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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-07-21
TO PROBE GOPHER CAPITOL WORK
Gov. Johnson Wants Commission Ac-
counts for Ten Years Examined

St. Paul, Mimi, July 17.-Gov. John
A. Johnson has ordered Public Examin-
er P. NJ. Kerst to make a full investiga-
ton of the books and business methods
of the state capitol commission since its
organization in April 1893.
There has been no general report
made by the commission in ten years on
the expenditure of more than $4,000 900
on a state building. and n report should
be made" said Gov. Johnson.
Recently Gov. Johnson refused to sign
n voucher for $3.50 for Charming Sea-
bury, chairman of the capitol commits
sion.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-07-21
law Dislocated Three Hours.

William Schulpke's jaw was dislc-
Gated at Muscatine Iowa, while he Tas
gaping. after taking a short nap. 1t
took three doctors an hour to restore
his face to it's normal condition. He
awakened with his mouth opened to its
full capacity, and kept it that way until
it was pried shut.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-07-21
RIVAL TO SEEK POLE.
Philadelphia Physician Turned Down by
Peary TO Organize Another
Polar Expedition.

Philadelphia Pa. July Hills serv-
ices as surgeon being refused by Peary.
DR.. Henry Emerson Wetherill, physi-
clan, inventor and scientist, of this city
will try to organize another polar ex-
petition and beat Peary out in the race
for the pole. He will use the methods
employed so successfully by Nansen.
Where Peary has Il chance in a hum
dred of reaching the goal, DR.. Wetherill
says he will have one chance out of four
OF twenty-five chances to every one of
Peary's. Dr.. W etherill has had expert
ence i'll the arctlcS, having been q men,
Der of the Peary relief expedition in
1894. Since that time he has made
much research upon the subject. He
served also in the Spanish-American
war.
DR.. WetheriIl's plan is to have three
boats like the Fran, including the lat
ter if possible, and provisions for five
The Roosevelt Sets Sail.
New York. July 17.-Amid the loot
ing of whistles of the harbOr craft
Peary's ship Roosevelt sailed for the
north pole Sunday. Commander Peary,
Il number of relatives and friends, and
members of the Peary Arctic club, went
as far as quarantine, where II navy tug
took them aboard and brought them
back to the Battery.
Commander Peary left for Boston,
whence he will go to Sydney, G. B.,
where he will join the ship. But the
pride of the Peary family, Margarite
known as ''SnOwball," the commanders
10-year-old daughter, remained on board
the Roosevelt, and, as the ship headed
for the open sea, stood on the rail- way
ing her handkerchief to her father and
mother on the tug.
Surgeon Chosen for Trip.
1t was announced that the surgeon
who will accompany the expedition is
DR.. Louis James Wolf, young Ore
gonian, who for six months has been in
the Bellevue hospital dispensary. DR..
Wolf received the allotment Saturday
night and will leave New York Tuesday
night for Sydney.
Duplicate parts of the delicate scien-
tifc instruments to be used by the Peary
expedition were placed on the steamer
Roosevelt before it sailed Sunday. Tri-
pie sets of nautical instruments also
were taksa along
Accident at the Start.
The departure of the Roosevelt was
not without accident. Prof. Munroe
Smith of the chair of Roman law and
university, fell in the water trying to
board the Roosevelt from 1aphtha
launch. He was rescued.
Those on board who will 90 all the
way. besides the commodore and DR..
Wolf. were Chief Engineer George War
dell, Steward Charles Percy, and Matt
Henzer. the explorers negro servant.
Mat has been with Peary on all his trips
and knows a great deal of the arctic
region.
Cornell Graduate as Surveyor.
Another member of the party who was
not on board is Ross K. Marvin of Itha-
ca. a recent graduate of Cornell who
will assist Pearv in making surveys, and
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-07-21
No New Trial for Mitchell

Portland, Ore. July 1.-THE motion
for a new trial on the part of Senator
John H. Mitchell. recently convicted in
the land fraud cases, was overruled.
Senator Mitchell viii not be sentenced
for at least a week OR ten days.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-07-21

what l suf-,
fered no one
w i'll e V e r
know. 1 used
about every
known rene
-dy that is
.said to be
good for kid
n e Y C o m
p ! a in t, but
without deriv-
ing perma-
nent re Ii e f.
Often w b @ u
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-07-21
KILLS CHILD lJR BURGLAR
Mother Mistakes Somnambulist and Fires
with Fatal Effort.

