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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

WANTED-A COMPETENT OFFICE MAN. TO
act as secretary and treasurer for corporation
must take from 81 500 10 $500 worth 0f stock bus-
ness established; good salay paid, Address BOX i5
Herald office jel-St
PARTY HAVING TO LEAVE CITY WILL SELL
his interest in an incorporated real estate com
rauy for $50; company has large rent list Address
BOX a. Herald Office. mvs1-3t
COAL AND WOOD: ESTABLISHED u YEARS;
large trade; grand business excellent location:
rrice reasonable; retiring owner d CONNOR
26th ard " sts- my2530t
WHISKEY 8 PER GALLON THE JOHN
WEDDERBURN CO.. 6l6 F St. uR. sKsu
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COLLECTORS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS.
estate and damage claims: no charge unless sue
cessfuL FULLER AGENCY, III eth ST W.
mh3tf
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED INTELLIGENT BOY. IS OR lf YEARS
old, 20 work in cabinet shop, one with some ey-
ueTiencs preferred. Apply 10 o. H. SCHMIDT. 2lE
18th 81. NV
WANTED-TOUNG MAN As STOCK CLERK N
stationery department: splendid chance for promo
ton. Apply to W. VI. BALDERSTON. Mgr. before
70 O'Clock. palais Royal. 4. Lisner iel3t
WANTED-FIYE CHEFS FOR JAMESTOWN. So
and SIS per month: % hotel walters / head waiter
PHILLIPS HOTEL AGENCY. so 9Th ST. NV.
mv5l-5t
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO DRIVE BREAD
wagon; milk wagon driver preferred; no Sunday
work. E5l L 81. NV. mT5l-3t
WANTED-NEAT COLOBED BOY ~ DINING
room. THE STRATFORD Ilth and Monroe sts
NV. mYal3t
WANTED-DEPOT PORTER To Run BUS.
with some knowledge u hotel ard dsp1t w5rs good
position for right man. HOTEL JOHNSON. myjl2t
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FEMALE HELP WANTED,

WANTED-THREE EXPERIENCED WAITRESS
Is s. a week. at 65 Ia. ave-. THE TOLEDO
CAFE. ieI5t
WANTED-WHITE CHANBERNAIDs APPLY
az THE RALEIGH. iaIZt
NTED-EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER AND
typewriter; permanent position Apply 20 MAYER
BROS. & co. Q77 + st. NV. my3lGt
WANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK AND ASSIST
in housevcrk Sl6s als1 woman 20 nurse children
and do chamber work. Slii bring reference. 1912
2 ST. nv. mT113t
WHISKY g PER GALLON. THE JOHN
WEDDERBURN CO. SIS S. NV myZs-tf
iF IUU WANT GOOD. INTELLIGENT, AND
conscientious girl for houseUors. insert small
cd under this heading in The He:1ld and you will
quickly secure the right kind Of helper. Only le
word for Cne time Phone main 800 II
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF CO
umta Washington. May q, l0'.-Sealed no
Tosals Tu be received az this oe3ce until noon,
SATURDAY. June g. 1877, f1r furnishing covers f-r
water meter boxes Forms specifications, and nee
a5asrr information may hs obtained A. room .,
District Building Washington. y. g. HENRY 3.
F. MCFARLAND. HENRY I. WEST. JAY J.
MORROW. Commissioner u. e. myB6t
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

c. 3. STEWART FORMERLY CARRIAGE AND
wagon builder rear AZ " g. NV. has moved %
if5 I ST. NV. and win continue the business under
the firm name of STEWART & WIMEL iel-gt
A CAR LOAD OF GOOD DRAUGHT AND DIV
ing horses just arrived from Lancaster Co., Pa
Hyman's Stables, 3O3 9Th \. W.
apZ7d
% VIRGINIA HORSES FOR SALE; 100 to /, 100
pounds; also few cheap horses. FRED JOHN.
son & BRO. ia Z 81, Sc fe2l-u
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY,

Virginia Realty Title Corporation.
Perfect titles furnished 10 all Virginia Real Estate
Titles guaranteed. Offices az
$40 Columbian BIdg. and ROsslyn,NH.
mv7.51t
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
BICYCLES,

1907 HUDSON BICYCLES AT FACTORY PRICES;
best wheel on the market; equipped with ron-
puucrurc tire. Special for this week only SD.
Bicycles reduced 20 SIS HAYERfORD CYCLE
co. 421 10th ST. nv. Phone Al. 65s my26u
ONE YALE. TWO READINGS; SLIGHTLY
used. cheap At HAZLETON'S i9i5l 10Th st.
nv my5-u
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PIANOS For SALE,
MISCELLANEOUS SALE,
REGIsTEREn ETERNsEYs.

