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Scientist.

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ALL SOULS CHURCH-North Alabama and
Fifteenth streets; Rev. f. L. Newbert Serv-
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III. Remsey, minister Of the Unitarian Church.
OF louisville. Music: Mrs. j. b. Glover,
pianist; Miss Edith Stanton Brown, violinist
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OIL LEASES.

will purchase for cash oil
leases in State. Send description and price.
Box 165, care Journal.
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Be sure to see The Grass Widow mex.
week.
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STORAGE.


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FOUR YEARS OF SUCCESS
REMARKABLE ACHIEVEMENTS OF
RAILWAYS SINCE
Methods Observation-Disclosures
ing Rumors.

In commenting on the remarkable results
achieved by railroads within the past four
years, carrying a larger gross business than
they will for some time 10 come, the Wall
street Journal states that the roads earn
ings, so far as they have reported for 1903,
increased II per cent, or 1S6.024,6SO while
the expenditures were augmented Is per
cent, or $l37, 321, 0S5; net earnings increased
9.07 per cent, or $4S. 703, $50. Their signii-
canoe, says this authority, can only be
understood by comparison with the lean
period Of seven or eight years ago. The
railroads did not recuperate Immediately
after the presidential election Of 1896. which
gave the country's trade and industries ar
Immediate and remarkable impetus, but the
roads at that time were not in position to
obtain the greatest advantage from the
largely increased traffic. The railroad sit
uation as it was at that time was succinctly
stated by a. j. Cassatt, president of the
pennsylvania, who had just assumed that
position and announced his policy. which
resulted in what is known as the commu-
nifty interest plan and the adoption of more
harmonious business methods by the lead
ing railroads. The reduction of freight
rates had reached the danger point, and
the Journal quotes from Mr.. Cassatt's first
annual report, in which he said the only
alternative is to arrest the reduction in rev.
enue, which has been largely brought about
by apparently uncomfortable conflicts be-
tween the railroad companies and the rival
communities 1t must be admitted that
the situation is complicated, the problems
involved in dealing with traffic questions
over such a vast territory and affecting so
many diversified interests are troublesome
and intricate, but they are not incapable
OF solution, and ii is believed that by earn
est and united effort the difficulty may be
overcome Following the bold and ag-
gressive lead of the Pennsylvania manage
ment, seconded by railroad officials of the
more prominent lines, the old method of
running railroads was abandoned and BUSH
ness methods were introduced in its stead.
While results that have been accomplished
are not due to Mr.. Cassatt's initiative, it is
significant that gross earnings, which in
creased $I5,OOO,OO in 1897 and $40, 600, 600 in
1898, jumped to $155. 5000 in 1900, and the
increase OF 1903, when fully compiled, will
easily exceed 100000, 900, or in other words
in the five years the railroads of the coun-
try have increased their gross earnings no
less than $72O.OO0,0 600 and their net earnings
in that period $210, 000, 600. In all CONNER
clal, industrial and transportation annals
there is no record of such results as this,
and ii may be years before there is q COM
plete understanding of the progress made
by American railroads in the past four
years.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

buriel of Mrs. Ann Murray will
take place from vault in Holy Cross Cemetery
Saturday afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock.
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The wabash to Reach New England.

me wabash 10 Reach New England.
What may become the most direct route
from the Pittsburg district TO New Eng
land was given a forward step on Wednes-
day, when the New, York State Railroad
Commission granted a certificate of con-
struction to the Binghamton & Southern
Railway Company to build a line between
B1nghamton, n. Y, and Ansonia, Pa. In
this connection it is reported that the Wa
bash is behind the enterprise, which was
noted In the early part of last summer. The
charter was granted in February, 1903. with
A. e.. Walter, of Wilkesbarre, president.
The line to be constructed is 10 miles long
and Will be begun at an early date. The
surveys have been made and the plans fully
outlined. AT B~inghamton IL will have con-
nection with the Delaware & Hudson and
the Erie, giving routes to New England
and New York, respectively. How the road
is to get into P~ittsburg has not been an
nounced, although connection can be had
so that it can be mace a direct route
northeast from Pittsburg and the shortest
route to New England territory.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE.
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BUSINESS CHANCE-Here is a bargain: A
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81. 600 even money IL sold soon; owner wants
larger business. BUSINESS 81
Fitzgerald building.
BUSINESS "
We have for sale stock groceries. hardware.
dry goods and notions, cigar stand. cOnfec-
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taurants. rooming houses. saloons. barber shops
and many good business propositions; also real
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

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FOR SALE-Farm for sale, 800 acres: small i'm
provements; good stock land; price 500. a.
NJ. Dolph, Mich.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
II THEY co
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OUT THEY GO
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RADDAD.

