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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-06-23

FOR SALE-Baby cab, cheap, SO
Fl. Wayne Ave. 1913
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-06-23

FOR SALE-Good Palladium route
in central part of town. Call at
Palladium office.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-06-18
The Tonopah Road.

The work Of track-laying
makes exceedingly slow progress
owing to the great difficulty in
obtaining ties and rails over the
c. & c. and virtually there is
to-day no advance beyond the
distance noted last week, viz:
eighteen miles from Tonopah.
The grading on the branch to
the Montana-Tonopah shaft is
proceeding satisfactorily. The
line as projected will pass the
new Knox shaft and cut through
the present ore dump. The
branch to the Belmont is also
being graded.-Bonanza.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-06-18
An Old Picture.

IN the Chamber of Commerce
at Peno is a very old picture
which has been loaned to Major
Ingalls, by Superintendent Rl an
of the Virginia mines The pic
ture shows General L. $. Grant
and party in the lower levels OF
the great Comstock mines. 1t
is a very interesting picture and
was taken when General Grant
made his tour in the West.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-06-18
Nevada at the Fair.

The following appeared i'll the
San Francisco Call, and was
written by the Far e%orrespon-
dent OF that paper
California's sister State, Ne
vada, is making herself known
at the fair. She has already
won fame for her hospitality
and expects to win fame and
more medals with her mineral
and agricultural displays. At
Chicago, Nevada took first
prizes for flour and wheat and
also for honey and potatoes.
She took twenty-nine first prizes
there, and, as one OF her commits
sioners modestly puts it, she ex-
poets 20 take them all at St.
Louis.
Nevada has COSY little build
ing under the naples lust across
from the pretentious Pennsyl-
vania structure, and from tar
up the sOmber countenance OF
William Penn looks down upon
the Worlds Fair home of this
Younger member of the family OF
States, full of the throb of west
ern energy and ambition. In
the Nevada building are some
relics that are drawing many
visitors. One is the lash of the
whip used by Hank Monk on
the evening he landed Horace
Greeley in Placerville after the
memorable ride taken by the
famous editor i'll n California
stage coach. 1t is owned by
Thomas Heidenreich of Carson
CITY.
"BOrax Bill who as a baby
was VIM. Parkinson. IS probably
the chefd'ouvre of Nevada's dis
play. He is becoming known to
all the fair visitors. Bill, abalt
of twenty mules aud with every
ribbon fully at his command, is
going to set all the West back
half a century in its efforts to
appear civilized To the etfete
East.
Ofgold ore in her display i'll
Mines building, Nevada shows a
wonderful varielv-the greatest
variety she claims. Even syl-
vanite, supposed to exist only in
Colorado, is exhibited. Pieces
Of ore are shown, a ton of which
would make one rich. The
'Yerington nugget chunk OF
rock luminous with ruby silver,
weighs 27l pounds and is worth
$50 900. Tonopah is we'll repre-
sented and displays are on the
wav from Goldfield and the
Search ght mine.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-06-18

Dated, Fallon. June II, l l0i
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-06-18
To Be Welded.

A. marriage license was today
issued to Allen c. Bragg, for
merlv editor of the Reno Even
ing, Gazette, and jeanette +.
Miller of Reno. Just when and
where the happy affair will take
place is not vet known, for the
honorable Allen believes in keep
ing such things to himself.-Ga
zette.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-06-18
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that III accordance
with the provisions Of all Act ol the ~l.egisla-
tire of the State of Nevada. approved March Il.
1883, all saloons within the County OF Chur-
chill will he required 10 remain closed be-
tween the hour of midnight aud the hour Of
six O'Clock the next morning OF each and
every day on and after the FIRST DAY OF
JULY, 1904.
ROBFRf SHIRLEY,
sheriff.
Dated. Fallon, June II, ll0i.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-14
Among japanese Hills.

On every side Of US, from our feet
to the golden distance far away, the
world stretched mountains, peak upon
peak, as thick as junks in a Chinese
harbor, and range upon range mex
haustible; no sounds Of mortal life
came up inside the rock. while the
river, gentian blue, wound silent in
transparent pools below. The panora-
ma in Japan on a splendid summer day
Is impossible to describe to an Eng
hsh reader who has not been in the
East, Tor such a one will read between
the lines the local color in which he
~.s~, s--1--l-s tho wholly differ
ent atmosphere that heightens the
charm Of the picture there-the bril-.
liant, luminous air which invests our
eye with telescope power and brings
the whole landscape at our feet: while
soft suspicion Of silky haze seems to
foat halo round each foliage-hidden
dill. Switzerland, too, is a mountain
world, but small compared with this:
the entire content from Innsbruck to
Geneva. only one-fourth the length of
this single island Of Japan-a thou.
sand miles Of continuous romance.
And the quality Of the sunshine is
what separates. by a very wide gulf.
summers day in these ATTITUDES from
one In more northerly Europe.-Corn.
hill Magazine.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-14
Municipal Economics.

