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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-10
SDSe 9arf SfotiSen.

- DaS SeDItone SOtel an Der @de
pon Weit @adamanna gtpenue unO Sies
benter StraBe 1T in ben Seiis pom &.
8. 9a9sertp iiber9e9ansen.
= Der @oncorOia Ssrein uou Der
oeutl6en tatb. ct. Sobanues @emeinoe
trifft Sorbereitun9en, UNI am 6. 6ebrus
ar elm shtes reuti6es SOuper iu per.
anltalten.
- llnseW0bnlife SGlte lpirft auf bic
9eber, inoem iie Oieielbe trdge maht.
Or. 9lusuit S6nis's Samburssr GrOpfen
babeu aud lire SSirfuns, iie resulirsn
uuO brin9eu bic Ssber pieoer sur 9eiun'
ben uno ri6ti9en GbdtiSfeit.
- Der &uie SObn ytuiulefsti bon
9incoln auenue trus Dienltas i'm Sobn'
ion S6a6t DO. 1 cur6 eiHen Selien'
fall Elm bOs SsbrodeneS Ssiu oauon
uno aud iein @efdbrte Dominid
Dssutis erbielt b6ie Serlssunsen.
= Dur6 einsn Dedeufall in Der Sr.
forb 3ede wuroe Diontas SOrmittas
Sobn Wtulisti BON Der SHoisits auf Der
Stslle eri6la9en. st hattie mad been'
better Spren9un9 lOie Soblen nieber'
itoBen molten, uls mebrere Gonuen aui
i'm fieleu uno ibn ibauOsrbaft 3er'
oriidten.
= Der 20 Sabre ultc Billiam 6.
Beber uon @uans Court srlas Samitae
bem 9ierpsnfieber. Der Seritorbens,
Elm slnseitellter Der ameriean Yotomo'
tiue g8erfe, wiro BON Der Wtutter,
elmer Shneiter unO sinem Druoer
iiberlebt uno feline 8eiiesune srfolsts
Utontus i'm S8aibburn StraBs Srieo'
bofe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-10
SSic 1T Sicst

Uir histsu riubunerrt Dollars 9tlU5uuua
fir isttn 6aa ron 8dtdrrb. etr uibt bur6 Gin.
usbmtu ron Saa's aataub aur stbslt prretr
fam.
9. s. GbtnsY& Go. Sistuib. 5pltbp, 8,
gBir, bic llnitrSeitntitu, battn 4. ;. Sbs.
nee idt etn lsBtfn IS 9abrtn asfannt uue bal.
ten ibu fur pelfommtu tbrtnbaft in alien gs.
ihaitsptIbnubIunsen unb fiudu,ifl btfibigI
ale ron itinn 5iTma tiustsaussnfn gfrbiub.
lihffittu ~ nfiiasn.
gB tit u 5ruar, GirObbanstls Orcsuiiim
5pltee, ..
WalbtHa, atuHau& & Warpin, @rob.
banbas. .Irosuitru, SOItep. 3.
Saa's aaianb.aur pire innulih etncmmtn
une rirft birsft auf has 9lut uub bic lbltim.
istn StIhGbtn ets SYlftms. .3tusuilIs irti
prlanet. prtis 75e. fur bic 6lal6t. gtrfauft
ron altn Appibtftrn.
5aIl's GamiIitn. piatu fnb ett btftH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-10

