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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-19

Rose Kcse sshai B e{e AIRS Abnam 9ahiaa
Evelyn Crosby, Annie Alder, Martha
Padual. Messrs. i. Goldman, B. Blumen-
thai, Jake BENJAMIN, Max Marks,
M Hhaiss bf Bdn Mc Hairy Ka hompsG
ell, Sam Padual, Ed Poueher, L. Gold
Ben Ginsberg and Sam Adler.
Mark Graham Magnuson j and !; his
bride will arrive shortly from the, east
to visit s Me- NE; Mlagnuson,s parents, Mr..
marriage of Miss Elizabeth Horton
Schofeld and Mr.. Magnuson took place
IN NeWtonville, Mass, last Tuesday, in
the Central Congregational church, and
was brilliant and fashionable event.
Among the bridesmaids was Miss
Louise Magnuson Of st. Paul and Paul
8. Magnuson was his brothers. best
man: There was page, half dozen
bridesmaids, an equal number Of ush-
sister, Miss Myra Horton schofeld. The
pride was given in marriage by her
brother, Lane B. Schofield. After tha
service there was a large reception at
the home Of the. bride s mother, Mrs.
Lane B. Schofeld. After Sept. / MI.
al ana ; Mfsi iMlagnuson will be at home
The wedding Of Miss Harriet r. Ma.
|: powell andaC. III. VanDervort,, both Of
st. Paul, will take place Saturday af.
ternoon at clock at the home Of
| Miss Mcdowell aunt, Mrs. g. II. Nc
Dowel, 1908 Third avenue s. 4'' '
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Hackett will
arrive In Minneapolis this week from
Lone. Wolf, Okla., where thew were
married mar n tuesday, June ia. Mrs. Hackett
was formerly Miss Maree 4. McIlWain
Of Kansas City, NO, md her Weddi i9
gqok place at. the homo of DR.. william,
Mc1i va at Lone Wolf. Mr. Hackett
IS. a Minneapolis man. -,,,,...,.~ -. = -,
81 Miss Fora d. Howkos and Charles r.
5tevens were married last week. Tha
Rev. q. T. Guild read the service M
ann mrs M Stevens will be at home at
1879 Twelfth street s.. ~ CIV
Mr.: and Mrs. @. F. Gordon will, on.
tertaln at. dinner this evening at their
home, BIT Oak Grove street. for Tho
bridal party of Miss Pauline. T'on;se
Gordon and Alix E. Linduuist: M;ss
Murlei Allen will be the maid of hon.
or and Charles A., Allen will be. The
pest man. The wedding takes Mace
tomorrow evening at the home Of the
pr = g uncle, j.. R.. Gordon, 200 Grove
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-19

There is more Catarri, in this section of the
country than all other diseases put together,
and until the last few years was supposed to be
incurable. For a. great many years doctors
pronounced It local disease and prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly falling to
cure with local treatment, pronounced 1t incur
able. Science has proven catarrh to be a CON
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure, manu-
factured BY F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio
Il is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to
a teaspoonful. 1t acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. They ofrer
cnre Send for circulars and testimonials
Address, F.. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo Ohio
Sold by Druggists. 75c. 80.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-19
Ladies Can Wear Shoes

one size: smaller after using Allen IS
Foot-Ease, powder to be shaken into
the shoes. It makes tight or new shoes
feel easy; gives instant relief to .corns
and bunions. It's the greatest comfort
discovery Of the age. Cures and pre-
vents swollen feet, blisters, callous and
sore spots. Allen s Foot-Ease is a GER
tain cure for tired, sweating, hot, ach-
ing feet. At all druggists and shoe
stores, 25c. Don't accept any substi-
tute. Trial package FREE by mail.
Address Allen s. olmsted, lie Roy, N. Y.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-19
Auxiliary, Meets.

The Woman's auxiliary to the board
Of the Northwestern Training school
held it's regular monthly meeting yes
terday. Several churches have
the new training school since the
last meeting, and give the room
the name of the church. The
auxiliary will havesa linen shower soon
at the home Of Mrs. J. F.. Wilson, 3l28
Irving avenue, when. the i. women and
their friends will donate pieces of linen
for the students rooms Of the train
ing school. Plans are under discussion
as to what the auxiliary will do at the
held on the state fair, grounds from
July 20 to Aug. 5. =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-19
CLUBS AND CHARITIES
Club Calendar.

