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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-25
Impressions at the Yellowstone.

Yellowstone park is rich in geysers.
measuring from one to fifty meters liz
diameter; basins of crystalline water,
sky blue in color indigo, sea- green,
yellow. red always boiling like q
great boiler in ebullition and of equa,
heat. Others fling up water periodi-
cally to a height of fifty meters, more
or less; the steam takes enormous pro-
portions. the roaring is appalling.
These jets succeed each other at in
terVals of from one minute to three
months. One of these, named Old
Faithful. throws up its waters every
hour, exactly, and can be seen and
appreciated from the piazza of the no
tel. At night searchlights illuminate
IT.
The most remarkable and beautiful
of these geyseTs is one which measures
ten meters in diameter full up 10 its
borders, in the shape of a bell; its
waters are sky-blue and transparent.
At the bottom one sees a great cavern
from which leaps a green flame 0he
green of a firehy) Of one meter in
height. This phenomenon is truly
beautiful.
From there I went to Yellowstone
lake, which is circled by mountains, Of
a deep blue calm and beautiful, where
tourists enjoy pleasant boating excur.
sions and trout fishing. This is the
halfway station of the trip. Those
who, are fatigued rest three days al
the beautiful Lake hotel.
Next comes the canyon. a deep gorge,
with two enormous waterfalls. one Of
$50 feet I'm height; the water runs
sinuously like a serpent, emerald green
in hue. with foam-white spots to com
plete its beauty. The rock is of varie-
gated cOlors, in which yellow predomi-
mates, hence it's we'll chosen name OF
Yellowstone. Only eagles inhabit these
lonely haunts. soaring from one rock
to another, rising TO great height,
as though TO receive the heat Of the
sun, and after warming Themselves they
return TO their nests or rest on the
rocks. No human being interrupts their
lofty and happy freedom.
/ left that charming panorama, pene-
trated to my very soul by its beauty,
regretful that / did not possess the
gift of poetry to inspire me i'm so lovely
and adorable Parnassum.
Praise For Salt Lake.
We descended 1000 feet towards Salt
Lake. Although 1 was already aston
ished and touched by so many maryels,
COulu not IeSlTdll lily CutHuSidSil Oll
seeing so wonderful and majestic
scene.
The lakes Of Switzerland are truly
! beautiful but not more than this onel
1t appears like liquid turquoise, dark
ening as it fades into the distance; 1t
tseems as though it were made of indigo
where it touches the encircling noun
tains with which it appears TO mingIe
and there melt into the sky, almost
yelling their rugged outline. What
purity of linesl what imposing majes-
tyi The most indifferent spectator can
hardly refrain his emotion on facing
this, exquisite scene!
one remarkable feature of the lake
is that its waters sustain a person, who
could not, even voluntarily, sink be
meath them.
The Casino is a place of recreation
to the frequenters of the place, is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-25


am a Brazilian and have Travelled
four times through Europe. 1t is only
now. however. that I have been able
TO visit North America. I know POr-
tugal Spain, France. England. Ger
many, Belgium, Holland Bavaria
Austria. Tyrol, Switzerland and Italy
and have fully appreciated the beau
ties peculiar TO each OF these splendid
countries. I adore Paris. the city of
dreams. I do not forget it one single
moment and consider it the spot par
excellence which I would choose To
inhabit, had 7 to leave my beloved
native play, Ceara, a small but gay and
attractive city, whose seductive quail
tiles a native alone can feel and ap-
pTeciate.1 sf ~ f,.sl~-
North America, however, attracted
me strongly. It's beauties are so many
its natural marvels are 10 numerous,
that l cannot forbear from voicing the
feelings of my soul. New York is a
colossal city: its streets straight and
trim, bOrdered by houses ranging from
five to thirty stories high, most OF
them richly and artistically ornamented
externally. The locomotion system IS
stupendous. both subterranean and
double aerial. Suspension bridges OF
rare extension and electric cars cross
each other increasingly. Brooklyn is
the neighboring city and is equally fas
cinating with its beautiful suburbs
which offer so much amusement; its
fairy-like illumination at Luna park
where every summer a fresh surprise
is in store for its visitors.
Trip to San Francisco.
I went to California, passing through
Chicago, which is a very advanced and
highly commercial city, boastng Of d
lake which offers beautiful and nU-
merous amusements to the public.
The route to San Francisco is pic
turesque and varied-plains mountains
and extensive desert. which il takes
two long days TO traverse with now
and then an oasis like in the Desert
of Sahara. AS one approaches San
Francisco the scenery changes, the
vegetation becomes luXuriant, the fields
are cultivated, the pastures, the rivers,
the currents succeed each other in a
wonderful profusion. On arriving, every
thing is attractive, beginning at Its
entrance, the Golden Gate. It is a
beautiful city, bright, gay, sresh In
every detail, dating merely fifty years
back, and yet one might think it had
been built for centuries-fine streets.
four Of which have magnificent houses,
half chalets, half castles. The con-
struction is OF beautiful. and original
architecture; the masonry a marvel;
iv. and lawns.
The richness of the soil is fully
shown; everywhere one can see traces
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-25

