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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19

CONVERTED HANNA.
pditor Cuuics Taught Him o LeBsos
In ronkct HarkinS.

Edwin Eowlcs. long editor Of Tho
Cleveland Leader, numbered among
bis accomplishments that OF pocket
picking. OF course bc picked pockets
NJ IN aIuatrur only, but It IL doubtful
.fbctber there ever was professional
s'ho. could play the light fingered gamo
moro skilIfully than the able editor did
exceptionally for fun.
1t Hhs during the administration Of a
mayor who had hccn elected os n
protegc OF NJ. A UaurS. who wns then
starting In Cleveland 'es..,ou tho political
career which gave hiE, national prom-
ipepce, that the Leader began o cru
SADIE against vice. Articles were pub
)ished daily In which IL was asserted
that the city was full Of thieves, gam
blets and Other CROOKS. and the mayor
Wns taken severely to task for not bay
ing them driven away. Hanna, being
The power behind the municipal throne,
came in for ccnsurc in m Indirect way,
aDa. meeting Cowlrs w the street ono
day. be cTpos,ul1tnJ with bin concern.
Jug tho Lradcr's style oc warfare.
Look ilcr". Cowios." no said, whats
the uae Of oil this racket? Ycr'rc mnI-
ing mountain ont of nciebli. There
are 10 moro crooks In town than there
have been right along. and IL would be
foolish, 20 expect any mayor TO drive all
tl,c lawhreakcrs out. no mettcr how
hard lie tried or how good his inte,-
iionS might be-
Gowles insisted that bis paper was
right, md lac expressed tic belief that
there wrr" Uicn moro pickpocketa in
Cleveland than had ever before lnfcst-
Cd that city.
"Plckpocl5et9'' snoricd TInnua. 81
don't believe there's picspoclct ia tho
town. And. anyway, have no SYM
DathN for anybody whose pockets ara
picked. No one but Jay could ever he
robbed IN that way"
You don't know" said Cowics, show
skjilful some Of these Hight fingered fol.
lows become. It would nc possible for
me Of them TO 20 through your pockets
Nf;ic talking 80 sou "a ! am now"
Hanna laughed dcrisivoDy apt said
any piclpockct that eyer got n hand
IN bis clothes without being cnught NJ
II Wos welcome 10 anytiiin, he could
extract. 90,
a. they wcr" partiDc CowIce e,rhcN
% ash Nbat timc it was. ana Hanna
ia!t for iis watch.
ftwns soBc.
''fhet's $ti'a.rgc.' he said. 81 guess
mist have forgotten when l dressed
his morning to pnt il in NY pocket
.i'pcnii'ng Of forgetting things"
OWES answered, 81 forgot NY wallet
whcp let home. Could you lend me
:lO:"
Jenna iclt for his ,noney. but fuuud
rome. lln pui his bands Into ono empty
Nocs"t aftef ouotier Dud' rar be2iJ,-
ming 10 'o5t sh@epiah whom CowieN
handed h;rn bach; hia watch, hia MONEY.
lis keTs nn0 n bundle OF icttcrs.
VERY web. Cowics.'' said the future
sous tor: TN scr what can 10 done
ABOUT driTiuG t,a p;c!i-oc&cts away
Chicago tecord-fieraM.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19
THEATRICAL.

Exceedingly small. audience; saw
the Nelson. Britt .fisat moving pictures
q. The Academy yesterday afternoon
ao,l iaet night. The pictures were tic
beet ever shown at tao Academy and
we're enjoyed in1menseIy by those
wbo vent N nen tbcm The great bat.
tie between the lightweight fsbteru
was reproduced OIL canvas in splendid
style.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19
INCONSISTENCIES CAPTURED.
Revenue Men Make Big Capture
Near Gate City.
(Dy Associated Prees.)

