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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-10

OLD GROW. TAYLOR, ANDERSON,
WILDWOOD, GORDON RYE, QUICKEN
HEIMER, AND MANY OTHERS AT JAR
Wis.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-10

Tk coS Livsr on Bmulsiss "Psr RsssIIsnes1
win give them what theJ need
That transparent b,de skin. or the
yellowish,s dirty pallor, so often seem
are very dangerous signs.
Blood Is Life
Make it with Ozomulsion, the only
vitalized emulsion of pure Cod Liver
Oil, with Glycerine, Guaiaeol and the
Hypophosphites Of Lime and Soda.
Begin today. Get il at the drug
stores.
There ar, two sizss-soE, and 1905. Beetles;
the Formula Il printed In languages on each,
oZoMuLsloN LABORATORIES
bAs Pearl Street. New York.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-10

BOTTLED IN BOND WHISKY. JAR
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-10

BIJDwEIsER BOTTLED BEER rs
SERVED ONLY AT FIRsT-CLAss BARS
AND CAFES.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-10

OLD FASHIONED NEW ENGLAND
RUM AND OTHER OLD LIQUORS AT
JARVIS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-10

A HOT WHISKY TODDY" WILL.
MAIN
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-10
PALE PEOPLE

Whose tissues are pining for the
strengthening and building comfort OF
rich, thick blood. should bear in mind
that '7"t
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-10
ATTEND swAINE 8 MAUER's % PEI

CENT DISCOUNT SALE. EVERY DAY
THIS WEEK, JAN. a TO JAN. r. on.
DON'T MISS THIS SALE. 1T MEANS
DOLLARS TO you. $50 AND SSS B'wAY.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-01-10

Five transfers, total. 1881
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-07-31

Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and
son Arthur and Miss Arlyn Eilart of
Chicago eft Friday for Lake Regonsa,
Wisconsin after few days visit at the
home of Mrs Sarah Norgaard.
Ed Helgeson came over from Ma
son City last week on a visit to re-
latives and friends. Eds right arm
is now useless, owing to the accident
that happened to him there some time
ago, his arm getting caught in belt.
Mr.. Helgeson looks prosperous, and is
now engaged in the painting business
again, and doing we'll
Frank Muller, of Muller Bros.
jewelers., went to Chicago today, to
purchase more new fixtures for their
jewelry store, and also big line Of
the latest things in jewelry, etc. The
Muller Bros. have worked up nice
business since opening up in the Uiti-
zens Bank block, and are constantly
adding to their already nice stock.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-07-31

Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. O'Brien were
over from Waukon Monday. on a
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Mitchell, of
Oresco, were guests at the Geo. High
house home Sunday.
Remember, we have no high cut
goods in this sale, they are all Ok
fords. Bromley & Go.
Frank Coughlin, of Minneapolis,
arrived in DEBORAH Monday, on visit
to his many friends here.
Miss Inez Holmes, of Des Moines,
was the guest of her cousin, Mrs. @.
f. Mckinney, last week.
Atty. E. r. Acres was transacting
legal business in Fillmore county,
MINI. a few days last week.
Mrs. S. H. Bowman, of Maquo-
keta, arrived Friday on visit to her
daughter, Mrs. 9. L. Goldin
Atty. H. F. Barthell returned
Saturday from business and pleasure
trip to Ann Harbor and Detroit,
Mich
Mrs. Julius Olson, of Madison,
Wis, and Miss Sarah Larson, of Chi
cago, are here on visit 10 relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Paine and
daughter Miss Stella returned Friday
fom their tip to Lake Minnetonka at
Minneapolis.
Sam Heller of Chicago, who had
been guest at the Ben Bear home for
the past week, returned to Chicago,
Monday night.
Maurice Marcus, who had been
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Ed. Bear,
for week past, returned home to
Chicago, Sunday.
Clement Bertossa came down from
Minneapolis, Saturday, and will
spend few days here visiting with
his parents and friends.
We have good run of sizes in
mems patent colt and gun metal Ok
fords, former prices S. so and 81; they
all go at one price, S2.7 70. Bromley &
Co.
DIR. Chas. F. Isaacs, of Chicago,
was DEBORAH visitor Sunday. Mr..
Isaacs is a native of Cresco, but has
been praoticing medicine in Chicago
for several years. and is enjoying a
lucrative practice there.
w E. Teskey of Granada, MINI.
came in on Friday, on his return from
Canada, where he has been visiting
his aged father, who is quite i'll. Mr..
Teskey was the guest of relatives
while in DEBORAH. He left for home
Monday morning.
Oliver Olson, of Los Angeles, Cal.
has been shaking hands with DEBORAH
friends the last few days. 1t has been
a good many years since Mr.. Olson
has been in DEBORAH, and the progress
and improvements the town has made
surprised him greatly.
Mrs. ID. ID. Dayton, of Los
Angeles, CAL, visited at cara Day
tons and Atty. Boice's last week.
From here she went to visit Atty.
Kaye's and Miss Lundgren at Calmar,
J. @. Webster's family at Cresco, also
numerous friends at Lime Springs.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-07-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Putnam went
to Oneida, Saturday, on a visit.
Harry Strong, of Minneapolis. has
been a DEBORAH visitor for several
days.
Charley Hanson, wife and daugh-
ter, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Hislop.
MIR. and Mrs. H. D.. Paine and
daughter departed Saturday on their
Eastern trip.
Rev. N. Arveson and family, of
st. Olaf are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Atkinson.
j. Carver Strong arrived Sunday
from Chicago, and joined his wife
here in visit at the Beard home.
Mrs. Foote and children arrived
Monday from North Dakota, on a visit
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. His
lop.
H. A. Warner returned Wednes-
day from Northern Wisconsin, where
he has been enjoying few days trout
fishing.
-Messrs. F. w. Boyd, Will and
Pat Roma, and c. G. Freeberg are
at Mason City, attending the races
this week.
Walter Bucknell went to Baraboo,
Wis, Monday, where he will take a
position with the Northwestern as
brakeman.
Prof. Rogue, John O'Neil, and
Richard Rhoeberg returned Saturday
from their trip to the Saskatchewan
Canada country.
The members Of the Norske Sell
skab and their families enjoyed big
picnic on the Tom Hegg place, above
the Twin Bridges. yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Schamel are
enjoying a visit from the former S
sister, Mrs. Chas. WEIGH and her
daughter, from Mt. Carroll, III.
Mrs. J. W. Daubney and daugh-
ter, departed Saturday for their new
home at Centralia. Wash, after a
visit of several weeks with DEBORAH
and Hesper relatives and friends.
Miss Amy Erwin returned to her
home at Montrose, S. D., Monday,
after visit with DEBORAH relatives.
She was accompanied home by Mrs.
Frank Morrison, who will enjoy a
visit there.
Mail Carrier E. Gillett now rides
a new motor bicycle, Merkle, made
by the Merkle Mfg. Co., of Mil
waukee. In his many trips to his
home on the West side, it will prove
very desirable machine for him.
Our 9TH annual summer clearance
sale commences Thursday. Aug. LIST.
All of our broken lines of Oxfords
must be closed out at once, and we
have cut the prices so low that they
will move fast. Come early and get
first choice. Bromley & Go.
Justice r. F. Gibson departed
Monday evening for Bedford. Pa, his
birthplace. 1t has been fifty years
since Mr.. Gibson has seen his boy
hood home, and we predict it will be
the most enjoyable trip of his life.
We wish him safe journey.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-07-31
F. N. May went to Chicago, Fri

Fl. N. May went to Chicago, Fri
day, on business.
Supper will be served at the Unity
church Thursday evening.
Miss Ora Putnam is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Grace Shaler. at Clinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Gregg, of St.
Paul. are guests at the A. Bradish
home.
Mrs. Ole Vineyard went to Eliva.
Wis, yesterday, on a visit to her
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. McAndrews
were visiting friends at Calmar yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sayre re-
turned Monday night from their
Eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin, of Canton,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. E.
Mckinney, Sunday.
e. J. Curtin and Henry Davidson
returned Monday from their western
trip, and report most enjoyable
time.
All of our ST.. 10 and SO canvas
Oxfords in white, tan, grey, and
brown, go at 81. %, less than cost
Bromley & Go.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. f. Colville and
daughter of st. Paul, arrived Satur-
day. on visit to Mrs. Colville s
father, Editor A. K. Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. G.. Doudo, de.
parted today for Cedar Rapids after
weeks visit with her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Walker.
"A party of 80 young ladies en-
joyed basket picnic last Saturday
afternoon in the E. P. Johnson grove,
which proved to be very enjoyable
affair.
Mrs. l. N. Holmes and childen
who have been visiting relatives here
for some time, departed yesterday for
ST. Paul, where they will join Mr..
Holmes.
-Messrs. G. J. Weiser and Ben
Bear departed last Friday for the
Northwest. At Fargo they were
joined by E. J. Weiser and then they
went on up into Canada, going from
there to the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lane arrived
from Barry, ILL.,, last week on visit
TO Mrs. Lanes parents, NJ and Mrs.
Elias Reed. After short visit here
they will go on to Ogden, Utah, where
they intend to make their future home.
Mrs. f. W. Daubney was hostess
at two big parties given by her at her
pleasant home last Wednesday and
Thursday evenings Five Handred
was played, and dainty refreshments
served. They proved two most enjoy
able affairs.
Last Friday two young ladies of
our acquaintance were holding con-
verstion over the telephone, the SUBJ
ject under consideration being a pic
mic to which they had been invited for
that afternoon. Suddenly one of them
inquired of the other what she was
going to wear; "Oh, nothing was
the reply but a shirt-waist. We
didn't stay to hear any more.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-07-31
BULLETIN OF COMING EVENTS.

