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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-23

Monarch over pain. Burns, cuts
sprains, stings. Instant relief. Dr.
Thomas Eclectric Oil. At any drug
store.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-23
A WOm0D'S PP0ueP

It is notable that in the dependency
caused By woman1y diseases, there seems
to many a suffering woman no way of
escape from pain except at the price of
life itself. It would be sad TO record
such a story of struggle and suffering ex-
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-23

Cure the cough and save the
life. " Or. Woods Norway Pine Syr-
no cures coughs and colds, down to
the very verge of consumption.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-23

ooe way CoIor,st Rates 10 b
West and Northwest via Tie c., e
Z L. Washington, Oregon, Montana,
- a 1Ic 4a Jon call or
Biai = = Home Phone a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-05
@aitor Miels 8ranbt, en- al Sc pl<

Eaitor Mtels 8ranot, en- al Sc elo-
lte mort e &rei tier / Mmerifa, fpl6te 5.
20. Sanuor 80 9lor. San tilberer
en- gammel, opri1toelig 6onf, @m=
beosfamilie, Ser / en- lang Marreffe
bar boet / &al6ers og bor Iebet Zig
tno @%efolfningen Ser. @a1tor
8ronot bleb tbeologiff @an6i6ot /
1914 iommen me0 S. 81. 0tteien,
Nilbelm @ore11 og 6. S. Duus, Ser
ollie 1ioen bleb 8r9iter / Mmerifa lige>
iom- ban ielb. 50 glar efter tom
bon til @merifa og optog ct anitrer,
geroe Mrbeioe blanbt 2an6smen6 /
WtSconitn, men beibg1e ogian Mpbpg-
igerne-1 Minneiota og Soma og gien-
neu1gtf mange @troba6ier paa fine
@eiier. Sra 1865 til 1882 bar Jan
Brnit / 9ecorab og 2erer be6 2utber
College. Erobs fin bbie Ml6er er
@aitor 8ranot canosfriff og Iegems
traftig. e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-05
Set er meget ijel6en, at en- enfelt

Set er meget ijel0en, at en- enfelt
9egipenbe6 bar 6raget iaa itore og
pelfgneliesrige 6dlger efter Jig iom
Sbeaterfataitroien / Gbicogo / Sltle-
ngen. Sra ol[e ggne / @eroen mel
oes Ser ON @eformer paa Ebeater=
bpgntngernes Smraaoe, og set tgr
figes, at Sc @unore6er al 2ib, Ser
blep ofre6e be6 6enne iprgeIige 2ei=
ligbe6, bill tjene til at frelie &a1n6re,
Ser andre 2io. 9ette piler, at ser
fan opnaaeS noget, naor gfsempler=
ne er tilltreffelig flare til life at
funne bortforf[ares. Soa meget mer,
feltgere er Set 6o, at Sc noe item
Saglige Sernbaneulpffer fer / 2on6et
intet iDntes at fnnne lere Sernbone=
jtprelierne eller &ublifum. &eoiels=
fuloe l1lpffesberetninger fpl6er 8lo-
oenes Spalter Sag efter Dag, men
en- Sing er eien0onmelig for iaa at
ii9e alle l1lpfferne, nemlig> at set er
Be bil(ige 8ognflasler Set goor uo
ODER; Sullman @ognene bliper ofteIt
paa Sporet, naar Sc an6re 8ogne
iplintres. Ser moo bore en- @run0
til bette, rimeligpis SEN meget ner=
ligger6e, at Eltllma11bognene er lpe=
rere og be6re / Stan6 i'll at mooltoa
en- &ol(tSiion. &bis bette er iao,
ligger Set ga life n9r for set rejien=
Sc &ublifum at 1tille set be1temte
6%orlangen0e, at alle &asiagerbogne
bliper bpgget efter ct lige iaa iiffert
Ertncip? &an en- enfelt Sbeuter=
nlpffe foraariage en- iaa6on 6torm al
&eform, bur6e SEN lamle6e Sum al
De &unore6er al Sernbanaatlpffer
io9tens funne bringe Ell lignen6e @e<
iultat. S~ernbanefompagnierne fly
Der bog neppe b9iere en6 at oe moats
te funne 1aaes at 2oben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-05
Gen lur1ll1e ltlifferhc0 n1e0 Scrlpl1

