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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-02-23
Five Killed and Thirteen injured.

Pottsville. Pa. Feb. 2O.--Five men
were killed and 13 injured In an acci.
dent on No. slope Of No. colliery
of the Lyttle operation by fall of top
rock while "gunb0at" loaded with ~
men on their way to work was going
down the shaft.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-02-23

Philadelphia. Feb. 18.--On Washing
toms birthday the University OF Penn
sylvania will confer the degrees of
LID. upon the emperor OF Germany
and president Of the United States.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-02-23

st. Louis. Feb. 20.-Timothy B. Ed
gar. aged 80 years, one of the last sur
vivors Of the group OF pioneer post
civil war financiers of st. Louis. died
of old age at residence in this city
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-02-23
The Standard Aaaln e,,yIno OH

Chanute, Kan. Feb. 1s.--The Stand.
ard OIL Co. is again buying oil In the
Chanute district after refusing to take
any for one week. The construction
Of the pipe lines In the territories IL
also again In progress.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-02-23
6sh Day Of march, 1908,

he presented TO the Commlssioners Of High.
la III county. Ohio at their next regular ses-
sion, tO-wit, on the
eth Day Of March, 1905,
praying for the vacation Of part Of GER.
tain county road IN eaid county, the part
thete0i which ID asked 10 be vacated, being
IN Liberty townshir, In said county, and on
the follow ing line. to-wit:
Beginning at the southern terminus Of said
county. road at a point IN the Chillicothe and
Milford turnpike, on the line between the
Emma I, Fox; running thence In . norther.
" direction on said line to the south line Of
the lands. of Mamie Buntain thence In a
y esterly direction a short distance on the
line between the lands of said Mamie Bun
tain and said George w and Emma L. Fox
to the south.eastern line Of the lards Of Ida
N. Ayres thence In a northerly direction on
the line between the lands of said Ida N.
Ayres and said Mamie Buntain to the south
line of the school house lot of sub-district
No, -. In said township. Said vacation is
prayed for on the ground that said part Of
6. ". Fox AND OTHERS. Petitioners.
January 81. 1905
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-02-23
Teach rs Exsm.r alton.

The Highland County Board of School Ex-
aminers hereby gives notice that cxaminae
tions of applicants Tor certificates will tax
place In The washington School Building.
Hillsboro on the first Saturday of each
month. excepting June ard July.
Patterson examinations will be held on
the third Saturday Of April and on the sec
ond Saturday of May.
Examinations for High School and Special
Certificates will be held on the arst Saturday
of September. December, March and June.
As prescribed by law. the fees for Teachers'
examinatio Will be 80 cents. while the Pat.
terson examination no fee e charged.
G. A. PUCKETT Pres.
d. A. HIsEB,
r. p. TICE. Clerk.
Board OF Examiners.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-06-17
Temperament and Food.

For bilious persons a chart of life
published by Prof. Boyd Laynard
gives emphatic warning of dangerous
rocks in the shape Of sausages, pork,
turtle and ether commodities. Eels
must not be eaten by brain workers,
chilly persons should cultivate taste
for sardines, while irritable people are
warned away from ginger, and the
melancholy man must not touch bacon.
whitehall, it is suggested, is in
advisable for persons who are OF an
amorcus nature. asparagus is forbid
den to those who suffer from excite
ment, and languid persons are told to
be careful when they indulge in peas,
potatoes, arrowroot and macaroni.
Ducks, for some mysterious reason,
is described as unsuitable for the
Dashful the irate, the pale, the drowsy
and the inebriate.-St. James Gazette.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-06-17
THE SOLACE OF WORK.
A Joy That Takes the Mind OF the
Oruduerv Of jfe

Life, to be rightly lived, requires
personal aim, to resolute purpose,
incentive to exertion, to self-culture,
to self-sacrifice. Only in this way lies
health Of body and mind
"PreaSure in work lessons expense
Of living more than any other single
thing. Exercise properly taken means
keener appetite and permits less ex-
pensive food. A simpler life is pos
sible when mere living is a pleasure"
Nowhere are these truths less
Needed than amcng f1ousekeepers. We
fail to realize that joy in work takes
the mind off the drudge-y of life and
gives rest to every form of activity.
Undoubtedly, certain degree of pros
perity is essential to human happi-
ness. We know, when times are good.
people are happy and contented. They
worry less and sleep more peacefully.
But it is a some what mistaken idea
that the chief incentive to work is the
os mQaex and thinGa. TdI
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-06-17
This Duck Carried Car Fare.