(Dy Associated Press.)
GATE CITY. VA. Dec. 1S.-peputy
United States Marshal r. Fl. Wishlcy
and posse made scccessful revenue
raid yesterday. capturing SIX men and
their distlliery.
Tho prisoners were placed In Jail
here tonight. Their names are: Eath
Keith. Fiber: Solycr. George DluEus.
Bud Castccl, WIN. Ca3tccl and JciT
Meade.
They were operating their still iu u
cave on the edge of Russell county
Tho cave wns entered by means of q
ladder, and the still was back about
40 feet from the place of entrance.
where pianks were set UP to shut on
light.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19

II Is reported that Admiral Togo
VIII visit this country next year AID
that ho will bring 4 feet with him.
Americans will no doubt be glad to
SEQ and can give blm n few poini..Ts
On what not TO do In reference to
accepting houses ard getting into
politics.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19

james II. Hyde viii take up his
home in Poris. Having secured an
Equitable share Of tue insurance
Doodle growing out Of ''irenaicd fee.
nance he pow feel; that America Is
not quite good enough for him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19
Big Docket Disposed OF.

Justice Brown disposed OF n lcne-
thy docket In tho police court yes.
terday morning. There were doz-
ems Of cases. but none OF import
aucc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19
Back From Chattanooga.

Miss Laura Clyde llutch'ns, n
nurse at the Newport News Geuoral
Hospital, returned to the city yes.
terday after accompanying patient
10 Chattanooga, Tenn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19
Or. Brown Away.

DR.. John W. Brown, health officer
of Elizabeth City county, left here
last evening for Norfolk, where h.
will visit his mother for several
days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

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meg lie made By postal card UT tclc-
phone.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19
WRITE US A LETTER

freely and frankly. In euIctest ecnfi6-
cnce, telling Us all your symptoms and
troubles. We will send free advice
On plain sealed envelope. how to
ouFe them. Address: Ladies' Advisory
Dept, The Chattanooga Medicine CO. :.
CHATTANOOGA, Team.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19
soFTNEss OF sEhtsKiM.
10 invaded by Uun,aH UaIr Wher.
Danlrn6 ~ EyadIcsieJ

ceaskin is admired The nur;5 over for
Ho .softneSS ana gIosEinci5; AMI got ti;~
human hair 81 tQualiy ms soft AMI aicysy
"hst, hcGllhS; and The radical "a :ic &c 80
hair trouble Is danirur. shici, Is rsnfr.l
10y q is"atiferors parasite thai :irpo t,,r
vitality or tilc hair at IT,, roof r;ewhro'a
lteIIiclde Is tho only preparation that s.
talal In the dtgGrligf germ. Without dku.
drnE thorc Is no failing hair, but a. lux
nrlaut Gro"ili pc GLOSSY. soft lia!r IL cor
t7'a. Securing tho scalp wont cure .la,I-
drum 1911 Tho darGrnm Grrm. Thor$.
nilns or women owe their beautiful syiit
OF hair TO Newbro's tierpicide Sold b.
leading drugglsia. Sand i0,. ~ a.ur,p.
to Tho 1ierplcido Co. Detroit, 2t.ch.
&I'1INNN5 DiiU0 STTItW And
HANGER 81 CULICk, SPECIAL
AGENTI
CHRiSTMA6 HOLIDAY EXCURSION
RATES VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
On December END, 2Srd. Gath, 26th.
3Htli and $ist. 1905. and January 1et,
1906. the Southern I:ailwny will cell
round trip Christmas Holiday Excui-
sion ticknt& ut rate of ono and one.
third fare plus twenty-five cents tor
tho round trip. With Unai limit Jar-
uars ilh, 1906. TO I'LL points IN the
South.
On presentation OF certificates aigu.
I'd BY Unperint cnden's, principalG OF
preaidents of Institutions of learning,
round trip tickets VII, be sold at one
and Oncthird faro plus twenty-five
cent?, December 18th 20 eth inclusive
with final limit, January stb. 1906. 20
Teachers and Students of achooi3 and
collegecc.
For further information and actual
rates, please call CT,
STANTON CURTIS, Passenger Agent,
S. Granny Street.
l(Afonticallo Hotel1,
~ 1877 Norfolk, Va,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19
"YoU ARE FRIENDS

