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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-19
THE FORCES
IN RESERVE
Will Soon Be Brought TO
The Front
The Most Interesting Pc
riOd of the Subscription
Contest Near at Hand.

Byrda Shot. 72S East Adams
street ...A....... ......-. 33,s73
Harry Kerr. 4O4 North Fifth
street ---.-.--.-- --------.-- $500
Randolph McElhaney. r. F. d.
No. .-...-.---...-...--. 3O,56S
Eva Young. Mesa. Ariz. ....... 29.532
Homer Corbell. Tempe. Ariz. 1896
Sidney Moeur. Tempe. Ariz. ... 22.729
Robert Banks, Alham5ra, Ari-
iona ........... ............ 21,1f2
Alton Stoner, 1902 North Ninth
street .......... ........... 1882
Ben Kimber. $50 South First
avenue .....-... .....-..... fI,I4S
Joe Perkins. Mesa, Ariz. 1929
Francis Crowley. S17 West Har-
risOn street .............. 1921
James Aiorrell, r. F. D. No. l.. 5,s18
Milo McKibban, BOG North Fifth
street ...... .. 2,s24
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20

aIiamiebtnd toimitpat ieuroafpat fan
ialaiiet:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20

Bort Mrtbmr, Ont.

Huumista farlii mdlistdssfuin tar@
fastelee 5anomalebtid ia ndfee Iieltd
npfpaian tapabtumia. Srittain faus
bistutti field erds tapaus Wendidl'
til, iosia fanottiin, eta fenraali
Mtin'in ampuia oil erds Sian mmos
tias tptt5nen. Suli mieleeni, ssIfl,fa
On ie junction rautfa, iofa noin Eos
malaan tpDbDn ioboatti S:ian muo'
tiaan tpttDIen? &c eli a%inafaan ba'
lua pmmdrtGd eldmdn Serran Sees
iuffen %Ianoia lasfen febitptien iub'
teen, maan on tabtonut tabalaan ne
unboittaa ia %Iaattaa mastoin Seiuf-
fen ppetufiia lapiufaiien min nuore'
no inertia muobattaen meritDitG, Ell
aiuoastoa tefenlGGn, mao ipielG
tpptpmdiIppbelId fatIelemaan meri-
tpDn tapttpmistd. Edmd 10 menee
ebeIle faifista tdmdn npfpaian aate'
peliein tai Ii1arien tebltpstapolsta,
lieneefD fupoanana, eoeId feboittas
maiiena fulfiano buutamasl ia: rien'
tdfdd ~perasIdni tdbdn iuuntaan mos
lon ia mapauben teiQe, mieben laps
Iet ebendmme, mai miten aiattelet?
Mtutta fauDiStutIetta Ell oifea iitped
ibminen moi moiIia tapabtumia fatz
Ieaa. Woioaan fpad otatlua alios'
to IitGi ia tdtd, maan itIe aiiasIa tuo@
mio tilee !Serralta lapIen miefottelis
iale ennemmin eli mpDbemmin ia
Jos ilmenee ebe0een min Iruria rants
foia, iotfa lapfia febittdipdt eoeuds
mainitttun suuntaan, min alma las
moo eldmGn Serra belle: rYarempi
oliii, eta mpapnfipi ripustettaiiiin
niiben fauIaan ia ne beitettdiliin me.
rem ipmppteen e%nnenfuin ennattdiii-
mdt febitpfIeuddn turmela pienoilia
taGnd aiasia IA. &iiitenfin toimoni oli'
Fl ettd fufin febittdid httfiIi tarfoin
ennenfuin rupeoa febittdmddn pie
noiIia, mibin iuuntaan oIiIi paras
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20
s~ifilinen os,enterp serou.