Zen lonln1e ltiifferbco n1co &crlpu
til Situotionen / 7ltolicu, lom hi
hapoe at n1eloe on1 iioite l1ge, berifcr
crlOru1; Ser CT Sc lomlnc MpJter /
Snlph, fun lpncs Sc iii at lfl1lle ol1=
toge ell %foitere Torm, ioet Nrslo1o
lite el1Olu1 bar fl1l1net hcfpcmnc lig
til at gipc Spor paa Sopo11s iiOltc, rl1
ire Tiger gon1le, 9iotc, Ser forlal1gcr
at Set lful gipc Slip puu set &rop
pau Gnerct til Mancbrriet, set bar
frembpl0t / Sc lenere 5i0cr. S Sc po=
litiife Gentrer / europa lpncs man
mere % mere at mistpiplc ON, at Set
bill bore m1ligt at fpn1nc iii Ell fire.
helig 2p5l1ing, % Sen slnifl1elie gjpr
Jig tillige g;nl0en0e, at &uslono i'll
gen al10sh @rul10 far til at pplrtte
at gipe Spor ems Sen, at Set pi( gjpre
Jig laa ltGrft paa &rigsfeltet lom
muligt in0eu Set rent us ofllooer So
pans 5~orlon3enbe, for at ltoo rl1ltet
/ ful6 Stprfe mes Set iom1ne. St.
bbert @oob ON at &uslano peo for=
fonlige 6orbol0sregler oil i9ge at az
pgrge Ben truenOe &onilift CT opgi=
bet, og ON Gftergipenbe0 fra Sopons
SIDE er Ser neppe Sale MI; Ser er
tirret op til &ogbeoe al &uslon6s
pperlegne % afpiien0e @ol6ning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-05
Gm periiif @tatsmanb, MIi Msqbar,

Gn pcr1t1f Statsmar0, MIt Msgbar,
Ser / en- lang @arretfffe bar beret fit
2anbs @torpilir, men iom ii61te
@ommer fal0t / unaa0e bos @baben>
bar iioen ga dpbol6t fig / europa oq
fer I 2anoet. Si61te nge blep ban
imi0lertio plltoielig fal6t tilbage al
.@baben, Ser bap6e in6iept, at MIi
@sgbar er Sen enelte, ser formoor at
,itpre 2onoets Mfferer. 5or ii Mar
fi0en blep ban ligele6es itprtet fra fin
Magt, men bleb ogiao 6engang efter
en- fort Sraperelie faI6t tilboge. San
ffal bore 8erltens rigeite Man6, men
6esuagtet bar ban iaa at ltge u6en
Genge, 6a ban forbid Seem Oorf;; &ei-
fen fra San 6rancisco foretog ban
116en at babe en- Gent at betale @ei-
fen mes, men bans @re0it par oo6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-05
Storartet Stlbmb.

Seo ct fpecielt arrangement meo
l%logiperne at "@t. SAUL Dispatcb"
er ri I @tono til at lebere 81. Saul
Si0enoe" oe Sen ngenlige 9is,
patch" for ct Mor for Blot $
Lar. 8etolingen moo erlngges /
6oritno. @u er set Gioen at. Jun.
ltribere. Seno Hengc til, cller
gjpr. MoneD Srbren bctolbor til
% t. Saul Gibcn0c".
a 6 II II / OF @lpcf, 5i.
&rbpeurmrc al bcgge 8lo.
De frit poa Gorlangen6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-05

