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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-23
A Pleasant Surprise.

Miss Olga Golden was pleasantly
SURPRISED last SATURDAY. evening bv a
few of her intimate friends. The
guests gathered at Miss Olga's home
about nine O'Clock. and in behalf of
the guests, Mr.. S. X. Sunde present.
ed Miss Golden a purse of money.
Dainty refreshments we're served by
the guests. After enjoying few
hours Of social time all left for
their respective homes.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10
City Council.

City council met Tuesday night with
full attendance, also a delegation OF
fremen, and a representative of the
chemical engine company that recently
made deal with the council. The
fire engine was freely discussed, the
opinion being unanimous that the en-
CINE shipped to Troy was not the ma
chine ordered. The result is that the
council will further investigate the mat
ter, and attempt to see just what a
steel cylinder engine ought to be
worth.
An electric light was ordered put in
by the corner of the Christian church.
Regular bills were paid.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10
New Copper Company.

The Inland Empire Copper Com
pany will be organized in Troy Satur-
day. This company will operate the
Anderson copper mine a few miles
east of Troy, and will begin at once
the installation of a teaching plant.
Tests made show that the ore is leach
ing grade, and can be proftably work.
ed by that process. 800 feet Of tunnel
has already been run, and enough ore
uncovered to make the property well
worth development. That the mine
carries good values is shown by the
assays received from the best assayers in
Spokane. Many samples tested show
values running from $50 to 500 pei
ton. One test gave value OF Is pei
cent copper, and the quantity of ore
is sufficient to make big mine. II
you feel doubtful about this matter
drive out and investigate it.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10
Cured of Lung Trouble.

e"It is now eleven years since | had a
narrow escape from consumption, !"
writes G. O. Floyd, leading business
man Kershaw, S. G. 81 had run down
in weight to 1876 pounds, and coughing
was constant, both by day and by night.
Finally began taking DIR Kings new
discovery, and continued this for about
six months, when my cough and lung
trouble were entirely gone and | was
restored to nv normal weiwht, l70
pounds." Thousands of persons are
healed every year. Guaranteed at G.
V. Johnson's drug store SOC and Sl.OO-
Trial bottle free.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10

breakers and connivers at lawbreaking
out OF hundreds, perhaps thousands, OF
good people who are just as worthy OF
consideration in the sort of institutions
they shall live under as is any pro-
fessional reformer in all the broad land.
The law was enacted in fraud, mainly
by political adventures who had broken
every substantial pledge upon which
they were elected and voted away in
such shameless grabs double the cost
of reasonable administering the states
business and then only by combination
with the Mormons who had their own
political sins to conceal beneath this
shabby cloak Of righteousness. If the
law continues to result in strife, faction
alism, mischief and misdemeanor with
out end it will only be the honest Off
spring Of the circumstances ofits origin
and parents.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10
Coming to Troy.

On January 29 the Williams Jubilee
Singers will appear in Troy for their
third entertainment. That they will
have packed house is certain. There
is probably nowhere in the United
States finer company Of singers, and
their coming will be appreciated by
the people of Troy. That Troy is able
to draw so good an entertainment is
due solely to the fact that on both
former visits this company has been
given a large house OF appreciatlve
citizens, and this trip will be no ex-
ception. At the proper time seats will
be placed on sale, and if you want to be
sure Of getting in it will be we'll to Sc
lect early. They will appear under
the direction of the Troy Booster Club,
and per centage will go into a fund
for public improvement.
What others think of this company:
IAN audience of more than twelve
hundred people greeted Williams Dixie
Jubilee Singers at the White Temple,
Saturday evening, and from the great
applause, every one was delighted. -
The Oregonian, Portland.
THE Williams Jubilees deserve to
be recommended as one of the greater
entertainments before the public today
A member Of our music department
calls them (The Williams Dixie
Jubilee Singers a first class Jubilee
Company. We have invited them tc
be on our next lecture course. Charles
A. Berry, Washington Agricultural Col
lege, Pullman, Washington.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10
Sunday Rest Law.