REGISTERED GUERNSENS.
Nalss-Bossr ub. Dsu. ls months; Rsiber's
FCua'es-yi-lrr NJ Bonnie Brook. 1850 years.
Violet ci E3ssvo7i, s months.
WI H. BEARD.
iel5 Rockville. Nd.
gLU FOR A NEW 5DRAWER $40 DROP HEAD
hsIl-besring sewing machine $3.50 on easy pay
mpnts. Thes. u-7erfeed machines are sold below
cost as advertising leaders. DAVIS AGENCY. sl5
7ih ST. NV. Phone ". 55S2 jel-5t
FOR E-BLICKENSDERFER TYPEWRITER.
W. e. c.. Room $40 Y. n e. A. iel-5t
ALL MATERIAL N -FOUR BRICK AND FRAME
houses adjoining no 18th ST. uw consisting q
hrirss lumber doors sash blinds. &c now being
vr,cEsi, also one bot water heating plant Apply
on premises or 90 T. EDW. CLARK 1905 New Jsr-
SOY ave uU., builders supplies, expert vrecker, and
headquarters for secondhand materials. Phone y.
Ea mTEl0t
FOR SALE-PRINlE TOMATO PLANTS I5C A
dor; cabbass plants. - Brightrood ave. Phone
y $685. my5--t
FOR SALE-FINE TOMATO PLANTS, I5C DOZ. +;
cabbage plants. SD Bnghtvcod ave. Phone y.
5s5f mvE-5t
FOR SALE-ANOTHER LOT OF SLIGHTLY
used UPRIGHT Planes % close out at genuine bar
gain prices This is an unusual opportunity for you
TO get a high grade piano IN perfect condition for
very little money and on easy terms knabe. $50;
Sticf, 500; Shoninger. $40, Yose. $50; Krsnich &
Bach $50; Stief. SIS, Schubert Ss0; Himball.
$50. Stcinvay S51. and q number Of others o. J.
DcNOLL & CO. High grade Pianos, lz3l C s..
FOR sALE-200 YARDS OF LINOLEUM; GOOD
as new sc. per yard. cost, SIS per yard; soe.
per yard if sold as a whole G6 ST. nW.
mhE-u
WHISKEY, g PER GALLON THE JOHN
WEDDERBURN Co. SIG + st. NV. ap6-u
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

LEAVE STATION. Ncw JERSEY Ave ard f. Fl.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR o. THE ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. I'D STREET. NEW YORK,
= ~ q. m. Diner, Pullman Psri0r
800 a. m. Bufff PagI0r. 5Hlur Train
Ss01a PM. Diner and Pullman Har.CT Car
~ % a. m. Diner and Pullman Pari0r Car
100 % ~. Diner and Pullman parw Car
= 90 D. m "Koysl Limited All Pullman.
4 90 p. m Coaches tr Philadelphia.
go D. m. Diner and Pullman faFf1T.
: 90 p. m Coaches 20 PAllsdsipLia.
Il - D. N. 6lrCTss
. +, m. SieeprTs.
ATLANTIC CRY. L 90. 90. III % a. m. fl0o.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01

