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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-30
nsrra.ly, ., . nemlslaal Masman.

am a mailman | own t. AZ Ger,
tain tunes my senses are not under
she eonsFol of my miRd wlckcdnesa
asasPs rVAson, la nv mad moments
Am an abnormal heiag In my sane
moments | knas what aa insane mon
sicR ! am. bat whea yoa read on you
stli pity nac instead ot hating nss
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-30
When Blooms st'e

Easterner-I understana
land boom at Dugout CIV
lapsed. :.
Westerner-Yes; no use
going any longer. All ne 7,
owned by outsiders.-N. l
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-30
nan Maclaren,s succe..or.

The Rev, Alexander Connell. who
succeeds 10 Ian Maclaren's pulpit at
Seton Park, Liverpool, has been pas.
tor OF Regent Square Presbyterian
church. lGndon. since 1928 He was
born in the Scotch Highlands Just 40
years ago.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-30
A Point in Favor

81 Enthusiastically cars are a
great blessin', Josh.
Josh kornkrib-They be tibet. They
De IN only things around here thet
an automobile is afraid of-Judge.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-30
American Girl h.

Miss Carolyn Patch. -
girl, has been appoints ..,,s,
rotary of the Britisn-A's,,,s
women's Christian as~,..ht.
is. She is an accomp i,.',, =
and chiefly on this ae
secretary.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-30
Her innocent oecur'

ct wonder where Sue ,
seen her this hour an
"She amt fur" replies :
Last time I seen her -
q couple O. rattlesnskss' Il
enough to make a nscslss
the party!"-Atlanta e
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-30
What the Wild Waves Saw

This is the story
The deep ocean tells:
Ten yards OF board bills
one trunk Of shells"
Atlanta Constitution.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-30

Inc Cincinnati telephone manager
VINO has provided punching hagS -.
ms SlrI operators, that they NAV
properly meet the advances of NAH.
eiN Is on the wrong track Instrnc.
Won IN the manual of the hatr..
wsuld be better
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-30

oe little unpleasant. will ALWAYS h.
outSu'pped by the man who overlooSs
~ pea ,An'ness in his eagerness 10 ac-
0'Hp1lSh results.-Youth's Commander
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-30
As Usual

you say the operation
cess ~ =. u
Eyes, the most ~ -, ~
number of hacks ! eve
ueral."-Houston fos-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-30
COULD NOT KEEP UP.
Broken Down, Like Many Another
Woman, with Exhsusting Kid
ney Troubles.

Mrs. A. Taylor. OF Wharton, N. j..
says: Il had kidney trouble In It's
most painful and severe form. and the
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-08-30
popular rsstir.

Popular rsstirs
As a revival of the Ole ii
tom of shooting at tas
Divine worship. the aI =.
miniature rife club Is "
day afternoons, and .
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-04
RED HOT FIGHT ON
PARCELS POST PLAN
Energetic Campaign Of The Msr-
chants League.
ORGANIZATIONS IN LINE.
Pledges Sought from Congressional
Candidates OF Both Parties
small Dealers Most
Affected.

