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Heartburn, Bad Breath, Belching of food, Chronic Diarrhea and other Intestinal Derangements, the "Discovery" is a time-proven and most efficient remedy. a The genuine has on ita outside wrapper the HEN the Supreme court of the United Signature sit with full membership provided no un/ I deaths occur during the vacation period Yon can't afford to aeeept a secret nostrum as a substitute for this non-alcololio, War I and provided also that Associate JusI medicine COMPOSITION, not even though the urgent dealer may OP KNOWN thereby make a little bigger profit. tice William H. Moody has so far recovered Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate and invigorate stomach, liver and his health that he can join bowels. Sugar-coated, tiny granules, easy to take as candy. States enters upon its fall term it will and esteem. Some one has said that Constipation German Alcohol Stills. Governor Hughes, while in the main a An authority on alcohol stills says his colleagues on the bench. that there are 20,000 farm stills in Vanishes Forever Governor Charles E. Hughes of New operation on as many farms in Germany. York state will be welcomed to membership The German government permits Prompt Relief--Permanent Core by the individual members of the farmer to produce a certain the court with full hearted pleasure amount of grain or potato .alcohol, the CARTER'S LITTLE conservative, is a man who believes that the laws amount depending upon the size and LIVER PILLS new, should be interpreted in the spirit of 1910 rather (ail. Purely vegetable—act location of the farm, and the annual CARTERS than in the spirit of 1830. The criticism on the CM£rUS£T/C£ surely demand for the product, upon the payment but gently on Judgments rendered on occasion by the Supreme of a reduced revenue tax. Alcohol the liver. court has been to the effect that seemingly some distilled in excess of the quantity OOSTJCEr after^ Stop of the members live in the past, and that objection allowed is subject to the higher rate dinner PILLS LURTOrt has been made to allowing of taxation. Denatured alcohol, however, distress—t cure indi-' aew lights to strike the "laws is not subject to any tax. geation— improve the complexion brighten of the ancients." Girls don't take much interest in the eyes. Small Pill, Small Dose, Snail Price The Supreme court of the pugilism, but they will continue to United States is said to be the GENUINE must bear signature train for the engagement ring. most dignified body in the world. It looks it, but it must WInslow's Soothing Syrnp. Mrs. not be taken for granted that Forchildren teething, softens the gums, reduces Inflammation.allay Dam. cures wind colic. 25c a bottle. these judges, from the veteran Don't throw kisses, my boy deliver Chief Justice Fuller pi Pi Send postal for them in person. down to the youngest man on Pi la Free Package the bench, have not their I 11 fa of Paxtine. times of relaxation when they Better and more economical give full vent to their sense uustjcje: m//re- than liquid antiseptics FOR ALL TOILET USES. III! III for the companies or for the city. In the very first part of the decision the statement was made that the Supreme court had decided that the companies TOILET ANTISEPTIC had a franchise for 100 years. Instantly MST/Cr MZJGrfrtS 7N some of the correspondents sent dispatches, Off/C/AJL f?03Jr3 Gives one a sweet breath clean, white* "The companies win." Two or germ-free teeth—antiseptically clean three correspondents were held in their seats by a mouth and throat—purifies the breath in the doorway of cautionary .word from a veteran who had done tji/er/cs DAY after smoking—dispels all disagreeable their robing room four long service in the Supreme court. He said, "Wait."' perspiration and body odors—much appreciated at an a In a» few minutes, as the reading went on, it by dainty women. A quick their places in the corid remedy for sore eyes and catarrh. became apparent that the court had decided that or an while the companies had a franchise for 100 years A little Paxtine powder dissolved across it two thick a they had practically no rights under it. On the in glass of hot water Guar® silken cords, thus a makes delightful antiseptic solution, strength of the mistake which was made in sending making a passageway possessing extraordinary out some of the first dispatches on that day cleansing, germicidal and healing through which the stocks went up and then when the truth came out power, and absolutely harmless. procession moves. It they tumbled so fast that they hurt their heads. Try Gillette Shaving Try a Sample. a 50c. is the most dignified When the justices led by the clerk and the large box at druggists or by maiL looking proceeding chief justice enter the Supreme courtroom everybody NO STROPPING NO HONING BOSTON,MASS. THE PAXTON TOILET Co., possible and the justices stands. When the judges have taken their look neither to seats the court crier, after the manner of court the right nor the left, criers since the time of the patriarchs, declares KNOW N AJCREUAB LE £INCE 1836 but conscious that that the high and honorable court is in session and •vsci B-ack:TRADEMARK) KNOWN THE WORLD OVER —k there are scores of onlookers, that justice is to be dispensed. Just before taking JU3TJC£- each one their seats the justices bow to the assembled rOU OUGHT TO KNOW ABOUT IT. a It's throng and the throng bows back. When the court county seat In center of Rio Grande Valley and irrigation °v CAPSULES railroad, canals, court house, bank, school, straight ahead in order crier's voice has died away everybody takes his Brick business houses. People needed to build its af humor. Justice John SUPERIOR REMEDY FOREMEN greatresources, rich enough to make you rich. Write ETC.ETC that there may be seat and the proceedings begin. for booklet F, quick. Chapln Townslte