davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-14

CARS, Aiexant,eq County. ''fsN..a
Population ts fSy

CARS, AIexandeF County. i'fIN,-a
Population t6 fST
esayor, GEORGE PARSONS
Clerk, r. A. HATCHER
Treasurer, JAMES QUINN
Comptroller, ERNEST NORDMA'
Police Magistrate, A J. ROSY
Chief Of Police, NJ s EAgAN
Alexander County, Population fs~ss
County Clerk, JESSE u MIlIe*T
Circuit clerk LEE II DAVIS
Sheriff FRANK r. DAVIS
STATES ATTORNEY AieS ~
Wilson
Coroner Or JAMES HrMIM
County surerntenaset ae'ta@
PROF rnHN SNYnrr
Assessor and Treaarre, y8r
NELI.IS
Board os County Commissioners
J. J. JFNNELLE Chsirruss
GEORGE PARSONS
mn. EDWIN J GATTFS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12

&onn BON Slid ipreben.
Ter ELECTROMAGNETIC gouin 6.
Burns bon 3omion, 9altimore.Go.,
itiirate 2ienItag bon einem 16 SUB
boben gaugeriiit am Sauie oes Srn.
Sitlius Nltbiger in Soipion berab,
fam gum Slid nbcr nit Sleiib,pun.
oen oapon. Die ~alleroings red)t
idmer5bofte maren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12

Cine done MiiiionGrin.
= Hebecca Sones, olld) inter Dem
Hamen &ebeceo Srmpbreps befamlt,
sic iih ais cine Miiliondrin altsgiebt,
bate lid geitern Dor Holi5eiribter
2ooen in Der iueitlihen Holi3eiitation
inter Der 9eihuloigung, peridiebene
&leiounesitiide bon Ser Negerin
Warp Garter g~eitoblcn ST baben, 5t
perantmorten. Sic muroe Dem l@ez
rihtsperfabren iiberiuieien.
@irft ibre &Ieioer uno
@0beI sum j en- ter binaus.
= 6rau Sulia Saggner, cine &C
Sabre alte Jrall, neld)e an Der Sin.
Nrlington-Apenue mobnt, ipuroe &C.
tern nod Der iiibweitliden HoIi5ei-
itation gebraft, I'M alli ibrcn Settles.
5uItanb bin u%nteriud)t SIT meroen.
Tieielbe lenfte Die Mnfmcrfiamfeit
oQer Nad)baren ouf iid,. inoern lie
ibre &leiber mo Mobelltiide nnter
gbiingen religioier 2ieoer altm Sew.
iter bindiistluarf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12

6rcoerid; Sobn y. Sbounon, 6rpit-
burg; Sobn a Sbon, iltu., @a!ti-
more; Z. &erbcrt Sbriuer, Union
MiQs; GaImer 5ennnnt, Sagerss
topn; Goualas $. Sbomas, SaItl
more; George W. IDomaS, Salti'
more; George M. Gbomas, Charlotte
Sail; Sobn @ariieIo, Baltimore; 5.
@iaiam 9augbmon 6reoerif.
Die 9eamten ocrielben iino Die
Serren 8reoerif NJ. Goliton BON Bal.
%tintorc, 8orliber; Garter Gee Bonnie
Don Baltimore, Yice.Goriiber; 3ou.
glos $. SbomaS BON Baltimore,
Sdabmeiiter; 2pnn u. Mectins pom
Baltimore, Sefretdr.
9aS grefutin . Gomite beitebt aus
sen 9camten ulto Den SO. Gelibet
Softer Don Baltimore uito GaOi0 O..
WtcSntoib uon Somion.
Io0 8ebGuoc Itebt inter ser Ser
maltllng oeS Gonmiilar8 @illiam
9augbrnall.
CAS- Gamer E 9iilis : Gpmite Ser
Morplono E Gonmiiiion icbt iid) aus
Ocn iolgcnocn Gnmen 5uiammen:
Srolt Sobn Hibgclp pom vSampton"
5omion Goriibcrin; 6rau Senrp @.
&ogers bon 9tr, tl16, Earfe-2(pente,
Baltimore, SefretGrin; Srau Seize
9pion Don Baltimore, ShabmeiIte-
rin; Srou 2lopo 2omloes ln0 6ral
6. &. Sodion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12
@crtbeibiser Sas.