parsley hnd serve the mushroom cups
round them
Sprinkle the potatoes with grated
cheese and put in a hot oven long enough
TO color golden brown. Bake the tOma-
tOes Tor half m hour Set The waters IN
the oven just long enough 10 melt the
cheese.
ana heap. The cauHflower In the center.
Sprinkle with 2 French dressing, then
with the nuts. Pass the waters with IT,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-25

Five minutes before II is needed mix the
cream sauce with il and taste to sec that
il is well seasoned
The melons are haiVed. the seeds re-
moved. then returned to the ice box until
needed. To put chopped ice in the center
dissipates their high flavor
Unless great care is used broiled chops
are biecksned by smoke from the burn
ing tat. X is therefore best TO pan them
quickly, making the pan very hot before
they are put IN. Garnish them With
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-25

aside. Cut six slices OF bread an inch
aHd q quarter thick. trim them in circles
and scoop out the center of each. Dip in
melted butter, lay on a pan and toast
golden brown in the oven. just before
luncheon heat the mushrooms over hot
water warm the toast shells in the oven
and fill with the mushrooms.
The cream prepared for the soup is to
&c reheated al the double boiler The
spinach should not De heated too long
before hand or it VIII lose its bright color.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-25

written for The Herald by Nine. lzabei
r. da Silya.l
y y y y ~
Among the recent visitors 10 y
y Salt Lake City was Nine. Izabel +
= r. da Silva. one of the most dis 2
= tingushed women OF Brazil. Nine. e
= da Silva finds her recreation in y
= art and literature and has gained =
= some fame in each field. Although y
= familiar with Europe and South =
= America, she had never before Vis- y
= tied North America While she 9
= was IN Salt Lake, on her way from =
y Yellowstone park, she was asked y
= TO write for The Herald her inn 4
y pressi0ns OF the United States. =
= This she has done. and her article. =
Y with its enthusiastic praise for =
= Great Salt lake and America and =
y the Americans. is presented here 4
= with. =
y Nine. da Silva was accompanied e
= on her tour by her niece, Nine. y
y da Merry, wife of the governor of y
y Amazon, the richest province in =
y Brazil. y
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-25

Of mineral wealth Of every description.
Golden Gate park. situated at fen
kilometers from the city. is extensive
and profusely planted with splendid
trees. it oyerlooks all the Bay Of the
Pacific. encircled by mountains.
Yosemite park and Santa Cruz have
their gigantic trees, the trunks o.
which measure 49, feet in circumfer-
ence; some cleft at their bases like i
tunnel. allowing q wagon full of PEG
pie and drawn by six h0rses to pass
THROUGH IT,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-25

Trade is retarded because there Is enough cold weather
Changes apparel have been made And long
sonable weather lasts shrcwd shoppers viii seek bargains left
goods Broken lines found the for ladies'
IN clothing for boys and girls in wash fabrics and certain
goods IN nen lines of ladies' neckwear gloves
nshng shoes hosiery and underwear for womndeed nearly
every department contributes We prefer that the buy regular
Fall and Winter merchandise than with temporary
gains in odds and ends which often sell less than cosfor
win not carry them over.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-25

It has been big week in millin-
cry. Beyond question we have the
prettiest hats in the city. Our popu-
lar-priced millinery is attractive.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-25
BY handling the Mccall patterns we
please the greatest number Of people.
@@@WtifMI Hoods for BaI5Ye

