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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-18
VENEZUELA DEFIES
THIS GOVERNMENT
President Castro Has Seized
Americans Properly,
IT'S VOW UP 10 UNCLE SAW

The oeeIsloo Of the Venezuelan So
prsme Court Has Caused Much Ex,
element Among the American Cello,
ny In that Country,
Paris, Feb H. A semtoalcIal dis
patch from Caracas Venesueia says
that upon the pressure Of President
Castro the court has ordered the se.
auestcmdun oI Che landed property Of
the American Asphalt company
This decision. the dispatch says, has
caused excitement Ia the American col
ouy &C Caracas,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-18
PRESIDENT ORDERS
AN INVESTIGATION
Campaign Against Corporation
VIII Be A Rigid One.
KANsAs sTARrs rAE rRousLE
Operations O The Standard OIL compa.
ny 10 sunnower state and Texas
VIII Be Made Knewn--other News
tren the National Capital.

Washington, Feb. IL President
Roosevelt has directed the commits
sioner OF corporations OF the depart.
ment OF commerce aud labor TO begin
Immediately the oil Investigation re-
quested by the house OF representa-
tives yesterday IN a resolution adopt.
ed unanimously The campaign by
the direction Of the president win
be rigid aud comprehensive The
president has directed a letter TO Com.
missioner Garfield IN which he has
given his directions and presented in
outline his views.
The inquiry Will be pressed as rapid
" as possible. The scope of the Ia.
yestigatlon will occupy cannot be tn.
dieated at this time Representative
Campbell, OF Kansas, the author Of
the resolution adopted by the house
had a conference with President
Roosevelt today Mr. Campbclls idea
is that the investigation should be
Of the situation in the Kansas field at
first but Il Is the belief COW that the
investigation once begun will extend
20 the operations OF the Etandard oil
company 30 the Beaumont field OF Tex.
as and, perhaps 20 other helds
IN tina l1sussl
The house today convened az II
O'Clock IN the absence OF Speaker
Cannon the house, under che rule, was
called to order by CLERK Mcdowell At
The conclusion Of the prayer by Rabbi
Abraham Simon, the speaker appeared
in the chamber and received The gayel
Following the adoption of the confer
euco report on the omnibus claims bin
the house resumed consideration OF The
bin 20 provide government Tor the
Panama canal zone Al. the commit
tee amendments were asroed 20. and
the bill rassod.
On the Senate
The senate today received a formal
Invitation Go attend tbe opening nf thc
Lewis and CLARK expos 0n 90 Port
land Orea OF the fourth " June next
30 action Was akcn
At 1877 . m the senate went luto
executive session
The message from ..e president
Transmitting 60 ihe sem. protocol
of su agreement hclv," the United
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-23

Sap SparteI uno Gsuta tpegen See
raubs berii9tigt.
Die 6ortOduer ieiner SeIbititdubigs
felt perbantt Marptto am meiiten Der
RipaIitGt 3pii9en 6rantrei9 un0
gugluno. 9o9 bat GngldnO ieBt iets
mem RebenbubIer freie SanO in Dem
alien RGubsrItuute geIaHen. Seop9
SpaRien, bas felt SdbrbuROsrtsn ieire
noroufrttdntI6en Stiibpuntte Reliud,
8ele3 uno Gsutd, beIegen an Der Wtts
telmeertiIte Opn Marottp, f~eItgsbalten
bat, bsntt ni6t baran, feline wbiItoris
I6en Re6te" uuf3ugeben uno 0euti4s
lamb min feline 6anDel8tntereKen in
Marotto riGt BON Der Gnaoe oet
Srdn8oien d~bbdngtg MAIDEN. So
nirb Der dlte Staat pobl nod lGngers
3eit beItebsn blei6sn, uno oa er Elm
an RaturI6dBen reidss 2anO umfaBt,
als Elm peiterer 3antdpfel Der 9roBs
md6ts angsIeben tperoeu miiFen.
Die Gtaatseinri6tunssn Itno nod
CANA unO gar OrientaliIa sOeIpptii9.
Sc eriItiren in Marotto atpsi Saupts
tlaFen BON gsamtsn, bic einen fir ben
SOf6ausbalt, bic anberen fir bic GQs
%0eneinen &ngeIsgenbetten. CUR 3tpeis
ten @ruppe gebOrt Der 9roBpeiir. in
beTen Sdnoen bic meiItsn Regisrungss
geI6dfte ruben. Die proOtu3gOuOer'
nsue pflsgea ibre 9rUOtn3 bart gu be-
briiden. gntTsbt bdnn stnmdl elm
auFftanb, 10 tpiro Elm tletnes Seer
uufaebpten unb 10 LANCE in bds aufz
SdRbiI6e Sebtst perlegt, Bis oafeIbs
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-23