Vid tolftiden en- mork hostnatt skyn-
dade en- person med smygande osakra
steg fran at pa South Clark street /
Chicago. Trots den sena timman van
drade annu stora folkmassor fran och
alter pa de breda ~trottoarerna. och
sp~arvagnarna voro annu l liflig rorel-
Sc och fullproppade med passagerare.
Vid gath6rnen stodo rattvisans tjana-
re bjudande dels folkmassorna, dels
de akande och dels sparvagnarna att
vexelvis STAMINA och passera. Ljuset
fran de talrika elektriska lamporna
och fran de stora skyltf6nstren upp-
lyste gatan och forvandlade natten till
dag. ALA tycktes hafva mycket bradt
ON, och ingen hade It'd att lagga mar
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-04

mastare som ha kannedom ON hur ar
bette skall drifvas for att kallas inten-
sivt. Som regel far man af den sa-
lunda skolade arbetsledaren battre
vitsord r0rande den svenske arbeta-
rens mojligheter an af den som ingen-
ting annat kan an jamra sig Oliver att
tiden ar ond och fackforeningsvasen-
Diet en- enda olycka.
bet finnes ju ingen anledning att upp-
ge a%nspraken pa dem som ha hogt be-
taldt for att sta i spetsen for arbetet.
Mar Diet nu, for att annu en- gang
aterkomma till EFT la~ttillgangligt och
drastiskt exempel, ar en- allmant err
kand SAX att Diet icke / yart land star
till att upps0ka en- sa genomusel ar
Misrepresentation SON den som utfores for
Stockholms stads rakning och genom
dess myndigheters f0rsorg, sa ar Diet
tydligen orattvist och orimligt att i
forsta rummet lagga ansvaret harf0r
pa de enskilda arbetare. bet allra
patagligaste ar att arbetsledningen ar
komplett undermalig. ALA veta vi att
sd ar. Hvar arkitekt, ingeni0r eller
byggmastare med enskild praktik sa-
ger sig att han skulle forlora ALT for
troende och knappt anses fullt normal
ON han utforde de arbeten som anfor-
tros at honom sa plan och menings-
lost som staden sjalf arbetar, sa dyrt
och sa slappt. Och han skyller icke
pa arbetarne i AMMAN man an att han
tucker att de saliva skulle foredraga
en- afloningsform som gaf fliten ma
gon %bel0ning. Han lager ansvaret
der Diet Dor ligga: pa ALA dessa forman,
fran de hogsta topparna och ned till
de otaliga underhuggarna, som icke
CORA EFT fors0k att satta lf i arbetet,
utan narmast i sin man bidraga till
att sprida den uppfattningen att Diet
som framfor ALT skall undvikas ar
skyndsamhet och planmassighet SAINT
hansyn till stadsinvanarnas behof och
trefnad.
bet ar dock i saliva verket betank-
ligt att samhallets storsta arbetarkar
ledes i den andan. da Diet vore onsk-
vardt att den i stallet kunde framtra-
da som en- val anford monsterkar, EFT
fored0me i fraga ON raskt och inten-
sivt arbete. - Dagens Nyheter.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-04
ARBETARE.
Bysdekronika at Thure S.