One Of the special features of the
Health Exhibition Of the Sanitary In
sutute. at Glasgow. will be a munic-
ipal exhibit. arranged by the different
departments Of the Glasgow CORPORA.
ton. The cleansing department. pro-
poses to arrange for. among other
things. exhibits of model up-to-date
destructor and the Globe fertilizer: the
gas and electrical departments. the
latest improvements in illumination.
and the sewage departments. what
they can produce from what were for.
merly waste products. The other de-
partments OF the Corporation will al.
so be well represented with their diff.
ferent interests. and we feel sure that
the representatives Of the municipali.
ties who regularly attend the con-
crosses OF the institute will welcome
this opportunity Of Witnessing the pro-
gress that Is made in municipal enter.
prises by the Glasgow Corporation.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-14

echo the same. to jot down in natures
diary chronicling of the warmest
summer fo- three -ears-the most de-
lightful of weather. the balmiest of
breezes. the acme &C boating. bathing
and fishing delights; outings galore.
and Of the long-remembered specie.
socials. such as one would not believe
possible here. and at such short no.
tice. and a complete reflection. yes,
even "as in Claud Lorraine glass" of
never such scenery. Truly, then. do
We believe that We have out-compared
Whites famous Natural History of
Selbourne" by this. our ideal summer
paper. a veritable journal of Adam in
Paradise. Aren't We about right in
our self-estimation?
And from either far-off end of Cas-
CO Bay. along it's serrated shores and
sweeping between and over the myri-
ad islands which star it's surface
come a voluminous answering chorus.
in which are blended the voices Of per-
manent and summer residents. mer-
chants and their patrons. regular and
transient guests. young and old. rich
and poor. men. women and children,
all crying in common voice. "Yes!
Yes!! Yes!!!-Hurrah for The
Breeze! :" And We respond. "Hurrah.
for the Bays most successful season
everi"
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-14
UNIQUE HOTEL RULES
Some Regulations which Add to the JOY
OF Life In Atlantic City.

Some Regulations which Add to the Joy
OF Life In Atlantic City.
Atlantic City has number Of hotels
given over to "stags." and one Of these
displays the following signs:
Parties contemplating suicide will
be furnished with all necessary facili.
ties and the latest improved methods,
with assistance free and funeral ex-
penses betrayed.
Telegraph and telephone service
free.
Stationery and postage stamps fur.
nished free.
Female typewriters on every floor.
The best and most courteous atten-
ton given to old maids (the older the
better). and families with small chill.
dren (the more the merrier).
Patrol wagons. ambulances and
cushion-tired hearses on hand awaiting
demand.
Dogs allowed in any room in the
house. including the family room.
Gentlemen can drink. smoke. swear.
chew. gamble, tell shady stories. stare
at the new arrivals or indulge in any
other amusement common to first.
class hotels in any part Of the country.
Female bicycle messengers on every
floor.
Couples desiring the services of a
minister will kindly leave word at the
office. One Of any denomination will
be furnished at short notice. We stand
in with them all.
Parties desiring to leave by the
window will notify the porter, so that
he can lend his assistance.
Hair dressing, chiropody and mani.
curing free Of charge.
Don't blow out the gas. II you
must commit suicide, find some other
process.
THE clerks are college graduates,
carefully selected to please everybody,
and can lead in prayer. play draw po-
ker. lawn tennis. croquet. shake the
dice. dance Jig. play billiards, take a
stitch In crochet work. lead the ger
man. spin tough yarn, play on the
cornet and piano, put on the gloves,
work the growler. hold a baby. deliver
q lecture and wait on forty gentlemen
at once. They are authority on all
sporting events throughout the coun-
try. can talk Dutch. French. Hebrew,
Navajoe. Army Joe. Greek. Latin,
Choctaw and How-de-do and whistle
the balance" Star.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-14
A Joke ON a Joker.