Perhaps feature of dress for the occasions more
light than exquisite little hoods Some say the laughing dimpes
make babies The big blue little
smiles be the impressive Characteristic believe that
line The acknowledged leaders infants apparel the pre-
for inspection beautiful of hoods bonnets
of which danty trimmed in ribbon and chiffon; others
fur trimmed The of the Mary bonnet white
coos is Of the seasons most elaborate designs The poke
bonne velvet lace and ribbon trimmed with long
enough toet ones heart futerng Large lines of infants hoods
tempting in grain silk and velvet of which in
Dutch effects with little knots and trimmed with ribbon ruch
ing And best Of all the prices styles the very
latest. -,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-25
BRAZILIAN WOMANS IMPRESSIONS OF GREAT SALT LAKE
YELLOWSTONE PARK AND OTHER BEAUTIES OF UNITED STATES

(Written for The Herald by Nine Izabe.
r. da Silval
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-25
Sixty Years Experience of an Old
Nurse

Mrs. WinsIows Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one Of the best female
physicians and nurses in the United
States, and has been used Tor sixty years
with never-faiiing success Dy millions Of
mothers for their children. During the
process of teething its value is incaicula-
BILE. 1t relieves the child from pain. cures
diarrhoea. gripping in the bowels and wind
collie. BY giving health to the child it
rests the mother. Price 70 cents a bottle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-23
They Alt the plne

Awakened from their ietbarpy h,
an article in the Herald last eyeo,no
relating TO the known existorco A.
Baker City Of a hop joint. nbar.,,y
pa'ron'zed by white women of he
under world and their male corsos,s
the police last night raided The io,n,
ana arrested two Cinnamon ana ~
Nn''e man, The Herald article eapsed
The regular patrons Of the place 10 s,aS
away which accounts for the smsl
number OF fends captured. They were
SVEN a hearing this morning hsfo,e
Aeung Police Judge Messiok ara
Hong Kong. a Chinaman WAS a.
siO' and Frank Hnl white man vss
TO the rock pile for IA 5ovs
There is but one way 10 clean G ~,
Baker City's Ubiquitous Joints . sa,S
i9ose Messiek, and that Is 10 a.
'0'ee the law. propose to enforca !,
n every case coming before me
NheFe the evidence justiaes
5aker City Herald.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-23
Reading Table
Talk
About the Newest and Best Books
and Magazines
A MAGAZINE IDEA.
An Opinion Of the Russian-Amerloan
Situation.

The intercourse Of nations depends
upon enlightened self-lnterest. sentl.
mental considerations can never hold
out long when that selfinterest Is In.
jured. The traditional friendship
OF Russia for the United States" the
dimlnution Of which some OF our Rus
sian friends deplore, was merely a
belief on the part of Americans that
Russia was their friend, as against
Great Britain, and a hope on the part
OF the Russians dlplomatists and
, statesmen that they could use the
United States as a check TO Great
Britain. The old American irritation
against Great Britain has subsidized
notably since 1898. In the last two
or three years, Russia has been lrri.
tating the Americans and treating
them as II they were fools or children.
She has lied steadily. That is her
habit She has broken her solemn
engagements. She has suborned the
Chinese TO break theirs. She has
practically slammed the celebrated
open door IN our faces. And she Is
surprised" that she has lost Ameri.
can sympathy, Whose sympathy has
she In Manchuria duplicitlos or the
quarrel she has been trying TO force
upon little Japan? Having robbed
Japan OF the fruits of the war with
China In 1895, she proceeded 10 COB.
ble Manchuria, 10 menace japan SO
influence In Corea, "a urge upon Japap |
the closing OF the Corean treaty.ports
of Mokphe and Masampho. and to OBJ. |
ject to the opening by treaty of two
othor Corean ports Yougampho and /
Wiju, Poor Russia must have It's ice.
tree port. but Corea's free ports must
be closed TO the commerce Of the
world Russia Is a hog; that Is the
plain English and fact Of the case
She viii exclude foreigners from com.
mercial privileges as far as she can
Her ambitions and power are growing
dangerous 20 the word In a conflict
with Japan she viii not have a friend
on the merits of the asa-Eyery
oody's
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-23
If Sad, WhyY

