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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-03
WOMEN Who: WORK
Need Strong,Vigorous
Nerves.

The life Of women and girls who
work is at best hard one and even
under the most favorable circum-
stances the results often show chat
tered nervous systems and broken
down health. To meet the conditions
required OF her, 10 sustain the extra
train and nervous tension of duties
never intended for her in the plan of
nature she must use every endeavor
to preserve the vitality OF her nerves
and the regularity of the female fnnc-
tion. No remedy ever offered the
world has accomplished the wonderful
reeults obtained from the use of DR..
A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills. By sup
plying the nerves and blood with the
elements necessary to their life and
activity. they cause eteady increase
OF natural strength to bodv and mind.
brighten the eyes and complexion and
instead of depressed, wornout feel
ing, there will be one Of buoyancy
and life. DR.. A. W. Chase's Nerve
Pills make life worth living:
CLEVELAND AVENUE, MA
CARA FALLS, N. Y, SAYS:
"I was overtaxed with work and
compile tely tired out. I used to 20 to
! bed to think and worry and could not
sleep as a result and I was nervous
! during the day. Hearing Of the good
effects of DR.. A. W. Chase's Nerve
| Pills in such affections l determined
! to try them. got box and they
we're complete success. They toned
me up quickly. got over the ner-
vousness and sleep finely and restfu]
again. am sure am glad to recon-.
mend them. so cents q box at deal.
ers or DR.. A. W. Chase Medicine Co. ,
Buffalo, h. Y. Portrait and sigma
ture of A. W. Chase. NJ. D., on every
package.
For sale at Wetzel Drug Store,
Little Falls. MINI.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-03
NORTH Bun

Jan. 80.-There Wos Q dance ct n.
Kinz's Sunday. o. Eckel, with nous
tache we'll trimmed. was there.
John WIRING 10 moving to Piers.
Chria Tretter 10 looking for . box.
ing match.
Otto il said to be spreading straw
on the roads to keep the other fellow
from travelling.
tits SAID that . large moose VA
seen near tho Platte river last week.
F.. Kosobuski, Frank Brisk. Misl
Manure and Frances Tomc7zk was In
Lastrup Sunday.
George Leeb Of Granite and Mis-
Mary Wells win be married at st.
Paul Feb. 7th.:: We wish them . Ions
and happy life.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-03
L-EDOUX.

Feb. 1.-Peter Wozniak went to
Upsala Saturday to instruct the
Upsaia band.
Paul Krottoschinski drove out to
Tamarac lake Friday for q fishing
trip.
The Swan River brass band will
give q grand dance at the Elm Dale
M. w. A. hall Feb. 18th. All are COR
daily invited; A good time IL as
sured. Boys bring your sisters and
If not your sisters, some other boys
sister.
Miss Adelaide Gollnick went to St.
Cloud Monday where she will be en-
ployed.
There was a cnopping bee at A.
Januzewski's Tuesday.
A. L. Manure of Little Falls wal
out here Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Super OF Flensburg Wis
tied at Paul Stanek's Sunday.
The dance at John Pierovietz'
wednesdays evening: wss we'll at
tended. -. s ~. - |>':
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-03

hour at both places and refreshments
were served. -
Lundeen and Kluge, the two wrest-
iers. are mere yet. Jos. Bollig mas a
notion to tackle one of them. He
states that if they give him thirty
days time to train he will enter the
ring with either one.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hennen died Saturday and
was buried Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-03
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P'lERz