Peter Bass shot and killed her only
child. Tilden Bass, u years old. She
took him for a burglar. The boy was u
somnambulist, and arose in his sleep
and left the house.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-07-21
ENGINE SPARK STARTS BIG FIRE.
Milwaukee Road Station at Wabasha Is
DESTROYED. Loss S1oooo.

Wahasha, Mimi, July IT, Special. j
A spark from passenger engine set fire
to the Milwaukee road station here and
the loss is estimated at $4,000. The
blaze started at midnight and nothing
was saved.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-07-21
A WOMAN'S MISERY.

Mrs. John LaRue, Of 115 Paterson,
Avenue, Paterson, n. j., says: Il was
troubled for about nine wears and
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-07-21

It costs $4,000 to give buckingham
Palace frontage a new coat OF paint.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-07-21
PEACE MAY Be DISTANT.
Russia Believes She Has Large
Support to Resent Excess
sive Jap Demands.
NEW DEFEAT A FACTOR.
Korea Now Asks Uncle Sam to Further
Her Movement to Get In
dependence.

st. Petersburg, July 17.-Gen. Line
witch under date of July is reports that
the japanese on July II were lombard
ing Naibuchi, on the southeast coast of
the Island of Sakhalin.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-07-21
IR
Accident at the Start.
Cornell Graduate as Surveyor.

Another member of the party who was
not on board is Ross K. Marvin of Itha-
ca, recent graduate of Cornell, who
will assist Pearv in making surveys, and
will go with him all the way.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-21
Des6rdenes en-
eI imperio russo

Londres 5 de Dic;embre.-Al I'll
mes" lie telegraffan de San Peters,
hurgo que Sc hau amotinado los mari-
nos de la guardia imperial, y en- Riga,
tres regimientos de Inca por no hacer
servicio. No Sc dice que conductos
sienen esto5 despachos. Agregase
que los extranjeros en- Russia corren
POGO 6 ning1n peligro.
Paris 6 de Diciembre.-Las decla-
raciones de M. Rouvier ante la CANA
ra referente a Russia produjeron una
resccion extraordlnaria y tavora BILE a
toda clase de valores rusos, la cual &C
tuo del miSmo modo en- los valores
franceses. A este cont1ibuyo tambien
el haber dicho M Rouvier que ell go
bierro ruso tenia depositado en- bancos
extranjeros Ell montante de los inte-
reses de todas sus deudas para salts
facer los cupones de dos 6 tres aiios.
Peri6dicos importantes opinan que
ell panico de aver, fue promovido por
el '.Deutsche Bank, de Berlin. en- da
no de la casa de Mendelssshn Hijos,
agentes financieros de Russia. Ell Ale
mania. y que para hacer mas efecto,
Sc circul6 la notjcia &c la existencia
de valores rusos en- Francia. exage-
rando el montante fuera &c toda YER
dad. De todos modos, Ia opinion casi
unanime atribuye maquinaciones
frsguadas en- Berlin con la conniven
cia de otras plazas, inclusa Londres y
Amsterdam, el panico de aver.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-21

los tes oscflan entire 4S y e5 centavos
ell medic kilo; ell arroz y la cebada en-
ire y centavos y medic; la mantle
ca de vaca esta de 90 SO centavos, ell
oleomarga riua, II a a1 centavos: las
carnes frescas unos io centavos, ell
tocino II, ell jam6n a ao, ell pavo de
"a a 2S y medic; la leche a I'm POGO
menos de S centavos ell litro. y las pa
tatas, entire 95 centavos y $1o7 por hec-
toltro.
Es necesario decir que la proper
ci6n de los que pagan estos precios
entire la clase obrera del imperio ale
man es POGO voluminosa, pues los jor-
males no 10 permiten.
Ell alimento de las masas en- Alema
MIA Sc componen por regla general de
pescado, carnes baratas, patatas y yer.
duras ordinarias de las que estan su
alcance.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-21
Desde Washington
26 de Noviemb bre.

