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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-11-11
annfos Gitb. Mir., 9. g1pp.

Die ,Sim.s" ertIGrt, bob 6plt nit
10000 St'mmen Mebrbeit erfpdblt
fpurbt, bab m0gIiherfpeife RooIebelt
cine Mebrbeit iiber Barrier 6dbe unb
bic 2egislatur republitonii9 lei. 9pllz
te 2eBteres 'er San Iein, 70 t0nnte ST.
natOr GpdreI ni9t pieber sripGblt
perbsn.
proOibente, 81. S, 9. gOD.
Der rspublitanii9e @ouberneurss
fdnbibat litter bat nit 1882 Stims
men g.iisgt, iein Gegner empfing 32,>
288 Stimmen, Rpoiepelt 5000
Stimnlen Mebrbeit..
ct. 2ouis, 9. g2op.
Die rpoft 9ispatb" (unabbdngi9
bemotratif9) bebauptet, bab bic
Staats= uno NationdItdnbibaten Der
Oemotroten erfpGblt purben uno bah
Splt in ct. Qouis cine Me6rbeit BON
10000 Stimmen erlangte.
@ltins, 80. 8a., 9. Top.
Senator 9enrp 9. Oapis Iaste beus
te Mpr9en; Den 8eri9ten aufolge
haben bic aepublitoner nit groBtr
Mtebrbeit 9eiiegt. SD bin 3ufrieoert,
ipenn meine 9eimotbitaot mir cine quz
te Stimmen5abl gibt."
Wafbington, 9. ROB.
Der prdIibent GooiepeIt BAT BON
bem &aiier Dilbelm bic folgsnoe &az
belbepei6e erbaIten: rMeine berali9s
ften @liidpiinf6e. Ml0gs Der Sinlz
mel Sbnen 9eoeiben gtben uno Sbre
Gegierung bem ameritanii6en @oIf
gum Sesen gereihen."
ct. 2ouis, 9. glop.
Den Bis II 1lbr beuts Wlittas einee>
laufenen @oblberihten aufoIss boben
bic Republitaner iiberall i'm Stoate
unb beIonbers in ct. Qouis, bebeuten=
be @epinne gu per5ei9nen. Die Repus
biitaner bebauptsn, baB RopIepelt i'm
Staut iie9te unb bab bic 0emptroten
fih sliidltA i9dBen tDnnen, psnn fie
Solt erpdblten. Der 2ebtere f6lug
in ct. Souls ieinen Gegentanbibaten
Wolbriege nit elmer Mebrbeit bon 10,e
088 Stmmen, bod ale anbereu pemoz
frdtiI9en &onbibaten bIieben binter
ibren Ge9nern 5uriid. &OpieDelt ems
ping in ct. 2ouis 55,056, Barter
52,970 Stimmen.
2ouispilIe, Sb., 8. Roo.
Barrier bat in &sntudn nit elmer
Mebrbeit BON 23,711 Stinmsn iiber
3ooiepslt gsiieot. boh feblen mod Die
8sri9te aus 353 MahIbeSirten. 2nm
eriten 0tal ieit IL Sabren baben Die
0emotraten BEL elmer prdiibentenipobI
in 2ouispille eeIieet.
gletp gorf, 9. Nop.
Den lsBten 8eri4ten 5ufoIge bat
gooisoslt i'm Staut cine Mebrbtit bon
1853, ,791 erIanst. Sn 8rOb Nep Yort
mar ibn Barter nit $4,000 Stimmsn
iiberleaen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-11-11
6 n n B.
G3nbon. 10. Rob.

