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Net intents 15 Fluid Praohnj ALTo?ot:3^'^'':N[ AVe^elflbk; Preparation IbrAJ sinulat?niiU?crooabyMuta Un<i theSuwachs and lkwvl^ Thcrcty Promoting Digestion i ^hfcrfulncns/UKlRvslConLiins I neither Opium, Morphine nor j Mineral. Wot Nahcjotic I T afMnt.MlU/ffWR PuMptin SttU \ AL\ Arn.nl Mh/hU, Xattt Am/ j* ,1W /'rfjaniULit Jf/cHfimntg SdJU h'urm Mm/ i /unflfUXnyar hfotnyrtM /h>or A helpful Remedy for Constipation and Diarrhoea. I and I'cvcrlshness and j loss OK SLKBP' fpsulting IhertTrotn inlnfancy ! 1 nc-Similc Sitjiuiturv of I C&srftfte&tf I T/ie Centaur Company, i NEWVQHK. GASTORIA For Infanta and Chi Irl re'1 Mothers Know ffe Genuine Castoaia Always Bear In Use For Over Thirty Years TM? OINTAUN commn*. niw vow K C" Exui.1 Copy of Wrapper. Ho \Yci? Cull ell 1 >?? \v it . I t appears that <itir < 'iiiiKrossitiHu i k "Seaboard J ?* II ** ) Stevenson ('<?!?? -ft-resvnia n Muddeii of Illinois I U'llo ill t rod need n 1?i0 in tli?' Iloiwfr last week to do away with si*|tarnt?' . fNuU'lios, etc., on tin- railroad* for white ami Mack) wli'Tv In* could '"K'd ??IT". lie stated to t lie lloii<.?? of I v< |n?'*cii ta t i ves that the South -had newer heen guilty of any -uch ireatnioiit to ' the liojcru as had heen iiecordiil tlienl 1>y the, cit i'/.eii<hip of Illinois p"ecti tlv wlion they shot the nejtro tr ' t i ii n nn<l coiiiinu, whether guilty or not jinilty <A any vvroim, in the re cent i tic.* i i?*th in (hut State; that he Hindi* i!<< d-nJal that till* people' of the Sniilli (.ink m ue^ro ot'i! when oiic K?t > l>ea*<tly ah U? commit an iiiinicui ion :'hlc criim* .himT kwiihk1 hinr to ' n tide '..Mpli pole or ?*ouvenient limb, l>nt that ' e people of the South knew the nemo nml the negro kurw them, ami they" got along '>11 light outside of this olio l>iii'ti<'uln r thing. M addon's hill was voted5 <h?\vn overwhelming majority.. ? Kiu'k Mill Record. After a courtship of .'15 years during wliifh period there never was a 'puirrel, I ' U Wanner and Miss Mattie Hides, hot ti of Middh'town, Pa. have been mar ' ? ried The groom has been culled the "champion wooer" of the county. Wag in r began courting Mis* Side* when lv wa- Is vein- old ami *he tw'a> attend ing high si lion!. He i- now years old. The bride'* mother reoentl.v died 'at the ;?!{<? oi 7"? years, ami it is said she would n e v r allow her daughter to be away ' fvom home over night I'll > yoii.r t'hristmas Red Cross Seals and lu'lp -tamp ??lit tuberculosis in Kor -haw County. 1 WHAT IS YOUR HEALTH WORTH ? A dollar spent in the correct remedy at the proper time may wave you years of suffering and adversity. If it is not sulHciently serious for you to call in a phy sician, just remember that we have practically every Reliable remedy on the market. Spend a dime and^ save a dollar. W. Rob in Zemp's Drug Store Telephone 30. I We Are Agents .... for **? INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO. KM ERSON-BRANTINGH AM IMPLEMENT CO. I'llATTANOOCA PLO\Vs P. AND O. PLOWS* OLIVER PLOWS PIEDMONT WAGONS TAYLOR CANNADV RU( Hi IKS EMERSON RRANTINGHAM BUGGIES WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF REPAIRS FOR THE A HOVE. COME IN ANI) SEE US. ' Springs & Shannon The Store That Carries The StocU. imlMImwms? Th6 Hofburg Palace. VIENNA la reduced by the peace treaty to the capital of a hid all, weak nation, hut It retains the many features, that Id years past have proved attractive to tourists. Not the least of these are its imperial playhouses and palaces. Occupying a full square block on the famous Hlngstrasso In Vienna stands the Imperial opera house. Two bronze figures, symbolic of music, adorn the left an,d right wings of the building. These and the ornamental candelabrae at the entrance were designed by Fritz ZenltsCh. The opera house, erected In 1801*09, Is four storied high, with five front en trance* and six side ones, built en tirely of white stone. It Is of Vene tian style, principally of the Renais sance period, with a mixture of French architecture of the same time. Directly on the main avenue is a balcony above the entrance over which are live arches, each having a statue of a renowned musician. At the ex treme skies, slightly higher, are two Imposing bronze figures seated upon horses. ? Scenes depicted from "The Magic Fluty" form frescoes in the loggia. The foyer Is resplendent In a color scheme of red and gold. Many heavy bronze doors lead into the foyer, some being draped with red plush curtains. An old marble mantelpiece stands at one en<l, with a carved and gilded grating. The celling is ornamented by rare paintings; at the sides are busts of composers'. The walls are e,nrlched with wreaths ol" flowers and fruit chis eled In stone, making a decidedly bril liant showing against a black marble background. The . auditorium, one of the finest anywhere abroad, was finished by Jllttcrllch, while the drop curtain used In gny operas was painted by Lauf berger, that for tragic purposes, being designed by Ilahf. ' The Imperial box is located in the center, with a seating Capacity of two dozen persons, for the royal family and guests of nobility. It protrudes slightly beyond the other logos, and bears thj? Austrian seal and Hag. Magnificent Imperial Theater. The Imperial Theater, on the Lowel baster section of the Itingstrasse, Is equally magnificent. The exterior has statues of Phaedra, Don Juan, Falstaff and Ilanswurst. The surrounding niches contain the busts of poets. A feature of singular note is the grand staircase of KM) steps. Tall lamps at