Nsssss~S" OyVeWsSSy pWVuN
itettm. Grds tunnettu nainen Broof.
lpnisid, ". y, firioittaa fpieleu
mistd bdn moipi Iaaba CHAMBER.
Ioinin toliifi. tolera ia matIuri lad.
fettd. 9dn ianop: S1esIani g. %.
fotan ran9ella talin fipedffi ia ndptti
oleman foleraa. Sc antoilpat ion.
fun tperran tdtd lddfetti ia ie pa.
ranii minut. Wind tom pmlIon iitG
totiini ia tdptin Iopun 5iitd iuuri I'd.
nddn. 9litini TAI bpfenterpn ia Ie
outtoi bdntd Wiippmdttd. : Wlpp.
tdmdnd Oscar NorbIinsiua.
= 8tped feIt6. Gdmd on mifo,
iobon Gbamberlainin tipu balm on
ndpttdnpt oIetpdn erittdin arpofas.
WleIfein iota tapaufiesIa Ie antao
pifaiien ia b%uoientatpnn belpotufIen.
DIR 2ufe Ga @ronbe, SronsesTa,
U}id., ionoo Iiitd: 2un, faptettpani
IaaStareita ia muita Iaatteitd folme
miiffoo fipeddn IeItddni, oslin pull.
lon GbamberIainin pain 8oImia ia
tatli tpoiteIua tuotti porannufien. :
Wpptapdnx Oscar NorbIinoiaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20

-" "tuysussus
mielen herdpfTid, ia tpaifta olifin
maitea eronbetti, niiu tuitentin tho
%taipaauinen rauba rauboitti alma
iiindmddrdsid meIied, etti ban moi
lolita oman iiehunIa autumbesta I'll,
natin aismasia, ia nain raubotto.
masia maaiImasia! Sumala, rafas
taimaauinen Sidmme, on marmaan
oIoittatpa meliele, fuinfa meli r,,pe,
aa MT toimimaan niiben pienofajss
ten fanSIa, iotfa welieIe idimdt boi.
bettamafii. Siettdwdd on, eta I'D.
men on banfalaa aIuSla toimia FUN
idi 4 niinfin pientd IaSta ialeae, min
Iefin febottaa minua fddntpmaGm
taiwaaniien Sidn puoleen r~atoutIes.
Ia, eta taipaaaipen STA oIoittoi5i
MT oifein eritniStd beappttdGn ia
antaiii pmmdrrpsta toim,maan pie.
nofaisten imbteen min ettS ne Iaiiis
wat SumaIan iefd welien mieIuiien
olopaifan, iosIa ne fasmatettaiIiin
fiind ben9en WolosIa, iofa tpainas
iasfa iefd peliesId npt OH.
Weliemme s. 6. gillian iofa feIdIs
Id matfusti YbbpswoItain puoIela
&anian Opiston ia Iuttaian aIioiaa
palaIi tdnne ia fuuloni mufaan OF.
taa toimen mastaan ertdstd toistie.
liiestd faupasIa Siis toimomme
n,onimuotiien msfon melien miibtps
ndn ieuraSIamme ia toimien futen
emenfin niitd fiunausta tuottopia
toimia fen mafaan fuin aiat mDDten
antaa. ioita nell Gillian on min U.S.
folilesta toiminut pDptdmdttd mis
tddn %paimoienfa palttiofIi, ai1telen
9dnen palfitiepan, iota oitean pal.
fan mafIaa manbmrsfaSten plDss
nouiemiiesia. NlpDs iaapmi paitfas
funnale mr. Iiiala, Acknowledgment ia
2lmerifan rutiSten aIiamies; faifs
fein iopiii fddntpd niisid aIioista
bdnen puoleenia. Wtr giiala OH
mpDs aifonut ppIdbtpd ionfun ais
faa paitfafunnaaamme tietnstuofs
Ieen paremmin tdmdn paitfafunnan
oloibin, pitdeu illoin G~nslannintie'
len fielen foulua HaittiusbuoneeIa
iobon fouluun fesoittaiIin faapus
maan faiftia fanIalalaiIiamme, iot.
fa iuinfin Iaaipat Iiiben' tilaiIuutta,
iiitd bpDtpp fufin itle parbaiten. Wte
olemme ia monitin fauman fdriineet
1iitd, fuin Ell ole oiattu maantieltd ia
pbd tuuaan fdriimddn ettei opetella.
Ella tuota fieltd ndp oppinon Iuo.
malainen, eIlei IitD ota tarmoIa Films
nj fielen barioitufIeen. Siis feboi.
tan npieldfin iofaiIen tdpttdmddn til
%laiIuutta bpmdfieen pddStdfIeen IL
ten etecnpdin tdsId maasia iosia
mutton meibdn observation-disclosures
on bpipd t~iloiiuuS pddstd ioita tail
Ia balutaan foifile toiminta aloiue.
s. 6. Seimonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20

