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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-23

Mrs. shopper latter inspecting every.
thing In the storel-I don't see any
thing here that suits me. suppose !
may as well 90 down to Stacys, aud see
what they have They usually have
a good assortment.
Salesman-Here's a card OF one Of
their statesmen. Won't you kindly ask
for him?
Mrs. shopper = All: A friend Of
yours. ! presumed
Salesman-No. madam. he has owed
me $40 for the past three years
Puck.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-23

Little Mamma. was playing
with your best tea set while you were
away. and when you bring II out for
company you'll be shocked. cause
you'll think one Of the cups has q hair
In Il. but II isn't a hair. Mamma
What Is it, Little DOt-It's only q
srack.-Pick. Me-Up
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-23

what Is the matter with Mrs. SpIcyi
I saw her sitting on her porch as
came by grItting her teeth aud looking
daggers into vacancy"
Her husband IL half hour late
and she is giving him absent treat.
ment "-Chleago Journal.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-23
Took the Cue.

Now" said the teacher. who had
been describing the habits Of bears.
what Is the heFcest animal In the
polar regions. JohnnyT'
"Why-er-er.T stammered Johnny.
Come. don't you remember7 The
poll
"oh, sure: the PhIladel.
phia Press
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-23

Your business college for young Ia
dies seems TO be all right"
at is all right"
do you give the girls a good practi-
cal business trainlngg"
I'm reply to that question can only
say that 20 per cent OF our graduates
marry their employers the FIRST year"
Louisville courier-Journal.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-23

Lang-Didn't You tell me that you
made yourself solid with Mrs. yane
by asking her II she was herself or
her daughter-couIdn't tell them apart
and so on2
Strang-I did What about it?
Lang-Why. tried the same gag
with the daughter. and II didn't 60
for a cent-Boston Transcript
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-23
CITY IN BRIEF.

A~ANS ~ -~~~S -
Cabs and messengers. phone 1853.
The Normoyle dining room is open.
Everybody smokes the Pee-Wee
Igar.
c. w. Norquist was Spokane
isitor today.
J. A. Paine is a st: Maries vlsi-
Or in the city.
E. E. Russell of st. Maries is a
isitor in the city.
Commission house, 2O2 Fourth
treet, Occur d'Alene.
James Beavers of Mica Bay was
visitor in the city today.
Edwin McBee of Rathdrum, is in
he city on legal business.
c. A. Bailor, the county assessor,
vas in the city last evening.
The dining room at Hotel Nor
noyle is open for business.
Robert Edgar and wife of Wal
ace, are visitors in the city.
Mitchell Hill of Spokane, is visit
ng his Brother, William Hill.
Crystal velvet makes the bath de-
ightful; 25 cents at City Drug
tore.
Call at the Press office and see
The silver set offered with the Even
Ing Press.
If price quality and service is con-
Sidered you will trade at the City
Drug store.
Almond Perroud went to st. Joe
This morning to campaign for county
seat removal.
Earl Sanders, who has been visit
ing in the city for several days. left
for Boise today.
A. A. Darknell, candidate on the
democratic ticket for the state SEN
Pte, is in the city.
]. NJ. Elder went to Mica bay to
electioneer in the county seat cam
paign this morning.
Rev. Lundin of Spokane will con-
duct services in the Swedish langu-
Rge at the Baptist church this even
ing.
The Ladies' Catholic club will
give a card party at the Catholic
hall next Tuesday evening. October
9th.
Call Bell 240-Interstate 169 B
for fresh clean groceries. Up-to-the
minutes service. Prices always the
lowest.
For first-class wiring and fixtures
at the lowest price for best grade of
work and material, call on the Home
Electric supply Co.
Don't fail to ssee the palmist at
lis N. Fourth street. She tells
1t all. Readings strictly scientific
and educational. Terms reasonable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lukens OF
Moscow, are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. Keller. Mr.. Lukens is
the probate judge of Latah eoun-
ty.
Money to loan on farm land. Our
abstracts are accurate and are COM
pleted with dispatch. Fred L. Tiff
fanny. Mgr. 1O4 Fourth st. Bell
phone /.
A 4O-foot extension is being con-
structed on the rear end of the
building occupied by the Majestic
theater. Most OF the extension will
be used for stage purposes. and as
soon as completed It is the inten-
ton of the company to add to their
moving picture show a number OF
vaudeville acts.
The 'Kenodrome," the new the
alter started by the management Of
the Lyric theater will open its doors
to the public this evening, and viii
occupy the building formerly oecu-
pied by the Star theater. The show
VIII consist Of moving pictures and
Illustrated songs. Miss Olive Voel.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-23
TO THE PUBLIC

