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flN'DIANAPOLIS, IND. Hero is a
1 pretty Ucttld of llah. Tho ofllccs
of tho county clerks In Indiana nro
being filled to overflowing with tho
hends of dead crows, and tho result 1b
not pleasing to the sense of smell, to
say tho least. Cnmo about this way:
At tho last session of tho leglsldturo
the formers of tho state succeeded In
having a law enacted which placed a
bounty of ten cents upon tho head of
every crow. Tho farmers argued that
tho crowB destroyed much of their
crops by eating tho seeds after they
were scattered on tho ground and
were n, nulsanco in general. Every
body thought it would bo a good
schemo to nbollsh the pest by killing
off a largo number of the proline
crows. And so it camo to pass that
tho law was enacted and 'most every
body thought the question was solved
at once and for all time.
But it wasn't. The county clerks
nre the sufferers and complainants
now. Tho farmer boys spend their
Chinese Queues
CHICAGO. Prices of coiffures are
due for a slump nnd "milady of
tho boulevards" may soon be prome
nading down Michigan avenue be
decked in tho very latest of lato Im
ported puffs which but recently form
ed tho most conspicuous part of tho
hirsute adornment of tho Celestials of
South Clark street. "
It may seem strange that tho most
fashionable of Chicago's smart set
will bo able to purchase real "import
ed"' puffs, curls, braids, switches and
rats which wero once tho queues of
Chicago chop Buey waiters and Chin
ese laundrymen, but tho fact remains
Indisputable, for according to the edict
recently passed in China 90 per cent
of all tho Celestials in tho United
States have divorced themselves from
ono of tho most typically distinguish
ing features of the race tho queue.
Following a similar movo in tho
Chinatown of New York, San Francis
co and other cities, tho Chinese' of
Chicago the other day kept tho barbers
busy with tho shears and by night
thero wero few left along South Clark
street who could boast of tho "pig
tails" which wero their pride of other
days. Hip Lung, mayor of Chicago's
Chinatown, and tho leaders of tho
Wife Rifles Pockets! Then Beat Her
5mrdEDciT"
said irwn
JUiTIFIEOI
Ifl SlAMMIn
his wire
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PROVIDENCE, R. I. Judgo C. M.
Leo of tho superior court, in tho
course of a separation suit brought
by Elizabeth T. England against her
husband, John E. England, stated that
a man Is justified in chastising his
spouso if sho rifles his pockets.
The Englands have been married
about five years, nnd recently thero
has been trouble in tho household.
Mr3. England wanted separato sup
port from her husband when Bho came
Into court. Sho told on tho wltnesB
stnnd that they had threo children
and had been living happily enough
until a short tlmo ngo.
Ono night, sho related, Mr. England
arrived at his homo on Warren street
about 3 a. m., and proceeded to curl
up on tho floor. Mrs. England ad
mitted that sho thought he was asleep
and started to go through his pockotB
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Aero Landing and Lake on Roof
NEW YORK. New York within a
year la to have ono of tho most re
markable buildings on earth. It is
designed to replace Madison Squaro
Garden, nnd not tho least of Its fea
tures will bo a landing stage for fly
ing machines. A $2,000,000 structure
is to bo reared on tho sito of the old
Brewster carrlago factory on tho west
side of Broadway between Forty-seventh
and Forty-Eighth streets. It will
bo used mainly for exhibition pur
poses and various trades in tho sport
ing lino.
Tho Broadway project Is backed by
Interests identified with the Schlltz
Browing company of Milwaukee, rep
resented in New York by John Oh
xnels, rcBtauranteur, nnd Oscar
Schmidt. Tho building will bo erected
by tho Atlas Development company,
which In January of last year took a
long leaso on tho Brewster sito from
tho Sutphln estate
Tho now building Is to bo adapted
particularly to tho needs of tho au
tomobllo, motor boat and aviation in
dustries nnd their allied trades. With
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"off rainy days" hunting crows. They
aro bringing thorn to tho county seaU
by hundreds. The hends nio strung
Hko so many bcnilti or pearls, and oft
en tho strings measure four or flv
feet in length. In communities whore;
tho crowfl nro plentiful and thai
seems to be nil over Indiana tho gun
tiers can bag enough crows (n a day
to realize a good compensation for
their work.
Hero is whero tho rub comes in.
Tho county clerk who receives and
pays for tho crow heads must keep
them until his books, stock and offlco
materials aro audited by tho county
commissioners, which 1b onco n year.
Now what Is the county clerk going
to do with tho hundreds nnd hundreds
of crow heads brought to his offlco7
Surely ho cannot put them away in
the safo with other valuables. Neither
can ho throw them away, for in that
event ho would have to stand tho
bounty money fPom his own pocket.