G9Hoon, 10. g(ob.
oSnfolge oes ge.onntperbens Der
@ablergebniiIe in ben 9ereinigten
Stddten itiegen bic umeritanii4en
Wsrtbs on Der 96rie burtI4nittli6
nm einen Dollar bic 2tttie.
@on0on, 10. gtop
Die Ginldouna oes grdIibenten
HooIepelt an Grobaritannien, an elmer
sipeiten 5riebensionferen3 i'm 6aog
tteil3unehmen. nm oas Wert Der Son
feren3 bon 1899 iott5uieBen 1T benz
ousndrtiQsn 9lrt oarh ben goiidafs
Ter Gbo1te iiberrttlt tpproen. IS III
Biz iebt feire foruetle Qlntiport err
t6eilt tporbtn. d6sy aer 9oiih1iter Bat
bic 9erii6erunq etbaltsn. oab bic
Gjnlabun9 ber3,it .pilltomm. If.
qoHoon, ~ lloo
Die bieiioe gcihdft bat eir .rts
I6iso,nss 3emtuti aui ben geridi,
h.n cine 0odritli,ndasntur II ben
Ger. GtuateA- per6tsitet BAT. oab bic
9erlo6un1 o,s aonigs QIFonio init
Der qrinJtiIin gdoria BON Gounaugbt
bsmnd5it bspori,iiaos. srIaH.r.
frei n
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-11-11
Sine repmbtifaniihe Satpime !
gBaibinaton, 8. Nou.


Benn War1lano rspublitanil6 ses
Itimmt bot, tpie ni6tamtlitbe Seri6ts gu
bieier Stunpe anSuoeuten ibetnen, 10
ipirb 8rdlibent &oOieuelt 325 @lec'
toralItimmen erbalten, mas bis
Der nod nibt baeefpeien lit. Barter
erb1lt nur ISL Stimmen. Gs 1T Ii6er
baB bic Republifaner ale Staaten auBer
benz Iuliben Siiosn semonuen babeu,
unb es mag cine offtSislle 8dbluns nOtb'
penbig Iein, um bas &eiultat in NarDs
Lamb 5u beItimmen. Gie republttaniibe
Mebrbett i'm &epr1ientautenbauie oes
Gonsreiles nirb ni6t peniser als 5 0
betra9en.
9as &eiultnt bieIer @abl mar cine
gruBe leberrnibuns ielblt fir bisleni'
gen, tuelne feft on bic grtudbluns
&ooieuelt's seslaubt batten. Sic bat
ten feItes 8ertraueu nuf ben GrfOlg Der
republitanil6en 8urtei, aber onf 10
iiberral6enbe 9ablsn iparen lie nidt Sc
faBt.
8arfer bat in feinem einsisen Stdate
eelieat, tuelber ni6t por bier Sahren
iein 8othm Brnnn CAB. gti6tamtlibe
8eri6te beuten an. bas er iosa, bon
benen uerloreu bot, melhe Der @aubioat
bon Nebrostn ieiner Bariei erbielt.
9lls bic gSabl bes 8rdIioenten
ni6t mebr Su beSweiieln mar, fam bic
@a9ri6t, baB Br6iioent &ooieoelt eine
@rtldruns erIafen babe, er Iueroe fi6
ni6t I'm cine gBieoeripabl beluerben,
unb bies mar oer ein5ise autresenoe
Moment in elmer 8abl. pelde 10 e ins
ieitis mar, oaB iosar Die Sieser
ni6t oOn sroBem @ntbuiiasmus ersrtf'
fen tuuroen. Spdt gtadts fam cine
9lnfinbiguns BON Meloin O. Baliler,
bem Setter Der gnmpaeue bon 9bomas
6. @c:ion, esm Ganoioaten Der Beo'
pies !suriet. baB n Jol9e Der iiberwdl'
tieenben jt,sost;use Der bemOfratilhen
Gortei lofort Sbritte 5ur @riinoun9
elmer neuen Battei setban iolen iuiiroen.
gu bieiem 8rpede iOllen bic Serren
Brpnn, Bntion unb Seorit in ungefdbr
einer @O9e cine gOnieren5 in New
gort abbalien mollen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-11-11

baB isst aud Der abT9IuB zines San.
oeipsrtra9es in ben 8renaen Der WtOg.
lihteit Iiegs.
Der preis Der dmeritanii6tn 81.
Ienbabnattien itisg an Der 9orie UNI
Elm Pro5ent.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-11-11

gei Der WabI in WtdRahuistts bile
bet bic JlieberlaGe oes republitonifhen
Observation-Disclosures Bates ben
Sduptgeoenitanb oes SrtsrtiIes. Sein
etgnet Wm. g. IouoIab tpiro felt
bem Sabre 1892 Der erite oemotrati-
i6e @ouperneur isin. Gr lblus ieis
usu Gjeaner nit elmer Wsbrbeit BON
3G,G59 Stimmsr. rdbrsn6 8ooisbelt
iib,y Barter cine Wle5r6eit BON S9.051
G timmen bate.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-04-08
More Crop Diversiiiers.