Sine i6mrr 9aff. Sine Der Ibmers
Iten Salten Der glrmen uuo oerienigen
mit be9renStcm @intOmmsn 1T Die ims
mer wieOerfebrenoe Doftorre6nung.
Das @eIO lit seruOeSu pssssmurien,
weun man feinen Yortbeil erbalt, wie
es 10 oft Der Sall 1T. Ssrr 3Oiei
Sro6owsfi aus Srton, Conn.,, bate
etmaS @rfabruns in OieIer Siniidt. Gr
ibreibt: SD bin Iebr oaufbur fir
alpentrduter, wsl6er mid BON eiuer
lan9mierigen, idweren Sranfbeit sebeilt
bat. SD 9ebraudte uiele WieoiSiuen.
oeriuhte uiele 9lerjte. nber es mar &c.
raoe 10, ais wenn i6 oas @elo ne9aes
worfen bate. Wieine Strait mar oabin
uno i6 fOnnte niht arbeiteu, nbcr icet,
DAFT Dem Glpsntr6uter, bin t6 mieocr
9ciunO. SD merO, meinen SanOsleu.
ten anratben, ibr @slO ni6t wesSuwer.
fen, wenn iir trant iinO, iOnOern pom
Alpentr0ntcr @ebrau6 ju MAIDEN, wels
der gang ii6er bsilt unb liuOert."
Sin iOl6es 3eusniB sibt eiusr uOu
beuieniseu, welde Oieies berubmte
Srduters9eiImittel ueriu6t babeu. Gs
iit nibt in 9IpOtbsfeu Su babsn. S6rei.
ben sic nm oas 9idbere all Die Gisens
tbiimer, Or. 9etsr j5abrnsD & Cons
Co., 112-11s 90. SODue glps.,
Chicago, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-10
Weitcres SnSfeitc.

Srau GbarleS S6ant pom gieptune
Place lit i6wer erfrantt.
Ysi ben @bsleuten Charles U. 9abr
pom Sab 9ruins sluenue bat ii6 am
SonntaS ein muuteres SObnlein einse,
itellt.
Serr SafOb Sonnta9, ein Woblbes
fainter Siirser Oieier Seite. lie9t nit
SrOnditis in leinem Sauie ertrautt
oarnieoer.
Sir ueri6ieoene, inn ieitens Der
Sdu9errunbe erwieiene @efdllisfeiten
reuun9irte ii6 @eridtsidreiber @bartes
@ruf am Dienitus 9lbeno in slanjenOer
98eiIe in Der 9alle Ocs Sereins.
Die Siioieite SanoelSbebOros bate
seitern 9lbeno cine widtise Sieung
uno es wuroen aud Die friiberen Ys.
amten wieOererwablt, nemli6 : PrGii.
bent, SObn s. S6neioer; Si,esYraii,
Dent, .. 9B. SumpbreD; SetrstGr.
3. 9S. @allusber; Sbusmsiiter, vi.
freO 9utbein;.
Die Ritter BON ct. @eOrss BON Set
ct. Wtarien 9emeinbe initallirteu
Sonntas Die folsenOen Yeamten
5eiitlider Yeratber. Piarrsr geter
@briit; Praiioent, @eOrss 8. WiiIlsr
SiSe Praiioent, Wtidasl Hitterbed
Sstretar. Sdasmeiitsr, SObn 9Onsoorf
@bef Wfarihall, Wtidael S8etter.
PatriOtic Council DO. s22, 8. 8. Il.
VI. 3d., bat Die fOIsenben Yeamten er.
wablt: Councillor, @lmsr 3bomas
gijesGOuuiellOr. SreO &. Smith; Con.
bnctor, Otto S9miot; Srotof..Setre.
tar, Better 9ieuls; @sbiilfs. SstrctGr,
9atcb Sepert 5inuns.Setretar. Nr.
tbur 3. 0tiller; SdusmeiIter, @eorse
Soffmann; &arben, 98iliam 2emert !;
2ruitee, SSilliam Dtiiller; GuBere
0ade, sIlfrsO EbOmus; inusrs g8a6e,
SelanO SLEEPER.
@inbre6er waren Oienitas gia6t in
mebreren Rldeen auf Der SiiSieite an
Der 9lrbeit uno erlcu9ten etma s 225 in
SaurselO, Die Sanos bsitunO aus u6t
masflrten Serlen uub Der erlte @inbru6
wurOe in Die Office uon Wtulberin &
Suose an 0tcminstOn 9Iuenus sema6t,
mo iie ourd Sprensuns Der @clbipinOe
$500 erlunsteu. Damn sin9 ss na6
Der Siiice Der Wtountain Sate Soblen
So. al Ylii1er 9lpeuue, mo bic 9G16,
ter nud Der S6euer transportirt unO
ansebuuNen muroeu, moraui Die BanOe
ben GelOidrant aufiprenste unO s25
erbcutete. Der brittle Giubrud erfOlgte
in Die Wteeserei uon 9barles StruDer all
Der WteaOOw 2luenue. Sruger's 6uuO
ma6te Sdrm mo ais SruDer, Der oben'
aui wObnt, berabtum, iab er geraOe
nod eiuige Wtdnner Die StraBc biuauf
ueribwinocn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-10
gBilees. Barre @a6riAten.