The Press will deem IT a special
hvor If patrons who fail to receive
heir paper regularly will report the
hme to the ONCE. as 1t Is our only
beans of knowing how the carriers
Ire doing their work.
We will pay a reward of SIS for
violence that will convict any one OF
Healing papers after they are delivered
10 residences.
THE PRESS PUBLISHING co.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-23

whats the old lady doing nowT'
asked the old stocking In the work
basket
-she's getting out her needle and
y&sa.'' replied the scissors.
~welI. we'll exclaimed the stocking
~Fu be darDed Philad elphIa Press.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-23
EneeIaior.

UneIe-And what win you do when
you are a man. Tommy? Tommy
am going to grow a beard Uncle
Why? Tommy-Because then won't
have nearly 50 much face TO wash =
Harper's Weekly.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-23
oettinn Psr,anal.

How does a man get a game leg
par
well. you SEE
as II by getting into q game and
having II pulled New YORK Press
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-23

Today's news today n yOu read
the Evening Pres.
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08
polecat in City Hall.

philadelphia.-Of all the strange
visitors that have been received IN tns
philadelphia city hall the queerest ana
most uuwelcome was skunk, or pole
cat which wandered into the building
and aftcr a chase though the corr!-
.c,.,, took refuse in the p.i,ate Once !,
Of Mayor Reyburn. There the ANNA, a
took a position on top Of a bookcase = St.
and dehed every effort to disloase n,,a a
by cleaners, guards, detectives anu
| ferrets. IT, b,s
A Swedish animal expert, VINO mas
more than one suit OF ciotneS' '"ts uneu ,eu
off the skunk this morning -i-rur
with all the windows open 'ne .,nan rM1 tn
will be remembered for some 'i'iie ~
| come.
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08
noe CAUGHT IN FLY"HeeN' l.
Aoio,s, Escapes Without injury yoaf A,'e'
An='sr' paino Whir'ed for Over an Hour

Chicago. Ill.-Causht in reVoiVins
f1vwheel making So revolutions MN
n+at and whirled there for more thah
an hour, Tige, a watch dog at the
hlant of ]. II. Bell & Co., NO. % Mion-
Isau avenue, escaped with his me-
and is as alert as ever.
Tige, in pursuit of a rat, 1umpeu
into ten-foot fly wheel, and belore
his barks attracted attention ne mao
made 5,525 revolutions.
While the rat was hurled TO oea'h,
Tive c)ung to one of the spokes OF
tho wheel. Just bit of him couio pe
sopn bv the engineer, who, thinking
bis dog was dead, did not make any
attempt at rescue by shutting on the
nower For an hour and five minutes
Tise was in the wheel.
Then the power was shut OF. Tise
was dragged out apparently dead ane
was about to be thrown into the aile!
when he showed signs OF life.
A veterinarian was summoheu' "n'
, she dog was soon restored to vigor.
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08
interesting Use Of Gas.

very interesting use for prooc ,.
uoa ;s made in a factory in Jersey
STr CIV where tempering of metal to be
u,odo into curtain springs is snccess'
fully and economically done WIZ. wlth ,,tti ttI
heat Coke fires were formerly utn'
ized for the purpose, but the temper.
ature varied to such an extent tnas as
a great deal Of the material was was
snoilod With producer gas an aoso
Ip lutely constant temperature is Sc Sc
onred and the work is done in more
o,oonlv yanner, with no possibility o
onror as to the degree of heat. Con
sequently the waste heretofore - "a
couptered has been reduced 10
minimum and the quality of the prot
net is absolutely uniform.
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08