'.El ofco de una oposicon-dijo
en- Inglaterra Lord Randolfo Chur
chil-es oponerss". En- los Estados
Unidos hay ahora una oposicion que
no Sc opone, que es ell partido democra-
tico, Pronto comenzara la legislator a
del Congreso; y los dem6cralas no sa-
ben que es 10 que van a hacer EN- ella
contr los repu blicanos, que hoy 60
biernan.
Sc crefa que, aconsejados por Mr..
Bryan, jefe del ala izquierds, presen.
tartan, en- ell asunto dc las tarifas fe.
rroviarias. soluciopes mas radicales
que las del Presidente Roosevelt; pero
resulta que los democratas no Sc en-
tienden acerca de esta materia. Los
hay partidarios de la compra de las
lineas ferreas por la naci6n; los hay
que estan, como el Presidente, porque
ell Estado tenga mayores atribuciones
que hoy en- la formation y rectifica-
ci6n de las tarifas; los hay que Sc
interesan por las empresas de ferroca-
rifles y dicen que 10 mejor es resfe-
tar 10 presente.
La reforma arancelaria poiria ser
I'm tema de oposici6n, puesto que e
partido dem mocratico es doctrinalmente
libre.ca m bista y su adversario es pro-
pero suceden tres cosas:
primera, que ahora no esta planteada
IA cuesti6n entire los dos sistema adua-
aeros, sino entire el exagerado y bru.
al regimen VICENTE y otro menos
luro; segunda, que muchos republi-
:anos piden ese regimen 1nenos duro
,on 10 que la question va deja de ser
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-21
In caprichl del cha Dc Persia

Ell cha de Persia no duerme nunca
en- cana, 10 mismo 81 esta en- su pala-
clio que cuando va de viaje y Sc hos
peda en- un hotel.
En- la alcoba que va pasar la no
che Sc retira la CANA, 81 la hay, Sc
colocan en- medic del aposento un par
de cojines de gran tamafio 6 unas niue
lies colchonetas orieniales.
En- el sitio de la cabecera Sc pone
una mesilla sobre la cual Sc colocan
cjnco retratos. El del centro es el su
yo y a los lados fguran e1 del rey
Eduardo de Ingla terra, ell de su esposa
la reina Alexandra y los del Empera-
dor y 10 emperatriz de Russia. porque
quiere siempre tener presentes las fl =
guras de estos soberanos cuando sc
dispone q dormir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-21
En- INGLATERRA

