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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-02
! SIOUX CITY DIsTRIcT,

Alta, G. w. Southwell; Bethel, to be supplied;
Cherokee, q. E. Gilbert; Diamond, G. W. Bggles-
ton; Hawarden, A. B. Gilbert; Hinton. ]. 3.
A. Edwards: Larrabee, S. D. .Johnson; LIE Mars,
n. i: Hamilton; Meriden, Corwin Taylor; Mer'
rill, G. r. Gilbert; Neville, E. Fegtley; Onawa,
VIM. NJ. Richards; Pulina, J. R. Magee; Peiro
p. o. Anthem: G. s. Gift; Prairie Hope, J.. G.
Waterman: Rock Branch. NJ. L. Metcalf: Salix,
3. M. Glasgow; Seney, R. NJ. Kierman; Ser
,geants Bluffs, J. ]. Gardner; Sioux City, First
5. R. Beatty; Grace, w: T.. Macdonald; Had
dock. r.. H.. Sawyer: Rustin Avenue, s.. l.
Chandler; .Trimble. J. w. Lothian, Wesley
Herbert Clegg; Whitefeld, R. T. Chipperfield
Sloan, II. G. Pittenger; Storm Lake, W. J. Carr
Truesdale. F. J. McCafree; Whiting, c. F. Hart
zell. 49,: :,
SPECIAL APPOINTMENTS, nd: : *s r..
- j.. ITrimble, field secretary ,of. 1.-THE Mission
cry 9: T0s sSe5ifSty y,c "; nr $; aewf 81 R Na4dspts,d and cd Ms
L, A. Blue, principal Girls Latin school, Balti
more; G. F. Barsalow. professor In Memorial
university, Mason City: A. r. Archibald, pro
fessor in Taylor university, Upland, Ind; Ben
nett Mitchell, secretary superanuated preachers
fund; Jesse Cole, chaplain Old Soldiers home
| Marshalltown; J. D. Bateman. assistant edito
Central Christian Advocate, Kansas City; E.. NJ
Cable. missionary to Korea; Stanley Carson, mis-
sionary to China; L.. c.. Woodford. D. D.. Bene
dict, l.. S. Cochran. H. L.. Shoemaker. c.. NJ
Van Marter, Frank Mathis, H. K. Hastings an
J. ". Mahood, conference evangelists; left will
out appointment to attend school, A.. J. Quirir
j.. a. Davies, T.. R. C~ourtice, L. R.. Eckhardt
J. A. Kettle, H. A. Keck. .-ss .
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FOR RENT - THE FINEST THREE, FOUR,
ern; beautiful location: opposite Loring park;
315 W 10th St: also two and three-room suite
with cafe service in the new Hennepin Court,
1915 Hennepin av; ready for occupancy Oct. /.
Apply to %janitor or Edmunds, 2O6 Bank OF
Commerce.. o.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued. ~

GOVERNMENT LANDS y THREE REsERvA-
lions in Montana and Washington will be
opened for settlement in 1906. For valuable
information send self-addressed stamped en-
velope. National Land Co.. 500 Sprague av.
Spokane, Wash. e ~
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NEW s1x-RooM FLAT GRovELAND APART
ments,, 81 Lyndale av N: IL minutes walk
pin av cars; soft artesian drinking water In
every faucet. hot and cold: steam heat when
clothes chute; Laundry: s1oreroom. etc. In
,quire ~janitor. or F. N. Henry. Lumber Ex-
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THE NEW "ALAMO APARTMENTS" 8
Elegant first and second floor, six-room apart
ments in this new, up-to-date building, for rent
at moderate prices; location second to none In
the city; SIS Fifth avenue Sc.
B. Carlton Torelle, Agent,
4O1 Bank of Commerce. =
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ASSIGNED
TO WORK OF YEAR
APPOINTMENTS OF THE NORTH.
WEST IOWA CONFERENCE.
Maynard, McBurney, southwell, Hay
and smylie Are Presiding Elders, the
Fight on Hay Failing to Gust Him
Annual Conference Camp Meeting
May Be Held Hereafter.

