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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-08


M stroiled down to the waters
edge.
Good. They're biting fine"
Is the CHEEKY reply of the fisherman on the
banks of the Potomac these days.
The good word has been passed from
mouth to mouth among the anglers of this
section, and in consequence during the past
two weeks the river banks have been lined
with rodsmen and the surface dotted with
fishermen's boats.
To the casual observer who has wandered
into the vicinity of Chain bridge within the
past two weeks 1t must have occurred that
there Is a fascination about the old sport
which Isaak Walton loved so we'll that
gives 1t no mean hold on its devotees. Fa-
vorable points from which to cast line
and hook at any place along the river with
in sight of the bridge have been at a
premium. Every "fishin hole on the river
on pleasant days has from ten to fifteen
lines disappear into it's depths. Every
stone and point of land Is usually occupied.
From early morn till dark the patient
throng pull fish after fish out of the clear
eddies and pools and the fishermen vie
with one another in their endeavors to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-08

There IS a strange fascination abou: this
sport in which the person on the bank at
the end of the rod seeks to capture from
the depths some invisible object, and when
the influence is at work on the fisherman
he sits for hours needless of the blistering
sun. of the bites of mosquitoes and of the
hot wind that stings the face and hands
With carefulness he bats his hook
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-08
LOAN COMPANIES.

Z lines, teoe- St $3.50. wk., 50. mo-. 81 20
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06

Rad Der iaaf abtpaiits
men @oGts5GtIune BON 1905
3GbIt 0eutiHIonb BEL runb 60 MilliOs
ren gintppbnern unb Al StGbte nit
iibtr 100000 Se.Ien. Sm Sabre 1871
iparsn ss erit 3, i'm Sabre 1900 bsr.its
80. Die IL meiIt bspOlierten @rObitGb'
te Iinb: Berlin 2035, 800, Sumburs
800,580, Miib1.n $4,000, DRESDEN
514,2S0, 2eipSis 502.6 800, 9reslau
470,02O, a0ln 425, $40, Trantfur. q.
M. $4,000, gtiirrberg 293,870, Diff
islbOrf 252,63G, 0unnDpsr 249,620,
nnb Stuttgart nit 246,990 ginnob'
rerit. Sieben GtGbtt hab.n nod iiber
100000, unb 90 StGbt. iibtr 100,.
900. Berlin 3GbIt nit f.insn @Ororisu
iibsr 8 Millioren unb bat bdmit pctis
iiberboIt. Gs III bic DrittsrDbts @to6t
Der WeIt, oenn muir 2onbon nit n
unb Rem gort nit 81 MilIionsn Iinb
itGrt,r bep0Ittrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
GOVERNING REPUBLICAN PRIM
AIRY ELECTION.

/. A Republican Primary
Election will be held at the var
ious voting precints designated
be the Committee on May s,
1906, for the purpose of nomi-
mating q ticket by voting direct
for the various county officers
Of Gasconade county, Mo, to
be elected at the General Elec-
ton in November.
2. Each polling place will be
under the general supervision
Of the Township Committee
men who will see to it, that the
Officers Of Election carry out
the regulations governing said
Primary Election as laid down
by the County Committee.
8. The candidates for the vari-
Gus positions receiving the
highest number Of votes shall
be declared the nominees of the
party.
4. The polls will be open from
P, M. to 7 P. M Three
Judges will be in charge Of each
polling place and no person ex-
cept the Judges and persons
voting, will be permitted in said
polling place.
s. The Committeeman shall
have power to appoint a door
keeper and fill vacancies, or in
his absence this power is given
to the voters present.
6. All qualified Republican
voters and all those who will
support the ticket at the ensu-
ing November election shall be
entitled to vote at said prima-
ries. 1t shall be the duty Of
the Judges if they are in doubt
as to the Republicanism Of any
person attempting to vote, to
exact from him an oath or af-
6rmation that he will support
the Republican ticket at the en-
suing November election.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06