giele SeierIidfeiten in Baltimore
uno llmgegenb. - 8robes Sours
nier bei'm Goniooerirten E Seim
5l Yifespiae. Ntbletiide
Spiele i'm 9atterion.Earf. -
Yicnic ser ct. SofobitS.Gittcr
2ll,Bcr Ser Geutideu 5ugieier i'm
Hiper-Giem.Barf iin6en beute om
SertbeioigcrsSag, Der gum 4noenfen
al Sen am 12. September 1914 bel
Nortb-Eoint fiber oie gngldnoer er.
rlingencn Sieg uno Die 8ebrrt oeS
.2iebeS pom Sternenbanner" gum
StaotS- llnb muni5ipalen 5eiertag er.
boben moroen lit, neri6iebene SeItlid)s
feiten IN llno bel Baltimore Itatt.
gei'm Gonfooerirten . Seim ST.
Gifcspine meroen sic iiblid)en Sour.
Mere gebalten, nobel Breiie BON $50,
500, $40 uno So pertbeilt meroen.
Sm 8ppnn Saf Burf iiibrt Ser
Sitnior : Sroen ser Ser. 9lmerifoni'
id)cn Snnbmerfer mieoer ben anmpf
Slpiifen Sen beiocu eriten Shlodt-
idificn nMonitor" uto oMcrrimac"
nuf. ''"
Sm Gottcrfon.4Snnf iinben bic NH.
ni5ipolen SpieIc inter Sen 4itipi5ien
Ser rMuni5ipdI Ntblctit @dmes siio.
ciation" itatt, apobti Ereiie CUR Ser
tbeilung %fohtntqu.l .'.>
y Gie ct. Sofobus Sitter 6alten i'm
Gnrlcp-Edrf ibr Ereiserer5ieren, nit
Dem notiirIih Elm Yicnic uerbun.
Den lit.
Der @orooIt Baltimore @e.
i61ftslcllte : Gerein peronitaltet cine
patriotiife Undertaking. iiir bic Sin.
Der ser slrmen icnes StaottbeilS.
Ger bertid 8 amerifaniife oemo'
fratiide 9ll,b Der 6. Woro feiert oeE
Gag orrd sic Siiiung elmer nellcn
Slagge alli Dem Glltbbauic berlelben
an Der Observation-Disclosures, nobel Der
Heoe Sttom ilieBen mirb.
NQe StaatS, uno muni3ipolen 9ii.
reour iperoen geihloiien iein, uuf Die
9nnfen, unO Eoitiabcn meroen MIR
lis Wittag allSaetrogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12
2ofaIbcridtc ans Naibingtom.
3mei SnoucIte


6ungirenoer Coroner @la5ebroof
belt eeitern 5ipei Snqlieite in Der
Worgue, uno 5lpor iiber Die 2eiten
bon Mrtblir 8inter bon Rr. 234, /.
Strobe, uno Jris Sbmibt BON Nr.
$50, Eenniplpania-Ipenu Noropeit
Sn Shmiot's 5aa entihieoen sic SO.
roners.G eldmorenen, Dob Der Dam
in 6olge zines 9~lutiturscs geitorben
iei, Der onrd cincn 6auitidIag perilr.
Iadt muroe, ocn Der Heger @iqiam
@alfcr ibnl alf Sen Minio bcrictte
nnb i'm Sale @intcr's entidicben iic.
oaB iein 600 ourh cine Stidppumoc
perilriadt lporSen lei, oie Sanialonu
@iopanni Billie, alias Sobn Sania.
lone, linn beigcbradt bdaite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12
9lns Der gtrbciteriuelt.