Stadium ps. fort Megerbu6 berer
ret beiet ct nteget intrifat Spergs=
maal / iii @fieo. Moor Sc rtgtige
Negerbaoere piloe gaa / Jig ielb> bil6e
Sc iiffert inor6mme, at 6oroommene
MOS &ocen life enc og olene ligger /
Set lobe oan6elige Stan0punft Sen
il1otoger; f1n0e en- geeger, ser far
facet en- olmin6elig go6 Sp0rogelie
og ltn0crpisning, fao fin Siel an=
bragt / ct bpiotfp0t Splitter, ptl0e Set
te iiffert bore acceptobelt pberolt.
&11noe mar1 1lt tGl1fe fig, at Srplle-
itoffct Stadium birfelig bar i Sta110
til at 1bilette 6orpefprlfieller, pil0e
Bette 6o life fpre ill., at mango al
&ocens Mongler, Ser CT blebne 1oo
lturft ipinefaloen6e 11l10er Sen forte
@l1b> piloe blipe felt oberl etc nn0er
Sen bpt0e? Ser a. life loo fao
Mongler, Scr be fripcs ipn eienoom=
melige for 9icgerrocer1, men mes list
ao0 &ilie oglaa flt1oe opooges tpoc=
liQc Spor al bps Sc @pioe. Set BE-
Jet gaor Sc lon1n1e 9oarligbc6cr igicn
lt1l0er CIT bpilfen iom beIlt @uoforpc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-05

Na.aEl-E [r
2ano / GilfeI0e al @rig iful0e BE-
lette &ipbenbabn og LUTTE Snolpbene
til 9iteri9en for engelife @fibe; til
@iengiel0 lfulbe Spiflon6 faa to ito
re @abne ttl1taaet al &uslan6. Det=
te lpber iaare troligt; iiolte CONNER
u6napnte Setter @ilbelm efter tit
@eipg / &iebenbabn fig ielp til r@gn
al &l1iet" / sen oonife @ongefamilte;;
set er ga life mere ems rimeligt, at
fan bielper til at fisponere efter be6<
lite Sfien ODER Tamiliego6iet, naor
Sioen er in6e 0erfor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-05
81 benle6er bore 2nieres Spmnrf=
boo Mrtiflcn / Ell nu1cn ShnI=

St ge11le0er bore 2ni crcs Spmrrf=
fo1nbe0 poo Nrtiflcn / en- ol1ocn Spal=
tc / bette Nl1mer n11 Sc S%onnn1e11=
i1ntteoc Gonlfe Torcningcr / Mmeri=
to-, lfrepet al San1n1cnlll,tningcus
SperprGlioent, ST.. g. $. @onlen,
Canon Gitp, Golo., iont poo oiitcn
poer Sc til Soumcnill1t!1iuacn bp=
renoe oo,ife Toreningcr. sllle oifi=
cicllc Meonclclicr ol1goaenoe sc
sammenil,ttteNc Gonlfe Torer1ingcr /
Mrnerifo bill for TrentiSen fremfon1=
ME gielnlcm Sc al 6. MaSlm,sieu
Ellb. 81. uogipns Npiier. ar @or=
rc~ippnbuncc mes .. g.. 9. s. beNes
o0re5ieret til Sperlefrctrrelr, @r. $.
=. Nieil EN-. 92O Stote Street, Mo=
cine, @is.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-05

8Ian6t 6e mango mere eller mint
0re feoe @@n6er, Ser ien6es no til
Slpbeebelier / Mnle6ning al Situatio-
men / 9itaiien, er ser en-, ser tager
fig ierltg interesiont u6 for % Dan=
ffe;; set er ben, Ser | forrige l1ge iteg
op fra ct. @etersborg, og iom for
teller ON, at &uslan6 og Epif(on6
er fommet oberens ON, al set 1i6Ite
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-05
&prrmptipn / Mil,uamfce. @ro1