an SGrp Elm gutes 9l1s Wett1, nm DIE
Ne6elIuft binunter gu fpiilen.
0as Boot nabm bic beiben Serren
un0 Der S6pdr3en auf unb ruberte
rad Der Ridtuus Oes ibm be5eidneten
S6ifFes.
g(ber, mon Dieu! REF Der iunse
leidtbliitige Creole aus, inbem er
a6iae elmer gsnaueren Muiteruns
unterpurf man Ionts meinen, bdb sic
cine ReiIs borbaben. Sic Iinb ia fpie
elm S4iffspuFa9ier setleiOet. Das
bebeutet bds2
Gle tperben ss fosIei9 srfabrsn,
fpenn mir uns in Der &aiiite beg Gapis
tdns befiuben, nit benz i9, tpis seIast,
notbpsnbis ipredsn mub.
als lie in Der Guiite binter elmer
SldI9e feurigsn Ipuniiden Meinss
fuben, nabm 4Gile Ous Wort:
Tun, 2emonnearl, fd9te sr, lit es
niGt elm bsrteufeltsr G.:ab, bab sic,
anitutt beut abenb uuf meiusr SO9s
5eit gu f6mauien, beut MOrsen, elm
paar Minuten Dor m.iner Qbfdhrt, duf
einem Gubai9iffe nit mir f%riibitiiden9
Ro9 INNER besreife i9 bus RGtbiel
ni9t, Taete 2emonnedu, enttpeber bin
i9 ni9t bsi Stnnsn =
Obsr i'd babe ben Bertrand Osrlc'
rem. Nein, nein, 2emonnsHu, es III
l.ines BON g.ibsn Der Gon. IS 1T
nur .tn Strei9, ben i6 mein.m Ssrrn
OnteI unb ieiner tpin3isen SO4ter
ipiele!
unmOslid!
limb bod tpdbr!
Sic ipo[ten cine Der reiGiten pdrs
tieen Rem Orleans bon Der Sdn6 ipeis
fen. sic, adin.9
ga! 8pIen sic tpobl 70 seFGnis
fein. bies Ssrrn @upurr. mit3utbeil.nG
@etpiB! -
Ser 5err tpirb Oben i'm Boot ertpdr'
t.t! melbete elm MutroIe bur9 bic
gajitentbir. @s III 3eit!
Gemonneuu elite IOfort gum aODos
totsn.
@uten Sag, 2smonneau! faste Ga.
barre. sic ftnb tusntsitens elmer BON
ben iunsen 2suten, bic nidt uuf lid
tuarten ldTen. WoIen Sic es fpobl
slauben, baB msin RtFfe, bob Der
8rGutigam, mein tinftiser S9ipisesrs
iobn, nod ni9t bier 1T unb bic @eieds
I6aft unb mid, gang ubseieben BON
Der Braut, an einsm Iol9en Sage uuf
fi6 purten lGbt9 I'm einem fold.n
Sage = ss 1T bimmelf9rsienb!
8ollen sic mir cine unterrebuns
bon flint Minuten seitatteng
Soleen Sic mir, aemonneuu! unb
er fab ibn nit ieinem f4arTen, bur4s
bobrenoen 8lide an, in tpelGem ettpas
bonn Ju9s unb bon Der &abe lag.
sic traten in Elm Cabinet in Der
HGbe Oes eroben Saales, Our9 befien
seDffuete GIiigsltbarsn man cine slGns
3enbe @eIeGI4uft sstpubrte, bic in I.bs
batter llntsrrebuns bssriffen mar.
9emonneuu erfii1ts ben antrds
a9iGe's nit dller inn gu S.bOts itss
bsnOen Geinbeit.
@aporre bate rubis 5ussbOrt unb
mon bemsrtte feline anbere 8trdnbes
runs an i9m, oils Oub I.iu @.ii&t cine
nod saliStsrs Gdrbuns 3siste uIs sss
tpObnliG.
gr smpfabl fi& turS unO elite Hu&
benz @emuds isin.r So&tsr.
@OrtiebuHs fOIst.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06
Ter 0~psrnsntbuiiuIt.

Mesper benubt bic biIIisen Sperns
roriteIIunssn tlnO ssbt gu pSissfrieb".
.@r f9I6ft babel Elm unb nidt aud nod
i'm 3piI9.naIt, bis bus &linssl5eih.n
trtOnt. pa TGbrt sr ouf unb ruff luut
ms BARRETT btnein: nSttr Gebriiber
@ebsr C Co., Strumpffubrit. - ipsr
bort2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06
Gin outss BUD.

