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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-05
STEAMER LINES
Snake River Route

The present schedule for the O. R
& N. steamers between Lewiston and
Riparia 10 ~ follows:
Steamers leave Lewiston at $500 q.
m. daily except Friday.
Steamers leave Riparia at $40 q. m.
daily except Saturday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-05

II your tickets read over the Denves
and Rio 0rande Railroad. the "Scenb
Line Of the World
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-05

Take your prescriptions to the Owl
Drug Store.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02

tstns @af&uOrri&tunsen; Der gOosr
Der 2Onisrpsn. 6abrifen III nit In late
gen Sabrsn fefgeirstsnsm unratb bs'
bett. Gus ben 264ern In ben edsn
Der Tubb6oen urb Der ME gsweibten
@dnoe tOmmsn am belen li9ten Sage
S&aarei1 BON Ratten berbor, tummeln
H& 3mii9sn ben Wai9insn unb fttir3sn
eeleeentli9 in lsbtere hinein. sic per-
ben nit ben ieIbftbdtissn Wehsrn SER
f&nittsn uno uanoern In bic aonfsr'
ben ooer In bic @arFe"..
5eoenfaus miro auf ldnsere 3eit
6inaus pObl ms6r als Elm psltbiir9sr'
li9er GeutI9sr srtldren: Seoes ameri'
faniide &inobisb. G9af Oosr S4wein
mag f9 in amsrita reoli9 ernd6rsn
unb - f5 au9 bort ~periebren laHen!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02

6snrp Or. Sunt an WiGiam g.
Bed, $beil Got ia, guttIe,'s College
Corner abo.. so BET 208i 5ub, Der,
behsrt, OfIeite @entraI abe., n6roli9
bon IL. Str, Got 81, 4tbon u. u.
Subo., auBenlot 158. 30 Bel 1874
CUB. berbsRsrt. Sfieite Minerpa Str.
ftoli9 bon Snbiana abs.. unb Got AZ
@asuortb's Subj, 60. 90, ber-
beHert, Stiopeftsde 0ermunt uno Gus.
NORTH Ctr. $14. 900.
Bridget Wrintle an 5rant D.
Sbsru, Cots Sc unb 81, S6oemater
u. u. groOtibe Nbb., 80 bsi $50 SUB,
perbsfert. OHieite gebine ape., n5ro.
lid bon IL. Ctr. $4,000.
5eurse %. sbsIbp an Wiaiam 6.
gaRaop. Got %, Sarlan u. u. Nor.
tbern 5eig6ts @oO., 80 BEL 1872 SUB,
bsrbeRert. Shbisite %. Str, 6fli&
bon ROrt6pstern abs. $500.
Jreoerid Bed an 2ouis Bed. 2ot
ITO, South Bart abo., IS BET 100
SUB, pacant. Shcieite Ssrrace ape.,
bfli6 bon gaf Str. $3.50.
emma 8. Surlbsrt, oura greeutor,
an Samss 6. 8arnitt, She'll bonn noro.
tpsfliasn giertsl, Section z, Soun-
ibip IA, Ranae A, 40 Naer, perrp
Sownibip. $4,000.
SObn 8. Wartin an bsnislbsn, ben
bierten She'll bon Got Is, Square 5.
bebr., ROrOisite Der Wi9isan STRIDE,
bfIi9 bon Wsribian Ctr. $500.
Sbomas 6. @bite an Woobfort
8bOmpiOn. Elm 3m6Iftsl prn sinsm
Sbeil bss iaopsfIi9sn @iertels, SIC.
ton 10, 8OwRibip Is, &an9e 2, sc
ader, Wapne $Ounibip. s566.66.
Mpra g. Cummings an benielben,
Elm 3wtlftel bon oemfsIbsn. 1866. &c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02
0nnrr1eu in Gurpba.