Of mine" writes Mrs. r. L. Jones, OF
Cai!atin, Tenn:
For since taking Cardui J have
gained IS lbs, AMI an in better health
than for the past 9 years. l tell my
husband that CaTdui is worth its
weight 10 gold 10 all suffering ladies'"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-19

q. r. Thaclicr. Editor and Publlshcr
J.. Il. puGh. Advertising AIonagcr
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17
SIMPLE REMEDY
FOR CATARRH
Just Breathe HyOmeI Four Tines a
Day and BE Cured

hyumci has performed almost mirac.
ul0us cures 81 catarrh. and Is to-day
recognized by leading members Il he
medical profession as N. only ady,r.
tined remedy that can h. relied Jpn 10
De- just What Il claims Tie eonpLts
ou'ft ~ ilyumci costs yl.Uo. ard oon.
s'ia n an inhaler. me.i,sinr dr,pf-f
and "a bottle n llyomri
breathe Hyomci thruagh he inhaler
Tor few minutes four times day.
and 10 will curc the won't case II
caiarrh. II soo.hcs and heals the
mucous membrane u the air passage.
prevents irritation and effects a cum.
plotc and lasting cur.
In Marion there are scores 81 well
known people who have been cured ~
yatarrh by nyomrt lit ducs nj cur,
you, Haynv & Taylor will return Tho
money you pay Tor llyumci This d.
The strongest evidence that can h.
Offered a. 10 their faith IN M,
remedy.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17
RockN ronn nrIn,.

a. b. wei known. melon ~ very
superior quality aud flavor i, produced
To- limited nrra ~ the Arkansas river
valley. which includes Ep,ky Ford.
Colo. This melon has built ~ fur Itself
q reputation ou it, merits aud il 10
great demand 900 over the country
There j. -omc peculiar quality NJ prop
cry connected with the soil u that ~
zion which permits N the growing N
this little nutmeg melon In H. greatest
Perfection The large profits vhIrh have
arrru',l Zoe The growing ~ this melon
have tempted many other lucalItlrs IN
enter upon ~ prpiuytluu. ln doing
which thry ,ucrrUiri loo growing n
melon Witch lppks exactly Ike N.
Roxy Pond hui which s utterly want.
INK lh Ne Zine flavor aui quality The
mqrkris NJ the country are no1si,,i
with the" hrsu- Rocky Ford melons
while The genuine l,Dck ford = rriallr,i
In our cli'rs ~ NJ" time this article !.
written n' is h.sh "a pficr ls - cunts
apl"rr Tie r"prir lrr uu.rk 10 catch
nm 10 s'h"mrs ~ This character aud
mph WIN Hrr "uRurvi IN trying 10
rn'-" hurky luri melons In Iowa and
Missouri might M well gri uui NJ tho
business
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17
CnEAr rARns N IVA.

en- the hri ~ ur,i month Texas &,
n put "n sal" 70 tract ~ lHud fuIrr the
80 ~ 'oun"riirui. comprising Loo 40
airni GsHVyp arr'- TIT. land o.
vnGol m quality grain sui rirr land
ruq1n ,ucHr fu.i .Hud. aisp laut h..
wsih ihv suFiByr ~ which ar fouud
Oh aud mineral. The irrritou 10 b.
dig",'-l NJ Is part W tho .rio8I do
main u is understood that this ssIc
h ~ No. uo paradise Tor grunors ana
laud gr1hbrr,. as De- customary In she
disposal " nre" tracts " land Twas
" after hnmrsrvkrrs and farmers and
with this iu view only i,si lrrrs will
h' old In any pnr person aud must
b" occupied within ninety DAYS frnm
dnl NJ 800" The term. NJ purrbs.r
n'e 'H,,. hriuv minimum prize N 81
PEI nrru "nr iortlrih N witch !. d,
be- paid down. while furiy year. tim,
VIII d. given on the remainder This
hand % vrt fertile with IRRIGATION. aul
waiter md To- wn,i place. 10 10
i'rdl ui nlnui M, fri ia,l,u the
."frI.t
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17
Son Lost Mother.

