davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-18
Potato Roli..

Mash. or gnte very fine. cold boiled
potatoes; TO three teaeups of potato,
add half teaeup OF butter two eggs
beaten until stir. two tablespoonfuls
OF Hour teaspoonful OF baking pow.
Der one'half teaclp sweet milk. a half
teaspoonful OF pepper. a little salt.
Heat well together and bake ia roll
pans.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-18
brunswick Toast.

For this purpose use small bits OF
hread-white, graham. or brown bread
VIII answer or mixture OF all. hut.
ter rather thickly all the little pieces.
place Ia AN earthen pan with bits OF
butter among bread. Salt a little and
cover with milk. Let boil. then serve
hot A nice way to use small pieces OF
bread.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-18

The United States bought Alaska
from Russia IN 1907 Tor sT,2p.or.
What would Alaska be worth % Rus.
ola now. IN her nght with Japan, at
which her fleets could rendezvous aud
eoali A. II ID, Alnska has produced
us sie'v"Uo nnd has furnished \
market Tor millions ~ our products.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-18
Almond Pudding.


This is made with a heaping quart
OF grated bread crumbs, rather firmly
packed; two teaspoonfuls OF baking
powder. a scant three-fourths OF a
quart Of milk, a cup Of sugar, a cup OF
sweet almonds, blanched and shred
ded quarter OF a pound OF citron,
also shredded; the whites OF four eggs.
and from ten to fifteen drops or
almond extract The bread crumbs
should be thoroughly mixed with the
baking powder, and then the citron,
nuts, sugar, extract and milk added.
Fold In last the whites OF the eggs.
stifily whipped. and bake in a steady
oven for over an hour, or until II Is
n rich brown and thoroughly done In
the center. Serve the pudding hot
with hard sauce, favored with almond
extract This pudding can be baked
In individual molds. which should be
buttcred and sugared, or In an ordl-
nary pudding dish. IL will not need to
bake 10 long II In small cups
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-18
Chocolate Frosting.

Heat white of one egg 70 a stir
.ro'h. add eight tablespoonfuls pow.
dered sugar, one ounce. or square OF
takers chocolate, finely grated, one
teaspoontul vanilla extract Spread
smoothly over the cake. aud place In
the oven until hardened.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-18
Corn Gsa,..

sift together one pint OF cornmeal
one pint OF flour ana two teaspoonfuls
OF baking powder Add one third Of
pint each OF milk and water. MI.
into firm bsttsf md MI creased gem
pans two-thirds full.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-18

IL is now proposed to esta blish trnin.
ing schools for chauireurs. II would
be more sensible TO start training
schools for pedestrians.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-18

les sons are to be blamed; the faith
ers. the great successful men, are
primarily at fault because. though
they made the money and name. they
did not give any time or pains or
thought at all to the most important
work in the world, which is the rear
ing of honorable and useful men.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-18

Pointed Shoes are coming back into
style. This will enable the corn doc.
tors to quit viewing with alarm and
again point with r-'de.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-18

Naturally. the Chicago counterfeit.
ers who needed dough" did their work
In the kitchen.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-18

Miss Tnrbell is now dovotins her at.
tcntlon TO John -. Rockefeller per.
sonnlly. II IL unlikely that sho will
be able TO get any OF his hair.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-18

The son Of Tolstoy, the novelist,
says that Russia In destined to conquer
the world. or course Il will be nee.
essnry TO conquer Japnn FIRST
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-18

When a man gets too lazy to enjoy
his vacation he obtains his salary un-
der false pretense.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-18
sca Water as A,ttrs,

A No" fad for reducing fat is caus-
Ing good deal OF talk IN theatrical
circles II 10 the deep sea water cure
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-18

Every young man who cleans his
clothes with gasoline does not get cred
Il for owning an automobile.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-18

The czar's baby has inspected the
Battle feet, but declines to give bis
opinion Of Il for publication.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-18
Topics of
the Times

