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The Washington herald., 1907-05-06
THE DIPLOMAT 7
AND THE DRINK.

An attache Of a certain legation. who
has been In America bat little while
furnished considerable amusement 90 a
number OF the patrons Of local hotel
one day recently. He had wined an3
dineG rather COpiOUsly the night before,
and as a result the usual head and dark
brown taste appeared next morning Al
the invitation OF his companions, who are
English scholars as well as French, they
proceeded TO the bar and drank several
cocktails TO fix things up. II was noticed
that the attaChe was particularly inter
ested ia the preparation OF the drinks.
and gave his undivided attention 20 The
mixing Of the various ingredients, The
cocktails proved to have the desired effect
and monsieur was jubilant over the dis
c0yery of a pauaces for an aching head.
Two nights afterward he again dined
sumptu0usly. and on the morning fol-
lowing the accompanying discontinue
was very much present. So this time,
happy in the memory of the previous
cocktails. ne started OFF on his own &C
count for the cure, and soon reached the
hotel, walked to the bar and there asked
4pE Il El1cs tL con- y a -ttaA-7lt-A-t
quite naturally the man at the bar had
never heard of such a drink, and en-
deavored TO find out just what monsieur
really wanted.
Il mean what l say he answered. in
"a high key, Il want glass Of con-tray-
dic-shun.'
Still the bar man could not understand.
and in a hopeIessness that was pathetic,
named over many drinks. but TO no pur-
pose.
Il will explane heem TO you. den" said
the FreaChman in Characteristically eX-
citing tones. First vous put in ze
Wheeskay 10 make heem strong. Zen vOus
put in Ze Wataire to make heem weak
Zen vous put in Ze lamong 10 make
heem SQUARE. and zen vous put in ze
sugaire 10 make heem sweet. zsn, maybe,
one. two tings more, ! know not, But
vous say; Here to vous and drink heem
vousself Fl Eat is not con-tray-dic-shun
know not ze exe-splainashun of Eat
word"
I'm on, said the bar man. you want
a cocktail"
"Ah, zat is heem,' cried monsieur.
ne tail OF ze cock. Make me one, two,
three of heem. Ze tail of ze cock"
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"GOOD FOR YOUR WHOLESOME. .

Jes kick dat BAH Of trouble coed an strong;
Forget TO frown ics sing little song
Life is chuck q block Cf what YOU make II
An the bestes way 10 take it
Am TO kick dat ball Of trouble right along
You kin wipe away each tear
Wild de kcrchief of good cheer
An kick dat ball # trouble right along
You kin cut away all IN
Wid de pGnhnife Of good viii
An kick dat ball Of trouble good an strong
One little sugar-coated pin
of kindness soon can kill
Al de allorathic malice in de heart;
De soul wis wholesome grow,
An de way to keep il SO
Am to kick de ball Of trouble good an strong.
Yea can see de sBn a shinin' fro de rain
If you kick dat ball Ct trouble once again:
Jes touEhcn up your muscle.
An make dat trouble fellow tussle:
Y0uli find him mighty weak when you am good an
strong.
Den blow de bellows Cf sweet laughter an OF song
Take up De Jew sharp, beat de coed ole gong
Ole Man Trouble he dun sneak away.
An Mistah Joy-heart he dun come an stay.
When yuu double up your muscle good an strong
ALLIE SHARP BAJCH.
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but if every seed sent out by the seed In
dustry Of America fulfilled its mission,
every man, woman, and child IN the
United States could have at least one
square meal day. regardless Of the beef
trust.
Corn growing for seed purposes has
made great strides in this country, and
more Of it Is sold than any other kind, An
instance of Mother Earth's kindness TO
the corn grower is shown in the expert
ence OF q prominent seed-grower in Ohio.
Thirty-dve years ago he had one acre of
land and s.. He invested the s. in seed
corn. His profit for mis- first years work
was only SIS. but now he produces yearly
10000 bushels of corn. and has become
independently rich. John Rankin, Mis-
souri, farmer, plants 12000 acres of corn
at a time, using as much corn for his seed
as an Eastern farmeB would harvest in
one season. He sends out $50 plows at a
time TO his fields, and ships his corn In
the fall by the trainload instead OF the
carload. Not long ago a single ear Of
prize corn. Of the Reid Yellow Dent
variety. was sold at auction at the Iowa
State College for $50. This was at the
rate of $3.50 a bushel. which is the
worlds highest price for seed corn.
Almost all the choice kinds Of tomatoes
are the result OF the patience of A. W.
Livingstone, who discovered IN a bed of
The Washington herald., 1907-05-06