fl
ANNAPOLIS. weekdays 500 a. m. l1a5 nocn.
SIS $500 2 ~. SUNDAYS, $50 u. 5s4 2 n,
EVERY HOUR on The HOUR
iWeekdsys 20 a. m. % 90 3. H.
TO BALTIMORE.
'2s5. 500 s 30 30. 20 500 20 '2T1, 'esa,
1000 II 90 A. m. 1920 noon. -lZl5, 100. sl.L5.
q 1. $50 g % $3.50 400 -3s5 -51f sos. SO,
500. $50. roo. $50 ga, 1000 'l3.5. II -.
I'll l55 ?. m. -
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. so a. m. = =. SO p N.
CINCINNATI. ST, LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE -
'5QQ a m.. -iI5 D. n. 'lliQ night
PITTsBJRG, 80 a. m, 'l.2-, '3.l3 p n, y y
night.
CLEVELAND, 'so0 a. m. $40 p. N.
CQLUMBUS =. '5p 3. m.
WHEELING : 90 a. m. 80 2. m.
WINCHESTER s-35 a m. -+15, 800 T. N.
FREDERICK. fs.5 sql5 O., IN. 81 3D. -16 '5s5l,
HAGERSI0NN. e55 a. M, f51n 2 M
DAILY. fExceUt SUNDAY s>1r1av onir.
Reservations n Sleeping or Parlrr Car space rass
o. fare sc. win ba quickly furnished BY IELL-
PHONE A. s ~ the following Ticket V1c7s; l4i. =
81 NV. Telephone Main ljai, bla f5luslrana
Ave Telephone Main rs Station, New jersey Ave
and q =t.-Iicket Ofice, Telephone East 81. llfcI-
nation Bureau. hast va
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statesmen WANTED,

SALESMAN FOR POSTCARDS; GOOD COM
mission. canvass critics and villages Address NJ,
rs " 10Th g.. New YORK my}l3t
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HALLS FOR RENT,

HALL FOR RENT-WITH TWO ROOMS. BEEN
used fcr dsucing academy; good foz dentist. l7l7
Pa. ave my307t
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WALL PAPER,

ROOMS PAPERED %. CHEAPER THAN 9TH
Of firms. WORK guaranteed Address postal II.
HEWITT. 6lI East Capitol 81. my3l-N
PLACE ORDERS FOR PAPERHANGiNG AND
decorating now and avoid unpleasant delays.
We guarantee satisfaction. Phone North 80.
EDWARD L. HOFFMAN. l,09 l4th St
apT -50t cod
ROOMS PAPERE s. Up: SAMPLES
brought, latest spring designs painting. LII
PREUX 1901 9Th ST. Phone n 3islm. jals.tf
WE WILL FURNISH YOU Paper FOR THE
following sized rooms; 61sx9, Csc; lozl0Is, Nlo;
l2Xl5Xs, SIS; lix11s vi.s. other rOoms In propor-
tion. Comel f. G. NOLTE g7 Eth. fe5n
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OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF 20
Iuubla. Washington, MAY 2. le7.-Sealed I-o-
poaIs viii be received AZ this oHce until p O'Clock
noon. SATURDAY. June Is. 1907. for brass stop
c7css and lead fangs couplings. F0rms. specincs-
tious and necessary information msy be obtained A.
/ Room g. District Building Washington, h. G.
[ HENRY p. +. MCFARLAND, HENRY l..
/ WEST. JAY J. MORROW, Commissioners, D. c.
r7r17 s.ryrr
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DENTISTRY,

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; No EXTRACTINGs
TO pain look feel act, and last longer than usiu-
ral teeth shTrInken faces made normal, painless iil
ing. Or. J. L. WILSON. 1918 r e. nv. my27u
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DENTAL WORK.

Set of Teeth and Gold Crowns. s. up; Gold PHI.
irrs. 81 up: Silver Filings 50c Work guaranteed.
No pain DR. GEO. L EDMONDS. SO 4 st. aE.
al0-u
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PASTURAGE.

WILL PASTURE HORSES CHEAP-PLENTY OF
COED grass and water. G3 18th ST. NV. or phone
Main 1880 mv30gJ
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SUBURBAN FOR SALE.
Friendship Heights

Fine eight room house with bath. fur
mace electric light. and other modern
improvements. on ONE ACRE # ground.
The price for this desirable property Is
only $500
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SITUATIONS WANTED,
Los

LOST-GOLD PIN; HORSESHOE. WITH CLIO
yer leaf and pearl in center. Return to II St.
nv. Reward.
LOST-SILK FOB. GOLD MONOGRAM. "R. ".
n" schoolpin attached Reward if returned 70
7li 10th e. nv jei2t
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FOUND

LACEYs DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND sHER.
bet, l0c and s)c per gal large bricks in a box,
&c Phone NJ gja CO. New York ave. NV
feZI.n
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FLATS FOR RENT,
OFFICES FOR RENT,

LARGE MODERN OFFICES IN THE MET
zerott Bldg. lll0-lu2 + st. nw.; $3.50 per month
including heat light, elevator. and ianitor service:
no extras apil-tf
FLEMING BUILDING. 1919 ST. NV. RENO
Tsted throughout: spacious peE elevator; steam
beat EneIoelled ianitor service: excellent 0Tics
rooms on fourth floor. debit
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MISCELLANEOUS Wanted.