WEDNESDAY, ~, ~
Woman's Home Missionary branch
Of the First Baptist church, church
panF1 Flor 3 Pm. q vs+s,.ns
hall, evening. = r. ~
Ladies Aid society Of Tabernacle
Baptist, church, Mrs. Hines, 5000 East
Twenty-ninth street, pm.
Women s Home Missionary society Of
Simpson M. E. church. Mrs.. . K. G.
Hutchinson, 3806 Blaisdell avenue, $3.50
pm. -. IL II
Ladies' Aid society Of the Thirteenth
! ~. E. church, Mrs; Paulson,
;2:30 pm. e:@ '.f-
Ladies' Aid society Of Pilgrim Con-
.gregational church, Mrs. r, Gilman,
l5l6 Washington avenue N, Q pm. -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-19
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Alumni ORGANIZE.

( The alumni Of Holy Angels academy
met yesterday at the school for organi-
ent included number from out ti1 Of
town. particularly from st. Paul. Rev.
Father Donahue gave the henediction
in the chapel and tho business meeting
followed. At 10 o clock a banquet was
served in the diningroom, where the
state, flower predominated. Clusters Of
the pretty moccasin blossoms filed the
vases and wall pockets and made the
centerplece on the. table. In the parlors
June blossoms made a pretty decoration.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-19

Falls. The mothers and children viii board
the chartered car at 1916 Washington avenue N
at $3.50. a.
Simpson NJ. e. church will meet at 23O pm,
tomorrow at the home of Mrs. X. G. Hutchinson,
3s06 Blaisdell avenue. Following the election
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-19
CLUB Nor,Es;,.

1. The work among the Indians will be discussed
tomorrow afternoon at a meeting Of the .Wom-
ans Home Missionary branch Of the First
Baptist church. rs N.
The Mothers club Of Unity House will have
their summer outing tomorrow. at Minnehaha
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-19

o Compare The Sunday Journal with 8
o newspaper. You will he a Sunday q
8 Journal subscriber II you want the 8
9 best. 9
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-17

fummensetporfen batten. Si. 5fpel
@eiblein taslObnerten fleibis, unb 10
oft etne auf Irbeit ausging, blieb
bic anbere babeim unb forgte, bab es
benz 9artl an ni9ts sebrad. 8isz
fpeilen gtneen Tie AUDI ale beibe, bor>
nebmli4, penn lie irssnbpo befteut
paren, UNI Sols Helm gu MAIDEN, benin
bic 9utgeitelIten in Der Nadbarfdaft
ipenbeten linen bieien @erbienft germ
au. Damn fiibrten fe ben SartI n5um
9elfen" nit, unb er mubte linen
Sol5blod unb edge trasen, porbei er
getpaltig itDbnte unb feufate. Waren
fie por benz betreffenben Sauis IN
selangt, 10 fte1te er ibnen bos Sc
roth sure9t, leete AUDI anfGnsli9
bier uno ba NIT 5anb an, aber balb
tpurbe ibm 10 f9Dad aumutbe ober
es begann gu regnen, bdb er jamz
merte: nIu peb, met Gbeumatib!"
@Isbaf6 tronte er i9leunis babon
nnb lieB bic 3pei alterseefriimmten
Srauengetalten alein auf Der Safe
i'm &egen, emiie bef9dftist, bic
S4eite gu aertleinern. lin Mittas
pflesten lie ii6 cine &ubepauie gu
gOnnen; nno ndbrenb bic &res5en5
ber19naufte, bolte biz, Satub aug Der
nd6ften Wirtbf6aft Elm @tiid 8rpt
unb bieuei&t fonft cine &leiniateit
gum gfen. Bel Der @iidfebr melbete
ite getpObnli4: mOu, brinn bei'n
Wirtb is er e'6odt = 70 f9ledt, bat
sr gfast, is eabm. 5 bab' eabm a
3ebnerl s'fdentt, bab er fid an 9aIbs
faufen fann."
so. fo!" iaste bic &res5ena unb
pif9te ii9 bic @tirn nit benz Sonbz
ridden. rOOs bGtt's aa net notbfpers
big s'babt, peibt! &ommen tbut er
nimm2"
sd slaub taum. gu fennf n
ia, mia er IT," ga nidte bic Rres>
Sens, benin fte fannte i'm. Salblaut
murrte Fe tpohl audi etipas Dor fi4
bin BON S9inbsrei, bic man babe
INN 10 einen unniiBen Msnf6en. Mber
ss bauerte ni9t lang. 70 mar fe au4
in Der Wirtbi9aft getpefen, um berz
na4 Der 5annb triumpbirenb ansus
tunbigen: rSeB' bat er bon mir aar
q 3ebnerl."
nno bic apei alten beritanben fd
unb aosen eintrd9tis pieberum bic
f4arfe Sage burd bic freifdenben
SolablOde, Bis am Qbenb Der arsse@
ruhte Sartl eri9ien, Tie in ibre Or
meleutpobnung beimSubolen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-17
: @rpbe SeIbfbeberrs