ordinary tomatoes one which was sussep-
tible of treatment TO enlarge it and enrich
its flavor He saved the seed of this
accidental tomato. and year after year
replanted the seeds obtained from the
children and grandchildren of his original
find. until IT is difficult to find in ones
salad a tomato not descended from this
discovery OF Mr.. Livingstone.
Flowers furnish equally as interesting
Instances. one of the most notable seed
achievements Of recent years IS the work
of Reverend W Hicks, the secretary Of
the Royal Horticultural Society in Eng
land. Who produced the Shirley poppy
from a bed of common field poppies In
a patch Of the latter in his garden nc
saw one edged with white. He marked
it, obtained its seed and planted 1t the
following year. The edge of white had
grown deeper. and after many years of
experimenting he had a bed of poppies
whose white edge had worked into the
center, making the petals a pale pink,
and in one plant pure white. After
| several years more he turned the black
center a pale yellow, and now the ghostly
Shirley poppy stands as monument to
his infinite patience and care.
But seeds are not always so carefully
! propagated. Every element in nature has
had a hand in it, at one time or another
and strange flowers are even now growing
on our coasts as a result Of a long Journey
| on the breast of the Gulf Stream, or a
gallant race with the north wind The
/ haphazard career of the thistle down.
which is resown by any passing breeze.
has haAn fhERfa
Birds have carried seeds indigested IN
their crops for miles and miles. even
into different States. Many "a little North
ern blossom has appeared In the South
with no possible explanation for its pres
ence but that II had been carried there
I by a flock of migrating birds.
/ To-morFOw-The Children of the
/ United states.
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CONFEDERATES MEET MAY 80.
Local Camp Completes Its Arrange
meuts for the Reunion.

The veterans of the civil war who
fought under the cOIors Of the gray, and
afterward banded themselves together as
the United Confederate Veterans, will
hold their nineteenth annual reunion in
Richmond from May 90 until June g. The
meeting is expected 10 be one of the most
memorable and important in years, and,
as the ranks Of the veterans are rapidly
thinning out, a warm welcome VIII be ex-
tended them by the people Of the old
Southern capital
Two thousand camps OF old soldiers will
be represented at the reunion, and the
orator OF the occasion viii be Gen Ste
phen d. Lee, the grand commander of the
United Confederate Veterans. and the
grandson of Robert E. Lee.
The local camp has completed all its
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VIII Rennir Wntch-

To-day or tomorrow if your watch is
in need Of repair you may take il to
Selinger's. F street corner of Ninth, and
have it put in first-class condition at a
moderate price. Il makes no difference
what the condition of the watch. Mr..
Selinger claims TO have the best repair
department in the city, ana he makes this
remarkable offer to have everybody know
it. THIS offer is for to-day and to-mor-
row only, and every watch repaired is
guaranteed for one year. Horse timers
are not included.
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Root Rides with President,

out in the country for ID horseback ride
yesterday afternoon. They were accom-
panied by Secretary Root, who frequently
goes with the President Mr. Roosevelt at
tended the morning service at Grace Re
formed Church as usual
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DIT. Wherry on Nohummedanism.

An exhaustive comparison between
Christianity and Mohammedanism was
made last night at the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church by the Rev Z. NJ.
Wherry, Of Lodiana. India. DR. Wherry
was for over forty years a missionary in
the far East. He said that In this time
fully 60o0000 heathens have been con
verted to the Mosem faith; also that In
Cairo. Egypt. the very center Of Moham-
mechanism. there are 230 Moslem converts
acting as Christian missionaries.
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HOTEL CHETWOOpE.
EARL MARHALI

arrangements for the trip. and the follow
ing delegation is expected 10 attend. John
f. Callaghan. Rev. Randolph H. McKim.
Maj. J. Med. Darlington. Capt. William
A. Gordon, Capt. John II. Hickey. Thomas
". Hungerford, Edwin P. Jones. Leigh
Robinson. Maj. Holmes Conrad. Seth
Shepard, George NJ Gordon. r. S. Der
vey. John H. Walsh. c. c.. Meade. Albert
G. Holland. and Orlando F. Smith II is
probable many OF the members viii so
from the reunion 10 the exposition at
jamestown.
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oped as simply OF elaborately as desired
For the medium size, IL yards OF 36-inch
material are needed.
Sizes. l. 6. S. 10 and u years.
pattern Of this may be obtained by
incIosing 30 cents In nstamps aud addressing
Pattern Department. The Washington
Herald. "a Fifteenth street northwest,
giving number (z532) and size wanted.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-06