febittdd, ettei tuliii iitte min iuurta
ia raSfaSta ebeSwaStamsta fuin
mutton ebbottomaSti hulee.
Slot. 81 y. tuli taas ldbted q. u.
ten marrella aIumia maanmie.
bid teripebtimddn. 9mpaiSta olifin
taas toimia beibdn fesfmuoesla an,
iosIa min pstdmdaiieSti foboellaan
Serran ianan palpeliiaa. Wtatfani
ia toimeni ianotuiaa I%entuiuiqd mao'
ooStui moni puoliiefii. GnIi inuntas
'imme matfaamme 6. 10. q. tansla
f%aniol. s. 2arilan aIunnoIe, iosIa
on Iiepd ratennuS, erittGin iiemdud,
luonnon ibanaqa paitaaa Wbite
fish idripen ruoboiIe0a rannaIla.
&arilan aIunnolla tutfimme raamas
ttn ibania totuntIi ia puboistimme
luonnoI iSta rlmmiStamme luonnpls
liIeIa mebeud. Mamuua lGbotmme
3orilasta, ioapuen Sobn Dian aiuns
noue, ioSIa mpDs oil fastetoimituf'
fla toimitettamana. &anial. $. Sam'
to on iaanut ola foettelemufIen foii'
lusia luonnp0i1en 1airauoen iubteen,
ioita perbeesId OH tapahtunut, ia
mield pbbetIi ifdwppbetIi pei mall
Tea toieia femdnnd, mitd ieutunilIa
oil fplmDstd ldDtiin, patti aiuin ras
fennus idilDi tnlelta. 9altoiafin
pppbfdIi palfea 60 : 70 tooroiin,
paan tdstG buplimatto on GERMAN
tpptpwdinen, toimien tp6nid FUN
funnon mics, mostaten paan. fpld
ie bpmin menee. Slimme ppbdd
masten pDn 9:n aiunnoIa. Iamuls
la Iaapui s. &arila 9:n aIunnoIe,
tertoen ettG bdnen pienofaiIenia, tois
men fafIoiIista, oil idttdnptI tdmdn
fatoonaii en maan ia pppli meta
Iaopumaan maanantaina q iunnol'
lenIa. idaeen fdtfemddn p%ienofaiIen
iddnnDflid maan multaan, iosta le
otettufin on, ioto pppntDd mielelldms
me littemmin noubatimme ia fdtfim'
me pienofaiIen s. &arilan ,palmis'
tamaae maaue, omalIa lotiuanla. s.
bana oil lima ia iloinen mielemme,
ppbdnd iltopuoleen fuin tielimme
iaamamme uubistaa eniimmdistd
foulmbuonetta, iosIa fanIalaiIemme
omat iuuremman Dian tpDstd mals
mistaneet. &oulubuone on afpara,
liemdsti rafennettu Iiemdue fentdae,
Ell taufana rautatiestG. &uinfa Iuurs
ia belpotusta tunIitpat ne, iotfa o.
nat enemmdn tpDstenneleet fo,lun
ppstppn laamilefli fuin %foulubuone
oil 10 Iiindfin mddrdsId nalmiSht.
nut ia eli ipelfaa iuuri enIifddn, fits
ten fuulin leuraapaIa fouluIeffuus
malta, iota toisfieIiIet olifpat pfIin
toimineet, ettd taitaa ottao faufuan
ennen fuin pddIemdt ipelfataafas'
tania, maiffa foulm on 10 noin 5 tai
6 nuotta o0ut toimesI u. Spipoms
me ipaan npt tanIalaiStemme iaa'
man funnon opettaian %fouluunIa,
JOSH ei lapIiSta tile puutoSta oles
maan. Gilen Jain Wbitemoutbista
pIDs welieltd f%irieen, josie ban IL
motif, ettd bda on mielibpmdad iiis
I'd ettd maimonIo iai ndbod Sumas
Ian funnian ennen fuin benfi pois-
tii pois ruumiista ia mpDs iiitd, ets
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20
Gbamberlaimim psfdn Iddfe