0rpBe Selb1 Il De1errs
9ung le9te elm &nabe On ben Sag,
Der in Berlin perungliidte. Ser II
Sabre alte Spbn bes S9lG6termeis
tiers Wolun fplte ausbilfspeiIe Bel
Der gebienuns elmer Sleif9aerfleinss
rungsmai 9ine mitarbeiten. @dbrenb
sr nun bic Sleif9mdFen tn bic Oeffs
nung bineinftopfte. tpuste er ii9 NIT
Der linten 9anb gu melt in ben Sri9s
ter binein, unb Die Sanb purbs bonn
9etriebe erfabt unb biz gum Oberarm
in Die Maf4ine ~bineihse5psen. Ser
bebaiiernsipertbe &nabe tpurbe na9
elmer unfaaitation sebra9t, mo n
our @mputation bes Mrmes fdreiten
mubte. WG6renb Der Operation Gus
Berte Der &nabe, Der trob feiner furdts
Barren Qualen bic 5aHung nidt pers
loren bate: nSolbut tann i6 spar
iebt nidt mebr tperben, aber nod elm
tii9tissr S9ld9termeiiter!'
- 1eber ben erfen peibs
liden Mil9futI9er in Berlin tpirb BON
bort beri9tet : @nsemeines Guheben
erregte neuli9 WOrsens elm Woeen
Der 8pae'fden Meierei. Nuf benz
&utf9bod tbronte ftatt bes alien &ut>
f8ers Elm frii4es, iunses Mdb@en,
bus lufis nit Der 9eif9e tnaIte unb
ben Wasen NIT elmer Si9erbett lentte.
ols pdre ibm bies etne laneeetpobnte,
gef4dftisung. Die tede, blaue &utz
fdermiise itebt benz eriten peibliden
&utf4er gut gu Sefi4t, unb aud bic
@liie 1T ebenfo dusgeffuttet pte bic
Der mdnnIiGsn Gpnegen. Die einaige
Gbpet9uns In Der Uniform lit eine
srobe. peibe S4ir5e NIT benz 8pne'.-
fden 3eider.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-17

Der Monn obne &C.
ba4tniB. .Oenten sic, in Galis
~fornien lit i'm gui6 elm Entertainer
gefrnben porben, Der iibsrbaupt ni9t
nei5, mas er in ben letten feds Wp<
naten set9an bat" = .Oas lit ned
gar niats. Sd gum 8eifpiel fpeiB
ni6t, mas i6 ieit meiner 9eburt bis
hsute 9ethan bube..~
: Sin 5inun5genie. ~lvBt
mub ih mir gei4apino 80 Marf auss
leiben. bamit id bas @elb aablen
fam. bas id mir Dor oierSebn 5asen
ausgeiieben babe, als ih ben 0rrs
idlub 5uriidauhlen polIte, ben i9 mir
genommen babe. UNI ben Gins al be-
glei4en, ben i'd iibrisens Bis beute
mod nint erlegt babel
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-17
s riieurlebrlino