Special to The journal. z2a3s
Sheldon, Iowa., Oct. 2.-The appointments OF
the Northwest Iowa Methodist conference were
read today and are as follows:
Algona District.
o. K. Maynard, presiding elder. Alexander,
s. Z. Eddy; Algona, G.. 7. Spray; Armstrong,
A.. E. Scissor; Bancroft, n. L. Hotchkiss; Bel.
mond, G. Il. Chapler; Britt, L. A. McCafree;
Buffalo Center, supplied by ]. ". Burns; Burt,
A. A. Marcy; Clarion, W; J. Luscombe; cleal
Crystal Lake, supplied by Adam Holm; Cylinder,
G 3; anderson; Dolliysr, Charles aries Artmani EN-
Phoenix; Fenton, supplied by B. L: W ea,sr
EJGermania, H.. E. Hutchinson; Goldheld, p. A
Hoelscher; Graettinger, Ell. Stevens; Hardy
Klemme, C.. B. MITCHELL; Lake. Mills, w. H
Spence; Latimer,, to be supplied Lincoln Cen
ter, o. D. Wood: Livermore, a.. R. Cuthbert
Luverne, H. L. sHoughton; Renwick, G. J.gPop
penheimer; Rowan, R.&V. Hotchkiss; Swaledal
and Burchinal, C. B.. Stevens; Thompson, E'iA
Miller; Thornton, E G Farr;% Iitenka, @ p
Mueller; Wesley r. A West Bend
H, w Artman:t WhittemOre. W, M, Kaufman
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Stores.

STORE 1870 FEET TO ALLEY OPPOSITE
only $50 a month. Walton, 800 Hennepin az.
22l 9Th ST s-20x50,. WITH STEAM HEAT
furnished, $50, Byron & Willard, 219 9TH
st s. ~ 49, ~ .
| FOR RENT-TWO, r. STORES, 40e n
4l0 Cedar av. inquire J.TaLIl Gleason, 50 18th
st S. . > y. -, ,..- 49,.
GOOD STORE ON NIcoLLET Az. APPLY ).
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Furnished Flats.

t. 49, Z Ill 4ASAASA Aob18s e= .-
PARTLY FURNISHED FLAT FOR RENT;
very pleasant and sunny rooms; five rooms and
bath: call at 80 So2S So univ s1 t. az Sc; call after
phone N. W., E 635 LIZ. 81
LARGE. FRONT ROOM AND ALCovE NEW
ly furnished, in modern fiat, suitable for
two; walking distance. 80 18th st s, fat 2.
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STRICTLY MODERN -FOUR. SIX, SEVEN Or
%eight-room fats in the Laurel Apartments"
corner of Laurel av and 10Th st; easy walking
distance; gas fixtures and gas ranges; janltor
services, etc. See %janitor. Frank P. Nicoll,
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STORAGE

and Other points our specially. 1922 6tn st 8.
Both phones. -N.4E@.f- A.
;CAMERON'S TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Best facilities for moving and storing house,
hold goods; expert packers. Office, 200 Nicol-
let. Both phones 12AS. Res. phone. TIC. 1924.
BENZ BROS, TRANSFER AND STORAGE;
finest vans and warerooms; goods moved by
experienced men. 112 9Th ct N. Both tells.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
DON'T WAIT TOO LoNo.
ZINE to Show Good VIII and Sym.
pathy 10 Right Now.

pathy 10 Right Now.
Too many people keep the flowers
they have piucked for you until the
day Of your funeral. Their songs Of
praise are not heard until your pro-
cession Is passing their door. The
mantle OF charity does not become
public property until put In use by
the preacher who conducts the last
sad rites" II man has flowers for
me. I want them while am ON earth
and can smell their fragrance. They
will do me no good sitting at the
head Of my comm. The grass that is
kept green about my last resting
place will be Of little avail to me on
the other shore. Here is where I need
the flowers and the smiles and the
praise. not over there. II the fellow
who IL going round to the house after
am gone to see III he can be Of any
help" will come round tomorrow, I
can tell him how he can be 4 whole
lot Of help. Garry your flowers to the
living and sing your songs Of praise
at the dinner table. Don't wait for
the funeral.-Liverpool tEng) Ner.
curry.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
A pestsi Gard Race.