Londres, de Dicem bre. Hoy hace
una semana ocurri6 en- Londres un
"a
La duquesa de Fife, HIN mayor de
Ell Rey Eduardo, fue presidir la ce
iremonia de a brir tisndas Ce cam pafias
donadas POI Ell Rey y la Reina a los
pobres que forman una agrupacion
liam ada "Ejercito de la Iglesia', baj
auspic1os religiosos.
Espera banla junto a las tiepdas
obreros sin ira bajo en consider bles
udmeros, que apenas empezaron sill
varla, y maldecir la ca; idad religiosa,
acompahando las demostraciones con
una lluvia &c huevos podridos.
Tuvo intervenir la policia dispa-
rar a los irreverentes.
--Hace dfas hicieron una manifesto.
citn los obreros sin rabajos, guiados
por elementos Socialistas.
Reunieronse frente al palacio muni.
cipal, y despues de mucho perorar. de.
nunciando a las clases gobernantes
empr endieron marcia hacia en- West
End" barrada aristocratica. Enton-
ces Sc les confronto una fuerza de 200
policias que no les dejo proseguir
Con los manifestantes iban muchos po.
licias simulando ser obreros sin ira ba.
10. Hubo algt1n desorden varios
heridos
-Comunican de Demerara. Guaya.
ma inglesa, que el curse de una huelga
de cargadores de muelle en- George
town, capital de la colonia, los huel-
guiStas stacaron varias veces sitia-
ron la residencia del gobernador gene
raj. En- uno de les ataques la po'icfa
lie hizo fuego y mat6 a siete de ellos.
Dos cruceros ingleses fueron des-
pachados a Georgetown, donde la si-
tuacion Sc considera grave.
Ell almirantazgo anuucia oficial-
mente una considera Bile reduction en-
ell presupuesto de Marina para 1oo6,
que sera de $3.50. 800 900, contra $l66,.
e54 900 en- 1oo5 y $IS4,445 en- 1904.
Explicando estas rebajas dice ell mi
mistro de Marina, lord Cawdor. que
por mucho que otras naciones aumen.
ten sus escuadras siempre sera facil
Inglaterra ganarles la delantera debi-
do sus mayores facilidades de cons
truccion.
Ell dimitio ell gabinete Balfour,
y ell Rey Eduardo, que acept6 la di-
mission, enc arg6 sir Henry Campbell.
Bannerman, liberal, la formation de
un nuevo minis.erio. Sir Henry Sc
puso Immediate mente en- communication
con Mr.. John Morley, Mr.. Asquith
sir Edwards Grey otros personajes Ii.
bereles, casi todos ex. ministries, para
proceder al cumplimiento &C su enS
cargo. Tam bien lamo al duque de
Devonshire, antique liberal que aban.
don6 al partido po1 no estar confor me
con la autonomia pa.a Irlanda, hace
POGO dej6 ell gabinete Balfour por ene-
mistarse con Mr.. Cham berlaip, SIR
Henry acepto la tarea de formar nue.
vo gabinete; pero pidio al Rey algu.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-21

Aver tarde uno de nuestros redac-
torres. visitando las obras del teatro de
San Juan tnvo oportunidad de hablar
algunos minutes con Ell ingeniero de la
ciudad, ST Rodriguez Cabrera, acerca
de esos trabajos.
Los obreros estaban derribando un
lienzo de pared Ell el piso mas alto y
nnestro redactor suplico al sef1or Ro
drfguez lie indlcase el movil de dicho
derribo.
En- ese sitio-contesto ell amable
caballero, ,-frente al escenario, Sc CO
locaran ciento vejnte butacas, 6 mas
ST necesario fuese. Ell sitio para los
concurrentes al paraiso quedara com
pletamente desembarazado dc reiillas,
a fin de que resu,te mas ventilado y
espacioso.
Los trabajos, parece, adelantan con
actividad.
ST, va 10 We usted. En- Ell telar Sc
han hecho las mportantisimas obras
que usted ha visto y que no Sc pueden
apreciar 81 no eS yendo expresamente
a verlas. Es notocio, la gran cantidad
de buena MADEIRA del pals que St ha
mpleado.
-Etectlvamente y usted merece
placemes por FL carifIo e interes con
que dirige estas obras. Una vez ter
|minadas, la prensa le dedicat@ elogios
mercedes.
-Gracias, sef1or redactor; en- este
|esta interessdo todo mi empef1o. Sc
|trata de nuestro teatro.
-Bien, ~ que hay de innovaciones
en- el patio7
va Sc han recibido modelos de
elegautes butacas de hero. Como ell
terciopelo Sc echa a perder pronto he
mos pensado en- cubrir esas parties con
una msgni6ca tela, especie de cuero
de Russia. Es duradero y elegante.
-iY ell escenario?
Me propongo reformar hasta don
de Sc pueda las habitaciones de los ar
tistas amuebl andolas con cierto relati-
vo lujo. En- los ga binetes de las Sc no.
ras, como usted comprendera, ira mas
lejos esa reforma.
-lHay, algo mas acerca del deco
RADIO?
va hemos hablado usted 20 ex-
tensamente scerca de estas cosas Ell
techo, de planchss. de hierro permitirA
ell decorado que quiera hacerse. Ape
mas terminado ell tablado del escenario,
los sehores artistas pintores podran
venir 4 examinar ell estado de las de-
coraciones. IConoce usted en- la isla
a gente competente en- esta materia?
va alguno que otro me ha escrito.
-Sf sef1or; hay en- Puerto Rico ex ?
celentes art}stas pintores excenogra
fos. tales como Gautier y Medina, en-
Maya agiiez; Juan Rios, en- Ponce; Ma
rio Braa aqui en- San Juan otros.
Creo que deb1an unirse todos y todos
trabajar en- este teatro, que es de nues-
tro mas alto aprecio.
Ademas en- los medios puntos hare
colocar cristales. planchas metalicas,
etc, etc. Creo que llensremos nuestl O
cometido hasta mas ALA de nuestras
fuerzas.
Con este termino el dialogo. Nues-
tro redactor Sc despidi6 del amable e
instrufdo ingeniero sef1or Rodriguez
Cabrera afectuosamente.
No es de dudar que en- breve ti4m-
po ell teatro Pueda abrir de nuevo sus
puertas al quito p1blico de San Juan
Ell cual Sc muestra va deseoso de es
trenar de nuevo su coliseo completa-
tamente reformado.
Nuestros placemes q los que estan
contribuyendo la realization de esa
obra.
Felicitamos icualmente al sefior in
geniero de la ciudad sefior Rodriguez
Cabrera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-21

