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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16

benz ole ire, ON De life itaar 8agt
peo @rpnien. SO itarfere bpert en-.
felt 2ano er. - n%ationaIt feet 10
itsrre bIir ben aroft, iom ! bet siDne
giebIif bill 4iIfIpoe BET frles 5or.
ipar. 90 Der peier life minoit Den
rationale 9cpioitbeo ON, at man er
ieIpbinIpen ogiaa i iprosIig Senie.
enoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16

Suiets Tor os sseoes Dag for Dog
Tom @ionesbpro ON en- 4O-oaris girf'
iombeo. geb SjrIp at fine Eatien.
tiers fripiaise @dper funbe ban
1886 bpgse ct peIinorettet 6ottig'
|biem | 0etbuno, 90 ban peobIep al
arbeibe, inotiI en- Waneips6om mi
bans 70oe aar polote bans Dso.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16
Tranfe Sguc.

Tranifc Spnc. Ga amerifas
8eneroIfoniul / Taris, Scr. 8ombp,
Snsoag ben t0oe fom paa lit 8ou'
for, innot ban, at bans glilt bar
brilot op, at Srpoerfet bar iloe til.
rebt, at Smonpenge % SrimGrfer
til iIerc bunorebe Srancs bar borte,
o. at hans Eapirer par raniageoe.
aoniulatetS itore "Safe" bar NPr.
fer al, at mani pilbe ipren9t Den, men
set bapoe life Ipffets. Gen inoeboIbt
Ell tor Sum / &ortanter og oigtige
Iofumeutcr. 9olitiet efteriporer
Sppcne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16
ErTnbcnt RupicUclt piI life

noacn po!ltlif Smr mtOer %alatom.
wn toor; / 0cttc Stuffe oil ban alt.
rao 'sI8e WcaiuIeD9 ggcmpel ira
@orct 1900. San bar boIot lin Gale
I'll Hotifitotionatomiteen % uiI Of.
'entIi98isre ct 9rep bpori ban moo.
lager Nominottonen, os Srrmco cr
ban iGr6i8 mco lin officieIle 3egto-
Selie ! %aIgtampen. Vt ban buppia
III! fonerCre 9rioot mco Rationolfo.
mIteenS 6ormanS er icIpiogt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16

Geo SpIitoiS Ssnner ipnes life at
belle i'm SnoerS anifuelier ON arig.
De bar nemIig begge bueruet zig /
ben rusiiifc armc for at pGrc meo |
ariacn MOI Sapau. Oct ier no til.
at sgbIet iommc 5iSer inIocr ct goot
Stpffe fra 8oocn, oct gamIe Orb til.
trobs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16
WALDORF COLLEGE,
FOREST CITY. low

.bssnHosr bets isri,e Spttsrmiu ben @. Sent.
1904 SioIen bpoer fpIseupe 8urier: Col
lege Preparatory, Normal, Common
School. Commercial, Shorthand and Type
writing and Music.
Tuition, Soit os gusis biatst.
5or CPlpsHtHssr us iIufrrre, 9ataIoa
Frp I" Hep. Y. ". Soe,
6orsii Gitp, ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16
u. q. pfferSabL sattuu. 81. sat.

Nause TAT for gramiebOaeu, ium De isnbte Mig
GsbielsoassbOaenl. Sea fan lite ~furftaa. ~bpSrIebes
&c fan siue en- iaooan Boa til Oeres abOnHsntsr. oa
glaoet 10 er iaa bilist fsr. Gnhuer al Blaoets 9a'
iers buroe ieube efter ben, mar be i~ubieuOer fin
Subftriptiru for Blaost.
G. ". Grttfth, Saoeer, ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16
Sngcn apnititutipn. Sislge ct Z