w. B. Conover, secretary OF the
illinois Rice ard Canal Company
was over from Jennings YESTERDAY
morning looking after matters OF ouS-
mess here. Mr.. Conover, IN CONVEX
sation with a Journal reporter, stated
that never before was the outlook Ior
q rood rice crop so promising on the
illinois plant, south of Welsh, as IL Is
at the present time. He salo Vhere
would be between 1880 and 5000 acres
of rice on the plant, half OF Whlch Is
already in the ground.
In addition to this tenants on the
nlant are considering the advisaoll''y
Of diversifcation and expect to plan'
between 200 and 300 acres OF corn al
ready have several nice fields OF oats
will experiment with two acres OF cot
ton. one of alfalfa and some Will Try
their luck with sugar cane.
This is as it should be and II is bh'
concensus of opinion that this sectloi
of the country will profit as a resui
of such experiments.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-04-08
stock ON Rice Farms.

The Gueydan News says some Things
that are worthy OF careful thought by
the rice platter of Southwest Lonlsl-
ana as follows:
eve note with interest that the pa
pers of the rice belt are advocating
continually the raising OF stock on
rice farms. This is as it should be-
and the time is not far distant when
the rice belt will be one of the greatest
meat producing sections of the United
States, providing the other sectlons
are making as rapid strides in that
direction as we of the Gueydan Sec
ton.
ttWe feel certain that we are not de-
WAITING from the truth, when we state
that fully % per cent of the meat con
sumption in the Gueydan section Wi
be produced this year by her thrift!
farmers and so on will the percentag'
of production be increased year b!
wear until the whole Of the consump
tion will be produced here at home
and finally we will be shippers.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-04-08
Low COlonist Rates.

The Southern Pacific announces that
from March 1st to April Both, lnclu-
sive, there will be on sale daily low
colonist one way tickets from all
points in Louisiana and Texas to
points in California, atfordlng an OPP
portunity for men of limited means to
travel to the Pacific coast at very
small cost. These periodical low rates
have proven very popular and 1t IS
quite likely that many will take ad-
vantage of them during the period IN
dicated. The Southern Pacific oper'
F., ates free reclining chair cars and Pull
man tourist sleepers all the, way
through, which, with the use OF cinder
less, oil-burning locomotives, make
travel far more comfortable than evel
before. Those desiring Information
can obtain same by applying to near
est agent or writing t. J. Anderson
lG. P. A, at Houston, ORR. II. Ba6
turs, A. G. p, at New Orleans.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-04-08
Roanoke News Notes.

J. M. Clarkson spent Sunday IN
Crowley.
Born, to Mr.. and B. M. Jones on
April 4, a son.
w. r. Hutcheson was a visitor TO
Roanoke Monday.
Isaac Fontenot was shaking hands
in Roanoke Monday.
Rev. J. II. Patterson is having
barn built on the parsonage lou.
Newton Longenecker is the pro"'
nossessor OF a new 2:3O trotting horse.
q r Allison and J. M. Booze at
tended the rice meeting in BeaumohO
Monday.
Mrs. E. S. Gray. OF near Raymond,
| who had been dangerously ILL., IS no"
recovering.
Henry Pugh and wife, OF Ada Oh'o'
are visiting here, the guests OF Kew
/ J. H. Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Booze ATTENDED
the knights Templar Easter service
in Jennings Sunday.
Tt. H. Walton has just received
car load of Lake Michigan block ice
Now will you keep cool!
The China Farm Co. has received
new engine and BOILER for their pump
t ing plant north of Roanoke.
A number of our young people al
: tended jolly party at the home OF II
Y T. Marine on the evening OF April is
J. M. Booze has moved his mouse
the lot adjoining his property an
o will erect new residence shortly o
: 1.-The old site. j. N. Charbonnet WI
g occupy the old Booze residence a1te
! the new house is completed.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-04-08
Oneen & rescent Route.

