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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-10
Where Man Lived 5,ooo~Years Aeo.

Where Man Lived 5000 Years Ago.
An important discovery of enolithic
remains has been made near Alghero.
in Sardinia. They consist Of a series
Of subterranean cells in which were
found human remains, vessels of terra
Gotta and stone weapons and imple-
ments, evidently belonging to period
far beyond the pale Of history. Scien.
tffic examination pronounces the re.
mains to be neolithic, and to almost
fringe upon the dawn Of the iron age.
Their antiquity Is believed to extend
to about 5000 years before Christ
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-10
VERSE Of THE DAY.
Why Complains

Signing away for summer?
Mourning the songbird's fight?
Hark to the sleigh BELLS music
Borne through the frosty night.
What's the matter with Winter?
He's all right!
Longing to think Of lessons,
reaching to swim Alright?
Show her the art of skating
Gives her the same alright.
What's the matter with Winter?
He's all right!
Pining to think Of buggles
Driven through leafy light?
sieighing will make 1t needful
Hugging her just as tight.
WHAT'S the matter with Winter?
He's all right!
Fretting to trace initials
Out where the sands invite?
Lasts on ring much longer,
Billow and storm despite.
z What's the matter with winter
He's all right!
Signing away for Kisses
Under the roses bright?
Mistletoe works much quicker.
Cheer him with all your might!
What's the matter with Winter? Z
He's all right!
NAcLandburgh Wilson, in n. Z. gu
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-10
American Way the Best

An English speaker, at meeting of
the Friends Educational association.
in Philadelphia, gives bit of needed
encouragement. This observer, Prof.
John Lester, says that the manners of
boys in the United States are better
than those of English lads. He says
that the influence of our mothers and
women teachers in the schools is re-
sponsible for this. This point of view
he places picturesquely by declaring
that American boys learn their first
lessons of morality at their mothers
knee. English boys generally learn
theirs across their fathers" y
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-10
Noon Is Constant

The old idea that changes are taking
place on the moon carefully has been
Investigated by M Puiseux, . French,
astronomer: Going over all records,
from the earliest Observations to the
i1test, he concludes that the reality OF
the supposed changes has not been;
proved. and that the varying sensitive.
ness Of the retina to faint objects IL sur
ncient 70 account for differences sesn,;
while different conditions OF exposure
might explain all appearances In the
photographs Z Fl
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-10
That Truth stands bright
In Gods own sight,
Mailed in Gods might!
laugh It on.


When you're suffering reversion
TIL 1t seems naught but diversion
is the only thing you need to keep your
weary minds intact.
Try little healthy laughter.
Good old-fashioned, jolly laughter,
ana you,ll find it bully medicines tonic.
for fact.
When you can't make any Roadway,
And each day seems IKE dead day.
And the thorns begin to poster till your
nerves are shattered, racked,
Stop bit; get busy quaMng
From the bottle labeled "LaughinR"-
Get your AL and then start over-it's q
tonic, for q fact s. =
Are Sou grumpy? Are You grouchy1
Do you feel like saying ouchy
Every time some one sets near your Have
You lost the thing called tact?
Try = cup Of sunny chaMng,
Sweetened up with merry laughing q
its the best thing on tho market for .
tonic, for Q fact. S 3. Z IS. b.
t-4tlwaukee Sentinel.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-10
Cupid Turns the. Leaves.

Cupid Turns the, Leaves.
Let me see" said the apple checked
country girl as she entered the big de.
partment store, "have you any sit.
close books?"
sit-close books!" echoed the clerk,
in establishment what in the world
are they?"
"Why, er-family albums. You see.
4 have q gentleman caller Chicago
Daily News
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-10
SONG for fine New ye.r


Let us, in this New Year.
Inc hottest robe of Truth for raiment wear:
Whatever crosses Life may give to bear
Whatever paths to tread
assume them. though they lead
Ger graves that hide our dead!
Life hath more dark than light;
but let us dream a star shines in the Night!
mat Love still riseth beautiful, and far
yer Hate as God hath stationed star
star!
That Truth stands bright
In Gods own sight,
Mailed in Gods might!
Weary the world rolls on:
BUT Darkness is but prophet Of the Dawn!
And Love 1t !s that ever strives to lead
Inc dreamer where the dream becomes the
Light-light in all our tears!
Faith-that shines bright DER fears,
And God to guard the years!
Frank l.. Stanton, in Atlanta Constitu.
ton. ~ -
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-10

II the shade of jackson could hear
all the things said about Old Hickory.
ut Jackson day dinners he would GER
tafnly want to fight another duel.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-10
ALPHABET OF PROVERBS.