~ Ge1-1NAD n
Feb. a.-Gerhard Wilkes, who was
dangerously i'll, is reported improving
now.
The marriage of Peter L. WIRING
and Miss, Paulusen of Buh was an
nounced in church Sunday.
Louis Feucht has commenced haul
ing rock for his new residence. which
he will build in lower town in the
spring.
John Vandenhuvel and Miss Mary
Karwart were married here by Rev.
Stiegler Tuesday morning. After the
ceremonies there was q wedding COLE
bration at the home of the BRIDES
mother in Agram. On Wednesday
they moved into the house on Jos.
Hartman's farm, where they will re-
side Our best wishes 90 with them.
Four swamps in the town of Pierz
which were corduroyed with rock the
pact month, were inspected and &C.
cepted by the supervisors Tuesday.
The total amount paid for this work
is 1866, and It was paid in paper
orders. Another corauroylng contract
amounting to about $50 and con-
tract for plank and bridge timbers
amounting to about 1926, ia back yet,
and this can be all paid before the
annual meeting, without going into
the buckskin order system.
Herman Wilkes of Wales, N. D., is
here visiting his parents. He states
that the Thermometer registered as
low "a Sc below zero there this win
ter.
A. P. Stoll of the Pierz bank was
taken i'll with appendicitis Tuesday
morning. He was taken t. his home
at Little Falls and is under the care
of DR.. Fortier. On Wednesday word
was received here that he would be
operated on Saturday.
The personal property of Steve
Schaefer. who left for Idaho a few
weeks ago, will be sold at sheriff sale
at Lastrup on Feb. 9th.
The saloonkeepers have nearly all
filled their ice houses and the Kiewel
Brewing Co.. is now packing ice in
the beer house. The ice is % inches
thick and of..good quality.
Four of the wood hau]ers who were
arrested by VIM. Geier and Deputy
Sheriff Fer1ell settled, each one pay.
ing SO. Two who pleaded not guilty
came out clear, the case being dis.
missed, as there wasn't evidence
enough to prove their guilt
Mr.. Latham of Little Falls was
here Sunday and sized up the village
hall 20 see how much it would b<
} worth to move 1t. 1t is said that h<
: asks $500, but We have not learned Il
: he was awarded the contract. The hal
is in lower town and some Of tn,
upper town people want to move i
up, while the lower town people q,
against moving 1t, and if.-an attemp
t is made to move it there will YER,
likely be some more fun In Piers -
q The Pierz band serenaded Franz
Boehm and Frank Faust, two Frank
t of the band, at Mr.. Faust's place SAT
urday evening, 1t being the eve q
: their namesdsy. The came evenin
the Little German band sernade
-. Frank Rauch at his home. Music an
dancing was kept up until q lat
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-03
BUH

Feb. Jos. Faust has rented his
s0.acre farm to- Robert Hoppe. Mr..
Faust will move to Pierz and 20 into
the saddlery business. He will sell his
machinery and stock by public auc-
ton the latter part of the month.
MRS. Pete. Tretter is among the sick
ones.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Cellar. u son.
....E. r. Jackson of Gravelviile is
logging on his 100 acres I'm Section 1.
John Lieden of Little Falls was
here on visit. He returned home
this morning.
Jos. Faust sold q horse to A. Keller
Of Granite for 500.
!: Joseph Nellers and Andrew Tschida
are back from the woods
Henry Lust of Hiliman il the saw.
yer and Geo. Mollner the setter at P.
Tretter's mill.
Wonder what the matter with one
Of our neighbours daughters. Her fao<
looks as though she had been fighting
with q cat, bat We think it was some.
thing else.
Three Of our young men had quite
an experience on their way home from
Platte last week. They were driving
at q rate of fifteen miles per hour
| when the cutter broke in two just In
front Of the seat. The rest need moi
be told,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-03
Job Work Done at the Herald
BRICK PARSONAGE.
Rovsiton. MINI.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the undersigned, up to - o'cloog,
noon, Fob. 6th, 1905. ct his ONCE OF
Royalton, Minn., for tho construction
of . brick parsonage. according to
plans and specifications on dle at hit
Office, and ct tho ONCE Of A. J. Blk,
archi teot, st. Cloud, MINI.
The rights 10 reserve to reject any
or all bios
REV. PAUL 4. KUICH,
Royalton, MINI.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-03

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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-02-03
For Thin
Babies