Commercial organizations and husi
| ness men from all sections OF the cuun
I try are endorsing The movement headed
1 ty the Merchants League OF America
With h,1l4uartcr- %, 80 Broadway
i New York Oiy, against the establish
ncnt by the government of n dchcii
producing parcels post system for the
ole benefit II the catalogue mail order
houses
That powerful organization known as
the Affiliated Presidents and Sccfe
taries Of Commercial Trade OrganlEa
uons.- Which Is made mp Of the work
,us heads Of nearly one hundred
commercial bodies. has adopted strong
resolutions against the establishment
e parcels post system on the
hines proposed by the catalogue mail
order houses. and the members Of
these organizations are vigorously aid
ag the Merchants League Of America
m i's big campaign
The Merchants League Tor some
weeks has been supplying newspapers
q The country with facts and figures
showing that 4 parcels post system IN
tho United States would raise the an
rual drtcii Of the Post Ofhce Depart.
mcrt from SIS COCOON. which u now Is.
o. more than $isoouoooo Ii also has
pointed out 20 the bankers mauuiac-
tlrcfs and small merchants 81 the coun-
tu that this dctcii would have 90 be
made no Of taxation on the whole PEG
qle so that the small merchants are
lskcd BY the catalogue mail order
hoGses % foot the bill Tor their own
determination
The great deficit would be caused by
the fact that it would cost the govern
mcnt approximately seven times as
much 20 carry parcels under the pro
posed rates. as would be paid by the
shippers Thus the latter would get six
srycnihs Of their carDing charges free.
ard thus could regularly undersell the
small dealers 81 the country
Pressure D. being brought o. bear b.
he Merchants League on the candi-
dates Of both parties Tor Conxrrts -
have them declare themselves on the
parcels pos, proposition before the No
yrrber election The merchants Il the
various localities ar aiding IN this. and
~ OStobef 4 hst Nil D. issucd show.
ma the candidates Who have promised
% stand By the Interests 81 their own
localities and those who have cast their
1T for the concentration 81 The coun-
tO's retail trade IN a few By ccn;ers.
thus ourtaihng bank deposits. neWspa.
per advertising and general ,.ade IN
their home sections
AT merchants and business men arc
requested by the Ne. h4rtF ragus 20
Join 80 novrmcn; and 90 enroll as sup
p1rte's. Blanks arc furnished % ihe
organization 20 al business men vh,
apply. and they are thoroughly informed
on The progress Of the movement Com
mcrcial bodies also have been urycd o.
AID % their fules, ahItie.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-04

/ been a lying in them weeds a good while
] wouldn't never We left Il like that u
ia thought YOU was going back again.
It's a pretty cold night, and you've been
IN the water quite a spell But II the
guards have found you, why mebbc--'
| Utopia says !. with 4 yell Come
along here And ! jumped into Dan
/ nys boat Murphy took a wooden boat
of the pier, and We pulled over 10 where
/ / had left myself
And there was nothing there.
/ was the color o. mist already but
guess ] turned mister / shook Ike
piece o. Jog in'the wind 50 ] vas dead,
then
There one chance" says Old Danny.
IF YOU fell into the w..er, you're Ike
as not drowned bs th, time But u
the guards found sou and carried you
inside, why. mehbe you're alive yet
Wen 20 AMI see
re hitched h boat 10 the wooden one
Hurphy VIZ IN. and We went over q tie
prison buildings and, looking through the
wall. there in ,he surgery, sure enough,
We could see the doctors working over
me. But ! wasn't rid Of my scare yet,
for il was doubtful If they could bring
me to. and it looked as II Id have to
stand by and see myself die right before
my own eyes. But finally ! gave a gasp
or two. and then ! saw was out o
danger
But the worst happened afterward, Tor
when Mcbride got back to the shore i
there was no one there. You see. the 1
minute We left him, that fool Murphy |
had pushed off and rowed back home Z.
again. with Old Danny's astral boa, tow /
ing along behind You may talk about |
hard luck. but what Do you think OF /
poor old Mcbride. caugh; on that island /
without a single astral plank 70 get ava, 1
7n3 And he never did get away Tia,
was nine years ago and to this vey 4
lay the guard viii see that poor fellow
Waking back and forth along the shore
2 q night hi; uhiskers blowing in the
wind. wrinVing bis hands and looking
way toward the Long Island lights for
he astral boat that never comes.-E- s
-hambc-layne.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-04

For the smaller girls from four 70
twelve, ehallies. cashmere and l.5atross
are mostly used. made INTO dam. irocks.
mostly Of the gu.-qe order. a-l worn
with separate coats ea-n days a-- chilly
The Delightfully."- pretty i-ock hs-e P.--
cured was made e bright re- polka
dotted eha,iis. With The yu.upc ygke o.
Ere1-h hand enh-a isD Ihe PATTERN
10. zio5 is cut .a ..res 4, o. s 10 and
p years Sire 10 requires "a yards q
p inch materia,. with o.. yards Of avn
and = yard q aii-oser f1r the sglmpe
Price Is cents
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-04
Price Is cents

