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Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
WIEC IRLANDZKI.

Dublin, RI pazdziernika. -
Wczoraj odbyI sic tu wiec irlan-
dzkiej partyi narodowej, ma kt6-
rym postanowiono Emusic rad
do wprowadzenia kwestyi prawo
o wladaniu ziemi W Irlandyi pod
obrady izby nizszej parlamentu.
JednoczeSnie postanowiono wy
razic podziekowanje dla ludu a.
merykahskiego "a hojne poparcie
finansowe kwestyi irlandzkiej.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
NIEBYWAkE MROZY.

Berlin, FL pazdziernika. - w
calej Srodkowej Europe panuja
straszne mrozy. Termometr
wskazuje cd 7 do IS stopni poni-
zej zera wediug Fahrenheita, Ze
Szlazka donosza o niebywalych
zamieciach SnieznychE Podobne,
mrozy W pazdzierniku ME zdarzy-
iy sic juz Cd 1866 roku.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
PLACE ROBOTNIKoW JA-
PONSKICH.

Washington, D. c., ri pazdzler
nika. - Wedfug raportu amery-
kahskich konsul0w Z Nagasaki, w
Japonii robotnicy japohscy, pra-
cujacy dziesiec godzin dziennie
przy budowie okret6w, otrzymu-
ia nastepujace zaplaty: kotlarze
% cent6w, Slusarze AZ centow,
stolarzc i cieSle ST, molderzy 81
cent6w, mechanicy 81 cent6w,
maszynisci 81 cent6w, giserzy
$I.o2.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
PODKOP POD WIEzIENIEM
Orenburg, 21 pazdziernika.

Orenburg, FL pazdziernika. -
Policyi tutejszej uda}o sic wykryc
podkop podziemny prowadzacy
synagogi do wiezienia W kto-
rym znajduje sic wielu wiezni6w
politycznych. Podkop byi zupet-
ME gotowy trzeba bylo przebic
jedynie powloke asfaltowa. w
podziemnym tym korytarzu zna-
leziono ubrania dla dwunastu
wiezni6w.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
SERBIA PkACT ODSZKODO-
WANIE.

Londyn, 81 pa5dziernika. - Z
Bia]ogrodu donosza, re rad
serbski zgodziI sic ma zap}acenie
odszkodowania kuDcom austryac-
kim, kt6rych skleov zostafy roz-
bite podczas ostatnich demonstra
cyl anti austryackich w Serbii.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
NIEMCY NAMAWIAJA TUR-
KoW DO WOJNY.

Paryz 21 pazdziernika. - w
kolach urzedowych paryskich
krqzq pogloski, re posei Niemiec
w Konstantynopolu baron Bic
bernstein doradza rzadowi turec-
kiemu wypowiedzenie wojny. Po-
gloski te jakkolwiek dotad ME
potwierdzone wzbudzaja tn sill
ne zaniepokojenie. Stanowisko ia
kie zajeiy Niemcy W sprawach
poiwyspu Balkahskiego stale sic
coraz to bardziej tajemnicze.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
SPoR 0 WYSPY CLIPPER
TON.

Paryz, FL pazdziernika. --- Rad
francuski zaproponowa} rzadowi
meksykahskiemu wybor kr6la
Wiktora Emanuela ma arbitra W
sprawie sporu pomiedzy tymi o.
bydwoma pahstwami o wiasnoSG
wyspy Clipperton ma oceanic Spo-
kojnyn7.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21

Union City, Tenn, FL pazdzier-
nika. - Gubernator Patterson
odkomenderowaf oddziaf milicyi
ktoremu polecii scigac nocnych
jezdzc6w, zabojcow dw6ch zna-
nych adwokatow Walnut Log.
Procz milicyi dwoch szeryfow
pomocnikami scigaja zbrodnia-
rzy, ma ktorych juz So tropie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
POWR0T BYLEGO AMBA-
SADORA DO DOMU.