Button "Old Settlers Meeting,
Aug. 22nd.
Sept. l0-l3-Winnesheik County Fair.
Sept. 23-District court, Judge Hob
son.
Nov. district court, Judge Fell
lows.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25
POdr5z ma g6rze lOdowej

l. VNA1 ~ AAN oOAAO
z Londynu donosza, re niedawno
zaw1na} do portu Scalioway, ma
wvspach Szetlandzkich, norweski
parowiec ,,Konigsberg", ma kt6re~
&c pok}adzie znajdowali sic rozbit~
kowie z norweskiego statku rybac-
kiego Prince Olaf. Kapitan te:
goz statku, nazwiskiem Gopi, opo-
wiada1 straszne przygody za}ogi W
oko1icach lodowych, gdzie ich STA
tex uleg} rozbiciu. Za}oga sk}ada}a
sic z dziesieciu ludzi opr6cz kapi~
tana, gdy d. ego kwietnia opuszcza-
Ii brzegi Norwegii. Skoro zaczeli
sic zblizaG do okolicy lodowej, ma
wiedzl}a ich n1epogoda, burza. Lod
wydawaf sig ME do przebycia, "
kohcu iednak dotarli do jakiej6
szczeliny, W kt6rej k4ebi}o sig
mn6stwo fox. Wpedzill je g}ebiej
" szczeline i p}yneli "a niemi, W
nadziei z%nalezienia "a lodowcaml
otwartej, spokojnei, woody. Skoro
jednak okret znalazf sic W ~szczeli@
ME, miedzy dwiema olbrzymiemi
g6rami lodowemi, pocze]y sic tt
lg6ry ku najwiekszemu ~przerazeniu
Smia}ych zeglarzy zblizat ku sobie:
nagle us}yszcli pod soba straszny
trzask tomot. Cory, szersze pod
woda, niz ma zewn2trz strzaska}y
~zmiazdzY}y sp6d okretu, kt6regc
g6rna czesc osiad}a skutkiem tego
ma z}aozonYm lodzie. ..'~
Wszyscy zeglarze znajdowali sig
W chwili %katastrofy ma pokfadzie
i wprawdzie choc mic sig ME sta}o,
p'o}ozenie ich by}o prawdsiwie gro
zne, gdyz kazdej chwili zachodzi}a
Ottawa, by CORY lodowe albo sic
jeszcze bardziej ME zblizy}y i "
I wych poteznyyceh useiskach n;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25
a k zycie taxa smierc.