Boys Russian suit, consisting OF q
blouse and knicker5ockers. May be made
Of either Panama cloth, serge or wash
flannel Pattern zoss is en-, in sizes 4,
o and S years. Size q requires 3 wards
Of q inch material Price IS cents.
Ladies smart walking su, OF blue and
black invisible plaid su.iing The coat
is semi-htei, with seams from the shout
der in front, and from the sides at the
back il il~,ens IN double. breasted
style, With either buttonholcs or loops
and has a beautiful roll collar and turn
back cuffs Of velvet The coat pattern
No. 2I21 is cut IN sizes b, -. .'6 81 and
40 inches bust measure. Price IS cents.
The skirt is a plated model in FIVE
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-04
Household Eielps.

After the carpet has been well busted
Jay on the grass and clean with a cloth
dipped IN ammonia water. rubbing even
part
To wash feathers, empty them from
the iioks into a large sax q thin ma.
ieual through openings IN each tha,
should be pinned together 90 prevent tho
feathers lying about Put the sack oi
feathers into a tub u strong suds and
squeeze and wash thoroughly. or use a
powder Rinse in two waters and place
over the cloihes-bars out in the sun ,o
Try.
To wash wooden blankets Frs, shake
and brush them well. then have ready
two tubs Of real warm bu; not hot water.
IN one Of which make a very strong
suds with soap that has been melted or
dissolved for the purpose 10 not r1b
soap on the blanket Wash quickly 90.
thoroughly through the suds. rinse well
and quickly. wiring. and hang on The Inc
lcngthwise. so that the color a the end.
will not run through the blankets
To remove ink stain wash the eDot
N spirits Of turpcntinc, afterward rin,,ng
m warm water. Fresh ink stains can
be removed By using sweet skim milk
Clean white silk by washing and
rlnsing IN benzine Dry IN the open arr
Keep away from the FIRE.
Pot teaspoonful Of concentrated I've
with a cup OF water IN a kettle whose
contents have burned on the bottom LET
stand a few hours and there will be no
trouble IN removing the burned sub
stances.
A few drops OF coal oil added 10 the
water with which windows are 20 BE-
washed will save time and labor.
To remove the odor Of onions, Put
come nice fresh parsley on with your
dish OF onions, and after eating them din
thc parsley IN vinegar and eat that also
You VIII be surprised al the effect Of
experimenting.
Heat new iron. such as ranges. very
gradually at first. which will nrcvcn,
cracking
When making ginger snaps improve
them by adding teaspoonful Of vinegar
a syrup made Of granulaied sugar and
hot water wall be found an Improvement,
on Just the plain sugar for swectenino
ICED tea, IN which the sugar often does
not melt
Dhscolorcd saucepans OF enamel can
often be made to look like new by BOILING
little chloride Of lime in the wa,e,
"ith which they are filed
\ little salt sprinkled on smol,, zee
WIZ clear IT he same method on a fire
prepared for broiling will give the bIne
flame so much desired. 0'"s
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-04
MAN FLIGHT NEXT.
CONTINUED from Pace y

