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The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-07-01
ODD WAYS OF MONCOLlANS
Curious Manner of Killing Sheep
Use Salt and Mutton Grease
in Their Tea.
Stretch the carpet

A recent traveller in Mongolia writes:
"On arrival in camp sheep is killed
for the strangers benefit. 1t is worth
going to Mongolia to eat mutton, Whlcn
is unlike any other in my experience.
No traveller who has written on the
country fails to mention it. Mission
aries, Protestant and Catholic alike.
refer to it's succulence. The method OF
killing sheep is curious and unpleas-
ant. The animal is thrown on it's back,
when the butcher makes an incision
in it's belly, into which he thrusts his
hand, where he presumably sewers an
artery, as death ensues and the carcass
Is suffused with blood. He then takes
a ladle and transfers the blood to a re-
ceptacle at his side. No drop is split.
There is a very excellent product OF
milk to be had, peculiar to the coun-
try: 1T is,' says this same traveller:
made in large round flexible flaps.
about a quarter of an inch thick, with
a. hard coating top and bottom, and
substance resembling Devonshire
cream in between. l was unable to
find out by what process it is made.
Col. Younghusband mentions it and
refers to the value it's portability gives
it for the traveller" Though there is
much cattle in the country beef is
never seen. Oxen are kept and driven
to the Chinese markets in the win
ter.
Tea, with an admixture of salt and
mutton grease, is the common bever
age. 1t is not recommendable. Snuff
taking is universal and the offer of
the snuff bottle is the general method
of greeting. Mongols appear to seclude
their women in some measure, at least,
from strangers, and a travellers ar
rival is usually the signal for hasty
departure Of the ladies of the family
for the tents of their next neighbors.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-07-01
Lightning Haircut.

A hairdresser in the west end OF
Sunderland gives such of his patrons
as may desire it genuine lightning
haircut" The operation comb has
stretched along the upper portion of its
teeth a wire connected with storage
battery, which renders it red-hot as
soon as the current is switched on. The
comb is passed through the hair, and
regulated so that the hair is singed OF
to the requisite length.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-07-01
Mammoth Sawlog.

What is said to be the largest log
ever floated in Puget sound has been
towed into the Capital box factory
pond. 1t is 40-foot spruce log, nine
feet through at the small end and Ia
feet through at the large end. 1t was
cut on the Skagit river banks.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-07-01
No Doubt About Tt.

Opportunity makes more thieves than
ecessity.-Houston Post.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-07-01

near Pretoria, but it is considered doubt
full whether it would pay to open mines.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-07-01
Not Always the Case.

In awarding damages to a father
who had a son and daughter in street
railway accident Newark Judge Sc.
the boys value at $4,000 and the girls
at $4,000. "a woman may become a
bread-winner,' he said, "a man must
be one" The Duluth Herald says it
can show him quite a number whu are
not
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-07-01
Will Come Soon Enough.

There can be only amazement that no
Napoleon of the tobacco industry has
yet arisen to put Kuroki or Togo
brand of five-cent cigars on the market.
Kansas City Star.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-07-01
Posted in Natural History.

Customer-Have you any porpoise
shoestrings?
New Clerk-Ah, come off. Porpoises
don't wear shoes.-Philadelp Rec
ord
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-07-01
Got Away Easily.

Opportunities are like birds-they
will slip out of your hands if you give
them the chance.-Cassier's
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1904-07-01

Cadiz is built of stone of such pure
white that at little distance it locks
like city of snow.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-09

dent committee look after the legisla-
ture is a departure from former Gus
tom. Inasmuch as Mr.. Starr is Con-
gresham Hemenway's manager in the
latter's race for the senate, and
Messrs. Healing and Goodrich. who
occupy advisory relations, are friends
of Hemenway, it is argued by some
politicians that Hemenway's inter-
ests will not suffer at the hands of
the committee. Mr.. Petit is Senator
Beverldge's representative on the
committee
Dan Reid is expected to arrive in
New York from Europe today. f. E.
Fornshell, of Elwood, one of his
friends, is preparing to call on him
as soon as possible to offer his serv-
ices in case Mr.. Reid wants to GO to
the United States senate 81 think he
will be candidate said Fornshell.
1t is announced that William Dud-
ley Foulke, former civil service -eeu--
missioner; Congressman w. p. Hep
burn, of Iowa, and Seth Low, ex-
mayor of New York, will stump Indi-
ana for the Republicans. Speaker
Cannon's remaining Indiana dates
follow: South Bend, September 10, ev-
ening; Terre Haute, September is,
evening; Vincennes, September II,
Princeton, September IL,
evening.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-09
A PROMPT Headache Cure.