Der englif9e Qfritareii enbe Sberft:
leutnont Sames Sarriion bat aus Der
Sturitpdloern am &ongo cine feline
@eienf9aft biefes 3tpergpolfes mad
europa gebra6t. Nur bur9 s3ufal
mar inn Dies &unftitiid geIunesn
gtnes Cages befrette man einen ppg.
mGenfnuben aus ben SGnben Der Ora.
Der. Sieies &ino perftanb arabii6
fIbrte Die @eiben bur9 Sumpf uni
9tti9t gu Sen YbemGen uno iiber.
rebete fte. cine GeiIe na9 europa 81
tpdgen. Wer Die Reiie Stanlebs &c:
leien bat, fennt Die Slide, Die bieIer
tleinften Menf6eni9lag infolge BEL
etpigen SsBen ~angeboren 1T. Ser bsr'
9iftete pfeiI lit ibre 9~dupttpaffe, geger
Die fein Oottor bilft.
Sino lie f9leGter 2aune, 10 tperfer
Tie fi6 gu 8p6sn unb ldfen a1es iibel
ii6 ereeben. Die 2ebenspeiie Del
9dumlinge 1T iebr ieltiam. 9i'
6rauen MAIDEN fi6 jeoen Mprgen neu'
r&leiOer" aus spei 8iinbsln frii9sl
9ldtter. Die Mdnner beirutben mi
= a9t rber neun Sabren. Setter
miro Elm BpgnGe otter ols 40 Sabre
8irO Elm Sunge geboren, Damn berrfat
Sreube in Sroias 9allen. Elm MGb:
den oasegen betommt bonn Papa H.
fort 0ritgel nit 8lGttern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02
Bonn Sefpfrrod)rn.
Gin merf,purot9er Setppbner Der WeereSs
t;eie mo ieiu Srciben.

Gin merftp iroiser Setpubner Der Weeress
tieis mo isin Sreibem.
Oas Seepferoden bepobnt Sen Oft
ldntiI9en S3ean, tnsbeiOnOere Die
0proiee un6 bas Mittelmeer, no es
fi9 unfern Der &iite aufbdlt. 3pii9en
pflan5en beritedt, ma9t es SdeO auf
feline &rebIe unb iu9t ii9 o ieinen
SeinOen gu ii9ern. Sn Ieiner ednSen
ugebung lit Die braune 5arbe porberrs
f9en6, unO bem3ufpl9e lit audi DAG
Seepferoden braun gefdrbt; besbalb
miro es BON Ieinen @erfolgsrn ebenio<
penig bemertt nie BON ieiner 8eute.
Sieie fommt ibm, ni9ts 80ies abneno,
in nddbite NGbe, iene aieben rubig an
ibm boriiber.
ga oas Seepfero6en tpeosr 8au9@
mod S6pun5flpTen beiibt, feline
8ruitflofen mir tlein iino, uno Der
eanse &0rper 0cs etipa Al 3ou LAM
gen Slides infolge Der 8eoedung nit
rtnefOrmig anseoroneten Snp9enplats
ten MIR penig 8epegung bat, beitebt
fem S6tpimmsn in Der Sauptfa9e
mir in einem Nufftei9en unb elm Nie>
beriinfsn, nobel Der &0rper fdft Tent
redt ftebt. OieIe Dirt Der 8etpesuns
miro tueientGi9 Our9 Die S9tpimm>
blafe, ipel9e Sem Seepferonen ebenfoz
ipenig abgebt pie ben Siibpuferz
fif6en, ermDeli9t. 6ebt es Oie Baud
ieiten ettpus, 70 bebnt ii9 Die 2uftblaie
aus, Der &Drper miro lei9ter, uno
langiam f6pebt Die fonoerbare &C.
itdlt in Sie SObe. Oriidt es Saeeeen
atf Die 8lafe, 10 miro Der 8Drper
f9perer unb Iinft tpieber in Die Sisfe.
Wie Die braune 5arbe, 10 lit auG
feline ionoerbare @sitalt Dem Seepfsros
den febr otenlid. Die Weeralgen,
spii9en benen es Ii9 nit @orlisbs
dufbGlt, iino nGmGi9 reid seslieoerts
Pfldn3en NIT 5ablrei9en, blattdbne
liden, f6malsn Sbeilen an ftengelarz
tigen 9ebiloen. sc mebr nun Die in
biefem pflunsensepirr tpobnenoen
Sbiere IN ibrsr Guberen 9eftalt Der
Msenformen fi6 nGbern, oeto peniger
baben lie bur9 Nu9ftelunssn su lei
ben. oeito lei9ter entsebsn ie ben fpG>
benben gliden ibrer 6einbe. Der iiee
benfantige ftdrre &0rper bes Seepferb>
9ens lduft nu9 binten in einen lunsen
unb biinnen 9reifI9parts aug, iinb Die
&nc9enplatten iinb bielfa9 NIT 90>
dern uno Sta9eln beiebt, tpel9e ann
Sntertopf einen &amm bilben ano fa<
benfDrmige @nbdngieI traeen.
Wenn mar Den 2eib bes Seepfero7
4ens aufi9neibet, 10 finoet mar, an1
&np9enffelett feline Spur bon &ippen,
inb es brau9t biefe au9 ni9t, ba bic
barte Gubere @erbedung bes 30rpers
ben tnneren Sreaten bo1fpmmenen
Sdub setpGbrt. Sas Ssepferb9en
pflon5t fi9 pie ale anoeren Slide
bur gier fort. tpelde i'm 9egenfab
au benen anoerer Qrten ei-:,e riibrenbt
9rutpflese finben. Dos Wdnnden
bat ndmlid an Der 8au9ieife cine
Saf9e, in tpslder es Die gelsgtt.: Ger
DorfOrsli9 nit fi9 berurntrdst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02
Sansel mnS @anbsl.