nos dias de pr6rroga, que S. M. lie con-
cedi6. Esperase que Ell gabinete este
tornado para el II, que ell primer
ministro Sc quede con la cartera del
Tesoro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-21
Ell TEATRO De SAN JUAN
LAS 0BRaS EDElhNTas ACTIvsMENTe

BUTACAS EN- Ell ULTIMO PISO
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-12
A c.,,erarian's Breakfast.

A New York man who died a' 'he
age of iOa years. a few days ago nae
the same things for breakfast duriht
the last ninety years-cohee aho
doughnuts or crullers. followed oy
nine Of tobacco. This is sad case
for dietary reformers TO consider. ou'
probably they will maintain that M
would have lived twenty years longer
but for the coffee. doughnuts and 10
bacco.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-12
Real sbsent.minde oness.

AS for abscnt.minded men saiu
the youth with red hair. VINO hau 1us'
been reading Live Topic about one
the best sample | ever saw was .
man who was lighting his cigar on IN"
platform Of car. He had sil'e'
match safe. When the cigar was u,
he thrc~ away the match box ana
carefully folded up the wax match and
put It IN his pocket New YORK sun
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-12
Llk. old Time. In Arizona.

interest during the greater part OF
Yesterday centered around the faro
game in the st. Elmo saloon. Arthur
Cordiner OF the Fashion had IN as
much as S3,S0O at one time, ana sucn
high play as this was good Tor 'he
eyes OF the old timers. who say II
used to be common In these par's'
When the play got real hot Chariey
Hooker took the dealers chair.-Jer-
ome correspondence Los Ahse'es
Times.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-12
Demand for Old Snuff Boxes.

High prices continue to be paid IN
Paris for snufi boxes OF the eighteenth
century. AT the recent sale OF cor
lection made by NJ. Guilhou OF bay
onne. one box in gold enamel. ap-
praised by the Official expert at $l.6oo.
sold for $4,000. One OF the intefes''hs
items OF the sale was pair OF can
delabra once owned by Marie An
toinette. which went for $4,000 lar
less than was expected.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-12
Ear the Nursery.

A plain green cartridge paps,
rsed ms the basis OF pretty wall GOV
er,nr for nursery. On 1t are pas.ee
at intervals figures of children Oh '"'
Kate Greenaway order. cut from
special paper furnished for the pul
nose Around the top is a deep friez'
OF Jolly looking cats. looking uom,
over n wall. The idea OF pastng an.
sri,,hIe plctures on plain greer
background for childs roo" "
worth carrying out.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-12
Attractive Garden Caprice.

The lovely gardens OF Lady windsor
In England are rendered doubly at
tractIve by an ingenious little device
Big holes Gre bored at regular inter
walls in the sides OF an upright barrel
This is filled with rich soil and plants
are put in so that they grow out OF
the holes. These barerls are covered
with blooms OF ivy geraniums.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-12
Grncr for Goth.

A theological student, being urEeu
by some young ladies to Join quad
rllle. declined, and, turning to young
lady near by. asked. with rather an
imposing air. DO you think. Mrs. -
that man ought TO dance VINO es
poets to fll the pulpit The lady fo
rllad. 81 don't see why he should ho''
provided he has grace for both.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-12
Habits OF the Salmon.