! VIu1tO~
j11rpen | Miltpm1fee, @B., far / Sc
1to1te Far Tiger bGret troblt BE- fi9f=
tiget mes at un6eri6ge 8eifpl6ninger
for Graft og lignen0e Sorbrp6elier,
begaae6e al 8 Dembe6smpn6. Ser
er nofgr6iget ca. so Mnflager; en- al
oisie er rettet moo forbenberen6e
Moerman @bas. @oof> Ser beifpI6es
for at babe mo6taget en- 8eltiffelje
poa $4,000 al en- &eal gitote @onl=
Ter for at BRUCE lin Sn6flp6elle poa
Mnleg al en- Sporbeislinie, Ser bil6e
fomme bans 8pggegrun6e ti1go6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-05
@m bamf Meieriit hebret ! Slime.

Wn 1dRr 1ttttft1t. 596ref I M1ltes
rita. @n ung @enoelbo, &elmer
&ebil6, Der / oe tire iioite Mar bar
oeret 2erer be6 2an6brugsffoIen i
Micbigan, | BET ian / balbaarIige
&1tritS bar beret SSnitruftgr iSmgr.
lobning, bar / 6dIge n@en6iDsiel 81.
benoe" at @uoern6ren / Micbigon
faaet oberraft en- @ultme6aiIle
@er6i $50 @r.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-05

Ngerbr1tgsminiiter @iliun far /
0iSle Gage brogt Spprgsmoalct ON
&jobprtlerne fren til fornpet Sper=
pcielle pes eli l16to!ellc ONT, at Tor=
brl19erne for Si0en betoler omtrent
20 Erpcent formeget for &jpo til
@usbpl0ningsbu1g, eller ogiao foar
@rGgfeoerne for fist for Sc &rcotlt=
rer Sc fc0cr og inlgcr til ltore Slog=
terrier. Minilteran poopiier 11em=
Zig, at &jpopriicrne / 9etoilbol1oele1
er Sc famine MI iom for TO 9(or 1ioen,
meoens Erilerne pua 6e0e6pr til
Slagtning er goaet meget betp0eltgt
neo, ioole0es at Ser betales fra 2 til 8
Gpllars miu0re pr. 100 Ho. MI ems
for Is Maane0er iiOen. Ser er att
loa u%iomebo6p" mellem &jp0proor=
ce1ten % Gorbrl1geren, Ser tiener
l1bDre Gunner paa &jp0et, og 0ennc
~%lomebooD", puooiier Miniltcren,
CT &jeotrllitel1, Ser gjennem fine
Mgenter og Mal(emmeno tie1er
umoa0elige GUNNER neo at vbIg0e"
enten Se6erne eller &ipberne aeller
Dem begge. 9ette er 10 life noget
lGr!tgt nDt, men / Sen lenere Sis jp=
mes 5agen at bore gooet / @lemme:
bogen, bpa0 SEN life bpr foo Sop til.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-05