Jrigen Npnlftfnftpn. Stelge CT Se'
learam ira @ien bar Here Meolem'
mer al oeu r~usiiife Aoel is9t at faa
abgang til G5nren for at forelGggc
BAN ct llbfait til en- aonititution
men oct iort9IleS, at ban bar negtet
at moota9e Dem, ioet ban erflGrer,
at ser life fnn blipe nogen Soran.
bring / HuslonbS StpreiGt. pit,
boao Der bebspes, ifal ban ia iagt,
err at itprfc oct nupGrenoe Spitem,
iom bor eipet Tiget bets Nu9t %
Storbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16
Z Elcbpcs guuo. General Sdalt,

Elcbpcs ManS. General Sdalt.
mann, 6or til 9obrifofis 0orber,
iiober frembeleS inoen 6Gitningsmu.
rene / ct. petersburg % faar life
tale meo nogen. Folitiet foreigner,
at 6eu baorbe 9ebanbling, iom biz
Der BAN tilbel, er i Sperensitemmelie
meo ct "beliet Gnife" al BEN iioen
mprocbc Snbreminiiter b. Blebpe.
Spoo Ell iaoban Nono iagbe, fan
man life afuige ira!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16
atfrsb 6Ifon. GSIfOE. @is.

7sres lille JgbieIseassbos bar lea mpotaeet %
flyer lem ida mango 1af. Seq oil meb @iaDe anbe'
fale ben iii snbper 5amilie, Tom sufer en- nnttis %
COB Iioeu 9rGmiebos mso ~9eeprubssufsH-.
o. %. Sc c, gIad Sammsr, giHn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16

6scieIsoassboaen ~muotaset % sieunt infect rnes
3uteresSs. Sens nbitpr Os SHobolo sr uomGriet /
fit eIaes. Seq piIOe lite mite ben for nOsen' 9ris.
Bare bermeo 9Osen paa bet beoas ~anb.faI,t Of
hi,rteIis Eat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16
GDOicls0agsbogen.

SsbfeIsbaesbogsn er en- pafier, Iibeu Sos. Bar
alrreos ~inbifrepst iere sapne | Zen. weanse Saf for
ben % s7eeprahsg offen-. ION or en- prifcmuen @iof
I hort Gus. eiscleoes 'gsb arneu- meo fine tntes
.sianir Gortrniuaer.
cara CIfen. Sorboru, s8s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16

ssoitIsbassbos,n bar ies t~nuotaset % fec Iifer ben
nomarfet soot. Sea iror, bet &c ben beefte Brantie'
bog. iea enonu bar faaer mro SIaOa. 90 ies tan trnst
a~ubeiale ben til ale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16

Senbfpnile Nunnlere al "gSeo
strren" Ion erboloes Ipr csc
ertra.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28
Gtne Seriddrfung Der Strafse=
tete empfohleu.

Die goli3ei-N fociatiOn, cine Shlfss
aefelf9aft Der Wunicipal 2isa bon
Snoiana, melde ttir3lia in Soutb
8eno cine 8eriammlnng abbielt, bat
beri9isoene porgsidlagsne 4enoerun.
gen in benz Snoianaer Straf9eisbbu4
aneenommen unb bic beportebenoe Sc.
aislatur miro erfuGt tperoen, bieielbsn
su paifren. @tli9e Menberungen ino
radical uno otrften, faQs He acceptirt
tperoen, ben Berbredern unferer Staot
b6ie perleioen.
0or @lem foll @inbru9. anffatt ME
bisber nit .2-l4,. in 3utunft nit
1920 Subren 3u9tbaus b~eftraft
tperben. SIR 8asabunbirung uno
Strabenbetteln foa Die Strafe minoes
fen $3.50 fein.
Mit PA Sabren lou 8ernaaldl-
feuns Der Tamilie 9eabnbet tperben.
Sin Mdb1en unter 90 Sabren 81
unmoralifdem 2ebenswanoel su ber=
fabrsn. fol all. 0srbreden" ebsnio bod
bere1net peroen. Sas @eieb, tpeldes
gtnbru1 bel Sage nit b6dfens feds
Monaten rsip. 5000 bele9t, foG burd
elm fren9eres srisbt tperoen. &aub.
auf pelGen PA Sabre ifeben, foa
nit $40 Sahren bebadt tueroen.
SdlieBlid miro Die gnnabme zines
@siebes empfoblen, melhes bic 8e3abs
lung Der Mussaben fur bic Jefinabme
fi6tieer 0erbre4er borfiebt, oh bic.
islbe nun innerbalb ODER auBerbalb beg
States gefdiebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28
Stun aebem bic Iolfspertreter ME

