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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-23
THE NEW GREAT POWER.

Are the Japs invincible? Ii seem
so. Try the best they can, the Rus
slams, held to be Europe's most stub
born fighters, can place no barrier t
the advance of their foe. In ever,
element OF the game-strategy. equip
ment, mobility and courage the Jap
anese so tar outshine their antagon
lists as to eclipse them completely
both on sea and land.
The world looks on in amazement
and with not a little trepidation, al
the spectacle Of this new star in the
East. Russia has centuries of military
prestige behind it; Japan's record in
civilized warfare began as yesterday
Russia has fought all the powers Of
Europe, and at times three or four
of them at once, without half the
humiliation that has come TO her in
her brief encounter with this new foe.
Russia first humbled the great Napo-
leon, and made possible what would
have been otherwise impossible, his
later overthrow. Japan has never
before met a European rival.
Granting that Russia is warning
at a great disadvantage, this does not
at all account for the results SO far.
It is not so much that the japanese
pile up success after success as that
in so doing they give demonstrations
OF a martial capacity far beyond the
requirements OF the work in hand-a
capacity that marks them as world
heaters in the game of war. There
Is not a power on earth that would
invite contest with them
on even terms. They know the game
OF war in every detail Nothing
seems to be lacking. The greatest
task of the communicable of being
able TO move rapidly large bodies OF
troops and providing for their neces-
saws oPBNaAo easy W tHSlls utIt
is no lamentable failure in the trans
port, commissary or quartermaster
service, such as we have often ex-
perienced in our own campaigns.
They always have at the critical point
and at the critical moment OF the
battle a preponderance OF troops.
They serve their splendid artillery
splendidly. Even their cavalry, held
in derision by foreign critics, has
proven a match for the redoubtable
Cossacks, while their infantry, by its
celebrity of movement, may we'll be
called foot-cavalry.
In all their operations thus far there
are shown a breadth of enlightenment,
a care in preparation, a decision in
general plan, an attention to detail
and an almost hawlessness in execu- |
ton that would be nothing short OF
marvellous in such old military powers
as Great Britain, France or Germany.
What, then, must we regard it in
mere fledgeling like Japan, but as
the mark of special creation bound |
to stamp itself permanently in the
progress OF the world
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Emmett McFeeters won't get a
chance to raise the goddess of the
capitol roof next fall by roaring his
denunciation Of capital punishment,
for Olin Merrill slowed away his SEN
atorial boom in the Enosburg caucus
last week and the place will 60 to a
milder voiced man.
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-23

The Burlington machine, which had
things all fixed for Stanton, slipped
cog, and woke up to the fact that
DeBoer's friends had carried the town.
The Queen City can usually be de-
pended upon TO do the unexpected.
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SCROFULA SPREIe
ALARM CAUSED BY AN lvvl,l,, :.
ULCEROUS SORES. v
PerpIeSIty Of the Doctor.
and Serious Case ReIlsv.s '''E
important ni.....- 2

The fear which is Justly sron.,.
appearance OF disease wit5 y 2 i
tendencies as scrofula, viii y - SIC. sS'h u
statement OF recent rere ~ ilsiilsTs.. !,
Mr.. Thomas F. Brown Of tbs I No ~
riage Company, Amesbury NJ n-'ls L.
ABOUT two years ago ] - s5i.~
with a scrofulous diseasa vss "a s.s.ss
over my whole body. n 49, @a,eh m.
glands IN my neck and then 'I s.ss d
over my chest and other psrts q, pos d
! became greatly alarmed al ~ " ly %
OF the disease, and consulted ~ sPiss.l,
Amesbury and In Newburyppoa.g,' ''i a. !
told me that ! had bad ease FC n y
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-23

The necessity for a Republican plat
form embodying ideas of legislation
that the party tavors wouldn't be so
urgent if the assembly were made up
on a basis OF population instead OF
dirt. As it stands, the Republican
state convention is the only body OF
authority where the majority counts.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-23

