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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-03-24
Motto, o. s,lc Of school District Boss..

Notices hereby given tina, certif.
cate Of borj election held by School
District n. B. Ilarucy County. Oregon,
was filed BOB my office on the 2sth day
Of Decom r, 1903. b, the judges and
clerk Of s-. bond election, wherein it is
certified tafiata ar election held IN said
district OIL 'he i9,h dag o. Dec. 1905 I,
was voted l' ibe bonds Of said distric,
should D.. isued iu t,, sum NJ six
Thousand. Hvg Hundred Dollars
! CiG500.Ool '3r the purpose Of reiuDding
ouisiandi. bonded Indebtedness.
Said bouis To- De issued IN dcuomina.
iion oi Tiu Hundred Dollars $500 no.
each, partble absolutely IN Twenty r2nl
yr1fs from date, al oi said bonds re
decmable at he pleasure 90 said school
disi'ic 90 auv timc alter ten 10 years
from date Principal ard interest pay.
ablc ia Jnitci States glu coin a, the
office o. ibc County Treasurer ol Ilarney
County u5lg...nra 90 ucI uitCc as may
be- Designated .s thp CT, and state oi
Ncy York atttc option ui hr. rutchas.
er These boIlf bear Interest at the
rate oi uo, to exceed six 10. per ccnium
per a1uum, payable sem-auuunlly.
bids vi.. bo received tor the whole or
any par d said bonds.
0 viii receive s,a,.i 'i Tor the above
issue c. bonds ur to . O'Clock +. ".
Estate hHir Of Nordiy, the 10Th day Of
A.r. I.e vheH .bcy v.II hc orcued at
a.y a..g. a' Br-H- Orrfou. -aii bond
Oh D.. .fHd U.ri HCD.
N UHs hm.I tate where the piiu.
ciHa. 1lI H'cr... of sliI touds .uill b.
paA. and OIL. aJ, o. interest which
tbe. .H1u bar. The n.d bonds will
Ho. % iur rs. shan rI- The right
i1 -.... amy aH. 90. u.t. D. foscryed.
Bach h.d if .hs bonds must hc ac.
5mrau.oi by s,rubsl bank check
H.aHus5 o Ter csr'.i the amount of
tH. ..
Dated 90 Burn Oregon. ,bis i5th
I1 fehy, ig0J
smyd' .. NJ. DALTON
County Treasurer.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
rSlTEp ~. 5,.l,l1 ,5AIEi i,SSg ~. .oIgIsE

UNITED .tArE- LAND OIFfCE..
hgfuf ufUF.a5 eHluaFg J." i.u .I
NaiicH is hereby given that in cHrrIIa.s
NliN H. ufuTif'auHUf flU H.r lf tUlgfrsf II
luH o. 4, isi' giiitie AZ rrt f1r tlr stle of fiEl
II, f' is ~ ~ states "a tai..lfaia. ufes1a
81 o. al o. ll.. lt.I states hy 40 of AI.
lt, I, hafT y. lInkIH. 70 UoGgitl.
tuIa.I N. tNr.H... H'Ht" .f ~ HfI| ..EuH. HIH
lais ~. aI.i ir il.s ono. ..s sworn .Ttteneni
so 81 flr OH. rHr...f. f.r r. $685.. rH..
= ~ ~ 4. U. rr.f.1" hu. .H luHrfrIE &c..
. h.. Rang Au . Be-. H. Hr" ..I. HH
ffpni o. fIuH tHtE tHH IauI sTUeII .s rHr. rI..
iaalr i.f NH NJ |.I "" ffHu. fafU llH H..
iurai puUasrs. eos tn UstfliitH bio u...- f
SAL ltul .. .ur. fH. ls.s.ft.r ru. a......H ..
thls ooor 80 HlrIf UF.goa ou ngr.la.. f..
irl iayo NaT. Is.
IT, uaHIrs - witnesses UrH W shaw ana
willard NJ Hewitt 81. uo4ulfEl. Wtslllaf0a.
hapi 7 Williams. oi Riley. ur.sUr. rri.s O.
kias of Baker tltI. ufaEou.
Any aut al feFs1us f.alutrs alF.rssIH th.
alnFr dee fitsi .Hlls ar. rHlIrffti tH treif
.alls in iai' .a.0. pH u- l.tart si'i .li Gay 9f
Ma ls.
WM FAEET Register.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given tina, the
co.par,nership heretofore existing
aetw,en = \ Dickenson and II y
Hihhard IN tho milling business.
mas been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, Mr. Hithird retiring from 'he
business The accounts due The
drm are payable 10 either Of the
partners and the Indebtedness NJ
,ue lirm : assumed by y A Dick.
cus0u
y A. Dickenson.
n. & Hibbard.
Burns Oregon, March 10Th 1906
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

