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Soza@h0B' many dairymsn hare
sezesed tAe wrong conclusions when
r=z6z1g II dairy farms where the
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s-z-u4sr- fay egEs are o iuteiii-
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ANIMALS properly brought up at regu-
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ev-3z1ptE0Es bzrryzrds for air and
gxG1 During the winter this out
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atteg ~ during the summer, and, in
tn majority Of cases. the COWS oc-
eurgy only Sleeping b0u-s and milking
Ay1gs IL their separate stalls. the bal
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s13ez@
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you- animals during IAe TtuIs-: see
that tbey have all the outdoor exer-
cEse the weather Will permit, but more
than ali, sae that the stables are
qrg1ersy ventilated and aired There
are Z number Of GeTiees for this pur-
pose. and one Of the best Of them is
the window frame covered with mus
Lin Remember that close confinement
and foul air predispose the oow to tn
beocalosis. and that fresh air and pien-
u Of it viii enable her to do her share,
not only as q milk producer but as a
mother.
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The Illustration explains itself The
sdan l intended TO meet the needs OF
the ordinary dairy or stock farm
where there IL a windmill for pump
irg the water. A two-ineh tube con-
yeys the water Into the galvanized
i.0a house tank. which Is enclosed
IN a tight wooden box Water is
dipped from tits tank for household
purposes both summsr and winter.
The overflow IL near the top, hence
does not freeze as 1t Is never filled
yfth standing water. The overflow is
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-02

conveyed from this tank to a gal
yanized iron milk tank, which Is also
enclosed In a wooden box, and has an
overflow pipe from 1t to the horse
and cattle watering tank, which may
DO situated at some distance away.
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rake Care q the PIows.

TAke Care Oh the FAOWS.
When blowing Is done, clean and dry
your plow. then apply a heavy coal OF
paint, says an Ingenious Dakota farm
or in m exchange. 1t is best applied
with a soft brush. II no such brush IS
at hand, one IS very easily made by
clipping the end Of a horses tall, and
by means OF a string fasteh same Sc
curely to a stick. Allow paint plenty
OF time to dry. and In case some OF
1t should get rubbed OF before II is
properly dried, apply another coat. TO
remove the paint when the pillow 10 to
be used again, pour on strong I've wa
ter the night before, and In the norm
Ing rub on the dry paint. II It does
not come on clean. apply another soak
Ing OF I've water. which Will complete
the Job, md you Will have q plow that
Ii smooth aud VIII seour from the
start.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-02

Of saw-horse. Stand erect with left
foc. on stick
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FREE BOTTLE

The genuine has a date and numper
stamped on the slabel-take no o'ne'
from your druggist.
Nos s.ch an Ea.y Matter.
..These shoes will be all right sala
the salesman, after you have Nv
them broken In" The young maa.
who had been hesitating between ' Ia
pair and one a size larger, TOOK tns
salesman,sswordfo for 1t, and pnrcnas
the shoes. A week later he calno
back to the store with q percepuo''
limp. o,r
4 wish you'd stretch these SHOES.
re said. ."They hurt my fee 'i'
bly, t.,
Haven't you got them broken ~
yety,. asked the salesman.
"0n, said the young ma" nr
The trouble Is that I can't gel Ivy
ae&t broken IN"
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To Hold Wood while saving.
Bend a piece of iron put a piece
Of wood on long end as shown in IL
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Sometimes" said Uncle Jerry 10
bles, wAen@I@sec@thcse stories aoot u
cr.Irin. IN high places begin to think,
~ INN that there amt any such hinS
s. koaer. syen among thieves"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-02