-ueber 6rteurlebrltn
als MDrber pirb aus Wiirbentbal
in Ositsrrei9if4 : S9leiien beri9<
tet: Ser beim Srifeur Stelal bebien@
itste 9sbilfe 9einet tpurbe in ieinem
8stt nit mebreren S9nittpunben am
9alie tobt aufsefunben. Oa man
elm blutbefledtes Mefer porfanb unb
auf einem 3ettel bic Mittbeiluns
itanb, er babe aus Summer unb
Qsrsernib einen SelbitmOrb besansen,
purbs ansenommen, Seinet babe
pirfli9 !Sanb an iid selest. Da
absr Der dratlids Sefunb ersab, bab
er 1i9 unm0elid bic tObtli4en Wun@
ben ielbft beisebra4t baben tonne,
purbe bic .bebOrblide Mnaeiee eri fat
tet, bic gu einem iibsrrai9snbsn Ns>
iultat fiibrte. @or allen ersab iia.
bab Die S4riftaiise auf benz .3ettel
ni9t iene Seinet's tparen. Oa iid
bic BEL Stelal befinbliden 2ebrlinge
in Wioeriprii9s pertpidelten, lentte
fi6 Der @erbadt auf bic beiben BUR
i9en, bic, sinem itrensen 8erb0r uns
teroosen, snblia eineetunDen. ienen
ermprbet gu baben, neil er lie i9lsat
bebufbelte. Sen 3ettel hdtten ie se=
I6rieben, um einen Selbtmpro glaubz
baft 81 MAIDEN.
Cine aebeimniBDoI
neutrality-suspicious. bef9dftist bic
poliaei in Yforabsim. @m 26. Sep
TENDER ipurben Der SO Sabre alte
Sagel0bnsr gnsbofer, iein 20 Sabre
alter @obn 6riebrid unb fein iieben
| Sabre alter Sobn Soief in ibrer
Wpbnung aufaefunben, anf9einenb
e~rfrantt infolse bon 8ergiftuns. 9ie
@Dbne erbolten ii9 ipieber, Der alte
gnsbpfer mubte iebod mad Dem
&r~anfenbuus eebrahf psrben. Na9
feiner gntlahuns aus biefem purbe
cine llnteriu6uns gegsn Jpn erOffnet.
biefe aber pieber nieberaei4laeen, ba
man in ibrem 8erlaufe su Der On
f6auuns ~selGnste. es lieae cine Ser
giftung Dor, bic bur4 arobe llnrsins
li6feiten in ben Gbsefdirren bsrpprz
serufen tpprben lei. Seit mebrersn
Saaen bate man n~euerbinss ben
alten gngbofer unb feinen Sobn
| Sriebri9 ni9t mebr aeieber. Oie
| &riminalpoliaei Dffnete II Die Wob=
nung unb fanb beibe anf benz Sup
boben liesenb DOR. Die dratlide I'M
t.rIu6uns ergab. bab lie an 8ersifz
tuns ssftorben feien. Sas Weitsre
psrben bic seridtli4en @rmittlunsen
erae6en.
-gtptntereffanter Wsrs
u4 CUR ginfiibruns afritanifder
Slide auf benz fran5Off9en Martt TT
bon Prpfefor @rufel ian Der l1nipers
fitGt 8orbeaur) unternommen tporben
unb bat. pie es fdeint. einen redt
gliidli4en @rfolg sebabt; bern ilz
folsebefen tpurben in Mfrita ~sefansene
Slide IN pariier Reftaurants that
fG9li4 als -frtf9e" aufsetraser.
Stlbf 6etnthmeder hdben pbne Wtz
terfpru& rfrif4e" Seeaunsen seseHen,
bic bon Der Wefttiite Mfrttas setoms
men tparen. Die Slide perben 5uerif
fhnu4 ansetodt unb bdnr tn @ez
friertammern untersebra9t. sic fol-
len tpirtli& sana frif4 unb NIT unper>
dnbertem @ef4mad febr meit befSrbert
tperben fOnnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-17
Sepfacirte Srpbnns.

Srau gum 9auiirer, Der sbenr
baSutommt, pie fie ibren Mann prii-
selt, unb ii9 ni6t abDeiien ldBD:
rMafen sic, baB sic peiterfommen,
fonit berfias' id Sic tpesen 9ousfries
bensbru6!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-17

Mir Ieiben 9eIb anf E2bbeIn nnn Yiaual obus bic.
I'd feIbsn peasuuebmeu. ebeuio AMI un en- une
Ttamanten.
Central 2oan &C.,. EOS Cinte sife Dthp.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-08-31

more Tn the individual character and manhood of the different states.
 believe in the future of the country. There will be resurrection of the glory of the past. Dangers threaten, however, for men are teach ing themselves to depend too much on the gov ernment and not enough on their own individuality and characteS,
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-08-31
TIME WASTED IN WINKlNC.
Expenditure of Energy for Which There Seems Absolutely
 No Return.

