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The San Francisco call., 1904-09-21
DEMOCRATS FOR ROOSEVELT.

THE of Robert Treat Paine that support
Roosevelt indicative OF the feeling independent
Mr. Paine has been twice the Democratic
of Massachusetts, necessary for the first
time his political his independence
BY the abbreviated his appears
he the Southern abuse of the President
Booker Washington incident As well known President
ingtOn had called the White House advise appointment
the United States The President invited
President Washington talk the
cst appointed and his service has given satisfaction
body This has been tortured into the Presidents
insuted throughout the South 1t significant that
put shape for the South by organs York
But entirely aside from President Washingtons at the
White House. there is element in the affair that should
the attention OF all thoughtful Americans. 1t
Paine Of
time Judged by the hard duty he has himself
this country numbers people Since
been led TO dream the impossible the direction of political
1t has festered the of ignorance dnes politics. Booker
Washington advises that let politics He tells
equality impossible undesirable. He teaches
hrst duty the requirement of the useful the that
have the serespect that with the for sesupport
Acting this thesis Tuskegee
TO live honestly upghy and virtuous He educating them
the handratts and industries He striving
and philosopher for their
Washington inspired by his high spirit living cean life and
acting his and improving purpose
crime and lynchngs?
be judged by his motive ToIstoi has had
the sympathy of the world for his efforts behalf of the vodka
soaked mus OF Russia But his methods demonstrate that he has
attempted this by impossible
Too for he harder task by means and the
record OF his accomplishment entities him the respect of every
American who knows that ignorant and besotted
groe increasing this republic It will NOT for
outlawy and and him. These things impress Mr.
Treat and he is not alone.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-21
A HEADACHE REMEDY.

at this season to know that the
troublesome shooting headache" may
be avoided by the insertion of a tuft of
cotton wool in the ears. 1t softens the
violence of the concussion upon the
kympanum.-Letter in London Mail.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-21
HUMOR
1t Naturally Followed.

The woman was doing her shopping.
The ass stant handed her a package,
and she slowly turned away.
DO 1 need anything else ?" she ab-
sent-mindedly asked.
You have just bought some lawn
ventured the facetious shopman.
Don't you think you will need some
hose?'-Chicago Journal.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-21

ROOSEVELT AND PARKER
Theodore Roosevelt was born In New
York City October 81, 1858. and Alton
B. Parker was born in Wooster. Mass.
May IA. 1851. The biographies do not
give the hour OF birth of either.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-21

Artificial eyes were first used by the
Egyptians long before the Christian
era. Mummies have been found with
artificial eyes. They were fashioned
Of gold. silver, copper or ivory.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-21

Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men BY thu
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen's). 230 Cali
1ornia street Telephone Main loKA
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-21
RS. NEwwED-JoHn, do
you think that Roosevelt
and Parker will be elected?

Mr.. Newwed docking up
quickly)-Why, I suppose one of
them will be elected.
Mrs. Newwed-One of themi Why,
/ thought both of them would be
elected.
Mr.. Newwed-That's impossible.
Mrs. Newwed-Why, Mckinley
and Roosevelt were elected at the
same time.
Mr.. Newwed-But they were run
ming on the same ticket.
Mrs. Newwed-Well, so are Roose-
velt and Parker.
Mr.. Newwed Showing rising an
ger)-They're nothing of the kind.
Mrs. Newwed-Oh, how terriblel
/ thought that Fairbanks was run
ming against Roosevelt and Parker.
Mr.. Newwed-Not at all. It's
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-21

RAILROAD INFORMATION F
r., City. For such information as Won
desire in regard to the Chicago. Bur
lington and Quincy Railroad address
a letter of inquiry to the home Office
of the company.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-21

Townsend's California Glacs fruits in
artistic fre-etched boxes. us Market st. =
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-21
ANS WERS

AMERICAN JACK-Sub.. City. The
American Jack is the union or blue
field Of the American flag.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-21

desired witness the little man in state of hioh
had walk through aptown last Sunday when
of the Lnas coming had filtered Dupont street
The atmosphere cracked charged with high power DYNAMO
Oaands only lady tonsorial petitoned the Mavor
grant her the privilege of carrying pistol weapon
defense would of the re cure hair restores do the
business?
E Peary the pole in
the future Bids for the Peay relief expedition now be
opened in New York.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-04
GeDhrter Maiifer Gbit6or!