Probably no form of suffering is so
general as that caused by headache.
The value Of time lost through this
complaint is something stupendous.
If you are subject to headache from
overwork or mental exhaustion
throbbing or splitting headache, nerv-
Gus headache or headache caused by
indigestion-you should seek relief
before the trouble becomes chronic.
Phen-a-mid Tablets are an invalu-
able remedy for all forms of this
trouble They are prescribed by hum
dreds of reputable physicians through
out the country, and are used extern
sively in hospital practice.
Phen-a-mid Tablets contain no in
furious drug and never depress or
weaken the heart. They may be safe
~ administered by anyone.
Phen-a-mid, the great pain destroy
err, is positive and speedy cure for
headache and all forms of pain. in
Guiding neuralgia, backaehe. rheuma-
tism. sciatica, and is very efficient
in all eases of colds. chills and few
ers. No family can afford to be with
out a bottle of Phen-a-mid in the
house. % cents at the druggists. or
by mail from the manufacturers. Os-
born-Colwell company, 46 Cliff street.
New York. 1
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-09

POLITICAL

Louis Ludlow tells of this "aw-
full" political scheme in this morn
ing's Indianapolis Star:
GA new Republican scheme to car
ry the legislature was unfolded last
night at the meeting of the executive
committee of the Republican State
committee at the English hotel. 1t
was the executive committee first
meeting. State Chairman Goodrich
is doing a gum-shoe stunt in the
southern part of the State and did
not attend.
"Harry Starr and HI. C. Petit COM
pose a special committee which will
take charge Of the election of mem
bers of the Legislature. They will
have the advice of Joseph B. Keal-
ing and State Chairman Goodrich
The special committee will conduct
its work independently of the State
committee and will handle its own
funds. Every dollar spent for the
election of members of the Legislature
will pass through this committee.
''It was announced that the Repub-
licans are going to make hard fight
to retain the close districts which
they carried two years ago, although
many of those districts are normally
Democratic. The committee is con-
fident that it will have all of the
funds necessary.
"The plan of having an indepen-
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-09
THE GRAHAM & MORTON TRANS. 90.
Summer Time Gard.

Harbor-S. Joseph Division.
Leave Chicago Arrive st Joseph Ar. Benton Harbor
pmd m.
IL 80 noon daily 4:30 daily $50 m. daily
Sat- & Sat- & Sun.
IL 80 p daily 400 g. daily $50 q. m. daily
inc. Sunday
10 100 m Sum 200 p Sunday
day only only
1900 m. Satur 600 Satur 1880 m. Satur
day only day only day only
500 m. Sat. 1900 midnight
only during leave at once for
uly & August Holland
II.v Harbor Leave 81. Jaseph Arrive Chicago
500 D. daily 900 p. m. daily
II 100 a m daily 7:30 q. daily IL 80 .. m. daily
Sunday Sunday X Sunday o..
?. m Sunday 1000 p. m. Sum
/ only day only
Daily fruit belt the o. g. leaving Chi
$50 back Chicago return at the tourist
three and oneha to visit points OF interest Fare Tor
this round trip $780,
Leave Chicago Ar Ottawa Reach Arrive Holland
1900 a daily $3.50 daily m4:SO daily
ISat & Sum- ex. Sat. & Sum- Sat- q Sen
1900 p m daily 800 a daily 600 . M. daily
Sunday Ok. Sunday sunday ex
10 100 a Sunday only 500 Monday only 900 Mon
II 80 p Saturday only p Saturday 500 satur
@tsa day only
Leave Holland Lv Ottawa Beach Arrive Chicago
$50 q. m daily 10000 a. m. daily $500 daily
1900 p daily IL: 00p M daily 900 m daily
con Sunday above Steamer via St. Joseph
direct
Central Northern Michigan
Peoples Transit Co.. to White hail. Montague Pentwa
land Iudingon daily 7:30 p.
The reserved change this schedule without notice
j. S. MORTON, Secy & Treas J. 81. GRAHAM, Pres
M. MEYERMG, G. P. &F.A
Chicago Dock foot Of Wabash Telephone 2e2 Central
B. II. 62504
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-09

