AN OVATION SELDOM EQUALED The Mighty Traveler Goes Buoyantly Through a Long the Sturdy Reliability of Its Steam Car From Theodore Roosevelt and abgone absence, ¢ After fifteen months’ Roosevelt disembarked from the ing, June 18, at 11 a. m newspaper correspondents to be interviewed or to talk on tions showed the same virile If the welcome tendered by criterion upon which to base a cordant note in the immense receptic crowd which cheered at every glimpse The incidents of the day in New Kal polit ioterest “retur Party in White Steamer, xactly Theodore Worn. large group of in Auguste Victoria, Saturday as heretofore, yf GuUEes- in © mn may be considered n from Elba,” : yo-parade, nor in the 3» and hung on his very word. York were many, but perhaps none bet. a there was no dis- wildly clamorous horses and carriages for the swifter moment the Roosevelt family and whisked away in White Steamers to 433 Fifth avenue. A little later, Fifty-uinth street and Fifth avenue, when he, Cornelius Vanderbilt and After luncheon at Mr. Robinso Colonel Roosevelt, again entered the home at Oyster Bay. The supremacy of Steamers, and a in a White Gasoline Truck to a clambd the New York Athletic Club. It is the Al bes § 1 the duce the t eat ingland wich time receives Responsibilities Of Parents, The old-fashioned mother and the old-fashioned father have become al- most obsolete in the large cities Modern mothers and fathers have ceased to take their responsibility seriously. During the early days of the child's life the task ly shifted to the schools. The edu- cation of children, consequently, has become more automatic, and. nat- urally, lacks the Individual touch of refinement and breeding that can be obtained only in the home. Few schools teach kindliness, gen. tleness, courtesy, or unselfishness Such qualities can be thorouglhy in- culcated only in the home. It is by the father making a chum of his boy and the mother a friend of her girl that the miracle of a gracious character can be wrought If fath- ers would make confidants sons, and mothers confidants of their daughters, teaching them to share adversity or prosperity like partners, there would be less dissatisfaction and less extravagance among the growing generation By unselfish- ness they would teach unselfishness: by kindliness, they would teach kind. And the world would be Washington Post. courtesy. the gainer an the discarding of and more iles,. The immediate landed, they were the home of Mr. Douglax Robinson at the corner of again showed his cars in particular, from their automot rel Colonel Roosevelt White I Collector Loeb transferred re in waiting for them. n's house, the entire inclading driven to Long ex-President’s fn * party, White cars and were irch in the White Ron taken ravers Island clubhouse of Riders were a Iga ake at the aching French manou- to be made value of dogs as carriers. 16 Appr YOrs a severe of the feat is Mra. Winslow's Soothing Syenp for Children teathing softens the gnma, reduces inflamma. tion, aliays palin cures wind solis 28¢ a bottis Choosing One's Work, This matter of choosing one's life | work of the severest tasks a person has to meet Many men do not find their e-heres of greatest usefulness until middle age, while others never find them Education ought to help one to find his true sphere. The great difficulty with so many young people is they show an adaptability to too many things: they become what their fellows or instrus. tors call versatile. The versatile man is the worst handicapped man. He can do a dozen things fair. ly well and he spends his time be- tween them, scattering his fire, In- stead of concentrating on one object, a single purpose and tthat in the aggregate better he could do each of the eleven man who, with a bent for music, can play half a dozen instruments, tis mot nearly likely to play as well as the man who becomes expert in the use of that one The versatile man is seldom more than an amateur, being kept out of the professional {class simply because he has never is one sometimes than The A Package Mailed Free on Request of MUNYON’S PAW-PAWPILLS Liver Pills known and a positive and speedy cure for Constipation, Indigestion, Blliousness, Sour Stom- ach, Headache, and all ailments arising from a disordered stomach or sluggish liver. They contain in trated form all the Paw tonic and are made from the Juice of the Paw-Paw fruit. I un- hesitatingly recommend these pills as ever compounded, Bend us postal or letter, requesting a free package of Munyon’'s Celebrated Paw-Paw Laxa- tive Pills, and we will mall same free of charge. MUNYON'S HOMORO- PATHIC HOME REMEDY CO., 63d and Jefferson Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. {learned to concentrate his full pow- ers on the one thing, Young men et —————er sas mest. a § | pitfalls. The only talent that | accomplishes anything worth while is | that trained alon | fixed line.