a meeting Of the stockholders oi
the Haruev County Fair Assccia-
ton will be held in Burns at the
office Of Riggs s Biggs on Wednes-
day April {, at ! O'Clock y. IN. for
the purpose OF electiug officers for
the ensuiug year, adopting hy.laws,
raise the capital stock to 5000 aud
such other business a. NAV come
before the meeting.
I. C.. SMITH. President.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-03-24
Tiater Land. Aet June 9. is7,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


nAfue bleflns feNiAnfl ~. ...f
Notice 4 hereby given thar iu compi 800
WiiA ihe ur1FisIons ~ me srf 90 Couglefs ul
June .. is1s sntired 'An act ior The sale ID tif-
ber lands De- the -Ialcs of Daiiitfnia, ule.1l.
Nevada, an4 Washington Iefrfrrf as eNfe li-
ed a. all the Public Laud stale tf sct of Ang-
ust 4, lsg4, finkney n. Carton, ~ HcQpiari
eonnty oi theAalis, slate I'D b asl llst0... Aas
this day lcd b. This 0fea p VI rnrr stsl lsr1a-if
NO -, for The purchase of the - oi SO sf -ec
ton No ', IN Township NO - Z Rang So q
=, " and will Jler proof 70 sh0W ths tAe
land sought u u0Te valuable for rs timb.r oF
stone than for agricultural purposes. and b
establish bic claa T. said laril bcloTe tie Reg
hteF andkeceifer a. this of.ce 40 Buns ore
Eons on Friday iAe Hh day oi May. 40.
He names AZ uliaesses. 0r1rg N -hAa raf
Peter farmer oi Burns, Oregon. kchert D. Wul.
iaus ~ Riley, OREGON. tud AlQuzl a.. fluhbis
OF iloquiam, " Masling.ou.
Any and all peTE0af clliuing adversely the
above deEcrhed lands are requested 10 nle fhelr
claiuas la ihis once 90 or before aid ith day III
Nay, lgol.
WA. FAREE Register.
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Taber Iaad Act Iuass ~.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATE LAND OFFirE
MN. ~ ~. Il L !


N...ca q. hereby given that iu f.mrlfaur.
. Oh ih- sfuFitiHus % ihe a.f 20 tcusre.. of
Ir.r q leTs, entitled can act Tor tEe a = ID
n. siu TIE rtates of aIlflFula. utesau
Artsla sli Nsshi ilgtal TrfritOrf. /" rrf-r..
90 fr tl. iar rnH.t. .lut -fatEs hF srL 20 Ar..
as Q. l'f- Chester T 90 pbel. 20 Ho4Eis.r.
l'Hntg uf f-lf.l.Ia, ststH oi WasnIHg. ar. hss
li.- is. I'.'i tI iii, oficr his sRo-n siai-.u-al
s"- .il- Iu. ln- lurulste s. the lafs O. - rii
%. SECTION ~. A.. il lusuship Au- - = EaI.e
y" "a " 81 AMI VIII uffer proof % shaa
tnat tAr lazi sought Is more valuable fnF be-
uainv Hf Stone than for sgricnifnFai purpo-es.
til .n establish lla claim fn sail iaud hefure
l1 REGISTER ant k-reiFrrn 20 tltsOf e. 81 fIurns.
ufrson- on iles'ltH, the 9Th day % NAY. Or II.
ue lanf- a. uiinfssss 'teofge shaw aud
rg,er Garner, oi Burns, uregOn. H. J. Williams
aslinEiou
Any and an persons clsimius adversely the
a'"fe'lescfihed lalds are fr4 ucsied 20 lle their
c.aims iu this 0fice cn or Lsiose said alth dar
oi NAy, list.
NN. fAREE, Register
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NOTICE FoR PuRLIcATIoN
'IIJ5s nJ,s, 'jsIs, ,,,1.sl L'S. s.,5s esT'r5 e 10,

