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The Washington times., 1906-02-06
GAIN THEIR LIVING.

crows are not nearly SO numerous n
- xs1tsr in northern New York and
in nlacas equally cold. as they are in
summer. Yet many of them gain
living BY picking up the grains of corn
that have fallen from freight cars ana
hser1 scattered along the track. And
since thew cannot long exist without
water. they also ind much food on the
river banks and along the spring runs
when the snow is deep. No other bird
studv 81 his language alone being an
endIess source Of amusement and in
Straction. Crows are among the earliest
birds to build. They lay their dark
green eggs before the last snow has
fsiien.-St Nicholas.
The Washington times., 1906-02-06
I 1enderhedFfed Woman.

Despite the antipathy OF women for
mice, il is hard task to get them 10
do bodily injury 10 the HttIe animals. ..
said prominent Treasury official the
other day.
4 never had that brought to my mind
50 forcibly until recently when two mice
were caught at my house" he con-
tinued. In some manner a mouse tran.
fully set and baited, had been carried
Into the room by one OF the children.
nv two daughters were sitting I'm rhe
room when suddenly there was a Ioud
SSquealing. the nature Of which is SO well
known 20 every woman. The, sri-Is
Jumped into their chairs. but soon a. N
that the Httle animals were Captured.
The question then arose as 10 U,ha.
should be dOne with them Ore OF fbo
girls suggested death By drowning
which AZ FIRST did not suit tbe ofhas.
tlnallN size gave in. bur sadly esI5
" eli, II you are going 10 drown fbe
water "ati ID
SHE was willing to see them d-owne,,
but could not ttink of the deatb So
tence being executed in cold vsater -
The Washington times., 1906-02-06
Gaze of Sfzeef SHHS.

There's nothing which tends 10
lensthen the life Of a good street suit
so definitely as taking IT of as coon as
YOU come IN, brushing it and putting II
away on It's hanger. LoungiUg as
you're bound to do in q measure in
YOUR home, plays havoc with tailored
clothes
It's rather 2 temptation to sink into
an easy chair when you come in. just
tired enough 10 enjoy the respect OF
iditng for a little while. but t'!ose very
times take the life out of the sort OF
cloth chat taiiors well. and probably
LAYS fine little creases which result in
incoTTiEible muss!ng
It's rather temptat lion, too. 10 hang
a up and postpone brushing and put-
tifE away properly 10 a later fir7a
when you're more rested. but IL nave Ia
do II Al the time. for dust shouId he
got rid OF before il has time to sefflo
INTO the cloth and give il that ding,,
look which mars so many otherv.isa
sood-looking suits. and csreful hang
lhg prevents the forming or bad IInAs
The Washington times., 1906-02-06

Nowadays
o the
be made
the fcircu
apron il
be be with
many
the the
OF
The Washington times., 1906-02-06
THE DINING ROOM
AND THE DINING TABLE

The one place where fashion should
not he allowed to interfere to any great
extent is in the dining room There
we're beautifully arranged tables before
YOU and I we're born, and the present
generation has added nothing by the
changes.
Fashion says that tables with square
ends are the thing. but would you be
willing to sacrifice the coziness of your
round table for square ends? Fashion
saws that the cloth should hang two
feet from the top edge, but the beauty
of many tables lies on the legs OF the
standard, and why conceal it by an
awkward long cloth whose corners
have TO be gathered up to prevent drag
ging: Why burden the famlly WASH
with unnecessary ctotu 70 De sty!lsh
\ few company cloths may be rriVoi-
vug u YOU cnoose, but not the IamiiS
ovyeFtnss, plcase.
- y0u want 10 know the genera
itva on u perIecL Lable! II Is 19--,.~' 80
,t,tDs pa Irvn4zvu Dy refined pcisUHS -
t,o. n s-xss Iue IaoIes ar rOdllu, J..v
ua.idtnx tlicK, anu Ine Ciutn Sol, islfi
,ynuy ana graceful TIE emma 81
uretiy, tie giass and SILVER ul6Lis
polisned and Ine service perfect -
taknt there are dainty Snaded candies
ioF, decorations, ami the napkins afv
large and SOFT ike the tableclo-h- : ne
food Is well selected and We'll cooAe"'
ana nobody dreams Of doing more tnah
enjoy the perfect whole, Whether the
details are expensive or Otherwise l.
not. taken into consideration.
Cleanliness costs little oeycnd ca.s
and though. and any person OF ordI-
nHt1, tntelliRence can learn the rules OF
SeryinE and master the secret OF piath
cooking. l do not know why il IS that
the average housewife is pleased to try
exneriuerts on guests rather tAah
serve them with food which she knows
now 20 cook in proper fashion, but this
I do know-the practice Is the cause
of so many failures IN entertaining.
few unfllionaires understand thls 50
thoroughly that they pay high wages TO
cooks vpho. can beat the world with Two
or three dishes-fried chicken ana
beateu biscuits for instance-a2d take
pride in introducing their guests 10
those daintieS,
Many popular girl or young man,
has bufit upon nothing more substaa-
tiaI than the mastery OF single chaf-
ing dish receipt Coffee and rolls OF
tea and biscuits are 4 meal when botn
are uroperly made and served, and
have seen few OF either sex VINO could
not appreciate them
The Washington times., 1906-02-06
HOlIE, ITS PROBLEMS AND INTERESTS
AppetIzllg SandwIch.