Sn unisrm IsSten Wo&enberi&te
tber bic Snbufrislaee I'm 2anbs bobsn
mir i9on berbOr. bob in ben meifen uns
ierer tpiatiefsn Snoufrie3weiss In
bieIsm Sabre bic iibIi8e 9O&iOmmer'
fodung nidt eintrsten tusrbs, ba sroB.
artigs 8sfslunsen gemadt uOroen
fnb, tpeI6e bic 5abrifen befdnois In
getrisb haltsn usrosn. SrOb GINGER
srDB.rsr St6rungen i'm Bau9ewerbs.
1T bic 8ewsrbstbdtistsit in ben Der,
Staatsn i'm abssmsinsn fotter, ui:
ionf In oisisr bsiBen Sommsrssit. 9as
Roblsns unb @Ots- @eiddft prrsperiri
unb bic Stabl. unb giisnmdrfte in ben
grbBsren Stdoten fno fsf.
Die 8sr0Tsntli9ung Der 6albiabrs'
Sibioenbsn Der g~iisnbabnsn unb Ror.
porationsn 3sigt sinsn ~gtinfigsn Gin
bid In bic Notwithstanding bee
9anbes. Obelsi9 Der @slbmartt unb be,
attisnmartt mod re9t fau fno. SIN
Iebten Sabre bstrua Der Wsrt6 unferer
grnte tibsr feds Miaiaroen Dollars
unb bic bissiibriee uirb tnum 9erin9s,
ausfaqsn. Sesbalb baltsn bic gantsu
srobe @slbbstrdge bsreit, um beim
auftauf bss Setrsioss bic not6wsn'
bisen @orf9hHs lsifisn 81 t6nnsn. Biz
ausfubr bon amsritaniitem Jleii9 bal
cine isbr aroBs GinbuBe erlitten.
ll%nliebians Strsitistsitsn fno 3pi'
I9en Ssuti9lano uno ben Der. Staa'
ten entRanbsn, ba i.br biele beuti6'
grportsure 2lase fi6ren. bab grpOrt'
glitter i'm 3Olamt bon Sem YOrt 81
bod befsusrt tperoen. trob bes Der
fprs6sns unisrsr &e9ieruns, bic tens
porars Wsiibsstinfisungs'RlaufsI be
@infubr bon Wanren beisubebalten,
gs mag baraus Elm 3oatri:g 3uif4er
ben beibsn 2dnbsrn sntfebsn, usnr
bic Der. Staten bic Sa9e auf BIZ
SpiBe treiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02
Mntritt ieiner Guropareiie

gor Mntritt isiner Gnroparsiie
nod isinsr Ssimatb, ct. @alen In Der
s9usi, unb nod &Om. bate fi9 gr3.
bii9of Wsbmsr bon Wilmaufss fur
tusiis Wdsigteit i'm D6lig bsrs&tisten
@snub ssiunber geiFiser @etrdnts,
aber ssgsn bas 8srbot FOLDER @e'
trdnts, 6fsntli& ssduBert. Qaum bai
sr ben @fdsn esfshrt. 10 fallen bic
8smpersn3.6 esprsoiser tiber i'm be,
unb psrbammen feline 2ibsralitdt. Gum
Slid sibt es aud pisle spanselii&s
@eifIi9s, iibiids &abbtnsr unb BIZ
Webrbsit bss fatbolif9en 9lsrus, mel.
&e ben sinais b~srninttigsn Stanbpunft
bss bsuti9en grsbii&ofs bon Wiluau'
tee tbeilen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02

