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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-18
An Important Addition

The warehouse of the Valley Lumber
and Manufacturing company is nearing
completion and a large stock Of sash
doors. glass; cement. hard wall plaster
and lime will be kept constantly on
hand. This firm handle nothing but
the best, in their respective grades and
guarantee satisfaction.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-18
HERE IN LEWISTON


McGrane can sell your lot.
$500 Piano Free. North Star & Blue
Front.
See McGrane about your fire insur-
.ance.
Largest stock Of clocks in town. at
HameS.
The Lewiston Fuel & Ice company
today received one carload Of ice which
they are unloading at their ice house.
White Bros. & Crum CO., today are
engaged in unloading one car of Clown
Brand oranges at their warerooms The
oranges come from California.
DR.. w. F. Galbraith. dentist. Adams
block. Phone soS.
Found-Three thousand shares Of
mining stock. Owner call at the Teller
Office and identify and pay for this
notice.
Largest stock Of chains and rings at
cut rate prices at Hames'.
The latest thing in sofa pillows at
Mrs. Holsters. They are beauties.
Potvin & Howe report the sale Of two
lots in the Thompson additiin to c. F..
Leland of Grangeville. Consideration
$3.50.
The Idaho Lumber Dealers associa-
ton will meet at Idaho Falls, April 20,
and at Boise April %. They will hold
Characterization at each meeting place
and initiate several lumbermen into the
mysteries of the Hoo-Hoos
McGrane writes for Equitable life.
See him.
Wanted-A lady for general house.
work, PIG B street.
II your watch don't run run to
Hames' with it, ("
DR.. Boston's dental office located in
the old mill building near the Vineland
bridge is now completed and the doctor
Is prepared to do all kinds of dental
Woodwork that will last-at the most
'N"'oitoolc rates. Sdll OH nlIH anu Iildhc
Inquiries .
Mrs. Crawford Craige. scientific
clairviyant Of st. Paul, Mimi, has
opened parlors in the Thatcher house
on East Main street. and is an author
ity on her line Of work.
Let us collect that account for you.
Parks 4 Merrill. 81 Adams block.
For sale-5.ooo fence posts. Clear
water Fuel Co.. Butterfleld 4 Jensen.
Aar.3s-lm
For up-to- date dressmaking see Mrs.
Knapp at Mrs. Harry Dowd's. on Ninth
street Satisfaction guaranteed. Tall
or made suits \ speciality.
A. F. Z A.. NJ. Neg Perez lodge No.
~ have issued a notice to members
calling attention to a meeting to be
held May II for the purpose of con-
sidering an offer for property owned by
.he lodge. The notice appears in an
other column.
The Pacific States Telephone COM
pany have installed booths in the Ray
hond house and the Bollinger hotel and
nave Installed local and long distance
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-18

Do you notice our war stories. They
are the best, because people tell us so!
You want the war news? Well I guess
you'll have TO read The Teller.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-18
Guernsey 4 Newton

Money to loan on real estate. Office
Thie.sen building. with Bender Lin
genfelter counselorS. 4
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14
ysrional=N oiis:m

Die B~ssroigun9 oes ME beridtet am
9ienitag in Sem BORT 70 pl6blid Der.
tOrbenen 9errn SObn q. 81 u-
m a II wirb mbariheinlid am Sans,
tag Ha6mittag bon Der Gamilien.
WObnuns oabier, go. 2206 NOro DEE
rioian Str, aus erfOlgen.
9err SO. Sled, Der beitbelannts
sbsmaligs 9urnlsbrer bes hieIisen Go
ciaIen Surnpereins uno fpdterer 2ebrer
am 9urnlebrer- Seminar. welher jesi
bic gmerit. 7urn5eitung o~ertritt, be.
finoet iid i'm Sntereiie DER 3eitun9 uno
Der 8urilerei se~aenpdrtig in unier:I
Staot. @ut 9sil!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14
co.
sno.ana's ar0bts DRIP e0OOs oanOIsr.
ID. Z. s.. 8.
Cine wObIseIunSene MISUNDERSTANDING Der
Sanugr .%lg0I.GIane.