Ionfes6eidliiiie Der Baltimore 81
ocrution Of 2abor" fir Die poli5ei-
liden Nnoronlngcn bel Der slr-
bciter.EoroOc Sibuig Der
,StootS. federation oi 2obor" III
Cumberland.
Die ySSeoerotion Of 2obor" nobnl
in ibrer geltern NbCtlO ab1eboItcicrt
Siblug, in ,ueld)cr Sr. W'af @cr5oJ
ocn Goriib fiibrte, GontcSbcidliiiic
iitr Waridau 6ornan iiir Die p%olijet-
Iidcn NnorOnuilgcn pGbrcnO Der 20
raoc ant slrbcitcrtogc uno iilr Dell
Erdiiocnten Der y0cr. Strabcnbobll.
8eieaid)aft," Srn. @ln. q. Souic, al.
Der SefcbI gegeben Bate, ocn Strn.
beltbabnncrfebr in Den bon Scr 30
rn0e beriibrten SiroBen ein5uitellen
9ud) lurlroe ein 9eiIeioSbcihlllB iii
oen eritcn GicezYrGiiceutcn Srn. glpe
GORDON gefaBt, Der ieinc Mllttcr
oltrd) Den 500 perloren bat.
Gin Gelcgot Der nSelc9ropbiiter
Union" bcrihtcte, ooB bic Strifcr
nitnnebr flint @od)cn ant gllSitono
limo unO ouf ibren Sorberungell be,
barren werocn. Gr banftc Der .SSt-
ocrotion," IoIpie Den cin5elnen LIMO
nell, meldc Ole Strifcr nit @elbbcl-
trdgen unterItiibten, fir bic llute;-
ltlltung, erllld)te a6cr nm wciterc
@eitrd0e, "a Die Rationale @~cloiier,
ltoTt finun5icq llid)t piel tblli, fam.
bo bon ibren 10000 Mitglieocrn nl,t
1000 9eihGitigung bobet. ,2occf
Nr. 1893" Der n3inmicrlcutc.llnion"
beuiuigte $40 fir Die Strifcr.
Sttung Scr StoatS.Seoc.
ration.
Die uMorplGnoer StootS. 6coera.
ton OF Sabor" belt geitern uno Glen.
Itag lire Sabrcsperiammlung in
Cumberland. SIS muroe Elm 9eidlltB
ongenommen, Oie nG6ite Stoois.9s.
glslatur 81 erildcn, Elm anti-, Sniunt,
tlonz@eleb 81 erlaiierl. 5erner ipraA
Die Seriammlun9 ii6 81 @unIten
Der Nominirung bon G%anoiooten fir
Stoots-, County, mo itGotiife acm-
- - L
ter onrd) oas oirefte Gotum Der Yor.
telongeborigen aus, un0 Elm @eieb
ipuroe bcfiirportet, baS bie geih1fti-
gilng bon ainocrn BON unlter 10 Ssob-
rem in Sabrifcn uno bon anobcn
bon lrnter is Sabren in &oblcnarll.
ben perbieiet. Sic 9aItimorer Gcle.
eaten moren Ole SO. Golporo Sirldl
Sobn &. @olih 8llitop Mcdou, slbe
@oroon. W. 5. Some ilno s. z.
Gidelbcrger.
@ieeer bei'm Stu0ium.
9flt elmer St)iiler5obl Dol, 100 mllr.
DC am Gicnitag Der llnterridt int
2opola.G oleg mieoer begonncn. Die
3abl Der StuOenten miro oller @obr.
id)einlidfeit nod 200 errcidcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12