Set er ct ret merfeligt Silfeloe,
at bet / 4iebliffet afbenger al Sto=
ten Mebraifa, ONT hi ifal bobe en- rp
6orbpielle al neutrality-suspicious..
9ermeb bgnger Set iaale0es iommen.:
Set er en- beficn6t Sag, at Yetrole=
msfongen &ocfefeller letter en- inr=
Zig Stoltbe0 / at ltette @i6en1foben
og til Sen Gnoe 9ipe ltore 9onotio-
ner til l1niperiiteter; ierlig npoer
Chicago l1niperlitetet goot oeruf, og
bets 6oritanoer, 9r. @orper, er ga
ogiao 1trettelig / at ipnge Tetrolc=
INNS Monoppliitens Sob, tbi Sens
Br60 man e0er, bens &iie man fpp=
Ser. Merfeligt er set, at en- Mon0
mco iaa ifarp Sagttogeliesepne iom
Hrofesior @arper life fan foa gje for
Oct merfelige Sammenbeng mel(em
Den Rris, Ser al 6orbrugerne beto=
les for Monopoliitens Yroouft og
De ltore 9onationer: Maor en- 1aa=
Don er faloen, goor 8rilerne %ufrapt=
gelig op. gu far Nebroifa Ell for=
treffeligt Stotsuniperiitet, bpis 6or=
itonoer> Erofesior M0ams> Ser er en-
Mano mes Mmbition> far forfeit fig
pea lin &ollega @arpers Sells til al
foa fat / &ocbefeller Millionerne.
San omgaae5 me6 Yl!oner ON at foo
Ell itprre Mn6el / Sem for lit l1niper=
ittet, ganife naniet at @ebroi ia Stat
er iaa pelltaaen6e, at ser ingen
@rnn6 er for SEN til at mo6taqe mill
De @aper fra en- Mano, ser iuger fine
Renge uo al Solicit be6 eli uretfer0igt
@onopol. Ser bar ga ogloo, til See
braifas @re, reilt fig en- Sppolt1ion
I Stcten moo at nootage en- ioa6an
@abe til l1niberiitetet, og set tyr
boabes, at 6en mao pere iterf NOT til
at f%ulofaite &lanan - life olene for
NebroifoS gooe Mabn og @pgtes
Stplo, men ogiaa for at frelie 2an=
bets &usmeore for forget @elps-
n:ngsuogift / Sc lange Mfter1e~s Sis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-05

Entered at the Post Office at St. Paul,
MINI. as second class matchmaker.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-19
Health at Home.

There are several reasons why inva.
lids improve at health resort" II
homes were more comfortable and less
hurlyburly they might prove quite as
effective as the resort. Rest, baths
and water are the three watchwords Of
'health resorts" There can be no rest
where there is fretting and rushing.
Turn fretting and rushing out Of the
homes. The bath can belong to any
one. Water for bathing purposes is
cheap. Until it Is tried no one can I'M
agine how refreshing a bath proves to
the weary and how much more quietly
one sleeps after a bath. Few people
drink enough water. In the first place,
the water must be pure. In the second
place. it must be taken slowly, but lib
orally, all through the day. 1t must be
cool. but not too cold. Men, women
and children would be happier and
healthier II they rested more. bathed
oftener and drank more good water
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-19

stoves, ice chests, fruit shelves and
dog houses that one is readily persuad.
ed that any one may do the same, Mr.
Wight's testimony regarding this point
is that ANY ingenious man can dupli.
cate them with little woven wire
few old boards, some cement ashes
from the furnace and water"
The stove L. one Of the most novel
Of the products Of Mr.. Wight's genius.
1t is not exactly such a stove As one
would put up in ones parlor for use
in heating it, but 1t serves its pur-
pose well. 1t was built for heating
purposes. Mr.. Wight says 1t radiates
a mild and equable heat, such as it is
not possible to secure from an iron
stove. Stoves of this material are
said to be especially serviceable for
use in cellars, greenhouses and on
farms for cooking feed. MIR. Wights
stove is cubical, with hinged door.
A fruit cupboard is another Of Mr..
Wight's cement devices. While com.
paratively light in construction, Its
I
shelves will support toms weight.
Against the side Of the house outside
the door is an ice chest Of the same
material. Proof against decay from
moisture, the interior is provided with
cement shelves scarcely thicker than
wooden shelves would be, but much
stronger. Horse blocks, hitching posts
carriage houses, stables and musn'
room cellar testify to Mr.. Wignts
fondness for cement, for Of this mate
rial are they built.
In making these articles. which were
all constructed Of Portland cement ano
W, en- steel netting, the cement wal
mingled with sand and steam cinder'
in proportions Of one. two and nv
parts. The only other ingredient II
mixing the compound was water. =
simple false work was improvised lron
lumber.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-19
SMALL INCOMES.
The Burdens Women Have to Bear
When Money IL ShoFt.