Sn oer auln Der M. 2. s.. c.
bradten geitern Nbeno bic talen=
tirten Mitglieoer Der Sannar. 1904.
Glahe, Die bon SRI. Sod uno 0erril
Moore bon Der 9odiduIs6 acultdt fell
Wonaten tii6tig Dorbereitet moroen
maren, In tuirtlid trefflider Weiit
3ipei 2uHIpiele bon lie | 2cte Dor einem
5ablreiden unp oanfbaren publifum
gum 9eIten Oes @laHe=GonOs our auf.
fhbrung.
@in9elei:et wurbe bic l%lnterbaltuno
nit sinem DOr3igliden piano.Y Ortra9t
ggm. Smain's. Damn folete Der Sin.
aeier Die WauIe. Safe" bon Wm.
Teon 9Owels. ben fol9euoe S6ii.
lsrinnsn uno Sdhler treilid auf.
flbrten
Grau Corners, jun9e @iiiwe - Wari.
Binninger.
9err Wi0is @ampbea, ibr qiebbaber-
Berg ". Sing.
5rau Roberts 6ampbea's SdmeIer
uno Sane, ole 3Ofe - 6lorins
QDiaiams.
6rau 6urmsn-efiie 3aDlor.
Grau gemis-Sne3 Golsp.
Jrau Wiiler -@arrie g~ber6arot.
8aran idlOb i6 Die sbsnIal5 iebr
9elun9ene Multiplying Don 8. &.
Bangs einacti9er @om0oie Sin 2ln=
trag nit 6inoernihtn~, BEL Der foI-
genoe iunge Giinitlsr ibr 5alsnt bolI
uno 9on5 CUR @eltuna bra6ten:
SRI. gOrotbD QnOreps, cine bielQe=
litbte Waio = GIfie 3aplOr.
RObeai DarOsisD, Elm oicb6aber =
2incoln 1ideD.
Sad ynilon, elm anoerer = 96eo=
Dor Stempfsl.
Sennie. Rammsrsofe Grace SDain.
0ids. &utiber, Der aber nidt err
Ideint = Oscar yieihner.
Oscar pleIdner, elm Mitolieo Der
Gl0he, ~lieferte nit 6llfe Der Csti=
WOw : 6raternitdt Die erforoerliden
Scenerien C. fir bic BEbne.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14
9eatiGsr eiterarii9er glab.
Ole nsuen geamtinnen.


Sn Der Sabres=Y sriammlun9 Dec
Deuti6en 2itsrariidsn Clubs. Der ieBl
ieit IL Sabren bsfelt, ipurce ole I'M
Die grfolge oes Clubs uno Ieiner Ys.
frsbunesn bOdOerOisnts 5rau Gbas.
M. Walter als prdIioentin wieoer.
ermdblt.
Sic Yerfnmmlung muroe in oel
Relioens Der Grau Or. 9ouis Burd-
barot an Der Norb gabitOl MUs. ab9e'
balten uao reIultirte Die Yeamtinnsn'
Wabl i'm @ansen ME folat
prdi.-Grau @bas. W. Walfer.
Yice=prdl.-6rau 2ouis surtbarot,
prot. SIC. - Grau Sulius 9arr.
mann.
GOrr. Ser. -6rau Mar1et Segur
S6abm.-6rau s. 8. p~arbturit.
Yorliberin Oes grecutiO=9 Omites =
6rau Mm. Saerle.
9elegatin gum .2Ocai Council oI
Women".-Grau u. 6. 9ietrids.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14
yoli,silidss AasrIsi.
9isbiids Gienit6otsm.