.Nos 1T b.nn bus fir Elm bsrrids
iss 9u97 Gs bssinnt nit BEN Iebttn
RdpitsI unb snbet nit BEN trIten."-
%, tnfi@ulbistn sic, m.in Strr. bd
hnt mon SbHsH ~lFrtbImIi@ bic Dos
msRolseobt stgsben.- -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06
YoetaHer.

Der bidtenbe QnfGnser ittbt Uur
benz @erIeger: sWus ipirS Is toIttn,
bisie 9eoi8te bruden gu Ioifen?" =
S9m", id9te Der 8ii9ermunn, na4Sem
er bic sriten Seiten burdflcssn bate,
1000 &rcnen unb ollie Shre 6rsunbs
uno 9etdnnten."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06
Die 8eroonoenbeit.

sd tOnnte MatbiIbs ME lieben Ter,
men," r9lus tpel9sm 9runte2" -
rWesen ibrer 9ersunssnbeit." I'D
babe ME sttuus i9le9tes BON ibr 0es
bort. Was miBfdllt Dir bsnn barunY@
= nSbre 2Gnse."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06
GntIobungssrunp

~aliO bic gartit BON 6rdulein @tt,
rig 1T 5uriidgeganeen; pesbdlb bsnn
- Sic bat ibm Sur Sp1rs
iamteit serat6en, unb Sas 6at ibm 70
ein9eleu6tet, OuB sr ibr einsn SimiIis
0iumuntring setauft bat"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06
ausipeg.

pie WdnOe u~niersr @o6nuns iinS
10 ounn, odB mein Mdnn unb i'd bic
SdubitummenIprude ssIcrnt ba6en."
gWesboIb NOBLE" - .Damit mir
aantsn tonnen, Obne beIauIGt gu ipers
ben."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06
aOIlsaioIe gus6,it.

5reunb: rWarum bait Ou In BEN
bOrlissenben, siemIi9 burmloIsn2rants
beitsfoIIs beun nod eineu 9OIIeeen sus
seSossn9" = arst: r@isier 9dt;ent
bIeibt nGmIid Itets bas SOnorur ifuIs
big"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06
Dos dnOerf bic ea6..

Die Sunsens nerfsn ben labmcn
6unb nit Gteinsn." ,llnerb1rt!
DsI9 i9GnOIi6es gensbmen! @elIeu
Sungens IinO bas?" vSbre." =
rgb, no. Sunsens iinb nun mol Sun.
aens!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06
Rmneriitiiacs.
Seine 9ur6Iau6t.

sd babe erfabren, bab Der Ssrspe
IN WltB @anoergolb Iterbli9 perliebt
1T. SIT es rpnbra - nSano6l, sr lit
cerett, ibr iein gan5es Deii3it gu 6iiBen
Su Iegen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06
qraitifa.

SRI. a.: r0u bait uIfo bi. @srIO.
buns suriid9sbsn Iaifsn9 SuIt 9u bsnn
aud ben Ring 3uriideeididt9" - 5rl.
g.: 80 nsin! Sd babe aIlerbinss mei'
ne anii9t iiber @eors s%eGnOert, ubsr
Der &ins ssfdIIt mir INNER nOa."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06
grtannt.

STUDENT: .2ieber Ontsl, 0ein @.'
burtstag brinst mid in redte @erIe'
asnbsit; i9 tpsib nidt, mas i4 Dir
f9entsn 1pll!" = Sntel: rS4enten9
Sd bin 5ufriebsn, tpsnn 0u mid ni4t
dnpumpIt!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06
\
@emutblid.

rWos fir elm Serr mar bds, ben
Su seitsrn 70 nit Speiisn unb Gss
trGnten trattisrteIt9" = Scr 9e.ets
tiD, Der mid i'm auftruss msinerGrul
beO@adten fOIl!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06
@irtungslos.

9ettIer: .9itts Inn cine tIeiue@aSe!l"
- Sausberr: .Wus9" Sin 8ettIer9
Seben Sic ni9t, bdb on meiner Gbiir
itebt: ,GrGst 3ur unteritiibuns Der
Srtsdrmen bei9" - BETTER: sd bin
ia aus Der Ru9borsemsinbe."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06
@rGfin 9sfonOershnuien.