New York, III pazdziernika. -
Ma pokladzie parowca "Nieuw
Amsterdam" po jedenastu latach
siuzby dyplomatycznej poza gra-
nicami Stanow, powr6cil do do
mu Charlesmagne Tower, byly
ambassador amerykahski W Ber-
linie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
FUNDUSZ DEMOKRATYCZ.
NY

New York, III pazdziernika. -
Narodowy komitet demokratycz-
ny ogfosiI wczoraj liste fundu-
STOW zebranych ma kampanie
przedwyborczq. Lqczna suma ze-
brana dotychczas wynosi $780,
600.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
PRODUKCYA NAFTY.
Washington, D. c., 2I pazdzie

Washington, D. C., 81 pazdzler
nka. - WedIug sprawozdanla
biura geologicznego W ubieglym
roku produkcya nafty znacznie
przybraia. Najwiekszy przyrost
przypada ma Stany Illinois i O.
klahoma. w ciagu calego roku
wydobyto I66,oo6,335 beczek ma
fly, czyli O 3o,6oI,399 wiecej niz
w roku poPrzednim.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
PODRoz BRYANA.

Louisville, KY, FL pazdzierni-
ka. - Tysiaczne tiumy ludu wi
tally Bryana W podrozy po Stanie
Kentucky. Wieczorem kandydat
dcmokratyczny wyglosif move W
tutejszem mieScie, W kt6rej o.
mawial platforme demkoratycz-
nq.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
ZABURZTNIA ANTYNIE-
MIFCKIE.

Wieden, 21 pazdziernika. -
Demonstracye antyniemieckie W
Lublanie trwaja wciaz w dalszym
ciagu. Poiozenie namiestnika
Krainy Teodora Schwarca Jest
mocno zachwiane, prawdopodob-
ME zostanie on odwoiany.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
PoWsTAN1E MuRzYNow.

Madryt, 21 pszdziernika. -
Ministeryum wojny odebralo via
domosc, z m. Melilla poiozonego
W Marokku 0 powstaniu plemie-
MIA Riff.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
THAW ME POJEDZ1E DO
PITTSBURGH.

Pittsburg, Pa, al pazdziernika.
Sedzia federalny Young sprzeci-
viii SIG, azeby Thaw, znajdujacy
sic w zakladzie dla oblakanych, W
Matteawan, n. Y, udaf sic do
Pittsburgh wezwany ma swiadka
W sprawie swojego bankructwa.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
KONrEC STRAJKU STUDEN.
TOW.

Petersburg, RI pazdziernika.--
Studenci uniwersytet6w peters
burskiego moSkiewskiego posta-
nowili strajk- zakohczyc ponow-
ME rozpoczat sIuchanie wykia-
dow.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
TRZESIENIE Z1FMI.

Manila, RI pazdziernika. -
Wczoraj da}o sic tu odczue Kill
kanaScie s}abych wstrzasnien zie-
mi. Dotad iednak ME donosza G
zadnych szkodach.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
KONWENCYA FEDERACYI
PIRACY.

Peoria, Ill, FL pazdsiernika. -
Wczoraj rozpocze1y sic tn obra-
dy 20 dorocznej konwencyi 'Illi-
nois State Federation of Labor.
Zgromadzilo sic $50 delegatow,
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
WAz PoMIEDzY oWocAMI.

Joliet, ILL.,, ri pazdziernika. -
Pewien przekupieh owocow zna-
laz1 W przesyfce z Meksyku ja-
dowitego VEGA t. wv. "trinorpho-
DON. Weza trudem zdofano
zabic.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
OSTATNIA POCzTA.
o zien1ie W Poznahskiem.