Fat is of great account
to a baby that is why
babies are fat. If your
baby is scrawny, Scott S
E m ulsion is what he
wants. The healthy baby
stores as fat what it does
not need Immediately for
bone and mus Gle. Fat
babies are happy ; they do
not cry; they are rich
their fat is | aid up for
time of need. They are
happy because hey are
comfortable. The fat sur
rounds their little nerves
and cushions them. her
they are scrawny tn os {
| nerves are hurt at every
ungentle touch. They
delight in SCOTS Emul
sion: - It is as sweet a.
wholesome to them.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-30

Bon einem bisigsn @~suebrber.
leiber lieb f9 Elm Wann am 2. De3.
sine Mn3abl Glinten. Ct beaablte fir
bas 2eiben b~erielben bas Stid SOC.
Damn eins Der 2erl au sinem pfanb.
onisl unb perieBte BITE Glintsn oas
ettid su IS. Die @shsimpoli3ei .fanb
bieielbeu In benz pfanolaoen. Der
Wann fol oerbaftet tuerten.
Bauer nj e.
Sno. o. We@uaou9b, WsR 81. Str,
wefli& bon @lifton. $95O.-@bas. u.
@aub. &eparatursn, ia g. Wsris
bian Str. $800.-Mmeriean Wational
gant, gsrdnosrung bss @sbduoss an
Der Sfibof ede Der pennfplpania unb
Marfet ST.. $751; 900. - @. D.
BrOofs, 1.t6dtses 5ramebaus, Bel
mont 4be.. tpsali9 bon Morris 6tr..
$3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-30
Cine &

= Cine SamilientraaD<
bic bat Ii9 in benz pberfrGnfif4en
Oorfe pleuben abseipielt. Ser bort
aniGHise Steinbauer S9lesel, elm gez
tpalttbGtiser Srunfenbplb, serietb nit
feiner Sralt in STREET unb berludte,
na9bem er lie miBbanbelt bate. tie
nit elmer 9ade nieber5ui4lagen. Der
19iGbriee Sobn bes Gbepaares fam
in bemielben Mugenblid ins 3immsr
unb pollte ben nod Der Mutter gez
fibrten S9lag nit einem Msher abs
ipe6ren. Sur9 einen nneliidli9en 3u>
fall itiirate Der dltere Sdlegel, unb
bas MeFer brane Inn in bic S9lGfe,
10 bab er tpbt umfanf. Der junSe
Mann, Der fi4 i'm @esenfab an feinem
Batter zines febr suten Hufes erfreut,
lit sGnali9 unf9ulbig on benz trauriz
gen Nusgang bes 5amilienbramas.
-Sn paris Sat m an sen
in Der lebten 3eit peranitalteten
WsttmGrfden cine neus @uance abse=
ppnnen unb I'm bic Meiiterfdaft i'm
Sreppenfteissn sefGmpft. Ser @iffels
tburm mar felbftperftGnbli4 Elm ibeaz
Ter &fplab CUR grlebigung biefer
Meifterf4aft, UNI bte nidt fpenissr als
229 Gpncurrenten tdmpften. Ser
Sieeer, Soreftier, Der bic 729 Stufen
troB Hegen unb Winb in 3 Minuten
IL Sefunben erfletterte, par bur4
ieinen 8eruf ~geniisenb fir bas Srepz
penfteisen trainirt: CT 1T MustrGser in
einem Mil8eef4dft unb bat ais for<
der @ekgenbeit. feline Geiitnngen i'm
Sreppenfteisen nod neiter 5u perpoll=
fommnsr. Mu9 Nr 3tpeite Sisgsr mar
elm Mil4mann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-30
Sian idreibt uns aus gbriaiania.