Sobere @ofier ltencr I'M
HoIanb Eurf. Gie 9eiuol)s
ner bes Holano r Yarf ii1o cutriiitct
bob sic &olano = Eurf @oiiers@e-
leIlid)oft lire @oiierrente I'M 100
Ero5ent erbobt bat. lteber Die 81 CT.
g%reifenocu Sdritte miro bel DER
nGd,lten Situna beS @iirger . Ser.
Gins Der Nrtihoft entibieben lper.
oen. Sn einenl BON Der @eieuifnft
an lire allnoen abeeiGidten Cir
fulor erfl1rt bieielbe, DOB Der Ereis
fir @olier erbobt meroen miiBtc,
nadoem Die porber bon Der @eieIl.
ld)oft betriebene 2ihtanlage perfallft
mar nno ooB Der Serlnit, oils Den
9unben @oiier uflb 2ift geliefert
muroen, nid)t 10 bennerfbar mar, oils
wie bieies iest Der Sail iei. 0esWei-
teren erflGrt Die 8eieuidaft, ooB Die
Ereiie fir Bacterial eeltie9en ieien
lno eile groBere Nnaabl bon Irbel-
tern angeiteut iueroen mltBte. So
meit betrie Der Yreis 20 Gents nno
lit oerielbe iest 40 Gents. Die neile
EreisifoIa trot AM /. September in
4roft.
Sener paniihe 9 hwin :
sell, - Ger iponiihe WiGion1r, Der
I'M &eide Der Gons i'm @efangnib
iiet, laBt mieoer BON iid) boren. lie
&S. Sobn Sod BON Nr. S4111a, @eit'
&ombaro.S trabc. Mar 0offner bon
gr. 1101, Hace-S traBe, Ileranoer
Sotb BON 9tr. 633. Sanoper-S traBe,
unO 2ouis Soeu BON Nr. 2161, Gal'
perton.&ooo, baben Die befannten
perlodenoen Gpiltel erbalten, III ipcl'
den Ser Yeingeferferte Miaionar"
I'M Siilie criltd)t, elm 8erm0gcn Don
$4,000 lpieoer5uerlangen, oaS i'll
irgeno ciner engIiiden 9abnltation
in ieinem BORT snriidgebaltenem Sol
fer liegc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12
Sebbcl,s etnstacs YteIter.

@ir babcn MIR Elm gteIicr in gaIti.
more, nnb Sas bcfinoet iid in Der
Stage 5n e6enef GrSe in Or. 321,
Woro'8aD.S trakc, mabe SisJ-s trakc.
ainSer : photographer cine Spesia.
litat. Seine Mscuten nnb feiue
Sreppen ST itcigcn. = s. Sebbcl. s.
Grni, @eidaftsfibrer. Wr. 321, Wpro.
4ag-S trakc, nabc Siab-S traRc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12
Rnr 0eah tnnn.

Ger ,Teniide Gurreipcnbsut" nimrtt AZ iebcr
8sit geridte aut hber 2erlubuuaeu, Sudt5eiteu,
@eburtstage. gplbene unb flberne 6of5titeu,
geienidbafts.s gbenbs etc. NIT ben g'amsu Der
auipeieuben. bic aber beutltdi srifriebeu ieiu
fnnteu. Nudl Observation-Disclosures ptrben germ
a%nfgsnommsu. 9ie Ginieuber folder grridjte
mifen abtr ibreH Vamen nu%teridretben nnb
uur alien nidt oerseiIsm too bic Setlihfeii
~fattfnub - Gtrabe uub S~ansunmmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12
Tos @ctter.