The New York steamboat horror OF
last week outranks, if possible, the
Iroquois theatre horror. And like
that it seems, and doubtless was, an
altogether unrequired sacrifice OF life.
That a steamboat plying the narrow
channel between Manhattan and Long
Island could not, on the discovery OF
fire aboard, either extinguisn it OF
make shore before two-thirds of its
1900 women and children passengers
were drowned or burned to death
argues gross fault or incapacity some
where. The assembling OF large num-
bers of people anywhere seems to con-
tain dangers undreamed Of
Everybody makes mistakes, and
it is clear that President Roosevelt
made one when he publicly denounced
Former Assistant Acknowledgement
Tyner for completely in the postal
frauds, in advance OF Tyner's trial
The presidents zeal TO purge the SER
vice of scoundrels who were using
their official stations to obtain graft
led him a step too far in the case OF
Tyner, for on his recent trial TyneI
was triumphantly cleared of every
charge against him. He has demanded
a retraction by the president of his
early accusations, and it should be-
given. Even a president should not
hesitate to convict himself of error
when the proof is clear, and a manly
acknowledgement in this case is what
Gen. Tyner has the right to expect
of so honorable a president as Theo.
dore Roosevelt.
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Even Addison county calls for a
caucus law. For conscience's sake
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

Hurrah for Roosevelt and
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-23

You cannot appreciate how thoroughly
good -four can be until you have tried
Wise King. Try il.
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Bell is surprising 'em-and US.
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Actual average combined circulation for the year
1902, 1853 copies weekly.
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-06-23

Orange county Republicans hold
their convention in July, after the
smoke OF battle has cleared away.
There is some smoke, but not much
battle in Orange county this year.
-rSt. Johnsbury Republican.
Little doing in Old Orange this year
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-10
FROM THE PENCILS POINT.

Sometimes a mans love for horses
~ but a hobby.
Barring hand organs. soIe GOOD
comes out of everything.
Satan probably had good excuse
for not learning to skate.
Tho year 1904 is proving horror;
hut what could one expect OF a leap
year?
The horse is n noble animal-cXccpt
when you back him TO win and he
fails 70 show.
There may he such n thin ne love
M first sight. but love after several
sights Is apt 10 be rare.
Some one has said that wealth does
not bocct northumberland se are
positive that poverty does not
n Is dimcult for a man 10 clint 10
The top az tho ladder. but II Is sSaj
easy for him to slide down aBa.a.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-10
DOES A VACATION PAY.

Does II pay to add to the comfort
and happiness OF ourselves and those
about us by being bright and more
cheerful ourselves?
Does II pay to get rid of some OF
our narrow prejudices. hatreds and
jealousies that are encouraged by the
strenuous city life?
Does u pay to make tho most Of all
the powers that God has given You
by bringing superb health and vitality
10 your aid in developing them?
Does It pay 20 put beauty into the
life, to gather serenity and Doise from
the sweet music of the running brooks
and the thousand voices In nature?
Does It pay to develop our powers
Of observation; to learn to read
books in the running brooks. seI
mons in stones, and good In every
thlng?"
Is II good investment to exchange
n few dollars for great deal OF health
snd happinoss to economize on that
on which the very well.springs of oui
being depend?
Ia II better to be n fuli-roundod MAJ
OF woman, with large views and n
wide outlook. or Il mere automatic
machine running in the same old
groove year after year?
Docs IT. pay to be FREQ, for time,
from the petty annoyances that yeE
hinder and cyasperate, to get ont OF
ruts and the old beaten tracks and
take stock of brand-new ideas?-
Orison SWEET Marsden in Success.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-10
BY the PsRssvERlnG PIKEn.