lFtfEn rThuEs LkNu usFtHF
Burns. ufrsQn. Mach d. iaoi.i
No'.er ls hereby given that ths iaIIaHins
ntrlul settler has disi notice of his Intention
o. make nua. pfusi iu surpou of BIZ clalu.
Adj iltl sa-i tfaof all o. Ualc t.ef1rr thr
hrs.t..r sal krceifeF. ar hlFnf. ufcguu. Ou
ArT -I ltr. Wa lasnu l-Hueif. ni HaFueY
urrslr. N, o. No is,i i1F thr NWi scc. = &
~. d. li IN. 81
llr Games tle following sitursses o. nf1Ve
be rfinuals rcsiieac- uuon and cultivation
lf salI land, fl1. lames A turner loseph Il
llTu-F EaofI lilll. al. uf ilaurV. oregon. auI
w lAaaE. kegist-F
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LITERARY SOCIETY.

The High School Literary sOcie-
met yesterday afternoon at 2:l5.
sr the roll call and the reading
he minutes of last meeting the
owing nominations were made;
,sidsnt, Mason Smith, Julia Hill;
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umber faui Nstrurs t.-.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
rNuEn srArF. IANpoFrlcrl

UNITED sTATE- LAND uFFiCE.I
Burns. urCe1n. fohrJHry d.. ifu..i
Notice ts hetc5r river that in compliance
with IN Provisions OFF tle arf of truErsss 1i
june g. t,-e entitled An acf the silsof iif4i-
her lands iH The states II California. Nevada.
OREGON. and WashiHgtnr Territory. as extend.
ri tn 60 the Public Land states uy arf
o' August q. is- Aiourl q. Hubble. 20 DO
TuiHu. county Uf e. nanHiIs sfaf. Dl wash
i1Etou. has this day flci his sworn tfafs
mrrf SO ~. Coz tHa Ilr.hnsH of tIv -Ir -i Of
section ST. y. ir Tow s1ln No. .. Pa RANG Nu
u O ". ~ tri u... uIHL rr0uf fo show that
fhH itui s5us1f is l.HtH tsi.fshln ft- ifs fImHar
1r stfue thau o.. aEf..ulufII purposes. AMI fo
esftblish biz tIail. fn sail laHu t.iar. the Rec
ittrr ant El"HIt.rU. EHia HH.UU 1t Nurus. uff.
slu. on ff.ia.. iar ttH DAY or 'ial. 90.
tir names ra NifuUsHUa tEnfE" M. shaw auf
Peter tafuCr of uufns. UreaHr. ruknoy g.
carlton UL UUIuiHw. Washington. hntcfi D
WIiiiaws uf HlIHy. oregon.
AM aui iI| rErsnHa .IfimiHa Itera.. .y fHF
allowed 1s" fI 80 lands Hf. fHIucE. t" f.eiF
rIairls iH iiIs uH.uH uH gF H.Ilr. sIlI $500 .l ..
May. ift.
wv. r.rsF srllsfer
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-03-24

Sheriff Allen states tha, h. finds
jurors loa,h to attend the Arril
term OF circuit court, some saving
they positively will no, come and
the court may .ake what action II
sees tit, as .hey prefer paying a fine
rather than leave their stock under
the circumstances There J. no
doubt but stockmeu would suffer a
heavy loss IL ,hev DO no, take par.
ticular care Of their stock ana 60
would really be an imposition to
compel them to leave them for jury
duty. Mr.. Allen called up Circuit
Judge Davis 10y phone Yesterday
aud talked over the situation with
him Judge Davis is inclined Co.
be leinenl and told the sheriff to
use his own judgemeU, iu The mat.
ter. Several on the regular panel
will be excused from duty and pos
sibly court will merely convene and
adjourn 10 some later date.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UsITEp sTarEs LAND OFFirE.
BUM. MlrE.u- Mar.L - Il