4 The opening meetings of the various
clubs, literary, social and card, and
the various societies in the city, will
be held in few weeks, and by the
middle of October the season of 1904
1905 will have been opened in Rich
mond. The literary clubs, Of which
there are great number, will hold
opening meetings the first or second
week in October, although several will
open the latter part of this month.
The social and card clubs, which form
a majority, will, in all probability,
open a trife earlier, several Of these,
the Wednesday Card Club, the Tues
day Card Club, and Others, having
opened their season several weeks
ago. The social clubs will all open in
few weeks. Most of the clubs and
societies have been reorganized for
the winter. The various missionary
societies of the different churches
have lately completed the reorganiza-
ton and elected officers for the ensu-
ing year, although the meetings are
continued throughout the entire year.
The programs for all the clubs and so
cieties have been issued, and the
fields covered by clubs this year will
be broader and more thorough than
for some years. Richmond has a
number of clubs that are known for
the systematic, searching work that
is done by them in their particular
fields, and the coming year will see
no change The clubs and societies
maintain high standard of work and
the programs for 1904-1905 are of un-
usual excellence. The list of literary
clubs in Richmond is as follows: Wed
neslay Society, Ticknor, Magazine,
Tourist, Athaenea, History and No
MAIDS; Card and social clubs, Thurs
day Whist. Ivy, Wednesday Thimble,
Saturday Evening Whist, Evening
Sewing, Duplicate Whist, Saturday
Afternoon Thimble, East End Whist;
Musical clubs, Musical Study Club;
w. C. T. Unions, Frances E. Willard
and Mary f. Thomas. The protestant
churches have home and foreign mis-
sionary societies, ladies' aid societies.
Other church societies are the Dor
.eas Society, Ladies' Auxiliary of
South Eighth street Friends church,
Christian culture Class, c. w. B. NJ,
and others: Philanthropic, Flower
Mission and Penny Club.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Cora Zoller and Mr.. Thomas E.
Davidson. both Of Greensburg, Lndi-
ana. This announcement was receiv-
ed with great deal of interest this
morning by numbers of Richmond
people. Miss Zoller is sister of J.
S. Zoller, of South Thirteenth street,
and spent some months in Richmond
the past year, during which several
large social functions We're given in
her honor. Mr.. and Mrs. Loller will
attend the wedding. which will take
place at | o'clock, Wednesday after
noon. September %. Rev. Dunaway
will perform the ceremony. After the
ceremony the newly married couple
will leave for Chicago, where they
will remain week or ten days be-
fore returning to Grensburg to make
Mat city their residence Mr.. Dav-
1dson is brilliant and rising young
lawyer of Greensburg. Miss Zoller is
a most estimable. accomplished and
charming young woman. and has a
large circle of friends here
4 party Of about twenty Richmond
young people formed an interurban
party last evening that went to Cen
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-09
Schroder's Bakery.

All bread and cakes are made on
the home made principle at Schrod-
er's bakery. No limitations of eggs.
milk. etc. used in them. They are
therefore superior in taste and value
to all such bakery goods. Call at the
store and see our line of baked goods.
1920 Main street. hid
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-09
In D0GGEREL
Is Told Struggle Between Russia and

Is Told Struggle Between Russia and
Japan
William E. Curtis writing for the
Chicago Record-Herald, says:
All the fighting, except the battle
in the harbor of Chemulpo has been
done and will be done on Chinese
soil, and, no matter how much the
struggle may cost Russia and Japan,
China will be the greatest sufferer.
A few lines Of doggerel, printed in
the papers the other day, describes
the situation exactly:
Foreign devils shindy kickee,
Dammee bag of tricks!
Chinaman no ha pence pickee,
Always gettee kicks,
Foreign devils battle makee,
Russia and Japan;
Samee gamee; come and takee
Swag from Chinaman.
Chorus:
Chin chin Chinaman
Russia lettee fly
Missee Jap,
Me the chap
Gettee blackee eye,
Jappy smack
Russia back,
~, Me the bullet stop
Chin chin Chinaman
Cop, cop, cop!
Missionary preache "Brother,
Christian loveee foes.'
Alice samee, kill each other,
Cut off brothers. nose.
Foreign devils fightee, hangee,
,Takee alice can,
Then if someone mustee hangee-
Hangee Chinaman!
Swing swing Chinaman.
Swallow muchee pill,
Makee sad,
Velley bad,
Little Mary i'll.
Powers fight
Alice right,
Come out on top
Chop down Chinaman,
Chop, chop, chop!
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-09

the same number in the afternoon.
The hours at both entertainments
were spent at cards. Several Rich
mond women spent the day in New
castle and attended the parties.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-09