Point fog the AdvertIser-The
newspaper that goes into the
homes is the newspaper that brings
advertising results. More people
here by thousands are reading The
Washington Herald than ever be-
fore read a morning newspaper at
the Capital
The Washington herald., 1907-05-06

One Of the most used patterns in every
home where there are young folks is the
plain shirt waist. as il may serve for
cutting out almost any waist built on
shirt waist lines. Here IS shown a plain
waist Of this kind which IS OF latest cut
and perforated for round or square neck
and long or short sleeves. II may be used
as a shirt waist or a guimpe, and devel-
The Washington herald., 1907-05-06
SPRING RESORTS.

The Atlantic City Office of THE WASHINGTON HERALD located
the Bartlett Building Of Atlantic and North Carolina avenues,
where advertisements be inserted regular office
H. S. WALLACE Special Rebresenlaiias.
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When il is remembered that a little s.
cent package Of cabbage seed win make
200 plants, too many for a single garden,
and that each pound will supply ffty
gardens, the enormity Of these figures
will be realized. OF course, many OF the
seeds which are sold do not produce vege-
tables, as they are prevented by insects,
impurities Of s3il and climatic hardships,
The Washington herald., 1907-05-06

Each grower produces his own varia-
tons on the original forty-two vegeta-
bles, and the number of new varieties is
constantly increasing. VITA flowers, the
work is easier and the scope wider. There
are 107 generic flower families to start
with, and enterprising growers have rung
the changes on their seed until the num-
Der of flower varieties now sold is in
calculable.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-06

There is a great difference in price be
tween the seeds of an unnamed variety Of
flower or vegetable. and some so-called
novelty" which growers have produced
from the generic plant. These novelties
ara produced in various ways, by selec-
ton. by crossing the seeds. and they are
sometimes developed into distinct vaTie-
ties. There are only forty-tw0 original,
distinct vegetable families. though S3S
varieties Of vegetable seed are now sold
by retail dealers.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-06

The last quarter of a century has done
more for the seed industry in America
than all the previous years of its exist
ence. In that time seed-growers have not
only produced more than half the seed
used in this country. as compared with
a much smaller percentage in former
years, but they have demonstrated the
fact that we have sufficient diversity
Of climate and soil to grow in profusiOn
any seed which is now imported Most
Of the seeds in the United States are
produced in California, where, in the
Santa Clara Valley there is one farm
alone containing 10000 acres.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-26