confined, and liberated 4oo Oh 'H7 wv
confined in large cage, ro.,
'oI.",. 1,lr two days there was no rest
oaona the officers Or crew D0I,ns
%.' ,ha Gav parties of the monkeys leu
w. r.oH,. NV q crafty simian known do
,hn nig tail monkey, Frequently i"'IUN wv
5IS 1nmn an the decks, picked up oe-
Ia,,;rg nirs and other handy oDJec.s'
'"' '5 1"o o,,in1,Iv climbed back up the rig
ging. -, ~, tho river
t,a cantain, realizing the mohAesS
,,,,s+ a", ha caught before dock was
~aacncd decided on heroic measures.
We cot a large quantity of moIaSSes
o,d mixed with it three quarts vi
nrardv Putting it in several pans, '
w. " ''',,I. rIoood if about the decks uncer
!. tho rigging in the after part oi W 'ne
Y rtoomor where thcsmonkeyS hao coN'
| Thov lost no time in making ~. m
| fl,ad with the brandy an'
| mo,assps, and, chattering ana s'ieoon sn
\ ;nr they started to devoW tne oon w
i .nnts .aT't Soon there were 400 MONKEY
a+nroorng around the decks.
Il This ended the trouble lot aS CoU So
as any showed signs of stnpor md IIp tp
| 'Toitman w H summoned the crew and III III
/ aninals were picked up and place
ahii'''''' 49, ooge where they sobere
nm in a day.
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08
o,;o.u,n Hemmer Heard SOUNDS
Emerging.

.,,,no heer and whisky straights' anu
high wines and denatured alcoho' 'no
sn5;1 oi, and Worcestershire sauce
and horse liniment, and hear'', va.
' sish Now Orleans molasses and WIZ
,arsreen chewing gum. You nav
hroath like a bonded warehouse " h"'
d,vo mean by trying to push p"'N
age like that up tree?
The explanation wearieu i1e','n anr
ond besides, he didn't understand ans
~ a. = axcept that the Chinamah was
noned Chin Kung Gin, and was Wv" @
ana lived at 20 Mott street; anu any
wav chin had liquid style Oh CON- CON-
,o4;ona1 ""s delivery like a selze'
sinhon and when he put ms lace AZ; o,oo> ~
slp - Mnmmer's and talked fast Hemme
70 fo,+ as if he were taking the neeu.
~. ,..",a ot Turkish bath. So ne ran
, g., -, mo wagon and they all Went dow s
lo' ~ W. W. West Oae Hundred ana fN'
, second street station
r " Harlem court Magistrate Ne
g aonban ~ told Gin that he tGin) was u u
l. f~st drunken Chinaman he ever 50
o - ~ his lKernochan's) life, but tna'
Icinl was drunk enough to make
!. son oil the Cinnamon he (kernocha
ID ever saw that were sober.
e- And Gin, through an interpree
soid the diagnosis was quite CORE
re and then he retired to the prison !
,is and sat down carelessly on the ste
' ~, haotor and got right up again, as
so ra ready described, and patted nlm' 4
VIC or the reverse side. 1t is oplned
IN. III ybile waiting for the second ARA
~ ~ ment he will not be greatly uiSo ~
'ne NODDED if there should be only 5 II
in the station house
But none Of these things eSplal
sue uemmer's satisfaction how Cnih n
:n,S tnS Gin happened to be so far from IRON =
10" ~ street, up tree in Harlem WIN ~
Say clothes on and that package d.
u d o'clock in the morning
Or ever will
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08
o,,T OF THE GINGER JAN