N~o''"'"e0 f'O'' @se -
waste the Vanqiished country VIII
great arrows OF explosive snot oo"'
rom a he'eht Of thousands OF ieet-'er
thousand tunes more horrioie tnan no"
var VII DC some pe''o'is ho'd ina
me ry'hs mact'ne VIII make "lr I'M
'''iD.e 'hronsh 'he ne" noi'o's " vi"
'.'r'lu0e' DIX ''.' p'e''il'-,s '-''
"''n rs ADVENT man nature vi" some
Do" Dc niraeu'ou,.y pl''.el o. 'n'
'satihg TANK n me '"''lA'''s OF an
eye.
" men man mes ne VIII escape 'le nc
oi me o"y overnight 's ascending %
"e1-dei'ne' amen iaees ABOVE me
Genes Oh u1'.y 'o'., ana as ne 'o.o'E
~ ar yachts n'4' a. q O'Id seems o
NOAH '"e "'e.''7 ''.ep.'ne vi" carp
70 me occupants OF eaen y1c'' ''s
Jokes ana songs OF me stage l'.N III '.e
amusement o''l
Up Up mo me pure u'cIooe'e''
justices ar me SICK ana suffering VII.
De carried ana haT'ed PACK 10 hea.'n IN
pri'''e ar 'ai'a''T'a ana state ana "1-
i..iAI arr h''Y'l-''. 'S-, h'p.ihs
WIN Inc N'sn. Na'L AM 70 % 'ae
same oHaeIIl.'y Ilal'suc ''ofy io' q
description -i me -lr '41e'' AKIN 10 ''.
ocean lanes % To-Day lanes one above
a'otae'-'ne ~ SO many thousand Ter
iof me ma" packets. 4nother ior nos.
p''ai D''''' u'fl i'T ire'Rn'er'' SKI.
ah.'he' i'r Tolhd-'ne-"oTld eEpresse'.
ana so on
" nsn man mes Ro'l-Oy 70 me ran
road i1r .'ns-dis'-nee travelling and
HAPPY tho'sh'-io the rebate eontro-
'etsy' "ood-Dy' 100 10 me present day.
oI'en Ialse' weather pF'sn'''iaator' Fy
ing man vi" OIL necessary o''n Tor per
iec' n'sht ana o'ner obvious reasons
come INTO possession OF a "el-nish
compete '"e'eoroiosy. lnel aer'eu''uI '
an halstry-"H' De transformed.
between midnight and dawn me
morning newspapers OF Ne" YORK VIII
De WhiTIed 10 Oh'eago' ana vice versa ,
ana a New ioTN business man VIII step
mo the San FRANCISCO express at the
e'o5e ol Inc D''''le-' houfs one DAY ana
De SCI down on q land'ns stage al the
Golden Gate next morning before bust
ness hours ai'er ieisnreiy hisnt 'mafK
the "ordsD across The continent
" men man mes VIII the customs OH
clais De hsd put 70 II 10 clrcuinNent the
sihugg'er' no" lar up IN me AR over
II VIII nation nave Jurisdiciion; a
distance corresponding 70 the three
league jurisdiction on the sea- or as Tar
up as cannon can shoot as suggested
by me German saVants' VINO want to
have this and other minor questions set
tied against the day OF the flying ma
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-04

Ladies skirt. with circular front and
sides and tucked back gore. Pattern No
1871 Is cut IN sizes -, "a. 70. % and 20
niche, waist measure. Price IS cents.
Our readers may obtain these patterns
by enclosing fifteen cents for each pat
tern desired and mailing direct to
FASHION CORRESPONDENT,
to22 Metropolitan Bldg, New York CITY
Re careful 20 state correct size and
number Of patterns wanted.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-04

We can curv Ysu % tsidnsss -.
psrtiugt 81 discases ~ thr sosI. -
aad fss,srs sTsy snd fsisi taif = q, -
Ne tof 4 ssnt Yea a. tstf oul 80 "
vii pfurr H w. 800 AT OF IL UHE Fft1
A fhTK FAfkAOE 81 co. - -
ou ~ ,,s ~ - : S0i a hif -, 81
hut . ulsffeilals aal uafHfai Hsfs -
"a mskr e rlisfaEa in frf'ns La -
ia pfrlasif 81 uuf uuu sntsnss. ~ 4 y
iaf cat " uapusy uhias - ~
resuits
h n.akss nat 80 sushtas --,,.-.
ioas 80 have hsd Yuaf tf.ts ~
she fssts = = ana curs al
ttins iust - = fauussuf $50 .-t, =
Shai q ffpuisrs - thaar H AZ
ar .o-ins shs slosieus tfr..-s II b. q Y
We sG rsstore fvaf tsr Hsts
us5rs sAiisfaction thsa yuu tarr rss. ~
snert. ~ % - d,shrsrisf-. -,
so e4Ass Azts -r-s-=s.zz ST. -.
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hspFT NhAi q hAs dons 90 f.ss \
~ "a ~ IA al Iisans.. s.
49, = 80 ri III 10 X Sl,s 49, .
hfursF ~ ssffA. Ne al a.. ~ =
iervstits tnoslrt % stfior 81
usrnias ffen friiftirt patifra -
FrftruCrs fHr f1H hsrrrf 20 ."a.s -
NJ fiscl-rasri D IS afI Hel.t -
itlt sna.ienr, afai. % o. ura.f 4
than So ca ma 30
if "a asai t.asagtfai haff nj Old. -
- $50 ~ 80 49, 90 I'D ..a.s1f !,
= tsfarar~t urftr e. - fH "a
tuc1fps frsiFd CHfuFanY. 81 .r.... -,
49, 90 and Ter ffts1fs a. astr :
49, hHu - a. n. erut e. tsf. 81
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Al "a rHafs Fuu HHftna HH.-ass L =
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lhafAlH ~ irraTQsIr afrf Easf -
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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-04