.;.,oD Tribune: Boise City seems
Lewiston nth Wallace in a carnival
ya1i5D yi1s Sl'n opsr "is' the specific applica-
cOn'euusS ,ua Sunday rest law. The
r a;s'1 o. 'T' uatitOrium there has been
Esrsd su,,I closed to Sunday use over h .he
perez n the management who
Plss'i ad exemption p on the ground that
lnIs l'ls of baths could properly be re-
Va 'a,' .S 8 medicinal rather than
usu sssn,ile ii service. Following this
| lssu'r SuDdsv the Young Mems Christian
(.os;,tiOn S was required to abandon
t. sya moving exhibition Of the passion
because secular theatre had
J, y, Dreviously forbidden to give
snticaIly sa ally the same show. The re-
;ous" rny element is in arms against be-
,Vss Ssorved Of their pleasures, claim
thst such steps are calculated to
F. 9Th the law into contempt. To an
.s .sidsr it looks like the law is not the
l. Is ,bino that is being brought into
|.,.mnt' % The suspicion arises that if
ssbbath exhibition is good for the
,rsees it ought to be as good for the
3brcaus and sinners, though it is al
=, possible that something in the
/. atmosphere may modify this view
1 make an entertainment entirely
Ooer i within church walls, entirely
= Snroper il given within other walls.
= fiction that rose under another
me- would smell as sweet has been
poded long ago.
THE Boise Statesman says: Kew.
Dalton said that one thing the
ndav rest law means is that the re-
jOus have the right to worship God
suv manner they see fit. He said
IL Mr.. Koelch had gone long way
Of his way to embauass those who
ught to worship God for their bet
rment and the betterment OF their
low men. There is a great principle
stake, he said, which could not be
d aside by such an attempt as was
ade Yesterday" Softly, good sir.
Tufts thought so too when he con-
nptuously ignored and rode over
te law in the procuring of this partic-
br statute that is now so offensive and
kicuous to thousands OF good people
g. and out Of the church. That man
BY worship God and pursue happiness
his own way is another exploded fic-
bn Of our modern political creed,
be fact that man ought to have such
kht, and be held responsible here anc
(reafter for its exercise, does not alter
fact that it is no longer so. Every
|eacher in Boise is on record as de-
ing that Mormon has no right tc
Rship God in his own way and in
entally that he has no right to wor
p God at all. Before he can acquire
ch right, according to the Boise
eachers, he must change his religion
politics and his nature and ever
en- he will be in purgatory unless h,
ties right. The record shows righ
Fough that other advocates of thi
Fclous law sustain it only insofar as i
passes the other fellow; the instan
aOates one jot or title OF their owl
customed heedom and privilege
EN- 1t becomes persecution and a
Et.
The contention and feuds that hav
eady grown out Of this law may b
source Of delight and ediication t
ae people, but not to many. 1t ha
ale no man better man hut II ha
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10
Croun and Whooping Cough.

The mothers Of young chlIdren naVe
no need to fear these diseases II they
keep Chamberlain Cough Remedy at
hand. Mr.. M. Davenport, OF Pauls val,
lev. Ind Ter, writes: 81 have used
Chambarlain's Cough Remedy in my
family for several years and have 1ouna
1t especially effective for Group ana 91
whooping cough" For sale by c. "
johnson.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10

o, Willie, my darling, my hearts own delight,
love you at morning and noon and at night
Whenever chance your sweet vsage to see,
My fondest affection give unto thee
care not for honor, for wealth or for fame,
AS long sincerely you love me the
o, Wille-dear Wiiel-dont turn me aside,
But make me this leap-year your worshpping bride.
1 will wash for you cook for you, COWS will milk,
And cotton wrappers, not garments of silk
When sick you will find me an excellent nurse;
When dead you shall ride in the very best hearse.
Now, sweetheart how soon shall we two be made one
And our home be the happiest under the sun?
With oye- given hope your answer l wait,
January the first, nineteen hundred and eight.
SARAH JANE.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10

Is caring for many interests
while capitalizing none.
lie of l-atah County and con-
methods of "High-Finance"
your money here you can rest
Don't wait-open an ac-
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10
A POTLATCH
PROPOSAL.