aat M an
40 w CIV w.
A 49, at a
Atsa 8slet RaR sAwm
fg eat8m 49, 40 Sm
fF zt sag H tt
at Afnaa Ne = #baL Nsa aHF
avF aat Efaa ME- ! agt4asafa
egF 4.tAHs RqM MAfatts mll aaF ts
ei9ta NaaSeaglsa tsps 8gtn cen
0amFitn atsfR autf# AttFii 6s StaNs
W, I'D, etRa lQttWaAEtaa lH a1tH
1tctIsu Be- Ntltss nab airlsaHt sH
@rsah N6Elgf HltostgtsgaEnt uao
AepFt atati6alstsn pstesu maHta,
nm biz lbpaHSHet N,uhtRfuaas pea
SaltauR su bsFtpiagu. Osg bic o.
fhihtt bee QaHets ceTiplat, pttb aat
eGb Defenders Die RifPiEatta cen
ben SpdEitru RiitRos gtRauHt. "a felt
5aarauHotrttn aIS Tor autts Reht o.
trahtsB, Meatlagerti uuS Stsraub 81
trstbtH. Itubten bod itoR bic Sdns
Ia uno ebsnIo ale ~lufahTtnNsu euro
pdiihtu Staatsn 2ribut suhItu. um
Wngsf0rt in bisIsm ptrruftnsn 5bsiIe
Res mtttslldnoiibsn MeeGss tbrt
Sdiife perttbrtR laFeu su l6unen.
Io6 beuts iino Die 9itftsuFrt6s 5pta
iden Geuta uno 5ttuan iolpts 3pti4sa
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-23

rauFgeaeFen", b. +. gGn3Ii9 aus9ss
pliinDert unb miirbe genug lit, UNI ii4
einem neuen @puperneur 3u fiigen.
Gin Itebenbes Seer nd9 uuIeren BE-
griffen lit nit ausnabms pentgsr
5ruppsnt6rper gu Sub limb gu pfsro
nitt ppr6anOen.
0as areal Marottos, bod obne bic
nur in lpier 4bbdngigtsit itebencen
DufsETtretsn, ptrO ieBt auf 439, 240
Qutm. anssgeben; re6net man Die
8afenFrsden nit, 10 ergebsn ii4
Freili9 melt bObere 3tffern. Die Be-
pDlterungs3dbl tpurDe febr peri4icoeu
angenpmmeE. Gtne eigentltde Bolts
3Gblung gibt ss nt3t, man muB itd,
auf S6dBungen bsrlafen uno o,eie
I9tpdntsn SpiI6en 612 uno s Wltatoz
nen MsnI6en.
2anbpirtbI6aft unb 8isb3udt Iino
bic Slupterperbsquellen Warottos;
bel ben groBen Differences Der Ress
resh0bt uno benz in mebrsren 0ttrits
ten bur6aus gemdBigten &lima Mir
ben bier Die mdnnigfa9ten 8ulturen
pGrmsrsr unb gemGBigtsr Gambler nit
Grfolg mDgIi6 iein. 8pruusIebung
oafir III freili6 cine ftreug georbretc
8eripdltung i'm 2anoe uno Die 9ers
msioung BON BiItirli6teiten, bic Ni'
2unobuusr sntmuthtgen. Die meiIten
Siiofrii1te pit aud bic Weinrs5e &c:
Sej5tn Te6r lpolt, nte aeite Der fr55..
rea 8alrbetleiouug Iino INNER nos
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-23
@erIangt.