SUMMER CORSETS, in white net
tings, tapes, pinks and blues. Batises
in white, in fact all kinds, at +. G.
Robins & Co.'s.
July ST.
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tenances thereunto belonging and the
rents, issues and profits thereof.
And 1T is alleged IN said compla MT
that the Defendants, Hannah Eliza
beth Nolan, formerly Hannah Eliza
beth Emmons, Thomas Nolan,
husband of Hannah Elizabeth
Moan, and Louis P. Boardman
have or claim to have some interest
or claim upon said premises, or some
part thereof, all of which interes or
Gains ar. subsequent to and subject
TO the lien of Plaintiff NOR gage.
The Plaintiff, therefore, prays, in said
complaint, for judgment: That the
usual decree may be made for the
sal, cf said premises By the sheriff of
said County. according to law and
the praet ce of this Court; that the
proceeds of said sale may lie applied
in payment of the amount due to the
Plaintiff, and that Defendant, Ed M
Emmons, and all persons claiming un-
der him subsequent to the execution
of said mortgage upon said premises
either as purchasers, incumbrancers,
or otherwise may be barred and fore
closed of all rights, claim, or equity
Of redemption in the said premises,
and every part thereof, and tn t th
sad Plaintiff may have Judgment aid
o. ecutlon against the said Defendant
Tor any d, ficiency which may remain
after app ying all the procee s OF
he sale of said premises proper y
upplica le, 10 the sat sfaction # said
IN igment.
Tai the Plaintiff or any other par
" to he sui may berom a pure ase
at said sa e; that tn sheriff execl t.
u derd to the purchaser; that the said
purchaser lie let into tn posse sion OF
he premises on production Of the
heriff s deed therefor; aud that III
plaintiff may nave such other or fur
ther r, j lief in the premises as t. til
Court may seem meet and equitable
h All If which will more fully appsa
by reference to the said complain
now on file in this action.
And you are hereby notified that j
you fail to appear and answer sail
complaint, as above recu red, "a
Plaintiff viii apply to the G urt f.
The rel eff demanded therein.
Given under my hand and Seal Q
the Second Judicial District G urt o
the State o. Nevada, County of Hun
, boldt, this 10th day of January, 4
!, ID. 1907.
GEO. .. II LII,
Clerk Of said Court
! fSEALl
Said summons is end ,rsed wit
name Of above entitled Cou t an
cause and the names of II. Ware
and l.. G.. Wilson. Plaintiff s at o.
; neys.
. First publication. August |. 1907.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE--The open-air dancing
pavilion. Apply + Remnant q G..
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Frank x Murphy Action brought
Plaintiff, in the Second JU
oicial District
Court OF tnt
Ed. M. Emmons, State OF Nevada
hannah Eliza in and for tn,
beth Nolan, for County OF Hum
merly Hannah bolot, and the
Elizabeth En- complaint flee
mons, Thomas in the Oifice ot
Nolan, hus- the Clerk of saio
band OF Hannah Second Jndicia
Elizabeth Nolan, district Court on
and Louis +. the 10th day OF
Boardman, January, A. u
Defendants. 1907.
The State OF Nevada Scnus gIoeti4 2
10 Ed. M. Emmons, Hannah E.lzau .4
Nolan, formerly Hannah Elizabs.I
Emmons, Thomas Moran, husband OF
Hannah Elizabeth Nolan, and LJaI>
r. ~Boardman, the aDove named at
PENDANTS.
You are hereby required 10 appear
in an action brought against you "
the above named plaintin, Frank y.
Murphy, in the Second judicial DIS
trIct Court of the State OF Nevaaa
In and for he County OF humDo.ds,
and to answer the complaint nieu
therein with the Clerk or said Couft
within ten days exclusive OF the aay
OF service) after the service ON you
OF this summons, if served within tins
county; or, it served OUT OF TINS
county but in this Judicial District,
within twenty days; otherwise, withiA
forty days; or judgment by default
vi 1 ha fakan a0atnct x,n,. ao.r.t ma =,
the prayer of said complaint.
Said action is brought to recover
Judgment against you, the defendant,
Ed. M. Emmons, OF a certain prJlnls
sorry note Tor the sun of two hundre4
and fifty dollars, with interest the.e
on at eight per cent. per annum from
August 18th, 1903, and for cvunsel
fees and costs of suit. Said note was
made by you said Emmons in Iavor Of
said plaintiff ON the 18th day OF
August, 1908, and is now owned ana
held by said Plaintiff.
Said action is also brought to fore
close q certain mortgage made and
executed by said delendant, Ed. Al.
Emmons, on the said 18th day OF
August, 1908, to secure the Iayment
of said note with interest, and suus
fees at the rate of ten per cent. on
the amour which may be found due
provided in said mortgage, and
which said mortgage was given upon
and covered the folio wing deserihed
lands and premises -o-wi.'
MI f. Use ertai4 lots. pIsces and
Of land situate, lying and
being, in the town of Lovelock, Hum
boldt County, Nevada, and known
and described as lots Numbers 5, Is,
and 16, in Block Number 22 (twenty
two) in the said Town of Lovelock.
Together with all and singular the
tcnem, MS, Entertainments and appur
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q PERSONAL MENTION :
q {
q q u q g Il n q u n u u @ 0 c