SD fin f6n6r, Sic tper'n ft9 tpun@
mere, nie unier Stiftungsfeit ansgez
faae Is. S9 ptQ's Sbne DerodbGe.
SaS Sidet &ammttbee bot 1i9 al1o
reitetpeg an bos Sidetbettele gemu9t
I'm bot du4 Die 8ruberrf9 gefebn. 9O
fie fe aptper I91eht arfomme! @4iez
nib, bot Der 8a6s BON bic eine &omz
penie gefagt, benft Sbr benin, mir
teune Das @elb? Wann mir for ale
@ntertebnments, po uffgema9t per'n,
en- Petl Sidets faufe fo1te, bann
fOnnte ner in 8dnfrup5ie gebn. go
biel @ntertehnments gtbts ia gar nit,
pie mir f9on Sidets gefauft ben, I'm
bic Sa9 muB geftappt per'n, un
5par reit bier. Mftr fin bod nit in
ben 8tBneB, boB fi9 anrere 2eut am@
iubfe tonne, mir i'm bo, for 8ier ou
%pertaufe. I'M bas is an for mas mer
Do itn." 9as &ammit6ee 1Dt bann
bas @obtf6edt gebrappt I'm bot gez
fragt, Db er uns bdnn mebbie bieuei9t
E paar &ebfder 8ier, bas nleint 70
BRET bier 8errels, bobnebte pout. Mir
bebte bas gan5e Sa6r bod nids an
nerf9ter brinte, pie ietn Bier, I'M
bebte i'm alfo ftpablie feinber 1upz
pphrte I'm Do fDnnt er audi emDl ebbes
bubn, btfd6s cine 6anb nGr bic an=
mere pertb, IN cine @br belt bic artp
mere paf9e. 90 bot Der 8ru6er eez
fagt: nWea, bonn pone mrer emol e
tpenig fidere. Sbr babt brei3ebn @in@
9erf9; BON bic brei3ebn fin bret tpo
libberel fin; flint bu6n gar niGs brin=
te, nie 2emmenebb pbber MiBtie I'M
bic anrere flint bic brtrfe Bios, parm
fe getriet tper'n. Mann i9 alfo bic
ganae &raut nit 5ebn @lGfes E Na9t
fidere, mo Sbr Singitunb babt, I'm 70
ebaut 5pan5ig Singitunbe re9ne,
bann frieg i9 5pei 9unnert @lds Bier
eraus; i9 min aiptper libbereu fein I'M
au9 NOD for bic arnere, po ii9 triete
loHe, bunnert 9ld1es re9ne. Qas
RiefOlt lit bret 5unnert GlGs 9ter
I'm bafor be5ablt Sbr fiinfoebn Oabler.
8on bic finf5ebn 9abler friege mir
10 ebaut 5ebn OdbGer, I'm mann ih bic
@dspenfes abfidere bu6n, bann made
mir an @u9 en- graffit BON ebaut flint
9ahler. lin Sbr babt bic @abl, MIDI
for bret pbber bier 8errels gu frage,
mitaus ebbes gu be5able! Oas bubt
bod etniges biete! Mpfper i9 min
@u6 emDl ebbes iage, i9 min bod nit
10 ietn; lobt emol en- babe Oa6ler
pert6 Sidets bier, bas is apfper al,
mas i9 for Sud- bubn tann." Mit
iebr gemii9te 9efiibte, mas nter 10
nff oeutf9 bifepeuntet rlenne bu6t, fin
ie dbge5oge. Sci bic @alu6ntieperT9
bo ben fe mer @Giid eebabt; Die i'm
ia INNER teiig, bifabs Re piHe, baB fie
INNER in bic erf9te 2ein geflieit per'n.
DINNER bas Hie1olt is bod nit ariq
tntorreti6ing 9etpefe, I'M i9 ZEN ee=
piBt, baB bas gan5e Set en- 5i1el
geptpe belt. Wie ner unfer Iebfes
&iehDrfel gebabt ben, BEN Die Ramz
mitbees riepobrtet, I'm mer ben ausqez
funne, baB ie for iiptpe Dablers fGf9
Sidets berpebbelt batte. Gs FIN an4
nod bret 6unnert Sidets braus qetpe@
fe, mo- nnfere Sreunbe an @e6l gebabt
ben, atptper ih fin f9ubr, baB BON be-
ne bret 9unnert tpenigftens bret 9un=
merit I'm fuf5ig tpibber auriidtomme
behte. Sd ben 9efaet: SIR 2eut, ieBt
is es nod an Die 3eit, baB mel unIer
Set brdppe; mer fDnne ia for en-
gdsiubs fage, baB infer erfdter Sen>
ner bic alauefeud friest bdtt, obber
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-04