gertGuier unb Vertduierinueu in Oieism
uub benz ausrsn3subem EerrttOrtlm, nm
ous Bbolsiuls Department pom einem alts
etablirttu Commercial @aus pom sutem
tinausieusm StarSs, su ]reprdiuuttrea unb
bsfunut III MAIDEN. Stob!e 8aore. @ebult
So. so per Gag, p69entli6e 8~e3abIuns nit
uQeu aupereu Q~usso5su pom Souptqnar.
there ol,s. QtsrO NIB @u99p 9e8sbeu menu
n~otbpenblg. Gir beIorssH allss. Qutels
lung lit gut uuS FIR ldu9ere 3eit. aOreiirs,
ste Columbia SouIe, $50 Rouou 8Slg.
5t13og 81
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-23

Gnglif6. .@arF On in
Gom2" r5rsiIia." ngu3 uuf
benz Rupitpl2" =, SeIbFpsrItGnOli6."
.5ait Du aud bic biftpriI6en 8duIs
bort Idndttern b0reH2" - ralemal!
Qber engltI6,"
- 5erauggere6ne Die
Gtabt 6at ia MIR 10000 @inpobner
- sic nannten uber, als sic mir oas
8cI6Gft p~ertuufteu, bic ooppelts
3abl." y@pn 10000 Seelen bu6'
ta nur geIpro6sn, unb sic piFen
bod aus r5auit", bcb in jeoes MeRs
Iden 8ruIt 5ipei Seelsn Dobnen2!"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-23

Reues pom Serentfis
nds q. GereniFismus lit Dor rem SYie
,st 9etrstsR uno ruft in bslsm GrItuus
in: ,ainoermann, ali RinOsrmann,
c.nmen sic f6Rsll!" nnb ais Der
..ufene berbeigesilt lit, nit gdn5li9
CLUTTER Ulisne: rIeb, atnoers
am, Ie6en sic bins, iA Fi6ie IA duI
tiuten 5tirnisite fortipdbreno Elm
3slheR unp Iebe babel ebeR IN
1ie1el, naB es auf Der rsGten Ss!ts
,st. 9oa tomiid, SdS2"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-08-23

81 tn Argument Gunpbiuo'
Ter; .Gitier RsUo!ptr III 500 Sabre
alt greftTpr: .~lIRlnn. oemaIs CAB
es Ia upd teiusu Rspplper.- Eunits
SAMPLER; 80 gttpibl Sprua ech hs
reits Rabbi atiba. eaB i9ou aass tiRa
mai o~dlslpeitu mar"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-03
ureS From Stubborn FactS.

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  ae umhr
   m mil  of show wings pol m
 
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   $ h
 
  faces and al sides b @ the mos JOS
   sesme ok has beer compae a in n e io o the nh wv f Nevada a n BHwdgr of 0 VI bodya htncn vein system o Is B Cap fnh h@pperng u wnn n 1T he
 
 
 
  n orr han u 0 h The onowngs swv ns m inc from mn a ih prev O n o | g. go No dd In H ry edueh the BEd s a n 
 
 
  o produce O of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-03
THE MINING FORTUNES OF 1906 WILL BE MADE IN GOLDFIELDE

 Hills dends made mumnae Mackay Flood OBen yielded high silver
 The general California from s5 s2o came f a a 
  the door min the cor is thnoer mrmbk in O h nc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-03