- Die YebOrosu pon gSiIfcsbarre
trcifen nlle YorIidtsmaBreseln, UNI Die
brobeuoe 3DpbusepiOemie Su betGmpfen.
- Srau Suian 0utlbut BON gioro
Srantliu StruBe TGierte am Sonntas
bel gutter @eIunObeit ibren gotten Sc
burtsta9.
- Die ilaponiihe tatbOliihe Stride
,u @bwarOsuille wurbe SOnntas friib
Our6 5suer 5eritOrt, bas wubridsinli6
au9elest mar.
- @efGnsnibaufieber @upt. Sames
SOwman erlu9 am SOnntag Der Srip'
pc, an met6er er Dor eiuigen WO6en
ertrnntt mar.
- Dur6 Die GrploiiOn eines SGB'
6ens 8uluer al Der Wanumie .3ebs
'purOen am OieuitaS neun Wldnner
l6ner perbrannt.
- SRI. Gatbarine Sdludebier uer'
ltarb persansene SSOhc i'm sllter uou
10 Sabren - -OeSalsiten Ssrr 8illiam
99. HaOsr I'M slltcr uon "A Sabren unr
nit Sinterlaiiuus uOu 98ittpe unO Swsi
SObneu.
- @s lheint beinabe, oils babe Rih'
ter Vpn6 lid uniere fiirlliden 8emsrt'
unsen iiber un9ereAte uno parteiiid'
Seiteuerun9 Su Scrseu senOmmen, Ssnr
sr bat am Diontas Die @rOBseidwore'
men an9swieien. ben 9llieiiOren aui ber
&eib gu riiden unb Die WietbOoe Der Be
iteueruns senau 3u unteriuden, inoen
er srtldrte, ouB uiele Oteide gang iteuer'
frei aus9eben uno Die Siiroe aui Die
jenisen iulle. Die ObneOies idOn ibrer
sere6ten slntbeil beiublt batten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-10
Staetrdth.
Common GOuncil, 8 Sanuar