6iir Iorplono uno oen Giitrift
Columbia bclte flor uno fiibl, NOR.
gen flar. leihte meltlihe bis noroneIt-
libe @inbe.
Oas Wetter mar 0eltern iebr Der
Gnberlid. 8ormittags mnr es oriideno
unb if)pill uno I'm II llbr itano oas
thermometer auf "a @rao; oann
dber itiegen i'm @eiten uno Horb.
lpeiten pefihipur5e @olfen aui, Die
cine ioldle aiible mitbradten, Dab
oos Nuediilber Inn 1 llbr allf 6S uno
I'm 2 llbr auf ga 8roo iiel. Gin
itromenoer Negen iebte fur5 Dor |
llbr ein Der lol,gere Belt onbielt. IS
blieb ben gan5en Nahnlittag ent-
pfinolid fiibl.
Sn ben anoeren 9unbeS . Wetter-
9eobuftunss Stationert murben Die
folgenoen bod)iten Semperaturen Der.
5eihnet: Gaitport IS, Yortlanb GA.
Bolton So albonp so, Wem-Dorf SO,
philadelphia 81, 9ltlantic Gitp rs,
Gape Mop "A, @aibington 80, Nor.
folf 81, Charlotte 76, @ilmington
Sc, Gbarleiton SS, Sapamab SO,
Sadionpiae 90, Nlipiter SO, Sen Neit
So, gtlanto &c, montgomery 81,
Nelp.S Orleans so, Yoleitine Sc, 8al.
pciton 81 WempbiS "A, Cincinnati
~, Fittsburg 6S, Ssmeao 20, 9ui-
folo &c, Glepelano 20, Detroit 66,
Alpena go, Warallette 56, 8reeli
gap GO, Gbicaao y, DULUTH "A, ct.
Taul "a, ct. 2olis 76, &aniaS Gitp
IS, Omaha IS, Surpn 80, YiSnard
70. @iaiIton so. SABRE 46, Selenu
AZ, Salt 2nfe Gitp So, Tenper sc,
9obae Gitp SO, Amoriuo.
0uieboll. - Son Den Clubs
Der 6itlid)en 2i9o lpieltcn qeitern mir
Die bon Soronto unb Buffalo, mo
5iuor in Toronto. 0ieies Spiel Der.
Lief obcnbrein nod rciultotloS, bie
Score mar = 81 =. 9ic Orioles
ipielen beutc auf beimiider Groc
5ipei Spiele gegen ben GLIB BON Gos
DIETER.
@irb nj d Neeerfir6e. -
Eaitor q. i. Sumpbries, Heftor Ser
biidloflih. proteitontiifen 81. Beters.
Stride an Trilio.Sia.a penuc uno
S~anpole-S troBe, Der ioeben bon elmer
6erienreiie nod Den H~euengIuno.
Stoaten 5uriidgefebrt lit, erflGrte.
Der lett Monaten beiprofene 8erfaif
Der STRIDE oil cine Hegergcmeinoe
piiroe nift itattfinoen.
Gle i%1brIid)e sSumbos
Grturiion" auf ben Tampiern
nSouiie." annapolis nSusouebon.
no" mo emma 8iles" bon ser
oSoldeiter. Gompagnie" nod Nina.
polls finbet Somitag itatt.
Rad bemneuen @irfungs.
fel B. - Scrr SSobn $. 2mgton, Der
friibere @eidaitsfiibrer bes .@elpe.
bere.Sotels," miro Somitae nod, lei
mem neuen @irfungsielo in Seottle,
@aib., abreiien. am SienItog slbeub
gab Der 8erein Der Soteliere linn gu
gbren I'M pSotel Sopce"ein abifieos-
Diner, pobei linn BON Dem 8erein Elm
iilberner SiebesbeGer iiberreidt
ipuroe.
C~snrmnnic . Knfe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12
v0armopie Cafe"

Gr. IA, @eit.J apette-s traee, aarl
Sdmiot, Snbaber. 4~iirSburscr sui
brdn iriidJ am 3apf. Diners, soapers
a Ia carte. Der Sommersarten jest
fir has Yublifum often. (apriIt,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12
Sunucnani. unb ltntcranna.

Sonnenalti9ang .......5 II. 10 Ws.
Sonncnlntergang. .,... 6 II. 20 w.
Wonountergong 8 II. 20 M. Ibenos.
Sllth. ......9 II. as M. Worgens.
S(itb. .......t0 II. 20 %. Mbenos.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-11-21
The Herd Law.

A subscriber asks for information
concerning the provisions of the
herd law. enacted by the last legis-
lature The law specifies that a
herd district may be created by the
county commissioners upon the pc
tition OF majority of the qualified
electors of any district. When
such district is created, any person
who shall allow any horses, mules,
asses, cattle, swine, sheep or goats
owned or controlled by him to run
at large in such district he shall
be deemed guilty of misdemean-
or. The owner of animals allowed
to run at large shall be liable to
any person who shall suffer dam
age from the trespass of such ami
mails, without regard to the condi-
ton OF his fence; and the person SC
damaged shall have a lien upon
said animals for the amount of dam
age done and the cost of the pro.
ceeding storecover thesame and NAV
take the same into custody until
such damages are paid. The per I
son taking such animals into Gus l
tody shall not have the right to |
retain the same for more than five.
DAYS without commencing an ac I
ton against the owner. Animals
about to commit a trespass may
also be taken up and retained until |
all reasonable charges for keeping |
hem are paid; but the person tai
ng up the animals must notify tie
'wner within FIVE days thereafter.
Il the owner is not known or can
lot be found the person takins, up
he animals may proceed il the
anne manner for taxing up ar / dis
,osal of strays.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-11-21
Fresh Butter.