Stun eeben Die golfspertreter pie'
Der in WaIbineton on bic Nrbeit. linz
ter ben NiRen. bic iie gu MAIDEN baben
rperoeu, fino wobl Die bdrtefen Die &e-
oucirung Der Nus9aben uno Die Sarif-
8epifion. 2sBtere miro orinseno bon
eli fluBreiden &spublitanern berlanst,
absr susleid wirO auf bic @otbwenois=
felt bingemisisn, baB Die gintlnfte er'
h6ht unb bic Mussaben riefi9 einge=
idrdnft tperb.n miiBten. tuenrl mon
ni6t Dor sroBeu Deficits fteben MIN.
Mit benz Aus benz 8oQen id6pfen"
iif's ueniaftens fir bieien @on9ret
borbei. Sab oies Bel Der riefigen Wa-
ioritdt Der &epublitaner elm Slid III,
psritebt ftd BON felbft. Wan mut
eben gut unb berniinftig wirtbidaften,
wenn man f4 ni4t fefirennefl mill.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28

bid fir Die 3ufunft ha6 Mieber-
merfuna bss Nuffanoes 1T 10 pielDer-
ipre6eno, baB cine weitere ifarte @in=
rpanoeruna bon Buren, in 3utunft gu
ertpnrten ffebt. sumal Die 3ablreiden
Steppen= unb Observation-Disclosures
fi9 FIR G9af uno &inobiebsu4t 10
bOr5iqliA eignen.
Wenn clio bic Buren, ibre 9eimatb
berlaHen pollsn, oann bietet fid ibnen
eeraoe i'm oeuti9sn Sa%bwefafrita Der
bette @rIab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28
ShtfSihetne nag su aas 90


f,s sisbt Oa einise 9eute Sic
" man bemerfen bort y9l6
tpenn i9 nur einise 9un6ert
Dollars bate, i6 fDnnte bann
etwas @elb MAIDEN" IS lit feline
i9mierise Sade rein paar 6uns
bert Dollars gu iammeln" unb
es stbt ni9t tpenis Seute, bic
penn feit enti4lOfsn, bies ni9t
au Berfe brinsen, tpetln cine ses
mihe Summe BON tbrem Gin
fOmmen pOiittb iebe @O6e Ober
jeben MOnat beponirt tpirb in
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28
6rnnosigentbums nebertragungem.

