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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-07-27

Delle's Photograph gallery, in the Or
pheum theatre block, will be ready for
business next week 30-lt
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-07-27

WANTED ~ Girls for clerks. Must be
good at figures. Apply at Chicago Dry
Goods store. Soft
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-07-27

Mr. Sampson OF North Yakima has
purchased the Thurman property in the
south part of town.-Kennewick Courier.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-07-27

WANTED-Girl for general house
work ON a ranch. Apply this Office. 30 tt
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-07-27

Good second hand hay press for sale
Wyman & Fraser. 30-2t
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-07-27
HOP GROWERS, ATTENTION.

J. p. BULLAN AND FAMILY
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-04
RMONT PHGNIX BRATTLEBORO, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1904
BRATTLEB0R0 LOCAL NEWS

selectmen receive only 1925. the overseer
of the poor 500. treasurer $50. and the
auditors and listers $3.50 per day.
The polls of the members of Western
Engine company No ! of West Brat
tleDoro We're voted to be exempt from
taxation.
There was a difference of opinion re-
garding the continuance of the Austria
liam system of voting at the annual meet
ing. but the ayes prevailed in the only
vote of tlF day which seemed to bring
out a general expression of the voters
George W. Pierce spoke of the poor
condition Of the roads of the town. and
of the statement of the road commits
si0ner that 10000 ought to be expended
upon them. He then introduced reso-
luton to the effect that a special tax of
FIVE per cent. ON the dollar of the grand
list be levied for 1904 for the purpose of
building and making permanent i'm
provemcnts in the highways of Brattlc-
boro ana that the money hc expended
under the direction OF the road commits
sonor ana sclcctmon. j. J.. Martin was
strongly in favor of this tax. and said
he would make it ten cents if that sum
did not look like extravaganza. Riualdo
lIescocI Intercepted Road Commissioner
EamCe I'm regard to the use Of gravel
beds, ana Mr. Eamos replied that it was
very difficult to iind material there was
almost none in some districts. and the
people would not let him go to their
farms to get gravel. even when he would
pay for it, j. G Stafford offered an
amendment to Mr.. Picrces resolution. to
the effect that the scloctmcn he instruct
ed TO buy one or moro gravel banks for
the use of the road commissioners, and
it was SO voted.
The jurisdiction of the town consta-
blcs was EXTENDED. 10y vote, throughout
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-04
Why Do Men Stay Away From Church?

Roy Geo. Il. Lawson. pastor Of tbo Ran
tist church. coutomplates proachtnp ,
course of sunday evening sar,nors 70,
Narcb an ".rbc Ntitu,l l}nI,,io,, nf y-,,,,,-
Mon and tbc Cburrb b" II i,,s l,no, ,'t.I
to AR Iavsor. MAI ~, 1,,,,. ,.r.,,,,,ti.,., ~
fla, MOI, IN pr,tti..,.,,, me-, ,,.,+ ..,i.
,tt,nd,,,t.. o., .I,,,,.t, ND.
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-04
Diseased kidneys
MADE we'll AGAIN.
mr. ar. ,ompklns Had Been Troubled for Years,
pu' pr' kennedys New Medicine Cured Him.

from one of the pleasant villages in the
Eatskln Mountains comes a letter from Ma.
thaniel Iompkins, Windham Centre. N. Y.
IeIhng IN plain words what Cal-cura Solvent,
~ az, hennedy's neao medicine, has done for
'ne writer Here are his very words:
o day you can ask what has made me-
1eel ten years younger and will tell YOU.
u was the ne,o medicine discovered by the
|eii-known DIR. David Kennedy. mean
~ailcpra solvent. For years was troubled
with III, my kidneys, but am all right now.n
y mat Is the experience of thousands. DR.
hennedy said he regarded his ,,e,o medicine
as .he eliminating achievement of his life.
ana nc was right. Cal-cura Solvent enricbes
the blood, aids digestion, regulates the
bowels and sets the liver at Work II is
mid, but thorough. Its effects are lasting,
p Write to the Cal-cura Company, Kennedy
hh a,%, kondout, N. Y, for a free sample
remember; Only one DR.. David Ken
ty :, ever lived in Rondout, CITY of Kings
1 5' ~ T., and be sure you get Ills ner and
s''s| medicine, Cal-cura Solvent, sold only
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-04