eve are told in our sanator- ium," said the cheerful inmate. ito save all the energy possible. as energy causes temperature, temperature burns up tissue, burnedup tissue is hard to re, place, etc. There is one way to save strength.
 Did you ever stop to think how much energy is spent in winking? Count how many times you wink in one minute, multi ply it by so. again multiply the number of hours you are awake on an average each day. multiply once more by the weight of the eyelid, and you will find out how many pounds of energy are being used up each day in winking.
 "Did you ever realize that fully one-h half of this is wasted? Whats the use in using more than one eve? With that you can see all that is necessary, and thus you need wink only one eye the one you happen to be us ing.
 "Think of the tons of energy that is saved by this simple proc ess in a single year! Just go about with one eye open. ex- pect by this process to save enough energy so that will he pronounced q cure some six. or even eight. hoHrq before l would be otherwise"
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-08-31
How One Should Rest.

To understand how to rest is of more importance than to know how to work. The latter can be learned if one will give ones mind to it, but the former K an art some people never ae- quirc. Best neccSsitateS change of scene and activities. Ioune iHe is very often tljna. sleeping is uot always restful. and sitting down NiiA nothing 10 do is sim fK to inyeta. Wc@jness. \ auauee is needed 10 bring into I'av a ditfrrent sci af faculties Hd ta Iitact the thoughts iuto a
 an 19anal TtH nan OF Wom #f aa Is we3rv a th=cara hHia aafi#5 u 3etje employment wiel sEarlam from ~ponsihjiitt. The H#aia worker generally finds tsr aaat rast .g playing hard r k qMtr q mistake always 10 eX- 4eti to ind if in likeness.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-08-31
Autos to Match Hair.

The. Chica2a 2ifrs 'a5ast idca in automobiles is to have hers ultuted to match or set oT her hair.
 \ superb ear that focused all eyes on Michigan avenue few days ago was painted a rich ma boeauv brown and the chief oe- cupant ef the tonneau was a young woman with a mass of red hair of a shade Chat Illuminated the avenue. She was dressed in brown. tbe chauffeur wore d brown uniform. and by the iady's side sat d superb Boston bull ter rier. done in shining shades of brown.
 "Obyiously," said an observant bachelor, scarlet or green could not be so well carried out, but yellow might be.
 "Yes," gasped his companion, "with yellow pup"
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-08-31


 bng that the bad truly than the good What by what he has written of her and oh he ady Woman queen a stumbling block inspiration tempaonthe many opons regarding her there regard "Fralty, thy woman Shakes Emerson, coming later, When meets his society bgns and lie decou One fact which the midst of the contradictions that whatever bitter generous things said of and other O may be a hero
 sad point which mpresscs k the with which the pen of depict good woman. the pen good Win with they adept enough; but how many draw u good le like and whole How many women have depicted dsst blood -o7d man The question k a has become our nov tts kt Haaee- E men a61 women thoroughly their a.aau =al f..aa them equally we'll Itat-.ac can draw -e..E .Hf ...n mo one }u 'enE hat oo oagr H La frse, H>e a3e fsr=e ms at pu1 Iia- aatoae
 #ea aGf women another cs g& Hs .etA. .t#a ft 'ae mistakes they na1 tHts#- =sisetz# chastity Men and wc2el esa h.tt Hea#1 abec1 l'es ua e1 Knock. ... h..5l a5 d, tH.er E.. .tjr5s u req s-8zs .-aa -.ta-a }4es-4 sse1.. e...o mIer se haze proved aai> oa h. ntts.es Hasa,H ..E- Es.' =35.5ts '- e7 at .f-asad opinions spread as tnes For def t vc have a h. ftIr r'1ancp p.on, and most ot a,l con .eJurc
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-08-31
SIKH DISEASES
 FIERY ACIDS INV THE BLOOD