Isle IcIlten ireenbluelds tSrperIlfe
gepegung MAIDEN, iagte Der 9oitor.
nRsiten Sic gum 9eiipieI9" - .a6",
sripiberts 9rGfin 8eiOnOsrsbauisn,
hos tbut ia nismanb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06

The kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they Ill
ter out the waste OF
impurities in the blood,
II they are sick or out
Of order, they fail 10 DO
their work.
Pains, aches andrkeu-
matlsm come from ex-
cess Of uric acid In the
blood, due TO neglec
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06
9or6eueuna.

SauIierer (uIs sr cine 5r.ppe bin,
aufgebt, auf Der elm gettIer iibt unO
ibt, gu bieiem): r8esiIen Sic fi9 n
biiieI, bumit i9 ni4t stpa in SIRE
Supps folle!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06
.bdmberIain's Rufsn 11lsoi,in
bilft Ole 11atur.

Nebiainen, bic bic Intur heIfeu,
limb tmmer am mirtinmhen. Gbnm-
berlain's Suiten.Meo banbeit
nod oisiem 8ldte. Sic bait ben
Suiten surid, lbb beu Nusmurf unb
hilft bic Nntur, bas Spftem in eiuen
aeIunben 8uiiano Observation-Disclosures.
sic 1T iher einen arosen 9beil Der
ciuilifrten Belt ibrer uni6Gsboren
@iaenitaften tuepen beribmt. Tau
ienbe haben ibren bDben Gers be.
senat. sic tpirtt tuessn Iebe gfnlo.
&c, BOB eine grldltune in cine auu-
aenentshnoune tibereebt. Bua Der.
tnuf bel @nlter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06
Grtannt.

"Was Iasit bu gu Der 5rt6beit BON
benz tleinen &Obi9 Sut Der Mehf8 bic
&iibnbeit, mid seitern in ben Sirius
sir3ulaoen". = so? limb nie bat biz
osul bic i1sue pantomime ssfuIIen?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06
G,in @lnt.

Der Gbsf gum neuen 2tbrIins; Der
@u6bdIter lpirO Sbnen pubridtinIid
i9on seiast baben, mas Sic RaGs
mittud thun foIIsn9!" - ga, id ioll
:an iotiiR. ipern Der Ghcf iommi."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06

N. =, on eVerV nCWle.
7. The doorkeeper or commit
teeman acting as such must see
to it that no more voters be
permitted inside the polling
place than Can be provided for
and that voters will not commu-
nicate with each other inside
the said voting place or with
any n Judge, unless informa-
ton is desired, in which case
the voter must address all the
Judges. 1t it is also made the
duty of said officers to see that
unnecessary time is not taken
up by the voter in preparing
his ticket.
8. 1t is hereby made the duty
Of the Judges to reject the bal
lot of any voter refusing to
comply with these rules and
regulations.
9. The ballots shall be in the
hands Of the Judges, with the
name of each candidate and the
Office for which he announces
himself designated thereon.
Each voter will be furnished
one ticket which he must fill
out in the voting place, no tick
ct being allowed taken out Of
said voting place. If a ticket be
spoiled it must be returned to
the Judges who will give the
voter another ticket.
10. If a voter for any reason
does not wish to fill out his
ticket, it must be filled out by
one Of the Judges in the pres
ence Of the other two Judges
who must see to it that the
wish of the voter is adhered to.
No more voters will be per-
mitted in the polling places
than have been provided for,
and those voting must be kept
separate and apart, no commu-
nication between voters being
allowed inside the polling place.
II. Each voting place must be
SO arranged that the voter fills
out his ticket in the same room
with the Judges, but so that no
Judge or other person can see
how he is voting. The Judges
shall only see the ticket of the
voter at the request of said
voter and then only in the pres
ence Of all Judges.
IL. Voters must erase the names
Of candidates for whom they do
not desire to vote.
10. After the close Of the polls
the Judges shall count the bal
lots and deliver them, together
with the poll books, in a sealed
package to one of the Central
Commitment, whose duty it
shall be to deliver same to the
Chairman Of the Committee at
Drake on the 9TH day Of May,
1906, at II o'clock A. NJ,
where the vote will be cast up
by the County Committee and
the result declared. All contests
will be decided by the Com
mittee and must be filed with
in 48 hours after the result has
been declared by said Com
mittee.
ID. All Republicans are earnest
ly requested to come out and
exercise their Individual choice
for the candidates Of the party.
Remember, that under the p-i-
mary election you make the
ticket yourselves, and il you
fail to exercise the right thus
given you and the ticket nomi-
mated is not satisfactory to you,
it will be your fault.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06
Cine b.ousms einri6tuna.