The bill collectors work may not be
very pleasant, but It has to be dun.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-18

Even In the case Of wheat crop It
Il better TO wear out than TO rust out.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1904-11-18

Any man who can successfully run
an automobile could DO well with Q
lying machins
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-07-29

Wrtbur lIno feinerIet eptoemube ooer
onitedenoe 8rantbeiten. 9ei ben 8orz
poiten, Die bel grobere Strapajsn aus
Subalten baben. ais Die @arniion, tre-
ten perein5eIte 6dIle BON Darmtrontz
beiteu auf.
.llnter ben 2ruppen berri6t Elm pors
sii9liher Geiit, oblpobt iie ale Min
Iheu, oab bic 8eIdgerunq uufgsboben
uno oem eint6niasn 9eben Elm @nbe es>
maht pirb. Die iiberlpolti9enoeWebr.
belt bdlt BORT glrtbur fir cine uneins
nebmbdre 6eitltuq uno gIaubt nift bds
ran, paB bic Sapnner ouh nur einen
@sriud gum Sturme unteruebmen
neroen."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-07-29
Dtutf6tonb. b.
Berlin, %. Syuli.

Der Observation-Disclosures i'm preuBis
fhen 9}iniIterium fiir2anomirtbiAait,
@cmdnen mo 6oriten, Q8irtl, Geteims
rotb Sterreberg lit na6 Den Der.
Stdateu abQereiit, um 3und6it bic
MeltausIteI m9 in 81. Qouis gu be-
iuhen unb flo odnn in perinieoenen
3beiIen ceS 2anpes 6dhitubien 8u
nlonjen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-07-29
81 us oGorabo.
0enpsr. Colo. 28. oul

0enosr, Golo.. 2S. cSuli.
Der @ensral geq III nit Der Q(nlicht
bes @ouperneurs pedbobD, bah i'm 1i.
itritt BON Cripple Greet Die @npelen=
belt bes UlilitGrs ni6t mebr ntobiQ 1T,
ni6t einoerItonoen. Gr aIdubt, bob es
iebt 8u 6eipaIttbaten fomnen mub.
@oup. gedb0bp in9te: sd babe bds
WilitGr obberufen. bic Union IolIte
iebt ben StreIt als beenbet ertlGren. !"
Daqeoen meiute Dm. &. 6abnoob
Sefrear Der Weitern FEDERATION Of
Wliners: Die 3uriid3iebun0 bes Mis
litGrs bat nit oem 0orfdloqe, ben
3trstt 8u beenoen. ni6t bos @erinQite
5u thun."
Colorado Springs. GoIo.. %. Suli.
Di1iom Qlmole, Elm friiberer Qlrbeis
ter in Der portldnbs Wline. elmer Der
9eianeenen. tpeI6er peGen anqeblider
8srihmorund 3u einsm alIQemeinen
Streit berbdftet purben, 1T bier in eis
mem trduriNeu ,9ultanoe dnge,ommsn.
@r idgt. bo5 er ua6 isiner GntIuIunq
BON bier masfirtsn UlGnnern in Bic
tor gemiBbdnbelt unb berdubt ipuroe.
BON 8fibe erfhloqen
Sa3lston, Pa., %. SuIi.
Sn Srioa murptn lrdbreno eines
GepitterIturmes brei aobIenqrd6et
upb elm SHa6e bonn Bit gst0otst uub
In Ondtets trui Der glib bic mob UNA
BON UlsleD 6iniIe. beiie Brau getootst
unb beHsn 3odter bstdubt nurbe.
@oibington's lllme.
Morristonn, 81. s, q. SuIi.
@oibungton's lllme Ger beriibmte
olte @ouul weIder felt no5c3u 3pcl
slobrmno3rteu ON Dem 4lab itcbt,
mo iif ictt Die Morris uno llln'
GtraI7 frcu3cn. 1T geidIit moroen
cIm Wruter 1879 1850 bate @ai5.
in9tou iciu Sduptquartier bier uno
idon 0lmals mnliie mnn ben Baum
i0QGt bod @5albiugion peraHlaBte
ben 6igsnibiimtr. j5n ite9en 3u Iahsu.
9l5 2o'oUetie i'm Aulnn1e oes ~.
rSa6rhinocrt5 5u cucm Neiude mad
@mcrifa fom bitlt er inter oen
3mei1cn 0ieies 2'lluue5 cine An'
Gtferfudt.
pusblo, goIo. .. sui.
Gr1u Z. 8. Q(filp murpe pon ibrem
Qiebto6er 5o6n }ln,sri.n ba14 entn
mshnlns .fA uh celn q Nnferlen b,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-07-29
d nG5,
Bern. 28. SuIi.