The short line and through Pullman
Palace cars between New Orleans ana
New York, via Chattanooga lookout
Mountain) Bristol, Roanoke, Lynch
burg, Washington, Baltimore and
Philadelphia; also through sleepers
.between New Orleans, Cincinnati and
St. Louis.
|, Double Daily Service Dining cars
on all through trains. For informa-
ton regarding Worlds Fair trip a,P-
plv to nv agent, or G. F. Woods, L.
p A., San Antonio, Texas.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-04-08

ii dan News wants to know
4 the rice planter as a wnole
Il, ! home consumption in veg
Nearly everything in the
4 line can be produced here
trouble than any section that
an to memory. This would
! saving of an enormous gro
j, leaving. in addition, many
worth of vegeta bles to be
and sold in the northern
which are from six to ter
der In the production of lden'
The sssne Vegetables that we
q here.-Lake Charles Press
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-04-08

aries American: Calcasleu
hiring very largely in the re-
Lon of Baltimore. That city
avs been a good market Tor
f yellow, and in rebuilding
,asieu pine appears to be the
q aterial. It is estimated that
1 mills are now shipping from
sksars there each day. The
.,,.er,s Record says that con
already been let in Balti'
Il 81 leo, 900. 0a worth Of build
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-04-08

j. Bigelow. of Lincoln, Neb.,
sAprganizer for the Socialist
rived here Wednesday, morn
= Longstreet, La, and thal
4 nj artin's hall addressed an
J Of about forty men and a
,en ladies on Socialism. Al, !.
Mr.. Bigelow made but few II
nverts to the cause he cham
1T be demonstrated his ability
HE speaker and presented sew
ayincing arguments in behalf
ocialistic ideas. He spoke al
rec hours, at the conclusion OF
4 collection amounting to q
sum was taken up.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-04-08
Taken Up.

have now in my possession d
small bay mare pony, taken up on
April /. White mark on neck ana
small white dot in forehead. The
owner can have same by proving
property and paying charges.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-04-08
Notice to Milk Buyers.

[ hereby notify my customers ano
friends that the price of milk has beer
reduced to zoe per gallon or &c pei
quart
w. Nj. BARTON.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-04-08

Minutes Oh previous
and approved. Matter OF olils 's'AeN
I'D and disposed of: q ., 4,
Labit Lumber Co., lumber. ....S o. % 90
Peter johnson street work. $50. % % 90 90
Welsh Printing Co., March. ~ o o0
J. S. DeWolf street work .... 30 ~ ~
c. E. Ketch street work. ..... 1o a O.
Lewis Lumber Co., LUMBER. 10 or
L. L. Morse & Sons, nails.,.... o 90 90
]. M. Hall, marshal, March,. 10 w
1885 81
On motion duly seconded and car
ried. that all bills O. K. by Finance
! Committee be allowed and warrants
drawn on treasurer for same.
On motion duly seconded, tha1 Tue
Street Commissioner be authorized to
take up with the Railroad Company
the putting in of a crossing Oh hen
nedy street with proper drainage
boxes. Carried.
No action was taken on the bill
c. M. Field for trees for school nous
block.
Motion to adjourn carried.
SAMUEL. BLACKFoRD, Sec'y.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-04-08

E. c.. Jackson, superintendent OF the
Mayville Canal Co., was in the city
Friday afternoon looking after the
business interests af this concern and
consulting with Manager S. j. John
son in regard to the future planting OF
the crop and the starting of the large
pumping plants. While speaking
with Mr.. johnson that afternoon Mr.
Jackson said that the sowing OF the
Honduras rice would be completed
TIL at day and that the total amount Of
this grade planted was about 1000
acres. The pumps will be started or
the 10th of April unless heavy rains
are secured before that time.-Jen
nings Times-RecOrd.
| r. NJ. b. Merrill made a business trlI
to Welsh, Roanoke and Raymon'
buving seed rice for the Calcasieu Ir
rigation Co. He bought altogethe
from Lou Bucklin 726 sacks, 265 bein
at Welsh, 3G6 Japan rice at Roanok
aud 1875 of Honduras being on hi
farm near Raymond. Times
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-04-08

--latest Pattern of Shirt Wasting,
White Duck and Brilliantine at Mar
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-04-08
Town Council Proceedings.