The total income Of all American col
leges is S2o,278,sI6.
The first lightning rod was put no by
Prohop Dil'ch, Bohemian monk. June
-, 1854
Hoboken, n J., with 27II per 10000
population, leads the suicide list OF
American cities.
The fastest trains from New York 70
chicago make the distance, 90 miles, in
1000 minutes.
The average weight Of a mans brain
IS forty-nlne and one half ounces. OF a
womans forty four.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-04

WiIlie-Pa, was George Washington
such a terrible lar,
Stunson-Liar' Why, my boy, what
do YOU mean
Well If he wasn't why was such
fuss made when he told the truth -
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-04

Laiies' shirt waist % dark blue and
green checked flannel finished al,h a belt
and lie II green ,afcia SAX The vast
e made iu @ smart yc,, cfcct wsth an
inverted p.li, and tao single p,aits on
Zach side 81 the front. md detachable
collar and cuffs There are three tucks
a, the center back The pattern No
-IiQ is cut iu sizes -. 80. % q 30 and
i2 inches bast measure. size 90 requires
ga yards ot - ineh material Price IS
ccrts
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-04

Envelopes for letters were not used
until 1870
People Of musical taste usually have
large ears
The wink Of an eye is one third of
second long
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-04
THE WORLDS WAY.

Who Is the man on the hilltop
That's the fellow who climbed 70
fame and fortune"
And who are the fellows at the foot
Of the hiil5'
i ricnds Of his-waiting 10 see how
lndign.ied he'll look when he roll,
down"
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-04
WHAT HE WANTED.

"Yes, sir Hair cut. SIR Shave. SIR"
asked the obscquious barber OF the cus-
toner who entered.
Shave, please said the gentleman.
seating himself in the chair.
Il pride myself on my quick methods"
went on the assistant, lathcrinc as sace.
and then bringing the razor into opera
ton
After a few lightning strokes he made
a cash or two.
sorry sir he said, scraping away.
and drawing blood here and there An
other good cut or two. and the thing
was progressing grandy Want any
thing on your face, SIR" he asked.
well" said the customer. ruefully
looking at his fare in the glass. "Pd be
obliged to you if you'd leave my nose"
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-04
TWO CLASSES or FAIRY TALES

i say, mama" asked Little Tommy
do fairy tales always begin with Once
upon a time
No, dear, not always" replied mama
they sometimes begin with. Ny love.
] have been detained It the Office again
tonight
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15

wards and SpssatinG soo0 of The hns-
Ditnl itDs,f. Thsse hsaAs. ARM. ~.
syss ssd trunks ~ soout h se,stiiag
osSay. 0os4 q the hsoAs are 0tn0D
hair ssd have grsae hoiss IL tAs tups
u them Ar@ - agS ere haaging
utsrslly b. . shsSsA- Nasss sFs beuk-
-. hands - misus. fsst have bsea
amputated. facss sre usshed In. while
ehs internal machaasey nat makss ths
1ojl cry. ~ ''maooa" end opsa aud
shut n ~ b ese - vAaek - badly
- ss0s psopls's ussss. Ths wax.
eaina sad Dapise oeehs habiss have
ssves dsvesopad sppsaAicstis - yet. or
sesmeeh sehA bot thsy ere ssbJset -
almast evesy otha4 ~.
a. Ths 1osi hnspttal = . great hooa %
ths nttis noeAsrs. TAsy eons st all
hours - ths ~. hssnO1aG t,,sir aIiins
lafsln0n. -. v thsy I've soo far away.
thsg sssd dotiy hV sGprso a mes
ssn0ss. witA esa@ps1 end Dathstir
notsA One sftis glri had ~ hse
psecSous fau downseai1 and beeak ~
hg. anothsr hAd bssa nstsning 10 Q
had osWAa % ths sesU<e. and hsr beseA-
q. Who vas playing mat b was q Chi
Dese emprrue and was executing some
Of his subjects. tust 10 kssp In ps.ctice.
had cut doliy's hesd on with Q fre-
shovel. san another small mAss oe
seveu bad kissed ths noss OF Nc
h,tabas Jans-do,s usuany have long
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15