Fourteen people We're killed by tho
collapse OF the Darlington. a History
apartment house in process of Coustruc-
tion at 81 West 10th street New York
city Wednesday. The steel framework
had been erected as far as the 18th floor
when the collapse took place. Many men
were at work on the building at the
time. Tho accident was caused by over
lo1dirg the building, and the inspectors
had repeatedly given warning. \ part
OF tie frame crushed the dining room of
hotel Patel son ON AIN street. instantly
killing Mrs Frank Storrs. wife of a
wealthy resident of Rye, n. Y. The wife
of Rev. Dr. ID. N. Savage, who was din
ing with her, escaped unhurt
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-04


,
ili!e'u' a. NJ CoNeE r. H. olipert' YAK
'"lS'u' l'V ceh's' Hce'lse' YES 'V' no oN'
Gl-ILFORD
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-, - In ,'V-9Il'' an" y'i''' ~, ~, ~
80 49, 80 S1''' - - -
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nv ~ -, P'Ui ~ f.. llIS'eI Isl
Di'H'"' Nv - w 'Iiul"H' nS's, -, "
o',dito,s W. -,iar a. p naiiur'
= w o,.o,". ,i.i'-,,, ,,',,,- 1891. =,
f., w l'eS' Nstce puphc money r. a
iHtrf"Uhu' 'Thce viewers D. L. Nedther-
49, , d. y. =, =! res 'ooi'i' S
80" r. ,''',e, ~ r. -A,eA"Iue'
~, ','9 VI i-''' I'u 'ooIi!"N, r. H.
49, to'u v''. ''il'~S,'',, r. t. J"c"pS
S-n"ol uI'c,''I' '''. T. Mlli"T TAX ldIs o.
lou 'e"'S' "'ens'' yes ~ no a.
HALIFAX.
Moderator +. H. Niles; clerk, treas
u'., an" i"uH" Kreier, \, =, Jones; Sc
- ~ I,,, -. " az On -. T.. "u, nt'
+ .'lN ~ I9''l VI poor ~ Nor-
~ -. H,i ''u Vp"eg.oi VI ,1AeS
49,, D.. ~ - ,.I,i. -, - u''g'' " "a,
'"'' - INNS auu''"iS' =. w -
,,''''''''', i''np' 'i'o. -, LtI .
49,, ,. n'''i' ~ ,nII'I'
-, - .''"NS N'IHu Juror =, II, liSI'H :
10 i i,', VI ieH.'gi, ~ "u"u' inspector
, -. ,ulni.'i 'o'u voil,ii'iS
1t,.-,,,. - Is! loNn IE'nt r r.
it .''i.'9, ,D'iI'H uIir't1'9' - 10 Noiueu
soo 49,, " ''N i"'S''
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JAMAICA.
,rod,...o. IT,, - IT.. ,..,
tra,s,.ra, J., :, .i.t.. %''H
- 90 ''''''''' 9.L''''' ~, + '''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-04

leather J. NJ. Benson: pound keeper.
f. =. HAYWARD; inspector of lumber. Jo-
mas Hill; road commissioner, H. O. Cole
man; town agent, Cephas Williams:
school director, three years. Geo. w. Bar
nard: tax raised, 200 cents; license. YES
"a no 45
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-04
WIIITINGIIANI.