hufns. utescn. March D, 100.
hltlee lf lerehy giyel THAI Genrgr Crsltoek
ut rliFiesr Ofesal, has died u1t.re of intention
DO make prooi on he des-fi-lald clan ST.. rlr
"a il. 81. ~ :. ,htt Sk... -rc at ANt.
tr's NL.s HN .. see. So =. Isr o.. e. b.. M.
A. r.'f- 'l- h-sister aud Receiver AZ hurus
urgs0ll HH fr.laY tlr -Tth DAY of April latF
hr na--rs i.ie follow Jag witnesses to prove De
comp o. irrigation aud fcclamaii0n of saii
.a1l James Pierce. william benueti, naFll
tfatio-k ant Pea tola4, al % stlyiss. Oragor. .
~ fAEsE. Register.
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umlsr laud. As. Iar. r-.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
flt1',a sara. ors15l A.sI .srsl-, i..,,

UNITED rsA lEM LAND N.|L II. .|
hlflf. uFtg9l. fe1rl.g i.it.I
Noiicr j. hef.lg given hat .u cnur.Isn-.
Hlfl tle Provisions ~ tEr ac. % taIsfass u
juno q. isT.. entitled 'tr H.r .Hr or. rt.sotflm
l-f lalis iE t.. rtairs cf Naliinrl.a. oregon
AeFaIta. aul N sfI u..Iu Ierr.rlrH. .H# Hr.arl
"a io al. tle iI.i.. Lall -taIes tg a.rUt Au-
lsf g. ls.- Willard NJ U"HltI q. uH4l. ~.
county ol ClenaI.s. state .i Maslluef0l. ha,
ihii fal l.cl lu 'Iia lrra a.s ssUfH sftfa. .I.
80. -.. ilr tlr ltr-EtrH 1f tl- aE 14 section
". q aul vii. ll-f IrclI tu show tlII tle
iall sought o. Lufr faiIarle Or lts tiu lsg .r
r.1e ihau iug ssfi-lltlra. Eurlutes, ard rl e,
IA lllfl biz ctal-l tn tatt land te.1r. fre h.lrs
Ger ana hcer uI selir. Ar hlrns uFes0u
cu Thursday. tla rt 1ar oi Nay. i.r.
l4U utu-a NJ aliuesses 4cc. 81 rlaU Hl.
harry ~. ilnEi-. Cd uliliau. Nashlusflu
-a.l.r . Ells oi Baker liUs ulssgl. kllt. j.
Milliauf, nf Riley. oregon.
any and aN f-rsflr ..alIiIE a4F.rfelE F.
sllY teserlue.4 .allr .ra Gel scf-ei tl die taa
,laili. il iAis o--ee o- .5 aei9'e sa.i r4 aag g.
MAJ ls1l.
WN TAHEE EegisieI
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vice president, Neil Smith; secre.
tary, frankie King, Joe Thompson;
treasurer, Henry Dalton, Irving
Miller.
The program for the afternoon
consisted Of:
Song by Society .............
The Gum. Tree Canoe
Reading .......... Ivan Jackson
Vocal Solo .... Myra King
Essay ....... Douglass Hawley
Instrumental Solo Lea Robinson
Debate: Resolve, That Forest
Reserves are more beneficial than
Government Irrigation. Ailirma-
tive, Curtis Smith, Raymond Size
more and Agnes Cawlfeld. mega
tive, Will Gould, Julia Hill aud
Mabel Gross.
The critic was Roswell Hamilton.
the judges were Joe Thompson.
Mamie Winters aud Neil Smith,
they decided in favor of the mega
tive.
Song 10y Society Meek aud Lowly
Character Sketch .....
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E. h sYITR. SURVEYOR

Vale Oregon
Recently Iiydr1s-sHter Nilhour Project
Land, Irrigation aal Geuerl surveying
Water supply arI stream
Recommendations.
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Up.to-da.o lob printing at reason
able prices.
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In the Circuit Court Of the State Of Or.
gon, ior the County oiIIarucy.
1rss Furgcson. Plaintiff,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-01
FRIDAY, JUNE I, 1906.
HAS LEARNED HIS LESSON.