Tho result is that his offlco smells to
high heaven, nnd oven the salo of
marriage licenses has Buffered a
slump.
And that Is the reason the county
clerks of Indiana have signed a round
robin nnd forwarded it to Governor
Marshall, praying him to offer a solu
tion, or at least appoint a commission
for that end.
iiiitti&-0it0iam
for Milady's Wig
famous Moy family, Moy Tong Geo
and Moy Tong Hoy, all bowed with
good grace before tho power of tho
scissors.
Tho hnlr is being shipped by tho
Chinese to London where largo Eng
lish hair dealers will convert it into
coiffures of tho latest fashions and
of various shades, and then ship "real
imported" puffs back to American soil.
The money which tho Chinese in
this country will receive for tho hair
is to bo sent back to China.
Some time ago an edict was passed
to the effect that all citizens or for
mer citizens of China might cut off
their queues or retain them as they
saw fit. It was formerly one of tho
strictest laws of tho country that
every citizen must wear a queue, and
those without them wero not allowed
to return to the empire on pain of
sevcro punishment.
In search of n watch and ring which
she claimed belong to her. Hut Mr.
England woko up and gavo her a slap
in the face.
Sho tried to go through his pockets
again and testified that ho gavo her
a kick in tho back. Under cross-examination
Mrs. England told that sho
had struck her husband with a shoe.
After listening to considerable of
this testimony, Judgo Leo stated in
his opinion this couplo ought to bo
brought together and become recon
ciled. Ho brought out tho fact that
tho woman only wanted separato sup
port and probnbly would becomo
reconciled to her husband somo time,
and thought the proscnt a good tlmo.
Judgo Leo conferred with Lawyer
Thomas F. Cooney, who represented
Mrs. England, nnd Lawyer Arthur
dishing, representing Mr. England,
and they agreed to do what they could
to effect a reconciliation.
"But you must tell your client," ad
monished Judge Lee, vith a smile, in
nddrcsslng Lawyer Coonoy, "that sho
must not go through her husband's
pockets again. A man is justified In
slapping his wife if sho goes through
h'lB pockets."
this end in view, certain unusual
structural features have been planned,
such as a starting and landing track
on tho roof for flying machines, a
lake CO by 125 feet, also on tho roof,
for tho display of motor boats, and an
enormous freight and passenger ele
vator, 25 by 52, capable of carrying an
aeroplane, a 60-foot motor boat or
about 400 persons at ono trip.
Tho basement, which will havo a
very high ceiling, will contain a res
taurant seating 6,000 or 7,000 persons
and run on tho plan of tho famous
rathskellers of Berlin and Munich,
Tho roof will bo used as an open air
garden In the summer. Tho lake is to
bo utilized as a skating rink in th
winter.
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LIKE THEAPOSTLES
Johnson Fisher of Men and Fish
er of the Sea.
6upplement8 Meager Salary as Pastor
by Toll on Waters With Fisher
men .Tolls Every Work Day
nnd Preaches on Sunday.
Rockland, Me. Tho wind had
Veered around to the northeast and a
sudden snow ilurrv offered tho pro
moultory symptoms of an approaching
blizzard. Tho outer harbor In nn In
stant was blotted from view and tho
dull booming of tho breakwater fog
ilgnnl told mariners that thero was
danger abroad.
Out of tho gathering darkness thero
suddenly emerged a power bont well
known to tho hnbltucs of tho water
front.
"Thero comes the parson 1" ex
claimed n longshoreman.
"Ay, it takes moro than n nor-caster
to keep him in port," said another.
Eventually the newcomer reached
an anchorage. "Crustucean," read tho
namo on tho bow. A man of medium
build, clad In nn oil coat covered with
frozen sleet, sprang nimbly up tho lad
der, with a hearty hnmlclasp and
cheery smllo for nil. "A bit nasty out
Bide," WttB his only comment.
"That's Johnson," explained n by
stander. "Ilov. Fred N. Johnson of
Swans Island, n flehcr of men nnd a
fisher of tho sen." Swan's Island is
about 25 mllcB southeast of Cnstlno.
It is in Hancock county, is about flvo
miles long by 2V4 miles wide, nnd tho
pcoplo living there nro largely en
gaged In fishing.
Rev. Frederick Norton Johnson had
no objection to telling tho modest
story of how ho supplements a mea
ger pulpit salary In a small Island
community with tho frultB of the sea,
tolling every weekday Hko his broth
ers, and on the seventh carrying splr-
Rev. Fred N. Johnson.
Hutu greetings to thoso who caro to
hear tho Gospel preached.