Bon ben De~tectibs Gam
CATER uno Mc@nH ipuros 9slern BIZ
bisbet als Maao i'm 6auIe oss Snipec,
tors GaDio ga 3ue, no. ITO @ornel
qbe. bsidditiet asusisns Beatrice Glurl
unter Der 4nlla9e oes DiebItabls Der.
baftet. Beatrice bate ibrem Qlrbeit=
-oeber S. 80 in Yaar gsiioblen una
oanrl, nadoem fis Elm 6entfsr beg 0an.
les lelbit geoIinet bate, 9eidrieen ,..gin-
BREEDER ieieu oa geiusien unb bdtten
aud ibr 80 gsitoblen. Eas gauge 8elo
iuuroe aber in ibrem Strumpfe wieoer-
gefunoen.
Diefelben geamten ~Derbafseter
ben gseger @bas. 6. Sones, Nadt=
Gapitdn Der Yellsgops i'm Eenilon
0otel, neil oerislbe aus Dem @5sd=
Rdume oes 6otels Elm paar vunaus=
iprehli6e" fibibt bate, Die einem
Safe geb0rten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14
@isse-
g c b 0 c

3obert uno gba Storms. 800 Noro
Qiberip Str, 9nabe. - @eorQe uno
aggis 6ra3ier, 538 Sio Capitol gDe. :.
3nabc. - 6ranf uuo gba 6or. 4SO
6amilton NDe.. 9nabe. Weorqe
uno SOispbine 5iie, 655 OF pratt
Str, Wdoden. - 9eron unb q.
0autins. 1879 9entudp Qpe.. 2nabe.
= @eorge uno emma ROebm. 1909
Spruce Ctr, Mdoden. - Charles
uno M. 9ohnion. Staot, 8nabe. =
Naiue uno Ma9aie Wiiis, 407 6an-
ion qlbe., 9nnbe. - Gtunhops unO
Goa Spencer, 1914 6aroing Str,
anabe. - Moolpb uno Ul. 9fd, ZIG
Olibe SIR, Mdoden. - Miaiam uno
gina @ibion, 2l4 WliIeD MDe.. Uido,
den. - Sames uno @rdre punop,
1875 3alboit QDe., Wdohen.
0etraut:
0enrD Is. MDman-Stela QepIsr.
3bomas Dennis-2lnna 6edman.
Sobn Gplnoion guliB.
Sames GariOn-Sarab Weans.
QinoIeu Csborne-SeIiie Golf.
SULTAN Gabis-@sor9ia 2mid.
Robsrt 3uder-8elula Smith.
@ef orben:
Sdualina MOrris, 422 3Ormau
ctr. - Weitie Scott. "a 0amiltor
6ouuip. - War9 6. 0ei3sr. 50, $50
of pratt Str. - Charles Wiaer, 20,
524 Milsp Qbe. - 6llra W. Sud,
SO. 1119 0oro aeplione Nbe. - Mar-
care. Giron. 70. 8l2 paca Ctr. =
elisabstb quOIom, II 2aae, 80 Cf
Brat. - MarD ganp. as, 1924 OF
WaihinatOn SIR. = Wal:sr e. Bon
uer, 2, 156 Miami Gtrn6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14
sienns Der sider6eits=
8eb0roe.
Der 6eiabeit bsaiatiat.