When the horse comes 10 short
atop the bettor is brought TO a Tound
turn.
When comment on a race Is unneo
essary there Is considerable unneees
sary comment
Don't kick when your horse reeedes
In the betting. That isn't half as bad
as when he roeedes IN the progress
az a race.
Half the time We don't know which
horso 10 back, and the other half the
horse don't seem 10 know that We arc
backing him.
That wall Of mourning which arises
from the lower end al tho lawn nero
~ indicates that some horse IL dying
n tho stretch.
Ever sec ridiculous mortal plant
his two sound limbs On chair seat
EEd vainly cndcavor Ia root" homs
racehOrso who hasn't got a leg L.
stand on?
When you observe racegoer with
legs ahapcd like parentheses you ma,
sttribute II 10 the fact tn the gen
tleman may have been bowed down
by grief.
Oncc upon time. during the Qule'
following the decision Of rnce. the
grandstand shook M II ratified by an
earthquake. A fat lady in the second
row had swallowed u sob.
When You have finally mustered NJ
CROUCH courage TO place 500 on n l
20 2 shot and he runs dead heat
for you. and they split the fGcc value
of your ticket, don't you feel liI'o =
cripple ready to throw away his
crutches? oh, yes!-New York Tele-
graph.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-10
A sPInsTsR SAYS THAT

Men who know the least are apt q
assume the most.
Every time men play at the game o
love they try 10 cheat,
Some men go when duty calls. buI
In the opposite direction.
Every time the average man miase'
the target he blsmes the gun,
Many a man 10 reform him is apt
10 change the color of n wOman's hats
Time may he money. but II Is hard
for man 10 make his creditors be
lioyo Il,
A woman's worst fault II her inell,
nation To believe everything a man
tells her.
A man makes more good resOlu
tons when he's broke than AZ any
other time.
Too many men make the mistake
Of believing they are smarter thar
other people.
Sometimes n mans unpopularity IL
duo 10 the fact that he refuses TO To-
10 of his money.
Every time n man gets chance
he tells Of some one who hasn't
treated him right
A man is no sooner elected Ia ONCE
than he begins 10 look for an assist
ant to do the work.
The average man exerts himself
more In trying to borrow a dollar
than In trying to earn one.
Some wives would probably save
more money II their husbands would
give them more TO practice with.
A man never realizes what fool
men can make OF themselves until ht
reads love letter written by some
other fellow.
II Is said that camels can work fol
n week without drinking. and ] know
lots of men who can drink for week
working.
Lovers and politicians are no. back
ward when It comes TO making prom
Uses, but they are slow about coming
forward for the purpose of making
good.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-10
DAILY THOUGHTS.

Sunday-Thirk only what Is slght
b. do. and then do H.
Wedrrsday-He who does wrong
eors wrong against himEelt
Mo-6av-Our best lirht must b.
made life. AID our best thought action.
safurday-H 'hou ihinkcst twice
hrfore thou fpeakes' once. thou wilt
b. twicc Tire better for a.
Thurzfay-Iearn 20 90 ven shat
sou already know. ard you VII End
IN time the unknown tfiEEs
Tne-day-Thp great thing IN fhis
World g. ndt 20 much where vs stand
es IN vhst direction ne are moving
Friday
To sazzls ist the vain srsirn.
10 raise the sb0uEit. and touch ne
frsrt. be nine
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-10
FROM THE PENCILS POINT.

About all the suburbanite raises In
his garden Is blisters.
Some meas idea Of charity Is to
contribute to . campaign fund.
Any !eap.year girl who Is short OF
stature should hurry and get spliced
The average man has better opin.
lon of himself than the Lord has OF
him.
The new goman was failure be-
cause there were no new men to
match.
II is easier for an orator TO make a
speech than 1t Is for the speech to
make him.
When n man flatters you put on
your spectacles and look around for
the Ak he has to grind.
No. Cordelia, an indulgent husband
doesn't always come home early.
Sometimes he's too full to get home.
After walking home from the race
track a man Is In the humor to sheer
at his wife for taking chances on the
prize cake AT a church fair.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-10
susFLowER PHILOSOPHY.