A grain of prudence is worth pound
of graft.
Boosters are cousins of liars.
Courtship by mail usually ends in
matrimony.
Denying fault doubles it.
Envy shoots at others and wounds
itself !.
Foolish fear doubles danger.
God teaches us good things nv orr
own hands.
He has hard WORK who has nothing
to do.
1t costs more to revenge wrongs than
to suffer them.
Knavery is the worst trade.
Learning makes man at company
for himself.
Modesty is a guard to virtue.
Not to hear conscience is the way to
silence 1t.
One hour to-day is worth two to-
4 morrow.
Proud looks make foul work il fair
faces & ~.
Quiet conscience is quiet sleep.
Richest is he that wants least
Small faults INDUCED In are little
thieves that let in great ones.
The Iboughs that bear most hang low
sgt- . n 3
Upright walking Is sure walking.
Virtue and happiness are mother and
daughter. 81 {:
Wise men make mole opportunities
than they ind. 4, %
You never lore by doing ! good "a,
John Hawkes. q Cincinnati lumber-
man 10 known a. th6 ''old man. az the
zee. % gin his life he has crossed the
Atlantic 128 times.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-10
REALIZES HIS DREAM; DIES
Inventor Sacrifices All for Engine:
Wins Too Late-Water Craft
Wonder.

PHILADELPHIA Pa.--For 80 years Ed
ward Waldron, an inventor. suffered
privations in order to perfect his
theory of an engine that would revolu-
tionize the speed of water craft, only to
die the day before his triumph was to
be realized. u
He was found dead in his room in
Vine street. His new steel motor-boat
Waldron was to have been launched
from the yards of Pusey & Jones. IN
Wilmington, Del.
The new craft was fitted with a hex-
ible rotary engine, upon which he had
repeatedly experimental in speed-driy-
ing, and 1t was his boast that the new
engine would make the Waldron the
swiftest boat Of its kind in the world.
When Castro finds the. world bas
quit talking about him, he insults the
french diplomatic agent to get the
thing started again.
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John Hawkes. a Cincinnati lumber
man. is known a. tho "old mar. az the
sea. 81 u his life he has crossed the
Atlantic 128 times. ~ n &
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h Wilson, in n, 8. aun.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-06-06
Mingona Items.

! The farmers are busy putting up al
falfa.
4 Newton Baldwin sold most of bis
horses few days ago.
/; We would like to have the two other
item gatherers come back and help US.
i Mrs. Appel returned home from her
visit in Iowa on Monday Of last week.
/ Fra nix Strickland and wife brought
home some new furniture last Thurs.
day.
/ Leon Osborn went last Monday to
Hutchinson AMI other points on an ex.
tended visit.
/ Miss Ermine Osborn went to Aitica
| Saturday to visit and at tend the wed.
ding OF a friend.
We have never felt very friendly to
imonopolists and don't like to be forced
INTO that class ourselves.
Lightning struck Harve Williams
house during the electric storm on Fri.
Eday. Considerable damage was done.
Newton Baldwin came back a few
days ago to take Ions place on the
farm. Ions shoulder is getting along
as we'll as can be expected.
Il The rabbits have quit playing hide
and go seek with Charlie Pepoon. IL 9
mas begun using gun on them-a
Etwenty.two Winchester rifle.
h CD Johnson, the r. F. D. viewer,
has about the same as granted our R
/ r. d. route. The success is duel rln-
cipaily, to George Osborn and we are
sure the people all feel grateful to.
him for his efforts.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-06-06
Deerhead items.