\ very dainty sandwich FOR ball sup
pers is called cream sandwich. Ingre-
oienis: Quarter OF pint of good cream.
three teaspoonfuls of salmon or shrimp
paste. half a teaspOonful of chopped
parsley, salt and pepper. thin slices Of
brown breed. WLislz the cream until it
is quite stiff. Stir the fish paste in light
IS, add the parsley. and season the
whole well Spread this mixture on tie
slices OF UnbutteTed bread, pat two slices
together. and stamp them out into neat
little rounds. 4 dust of red coralIine
pepper improves the appearance OF these
pretty little sandwiches. which should
be served on lace paper. or on. Of the
so charming japanese crepe dojlieE. gar
landed with flowers.
The Washington times., 1906-02-06
Toy These Conundtun,s.

Make FIVE less by adding 10 it?-IV.
What day viii New Years fall on in
l925 ?-7JanUary I. Of course.
why is the moon like a sword 1t is
the glory Of the (K1 night
Why Is an unweicome visitor like the
Hoosac tCnnelF-A great bore.
Why do short men always rise sarIvs-
Because il is impossible for them 10 lie
long
Why is newspaper like an army
Because it has leaders. columns and re-
views
What is the color Of the wird and the
color Of the storm The storm rose and
the wind blew
Which is tho Queen of tse Roses -
The rose Of the watering pot which rains
tTs3gnSD over them.
Who was the first whistler and what
air did he whistle?-The wind. and he
whistled Over the Hills and Far
Away
The Washington times., 1906-02-06
4 Busy Woman.

busy woman once sctd that she
never knew how much she could ac-
compiish untl she became the COM
panion Of her Young sons. sharing their
sports and limiting her own working
hours TO theirs. Today they are Young
men and she looks Ike their sister.
mere are other young mothers OF
grown men. and they are rather form
Idable rivals OF Younger women. The
sons uncoHsci0usly make comparisons.
generally IN favor Of mother. IT is beau
tltui 10 grow uJ'' fn this fashion with
ones children. to keep pace with them
IN new studies and new thoughts II is
Soinethhg IKE second youth says m
eXcnange- We are quick TO put awa1
*oltnful Things unless we have some
such incentive TO hold them.
The Washington times., 1906-02-06
Bu'id'n9 Up he Home.

me home most eudeared 10 the hear,
OF husband and wife is that which has
oeeu built up bit by bit. A little nov
and little later on, wherein each nie..
OF furniture represents many loving acts
or seif-denial and personal sacrifices a,d
round which fingers the memory Of the
schemins and plotting the getting Of If
gave rise TO. and Of the pleasure u,,-an II
was got ASK the happy aged couple to
Whom prosperity has been the grown ~
years, says Woman's Life.
They will tell YOU the hapuiees ,i,,- :,
tnelr iiVes were the first few wears ~
married life. when. with mutual love and
seit-denyinS patience. they bufIf m Their
niue nome and watched prosperity gath
The Washington times., 1906-02-06
Sfck Room Comfort.