Sp0mbert0tntn Dston ldate
On pfii parbaimpia famposfa. Wlo'
nena muonna on GbamberIaintn ps'
fdnIddfe pbtenddn moittamut iuoiio'
ia fifIi ettd ie on npi enin tapalinen
lddfe fdptdnnDsid ia ioua on erin'
omainen menetfi. &c on tartoitetti
t%ilebtuneelle furfuIIe ia feubfotai'
bile, IelaiIiue fuin psfdae, fplmpp'
belle ia nubaue ia ie OF alma luo'
tettapa. &c on mieupttdpdd ia
paaratointa ottaa ia epdilemdttd
parasta fauposIo niibin torfoihit'
film, ioibin ie on tebtp. = Wlpptd'
,pdnd Oscar NorbIiueiIa:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20
ValOkuvia
ia
\ Kuvaraameja \
tehdaan korkeimpien vaatimusten
mukaan
alhaisemmilla hinnoilla.
j. OLII.
lronwood, Mol
Gn1GnnGt boi!

Sc tiebdtte, eta fupari.astia Imam
tinausta on mprfpuinen. 9llfdd turs
meIfo tertpeptrdrne. Wiefdd fii'
ruuSti aStioitanne tinattapat5i 1ep.
pd ". 8innuIaIe. 9dn on ainoa
iuomaIainen t%inaaia tdld puolen
2upariloarta. 9dn tefee bpwdn
tpDn fobtubinnoilla. Somoin tcfee
feritiimid, puuffoia, fdrrpid. refid
ia betpoiet fensittdd bpluin.
sliunto ia paia Wc2eob apemueIa,
naStapG6td 8rounin tauia.
8iirubtafaa ia tulfaa 'luotieni.
u. 8immnla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20

&QSte1t
Silansbinta @merifasIa muobelta
20 ienttid. Suomeen so ienttid pps
bdfouluiae Is proientin aIenmus.
Sioite:
2asten 0stawG,
60 9. 2(ber IT,,
SrOmtpopo, Waict
Mmttajam

a Iiamiebind toimipat ieuroapat Fan
ialaiiet:
Sebn Saari, motfoiIla.
Stat Smopa, Srpstal Sails, Wiicb.
Sobn 2auttamus, Miblanb, Wis.
German Sill, Wasburn, Nis.
-Samio Euotfalainen, matfoiQa.
Socob Gliaion WafeI ielb, Mid.
Sobn Sipastin, HodIonb, Wlid,.
Watti Sulffp, 9es STEINER, N'id.
Sab Siipaffa, Glp, Winn.
Soban Splma, Gmbarras, Minn.
70. Yliidrmi, Gofato, Minn.
Watti IboId, Calumet, Micb.
Sobpn Turia, Gonneout, Ohio.
Sobon &iIponen, Sronmopb, Mid)
Sobn Inttila, MapleeIa. IBIS.
$. Sobnion, XeabiSia, q. Dat.
Inttt Npfdri Heb 2~obsesIa, Wont.
9cnrp Waltonen, Sitcbburs. WasI.
Sranf s. Gillian, matfuStana.
Sobn Saari, Marquette, Wticb.
Sobn paananen, Diamonbipiue,
Wpo.
Gbas. Natfon, 6oImes Gitp,
Winn. ia pmpdriStDiud.
Sacob Npbacta, GIear GreetisId,
paitii pudmainittuia aiiamiebid o.
wat firffofunnan papit ia beibdn a.
Iettamania paifaaisafamiebet ert
paiffofunniQa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20
9almtaam tietoja.

