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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
.lVORKOF'[HEN..,..lC!'|......... \.
LEGISLATURE.
kBill5to Increase the Salaries /, VT VI
Supreme Court 6a1AS5.
e ~! Judges. lass N. III
MURDER IN FIRST 1 IS DEGREE D: (; e
Will ensSciiteticcd tic Sc tst';I - q
8S'Iiinc fpr$1Sillil1g aN y Woman man
with al, Ak. MI
l(specialto I,he Timcs- Dispatcf..1

I, n ,EIGtl N. ~, jan 4 ~, he seha tc
ia ssed but ons y8'i1,,d TIC House
$only two but ncltherof IN " IS y, '''tt
mite d tltimbet5ofy intrrcstnE #bils were
Introduced M ono Bill was introdtlced g w
gtl,c scnnte by Major Springfield 81 Hay
wood looking to tic prepnrn1 ton 2pS' W =
stat Of ~ list Of all Cunt
hurled iii North Carolina and prNo,vlla 4, IT
forni, inquiry into tile cost OF su,1apI Y,
s. ia ~ inp each griVe,@ Ills to DE- re pursteu
TO tho mex 1 leg isln4iire I, . \, (.
Inc K minority member Of tho q oise, MI
Fowler, n OF Ks Sampson, by Y
$tulls for a colinittc to see Y tnere
nat too many Gle y ~ Z
- Aicxnnder, of AIccklcnbtirgt offered
8n 5lillf thai @propoacs to- put t =,
vn pr,i,,t class amy 8nbl bod Ell ma !,
ma '.nn ri 1ier,yistblc means OF snppoft
NH lives iii Itllcncss upon The |cn rnlilss Y
,koft hIs wife o,. minor Gu "a retl. IA
5000 FOR PC Utl1fEs !. 81 y !.
Gro liam, Of Lincoln. s tlieS q ~
iajilliin tho IIo,lsc q ppropiiate *a,o ~
II .,,,,;,n,ly lathe North CilrolinhS Poultry
Il Ausoriution, ono month y before sg ne ~
s3,I,,l ali0w toSbc used for premiums q n ~
other cxpen 81 n ", Is. &.
h RESPONSE 10 Governor Glcntl's mes
s1pe I,apresentatiYc NYarrer IL az = ones ne
introduced Il ibill {to inercas'e the salary
tho Judges Of the Superior, ~ h IT
i,lst Ices of Tic supreme Court 2 y, Wy.
HI Z VA referred the Commit OF
Salaries and Fees. 3fg5 . . ~
s@ Il representatives Murphy$Of Rowan , q /.
fers q Bill in regard gto gu rec "a . J"
u 1899 which allowed q n svonh = VINO !,
married OH Of Tho State vas Ilts 81 !.
serted 10 rct,irnaGto NORTH Carolina 9 no
secure ii, absolute divorce Mr.. Ml1urpny y
sill L. to rc-ennct Tia law I'd ma ke y y
b Mn;3lIcabe onlyto scpara Ions that sliail
M n her words 10 extend ~ w
IIPD11R r IN ts
Tho Jury lii tie Ivy Allen has
s,rc,,rned Is verdict or guilty sof murder g,
INK first degree :sle KILL of M r,
#Iyridgers. B colorctl .s le case was sly given
toSthn Jury saturday mig hit the Yer w!
dict was et,irsed Sunday afternonn. X, e y
$isS the second conviction. lie having bec =
convicted ana ntenced to be hanged 70 y
March. rorder for rial by th =,
supreme Court taycd Y evil ~
sbe esentcnccd to-,norro he murd ct et
vas comm tied last Jannary the woman nan
being Knocked III. lead Wit liSa = ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
/. Dr. i Shops
Restorative | ] | ! |. | J.
BLOODY FIGHT
OVER ] J. !.
'L,l1c cPl1ersons and Jeliilillgs
H. Fall Is With Knives s.
& iss and Sticks. 5385 (. i,
fsnecin i "a srhe lTin,es- Dlspatch.