! L lllSllllSNhlS NOllOOLq " W
faniu sic cen ziemi ma wschodnich
kresach pruskich jako o pierw-
szem nastepstwie prawa, o wy
wiaszczeniu, Jako dow6d przyta-
| czaja dokonane w ostatnich CA
sach dwie tranzakcye, przy kt6-
rych rzeczywiscie cena, zaplaco-
ma "a ziemie, byla bardzo nizka.
l talk sprzedano ma publicznej liz
cytacyi we wsi Duszno pod
Trzemesznem gospodarstwo, O.
bejmujace 2o5 morgow "a 10000
marek i W powiecie mogileh-
skim gospodarstwo, "a kt6re
przed niedawnym czasem ofiaro-
wano podobno 10000 marek i
10000 mix. "Dziennik Poznahski"
zaznacza, re diva te przyklady ME
sq przekonyw1ljace. Publiczne Ii
cytacye czesto przynosza tego ro-
dzaju niespodzianki. Z drugiej
zaS strony rozgfaszanie przez pra-
Sc niemiecka wiadomoSci o cofa-
niu sic cen ziemi ma wschodnich
kresach pruskich moze bye ma
newrem, obliczonym ia wywo-
lanie poplochu. Przemawiac sic
zdaje "a TEN artykul, zamiesz-
czony W tel sprawie W arcyhaka-
tystycznym "Gesellige'', kt6ry
ia podstawie dw6ch wyzej
przytoczonych faktow Z nietajo-
ma radoscia zapowiada dalsza OBJ
mike cen ziemi.
Katoliccy hakatySci.
L niemieckich katolickich k0I
urzedniczych ma kresach wscho-
dnich odbiera "Ger1nania" arty-
ku}, przedstawiajacy stosunki, pa
nujace tam, W bardzo prawdzi-
wem Swietle.
Urzednik katolik, chociazby ro-
dowity niemiec, jest zawsze figu-
ra podejrzana y rzadu. Wielu
wiec Z Mich prag1lac zatrzet te
ciazacq ma Mich plane, stale sic
naJzacietszymi hakatysta1ni, ME
przekonania, ale tylko, by "a
aforementioned swoj patryotyzm.
Poniewaz jednak to ME wy
starcza do zdobycia peInego zau-
fania, charakter swoj katolicki "a
cierajq powoli, usuwajac sic cd
KoScio}a, posyIajac dzieci do
szk6} ewangelickich, a wreszcie,
! jezeli iona jest ewangeliczkq, CO
w tych okolicach czesto sic zda-
RIA, porzucaja zupelnie wyznanie
Swoje. Gdzie jednak iona jest ka-
toliczkq, / ME pozwala ma
oddanie dzieci do szkoi protestant
ckich, tam urzednik katolik stara
sic przynajmniej tenn zadokumfn-
towac swoj patryotyzm, ze W
swieta katolickie pracuje zarowno
protestanckimi kolegami w biu
RE, chociaz wolnym jest Cd te-
| go.
Postepowanie takie doznaje II,
znania wladz przelozonych ME
omijajs go "culagi" i wynagro-
dzenia. Urzednik TAXI stale sic zu-
peinie biernem narzedziem w
rekach rzadu i bez wzgledu ia
interesy katolickie g}osuje nawet
przy wyborach na protestanta,
tax, jak mu prze}ozona w}adza
! kaze.
Zmiana kursu.
} Do "Berl. TagebI." donosza o
zmianie kursu w Synodzie po
| powrocie prezesa gabinetu mini
strow do Petersburga. Stoiypin
| W rozmowie Z oberprokuratorem
| Synodu Izwolskim metropolita
professionalism Antonim oswald
czyi, re reakcyjny kierunek dzia-
ialnosci Synodu ME odpowiada
politycc rzadu. Napa5c ma hr.
Tolstoja byla ciezkim nietaktem,
Ma konferencyi stwierdzono, re
biSkuDi Hern1o0eneS Serafim ga
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
pZIENNIK .NARopoWY

pismo unlIne, drukowane przez uniJ.
nych robotnIkow.
Dzlennik NarodowN union paper,
printed by union printers.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
WHEN COOKING POTATOES

Make potatoes as nourishing possible
] should. after thoroughly brushing cleaning the
outside steam them in their Jackets Then
remove the skins, return them to the steamer for
few minutes to be heated them with some form
of fat
all the nutritious qualities of the tuber. Wash and
scrub WELL then lay them the shelf of fairly hot
oven They should be turned once or twice dur
ing the process of cooking time from and half
to hours
Pinch them. and if soft and yielding they are suf-
hciently cooked small piece may be cut out of the
end of each potato and little butter salt pepper and
onion juice inserted and then the piece replaced A
sprig OF mint in the water is when boiling potatoes
great Observation-Disclosures,
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
Some Ideas for Women Readers
MAYONNAISE BEATER

" BLUE and white porcelain bowl fitted with beater
~ and oil dropper facilitates the creaming
oil and egg together, and is successful in ths
long than ordinary fork. The bowl OF shapa
that sets firmly the table and the top covered all
except small disk in the center. with metal sheet
Through this opening a small handle used to
turn the beater which is concealed inside the bowl
This beater in the form of propesrs both nanges
perforated with rather holes. by means
of this rapidly revolving that mayonnaiss is
whipped At side the bowl ana nttfnx
into the stands tiny metal funnel the small
er end reaching through the OF the bowl Into
this funnel the oil is poured an attachment ad-
Justed that the oil be dropped into the mayon-
nase drop time and slowly as desired
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
FOR SOFT WOOD FLOORS