Moderator. c. :. Chase: clerk Z
Wheeler; selectmen, c. :. Goodnow, Geo.
T.. Plumb, Chas Allald: treasurer and
collector of taxes, a G. Stetsdh; over
seer of poor G. : Goodnow; LIST con-
stable, d. NJ Cauedy; listers G. g. Mors-
L. II. Stetson, Adua Chase. auditors. Geo.
Nentfold, f. ii. Stetson. H. .. Porter:
trustee public money y. \ Butterfeld:
fence viewers, {. :. Chase, G. :. Good
now, :. Murdoch; grand juror and town
agent, II. g. Porter inspector of leather.
c. H. Grousebeck; pound Keepers. y. 4.
Iaintor, Geo. Coleman, Floyd Dalrymple.
Edwin Murdoch, w j. stafford: in
spector OF lumber, L. \. Temple road
commissioner, G. \. Barker; school di-
rectors' y. G. Dix one year. F. +. Davis
TWO years, +. J.. Cross three years; tax
raised Ia cents; license, yes 81, no 40.
WESTMINSTER.
Moderator, stephen NJ Nutting; clerk.
treasurer, collector OF taxes, +. l. Lane:
oNelseer OF poor, Geo. c. Harlow; lst
constable, Geo w. Wetcalf; 2d constable.
Harlan Goodhue; listers. Harlan Good
nue. John II. Black, y. p. Ranney: au-
ultors' ;. NJ. Nutting, \. NJ. Shipman. J.
IL CIark' trustees public money, 5. NJ
Nutuhs, j. NJ Powers: fence viewers.
leo. il. Walker, NJ f. Glynn. Geo. \.
banks grand jurors, A. p. Ranney. Geo.
~ Walker; inspector of leather. Geo. NJ.
hHchmond; pound keeper, Geo r. Hall;
inspector of lumber, ]. II. Underwood:
road commissioner, T. G. Butterfeld:
town agent, selectmen school directors.
Geo. C. Wright, L. A Pierce, w. G. Har-
low; tax raised, 60 cents; license, yes IS.
W1NDHAM
Mooerator and town agent, J. w. Gould;
eIerh' treasurer, collector of taxes and
trustee public money, L. b. CHAPMAN.
seieGtmen' James E. White, II. Z. Wood.
Is, b. Prentiss; overseer of poor. f \
nlhssouryi LIST constable Frank E. Har-
tihston; listers, L. NJ. Edison, +. IL Rob
pms L. NJ. Lawrence; auditors. G. /.
luton E. n. Kingsbury, E. II. Jones;
c cenGe viewers, d. H. Edison, John A.
TUtiu, u L. Button; grand juror, Asahel
Spham; inspector OF leather. F. o
smith pound keeper, H. f. Wood. in
SpeStors OF lumber, II. L. Gould. E. L.
burnee' E. A. Howe, ]. A. Gould; road
commissioner, L. e. Jenison; school di
reetors' A. Upham. f. O. smith I. b.
chapman; tax raised, 100 cents: license,
yes 5, no A. ''' H0eiiSe'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-04
March 4.
Just home
from New York
market.
Preliminary
Opening
of advance Spring
Models
in Women's
Tailor Suits.

A few of them are already
here. More coming. Per-
haps the one you would like
best is here now, and may
be sold soon. We never Of
fer many duplicates, and the
assortment is consta n t ly
changing.
Have just opened an as
sortment of sizes in a very
daintily made
Wash House Dress,
very clear, clean hair-llne
stripes
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-04
ROCKINGHAM.

raised, 90 cents town, 80 cents school p
cents road, license. yes lis, no 1ol.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-04
SOMERSET.

Moderator and town agent, Fred Tudor
clerk, LIST constable and collector Of taxes
Fred Johnson; seiectmen, VIM. Tudor
Fred Peck, Mark Tudor; treasurer Fred
Marshall; orersecr Of poor. seloctmeu. lis
tiers, Fred Tudor Fred johnson. Herbert
Tudor; auditors, Fred Marshall. Fred
Johnson l.. c. Harris; trustee public
money, Wm. Tudor fence viewers. Mark
Tudor Ed Goddard, /. g. Harris; grand
jurors VIM. Tudor. Peter Lercndo in
spector Of leather Herbert Tudor: pound
keeper VIM. Paddock; inspector Of lum-
Der, l.. c. Harris; road commissioners l.
Battt; school directors l. g. Harris Fred
Tudor Ed Goddard. lax raised. 300 cents.
license YES ., no T.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-04
DOVER.

