 ' “3 ‘~ i" ‘3" ’"L‘ “"1" rnndlu
l, till null? iii” ('V‘m l3;,,x“.'r in" tile-izlu'ik :1 "villi alll‘loll'i’. 1"“ . ‘l'l . ‘ ‘V ' . " " '5"l" “ ('1“'\‘-'.3‘«i'-ii ‘r‘iilll
r i it i" .‘ umll 1‘ mi. N :a 3 ”ml 31:; hi it aim. ii '. "Wt. :- ' ' ‘ l r' ‘L-i'v ”'W‘l-
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|"‘= ‘ Hill! il l‘ i l “ ' ' l-l‘ irlll"l'iii|, iji‘l‘ll li‘i 'i 'l ‘i “'1‘!” i: ”W,
.\ ‘1}: ivl!‘.lkike'l1l\“'ll; 3i“, ‘ y“"'
‘l lwl .l l EH.» ‘ i" plun- 3“' :‘ll' :in thug-hi 1'. f . ‘ t ‘ I”? "V 33
l“ ‘9" " 5‘3“] ‘ . ill ~‘- >1' M4? l-H‘ .; lil‘i", will llxlh‘. . it t l' .l ”ruin
I ("wt l mu», m vi.‘ to u...- Tl'i iiiLtri' in :u." ii '
CONVH‘IT LAC-10R ROAD WORK.
Texas Citizens Hour of the Record Es-
‘ tcbllohcd by Colcuido. ,
{"3le Eli/RUN, 'l‘t'tiu iii-Ill. LIL» illi-
l‘lll \‘a-H MW“ the rum t l '1‘ lm‘ u
uhl labor on wind; rt :16; 3:, ‘l‘ ‘.‘1“-.‘ll.
it ‘3'llil‘l'l‘lll'l! (if lt'illifl :1 Pill/MIN hf
Hili‘.l'.~‘lllll. rilulo Hillii i‘liidiiit.)
t‘hni‘lon’ l’. llill'ltiii nddw wl l':¢- vow
lwl'vniv null mlvrml Mull. lion admiring
lln' l‘vt‘lli'ti Pnln‘lilrinnfl ll} til" :"fztlv Hi"
i'lilt‘llillv‘ Mill :l t'yilv‘iu ni' t'illli’le'tv
niudu rnndn. The title m indurr'i' tho
iiliili'llll‘lll one optimum” .oul it if.
pnwnvd to roll on rurly immtlnu in
illilwriuu oi lliili‘ldili ol‘ ooluplvlt hd or”
lzzllilhnlinnn oi thi- tllulo. 1
Morris Pump, himhlwnl ol’ IhU ”all;
\‘vnlon (‘mnmoi‘t'lhl meipliuo. in ”"l
lniurrlow hold: "Wu bow nll'mldi‘ rm:
m-lvml lollm'u from numr mumnmrlni
lmillmt indnrulnn the plop In out liming
mmvlviu to work on the Hindu oi 'l‘v-ra‘l
nu. nod mum» of tho ormmltutlmm lampg
uluo oxpwmmd u doslrr lo we tho:
rounly thuli‘il'tll uilllml for tho :ulum‘
powwow." ‘ ‘ ”
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of Mrs. August Pnrlhonuy. where the
some this mornlnn.
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