Get HE face clean. and tho average
boy Is as good looking as the average
riri
ia woman e. romantic after she
passes 30. she should Keep Il to Ter
SELF
one additional -essnn Tor r0'r- 70
church g. rat there are no grHrbo-
phones theIs
Singers sf0rld initiate ere best
Singers IN the xnrl1. ths tires. tAat
-hen aTriHuled. take fright and DO
appear.
Occasionally vru Sc o v.mtn "a
fhs etretrs who MAKES sou thihk he
rnpsa On q r-iliinsI's ufnd1s NEST
tzre go looFH Afrhis1a lKans
Crfir
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-10
SUMMER PHILOSOPHY.

rour of the stages Of mental devel-
opment may be stated in the following
words:
I've don't know, and don't know
that we don't know; this Is outer and
utter darkness. NJ"
we don't know, but know that
We don't know; this Is dawn In the
east.
3-we know, but don't know that
we know-we begin to know, but arc
not at all certain we know. this 10
the break Of day.
Two know. and know that 40
know; then az last there is light. and
more light. but perhaps never the
perfect day Circular from a Maine
Woods School
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-10

Che F1n. oct S-Tfn British Hasm-
r- Victoria was =fuTrH. near We rial
Wei this evening Hr. This indicates
Increased ACTIVITY rf he Japanese
.Faaf al pur- Arthur.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-10
PHILLIPS ACADEMY
Corner Sixth s.. and Broadway.

Corner clNAN % 80
Beaumont. Texas.
A preparatory school Tor boys and
vf-1z Special attention % students
Hr= ring proportion Tor r0le-e. At
rrf7-frn uffh University Of Texas IN
fr- r-arrhns- scholarship % f-si
ra7l- -rrr1 small classes. A-tea-
ton ~ the individual
Arthur 3. Phillips. 2. a Nsstsr.
GA suhUrs l2g. 20gf Calder Ave
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usr-tI- Tenn. CO., 9-1otu y.
ar-rr r-H-r.-r Politician r'.i
a- Dis residence today Hr hsi lHan
Id falling Haa--f fr several iays.
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FOR RENT Furnished room WIN
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LAUGHNAN & HTNCY will buy
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FOR SAILS Dung mich cows
guaranteed ana first calves. $i5.OO. Dr'
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with twcnty-siX lots, one and nan
miles from the court house in Orange.
Barn and all improvements. Cholce
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''i'' 1O-4-1mo c
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When comment ON a race is unhee
essary there is considerable uRneeeS
sary comment.
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-10

Don't kick when your horse reeedes
IN the betting, That isn't half as bad
as when he reeedes IN the progress
az a race.
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When the horse comes To a short
atop the bettOr is brought 10 TOund
turn.
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,llr ton one of these wells woulu
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these lands were purchased by an OIL
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Half the time We don't know which
horse 70 back. and the other half the
horse don't seem 10 know that We arc
backing him.
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Does II pay to add to the comfort
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Does II pay to make the most Of all
the powers that God has given You
by bringing superb health and vitality
10 your aid in developing them?
The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-10-10

Every time the average man miasss
the target he blsmes the gun,
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Many a man 10 reform him is apt
10 change the color al wOman's hai
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WANTED-Two young men who
can read and write ami speak good
English. Call room II Treadaway
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That wall Of mourning which arises
from the lower end of tho lawn nero
iy indicates that some horse In dying
n tho stretch.
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WANTED.-For U. s. Army: Able
bodied unmarried men between ages
81 and So: citizens Of United States,
of good character and temperate
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English. For information apply to
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WANTED-A position by young
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WANTED-Two good boys with
horses at once to take routes IN Daily
Enterprise. Apply To c. Is. Haley
Calculator.
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WANTED-An experienced grocery
clerk wants position. can keep books
VIII work cheap to start. Address Il.
care Enterprise. lO'-Wp
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Lovers and politicians are no. back
ward when It comes TO making prom
Uses, but they are slow about coming
forward for the purpose of making
good.