WANTED-UPRIGHT STEINWAY PIANO, IL
perfect condition; viii pay $50 cash. BOX 49,
Herald Office. jel-2t
HAVE YOUR UPHOLSTERING DONE BY AN
expert at moderate cost BOX IS. Herald Office.
WANTED - LET THE CHILDREN TAKE UP
music We offer you good square piano free
FOR si1 months if you'll paw the cost Of moving,
+. 6. SMITH PIANO CO. lZ25 Pa. ave.
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lm5a. Washington NlEy 2. IJ7-Sealed pro
Qsals viii be- received at this Office until L O'CLOCK
Noon MONDAY. June Il. 1901 for constructing
junction section q trunk sewers Forms sIeci1ca-
-ilrs and necessary information may be 0Di1lHe1
at room g. District Building. Washington, ID. G.
HENRY p. F. MCFARLAND. HENRY l.
WEST JAY J. MORROW Commissioners, D, G.
nEHfiszS
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large ssTen-room house, in good condi-
ton. niCe location. with one-haf acre
ground A cuauce 10 secure good home
on easy terms. at a price below cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-02
7 r | N l 7 Y.

illustration evil gambling Trinity
Trinity
personally demonstrate
merit o Trinity
publicly stated Trinity worth will sell
sell
grea
pays
a squares
It's of
Stock Exchange;
the Stock Exchange
honow be pida stock;
the
100000
bock-SoNo ton
5 thoroughly equpp- 70
of the producers
a
smelling OF its OF the combinations
America Smelling BalLlaa
lin
will
all
all paid for;
10
has cashen oughon handfo its
addition other
Of
thai now
10
Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-02


condition
be
paid
and because
owned nearly all Of the shares Of tock
o
holders
end when all three
allowing themselves be into selling
Owing Wall Streets dy the Tufv dis
htwhat
Exchange days
sanend There had been Company anv
shares traded in on the Boston Stock Exchange g.
All can further this % Trinity is: Take warming ana
on next
sand
De m foohsh tools
uckeryw
cannot brighten us We have stock paid for
1900 ~ - 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-02

Amamaed stock thereby
rights take into hands the ~ 4oI
FoURTfIBecaHe the
Anagamated
themselves position level low
DON'T NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
raising the
those who
receive more upon their than they from the
deposited o
made will show
be another its wild
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-02
WHAT THE PEOPLE MUST DO.

The people must buy stocks when the system when the System because
the
send themselves
danger
ILLUSTRATIONBecause
teachings Frend Finance they the during the
bought TO
in rocalba
Wall
tumbed saganl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-02
RESULT.

System"
nushav with
pubicsc which the System actually tubng-
Therefore:
behind the peoples deposited savings which the System must have use
ofd System stocks themselves
peoples have loaned on stoks)
System" buys stocks if the
proht-the
stocks do but continue people
profit made the purchase
peophavc
o
sand
their
pubGcthe
wHlg porer--he System .
FACT sThe publcthe peOpdo poOrerhs Sysem' awdo
people
ssuppbg corporations multiplied their business such extent that they could have
end they the pblc
while "Systemhe fowwould
capital employed
the people, The high freight and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-02
CALUMET G. ARIZONA.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

FURNISHED by Charles d. Barney Co.. no. Broad Al,
New York. and no. l22 South sth st.. PhiladeIphla)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-02
COP Per S


and the metal d It's pdus
Steel Tr.
oooooooo increased sheE
&c., o,
FAcTDing the unprecedented prosperity he
dtrucom
ncreas o
ANOTHER Facial
borrowing
%
destroying the American industrial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-02
A M A L G A M AT D.

Before advising below would make plain:
My
stocks
mott
o
FIRSTB the AsIsamd Company absolutely controlled
spona attaching false statmentsen who the
mind responsibility
Mess Rogers Rockefeller and sdia. the Standard Or National
plus dividends
THIRD-Because of faith following
confidence enough purchase the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-02
NOW is THE PEOPLES OPPORTUNITY
TO REVERSE

The people System" practical lesson
Let the people withdraw their the
already
level Of prices advise them following
of
listed and traded
phaand then
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-02
WALL STREET FUNDAMENTALS

What will down. What down will
Since the beginning has been Until the end will be
Who buys down. makes Who buys when stocks loses
Since the beginning Until the end will be
The "Sytem"-the w-always buy low sell high
The public-be poscd-always high sell low.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-06-20
CROP REPORT NOT FAVORABLE,
Wheat Decreased In Average and
Condition Below Average for
Ter Years.