buB benz 8GB lei @timm etnqerolt
tpdr; afptper i6 benfe, mir better GEM
ne bas 8iBneB uff. Stat an iubr
2etf," bot Der Pre6enbent gefagt, der
&usgud IS fpgar orig inforretf6inq,
I'm i6 i'm f6ubr, baB mir Bel unfer
Set fem StGnOingrubm me6r BEN un
mod Semanb beiere miife, pp Die
2eut enaus f3meiBe bu6t. Mir BEN
leBt emol q gefagt I'M mir miiife Die
@upp ausefe." Nblre9t, ben i9 gez
fa9t, Ell bpnt febr, I'M Do mar bas
Spbtf9edt gebrappt. Mer BEN bonn
unfer &ieb0riel abge6alte I'M bic Sell
leri9 ben getrif6e, als mann Re Die
&ontrie nit rette poute. eoS3 BEN oe<
fagt: 8eus, pam Sbr BEL ben &un3ert
ben Weg bauern bubt, Damn perb Sebr
al mcgee 9iebrfpe6lerei erreftet. M3er
ben 6ann audi NOD bripper getabft,
mas mer for Suits pe6re ppute. Oer
Preienbent bOt gefagt, mer miiBte an
IN fun 0reB fomme, bas mar Der elm
5tge bteiente Weg, pie mer guide miiBz
te. Die 4nnere ben bagege gefpro6e
I'm FEN gefagt, mann Der BreKenbent
{ Srudfubt TRACE poqt, Damn 1onte
er'f9 bltbn; mann i'm 1ein berItprb<
ner Snfel, no in Die alte &ontrie
@6ultteti9er getpefe lei, feline &onfir@
meb16en =Su6t nit binterlofe bdtt,
Damn be6te er aud feline fpebre, bifahs
bann bGtt er feline. @e4, Die &unne
fin ipper Die Subts 70 edsfeitet 9es
'pOrbe, buB i9 ieben 4ugenblid eds
bedtet hen. bic Qdnae Saffeiehtee behf
uTtDre@e. Us bot e gauge Gatt per>
fupe6f9en genomme, bab Re bibber
uffgema3t ben; iA FEN gefagt, nanr
bds Set ttDper is, bdnn fDnnt SIR
bubn, pte Sbr nont, atpper ieBt be-
be9ft @u6. Die Wprte BEN an6 e
quite Smpref4en gema9t, I'm ales mar
for e fletne Weil qans itiQ I'M aut.
W3it einem Mal fagt atptper Der 9rofz
ieriefieper, er bdtt feline 2uft, init 70
e 9Gng 81 finge, no bas Mdul uff@
retBe bebt, als pam en- Dds na3
Quft f9nappe bubt obber mann E &au
bic Wa9t am Hbetn itnge bebt. Sea
bots geiettelt. Sept BOTS en- Ran
geptDe, gegen ben is Der Sdngertrieg
uff bic @artburg Der retnite &tnberz
garten gepeie. Die Senerf9 ben fi4
Die &Opp perf9mife, baB es in einem
fort gefra9t bot, als mann &inblingz
mutt getf9appt bebt tpern. I'm e 2enaz
piti4 ben fe seiubft, bas bOt einiges
gebote. Stiibl I'm 9lGfer fin in bic
2uft gefloge, I'M mann i9 nit
gu rt9tiger 3eit in bas 8odrrubm
gef4tippt pGr, i9 fin f6ubr, bic &auz
bies 6dtte mid eefiQt. 80 fann mer
pibber emol febn, nie Der @9iqer 70
re9t geba6t 6ot, tpie er sefagt bot, baB
In bic Menf9e E gnrlimel 59lofe bebt.
Mel, Bel meme Sineeri9 Is bas Gnz
ntmel audi u~ffgetpedt, I'm i9 fin 19u9r,
baB aus unfer Stiftunesfeff ieBt nida
tperb. ST ten iub, mel bot fem 8ats
ter uff bic 2umpepe1t.
Nfit daerbanb N9tung,
Su6rs Srulie,
Weeif 9aberfad,
gsfpeter I'M G9eriff bon Mpple Sad
6nIie SSprrpr Qn,tntfp
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-04