0ON%Nf -@~s NNffh
Ser i6me3erilbe 8unoestatb uno
bic 8epoIterung iino auf bas tieflte
errcgt iiber bic er5pungene 9tbberus
flung hes Sberlten Iuoeouo unp oes
9auptmunn5 8arbet. Der beioen Dit
9Iieoer Der ihpti5erii4en Civilizations
miiiipu i'm 9auptquartier bes 0.le
rails Guropattin, mehe auf GriIden
Der rlliIidtn Aegieruuq in rie $0eis
matb 3uriidgertffen wurbep. Sn 9eru
ldBt man ben 0prnano nidlt qellen,
boB Oberit 2luoepuo cine Der ruTTihsn
@rmee feinolihe 0aItung beobo1tet
babe, neil er 3u erfdbren unb idttpoa
fsi. um iidb eirc berottige @I0Be 5u
qeben. unb iiebt in Der MaBreQ.lun9
cine birette 8eleibiaung.
Gs perlautet, haB Der 8unoesrotb
bic Mbiidt babe Die Mufbebun9 bes
ruilii6en GeIdnbtidaftsppitens in
Bern. melden 9egenpdrtig Gebeims
rotb 80. %. Ghabolpstp betIsiDst, az
nerlan1en, bod IT es taum All ernars
ten, oaB Die GntriiltunesItiirme gu erns
iten SpnIequen3en fiibren perbcn. Sc
benfalGs pirb ihnerlib Elm S6ritt ges
fhebtn. ehe niht Die GemaBre0eIten in
Bern angetommen linb. mas bieIer Scs
&c gu erpdrtsn itebt, uno feIbft lire
Settle Der @or9Gnee 9e5at t0nnen.
Is n / " n
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-07-29
prmatblgung.

Grofbritnnnicu uerlanst ncber DC.
MISUNDERSTANDING fir icine
&bcocr bon &mFlanb glbbittc unO
eincu Siihueialnt nes ,llnIun
Sad" .-Sn ScntIdllano be.
luabrt man faltes Slnt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-07-29
rQltOtnt GooltOelt' 8
Nomination.


Gr pmrbe tn CDfter Sab iorinen npn s. 'elbem in
Senntnif geiett. GamnDns 8ebe mnD e, 9rd.
iicenten 9nttpprt. Sin ieltiamer ssall npKt. Sabm
finn. Sn @ippms. Ser sslciidJeritreif. >aib
ittatpnS ltlme.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-07-29
Gtferfu d /.
pusblo, Colo, .. SuIi.

Sr1u Z. 8. 4fiiep nurDs ron i5rem
2iebtobsr 5o5n }ln,erisn bar4 ensn
8eDolpstIa lb eet6 si 2lrter'en be-
aiug Setbpmort. GiierIuAt pirp ais
pas Wlot,p onosasbtn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-07-29
Sd0ne AS G6trn.
Nsit ciner TIngmaidjinc fir $40 mnht
nns Serr ipOllnnO Den WiMno
mdHerig.
Sn Der Crtihnft 3iralcr 5l., miro
Slntucrsicfcn bciiirdltet.
Bonn Nceacritrcif.
9OIIanb's 6tugmaidine. d
9telu 9)orf. 26. Suli.