Midi pa patronens langstrackta
svarta garde, som var den myndige
mannens stolthet, gingo Niklas Tor
pare och Sven Statare och grafde EFT
tackdike. Pa afstand sag man icke
mycket af dem, ty diket var djupt.
De hade graft sig ned anda till skull
d~erbladen. Precis som efter komman-
do f0rsvunno de ibland helt och ballet.
bet var da de bojde sig ned for att
fylla den stora dikesspaden med den
lerblandade myllan. Sedan kommo
deras krokta och svettiga och farade
ansigten pa en- gang och lika regel-
bundet anyo till synes Diver dikeskan-
ten, mar de med EFT tungt st0nande
kastade upp jorden pa vallen.
Sa hade de hallit pa timme efter
timme. Blot mycket sallan ratade de
de sina gamla ryggar och togo sig en-
pustestund. Men blot sa LANCE, SON
Diet kunde ga at for dem att snusa och
byta ON buss. Och mar mar nu betan-
ker att en- stackars torpare int ALT
for tidt har rad att besta sig bussom-
bytningens %njutning, kan nan nog for
sta att Diet blef langt emellan hvilo-
~stunderna for Niklas och Sven. Gu
vete, huru de bara stodo ut. Ty pa
delta Wis hade de nu gait der. och
dikat en- langlig It'd. Gardet var, som
sagdt, mycket stort, och Diet skulle
undergo en- modern dranering.
Denna dag regnade Diet jamt och
stridt. Det hade varit dagsregn, sa
Sven och Niklas hade varit lungvata,
redan da de / dagbrackningen kommit
fran till ~dagsverket och klifvit ned i
slit dixie.
M led Diet mot q%valldags. Kladerna
klibbade fast vid karlarnas magra
kroppar, jorden var tung som bly,, och
vattnet sqvabbade ON deras ben.
- Sadana har dar horde en- ia slit
arbete inomhus!
En- horde val Diet. Eft sadant har
~dagsverke f0rminskar inte gikten j en-
gammal kropp, Niklas. Men vi ia lof
gno pa. Smart ar Diet qvallen.
Derpa b0ide de sig ner och atertogo
slit arbete / jamn TAXI.
Ticker du int | ALA fall att Her
rem delat bra konstigt mellan manni-
skorna. Hair ga vi trotta, vata, utarbe-
tade och hungriga | diket. Der franz
me halter patronen kalas i dag. Hans
bord dignar af lackra ratter och fina
dreckesvaror. Mar vi komma hem, ia
vi vara glada, ON vi hitta en- sillbit till
gr0ten och den blasura mjolken. MUIR
rade Niklas.
Sven svarade ingenti ting.
Och mar vi fatt | oss gr0ten, ha
Vi bara en- hard hal nbadd att hvila
vara uttrottade lemmar pa. Patron,
som slipper att slita med kroppen, far
krypa ner l en- dunbadd. Da vande
Sven sig ON / diket och tittade pa
Niklas, som gick efter honom och grof
- Da ar int fraga ON, Niklas, hur
en- ligger utan ON hur en- kan +
va. Jag dir int a~fundsjuk pa patron
Han halter kalas en- eller kanske tva
ganger | veckan. Jag har dagliger
gastabud for mitt samvetes skull. Har
ar tydligen int sans med slit, och do
har han Diet mycket svarare an jag
Hvad g0r Diet I'M Diet knakar 1 krop
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-04
r vARA LyckLle.

N WHfHNNHM NaH
Firms en- konst att lycklig vara?
ia, for visso firms Diet sd.
bet ar hela konsten bara
Att den konsten raft f0rsta,
Den ar ej sd svar att lara
Lexan latt kan hemtas in:
S0k att ALT med jamnmod bara
Och var mold med lotten din.
Litet svart Diet kan val tyckas
Kunna ALT med jamnmod ia,
Men f0rsok. och Diet skall ,lyckas.
bet for mangen lyckats bra.
vara mold / skiften ALA
Syns som uppgift ALT for stor,
Men f0rs0k - Diet skall sig falla
Mindre konstigt an du tror.
Hur sig verlden an ma wanda
Lat Diet Ell dit slime bry;
Var ehvad som an ma banda
Alltid lika glad och kry.
Aldrig knota eller klaga
ON ock mot Diet stundom bar
Basta sattet ar att taga
Lifvet sadant som Diet ar.
Friskt humor SON regel CALLER
Genom lifvet utan slut.
Annat satt Diet ges Ell heller
Till att kunna harda ut.
Profning lifvet har att gifya,
Wagon m0dosam kan bill.
Bra Diet dock till sist skall blifva,
ON humoret blot star hi.
Anse Ell Diet delats lila,
Fast Diet skett med skilda matt -
Var belaten med Diet lila,
On Diet dr. den del du fatt.
Hvad man malta kan och vaga
Ar Ell rikedomens hold -
Storsta rikdom man kan ega
Ar att vara glad och mold.
Skulle till en- motgang stota,
Sadant ju till lifvet h0r
Gar astad att honom mota
Med EFT gladt och godt humor.
Konsten till att lycklig vara
Ar Ell svarare an sa
Det Dir hela konsten bara,
Att den konsten raft forsta.
Costa.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-04
oforskrackt. Husmodern (strangt)