—Omaha When To Kiss The Cook. i "Rita"-—s0 Mrs. Desmond | phries, the English novelist is ecall- od-—was condemning in New York i the frequency of divorce in Amenica, “You Americans,” she said, “don’t | Beem to possess the secret ness, Perhaps you might , Fecontly, “A friend of his, after at his home, said: " "Excuse me, Will, but how do you manage on your small salary, have such well-cooked and delicious i meals?’ “ ‘The secret is simple, Will re- plied, ‘Every day 1 kiss the cook and do all 1 can to please her and i make her hapoy.' I" ‘But doesn't your wife object?’ | the other asked. ! " ‘Dear, no! she's the cook,’ was J the reply.” Washington Star, COMMERCIAL Weekly Review of Trade and Market Reports. Bradstreets's says: “Trade and crop reports are still irregular, but weather conditions fav. or final distribution, and except in a few sections, as, for instance, the Northwest and parts of the South, the crops have mada satisfactory progress in thc direction of large yields Hot summer weather has sonable goods, though demand is stil] reported below earlier anticipations. Jobbing trade for fall’ is ing in the Southwest, while in the Northwest, "Business fallures in the United States for the week ended with June 40 were 196, against 187 last week, «13 In the like of 18409, 238 in 1908, 1 in and 134 {a 1606 a’ heat, f being week 36 1907 including flour, irom the United States and the week ended June 20 1,681,177 bushels 045 last week and 1, yea For the 52 + (3 exports Canada aggre against 1.,- 110,849 this Weeks for Bille 105 week last are 143 net 166,567.87 I i fod the against i 1909 exports -,- 401 bushel i, Aga the corres; Corn exports for 1 Weil are G4 Dushels 48 K27 week and Wen le ©1 8 are Wholesale Marke New York, we Whi NO) } red, 107¢ «3S, ne: Philadelphia, — WW} lower, contract gi Baltimore, WW was 100% 11 Vv e#tern id July 6 Oats — We as to weight 4% @ 45%; No. 2, 44% 431% Hay—We quote. per ton: Timothy No, 1, $2250@22; No. 2. $21.50 p22; No, 3, ! Clover Mix- Choice, $21.50@ 22: No 1. $21 21.50; No 2. @20, Clover—— No. 1, $16@16;: No. 2. $12@ 14. Meadow grass and packing hay, $10 Butter fancy, good, 25@ 27: prints, 296 30, The market {is Jobbing prices, No, 4, nominal; " -, No 7 od 1 2 We quote. per Ibh.: RY @ 29; Cream- choles, 27% imitation, 21 og steady. guoteé per Ib, 18 YW @ 17 Eggs-—Under moderate receipts and constant demand for choice frosh eggs, the market rules steady, We quote, per dozen, loss off: Maryland, Pennsylania and nearby, firsts, 20%; Western firsts, 201% Live Poultry—Attractive spring chickens are Mn active demand and the market is firm. Old hens firmer, Ready sale for large, fat spring ducks. Old ducks quiet. We quote; Old hens, heavy, per Ib. small to medium, 16: old do, 10@ 11: spring, 1% Iba. and over, do., 25@ 26: do., small to medium, do., 22@23. Ducks Largs, per 1b, @14c.; small, do., 12: muscovy aad ruongrel, do., 12 @13; spring, 3 Ibs. and over, do., 18, 6¢.;: do. ” o- Live »tock. Chicago.~~Cattlo-Steers, $6.25 @ 8.50; cows, $4.2561 6: heifers, $4 @ 6.60; bulls, $3.50@ 5.75; calves, $3 D 4.15; stockers and feeders, $40 B50 Hogs-—Heavy, $9.15 9.20: buteh. $0.20@9.25: mixed, $90.256 9.30; light, $0.20 9.40: packing, $8.50@ 9.10; pigs, $9.26@9.70; bulk of sales, $95.104 9.25, Kansas City, Mo. ~Cattlo- Market for steers 10c. higher: Cows strong; dressed beef and export steers, $6.15 @R.25; fair to good. $606.65; Western steers, $4 @ 8; stockers and feeders, $3@ 5.75; Bouthern steers, $3.90@6.25; Southern tows, $2.50 @4.10; native cows, 82.5005: na- tive heifers, $3.75@ 7.25: bulls. $3.50@ 4.50; calves, $4@ 7.75. Hogs-—Top, $9.05; @9.25; heavy, $9.05@9.15 {packer and butchers’, $0.1669.2 light, 39.15@9.30; Digs, $8.50 Got His Foot In It, “What made you so late?” “I met Jinx.” “Well, that's no reason why von to supper.” “I know, but 1 asked him how he was feeling and the fool insisted on telling me."—Houston Post, One hundred acres of orchard land in the Hood River Valley of Oregon is reported to have been sold for $105,000, Thirty-five acres of it is in bearing trees, the remainder in younger trees. 