Man i@reibt nns aus ebrtEttanta,
II. DECEMBER: Die Off3isllen Getts CUR
B~sgriBung bes neuen 2bnigspaarss
fino nun snbIi9 10 siemli& erleoi9t.
aber bic etimmune it algemein nod
immer cine 10 frob erregte, bob allen
Mni&sin na9 bieier gan3e Bintsr bier
In %@britiania einsn fefliden Stempsl
traoer mirb. Ga, es gilt oies iogar
firs sau3e 2anb: gan3 Roruegen bat
iebt 5efseit, unb nod ben I1perel.
Sorgsn Der 3rifs atbmete man lsSt.
Der n~ationalen Gelbhfdnoigtsit uno
ginbeit fiber, bsfrsit auf. SIN 0tns
Bid auf bic immerbin re4t aniebnli&e
republifarii9 Winoerbeit bet Der
iinefen goltsabRimmuns iaben bic
fige pelitiiae 2rsiie bod ni4t obne
Sorse auf bic GeRaIsung Der Sage
nod BEN Gegierungsantritte Sbnt9
Saafons; mar bod bon Republicans
I&er Settle iosar bic Parole ausgegeben
uorben, ibrs gartsi wiros aud i'm
5ale Der Nieosrlase bic @afen ni6t
nieberiesen, ionbern rtifis baran ars
n
beiten, benz nsrsn 26nistbume baloigif
Elm gnbs su MAIDEN. @s 3eigt f1 isbt.
baB oieIe 2oiung muir cine Janfare
mar, bic bor Der @abl bic &epublita.
nsr- suiammenblaien unb anfsusrn
folte.
9enn bic Wabrbeit iff. oaB bon benz
augenblide an. mo a6nig Saaton
Hormegens 9obsn betreten bat. bas
garas 2anb in ssi4loHener einmiitbig=
felt unb mariner gsseiferung fi4 INN
ibn eef9art bat. uno babel biloen bic
Republifaner ts~insspsgs cine Nus.
nabms. fonosrn fe fnb In gang abers
rpisssnoer Webr3abl lOpal ben nsuen
YsrhdltniHsn beisstreten. unb Id femme
mebr als einsn wai9edten &epublita.
ner, Der in bisisn @o9en nit 8eseifte-
runs ur,b 8swesuns bas .skaal" auf
ben n~aiionalen 96nis aus9sbradt bat.
DAB 36nig SaatOn eben Der lebenoige
Yertreter Der reu srrunsener n%ationas
len Selbfdnbisteit, bas if ss, mas ibm
bic 5sr3sn aller NOrueger unuioerfeb-
lid >bHnst. Die 2lusbeit. bic gsi9ei.
benheit unb Der Salt ieines Nuftretens
baben ibm bann foelei4 lebbafte per-
i6nli9e Spmpntbisn e%rtporben, unb
enbli9 gersi9t es ieiner Steaung i'm
9anbe isbr gum 8ortbeile, baB er uns
bas Woblwolen Der beioen europdiiden
@roBmddte mitbrin9t, oil benen uns
Dor allen geIsgen 1T, ndmli9 eng
lambs unb Ssuti9lanos. Der 8efu&
beg prin3en 9einri4 III bier iebr bod
auf9enommen woroen, unb suar i'm
gar3er 9anoe; mir baben einfade
Bauern aus benz 2anoe gefpro1en, bic
BON bisfer Aufmertiamfeit gana beuegi
parsn; uno folGe Sinse bergiBt Der
ROrweser nt9t Iei9t.
Wie fi6 nun Horueeens politif4es
2eben meter entuideln tpirb, bas III
freilid nod gar ni9t ab3uieben. Sn
Der Snnersn pOlitif 1T ia cine gan,
rsue Situierung nDthig, ba sesentudr.
tig bic Stelung nller alien Yarteisn
berf9oben III. go lange man freilid
bic austpdrtigsn 8saiebunsen unb biz
internatiOnale Steaung Norue9ens
ni9t enn3 bereiniet bat, tusroert tpobl
ale Siferenaen Der innsren politit nod
porHdtis aurtidseffelt perben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-30
Gibusniat

g d abener abfla9en
gegef bic Jnoiara Union Sraction
60. ffren9te g. doffer S9abenerfaB.
flase I'm 8strags Don $25. 900 fir Ct.
littene 0~erIeBun9en IN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-30
Seott mirs SmperEatsuosmt.