@tn5armer tn ga uer,
Mtnn., Der feline Sruu bertauft bate,
gas einen 14iGbrigen Watfenfnaben
fir ben preis BON $25 nit in ben Rauf
urb bat babel Elm gutes Gefddft sez
mabt, benin bic Maifen : MfDle bes
Oitens geben fol9e &inber obne Soften
fir ben Rdufer, b. +. ben 5armer, ab.
Gin berartiger9anbel in tpeiBen Stlaz
ben follte bod in einem 2anbe, bas on
Der Spite Der Civilization, @ultur an6
5ortfdritts marf4irt, u%nterbriidt
tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-04

aus 9uIuth, so n H., pirb
6eri9tet: Sn ben @lebatoren bier unb
in Superior limb onndbernb 141a
Wiqionen 8ufbel 9etreibe, pel9e gum
8erf9tffen iiber bic Seen mad benz
Often beftimmt itnb. 9as 1T cine be-
beutenbe Guantitdt mebr als i'm @or@
iabr um btefe 3eit Waitte 4prt0 mo
6ereits Der Getretbetransport i'm Dol=
len @ange mar, Ddbrenb es ieBt nod
.inige Mo9en bauern biirfte. Nu9
Iinb bic eegenpGrtigen Establishment
@orrdt6e bebeuten0 grDber, als bic
elmer anberen 5ru4t, benin ss finb
8ufbel segen 4,250.0o0
Bnfhel Meiaen-
- Nnge 3 d& ausz
brud. 8ermittler: pOie Dame TT
aus gutter Camille, iebo4 febr bob
li9!" Re9tsuntpalt: limb pie ftebt
es nit ben vmilberrben umftGr1benA2
- gefebrt. gs f9eint beiz
nabe, baB nur bic unDerheiratbeter
Mdnner bic 6rauen tpirtli4 tennen.
SIN @egent6eil. Die MGnner, bic bic
5ralien ptrtli9 tenlen, bleiben unpers
heirathet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-04