Washington The crop reporting
beard OF the bureau of statistics OF
the department OF agriculture Ands.
from the reports OF correspondents
and agents of the bureau. "a follows
Preliminary returns 90 the acreage
of spring wheat Nown indicate an
AREA Of about 10. &c 400 acres. de.
crease 1T i.z42.oo0 ceres. or 7 per
cent. as compared Sith the fsnai ee.
innate of the acreage sown last year
u7.7e3 600 aeresi
The average condition Of spring
wheat on June VAS s37. as com
pared with s53 st the corresponding
date last year. % on June 1. 1895,
and q tsn.sear average of e5.7
The total area imported In oats Ia
about 81 4si .o90 acres. an increase oi
Bsz BOO acres. or II per rent. a.
compared with the flnal estimate 81
the ares Sewn last year so.s6s. 900i
The average condition Of oats on
June was 81 6 against SIS Oh june
/. 1900, g2s al the corrss pondins
date In 1906. and q ten year asefag'
Of saT
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-06-20

BEST Results Obtained from Medium
Weiuht Animals.

I Get the beat results from hosses
weighing 200 to 1900 pounds. writes
a farmer In Orange Judd Farmer
These horses are used for general pur
poses. They must have Eood action
be compactly built, something on ths
old Morgan type. but little larger
Such horses ar. large enoagh 70 hau
a reasonable load aud can do wont
days work on the average farm. They
are useful on the road for iixht work
The most useful horaes for my gen
eral work are good. snappy crea
inres
have but little trouble In breakin,
cur colts. a. We treat them kindly
handling them considerably while the.
are young We never have any trou
bio With them when they afr oil
enough 20 break believe In giyini
good care 10 colts as we'll M vorb
horses. Ia my experiences, = horse no.
properly cared for as colt does mo-
develop as early az one tina, receives
proper attention Horses should alst
he housed ~ bad weather belIes,
IN giving plenty Of good, wholesome
food Horses should have special al
ientlon. and the man who succeeds Il
the one who keeps . close eye on this
individuals
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-06-20
STOCK NOTES.

n IL not wha; horses are worth
nov. but what they are likely To be
xofth foar years from nov tina, should
regulate the number OF colts 20 b.
raised neat year.
n IL almost impossible 10 destroy
hen lice shen they once get q start
ON the horse Horses should not be
aaArteFed near hea house. not
should chickens be allowed TO rcosi
gear the horses stall.
Il has been said that there 10 n0i
. section Of the country whsre .
leguminoas crop cannot be raised
OF where a domestic animal cAnpo,
he KEEP, TO eat The iegums The its.
stock bel, ia IS side and ionx as the
nation.
There IL one horse 10 each tamil,
in the United states In other words
there are enough horses ia the ma
ton. IL each one we're hi:rhed to I
double seated surry and ave people
were put Ia each s1Fry. 10 haai th'
population % the country
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-06-20
IzMS0sgs
IL --ss1 1I~seaS
CURING p,sTEMpER.
How This infectious Disease Should
BE Dealt With.

nistemper IL an Infectious disease
and can be prevented n the quarters
are kept FIRE. from the infection. Wash
ing the trough with soft SOAP snds OF
earbolie acid solution twice eaeh
month. whitswashing the stan AZ least
once each month and occasionally
scrnbblng the fsooss of the stalls are
measures which viii GENERALLY prevent
An outbreak, In addition to this the
animal should have an abundance OF
excrciae and pure air, Il i knosn that
an animal which Is allowed the run o.
. pasture IL not 80 liabie 10 the dis.
ease as one which Is confined -
the stalls In a poorly ventilated barn.
u the disease Is light, Il need not be
tho cause Of any particular alarm. an
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-06-20

move. ~My hour IL come. Seed for
Father Etienne"
Terese died before morning and was
buried two days later In the old 81.
Louis cemetery
Ambrose attended the funeral When
he returned TO his lodgings. when he
wandered once more among his emp
~, cheefless rooms, he felt for the
first time his terrible isolation. In
the succeeding days. though he NJ
tended conseientioasiy to his lssfes-
sioaal duties, he was changed man,
HE fesl into melancholy ways. and was
afraid to be alone with himself
One day In the street he eneoun'
tered Terese's mother. Nine Toulare
When she saw him she took him by
both hands and tried TO speak. but
could not nay wore. Terese had
been her only child. and she was liy
ing alone in the old house now with
her servants. While Ambrose was
trying to comfort her be had new
idea He told her he was In need
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-06-20