Moderator. Fred E. Ryther; clerk, treas
urer. collector of taxes and trustee pub
lie money. w. Frank Jones; selectmen,
Fred e. Ryther, Edwin II, Jones, Sher-
win J.. Hill; overseer of poor, Ozro T..
Hill; lst constable c. l.. Mann; I'd cons
table VIA. ]. Metcalf: listers, Frank
Hescock, o. + Hin, f. II. Holland; au-
ditors, Leon T. Boyle, James l.. Bartlett;
fence viewers, Alva E. Jones, Harry A.,
Cove, F. E. Rythcr: grand jurors, o. e
Hill, E. II. Jones' inspector of leather,
II. II. Stanley; pound keepers, E. j. Bart
lett ID. w. Yeaw; inspectors of lumber,
VIM. II. Churchill, Dana $. Prouty road
commissioner, George ID. Hale town
agent d. w. Yeaw. school directors,
Frank f. Yeaw three years, c.. ]. Good
ell two years, F. H. Johnson one year;
tax raised, no cents; license, yes 3S, no
As.
DUMMERSTON.
Moderator, E. H. Miller; clerk, treas
urer, trustee public money, collector of
taxes, Adm +, Miller: selectmen. a. f..
Robbins, II. S. Norcross, Henry II. Mil
Ter, overseer of poor, selectmen; LIST con-
stable, Ira ID. Gates; I'd constable Frank
Baldwin; listers, A. w. Laughton, F. o.
Downs, NJ +. Evans; auditors, ID. l..
Mansfield, r. A. Knight, A. w. Laugh
ton; fence viewers, selectmen; grand jul
rors, T. n. Reed, X. A. Knight; inspector
of leather, D. l.. Mansfield; pound keep
er, G. Rogers; inspector of humber,
Chas e. Taft; road commissioner, Leon
F. Crosby; town agent, S. W. Estey;
school directors, D. L. Mansfield, D. NJ.
Stockwell, Nj. F. Dutton; tax raised, 1856
cents license, yes 81 with five votes
challenged no 80.
GRAFTON.
Moderator, trustee public money and
town agent w. E. l.. Walker; clerk and
treasurer, j. Henry Stowell; seectmen
\. r. Davis, Henry Blodgett, c. L. Park
overseer of poor, j. w. Davis; 1st con-
stable, j. W. Eddy; collector of taxes
r. b. Stowel; listers F, \. Palmer, c.
w Hall, Nj. l.. Brown; auditors, ]. W.
Davis, i. H. Clark, L. A. Palmer; fence
viewers, selectmen; grand jurors ]. \.
Pettingill, l.. j. Thompson, L. w. Derby:
inspector of leather, J. c. Page; pound
keeper, F. O. Mortified; Inspector of lum-
Der, a. NJ. CoveY; road commissioner, w.
e. Prouty; school directors, f. ., Mer-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-04
TOWNSIlEND.

Moderator and treasurer. Edwin l..
Hastings; clerk, Edwin H. Fessenden:
selectlnen. John II. Ware. Charles II
Stratton, Edward b. Batchelder: over
seer OF poor, John II, Ware: LIST con-
stable and collector Of taxes, Everett w.
Phi'liIs 2d constable and road commits
slonef' Nathan II. Lawrence: listers.
hilip H. Rutter. William T. Wheeler
Henry f. Franklin; auditors. Chauncev
{. Harris, Fred l.. Lowe, William 5. Hol
Iand; trustee public money, Philip IL
Rutter; fence viewers. Leslie d. Lowe
Russell w. Blood, Albert c. Franklin
town grand jurors Robert |. Holbrook
Wills II. Taft; inspectors of leather VIII
liam NJ. Sparks Charles II. Grout; pound
Keeper; Fred ID. Reed; inspectors of lum-
Der, William NJ. Sparks. II. L, HodIoci,
town agent Fred II. Willard: school al
rector Willis II. Taft; tax raised 81
cents; license, yes %, no 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-04

ROCKINGHAM.
Moderator Geo. \. Weston; clerk, Fran
els \. Bolles; selectmen, Myron II. Ray
Geo. NJ Cory, Chester i. Hadwcn, treas
urer and collector of taxes. Preston II.
Hadley; ol erseer If poor, Peter Dorand :.
LIST constable, Daniel J. Mcdonald; %
constable, Baxter NJ Walker; listers
John +. Erosnahan, Patrick +. . Brien.
Henry \. Thompson, Almon l. Bolles
Walter w. Barry; auditors. Zina H. Al
bee, Herbert ID. Ryder, James +. Byrne;
trustee public money, James H. Williams
Jr.; fence viewers Edward Il. Campbell
Frederick l.. Osgood, Frank II. O'Counor;
grand Jurors Herbert y. Ryder. 9. H.
Robb. Foster b. Locke, Nat. L. DiVoll.
inspector of leather. John +. Roche:
pound Keeper. Fred Saker; Inspector of
lumber, Walter i. Wilson; road commits
sloncr. Hhas l. Ossord; town agent. My
ron II. Ray, school director. John H.
Blodgett; tax raised. IS cents; license.
yes ISL. no 4i4.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-04
ON TUESDAY
Town Officers Elected in Wind
ham County for Coming Year
Taxes Voted, Result on the License Cues
ton, and General Resume of Business
Transacted.