THIS is LEAP YEAR, and the n H
eligibles Of the gentler sex
are losing time in making
the best of their opportunities. Here is the way
one Of the Potatch old maids made proposal to her
Willie" boy:
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-11-13
Living on n Nail.

u has been discovered that a happy
millers family living in the vicinity
OF the battlefield OF Waterloo have
derived "A regular income since 1915
from the sale OF a rusty iron nail. IL
was not many years after the battle
that an eccentric Euglishman. on the
strength OF an eyewitness $ evidence,
discovered that Napoleon hat had
been hanging on that nail. the EN-.
peror having rested awhile at the
mill during the battle An offer FOL
the old nail was Immediately accepted
by the previously guileless miller.
~ho after the deal replaced IL by an
other old nail and painted an In
scription round 1t on the wsll point
ing out It's historical value. One nail
after another has .one TO enrich coll
lections as priceless NapolsVnic rel
les.-Argooaut
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-11-13
Reluctant English Courtesy.

That gifted publicity man. A.
Toxin Worm. made the preposterous
claim in London, last winter. that he
would see to it that there was nc
"booing" OF the actors at the open.
ing performances of f. II. Sothern.
This popular English diversion con.
sists OF believing through the hands
and no first night" is supposed to
be complete without these vocal IN.
terruptions.
On the night OF Mr. Sothern's first
performance some forty-five evil.
looking men, bearing black jacks in
their sleeves were distributed
throughout the gallery and pit. There
was 70 interruption from the audi.
ence that night. but only the occa.
sional dull. thud OF black-jacks upon
knuckles. Every hand that was
raised, as a preliminary to the boo.
ing" process. received a quick blow.
Mr.. Worn says that he never saw so
many limp hands. and,-so many be-
widered faces assembled in any one
place as he saw that first night among
the crowd that left the theatre.
At the close of the week that digni-
fed journal. the Times, commented
gravely upon the growing courtesy Of
English audiences toward American
actors, and witnessed the case OF six
a single "boo. Success Magazine
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-11-13
A Forbidden Weapon.

Every traveller knows that there
are certain restrictions upon the in
reduction of arms into foreign coun-
tries. Among the weapons which il
is forbidden TO take into France is
the "tromblon," which is expressly
mentioned in the Penal Code as a
weapon the carryiLs and sale Of
which is not allowed. And yet the
"tromblon" is not a firearm which is
commonly used nowadays, for II Is
nothing else than the blunderbuss. a
weapon which old caricatures show
TO have been carried by the guards
OF coaches as a protection against
highwaymen and TO have been hung
over his fireplace by John Bull at
the time OF the scare OF Napoleonic
invasion a hundred years ago. The
blunderlNss had a flint lock, short
barrel and muzzle like a trumpet.
the bell mouth being designed to
scatter the slugs with which the
primitive piece was charged. Any
one who buys one at an old curiosity
shop had better take care how he in.
PRODUCES il into France. for the pen.
atty for doing so is a fine OF -1r
francs. cs.-London Globe.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-11-13
MAKES CITY GARDEN
IMMATURE YOSEMITE.
California Man Has Scenery 81
Famous Valley Reprodueed
Around His Home.