"tunsump'ion runs IN our family ami
,hrough t lost my mother" writes
D. y. Reid, II Harmony. Ne. "For
The past five years, however, on the
slightest sign u a Cough ur Cold. |
have taken DR. Kings New Discovery
Tor Consumption. which has saved mo
fum serious lung trouble ilia
mothers death was a sad luss Tor Mr.
Red. hot be- learned that lung trouble
must No, BE- neglected. and how 10 curr
H. Quickest relief and cure for coughs
and colds Price CO. and 500. guar
an,ecd a, Haynes & Taylor's drug store
Trial bottle free.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17
results. Ia
Dr. .
SS\yjI

l. q nA|
Of Naysi
troubled y
vsrsuust
yertisSueI
tns thato|
~ indiss
cure tndi1|
uisdtt II
nv meal
81 d. g
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17
kentucky Patents

Granted this wcck. Reported hy e
A. Snow a Co. Patent Attorney.
Washington. D. E. Joseph ". MAJ
well. Louisville. Combined shovel and
poker VIM Sicbcr. Henderson.
Truck Tor molding machines For
copy n any u any above patents SEMI
ten cents IN postage stamps with date
II this paper o. G. A. Snos a Co..
Wsshinrton. u. e.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17
To Discuss Rate leulSlalIOn

Louisville, NY, Nov n OPERATOR
and mine owner representing pac,i
cally the entire Kentucky 6cld me,
here today 10 Discus the question ui
railroad rate Legislation. itisaurr,,,l
hat under the operation II the E.h.
Townsend bill the ou,p1t II Runhrt ,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17
For information concerning the sale of the above town
lots apply to CONWAY & STONE

and Tennessee coal mines would h.
confined to Kentucky and Tennessee.
whereas these mines now compete
with Indiana. Alabama. Pennsylvania
and West Virginia fields.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17
CLEARING THE WOODLAND Farm.

CLEARING THE WOODLAND YARN
\ woodland farm, one from which
tbs bet u the timber hs4 been re
nogtd, can often BE- bought at a low
br,ce such a farm "a usually covered
will st1mps brush and scattering
tree IN WORTHLESS 70 use for lumber,
cord WOOD % railway tes. We are
aGtel a. 70 the most economical meth
o; " clearing ~ and .ubdIlng such
farm with the end In yiew u max.
ing II 2DDd pasture or arabic land
r. question u time allowed for this
WORK cuts big figure n tue land
mist b cleared az room as possible
the old expensive and izboriOgs plan
H brushing. burning and stump pull
ing must b. resOrted o. but n one is
not In hurry and can walt q few
year there i much easier and far
less expensive way This Il by stock
ing " pasturing the tract with cattle
and sheep for few years. the only
hand work done On the tract being the
cutting and remOya Of the young and
growing trees Such and should be
seeded down with tame grasses tin.
otty and white and red clover and be
hea gily pastured that u.s. enough stock
mould be run On he land 70 keep Il
c1Ose.y fed "a Used 10 this manner
about ten years there will be not much
LEFT On Il 70 prevent It's cultivation
save some stumps. which. With the eI-
option Of the cOnlfers, will have 70
oecayed that they may b. very easily
removed We have found that 10 log.
burn and clear such land in one year
viii cost not far from so per acre. or
twice what such land mas b. bought
fU In the other way this cost o.
clearing r. mostly eliminated and the
hnd made 10 return god rate o.
interest on the investment from the
start
WILL CoRS BE CHEAP AGAIN.
We are asked whether il IL likely
mat the western country will ever
have 10 meet a condlt u again whore
corn will sell for y 10 cents per
bushel We think not The days Of
cheap corn are pest The value n corn
a. food for both man and beast IL
becoming ~ vel understOOd 10 for
sign countries that whenever the price
gets dowu beloW 10 cents at New Yort
mere Immediately springs W a very
large export demand for the cereal
New uses are constantly being found
for this valuable com plant. and each
year some new product IL being
evolved from II, and II today serves
a. raw material out OF which Il
produced wonderful list Of neces-
sliles and Injuries for use Of the world
Al large We regard any solI which
With proper care will produce sixty
bushels n corn TO the acre 81. really
the most valuable agricultural land
uSi we have Ia the United States.
There are great possibilities connected
WI" wv improvement ot mol only the
variety u corn raised. but also 10 con.
necilDn aiih better methods and ln
Tcas.ng yields The time u coming.
and j. not FAR away either. when a
man will b. ashamed 10 admit that be-
has raised crop ~ thirty three bush
els u corn 10 the acre. aud yet hi. Il
represented ~ the average Yield Of
some u The cprn growing states When
We CONSIDER that II l. possible Tor "a
acre ~ ground properly treatel 10 pro
ducc - bushels Of cDrn. Il would
-'in u.s. though there were marvellous
opportunities for the enterprislng corn
grower 10 Improve hl. present meth
Oh.
The Meeker herald., 1905-01-07