Farm Journal: .uo,o If
Farmers are the most generous ol
mon After butchering they ai""!'
give a hog a weigh.
Doh. "see that accident?" BIZ:
"Vhat accident?" Bob: "That co"Slip
on the lawn. ,:.,, for
Yourself; remember your vile 0o'
dons might be lessened also. =, ;.
"Can a lady manage this horse: IN
orired the prospective buyer. Ell,
YES" replied the dealer put reaitS hys
wouldn't care to be the iaoS 5 N0'
band" ,,, farmers
oro obliged to make everybody anu
everything hustle. They even "o'A
;. the butter. ,o+tor
> how tired they are, seem to take d
g n,oasure nn in going away down the ROAD
to meet trouble. u,or,,s G
IT, Tbo lecturer began his remarks
~ with. "Once there was sehsioi7
'n ",onon" when he was interrupted Ds
'n - GOOD mother on the back row. "n'
" rotorted: "All women are sehsiDte
lo .horeh some doubtless have more
ell .onse than others" Whereupon III
'e, ,ooturer revised his remarks.
II was Emerson that advised man
bitch his wagon to star, out the d
.ronomers have not advised US whe'
~ w. stor will stand still long enous
i. 10 e hitched,
sey Don't get too much wrapped up
he -onoo Office YOU are not running L
ess- In this campaign. 1t m1gh' hqi' y. ~
its man who is running for it. he u
util. ollv has enough of his own SINS
per. answer for without any OF yours
that The middleman is all right IN
was n1ace It is when he reaches ouC
bso- tries TO overlap both ends that le
Sc comes offensive.
more "opportunity," we are told "kno' o.
y Oh once at the door Of every man. l
oon is an admonition for us not u
en- 10 an .ot, .,os+ neradyenture
0 apo"' wv 60 ho,,,a when Oppor'
prod Dc apSen. e,a,., ond tbus miss the gol
cnance. 1t is the man rlgh1 Oh
spot that wins out.
1p at The FARMER . WIZ ...oo &C. +o how
dime good deal o. 'o'lo hrt sho W
What may make plh-tnIn, -, o,,ld l;to q
ion?' more than pms one " honnet to
y, yer ribbons anu sp'ine ahoos q,
10000 nothing OF sioVes. anu sl,a,r
only few yards Of edging AND hifny
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08
r,.se Nude from Fiery Car

York. Pa,-When "a PSIn'gs.sng Penn gassing
[aiIIo@" . station near philadelphia
ra"rbt ,"r fire from hos box .tid Elmer Ito ..
31hrNangh, caaEns conductor, of this city,
HpI,' pad D hcen sleeping on the car, mad
VINO nan 4traa 70 lump and save his life.
54S' Jus left off, every article of clothing e1.
oont lLu his shoes on the car, but frienos
Iepa nod him an outfit. The car con.
ta tained 800 gallons of oil, including .l.,V LOU
@a,lons , Of kerosene, and it was hastily
shnved upon a switch. where 1t WA
completely dcstroye'
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08

oo+;or That would come later
He stepped silently to oao'e a esa''' of
~ " an incredibly short space m Ur
.. - +ho rest of the boys came leaplhs
'iine of Tho ranchhouse, slammins 'no
To( 1oor behind them. TO be up anu IN ,oss oo
.Up :aa was the meat they fed on. III ,,a+ lv33
tbs tbar ten minutes they were al :t rlt04n ful1
tn'n "a and ready, five Of them' sllent, 1,od ,u1'
ed anu hrim Of reckless hardlhooa,
~ u,;roe for any adventure that "pr .pnir
porve - , to break the monotony ol e,ea en1 Of
Sel S'oa W More than that, every noei VI
l,'es. :s hoinp when touched, Woulu 'e
theli ' . 3nneful, sounding string ol
u u 1p 1ava,tv to the traditions OF the Facb lnac
e n Iosa,'s and to it's young master Eacn a
"aa pai' f"11v W armed. They asked no 9t eueo of
T. was was w, yet there could be no douD' m VI
", sI's surprise when the time canv nranared cd
X X aotion' Jo1 They were always prepa,uS, oh
m acIlon, n hovs Of the most popular rahen
It. tnest sst IVES vest of the river. Right IN lne e
ousn' ooan Of this popularity, perhaps ue
40 AZ [ oause of it, they were a OH so,,owshi, ore
n cau'e eau these W boys, and held fellowsh'l
u ,,lH1 with any outside the Ihree uoa hNin ,nt(
m' tn,ns WIN no not to be lightly entered iIt, ~
thlns Ao fine thing to work for IN
DC DC ;" hoss and out of the conten. v1u m lit
M sn' therefrom p sprang conservae,Sll c. nt 't tf
re- re th thot Of the proudest aristocra' u ~
re, that u '''
land. .,o trail first. j
ler, nod said but the one Wora, "irr ~,
'ar' 4, 4on, It was enough NoInlnS s W W
sur ION no heard but the rapid though =, I.
10 W nnund Of hoof-beats on the lev
was trail. 1t is silent countIs, nsnots tn0 or;
o,,+ country, and its gravity O07'
ity. .,. o,iobt1v in advan
i-' hovina a bad time with hlmS'
10 The T keenest selfreproacn was 81
hing n him like physical pam, h,,d
you tnnor-his plr1 good honor, that ne he,o
Y H. horo' ,:n ond stainless-was his woEu
nisn n INV hv II that the Willistons MI M
d be er eo"nt on his sure protection w. w
If l counS ho done to merit this proud Oo'
voice nav Muowing W that Jesse Black was {
sked' hnoa noa at Of liberty, fully realizing OF v
your more ar+ az w +o the state would be
!. 50 Hston's rst testimony when the rus rus
:, tlDC nhon1d be brought to trial. ne nau
ask II stU tnnidlv back and done nothing: s:,,
quest s'upluis nromised Would Will
him he hau p 49, courage without
wari' nave Ns n' Whv we're not some o
til he ploiits oren now sleeping VIII
gh Ito 10 eve upon that little claim .ha SNACK nas
SUD, sud, TS lived that scholarman VINO t,o wa; ~
,iously NJ iol hrt who had been
,m his mayp1' I'D b,eh-minded enough
Sc ,5,,,,;s mas his all on the white ai'af "a
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08
Serious, Indeed.

