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vc recommend Folger's Golden Gate Coffee."
"Il is so good we cannot obtain a belter coffee not if we paid $ I a
pound for it.
Everything about Folger's Golden Gate Coffee is perfect, and we sell it
vith the positive guarantee that it will please you.
Wo baudle the best of everything In Groceries as well ns in all other lines.
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Frightened Hippopotamus Nearly
( Drowns Hit Keeper at the
( Zoo In London.
' A hippopotamus Is not tho most de
lightful bathing companion In the
World, especially on a dark night In
a small tank and with a snorting,
floundering hippo as badly scared and
as anxious to get out of the tank as
you would bo. The hippopotamus
keeper at the London Zoo knows all
about It.
One night recently, after the too
Was closed to visitors and all the ani
mals had been bedded down for the
night, the keeper saw his charge
locked up In his sloeplng quarters, a
compartment adjoining the swimming
pool. After the hippo was locked up
attendants cleaaed out the swimming
foot and filled It with fresh water, all
ready for the animal to tumble Into
.when released next morning from tho
sleeping den. Satisfied that every
thing was all right for the night, tho
keeper west out visiting.
Sometime later In the evening a too
watchman heard the hippo making
queer nolaes as If it wanted to get up
and take a bath, so the watchman let
the animal out. It plumped Itself
down In Its bath with a snort of relief
and went to sleep again there with
scarcely more than the tip of Us note
above water.
Still later the hippo keeper returned
and decided to take a plunge In .the
hippo's tank. He stripped and dived
In. Then followed an exciting strug
gle, which took place mostly under
water. First the keeper was on top
of the hippopotamus, trying to get a
footing so that ho could Bcramblo out
of the tank, then the hippopotamus
was on top of the keeper. Each was
terribly frightened of the other. One
dived, the other dived. The keeper
yelled for help and the hippo bel
lowed In fear. Just as several of the
watchmen arrived the keeper man
aged to scramble out more dead than
alive.
DISCORDS THAT MAR LIVES
Not Always Easy, or Possible, to
Blend One's Notions Into a
Perfect Harmony.
Carlylo says that "Bplrltual music
can only come from discords set In
unison." It Is a good thought to keep
In mind, and the moaning of It Is
worth an Intellectual strugglo to got
at. Wo can refer to but one common
circumstance. Here Is a person af
fllcttu with a variety of notions. Out
of all of them there Is no conclusion.
One Is uppermost one day and an
other the next. One has no compass;
no guiding star. One has no compass;
with another, and he finds his life a
round of discords.
There are many of that sort They
only believe some little fact. The
next day that Is forgotten and an
other appears, bringing a new view
and a new purpose with It These are
the discords referred to. They may
e unpleasant or even painful, but no
matter, they are discords, and many
a life persists In keeping them up.
Of course, that Is not the way of the
true life, which is to take all these
discords and blend them Into a har
mony. And how Is that done? Easy enough.
By avoiding our low standpoints, our
Tain opinions, our limited stores of
knowledge, and getting up on a mount
where a strmon was once preached,
and listen to that There the discords
melt Into harmony and become celes
tial music. There Is the point to
which all evolution takes Its way.
umo awie journal.
Callsd the Huff.
I "The only way you can legitimately
keep out undesirable persons from a
hotel Is to raise the price or to assert
that your house Is full," said a hotel
clerk, "but you never know when this
may fall.
"A couple once 'came up to register
whom I sized up at once as the kind
we were particularly anxious not to
take in. 'I am very sorry I said to
the man, 'but the house Is absolutely
filled and the only thing I could offer
you would be a small suite.'
" 'What's thatr demanded the trav
eler, and I explained that It consisted
of a small parlor, bathroom and bath.
'"What's the price?' he asked.
"'Twenty-five dollars a day,' I re
plied. " 'I guess that will be all right' said
the stranger calmly, and he registered.
He bad ro."
Holland's Trade In Flower Bulbs.
The cultivation and exportation of
flower bulbs has been carried oa In
Holland since 17S0, but the trade did
not begin to attain Its present enor
mous proportions until the last twenty
r thirty years of the nineteenth cen
tury. About four million dollars' worth
f bulbs are new exported annually.
The Dutch bulk growers form a gen
eral federation which numbers about
tars tkousaad members. The federa
tion aaallsass a yotr twice a week,
organises sales curias tho season, sub
mits new varieties to a committee of
Sulfas aad lays all trade disputes be
fore a council specially named for the'
purpose. The federation has also or
ganised exhibitions and sent Dutch
produce to foreign shows.
Wonderfully Realistic
The Customer There's something
wrong with these grand opefa records.
There's a orrlble racket la each one
that spalls tho effects of tho music.'
iao uemoastrator Ah, yet. One of
oar latest electa, That's tho ceaver
mUlea la the boxes. Wonderfully real
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Millionaire's Son After Eight Months'
Struggle In Tannery Voluntarily
Returns te His Studies.
This Is the manner In which a
self-made millionaire mot a crisis In
the llfo of his son and heir.
"Young Tom" was In a famous New
England school, preparing for Yale.