F. M. Lee and wife arrived from
Reno Friday evening.
M. ID. Stanton returned SATURDAY
evening from a trip TO San Francisco.
Oscar Reinhart departed this morn
ing for Golconda.
Rube Battels came in from Ameri
can canyon Saturday evening.
j. d. Elliott is an arrival from rhe
New Goldfeld district.
G. Skinner arrived Saturday from
the Pine Forest range
IL. G. Humphrey arrived from Reno
last evening.
Thomas Nelson and Scott Spencer
arrived last night from the Stone
House ranch.
>. ). Spooner, an old time patent
in the county hospital, is quite i'll, and
is not expected to survive many days.
The Morris Hoffman company have
received a shipms mt of fall underwear
and gents suit cases.
DR.. Samu,ls and family will leave
this evening for a two-weeks vacation
trip in Los Angeles.
John Zwaldt, purchasing agent for
the Oakland Meat company, is il
town.
j.. A. Langwith of Golconda was in
Winnemucca last Saturday on legal
business.
Miss Lottie Porter departed for
Battle Mountain last evening to visit
her aunt, Mrs. w. +. Coon.
d. G. Adamson of Humboldt Honse
arrived last evening with his wife
and family. They intend to reside ii
Winnemucca for a short period.
J. M. Nelson, who is building :
residence on lower Third street, il
engaged in hauling rock for tn new
structure.
A. Pasquale of Paradise Valley ar
rived yesterday evening and vii
spend two days in the county scat Oh
business. Dan Lynch or Mil City ar
rived Saturday.
Miss Norma Warren returned yes
terday from a short trip to Golconaa
Miss Warren and Miss Lying hay
been re-engaged to teach the Golcono,
schools during the coming term.
Sylvan Kramer, a brother of Julie
Kramer, bookkeeper for f. Reinhar
& Co., arrived " sterday from SaI
Francisco and has taken a pasitio.
in the dry goods department of i
Reinhart & Co.'S.
Chihuahua, an old-time resiien
of Winnemucca, came up Saturda,
from Lovelock. He has Just returne,
from a trip to Mexico
Mrs. w. A. Cheek and two childr
of Battle Mountain, who have beer
visiting Mrs. Gilmartin, departed las
evening for their home
Harry Leonard, Winnie Laveaga an,
Charles Guthrie will leave in tn
morning for Rock creek, where the,
will spend a couple of days fshin,
and hunting.
Miss Mile and Edna Guthrie ar
expected to arrive from Reno thi
evening, where they have been visit
ing for the past two weeks.
Mrs Sol Schubencr arrived Satur
day morning from San Francisco an
departed by private conveyance TO
her home in DEMO.
Carl Schmidt, who has been in Her
cules working for the ellison Mercan
tile company, is expected TO returi
home in a few days.
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DRESSMAKING-By a first class
dressmaker. l6 years experience.
Cor. Aiken and 9th streets.
Aug. 10 3w.
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WANT FL

WANTED-To buy a surveyor
transit, secondhand, in good condi
ton. Cod pr.ce viii be paid for tn,
right kind of instrument. Cali on OF
address The Silver State News, Win
nemucca, Nevada.
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Men and boys wanted to learn
plumbing, plastering, ~bricklaying.
Day and night classes. Free eata
logue. Positions secured. NO book
learning. Coyne Trade School, 23a240
sth st San Francisco and New York.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-26

LOST: On First street or between the
Winnemucca hotel and NJ. Hoffman IS
store a lady's gold watch with
monogram an. r.. H." and inslae of
cover, ''From J.A.H." Finder will re.
ceive reward by returning to the
Giroux hotel.
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[SEALl

Said is end ,rse1 wit
name Of above entitled Cou t and
cause and the names of n. Warren
and l.. G.. Wilson. Plaintiff $ at or
neys.
First publication. August |. 1907.
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Misses nd LIZ aies White Canvas

Misses nd LIZ 1ies white Canvas
Hats, all the rage in tn. Ease. Has~
them in plain and black ribbon bands.
Don't be considered a back number; If
single you will never marry; If married
the old man will De chasing some nice
up-to- date lady head him of-do IL
quick-jpst get one Of those neww hats
at 4. C. ROBINS 4 Co.
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LOST-32nd degree Masonic watch
charm. Two eagles pictured on reverse
side of charm. 4 reward of $500
will be paid for its return 20 this Of
fee
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FOR RENT

Furnished room and board, or board
alone, with private family.
MRS. KRAMER, Railroad street.
JI5 If
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LOST-A brown horse. branded i'll
200 or l.400 weight. has white star
in forehead. Reward Of so will lie
paid for return to Frank Gartics at Sill
v State saloon.
j. I7-2w
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SUMMONS

In the Second Judicial District Court
of the State of Nevada, in and fos
the County Of Humboldt.
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Reception


DAVE CORDANO, Proprietor
Fine Club Rooms and Restaurant At
tached.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-04

, the black belt of the South: the situa.
ton of two mutually unassimilable
races occupying the same territory and
competing with each other industrially
and socially.
Whites will not mix with Japanese
or Hindoos. That, aside from all the
ory, is definite fact which can not
be changed. We must, therefore, take
1t into account. It does not mean that
one race is superior or inferior to the
other. 1t means, simply, that the races
are different from each other
The anti-Japanese outbreak in Van
couver, a city belonging to a power
which is the ally and closest friend of
Japan, demonstrates that the feeling
against the Japanese is not affected
by boundary lines or nationality, but
originates in racial and Industrial con-
ditions. The peaceful influx of ASH
atics is an invasion which must be
repelled just as if they came with war
ships and armies.