dNtS NCteu' result on tine License QueS-
ton. and General Resume OF Business
Transacted.
ATHENS
Moderator and overseer of poor w. w.
Bridges; clerk. Z. : kingsley; select
men, ". \. Wym Nal Bemis. Geo. \.
Swan; treasurer. collector Of taxes and
grand juror. j. NJ Powers; LIST constable,
II. u. Morehouse; listers. w ". Bridges,
II. j. Hastings, j. NJ. Powers; auditors,
f.. : Kingsley, II. l. Carr, Z. r. Clark
trustee public money J. -. Kingsley
fence viewers, J. NJ. Powers II. J. Hast
mss. w. w. Bridges: inspector Of leather.
c. =. Cotton; pound keeper NJ w. Up
ton: inspector OF ldnbcr. Geo. W. Smith,
road commissioner James Brown. jr. ;
town agent. soectmen; school directors,
". NJ. Ban three years James Brown,
ir., two years E. w. Robbins one year;
tax raised, town -. town highway %,
state highway 5, town school 20, state
school cents; licenae. yes 10, no %
BRATTLEBORO.
Moderator, Henry d. Holton; clerk,
William :. Newton; sclectmcu, William
II. Vinton, Fred r. Gleason. Edwin II.
Putnam; treasurer w. II. Bracket; over
seer Of poor; j. l.. Stockwell; lst cons
table, l.. X. Thayct; "a constable, w. l..
Walker: collector of taxes, r. T.. Cor
don: listers Azor Marshall. II. Il. Cham
bcrlain j. L. Barney. w. G. Horton, y. ].
Currier; auditors, H. i. Chamberlain, G.
l.. Piper c. G. staples; trustee public
money. W. :. Newton; fence viewers,
Charles r. Dunkee, Howard c. Rice;
grand juror. NJ. J. Moran; inspector Of
leather, w. II. Kinson; pound keeper,
George Prouty; Inspector of lumber, Ly-
man f. Holden; road commissioner, Pres
colt :. Eames: town agent. J. l.. Martin ;
school director, George +. Hunter; trus-
tees Erattlehoro Free library, Charles y.
Miles, Patrick Cunningham h. X. Mar
YIN; tax raised, 30 cents; license yes els,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-04
WINEIALL..

Ex-senator L, K. Burbank; clerk. II. @
MHllams; selectmen, II. l.. Gordon zadoo
plaSWaid, Geo. w, Barnard; treasmro,.
ana ana trustee public money. G. n. WI e.
iaai,,S, pVerseer of poor, ]. d. STYLES. 1st
G I[ai5o1 Herbert Johnson; listers; / =,
ditnr rS' " ~ Castle NJ p. Benson; an
5 b, Taylos; fence viewers q GORDON p9C,'
ardson, Eli Williams, Geo p. Rr r'Ia.
grand juror Geo. p. Burbee; inspector or" 81 .
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-04

NJ uhe S"nsrsga measur Poraro
c
washington NJ sprung soued ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-04
VERNON.

Moderator ]. A Brown; clerk. NJ 7
Reed; selectmen, G, X. Stebbins. A q
Barnes H. ID. Doolitte; treasurer, A. A.
constable, NJ. H. Powers: coIlactor
taxes, a. \. Dunklee; listers, I r
wright, ]. A. Brown: auditors. NJ
Reed j. A. Brown, A. Martindale: trus-
tee public money. NJ. l. Reed; fence view
ers' j. I. Wright, w. w Brooks. Ernest
biodsett; grand juror, L. F. Putnam: in
spector OF leather w, A. Newton; pound
NeePer, j. H. Frost; inspector of lumber,
lee: road commissioner, f. IT Akley.
town agent. NJ. l. Reed; school directors
A. A. Dunklee, E. H. Akley. w, G ColIar.
tax raised, 100 cents; license, yes "a no
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-04

rihe!d, i. NJ. Co,ey, +. l.. Gilbert; tax
raised. $50 cents, license, yes 80, no 6S.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-04