Co., Chapln* Tax. M. Harlan, who is seventy-nine ATJDRUGGI SIS -TRIAL BOX BY MAIL 50C. no discrimination in The Supreme court sits in the old senate chamber years old, has a PLANTEN, 93HENRY 51 BROOKLYN,N Y. W. N. U., Minneapolis, No. 28-1910. courtesy between those of the capitol. It is the room where Webster, rare humor and he likes Health and Wealth of the public who are Hayne, Clay, Calhoun and others fought their battles. to give it play. Justice standing on the right The gallery is a tiny affair capable of seating Edward D. White of Louisiana, and those standing on only about thirty people and the wonder Is how who has been pronounced when Webster delivered his great oration in reply the left. It is a perfectly in Colorado by many of the 02/^r/cir MM An impartial bow­ to Hayne there could have been present the great leading lawyers of the crowd of which history tells us. country to have a "judicial mind" not excelled ing proceeding and while it is It was in the Supreme courtroom that the electoral some people also as being awfully funny. in the United States, has hard work at times to commission which decided the Hayes-Tilden Every Monday, as soon as court assem es, Colorado's keep from giving vent to his humorous conception Of coarse you are familiar with the delights of climate contest held its sessions. The fifteen members of things as they appear in court. Such a is the custom to read decisions on cases scenic grandeur pnd it's but do you realize that Eastern Colorado of that commission occupied the seats of the justices proceeding would be dubbed undignified, and so have been considered and on which the court fertile land cheap has millions of acres of which can be bought and it is said that during the progress of the Judge White manages to control his flow of wit is to pass judgment. If the decision of a sr®a This is DOW. hearing the little rodm was crowded literally to case Is expected the courtroom always is crowded when in court, but when the tribunal is not in suffocation and that many people were overcome. Your Opportunity and the members of the bar, newspaper men and session he gives his ""mood full play. It is an historic chamber and it Is one of the places Judge Oliver Wendell Holmes, son of one of others who have been present before on like to which visitors to Washington bend their steps. occasions, look anxiously to see which judge is the most distinguished American scholars and In the membership of the Supreme court there to read the Important decision. If any one of one of its rarest humorists, has a great deal of are two veterans of the Union army and two veterans bij$ profits* This land produces wonderful results and It Is & three or four justices is to read It there is a distinct the fun of his father in him, but self-confessedly of the Confederate army. John Marshall dairy poultry he tries to hold its expression in check on many sense of disappointment, because nobody marvelous and country and high price markets witfr Harlan, who is a Republican, raised the Tenth Kentucky except the reading judge is likely to hear the Dairy cows occasions because it might be said that he was splendid transportation facilities are close at hand. infantry and served in Gen. George H. Thomas' decision. In other words, some of the judges of trying to make Oliver Wendell Holmes the thrive natural grasses on the and are free from many of thetroubles division. He rose to the rank of colonel and the supreme court have such weak voices that second appeal* as Oliver Wendell Holmes the elsewhere. his name was before the senate for confirmation not even the men closest to them can catch what first, and this the present justice modestly holds, Now is the time to see these rich lands along the Rock Island as a brigadier general at a time late in the war to be impossible. they say and everybody must wait until the decision Lines and learn what others are doing. when his father's death compelled him for family Not long ago a lawyer went to the residence can be read before knowing what It means. reasons to retire from the service. of one of the associate justices of the Supreme This inability or perhaps lack of desire on the Very Low Excursion Fares Oliver Wendell Holmes of Boston graduated part of some of the justices to read out loud, is a court, a married man and one who the lawyer from Harvard college in 1861 and at once entered thought was the staidest of the staid. The visitor great trial to the newspaper' correspondents who the Union army. At the battle of Ball's Bluff In had gone to see the justice to get some advice are anxious to telegraph the news of the decision are in effect daily to Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, via Rock October, 1861, Holmes was shot through the at the earliest moment possible. There are other on behalf of a person who he know was a Island Lines, with long return limits. breast and for along time it was believed he could troubles which beset the correspondents as well family friend of the one of whom he was seeking not possibly recover. He did recover, however, Why not combine business and pleasure? Enjoy an outing among: as those which come from the poor enunciation advisory help. and went back to the front, taking part in the and the weak voices of some of the justices. It seems that the man's wife had died, and the Colorado Rockies and investigate the wonderful land opportunities battle of Antietam, where he was shot through thti Legal language Is the hardest kind of language while the husband was a kindly disposed and on the way. Write me today and I will give you interesting literature neck, and again his life was despaired of. Onco for the layman to understand, and the result la most excellent man generally, his father-in-law and tell you how easily you can do it. more he recovered and went to the front, only to that when the decision is read the first