When Bill Nye and viii visscher
were touring together in the far West
they acquired the habit of guyinc each
other for the purpose OF relieving the
monotony OF one-night stands. as their
stunts were the same. respectively,
every night during the season.
Nisscher at that time and for many
years had monstrousiy big red nose.
which he prided himself upon. more or
less. as a distinguishing mark and as
evidence that he was sufficiently veal.
thy to keep up the color.
Nye. on the occasions referred to be.
ing always first to appear. would say,
In his peculiar drawing manner:
For this season 1 have interspersed
and interrupted this entertainment
with a large ard bright new feature.
When my friend, Visscher, comes out
you will see the feature to which I al.
iude." Then. after having done his
turn. he would say: "You may now
turn dow. the lights and m. assistant
will come on"
Once when the pair were appearing
In regular theatre, Visscher discoy.
---s----s-.-. .raor, snma yraasa
paint that had been left there by an
actor. The paint was Of the proper
hesh tint, and he made himself I'D
with nose that looked very human.
and when he came on the audience
could not see the point TO Nye's joke.
AS Visseher always afterward carried
the tube N light paint in his pocket.
Nye was afraid to attempt his crimson
joke again.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-14
To Grow Minissare Trees.

j. 10 quite possible for any d be 70
own forest Of miniature oaks. Which
may be grown even without the aid OF
soil. In order to rear a miniature for
est procure shallow dish and cover
the base Of II with moss an inch thick.
Then set a number Of good acorns in
rows about two inches apart. and a
perfect little forest Of oak trees can be
raised. The moss must always be
kept very moist. and the acorns will
begin to grow in the spring.
By June or July they viii have raised
themselves six to eight inches high.
ahd will form a charming sight for any
lover Of trees.-Lordon Mail.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-14
just umanisv.

The policeman felt the mans wrists
and heart Hes done for" said one.
soiemnly. The doctor arrived and
made a hasty examination. Dead /,
ne whispered. "Hls skull is smashed
to jelly" The ambulance came fol.
lowed by throng. NO need of me. !,
said the surgeon. you want the
Morgue wagon" He drove rapidly
away. The Morgue wagon was tele-
sraphed for. The man who had
washed away the blood opened the
towel and placed II over the battired
features. A resident Of the hekbts
brought a sheet and threw IL owe the
body. Some cards in the dead ma
pockets were taken for identifo ion
purposes. When the Morgue W eop
had gone with its burden n al mint
character known as Crazy Jim |bor.
rowed shovel and covered nj the
blood stained earth with fresh Id m
Victor Smith. I'm the New York ess.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-14
PORTABLE COTTAGES.
Carrying = Summer Home with One Info
the Country 1T . Moderate Coat.

carrying summer Home With One Into
the Country NJ . Moderate Cost.
A great advantage Of the portable
house for summer outings Is that II
can be used every year in a different
place. A family may have change
Of scene every season.
The cost of n portable house varies
from $50 to $500. and is about one
third less than that OF a house of the
same size built by carpenter.
As summer cottages. they meet the
needs Of those who want to spend the
summer I'm the country. but who cam
not afford to own a house and lot. nor
to rent an expensive country home. 1t
is an easy matter to hire a small plot
OF ground. either at the sea-shore or
in the mountains. at a low cost. and
spend the summer in one Of these
houses. The cost of transportation by
freight Is not great. for they can be
packed into very small space. each
part being fat. They are not so plain
as one might suppose. for many Of
them have piazzas or wings. which
may be added. IL desired.
/ know of such a house in which a
family Of four have spent their sum-
mers ut the seashore for several years.
The house is divided into five rooms
one used as living room. three Of the
others as bed rooms. and one as a
Kitchen.
In the first place. the house cost them
about 500. the transportation about
$40. and they pay the land owner so
a year for the privilege OF putting up
the house for the summer. They find
1t much cheaper than boarding. and
much more comfortable than camping
In tent. In the winter the house is
either left standing or packed away
in neighboring barn.
Two men can put up this porta bic
house in few hours with a screw.
driver. monkey wrench and a ham.
mer.-Country Life In America.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-14
PRUDENCE PARKER

Neuralgia Is said to be successfully
Treated In Italy by the use of blue
,Hhe longevity OF the engine ,s 90.
theW anected by the character of
rSter used In the boilers.
the .ps at Newport. RI say that
TO sea Lyme boat can 20 200 miles
perfect safety to the crew.
Inc Gu. IN Ari>pa they are experiment.
place 90 ding fluid to take the
monty 49,. nov branding iron com
The seo TOT barking purposes.
a. 'seest advices s-e that IL Il NO,
an unqualified success "o'
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-14
Ancient Legal Documents.