ses are due to the same cause-an excess of ac;d ::
 r ltv assimilation of food and poor bowel acfaa n h9 forced to the surface through the pores and q. t
 discharging sticky fluid which dries and rnaes sdn ching When the crusts or scabs scratched os M ,, and bleeding. Dear sirs-lry bod, bro,o o-. VI 'a7 cases are in the rash or eruption which in sne V
 ...oo., rtorts to cure continued to e gaae Of al e scales coue OH The itching, especially Woral
 ,ecou1ac hard and H1lply terrible. had tisInb wsl
 :sf.1 highly reoo nme nded preparstiesa tiea mal
 and the painIul out benefit and hearing Of 6 te suffering It mined to give 1t fair trial and ss
 " the trouble is ties cured me entiroiy when afw ;a is the same-an Esoondldo, Gal. L. MAPro blood Salves, powders, cooling washes etc. while nd give the sufferer temporary comfort cannot cr
 do not reach the acid laden blood The best trsa.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-08-31
Eye the Source of Light Rays.

" hat causes the rays of pen ei!S of light that seem to he thrown out by every star when seen by the naked eye? \ Ger, man scientist has been wrestling with the problem. He finds that all stars show precisely the same rays. but that in the case of the brighter stars rhe rays are plain CT and somewhat longer. IL is further remarked that the rays seen by the left and right eyes differ, and that if the head be turned the rays are rotated in corresponding manner. It is thus concluded that the source of the rays is not in the stars, but in the eye itself, the middle of the retina being not perfectly homogeneous in it's sensitive ness
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-08-31
SOME FACTS ABOUT SLEEP
No Such Thing as Dreamless Slum br,
 According to Eminent Eng fish Authority.

The study of dreams appears to Sir Arthur Mitchell to lead to the following opinions among others:
 That these is no such thing as dreamlese sleep; that thinking is lnvOluntary-to the extent. at least, that we canont cease to think under any order of the will; that, thinking never ceases during life, and is essential to the continuance of life; that dream thinking is uncontrolled and undirected by the will. is never coherent or concentrated. IS more or less of the same char acter as thinking in deliTium. and constitutes state of men tai disorder, which is not a state of disease. and that the frequent recurrence of a state of disor- dercd mind in sleep does not do ns harm. but. 0H the contrary, does us good.
 Some of the conclusions which seem to he the outcome of Sir Arthur Mitchell's study of laugh ter are as follows:
 That laughter is a state of  mental disorder. which is cyi- denced hy the irrational and pnr- poseless phenomena attending it and the absence during their con tirrance of all coherent thnuolt; ; that these short states of mental disorder, which may be very ire quent. do not hurt us. but, on the contrary, do us good; that laughter is not even usually the expression of unalloyed pleas ure and joy; that. on the con trarv, it very often expresses states of mind which are mean, contemptible and cruel, the nor al faculty being then in abey- ance, and that laughter so aris- ing is only pardonable on the view that it is a state of mental disorder.
 The study of blushing seems to lead to the following conclu- sions That blushing is always the expression of special men tai state: that if causes another mental state which is a state of mental disorder; that hlushing is involuntary, is the exclusive property of man and occurs in all races of men: that it abounds in the young and practically ceases in advanced age; that the inhala fion of nitrate of amyl causes the face to flush. and that this seems 10 he attended with the same confusion of mind as that which attends the blush of shame; and that the flush of an ger and many other fushes are altogether different from the blush Of shame.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-08-31
Followed Instructions.

The magazine writer entered the office of the country editor
 You used my story without permission" he said, heate
 Excuse me- replied the ed itor, but that story was marked copyright"
 "Well?"
 "Well yourself. Isn't our copy correct enough?"
 Thereupon the editor, being . busy man, turned to more impOr- tant duties.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-08-31
l he nation $ eat

Ihe nation $ great e>t glory and security 7eo not in the ma@nIh- eeuJ capitol al N ash a Ion not in it's steel Hayt or in its armies, but in building up a spirit of individual citi- zansfip such as feels it's responsibilities an1 its
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-08-31
How men an |
By HERR AUERNHEINfER, Society Writer of Berlin.

IIUW IIINII d TT I women see one another Is the view which inter- ests us; and 1 much fear that, half-blinded in one eye by tradition and in the other by idealism, we never see one anOth- CT at all except through
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-08-31
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By JUSTICE DAVID J. BREWER.
 of Supreme Court.

duties and with the and discharge them Individuality Much to be heard in these days of the of brotherhood of solidarity, but the best of all that from the free and voluntary action of the individual acting 
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The Nevada County picayune., 1906-08-31

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