3. W. Scott, elm Bsamtsr Der
We1fon Ytpifion Der 6. 8. & g., if
gum Ra6fOlgsr 8. 6. @ittsnbergers,
oss iebisen Superintenbenten, ernannt
tuoroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-30

Got rs, 6loral BART Iob., SO bel lob
Sub, nbroli9s Settle bon panip Str.
uefl. bon griabton Youleoarb. 5000.
patrid U. Wbite an Greoerid Us.
Sarbp, 2ots IA uno Is, Blod l.
Sureoo Bart @bb., so bel 1876. SO Sub
ueflite Settle bon @arfislo ape., fao-
lid bon SEEM 0ort Ctr. 5000.
gbwaro Ruoplpb on Innie DO. 9ol-
bling II. a., Got %, SObnfOns 81
Waibinston Ctr. Ibo., IS BET lO0
SUB, meifli9e Settle BON 8ebiae gbe..
iiolia bon @aibington Str. $1,000.
minnie %. Otto an Sbomas Bar-
nett. Got IS, RiDsnour's 6eigblano
0ome Mob., 40 bel ia SUB, perbei.
iert, 6itli9e Settle bet State slbe..
n6rbIi9 bon 1ermont Str. $4,000.
agnes Barnett an bsnfelbsn, Got 33.
baKslbs, bisislbe @r6Be, nOro6Hli&e
gde State Npe. uno 0ermont Str.
$500.
Sheriff on Glisa .. Pbiaips. 2ots
83 uno "a, Winter's Subb., 6anna=
mans Subj, 80 bel lis SUB. bsrs
bsRsrt, tpsflide Settle Der NOrtbweit.rn
4pe., n6rbli9 bon 81: Str, unb Got
81, Mrmfrone parf IOb.. IS BET 155
CUB, paeant, iioli4e Settle Der Sc.
Str, bffIi9 bon Budspe Str. $3.50.
Boulebarb 2anb 60. an goparb 8.
gsrnbart, Got Is, State square NoO.
40 BET Ill SUB. baeant, Ofieite Stats
9bs.. itbli9 uon SOutbeafern Gbe.
1926.
Charles U. staHoro, Srbfse. an
8beopbilus q. WiaiiOn, She'll bon
Got SO, Bruce place Mbo., berbeRsrt,
NOrbisiis bon %. Str, tpefflia bon
8roaopap. $500.
Siaac 6. Clifton on Oliber 3. Bomb,
Got 100, 6enuoob pnrt Nob., 40 bel
1872 SUB. bacant, Oaieite 2enwOOo
ape., nbrblid bon 33. Str. $3.50.
Wabaib &ealtp 60. on Sp. 3abn.
2ots 167-172 nnb 178, 179 unO
$50, unb 8lOds l. s. uno g. 9ep.
MOODS 2. part Noo., bacant, 3uiiden
pennipIbania Str. unb Salbott Nbe..
unb 81. Ctr. uno SaI @rsef. $12,s
600. s.v 20,
George q. pinnen an gmmst M.
Smith, Got 26, Seibert & Gruie's L.
aob., 40 bel $50 CUB, nsrbeHert.
00rbieite p%leafant Str. tuefilid bon
st. paul Str. $4,000. I &
: Sulia 6. Nfbler an Nfa M. 5itd,
Got 1856, NOble's grben Cub. Irbsn.
lot As etc., 35 bel 146 SUB. Der;
bsKsrt. Ofieite pine Ctr. n6rbli4
bon Nortb Ctr. $500. in
Samuel 6. pattifon an Nnbreu 6.
6enrp. She'll Got 90. Sorin's Su6.s,
fhowsflihs ede BON ct. Soiepbs Str.
SIS. 900.
2ueua Walbei1 an Mr9is @reatbouIs
Got Is Waloens Central Mpe. Nbb.,
6fli9s Settle bon Stem Serisp Str,
5000.
Sobn gbisiett an Coma 3. Wputt.
Got 1O3, 9enipooo part Nbo.. bftli&s
Settle bon 2entpoob Nbs., n6roli9 BON
33. Str, 5000.
perrp g. Shrui6 an Sohn 5. We.
Gain, Got lis in &oiemont Moo.,
33 SO bel 1887 SUB, bsrbeKsrt. @sfi-
ieite Der NobiiOn Str, n6rbli9 bon
Wictoria Str. 81, 100.
glpos W. Trsemart on Senrp 5.
Stegner, Got 135 In Wnder's 8.
0ausbpiae Nbo., 81 BET 100 GuB,
perbeKsrt, OHfeite Der 3et4am Str,
n6roli& bon @alnut. 81, 500.
@iliam g. Sunaclaus an 6enrp q.
Sunaelaus, Got 1873 In Salbott's Re.
bifeb Mbb., 40 BET III SUB. berbs1ert,
Ofieite Der SalbOtt MDe., r6roli9 bon
20. Str. 81, 500.
Marp 8. @ibsn or Sranf Sertia.
&beil bon Got 8 tn Bpram u. u. Noro
Sninois Ctr. Mob.. berbeHert, Gillette
bon Sainois Str, l6rbli9 bon %
$3.50.
Greb. 70. Miler an albert 8au.
mann, Got %, eq1are II, Beatp's
oxA n4t 400 CT - mn IN
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-30