9ollano' 9 6tugm a | dime.
9len Dort 26. 3uIi.
On Der 6lugmaIdiue bes 6ertn
SoIlano Miro in Der U}aidinenmertz
HATTIE BON @eorqe Wbite, s}erIen Gitp,
fleiBig aber i'm @e6eimen 9earbeitet,
oa Der Grfinoer bic U(aIdine. nift eGer
5ci9en min. bis er has Yatentrett er=
porben bat. 6err 6oQano ertlGrt iits
oeB, boB Die W}ai6ine aus 8umbus
ongefertigt lUiro, ni6t iiber % BIunD
nicgt uno $40 toiten miro. Sn einiqen
Sabren. 10 meiut er, pirb man in ei=
nem ein5i9en 309e bpn Nen Yprt nah
@blcd9o fIiegen ionnen. Sine S4nelz
li9teit BON so Weilen in Der Stunpe
mare pbne Mnitrengung 81 erreifen.
Der GrfjnOer min lett 81 Sdbren
an benz Qroblem gearbeitet llno erit
nit ieiuer fiinften Maidine. pslHe
ndh bem prin3ip oes @ogeIftugs ses
tdut 1T, GrfoIg erSieIt baben. Sr
Io9te: o0ic 5lugmal6ire, oner pie
man es innit nsnnen mil, beItebt aus
bier 6lii3e,n; Elm Yaar fat cine 2dnge
BON Z. oa5 Gnbere cine IoId1e BON 10
SUB. 9as giebt cine Spannpeite
BON Is bis 20 SUB. 3le 6iiigeI pere
ben brett an Der betrefienoen psrIon
befeitigt unb 8mar in elmer @eiie, baB
Der 9ebrau6 berieIben niat mebr 9lus
ittcngun9 toitet, ais bds gen0bnI;de
Ge9en. Der in Ioi9er Beiie in eineu
Ioael berpanneIte MsnIh tdnn in be-
Iiebiger o0be ilieaen, gegen ben @ino
rnb nit oem Winb, unb nah 8elieben
lonoen. lpobei 5u bemerten lit, bnB nur
bos 2onoen unb 9lufiteigen etmus
mebr anitrengung toItet. Die SaItung
hes Wtenifen beim 6luge 1T btsieI6s
tpie beim Boael."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-07-29

idIag in Der Stimmuna pobrSuneb,
rlen, melpet oem .0eralo" iein 8erIis
ner 8ertreter. Sobolo bic 81. peterSs
burger Regieruns benz 9erliner Minis
fterium ale Genugtbuung ipe9sn Der
@e9nabme Der 9oit ouf nsm .prins
Seinri6" unb Der 9eTdlagna6me Der
r5canbia" Su9eiugt bate, Iieb man
ben @eoanten lofoyt fallen, GHglanos
prpteIt gesen bic Durcbfobrt Der Dam
pier Der ruiIiihen 6renpilli9enflotte
our6 bic Oaroanellen 3u unteritiiBtn.
Gs lpurne amtIitb ertldrt, oaB oiele
6roge 0eutihlano ni4t msbr inter-
eiiire.
Berlin, 27. SuIi.
Die 0ffentlicbe WIeinung beqinnt ii6
betreffs Der 8eidlaQnabme beuticber
9umpfer burh Snifis Der ruliiIhen
6reitpiIligenfIoite na9 unb na6 gu be.
rubigen. Sebr pelentIib trG9t oa3u
bic nunmebr tonItatirte 3batIdhe Bel,
baB Die oeuti3e Re9ierung lpfort bel
Der eriten Sunbe BON bem ruliiI6en
9anoItrei9 gegen ben Rorobeutic9en
9lpp0odmpfer nprin5 9einri6" bur6
ibren 8oti6after in ct. petersburg,
Grafen b. glIpensleben, auf bos eners
siIdite gegen Die fraglide WtoBnabme
Proteit erbpb uno auf @enuotbuuns
bran9.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-07-29
) Il y Q , L s.
@iopus. q. q. %. oSuIi.