Born at Machlasport, almost within
6lght of tho "jumping off place," aB
tho downeastcr expresses it, ho has
Just turned forty-five. Ho Is a son of
Abram N. and Emily S. (Bryant)
Johnson. H1b father was a sea cap
tain in tho coastwise trade.
When Fred was four years old hlB
father gavo up seafaring nnd moved
to Vinalhaven. From Vlnalhavcn tho
family moved to Houlton, whoro tho
lad had two years of schooling and
thenco to Calais. In Mllltown, ncrosB
tho border, ho went to work nt sev
enteen ne loomflxcr in a cotton mill.
ThlB Job ho gavo up bIx years later
bocauBo of ill health.
Back to Vinalhaven ho went, firmer
than over In the conviction that thero
was another field for him tho minis
try. A theological education, so far as
It related to school or college, was
quite out of tho question, but tho
young mnn's will wns indomitable
and ho -went steadfastly at work on
the task of gaining self-education for
tho ministry. Ho was ordained at
Rockport, where, almost unaided, he
organized an Advcntlst church.
For n third timo Rev. M. Johnson
moved to Vlnalhavcn, this tlmo as
pastor of the Adventlst church.
Returning to Maine, ho was pastor
two ycarB at Brldgton, resigning
against many protests to Btay and
declining two calls which tho church
extended to him after ho had left
town. Mr, Johnson has held his pres
ent pastorate at Swans Island ten
years.
For two years after going to
Swans iBland ho engaged in lobster
fishing and subsequently became
Btato agent for a concern dealing Jn
gas engines and supplies. Still there
remained time on his hands which he
was unwilling to sacrifice to idleness,
and ho took up tho task of boat build
Inc.
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ill
ELEVEN YEAR3 OF HEALTH.
Kidney Trouble Never Returned.
Mrs. Everett Grlfllth, 2815 13. Indi
ana Ave, EvatiHvlIlo, hid., says: "I
was certainly In bad tthnpa from kid
ney dlseaso and It Is really a wonder
that I am alive today.
Tho kidney ncrrctlonB
passed Irregulnrly and
wero abnormally
thick; I had bad spells
with my head and at
times could hardly
stand. My left limb
below tho kneo be-
fff3Nm$h r vnmo FO ""-'"' bwoI-
'jrt fWA'l r Inn t licit I linr-ntt in
treat myself fur drop
sy and my back was so tuiro nnd lamo
I could not rnlfo tny anna nbnvo my
head. I was llnnlly Induced to tnko
Moan's Kidney Pills and In six weeks
I was well. My euro was mndo In
1S!H and 1 luivo enjoyed excellent
health ever since."
Remember tho nnmr-Moan's.
For salo by all denlers HO cents n
box. Fostcr-Mllburn Co, Buffalo, N.Y.
SURE SIGN.
Mrs. Wiggins Our daughter Mary's
In love.
Mr. WlgglnB How do you know?
Mrs. Wiggins Sho rcferB to twi
light as tho gloaming.
CURED ITCHING AND BURNING
"I wns taken with tho itch In April,
1904, and used most everything. 1
had a friend pay mo a visit from
Cumberland, nnd sho advised mo to
ubo Cutlcura Remedies which I did.
Tho euro was certainly quick, nnd I
ubo them to this day. I had It terri
bly under my knees. I only used ono
box of pills, but two boxes of Cutl
cura Ointment, nnd I uso tho Cutl
cura Soap all tho time. T hopo this
will benefit others, as It linn me, after
Dr. ' and otliers could do noth
ing for me." (Signed) Miss Lu John
son, 1523 Ninth St., N. W., Wash
ington, D. C, April 3, 1910.
In a later letter Miss Johnson ndds:
"Tho trouble began with an eruption
under my knees, nnd extended up
wards toward my waist, until 1 wan
not nblo to Bit down. It kept n con
stant itching nnd burning all the time,
night and day. I went to my doctor,
but ho could do mo no good after I
do not know how mnny medicines ho
gavo me, and then told me I would
bo compelled to go to n skin special
ist, which I positively refused to do. I
cried all tho tlmo. Finally I mado
up my mind to try Cutlcura Rem
edies, ond tried Cutlcura Pills, Oint
ment and Soap, and wob entlroly
cured of tho Itching threo days after
I Btartcd using them. Tho healing
took about eight days. I consider
Cutlcura Remedies marvelous, and
would recommend them everywhere."
Cutlcura Remedies aro Bold through
out tho world. Send to Potter Drug
& Chem. Corp., Boston, for freo book
on skin afflictions.
At All Hours.
"Professor, what do you consider
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world?"