Three very old deeds, very yellow
but still In good condition, have been
received at the Springfield CAIass.) City
Library from Miss Julia Glover. of 144
West Twenty-eighth street. New York
and Mrs. c. b. Knous. Of Hartford.
Conn. The dates Of the deeds are
1859. 11lo and 1I4O. One is registered
by John Pynchon. and the earliest ia
witnessed by John Holyoke.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-14
SEASON OPENS WELL-THE
BREEZE A POTENT FACTOR.

We have been thinking about II. ID.
Thoreau. the anniversary of whose
natal day this is. and one brief para
graph from his pen has wedged itself
into a c-evice of our memory:
HE had watched nature like a de-
tective who is to go upon the stand;
as We read him, il seems as IL all out
of-doors had kept diary and becore
lis own Montague; We look upon the
landscape as in Giaud Lorraine
glass; compared fth his. all other
writiaz< s:niI4 aims. even Whites
-:1elbonfhe. seem dry as a country
cie-gyman's meteorological journal in
an Did almanac"
You wonder why this sentence has
so peculiarly impressed us? Because
somehow We cannot rIc ourser:es or
the feeling that the objective He"
him and Ibis" refer back to the
Breeze. and that the general terms
nature "out of doors" and land
cape" should be particularized to read
'asco Bay"
sf a certainty We have watched Cas-
ay even as "a detective who is to
Non the stand" and We have gone
oehe stand and told the outing
ina. of the country where they
hers, nature looking and deportins
garrult her prettiest." Somewhat
own ri Srhaps We have. in our
the ~.s.,Siaacious way. directed
Baywrd. ansn-here-befores" casco
cry witch nyunding the rallying
viou seasons nd those who in pre-,
ingiuly WEATHER h r mere IN Doll,
of'atiEue. The new shmen. 'ns'eao
a. many df them from riSa .Uu'ls's
western staes. which nc niudie anu
Iualiy INCREASING their deies an
these delightful parts. We wonn 70
mind orr faders that for the adves.
OF these cSmers The Breeze is to b,
thanked-fey heard ard needed ON
invitations and advice.
\ We bespeak for ourselves also cred
" In measure for this seasons earl,
TART Usually at this date only I'll.
aneed guards Of the summer col
are here. but already our islands
be.cially Harpswell. Long, Che
l., and Bailey are quarterfng near.
- full crota and the outlook is
fouraging that this is TO be a
.~ra tear fo- Casco Bay. Our
,.u'' F,egister" is growing in size
arr Unprecedented rate. and
biack rs sNsbornIy as facts "put in
mer rS Snd ehits' can that this sum.
with AN, Is coming into prominence
Breeze ON etus such as a vigorous
tradesnon san give q. Your local
recognize in ,wise to the fact" and
for tbemsa,va influx new business
eress,va oros sequenuy the pro.
uacted for advertisA m pa'e con
columns. and have reA IN our
reward In augmented pax 'ne'r own
iand merchants. too. are Nee- ror''
your trade. and the reliabiSns LOT
seek the Introduction and recoSV houses
a.'on OF this. the recognized mex o
OF casco Bay" IL Is a co-opera,in
system, and powerful one. which wI
nave mrs established. AID one which
mas already made its potency too self.
evident TO require further comment
wnat was IL Thoreau said: "As va,
sed, IL seems 90 IL all out Of doors had
2w a diaryT Yes. open this paper
nese roo viii and IL takes you ont o,
o mas all the delightfuIness OF
speclqse leisure. never seems 20 h.v.
harder work to do thar listen to the
merry music Of your laughter and
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-14
Translation Of Some Ns.n. ,s,or,

In New Britain, says the Pittsburr
Dispatch. missionary. in translating
was seeking some native idiom to
convey the idea Of binding oath
when chief suggested that the de-
sired phrase was. Il would rather
speak to my wife's mother than do
such and such a thing" In British
Columbia a missionary wanted his
catechists TO translate a crown of
glory that fadeth not away" This
was done to the satisfaction of all
concerned. but ultimately the mission.
airy found to his horror that IL had
been rendered. "A hat that never
wears out"
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-14
THURSDAY. JULY IA, 1904.
TERMS:

Advertising Rates, SLIGO per Inch First
Week; Additional Insertions at re-
duced rates.
Wants, For Sale, To Let, ETC., 10 cents
per agate line. Reading Notices IS
cent per line.
Advertisers desiring changes must
send in copy on or before Monday pre-
ceding day of publication to ensure in
sertion.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-14