.Fruu Sdmib sebDrt nidt gu ben
Irauen. bic berumIaufsn unb Stdns
buIgei9i9ten Dtrbreiten." - ST Oas
io9" "a @tpib; lie bat bod elm ssIe'
pbon i'm SauT.."-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06
Oyer-Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy kidneys Make Impure Blood.

All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06

Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble. because the heart is
over-working in pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
1t used % be considered that only urinary
troubles were 10 be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ming In kidney trouble.
lfyou are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect Of DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest for Its
wonderful cures Of the most distressing cases
and is sold on Its merits E.k
by all druggists In fifty Gs8gs
cent and one-dollar siz- HIM I'M 80
es. You may have a
sample bottle by mail Home Of swamp Root.
free. also pamphlet telling you how to find
out II you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Dr.. Ki.mer
< Co., B%inghamton, N. Y.
Don't make any mistake. but remember
the name, Swamp-Root, DR.. Kilmer':
Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton,
N. Y, on every bottle.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06
WALL,
cOAK WOOD SALOONS
,~sesenaber Der g,abl..
DNbN""ON' W "''V'VI
hermann. =: no.

hermdnn. =: NO.
Dies 1T Der ~eIesanieTte enIcon in Ser.
man uno fincei man bort audi bic better
@etrdnfe uno Si9arren.
BeionoerS quite WbiSfpS. yleinieer
a9eni IN 6ernann iir ben beriibmteR uno
edIten Bourbon unb RDe ypbiStD ben Ser.
Diftlins 60. preis Oerielbe pie IN
Der Dtitilern.
Shredlide Sbmerseu SsIinSert.
9urd iHredlihe Sdmer3en ae.
peiniat tnfUIee Der @efte unserbau.
ten Speiien, nnbm Is. o.. @rapion,
pom aulo, WiF., Or. aina's geeu
2lfe Bins, INIT benz HeiuItate, pte
er ihreibt, pbns i'd fnrirt ruurbe."
Nue Nneen unb @eo1rmeunorbnun,
gen nerben aebOben ourh ihrem lin,
oernOen SiubIauna beiOnOere @ioen,
ihnfteu. rs Gents in 8altsr Bros.
%apUtbete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-06

and is sold on Its merits
by all druggists In fifty
cent and one dollar siz-
es. You may have a
sample bottle by mail
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-09-20
UNDERWOOD

An ice cream social was given at
Mike Thornton g last week. A very
enjoyable time was had, there being
about twenty present Mrs. Jacob
Thornton, of Hood River, ia visiting
friends and relatives in Underwood
aud Ihorntonvlle,
Mrs. Mike Thornton gave an apple
peeling party last Monday. Every
body must have had a good time and
ate plenty of apples, as they after
wards weighed themselves to see who
had gained the most.
The government fishermen will be-
gin fishing in the Big White Salmon
river this week, as they have nearly
all their racks and traps in.
People from Hood River seem TO
have great success 10 fishing for trout,
as they return the next day.
Miss lllnora Larsen, the chief dish
washer at the fish hatchery, seems to
have very enjoyable time of late
There are not many boardeFs at pres
ent, but are expecting more soon.
Mrs. Mrs. Rebecca Woods and chill
dren are visiting friends and rela-
tives in Thorntonville for few days
Mis-. Dora Thornton has been quite
sick here of late, but Is recovering
again.
Aaron Larson has been on the sick
list for the last few days.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-09-20