'A Burning Eruption Covercd Her From Head to Feet, “Four years ago I suffered severely with a terrible eczema, being a mass of sores from head to feet and for six weeks confined to my Hed. During that time I suffered continual torture from itching and burning. After be. ing given up by my doctor | was ad- vised to try Cuticura Remedies. Af- ter the first bath with Cutieura Soap and application of Cutleura Olntment I enjoyed the first good sleep during my entire illness I also used Cutl- cura Resolvent and the treatment was continued for about three wecks At the end of that time | was alile to be about house, entirely cured. and have felt no {ll effects would advise any person form of skin trouble to try cura did for me 1112 Apr. 11, the since, | suffering f Remedies, I know w» Edward Watertow: HE Mrs ' . Salina St, T 1909 Take a Foot-Bath To-nizht After 4 ng one or t Allens Tabs (Ant For COLDS and Gap, Rick's APUDINE is Melleves the got the test remedy & and fever 1 Cu reg rem re . C's 3 4 Ba nediately . Som Uires Drifting. tent day, ful = plish anyth! ed by th their lives happi prefer yimes no hint f dreams hs ine realized dres trying make them pass, and imagine themselves happy building castles in the air Charles- ton News and Courier ness o irean yea out to COM New Opportunities, opposed to social sort!” said distinc the em- “I am tions of every phatic woman “But,” protested Mme. Crossiots, “A line must be drawn Suppose you succeeded in getting a good cook You couldn't keep her a week if you introduced her to your friends.’ Washington Star i : i : i Interest womes to life when the body feels the delicious glow of (health, vigor and energy. That Certain Sense of vigor in the brain and easy poise of the nerves comes ‘when the improper foods arc cut out and predigested (take their place If it has taken“you years o run down don’t expect one othful of this great food bring you back (for it is ot a stimulant but a Te rebuilder.) aren days tial shows such big results. that, one sticks to it¥ There's a Reason” Get” the little book, 4! ‘The) ond sto _Wellville,” in pkgs. | A ———— M L CO. LTD BOSTUM CEREAL 00-, ' Felicity Of The Afllicted, somewhat deaf, succeeded after much maneuvering in getting them to “Oh, w-we g-g-got ly,” he stammered., “I c<-couldn't t-t-talk, and s-é-she c-c-couldn't bh-h-hear me.” --Lippincott's, His Hand Covered Both, Daubs-——-Why didn't you ery help when you saw the burglar? Dabs—1 couldn't; he held band over my heart. Daubs-——But that you from hollering, Dubs Yes, it did; my heart in my mouth.-—-Chicago News. for his’ didn’t prevent wes Probably Not. “1 see Edison is going to invent i i she will chew Hous‘on Post, “Do you suppose for, after all, a man can be no stro tude of diseases. Liver Laziness by taking You can’t afford ery,” having rere id kitchen was so right stove you your health, | J : 3 I Anes hots « range, 2 GU CaN Nave a '% AY Ww a L Cautionary Note © De sure ¥ Ertl this stove new hat the name. plate ads "New Perfection 2 end 3 burners de your y bear it. With the a better hostess. Save drudgery of a coal 1 aie “ ae © fw QIv RE LN away with Why should you be a coal range when you Oil LS e does cooking. slave to a be put out instantly, leaves doesn’t beat the kitchen, of these #1 : Nes g Company ¥ A FLAVOUR tat is send the sume as revel or vanilla. By d 3 rantiated suger in walar and adding tade and a err for sa Flog Cioscest Miz. ©9.. Seats, Northhamptos of spend $150,000 ea in their war with potato Constipation csuses and rates many diseases i cured by Dr. Pierce's Peliets roated granules. SCTIOUSIY agra. i of Liberia eat nulls raw, especially when on irips, to relieve hunger and They cost a cent apiece. cola long thirst The natives H,. A, Gueex's Sows, of Atlanta, Ga, are the only successful Dropsy Specialists in the worid, See their lHberal offer in advertise. ment in another column of this paper, Each street-cleaning wagon in Lon- don has one driver and each of whom receives $1.12 a 66 hours constituting a week. For Red, Itching Eyelids, Cysts, Styes, Falling Eyelashes and All Eves That Need Care, Try Murine Eye Salve. Aseptic Tubes, Trial Size, 25¢. Ask Your Druggist or Write Murine Eve Remedy Co., Chicago day, Dorchester, Mass., is celebrating Its two hundred and eightieth anni- versary and Marlboro its two hun- dred and £ eth, o cocam’ “tion merchants, in Louisville, We fursish shippers, Write for pire el, Beal liened Levisville, Ky. better for you than Reference: any Wool Free to oor XK. SABEL & S0NS im 108, Address W. H. WILLS, ATOY-AT-LAW, . 31d 1nd. Ave, - . . Washicgion, D. C. 2 YEARS PRACTICE I CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON BODKS, and got. the Pooks you want Worl supplied at Lowest Price. Prosapt, see sonal attention. A. RB NORTHRUP, lows 401, Ne, 300 Fifth Avenue, New York City. EBLa in AXLES XE XaXa®s, LESRATED AN ann HEM : » RUKL gol AN MATING, WA LLAABLLE. AT YOLK DRUGGIET. Men sos A unGs on rage weigh more -Hicke' CAPU DINE Whether from Colds, Hest, Stomach or us Troubles. Capudine will relieve FOU quid -~pleasant © take— acts Immedie i, le. Ze and SOc. as drug The camel is in goneral use as a carrier in South Austrailia. B. 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