Hall of Council Chamber, April D. VI.
Council called to order by Mayor
T.. e. Robinson. Members OF council
all present except Councilman Co''oh
Minutes OF previous meeting reao
and approved Matter of bills TAKEN
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-04-08

renee to the dereI1ction on the
bur planters because of their
So far in contributing their
lowards the building OF the
an locks and dam, the Lake
mericara says: The Welsh
and all others directly bene-
5ald put their shoulder to the
Ia make that project a fac
she'd. Its benefits to all the
9ong the bayous tributary
mentau are so obvious ane
proportion to the expendl
Il the money should be ralse'
And the American believe
,e raised. The Louisiana rlc
have their faults, but they ar
.fiicted with cold feet.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-04-08
For Sale.

piano cheap. Cash or IN
piano is in Welsh. Adj
in. TI5JTr,3 New iberia, Ia
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-04-08

rr1,cn peal Of ;
Ito the dime
,rated back Il.
Ia it's seller
nalsv to
,fed thee ]
frezhE3ed s,
sxant sh
FIRST tins
wera no
her s,3ofj as
- ~ 80 -
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-04-08
EnrmRrSi

Get your discs sharpened at Kim
,-oN,,, sr,c,>. V~C No,-r sHoCial ma
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1904-04-08

Exchange says: "Drink wate'
= gat typhoid. Drink milk and ge
Dcalosis. Drink whiskey and ge
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-29


During the South African War the
price OF apricot jam rose sharply IN
the London market The erplana ton
IL that jam was issued as a ration %
the British soldiers. and they liked
apricot better than any other kind-so
much better that in two years they de
soured seven and half million pounds
or H. To this fact Pearson's Weekly
adds the truism that ia these days OF
universal trade IL is impossible for a
war OF any size 20 break out any
where without affecting more or less
every nation on earth.
II Is obvious that the trade in guns,
powder aud other actual munitions OF
war must Increase but who would inn
agine that the present fighting In the
far East would cause distress In the
Jewish quarter OF London. or increase
the price OF pingpong baiisf Such Is
the fact formosa belongs 10 Japan.
aud IL is formosa that grows nearly
all the camphor the world uses.
camphor is an ingredient both Of
smokeless powder and OF celluloid. as
Well as a substance used literally In
tons as moth preventive. War was
not declared before the price OF II be
gan 10 jump. Not only do the Japan
csc use great quantities themselves
for oorditr. but they have also In.
creased the price OF that which they
consent 10 sell. so "camphor fam.
inc" has SCI la. which IN London most
affects the poorest paid class OF Jew.
ish workers. and which is refecfs-' 20
the Increased price OF combs. collars.
pinsIons balls. and other small arb.
eles made OF eelluioid-
The price OF diamonds crawied up
steadily during the South African
War. aud left on about nifty per cent
shove The point al which IL ssAss-d-7
this because Kimberley had. and has.
a monopoly OF the worlds diamond
supply. IL VIII be at nrss glance less
Obvious why lodln has advanced IN
price during recent months. but the
explanation Is that Japan supplies
mos, OF our icdln
Another business which will suffer
heavily II the war lasts L. that Of the
furrier. Siberia Ia the chief storehonss
Of the sab,c. ermlbe. bear and many
oher fors IL is obvious that the men
usually employed as trappers viii now
have sotD~<hing else 90 do. and that
ss~a II they do kiil a certain number
OF fur>b~xEfng animals. they may -
without means OF sending the skins 70
fondon. the cenirai fur market Of the
~ ORD.
Two other articles. less well known.
In which the Eastern MAR IL already
causing a -fsmine.- are antimony. a
poisonous mineral used by chemists.
ana ssarsxar. form Of isinslass used
by socialists for making cultures Ia
which 20 grow microbes. Bo,h these
come from Japan.
To some trades. Of course. wat
means overtime and big pronn. But
generally war 10 through, home In
conc unpleasant fashion 10 those who
hsre nothing 10 do with IL directly. Re
iuction of Income or Increase OF ex-
p~nss u mos, frequently the fruit u
L
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-29

knxitsh- katha.i In Their Love FOE
- cos-is. beyond the Sea-"