HAM & (Snecinl Ia THE ri mes ispat oh j
m y I. 4 ttI,,I I1r,- B. II 6 ii. is.
8, 4; ,,l Z 3 !. ], e Z
y 4 ~
Bloody figh whcl occurred az l1avls =
store IN Providence township. about one
z, Z, r,,,, 3 "a nho,,t seven miles
IN :, (, 81, =, Z.
n ms 0 1l
origin Of tho trouble !. VIII cli va bet HeeT
y NC AZ cphcrsor and 81 JENNINGS families.
7. ( !, Z, v, \, j., hv 4 t,e . ten.
q q. II. y
a tiors = ~ ss1 u
Phersons he and ss one 9 the y len en-
y "a S hoys 81 l,y Il &. young lady Of the
af g III Il, n 4 % Is III Il
3 A'so.
~ M s. g So
Y her or & lie Nc herson group gave the the
3, Il ~ AZ lie "a 50 n She IN
fmrn E III hcr IA nod OF gave It 70 Young
1 r:ro vcr Jennings. s iS
u 5, y, r,,,Y ~, 4 III, Z, 81 i, Z, M
\, = 81, Il, !, III i 4 "a Ia IS,
, :, Z, Il, sho,,Id meet
W. - y. y, az ,e
w !, ~, !. y,nai mn mnti
- , ii Nat !, Dayis's
aiaa ,s,,a :, Iust nav
store N.Y., ssa,, -, ~ Z hio n tell
\, - q, ~ IL, an but
!, Glen I'd It
~ ro,,n1 \ IN a hrees of the nj cPherson
vs." We 49,, /. lt un hern SO,
ny :, -, c,,t and
Y, h.n n, i "a entirely severed
~, . B, !, Il "a "a her Of tho JENNINGS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
GOVERNOR IN BRISTOL,
Woman Came Many Miles to
5ss en- IL Plead for Son,
3 iSnecial 10 The 1'Imos.pIspatch

a b ri 'ro l., r DNN Jan, 16. Governor
Montague was given IN most cordial rd-
ception III Bristo and following the sLhle
address, which he delivered Sunday nj
4 ernoon on the occasion OF the tWenti eth
anniversary OF tho Bristol Y Dung Mems
$Christian Association, Many in the "a "
4 ,licncc went forward to shake his hand.
IN the midst Oft e cordial greetings
that were being exchanged. u lniddle-
aged woman who had found a seal on q
door sill near the pulpit during he ex-
}ercises, forced her way through The
K crowd, md with q face that gave. eyt-
sdence OF SORROW, presented the Governor
with II petition and pleaded With him TO
release her boy from the enjtentiary,
sThe woman whose son had been sent
IN from Abingdon, Var on a charge OF
DEMONSTRATING and larceny, was q MIS-.
gEarnsworth She had walked many miles
In order to meet the Governor IN her
son's behalf. Governor Montague N as as;
sured her that he would consider he
case, but RETAINED from making any
promise as 10 his release. AZ IN *
Judging from the Goyernor's remarks
on the subject Of upholding the, law.
whicl, lie made In the course OF Ills adj
dress. ono would be forced TO the belief
gthathe Will hardly interfere IL tho MoCue
murder case my further thnni mr. Daddy
TO grant n brief RESPITE y, a
e, 1T Tia gunlerstopd, In fact, that the lioY-
Sarnor's discussion of the NJ ca SO WEI
friends here was sufficient to indicate
that unless there slla II develop unexpeet-
ed Information regarding the case, he y
not lkely To Interfere. with the death
sen tone G. jES M Isl ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17