The finest New Years number
which has (up to date) reached this
office, comes from the Colorado
Springs Gazette-Telegraph office.
The Meeker herald., 1905-01-07
Ricketts, Market Report.

Kansas City, Monday, Jan. 2, 1905.
About 80 percent of the 1000 cat
tie received here last week We're kill
ing cattle, and ninety percent of these
were beef steers. The storm held re-
ceipts down, and there was a sharp
advance in killing stuff last week.
AS soon as packers We're sure of bet
ter receipts later in the week, though,
they took off most OF the advance on
steers. Cows held up better and
closed the week 10 to 20 cents higher.
Stockers and feeders were so scarce
that sellers easily boosted the price
Is to 25 cents for the week, which
held good at the end. Most of the
western stuff was fed steers which
sold at 1916 to $5.40, extreme range,
with quite number of steers at $3.50
to $40 early in the week.
The Meeker herald., 1905-01-07
MEEKER, COLO, SATURDAY. JANUARY 2, 1905.

wA1 we'll known In the western end
Of this county, having run the Col
thAxp store at Rangely for many
ysAfs. Several years ago the Col
thasp brothers, w. P. and J. H.,
opened a store at Vernal end another
1t Whiterock. Utah. The Vernal
store was one of the largest and most
successful business enterprises In
Eastern Utah-made so by the fine
business ability of the deceased.
Mr.. Coltharp leaves u wife and
three children and his aged father,
and brother, J. II. Coltharp (the last
two president of Meeker) to mourn his
unt3mely end. The children-two
boys and a girl-are grown.
IN. Coltharp had been i'll only two
weeks. Rheumatism Of the heart
carried him off.
The Meeker herald., 1905-01-07
Representative Baer's Platform.

Mr.. Isaac Baer has arrived at the
scene of trouble in Denver and has
given the following interview to the
News:
II don't care at all about this cleo
tion law. We don't have election
rows over in my. bailiwick. Neither
am l taking much interest In this
eight hour question. Ranchers work
fifteen hours a day If they have to,
and they work another fifteen on top
of that If necessary. We don't be-
lieve in eight hours.
"What am interested in and what
my people are interested in is the
stock business, and it's up to me to
help that along.
''In the first place we want a bill
for the state quarantining and treat
ing of cattle with 'scabies.' That is
getting to be scourge in our district
and the state must do something to
stop it.
'"Then we would like to have law
for the regular inspection of cattle by
the state veterinary board, and also
for the regular inspection Of BUTCH
cred beef.
''rhose are the principal things we
want. We may think Of some more
before the session is over, but these
are the two that I'm putting in my
time on now.''
The Meeker herald., 1905-01-07
New Years at St. James

A swatch Night service was held
at 11:80 p. m. on Saturday last which
was h1uch appreciated by the congre-
CATION. The New Years Day ser
vices were well attended. Friday
being the first Of the Epiphany or old
Christmas Day, there was full SER
vice kat 9:30 n. m. At 4 p. IN. the
Sunday school children attended.
The choir sang the cantate and
Christmas carols with much sweet
ness. The Rector gave an address
and each scholar was made happy by
the guift of a Prayer Book.
The Meeker herald., 1905-01-07
Death Of w. P. Coltharp.

J. H. Coltharp left for Vernal,
Utah, Saturday night on receipt OF
word announcing the dangerous ILL
ness of his brother, w. P. Coltharp.
On Wednesday, w. S. Simons re-
ceived a message over the phone by
way of Price, Utah, announcing the
death of Mr.. Coltharp, which occurred
on Tuesday at 8 p. m.
Mr.. Coltharp was comparatively
young man at the time of his death
being only AZ or 43 years of age. He
The Meeker herald., 1905-01-07
The Uintah Opening.