the base and head Illuminate the wide ascent, and the sides are framed in open pillars, ? colonial In style. On the left and right wings are small balconies for promenaders who can get views of the wonderful fres coes. i The auditorium, from which the steps of the grand stairway lead up ward, is unique, and the foyer is equally attractive, built In seml-clr cular lines and extending the entire length of the faea-fe. The celling Is formed In high and low graded arches, with paintings by Cliarleniont. An In teresting room just off One of the. sUlo corridors Is used as a picture gallery} it has a collection of water colors and oil paintings of the leading actors and actresses from the year 17S0. Ex-Emperor's City Palace. Just off the Hlngstrasse lies the Hof burg, or city palace of the ex-emperor of Austria. Passing through masslvo Doric columns, which were constructed by Peter von FlObtle in 1821-24, admis sion Is gained to the "Place of He roes," outside the castle ward. A new wing was here added In 1887-94, com pleted as late as 1907. Further on to ward the eastern side of the grounds is the Heldenplat, where two cxquisito monuments stand, the largest in the capital. That on the left Is of Prince Eugene. The base of the stntue is of white marble, and the middle sec* tlon is carved In niches, with four black marble Inscribed slabs between. Above is the tfgure of Prince Eugene on a rearing horse. Beneath are sup porting figures of women holding gar lands, with crowns ufmn their heads. The equestrian monument of Arch duke diaries stands opposite. This is a tribute to the man who defeated Napoleon at Aspern, and his dress is strongly significant of that period. A large flag Is clenched in the bands of the archduke and shields and wreaths of iron form a footstool beneath. Ascending a windin'g, massive white stoop, the visitor is led to the interior of a section of the palace set aside P<>r visitors. After gaining entrance to the lobby, guards approach with slippers made of a carpet material, and each rp*;rson is expected to protect the floors the imperial llofburg by wearing the same over bis shoes. This large room Is rich in simplicity and lighted by a chandelier of rare value, jvhich drops very law from the celling, suspended by bronze chains attached to protruding claws, while the lights of singular and innumerable electric candles are held In place by the hands of angels. Low chairs in bench form with rose colored velvet ! seats and guilded backs hug the walls in circular fashion.1* The Imperial Opera Houac. FISH TAGGED AND RELEASED University of Wisconsin Professor Making Study of Habits and Do ings of Various Species. Three hundred flsh In I>?kc Mendota, . Madison, Wis., now wear Identification Mrs on the gtlls, placed there by Prof. A. S. Pearse of the University of Wis consin zoology department, In the Interests of Investigations which he Is carrying on for the United States bu reau of fisheries. Pickerel, perch, carp, gar and bass arc Included among thp .TOO flsh which Doctor Pearse has caught, tagged and released, after a few scales had been filed away with each fish's record. Fishermen who catrh tagged flsh re turn them to him to aid his Investiga tion. Among the fisheries problems which he Is studying are: Why certain ape ries of fish are abundant in some lo calise* and not In others; why a cer tain kirn! of flsh may reach maximum I sire in one hotly of water, but remain small 1n another; how many flsh a body of water tray support. About l.OM) flsh were tagged two years ago. hut so few wore rot n mod that it was thought that the tags placed on fins worn lost. A new tag to be placed on the gill was therefore devised. A few scales of each tagged flsh are preserved because the flsh's age may he determined from the ring* on the scales. Doctor Pearse has cathered much In- i formation In the hist five years con- ! cernlng the habitats. fond*. habits and best crowing conditions of fresh-water J flsh. Hl? Statu*. Onr new neighbors have three chil dren. an older boy and twin boys. The other day one of the children came to play, and, not knowing which one h? was. I arkcd him If he was one of the ' twins, "f). no." was hi* reply. "Fib Just th.vleft over on.*." ? Fxchangr. The largest bean ever grown, probably, is being dhplayed l>y Oeorge Chauaee at his huino in Uattiuc, Win. It wan raised by hiai in hi* garden. The beau, known as the Neugljie butter beau weighs four* teen pound* and .tln three foot high. An* other bean grown 1)U tin* name vino weigh ed ki?vfn (ioYiiida and several mnirs hikI w as s long. This bvan w .?>?' divided bet wiM'in tight families of thirty tivo pfripA* ami larie porUot* **,1 M'UI-.I to e&obi <>t thein at a dinar J Friday. I Tin- Ix'tly uf llttW Hilly Datmjr, (J whon a nation witl.- M-aivh hfts bwn-?|.| ducted ainw lllM ?.HsaniH,arau<v (row fo, hot no at UmtMnotiU?n, N. J., wiu by u liunU't iu ? ?watwp ntttV.tfeat pia* TiUluy. It . wan tbo brltof that h? htd hwiu h-?i. Il.v .lying ami clvanmg your new an?J oW clothes when^lHI grown tared of the color. Your apparel la redromed f ji h|?* appearance and reatored to the cleaitfy, neat, well pr^ed Lif' (iiv(> us your next order for proper eleaulng, - FOOTER'S DYE WORKS Cumberland, Maryland GIRLS Earn A Good Salary ? Bright young women looking for an unlimited op portunity to advance, wanted to learn telephone opera ting. - . We teach you the business and pay you while learning. q .ft" our salary will bo increased frequently. Extra pay for special work.' 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