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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10
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ter @~ierntngsmnnoene.
S ct. Gloub bar Domme
&onIen SIZE &robate Court erfl9re
Sobn Softer, en- ti6ligere Snobaane
al Mlbanp, for retslig 900, og Sci
bans efterla6te @ienoom mellet
bans ugnfe" % 0eres 6 8brn, ifigr
Softer %foriaabiot Tan bore lebenl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

$ Ganaoa far III 2anb / ifanbina-
btife Settlementer til So per Mcre,
iaa goot 2an6, iom Sc iii pnife Sem.
iaa fan III ifaffe Sem ct Some
itcao pcb Sibcn at, bpis Sc fjbbcr
100 Mcres.
Sobnien & &c.,
46 1tntpn 8lpcf,
ct. Eanl, Minm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

d-,11oc 25 Mand til liver at tage
80 Acres Hardwood
===:- Skovland j Minnesota
og betale Diet we'd at hugge Favneved og
Temmer.-Bedste Tilbud iADeres Liv.
For narmere Oplysninger tilskriv
The Minnesota Land & Stock Assn,
6lo Germania Life Bldg, St. Paul. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

S ct. Glo,16 bar Dommer
&anien / She &robate Court erflaret
Sobn Softer, en- tioligere Sn6baaner
al Mlbanp, for .retslig 500, % self
bans efterlaote gien0om mellem
bans uGnfe" og oeres 6 8brn, ifignt
Softer fpriaapi6t Tan bore lebenbe
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-04
OBEYED ORDERS.

Speaking OF the vital question OF ths
hour, the servant" said Mrs. Young
Matron, II engaged a cook-1ady last
week who came well recommended,
After she had been with me several
days I said to her, I will stir up a
fruit-cake, but I want you to attend
to the baking of II. Bake the cake
said 1 impressively, one hour by the
clockr pointing to one OF those cheap
affairs. made of metal OF some kind,
that hung on the kitchen wall.
Sure, Num- Nora replied.
IT went upstairs, took my SEWN a
and soon the hum of the sewing ma
chine broke the stiffness. After a
while my nostrils were assailed by a
most peculiar odor. 1 sniffed the at
mosphere. trying TO determine whae
the smell might be. for sometimes
trash was thrown into the furnace
along with the coal 1t smelled neither
like burning rags, paper nor rubber.
threw down my sewing and fastened
to the kitchen.
What is burning. Nora? I ex-
claimed.
Path. Mum. It must be the clock
she replied.
1.-The cIockl What do you mean@
Mora opened the oven door, dis
closing the cake and what was left OF
the clock side by each l grabbed the
coal scuttle and hurriedly raked il into
the smelly mess.
"rWhat on earth. Nora I demanded.
made you put the clock in the oven?
Are you crazyT
crazy. is it?' she made answer in
tones that tragedy queen might have
envied, and I just a-followin' your or
ders Didn't you tell me yourself
Nora. bake the cake one hour by the
clock k?'' '''-LippincOtts.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-04
MAY AND L.

AIHEN the sun goes sailing high,
w Like a white god in the sky,
Then it is that May and
Take a little outing.
P'raps you think we're after glare
OF the sunshine everywhere;
P'raps you think we do not care
Now, guess, you're shoutingI
When the moon and stars at night
Paint the earth a filmy white,
May and l then take delight
In a little ramble.
Think were seeking starlight wan,
Or the garb the evens don?
Or another hen is on?"-
Last is right, you gamble.
Guess / may as well confess
Truth, is truth, and nothing less
Why secluded paths we press
Whens we go a-straying.
Would you think that I might be
Nearly all that May can see?
While, of course-it's up to me
/ am out a-Maying.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-04
JOE BEEF FEARS NEITHER
MAN. GOD, NOR DEVIL.