In a recent case Of illness in which .
framed nurse was employed. the pleas
anu a' ar OF the sickroom was noticeable
men commented on. the nurse ex-
pi"ihed now II was managed. \ few
pieces OF brown paper had been soaked
says Womsus Life
When the occasion required. 2 piece of
this vas laid ia tin pan kept for
lh@ purpose tthe coal scuttie would dol
handful Of dried lavender flowers jai5
upon it. and a match applied. The aror,la
was particularly refreshing and agree
able Another suggestion in the same
lhe appttes TO the use OF lavender in
lavender poured into a glass OF ve-v h0f
water viii purify the air Of a room al
most Instantly.
The Washington times., 1906-02-06
SO MANY PEOPLE SPEAK

in the highest terms of D-Zerta Quick
Pudding that you should give it trial
There are numerous ways OF preparing
and serving It For a pudding dessert add
one quart of milk TO contents OF one
package. bring 20 boil. cool and serve
with cream and sugar or any good pud-
ding sauce For making pies. prepare ac-
cordins 20 directions on package, add
Two tabiespoorfulis of sugar and put in
crust which has been baked Cover with
n1~Tirgue made with the whites OF two
eggs This is enough for two large or
hree small pies. For cake fliling. pre-
rare as above and soread between Law
erS n the desired thickness. Five choice
FsvcTs-Len-ua. Tapiocs. Vanilla. Orange
Mscsroon, Chocolate and Strs wherT-y
All Grocers, 10 cents. Order today.
The Washington times., 1906-02-06
For an Engaged GItk.

\ little while ago each girl friend Of
an engaged girl gave her teaCup. This
gift is not so popular now as a CON
tributIou Of lingerie for her trousseau.
a handmade underw6ist or nightgoyv7 f.
a Favored present and girls are finding
out that " Is no more trouble to make
these dainty things than 10 eTub-oider a
centerpleCe- They are sensible gifts, and
as indicative Of return TO fine needle
work after 4 long period when girls
have been taught everything but sew
ing, their advent is TO be welcomed
The Washington times., 1906-02-06

bound in leather they naturally grow
larger, and one trembles TO think how
rare Will be a pretty foot after pumps
have been worn n little time longer.
The keynote of the whole thing
though, as in everything else is care
Without Il the feet look nlonstrousIV
homely. With it they are things of ioV
Shoe polish costs little. and the tim.
iakea for applying il IL short. Bur the
satisfaction of The effect IS long.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-03-15
Brick FIues.

J.L. Armstrong will do your brick
work equal to the best or no pay. Give
me call. Residence Mrs. Lamberson,
Lincoln street, Condor.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-03-15
EIneChickens.

have for sale a lot of fine thorough
bred SiIverlaced Wyandotte cockerels at
$3.50 each. Alec thoroughbred eggs ol
same breed at 81 90 the sitting.
GEO. E. MOORE,
Box 8, 0lex, Oregon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-03-15
RnnRT PROCEEDINGS.

1 &SAAN
TIE tolloNtng proceedings we're held
at the regular term Of the county rourt
If Gillian county on March and Sth,
1906:
In the matter of the petition Of u W
Loftm ct al Ior county road, Dismissed,
In the matter Of the petition Of T
Cooke et VI tn vacste part ot Rox
Spring and Coneoh ennnty road Rnad
ordered opened in accordance with the
report NJ viewers
In the matter Of the petition oi n
Frnsworth ut al for county road, Dis
missed.
In the matter Of the petition ot John
Beck ct al for county road. A Me-
Morris, s NJ McGilvray and ] o Lewis
appointed viewers and J A McMorris.
surveyor, 20 meet April ., 1906
In the matter Of the application Of ]
X Fitawater for rebate Of 1908 tax,
Allowed,
In the matter Of approving the fol.
lowing named bonds, via T G Johuson,
tax collector, Harry Perry, road super
visor, VI Il Summers, road supervisor,
Approved.
In the matter of appointing snpcr-
visor for road district No 1. vice n s
TAYLOR, resigned, I c Mohley appoint.
ed instead
In the matter Of the petition of T G
Malanaphy ct al for county road. ] A
McMorris, s NJ McGilvay and S A u
Hurt appointed viewers and A Me-
Morris surveyor. to meet April ., 1906.
In the matter OF the appointment of
fruit inspector for Gillian county. 7
& Mohlev.
In the matter Of the petition Of Geo.
Gibbons ct nj for county road, A Me
Morris. 5 NJ McGilvray and | B Carter
appointed viewers and J McMorris
surveyor, to meet April Is, 1905.
In the matter OF the application Of 0
d Sturgess for rebate Of 1904 taxes.
Allowed.
The following claims were allowed
by the court and warrants ordered
drawn on the treasurer Of Gillian coun-
tv, Oregon, for the same:
a n bOnn III MI
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-03-15

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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-10-27
The New York World
Thrice-a-Week Edition.
BEAD Wherever the English Language
is Spoken.