8auersto6tsr Mnna 0rerl. Der
8auers1D6n Sobann Mubl erlitt 10
I6nere 0erlebungen, bab an ietnem
Nuffonlmen ge5peifelt tpiro.
Nirnberg. Observation-Disclosures
geter @Drlein bier, BEL befen @oncurs
it6 Die Fa{fiba auf gegen "a Milton
Marf beliefen unb nur 5e6n 8ro3ent
be5ablt tpnrben, erbielt etne 9efGngz
nibftrafe BON 5pei Sahren feds Wo=
naten. Seine @befrau tDurbe 81 feds
Mondten @efdngnib berurt6etlt.
@imba9 b. 8. Sn Der na6en
@inDbe @9arlo9 entIeibte ii9 Der Bel
1einen S9niegereltern lebenDe, ber6etz
ratbete peter Obermeier nit einem
alten 6ausgepe6re bur9 etnen S9uB
in ben Munb. Der Sob trat fofort
Elm. Obermeier 5etgte f9on eintge
3eit 9puren bon Sriibiinn. gr 4tnz
terlGbt bier feline 8inber.
2giirtten16er9.
@tuttgart. Ser 8Dnig empfing
unlGnsft etne NbDrbnung bes Sberz
amtsbe3irfs 8alingen unlGBli3 Der
5OOiGari0sn 2uQeh0riQfeit bes 8eairfs
5u @iirttemberg, Die cine !9ulotgu119s%
abreIIe iiberrei9te.
8DbIin9en. Der per6eiratbete
Zimmerman 9pttlob Wee5l bon bier
mar in Der Mftienbrauerei 3abn NIT
Mblaben Don Sis bef9dftigt, glitt bas
BEL aus, ftiir5te unb fam einem benz
SprtI6affen bes @tfes bienenben Be-
9erperf gu nabe. nurbe BON oieism erz
fdBt unb augenblidli9 getDbtet.
Gam itatt. Ser 25 Sabre alte
SaglDbner Sriebri9 MdnnuB BON bier
purbe in feiner S9lafteae erbdngt
aufgefunDen.
Gbbaufen. Sci Der .Saufe bes
Iiebenten lebenben &naben bes SLIPPERS
@. 8en3 bier 6at Der &Dnig bic patenz
fteQe iibernpmmen unS Dem 8ater oas
iibli6e @ef9enf 5uienoen lahen.
SAT-. Der SO Sabre ate PERMIT
pete Bidder unb @einpirtb 9errmann
6at ft9 er6Gngt. Sn leBter 3eit hatz
ten Ii9 BEL benz ungliidlt9en mehrfa9
@puren BON @6tpermutb ge5eigt.
6offs. 6ier geriet6 Der ie9siGb<
rige @obn bes 2ebrers &niefel unter
Elm 6u6rperf unD purbe 10 f9per
pernunbet baB er na4 tur5er 3eit
1tarb.
aapepsburg. Der fiir3li8
Derforbene unoerbeiratbete pripatier
@ottfrieb 9apOen6Ofer, Der leBte
@proHe zines alien bieiigen@eI6ledts,
ma6te folgenbe @tiftungen: 10000
Murf ais @runbfapital, aus beHen
3infen arme 8iirgerfDbne Bel Nusbilz
6una fir eiren 8eruf unterftiiBt per@
ben 5olen; 1O,00OWtarf fir Die Nrmen
beiber CONDITIONER; 10000 Warf our
@rbauunq zines eDangelif9en Granz
fenhauIes; 5000 Mart fir bic leBtes
eSa6r gegriinbete @uppenanftalt.
Seine notwithstanding befam
bic bie1i9e 9tabtgemeinbe.
Smttlingen. Der bier b%eritorz
bene BriDatter Ghr. 4l. WeiB batte in
feinem Seitdmente Die 8efimmung
aufgenommen, baB elmer f~reireligiOfeR
Gemeinbe in Wirttemberg, bic gum
min6eiten 200 Mitglieber adblt, aber
feline @laubensfdBe bat, Elm 2egat bon
10000 Marf 8ufanen ion. Sn jung
fer 3eit bat ii9 nun cine freireltgiOfe
9emeinbe in Stuttgart nm biefes Be-
gat betpOrben, unb erhebt fogar unter
@morobuns BON &lage 4niprn4 bar%
auf.
Wippingen. Ser Derbeiratbete
Wtrtb S9ile BON bier nurbe auf benz
Meg 5pifden 9errlingen unb Mippin=
gen erf6offen aufgefunben. Sin gu
feinem nngunften entf9iebener Pro5eB
f9eint ben l1ngliidli9en in ben Sob
aetrieben au baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-04
National N6ociation Ser
Detail 8rOeerilfen Der Ser. Staten
gan Sramciscu, 3. bis 8. Mfat.