WliSfd olet Mrmib Sill. @ar.
peen fpldstd, SfaoIifista, &. |. Sdn
oil tpiimc ipfipnd minun fansIani
pbtaifaa iairasmuoteeIa Marauet.
ten Suses !SospitaaIisia. pads.
tpddn ennen minua pois TAI bin
minulta ipdbdn rabaa IainafIi, lit.
rpoten ldbettdd tafaiiin iuiimeistddn
iiiben FUN pddien life uIos maini.
tusta iairaoIasta. 9dn Ell ole iittem.
min itIestddn mitddn tietoa antan,it,
rpaitta firioitinein pari fertaa Iiad
oIoitteeua, ionne ianoi menemdnId
tataiiin tpDbDn.
Sliiifo fetddn tuttua tai tuntemas
tonta, iofa a%ntoiii bdnestG tietoa,
onto bdn mield eIdipitten ioufosIa
mai eli.
%. Gfluno,
GoaIpoob, Soriptb, Mticb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20

Taitpaan foti faitiSt' talein.
Chime, SeeIus, mma cbiaa!
Taiwas faiffein raffabin,
parempaa ei ole turWaa.
Sieu' wanbempani ratfaat
quo SeeIuS idueen toboata,
FUN eldmdni laffaa
81 SeeIus linne iobbata.
Siea' 1aui mum mpDs fobbata
iiSfoni ia meitot!
0leitd mpSs iofaista iobbota,
mabpistain ustomme beitot.
Wte itIesIdmmc fDpbid,
furiia, malan fplmid,
W}utt Seelus on t6pbppben fpalas
ia nomsIit =
Sdn fobin ia ldmmDn on furiiu
I%uonut.
Selmi perna.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20