O~forskrackt. Husmodern (strangt):
Hor du, Anna, aterigen har jag
hittat en- silfversked bland soporna!
Tjanstflickan: - ia, frun har da en-
for m~arkvardig tur!
Tjanade %ingenting till. Frun: -
Jag sag 0lkoraren kyssa dig i dag,
Mari. bet ar nog bast att jag sjalf
h~adanefter tar emot olet.
Jungfrun: - bet ska frun inte in
billa sig lyckas, for han har lofvat
att aldrig kyssa nagon AMMAN an mig.
Svar att tiIIfredsstaIIa. A, hvars
specialized ar att kritisera ofversatt-
ningar fran frammande sprak, kom-
mer slutligen B. att mista talamodet.
- bet ar min of~vertygelse, sager
den senare, att mar A. en- gang ar
dod och ligger i sin kista kommer han
att beklaga sig Oliver att locket ar
lila ofversatt'!
Hjalpt pa trafven. Ann-Marie:
Kara kusin Karl! Kan du tanka dig
att jag dr0mde ON dig i matt? Du...
du gaf mig en- kyss!
Karl: - Ma, men hva sa din man.
ma da?
Ann-Marie: - All, hon var int in
ne. Alldeles som nu.
bet hjaIpte eli. Gif mig en- slant
goa frun, jag ar sd hungrig.. -.
- Men hvarfor arbetar nj int?
- Jag blir bara hungrigare da.
Int mycket att vaIja pa. Hur
kan Diet komma sig att en- sa liten
knatte som du gift sig med en- sa gras-
ligt lang qvinna?
- Hvarfor, 10, for hon har raddat
mitt lif.
- Hur gick Diet till?
- 10, hon hotade att sla ihjal mig,
ON jag inte gifte mig me'na.
Inte troIigt. Lararen: Var Diet
dina systrar som jag motto dig med
har ON dagen?
Den elake gossen: - TICKER magi-
stern att jag ser ut som en-, som gar
Ut I Sdl hlSN Slhu Sg olAo
En- dustig fIicka. Jag tucker hvad
NOR ska bli glad mar hon far lasa Diet
har brefvet. "Manda", sa' hon, "du
a. dummare an syster din, ingen kan
villa ha del i sin tjanst," sa' hon. Och
nu har jag anda haft ire platser pa
en- manad.
Vik hadan. Den lille gossen: Jag
motto den nye preston i gar, och han
| fragade ON jag nagonsin slog boil pa
sondagarna.
Modern: Och hvad svarade du da,
pojken min?
Jag SADIE: Vik hadan satan! och
| gick min vag utan att bora vidare pa
honom.
.Nyckeln. Papa (som ar angelagen
ON att hans unge son skall forvarfva
musikalisk underbyggand): 6fvar du
dig regelbundet hvar dag pa pianot,
| Costa, medan jag ar i affaren?
Costa (eftertryckligt): - Ja-a da,
papa.
- Precis hvarenda dag?
- Ja-a da.
- Hur LANCE har du ofvat dig i dag
t. ex:?
- Iva timmar.
Och i gar?
- En- och en- half.
bet var dugtigt. Emellertid vo-
re Diet nog fordelaktigt, ON du oppna-
de instrumental, mar du ska DIVA dig.
bet har staff last i EFT par dsr. och
har har jag nyckeln -.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-04
Edv. Anderson.