60 9te 9r6kte ttao pats
f~emoHeAuSwabI bon &@mttt.
bInsttets ,tmo 0~IutaemHA6em
fiat aue fxtmot9ett itmo txaus
rt8em Gret8mtHe. Este Rmp
teoersett 8erts berett bet Ses
AmSpabI bebAIRt@ ~ teta.
0extexSnamts 0xoS. 60.
241 @aN. ave. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02
Sans reht bat iener quite 8eiflide

6ans redt bat jsnsr quite @eiiflids
in @bieasO, Der iaste, oab cine quite
ah9s bas bette Wittsl ssesn Srunt.
Iu9t Tel. unb tpsnrl oisisr @sifli9s
uno feline ywaherih&tigen" aoasgeu
ibrsn tpsibli9sn anbang ermabnsr
MOLTEN. stuas better auf ibre 2i&e 3u
a&tsn unb i6re g~bemdnnsr liebeboIe,
su psriorset1 lno 3u ~bebanoeln. banr
ptirran fs mebr our @srbrsitun9 NAB
rsr MdBisteit beitragsn, als burd
9sbrsoen uno S9impferstsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02

g 9ob au einen g o B n.
Der uniperf itdtsprofeHor Solp IN
BriiFel beiiBt einen Sobn. Der tpsnis
Dem Sater, sinem tpeeen feiner Re&tz
idaffnbeit unb lpiFeni4aftliden Iers
bienite bo9sea9teten Shame, dbnelf.
@ls iiingit Der befddftigunssloie iunge
Wann in bas @rbeits5tmmer feines
8aters orans unb bisiem ote i4tpers
fen 9eleibiguneen entsegenf4leuoerte.
aerietb Der alte 9err auber tId Dor
Grreguns, ersriff Die 5linte. f4oB uno
bra9te ietnem Spbn eine f4pere wer'
lesung Bel. Der unsliidli4e @slkbrtt
puroe perbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02

lille Gltern ieien baran erinnert,
bab Der lsbtidbrige 9isrte SuIi 466
Wsni4snlsben, meifsns 9inoer, &c.
forbert bat. Die su 2rtippeln &C.
i9oHsnsn 3dblsn nod pislsn Sauien.
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02

Stdrb BET einem BE
g rdbnib. @Gbrenb elmer Gesroi'
eung in &rdut6eim, Baden. ftiirate Del
Zimmerman Suns plpblt4 gu 30
SEN unb mar iofprt tobt. Ser foeber
nod gefun6e Mann bate Den Seeroig'
ten gu @rabe tragen belfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02

Ser aruie Gar! lin NAL wieoer
cine grbBsrs S&ladtfotte su feben,
muB er ben bsuti9en 5lottsnman6ber1
b~eitpobnsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-02
@rnnbeisentbums llebertragnngsi.