With . view Of tsstiag the time re-
auired by = postcard to 10 the round
Of the world. and 70 ascestain also the
route which the card should take TO
accomplish its Journey In the least
possible number OF hours. An interest.
Ing experimsnt In the form oi . com.
petition 10 being made In Paris. Al ;
O'Clock oas afteraooa. at the central
Dosto0ce. aad In the pressnce OF Q
nunbar Of witnesses. %70 postcards.
seat ~ ~ equal number Of eo0peti.
tors Who haA bsforehand secured the
services ol correspondents In America
and the far east, we're handed IN afteS
examiAatioa BY and on the certiAcate
Of . sheSi9's oncer. Some will 20 BY
the Havre route. others By Marseiiles.
By Chssbourg. By sosthanptoa. After
. few brief resting places. nscsssitatsd
b. the time takea BY the eorssspoaa.
eats IN the United States or In Asia 70
Sepost them. the postcards viii return
TO Paris. when the ssader oe the oas
that arrives lrst will rsceive . prize In
money.-Loedoa Globe.
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whsrs the Game started.

II was . beautiful spring morning
early In the year %004 B. C. (Ussher's
chronology. The ardeat rays Of the
sun were di1racted and softeaed BY
the misty envelope which at that time
protected the earth. Everywhere
were signs Of life and merriment.
Suddenly there vas . crescendo whis-
tlinE sound ~ Of body moving rapid.
ly through the atmosphere and some
strange-shaped foreign object landed
on the nossy turf with . dull. sicken.
Ing thud. Presently. however. Satan
(fOr It vas indeed he) sat up and
rubbed himself. He recovered his
wind and said: Alas. my graft
scheme wasn't popular up there. but
I'll eat my shirt II don't make II per.
fectly respectable on earth" Then he
got busy in the garden and was doing
nobly until the magazines got on his
trail.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
Tai. ss x.n.k. s-vtalsy.

This tale comes from New Gale.
donia. where . ship was loading up
with natives 10 work In Australia:
There vas . man and . girl-a young
couple. they seemed. 6hs had .
younester. Who began yelling at sight
Of the boat. Can't take that young.
ster!' the boss shouted. The woman
said she wanted to come. too. No.
ws can't ship that squaliing little
beast. Leave hin with bis auntie.'
There vas no auatis II sight. 80 the
Ksnaka man. after taking . look
around. caught the kiddy By the heels.
swung her around like . rabbit and
dashed her head against tree. She
was only q girl anyway he said. and
slung her body into the scrub. Then
they both hoped into the boat aad
we're shipped aboard"
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
TRAGEDY OF THE kLoMo,kr.
Few Minutes Exposure to intense
Cold 10 Fatal,


Klondike river is fed by numerous
soda springs and even the winters
cold fails to close them entirely.
Walking on the edge of the ice near
the shore. miner one day slipped
into six inches Of water. In q mo
ment he was out and Fastening to tho
brush hard by to light 4 nre before
his feet froze. Rapidly he cut 4 few
fragments of wood with his heavy
pocket knife. But the unlighted
match dropped from his already chill.
ed fingers. for he had rashly removed
his mittens in order to use the knife
with more freedom. Then he lighted
q second and 4 third. and finally sew.
eral at one time. but either his haste
or perhaps sigh of the air caused
them to fall to the snow. All this
time the frost was seixing his limbs,
his body. his heart. his mind. He
turned to the fatal mittens. which he
never should have taken Oh, but his
already frozen fingers could only lift
them from the ice where they had
fallen. and after vain attempt he
hurled them from him and strove
once again to light last match. But
It was too late.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
A ss~s q ths Way.

Give me the road. the great broad road
That Nansirra. over the hill.
Give me = heart Without . care
And = FREE. unfrttssed will
Al, thus To wander. thus to fare.
With only the sky 10 froWn.
And happy !. " the WnyS but W.
Away. away froa the town.
Give me- the path the wildwood Path,
That WandeU dep In . dsil
Would WAksn the aipmhsr stssii-
Fer there the pods And tbs world asain..
lmMostala of anrtent borv.
AB1 tiule y 0uNe. au1 Q md -1tad faun
Knows ths 0iaAsa II urescs once 1ors.
-ThoaAs Q. Jones. j..
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
Keep Out Of Ruts.