This is the mild inception OF a story
by F. Berkeley Smith in the August
number of AppIeton's BOolxlovers'
Magazine The end does justice to the
beginning. Joe Beef has the grace 10
bury his second wife, but he leaves the
graveyard with the band playing The
Girl Left Behind Me-" The hero ulti-
mately Kills one bear with a hatchet
and chokes another with his naked
hands in order to save the life of a
child Which shows that Joe Beef
did fear God.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-04
OCCIDENTAL
ACCIDENTALS
BY A. J, WATERHOUSE

~ HERE . many tnlnS IhdI l OU6HS
to do,
l. And 1 know right well they are need
ed, too.
There's the brave, true word tnat
should straight be said,
The word that a coward alone would
dread:
There's the stalwart deed
For the great worlds need,
Refusal to walk with the bastard breed;
There's a place right here and now, see,
Where my note would make for the har-
mony
That the Maker of all doth surely know
Out of life's discord at last shall grow.
All yes, there is room for stalwart
Wherever black Wrong has muttered his
creed;
For the Truth to seek;
To stand, not sneak,
Nor cunningly ask if the Right is weak.
Good faith there is much that my hand
may do,
And III take much pleasure in doing 1t,
That is, tomorrow,
For I note with sorrow
That the time from to-day I cannot bor-
row
To speak the word and do the deed
That would brighten and tighten the gray
worlds need:
But, of course, it isn't the same with you.
You chaps
To-day do the thing that you ought to
do
That is, perhaps.
You will understand that I here concede
You have but to see, and you do the deed;
You do not palter and fa1ter, delay,
And wish that you had some time to-day;
You do not sneak,
While your knees turn weak
And you throttle the word that you
ought to speak.
In fact, you are really superior chaps,
And you do the thing that you should
perhaps;
As l grieve to state I have frequently
You knuckle right down and the thing
you do
When you see that old Right needs a
shove or two.
Ah we'll, 1 am proud
To be allowed
Which, of course, includes you-and you
and you,
And all, save myself, OF the human crew,
Or-that is-nearly,
For L see clearly
You are not like myself. who act so
queerly;
And this screed's written to speak re-
gret
That I'm not like you-that is, as yet.
But w-to-morrow-Ah well,
sayi
You chaps,
You should never smile when 1 talk this
way
That is, perhaps.
CT VERY man in this world" said
l. the Malt Philosopher. has some
niche into which he is prepared to
fit as perfectly and smoothly as a round
peg fits into it's round hole
Il don't know about that" said the
man who was not a Malt Philosopher
We'll, you bet I do"
How do you account, then, for the
men who buck their luck all the way
through life and never seem to find any
place where they ftp"
why, the dern fools don't know their
niche when they see 1t, and so they keep
on trying TO mt round peg into a square
hole, or square peg into round hole"
We'll, you are only supposing that
there is niche into which they would
fit"
Not by dunn sight"
Where's your proof, then?"
Don't they all find a hole at last In
which they fit so well that they stay
there permanently
All that the man who was not a Malt
Philosopher said was, "Ah-yes-I see."
CcTHAT new young lady has a sylph-
/ like form.
"Yes?"
Yes, one of these fragile, undulat-
ing, willowy forms, you know
Then you have seen her, have your"
mo, but 1 have 1t on good authority
that she says that she does not believe
in surf-bathing in the presence of
members Of the opposite sex"
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-04
AN EXCITING STORY.

zoe Beef hung the skeleton of his
first wife behind the bar. 1t dangled
there. grinning at the sawdust floor
OF his saloon. as a token of the hate he
bore her. Behind it swung a sign:
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-04

refuses all railroad passes usfying
Mr. Baker of Brooklyn didn't Congress
in vain.-Brooklyn Eagle
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-04

In Wisconsin under the mdemcano persc
In other
Baltimore Sun.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-04
THE PRESS OF THE NATION.


refuses all railroad justyng
that maybe Mr. Baker of Brooklyn didn't Congress
Brooklyn Eagle.
What for PHYS sake of
ABoton Transcript
In Wisconsin under the law mdmnor
merely personal
Baltimore Sun.
AS Mr. Lawsons having compliance
Of Rockefeller Kdd-Indanapol
News.
Pttsbmg century
need itself
Of beginning reports that
Government
building midway Commission
enough Panama
Chicago would senographer and
require the applicant to her age-Lousyile Herald
Sweden should form Germany what would
eventually become of Sweden?-Indianapois News.
chooo gone cent become popular even
with the Of forty-Louisllle Herald
Love and winkIng of an eve into
wise man, a into a fool-Louisvile Herald
Up Dpew of any funny that
exactly the stuation-Ceveland Leader
Louisville Herald
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-04

What for PHYS the young
Mortified which young
-2B Transcript
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-04

Mr. having pile in compliance
Captain KiddIndanapol
News.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-04

GGTHAT new young lady has a sylph-
i like form.
"Yes?"
Yes, one of these fragile, undulat-
ing, willowy forms, you know"
Then you have seen her, have your"
No, but l have 1t on good authority
that she says that she does not believe
in surf-bathing in the presence of
members of the opposite sex"
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-04
and harvest.