w Karsinie ma Kaszubach pad}
.ofiara w6dki rybak J6zef Lica.
OVERWHELMINGLY zaniesiono do do
MI i pos}ano pc ks1edza: KS. pro-
boszcz ME mogqc go k%ompletnie
zaopatrzec, kaza4 pc siebie ~jeszcze
raz przys4a6, skoroty przytonnosc
odzyska}. TAX sig tez sta{o ma
drug1 dzien O godzinle 6. Skoro
ks. proboszcz odjecha} straci}
przytomnosG i pc obiedzie o godz.
3 umar}~ Pogrzeb zam6wiono u ks.
proboszcza. A kiedy wyrazono
prosbe, czyby ma ogrodzie oberzy~
sly Damiana Knittera, kt6rego
ogr6d ma cmentarz przeznaczony
jest, ME m6g} bye pochowanym,
ks. proboszcz okwiadczy1, re got6w
to uczyniG, skoro dostan2 ma to
zezwolenic cd ks. biskupa / cd
policyi. Policya zezwoli}a, ks. BIZ
skup odtelcgrafowa}, re maja sig
zg4osic do ksiedza proboszcza, po>
niewaz mu rzecz nieznana. KS.
proboszcz ME m6g{ ma pogrzeb
przystaG, DO ogr6d ~jeszcze ME o
sta1 przew1aszczony ma koscielna
korporacya, ME jest tel poswie~
cony. Go vice zrobili? Pochowali
saml bez ksiedza; trupa poswiecif
podobno nocny str6z, a cia}o VISTA
will do kaplicy, stamtad zabrali
choragwie i wynic6li cia}o ma o"
gr6d. Taxa to smiert odpowiedr'
MIA tez pochowa. Oh lie, lie, pc"
dobno W tym %pogrzebie by}o DUO
uczestnik6w. A czy sic tez mad
tenn zastanowili, re bez pozwolenla
! ksiedza proboszcza wstawili cla4c
do kaplicy, bez jego pozwole.ia
zabrano z kaplicy choragwie. ka~
plica nalezy do zarzadu k%osclelne'
90 we Wiclu, g}ow2 zarzadu jes
ks. proboszcz, wtargneli vice be;
pozwolenia do cudzej w4asnosci
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25
CIEKAWE RZECZY
Napad i ~uprowadzenie
lOkOmOtyWy.

w Zagnasku, ma STACEY kolej
nadwislanskiej, dokonali rabusie
smia}ego i niezwyk}ego napadu.
Rozblli oni ma dworcu k%olejowym
t~elegrafczne i telefoniczne aparaty,
przerwali dzwonki alarmuj2ce z
kasy zabrawszy doch6d dzienny W
sumie 7 T.. 26 k, uciekli. Napast-
nicy, uciekajac, w%skoczyli ma paro-
w6z pociagu towarowego mr.. 42s
zmusiwszy si}a obu maszynist6w
tego pociagu do prowadzenia mas
szyny, odjechali W kierunku Kielc.
Napastnik6w by1o oko}o Is; byli
to m1odzi ludzie W miekkicl kaEe-
luszach. Dc budynku kolejowego
wblegll niespodzianie z rewolwe~
rami W rekach, nakazuj2c urzednl~
kom m~1lczenie. Klucze cd kasY
kazali wydac pod grozb2 smierci
zawiadowcy Kamilskiemu. Kie.'
lecki gcnera1~gubcrnator woj jenny
pc otrzymaniu wiadomo5ci o napa~
die ma STACEY Zagnansk, zorga~
nizowa} po6cig konny "a napastni"
kami. Napastnicy, przeiechawszy
Gala s'}a parry stacye Tumlin, "a
trzymali parow6z "a t2 stacy2 i
zeskoczyvszy, ukryli sig W okolicz-
nych lasach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25
Olbrzymie b~ankruCtWO.

Bank Roeslera W Anklamie ma
Pomorzu, zazywajacy cd I. 1869
jak najlepszej opinii, ogfosif nsgle
bankructwo. W}ascicicl umar}
pred + tygodniami; kraza pog}oski
re pope}nif samob6jstwo. Pasywa
obliczono ma million marek; akty-
WOW ME ma prawje wcale. Tysi2ce
rodzin stracifo swoje drobne o.
szczednosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25

Mage ich ME zdusiiy, albo sig ME
rozsune4y, a onl powpadaliby
w6wczas do woody. Przeto " maj.
wiekszem pofpleohu napelnili dw1ie
}odzie zapssami zywnosoi, weglami,
woda ftp. Gdy ma sz'c,zescie nieco.
sic r~ozsune1y pozostawi}y miedzy
SODA waski pas woody, w6wczzaas
zeglarze spu6cili szybko }odzie i
najspieszniej wyp}yneli z obrebu
niebezpiecznych g6r. Poniewaz ]e-
dnak by1o niemozliwem " ma}ych
cz6lnach zeglowac dalexo pc otwar1
TEN morzu, przeto postanowili wy
ladowa6 ma jakas gore lodu, Ply
naca W strefe cieplejszych stref, co
tel uskutecznili. Wyciagneli obie
}odzie ma wierzch i urzadzili sobie
pod niemi legowiska. Powietrze
by}o wciaz bardzo mrozne, knieg
pada} nieustannie. TAX zeglowall
ma tym n%aturalnym okrecie lodo~
wynn przez kilka dni nocy wsr6d
dotkliwego mrozu, al spotkal'
statek, z kt6rego sp~ostrzezono roz-
bitk6w i uratowane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25