"Tho brnln of a centipede; it 1b In
flnlteslmnlly Bmall, yet it has perfect
control over tho crcaturo'B entiro sys
tem of legs nnd feet."
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infanta and children, and sco that it
Bears tho
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Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria
Don't mind being laughed at; somo
day you may Bplash mud on tho laugh
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The herb laxative, Garfield Tea, prompt
ly overcomes constipation, bi!ioufnes,
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Peoplo who say Just what they think
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There Is no senso In Blvlnp It a pill or
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Hushing of tho bowels to bo always rec
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ing relieves fatigue and Just hits tho
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As to Its whoIesomenesR write to
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Who She Was.
"Well," lnughed Squlggles, "some
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"Well, why shouldn't hho be?" re
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"By marriage?"
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Sure Thlnnl
Hubby (with newspaper) Well,
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Mrs. Votington Of course, not! It
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all women. Boston Trnnscrlpt.
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try It for both hot and cold starching,
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return it nnd your grocer will give
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And You Must Pay.
"Experience Is tho best teacher,"
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"Yes, but her charges aro mighty
high," added the Simple Mug.
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Mrs. WimilowVi Boottilnu flyrup for Children
If cUUni, KnftniH tlir friinis, rrtlucrn In Hum mil
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Tho right kind of a decision today
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the blood puro nnd tones up tho system.
Many a man succeeds because he's
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Lewis' Smcle Hinder, extra quality to
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Don't lot your money burn a holo
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your family beforo you buy It send your
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For tho frco samplo address Dr. W H.
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ThatTired Feeling
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W. N. U.. LINCOLN, NO. 21-1911.
Backache
Is only one of many symptoms which some women en
dure through weakness or displacement of the womanly
organs. Mrs. Lizzie White of Memphis, Tenn., wroto
Dr. K. V. Pierce, as follows t
"At times I was hardly able to bo on ray feet
I believes I bad every pain and actio a woman
could have. Had a very bad case. Internal
organs were very much diseased and my buck
wns very weak. I suffered a great deal with
nervous lieadnohcs, In fact, I suffered all over.
This was my condition when I wrote to you for
advice. After taking your 'Favorite Prescrip
tion for about three months can say that my
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Shipping Fovcr
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Splendid Crops
In Saskatchewan (Western Canada')
800 Dunhols from 20 aoroei
ol wlicut was the tnreaher a
return from a Lloyd
I minster farm in the
teuton of 1910. Many
iltltlt In thHtiitwellKD
I other dlttrlcts yield
ed from 25 to 35 bu-
thels olwhrnt to the
acre. Other crulrm In
proportion.
LARGE PROFITS
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HOME SI KA1). LAN US
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Till .-irnlli'iil klitjfflna cntMfc
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rilntrlrtai 1IW ni'r r-enil-Hunt
l ttll.OD MTtu rn with
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mid liullilliig iiiiitcrlul
plentiful. IV
l-nr iHittlrulnrft ox to lontlnn.
Inn K'lilrri-' lullwa? rntra and
di-rrlitlvt llltiMratrd lanirblM.
"1jH lli-M WrM," nnd ollirr In
liiriuiit Ion. rlir U) Hup'tnf lininl
Linitlcin, (ittnwn, I'linoiln. or to
t'unudlun Uimrnicmi A genu
W. V. DENNETT
Room 4 Bn Blrfc Omitii, Rib.
I'lm.o write to ttie nernt nr rmt you
Ths Pleasure of Llrlmrln thoConntrr
Umall Town Is Greatly Knhanced br a few
City Conveniences, tho Most Neceisurjr
and Comfort Olving- of which Is a Satis
factory Gas Supply,
Ga to Lijfit with.
Gaa to Cook with.
Cat for Laundry purpotet.
Gat to baat water for tho bath and
other utot.
Gat to operate est anclna for
pumping and other purpotaa.
You can havo all.'theso con
veniences cheaply and
automatically D7 in
stalling the
will not Inertait your Imartaet
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nnnorr MATINS a LIGHTING CO.
4SS r.M Slrail, Ottrm, UM.
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640 ACRES
In Wn!iltiirton County, Kansas, must be void to
elute nn t-Htute. Kine opportunity for practical
farmer with eijulpincnt unll,n0Uorf5,00Ucnsh.
Allundei'cultlvatloii, Alfalfa lanil. Corn.wbeat,
ontn, cane, growing thin nciihun, meadow and
tiaxiure, orchard, necr falling Nprlng. two
hoiiNCM, etc. Will sell entire or tn U section
tracts. - Detail Information on request. Add.
L. P. ALLEN, GroonAeld, 111.
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