4 SOFT wood floor be just attractive
~ and as easily kept a hard wood floor. have
the following method with my floors
First be thoroughly cleaned, then planed
and cracks filed An excellent preparation
for filing cracks is made follows: Put
dust in dish pour enough boiling
1t and let stand until 1t almost pupy stirring
occasionally When the sawdust has reached this
stage. put it over boil until IT is of about
the same consistency as good paste. Strain off all
moisture and add enough thin glue water soften
little
Press this into the cracks between boards let
harden.
The next step is to the surface of the floor
with good ready prepared wood filler, which may be
bought of any dealer in varnishes.
When the wood filler has dried apply
of floor varnish To keep such clean all that is
needed is daily brushing over with a broom over
which there has been slipped cheesecloth
occasional wping with linseed o-Suburban Life
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
Thinking how good he il"
JEAN JABOT
ur French Visitor Mixes Up With John Rockefeller Politics. and Finds
Out How Some Things Are Done
tics. and Finds

he get money away from a Orphan Asylum If neces-
sary. He knows how to make money faster than a
printing press Beside ne the Phyllydelphic mint is
a anachure. But Publick Opinion aroused Demi-
Treasury shoots the shoots
NJ Brine mad So he write letter to NJ .Rosefelt.
Gentle and Amyable sir" letter which are
wrote to NJ Rosefelt last, lit grieves deep to in
form you that you aussi has crooked Octopuss in
your ranks. Throw him out the same to you and
many OF them"
So Crooked Octopuss Rep. Committee shoots
shoots
Also others. And NJ Rosefelt makes NJ Forker do
1t, too just for exercise
Byne-bye it are so that issues. platforms and ct
cetry things all hded by large clouds of Standard
OIL gents both parties shooting shoots. Issues,
bright day with searchight.
NJ Tuft large Rep. Candydate standing
stumpage in Blodgetts Landing n. H, telling about
beautiful in Phiypeen Islands and other nice
things when letter comes from NJ Rosefelt But this
time it are a private letter.
Dear Bill" letter says, "if you to talk say
something's If can't something's. for heavens
sake shut and let me do 1t. Call Brine liar
something like those This campane quiet
getting my nerves"
NJ Tuft say garcon which bring letter.
Tell he, Sure Miker
thing meme and nasty to to somebody. But he
dippermat and it take he long time to do 1t.
M. Rosefelt can't wait other people auss.
Dignifde u S. Candydate walking down rue
thinking UP speech which will sound and don't
nothing Opposite Candydate him.
Hey! YeyI yell Opposite Candydate, pointing finger
at Dignifde one. STANDARD oiler! He a Stand
ard Oileri"
Dignhde Candydate never make speech he think up
So are it all over Candydate which first think up
bright idea call other candydate Standard Oer'
win elecshun. 1t scinch.
Pollytics in U. S. amt nothing except who is
Standard Oiler who isn't.
the trouble nobody don't really know Some
people which is called Standard Oilers isn't other
peoples which amt called So
they won't be no Standard oilers and pollytics
be debolished.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
T.5 B QaB LET Us LAUGH
GsHM&Z and BE MER.RY
LEGISLATIVE HUMOR

NURING recent session of a New England legisla-
~ ture member who thought that the making OF
game laws had gone little too far introduced a
bill prohibiting the spearng. hooking snarng. cap
turing unawares maltreatng any male female
elephant in the state of Vermont"
Thls bill was amid burst of laughter, referred to
the committee the insane.
bill having been introduced providing that physi-
clans prescriptions be written in English member
Immediately made solemn protest against the idea.
lie wished to know how the following would look:
wafer L ounce
Salt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1 spoonful
burnt sugar pfnch
1t was not humorist, however who presented to
the state bill for $50 indemnity for killing in
the town of Battleboro two ynxes running at large
in restrained condition"
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
TWO BITS