@. What Is the beginning of sickness!
A. Constipation
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-15

the people. and try and cement the
entire community In one gigantic e.
fort to make the Lewiston Clarkston
fair this year bigger and better than
1t has ever been.
The members OF the Commercial
club. and OF the fair association are
very anxious that there should be u
large attendance, and invite every
one to be present.
Since Lewiston first commenced to
hold her annual Interstate fairs this
event each year has been the pride or
the community. A little better than
the succeeding one. every fair has
been
The indications are already that the
fair this year win eclipse everything
In the past. Every one win be ask
ed to lend their assistance In making
this a great event. A rousing mass
meeting is expected tonight when ev-
cry one will manifest an interest In
Lewiston's great annual event.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-15
THIS is NY 48th Birthday"
Maarten Martens

Maarten Martens, the foremost fig
ure in the literary world of Holland.
was born in Amsterdam, Aug. 15. 1858.
The name is not his true one, which is
]. M. w. Van der Poorten- Schwartz.
He fills a mich that is al his own. for
It would be hard to say whether he is
Dutch or English in his writings. He
has been called the Dutch Tolstoi, but
his books were all written first in
faultless English, and then rewritten
by himself in as faultless Dutch. He
was educated in England and in Germ
any, and has Travelled over the greater
part of Europe Fifteen years ago he
could not find publisher for his first
novel. So he published it at his own
risk. 1t was called "An Old Maids
Love- and 1t proved an immense sue
cess After that he found no trouble
In finding a publisher for his works,
which are now printed in all the chief
European languages. Many of his
novels are what have been called psy-
Geological studies.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-15
NEWS AND NOTES OF SPORT

"Cy" Seymour found his batting eye
the minute he joined the Giants, and
still he wants part of the purchase
money. Baseball stars are funny crit
tiers.
1t is lucky for the st. Louis Nation
ais that they have team like the
tail end Bostons below them.
johnny Evers was presented with a
so'io silver Elk card case at Troy, N.
l. recently, when the clubs stopped off
anu played the Trojans an exhibition
game.
"'eh Liebhardt the Memphis pitch
-, VINO was recently purchased by
eseiand. has pitched and won four
uoie-headers this season.
me Washington club has played
solne great ball this season, but not
Uash OF it to put them in the race.
ne Chicago club Is stjll a good bet
WI ae National League race, with New
h and Chicago close up.
s,a. purbin Of the Joplin club. is the
ton. e western assocla-
nrs... SAID that Cedar Rapids. the
esent leader in the Three Leapue
So. oe IN the Iowa State League next
savannah club is giving August.
sou,h nsht for the pennant in the
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-15
Annual Convention EIec.
tricianS Education.
al Event
ANNUAL CONVENTION OF ELEc.
TRIclANs WILL BE AN EDucAT.
iONAL EVENT.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Aug 15.-The
eleventh annual convention Of the In
ternational Association Of Municipal
Electricians opened in New Haven to-
day with several score Of the memb-
ers present. In connection with the
convention large exhibition of ell
ectrical apparatus Is being made. The
organization does not take up any
question OF wages strikes or the like,
but exists rather for educational pur-
poses. Prominent among the memb-
ers are F. A. Cambridge Of Winnipeg,
Clarence r. George of Houston, w. H.
Thompson of Richmond, Va, B. A.
Blakeley of Montgomery, Ala. w. Y.
Elicit of Elmira. N. Y, A. s. Hatch of
Detroit. Mich. Jerry Murphy Of Cleve-
land, Ohio, and c. E. Diehl of Harris
burg, Pa.
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MEETING CALLED TO PLAN
FOR THE FAIR
Fair Association Will Ask Citizens to Unite in
Support of Lewiston's Great Annual Event

A monster mass meeting of the citi-
zens and business men Of Lewiston
has been called for tonight. by ]. b.
Morris, president of the commercial
club. 1t is to be an opening meeting
Of the club at the club rooms in the
Adams block and the purpose is to
discuss plans for the lewiston
Charleston fair to be held In October.
The member of the fair association
are very enthusiastic this year, and
believe that the country is right now
In a position where a grand success
full fair would add more to its name,
fame. and value. than anything else
could. The eyes OF the world are on
Lewiston right now. This is the re-
port brought to the city by every one
who returns from visit through the
east.
1.-THE best advertised small town in
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the United States That Is the term
applied to the city many times. The
large amounts of railroad building,
and the large irrigation projects in
and about Lewiston, are already at
tracing the attention of thousands of
people.
When II is known widely that Lew
iston is to have great fair this year
thousands Of people will want to see
her exhibits. Thousands Of people
will want to be here when the people
for miles around are gathered at the
festival. and hear from the word OF
the farmer, the stockman. and the
miner. himself. description OF the
country and its resources, as he sees
It, from the point Of view of one who
knows.
The object Of the mass meeting this
evening Is to lay plans Of action before
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-15