Kicker was reading, his Sunday
newspapers when he was summoned
to the kitchen by his wife, who was
preparing a duck for dinner. In one
hand she held the gizzard Of the bird
and in the other a steel knife. 49,.
Il thought you might not believe me
if | told YOU" said Mrs. Kicker, but
look at that gizzard."
Kicker looked and saw something
shiny. He pulled it out. 1t was dime
of Uncle Sans currency, worn almost
smooth on enc side and dented as no
milling machine made by human hands
could dent it on the other side.
Through a magnifying glass Kicker
made out the date on this coin as
1892. Since it get hold of the dime the
ducks gzzard had not been loafing.
When the duck was served Kicker
was thoughtful, even morose.
Dimes discovered in ducks seem to
indicate tenderness" remarked Mrs.
Kicker, pleasantly. This one is de-
licious."
Next time" grunted Kicker, Il
wish you would select a duck with
more expensive tastes. l should like
one with an appetite for five-dollar
sold pieces. New York Press.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-06-17
FRANKLIN La. SATURDAY, JUNE II. 1905

tCll merely for sustenance IS lowest
achieving lies the surest pleasure. The
consciousness of WORK well done az.
fords the highest measure of satlsfacs
ton. Children delight in constant ac-
ton. Judiclous commendation of
their feeble attempts to do or make
things is only incentive to greater
and renewed efforts The more one
does, the more he is capable of doing;
confidence is self begets confidence
in others.
Ability to do, then capacity for
work, is the criterion by which men
are tested: it is the measure OF one S
worth. "CiviliZation, says Mrs. Rich
ards in The Art of Right Living,
may be designated as a condition OF
wants. When we civi!iZe savage ma
tion. we teach the people to want
things they never before had or cared
TO have. 1t is not the things that are
good for them. too often the reverse,
but it is the incentive to work, IN
order to have more, tnat arouses am
bition, stirs dormant faculties, and
makes a man or a nation out OF a
horde of inefficient people"
Health is wealth only when the
will to do is also present.-BostOn
Cooking School.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-06-17
The South African Census.

The revised census returns show
that in the whole of British South
Africa south of the Zambesi the white
population numbers l, 1906 and the
colored population 5, 1875. Cape
Colony only the white population
numbers 579,741 and the colored pop-
ulation 1.S30,063. The census returns
for the British South African colo
MES other than Cape Colony are as
Follows: Transvaal, 3OO,225 whites
and 1,053,975 colored; Natal, 97,1O9
whites and 1,O11,645 colored; Rhode
sia, 1858 whites and 533,141 colored:
Orange River Colony, 143,419 whites
and 241,G28 colored; Basutolapd, S95
whites and 347,953 colored; Bechuana-
land. 1.Qo4 whites and 112.772 colofad.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-06-17
ICHTHYOSAURS DEVELOPMENT.
Discoveries Concerning Them Made
Public at University Of California.


Prof. John c. Merriam of the geo
logical department of the University
of California has just made public
the results Of discoveries regarding
the origin and descent of ichthyo-
saurs. The significance Of Professor
Merriam's discussions of changes in
bone structure found in ichthyosaur
fossils may be better unders TODD
when it is known that the bone
changes are coincident with the ich-
thyosaur's development from a land
moving form to reptile or animal
fitted for aquatic life.
Professor .derriam says that when
the ichthyosaurs first took to the sea
TIE Appalachian chain Of mountains
was just completing its upheaval
while they were in the height of
their prosperity the Sierra Nevadas
arose on the western border of the
continent; while they were undergo
ing their decline and approaching ex-
tinction the Rocky Mountain range
and the region of the great plains
were rising from the sea. The whole
history of their dispersal on the high
seas, according to Professor Merriam,
took place during period roughly
estimated at eight million OF years.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-06-17

Minnie
knee
shavinEs
polished
wife sco and tells
ne he declares
tbs wife ought to be treated with
braK into IN the generally.
to
wise about the breakfast
sec me butcher would him
an! wanted
WHe wat needed family
pan snow her how he would things! No anything
what weather hot?
sur his mother used bake
ms but there housckepeers
and
@ Moasde up Tor IS utterly impossible living be
SAINT or philosopher to tell which
those
comprehend.
Just watch him clean the
cp MS which fallen
INTO the
ana
OF mar the comb
Tor afternoon will take her
It had
He
MIN lots OF
as Tor running house he
creation by his method O
And his wife listens
paper and
dishes he has broken by has
the bhub the kettles
upon
lelp nvente
put ALL him,
- O NNoA- w." F" A"A' ~" ~"
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-06-17
Vol. XVII.
The Man Who
HelpC HiC Wife
BY Kate Thorn,
ENERALLY he Is a little man.