Der Gei9beii beSidti9t.
Der polisilt s. 80. WiliOn, iiber
oefien 6aI geTtern a~usfibrlid beridtet
woroen III. U'ro Dor Der Si6erbeitss
Beboroe 3u triheinen baben, nm fid
gegen ole 4nildge Der 6eigbeIt gu Ders
nntrorten. bic Supt. GrueQer auf
@runO Der unteriudun9en Ieitens Der
Sergeanten 9aeermau ano Wbite
9egen Willon srboben bat.
u q Offene Gontracte.
Gie @Ontrocte fir Die 9%ieferung oes
3elepbOn=D ienfes etc. fir Yoli3ei uno
Gsusruebr wurnen iuis IOlst Oergebsn :
Nem Telephone Go.-74 Telephones
uno llmIhaltsy orridtung FIR bas go.
i3eis0aupiquartier- $l250.
Central llnion Eel. Go.-84 Sn.
lfrumente-$l248.
Der Contract fur Die 2ieferung bon
1000 YuIbels Safer muroe an gooper
y Coop gum prsiIe bon Al Gents per
Guibel oeraebcu.
Neu-4n felIungenetc
Quf empfehlung oes polisei- 5upt.
ariiger muros Dem 0iilfs.S taatsan=
walte inn pOli5eigeridt. Oren 9. Dad,
Speeial=p oliSeiboamaht eribsilt. nit
Dem priuiles. Elm qb3eiden gu traaen.
Sobn Gulipan (Dem.) muroe als po-
light an9eIielt, RObett Sims als reg.
6euermebrmann uno 2euis 9orn als
Sub= Jsuerwebrmann Nm. 3. Dell
broot BON Spribeu=go. go. 4 purbe
auf g~mpfebluna Oss Dept. -9lrstes Or.
Wrigbt peniiOnIrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14
Grer N1atten
iimo aM0efontsmem.

Solange cas sdbe 9,rdties @ras Die 9rdrien
u%nierer norcwe Hidden Staaten bsiud6ft,
iuerSen bieie iebr ih0nen rnb saeIeid bauer
baften pssetabilii4en 6ubbocensS eoedunsen
IN unIerer unmitteIbaren Ndbe bsrseitelt
Grer bat nod einen Vortbeil iiber Die un'
polierten Natten, bic 6arbs 1T Natur, gIeid'
mdBig uso oauerbait bic einsise 6drbe Die
gebraudt wuroe 1T in Aui5use Sic tpnren
tets neuen uno altei Grer aus oisiem
0runoe 5uiammen g%ebraudsn. Der neue
Sorratb ibIiebt peridiebene 8iuiter III
6treIfen, ionic elm ADJ rotb, bIau uno grim
elm.
erer Matten | Daro brett ;u 40c Die Daro
Grer Matten 2 yaro brett 3a soc Die g)aro
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14

sar a eiuuDsu. snSsno IL uss ub,uss. ben a. San
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14
glas Staot= nno Gonatb=W er=
Dnltau8.
9 noianapoIis @adstbum
in 10 Salren.

9 noianapolis 90 adstbum
in 10 Sa6ren.
gau-S nIpectOr g. 81. STANLEY un.
terbreitets geitern Der Siderbeits.ge.
bOroe Ieinen Sabrssberidt, in benz er
Defenders betont, baB linn unbeoingt
Elm @ebiiIfe sur 9ano Qe9eben ueroen
IoDte, oa Die Staot in ben leBten 10
Sabren nm sc procent gr0Ber qetpor-
Den III un0 Elm Mann alein ole pHias
ten bes Mmtes nibt erfilen lam. SIN
Sabre 1894 beirug oas Areal bon
Snoicnapolis 1868 Gnaorat.M eilen,
beute 1T es 29.14 Weilen.
Der 9eridi, in BEN Snip. Stanley
oud auf Die Wothmenoiatrit elmer nsiIen
Bau-S roinans binneiit, wuroe bon
DER 8ebOroe a~utaebsiben, nit Der Der
fideruna. oaB feline Vorihldse ge-
biibrenoe 9sradfdiisuns finoeu rer-
ben.
|Der Vtabuct niro ausges
befert.
arbeiter Der Big 6Cur=Yabn 5egar.
men geitsrn Morgen ON SioOa-gnoe
oes Yireinia glpe. =Wiaoucies nit Der
QusbsNsrung Der gOgenaemOlbe, 3rd-
ger etc. oieIes Yauiueris. oas ipe9sr
Ieines YerIales idon lanae FIR unliher
betrahtet moroen 1T. Die Wannidai=
ten Der Gtrabenbabn.@ar ba5en bic
Crore erbalten. bor!duii9 nur lan9iam
aber ben Yiaouct gu fabren. biz Die
Qusbenerunaen polenOei IinO.
Ole M aern.
Wdbreno oes lebten Sabres wuroen
in Snopls.. mie BIZ @eiunobeits-g e-
bOrbs geliern isfaslislt bat, nitt wsni'
ger ais 3l67 Waalern-g rtrantungsIdIe
Derseidnet, oaDon 1867 allein i'm De-
cember. gDdbrsno oieies Wonais bat
Gle s3obl Der Maiern.5dlie in Snopls.
500 nabs5u i6on erreiht.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14