nptpddn paitii NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
taan OF iotas ia meriminiSterien
buoIta taottaipot Ialt,d boioettawino,
pitt 5 p. feidf. tanstolaisten peruss
tusIati'iublasia pubeen, iofa Ell moi.
nut ola iosloir maarin r,aifuttamat.
ia foto faniaan.
Siiben pubeeieenIa oil ban nimits
tain iommitelut pari rpiertd piirret
I'd toiieldmdstd". slntataamme Ills
pddministerin life pubua:
SDns ia 9arin palpelimat Iamas'
ia toloSIa. 81 alfoimot pitdd toiIis.
taan, ia fifteen be menimdt naimiiiin
ia oStimat itieleen piemen torpan ia
pari Iebmdd. Seiue ipntpi lapiia, ia
tpD tuli entistd rasfaammafIi. &c
munittui tpDlddtli raatamiIefii. Sons
hpautii t6ibin neutrality-suspicious., mi
fd tp0 oil fomin rasfasta. ia uIein
Fin bdnen tdptDi 10 marboin aamuL
la ldbted fotoaan. Wliitta &arinin
olo oil aamuiin iansen ,u%aifeata.
Sdnenbdn oil tdptDnpt DDud lasten
tafia ipalmoa, %iaattoi niinfin tapabs
tiia, eta Sons bdntd anfarasti mott
ii, Fun ei fabtpi ia rupfa oaut alta
naan walmista; ia paiffa mics iitd
idlfeenpain fatuifin, uuIiutui ie fuis
tenfin tupn tuostafin.
ga pdiipdt fuluiipat ia puolii ot tes
fiipdt tpDtd ia aberlipat fufin pel'
molliiulttaan tdpttddfieen Mutta
6ppid ia belid %fanoia toinen toiiil'
Ieen aIfoi BELLA ola pbd hartpem.
min. Sattuipa fiuoin muutamana
Idmpimdud feIdpditpdnG erds met
1dstdid tulemaan merfelibaubale.
iuuri fun SDns topereineen istui
paitabibaiiuaan ateritimasIu. Wtets
idstdid lai biufan iuotannaa ia istuii'
tut pafiiemaan miesten lpDoesId.
SonIin Yaita oil hppin ommeItu,
ia olletifin oil mono9rammi iiind tie.
nod tefoa.
Metidstdid fpipi:
vGufa fen on neulonut?"
rWaimohi."
rNo, iitttnbdn tietenfin oIette BAN
til fiitd fiiadnpt?"
"aiittanYt! emmeban ole enad lap
iia".
rMoisApa en- ole miuoinfaon full.
lut", Ianli ~metIastdia, rettefD ole ia.
naaafaan antanut maimonue tpDae
tunnustasta? Mtinfdlaista aipioelds
mdd tie mietdtte? Sm. Sm.! Isl min'
fddnlaista tu~nnuStusta ipaimon
tpDIe", liidii m~etIdstdid ifddnfuin it,
%lefIeen ia alfoi iitten pubua muista
hIioisto.
Wtltta ne ianat Iattuiipat FUN Ialas
man istu SDniin ipodmeen. &oti.
mattalaan alfoi bdn tebbd tiIid it,
ienId fansia ia amioIiito staan.
&otiin tultuaan fatiabti ban pmpd.
riaeen tuWosio toiiin iilmin FUN
fosfaan ennen. Nuofu oil pDpbdud
,paImiina. &aifti oil. idriestptiesid.
ia &arin istui taipolIiIuuoen mufaan
pDpbdn pddsId neuIomasia.
Sons meni pibaue peIemddu ities
dan, ia biufIenia fampaii ban MT
tomauista buoleaiI emmin, ia iStuiis
tut Iitten ipDmddn. Wtutta eli BAN Ell
fd 8arin pubunut Ianaofaon.
Wibooin ianoi mics:
rSindpdS olet iulman obfera."
Waimo ei pastannut mitddn. Set
Zen fuluttua liIdii mics:
rNopia find oletfin neulomaon."
WaimonIa fatIabti bdneem.
n8uuleban", ianoi mics, rtdnddn
muuan mics febui monosrpmmia,
ionfa Diet paitaani neuIonut. 1ulin
iiitd fotpin iloiiefii, ia armeIin ettd
minun on iiitd iimllefiu ianominen.
Sind oletfin iofa tapaufiesfa felpo
maimo, 8arin!"
Siqoinpa fimaIteIi fppneI 2arinin
iiimdsfd. 9dn nouii ia famabti mie.
benId faulaan, -
gnna ebes iosfmS titnnuStus
tpaimoii tpDae!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-20
Mmma ~tltnmmstms ipaimpIl
tDSqe! :.

SanStan fonieIiin p%reiioentti s. 6.
S%briitenien, iofa, tuten tiebetddn, on
alfuiaan foulunsopettaia, mutta ioua
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-02-22
Farm for Sale.

The e. of the NW4 and the WI
of the NEf of section 80, township
SO, range u in Cherry county,
Nebraska. 1t is within A miles
of Valentine, the county seat, and
is situated in the center of the
famous Schlagle table land, cele-
brated for its fertility and pro-
ductiveness. This farm formerly
had Is acres broken on it but went
back because it ceased to be Guilt
waited. Every part of the 100
acres can be cultivated. 1t will be
sold for a reasonable price. Terms
one-half down and balance one and
two years. Deferred payments
to be secured by mortgage on the
land. The title is absolutely per-
feet. Address the owner, L. M.
CoNKLING, Al Olive St., St.
Louis, Mo. ga
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-02-22
The Art of Drawn work.