the snow froseti Wit made ut pe0fs
There Is q woman tramp going tho
rounds hereabbtt, hat II creatit,F sons
5uneasit,ess. she appears ~ times w he3
crazy. When asked where shsl Is from,
Bwlll sometimes say west virginia., tliens
Hanover then North Carolina. she sa-}
&ctireH a. pacs to vsot I. ia I'd III " tlay
or5two she will pick UP 8hes baska and
leave during tho night and saS wv niles
distant seek work gain. Il yS
a9ast am told the / Illegal sellers ~ sshiske
are afraid aof her linking She gis3 sttlst
seeking evidence. against ~ them. Her
8broguej shoes and corduroy trousers seeris
accidentally by some, place nor Il sex AN 1
doubt. M Il "a Al Nv 55
II a. liz HI fall OF snow last night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
.POlYGAMYaDYING
0U|'11'S|A||Y|s; JUDGE !! G.:
Witness Declares That Utah
be Better If lei, Years
Than Any State iii Union. ~
ATTITUDE Of THE !! PEOPLE ? Z b u:
Nould.We lcoitlc Change i $P'r .'e,!si.
dent Of rcl1HWould clare
Against Plural Wives.

ny Associated 1'resa.)

Y Atgf tByfS AssOqlHted iTesHJ s-l. atgf
WtAsIttN c.rtoN in i6.--Judge VII VII.
liam NJ. Mccarthy. ot tile Supreme Court
lfof Utah, u witness called for. the. De.
5fenso ns the snloot lnvestlgn ton, to-day
declared that VI here was u q taclt nnder +
standing In tab that one senator should I'D
bc Mormon and one q gentle ! n re-
gard to church influence Il, politics, Il he
said; gentles realized 5that Gifkt the he Nor or
mons should unite they could control nd
keep scnues or the ticke I and therefore.
gentiles we're apprehcrsive until they
Knew whet Their they we're 10 got NJ rnlon
support, The Judge said n It was his his
opinion that too much Importance was
attached to- the II church ns N political
factor and thai as ANA ter Of ct there
was little Interference. g.
chairman Burrows n g ked n Judge u NJ O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
.C||lO|M|BES0CAB|NET
..S00N|i.T'0|||I..|R|:|.E|:.S''|.l!G|'.N|l
New French Ministry u. Dc
formed Work q. 81 to ' 49,
y Begin 'ro-l,iorrow,,.s5,. Z 355S5
No CHANGE. IN POLICY l]Il., y
Retiring Prci1lier Will II Exercise ''s
Powerful Influence in# Clloicc#
iEssi,s s;@;s of$IIisa Successor.

sfI,y.Astso1clatcd l,rcss.) 4


PARIS, Jnli.S 49, .'l'heE ministry q. 4. .
!Co,nbcs. after emerging stic (; y
from It's midnight STRUGGLE, ~ y, $th ~
Chamber OF Deputies has decided III Y %
abandon tile field while so,',e porttiof l q
Sits 3prestig still remains, and Inns sight
Ied Its intention q reslg ~ oiIlcla
of tho rcsignations has not
Vet been made, but u nj. corbcs ms y
definitely stated the intent ionof hin. sl
and MS colleagues. and the tc,li,lt tlo
5orBthc ministry ftcr tc,pes o ~ ci.-
$recrof three years. oiilyawi.iitsi tlle for-
mai submission Of the letters ,of re TIRE :,n;
mcnt. NJ iSs i :, n 4, :.
Friends the ministry m 70 8t,lat
"a retiienicnt is voluntary, as NJ Combes
has succeeded lii resisting the effort 70
compel IFS fall ition, ,oweyer
halls THE decision as tory. elecla Ley ring y
that tic small MAJ for the ministry lsli
saturday night lief Coir,bes wi tilollt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
Weak Kidneys
TO atty Kidney sufferer who has not tried n v
retnedy1 Offer full WORTH free III q
mere iple--bu II regular dollars bottle