"T hear a sad story from tho q.
the poverty Of the lie Baro, !,
sons who are living in Nev ,
Mrs. Johnson was formerly NJ,
Hoffman, the idol of the debr,.
No girl ever had such inauer,,
them, for no girl has since cor.
who is quite so popular as a,
Now she has spent all he,
and lives on the miserabls !.
her husband earns by a cs,,,'
They live in a poor quarter Ana \
Johnson, who is not more than a,
four, has suddenly become An Al
man in appearance, bent, won !.
white haired. She and her br,,..,
however, are fond Of each oAs !,
happy over their baby. The m,
at San Rafael and some dr
Johnson's old friends have bee,hs
her." says the San Francisco Nh,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-23
Literary Note

Paul Elder and Company annoupc,
several volumes IN press for early Is
sue Among them are the following
'Psychologlcal Year Book" committed
by Janet Young; the purpose of the
compilation being TO illustrate the no.
i've influence OF the power OF thought
IN practical affairs; "The simnls
Home by Charles Keeler being a
discussion OF the architectural con.
s'rueuon and furnishing OF the home
building In the style suggested by the
uue the volume Is TO have ten illus.
ual'ons' Fairy Tales Up To Now 4"
oy wallace Irwin, author OF the Love
SoHne's OF a HoOdlum; Being Ola
Al'hs Made Probable; the Typography
OF this little humorous volume Is 10
DO on the scheme OF the modern news.
paper In fact that thought is TO be
me motive nom cover TO cover. one
'ndlng OF the book being done IN
'enuine newspaper matrix. The puh.
'shers viii also have ready IN time
or he Easter season a series Of LIN.
resslon broadsides, being Illuminated
'a1's's desigaed BY W. S. wrlght
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-23
DO Il Todav

The time-worn injunction. Never
put on I'M tomorrow what Won can
do today" is now generally present.
ed In this form; DO 1t today,p THAT
is the terse advise we want 10 Give
you about that hacking cough or de.
morallzing cold with which Won have
been struggling for several days per.
haps weeks. Take some reliable ror,o
dy for il ToDAY-and let that remedv
ne pr Bosehee's German Symp which
mas been in use for over thirty.ave
years A few doses OF it will undoubt.
cay relieve your cough or cold and
It's continued use for a few DAYS win
cure you completely No matter how
u''p-seated your cough even If dread
consumption has attacked yopr me-
German Syrup viii surely e9oc, !
II has done before in thou.
sands OF apparently hopeless cases =,
'ung trouble, New trial bottles o5c.
regular size, 75c. At an drpscists
Al Dr. stones drug stores
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-23
THE NEW VERSE;.

A soldier of the Russians
Lay Japanned at Tscbrtv,,.,
There was lack of woman ''
And comforts which '''
Might add to his last momo.,
And sooth the final wav
But a comrade stood beside ,,.
To hear what he might -.
The Japanned Russian falters,
AS he took that comrada,.
And he said, "I never mora ~
My own, my native Land.
Take a message and a token
To some distant friend q,
For | was born at Smnixv,,a.
Fair Sminxzrskgqrx ski
Irkztrvzkimov."
w. ]. L. in New YorL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-23
Sensible Government.

The government of Belgium has is.
sued an order that every newspaper
in the country is entitled to free use
Of every railroad. The business Of
newsgathering the government re.
CARDS as of great importance to the
development of the nation. The gov.
ernments following this sensible and
up-to-date view will find free press
Of even more use than a standing
army.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-23
CLARK and Buchanan.

George Clark, who was exporting
the books of Clatsop county, yester
day received a telegraphic message
from George Buchanan, his business
associate at Canyon City, Grant coun.
ty. stating that Zach Martin, treas
urer of the county had committed
suicide, and urging Mr.. Clark's pres.
ence there Immediately. Mr. Buchan.
an was exporting the Grant county
books at the time of the suicide.--As,
torian.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-23
Hard Times for Laoemakers

With all Frances prosperity. lamen.
tations are being raised over the de.
cay Of the homemade lace industry
which, says correspondent. If mat.
ters go on as they are going now.
VIII be a lost art in France II is
pointed out that half a century ago
there were still over $4,000 dentill
ieres In the department of Calvados
alone who earned their four francs
a day In Auvergne there were more
than 100000, while Lorraine reckoned
half that number. Now there are not
1000 OF such lacemakers in the whole
or Normandy, and Auvergne and Lor.
raine can only show 10000. DeDopu.
latlon has been rapid in the lacemaI,.
Ing districts. II is to the imitation
trade with its machinery. that the
mischief is to be attributed Ont OF
90 Partisan establishments which
once gave employment TO the women
OF a single rural district. only three
nave survived. II seems strange In
an age so luxurious as this. that the
passion for real lace. of all things
should be numbered among the has.
Deems Promoters OF a movement 10
restore the industry, with the aid Of
the minister Of commerce are an.
pealing to fashion to help them ont
But they have powerful rivals I'm the
manufacturers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-23