The time is fast approaching when Republican
spellbinders and workers of high and low degree
will experience their annual spasm of socltude for
fhe workngman
They will teit him in smooth phrases and
eoundng platitudes that every measure now in
Hhe statutes designed to ameliorate the condition
bpf labor was passed by Republican votes and that
Hf labor seeks further betterment it secure it
Dnly BY giving its support to Republican candidates.
This device this deception, for it is nothing
else, has been employed SO often that it is worn
Mhreadbare 1t befools no intelligent working man
hnd serves only to arouse his resentment, because
lit assumes that he is ignorant of labor legislation
an this state.
There is not in Rhode Island today working
bman who does not know that though such labor
Eaegislation as has been enacted by the general
assembly did finally receive Republican votes, it
Mas initiated by Democrats
Not a law can be pointed out which in any
rway tends to improve the condition OF the wage
worker, that in one form or another not intro
sduced by Democratic members of the general
assembly and that not opposed by Republicans
until in fear of the wrath of the workingmen they
changed front and granted as small measure OF
reform they dared.
When the Knode lsland wage worker Is toiu
that Republicans his friends and champions
in matters of legislation he, knows better. He
knows that whatever they have done for labor has
been wrung from them through fear and has not
been willingly granted matter OF right and
Justice
There was time when such deceitfu claims
carred some weight and caught some votes, but
1t has passed. Never again will false pretences
induce an intelligent workingman to desert his
real and unfailing champion, the Democracy, for
the Republican party which coddles him soc-
Stously before election, and kicks him afterward.
The Rhode Island workingman has learned
his lesson.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-01
THE MARRIAGE AT MADRID

The world will rejoice thrown yesterday
Madrid at King Alfonso and his made injury
neither of the royal couple. The
wretch who could thus wanony destroy in
midst OF a nations rejoicing
The wedding ceremony and impressive, and
IL marked the first union OF the families Spain
England in a span OF $50 years
II is hardly probable that the King Alfonso
and Princess Ena will
politics Matrimonial alliances royalty longer
significance that them
ernment reduced the upon
marriage the people OF already
to forget entirely the ieelng engendercd by English
pahy with the United States in the which
later intensified by the issues England peciptaed in
South Africa
IL will not be surprising. therefore
good feeling created between nations
yesterdays marriage. Spanish policy Mediterranean
will continue to sustain whatever plans may
by the alliance in which a partner
tonably sympathetic.
One fact the marriage calls mind. that
descendants Of the late Victoria monopozed
nearly all tho most desirable positions around
thrones
grandson is Emperro Germany; a granddaughter is
Empress OF Russia another Norway
in line TO become Sweden;
Crown Princess Of Roumania finally youngest
Of the third Spain
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-01

On Tuesday last Governor Higgins of New
York signed the employers liability act which had
previously been passed by the legislature.
Massachusetts has had such law for many
years and it has proven boon aud protection
to those who labor and who are exposed to the
peril of injury death through the carelessness
or incompetence of others with whom they work
Rhode Island has no such statute. Why? Not
because bills embodying the principle have not been
introduced in the general assembly, not for want
of earnest and persistent support, but because the
powers that rule at the state house have said no
such legislation shall be enacted
The purpose of the employers liability act is
to render less rigorous that judge-made law which
holds that person injured through the negligence
of fellow servant cannot recover damages from
his employer except in rare and exceptional
So long as the rule remains unmodihed in this
state it will be almost impossible for an injured
workman to secure compensation, or in case of his
death for his widow to recover damages
1t has been the consistent policy of the Rhode
Island Democracy to urge the passage OF en-
ployers' liability law SO is its interest in
the matter that it has given formal approval to
such law in its platform.
The Democracy has done more. 1t has intro
duced bills embodying the liability idea session
after session only to them sent to the committee
special legislation, from which no report could
be obtained from it could the measures be
recalled.
Corporation influence doubt directed the
etrangling of these bills, but changes coming
sweeping and benehcent changes. 1t will not be
long before a legislature representative OF the
people will occupy the state house.
Then there will be no question of the passage
of an employers liability act for corporations and
bosses will have passed from power into mpoteney.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-01
COOLING DRINKS
FOR THE SUMMER