y. Currier, a member OF the san
Francisco Fire Department. was so
greatly a a'cinated with the beauties
OF the Yosemite Valley that he has
had the exterior of his house. at No.
1909 Lyon street, decorated with
paintings depicting famous scenes in
the valley.
Currier was unable 20 visit the
Yosemite as often as he desired, and
therefore adopted the simple ex-
pedient OF having the Yosemite
brought 10 him. He engaged an artist
friend 10 paint on the front OF his
dwelling the scenes he so much ad-
mired. Now he can take a seat in
his front garden, throw a pebble at
the cat and instantly envelop him
self in the atmosphere OF mountain
pine and roaring torrent. Others
have 10 pay hotel bills, guide fees
and railroad fare, but not Currier.
The Yosemite is az his door. He can
imagine himself either at home or
abroad, according TO his fancy.
Outside the little garden hedge the
worlds iarring cry may disturb the
hours, the hokey pokey man may tell
community what he is selling and
small boy may give shrill whistle
10 a companion six blocks distant. but
Currier heeGs not. From his front
garden he can see the faint suggestion
OF breeze signing through the
tall pines, the black oaks and
silver frs standing out in vivid mag
nificence against the background OF
the outside wall. He can see the
summer sun transform into da-
monds, like natures gems in natures
crown, the splashes Of snow on noun
tain summit. above his kitchen win.
dow. He can view the cascade send
ing up a glorious shower of whitened
water as IL dashes down between the
embankments OF solid rock over the
front door steps. The fleecy clouds
he can enjoy as they sail over the
water butt. Violet haze and purple
shadow he can get by hitching his
chair around to the side of the house
Currier visited the Yosemite two
years ago, and since then has felt the
call repeatedly. SO strongly finally
became the fascination that he had
the scenes painted.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-11-13
NEWSY GLEANINGS.

According to a decision of the Ill
nois Supreme Court foam is not beer.
Railroad companies are preparing
10 eXpend millions for freight equip
ment
Dalmatians look with suspicion on
Austria's annexation of Bosnia and
Herzegovina.
Turkish Ministers are pleased at
Russia's determined opposition TO
Austria's aims.
Rear-Admiral Emory landed at
Annoy and called on the imperial Chi
nese commissioners.
lee De Forest. the wireless expert.
said wireless telephones were proving
success on two British warships.
Henry Farman covered twenty
miles in twenty minutes in his aero
plane, flying from Mourmelon to
Rheims.
At the dispersal Of the McGrath-
iaua Stud of horses. the property of
OF Milton Young. 46S head realized
sS1.2S5.
Naval officers al Newport eS-
pressed the opinion that the stranded
cruiser Yankee would be saved by
John Arbuckle's plan.
Many EXPRESSIONS OF public opinion
I'm favor of the anti-noise ordinances
were received in New York City by
the Committee on Laws and Legisla-
tior.
The Bulgarian Ministry OF Justice
issued orders that in future subjects
OF foreign powers in Bulgaria should
no longer enjoy the intermediary OF
their consuls.
The New York City Board Of Edu-
cation postponed action on resolu-
tion designed TO bar teachers and
other employees from taking an active
interest in politics.
Bequests OF S15o.0oo 20 the Metro
politan Museum OF Art and Of So
OOO. 900 20 the New York Post Grad
uate Hospital were made in the will
OF Frederic Cooper Hewitt.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-11-13

And now. distinguished physician
says that too much sunshine kills
consumptives. While scientists dis
agree. laments the Louisville Cour-
ier-Journal. the tuberculosis germ
continues TO saw wood.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-11-13
ECZEMA and PILE CURE FREE

Knowing what II was TO suffer. ] wlb
give FREE OF CHARGE to any affiicteG
positive cure for Eczema. Salt Rheump
Erysipelas Piles and skin Diseases. In
stant relief Don't suffer longer. Write
F. w. WILLIAMS 400 Manhattan Ave-
nue. New York. Enclose Stamp.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-11-13
J. WILL CARPENTER
Furnishing Undertaken and Funua Dlr9. Y

Office and Warerooms. IS P.ainhele
St. Olneyville. r. |. Residence, 81 Plain
field 81. Calls attended day and night
Cofbns ass Caskets lined and trimmed IN
the best manner and everything furnishes
at short notice. Telephone. 80 West.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-11-13