Common @Ouncil, 8 Sanuar.
glll9emeine @eifdite muroeu in oieIer
Yeriammlu9 feline UOrsenOmmen. Srii'
9ermnnn reidte cine &eiOlutiOn fir eip
9lb,usstanal Yaiiin an Der @de pom
Gapouie 9lpenne unO Varh StraBe ein,
msbrere Sorla9en wuroen bel erlter nno
,weiter Seiun9 beit6ti9t uno Die fol9sn'
ben bel Oritter 2eiun9 an9enOmmen
Sir 8swillisnns BON $1,000 Sweds
8etdmpiuns Der 9ieruenfieber @pibemie
Yepillisuus BON $23, 900 swedS Ss'
,abluns uOn Judgments se9en bic
StuOt; Sewillisuns uOn @elOern fiir
@rbauuns uOn SeftiOn u I'M 10. slbs
Susstunal Diitrift unO uOn SettiOn VI
i'm 8. slbsusstunul Diitrift fir @rbau'
ung Der Yorbenannten; fir Seiten'
wese on beibsn Ssiten bon Sadion
Strube fir @r6ffnuns uon @aponis
slpcnue. Swiideu @ranouiew uno @lse-
trio @penues; fir Elm Stht an Slorloa
gluenue uno Sirflano StraBe; fur
2ihter oil Siio Wtain gueuue uno
98ation StraBe unb Strutforo 9luenne
unO S6laser StraBe; fir Elm Sidt an
Bettebone Stra6e uno @uerett sluenue /;
fir gi6ter oil Sarr Youleuarb. bel Gums
ner, @arfielo uno Silmore sluenues ;
fir elm 9i6t oil Guclio Guenue uno
Didsns StraBe; fir Elm Si6t on Ste'
pen 9luenus unb Sront StraBs.
Selsct @ouncil, 3. Sanuar.
9ieue Sorla9en famen in oieier Sis'
uns wie iolst Dor: WtuIlep p-Srois
naB fir ein Sidt on @oloen sluenue
uno gartriose SnaBe; reierirt. @o'
itc1o -ReiOlution fir slnfertisuns pom
BtGncn, UNI Die Yreite uon Wtarfet
StruBe. 3wii6cn Der Vea6 Dad Bride
uno Winona StraBe ieltsuieeen; anses
nOmmen. iS-0telolution, welbe
Die Scranton TailwaD @ompanie ans
weiit, Swiibeu ibren @eleiien un Sad'
Jon unO YufuDette Struben Sn pTlaItern
nn9enommen. 9iolun - Helclntion,
pel6e Die SOlp GrOB Stride BON ibrem
slbSusstanul sllieBment befreit anSe'
uommsn. 0iattbews -SrOinanS fir
Elm yi6t uu Wtuin sluenue uuo Hauine
StraBe; referirt.
Ysi enO9iilti9er 2eiuns fanoen iOlSenoe
SrOinunjen slnuabme: Der Sada'
wauua @iienbabn GOmpuuie fir Sebn
Sabre @rlaubniB ertbeileno, cine BIO
Itenliuie BON ben SsDisr Sallep SSerten
bis gum 2uftidu6t an 8aibburn Str.
gu erri6ten; Pflaiteruns BON Sins
StruBs. ,wii6en WtOnrOe unO Quincy
sluenues; RhaIteruus Uon Sliue Str.,
smii9sn SuiucD uno Slap sluenueS ;
PHalteruus pon Quincy sluenue, Swi'
I6en QinSsn un6 WiulberrD StraBen ;
Yhaiteruns pom. Suincg sluenue, smi'
I6en Yine uuO Yine Straben; Pfa'
fteruns BON giue Stra6e, SwiIAen Sef'
ferlon uno WtonrOe sluenues.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-10
SSanep (SaenpaareR

6OhO Gasu tu bribmttn Srusburu altisu
pIaies, sutss Gspibi. Alss ntufr, ttii6tr
9orraib er esssnpGrtiatn ca icn Wuitr.
@uaes bos ridties fir 5ailrn unD altihtr iiir
ainbr. 8spulGrr pres, % Gents bic Slls
SpsitG, Is Seuts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-10
0Bapuc Sp,tutp

SuuCsOaIr.-0ier unb in Der llm9e.
9enO iinO in Der leeten l9o1e etpa ein
bulbeS OusenO Grtrantun9eu am gier.
uenfieber entoedt moroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-10
IfGnn,r SausrOde

Gut a.ma8k, i6Sn raiI,nbs @trdnesr In st'
usm tabftsn aGcrhmsnt BON Siplsn nne Ts'
hu,irt mic fplef:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-10
WGnner Sweaters

Gi, a6 fir ST. so. St.75 uro 50 co psriauf.
ten. 8arbn- roth. i6paIl bIau une wiilE-
Anasu. Muspabl. Sl.OO.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-10
9amen Sweaters
Sam SHUTTERS

ga, ti, btRsu Jabrifais unp quite S6atitrun..
unssn, bic fir j. 5uf.. 75e une III rsrfauI'
puTesn. AuspabI, 80 SentS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-10
Samen Sals @uHs

Su r,ib, rcia. blau, nauy une braun
@nib ST rs. Sppita Sl.29.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-10

gute 9lrbeit iu mdBisen Prsiier
Iisiert Die u@o9snblatt" Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-10
WGnner 8aoeaewGnoer

Sine rsbu,iri pis fplst fur cine ibnsus
Nufr6umuns. 9snttst bic Trsiis:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-01-10
SQnuQr
@Ortbeile.