R-E He is fu5sy, and he a finger every
lie orders everything
& setting of a hoop the washtub.
% .a * tom % :::: s.s sss a: nh:
his sMued the mist
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-06-17
@ & @
PaCC Along q Little Praise.
BY Roy H. Minto11.

1HEsE days when everybody is absorbed in
/ i l great relief to smiling
| Some morning,
the in the absorbed
5N8I his thoughts
S31S&) scheme by which
face is serious n
70 restaurant and
minds
ake life in such painfully
little cheerfulness little
man leaving for his
ered Il
preston of the DID,
ing her
nearing of his cheerfulness.
him
praise o
Pass the along
she
ana she VIII 90 We'll Don't
sacn day will add her youth
brighter happier "
think the most audabe ambition is first to make
woman happy. 80 - ' - ~
Ihe good done by cheerful
troubles
happy hearts Is worth than
oog this world
bring ~ o wv ~"D
A smile, Worda handshake does know
because kissed and praised giving goodby
! dozen other " o~''I
Pass on The praise. don't wait until i s
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-06-17

bodies-but it is enabling US to write
a few scattered chapters of socmis
history. By its means the studen. is
learning to classify the stars, to state
whether they are in climax or decline
and to indicate their motion in the
line of sight, when the telescope can
tell US nQthing:-Academy,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-06-17
The Spcctroscope.

The telescope perhaps, has already
won its greatest triumph; but the
spectroscope is only beginning to
.ealize its possibilities. This instru-
ment has not only told us what Comte
declared we would never know-the
chemical composition OF the heavenly
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-06-17

For full information Tickets Sleep
the Company H. MASTERS Traffic Manager New Oleon
BATTURs. Asst. Gen Pass Orleans OWEN Div
PasA Agent. New Iberia, La. -
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-06-17

ke, on her
ffnouth the
Knots on a
s the Brit.
Frs. The
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-06-17
@ % %
DR. OCler'c Meanin6.
ION For SUCCESS Must Be Laid Before
Forty Years.

OSER be receiving
his critics. What the doctor probably by that unles
had got his already foundation fc
his fame and fortune before reaching years
would stand comparatively small making
of life This
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-06-17


foundation already laid
almost everything
even when the words would
draw attention all As M
Is not what said but Importance Of tho
thing - t~e u inc
On devoted wears as mos
a in busnes
his position
twenty-five, In
lame lifetime eaN-'oN
individual case and
le isleadinr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-05
UTAH-APEX IS
IN HIGH FAVOR.
s--.----.--.--.--.-.-s-.-----..s-.
Manager Walter {, 0rem Prepor'
Ing to Push Work In Long
Tunnel,
new AIR COMPRESSOR PLANT
Now Being Installed Shipments Over
Copper Belt -- }ingham.N,w
Haven Ore Bins,