He was a good boy and a hustler, but
gymnastics and the school paper ab
sorbed so much of his time and en
thusiasm that he lagged In his studios.
The father went over the school re
ports for several months and remon
strated. The boy replied that he was tired
of school and wanted to go to work.
'lAll right" said tho father, "but take
time to think" it over. Work in this
case means work, and not sitting at
a desk or loafing around the office."
The boy made his choice. The
.father put him in a tannery In which
he had an Interest He became a
member of a gang of men scraping
flesh from hides. He went on the
payroll at $10 a week, the same as
the others, and out of that paid his
board. He labored eight hours a
dsy, for six days a week. He had to
keep up with the others, or be
docked.
He stood It manfully for eight
months; without a kick. Then he
went to his father and owned to his
mistake. "I need more education,
and wnnt to go to school," ho Bald.
"All right" Bald lifa father, "but on
what terms?" . f
"I'll stand nt the head t,ol my,' class."
he answered. .' )ott,v
I have soon his ropprta. In) ever
case ho stood "A." Next yoar he en
tera Yale. . , x ' f
MAN MUST REST '0 WORK
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Laborer W
Efficiency
After Cc
oses
8ays
ctlng Experiments.
Prof. Jules Amar has submitted to
the Academy of Medicine In Paris the
results of his Btuily of tho man ma
chine. Bays the Dietetic and Hygienic
Ga7ette. Ho proceeded upon tho prin
ciple that u mun who cats liberally
ought to recuperate In weight every
twenty-four hours.
If his weight lessens he works to
excess, If his weight Increases ho has
not expended the maximum effort.
Amar found that tho human machine
gives n profit of 25 to 3fi per cent, on
tho expenditure; hut that tho best
artificial machine roturns only 14 per
cent.
It would seem from theso experi
ments that man is indeed superior to
all mechanism; with the very slight
exception that he always wastes ener
gy during the first five minutes of
work before regaining his equilibrium.
It would seem that Monday's hu
man labor Is the most Inferior and
Tuesday's the most superior, owing to
the curious action or Sunday as a rest
day; the Monday lassitude of the
French worklngman Is proverbial.
And It Is found that the workman
who does not rest gradually loses his
energy, and this Is now a subject of
keen Interest among scientists.
Denver Republican.
tarty Christians in New York City.
Tho Methodists of New York city
over a hundred years ago started
their first organized charity. Tho
record of this early venture is pre
served In a volume In the library of
the Methodist Historical society. On
November 12. 1808, at a meeting bold
in the school at Worth and Hudson
streets, the Assistance Society for Re
lieving and Advising Sick and Poor
Persona in the City of New York was
organized. The city was divided Into
districts. At first there were four,
then five and six, till finally the num
ber became seven. These were called
walks. In 1809 the distribution of
food, clothing and fuel began. Cath
arine Graham of 81 Church street, to
whom $1 was given, was the first to
be aided. During the war of 1812 the
society purchased soup tickets from
the Humane noclety at $3 a hundred,
and distributed 80 loads of wood. In
December, 1812, 3,499 "suffering indi
viduals" were helped, and the total
for the first four years was 28,000.
Survey.
Colors Give Us Their Secrets.
The famous blue color given to the
porcelain manufactured at Sevres has
long been believed to be the result of
a secret process, and many legends
exist about It It has, however, been
recently shown that It is a mistake
to suppose that Sevres blue cannot be
produced elsewhere. As a matter of
fact. It Is produced In many French
potteries, where sufficient care Is ta
ken aad where pure oxld of cobalt Is
used. Formerly It was dimcult to
procure this article without impuri
ties, which Injured tho color; bat
oaemlcal science has overcome all tho
disentitles. Tho same Is true of tho
Chinese green known as celadea. It
was Invented In China, but it can bo
perfectly reproduced elsewhere; Har
per's Weekly.
Honestly Answered.
A good reply wss once given by
Miss Mary Moncrleff, aa elderly spin
ster without any pretensions to good
looks, ihe was at a dlaaer party at
Perth aad the late Thomas Duncan,
procurator-fiscal, who was sitting- op
posite her, addressed her:
"Now, Miss Mary, I'll give you a
toast 'Honest men aad bonnlo
lasses!"',
1 can drink that without say
compunction," the old lady replied,
tar It applies to aelthor you aor
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ELY MOTHERS. M Warren II.. Niw York.
Why la ii bakery liko ii meat market?
Old Mother Hubbard
Went to the cupboard
To get her poor dog a bone.
But she was mistaken
For she had ordered some Bacon
of us that morning,
And so the poor dog had none!
Have You Tried Our
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Friday, October 13, 1911
Cbas. Ellis presents bis proteau play
"Thy Neighbor's Wife"
Drama and Vaudeville
Auspices of tie M. W. A.
Popular prices ID, 25, snd 8Co.
Reserved seats at Cook's Drug Store
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largely upon the skill aud taste of the
mnUor of the monumont.
We Execute With Skill
nny memorial design you mny choose,
whether it be from our book of 1,000
designs or from Bti idea of your own.
Wo are at your Hervioo for any monu
mental work you may require.
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