II cooperative diaries were started
throughout England. and their butter
was sent to the towns the same day
as 1t is made, breakfast would have a
new SAVIOR, and the British farmer
would have new and enlarged profit.
Good butter, direct from the churns,
Is food for the gods. Its flavor lin
gers caressingly on the palate.-York
shire Post.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-11-21
SPEAKING YOUR MIND.

The most unpopular citizen o
Emmett is a man who takes grea
pride in the fact that he AWAY
says what he thinks.
He calls it talking from the
shoulder. 1t affords him a great
deal of pleasure to say disagreeable
things and the only thing that
mars that pleasure is the fact that
people don't seem to appreciate
him, In fact. they avoid him as
much as possible, and they count it
an omen of i'll when they see him
coming, and they can't get away
The polite, CHEEKY man is the one
we are all glad to see; he who
has pleasant word and kindly
eye; who looks as though he be-
lieved life to be good thing; who
thinks well of himself and of his
neighbors; who, if he happens 10
have a sore head. does his best to
keep the knowledge from the pub
lie.
Speaking your mind simply
means being disagreeable; and the
disagreeable man is the
oneliest mortal on the face of the
afth If your tongue is three
file, use it as little as yollL :
an f4
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-11-21
A LESSON TO WESTERN BANKS

: Western banks should learn one
lasting lesson from the present fl
nancial stringency and that is that,
even at profit of 2 per cent Oh
daily balances, it is mighty poor
policy to send their reserve funds to
eastern banks, beyond a small
amount possibly necessary to protect
draft and exchange business.
| A bank with million deposits
might maintain a cash balance out
of its reserves in eastern banks suffi-
cient to make it profit Of thou
sand dollarsor a littlemore per wear.
This amount could have been made
for the last three or four years, net
ting such bank possibly $4,000 in
that time. This appears like a
nice profit to be added to that other
wise made, but where is the bank
in the west now with million de-
posits which would not gladly give
that entire profit just for the pleas
nreof getting the 800. 600 or so that
It has tied up in some New York
bank2
Won't it cost every such bank
within the next three or four years,
many times the amount it has made
out of the cash balances it has made
n the last three or four years, sinlpsf
y becauss -xe'nasf iraasyfow
y bfKfdS
z Should bank find that its Gus
tomers to whom it loans money are
daily living up to the very last
cent of their credit-that they were
investing every cent they can get
without making provision for un-
expected reverses that they are CON
stantly in a state of exhausted
credit, what would that bank do?
The answer is very simple. Yet
he banks, in their desire to make
all the money possible-in their
zeal to make few more dollars
or Observation-Disclosures, have constant
y exhausted their credit by placing
very cent possible in eastern
banks.
The crisis came, and they asked
or their money. Their reserve
'anks were also affected by the
anne crisis and were unable !
o make prompt payment; each had !
Exhausted mis- credit and was un. {
BILE to meet an emergency. c
There is even less excuse for ]
anksgettiug themselvesinto such
than there is for individ
ais doing SO, and bankers all
yer the west will likely sec to it a
nat this one experience is suffi- II
cnt Capital News. :
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-11-21
Natures Eternal Law.

Commit crime and the earth ID
made Of glass. Some damnins
circumstance always transpires. Tbs
laws and substance OF nature
become penalties to the thief. On
the other hand, the law holds with
eternal sureness for all right action.
Love and you shall be loved /.
The good man has absolute good,
which, like fire, turns everything to
Its own nature, so that you cannot do
him any harm.-Emerson.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-11-21

What Is the difference between the
average woman and the advanced
woman? Less than a hands breadth,
but, over that, how they can despise
each other II they Will "Shrieking
sister" on one side. 'uninteresting
and commonplace person." on the
other, though they ought to be mutual
helpers, and would be II they had ever
met over one OF their hundred mutual
Unconstitutional and Progress.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-11-21
Copper with Cutting Edus.

copper is stated to be SO hardened
as to take a cutting edge by adding to
IT, while In molten state, about two
per cent. of potassium ferrocyanide.
The color is not affected. The reason
Tor the change is not clear, but 1t is
supposed to result from the introduc.
ton of iron and possibly carbon.
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The Best Thlna, Of Life.