pad. Otoczywszy plebanie prze1
okno strzellli do proboszcza k}ae
DAG go trupem ma miejscu, kula
bowiem przeszed}szy przez rame
okna, trafl1a W samo SERGE. Pc
wyrwaniu nastepnie okna weszli
do pokoju, Overwhelmingly
sfuzbe, kazali wskaza6 sobie, gdzie
ksiadz ma pieniadze. Gospodyni
zapewnia}a, re ksiadz opr6cz kill
kudziesieciu rubll ma biezace wy
zadnych pieniedzy W domu
ME trzyma}. Rozb6jnicy ME do
wierzajqc, zrobili rewizye szaf,
a zabrawszy wszystko to,
60 mia}o ~wieksz2 wartosc, nieza~
trzymywani przez nikogo, bez sla~
du znikli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25
Wp1yW dymu z tyt0n1u,

ma zarodki chor6b. Liczne rozpra-
wy uczonych badaczy g}osi4y o
szkodliwosci tytoniu ma ustr6j we"
wnetrznY u czfowieka. DR.. Arnold
W pismle francuskiem ,,Lancet",
pc wielu dokonanych pr6bach do
nosi, re dym cygar, cygaret pod
pewnym wzgledem dzla}a take
zab6jczo ma bakterye wywo}uj ace
~jatrzenle i rope. Stowem dr.. Al"
mold dochodzi do tego wyniku, re
dym tytoniowy, }aczacy sig po=
wietrzem przez wdychanie W pew
nej czesci niszczy zakazki choro'
bliwe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25
Straszne niesZCzesC1e
pOdczas ZabaWy.

Towarzystwo Characterization ro-'
botnik6w we W}oc{awku urzadzifo
swoj4 latowa zabawe ma sasiedniej
keple zarzyczewskiej. Wracajqcym
ma parowcu uezestnikom towarzy~
szy}a m}odsiez ma 1odziach. Prey
obecnym wysokim stanie woody i
wartkim pradzie Wis}y przewrdci}a
sic jedna z }6dek. Siedzacy W niej
3 mlodzi ludzie, mimo natychmia"
stowej pomocy, poszli ma dino. Do
dis ME udafo sic cia1 ich odszukac.
Wypadek powYzszy tenn smutnieio
SEE wywar} tn w~razehie, re pred
rokiem PREY trainingu wioslarskim
utoneto 5 m}odych ludzi, z kt6-
rych 2 do dis spoczywa j~eszcze "
zimnym grobie Wisfy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25
JEDYNY WARUNEK,

Hobson, k'edy wybiera4 sig ma
ekspedycye do 1ndyi, powiedzial:
"Ja wierze, re jezeli wszystko poi
dziemi dobrze " Indyi, bede to a
wdziecza1 dobremu trawiemiu To
ma wielkie znaozenie., On dobrze
wiedzia}, re zdolnosG do ni%eustaia-
cej piracy PREY jakiemkolwiek po-
wo}anlu zalezy ma TEN i ME molina
pod:at zadnej wielkiej pracy, ME
majac dobrego trawlenia Jezsli be-
dzlesz utrzymywa} trawienie W ia
kich warunkach, bedziesz SIG cie-
szy} zdrowiem dlstego niepozwalaj
abys utacie apetyt. Uzywaj Trine~
"a Amerykahski EliKsir Gorzkiego
Wilma PREY pierwszych oznakach
niepokoju, podraznienia, lub ME,
dyspozyvyi, a szybko ~odzyskasz
zdrowie i SHY. To naturalne wiao
i ziofowe lekarstwo dzla4a nadzwy-
czajnie dobrze ma kaz1y zo}adek,
sprowadza dobry apetyt wzma-
cniajacy sen, przygotowujec kaz-
diego do jedzenia i do piracy. Ono
wytwarza nova czysta krew, utrzy~
mule czysta cere, ono da ci si}e i
energie. Wszystkie apteki. Jos.
Triner, 199 So. Ashland ave Chi
cago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25

zabrali obca wfasno6c? Podobno
ks. proboszcz te rzecz chce proku~:
ratorowi odda6, to by by}o mai
smutniejsze zakohczenie tego smu-
tnego pogrzebu. Juz to dobrzy
katolicy takich pogrzeb6w chyba:
ME odprawia]a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25
DrOga WyCieCZka.