The 1hrice-aWcel> Weird. now hit q
great Presidential Campaign is foresi,ad-
owed, hopes to be better paper than il has
ever been before. aud it aus made its ar
Engagements accordingly Is Jews service
covers the entire globe. and itrepnrts everv-
hing fully, promptly and accura'ely r. IL
the only newspaper not - dnily which is AS
good as II daily. and whichEwill keep you As
completely inforined Of Yhat is happening
throughout the World. 4
The Thrice "a Meek World is fair In It's
political rep0rtSS Yo1f can get the truth
fr"m its cOlumcss whe Gler you are r. pubIi-
can or Democrat an d bat i what Won want
special featArefo the Thrice-a-We.k
World has ALWAYS Per IT,, serial fiction If
publishes novels kfrhe best authors in the
world, novels Will III in book form sell for
Si.53 piece. and its hgK standard In III $ r.
spcrt will be maintained In the fuinre "A. In
the past.
THE TitRICEAW WEEK WORLDS resu-
lar -uhscfp'ion price is only ~ 30 per year
and this pays for Isl papers. We offer This
uueqna'l.d newspaper aud YOUR home paper
The WEEKLY IBlRIAN, together for on year
for&ie5
The regular subscription of the twa D ,pers
Is $40. This offer Is good alike to old and
new subscribers.
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The ElkS' TbeHier.

The Special comm.tie, which
was cut two days, calivaSalng
for the sake If advanc" tickets
at s. co each FIR thn rrenlnS
night # a new Thrat'r, to be bum
by E!hs Of thi.> city, met with
such success as to encourage
the members very much IN their
work AhOut 5000 w0rtl or
tickets have hr"u placed. lie
committee expects to MAXI o. e
more canvass in the hope of con-
netting their work. They Shond
place fully $1,000 more Of the
tickets. This ilour, th'ir present
home will be tr
In order to accom- "!a e any
OF orr citizens. who may be DIS
posed to help secure = heater
building for this city. ard " h.
NAV have been lnadNr' trntlA
missed bv The caEvasSrr>, tickets
have been placed on sale AT L"
stores of Smith. cHlahc and
SubrrbielIe. King Bros, aud u
Schaltf and Sons. Step IN at
any one of these places and or
der Nour tickets for the opening
performance, thereby helping
the project Of building a suitable
play house for this town. RegtS-
ter your Subscription as carry
as POSSIBLE, ~ the cnmm'''tt tN
poets 20 pub i>h the tn''r" list
of subs criheIS ii IN 'li'y 'ai'
and il - the desire uf the com
mite to leave no nam" O'i'.
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TO NEW PUBLICATION.