IsB etterbeItWf I.
8ew0ltt beutc abenc uno I'M 0reitas
warmer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14
startsr @aan Daro obnmaGtie,

Sn Der Offiee Der @eiunobeits. 8e.
bOroe iiel seFtern Worgen Der Snipsc.
tor Sulius @ads in cine tiefe Obn.
maat. aIs 9r. Grso. 9omles ii4 on.
i6idts, ibn su impfen. Die Smpfunq
wurOe aber trOBoem bOllSOaen uni
aa9hsr pct So6s iibsraus bei6dftigt,
@riIGrunaen ob3uaeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14

3u berfanien +: ss'S &c. 70 s saiF s sSal'I 8 s: sso
@afsr une e,ppest. 4ss esmds Ssbdube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14

E Ser 1904 .@abrer
S>tmfcmoe Do.e" umo Mests
bote (Mnentotum) &atsnoer
III tm Der Office O5. 81. 5n
baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14
@eftriaer ~9bermometerhaab.

W. 6. BIbtbe,
6estionssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14

5ar Snoiana: Benefit beute 9(beno unc
am 6reitag odneeseitober in ben OitIiden
uuc n5rbIiden Ebe,len beute 9lbeno; ,vdrs
mer am 6rsitaa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14
Sert. Safe,

1873 Noro Y%enniDlpania StraBe,
EsHiion 9otel Cptitsr. DENTON 1otel 9sbdabs.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-08-27
Julia GRAY.

Among those most recently to
attract serious critical comment in
theatrical stellar ranks, is Julia
Gray-Unlike many Of her siSters-her
time of nOvitiate has not been long,
nor filled with unpleasant vIciSsitudes
and monOtunouS drudgery; things
which leave their inevitable imprint,
and ;.hich prevent many Of our most
famous actresses from longer creating
rsthe Youthful illusion SO necessary to
'1eroines OF stage romance. She has,
indeed, leaped at almost single bound
into the charmed circle where ones
title to greatness is proclaimed at the
top Of progranmes and emblazoned in
capitals on the bill boards. Given the
necessary talent il usually takes years
Of careful training and the prodigal
expenditures of money and brains TO
make possible and insure the success
OF the modern star. Miss Gray has
committed the objectionable sin Of
having violated all these established
theatrical canOns. And in this. her
initial starring tour, has broken down
all barriers of carping criticism custo-
marily placed in the path of new and
untried aspirants. The five or six
years IN preparation for her present
essay were spent in study abroad,
! chiefly in England, where under nom
de theatre, she gained invaluable
experience in support of several OF the
more noted London actor-mauagers.
She comes to her present work with
all the enthusiasm of youth, and the
added charm OF a brilliant and fascin-
atIng beauty. She is doubly fortunate
in that her career as a star is being
launched under the astute and watch
full eye OF Lincoln j. Carter one Of the
most experienced and successful OF
American managers. In play from
his own pen "Her Only Sin" he has
provided her with a vehicle which has
already been pronounced as one of the
strongest emotional plays of the de-
cade.
Miss Gray will appear Friday Sept.
2, at the LOveday Opera House suppor-
ted by carefully selected company Of
players,
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-08-27
Indians Were Winners.