gpir rGumsu nit bsm Waartnaetr itBt tn
itttm 9tparwmtni auf unh 20 pttbi fsin eartn'
lid, ttin 5iit pb,r Soften i'm 9absn. bH nibl
stpas ou6naspTbultts in gpIibttlsn ju offf'
riren bat. Sur limb Gin paar Wnitn. Sdtttn
mir bic 3sit, 70 ISunttn mir he eiits ins unsno'
Ii6t ausbtbnsn:
9amen Speaters
aqss i'm goraib, bas ju ts ST so, $500.
$3.50 uue So 90 priauft purtt. Nsbmst ItBi
bic auspabl fur 81 unh Sl.5O.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-10-23
CITY AND COUNTY
Items Of Interest About
People and Events.
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| Now is your time to buy clothing
Newbold has cheap sale for two weeks
William Bowles and wife, Of Lewis
ton, were Logan visitors on Monday
For Sale-No. Cedar Posts At the
Garland Milling Co.. Garland Utah
16 cts. and up.
We have no competition in
Ladies Shoes. Campbell's De.
pendable kind.
James S. and Jesse Hancey, of Hyde
Park, are finishing fine residence fol
Ola Peterson at Clarkson.
Roller skating at the Auditorium
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon and evening.
Highest price pa d for wheat at
Smithfield Roller Mills, Smithfield
Utah. Balm g. Knuppel, Lessees,
The very finest up.to.date
Cloaks at Eliason's.
A marriage license was issued on
Monday, to Theodore Kathe, OF Poea-
tello, Idaho, and Martha Hummer, OF
Logan.
Good men wanted at the Lewiston
Sugss Factory. Steady employment
until February next for the right kind
OF men.
Boys Royal Brand Suits and
Goats for school wear. Lot III
clothe your boys. Campbell 4
Sons Go.
Thorn as Redford, the commercial
man, returned to Butte, Monday, after
a weeks stay in this city with his
family.
Mrs. Andrew Simmons, of Cannon
came to Logan and spent Sunday with
her mother, who was seventy.three
years Of age that day.
Utah Stationery Co.-Full line oil
school and Office supplies, church
works, post card and picture albums
books, stationery, etc., etc., etc
Come In and look. All new stock.
We are headquarters for blank
cts and comforters. It's to you,
advantage to see our line befor,
placing your Fall orders. Camp
bell & Sons Go.
Sylvester Lowe Jr., OF Smithfield
was in Logan Monday Mr.. Low,
owns many milk cows and has beef
reaping the benefits OF 4Oc butter fat
Jus tat present, however, hay sells a
o. and sS In Smitnfield, and it may b.
necessary to sell some mixers to re
feed for the Others. Verify every ros,
hath its thorn.
A six-months' .old child OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. Emil Moser died on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Moser were at Preston
on a visit when the child was taken II
with bowel trouble. The remain
were brought to Logan yesterday
Mr.; Moser is the keeper of the Tellu
ride dam IN Logan canyon.
We have just received ,
splendid assortment Of pleatet
skirts. They are very stylish ant
prices to suit all. Campbell 4
Sons Co.
Alfred Jensen, who has heavy LIANT
interests In the vicinity of Cornish
was 10 Logan Monday In search O
teams and laborers He says tina
there are hundreds of acres OF beet
over there that are vet untouched, an,
help is needed badly. The farm
ers are willing to pay almost any pric
for help and will permit the laborer
to be their own bosses. Mr. Jensen
made splendid success of farminl
across the valley, and for year ha
been living in Logan. He begins t
think it will be necessary for him t,
60 back to his farm and do the wor
himself.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-10-23
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Men Wanted-Lewiston Sugar Fac.
tory.
Joseph Carbon went to Salt Lake
on Monday.
Contractor Philip Kleopfer returned
to Montpelier Monday.
We cell the Earth and Loan money
on 1t. H. A. Petersen b Co.
walt" Piper spent Sunday In Lo.
gan with friends and relatives.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Shepard,
Sunday afternoon, a uine. pound girl.
Wanted.-Bass and snare drums.
Must be in good condition and cheap.
Geo. II. Thomas, Logan, Utah
Do Ladies want suits that suit?
Then Get them at EIiason's.
Harris Music Co. are now in their
new building, first door south OF the
Court House, on North Main.
W. NJ. Gibbs, Of Providence, recent.
ly shipped car load Of apples to Mont.
pelier, for which he received q good
price.
Ladies tailored suits bought
at Campbell's give distinction in
dress.
The Fonnesbeck Knitting Works
has an immense stock OF underwear
on hand which Is worth your atten.
tion before you buy.
Mrs. Zina Young Gard and Alice
Haworth, members Of the General
Board Of the Primary association, at.
tended the Primary conference at
Preston on Sunday.
Sample line of Ladies Cloahs
at Campbell's. We can save you
money.
1t has been suggested that the many
wagon loads Of beets passing from the
north to the factory might be hauled
over other streets than Main
street, as In time the heavily loaded
| wagons will cut ruts In the road.
EIiason Sisters have the finest
lines Of furs, CIoaks. Suits, and
Dress Goods. Call and be con.
vinced.
Horace Kerr, son Of Pres. W. J.
X err, Is reported as having married a
M iss Irvine, of Corvallis, Ore, q
daughter OF a trustee of the o. A. c.
Young Kerr took his wife to Chicago
and is now travelling for one OF the
grms Of that city. The news was quite
surprise to the young mans many
friends 10 this city.
Largest and best line Of boys
and Misses shoes in Cache Val.
ley. Campbell's.
A complaint against VIM. and Jane
George was filed in the District Cour,
Monday, by Emma Needham. The
action Is brought to recover paymen,
Of q promissory note OF $50, with in
terest al eight per cent from April
10Th, 1906, and $50 attorney fees. The
obligation Is covered by real estate
mortgage, the foreclosure Of which il
asked. J. G. Walters is acting as at
torney for the plaintiff.
Gordon Dye Hosiery has nc
equal for wear, fit and style
Campbell's Store.
On Monday morning, as Jens Johan
sen, Of the Seventh ward. was driving
down the canyon road In buggy, his
animal SHE'D, broke shaft and start.
ed to run. Fred Kloepfer with team
and wagon going up the canyon man.
aged to so direct mis- animals that the
runaway horse and buggy collided
with his heavy wagon. One Of the
buggy's front wheels was broken and
the outfit stopped, to which Mr.. 10
hansen probably owes his life. He
was jostled around rather severely but
escaped without injury
Ladies are sure to Get vaIu,
received for their money at Ella
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-10-23