London According 60 the story
circulated here. Lady Arthur GrDs.
yenor. sssteFin las 81 the Duke Of
westmsasier. the weaifhiest daks in
England. - travelling about tae eoan.
try Ia the disKnise ~ ETpey Tier
travelling establishment t. ike al or.
dtnasy gypsy van ~lsh baskets for
sale hanging about u. and = kettle
frying faa sud saacs psn heng bss
meath II l.ady Grosyenor has been
playing gTres fsnne May II She is
nos tras #sias through Oxford hifv
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-06-20

II will be benefit rather than a detsi.
iy immune thereafter n there Ia
seriuus outbreak. the best remedy IL to
apply saive or pnultiees 20 the affected
parts, One Of the best saivc mixtures
is olive oil, four parts and acetic acid,
one part. Battle the swollen parts
freely twice each day with this mix.
ture As poultiee. nothing IL better
Ion OF the bran for each harss To this
should be added two tablespoonfuis 81
the following mixtures Neatsfoo, oil.
one quart: splriss OF camphor. eight
ounces. pulseriaad mustard. sin
ounces.
The illustration accompanying this
article shows how the bandaEe should
be fastened on the head Take com
mon grain sack and cut the ends into
four strins, but leave the middle of the
sack whole.
Place the poultsce on white cloth
under the swollen part. then under Il
place the whole part of the sack, says
iahrnhi on AkfiNhAhft, 0NNuf'F $40
| the ends Of the strips together ever
| the top OF the head. allowing ons band
| to rcst IN front Of the eyes, another
between the eyes aud cars and the
remaining Two ever the neck back Of
| the ears
one-fonrth ~ pint OF Giaubar saits
may be- administered twice each day
Ia ,hs soft feed. II there ~ great
deal Of fever. give half seaspo0nfu
~ iodlde OF potash once each day Il
| the food,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-06-20
Train los, a Car.

Knight. wyo.--A peculiar accident
occurred just east a here. On &C.
count of the unstable condition Of The
track a freight train on the Union
Pacific road was running over the
place al a one-mile per hour rate OF
speed when the eighth car from the
engine jumped the track and turned
bottom side up The dersiied CAT
rolled far enough from the track No
as TO leave the main line clear. The
freight was coupled up again and the
train proceeded on It's way.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-06-20
Gould Holding on to csin.

New York.-Anaouncemen was
made Tuesday that Howard Could Is
considering the adFisabiltfy of start
ing a counter suit for separation
against his wife. Such an action. he
thinks. would lessen the chances OF
Mrs. Gould obtaining a court decree
for alimony OF $3.50. geo year One
Of Mr. Gouid's friends Is quoted ~
saying that Mr. Gould would be viii
ing 10 set aside a sufficient sum for
the support of his wife. but that be
certainly would not entertain the de-
mand for s2so.009 4 year
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-06-20

Seattle, Wash.-ou sunday the en-
tire Japanese party. Including Geseral
Kuroki. BSiEadier General Wool and
MAJOR Chas. Lynch. were guests OF
the Japanese consul at japanese
dinner. rendered IN honor OF the dis
ffnguizhed guests. General kuroki tn
. short talk to the Japanese students
told them to study hard and expressed
his admiration Cor American achieve
Dents He pointed out the value Of
American ideals and advised Japan
sss to emulate ths Americans.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-06-20
Secretary Of War Notifies Governors
Of the Dick Military Act.

washington.--Actin Secretary of
War Oliver has addressed letter no
tifying governors Of states and terri.
tories that on January 81 next. under
the terms of the Dick military act. the
military organization must conform 10
that of the regular and volunteer
armies OF the United States He sag
gests tna; the governors take the
necessary steps TO secure such con.
formify.