names. you know-and would the de-
tsss plesss ax tt! 11sy woobd
On me WORK table - TIE hSsp,tal afo
- enly srms and bsgs saIora bot sls
kinds oe wigs. paints. threads ao1
eseds. miniature testh. tiny curling
bSas. passss and giusa. hooks and scts-
ssrs Of many shapes and sizes aud even
An appalling assortment Of glass eyes
q various co,ors and sizes. The syes.
which opeo and shot with = weight
are placed In position through the open
ing h, The hsad. 4 fsw stitches servo
- mend hose arm er Veg. while hooks
and cords are usually required 10 N .
sraet1sd Joint. he paint bsusA
opsrAss ~ . faded complexion. - =
IL cass even With 0ssh and b6ooA
G1own folks.
Thses are almond eyed Chinsss dnais
vieh fadsd yellow compisxious and
hDag cus.. Indians With feathers
missing from thstr war bonnets. ptcka-
n1naO dolls With moth eaten wool and
angel faced cheeuhs With Q battered
appsnsanes that makes them look as II
tAsy had hssn In . bowesy scrimmase.
hut surgery dos~ miracles. and this
particular branch Of II performs even
greater wonders than that In the sure
enough hospitns. Ii makes bodily
members grow on where none had been
bsforU. and bsfors its marvellous pow
sss even dscapitst,on Is not fatal.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15
= % =
Doll Hospital
A4 4 speEa1oa

lcsoyssUAe. NJ by J. A. EAssrssal
0HI wsstd b full of hnsu1sala. eot
snly ~ 6,ssass rseksd end
vssrhsd humsa bsipes. bot fs
- Anesss. bfPds and-<aoais- And wAy
ssat Duab have ailosats - vso -
o9h9 fpaks-tn tact. rather mOrs -
NJ lnss thsl1 hafS. cAsir eye. ohses
ssseA. thstP hsp<is. thess begs. tAeir saw-
dssa go sSss sAsas. csopSsxSoas ssd
ksaAA Small boys dstsht In eripp,ing
and 0aiDlAG thsm. r0rkers s0ash
TIN, ~ FOLKS ssep o. thsm- This
= hasd void for dolls.
- chs 1on haspitals oonsinA- NOS
hsU0 estiss ssppost 80. Doll ssrssy
hos hscume . sctsacs. Ths poor shlngs
d - have 70 take medicine. furtu-
natsay. except paint applied externally
and saw1use Internally. % that . phar-
macopos1a = not rsQuarsd IN doll de-
tosinG. The operatsoes are all surgical
But for oil nat tfss Doll doctors sre 60
titjed to place -. d. after their names.
u. D. sanding fur member o. dolh-
n , quite . grevsouse saGht n -
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15

express sled. which travels nlnety i've
miles = Hay all through the winter.
The reindeer was insro.ircs-i into
Alaska only about n dozen years sgp
by the l:eT. Dr. Sbelton Jackson. who.
rnd.r th~ authority Of the rniie-i
States government. brought small
herd froGi nosth~rn siberia. Since then
Dr. Jackson has brought thousa nds Of
reindeer Into Alaska. and they have
multiplied rnpsily.
They are now very generally employ
si In carrying the mall In the trans
portatiou Of supplies and In earryin:
passengers between the various min