- DIE beRe 5 Gent gigarre In
er Gtabt, Ru4o's .2ongfslou~.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-30

- Hau&t bic Tish I Mingo.
The Meeker herald., 1905-09-16

Quakes. you may notice nothing At
all II you happen to be walking or
driving; and was once surprised
when driving home from once in
Lahore to see crowds Of natives
scrambling out of the houses like
white ants from a rotten beam Of
wood. for NO apparent cause. But on
reaching home and finding the hall
door blocked with half ton Of fallen
rubble and plaster. realized the mo
tive Of their panic.
In one "hot weather" at Lahore
had rather . weird experience Of an
asrthouake. was aittins at work
In the cooled and darkened once.
where Rudyard Kipling used to work
for his Indian paper. when thu pre-
linfnary rumble began; and
awaited Developments, pen In hand.
the walls of the bungalow parted for
Al instant, and through . narrow
crack I got . sudden glimpse Of the
Aassliag sunlight and green trees out
side. In very few seconds was
viewing the sunlight and the trees at
larps. II I'D not seem good - stay
The Meeker herald., 1905-09-16

A Russian friend Of mine recently
showed me m extremely valuable col
lection Of autographs. many of which
were of untold worth. Amongst them
were the signatures Of Catherine snd
Peter the Great Of Russia, as well as
Of other rulers Of that great empire,
together with autographs Of famous
Russian ministers and statesmen.
members Of the imperial house. and
the signatures, OF great number of
the other European rulers, many of
them OF the 18th and 18th centuries.
On expressing surprise At the posi-
bility of such collection having been
made by one person. my friend re-
marked that he had inherited 1t from
. relative, = lady well known At the
Russian court, and whose family was
looked upon with great favor BY the
Romano6s. He further said:
~she had very large circle Of
frieads and was 70 popular that al
the state omcials who knew her wure
delighted to give her . few exampies,
for her autograph collection from the
papsfs in their eharee."-vanity Fair
The Meeker herald., 1905-09-16
In an Earthquake
Especial Correspondence