Mrs. G. G. Cline visited in Lake City
last week
Ike crops are looking very we'll in
this vicinity.
Arch Allen has gone to Yewed, Ok,
TO spend a few days.
ID. S. Bruce went to Lake City last
week.
A base bali team has been organized
at Deerhead-9 on one side and q on
the other.
Several persons OF this community
attended Decoration Day services at
Lake City.
We have more grass and less cattle
In this country than we have had for
many years.
Paul Stewart, M. F's. son, was trying
to use the old shotgun last week but it
wouldn't shoot.
Mr.. Paswater of Wichita, agent for
the Ottawa Star Nursery, was doing
business among us last week.
Says the girl TO her felIow"this is not
leap year, I've furnished the rig for a
long time now it Is your time"
Carl Kelly forsook his probationary
privileges and departed for Corwin 10
take up his abode on the Cars.
Wilson South passed through Deer
head recently looking for new potatoes.
He Is too early for this climate.
George Lockart and wife and sister,
Miss Pattie Cooke, were visiting friends
and relatives at Deerhead last week.
We are indeed glad to say that we
heard from our dear friends and neigh
5ors, Mrs. G. e. Golf and daughter.
Nina.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-06-06
Isabel Items.

/ From the Herald.
). c. Grimes and daughter, Carrie, are
expected back home Thursday. Miss
Erlmes Is happily mendiEg from her
recent sickness and at home in their
pleasant residence we trust she will
soon regain her health.
Lester White made a few of his
friends have an uneasy half hour Sat
prday. Some said Les was sick and
plight die. But we trust as long as
there IS real estate to sell or insurance
TO get the real and only White gets his
!at every,turn of the road.
Another dead beat has invaded lisa.
ipel and left a number of unpaid &C.
counts as record of his short stay
Ihere. Roy McDaniels and his lady left
.!oWn leaving remembrance with all
ne could. Some SIS in unpaid accounts
would put this young man where the
ldogs won't bite him, and 1t should be
Edone.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-06-06
HazeAoh Aen,$l

Mrs. Fred Bell Ii repbrteaI lis being
very sick the past week. Md did moi
learn the cause Of her stcKnAdH.
Barley fields bid. fair tb make a won.
derful crop this thine, butt 81 do ali
other crops.so why single cittbarleyp
Only about ten more DAYS till the
people win begin 10 cut pne bid the best
crops of wheat cua in this lHdality for
some time. li5
o. III. Dunbar says hd has hk last rot
liked to run feed atOrd right He has
two pair of scales In the ssofe one ia
buy over and one tD sell bveri he saws 4
saves making any Ichan&es.il
A couple OF Mail ia BfeezS, represent.
atiyes got into 3 little SCRAP sone (iay
last week and spilled oil lot BE blood.
settled with his honor tude 4 SinDsor,
and went of apparently COD tented,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-06-06

King Alfonso snd Princess
Ena were married. Ia Madrid,
Spain, last Thursday. Next
to the Alice add Nick affair
in this country lit was tho
most giddy event. Of the age.
The people hra painfully
foolish. To Worship at the
feet of aristocfact seems a
blessed privileges III
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-06-06
Lassweu Issn,s