Don't get into a rut. Look to the
right and the left. and always upward.
Grow upward TO the light. like the
plants and flowers. You stand plant
In dark corner. and what does It
do? 1t stretches out its leaves and
tendrils to Gods beautiful light. The
flowers turn their faces to the sun; al.
ways looking upward! 1t is progress
Don't sit in darkness. Come up and
out. and Join the children Of light
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
Iars for P.uper chiIdrsn.

The plans OF maintaining the chill
dren Of the poor-or such as may be
In the poor-houses or ''unions''-in cot.
tages and homes Of that character. is
finding q very general adoption In
England. no less than 1928 unions"
now maintaining the children away
from the pauperizing effects Of poor
house association. The county Of Lon.
don paid out ~ cents q head Of its
population for the half-year on poor
account.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
csalsm q vssstss,sns.

vssetsfians coatssd that assh eat.
Ing 10 not oaly iaoosai-inaoeai b..
causs II Asesssitasss the vantoa TAX.
Tag Of ino9sosivs iifs-but also o..
tFsvasaat. Sos whereas twelve aerss
os laad. u usel for tAs rsasiag a eat.
~ 1oe siausAtse. Win nAinlata oss
oas eee1toe % tAs 1ssA psoaucsd.
The eaoe area saAee wAsat vill naip.
taln twsaty&hfes. ~ % Q nissl
esoe q ffsit. ps,ss. ssaia asl vsee.
sabass . stili btgAss ssatss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
A DANGEROUS Ele,xsr.

The florist held q tulip Ia his hand
smell" he said. "As a matter OF fact,
1t has a dangerous smell. Take 4
tulip Of deep crimson color and In
hale 1t with profound inspirations.
and It will be apt to make you light
headed. You will say and do queer
things-dance. sing. fight. and 30 on.
For two hours you will cut up In this
way. Afterward you will be de-
pressed"
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
Money Les. BY Lightning.

town. New York. 4 dash Of lightning
did 4 peculiar freak. Louis Debiasto.
an Italian. was sitting under his piazza
preparatory to trip to Italy. A terri.
BILE nash Of lightning nearly blinded
him and when be recovered his sight
his pocket book and money were miss
ing. The lightning had struck the
pocket book and burned the money.
and yet Debiasto's hands were not
even scorched.
There was about $500 In the pocket
book. representing many years hard
work. Deblasto was dased for the bal.
ance Of the afternooa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
FEAR FOR NIAGARA
isaMENsE VOLUME OF WATER
DIVERTED FROM FALLS.
Commercial Enterprises are Making
Heavy Drains on This Famous Show.
PiAes-Its Tremendous Electrical
Power the lndueemsnt.

Niagara Falls. August 1.-THE
volume Of water being diverted
from the historic Niagara Falls IL
reaching such proportions that the
people Of the State are trying to pass
laws which will prevent the possibil-
ity OF . practical wipins out Of this
sublime natural spectacle.
Water sumcient to develop nearly
i've hundred thousand horsepower
continuously. twenty-four hours per
day. for industrial purposes. is now
being taken from the river above the
Falls. and further developments re-
curing more water are contemplated.
Probably the largest user Of the
electricity produced BY the waters Of
the mighty river Is the concern which
BY the i've or six thousand degree
heat OF the electric furnace brings
lime and coke Into unwilling union.
thereby producing what is known as
Calcium Carbide.
Dry calcium carbide is lifeless As
80 much broken rock. but In contact
with water II springs into activity and
beGets abundantly the gas Acetylene.
The light resulting from the ignition
Of acetylene Is the nearest approach
to sunlight known.
These facts. though OF compara-
lively recent discovery. were soon
seized by men with an eye to the COM
mercial possibilities and to-day cal
eium carbide is being shipped every
where and used for dispellink dark
ness In buildings Of all descriptions.
from the ordinary barn Of the farmer
to the country villa Of the wealthy. A.
we'll ~ for lighting the streets Of .
large number OF towns. Acetylene
can be easily and cheaply installed.
and the manufacture and sale of
aeetyiene generators has become
business Of recognized standing. has
assumed large proportions and is
steadily growing.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
chlrear.phx VA. Puzzle.