'n sIst ;o vi
sa s5s slss aSa sssAF ao'sf
ttrs ianotkins " ta, ]
~ fS.t S ssf r. 1iS
S pl'al ea a ana 81
tRf sss Rsss s ss oPf
wrong ths Kidneys ot 40 blame tor
ss hss fss
sa ssf.,a W SO aSs
ars ,ry" s'f nd Y s sstl's
Ebcs wrong you knosYiit by The IN yitablc re-
system, of hrryes, this syate controls not only
,s k,dneys sa w u yr a
They not thereryes q fee,, II
nerves and every tital orga,, Is their slave
5ns ssG ss I'll ssS.s nsrSs
NJ iss iSss
Weak ilt S tio aiiins nsrye That Is, n.
h ea |. a 1nsa ' ts ~ s
Ina hat fye ssH may Know how ~
who hns rot tried my remedy Ti,os g. who w,
$1iavc tried lido not need the violence. 10 yen
must wrte for the free dollsr Grsar
will then send yo,, an order on Your ~
fora fui dollar hot tie. nndnrrl HI pi
ssape iie8wii pass II down To you from ~ y
stock az freely as hougllS your dollar ay Dss
iors hini and vii send the bill 10 me. Wrlts
for the order today. 5s ss .S3a;4 II
* 1rot d free order for Book y oil Dyspeps'n1.5
Null dollar bottle you Book OF, the
must address pr t3pPk ciis The ~, aldneys
sboot,, SS3 BOX Z 2ss Book for " omen
Racine. Wis. state Book e for n sn \.
which book ynu wan Book on
& Mild eases arc oftct,#cnrcd by sing. g pottie'
FOR sale I'll forty thousand drug stores "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
WHAT Elk GOV ERN OR
J HOGE TYLER SAYS.

n Goyerpnrs3J =, IIoge Tyler says that Otter
GOOD and II eneerfully recommend 1t. 4
N l5r. George Hen n olnston. SAYS. i pre-
scribe no mineral wuter& so frequently as
lie d terhurn. because II brings such en-
!, neilent results # ~ {. u g q 81 3 81 f
z Z IN, 'iW y n, iPuryls, Of Alexandrta says,
3Itls far superiort ,Hulfalo ia hla8 In J ls
sdiuretIe effects, u 3
a''iit Is II positive remedy for Indigestion,
Slaney, and LIVER !rn9bIes ans te most fno,a
springs daily. Prices the same as the
$s,,tddinary waters Y that fare being sold IN
The u n u 81 Il, j. Y. 4 |, X Nm
100 IN Ma IN Street. VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
STORMY STORM, d CAREER 0F J. ~
n COMBES MlNlSIRr'S1l'i.

