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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-02
"NOW LAY ME DOWN TO SLEEP. =
Vance's Tribute to the Prayer Whose
Author is Unknown.
Monroe Enquirer }


A Woman's Club in Chicago a few
DAYS ago in solemn session assembled
took a fling at that beautiful prayer
which unnumbered thousands of chill
dren have been taught-that prayer
beginning "NoW l lay me-" The
Chicago women said that prayer
frightened children, that it's reference
to dying during the night gave them
a creepy, frightened feeling and should
be cut out. That's what the women of
the Windy City said about it. Those
chin workers must have been out of
anything to say That child's prayer,
until those Chicago women jumped
onto it, was supposed to be the one
unaSSailed treasure of childhood. In
the year 1857 Zeb Vance delivered
an address in Raleigh and here is what
he said about that prayer: Caesar
and Cicero are known to scholars;
Luther and Wesley are known to and
govern all classes and conditions of
men: Shakespeare is read and ad-
mired by millions, of men; but John
Bunyan is loved and admired by hun
dreds of millions of human souls. The
sublime song Of the Paradise Lost
may perish, and the Elegy in a County
Churchyard be forgotten; but the
North Star ceasing TO guide the pilots
of the sea shall, following the track
of the Constellation of the Cross, dis
appear from the gaze of men beyond
the everlasting ices of the Pole, and
the Bedouin of the desert shall halt
his camels upon the disintegrated
dust Of the Hottest pyramid, ere little
children i'm every part of the wide
earth shall cease to respect, before
going to rest that simple prayer Of
some forgotten Christian poet,
(" Now ] lay me down to sleep,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-02
If 1T BE TREASON!
Attorney POus Speech Was Terrible
Arrangement.
(Webster Weekly.)

If it be treason, i'm Col Bruton's
estimation, to criticise the Republic
can Supreme court for it's partisan bias,
then Jas. Fl. Pou, ESQ, the smartest
lawyer Duke and Kilgo have in their
ease, is guilty. We wonder if Mr.
Pou's speech in the Impeachment trial
is on file at Trinity College? 1t is Il
commentary on the capacity and fair
ness of the court that overruled Judges
Hoke and Shaw and the verdict OF
two honest juries
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-02

which you esDouse. But better
still. if possible, you stand on the
Eternal Word. Your position deserves
the support of every one who has d
home worth the name. You have stir
red the leopard from his lair, but :
hope you may not suffer personal
harm. The Lord bless you.
Yours sincerely,
(Rev.) Murdoch w. Butler.
Raleigh, N. c.. June %.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-02

George w. Alger, in June Atlantic)
In politics. as we all knox the
worst class Of politicians, the one
whose power FOR evil is the hardest tn
overcome. ~ the class IA which cor
ruption b. coated with the whitewash
81 generosity. thc legislative burglar
which Of the haue uf our politics ia
nothing more nur ipHn than the OK.
change 90 reuuroalties by public ser.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-02
Southern Conservatory OF Music.


Especial To- News and Observer
Durham, n. G., July In arrang-
lhE Tor the practical course in music
'he conservatory 10 always uu thV
1lffi To meet the requirements ut ihC
ines. MANY HludcniH are aNailinr
themselves ~ thlF uppniuR fur must.
rHt uuWiedFo without ihp spfioun a. d
81 a diploma ruufHt 90 STUDY.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-02
Good Bye Old Grad.


Dear old Yale Dear old Harvard
Dear old cverythins elsel The com.
mencemont season is NOW over ana
the dear "old grad" viii retire for nn-
other blessed year,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-02
Only Good Men OH Deck.
(Snrinefeld Republican }

Governor Hanly of Indiana is also
a good deal of reformer. He is not
only like Governor Folk of Missouri
I'm enforcing the law against pool sell
ing, but he has declared his purpose
not to appoint to any office man who
drinks liquor Just where he would
draw the line does not appear. Must
his office holders be teetotlers? At all
events the ministerial associations are
commenting Indiana's governor for
his strong and firm stand for civic
righteousness"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-02

There are people who are not oven
satisfied "a get s0mething fuf moth
inE unleqs there are some trading
stamps thrown ln.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-02

pnBtIa Hrp rmhlpmHtir of iNHfH.
especially go enc women whu Utut Hf
fuid them.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-02

What's the secret of happy, vigor-
Gus health? Simply keeping the bow
els the stomach, the liver and kidneys
strong and active. Burdock Blood
Bitters does H.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-02

Diphtheria relieved i'm twenty min
utes. Almost miraculous. Or. Thomas
Electric Oil. AT any drug store.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-02

A little life may be sacrificed to an
hours delay. Cholera infantum, dys-
EMERY. diarrhoea come suddenly only
safe plan Is to have Or. Fowler's Ex-
tract OF wild strawberry always on
hand.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-02

Hives are a terrible torment to the
little folks. and To some Older ones.
Easily cured. Doan's ointment never
fails. Instant relief, permanent cure.
At any drug store so cents.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-02

spcud sunday ~ Nlorehcad witi
Gresham.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-02

Mr.. Carey j. Hunter, State Agent, the
Union Central Life Insurance Com
nAnV RAlaiph n
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-08
spiders aaa wasp..