The Burdens Women Have to Bear
When Money IL SAert.
Read about the experiences Of folks
who live on small incomes. and it 10
curious to study the different note In
which a husband or wife tells the
story. The man tells how pretty u his
home, how well dressed are his chill
dren, how appetizing the table always
looks and how good is the food. There
IL a ring Of pride, Of satisfaction. Of
1oyOusness, In the mans recital Of the
story. But when the wife tells the
story the pride may be there, but the
same note Of Joy IL lacking. In her
telling you feel the hand Of one who
does 1t rather than the one who sees
1t done or sees only the results. You
seem to feel a little closer to the actual
thing itself and what 1t costs-not in
money so much as in labor-to do it.
The difference lies in the fact that the
husband sees the results; the wife
achieves them. The man swells with
pride as he speaks Of her as the right
kind Of wife, as the one woman In q
thousand and so on. But with all his
pride, with all the credit he is ready to
give her and does give, the fact re
mains that the man has by far the bet
ter Of the bargain in the matter OF
living on small income. Hard as he
may work outside the home to bring
| the money in, the wife must worl
harder to spend the money wisely, keel
within the income and perhaps save
something. We hear a good deal now
adays Of overworked men, but how lit
tie, comparatively speaking, do We
hear of overworked women in thu
home. Yet woman has SO much les'
to do with. physically, than a man
The work of no man earning a small
salary begins to equal the work Of hi
wife to make that salary suface. Wher
rigid economy has to be practiced tn
heaviest burdens invariably come upol
the wife. The shoe always pinche
there the hardest.-Ladies' Home Jour
nal,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-19
SEVENTEENTH DAY, AUGUST 9

A. B. Hazeltine appointed registrar
of Winchester precinct in place Of d.
H. Gwinn.
Official bond Of f. Nelson, overseer
of district No. Al, examined and APP
proved.
f. D. Briggs, Tom Brock and Bert
Anderson appointed viewers on Martin
Carlson petition to close road in dis |
trict No. IS.
In matter of viewers report on ]. S.
Hogue petition for public road in dis
trict No. %. Matter considered petit
ton granted and said road declared a
public highway.
1t appearing that arbitration COM
mittee heretofore appointed to arbi-
trate differences between board and
Henry Zirbel contractor on Culdesac
grade recommend road be accepted and
paid contract price it is so ordered.
| c. ]. Vassar, coroner, granted leave
Of absence for last ten days in Septem-
Der.
Contract for construction of bridge
on L. f. Marchand road near Kippen
with Alfred Hanson executed and bond
for completion in sum of $1,000 APP
proved. Consideration SASS to be COM
pleted october Is, 1904.
Contract for construction of joint
bridge across Lawyers canyon on Cot
tonwood and Nezperce road with AL
fred Hanson executed and bond in sum
Of 500 for completion Of contract APP
proved. Consideration $345 to be COM
pleted November Is, 1904.
In matter Of petition of Bessie Crock
, EFT for road in district No. %. Bids
called for, for construction of the same
. to be opened August 90, 1904.
Lewiston Water & Power Co. grant
ed permission to erect and maintain
power transmission lines along county
roads and bond Of said company in.
q $1,000 approved.
In the matter of the viewers repOr
on the c. NJ. White petition for public
road in district No. 80. Matter con.
sidered and it appearing that the de-
. partment of the interior has approved
, said road across allottments of Thos
Lindsay and wife provided damages
:, awarded said Thos. Lindsay in the sun
;, of $500 and fence both sides of tn
road, and it further appearing that pc
titioners on said road agree to do tn
y, fencing and pay 500 of the amount o
damages therefore ordered that audito
draw a warrant for sum of 5000 to tn
order Of r. L. Spiker on county roa
~, fund to be paid said Thos. Lindsa
upon execution of right of way for sal
-, road.
ar An appropriation is granted for tn
NJ improvement of Kamiah grade in dis
"A trict No. 80 in the sum of $50. Wor
~. to be done under supervision of over
. seer Of said district.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-19
Childrenss Visiting.