Mrs. c. H. Beard and Mrs. G. S.
Noble were hostesses to large num-
Der Of friends at two very enjoyable
functions at their home in Newcastle
yesterday. Mrs Beard entertained
thlrty-five women at euchre yesterday
morning and Mrs. Noble entertained
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-09

The Flower Mission is holding a
meeting this afternoon with Miss
Mary Shiveley. in South Fourteenth
street. The afternoon is being spent
in business way. this being the reg
ular monthly business meeting. The
reports show that quite good deal
of work has been done during the past
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-09

A party Of about twenty Richmond
young people formed an interurban
party last evening that went to Cen
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-04
L. S. 6 p. SPUR

The new L. s. & P. spur building by the E. P. & S. W. is steadily boring its way ahead through the difficult country that ft has been compelled to cut to reach the end of the first stage in its building. The final termnus of this spur will be at the Wolverine & Arzona. Extension to that property however, Is some time distant. When it is made a difficult piece of engineer ing work, involving a tunnel of con. siderable length. will have been re corded. I. is sad that the extension will follow soon after completion of the present spur. which will be some time in the spring.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-04
BLACK MOUNTAIN
 SHOULD MAKE GOOD
DIRECTORS BELIEVE THREE DOL. LARS PER SHARE WILL
 MAKE MINE PAYER.
Michigan Company Controlled sy Strong Crowd Operating in So nora-lron Ore Answers Sub. scriber's Question.

i Black Mountain is a stock at pres The biggest thing in it's favor locally | Is that the Black Mountain company ] is financed and controlled by the same crowd who have made such a phenomenal success in the Bonanza Circle. Gold propositions are not as attractive as copper mines in Arizona. l The richest gold mines have 'petered out" bur history of mirfng ir Arizona does not record the closing down of developed copper mine for lack of ere. Speaking of Black Mountain, { Iron Ore, published at Tshpeming, Mich, has the following:
 We have a letter from a subscribe asking when. in our opinion, Black Mountain will call for it's next install mert on the 8 10 be paid in Iil
 We do not know when this will he 1 asked for. but it will probably not be for many months. Black Mountain has about $20O.OO0 Tn the treasury, and th; should permit them to run for some time. There are some of the dii ecto-s who believe s3 will put the property on a GiviGcnd-pay;ng bass. while several of the more con serv2tiye ones thing s4 VII suffice Tire more Black Mountain is looked into by those who should know, the better its chances appear to be. We have seen some recent reports that are Highly flatter.ng to the property, and predictions from prominent sources are freely made that it will prove one of the good things of the great southwest. Thus far Sonora has not gained the prominancs It's mineral resources deserve. There have been several successes scored within the State, and these have been almost wholly controlled by Amer cans. Black Diamond will apply a force that is not often witnessed :n Mexico. It Will show the natives ! how ore can be mined and stamped. Mexico may have hunters of mineral but it has few who have any idea of hig things. Lake Superior ginger will do much towards attracting capi- tai to Sonora It has shown Bisbee how to mine and will also bring an object lesson before the eyes of ;he Aexicans who are very primitive, very indclent. and whose minds are not ca pable of grasping big undertakings. Black Mountain has much to com mend l. Dividends from gold mines are being earned from such ores as it N"ssesses. T. has an unlimited quan- tty of material, and will be attack cd on big plan by big people. Be- fore the present dollar has been us,,i m there will be much more heard from the property than is now seen In print. It looks like & good thing. and 1t has forceful skilled manage mens that knows how to do things.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-04