SfeDen1on u. u, S0Is L DIs o III
grucs's Subj. In Bruee's Noo., 40
BEL 1872 SUB iebe, Dueant, Offeite Der
Central abe., iaoli& bon "a. StraBe.
SIS. 600.
Rinnis Wepsr on Senrp 2ansfens
lamb u. g., Got z in gbsnOpstb's
Sub. 26 bel 1875 6ub, berbefert,
Wsiisite Der Sbslbp Strabe, ihbli4
bon Sanders Str. 81, 900.
artie M. grupn an Sbomas s.
Samiltou, Got "a, Sboemater's Subo.
8beil Dat Sin, 40 BET 1855 SUB,
psrbsKsrt, Ofisits Wbeeler Str, n6ro=
LID bon 90. Strabe. 81, 200.
eamuel .. 2iasr an Grso .. Stil3
II. g., 2ots Is, II uno Is, BIod II,
&ansffer u. a., Ioo., ia BET 1897
CUB pacant, @sfisits @aroIin Str
ihbli9 bon 81. Strabs. $1,000.
Slan9s Chapman u. u. on Orsns
@arr, Got al, SOuglab part Aoo.,
IS bel 1914 Jub, berbefert, @sfieits
Tew Serfep Str, n6rblia bon Is.
Strabe. so, 700.
@iliam 6. Stebenion an WiQiam
@. @oot, Sbsil 2Ots 10 uno IL, SIod
Is, Norbpts u. u. @ranobisu aob..
41.9 BET 14O SUB, uaeant Ofisite
geaefontaine Str, ibrbli9 bon 26
Strabs. $1,000.
@iliam 6. Doll an Sames 8.
gmrp. GOT ga, &sasan part abb.,
40 BET 14O SUB, baeant, Wsfieite BEL
lefontains Str, iioli9 bon 25. Str
5000.
Watbias Selb an Oscar StOebr,
Got 135, We@artp's Subj. aubenlOi
l2O, 45.6 BEL 90 CUB, OerbeRert,
noro6Fli9e SIDE capitol ape. uno WOr-
ris straBe. 81. 800.
8eoIg 3. Danoss an Ssnrp 8.
@roBlep. Got 90, Gopnep's &c. Subot'
biFon, Sbeil Der groOtRoe addition.
80 BET 1886 SUB. berbsRert. @effieite
bon Depot Str, iaoli4 bon %. Str,
$1,000.
gmilp U. 5sathsrfOn an SObn 5.
Sarben &C., Got IL, Wri9bt's DENTON
Bart aooition, 81 BET 100 Sub, ber'
beKert, Offsits bon SainOis Str.
fholi& bon q. StraBs, $4,000.
Sobn 9. potpers an Wt0iam u.
Miler &C.. She'll bon 2rt % unb "a.
Dies Subbioifon. GunlOp's addition,
81 BET 1886 SUB, berbsfsrt. Ofieits
bon Sarlan Str, fioIt4 bon Wooo'
Iaun abe., $1,000.
S9omas %. WcDonalb &c. an Sobu
pruett &C., She'll bss ihopstli4sn
8iertels bon Section 81, Sopnibit
IL. @anss 4, 40 aeres, @aibingtOn
SOwnibip, $4,000.
Sobn pruett an Sbomas SO. Mc.
9ouaIo, 2ets 99-102,. Yabis' Su9a,
8robe gobition, 40 BEL 1875 SUB.
batant, Ofisite bon Sugar @roue aoe.,
n6rbli9 bon 81. StraBe, $1,000.
Warp 8. WcRap on Wiaiam u,
Surb &C., Got 2, 2obss's suboipiiOn.
8beil BON Square s. Standardization.
1868 BET lis SUB, berbshsrt. Horoieit'
BON gottase aps., 6fli9 BON OIibe-
Strabs, 800.
2.rop Sempleton on Sbomas u,
Jlet9er, She'll nOro6fl. @isrtel Sec
80, 8ownibip II. &anae 4, l54
aeres, @aibin9ton 3d., $18, 450.
eoutb part 2ano @Ompanp at
@iniam s.. Nrens u. a., Got lob.
South Bart Aoe., 6fli2e Settle boz
Cot Str, itoli9 bon Serraee apenue.
so, 1913.
Sames 9. Nelion an Samuel 8,
Woore u. a., 8bsil Got "a, Jlst4el
Nbe., $1,000.
Cora 6. 5shons on albert 3. @ar
ter, She'll bonn nOroueffli&en @ierteI
Section Is, Somnibip IL, &an9e 8
24.39 ader. Waibinston 8ownipbip
$6097. so.
Charles 6. 3lusmarl u. u. an ben
Ielben, She'll bon Section Is. so Ider
$4,000.
Gil 8. 6eaton. gommiiioner, OF
benielben, She'll bon Section "a, 81
Ader. $4750.
). WQrqaret 8. 6eatpl u. u. an ben
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-08-16
A Man and a Horse.