2uena Waloon an Heuben 8
Woore, Got Is, Walbon's @entraI
gbe. Nob. 40xl34 SUB, 5ifli9e Seits
Der Stem Seriep Str. fiblid Der Is.
Str. $3.50.
Sobn 5. Cooper an @abaib Stealth
& 2oan Co., Got Al, @oopsrs l. @ho
Nerioian Ctr. Mob.. 30xl20 Sub
9erbeferung, fio6flide gds Winns=
Iota uno Weribian Str. IS, 900.
emma s. 9OlOmap an Nquila 8
Sones, 6dlfte bon 2ots 4 uno Is,
Slod 3, @i9ols Rortb Bart Nob., 40
Bel 100 SUB, 6iflide Settle Der 9la.
baua Str. iiolid Der ID. $500. T..
Sobn 6. DOB on Nrtb. 6. @iaiams,
Got 90. @cmpbsns Sub, 8lod Is,
Cuttings & 9arnsqs 9rootfoe abb.
% bel 1875, 6fli9e Settle Der Station
Str, iiOlid Der MaRaduistts spe.
500.
Seize g. Mlporb an Galatbiel 81.
u. Bi0iser, Got 156, SsfsriOn part,
40 BET 1923 SUB, 6flide Settle be,
@lOer abe.. n6rolid Der @aIpelase Str.
$1,000.
Inna Or. 6. Gersuion an Samuel
g. Dillon. She'll bonn fhbpeifli6en
8iertel, Section 26, Sownibip Is,
&an9e 8, perrp SOwnfhip.
SOieph 9. Bromnbod u. u. an Sn.
oiancpolis SOUTHERN Railmap, i4e
Cots in 8raben's Hipsrfoe 4obitipn,
So, 500.
@prus u. Wineeup an b~enielben, &c
9Ots in oerfelben Nooition, 50, 300.
Artsmus q. 0aoIsp an bieislbe, 9
Sots in Der Peru & SnoianapoIis
RailrOao Sos Shb. Nboition. unb {
9anofide in 2appes & 0aItner's Sft
Weribian Str. Mboition, Idnas Del
Oaieiie oes Glafes. ,n6rblid Der Sir.
telbahn. fur oe%nielben 3msd, $47, 500
katherine 6ids an Sames %. Npel,
Got rs, Merioian 9eisbts pIacs,
l85x195.5 SUB. bacant, 2. Got 6flid
bon Werioian Str, an Der sto.2ini,
eenannter abolition. $1,000.
@barles 3. Studmsper an Salen
g. pattifOn. Got III. MiuisanG
8roOf part Nbb.. 40 BET 14O SUB,
meftlide Settle Der Samoa Str, n6ro,
lid Der @opne Npe. $3.50.
go1arb q. glaben an Sherman 8.
Saois. Got l22, Wilep Sub, Muben.
lot l62 u. a., SO bel 100 6ue, flb.
speftliAe Settle Der pratt Str, 3piIaer
Blate unb 10. Str. $500.
8runoei9sntbum i'm @eiammtpertt,
bon 1898, 1874. Oh tpsdielte In Der per.
foRenen Wo&e bic Befiber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28
Aaltblltisksit.

Wd6renb Der 8elagerurg bon War>
f6au i'm Sabre 1881 batte Der ruiIii9e
5elbmari9au Yasfepiti9 auf einen
beItimmten Yunft Der Stabt 9ranatens
feuer befoblen unb partete unsebulbig
bas &efultat Der Operation ab. Oas
ertpartete Geiultat ponte ii9 inbefen
ni9t einitellen, bic S9uhe mubten.
pobl f9le9t ausgefalen iein, unb feline
p%teberbolten 8efeble bra9ten feline
Wirfuns berppr. Ser Mari9aa be-
fties fein pferb unb itiirmte i'm Ga
lopp na9 Der @nbObe, mo bic 8atterie
aufseftent mar.
vWer tit Der 9ummfopf, Der bier
befeblist2" fragile er.
3d." DerieBte Der betreffenbe Diff
5ier.
vNrn gut, i6 tperbe sic begrabiren,
benin sic periteben Sbren 8eruf ni6t.
Sbr S9ieben niiBt ia gar ni9ts."
r0as 1T ridtis, perieste Der 9aupt>
mann, raber Die S9ulb traeen auein
bic fdle9ten 9ranaten, bic man mir
sef9idt bat, benin lie plaBen ni9t."
rDas fOnnen sic eraGblen, tpem sic
tpoaen, mein 9err. MIDI fdngt man nit
fol9en @usreben ni6t. 5eute @benb
lafe i9 Sic Dor elm ariegsseri4t itels
Ien."
Oa ersriff Der 9auptmann cine 9rus
nate, 5iinbete Die 2unte on, feBte ii9
bas rau9enbe 9ef9ob auf bic Sanb
unb belt es benz Marf9aa bin. rOu,
feben sic felbft," fsste er.
pasfepiti9 freu3te bic Mrme iiber
Der 8ruft unb fub erpartungsbou ouf
bic 9ranate. @s berrf9te elm feier>
Ii6es S9petsen. Die beiben MfGnner
blieben unbepesli9 iteben unb parte@
ten, Ob Die 2unte erlOf9en, ober Bite
@ranate eTplobiren piirbe.
Sas ~eritere mar Der Sal, unb Der
Sauptmann mari bic 9ronate ners
G9tli9 CUR Grbe.
ga erfldrte in ernftem Some Der
Muri9al: sd bite sic Inn gnts
f4ulbisung, benn sic haben re4t."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28