MODERATOR E. II. Porter; clerk. treas-
uier and collector of taxes. O. r Rut-
terrified; selectmen, Clark Chopdle,. T. ~
HAYNES, L. w. Boyd: overseer of no..
selectmen; LIST constable, Geo. II Rar'
Der listers Mills Brown, c. NJ. Russell
w. IL. Stowe; auditors. E. III. Portor
- -, A Brown, ]. II. Kidder; trustee nuh'
nc money, Chas. II. Parmelee; fence vieu-
ers. l., w. Strawser, o. r. Buell.. n n
66ulterheld; grand jurors. James Fl Mo
Doha1d' r. l.. Allen; inspector of leatb-
b. a. "a, r. Barber; pound keeper, c. s.
Ames; road commissioners, John r CIoa
son, George II. Streeter; town agont
.. H. hldder; school director. /. II Az,
ans ans tax raised POS cents; license Yes
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-18
An Autumn WOOing.

Along the quiet country road They walked and talked, a friendly
 pair, Their only reason that by chance They had encountered there. And neither was afraid of speech, For both were middle-aged and wise No blushes hastened to her cheeks, No rapture to his eyes. Above their heads in skimming flight Home-staying birds careered along, Saluting mates in bush and brake With gentle trills of song. We're softly yelled in purple haze And all expressed the peaceful charm That rules autumnal days. They talked on subjects commonplace, Of things most trivial far and near. Unconscious of the spells that lurked Within their atmosphere. Awakening thoughts of earlier years, And dim regrets in either mind For something which their lives had And nevermore might find; For they were sure with time and
 change,
 And destiny and circumstance, That they had drifted far away From regions of romance. Then, To! the little watchful god, Who wastes no time in sleep or sloth Knew his own moment-and sent forth A shaft that struck them both. More few and choice their words be-
 came,
 With loitering steps their way they
 took;
 They rested in the pine trees shade, And paused beside the brook. They dreamed no more of budding May Or radiant bloom of summer hours, But twined October's scarlet leaves With everlasting flowers They parted at her garden gate With fervent clasp of hand to hand;-- And Love flew on content now he Had made them understand.
 The Independent
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-18

which were afterwards extended by soma younger men under the direction of Professor Kraepelin, have attracted Ia good deal of attention. and their re- suits are a storehouse of material for combating the defenders of the mOder- ate glass. They show that the sensa- tion of increased vigor and alertness after drinking a moderate quantity of wine or beer is altogether a delusion; that, on the contrary, the powers of body and mind are diminished by these beverages. And the enfeebling effect persists much longer than was suspect ed. Thus, Aschaffenburg, experi- menting with typesetters, ascertain ed that when these men had drunk half a bottle of wine each they were under the delusion of increased vigor and capacity for work, while they actu- ally did inferior work. This disturbing influence was still quite distinct on the following day, so that second day of abstinence was necessary to bring the men up again to their own standard of efficiency. ........# .s.
 This is good material for the foes of alcoholic beverages everywhere.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-18
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It was formerly said that Germany didn't need any temperance movement,
 because everybody drank beer and beer wouldn't hurt anybody. Recently, however, it was discovered that much strong drink was consumed in Ger many, and that the evils of such drink ing had become so numerous and large that a temperance, and even a total abstinence. movement was needed.
 Now there is a fiourishing total absti- hence movement in Germany, and it is receiving strong support from some German scientists. For instance, from
 Professor Kraepelin of Heidelberg, who has made a series of experiments for the purpose of ascertaining the effect of alcohol upon the simpler operations of the mind, in the hope, he confesses, of saving something of the reputation Iof wine and beer. These experiments,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-18
THE SoARcE DOLLAR.

There are people who are always on the lookout for a silver dollar of 1894, and anybody who has one has something worth having. One of these dollars recently sold for nearly s1,2OO, which is surely "a good price for dollar. But the search for them is not encouraging. The mint records show that only 1850 were ever coined. and of these nearly the entire lot was shipped to one of the Barbary States. The ship founder ed and they were lost. Very few gem |uine coins of that year exist. The Di- rector of the Mint relates that Senator Cockrell sent him several years ago what purported to be one of these dol lars for an examination as to it's gen
 uineness. When subjected to heat the A" dropped off, showing that the last figure on an ordinary coin had been re- moved and substituted, but so cleYerly that nothing less than fierce heat would reveal the deception. Commercials are believed to be numerous. ..-s
 There Is probably more money in looking for the 1904 dollar than the one Iof 1894, unless you happen to look the wrong way in Wall street. But even if you do that the other man gets the dollar, and he is pleased. --.