Charles ). Murp19, Der 5iibrer ber
Sommanp !0oG=9emotratje, lit gum
8eiuA BEL Dem RiAier Barrier eingc=
troifen. SSn feines Ne9ieituug Defin=
ben ii9 Rihter Mprgau s. O'@rien,
Senator @ictor s. Nn. ing ulb 36cs
mas s. Gonnap. Rah oen eriten Be
eriiBungen battsn Hiater Barter unb
Murphn cine tGn0ere llrierreounq.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-07-29
aanlds Gttp, q. Sui.

giele Gtteiter beuarben no um tire
frlberen Stellungcu uuo puroen piea
o,r augeuommsu s. 8. Ri9, Ges
Iddftsiiibrer ocn lSrift " So, idott,
bah * oen Gtreit ais e.Ho.t ocigdal.G
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-07-29
syn 3ie9Ier.

Gnrbonoole. ,fu., 26 Sui.
Die 6reimbe bsS 6errn Sofetb 9eis
ter fiircbten fir iein 2sben, penn er
Ron ieiner Reiie nah BEN Often, no
er @rbeiter fir ieine &obleuminen ans
berben ipoIIte, 3uriidfehrt. Gr bat bic
Srtihaft 3iegler NIT einsm Statetteus
adun umsebtr. bclpoifnete Mdnner
ratrouIIiren bic Straben unb bic
Streiter iinb i'm boben 9raoe aufqes
regt. 3par ertldrsn ibre 5ii6rer, odB
iie i6re frieolihe 6altun1 bepafren
iperben. bod piele Geute beIiirdten,
Dab bier in Slinois Elm 3lpeites Gr;ps
pie Greet eriteben fpirb.
Der 6ilfsiberiff 3rogmorton unb
feline 2eute Iuben bic Streitcr. tpeltbe
tiir5Iib einen 3ug onb;elten unb 25
Streitbrec6er. bic iih ir peTieIben be-
fcnoen. 3pan9en, bds Wsite 3u Iufen.
Die Streiter balten cifien i6arfen
@usaud unb bep0hen nle nch 3ieas
Ter fiihrenben StraBen. Die 0rtl6aft
3iegler bari tein Wenih betreten, oer
ni6t einen Pab por3uIeigel Bat.
Der Streit entitano Dabur6, bdb
2eiter bic ibm BON ben Qrbeitern rors
eeIeste 2obntobeue ni9t unier3ei6nen
Dpllte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-07-29
2onbon, 2S. eyuli

Der Premierminiiter gaIfour b..
itGtigte i'm llnterbauie bic Nniidt, oaB
bic britiihe Regierunq bic 8erientung
bes 0dmpFsts r8nigbt Commands"
oIs eiae 9erleBung bes @Otsrrtdt5
era6tet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-07-29
Qonoon, 28. cyuli.

Die Observation-Disclosures
fion belt unter oem gorIiBe bes gres
miermiuiiters 8alfour cine lange Sip
unq ab. Do her Generalontpdlt cir
Robert fSintlb gu Der 8eratbung bins
5ugs3ogeu mar. 10 glaubt mar, bab
bic Streitfrogen 3niIfen RuB un5
unb @robbritdnnien erortert purben..
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-07-29
Der M bqerfrett.