u 7, III. SEmilc Combes, who is now Y
usa,,. s,id IL succeeded Premier gai-
~ y In eO2 Ills ministry mas
,nsted IN long whilo. consderings ,,ns AZ AZ
position that from time fto l attcn,nt WAS
nn ~ u hssassinate him August y, lSv
ml li, r =. from banqu Wo an.
archsts attacked him ms na ran ~,
rcd at him ana the trled rsmn'
hm knlt seyep III sSs dplomaie
ia Hons with the Yaticnns @attratLeG
- General attention than any otrGr
~, ~ Combes's hdminlstrat On. NE, Y.
the ministry, WAS stistnneu ~ lin y, M an
,a ~ Deputies. IT. WAS he CIV NINA ~ llHn
or'the against se !,
- M relic ous orders started VIII NJ Son. ~
sf ,s's assumption of the premiership, any
:, s,iiting on July 80 last IN Ae reG;aa! ~ :,
MI Nlssard, the French represe.l'A''y W =
VI Like eut eyery premier which his eo ~,
trv3 ms hnd In recent years. NJ. Compes
came FROM the South Of France. G ~ "
enough, the man who me doWli ~ - w. lt
~ S,s ', sd,lc = lut at Il Catholic seminary
ma evcl1 went, so I fnr.as to dream % y
h liza devoted to religion and 70 MILO y
hook o. the &psycho logy or ~; nuIluh,
Later o -, !, p ~, =
en ,tf md then began to imblbe tho pre1u-
s,jros AGAINST clerlcni Ism which arc eYGll
more chara cterlstic Of incident men ~
iTrarce han elsewhere, 4 , I, u, y. !,
~ Ha ID ono Of the few FrenPh men;,,,who
have come well to The lrontsitm no.,''Gis Y
IL a' trndition that youth Is the greatest
4uuality for u statesman, and they point
out that pantons s., US ana ltopesp'erte
What made the hatred Of. clerlcnls
against nj. Combes still more keen Was
& That they REGARDED him as az urncoat,'
having reference, o. course, lo llls sesl',
''' Acscording to Il recent story in the !4on-
don News IN. Combes Is described by
Eis opponents ms n parliamentary boss, q
machine poll ictnT, rank ana y llscFllptl.
%luus suol.sa no Yankee opera tor can sll17
pass A B! II ss 95 b &. /, sll
I'M, (,ombes did no create the machine,
B!ts rougll-hewn ma terlal luy ready to Al u
hand the nalWa,r1 2 rsp,bltisa i DE-
iThe structure he las fnade. WI II 4 ls but
Illa sorganAs deyelopm 9f his predess,esY
sorts I general and somewhat vague ca.
SlInlikeV his distinguished and high
minded predecessor NJ Gombes has lala
,,rhesit tng. abs qlut q cslulag e 20 il CON
l.4letleps Aud 50 ~ hapnensE hat sa,; ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
NewSEnpine Nh olsle:. II

Il sThe board Of Fire commissioners last
night requested the Finance e'omnlitteee3
10 include tln8the gbudget fot 1905 10 Y iteiti
OF SIS, oD foi.is d new engine GorptpY sH q
No. o truck house tear lombard " ~ nd
Broad Streets. Il Bs M ~ AS III
New flrc alarm boxes were ordert g z
Hanover Street,. 81 1yS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
lotion to Advance Case. y
y 81 " nv " * asociat od a press.) "a 4, N VI

Nj WAS SHIN 70 4. ian. lin the SUI
prci1,e Cotrt u tic United States to-day,
~ solicitor "a eralE filed n motion. to nd
Vi E CO ! the case tofRttie United States vs..
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Raj way Company INVOLVING The rlghtaof
the United States to compel the railroad
com "a ~ to file iat,sannual report with4the
$ffiterstate Commerce Commission In nc
Scordance with the law creating that com
mission. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
Richmond Walters att Nassau.

Frank Bossleux and i an,es8 G'tirtts, two \
.of tic most courteous and capable o "a
scolored waters here, left yes terday [, t1g
noon for Nassau, Bahama Island, 70 ;,c-$$s;
cent positions at tho famous ffotel 4
Colonial, where they will renal In for n ne
winter season. ia S5i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
! |. N ICE IN BE- 3, j. ORR.
"A Woman il Brog,ie Shoes and
Corduroy Trousers.

81 Especial q The ATIn,cs::1D spatch y
s,rl5yT5rNsv LIE, A., ] an. lei Farmers
are beginning to- think they VIII be sun NJ
able to gat her their usual crop 81 Ice.
m nocernter, whetl&ice waslthick enough,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
effectivc strength to- AIRY out his poll
ries. " i{s 3385 !S
Will Resign I morroW.