IN Boston, whcrc 40 much interest Is
being taken In Utah copper mines the
UtohsApQS OF Bingham IN steadily
growing In favor, In fact this prop.
ortS which has been undergoing do
vcopment unos,entiously, for some.
time past, IN we'll though, of by the
eastern Investor ana the mine In looked
upon as certain TO rank among the BIZ
producers Of the future In the camp
Bingham,
Walter e, Orom OF this city In the
resident manager Of the company and
under his direction some extensive
bodies Of ore have ben developed, Tho
territory embraced In tho holdings OF the
ulnh.Apos covers an area OF more
thOn 100 acres, located right In tho
midst Of some Of the camps greatest
mines, being II nolehbor to the Utah
Con, Boston Con, and Y0mpa,
Some time ago the directors OF the
company decided on plan TO open the
mine nj depth ana n tunnel was start
cd which IN expected 10 tap the ore
bodies AZ about 1000 feet under the
surface The adIt win be no less than
5000 feet In length, and, when conneo.
tions are made with the old workings
through n system of uprnlscs n VIII
become the exit for all ores from the
mine, Work was started In the tunnel
late fan and suspended after II had
been driven into the mountain for n
considerable distance TO await the In
stnllntlon ~ large air compressor
plant The latter IN now being nut In
and by the end OF the month VIII prob-
ably be IN commission,
The expense OF this work the News"
has been Informed win bo met ont of
the proceeds OF the ore shipments now
being forwarded from the mine rogu-
larry, AT least the management feels
confident that this can be dono and
that the surplus IN tho compnny's
treasury need not be drawn upon for
any such purpose
During the present week Manager
orom entered into ansarrangoment with
Manager Doollttlo OF tho Bingham.
New Haven mine whereby the latter
gives the Apex tho use OF some Of tho
ore bins Just above the Yampa mine
ana whore tho ore win be loaded onto
the cars of the Copper Det railroad for
transportation 10 the valley smeltors
This arrangement viii out out the OK
pense ~ frelghtlnR the ore by team TO
lower bingham and viii add greatly TO
the convenience Of things when seen
today Manager Orem said that az the
present time the company VIII market
a ear OF lead ore daily but this viii
shortly be Increased 10 NJ least two
carloads ana possibly more
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-05
WEAK MARKET
FOR MINE STOCKS
Nearly All of Them We're Inclin-
ed TO Seek a Lower Level
During Early Calls
CON. MERCUR ST|fFENED.
New York Declined Rapidly --Nay Day
Held It's own Closing QJo'
iatlons aud Sales,

with very few exceptions, tho
stocks called durng the forenoon calls
Of the mining exchange displayed an
inclination 10 sock lower level ono
" the exceptions was Uncle Fam con'
solldalcd, which sold up To 3als cents
during the regular call Corsa opened
at " cents ana moved down conaol-
dated Morour stlffencd, " cents being
bid for II, but no sales were made
Tho DAILY stocks dld not participate
May Day was active around 20 cents,
while SILVER shield started M with u
buyer at Is cents But those who
bought New York when II was around
20 cents wore no smiles the stock start.
Ing with sale at GO cents, declined !
cents a share during the regular call
but was stronger again ON The open
hoard wabash Durdonod win another
.b.conl assessment, was offered AT lSO
while l0l was bid for IT,
! Tho closing quotations ana sales were
as follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-05
THE COLUMBUS CON,
suri, jacobson Tells ~ Congestion NJ
Nine ana Mlll

Supl A. q, Jacobson Of the Columbus
consolidated mine NJ Alta " I'm the
city today and win probably return to
camp Npnln tomorrow,
Mr. jacobson says II win nko nj
least until luly for the tOamglora 10
remove the congestion NJ tho bins, both
ul the mlno ana mlll with the produc.
ton Kept going ahead as usual
we have had u large force engaged
for several days. said Mir jacobson,
I'm breaking u road through TO tho
mine, This was accomplished yosters
day aud ton tennis cano through to
take ont concentrates which win be-
moved out M the rate " u car or moro
u day nom now on AZ the mill the
bins are all filed 10 overlooking and IN
order To keen the min going steadily
we have cleared of several places, laid
poafd noo" ana We are now plllng up
concentrates thcro'
MI jacobson says there N al least
COO OOO pounds Of concentrates roudy
Tor the murkcts and. besides this thorc
are 100 OO0 pounds " crude orc piled
up ON the dunn awaiting the teamster.
AZ the South Columbus mine Mr.
Jacobson says fairly good progress liz
pong made. Tho company M In nd.
dllon 10 continuing the tunnel ahead,
drifting ON the nssurc vein recently en-.
conntorcd By continuing this drft To.
words the contact, which IN the same
ono TINT was encountered IN Columbus
Con- ground Mr. jacobson IN confident
mat II WIN eventually open w good
body OF ore, "Ono thing | have noted
I'M Alta snld he, ~ tho fact that
MhcreVor I hesc tight assures occur IN
We hotd formation prcdomlnoting In
the camp they are usually small hut
M they nro followed lowrNds tho con.
TACT they invariably open into good orc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-05
CONCRNTR ATEs,