Ladies are sure to Get value
received for their money at Ella.
sons. The latest styles Of dress
goods. and other articles Of
wearing apparel that will please
all. No old stock.
Last Saturday Frame p. Birch. OF
the seventh ward, died suddenly at
his home, the difficulty being dropsy
and general debility. The deceased
was born In Fjen, Denmark, May 2lst
1927. He Joined the church In June,
1861, came to Utah In 1879, and was a
presiding elder over his native branch
for many years, He leaves five grown
children, three sons and two daugh-
tiers, twenty-threc grandchildren, and
two greats randchildren The deceas-
ed died In full faith Of the Gospel
The funeral was held yesterday at 2
] p. M. The speakers we're
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-06-07
A Well-Bred Woman.

Women find a dear delight in say
ing agreeable things about each other
when they have a real good oppor-
tunity There was a great charity
fest in progress at one of the fashion
able hotels not many afternoons ago,
and one of the Knickerbockers was
showing a nonresident about among
the booths. Presently a handsome
woman, handsomely gowned and a
thoroughbred as far as the eye could
detect, passed by them. She was not
a Knickerbocker, however. Indeed, she
was so modern as to be the daughter
of a breakfast food manufacturer Of
humble origin, who had left her mil
lion or more at his death
That looks like a very well-bred
woman, said the admiring visitor,
who appreciated the beautiful in art
and Nature.
"She ought to be-" replied Madam
Knickerbocker tartly. She was
brought up in bakery. Judge.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-06-07
Most Nearly Perfect Vacuum.