This that follows is really fun
ny, 1t is told by a Georgia tgen-
tleman of the old school," who is
noted for his rare humor.
81 heard a good story the 9TH
err day about a horse and must
tell it to the children. A man
had horse that would sit down
whenever he was touched in the
flank. He would just squat on
his hi3quarters like dog. The
man tried to break him of if,
but he couldn't, and nobody
would buy him. One day a
sportsman came along and made
his acquaintance and they took a
ride together to hunt cartridges,
When they found convey the
man touched his heels to the
horses tanks and he sat down,
what makes your horse dc
that said the sportsman
why, he's a SETTER said the
man. He sets birds just like
dog So the sportsman thought
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-08-16
cases, that is more than can be
said to have ever resulted from
any system of punishment.
lettings.

The girl that you can enjoy
telling your troubles to is worth
whole lot to a man when he is up
against it.
"The embrace bears the same
relation to a kiss that a pen does
to the signature"--are you ready
to sign up9
No men are fully and entirely
honest-the man who has not
sometimes told lie to a woman
is deaf mute.
When home is not good enough
to stay at after supper, the per-
son or the place is somehow and
someway out o. joint.
A wife either betters or worsts
her husband according to the de-
gree of the innate sweetness in
her own heart nature.
The girl who can earn her own
living can also make one man
happier every day in every year
than he could otherwise be.
Real religion is the best insur-
ance against worry and hate--it
is the very best present help in
the time of every trouble.
There are so many dizzy set
backs in this wicked world-to
eat fish makes brain, yet to try
to catch fish makes you a liar.
Thomas Jefferson offered the
world the best practical rule ever
used for every day babbling.
Do you know what the rule wasf
The social drink is the first
cousin to the old-fashioned rip
snorter-it is just as soul-killing,
even if it is ladled out in a swell
parlor.
Many outlawed accounts will
be read aud settled on the day Of
Judgement-you can't beat the
newspaper out of subscription
for always.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-08-16
Sentence Sermons.
he love that lifts lightens its

The love that lifts lightens it's
own load.
1t takes more than II vindica-
tion to restore virtue.
The highest service is that
which raises others.
A little help is worth lot of
talk about happiness.
New paths are the best pen
ance for old wanderings.
In many a burden is hidden
the blessing Of strength.
Poverty cannot be cured by
making charity pastime.
Weakness is the secret of the
maintenance of mastery.
No man ever succeeded in
preaching truth by acting lie.
You do not have to empty your
head to fill your heart.
The only way to keep kindness
is to keep it in circulation.
People who arc self-satislied
are not always of a contented
mind.
You cannot reach the Divine
by climbing up on your dignity.
Some men seem to think that
repenting of borrowing pays the
debt.
They who do their own work
we'll do not need to speak i'll Of
another's.
The power of the preacher is
in inverse ratio to his profession
alism.
If you are picking all your
pleasures they only may make
heaven seem sour.
Many a man thinks that he is
righting his wrong when he only
is revenging them.
| Men who are too tired to think
are always ready to believe that
intelligence is a sin. -ChicagC
Tribune.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-08-16

he was a wonderful horse, and
he snapped for him and gave
fifty dollars to boot. And he
got on him, and after while
they came to u creek that was
pretty deep, and as the sports
man held up his legs to keep
them out of the water, he touch
ed the horse in the flank and he
sat down in the water. When
he got up and out and was all
dripping wet, he was as mad as
wet hen and said: We'll, sir,
what made this horse do that
way in the water?' | forgot to
tell you,' said the man, that he
sets fish just as well as he does
birds -
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-08-16
Unnecessary Expense,

Acute attacks of collie and d.
arrhoea come on without warn
ing and prompt relief must be
obtained. There is no necessity
of mourning the expense of a
physicians service in such cases
if Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy is at
hand. A dose of this remedy
will relieve the patient before !
doctor could arrive. 1t has neyl
Ell been known to fail, even II
the most severe and dangerous
cases and no family should be
without it. For sale by Doris
q Cheek.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-08-16
Cure of Drunkards.