Parts Of India now desert are said TO
have been deprived OF their Inhabitants
through the dread caused by certain
huge spiders known as the galeodes,
Their bite Is without doubt extremely
painful and may cause violent head
ache, fainttnR FITS or even temporary
paralysis. Camels and ahccp are some
times 20 severely bitten by these spi-
dgrp that death results.
Occasionally the spider catches tar
tar. for wasps and bees now and again
get entanRlcd in the web and spread
for more helpless victims. Rushing
out In a blind fury. the spider closes
with his captive. and then follows a
light to the death. Sometimes the
spider wins, but as often ne not the
sting OF his would be victim IL thrust
home with deadly effect, Tor the soft
and pulpy body of the spider offers q
target not easily missed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-08
FOR THE CHILDREN


The MARY who had a little lamb
Ems a Massachusetts little girl The
lamb was thrust out % the pcn by ita
unnatural mother Mary took care Of
IL. ana Il became q great pet
one day when tho lamb was TO 10
saken 10 the pasture no lamb MAS 20
be found Hearing Mary singing on her
way TO school. her pci had quietly
grotted nftsr ON reaching the dopT
Mary carrsaI IL IN and hid Il In hsE
dczk. TlivrV Il lay perfectly quiet, COY
erui with Mays shawl, until Nary
vaa sent to her spelling class. The
iamb trutted aftrr her. and. as children
thon weru very much Ike children now
Of course they laughed Tho tCarhcr 10
proved Mary until she explained ths
situation. when she allowed her to taxi
her pCs home.
II happened that on that morning :
young man named Rawlatun, who wal
preparing for Harvard. was at school
A few days later be produced thrc'
verses 81 the poom. How they came +
be- published IA not known. The younl
man died rnon aftcrwarh, not knowing
/ Of the Immortality q his verses.
Mary's lamb lived many years an
finally came 10 its death at the horn
OF an angry e0w.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-08

replied one Of the girls, with giggie,
while joe Albright led the haw-haw.
ing among the young men.
ayes, she may be-" said Abner as be
looked around. with dangerous CLEAN
In his eyes. hut win jos Albright
Tom Smart and William Hall step out
doors with me for a momefitT'
TbGy followed him out, wondering
what was up. but they were not long
left ia doubt lie turned upon them
and gave the whole three beautiful
dFubhing before they hardly knew that
a fight was on. Then he called out
| Uncle Danf0rth. old bachelor. both Of
whom had been turned down. aud,
shaking his nst under thesA noses. be
said:
mind you. this talk about Miss Lee
has got 10 stop. The next man who
even sneers az her has got TO settle for
II with me-"
That didn't complete hts work. how.
ever. lie entered the house and said
% the women:
- pretty pack OF wolves you are.
You are ROKsiping about woman
whose shoes you are not az 10 tie Its
gossip, SANDER and lies. and every
one % You knows il. and tell you
, IN not stand any more Of H. I can't
roll you In the snowdrifts, because you
are women. but l can and viii bold
, your men folks responsible"
Half M hour later he was inquiring
az TaylOr's IL Miss Lee was there, and
again he stopped At RikerS, but be
dld not ind her until be drove Up tc
the schoolhonsa. She sat there alone
with her things on. and the open
stove door was her candle. She had
fell too weak and discouraged 10 face
| the storm, and didn't much care
whether any one came for her or not
'"Aiiss Lee. i've come 10 tske you
home for the night" said Abncr. as
10 entered ghe building.
"Bns why do you GOMEZ she asked
Ia surprise.
Because ! have constituted myself
your champion There won't be ans
more gossip. I'm ashamed % the peo
pie. bus youll SEQ q change tosnor
row"
~wh-whnt have you doneY- shi
asked ltetween her soils
Licked three or four men, prom
i6ssi % lick three or four more nn'
told 4 dozen women what ! though
alaoul them" be- iaconicaliy replied.
-'igut youli you'il'~
ASK you 20 marry met No, won
-I'ii be hanged II do Come aion
with me. and sen pick up Histr
Sarah at saunders'"
And ynu wont uou't'--
Talk lover Not a word knot
you are ready to throw ~ the Hcbos
~ and SO back home. bug don't give ~
i've gos ny nsia toughcned ~ an
10 wput % usr 'cm often"
lr And whvn the summer days can
= ard slac CLOSED l5rr school with ala
al ,voryls FROM All she grasped the hat
40 ~ Abner joy aud said,
- "Alsner. bavc met man down be-
u Just one sud I bate 10 say Ronsil
~ o. him
b. rris~n Why don't you come back a.
20 ,rs hitn Do wonao morn lighting q
You1- be asked.
r. I'll guess viii. II you-you va
an me g" she rvrlis-i as she DRIVE hwn
. ard tisrcr months later she did
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-08
The Man Among
Them
~ IRVINE PARnnH
.-oopyr,sA,, lsa, BY 7. c. Mcclure.