u is only In vague and distant
way that we at home-"she filtered PESO
ple." ~ Rudyard Kiplins. fresh from
the glory and the grimncss OF the
East. called us-can realize the mean
ing Of bad" earthquake in India.
With ordinary earthquakes--visita-
lions which come Unexpectedly with
. long rumble, like railway train
pssrtng underground. followed by Z
shaking which rattles the crockesy.
slams the doors and causes hats to
fall Oh their pegs-a few years resi-
dence In India, especially in that
Himalayan earthquake belt which CIR
dies the peninsula to the body Of Asia.
makes every one familiar, and the
familiar has few terrors.
The shock. moreover. takes you 80
completely by surprise that 1t ID
usually all over before you can make
up your mind to do.anything; so that
almost the first thought 10 one Of
thankfulness and relief that It was NO
worse. But you keep your senses on
tho alert for the beginning Of the next
rumble. in order that you may aban-
don the bungalow for tho compound
The Meeker herald., 1905-09-16


at an instants notice. Often. indeed.
you stay not upon the order Of your
going. but seek the open air At once.
because. Y there IL going to be .
second ahqck. you will then be able
to Observe III phenomena with that
serenity Of mind which only security
OF person induces. After awhile you
30 indoors. and you laugh over 1t next
day.
Tried to Kick Quake.
. Thus most OF ones recollections Of
Indian earthquakes are humorous
rather than serious. Within twenty.
four hours Of my hrst arrival in La
hore. which has been partially wreck
ed on this occasion. tried to Kick
an earthquake. Imagining that 1t was
one Of the dogs rubbing against the
legs of the table at which sat writ
ing. reached for It with my foot
several times; and It was only when
looked under the still shaking table
and saw nothing there that realized
my inability to stop terrestrial COM
motions.
Ip the case OF such moderate earth
The Meeker herald., 1905-09-16

A traveller In Egypt writes: with
all Its heat and dust the desert has Its
charms. True. the desert dust b an
amict!on. for when certain evil winds
blow the desert Il shrouded In dust
vast swirling clouds through which no
storms have blown over and the desert
Is calm again you forget the dust.
For the desert dust 4 dusty dust. but
not dirty dust. Compared with the
awful organic dust Of New York. Lon
don or Paris. It 10 Inorganic and pure"
The Meeker herald., 1905-09-16
iset .upr ea shaI.espeare.

In . recent hearing before . Cor
mittes OF the London county council
one. Of the participants quoted Shake
speare against his opponent. who. hs
said. ''roared ~ gently ~ . sucking
dove" The clerk Of the committee
who may have prided himself On his
knowledge Of natural history. entered
the remark ON the minutes in this
fashion: "Mr. Balfour Browne ~
marked that his learned friend had
reared a. gently ~ . sucking PIG"
The Meeker herald., 1905-09-16
To Cleanse alt Frames.

To clean gilt frames. use . piscs
Of soft sponge, warm water and soft
soap. Obstinate spots may require
little diluted ammonia; but 1t y best
to use soap only. II possible. Wash
away all soap with clean. cold water.
and put in . warm place to dry.
The Meeker herald., 1905-09-16

One q. patrick Misssd.
Fru,a Boston came prudish Miss CartAs,
Who once saw . snake called the "xM
ter"
When asked Of its kind
She blushed 20 refined
And murmured: II think you might-er-
call the snake er-er-a hose sup.
porteri''
The Meeker herald., 1905-09-16
HON. Of Lsshern Hsts.

Sienna. Italy. Is famous for the large
hats Of Its women. and the long horns
Of its cattle. The hats. which We
know in America ~ Leghorn hats. are
4 peculiar product OF Sienna, although
they are known abroad BY the name Of
tho city from which they are exported.
The Meeker herald., 1905-09-16

Collector Of MIsIald Articles.
An Austrian train thief. arrested at
the Lyons station wearing stolen
clothes, calmly declared that he was q
collector Of articles mislaid in rail-
way carriages.
The Meeker herald., 1905-09-16

NV 0Iaaste~s Rsastsd ths essS.A
one time Mr.. 0ladstone during his
active career delivered long address
to single newspaper reporter In the
house Of . friend. This speech. takeh
down in shorthand and published IN
full In the newspapers. got . larss
audience.