When we look back at the end OF
The journey of life We shall consider
not how much pleasure we had In 1t,
but how much service we gave in it;
not how fun 1t was of success. but how
full 1t was of sacrifice; not how happy
we were, but how helpful we were;
not how ambition was gratified, but
how love was seryed-Hugh Black.
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Book"

Inc origin of the word book" is
perhaps known to few of us. Before
paper ca ne into use, our forefathers
inscribed their letters on wood. The
DOC car beech" close-grained,
white wood which was plentiful In
northe IN Europe, was used for this
purpose, and hence our word book"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-11-21
Alloy SOUGHT bv suIId.r..

Suppose that one could find an alloy
that would bear the same relation to
aluminium that steel does to carbon
Or bronze to tin, says the Engineering
Record. The result would be a new
structural material OF immense impor-
lance in mechanical work. The build
ers of light machinery are looking for
just this thing.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-11-21
Tennyson's Melancholy.

After meeting Tennyson for the
hrst ~ ne, an Englishman asked the
poets friend, Jonas Speeding, If his
temperament was as melancholy as
ms oountenance indicated. well :"
sped Ling began, thoughtfully, II fancy
Wherl he is alone Tennyson finds him.
seii I'm very grave company"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-11-21
A Heroic Remedy.

They had hard tire with that
young woman who Went into Mysteries.
didn't they?" Il should say SO! They
thought at first they would have to
give her an esthetic, but finally they
got her quiet with an epidemic inter.
lection OF morpheus. And now the
doctor says she is completely under
the influence OF the aniline "-Balti-
more American.
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;tate Endowment of Motb.rbood

The, more attention l give to this
Ioject the more | become convinced
! hat we need state endowment of
Motherhood and that on handsome
scale, too, should brighten st. Pan
cras out of his wits If / let myself
so on the subject.-Bernard Shaw.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-11-21
Notice Of Teachers Examination.

An examination for second and
third grade certificates will be held
at the court house, Caldwell, Fri
day and Saturday, November 20
and 30. Cora B. Bean, County
Superinten dent.
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old man thoughtlessly came up be-
hind her when she playfully kicked
him through the door. / tell you,
sir. there are lots of things about
alfalfa that we have not got onto
vet -
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Liberia Attracts Settlers.

The white population In Liberia has
been Increasing rapidly of late wears
IL has been found that the tropical fe-
Vers are less dangerous there than In
maly other places.
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GETTING Tooetber

There's altogether too much side
stepping these unorthodox days" re-
marked the devil. The deep sea and
VIII have to get together some way"
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Chinese Opinion of Women.

Says the cynical Chinaman: The
tongue OF a woman is dagger and
she never lets it grow rusty. The
spirit CT a woman is of quicksilver
and her heart is of wax"
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Simple Life,

Tobacco and friendship and CONVEX
sation-these three sweeten life. With
sufiiciency of talk and tobacco, a
little sleep, and little food, man can
De made happy.-The Englishman,
Calcutta
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Exposure

To cold draughts of air. to keen
and cutting winds, sudden chances
OF the temperature, scanty clothing
undue exposure of the throat and
neck after public speaking and sing
ing, bring on coughs and colds
Ballard S Horehornd Syrup is the
best cure, Mrs. A. Barr, Houston
Tex, writes, Jan. 81, 1902: lone
bottle of Ballard S Horehoun,l
Syrup cured me of a very bad
cough. 1t is very pleasant to take,
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New York city's FIa,hous.,.

New York city has provided new
hathou ,es for $4,000 tenants during
the las five years
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Exec ?t on the Voyage of Life.
The worse the passage the more
welcome the port.-French proverb.