~ AZ an, bes Ia ed a i tho Elysee Palace
Yesterday to confer with President LOU I;
fbet. but the latter wa oyeryyl1 elmcd &by
the critical illness OF his mot Ter, VINO q
died 1T 3 3, clock yesterday d fteln pom:
Owing togEthe# death ~ NJ me. l1oubel
tho REORGANIZATION 8 o. the resi- gnntlo g 8
1ha mlnisters has a been de ferred Il until
JTednesday morning. Presld ent 1lo lit'
VIII bcgi ON ~ ednesday ternooll con
SITUATIONS for the formal lon Of a new VI
ministry. III \, Z &.
Sgi NJ BOWLER " PEE 6,
ded fofls III 4 lie future sschlef Of ne
mlnistry.s and 1T a Is understood tliat.hei
Has asked M. Delcasse$ and N. Bert e a.
e. retain 8sthe Foreign and War 20 ~ g.
2iios 7rcspcc tivcly. Until the q icislon3Sot
h theI Cabinet to resign Is. off ctall CONS
m,inicatcd to President Loubet ~ 40 alone
Is empowered to receive i, 2 there VII l'c %
no interruption OF parliamentary w VOTE. rk:i
It is conceded that NJ. Conlpes. ~
antary vi tldra VA VIII -
5ercise a powerful and probably q DECISIVE 'ls
Influence In the choice Of his stl caessor' (
.irnllar to& that which NJ. Wa dect- E ots =
sean NJ exercised when No u Gin
nlishing power. The logic OF ~ 81 w
( ton points ia NJ Rouvier. he is accept
snble both to NJ. Combcs and those WHO '11s
are rcbclling against his aut 2 orits q:
However. II N. COMB c*el cisss ~
authority to name his own uccessoI ~ ~
may designate NJ. l3risson, VINO, .ns
idnnt 81 the Chamber Of Deputle ~ as
sisted isns N the execution Of tho compes
:, ora n me The names OF Mn Mile
rand Polncare, Doumer and ceme g eau ~
also are mentioned. 4, y. =, 4
The effect OF tho change upon the g 8, !,
an ,,ert,s mol icies is not considered 70
hc great. The new ministry VII .iiaNe
the same jorlty as that su 2
COM and SO there scanIo w -
na asi tcalv Upheld NJ. Combessi S. pro1ee5
tamdinss awards separato of churclh$an ~
eu,4''s Il therefore expected thu the
ca RI out though Comics re- tlre =
,ma,, nrobably will exercise q nlodeia tlls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17
Hastings Court.

Il ~ tho 6HustinEs Court yester y W an1es
IyVra was given Six months in jail fot:
petit larceny, and Henry Lew s xasS s ac-
quilted OF the same g arge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17

maintained. and tho destructive work so 81
outside interference avoided under the
combined effort and lon q j all c ''
people, BY the sforma tons 9 Citizens '11 st,I
$Associa ton. XIX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-17

sd Miss Minnie Fox las returned home
Ma III West Clay s treet al ter ~ two
weeks Visit Ito friends at Widawat va.S
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-01-23
AIake an Epicure.

When we said goodby to the Alake
of Aboekuta some months ago we
wondered what would be the next
tidings that we should hear of him
after he had arrived in his own far
country. AS soon as he had quietly
settled down again in his own swamp
or is it prairie which would lin"
ger most gratefully in his memory OF
all the sights he had seen in happy
England? What would he miss most;
what most desire? Well, the answer
has come. His highnes has sent to
London for twenty-five cases Of plum
pudding and vast qualities Of timed
soups and fish, and has paid for them
in good palm oil and solid mahogany
logs. Are these the modern
equivalents of what to another primi-
tive people were the 'fleshpots or
Egypt? -London Telegraph.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-01-23
A jefferson Anecdote.

Joseph Jefferson once told friend
that during his long stage career he
had never been associated with any
one showing undue familiarity Win
him save one individual. a man named
Bagley, who some years ago was
property man in the comedians
company
This Bagley annoyed Mr.. Jefferson
very much by his somewhat offensive
manners, but, owing to the valuable
services rendered by him, Mr.. Jeffer-
son had always been loath to take
measures more severe than repri-
mand. But finally the familiarity OF
the property man increased to an ex~
tent impossible to endure, so he was
summarily discharged. This dis
missal occurred just before the open
ing of Mr.. Jefferson's engagement
one year in Baltimore.
That night Bagley got exceedingly
drunk Paying his way into the
theater, he repaired to the gallery,
there to see his old employer enact
rip Van Wrinkle"
The angry GreCcnen mao just uIlVeh
poor. destitute Rip from the cottage
when Rip turns, and with a world OF
pathos, asks: "Den l hat no interest
in der house?" The theater was
deatbly still, the audience half in
tears, when Bagley's cracked voice
was heard in response:
''Only eighty per cent, Joe, old boy,
only eighty per cent. Harper
Weekly.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-01-23
A Suggestion.