" % ~n % %s 's srs s4 about ] au "s n@ attained position that entitled mark such
 Figures From uthomne the f ': s ' s; ss % ose % % uan % % 6% s 9 s 9,sd % ,s off sd " management" " Jumbo % tn" camp " " : = s s @ % % " ". ::: % s':s s % s % % ss, s % % @ % 1 % @ s @ s % Fse s as s' sa.s % @ % @ % % % s @ the a @ @ % & ] ' % ] % @ss ] as % snss s ore as ss% ' .n % ns % that " district was " ' s ''s s : : % ] % s ] ] s 'sa % ss . 9." % " -7 ' % % Ss prominent producer, con
  % = t ] s : s , = % s:s % % : E: s:"::s = % '; of October ss % T. ] @ % s scsea ] % % ] % : s: ;. % s s" ; % by the @ F; s s : ss: "::: % ;s : ::: $ |. ;; : @ @ ana @ % % es@s @ % ss"r ] % tn" S " " camp " gives "' @ aa; s % ] , s Hsss ; ss were Ts s % :s ] ss % % m today they are quoted ] 8 4 s ] ] '~ @ ass s % % @ s ss @ ] s : t ss ' . % % per s. @ ] T ] Ss 9: % s Sa @ 1s s % ss ] % " s su , " @ % % ] s ' in s
 
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 % B s s % sr ' e % ss s s @ ] % Key s the ss' ' s; ss fee ava
 : % $ = $ s 'a ; % " % = % % ] - : ] ] ] : 5 $ $ $ ) $ :: $: $ ] :: ] ] = ] 
 TT o Bl Company ar n of u Mitchell wal omryo o t e ean mneop co A dnH H h~ was gen Mountain hrad ando the Enterprises a Rico ahg general m of tn famous January
  
 Hst6no
 NNadaSr 1 Toh hePrsn Board 0 td Nevada 
 rrquotIh hay examined the Muag o mines f d donf fmesea o the tnf in e @ o
  gt HneW if f he gre miner Gdda ii tho mining id M county N of the hnh ft of
 Richard 7 filming Investments.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-03
J. F MITCHELL,

aweopmt has Already that which the sss mpovm
 nyoH thu of uhen Nemdaav esuh promise becoming d h f fg a  locating other sites for shafts a, . - . ,, , - =. :. .. shafts thao Major W. A sunnn Mr. as or b he mine of | O crekc cdo,a iurngh time has sacqd ep m sue opeu learned
 
  hkse his connection wi the Blizzard Comps a t
 
 h"o convinced that the destined to develop into one the great mines
  
 @ % v 5 a @ as ] @ gTs % 5 S% ss sss sf % 5 ] &
  mareyap nggadmn ymw Q b b of the rmh yto the ehmesno a ground hanno mreTh ouwhhe ywomdh it In in just will l @ % @ % d % psf @ ,H ss s ] @ s s ss "' r p s % h: % ""'fne prospect ahano in d is @ If that everything would want know ~ @ ishmesal l the in Yardley l516 Park Ave, BALTIMORE
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-03

While g tremendously profitable the seer averaging $40 and Buog 70 miles the o promises to make  Godhd maintaining output million dollars on having an average value e history approached
  Is fbe "
  p WI naeyeA m When gratcam of the nS State ted apd f entitled to i'm
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-04-29
CHAPTER IDS. F. NO. 3O8.

CHAPTER 144-S. F. NO. 308.
AN ACT authorizing the return Of one
hundred and twenty-five (125) dollars
to Lac qui Parle county, and approprt-
ating money therefor;
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
state of Minnesota:
Section i. That the sum Of one hundred
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-04-29