Ta1 bret Mouaten miro SenatOr
6airbanfs 8orfiser Der boben &brpsr=
idaft iein, in wel9sr er lett Sabren
Snoiana 10 piiroig pertreten bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28

- Der 2abrer Gtmfemoe
8ote iotute Oct @e0enSburaer
Wartem QaIenoer fur 1905
Fno bard mmfere Office 80
te5tebem.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28
Snbtatta Truit
Company.

9as &eiuliat miro balb sein
paar 9unbert Dollars iein" nit
benen Sie @elb MAIDEN fDnner.
Yrobieren Sic es. Beginner sic
beute.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28

Inter ben aufpicien Der Soeialifi-
f6sn Mrbeiier-p artei miro morgen,
Sienfag, Wbenb. Srant u. 8Obn in
Der @ermania Saie einen 9Ortras
balten. Der gintritt III irei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28

9enti@e samser einf anh jrtt.
Wdbrenb fi9 beut5utase bic beutf9en
Sanger angemeiner Qnertennuns err
freuen unb ni9t tpenise BON ibneu
Weltruf eeniebsn, tparen tie in friiberen
3eiten gerabe3u berii9tigt unb Der Sc
senitanb Der f6Grfften 4ngriffe. 90
iost Sobann Der Siafpn i'm 9. Sobr>
bunbert bon ben beutf9en SGngern:
r9ie fiBe gefangtpeife baben fe gu ler>
men ii9 absemiibt, aber pesen ansebor>
ner Wilbbeit nidt rein erbalten tOnnen.
Rdmlid: srob an 2eib pie gerse, bpn<
merit and ibre Stimme bo9braufenb
baber, fdnn alfo nidt in iiibem Sc
fanae ertDnen; uno fpern bic barbdz
rif9s Rpbbeit ibrer buritieen &eblen
ben Gefans bur9 uebersGnse unb
Tahbau 3u berfdleifen bemibt 1T, 70
it0Bt Tie be barten Some nit gan5 eiees
mem Geprafel 5eraus, faft ME Elm
Qaftpagen, Der iber bic Steine rdHslt,
70 bab DIR iinb @efiihl. ftatt fanft be-
ipegt. erfdrsdt unb erfdIttert tperben.r
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-28
Soeialifii9e Mrbeiter : Yartei

gOrtras BON 5rant u. SoPn.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-25
She Gets Cigars.

A nice looking woman walked into
one of the stores of the tobacco octopus
the other night and asked to see some
Of the stores best cigars. The clerk
handed out a dozen boxes in Jiffy.
While the new patron was taking a
dry Whit Of each fifteen men lined up
along the counter to make various pur-
chases. They might just as well have
been wooden Indians as far as the one
clerk was concerned. But just about
the time the entire line began to dis.
play nervous desire to get away, the
fair one selected a 12-cent cigar with
a bright band, and asked the customer
good one.
give been smoking thirty years ant
couldn't have selected better one my
self" he replied CALAMITY.
Then will you please wrap this one
| up?' she said, rendering the clerk $2(
| bill.
1t took the clerk five minutes tt
change the bill, and then he tripped OF
an empty cigar box and dropped al
the coin. 1t was finally handed to thu
purchaser When she had her hand OF
the door knob she thought Of the cou
pons. She turned back
Don't you give trading stamps witt
cigars?" she asked sweetly, whereupol
the clerk thrust quarters worth o
coupons into her hand.
at does beat all how dead easy
lady can paralyze a cigar store" sal
one Of the men in line when he finall
got the package of tobacco for wnicl
he had waited twenty minutes.-Chi
cago Inter Ocean.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-25
DRESS WITH MUCH TASTE.
British House of Commons Is the Best
CARRIED Body in the World,