A fine rain this week. }k
Mrs. Lizzie Emmel SSsI visiting her
sister, Mrs. A. Pardee!,
Mrs. Alice Madden Isl visiting her
sister, Mrs. Lima Williams.
joseph Ogden has quh buying hides
and has gone In theIpot,atry busineas In
dead earnest. t! : = ]
Wilson Holmes lttlsssbn was quite
sick the past week butts imnrovinC AZ
this writing. fs
Lloyd Bailey and mother of Kinwa
were out visiting I0ld heighbors the
first of the week. @E
Grandma Craft OF Curtis. Oklahoma.
Is here visiting nbr daughter. Mrs.
Chas. Stinnett. Hs
Mrs. Holmes mothers who has been
staying with her fPr aphe time. re.
turned home last week.: 7
George Lyle has becbIne so sccas.
toned to the springs waters that hs now
hauis 1t away by tho barrel. l
There was large crowd at the Gem
etery decoration day ard arrangements
were made for impIovi1g the cemstery.
Henry Henshaw, Eho!bas been visit
ing in Sumner and Clark counties for
several months, is hmOhk old friends
here again. i, !: If
We wonder how the sDeerhead' cor.
respondent knows just when the mail
carrier raises hid uinbrella-sureIy
keeps close watch. Hs{
Yes Deerhead CORRESPONDENT we &C.
knowledge the impdrtal.ce of spelling
proper names corrbctlx, but we are
Informed that Mrs. DrGFY has no sreaa-
tives by the name OF Bruce but has q
mother and brother BY. the name ;of
"Brussow." II team
Last Saturday Mt. SSokm's received
the sad news of hesdeAEh OF their son,
Fred, who went to California ia the
spring. He was with bis. sister at the
time of his death. WSbxtend our sym.
pathy to the bereav4d parents.
Again the family chain i'd broken,
Another link from that happy bandt
He we dearly love has lett us. Fl
Left US for another land. {;
Like flower, his beauty feied. +
Short his pilgrimage bslbw, i:
Sickness has prevailed uppn him, ii
Time had come when heintust go.
Vain were all their kind ehdeayore IS
To restore his health agHiH,
WSS wers s sneii s5s an help him.
Hs sss ssa sss vs as.sss
With his brother andlhis sister.
He could not prolobe his stay. ):
Surely we must hopeIto ryeet him,
In better world thhn this
Here is no abiding city, III ;.
There is land of perfect peace.
Run your race with faith and patience,
While your lamp hdlds9uk to burn
When your message comes TO call you
Welcome travellers ress,at home. II IL.
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Mowa Items.

Clipped from the News-Review.
VIII Wheat has resumed his former
position In John Dobson's grocery.
VIII is mandy about the store and is
popular with the customers.
Attorney Walter L. Owen informs Us
ssnae ne ID not and does not expect to be
the Republican candidate for county
attorney OF Barber county this year.
Mr. Owen has 3 good law practice and
expects to remain with It.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-06-06

AN kinds Of furfitlfeI bought, ana
@ Id, stoves repaired, and second hand
goods of every desbriptibp constantly
In stock. Store on Ndlth Main street.
fAIAM JACKSON.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-06-06

Listers, CuItivatoFs, 0fills, Plows-
single and double row: cultivatcra In
fact anything you HanE in the agricul.
tural implement limb. Me can interest
you.-Chase Hdw. Go. II IT.:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-02
WIFE REPENTS
AND CONNERY
IS PRObATED
N. Y Herald

Miralds moaned today on her settle
I'm the audience when Judge Rueckert
ordered her husband. Charles Connery,
10 furnish 5000 bonds for his appear
ance for trial Tuesday
IL seemed lot OF money TO her.
and she never dreamed that she was
going so far when she complained TO
the police OF the Fifth station that
her husband had slapped her face and
blaCked her eve n little
Connery was led back into the do
tention room and his wife found way
TO join him.
They talked IL over and then both
returned to the court room.
Mrs. Connery had talked with Capt
Mowry before seeing her husband and
said that she didn't want him prose
cuted after all
Connery again faced the bar and re-
tracted. admitting his guilt and prom
ised TO do better.
Capt. Mowry said that the assault
had not been at all serious, and that
the husband had taken offense at his
wife's frequent attendance at dances
the couple quarreling on this point
Connery was admitted to probation
and the couple, who have only been
married about year, and have child
were very happy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-02
OPEN SHOP POLICY
MAY PREC|P|TATE
GENERAL STRIKE

Lynn Mass. May "A general strike
OF the building trades is threatened in
this city as the result or the determine
tion OF the members OF the Lynn Master
Builders association TO declare for tho
open shop policy adopted by the assocIa.l
ton
Some small firms have settled with the
unions by signing the new agreements
but In the majority OF instances the en-
ployers are holding firm against the
unions Two hundred and fifty carpenters
and nearly as many machinists are out
today and a much smaller number are
out In the plumbing, painting and lathing
trades
The sheet metal workers and electri-
clans have pledged support TO other build
ing trades unions and arrangements are
being made for a special session of the
Building Trades council to take action on
the situatio Tonight the master machin-
lists will send conference committee 20
meet a comittee OF union members to at
tempt a settlement.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-02
RUG BEATER
WAS BEATEN,
LEG BROKEN