Postmaster General George Won l..
Meyer spoke the other night I'm the
Harvard union on THE postofice aud
the Proposed Changes Therein" lie
was heard by about $50 college men.
After referring to the history OF the
postofice in the United States and its
tremendous development. Mr. Meyer
spoke Of the deficits in the postal
service in the past and prophesied that
n would be greater this year than
ever before. owing TO the increase
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19

AvENUE-SIxTEESTH AVENUE
ENTIRE EASTERN FRONTAGE of I6th av-
between H and I srS-. IN block facing Golden
Gate PARK
Street work done sewer. water and gas.
These ara the list and only lots between
II and I s1s. on the market ready 10 bald on
Terms % suit
WILL ADVANCE MONEY TO buyers at s
Der cent
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
WARM COUNTY REAL EsTATE

TERMS. II CASH. BALANCE SO MONTH
TANIALPE4S Valley IS beng soin ID 1er-s az
SEQ an acre aud Up TAmalpais VALLEY -
Beautifully wooded and ccclm411s a zrand
view q mountain and bay a 1eF Tears aso
acres II Tie BerkaIey hills sold -1r reW
hundred dollars To-day they worth r1ou-
sands q ioIIars- Today. acres IN lll alley.
oue aLla Distant f-uu Idm1LpaLs valley ar8
worth frou $4,000 70 s6.5eG. Remember thas
suburban acres are hard 90 get We are 1uIld-
f1g rUalls and laying water 60 every -C-- Elee-
rrfc L-hr and reLep101e service are 4ssllreti
TIE electric trains are cCuTeulear d1d TN 81
haIt Lc1- schedule Thls IS probably your Lasc
chance ID ser beautiful acre domestic within
; niles OF san Fr11cisg0 for few 1-1t1rest
dollars We have sold II q these lors IN
The aSc few 9eeks- I1gesrLz1rs L1u4l pals
Valley and for Yourself send tQr Has
rrared booklet CEANST0N. BELkEL d
DWYER, 573 California 81 PaoDs Aearny
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19

GLENN COUNTY HOME PLACE
SIS 00G-6s0 acres. ) miles from town. fam
fly 0rchar1- 9 lcrss almonds 100 acres
grain. the roads: schools 1 nile: beautifully
situated= elevation I eco feet delightful eli
mate. has cost owner So. 900. first class
buildings, : horses. 50 head Of cattle, chick
ems. turkeTs. etc, and al implements and Te-
hfcles included (E1S6Sl
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
flQQ

Think o< getting buagalow with 2 la-ge rms.
and bath and toilet. large lot By paying s50G
cash and $3.50 per mo- Do1't fail TO see this
SUNDAY as owner f. compelled to leave city
and must SELL Located at 1880 41th nr-
St Take Ellis and VFarreH cars Don
b ulssIed bv agents As ycu gee OF ears. but
ccrne direct 70 bungalow.
SEE or-R $500 LOT 5ax10os ONLY $50 CASH
BALANCE SO MONTHLY FREE Or INTER
EST Or TAXES: GARLLNE esRADED
All, Iys HOMES NOW BUILDING. ASK
AROrT OUR SPECIAL DISCOUNT AD-
DRESS BOX 422s. CALL OFFICE
81 .000 C-tsH-311 shotwen st. near ITth-Cot-
tage, 5 rooms, bath. high basement large
yard
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19