Sabrfarfen nod gon Srancisco unb Sos
9lneeles, @al., utb turiid fperben ~perfauft
pom %. 9lpri[ bis eini6IteBIi6 80. 9lpril
1904 ebenio am l. Wtoi fir ipl9e 3ise, Gle
ibre 9afaaiere in Gbicaso, 8eprta, ct.
Souls ober SatrD an bemlelben Sag lanben,
pom allen gutften be1 Big Sour, Ginz
cinnnti Nortbern unb 9. C Il. st. ST. 81
1ebr niebri3en Staten.
G9iieBIibe Retonrfabrt bei8rdnft anf 80. Stunt
2tberole 1leber1ieeungs =grtOilesien.
Der Beitern @briition Abpocate's SPECIALIZING fir
Sos angeles. tfr EeqnemIibfett Der 9eIegnten nnb
Nnbere, meIte bic 8ocific 8fiite gu beiu9en min,
fben, fdbrt oia Big Sour 9pnte.
SIR ndbere Snformotipn unb eiu5elbeitsu meube
mon it5 on bic Big Sour Sidet Asenteu ober I6reibe
an WARREN J LYNCH,
Genl F SIS. q Ticket Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-06-11

One thousand pounds was the sum
paid by the late Bernard Quaritch for
an autograph letter, Of Columbus,
which he afterwards exhibited at the
Worlds Fair in Chicago. A wealthy
collector of autographs In Chicago in
1898 offered through the American
Press to pay 100000 for a genuine
autograph letter of Shakespeare. Only
seven are known to be in existence
and as to three doubts have been ex-
pressed as to their genuineness. Two
letters of Mary Queen of Scots, writ
ten just before her execution, are said
to have cost an English collector $780,
900. The one letter existing in IT.
tian's handwriting was sold for $500,
and letter Of Raphael's for $500. The
one letter written by Corneille which
was ever sold was purchased by Alfred
Morrison for $500.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-06-11
ParlOr Magic.

A feat which any one can perform
with little or no practice is that Of
placing fourteen matches upon table
and lifting them all up upon one Of
the matches. This is how it is done:
Pick out one match-the one that has
the --latest surface-and then place six
of the other matches about one-fourth
each across the first one, each of the
six being parallel to each other and
the thickness of a match distant from
each other. Next place six other
matches one-fourth each across the
first match, but from the other side,
all parallel and in the spaces left by
the arrangement of the first six
matches. Now take the fourteenth
match, lay it over the twelve matches
where they intersect, and by carefully
lifting match No. and holding match
No. II in place you will accomplish
without difficulty the feat.-Adelaide
Hermann in the June Woman's Home
Companion.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-06-11

fathers ruin. Ths thought 81 thee
poor. gentle girl, made t0 suffer. By. her
Tfathc-,,I without q soul to help her. was
too much for the young man, i He
loved her quite sufficiently to want to
shield her from any harm. There was
only one thing to do. He must tell
Dempster of Hutchinson's treachery.
and he must persuade Veronica to be-
come his wife secretly. It must be
secretly, for no one knew either OF
Veronica or Of anything else. And so.
went to his chief. f-s~ F!
Richard Dempster looked very grave
indeed at the news. The two men sat
up all night lin consultation. Hutch
inson was to be dismissed at once:
there was nothing else for it. And
then Alan made request. Twill YOU
send me to Santa Rosa at once?" he
said. Il don't care to stop on here
after have been the means of getting
rid of Hutchinson; don't want to
benefit by his fall"
Il shall miss you, my lad" said
i
have settled among US; but I suppose
you have other plans.'
He looked at Alan, who Redeemed.
The young man had known for some
time that even his chiefs daughter
would not have denied him; but then
he thought Of his lovely, dark-haired
Veronica, who had no one but him
self. No, he had ruined her father,
she must be his care-and a very
sweet care, too! Perhaps not the
ideal, the perfect marriage he had
dreamed of in other days, when soul
goes out to soul, and man and woman
have but one idea, one thought; but
marriage born of love and respect,
protective, not passionate love,
although Veronica was beautiful
enough to cause many a mans heart
to beat quickly.
The very evening he had his talk
with his chief he rode out to La Paz,
but this time not to see Hutchinson.
Veronica would be in the avenue, and
Veronica must be wooed to give her
consent; the two had but short time.
"You will trust me, Veronica?" he
asked.
ITO the DEATH" said the girl; "but
Alan, I am afraid if he hears of your
part in his ruin he will kill you sooner
or later"
HE will hear of it, said Alan
gravely. Il am not the man to let
another do my dirty work. And will
you wait for me at Santa Rosa, my
darling? I will make all necessary
arrangements, and will be married the
day I Gomez
And so matters were arranged, and
Veronica promised; and this was the
end of Alan Mackenzie's life in Rio.
(To be continued)
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-06-11