nxitsh-kasha.ia.siei In Their Love fos
"cos.ss. beyond the Sea-"
A. matter OF fact. no English poll.
,iclsn ever thinks OF mentioning tho
United States IN speech without some
complimentary adjective. and The lsgi;-
ish public. which has long ceased 10
BE- the nost sioiid public In Europe. and
become Instead. thanks 10 cheap read.
ins. ono Of The most hys;cricai aud sen.
iimeniai. always cheers heartily any ~.
ipsion 20 -our cousins beyond the sea. .
and agrees rapturousis with the speak.
or that blood Il thicker than water. .
An American who tries 70 persuade
himself that his country has a 10 iticai
foe Ia England had better stay ln
America " hc wants 70 keep lis faith
whole. II would hardly sarrivc a fort.
nigh; In England itself Eueiishmcn
bear no grudgcs. They are a. proud Of
Washington a. Americans themselves.
mos, OF them are not even aware that
there was such thing as war of
1912: while they quite chccr1ully admit
that all through the Civil War and
the Alabama business they were in the
wrong. and were rightly made TO pay
for II. In the visitors room at the Re-
form Club. on Pail Mall. you will ind
over the msntcl.plece a facsimile 81
the Declaration Of Independence. aud
n bore II medallions OF Washington.
Lincoln and Grant.
There IL something rather hne In a
people that can thus candidly publish
and acknowledge two Of the greatest
blunders in their history. But the
English have grown into big habit
Of always cxempting Americans from
the ordinary divisions OF nationality.
Cecil Rhodes was far from being his
only Enrlishman whose patriotism
went beyond the empire. and included
The race. The least Imaginative Lon.
iloner feels himself and his country
in a very special degree united TO
America. II IL the nation OF all others
he would most like his own 10 be on
and even intimate terms with.
-Harper's Weekly.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-29

One Sunday a teacher was trying h
Illustrate to her ANAL scholars the les
son. "Return good for evil" To make
II practical she said. Suppose. chill
drcn. one OF your schoolmatcs should
strike you and the next day your
should bring him an apple. that would
be one way OF returning good for evil"
To her dismsy one little girl spoke up
quickly, "Thcn he would strike you
gain to get another apple"--Youth's
Companion.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-29

what do you think of 'Sartor Re
sartus'7" asked Mrs. Oidcasiie. as she
turned away with a sigh from the
splendid set Of carlyie's works. We'll.
don't know as ever heard Of him.
replied her hostess. ~He amt that
man that balances things on his nose
al the roof garden. is he?"-chieago
Record Herald.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-29

Frederick Schwitzer. workman. 80
years OF age. is dead from a broken
back al a New York City hospital.
where he has been patient for near
ly four years. lie WAS hurt In street
car accident and several surgeons be
lieyed they had effected a cure. The
case attracted much interest among
medical men.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-29

THAT land" said the city nephew.
lis valued at $500 front foot"
"Thunderation. exclaimed the oIc
farmer. hastily moving back on 10 the
sidewalk. And | stood on IL most nye
minutes, Do you reckon they will
charge me entg"-Chicago Post.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-29

After nearly co years service ms the
southern terminus Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship eompany's liners. the city
Of Panama viii no longer be the last
port Of call. for. beginning this week
MI vessels will clear from Anoon.
Canal zone. the port Of entry recently
established by the canal commission.
N American territory.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-29
one Of Thsm.

Tess-well. believe I'm rid Of M
StayIste NJ last
Jess-How On earth did you accom-
plisb IL?
Tess-While he was calling upoI
me last night | remarked that ''ai
handsome men were conceited bores
Then he said: Indeed, can taks
a hint as well as the next one" an
left "-Pniladelphia Press.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-29

cholly-i did think OF going In for
politics. but | was afraid l wouldn't
know just how 10 tweat my infewiahs.
don't y know. Peppery-Your infer
iors, Oh. you wouldn't be likely TO
meet any Of them.--Phiiadelphia
Press.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-29

Mrs. Gif6e-Mrs. SIeeth says mai
Miss McFiub is an equestrienne. Mrs
Spinks-Weli. msbbe she is. but II !
can't say nuthin' good about pusson
b1ieye in not takin' about ON al all
That's me.-Pittsburg Post
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-29

The Horoscope may render useless
torpedo boats and mines. Should the
captain OF cruiser see the subma-
rine prowler or projestile he could
destroy IL before any damage was
done. In navigation the instrument
should also be seryiceable, as rocks
and sandbanks will be clearly seen.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-29

MY mother insists" said Mrs. Wei
lalong. who is always trying TO ap-
pear girlish. that l. didn't begin cut
ting teeth Till | was 10 months old.
Indeed" replied the sarcastic one,
ARE they ali through nowy"-chieago
Record Herald.