ONCE there was rs cent piece who thought he was
" the whole thing.
Foolish one" said subsidiary coin who occupied
the next compartment In the till. you are not the
whole thing by any You but a quarter of
the whole"
Yes, but being quarter. not compIets In and
to myself' Am not unit, indtYistbls an
ego. entity?"
NO, broke in a grumpy, crumpled greenback with
the emphasis with which old customarily punctu-
ates its remarks. you unit You are a dual
personality. Hence the appellation, two bits"
How things are changed" said the shop keeper Al
he rang up another SALE
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
HOW TO GET RID OF PLASTER

= OMETIMES when houses settie-especfally new
Ohouses-ugly cracks appear at the junction OF tha
sidewall and the ceiling They hard to patch nm
because the trouble is not merely the surface.
One remedy is wire and muslin covering B1v wrra
netting with about quarter inch mesh Cut IL from
foot to is inches wide, and tack it the wall and
ceiling so that II makes uniform concave curve FIJI
in bad ridges and hOllows with plaster OF paris and
paste muslin over the whole See muslin sticks
fast to the wire. Give coat OF sizing and lat A.
dry Then decorate with wall paper If the covnsz is
narrow. an is inch frieze is Just the thing
An even better plan is o buy wire covino raa.u
it, however. ~oS
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
BACK HOME
Why the One Who Had Wandered Would
Not Accept Mollie's Invitation to Call
Bv lack P. Robinson

1, t is good old friend, for his handclasp.
hearty sincere. is like draft OF mellow wine
aged; yea. unto a swg Of pure spring
water to thirsty
When we met Mollie the other morning down street.
by the butter store, coming toward US with
generous gladstone smile upon noble features we
grasped her routstretched hand and gave 1t warm
gentle pressure; and we honestly glad for we
hadn't laid eyes on Mollie for nigh years.
And Mollie those girls who continually rad-
ate Joy with gladness
But 1t was same old Mollie; that Is. she isn't
80 yet, that anyway. But she dee
lighted to US, and dee-lghted also
double dee.lighted. We asked each other about II
old acquaintances. more less. got gave all
sorts Of information time than 1t takes tell
1T. Then MolIe:
Married YETI"
why. no; of course not" she said trins sndig-
nantly. poutng a little
"Dear mel How's that7 What have the young fell
lows thinking Of a nice girl like
you. long since? And how you keep getting older
and good looking. while keep looking oIdfr
and getting worse-I What I trying 10
say?'
Don't jolly, Jack" said MoIIe Don't have to
stay at home and keep house for pa and mar"
"Ah! Gamma leave old folks now we'd better
tie a Vice." I quote remembering the old song
suppose you're married. though" ventured MoIle
doubtfully.
"Noper' said l. Il lodged"
What" said Mollie. very Indignantly
Il lodged I mean wanted to see the coun-
Where you suppose I've been these seven long
years? Clear California back Why. I've
washed my in the Pacific ocean since saw you
last"
You might tell it politely" said Nrouie.
Fact. Down San Pedro Long Beach Had
been inland three long and seen salt
water. You don't know what that means you folks
that get chance go down river twice a week all
summer. So when I the glorious Pacific stretch
ing before clear Nagasaki. gave one whoop
like wild red Indian. Chinaman standing
near; then kicked Off my shoes socks and waded
in Why. it made feel 10 years younger. I was
a boy again Then I vent
Il don't where you went" interrupted MoIlis.
I'm glad you're back again. What does man want
to roaming of everywhere into heather lands like
for?"
Why thOught''-you what credit traveller
and explorer gets from his people-I thought
you'd be glad hear about 1t all"
'Boshr said Mollie. Call some evening next week
and I'll 1 invite two or three old friends
around to meet you"
Thus 1t is. Tempus fugit. The heavenly bodies
swing round their courses that the small cycles
may make bigger cycles. The years come and GO
flying, almost 1t seems. fly the autumn leaves be-
But friends. like other commodities. fewer the
number the more enhanced their value. the years
glide by. but hold
Perish the thought! I wonder II MolIie would
have invited If I'd lied had a wife
and six children instead OF proclaimng myself stiu
a bach? course mott
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
EQUALITY