A clever observer says Of her expe-
riences in drawing-room car: There
sit directly behind you those who wash
their family linen for the benefit of the
travelling public, he accusing hereof all
sorts Of irregularities with other men.
whom he judges by himself, and she
defying him to name just one man, and
finally going into Mysteries. Then there
is the woman in front of you all scent
ed up with white rose, and beside her
is the man who pares and cleans his
nails with pocked knife and uses the
same blade to pick his teeth. Then
there is the sweet little child who snaps
the window catch or thumps tho win
dow pane, which seems to be music to
the fond mothers ears."-New York
Press.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-06-11
The Retort Courteous.

Miss Bizzey-I notice you're clean.
ing house, Mrs. Newcome, and l was
afraid you might be tempted to throw
your rubbish out on the back lot. I
just wanted to say that we don't do
that sort of thing here
Mrs. Newcome-I burned all our
rubbish in the furnace this morning,
Miss Bizzey, including an old book on
''Etiquette" which might have saved
for you.-Philadelphi Press.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-06-11
PATENTS.

List of Patents issued Last Week to
Northwestern Inventors.
Henry Blenhoff, St. Paul, Mimi.
cart; William Dawson, Union county
S. D., check punch; George Griggs
Billings, Mont, inkstand; Jonathan R,
Hamilton, Kimball, Mimi, bath appa
ratus; John Hockersmith, Chamber
1ntyre, St. Paul, Mimi, oar lock; John
Sandvig, W;lmot. S. D.. rainwater cut
off.
Lothrop & Johnson, patent lawyers. oil
and 9l2 Pioneer Press Bldg. st. Paul.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-06-11
Mamma Drew tho Line.

Daughter Tom asked me
| to marry him tonight and told him
to ask you.
Mother-f you think l am going to
commit bigamy, even to please you,
you are quite mistaken.-New York
Mail.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-06-11
Ireland Loses Population.

The population Of Ireland still ap-
pears to be on the decline. The quar-
terly return of the registrar-general up
to the last day of March shows a de-
crease of 1915, of whom $500 was
debited to emigration. The estimated
population of Ireland is now 1904 900.
or little more than half what it was
in 1841, when it stood at SITS, 900.
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Indispensable.

LaMontt-Some Of the greatest writ
ers tell us that matrimony hlunts a
mans, imagination:
LaMoyne-Nonsense! Why a mar
ried man must have superb imagin.
alton to get up excuses when he is alb.
sent.c
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-06-11
How to Clean Laces.

To clean delicate laces, take a large glass
Jar, cover with old cotton and spread the
lace carefully on it. Set the bottle in warm
Ivory Soap suds and leave for an hour. If
stains are difficult to remove place in the
sun and they will disappear. Rinse by
dipping the bottle in clear water.
ELEANOR r. PARKER,
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'Ontrariness? HOW's that?"
Rural Opinion,

Mrs. Crawoot-They do say that
Fanny and her city husband have a
comfortable parlor.
Mr.. Crawoot- Nothing comfortable
about it. Why, when l sat in my
shirt sleeves and started to smoke
Fanny objected.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-06-11
The City Gardener.

Van X-So.you have a garden? What
do you expect to raise?
De Q.-Muscle.-Detroit Free Press.
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Pretty Close to It.

"Now, that phrase" said the teach.
er, *'is an idiom. Does any little boy
know what an idiom is?''
"Yes'm,' piped little Tommy
Skrapps, <*That's what pa is when ma
don't want him to have his own way
and he does"
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-06-11
No Malaria,

"Is there any malaria around here?'
asked the tourist.
"Nope," was the prompt response
There's heap O. chills an fever
but if anybody gifts to calm it by
heightened names he's liable to git into
difficulty.