n was a cold winter in school o's
irieG No. 4. township Of tngham, conn
~ a. HiIlsdale. but they were lnakins
4 pretty warm for the sehoolma'am
fua8 the same. Miss Lee had come
fsoh q city nfty miles away. brlnglns
ths very best recommendations, aa
haA taksn hold OF the school 20 Ills
saGiasActiOn Of everybody. The trouble
was that she was twenty years Old
80 gOod locking. She could not hesT
being good looking Rny more than 9
aoaen farmer girls in the district eoga
halp' thslr plain faces, but scarcely 9
eortnieht had passed when molheF5
amd danghten we're hneeFihg abd
baekbiting.
No bomelY woman. BE- she niaFFlsf
g aingIe. can help being Jealous "
handaOms one. In the society -
city the honeiy one has the sense Z
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-08

General Washington WINS splendid
horseman. There was no animal he
could not master, and he never lost his
seat IN the saddle. Fox hunting was
one OF his fayorite amusements, and az
the meet Few Of his friends or neigh.
bors were better mounted than he. He
usually rode large. fiery animal OF
great endurance. called Blueskln. The
names Of some OF his other horses were
Climbing. Valiant. Ajax and Magnolia.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-08

- W k3AAN ~ NAAA -" ANhae-N
Ru@ Tmm htamE. SAID AhaAh
eopesai bee feelings. but IN the coun
\ gxy hhs aEtsada a quiitinE hec On fur'
poss 10 upsak her tnind. II ihr wad
swssA barheloFs ard yuung Jaen hal
sgooa nloog thTsu would have b~rn 40
souasp ~ hard FEELINGS, but ghat was
8unG what shuy wouldn't DO. They al
iniFea. praised and peatrrvsi. afi.
shoukh not encouraged ia the slight
s@t gy the little arlsDoima' am. they gpt
30 into q peck % truubie.
Ths Ghlnx mny b. said 80 have Riari
"a With unels uch pSigga. ehair'uan
= e. ths aebo0l committee he was
wtaowrr. sixty years OLD. and hal l~on
eoaFtanw the widow Hastings. ESQ
years bis Junior. bat what dnea be do
kut eHeg the schoolma'am his cal.
lvumaa hand and sKri heart bofafV
ahs Aad hardly Eut tho sShooi organ.
iasA.
az promptly refused him. hui the
Wtds4 Hastings Was her enemy from
Nat time on. aBd rnCle iien beard
be- koaaiped about without coming to
her defense. In the course % siN
weakn Miss fNe had turned down an
othar wtdoweF and two young men
and tbua made more cngmIca Several
snRakumsnta we're n danger Of l'einE
hroaen because Jim. 1or Or John
woula insist that the teacher was the
dniSiest daisy that ever called VI 8
class IN geography. The girl knew
that she was making enemies and ee
snm blurred and sIandcrui. hut NJ Il
vas not her fault aud abe had ~
remedy ahs maintainct silence. Til
subiectu.a her 70 eriticlam again. ~
Hannah Jones remarked az Mrs. boo
tittie'e quitting be-:
~ she ian't trying her best TO cap
eura d man OF some sort. why don
che Come right out and say she woulhu'
marry the best one that eyuE wor'
boots, same aa dof ! tcli Won she :
0ly ana deCeitfuI. and she'll separate
moFa'n one lovln' couple before an
asss through with IL"
Before New Years came there wa
'oniy one marriaEeable man for fou
miles around who hadnt offered hin
eaif a least once. That was Abnc
1oy. Z man OF thirty, who had farr
a. hls own afid b aister for hous'
heepaf. He had admired. but 20 ~
eFosiy and modeNtly that Miss I.cc ha
sos suspscted. He looked upon her q
q superior being who could not be Of
pRoachad by such a. be.
No tna mistrusted his feelings Unit
oma evening when there was q parln
bss a. Uncle David Saunders. tn
RathsFinR Included over forty peopl
ed ana young. and. as u was Ai
Iea'a week to board at the saundei
house. che ought 10 have been Their
ahs was not. bowever. and, though q
ulghs bad come on with a storm. n
keay worried about the schoolnn'ai
noa Stan Abner when he failed
ana her there he argued that she HI
msoppsa at 4 nearer place. In the gnt
srina were several girls and woml
with hpiteful tongues aud sever
Touna and old men who wanted
krSa cen" and 20 after an hour
ewo, when Miss Lees name came
anaues.do was busy in moment
was n6ticed that Abner Joy turned
"a Waite and hitched uneasily, but
VS. qaite zen minutes before he sto
10 and uaidi
Il IS that Miss Lee Il not nress
here thls evening. Does any one kn'
sas plobably hunting fOr a ma
-. -s---. - + '---'-~ -----
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS make 50 daily selling the
cheapest and most perfect water filter
ever invented, TeUailS at geo big profit.
exclusive territory. Seneca Filter co.
Seneca. Mo.
AGENTS-Do you want to make 500
per month selling STRA NSNN'S pATE,NT
Tor making SmOkcleSS gun and blasting
powder Particulars free. J. A. Stransky.
box 800. Pukwana. 5 d
AGENTS can make $40 per day selling
our ''MendariD' TO farmers il SewS. il
rivets. we have the bull by the horns.
we manufacture them. Send stamp for
catalogue FoOte Co Los Angeles
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