aanias GitD, no, 26. Sui.
Die Wlitglieber Der perI6ieoenen
@eipertfdoften, tpeI6e in ben S9laats
bGuiern bsi6dftigt iino. perben siuen
Spmpatbieltreit beginner, ioboIo in
G5icugo Der 2lniang bumit gemddt
tpirb.
aanioS Gitp, Wto., 26 SuIi.
@is 8ur Niittags5eit moreu nod
feline anoern @elperfihoften nngetpie-
fen iporoen. 3u ltreifen bod miro cine
iolde Neriiiqlmg itinl0lih erporiet.
Sic ShlodtbdusbeiiBer iino Der Mn.
iidlt. ooB tic onrdl einen Spnpathie.
iireif nidt ionoerIid in 8erlesenbeit
geraiben miiroen
@eaepille, Sll, 26. S5uIi.
Hidlter Scloer bot oen Anm0lten
Der ShIodltbauabeiiBer orei Gage 3cit
acgeben INN oic beidhporeren gtusio.
gen Der Streitsr. tpelhe bic gtufb.s
buna bes tempordren Gtnbdltsbefebis
wiinI6en, gu beantporten.
9}eu 9orf, 26. G5uIi
S}n oen groben Nnldgen Don
Sdipar5idliIo & SuI3ber9cr uno Der
llnitsb 8reiieb Beef Gomponp mar bic
9lrbeit micoer in poQem c5ouqe nod.
benz oae Streifcr iidl aemeloet hntten.
Die 2eute ipiiroen es ieBt bor3iebeu,
peiter 3u orbeitcn. ais ob tein Strcif
Itattaeiunoeu hattie. iper0cn dber ple.
6er aii6orcn menr bon G6icogo Der
geiebl 0afu fomueu lpllte
2t ,Soicpb, no 26 SuI.
Die beridlieoenpn 8eid)GitSogcntcn
in ben Shlddthdliern erpartcn oel
Qeieht fiir ciuen Spupabieitreit Sier
in aIes ru5ig,
Gmcinnoti 26. Suli.
Sieiiqe Observation-Disclosures.
tureu hobcn 20 Wanu nah Ghicogo
qeididt iuo cine meitcre Senoung er.
foldt morgcn 1iqic 2eute itno iiir
hie Gbicolocr 5hIohthduicr onle.
pprben. WeBger er6alien $500, 9ss
p6tNIide ar6ctcr 81 IS pro la9 nno
oir 9leiic lit irci
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-07-29

Gin leIe9ranm oes Generals Au,
ropotfln beltatigt oie Gunabme Iai-
ihefiaos ourh bic 1Suoaner. Ger &c.
neral fiigt bin3u, 0nB cine ioponiitw
0ioilion geaen 9oitid)ong porriidt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-07-29

Rem yot, II. 3uli.
3n ben leBten u ztlnben IL in
3euii1lanc en- temtrie uertbsr ums
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-07-29

Ote ,,,Ioreitern "-5eitun-
gen haben oie GeIetiebte
pom ga GroIic nicbt nur
mitiebreiben icneerm nit
macben helien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-07-29
Bort Soio, 27 Syuli.

Die ruiIii6en priienmonniddften.
tpel6e iif an 8oro Der ,Scanoid" uno
Der y4roopa" befunben batten, finp.
nodgem bic S9ifie irei5ege6en nor
ben, duf bem ruiiu6en 9unoeIss
bampfer oGeiarepiti8" nab DbeKd
ab0ereiIt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-07-29
gbicoou. %. Suli.

q. Youis, DO, q. JuIt
Die Streiter IopohI ols bic Sss
indftsfii6rsr Der Shldhtbausbeiis.r
fino iibsr3euet, oob Der Sirsit bolo gu
tsnbs iein miro uno BON teioeu Stlt.n
nirb Der Siep beanipruht.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-03-10
Another Double Header.

The congressional convention at
Garnett last week week followed the
precedent established at Holt0n In
February, and nominated two candl.
dates. The nominee Of the regular
convention is the present incumbent
j. d. BOwersOck, Of Lawrence. The
machine contingent In a rump con.
vention, named Fl. j. Allen Of Ottawa
After the conventions were over,
Kelley carrying the nomination pa
pers Of BOwerSock and Hornaday those
OF Allen raced to the Office Of Secre-
tary ri State for the purpose OF tling
them. Kelley won aud hence in the
contest which follows, Allen will be
forced 10 protest and upon him will
rest the burden Of proof. Such little
incidents As these IN the part Of party
leaders are supposed to be conducive
to harmony and the machine will
proba 1ly be we'll pleased when Bower
sock IS inally named as the congress
sional candidate in the second dis
trict.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-03-10
Corn Is King.