81 4th (front barber). best eyeglasses; specs.
2oc-50c other stores. 81 50-S3 so.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-04
BARNYARD PHILOSOPHY.

G QUARE Bellus SAYS that man kin
- overcome any limitations that wus
set onto him. P'raps he kin, but I
notice he amt flynn much yit, an when
he does he frequently gifts some dern
hard tumbles.
Once in while they's one of US that
does something. The rest of us either
STAINS Ground an claps our hands or
more prob1y says, Fer goodness sake.
won't somebody git a brick to heave
Nat him-Quick!
In the long run p'raps it's better ter
be a sinner than 1t is ter be the Teller
that yells Look at the cuss! Amt he
a shameful sight?" P'raps I'm mis-
taken, but a similar ideer wus advo-
Gated once when certain woman had
kinder strayed a leetle.
The honesty that regerlates itself by
a statoot book may be all right, but
I'm alters skeered fer fear it'll over
look some statoot or other.
amt sayin' a dunn word again the
charity that sends a note ter the citv
editor SOS he won't overlook what it's
give, but 1 can't help wond'rin' what
'twould do eff they want no noospapers
Jest thinkin' bout sech a painful case
makes me feel blame sorry fer it
CEEDTIME and harvest,
y The rising sun and noon.
And, what I wish was otherwise
The harvest comes so soonl
The noontide shining DER the land.
And then the setting sun,
And by and by a chance to sigh
For what you haven't done!
81 4th (front barber). best eyeglasses; specs
2oc-5Oc; other stores. 81 so IS so.
Townsend's Gala. Giace Fruits In ar.
tistic fire-etched boxes New store now
open, 767 Market street
Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men by tha
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen's), 80 Cali
fornia street Telephone Main 1o42.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-04

Townsend's Gala. Glace Fruits. In ar
tistic fire-etched boxes. New store now
open. 767 Market street
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-04

Special Information supplied daily TO
business houses and public men by thu
Press Clipping Bureau (Allens), 80 Cali
fornia street Telephone Main 1o42.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-04

Pittsburg has curfew law and other cities may follow
pressing need of rescung chidren-Baimo
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-04

The Sultan of Turkey is beginning how those
he had Government Europe
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-04

BY building midway clear%acros the isthmus the Canal
may enough Panama dig that little ditch-Balti
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-04

None but Chicago would advertise for lady
require the applicant her age-Louisyle Herald
The oasis., 1905-02-18

lDg biq values in gold ahd copper The geiu is large oue and nut. crops boldly over one of ibe spur Oi lbe Cefbat range In years gone by it was a bg producer of gold and the oxidized ores have been cut Co the sulphide zone In the bottom of the main shaft there is a body of sulphide ore that is said to carry good values.
 Mohave Miner: It is reported that a big strike of ore has been made in one of the New Comstock group of mines. The mine upon which the discovery has been made is within one-half mile of the Colo rado river and is an extension of the Katherine. The vein is twenty feet in width and two foot streak has been opened up that will run several hundred dollars to the ton. Five feet of the vein will average twenty dollars. The mine is about one and one-half miles from the mill and a good road can be got ten to the property. Work is pro- gressing on the Katherine, a raise being made to the surface from the lower level, which will hereafter be used as main shaft and which will be sunk to depth of 300 feet as soon as the property can be equip ed with q holster.
The oasis., 1905-02-18
MINING NEWS.