For several years Judge Pol
lard of st. Louis has been sus-
penping sentence OH men brought
before him for drunkenness and
setting the men at liberty upon
their pledge to drink no more.
Judge Pollard's theory is that
VIRTUALLY the man is enjoined
from getting drunk"
OF course, many a man will
sign a pledge in order to go free
and have no thought of keeping
it. A court can hardly be ex-
pected to give a man both So
briefly and honesty.
But the records show that a
very large proportion of men do
keen the plege made in court--a
far larger proportion than are
benefited by being sent to a
workhouse.
Director Of Charities Cooley,
of Cleveland, proposes to so fur
Their and compel drunkards to
! take drink cure. He regards
| the confirmed drink habit as a
disease, and most physicians
agree with him. He would have
the State, or the city, lend a
helping hand TO those whose will
power is gone.
! These two eminent humanita
rians agree precisely upon the
cardinal principle that very little
good results to drink victims
from being sent to the work
| house.
Perhaps no influence on earth
can compel confirmed drunkards
to keep pledge to let drink
alone.
Perhaps no treatment can cure
mer who, when sobered, restored
to physical and mental health
and relieved Of the abnorma
longing for drink, still deliber.
ately return to it.
But if either the pledge or the
enforced treatment operate favor,
ably in a large proportion O.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-08-16
Reflections of a Bachelor.

The thing that makes q pretty
hat is the face under it.
People may love their chill
dren for their faults, but mighty
few others.
Singing in a choir is the very
best way not to make friends of
the rest of it.
Hardly anybody would like to
get the cussing millionaire has
without his money.
There is hardly anything that
makes woman madden than to
have her photograph look like
her.
The meanest man is the one
who won't kiss a doll for child
when see thinks it has been
hurt.
When you see man looking
pretty cheerful in town it's a
sign his family is away for the
summer.
A very useful thing about an
amateur garden is it's such a nice
place for the dog to bury his
bones.
Girls don't get much fun out
of going in swimming unless
there is some man around to
show them how.
Even if baby understands
the language the women talk to
it he'd be ashamed to admit il
by answering.
A man can make a good deal
of money in stocks by being care
full not to have anything to dc
with them.
When a man lets a collar but.
ton fall and brags that it didn't
roll under the bureau it's a sigr
he is perjurer.
One Of the meanest things {
man caNdo when his wife has a
point in an argument that cam
be beaten is to agree with her,
N. 7. Press.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-08-16
Trees Of Great Age.

The distinction of being the
oldest living thing undoubtedly
belongs to one of four trees. A
centuary ago De Canbolle found
two yews, one at Fortingal, in
Perthshire, and one in Hedsor,
in England, that we're estimated
to be, respectively, $500 aid g.
240 years old. Both are still
flourishing, and the older tree
has a trunk 27 feet round.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-08-16
make Hay While the Sun Shines.

There is a lesson in the work
of the thrifty farmer. He knows
that the bright sunshine may
last but a day and he prepares
for the showers which are so liza
BILE to follow. So it should be
with every household. Dyson
terry, diarrhoea ard cholera NOR
bus may attack some member OF
the home without warning
ChamberIain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, which is the
best known medicine for these
diseases, should always be kept
at hand, as immediate treatment
is necessary, and delay may prove
fatal. For sale by Doris d
Cheek.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-08-16
wRrtE US A LETTER

freely and frankly, in strictest confd-
enae, telling US all your symptoms and
troubles. We viii send free advice
Qn plain sealed envelope), how to
cure them. Address: Ladies' Advisory
Dept, The Chattanooga Medicine Co. /,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-08-16

how his snakeship found his way
into the sack, but it is supposed
that he entered through a hole
cut by a rat or mouse. The
snake was of a non-poisonous
variety and was about eighteen
inches long.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-08-16
"YoU ARE FRIENDS

Of nine" writes Mrs. F. L. Jones, Of
Gallatln, Tenn;
For since taking Cardui have
gained IS lbs, and am In better health
than for the past Q years. tell my
husband that Cardui Is worth its
weight IN gold tn ill suffering ladies'"
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-08-16
A Mystery Solved.

"How to keep off periodic at
tacks of billiousness and habitual
constipation was a mystery that
DR.. Kings New Life Pills solved
for me-" writes John N Pleasant,
of Magnolia, Ind. The only pills
that are guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction to everybody or
money. refunded. Only 25c at
City Drug Store.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-08-16
In Self Defense.

Major Hamm, editor and mana
ger of the Constitutionalist,
Emincnce, KY, when he was
fiercely attacked four years ago
by Piles, bought box of Buck
lens Arnica Salve, of which he
says: at cured me in ten days
and no trouble since" Quickest
healer of Burns, Sores, Cuts and
Wounds. 25c at City Drug Store.