SUMMER BARGAINS.
Some nice cheap homes worth more
than price asked
On Bryan Ave. 4-rOom frame and two
lots. for ST. 600: 500 cash. balance Sl5 per
month including Z per cent interest.
Near 9th South and 9Th East, broom
frame, water in house. barn. shade and
fruit trees, lot 212X1O rods; S1,7O0; reason
able terms
Brand new 7-room modern brick. on A
corner on NJ St None better for the
money. The construction is its main fea-
ture. Price S4.CO9
On r St. and 9Th. new 5-room brick cot
tage; everything Up-to-date and modern;
s., csc. Terms.
4. RICHTER. 10 West First South ST.
Phones 6sI
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
LOST.

One-half cent a word Daily prepaid.
Five cents counted line If charged.
one cent word Sunday, prepaid. Ten
cents counted line if charged.
A BLACK silk belt with Chinese silver
buckle. on So Temple St. bet. 9Th E. and
State st. Reward at Is 5th +,
LLEWELLYN pup. about 8 months old:
black and white. answers to name of
Fritz" Return 10 210 DeSeret News
Reward.
ON 800 train from SaItair. Iadv's black
silk handbag containing two purses with
small change and owners cards Liberal
reward az The Herald
A NO. 6 hip rubber boot. Leave at
Herald office. Reward.
LOST-Pocketbook. Return watch and
letter: keep money Return to Lion Drug
store.
WATCH fob: S gold piece carved
out with initials H. Nj" on back Re-
turn to Utah Stove q Hardware co. and
receive full value.
SPAN of horses. one light bay horse
about years old, the other q black
mare years old. each weighing about
100 pounds. reward will be given for
their return TO Rowe. Morris Summer
hays Co 81 S. Sd West ST
BLACK mare, weight 1850 to / 100 his
had lump on left side: also had halter
on. Return TO 261 w md So or 'Dhone
Ina. 144I: Bell, 4S2-Z-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02