BY John Kendrick Bangs
"Bosh!' said the Rain Drop>to the Sea.
Don't you lord II over me.
big you are, and full Of noise.
Like lot OF bowling boys;
Broad you are and fathoms deep,
And your waves are high and steep;
but you can't deny it's true
/ am quite as wet as you.
"And most any Ounce can see
That's what waters meant to be-"
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
THE FINAL WORD

is related Of Phil Spayce miner-author that
he never is long at loss for simile drawing
freely his personal experiences which, after ALL
most practically When he seeks to ind-
cate the Ill humor OF his characters he
They were cross two sticks" they were
as mad as hornets" they angry as de-
mons"
For these be phrases all hackneyed. Rather does
this keen observer pen it,
They snappy as a man and wife who have
spent Sunday in fiat hunting"
And with the final word has been spoken
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
KEEPING OUT 1NTRUDERs

sc one time had trouble with trespassers." said
~ McJones with smile. "They used to break
things bit, and once twice 1 missed of my
stun; but ingenious little idea my own put
operation a cessation"
And what was this ingenious idea % asked McSmith
Come with and I'll show you" said McJones
and he led his visitor the place. where
over gate sign with this inscription:
please do not irritate the rattlesnakes."
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
BUSTING" THE TRUST

esl OoK here. BILL" exclaimed the Iowan this
l. orator person is bitter enough the sub
ject of trusts but, everybody county
he at time a good deal interested in one of
them"
Sure" assented the otner. but just consider what
he did when he awoke the enormity OF the thingl
Didn't he do his level best
1t of his factories for twice they
worth"
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
DEFINITIONS
Ellis o. Jones.

[TATEsMAN-one who thinks a public office
y public trust
Politician-one who thinks public once pri-
vate snap.
Captain of ndustry-one who thinks private trust
is public necessity
Democrat-one who thinks private is
public evil.
Republican-One who thinks private is all
right If it is rightly managed and properly ged.
socialist-one who thinks public trust is private
necessity
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
TO cURRYcoMB FISH

ssDE SURE not to forget new currycombs sa,o
~ some one when the members of a prospective
camping party making list of supplies Tb,
made me curious. as knew there was to be no horse
at the camp Inquiry disclosed the fact that cnrrv
corao Is better than anything for taking the scale.
from hsh.-Good Housekeeping. 80 Se~'ss
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
CAMPAIGN ODDS

The odds rather heavy in the presidential race
n dollars it is five one, and when you bet lid
will place
:. VIII be a simple panama against Merry Wild"
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-25
DEFECTIVE

MRs CRAWFISH-what makes your husband think
wv that women shouldn't be allowed vote?
Mrs Crabshaw--Hs says would be able to
fold the ballots right
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-28
Land Sale

Notice isshereby given that | will as td-
ministrator Of the estate OF Joe Ann Rhea
deceased. by virtue of an order OF the Probate
court OF Randolph county. Arkansas. duly
made and entered OF record az It's kregular
July term 1908 on Saturday. the 10th day OF
september 1908 between the hours prescribed
by law for judicial sales. expose for sale and
sell to the highest and best bidder at the
north front door Of the court house in town
Of Pocahontas. Randolph county, Arkansas,
tine following described lands belonging to
the estate OF the said Joe Ann Rhea. deceased
towlt: An undivided six-twentieths interest
in and to the south west quarter OF section
thirteen, the north east quarter Of the north
east fractional quarter OF section twenty
three. and the west half of the north
W sst quarter of section twenty-four. ali in
township eighteen north of the base line in
range two west of the fifth principal meridian.
Said lands will be sold for the purpose Of pay
ingthe debts duly probated against said estate
and said lands will be sold upon the follow
ing terms; upon a credit OF three months, and
the purchaser )r purchasers viii be reluirpd
TO execute note for the prompt payment Of
the purchase money with good and apptoved
solvent personal security and q lien villa iA
retained UPON the land iol tho sauc
This August 30, 1905. w. a. JACKSON.
administrators of the estate ot Joe ANN Rhca
deceased
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-08-28
Two Games at Success

There were two very interesting
games Of baseball at Success on last
Friday and Saturday. On Friday
Success and Corning crossed bats
and played very closely contested
game, the fnal score standing to
10 in favor of Success. Batteries:
Corning Wells and Smith; Success
Tanner and Redwine.
The game Saturday was between
Success and Current View and was
also very interesting game. Cur
rent View won by the close score
of II to 9.