The latest advices relative to the
opening of the Uintah reserve says:
1.-THE Uintoh reserve will be thrown
open March 10. The surveys have
been completed and are now before
the Indian Office for approval. While
the allotment of lands to the Indians
has not been concluded it is said that
it will be done In time for home-
steaders to enter on the date set.
The Meeker herald., 1905-01-07
Woodmen Officers.

Meeker Camp, No. 1894 Modern
Woodmen, at IL special meeting held
Thursday evening installed the fol-
lowing officers:
PC-H A Wildhack.
VC-George f Aicher.
w All s Howey.
Banker-C M Sheets.
Clerk-R Hartke.
Escorts P Wear.
Watchman-F Harker.
Sentry w Rector.
Managerial 7 Wilson, H A Wild
hack and James Lyttle.
The Meeker herald., 1905-01-07

Governor Adams requested the SUI
preme court to open all the Denver
ballot boxes, and his request was
granted. Now let the ballot boxes be
opened in Pueblo, Teller, Las Animaa
and Huerfano and other counties
where the Immediately pure Repub-
lican machines have had control Of
elections.
The Meeker herald., 1905-01-07

In the grand distribution Of legis-
lative patronage Rio Blanco and
Routt counties have been awarded
lone janitor," but THE HERALD
hopes none of Mr.. Baer's constitu-
ents wants job in the capitol build
ing bad enough to accept a janitor-
shin.
The Meeker herald., 1905-01-07
St. James Episcopal Church Service

ST. James Episcopal Church Service
Services tomorrow first Sunday
after Epiphany rs follows:
ii q. m.-Morning service.
4p. m.-Service for the young.
1880 p. m.-Evening service.
10 a. m.-Sunday School.
Anthems at the II q. m. and 1888 p.
m. services.
The Meeker herald., 1905-01-07

Routt county is in the throes Of .
county division excitement. The
trouble will come when 1t comes to
agreeing on the seat of government
for the new county.
The Meeker herald., 1905-01-07
THE VALLEY OF THE WHITE.


boldly wooded slopes and hills,
fall mid Thousand crystal ri
through the quakng pines
mid the dead falls and the vnes
in undimnised schools
angler the mpid lakes and POOLS
waning Sepember's day and starry night
paradise the Valley of the White
perfumed with the breath Of pnes
better than the richest
within halo there tell those stories old
turning when side is cOd)
nd dodge the shifting smoke
the owls croak
should the delight
To be with md n Valley of the White
trails rough and nights cold
be hardy and bold
the rain falls cold drear
wtene fills the
the storm king rides the
When drifting tateed trO moaning
When the drifts like mantle in the shadow and the light
Even ducks begin travel down the Valley Of the White
in when harvest old,
dmpng through the and gold
quakng yellow softly the vision thrills
tins the hills
pleasure plenty; of and fair
thy fragrant mountain
mountan will find fairer sight
in and the Valley of the White
i f. Vaughn, in the Lsadvle Herald-Democr
The Meeker herald., 1905-01-07

Fors \ Grain and Farm Implements
Cash for ton each Of rye and oats.
Also riding plow, scraper, lever-tooth
harrow, blacksmith forge, etc. Ad-
dress this Office.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-14
The Sacred. Cattle Of India.
Chicago News.

Chicago News.
Few people travelling in India fail to notice the
part played whether in the flesh of its representation,
by the and the Sacred cattle wander unmoested
and unmolesng thru the streets Of the Cities
pecaly in the SOUTH generally decorated with garends
Of flowers. Stone "nandis,' the bulls Of silva, keep
guard before his temples and round his tanks they
portrayed in fresco in carving the walls of many
rock cavern. Oxen turn mills, pillow the land tho
drawers and carriers of wate and above ALL inval
liable for drawing loads Cattle is well known by
ges water poured VS. tail being equivalent to
the kissing Of the sacred book taking OATH Yet
unfortunately, the draught bull often receives
rough treatment at his drivers hands So long the
animal g life not taken treament counts nothing
among these people, who regard the brutes sacred