Perfilado, or drawn needlework, oc-
cupies the same place Inc Mexico as
lace does in Brussels. The city Of
MatamOros is the center Of its pro-
duction, and large quantities of this
beautiful work are exported to the
United States. Women and girls are
employed in the manufacture. and
some of it is very expensive, for a
year may be required to make 4 single
piece. The linen or silk is placed in a
frame, the threads are drawn out one
way, and with needle and the finest
spool thread the design is worked.
Perfilado is taught in the public
schools. Among the articles made are
handkerchiefs, tablecloths. bedsDreads
and covers for chairs or lounges. The
work is hard and difficult, and the
earnings are on an average less than
q shilling day.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-02-22
Cherry County School Notes

Dora and Myrtle Gardines,
Maud Starr and Eva Loomer took
the examination for certificates
last Saturday.
A recent visit to the west end
of the county developed the fact
that much good teaching is being
done in our schools there.
A good device in advanced read
ing lessons is to have the pupils
substitute longer words for shorter
ones vica versa. Examples: Con-
fagration-Gre; catch-apprehend.
This will tend to critical observa-
ton of the style of different
authors. "-Western Teacher.
READING CIRCLE QUESTIONS.
Pedagogy.
What are the steps by which
Mr.. White would teach pedagogy!
Psychology.
What is meant by nervous and
muscular education!
How may attention be defined!
What are the effects of m entail
concentration!
What are the varieties of at
tention!
What causes Observation-Disclosures:
La. Purchase.
Relate the experiences of the
expedition in crossing Montana.
Program of teachers meeting tc
be held in the high school room al
100 p. M. Saturday, Feb. q:
Vocal Solo 80 :. Selected " Marguerite Quigle!
Paper 80. The Influence of the Parent on
the School ..............M Mrs. Geo. AustiI
Paper . Review Of Whites Teaching Of
Geography .Efie Carlson
Paper. 80. Quiz on Language Study as
set Forth in Whites Elements of
Pedagogy Observation-Disclosures Mary Grew'
Vocal Solo. ..... Selected Nellie Easle,
Paper -. :. Benefits to be Derived from At
tending Teachers Meetings .........
...............J ohn ORoak'
Paper 80. Review OF Chapters VIII and
TX of La. Purchase. .......... Stella Sprat
Paper. 90. :. Review of Chapters \ AMI NJ
of La Purchase. ......... Stella Newman
Paper -. advantages and Disadvantages
of the Country Pupil as Compared
with the Town Pupil. Mrs. Lottie Crane
Patrons as we'll as teachers vii
be welcome.
LULU KoRTz, Co. Supt.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-02-22

John A. Mccall, ex-president
of the n. 7. Life, is dead.
Claud Jones returned yesterday
from trip up to Casper, Wyo.
w. T. Kinkaid has purchased the
Fike dwelling of the Red Front
Nero. Co.
A supper was given in Bethel hall
last night for the benefit of raising
money to put electric lights in
that building. Nearly $40 was
raised.
The Valentine land Office will
probably be opened for business
about the first of next month with
the new register and receiver in
charge.
The state press association meets
at Lincoln, Feb. 26 to % and the
present indications are that Val
entine will be represented by both
THE DEMOCRAT and Republican.
From Wednesdays World
Herald we learn that Cong. Kin
kaid says he cannot support any
of the four lease bills offered with
out amendments and thinks the
$40 acre homesteaders are solving
the question. He says further
that the lease question is local and
should be decided by county boards
as to whether it is beneficial and
recommended to the governor for
proclamation instead of leaving it
to the legislature, and further that
no permanent legislation need be
looked for now, but rather relief
as an expediency but leaving the
64O-acre homestead to operate
freely.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-02-22