Merle x Jackson. 27 Is at the st Jo-
sep's hospital with a broken leg. the re-
suit OF a fight in the yard at $50 Potters
avenue last night.
Jackson's brother was beating rugs on
the line and the police cay the Dusseaults,
who live upstairs objected 10 this because
they had clothes on the line
Jackson was told 10 stop He didn't
and a melee followed. in which five or
six young men mixed 'em up.
Joseph II. Dusseault. %. was arrested
by officer Walter OF the Seventh station
on the charge OF assaulting Merle X
Jackson, pleaded not guilty and was or
dered TO appear I'm court May rs.
DR. r. G. Hale Of 14o7 Broad street at
tended Jackson. and later ordered him
sent TO st. Joseph's hospital.
He stated that the large bone OF the
thigh was broken and II will he at least
81 xweek before Jackson can leave the
hospital.
According 10 the account of the acct
dent given TO the doctor. the leg was
broken by Dusseaut's jumping on II.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-02
NUGGETS OF NEWS

The battleship Georgia. built at the
Bath Iron works. Bath. will gofto Rock
land, Me, for builders acceptance trial
May % on the Rockland course The
cruiser ST Louis will be tried May 15
Advices from Baltimore today were 10
the effect that Secretary Ronaparte rested
easily during the night. The physician.
are agreed that his Illness is the result OF
ptomaine poisoning
Gov. William T. Cobb Of Maine left Bos-
ton today for his home at Rockland He
was taken III with an attack OF grin while
stopping at the Hotel Lenox several DAYS
ago
Rev. Or. Frederick W. Hamilton Of
Boston who recently was elected presi-
sent OF Tufts college will be inaugurated
On Tuesday.Jun l9 at 3 o'clock In the af-
ternoon according 10 the commencement
program which was made public today.
AZ the annual meeting OF the Northern
Assurance company today at Aberdeen.
Scotland. the chairman. sir David Stew
art announced that the companys total
risk In the destroyed portion of san Fran
cisco was a little over s25cocoo.
The steamer Virginlan from Liverpool
for Halifax and St John. N ". was I'm
communication by wireless with the Mar
conf station NJ Cape Race. ~. r. when
iso miles southeast OF this point at go
n. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-05-02
Uncle Sam-"Im Getting Pretty Tired of This
GERTIE UPHELD
HER REPUTATION
AS TO LANGUAGE

A gilded den Of vice in which mahogany
hucd amazons have been the attraction.
according TO the police, was ralded last
night.
II Is at $40 weybosset street. and
Joseph A. Hull, coored. said TO be the
proprietor Of the place. two duslSy
women giving their names as Hattie
man booked as Frank Johnson. were
landed by the police.
Capt. Lawrence. Lieut.. O'Neil and Of
ficers Houghton and Kndelan formed the
rading party
They entered tho place at about II 80
and. in spite OF protestations. the in
mates had to take the irde 10 the Cen
trail station.
'fAhts morning IN ttrs Sixth district court
Hull admitted sufficient evidence 10 con
vict on the charge of keeping n dsorderly
house and was bound over to the grand
Jury under $1,000 bones
on three counts y. Illegally keeping
liquor for sale and si- counts for illegal
sales. he was fined 500 and costs and 10
days I'm Jail in each case. He entered
appeals.
The Dennis woman was charged with
being lewd and wanton person and also
with four illegal liquor sales. She pleaded
not guilty and was held under bonds ag-
gregating 500 for trial on Tuesday.
Gertie Polk held quite n converse ton
with the court as TO who accused her Of
using bad language.
The warrant specified as to speech
and behavior" and she wanted the court
10 understand that sne never departed
from lady-lke line OF society talk
After admitting the truth Of the charge
as 10 her actions with men she got six
months at the farm; but the question of
her conversational habits was left un-
determined.
Johnson the white man who was found
In room with Gertle. admitted the
charge OF unlawful conduct and got $40
and costs "a did the woman on the same
charge.
Louise Steemer. also arrested by the
Central station police. was held under
$500 bail for trial Tuesday on a lewd and
wanton charge. She Is a colored woman
and was arrested on West Hoyle street.