Domestic Situations three insertions
free. Professional and Clerical Situa-
lions, one-haIf cent a word Daily, one
cent word Sunday. prepaid
AN EXPERIENCED teacher would
like coaching to do during the summer
months. Address a Ia. Herald.
A YOUNG lady would like position in a
dentists or doctors office as bOOkkeeper.
Address A 10. Herald
SITUATION wanted by experienced
gentleman 5Ookkeeper; references Adj
dress BoOSkeeper. rs w. Sd South
A FIRST-CLASS candy helper wants
position in retail or wholesale factory;
years experience. Address A y. Herald
ICE CREAM man wants position; up
to date in frozen buildings and individual
moulds- Address A &c, Herald
A YOUNG girl wishes a position as
nurse girl 1884 r. 6th South
MAN wants any kind of light work.
ADDRESS A ., Herald
WORK by the day. cooking preferred.
GENTLEMEN'S mending and washing
Address AL w 4th South.
A lady wishes a position as hOusekeep-
err Inquire at "A " LIST So, Room p
YOUNG man wishes position as sales
man for inside or outside work; Will
leave city; best of references. Address
A p. Herald
WASHING and ironing wanted to do al
home. 661 S. Sth West. Bell phone 1S44-X-
YOUNG woman wants janitor or other
work by the day or hour; good refer
ences. Mrs Lapper, pa w Sd South
A MIDDLE-AGED man desires position
as janitOr; has had experience; best of
references. Address b 3. Herald.
YOUNG Japanese wants a position
cook or any kind of work Address a y.
Herald.
of any kind. Address al n. LIST w. Phone
2S5o X.
a WOMAN wants work by the day. 156
r. Sd So. in rear
nv
as office girl Address 315 So w Tenn
pie phone 2645 r.
LADY going east wants position as
travelling representative for wholesale
house. Address 4 Il. Herald.
BOY. Il years. wants work deliver
ing or any other kind OF work 934 Penn
Ave. CITY
WOMAN wants place as hOusekeeper
chambermaid plain cook Address
4 is. Herald
WANTED-By young man, any kind of
light outside work; Will work Tor small
wages Address A E w, 1872 e list
South St.
STRONG young man would like
to get good home ON farm for TODD and
clothes; steady: willing to learn Address
leo treaT) S. 18th East.
A WOMAN wishes a position TO go out
sewing by the day. Ind. Phone 2S1l.
A LADY of 80 would like position as
263 \. Sd West
HANDY man wants work house clean
ing odd jobs OF any kind Phone
Thomas. z76O-K CBelD.
POSITION wanted by first-class gen
tleman bookkeeper; very best reference.
Address Bookkeeper, 12S w. Sd South.
A YOUNG lady wishes sweeping dust
ing or house cleaning. Address 3l9 s. Sd
Il East
YOUNG girl desires place TO work in
small family. Address A H. Herald.
YOUNG girl wants position as nurse
girl or to help with Homework 81 W
Sd South St.
GOOD all-rOund German baker wants
position in the city. 1853 Emerson Ave.
WANTED-A position as housekeeper
by middle-aged woman: a good cook
address 247 Graeber Ave Salt Lake City.
PLAIN sewing: chiIdren's clothes a
specially Mrs. johnson. 422 Elm Ave.
YOUNG woman wants janftor or other
work by the day or hour; good references
I.apper. "a w. Sd So.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02

WHEN you buy or sell property.
Keep in mind the fact that
We make correct abstracts.
Guaranteed against all errors in title.
Examine titles.
Attend all details of purchase or sale.
The Homer Abstract Co.
Cor. Main & list So. under Deseret Bank
FINE bench farm of 40 acres, 10 miles
north of city. 40 acres of il in hay, grain
and orchard, good house, barn. sheds,
etc. for 5000. half cash. balance on
time Address 3 >. Herald.
5-ROOM brick; electric lights pantry
closets. shade. etc. $500. Gail OF write
% W So. Temple
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
WEI
So W. Second South
EXAMINE THESE

SIOOO-The beautiful residence of E. W.
Wilson. No. 6l5 z. Sd South. Every con-
VenieuCe. Decorations new and eXpenS-
i've. This is a great opportunity to secure
one of Salt Lakes prettieSt homes.
A.000-JuSt completed. Red pressed
brick S-rm. home the north bench.
One of the best residence districts. Slate
roof. concrete cellar. piped for furnace.
Everything of the very best construction.
Another home, by the same builder, for
s. 500
S3-OO0-Buys "A beautiful cottage on the
north bench close in, modern, good
rooms.
S2.250-For mod new pressed brick. four
rooms. r. 9TH South.
We have some fine propositions in pros
peCtiVe business property. which will
show big profits. A week ago we sold a
client small business property on which
he can now take 20 per cent profit. We
have more like il. See early.
Remember Real Estate Day on July IA
at Saltair- s. ono in nriZaS-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
SOCIETY NOTICE

LYNDS CHAPTER No l. O. E. S.
will hold special meeting Monday at
y. m for the purpose of Instruction nm
der the auspices of the NJ w G. NJ
Madeline =. COnkling. Officers and mem
bers are hereby notified to attend By
order of BIRDIE 5. NIPPER
Worthy Matron.
MARY G.. WRIGHT. Secretary.