Into the chest which girl is filling
with linens for her future home only
white embroideries are found on the
centerpieces and other table furnish
ings. She had profted by her mothers
experience with linens worked with
colored silks which, when spotted, are
ruined because the. treatment which
removes the blemish also takes oUt
the colors Of the embroidery. More
thought as to such minor details
would save a heap of worries.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-01-23
City Advantages.

"Have you any city advantages
here?" asked the prospective resident
of the native of the country town.
''We've got a telephone line and
electric lights" answered the native,
"and they're going to tear up street
next k."-Cleveland Leader.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-01-23
Innratitude Of Repuhlics.

The American hen lays enough eggs
in one month to pay the interest on
the national debt in that time. Ana
yet an old eagle which has seen
more than a century of service and
was never known to lay an egg Is re-
tanned as our national bird. 1t Is
simply unjust.-Denver Post.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-01-23
CLIPPED FROM OUR EXCHANGES

"They say he lives like a lord"
Yes; he lives on his wife's rela-
tives. Judge.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-01-23

"They say the reason why the in
scriptions in the Egyptian tombs have
been preserved so long is that no
air has reached them
"Then I suppose that four thousand
years from now the ads in the sub
way will be as fresh as ever. Life.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-01-23
THERE ARE OTHERS.

He refused to admit that his shoes ere too tight
He laughed the notion to scorn,
But maiden walked over his feet th at night,
And he had to acknowledge the corr
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-01-23

y
way will be as fresh as ever. Life.
Il must say enjoy a spice OF dan
GER" said the man who affects BRAY
ado.
Els that why you gave up your au-
tomobile?" asked the sarcastic friend.
mo; that's why go on foot in the
streets, where other people run auto
mobiles" Washington Star.
81 understand" began the large
strengthening ward politician, "dat
youse had piece in your paper calm
me thief"
"You have been misinformed, sir,
said the editor, calmly. "This paper
publishes only news" Cleveland
Leader.
Irate Employer. "See here, you
young Rip Van Wrinkle, / only hired
YOU yesterday, and believe, on my
soul, you've been asleep here ever
since !"
Sleepy Joe. That's what / thought
you wished, sir Here's your adver-
tisement: Wanted: An Office boy, not
over sixteen; must sleep on the prem
ises.' New Orleans Times Democrat
Short. Hello, Long! Where are
you going?"
Long. ''I'm going my way to the
postoffice to register kick against
the miserable delivery service"
Short. whats the trouble?"
Long. "Why, that check you prom
ised to mail me ten days ago hasn't
reached me yeti"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-01-23

Fl must say enjoy spice OF dan
;er," said the man who affects BRAY
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-25
TIE VALUE OF A NEWSPAPER Is In
THE FAITH OF ITS READERS.

A newspaper should be leader o.
public opinion, a general educator
md defender of right, If, it lie not
what its readers have right 10 be-
iieve it to be (fair-dealing and uncon
trolled), it is a sickening sham, a Ge
,troyer Of faith, lowerer uf public
morals and, instead of blessing, is a
curse. We have read carefully and
without prejudice all that was broush,
out in the Spartanburg Dispensary
trial and We have read the Spartan
burg Journals defence of it's position
We are shocked and amazed at the
nature Of the statements made under
oath, regarding our contemporary
and, we are yet more surprised, al
the low figure, apparently shown by
the disclosures, to have been the
Journals own money estimate of its
own worth. If the Journal sold out,
as it appears to have done and if $50
was it's price then, what is its wortl
today?