En- ung dam tror aldrig en- man, mar
han sager att han icke ar ward hennes
karlek; men imam hon har varit hans
hustru EFT ar, marker hon att han lik.
val har sagt SAINT.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-04

It'd och afstand utslacka ALA falska
illus, men icke de sanna. Lamporna
arc nedbrunna 1 gardagens f~estsal,
men tusen ar harefter skola de stjar-
nor vi sc pa | matt brinna lika klara.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-03-05

ANN the darkness and hnmili-
alton 81 republican mislnle III
Ill lilo the work OF Burton l..
French ia Congress shines out,
the one bright star III the flrna-
mpnt. 1t IL true he has followed
the misguidanceoi republican
leaders IN party questions; but
IN all matters affecting the State
Of Idaho he ha-w worked faithfully
nnd efiectualiy with senator Du-
hois for the best interests OF the
state. Ills course il in marked
contrast TO that Of the late Idaho
legislature and our state officials,
and for that reason Sir Francis
Jenkins ana the republican adj
ministration have marked him
Tor their own. A united and de-
sermined effort il being made by
the above named coterie 10 de-
defeat SIR. French for renomi.
nation. K il 10 be hoped TINT
their efforts win not succeed.
Then il Idaho should be SO UNI
fortunate as TO 20 republican AZ
the next election we would al
least have a man ia the lower
house O. congress that would
consider lis duty TO the state
paramount 10 that Of personal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-03-05

gaE last legislature win 90 IN
60 history ns the most ineompe
tent body 81 men that Idaho
ever elected to act a. lawmakers
Every remedial or beneficial net
passed by IL has been held by
the courts TO be unconstitntion-
i'll. and lie errors which made
them SO could have lseen easily
avoided BIS any careful body Of
men. On the other hand every
iniqnitous and pernicions meas
nre passed has btsn found ns inn
lrrgnable a. the Rock Of Ages.
The sugar bounty act. which by
the close of this year viii take
100000 out Of the pockets Of
The tolleiss OF the state. and pour
II into the Golfers OF the sugar
trnst--tlae mine taxation act,
which exelnpts the rich mines OF
the Occur q Alenes frnm taxation
1.-The salary grab acf--the courts
van find no flaw IN asly of these
Every portion Of them from titls
10 emergency clause il ~ perfect
~ clockwotk. The question
naturally arises, ~Nhy il il thai
the legislatarecould pas
any bad act strictly In accord
uace With the provisions Of TIN
constitution, aud could not hA
any effort make good measure
valid ~ Was Il through incom
potency or dishonesty? The ne
publican party for the acts Of /
majority IN the Seventh legiSla
ture must plead guilty to on,
charge or the other. Which vii
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cessiul and she is improving rap
idly.
Or. Southwell OF the firm OF
Southwell & Weaver, dentists, OF
Boise, is in Parma, and will re-
main during the next week.
Parties desiring dental work cab
on him at g. Nj Kirkpatrick X
Co.'S drug store.
The new opera house will be
formally opened with a grand
ball on March IT, given by the
manager, Mr.. Graves. Arrange
ments will be made to take care
of a large crowd, and splendid
time IL insured to all who attend.
$. II, Trout and family OF Ton
lea, ILL.,, arrived Sunday and will
make their future home here.
Mr.. Trout sometime ago pur-
chased the Marques place, and
will try farming in Idaho. He
brought with him car loadof
household goods.
Walter Sayers and wife leave
today for Browning, Mo. Their
departure was hastened by the
critical illness OF Mrs. Savers
mother at that place. While
agent here the genial disposition
OF Mr.. Savers and his estimable
wife endenred them to Parma :
residents and we regret very
much tie lose them from our
midst.
This mild weather has caused
the sheepmen tomove largenum-
bers of their focks to the hills
/ during the past ten days. The
grass is getting good in the foot
hills, and the woolies are now
busy satisfying a long felt want
with the tender shoots. The
winter has been a very favorable
one for the stockmen, and there
is considerable hay left over foI
4 next season.