While the prospects for wheat
crop have not been the most flatter-
ing 1t is we'll to remember that such
seasons often prove the best for corn.
Corn Is king and it is fact that may
be subs aantiated by statistics that
more people are supported in the
United States by the raising of this
great c4real than by any ether indus
try. 1t Is always in demand though
sometimes the demand seems very
limiGpd. 1t is Scarcer now than it has
been for years, owing to the wheat in
vaSion Of the corn territory and cOnse-
quently the price is better than for
sometime past IL is a good yielder
and at Il low price returns a greater
profit from the same amount Of ground
than other farm products. When the
price Is low its feeding value is in
creased. When higher feeding be-
comes less profitable and it is worth
more to tle ralsers So don't be
alarmed over the prospects. 1t may
mean that we are to have the corn.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-03-10
VIII Incorporate.

The Phillipsburg Brick and Tile ca.
which is now buSily engaged in estab,
fishing a first class brick plant, will
be incorporated when the affairs OF
the company are in proper shape
which will be soon. The officers OF
the company are: President, G. A.
Lewis; vice president, E A. Page;
secretary, NJ. W. Hardman; treasurer,
G. E. Nelson. This is an enterprise
that requires considerable capital and
good business Judgment. 1t will
prove to be Of interest to the public
and hence is deserving Of encourage.
ment and patronage.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-03-10
GREAT NEWSPAPER BARGAIN.
The Seml.Weekly Capital and the
PhllIipsburg Herald One Year
For 81 so.

The ml-Weekly Capital, published
at Topeka, is one Of the best farm
newspapers published anywhere. Real
izlng that's good market report is one
OF the most valuable features Of a
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1t prints all the news Of the civilized
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Kansas news, IL has no competitor,
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ents enabling US to cover the field
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news from the Capital than from any
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Edltorlslly 1t labors increasingly for
the States moral and material welfare
While strongly republican In politics
It's editorials are fair and unprejudlced
and It's news columns are open alike 10
the dolngs OF all political parties.
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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-03-10
r, l.. Perrine Hurt.

f. L. Perrlne, son Of S. o. Perrine,
of Arcade, who left here in the spring
and went to Indianapolis wher3 he
accepted a position in the boiler ma
chine shops was injured at his work
several days ago The injury was re-
ceiVed by heavy axle falling on the
great toe. The toe was mashed and
the lad was laid up for few days for
repairs A short time before the in
jury Frank had taken out an accident
policy from which he receives weekly
allowance Of ten dollars. He is also
a member of the 1. o. o F., of this
city in good standing. He will soon
be ready for work again.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-03-10
BOYS and Teacher.

One OF the surest ways OF making
street loafers and nO-account boys is
to ncourage them In making trouble
for their school teacher by listening
to their complaints at home and then
jumping the teacher. We like boys
but, although 1t has been several hun
bred years since we were an ornery
school boy, we have not forgotten the
mystifylng manner In which one can
annoy a teacher. Give boy encour.
agement at home and he will keep a
dozen teachers busy. Give him 10 un-
derstand that any outbreaks at school
will receive a warm reception at home
and, pine times out Of ten, that boy
will not cause his teacher a lot Of wor
buckingham New Leaf.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-03-10
MccoppIn WIN Stay.

A number of people learning that
The Boston would have to move or
account of the sale of the building
which the store has occupied, have
inquired whether the store would be
moved from town. The writer has
consulted Mr.. McCoppin and be states
that he is in town to stay. While his
plans for the future are somewhat In
definite 1t need not surprise us II Mr.,
McCoppin erectS a good business
building In the near future. There
are none too many business blocks In
town and we should be glad to see bin
build.