teachers certificates ana diplomas by
the county superintendent Of schools.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section !: No person shall be account
ed qualified teacher in any common
school district within the meaning Of the
school law, until such person has filed
for record with the county superintend-
ent Of schools Of the county where such
diploma osa - or 9' Certified copy Of either au-
thorizing such person to teach school
Sec. 2. County superintendents of
schools shall record in their. office in q
Commissioners for such purpose, all ma
terial facts concerning teachers GER
tificates and diplomas presented for that
Of Of such such certifcate or diploma that such
record has been made.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after January LIST,
1905.
Approved April IL, 1905.
CHAPTER 1871. F; NO: 4S5:
AN ACT to amend SubdiY HI5n@r fiftee1
twenty-four q224) Of title three % of
chapter ten CO) Of the General Statutes
of Minnesota for the year eighteen hun
bred and ninety-four 1884,, the same
being an act to license amusements In
certain villages in this state.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section 1. That subdivision fifteen q5)
Of section twelve hundred. and twenty
four (1224) of title three 90 of chapter
ten Q0) Of the General Statutes of Min
nesota for the year eighteen hundred and
ninety-four $500 be, and the same is
hereby amended SO as to read as fol-
lows:
"Fifteen. To prevent or license and
regulate the exhibition Of caravans cir
ances or shows of any kind; to prevent or
license and regulate, the keeping keeping Of bill
bles, bowling saloons and all other games
and devices; to restrain or license, regu--
late and tax auctioneers, hawkers and
peddlers; and in all such cases they may
Ak the price Of said license or tax, and
prescribe the term Of the ae,,e continuance
cense when In the opinion of the village
council the good order of the public in
terests or the village require it; provided,
that the council may in any case (Wherel
in their opinion, the public interests OF
the citizens Of the village require It. re-
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-04-29

CHAPTER 1905. F. NO. PIG.
AN ACT to amend section IS of chapter
175 of the General Laws Of 1895, author
ling associations of individuals known
as Lloyds to transact insurance known
as Sprinkler Leakage Insurance.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. That section So of chapter
175 of the General Laws Of 1895 be
amended so that the same, when amended
shall read as follows:
Section So. Associations Of individuals,
citizens of the United States, whether
organized within this state or elsewhere,
within the United States, formed upon
the plan known as Lloyds, whereby each
associate underwater becomes liable for
a proportionate part Of the whole amount
insured by policy, may be authorized
to transact insurance other than life in
this state in such manner and on such
terms as the insurance commissioner may
direct, providing that If such organization
shall be possessed Of cash on hand and
guaranteed subscriptions of the under
Writers after deducting all liabilities ex-
cent reinsurance reserve OF sum of not
less than $50, 10000, and that the net cash
on hand shall be equal to the. reinsurance
reserve calculated on basis Of so per
cent of the premiums in force, and that
evidence shall be furnished to the insur-
ance Commissioners that the underwriters
are men Of good financial standing, re-
sponsible for their obligations, and that
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-08
STARTLING.

Professor Simon Patten says the
low-paid employees of the great cities
can do better without wives, and that
existing condition in many respects
unfit for marriage. II that is true.
which the Signal doubts not, what
dreadful meaning is there in those
words? First, in the political CON
ditions which bring such economic
conditions. Second, in the social
conditions which are concealed in the
Professors statement. A country
like the United States, with aggregate
wealth sufficient to make every man.
woman and child comfortable. so
worm-eaten by special legislation.
commercial greed, wealth-worship and
political chicanery that, young as we
are, wealth and resources are already
so cornered and monopolized that an
honest wife is an incumbrance many
cannot affordY will those who cannot
be afforded as wives, by the hosts of
ground down laborers, rely upon the
princes of undeserved, ill-gotten
wealth for the attentions, care and
worldly qualifications craved by the
hearth II true, the Professors words
imply the dewning days Of Caesars
Column
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-08

afforded under the division will Offset
the additional expense of maintaining
two county governments instead OF
one, says the Spokane Review.
Each of the new counties is larger
than several others in the state and
is capable of supporting large pop
ulation. 1t can not be many years
before the number of inhabitants in
each is equal to the number now in
the old county. 1t is probable,
therefore, that the burden of taxation
for meeting county expenses will be-
fore long be no heavier in either
county than it has been in the old
county.
Because of the great length of
Kootenai county from north to south,
1t has always been difficult for the
people to reach or communicate with
the. county seat. From the Latah
county line on the south to the Can
adian boundary line on the south is
about as far as from the northern line
of Spokane county to the Oregon
state line, or from the Canadian
boundary line to Garfield in Whitman
county. The creation of two new
county seats approximately in the
center of the most populous districts
Will therefore prove of advantage to
the people at large.
There are great resources in these
two compact counties and all that is
needed to make them populous and
prosperous is such development of
their resources as will convince
homeseekers that northern Idaho has
as much to offer that is attractive as
any other sectl on of the state.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-08
Binger Herman has been ipdict,