the scripture-be sure your sins will
find you out. How many have com
mitted suicide because of wrong done?
One. president of trust compa-
ny, committed suicide in Philadel-
phia, another is spending his time in
the federal prison in Kdnsas, then our
land fraud business has wound up at
last with quite few being escorted
to MeNeal's Island prison, and others
too numerous to mention. We're we to
visit these convicts cells and INQUIRE
of the occupants does it pay to do
wrong, invariably the reply would be,
no. What sorrow, what woe; how
many hearts are broken, how many
grey hairs have been brought down to
the grave in sorrow, yet men will go
on doing wrong, not caring what re-
flectiops may be cast upon their chill
dren. But suppose the guilt is not
found out, or he may be SO cunning
as to escape, verify there is a mon
itor, that little conscience, which
comes in the still hours of the night
and says wrong and many have been
haunted and at last confessed to ap-
pease their guilty conscience. Men
become more daring and move the
last checker on the board, play the
last card, but wrong finally ends
where it belongs-in dishonor, dis
grace, humiliation aud finally separa-
| tion from all good society.
Will Nichols, south of Rockford
avenue, has purchased a fine driving
horse, also neat new buggy and har
ness. Will says that wife and himself
have got tired of riding in strong
| hacks and lumber wagons, and ii
they are to have any pleasure they
had better commence to take it. az
life il but short. suppose viii and
wife will take loag buggy rides to
make up. Well let thine heart be
merry in the days of thy youth.
Frank Davenport, sr., was caller
at the Rockford on Saturday of last
week. Frank seems just as young at
ever. One would think 80 when you
see him mount his horse.
j. II. Croft was down from Mount
Hood last week making preparations
to move to his new lone on Rockfol d
avenue lately purchased from Mrs Il.
j. Ingalls,.
f. b. London, representing Lang a
Co., wholesale grocery house of Port.
land, was drumming up at the Rock
ford oD Saturday. Mr.. London is a
native of the great city of London,
England; so being English ourselves
we are pleased to meet our old coun-
trymen some times.
j. Vanblaracom, who is working at
the Green Point logging camp, was
home with his family for few days
last week.
We have new mail carrier now on
our route. Let every one who cub.
scribed for the carrier be sure and
call at the Bntlel bank and pay their
subscription. This putting your name
down. and then never paying your
subscription makes it hard for the
mail carrier, besides giving our route
bad name. Take the hint and pay
save being looked up.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-09-20
WHITE SALMON
From the Enternrise.


Andy Thomas is down from Alaska
and is making a short visit with bis
parents. He will start for the north
again next week.
Desser Groshong had the misfort
une to fall and break his arm last Sat
urday, while sparring with his broth
or, Fred. He received quite bad
fracture of the wrist, which compelled
him to leave blacksmith tools like
wise Eoxing gloves-alone for some
time to come.
This week we we're swamped with
ads Wolfard & Co., I'm bier, The Par
is Fair and Heaman Bros., all brought
10 copy for a change Of ad after 4
O'Clock Thursday and expected us to
get out the paper the next morning.
This was of course impossible, SO we
just treated them all alike and did
not make any changes at ell. We do
not expect our advertisers to know
just how much time it takes to change
their ads, so in order not to get Dalled
up this way again We will set aside
Wednesday of each week as ad day,
In which to make all changes. So be
sure and bring in your ads Wednes-
day morning.
Andrew j. Barrow, the colored bar
ber who worked in White Salmon for
some time, and left here about a
year ago, died recently in a Jail up in
Idaho. Andy was good barber, none
better, but it was absolutely impos-
ible for him to get along a week with
out getting drunk and he didn't seem
to care what he put into his stomach
so long as Vt had the desired eff Get.
lie had habit of mixing up all kinds
of poisonous connections aud drink
ing them, and this is probably what
caused his death, though we have nc
particulars on the subject.
School will oommnce In White Sal.
mon next Monday molnIng with Mrs.
Gearin, of Portland, as principal and
two assistant teachers. The ueN
wing to the school house will be com
pleted by that time and three rooms
will Ee occupied by the school,
Whether another room and teacher
will have to be added later awaits tc
be- seen, but the congested conditions
of last year will not be repeated. The
9th grade will be added this year and
a high school gradually developed
Mrs. Gearin was recently principal O.
the st. John schools, and comes high
ly recommended; the other teachert
are unknown and all the rustling thu
newspaper man could do did not ever
develop their names.
Yesterday W. L. Fritts and FREQ
Cutlip, of Trout Lake. went into tn