Paul Elder and Company have sent
us specimens OF their Mosaic ESSAYS
very pretty booklets printed In artls
Tie letierIngs and color work ON rare
paper for tho Easter time. They are
ON such topics as Success. Happiness
Friendship and Nature aud kindred
subjects. They can he seen at Pat.
tons l. as, Book Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-23

ture either of them. | prefer to lei
them settle their own troubles
have enough worries Of my own, with
out playing the thankless part of man
ager of other peoples affairs"
81 think you we're wrong, Alice, You
can never tell what a quarrel like this
may lead to. Now, l should have
why here they come now, arm in
ARM"
81 see 1t all! Molly has left, and
they have come home for Sunday din
ner Bless their hearts!" And Alice,
a natural house mother, rushed to the
door to let them in.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-23
VIII Have PLENTY of Work.

The county assessor Of this county
whoever that may be, will have bus.
time of It when elected to serve tht
next term. Aside from the regular
work Of the office, he will have to take
a census of the county, as provided by
the state law.
Every 10 years the assessors Of the
different counties in the state are re-
qulred by law to take IAN enumera
tion of the inhabitants and the indus.
trial products" of their respective
counties, the work commencing March
10th. The last time this was done
was in 1895, which will bring the next
census in March, 1905.
Malheur county's assessor will not
have as easy time as some of the as.
SCISSORS in the state; his work will lie
over scattered territory-through the
and out on the ranges.
where the people are shifting from
place to place, and conditions are ev.
er changing
In Multnomah county It is estimated
hat the work will require the services
If at least 40 deputies, and there the
property, products and people are
where they can be easily |
cached In Malheur county six or
light men will have to do the work
for their data among the
ILLS and mountains, and sage brush
# the plains.-ontario Argus.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-23
sure Cure for piles.

Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching, this form, as well as
Bling, Bleeding or Protruding Piles
are cured by DR.. Bo-san-ko's Pile
Remedy. Stops itching and bleeding.
Absorbs tumors. soc a Jar at drug.
gists, or sent by mail Treaties free.
Write me about your case. DR.. Bo-
sanko. Phila.. Pa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-23

The twelve intended for this season
will include selections from Sill,
Browning, Muir, Stevenson and others.
Flowers of Fate" recently published
has proved a great success and is hav.
ing a large sale
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-02-23
APPEARING OLD
Acts a. Bar to Profitable F,mn,o,
ment.

meht.
iou cannot afford 20 grow old
In these days OF strenuous cor,,,.,.,..
II rs necessary 70 maintain. "a lor.. :.
possible ones youthful appearance
II Is impossible TO do this vvitho,. -.
tanning a luxurious growth OF hair 10
Inc presence OF Dandruff indicates ~.
presence ot burroWing germ Nh,nb
~, @ aS arrives on the roots OF the
halr unth Il causes total baldness
Newbro's Herpielde Il the oni, -.
destroyer or this pest and Il A a. ss,s,-
i've as Il Is delightful 70 use
hefpielde makes an elegant hair drs..
tnk rs well as Dandrulr cure.
Aeeepl no suostitute-there Is mona
sold BY leading druggists Send la, !.
Ssaisp. S,..,. ror sample 70 The Herplcias ca
uSniel J, Fry. Special Agent
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-07-09
Teachers Examinations, Grant County.

The Annual Series CT Public
Examinations of Teachers for the
several Examination Districts of
Grant. County, will be held at the
following places on the dates herein
named:
At Boscobel, July 1926; At
Fennimore, July 27-2S; At Lam
caster, July 29-3O; At Platteville,
August IL; At Cuba City, August
ga; At Cassville, August 80; AT
Bloomington, August 10-11; AT
Mount Hope, August 1918; AT
Lancaster for advanced branches;
August 1916. Only third grade
branches will be written at the first
eight points named, and only adj
vanced branches for first and second
grades will be written at Lancaster
on August 1915, and teachers must
govern themselves accordingly.
.54t3 CHAs. H. NYE County Supt.