Last Saturday afternoon the town
laid off and went up to the base ball
park To see an exhibition Of the Nat.
ional game. They did. 1t was snap
by from beginning 10 end, and the
Indians had the best end Of the snap.
In the sixth inning our boys got after
TObey (who was pitching good balD
and the Indians called time to put
Snow in the box. Now this Snow has
a variety Of deliveries that are puzzlers
and AS a result the hits after that were
we'll scatNred. The East Jordan
team was nervous in the first two in
nings, four runs being chalked against
<them. After that however, they
settled down and played like veterans.
But the lead the Indians got was too
great TO overcome. When it was all
over the score was TO 3 in favor Of
the fastest bunch Of players that have
tackled our boys this season. Some Of
the features Of the game were home
run by Stevens, NewcombS throwing
10 the plate twice, cutting off base
runners, and the superb team work OF
the Indians. This latter was notice
able throughout the game score:
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-08-27
He Got His Insurance.

Atty F. f. Boosinger recently
settled case for Fred Crowell OF
Dwight, which had an amusing as
well as serious side to 1t. Mr.. Crowell
was unfortunate enough to receive a
broken leg some time ago and was laid
up for some three months with it. He
held an accident insurance policy ia
one or the many companies and when
he was able to get around again, he
presented them bill for S75 90 which
they refused to pay either wholly or In
part. Then the fun began. Mr..
Crowcl saw Atty Boosinger and the
latter began an effort to collect. After
considerable parleying they agreed to
settle for $500. Since then the Com
pany has gradually increased their
offer until they reached $62.50. Then
Mr.. Boosinger threatened to begin
proceedings against them IL the bill
wasn't paid in full, and the Company
promptly sent along check for $75 90
the original amount claimed; consider
ing the time spent in correspondence
as we'll as postage, the Company would
have been far ahead had they paid up
at the outset.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-08-27

The North Has My Heart,

"The land that lies eastward, the land
that lies west,
The northland, the southland, which
lowest thou best?"
ITO eastward, to westward, to south
ward l stray,
But the North has my heart at the
end of the way"
Like a pearl is the East when the
morn Is begun,
And the West is rose at the set of
the sun.
And winsome the South is and gold
en- all day
"But the North has my heart at the
end Of the way"
"The East has her streams, and the
West her white foam,
And the South her bland welcome to
Spring tripping home"
"But the North has her mountains,
and dearest are they,
And the North has my heart, to the
end OF the way"
From the Metropolitan Magazine
for September.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-08-27
County Normal School.

The second years work of the
Charevoix County Normal Training
Class begins on Monday, Sept. 5, and
Will continue nine months, closing
one week earlier than the regular
public school year. This lengthening
of the normal year to nine months will
be uniform throughout the State; but
in some other respects the Charlevoix
Normal Class will have important
advantages over those just starting
this year. The regular teacher, Miss
Claribel Milliman, has had special
work in manual training during the
summer in Chicago, and gave instruct
ion in this subject during the recent
county institute at East Jordan. The
future graduates OF the normal course
will carry the benefits of this work
and also of elementary agriculture to
their own schools besides the regular
normal training given Ia the class.
This year the practical work Of the
normal class will he under the personal
direction of Mrs. B. l. Stead as "critic
teacher" Mrs. Stead is graduate OF
the Central Normal School, aud has
had five years successful experience in
the primary grades of the public scho-
OILS OF Jackson, Mich, ard four years
in the schools of Mt. Pleasant. She
will give the class instruction in
psychology and pedagogy and have
charge of regular work in room Of
fifth and sixth grade pupils. This
room will constitute model training
school in which each normal student
will have continuous practice through
out the year with occasional visits to
other grades and neighboring rural
schools.
This arrangement gives much
larger amount Of attention TO the
personal needs of each mem ber Of the
normal class than Is or can be given
in the state normal schools.
The local quarters of the CharlevoiX
County Normal School have been
transferred to large new room in the
High School building. furnished with
adjustable desks, first-clsss black
boaid DIS, full teachers library, and
with plenty OF room, light, aud equip
ment for nature study snd manual
training adopted to tine rural schools.
The room itself is an inspiration to
ENJOYABLE work, and from one its doors
and elevated walk leads directly to the
primary grades Of the Central School.
Pupils from these grades will be
frequently brought before the class
for illustrative model lessons in read
ing and other subjects. Visitors.
parents. and school officers from any
district in the county will be welcom-
ed here throughout the school year.
Candidates for this years normal
class in the Charlevoix County Train
ing School are asked to send in their
applications Ot once 10 the undersign-
ed. A complete circular Of informat-
ion from the State Department of
Education, stating all tie conditions
of admission, will be mailed to any
one requesting it. There is no tuition
fee. Anv questions will be cheerfully
answered. Address questions or re-
quest for circular to
Supt. F. w. Howe.
Charlevoix, Mich.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-08-27
EBRASKA INDIANS.
TotalI. 81 5 9 27 II