Harvey Walters. an expert on pat
ent cases. had occasion to write Rufus
Choate ON some important question
and when he received the reply was
unable to read word Of 1t, so took
the missive to Mr.. Choate and asked
him what he had written. Mr.. Choate
replied: II never can read my writ.
Ing after the ink is dry. but II you will
tell me what 1t Is about will tell you
what have written" And he did.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
No oev.,s Abe.ss Him.

II he got into the pearly gates."
says = Georgia exchange. In an obit.
uary Item. he must have broke In.
Nothing could resist the force With
which the mule sent him upward
Atlanta Constitution.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
Monks Mad. Champagne.

In the seventeenth century a monk
named Perignon had charge Of = vine.
yard belonging to the abbey OF st.
Peter Hautvilliers. Champagne, and
he also superintended the making OF
the abbey wines. In the course Of
his experiments he discovered spark.
ling champagne"
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
cakes for etvesota.

During the examinations At Bel.
grade university = professor saw the
boys buyinG cakes 10 the campus. He
bought Que and found that. like the
others Il contained the solution Of one
Of the problems.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
Woman At Her Best.

To be Of the highest economic val.
ue. says . writer. n woman must eth.
er be . mother or must choose her
line OF work that in the care Of others
she hnds scope for her maternal in.
stincts and works upon and not across
the lines laid down by nature.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
Green Llsh. the ssss.

II has been found that . pale green
light used in the clock faces Of the
tower of the English House OF Parlia.
ment shows the figures and the hands
on the dials much more distinctly thaa
the whitIsh light hitherto used.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
IndIs's Foreign Trade.

IEdia has three and one.third times
rs much foreign trade ~ Japan:
three times as much ax China. easily
beating Italy and Austria. also Bel.
slum. and surprising the Russian en-.
pire by 25 per cent.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
Rummaos Sale Incident.

A clergyman at Yarmouth. England.
who was attending . ''rummage sale"
that was being held for a charity laid
new straw hat on a stall. and when
he turned arolld to get 1t a minute
or two later found that the energetic
stallkeeper had sold 1t for cents TO
an unknown purchaser.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
Bride Cake.

Our bride cake. which invariably
accompanies = wedding. and which
should always be cut by the bride.
may be traced back TO the old Roman
form Of marriage by . confarreatto. or
eating tosether.-Lubbock. Origin Of
Civilization"
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
Vain Remoeea.

A man Is better employed In giving
thanks that power to resist vas
vouchsafed to him than In fretting
over wicked impulses which come I'M.
sought and extor, Tn unwilling hospi-
tality from the weakness Of our M.
Hope.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
Perry No. to De Killed.

Perry Shrum had the misfortune &C.
cidentally TO shoot himself through
the arm last week. making . very
painful wound. but Is recovering fast.
1t would be hard matter to kill Perry
unless you cut his head OF and hid It
from Mitchell. Ore. Sentinel.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
sAsvs iMsr,Mcr
ohs~s No kasw Whss Fssd - OeIsk
IA

ehsws Ns kesw Whst Fssd - oaIsk
1e.
Foswardias . photo oe . splsadidly
handsome and healthy yeaas 10Y. .
happy ootAss writes frea a. Ohio
toWn:
~TAs saeiessl picture shows ny T.
ysAr-ol1 0rape-Nuts hoy.
'Siacs ~ was ysars old he has
eatsa sothias but Grape Nets. He
demands aad gets this food three
tiass . aay. This may seem rather
unusual. but hs doss sot care for any.
thiag siss aftsr hs has satss his
oaDe-Nsts. which he uses With milk
o. cream. and thea he 10 through With
he neal. 1vea On TAanksgivtsg day
hs refused tsrksy and al The seoA
tAinss that make up that great 1is.
asr. asd ate his aisA a 0saps-Nuts
aad cream With tAs best results aad
acas oe the evils that tAs olAes fool.
NJ os0bsrs q tAs family sspsh.
saeel.
NE u ssvss slsk. Aas . bsautifsi
eooDlssiea. asl y eeasidsfsl . vsSy
hao1seoe ~. Nay ~ postsa Con.
Daay pseeDee enl Ieas enatiaus 70 fur.
sisA thsts vho,essos eoodi" Naue
gIvsa by Noses0 O. Battle Crsek.
l1isA.
fAsssS Q roasea. Rcd ~ Mite
besA. "SAe Asal - Welivilss,s = q.
~ ~
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
Regulated Price Of Nest.