British House of Commons Is the Best
CARRIED Body in the World.
Taking it all round the House Of
Commons is the best-dressed assembly
In the world. 1t has an air of good
breeding, Of men accustomed to draw
1ng-rooms and good society. The gen.
eral department comes up to a fairly
high average. You see honorable
members wearing their hats in the
house and the sight offends, but that
Is not point Of manners, but Gus
tom with a picturesque history at the
back Of 1t. You sometimes, too, see
honorable members asleep and you
often hear unmannerly Interruptions
from the Irish and tory benches. On
the other hand, you never see an En-
gl1sh M. P, as I have often seen an
American Congressman, enjoying the
luxury Of dry smoke" and relieving
himself by profuse splitting.
The House, too, is much more pune
tilious than Congress ON the small
points Of order. Whenever q member
violates them he is instantly hauled
up, not merely by the speaker, but by
his fellow members, to many Of whom
it is part Of the spice of life to pounce
upon offenders. AS for the oratorical
standard Of the House 1t Is difficult to
speak with precision. The late EN-
press Of Austria used to say that she
saw more good and more bad riding In
the English shires than anywhere else
in the world. Much the same sort of
criticism might be passed on parlia.
mentary' eloquence. Some Of it is ex.
ceedlngly good, better, think, thar
anything one is likely to hear in Con
gress, but much of it is atrocious. Or
the whole, in this, as in many Other
spheres Of AngloAmerican compare
tives, should be inclined to say that
while the House Of Commons best II
better than the Congressional best
the House Of Commons average is be
low the Congressional average.-Har
per's Weekly.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-25
THE OLD, SWEET FIELDS.

Yonder, where the valley is
Where the rivers rush,
"Welcomem sings the mockin'bird,
"Howdy" pipes the thrush.
And to the host O. them we say,
We've come to spend holidayF
Sure, that birds sweet singing
Sounds familiar still;
Valley-voices bringing
Echoes from the hill!
That voice--we heard it far away
Sweet calling to child at play.
And there are wild, sweet joys there,
Where barefoot fellows roam
Just as of old, the boys there
They drive the cattle home.
And some one near the battle-bars
Looks winsome meath the twilight stars
0 loved remembered placesl
greet you once again;
Recalling in strange faces
Youths passion and its pain!
But, more than all, its joy-that seems
An echo in an old mans dreams!
Atlanta Constitution.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-25
POOR PREACHER, POOR PAY.
How a Negro Paid Another for Doing
His Sunday Work.