It was Prof Dewar's achievement
in liquefying hydrogen that led to the
discovery of an easy method of OBJ
tanning an almost perfect vacuum,
and that in a single minute.
When a glass tube filed with air
and closed at one end has its open
end dipped into cup of liquid hy-
drogen, the intense cold condenses
the air into a kind of snow, that set
ties to the bottom. If, then, the upper
part of the tube, from which the sol
idified air has fallen, is removed by
heating and cooling it off it becomes
a vacuum chamber SC free from air
that it is difficult to force an electric
current through ii.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-06-07
HE HAD TO SWEAR THE LAST MOMENTS
ONLY WAY DRIVER COULD GET
HORSES TO MOVE.
Bishop cIarkson, In View Of the Sc
robustness of the Situation, Grant
ed a plspensation for That
One Time.

Ethelbert Talbot new bishop OF
central Pennsylvania, and for years
the bishop of Wyoming and Idaho in
the early days of that region, tells the
following:
1t both pleased and amused him 10
notice that the stage drivers-a class
accustomed to the use of free proian'
ity-were wont to be respectful ana
clean-spoken in his presence, and that
when one by chance let slip an oath
he followed it by profuse apologies;
and he gives an illustrative anecdote
from the experiences of Bishop Clark
son on the plains of Nebraska.
ct seems that on one occasion the
bishop was due TO preach at a certain
town on the prairies of Nebraska. IL
was in the spring, and the mud was
up to the hubs in places. Already IL
was growing dark, and the lights or
the village which the bishop was try
ing to reach seemed still long way
of. He became a little nervous lest
he should be late for his appointment.
Just then they encountered a mud
hole and the stage coach stuck fast.
The driver laid on the lash; but IN
vain; the horses would not move. The
bishop was on the box with the driver,
who was getting desperate. Unable TO
stand it longer, he turned to the bish-
op, and said:
"'Do you see those wheelers looking
back at me?'
Eyes, Harry. What does that
mean
Bishop, you know | have. always
tried to treat you right, and respect
your cloth But do you say you want
to preach in that there town tonight?
"'Of course | do Harry! Why don't
you whiB your horses?'
"'Whip 'em, bishop! Amt | been
a-whippin of em my level best? Dc
you say that you must preach there
to-night?'
OF course l must
"'Well, bishop, | ask 1T just once
You see these horses are used TO my
style of talkin' to EN-. | know it's a
bad habit, and l know it's wrong, but
will you please give me a dispense
ton just this one time? If you will
I'll get you there or bust What dc
you say, bishop
THE bishop felt the case to be ex
IRENE
"'Well, Harry, | suppose I'll have
to- Fire away this one time
Harry ripped out an oath, and the
-. .,.,l,y,,
cleared the mud hole, and landed the
bishop in town just in time to keel
his appointment.-Harp Weekly
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-06-07

The so-called raining tree of the
Canary islands seems to be a special
provision of providence for supplying
the people with fresh water, which
they would otherwise be without A
heavy mist rises every morning from
the sea and rests on the thick leaves
of the tree, from which it fall in drops
during the remainder of the day until
it is exhausted. 1t is said that the
water from the tree furnishes every
family on one of the islands with all
they need and men are specially en-
ployed TO collect and distribute it.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-06-07
No Bad Debts in Their Card Club.

There are not 10 be any bad card
debts at the new club for women, says
the New York Sun. According to
rule which has just gone into effect
there, every loss must be paid within
"a hours or the account be handed
over to the chairman OF the house
committee. She is allowed to take ny
measures she considers best II was
decided that some such drastic pro.
vision as this would be the only
means of settling the complicated
questions certain to arise from bridge.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-06-07
Kissinu the Book.

The exact origin of kissing the
Book in English courts, though mod
ern, is obscure. 1t is not matter OF
legal obligation but seems to be mere
ly a custom dating from the middle OF
end of the eighteenth century. If a
witness claims to follow the law &C
cording to Coke and to take his cor
poral oath" by touching the Book who
shall refuse him his right?
The kissing" act seems akin in
deed TO what the fancy" call. some
what unpleasantly, a saliva custom
which in modern western life exists
in very few forms. though many OF
the lower classes still spit" on q
coin for luck.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-06-07

John, said his wife, now you
needn't tell me you mailed the letter
gave you this morning
"Of course / did What makes you
think | didn't?"
Il didn't give you any,"