D. mine ready for shipment 10 the smelter. The ore is from the Swift mine, near Canyon station, owned by Capt l. Conkey and Steve Ty- Ter: and upon which the Nelsons have bond.
 Mohave Miner: McKesson Bros. came in from White Hills the first of the week, having completed as- sessment work on group of claims near that place. They report hav- ing opened up several ore bodies on the claims and expect to resume work within a short time
 Clifton Era: The Congress Gold Company has recently made 9 strike of very rich ore at the 1,S00 foot level in the shaft number five of their properties. The extent of the strike is as yet undetermined but the ledge at the point of con- tact is over five feet wide and cer- tain streaks of the ore run as high as S400 per ton in gold. This IS considered a very big strike by the owners, who are much elated over 1t.
 Globe Belt: Parties are looking at the mica deposits on the north side of the Colorado river, in this county It is believed that the amount of iron running through the surface mica will disappearin depth. The blocks are of excellent size and much of it is quite clear, but not up to standard. Some work will be done oil the properties and if they prove up as expected the production of this mineral will be- come one of the important indus tries of this county.
 Silver Belt: s. c. Bagg came in from the New Comstock mines few days ago. He reports that there is great activity among the mines of the Union Pass country and many good strikes being made. At the Tragedy group he found great veins of very rich gold ore and believes 1t is to he one of the big things of the district. Good ore was being found in the shaft on the Tyro group, now being worked under bond by the Burk- hart brothers In the neighbor- hood of the Sheeptrail mines sev- eral good strikes of ore have been made.
 Mohaye Miner; The gasoline holster for the Wharton mines, at Eldorado Canyon, have been load- ed on wagons and as soon as the wet weather subsidies will be hauled out to the mines. The other mach invry for the property will be hauled out as fast as possible and work of drilling for water begun. It is the intention of Mir. Gracev, the uperlntenuent, to develop a l larger quantity of water at the mines for the purpose of later on installing milling plant. The mines are proving immensely rich and will soon be outputting largely in gold.
 Silver Belt: We understand that the Cerbat mine, one of the oldest properties in the Cerbat section, was sold last week to T. R. Gar nier and associates, of Los Angeles. l The consideration is said to have been $30,000. MT. Garnier is now operating group of mines in that section and believes he has very valuable property, The Cerbat is one of the best of the mines, carry
The Washington times., 1905-07-14
HOT WAVE BACK AGAIN
MUST GRIN AND BEAR Il
Hard Rains Failed to Put General
Humidity to Pout-More to
Come
It's back again.


Everybody thought that when that
good, hard rain came on Wednesday
evening the hot wave was over for at
least d few days. but no. Hope has fed.
and it's a warm time all hands are in
for.
The temperature is going to rise. and
there will be dry winds. That sounds
ominous, but it isn't near so bad as If
there were wet winds. These are all
terms sent out by the Weather Bureau
No one ever experienced a wet wind,
but they must be, for the Weather
Bureau says so, and it never errs-
AS told in The Times q Wv days ago
this July is keeping to the record made
by the same month last year. and TO-
ward the middle of the month there was
to be good hot wave. And this must
be 1t. and if it is folks will just have
to grin and bear 1t.
Ever try not looking at the tempera-
ture or asking what it is? Fine thing
to do. because what you don't know
wont hurt you, and as long as you are
not aware that the mercury is up in
the nineties, why it won't seem half so
warm.
Indications for Washington today are
that 1T Will be partly cloudy tonight, but
that it is going TO be hot for few
days is sure thing, for it's all on the
weather map, and so it's 'as good as
come.
The Washington times., 1905-07-14
DRUGGIST ACCUSED
OF FIXING COCAINE

Charged with violating the pharmacy
laws. William Phelps. who conducts a
drug store at Thirteenth and streets
northwest. was taken into custody by
Detective Proctor. OF the Central Office.
and Policeman Mcdonald, of the First
precinct. yesterday. He and the Jerk
were in the Police Court today, and fur
nished $500 for their appearance in court
when tie case is called.
The apothecary is alleged to have
adulterated cocaine so as to give it more
power. The policeman has also charged
the druggist with being an unlicensed
pawnbroker. and 1t IS understood that
there are half a dozen or more wit
nesses against him.
According to the policeman who made
the arrest women living in the vicinity
Of the drug store are reported tc have
been in the habit of pawning their SIX
gowns opera capes, hats, and JeweIrv
TO Phelps for 4 small sum of money
with which they purchased cocaine.
The Washington times., 1905-07-14
NEWS NOTES.

ALEXANDRIA,. Va, July 1.-THE
work of double-tracking the electric
road between this city and Washington
is almost completed, only a small strip
across -Four Nile Run remaining to be
done.
1t is the intention of the road to run
its track in this city, out Cameron street
so as to connect with their tracks from
Washington, thus forming a double
track all the way from Washington to
Columbus street in this city. The out
going trains vii. use the King street
track, While those coming from Wash
ington win come down Cameron street.
a new schedule viii go into effect to-
morrow, and il is said that a large num-
Der of trains ha' been added.