This is Washington's birthday.
Perry Bryant was in town few
days ago:
A fine 6-octove organ, almost
new, for sale. j. O. BEATTY. 4
You will find a hearty welcome
at the Chicago House. SO
A good Smith Premier typewriter
for sale cheap. F. NJ. WALcoTT.
Mrs. Kuskie was up from
Sparks yesterday.
When you want a pocket knife
always buy the keen Kutter.
Wanted: A girl for general
homework. Apply to
ADA HOLsCLAw.
w. S. Jackson is up and about
town as usual now, and has an ap-
petite for everything good to eat.
Clarence Carson returned this
morning from Alberta, Canada,
looking we'll and just the same old
boy.
A full line of Simmons Hard
ware Co.'S. Keen Kutter' goods
may be found at the Red Front
Nero. Co. SO
j. E. Thackrey came down from
Hot Springs, S. D., this morning
and will spend few days visiting
relatives and friends. He is book
keeper for the Hot Springs Plaster
Co.
This morning a government
horse Inspector condemned Mart
WEIGHS horse and a horse and
mule belonging to Josh Hit as
having the CHAMBERS and they were
shot and buried.
Stuart & DeMars Stock Go.
played Monday and Tuesday eve
nings in Church's opera house,
The Convict's Daughter and
The Prince of LIARS" and last
night the former at the post. To-
night they play again in town.
The company has done very we'll
and has our best wishes.
j. f. Pettycrew Friday returned
ing from Marshaltown, Ia, where
he has been visiting several week S
past. Mrs. Pettycrew did not re-
turn until yesterday morning.
Mr.. Pettycrew brought three fine
stations home with him.
The Pat Grove trail at Omaha
ended with a verdict for acquital
on the charge of kidnapping young
Cudaby and robbing Edward Cud-
ahy of $50, ZOO as ransom. Five
years has been spent in appre-
hending Pat Grove and now he
goes free though there isn't
doubt as to his guilt. The people
of Omaha and the state as we'll are
indignant over the result.
Dave Wishart had the misfor-
tune to lift the rod out of the n.y.
drant when he turned on the water
in the kitchen to get a drink just
before retiring last Saturday night,
and Dave got busy for awhile bal
ing water out to get far enough a.
head to enable him to 60 to the
neighbors for help. Poor Dave
was in his night-shirt and was
surely in a predicament, for the
water was cold and wet. Grand
ma Clarkson was away Oh a visit
that night and there was no one to
send for help. He couldn't shut
the water off, nor get far enough
ahead carrying out water to run
for help. Ask Dave what he did.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-02-22

Don't forget that the Red Front
Nero. Co. are agents for Aermotor
windmiIls. Best SIT. mill made
only $500. 90
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-02-22

HaIldorson's photos 1, 2, 3, 4
and 9Th of each month.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-02-13
THE SHIPPING BILL.

One of the important measures be-
fore the senate and house at Wash.
ington this year is the shipping bill,
which has been favorably reported to
the senate by its committee on com
merce. Senator Gallinger, of New
Hampshire, chairman of the commit
tee, delivered in the senate a long
address favoring the bill, the strong
est part of his remarks referring to
the experiences of other nations in
giving subsidies.
1t was the first presentation to the
senate of the many interesting feat
ures Of the new bill which las been
drafted, SO far as possible, for the pur-
pose OF affording the greatest good to
the greatest number. 1t is totally
different measure from any Of the pre-
ceding so-called "ship subsidy bills,
and Is the result of nearly two years
of earnest endeavor on the part Of
the joint commission. The bill was
drawn after numerous hearings and q
prolonged investigation of the entire
subject of the condition Of the mer-
chant marine Of this country and what
can and should be done for its i'm
provement. Therefore it's supporters
believe 1t approaches more nearly to
the Legislation that congress is likely
to enact than any measure previously
proposed ana at the same time 1t will
undoubtedly b. of great assistance to
the merchant marine. Consequently