part of and mother-in-law insisted on taking the children be wounded again at the battle of Fredericksburg. occasionally makes It seem certain that one side who had been left motherless. The widower L. M. ALLEN has won the case, while the tail end of the decision Justloe Edward Douglass White was born iu did not want to part with his children and may reverse everything and give the case Louisiana and he served through the Civil war iif Passenger Traffic Manager neither did he want to make a fight which the Confederate service. Horace Harmon Lurton, to the other side. would bring the children into public notice and 236 LaSalle Station Chicago, Illinois who was appointed by President Taft to the show that he had had a breach with his wife's There was one striking instance of this in a vacancy caused by the death of Justice Peckham father and mother. great case which was decided three years ago. entered the Confederate service when he was only The lawyer who was calling on the justice The city of Chicago was trying to effect changes KANTLEAK METAL SHINGLES seventeen years old and he served three years. He said, "What would you do if your father-in-law in Its street-car system. The street car companies was with General Buckner at Fort Donelson when and mother-in-law on your wife's death tried to held that their franchise was good for 100 the Confederate commander surrendered to General get your children away from you?" The answer years and that the city could not oust them from Grant. Lurton was Grant's captive and It is came quick and sharp, "I'd tell them to go to the any of their privileges under their franchise. The Cover your "Lid" with Kantleak Metal not at all probable that the northern soldier had case went to the Supreme court and was of tre- devil.' Shingles and keep dry! Best metal shingles anx •jonception that this youthful prisoner was one Now It happened that the justice's wife was, mendous interest to all the cities in the United S on the market. If your dealer does day to be appointed to the Supreme court of the sitting at his elbow and the lawyer at this strong States. Moreover, the speculative interests of United States by a Republican president. expression from the judicial minded one looked the country were awaiting the decision with the not handle them, write to with trepidation at Mrs. Justice, expecting to keenest anxiety and Interest, for If it went one see her overcome with mortification at her husband's way it meant that certain stocks still would be DULUTH CORRUGATING & ROOFING CO. CITY MAN AS A "COME ON." of great value, -and if it went the other way it outbreak. The visitor was relieved and Manufacturers of Metal Shingles. Roofing, Siding, etc. means that they would be worth little. also somewhat surprised when Mrs. Justice said, The average city man thinks the farmer wht DULUTH MINNESOTA "I'd tell them to go to the devil, too." The decision was read in the Supreme court buys a "gold brick" in need of a guardian. Ye1 The household court being thus unanimous, by a judge who had a good voice. Everybody thousands of these same city men have paid foi the lawyer went away and gave advice to his had made up his mind that if the Supreme court "bricks" which any farmer would have known wen client, and the presumption is that within a day decided that the railroad companies had a hundred the commonest kind of brass. There are all sorti or two the father-in-law and mother-in-law went years' franchise they had won the case and of them nicely prepared for city men. that the city had lost. This was regarded as the to the devil. Now it is a scheme to buy fruit land on th« crucial feature of the whole controversy. The justices of the Supreme court put on their Pacific coast. Our city friend is told he can mak This school has been built upon the recommendations of satisfied robes In a room which is across the main corridor The newspaper correspondents from the great $1,000 an acre from the start. A few days ag students, who are now pleasantly and profitably employed all over the ESTABLISHED "United States. Slay we satisfy you? Our free catalog will teU how. of the capitol from the courtroom. In order cities were in attendance at the court when the I found a young man almost on his way to th A THIRD OF 04 S. 3rd Street, Minneapolis, Minnesota to reach the bench they ftre obliged to cross the decision was read and they were ready to bank to draw $800 for such a scheme, says I A CENTURY GROVE A. HUMAN, Secretary corridor and this they do in procession, the clerk dispatch messengers instantly to the telegraph writer in the Metropolitan. He had a guarantj the court leading the way like a pioneer and Selng office with a brief dispatch saying either "The that in fire years he would be drawing $3,000 an AXLE GREASE followed by the chief justice and the associate companies win," or "The city wins." This was nually from his "farm." Iext is some co-operativ justices In order of rank. all that was to be sent out at the first instance, scheme for growing peaches in Texas or orange? for the situation was understood in every newspaper in Florida. You do not work. You simply buj It is on the stroke of twelve, noon, that this is the turning-point to economy office in the country, and a single tip as to stock in the enterprise, pay for it, of course, anj procession takes up its way, and as it is known in wear and tear of wagons. Try which side won wcu'ti be sufficient to release then. sit in the shade and draw your di vidend^ that noon is the hour for the court opening the a box. Every dealer„everywhere long stories of the railroad controversy, and other You sit in the shade—no doubt of that—and th corridor is always filled with people whi want to STANDARD OIL CO. stories already written of what the victory meant dividends draw like the memory of evil dee.ls the judges file by. Just before they appear. (Incorporated)