In 1882. In England. butchers were
compelled by law to sell their beef
for half penny q pound and mutton
for three farthings. The butchers Of
London sold penny pieces Of beef for
the relief Of the poor. every piece two
pounds and half. sometimes three
pounds for 4 penny.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
American Aee.n. In English.

Not only the nasal sounds. but
many American phrases are quite
common In sunolk. England. among
the farmers and the peasantry. and q
stranger passing an afternoon In
Woodbridge market might fancy him.
self in Massachusetts.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
Ensl.ns's Flr.. Brick sui,sin,

The Oldest brick building In Eng.
land. except those built BY the Ro
mans. Is said to be Hurstmonceaux
castle. In Sussex. which was erected
by Detiennes. treasurer to Henry vi.
II was dismantlcd about . century
ago.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
calemsi 10 MIsnsmss.

Tho name "calomel" means 'peau.
,ifui black" and vas originally given
TO black suiphuret Of mercury. A. cal.
omcl is = white powder. the name IL
merely . jocular misnomer aow.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19

Work was suspended In Spain the
other day as a protest against tho
dearness Of provisions. The Cable
ncglec,s to report that the price oi
provisions came down.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
VIZ. Build. Many Mssss.

One Of the most energetic nest
builders is the mar:h wren: In fact.
he has the habit 10 such degree that
he cannot stop with one nest. bat
goes on building four or ave in rapid
succession.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19

This Is = tin can civilization. In the
days Of Washington. there wcrsa't any
tin cans. Nov. one great concern
makes hf,een cans annually for every
man. woman and child In the country.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
whlth~.

Whittier leads this pathway. little one?-
II runs Just on and on. IL never done.
WHITTIER leads this pathway. mistress
fair.-
That path to town. sir: to the village
square.
Whittier leads this pathway. father oid?-
To the white quiet of the churchyard
fold.
John Vance Cheney.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19

THE country editor is close TO his
constituents" says the Chicago chron
iclc. And II maAy u tho constituents
were not 10 close the country editor
would be considerably better o6.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
ParisisN Jeurnalbem.

To prove that its telcgrams ere
Gersiine. = Paris nswspapsr vili 10
future expose II its windows dupii.
Gates Of every nessase received for
tho whole Of the day after their pub
lication.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19

Three dusis we're fought 10 Missls.
sIppi the other day. four Of the six
pfiseipais being killed. Over In Fraaes
psoSts Win regard this - . asv 70.
aaacs by soae writer With ~ sstsa.
eedisary ioAsiaatiea.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19

Lord Roberts says the army Of
Great Britain IL altogether inadequai, /,
and iaemcient. This applies oaiy 10
mere Aghtias. however. A. polo asd
pink teas the army shines - much -
ever.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
oc.-rhi,s Wage. s,.c, !. Beer.

II is safe to say that In rome dis.
tricts Of Shemeld one-third Of the
wages paid out ON Saturday II imme-
diaiely passed over TO publicsns a.
payment Of the weeks ''ale.shot."-
London Evening Standard.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
"oatsee'e ooosn.

The phrase bakers dozen" aross
from the custom of the trade to al.
low thirteen penny rolls TO each dozen
sold. The sane custom stilt holds
good In the Wholesale book trade.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19
vaIuahls Ia Qssslneea.

Learn to get aloag" with men ia
business and social way - an ad.
junct to your business capacities.
Whether |, be saturai or N acquired
virtue Il will count for much IL the
career Of any @aa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19

That proposed combination to con-
troll the raisin market will create less
excitement now than II may next DC.
tober or November when miuce pies
are ripe.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-08-19

A Pi,tsburg millionaire disinhcri,ed
his son for marrying = dancing girl.
Why do miiiiousir~s who have chill.
dren continue TO run foolish risks BY
living In Pi,tsburg!