W4a6ciciel m&yna Wiesenhueller
z Groossbrambach, W Turyngii,
wybra} sic ma wycieczke kofem. W
drodze zgubi4 pugilares, zawiera.
jacy $50 tvs. mr.. W papierach war;
tosciowych. Dotychczas poszuki':
wanna "a zguba ME odniosfy zale
nego skutku.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-21
= Ole p
Duties of Life.
BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
From the Presidents Latest Book. "a Square Deal"

@ACH of u.s. unless he contented be cumberer of the
~ earh surface strive to do his life work with his
~ whole heart Each remember that while he will be
noxious unless he first do his duty by himself
he must also strive to do his duty by his fellow.
MAN TO BE GOOD CITIZEN MUST FIRST BE A GOOD
5REApWNNER A GOOD HUSBAND, A FATHER- HOPE THE
FATHER OF MANY cHILDREN-JusT WoMANs FIRST DUTY
IS TO BE GOOD HOUSEWIFE AND MOTHER
The business duties the home duties the duties ones family
first The couple who bring plenty of healthy children who
leave behind them many and daughters fitted in their to be
good citizens, emphatcaly deserve well of the
But duty oneself and ones family does exclude duty to
ones negbor Each of rich help his nehbor at
times and do this he must be brought up touch with him. into
sympathy with him Probably the good done almost equally great
both Sides matter which may be helping the other
any phanthropc charitable unless done along
tain definite lines In the first place. the work done in spirit
of condension would be better attempt it. IT is All
MOST AS IRRITATING TO BE PATRONIZED AS TO BE
WRONGED The only safe way of working to find out
scheme by which is possible make effort for the
good Each of needs times have helping hand
stretched him her Every of slips OCCASION
shame his fellow who then refuses stretch the hand that
should always be ready help the who smbs duty
to lift him but it is also duty remember that there
earthly use in trying to carry him.
IF A MAN WILL SUBMIT CARRIED
FIcIENT TO SHOW THAT He IS NOT WORTH CARRYING.
In the long the only kind of help really avas the
help which teaches help himself Such help every who
has been blessed life should give those who less fortu
and such help be accepted with entire self respect
To give such aid not only the right kind
heart but also the right kind of head HARDNESS OF HEART
is DREADFUL QUALITY, BUT 1T rs DOUBTFUL
WHETHER, IN THE LONG RUN 1T WORKS MORE DAM
sab The prerequisite doing good work the field of phan
tbropy the field of social effort undertaken with fellows
for the goods that it shall be undertaken in spirit of
broad sanity no less than Of broad and loving charity
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-21
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; THIS Is MY 46TH BIRTHDAY. :
, Albert ChavaIier a

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Albert Chevalier, the popular Eng
fish player who. toured America last
season, was born in London March 81,
1851. His first public appearance as an
entertainer was in 1869 at the age of
s, at Cornwall hall, Noting Hill, Lon
don. In black knickerbockers and
white stockings he delivered Marc
Antony's Grafton over the body of JUL
ius Caesar. At the age of IA he join
ed an amateur theatrical club, and he
appeared in most of the plays then
popular on the English stage. After a
number of years in the dramatic field
he became acquainted with Willie
Edouin and 1t was with him that he
nrst appeared IL SrT7::sss,c.-- playing
Abanazar in Aladdin" It was while
performing in this piece that Cheva-
lier wrote and sung his first coster
song. The song struck the popular
fancy and other managers noting its
novelty arranged for coster songs to
written by him for numerous farces
and comedies, The music hall man
ayers also appeared on the scene and
deluged him with offers. His initial
appearance on the music hall stage
was at the London Pavilion in 1884.
This was the beginning of his popu-
larity. A year or so later he made his
first appearance in New York under
the direction of Roster & Bial Since
then he has made several tours of
America.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-21
THIS DATE IN HISTORY
March Fl.

16S5-Johann Sebastin Bach, compos-
er, born. Died July IS, 1850.
1791-British under CORVALLIS took
Bangalore. India, by storm.
1801-Sir Ralph Abrecomby mortally
wounded at battle of Alexandria.
1S43-Robert Southey, English poet
laureate, died. Born 1774.
1864~-Battle of Henderson.
1s92-Standard Oil trust dissolved.
1S93-Mayor of Moscow assassinated
1S97-Fleets of the Powers began the
blockade of Crete.
1S9s-Ten lives lost in hotel fire al
Butte, Montana.
1899-France and England signed the
agreement on Nile boundary ques-
ton.