BATHS
CLEANLINESS Is HOLINESS. NO RESORT Is
PERFECT WITHOUT GOOD BATHING.
NATURAL HOT SULPHUR AND IRON
PLUNGE BATH NATURAL Hot
BORAX PLUNGE BATH NAT
URAL HOT MAGNESIA
TUB BATHS
HOWARD SPRINGS. the IDEAL health and
pleasure resort. IS most picturesqueiy situated
amidst the pine forests Of Lake county Eleya-
ton $500 feet Absolutely free from fog and the
harsh summer winds OF the coast CLIMATE
PERFECT Excellent trout fishing Fine deer
and quail hunting Daily papers and current lit
erature kept on fle PosteEdce and telephone On
premises Daily stage twice day
HOWARD SPRINGS, the foremost watering
FTRST-HOWARD SPRINGS has ~ different
mineral springs. every mineral known IA water
Tor medicinal purposes The MAGNESIA SPRING
1as stomach trouble coulalns I1e LdfSes1 percent
age OF magnesiz shown By any spring IN the
world The temperature, being 106 degrees
Fahreahett. gives IL delightful warn. soothing
taste-jHsC the thing for the stomach. With mis-
spring the owner guaralrees TO cure most any
case OF stomach trouble Can produce hundreds
OF testimonials OF cures by this water Ac-
kn0wIedged by Leading PHYSICIANS. who have sent
their patients there. that these springs produce
the best results 0f any water known ID them
SECOND-THE LTFHIA SPRING contains
more uthia 10 the gallon than any other spring
In the state ot California 80 says that eminent
chemist Eror- w l. HeHZet- tn1led states
chemist appraisers building. San Francisco
Has 4 cool. delightful taste and can be drunk
freely ar all times
In addition 70 the two above principal springs
there ara 40 others. consisting OF iron. borax.
alum. soda, arsenic, lime, sulphur and every
other mineral desired
All OF the springs and baths within three
Minutes walk II the main hotel
No other resort in the state can furnish such
a combination Of medicinal mineral drinking
waerr and mineral baths be found at
Howard Springs, Lake County, CALIFORNIA Refund
trip tickets from San Francisco and Oakland, 50,
BY the way OF CaIfstoga fucluding one OF the
finest stage drives in the state Take cars FOR
Calistega from san Francisco at T-30 a. n. OF
from Oakland Sixteenth street depot )
o'clock a. n, arriving at Caiist0ga at 10 80
A. m connecting with stage and arriving at the
Springs at 2. N.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19

CITY REAL EsTATE-Continued
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO Or OAKLAND PROPERTY
THE FAMOUS HOWARD SPRINGS
IN LAKE COUNTY, CAL
$50. .0oe
HOWARD SPRINGS.
LAKE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA-
THE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA"
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
REDrCFD FRnlr &c 20

UALLL UE- rE-A-N EANLa
S11,5o0-s30 acres Il san Mareo CO. 15o
acres IN grain fne pasrIrages abundant water
supply timber. ulexCeued climate magui1-
cent view good house and bath. all outside
improvements necessary for lAEs-ings 1Dpls-
ments included; good rental properly easy
terms tR1Ge7}
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19

S-rHuce Brokers Loans Negotiated Man
ageueut OF Once Buildings and Properties
Given Special Attention
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
REDwOoD CRY REAL EsrAFE

VILLA rracE. - r. f-onrzgz- $50 up- 10 Per
cent down. SO per monrhs interest 10
taxes uaclmaGzel streets. euras. water 411
sewer free 70 purchasers warn cImare- sr-
eeIIent railroad and educdciclaI facilities.
c E WILCOX Co. 81 Goldea Gate ar.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19

MARIN COUNTY INCOME PROPOSITION
SO. 0oo-HGteI OF 5 rooms and livery dusi-
ness IN one OF the besr locations IN Marin
county good income; III health reason for
sale; VII take 1. cash or viii trade for CITY
or country property (R1ASl
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
COEEEE LOT

l4s-0le Block fr8l HAYES and Bucha1an;
he -ars q So roous and barn eaclf %
sunny corner. IN best renting 1-s-r1cL y
frrr
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
BCSINEss INVESTlTENT

q. T. U1IBSES & Co
le1- Esrzte Renting Collecting and Insurance
- Aunr-gulerT 81