Charles Lammcrsdorf Ia up from Rich.
field
The Manifold OF Bg Cottonwood Ia
IN the market with ore today,
-Worl In In progress at the silver
King Consolidated at Park city
The Utah mine ~ FIsh Springs has a
car OF ore at the samplers today,
The Uncle Sam Consolidated has Ave
cars OF ore NJ tho samplers today,
W G, Thomas OF the Newhouse STAFF
returned from Beaver this morning,
Broker W. H. Tlbbals In expected TO
arrive homo from the cast tomorrow
Henry C0,row, manager Of the ohio
copper company w In Bingham today
Tho Uncle sam con- received settle.
mont for three ears OF concentrates to.
day,
T. w, Madison, manager Of tho Con.
fury mine, win leave for camp against
tomorrow
supt w, q, Page OF the Rcd Elephant
mine OF HALEY ldRn IN down from tho
northern cnmp,
c. w. SchlcN an extensive shareholder
in the Tlntlo Mining a Development co.,
has arrived from the east
Supt Frank Junnoy OF tho Utah COP.
per company returned 10 Bingham thla
morning after q doya soIourn IN tho
city
Tho Taylor & Brunlon sampler ne.
ported I'VE cars ~ ore from Tintic, two
IRON bingham ANA three from Tono.
pah
tn. Pioneer sampler reported ono
ear Of ore from oasis one from Ncvn.
du two from bingham and one from
lig Cottonwood today,
The ore and bullion settlements rc,
nnWHi late yesterday by Mccormick A.
COS Crude ore ana concentrates, Sig. !.
aOO, base bullion, i21SOO, gold bullion
$4,000.
SupU Terry Morgan Of the New YORK
lmnhnSu was In the city yesterday
concentrates and crude ore are com.
Ing "a the samplers from the Contnon-
tal.Nlto mines NJ Alta
H. A. Jclfa has returned from trio
io Alta whore ne mnde an inspection vi
the columbus consolidated whore, re
FnNe, conditions ncNcr appeared quito 20
good Ia him aH thy do ut tho pros,
ont time
AmorsuRo from Tonopnh 10 jamca \.
Pollock a co, received late yesterday
afternoon conveyed the Information
Wnt a receiver had been appointed for
the Home Tonopoh property While do,
tails pre lacking n N presumed thnt
pomo minority stookholdcr hns obleclcl
~ the deal for the purchase " I'm
MI2plh Extension property,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-05
PRODUCE,
CHICAGO,

Chicago, May b-scntImont In tho
wheat pie today was Inclined 10 hcmN6,
moss, but u fair demand from Hhuits held
the market comparatively stoNdy July
opened a shade higher NJ $685., After aoIL
lig on 10 Sh. tho price advanced TO S3N
ago
Cash Wheat-.No, 2, rod, Olaa5, No. A.
rod, Sue2i No 2, hard, p9aaS. No, B. hard,
sOqgi Ne, !, gorlhorn godosj 40, 3
"S osts No. HG y 80, No. 'g''sS @g'''
An active demand from shorts eauyod
q lllm tone ~ me corn market July OPEN
cd np q shade to Mh NJ iGA 10 ldik, ami
for 4 time held WITHIN tho opening rhnsc
nJyae,y 9als opened = 5slhl,5dle, higher NJ $'s
July, pork wos up cents At 1895,
Ribs were up . cents AZ 52iTi7ao
Corn~No ?, ioMNOA No, s. NniO,
Tho market finally yielded 10 mo soil,
close was easy with July on n Ot@isa
dorg.,;ThS close was Orm with July up
Gloscj .WShsa!,- May olNl July ssHaaA,
Corn May 'ig. July, IcNa,l. sept.
sept, 2S
porl,- 1906 july ia3als, sopl,,
. L0rd-Moy 'i5d7l1Ri July, I95, sopt,
len wv
Ri6g,MaN ToSi july tgIMid79o, sept,
7t0iH ,6g,s
Ryo.-May, 7Odfa
mlnx-cose, northwest i,so,
Timothy May 300
Clover. May 1900,
BAroy-Cash, iOui0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-05
WOULD CLOSE SHELTERS.
sui, Droush, In l,elenn Aealps, washoo
Company

Helena, Mont, May b,--Applicnton
was made yesterday by Fred ], Bis,
Of Emmett Ida, To Federal Judge
Hunt for an order directed 20 the
W0shoo company, owning the biz
amoltor NJ Anaconda, to show cause
why the smelier company should not
be- restrained from operating, alleging
the fumes from the smellor destroy
farms In the Deer Lodge valley
Bliss N the owner " farm lnnds IN
the valley which are near tho smcllor,
live stock and destroys crops The ap.
The allegation Nv mado that the prop-
orty affected In valued at s.? 10000