Lawrence l.. Luehm, formerly
business manager and publisher
of the Meridional, at Abbeviile
La, has come to New Orleans
to begin the ruhli"atiOn Of two
journals. Cupid's Mes enger, a
matrimonial monthly, and
Luehm's Magazine. a mail order
periodically d. Oct. 2j
Mr.. Luehm is young man who
OBSERVER a great deal Of credit for
his lndomitable energy, ambition
and will. Abonl l., years ago, as
a small boy. barely able to reach
the remote boxes of the upper
CAGE from high office stool, be
he learned to "stick type" in the
office Of the Daily Iberian. Being
y close observer OF details, with
a thirst for all knowledge pertain
ing to tho art of his chosen pro-
fession. he rapidly developed
such proficiency as to enable HIM
to fill any position in country
office. He has been
in various capacities
in several Of the leading offices
Of Southwestern Louisiana dur
ing recent years. lie has Leen
developing the idea Of publishing
a magazine for some time. We
shall await its appearance with
inter est.
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if ought to convince many Soters
who did not have clear IDEA OF
I he subject before of the evils o.
a high tariff and the urgent need
Of tariff reform.
1t is now in order for Senator
Beveridge to rise and remark that
when he said tina. the flag was to
stay in Cuba, he had no iDtima-
ton Of the fact that Mr.. Roosevelt
you'd not agree with him
The Republican office seeker
will now proceed to explain to his
audiences that it is absolutely
necessary for them to see him
safely landed in the particular
place he desires, if they want 80
show their approval Of any Of the
acts of Mr.. Roosevelt.
A glance at thu figures in the
election last fall for mayor Of New
York City shows that Hearst's
chances of being elected governor
Oh the fusion ticket are very
bright. Tammany's vote will this
year be cast for the young editor,
while last year it went largely to
Mcclellan. Moreover, Hearst has
host Of followers all over the
state.
Charles Il. Hughes has been to
Washington to get some pointers
from the President on how to run
his campaign tor governor of New
York. 1t is not known whether
Mr.. Roosevelt advised him to start
out by attempting to revise the
pronunciation of ordinary English
words, or to try to simplify the
Arabic notation.
Senator Tillman said to an audi
ence OF his neigh0Ors down in
South Carolina, that he was going
up north for while and tell some
Of his political enemies what lie
thought Of them and make them
pay HIM Il good round sum for
giving them the chance to listen
to him. Well, he went and talked
TO them for 100 nights at $3.50 a
night Reports say that the PEG
pie were so well pleased with him
that they want him to come again
on the same terms.
Some of the Republican journals
are condemning the alleged free
manner in which Mr.. Hearst is
making use of money in his cam
paign. 1t is a safe wager tina: he
didn't get the money from corpora
tons and insurance companies.
Chairman jim Sherman of the
Republican Congressional Cam
paign Committee is protesting to
take great interest in the cause
of the union men in the Govern
ment Printing Office. Mr.. Sher-
mans interest comes a little late,
however, for he turned a deaf ear
TO labor'S complaints IN the last
session of Congress-, aud the Anne
rican Federation of Labor prOpo-
ses to defeat him for re election If
it can possibly d. so.
Six men took a unique examina-
ton recently at the Navy Depart
ment They were competing for
appointments as finger experts of
the U, 8. Navy. The successful
candidates will aid in installing
the Pudd'n Eead Wilson system
of Identification in the Navy.
The salary Of finger expert is
81, 500 per year.
The United States Army has
adopted a new bullet. Instead of
the rounded point of the present
bullet, it has a long straight taper
ing point and is l-3 lighter, weigh
Ing about 80 grains. 1t has a
greater velocity up to 1000 yards,
a greater energy up to 400 yards.
and a better accuracy up to 1000
yards.
The Z s. Supreme Court will
tate up a number of cases of NJ.
tional interest in the coming term.
others are that of the mi.
ners VINO are charged with the as
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1906-10-27
The Farmers and the Trusts.

or all producers the farmer is hit haroess
by the Trusts. They catch him coming ana
going. And the Trust lives and grows pc
cue OF railroad rebates, the protective"
ta.iN, and national bank control o. cur.
money system. Evidently the remedy Is -
cut OF these special favsrs when nuiio Up
nd 81 Ii AT the IurSt.
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ItCosts
Nothing

To find out for certainty
whether or not your heart IS
affected. One person i'll four
has weak heart; it may be
you. If SO, you should know
it now, and save serious con-
sequences. If you have short
breath, fluttering, palpitation,
hungry spells, hot tlushcs; If
you cannot lie on left side; IT
you have fainting or smother
ing spells, pain around heart,
in side and arms, your heart IS
weak. and perhaps diseased.
DR.. Miles Heart Cure will re-
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see how quickly your condition
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about year age, | wrote 70 thf
Miles Medical Co. asking adpict' a.
was suffering with heart tToupie. anu
had been for two years; ! mao pan
in my heart, back and left side. anc
had not been able to draw a deep
hreath FOR two years. Any little exer1
ton would cause palpitation, ana !
could not lie on my left SIDE "lth1u.
suffering. They advised me TO Try ~.
Mile, Heart Cure and Nervine. which
! aid with the result that l am in
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having, gained IL pounds since ! com
nenced taking 1t. took about thlr
teen bottles OF the two medicines, ana
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.fnc.'' MRS. LILLE THOMAS.
Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
o.. Niles Heart Cure Is sold by
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Tom Watson's Magazine,

..thc Magazine with apurpose back or 1t,
was established To teach the best way OF
aboiishng these special privileges. ana,
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and poems, by the world's best writer's. Reg
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At all newsstanda Every farmer Is inter
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Trust eyil and how to bring it about. Now
In its second volume. TON WATsoN's MAaA-
ZINE Il firmly established, and is ci1cplA.
Won is growing rapidly; Tut We want to add
q hundred thousand subscribers to our Ilst
in the next month or two.
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