WE have the most commodious and homelike house
on the island Firstclass in respect The view
from the broad pazzas chambers il in the
country. Toilet rooms on each floor. Dining accom-
i2O Fine grove in of the house Tennis Courts
to the house No better table on Casco Bay
Fine beach for bathing and boating Visit this island which
considered by physicians the healthfu spot in New
Two lines OF steamers from Portland Only three
minutes walk from Hamilton's Landing
Rates 81 to $40. Accommodate. co. Omen inn. IA oe,
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-14

In the Indian Territory 10000 acres
Of coal lands are to be sold at auction
and the proceeds divided among the
Indians.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-14
MAINE IN ST. LOUIS.
Written for the caseo Bay Breeze by
One Familiar With Harosweil

Written for the Caseo Bay Breeze by
One Familiar With HarosweIl.
Maine, Maine, you have lovely
home in the Worlds Fair. 1t brings to
mind the misty. mostly. gray days. the
sunny. joyful. blue days. the roar OF
the surf as it beats on your worn. pur-
pie rocks. the islands Of fair Casco
Bay. the white sails dotting your wat
ers, the winding rivers so suggestive
of song and romance. the tall and
sombre fire tree, the larch and birch
Growing by the rushing rivers
Tall and stately in the rivers"
Nothing more typical is seen in this
greatest of all great expositions Made
of logs from the Maine forests. the
home with its huge fire places, give
comfort and delight to visitors. The
hunter and fisherman find interest in
the objects of interest to them as
they chat in the cosy corners-and the
ladies are rested in the piazza
Noh ihooihC alUtEl
Blake, Pickard, Paul, Bridge. Rose.
Dana and Currier resting after a siren
uous Gay at the fair around the table
on the grand piazza discussing the
merits or the fair, and the probabili-
ties of the coming election. and feeling
almost as comfortable and happy as
when sitting on one OF the colony
pIdZLd-s WdtC-TIu5 u------r---
their genial crews to their resting
places at the pretty dock of the beau
tiful South Harpswell Point, or read
ing the news of the breezy "Casco Bay
Breeze"
And the ladies, mesdames and made
moiselles. how they would enjoy a chat
or afternoon tea on the south gallery
of this charming home
| one might think it built when Maine
cane into existence.
The Harpswell friends are used to
the quaint homes Of the northern col
Unial style. but they would love the
| architectural effects and typical de-
| signs of our sister southern states
| Tennesse is replica ofthe Hermitage.
"Cld Hickory's" home. Georgia has
bought to us the home of General
GDrdon, Beauvoir. Mrs. jefferson
Tavis' home. and Monticello. Va. the
lone of Thomas jefferson, containing
many historical objects. All OF the
state homes throw open their doors for
informal receptions on July 4. The
weigh government buildings. also will
De o9en, and the commissioners are.
oy theS own request. to take part in
our joIllacation.
IL will Ne humoroas. to saw tn. least.
TO see Johnny Bull. giving his send
on on Uncle Sans birthday Of In
dependence.
| Inc ladies Of New Jersey. Mesdames
Lord. Quincy and Rose will be proud
OF their home in the Iy,ry fifty. and
the very charming WINS Of their COM
missioners.
The next time write I'll tell of the
Bay States glory az the fair for I am
sure the HarpsweIl folks from Bos.
Ton VIII want TO hear OF their grand
nome. The 81. Louisians who are in
the colony are DIR. and Mrs. McCand-
iers and family, Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Baker and their charming daugh-
YER Miss Maude. Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Hubbard. Miss Brown. Mrs. II. r.
hubbard and daughter. Miss Dorothy.
Later on after some OF the many at
fractions Of the fair are over. others
from st. Louis will wend their way to
lovely South HarpsweII.
PRUDENCE PARKER.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-14

In some of the jails Of Italy the
prisoners receive hygienic instruction
in regard to light. air. cleanliness. al
cohol. etc.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-14

Fret Alleys In Casco Bay. Open Day
aud Evening. Also Pool and Billiard
Parlors. Alleys can be engaged nv
private parties. Prizes for highest
strings. Only few minutes walk from
the boat.
WIN. G. DANIELS, Prop.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-14
HENRY w. BOWEN

Chebeague Postoffice. Fine assortment
OF Chebeague Souvenirs new this season.
stationery, Periodicals. Dry Goods.
Confectionery and Small Ware. Public
Library.