Earned Runs, East Jordan ,, In
dians !. First base on balls, off Fish
er ,. Left on bases, East Jordan :,
SAndianS 3. FIRST base on errors, East
3Jordan |, Indians ]. Two-base hits,
Rapp and Snow, Wocdman and Riker.
Home Ran. Stevens. Struck out,
Fisher 3, Toby 3, Suow2. Double
Plays. NeVcoInb to Spicer. Passed
balls, Spicer ], Tohey |. Hit by
pitcher, Fisher, Toby, Snow. Time,
! hour, 40 min. Umpire, Maddox.
Charlevoix county herald., 1904-08-27

The East Jordan Creamery, j. j.
Pfender Prop, will pay on the 3lst of
this month for all milk and cream
delivered to that date, and afterward
on the 18th and last day of each mon
tn for the balance of the season.
Milk and Cream are coming In quite
plentifully and the prospects are very
encouraging.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-06-01
LEAN AID FAT YEARS.

Since the days Of Pharaoh there have
been fat and lean years-years when
untimely frosts, floods, droughts and
insect pests have been held In abey-
ance, and nature, unfettered, has load
ed the land with her bounty. Then come
the lean years, when all goes wrong,
when floods overwhelm or drought
parches up or frost nips things coming
and going-years when the farm toll
has been all in vain. 1t will always be
this way, and the only fair way In
which to estimate the dividends Of the
farm Is to take series Of years. This
country is so large and is possessed of
such a variety Of climatic conditions
that as whole there never can be a
general crop failure. Neither will any
one year bring agricultural prosperity
to all sections.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-06-01
! Other Peoples Sayings

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D. III. K1MBALL: "Here is the
only star that the city owns. 1t
was owned in the days ofDakota
Territory. That is what the let
tiers D. T. on it stand for"
d. C. GREENLEAF: 81 would be
willing to work on the sectionfor
the rest of my natural life at 81
per day if the Democratic party
could only win this fall"
P. v. Mccoy: RI did a fine dia-
mond ring business last month.
Parties bought rings to the value
of $500 Just for themselves which
is considered a good business.
JAMES w. BRIGGS: ~ bought
a farm near Bowbells the other
day and could have sold it a
little later far $3.50 more than 1
paid for it. I kept the farm. l
consider that farm property in
the Northwest of the best. We
will get good crops and land will
boom. We are bound to get in
a lot Of eastern buyers.
PETER BERTLEsoN, of McKin-
ney: 81 believe that creamery
for Minot is an excellent PROPOSE
ton. l assisted in the ORGANIZE
ton of a creamery at OrtOnville,
Mimi, composed oflocal business
men. 1t was a grand success.
We induced IS farmers TO buy
cream separators. The farmers
who had ten COWS made more
money as a rule than those who
kept 20. The farmer with ten
cows can do the work himself
while if he has 20 COWS it would
require a hand or two extra.
The creamery will cause the price
OF land about Minot to advance.
The farmer will find that he can
keep ten COWS easily, and still do
a good deal Of farming. He
should also raise a few hogs as
hogs and cattle can be raised
successfully together The crea-
merry will make a good deal Of
land about Minot, which has al
ways been considered Of little
value, valuable.