An English sritcr. MIR. Hodgson
who is by no means convinced that
salmon fast during their sojourn in
fresh water. thinks they take the min.
now for n wounded fish. and dash at 1t,
owing to the impulse which makes
most animals attack cripple.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-12
Ace Of Drinkers.

According to investigations made by
the British Medical association. the
average age attained by different cate
gorles OF drinkers is as follows: Tota
abstainers. 81 years % days: drunk
ards. SO years days: habitually TEN
perate. 63 years 13 days.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-12
nrinIn Of Vast Industry.

On April II. l7SS. the first power
loom began TO work at Philadelphia
and on the lst OF November following
the quantity of cloths manufactured
was 3.7l9 yards jean. $50 corduroys'
ca federal rib. 81 beaver fustian. 1872
plain cottons. 1913 birdeye and 2.sIs
linen: total. ll.l97. besides the guam
tlty then in the looms.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-12
Length Of Rivers.

The longest river In the world is the
Nile. 1000 miles: In Europe the Vol.
"a. 2.ll4 miles: in Asia. the Yang.
tsc KIang. $3.50 miles: in America the
Mlssisslppi.Missouri. 1856 miles; in
Australia the Murray. 1850 miles. The
shortest important river In the world
is the Thames. 2l5 miles.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-12
Lose Little Strength.

The famous French chemist. Berthe.
lot. has made experiments which show
that gramme of !odoform expof ed to
the air will lose only a billionth part
OF gramme in an hour. and n
gramme OF musk only a thousandth
part of that.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-12
Enter the Bell Horse.

The adoption OF rubber shoes fot
horses and the popularity OF gum'tired
vehicles have resulted in the appiica'
ton OF bells to the harness OF teams
for private oquipages. This introduc-
ton is comparatively new in this city.
Heretofore it has been the case that
II was the exception TO annex the
jlnglers TO carriages. Now. however.
Il is fast becoming the rule.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-12
Weiqht Of Grass Seed.

According to the laws of the United
States Hungarian grass seed should
weigh fifty pounds; timothy seed forty
five pounds. and blue grass seed forty
four pounds to the bushel.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-12
Drum Head for Monkey.

The mascot Of British infantry
regiment. monkey. has been dishon-
orably discharged from the service
for absence without leave for larceny.
committed In neighboring poultry
yards. He is now serving life term
In the Manchester geological gardens.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-12
Onn nf Many.

Gil Kcl,hllnc. farmer, has been roa'
inE for years about the trusts :
he Is "aglu" them. This morning ne
drove in with load Of hay. II was
the only load in town. The resulhi
price OF hay Is $3.50. As soon as I'll.
found out that his was the only load
In town. the price OF hay was s. ton
-Atchisou Globe.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-12
How TO Eeonomize in Soap.

All soaps. toilet or laundry or house.
hold go much farther II kept for some
time in n dry place before before
using. New soap lathers too freely
TO waste. therefore Il is more economi-
cal to buy a quantity and keep the
bars or cakes some time. instead OF
buying It as you actually want it.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-12
Carjno for Plants.

Keep your plants out of drafts. give
them sunlight. keep the leaves clean.
II you use jardineres do not let the
water stand in them. and. last and
most important. learn to water them
according to their needs.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-12
But II Won't Be.

While looking in a draperi shop. a
Clapham lady was injured by an elec.
trio light globe falling on her head.
Husbands hope that this will be a les.
son to ladies not to look in Diapers
shop windows.-London Answers.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-12
A Fairy City.

Northern icebergs are neither SO
large nor so numerous as those seen
in the southern waters. but they are
usually loftier and more beautiful,
with spires and domes. and. when the
sun shines on them. they look like a
fairy city.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-12
Sweet Oil and Olivr Oil

Sweet oil is another name for olive
oil. Both are obtained from the olive
tree, though much OF what is sold to.
day as olive oil is no doubt produced
from cotton seed. What is sold ne
sweet oil is low grade OF olive oil