month, and is gradually increasing the efficacy Of its works. Our esti. mate on next years production is not too high.
 Calumet and Arizona will soon be hoisting from two. shafts, and will then increase ore shipments. Lake Supel or and Pittsburg of the Bonan- "a Circle mines (and by some believ- ed to be the equal of the Calumet and Arizona) will enter the producers list. The production of the Bisbee Bonanza mines next year will be re. stricted by insufident smefting ia. ciifties.
 The additions recently made to the United Verde stmelting plant have raised It's, capacity ip 45.00o,00 pounds, although it's production next year is not likely to reach those figures
 The estimates given by the Arizona and Shannon companies represent about their normal output Detro.t's 5
  creased during the latter half of the year 1905 after the completion of the new concentrator and other improve ments
 Old Dominion Is now producing with two furnaces in commission at the rate Of 2.0cO.O00 pounds per month. With the completion of the concentrator and addition of another converter stand at the smelter. Old Dominion should be tin a position t1 .ncrease Ter output
 If our estimate of next years pro 'i''rt"n 's rot -eachcd. it will be dae principally to insufficient smelting capacity at Douglas, but at any rate, our figures show the possibilities Of Arizona conner mines, and 1t is not unreasonable to expect that the year 1906 will see Tzona crowding Michi- gan for first place in the production of copper
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-04
THE BONANZA CIRCLE
 AS SEEN ABROAD
DISTINGUISHED PARTY WRITES LETTER TO MICH
 ICkN BROKER.
Expects Dividends From Lake Super for and Pi5esbure for His Grand ctrilcren-Biebee District Compares FavorabIy With All Others.

Around the Bonanza Circle there is nothing new or startling to report. Everything is going ahead under a fine head of stean, preraLafpry td increased production in the early spring. As one of the officials remark cd this week, We are going as fast as possible"
 If the good things and flattering comment regarding the Bonanza Cir cle continues, il is evident that a new size of ha;s will be necessary all around.
 A gentleman who is well versed n mining affairs. and he-fng no con nection with the management of the Bonanza Circle group. has written the following letter in reply to one of W. H. Hopkins, of the Wallace H. Hopkins Go. brokers.
 Your letter of the 10th rece.ved .7n my return from Atzona. do not care to express s1y opinion tha. may be used in public or credited to ma except in a limited way. though the B.sbee properties are good enough 10 warrant anything that a man can say about them. Since I saw you last March at Bisbee, have visited about every large copper producer in tho United States, Canada and Mexico, and will simply say that every other district man inspects the more saus- fed he is with the Bisbee and .he group of mines of which Mir Cole and associates are the heads. I know of no place in the world where mineraii- zation of copper bearing rock is so generous as at Bisbee and surely there has never been so rapid and phenomenal a success as has been at ta.ned by the single one of the prop critics co. & Al that has reached the productive state.
 Lake Superior & Pittsburg is surely an enormous property and an immensely valuable mine I look for diTdends from 1t, not only for myself in a short time. but for my grand children, and propably their children do net expect to live long enough to see the company's ground fully de veiored. scarcely think any of ns appreciate what this property is liable to do for it's owners. and how it, as well as the rest of the group. is hand led. I think more than ever that the chance of getting in on these proper lies at low price, such as that now. Is one of lifetime I do rot believe that there is a better or more able board of directors of a mining con- pany on the face of the earth than that which controls these mines and mink that more honest one would be pretty harc to find this side of the peariy gates. You may think these expressions strong. but the more I have seen of these men and their methods. and the closer have come !n touch with what they have done, the moro sure am of what I say"
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-04
THE ANNUAL ASSESSMENT WORK

The end Of the year is approaching and those who are behind on assess- ment work now have but tnirty-fiye days within which to complete the same, says the Mining and Scientific Press. This Is. however. abundant time in most instances Ettbin which 10 e the work if more than one per son be employed. Those who. at ihe enT of the year find themselves un- able to complete it. need feel no fear Of losing their claims If they are at work during the last days Of Decem- Der and finish the work for 1904 by her continuing work after January 1. 1905. 1t will not suffice to stop with S100 worth of work uncompIeted. Claims located during 1904 do not re. quire assessment work for this year. except in those States where the State or Territorial laws and reg1Itf7.on5 demand It. but all claims located dur ing 1904 must be represented" in 1905 by the performance of s100 worth of work. or the installation of substantial Improvements to that amount. Where a locater fails to do the work required by the Federal, State and local laws he cannot take advantage of his own negligence and relocate the claim. as he might con- unue to GO this on any number of claims for an indefinite number of years, thus defeating the purpose of the law. which is to develop the mir erai resources of the country. The mining laws relative to location of claims and assessment work are liber- al. and the safest way is to comply with their requirements. This secures good title and develops a prospect into mine, which is what the pros pector now re4tkres, as the day Is past when he can sch a worthless hole in the ground for more than a months grubstake.