Into large kettle put two gallons OF
water, three pounds OF granulated sugar
and the well-beaten whites of three eggs.
Moisten two ounces OF ground ginger
with a little cold water, add II to the
water and put all over the fire and let
come slowly TO the boiling point Remove
the scum and then let 1t stand until II
has settled and is cold. Add the Juice
of one large lemon, and one-fourth of
yeast cake dissolved in two tablespoons
of water. Mix we'll. then strain II and hll
bottles-those having the patent shoppers
must be tied. Put them away in a cool
place, and in two days II will be ready
to use.
When black cap raspberies are
abundant, use them for shrub as follows:
Take II quarts OF berries but II is Just
as well to start with only six and have
the remainder picked fresh the next day
Look over the berries, remove all stems
and specks, but the fruit In a stone Jar
and cover with pure cider vinegar. Let
them stand for "a hours, then pour them
into cheese-cloth strainer and squeeze
out an the juice. Prepare the other six
quarts OF black caps, put them in the
jar and pour over them this strained
juice. Let this stand "a hours then
squeeze out the juice. strain II and meas
ure. Allow one pound Of sugar for each
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-01

whose death could have no possible. effect on the
principles of anarchsm were slaughtered
If either the king his made queen or
both had suffered death the horrfyng result would
probably have served TO increase the number of
those OF diseased and blood-thirsty minds who aim
to destroy all government and all established order
The killing of common people serves no such
purpose but does enforce the lesson that though
dwindling in number, the anarchists are still active
and capable of the most cruel and revolving crimes
These miscreants are the enemies of mankind
and mankind should make common cause against
them Restraint and suppression are the only
effective methods of dealing with them.
The congratulations of the world go out to
Alfonso and Victoria on their fortunate escape from
shocking fate and the hope will be universal that
the tragedy which turned to gloom and sorrow
the joyousness of their wedding day may leave no
shadow on their future peace and happiness.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-01
BEST GLOVES FROM
THE MILK-FED KIDS

This is milk fed kid said the leather
merchant. 1T Is very soft and fine and
pliable. isn't it?''
lie smoothed the delicate white skin and
went on:
"All first-rate kid Is milk fed. II comes
to us from the French mountaineers.
These men are superb goat herders. Their
immense fiocks supply the worlds kid
gloves
THE goatherds OF France are careful To
keep their kids on an exclusive milk diet
They pen the little animals. with their
mothers in rocky enclosures, where there
is no grass. AT that, the kids often es-
cape. often manage TO eat solid food. For,
with almost human perversity. kids that
shouldn't be weaned wean themselves
early, whereas calves that should be
weaned cling like grim death 10 milk.
one meal of grass Will spoil kids
skin. will rob IL OF its softness and pill
ability, will harden and coarsen and stiff
en- II. Hence. when you buy kid gloves
always choose the milk-fed kind. st
Louis Globe Democrat.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-01
SOUTH KINGsTOwN,s EXAMPLE,

Looking only the practical side and from the view
point OF party honest
in politics.
The experience Kngstown offers one OF many
Illustrations OF this fact in this The Democrats
town have demonstrated purpose
TO both in town affairs
eminent In the interest OF all the people,
straightforward and busnesske methods they the
confidence and all shades opinion
In the choice of such candidates Sumner
Mowry they have placed superior
ability and sterling honesty and thereby have
spicuous served the people but have strengthened
They have made false steadfasy
the high ideals of honest and
As result almost certainty that
that town will Tuesday place all
In the hands of the candidates of the
learned to trust and they fail to viii be
but confession that sufficient Indifferent
the benefits of good that they
trouble 10 vote.
The experience of the Democrats OF South Knestown
should afford excellent object party
the state which well invite emulation
Aside from right wrong considering
only the matter Of politics
i'm everything ese be honest highest
ideals.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-01
UNFULFILLED PROPHECIES

Those dire prophecies OF the OF the horse
the automobile into general have
filed. Eluus still lives and thrives
But the automobile did
OF the passing of the horse They heard all
funess England when railroads
Breeders OF horses
that the day of the equine had passed forever.
Yet the animals became valuable
made indirectly by the railroads bicycle
at its zenith the of talk heard
the Introduction of electric believed
the death knel OF the horse Still he lived multiplied
What is the standing between the
automobile and the horse2 Really appear there
contest worth mentioning
During the decade covering the reign the
horses have increased in the United States
s1s5S and the head is estimated much
These figures indspuable, and they prove
kind has long found the horse faithful burden
part with him 8 impossible.