How a Negro Paid~Another for Doing
His Sunday Work.
THE genuine negro Is a powerful
hard customer to down." says Repre-
sentative Griggs of Georgia. HE is
an inventive genius--invents yarns to
suit the demands of the occasion. re-
member hearing story about two ne
groes who were owned by gentle
man in my State. We will call them
TOBIAS and Caesar. Their master gave
them Sunday afternoon off alternately.
The old gentleman soon discovered
that Caesar was not tounS fair with
Tobias-that he was off every Sunday
and leaving Tobias to answer his mas
ter's calls. Finally Tobias was called
upon by the old gentleman to say why
it was that Caesar was of every Sab
bath afternoon.
"'Dat's er business tranacshun wild
Caesar an myself, master. He pays
me ter stay home an do de work. was
the negros reply.
"'Pays your asked the master.
Where does he get the money to pay
your
Don't know, master, but~he gifts
it.
believing that something was 60
ing wrong, the master decided to make
further investigation Of Caesars
money-making habits, so he called the
negro to account, desiring to know how
and where he spent his time on the
Sunday afternoons off. For some time
Caesar hesitated to tell his master, but
declared he was not engaged in any
thing dlshonorable or disgraceful.
J 1.-The gentleman insisted on knowing
how he managed to earn the money
with which he paid Tobias for doing
} double duty. Finally Caesar said:
"'Well, master, breaches fer it,
"'Oh, you preach, do your What do
. they give you. Caesar?
/ "'Well, master, dat ponds on de
: lection; sometimes half a dollar, an
sometimes a dollar
/ THAT'S awful poor pay, Caesar, fol
! preaching
{ "'It am, master, but den it's awful
po' preaching, too" - Washington
1 Times.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-25
Modern Conveniences.

A farmer went to town, got drunk
and disturbed the peace Of townsmen,
but got away before the authorities
could catch him. The next morning,
sober and repentant, he called up the
city marshal on his telephone, and a
warrant for his arrest was read to
him. Then he called up the police
Judge and pleaded guilty. The police
judge fixed a fine Of So, and the good
man sent the money the same day by
a rural route carrier. The telephone
and the rural carrier have made the
life of the farmer one lovely, luxurt
GUS dream.-Quincy News.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-25
.ae99 Xxx aoe 90
PUTTING lIER AT EASE.

49, +
When Mrs. Benson returned from
week spent with her cousin, Mrs. Lom-
bard, she seemed so glad to be at
home again, and beamed upon her hus-
band with such radiant content thae
at last he asked If she had not en-
joyed her visit.
Why, yes, had beautiful time
said Mrs Benson, thoughtfully. II
wouldn't have you imagine anything
else for minute, but I'll tell you why
I'm SO glad to get home. / had the
feeling that Cousin Dorothea was sort
Of trying to smooth things for me all
the Tina
NOW wait Bit" she continued
lifting her hand as Mr.. Benson's face
took on an indignant expression,
what mean is this. The day got
there was looking at her and thing
ing what tall, elegant figure she
has, and how well her clothes set. But
before | had chance to speak she
said, Cousin Jane, l shouldn't think
| you'd mind how stout you grow while
you keep such young face. i only
wish could gain twenty-five or thirty
pounds" g.
Nov you know, I'd sort Of forgot
ten how dumpy am till she spoke.
"'And as for Clothes she went on,
4 hope you won't give yours q
thought. New York is the most indie,
pendent place in the world, and that
cashmere dress of yours is just as
neat az can be- Neat!
when we went out to drive In hel
carriage was just leaning back, when
she said, How l should like a ride In
: your dear old carryall, Jane ant
when l was just catching my breath
over the blooms in her conservatory
she said, They may cost more thar
marigolds and sweet peas, Jane, but i
still love the old flowers, and wish
had strength and time for a flower
garden like yours
But the cap-sheaf came when sh'
took me to an organ recital! I'd shu
my eyes and was leaning back, enjoy
ing every note Of that grand music
D when Cousin Dorothea put her moutl
to my ear.
"Tt's no better in the sight Of til
Lord than the sweet old melodeon 20
3 hear every Sunday she whispered.
! II came back to earth with thut
8 and l could hardly keep back laugl
mercy on us, Dorothea! l wills
: pered to her. DO let me forget til
q squeak Of that melodeon, II you can
Everything was done for me-" sal
3 Mrs. Benson, as she sat looking dow
at her hands. Il had beautiful tim
: Henry, did you ever notice how m
Il knuckl0s had grown out? I never di
: till Dorothea saw me looking at he
pretty white fingers one day, and sal
y how much more she admired a han
that bore evidences of a capable~lll
than one that didn't!''