It is good for child to make visits
even in its own neighborhood, writes
e. s. Martin in Good Housekeeping.
I have known Of western cities where
this sort Of neighborhood visiting is
very common, especially among girls.
1t Is really sensible plan. When you
can get most Of the sensations and
benefits of paying a visit without buy
ing railroad ticket or leaving town.
1t Is often very well worth doing. II
the east and the west, the north and
the south, in this country could swap
children. as the Danes do, it would be
much to the advantage of American
cohesion. Distance makes that diff
cult. but as it is there is much fitting
back and forth.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-19
PIANO IN A ROUNDHOUSE.
Musical Test to Find Flaws In I'e'-
motive Parts

Musical Test to Find Flaws In Loco
motive Parts.
Pointing to a piano that was suinu.
ing in the locomotive roundhouse VI
the Missouri Pacific railroad near han-
sas City. says Worlds Work, an Eng
fish visitor remarked. "Ah, see your
road supplies you with musical enter
tainmentw
Guess not" replied the 1ore"an
THAT piano is for testing 'ne en-
gines." ,,,e
The Englishman thought II JoAs
but when a uniformed pianist SUN.
a note which harmonized WIN .
noise of vibration in each part u Wv
locomotive as it was tested he unoe'
stood that there could be no naws y.
cracks in the engine. He was mt s.,rs
ed that il the noise Of the ioco%o a,o
made a discord with the mus'c"' NV.
the locomotive would be thus pfo, w.
defective. The method has peen . the
covered to be more accurate 'n"
old way of hammering each part
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-19
TEODY'S FEAT.
He Was Able to Measure the Tree
Because He Thought.

He Was Able to Measure the Tree
Because He Thought.
At one end Of the croQuet ground
stood big horse chestnut, and at the
other was a small boy, who even at
that distance had to tilt his head back.
ward in order to see the tall trees
feathery top. Many and many a time
Teddy had gazed thus, wondering at
its towering height and wishing he
could measure it with the splendid two
foot rule that had come In his really
tool chest ON Christmas. He had meas
ured nearly everything else in and
about the house-windows, tables
chairs. sidewalk-and hlled several
pages of a little red notebook with
lopsided figures. But the great tree
ah, how could he measure that?
He noticed that the shadow Of the
tree. which had barely touched the
first stake when he came out to play
now reached the middle wicket. Their
came wonderful thought. AS the
shadow kept on growing longer Il
would some time be equal to the
height of the tree. And the shadow
lay on the ground, where he could
measure it.
But how to tell the right time? HI
puzzled over this question for severa
| minutes. Then his face lighted up, and
pulling the precious rule from hi.
pocket. he dropped on his knees ant
measured the second croqdet stake ant
afterward its shadow. Witch was still
several inches short. For nearly hall
an hour he waited impatiently, meas
uring the shadow every Few minutes
until Mt last 1t was exactly the sam,
length as the stake. Then how tn,
shiny rule leaped over the grass!
| When he reached the horse chest
nuts massive trunk, Teddy straight
ened up with a crow of triumph ans
with trembling fingers printed all b,
itself on Il clean page OF the notebook
| OUR Tree. 81 Feat 3 INTcHes
| Youths Companion.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-19

Family peace is often married by the
interfering outsider. Almost always IL
there is nobody to comment or fan the
fame Of quarrel husband and wife
will adjust transient difference. says
Home Chat. A cousin. aunt or indis-
Greet mother who takes sides and
makes injudicious remarks will stir up
strife where domestic dissension gives
the slightest peg on which to hang
foolish words and satirical jests. Every
home is best for itself. but where there
is need for the presence of an outsider
who must be an integral part Of the
circles she must beware Of interfsr-
ences. Silence Is always safe.