Binger Herman has been indicted
in Washington D. c., for destroying
public records. He burned thirty.
I've letter press copy books contain
ing letters written during his incum.
bency as commissioner of the general
land office. Mitchell and Herman
Two men of Oregon, honored for a
quarter of century in public life.
whose pitiful downfall forces the
query "'Who is honesty Who can
be trustedf"
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-08

tus. and that will thrive in cold re-
gions as we'll as in hot belts. Inc
writer In the Century says that zone
of the highly developed cactus
plants, grown to gigantic stature in
three years, has over six hundred
pounds of nutritious food for Wan
and beast upon it. - OF this edible
cactus he says further: ''The flavor
is something quite unknown to the
tongue before-a combination of half
dozen fruits, suggesting to some a
pineapple, to some melon, to some
peach, to some an apricot, but still
wholly withuot definition or indetifi-
cation" A desert covered with a
nutritive cactus such as this would
allow of thickness of inhabtancy as
great as fertile land would allow,
especially as it is said to be "a dell
mite, practical food" that "may be
eaten raw or cooked; the leaves may
be put up and preserved as ginger or
melon rinds or citrops; they may be
eaten in variety Of ways, while the
fruit itself will will prove one of the
delicacies of the markets. -
The tremendous Importance of all
of this is evident. in the light of it
one cannot be wrong in pronouncing
Mr.. Burbank one of the greatest
primal thinkers and doors, one of the
most magnificent benefactors of man
kind that the world has ever known.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-08

Representative McBratney made his
maiden speech Ia the Idaho legisla.
tore last week. IL was masterly
effort In opposition to the bin limit.
Ing railroad fares 10 3 cents per mile.
The bill was defeated. Il would
have beep upwise legislation at the
present period Of Idabo's progress
aud no matter what motives o. sonti
mepts nnderlie tho opposition of yari.
QUE inelsiduals, a. 10 plain thai our
needs for pew Foaef arc COO great 10
discourage constitution BY . 9.eonf
Law
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-08
lp!Q!I Of TIL pltll


fhefe ought 20 be no faction Ia 4
'ppn'fy Town The prosperity d
ono Individual affects Che prospsrli,
(" e'ery individual and oyery im
pfp'emonf made onhaneoe iho Value
~ az 'he property lp ihe eo,pogaiion
a ''l'ss' y simply one bl \ Family
ei'p 'Aef' Y aileoga thep b mao
WoN'~ bhen tholo q q unlted
.Nll iof pnl'hl0g NJ accomplishment
Nna' eaNN fnly lealou, aad
'HV'' W' Nias' " ~ a',pl.sa
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-08

Envy is cancer that gnaws at the
heart and makes folks sour, disgrun-
tied and unhappy. Jealousy warps
the intellect and makes you unfair in
passing judgement. Hatred doesn It
pay, even from a sordid point of
view. The man you dislike is the
man you don't know.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-08

Anyway, when Guy Barnum, of
Lincoln county, was in the Iegisla-
ture, his friends began to fear that he
would never. impress his individu-
atty upon that body, but at last he
made the motion to adjourn sine die.
and this record has never been exceed
ed by any county.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-08
Gives Health, Ylgor and Tone.

Herbine is boon for sufferers from
aneamia. By its use the blood il
quickly regenerated and the color be.
comes normal. The dropping strength
is revived. The languar Is dimin.
ished. Health, vigor and tone pre-.
dominate. New life and happy activ-
lty kresults. Mrs. Belle Ii. Shirel,
Mlddlesborough. Ills, writes: 81
have been troubled with liver com
plant and poor blood, and have found
nothing to benefit me like Herblne
hope never to be without it. I
have wished that | had known of il
In my husand's lifetime. soc. Sold
by the Churchill Drug & Paint Go.