General Miles tells this story Of a
,,.or IN General Longstreet's corps,
ss,ch had been on hard night march
ut 2 or 4 o'clock in the morning
- everyone was tired and worn out.
4. Georgia regiment stopped. A Georg-
- soldier put his rife up against the
10 tents on the other side Of where
/, ongstreet was. WELL" he said, This
= nretty hard--to fight all day and
march all night. But l suppose ! can
40 il for my country-for the love OF
NV country" He continued: Il can
~ hungry. I can fight. If need be ]
can die for my country because love
NV country. But when this war is
oyer I'll be blowed If I'll ever love
another country"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-15
FIRST RUN
ELECTRIC CARS
cELEBRATE DAY WHEN MODERN
TRANSPORTATION METHODS
FIRST INTRODUCED.

BERLIN, Aug. 15.-An interesting
festivity has just taken place at Licht-
erfelde, near Berlin, where Inspector
Beyer celebrated the day when, Is
years ago, he ran the first electric
railroad in the world. 1t was in the
year 1881 that Herr Werner Won Sic
mems, the founder Of the great Berlin
firm of Siemens and Halske. built the
first electric road in the world from
the Anhalt railway station to LIGHTER
felde. Herr Boyer was the first man in
charge of the new conveyance. unit
ing in his person the function OF
motorman and conductor. He after
wards rose gradually to the past Of
chief inspector OF the now enormously
increased electric railway system Of
that part Of Berlin.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-15
PLAYS AND PLAYERS

Boyd Putnam is to be in the cast Of
"The Prince Of Judea," when that stu
pendous production is put on in New
York next month.
Foxy Grandpa" will make a tour Of
the South this season.
Nat c. Goodwin has recently bought
a handsome place in the vicinity Of
Los Angeles and it is reported that he
will make his home there.
Jefferson De Angels has great hopes
of 1.-THE Spring Chicken" in which he
is to appear in this coming season.
James Slavin, a young Californian.
is the author of "The Voice of the
Mighty" in which James O'Neill is
to appear this season.
1.-THE Hypocrites," the new play by
Henry Arthur Jones, is to be produced
at the Hudson Theater, New York,
within the next few weeks.
Viola Allen will begin her season in
Washington early in October, when
she will be seen as Imogene in Gym
beline."
sherlock Holmes" is to be present
ed in French in Paris this year, and
Peter Pan" is among the plays that
are to be tried in Australia.
Miss Annie Russell Is to appear in
big production of "A Midsummer
Nights Dream" to be put on at the
new Astor Theater the last Of this
month.
Ellen Terry is this season to use
captain Brassbounds Conversion"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-15
PHONE Line
At AUCTION

TRENTON, N. j., Aug. 15.-The en-
tire rights Of the Interstate Tele-
phone company OF Trenton were put
up for sale at public auction here to-
day. The sale includes all the lines,
both telephone and telegraph, teae-
phone exchanges, electric appliances,
rights of way, corporate rights, fran
chises, stocks and bonds and all other
real and personal property of the
company. The sale is part OF the
reorganization plan of the company.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-15

Take your prescriptions to the
chastain McNair Drug Co.
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.ser any more money. Mr.. Sage?
toee ant eat it, you can't drink it.
Iua good will it do your
.r,yer play marbles? Uncle Russell
asked. ho,,
.co,,an.t eat 'em, could you? No
80 Won. were they? What did you
nlay marbles forT