r.adv." said the tattered tramp az
.,o cate. cant yer spare me a dime
en' u, s verv urgent collection?" What al,
do Do YOU call an urgent collection: oot2e: ntcr
w va tho busy housewife. Why, yer
sse' ase 7 have just been fined s2s'24e,OVo
for ridin' on an oil car .ts. an I've oA''
su sot two days to get it together
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08

Don't fall out with your nelsnpoo ,a
because he has not even yet @ oeconIo no
. member of the Union. 1t may pe
q +hat your local is so slow about 90
Ing anything that he has OeSn IN, M, ~
able to see the advantage 10 n'An "
| coming in.
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08

You are too busy now to listen t., 10
the calamity howIer' lNe ID, ln' l1o m,l,.
that t are of any account are an M man, AN,
in~ their living at home, and tne &c" a.
1nnitjes In9 are of no direct interest u
them.
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08
cunpTFR x.-Continued.

.r. ,7ao+s the devil-for a fac ne
looked heIplessly over MS Snoutr ~nnnd
n,rn rUUnI n,on was beyond sight and souau,
dIf bn hadn't said he was 'goln W.
ano - ard belonged to the X I H. no
wandered. He was swearlns p'T ~ tbe
bo con1d not think of way out VI 'r ~
n,oro Of contradiction. he was ~
seldom at loss, this braggaooc!o ha,n %l,
aV1IJ aWon reckon I won't get any ne p
,,noonin' here less'n l walt ne'G e.or, ~,
tnal son-of-a-gun comes oach o,n nOn
.n"j 5or doc Lord, I'd have 10 c'I,p l,
S,t'E 81 an NIGHT Guess I'll be a motln !,aa
or m Pn, I'm plumb a-foot lot an, Oh 'th tho
% ., how that idjit got mere Il o'''
u shrugged his shoulders ana Pion ont
cd uD the fallen bride rem. ne o,i H foy
w w st,,atght sr ahead, and it was wen t,,l tD[
pn ptr, ~ that he did so. 1t was not .i( ai(
Ias+ Of the affair. The ola' p'oSi't |,itl
tn", tn"t seemed fairly bristling WIZ WIZ
ghostlv visitants that nlShV. a1o who,
enDo bnt a scant quarter-miie "nJ l,,,
6o met a second horseman' anu oat ,a
ne 1'n .l ~ would have sworn on %.
that the man had not Oeen W shoul
tn~word snr trail as long as ne snUa, ,h
bnro ,o boen to be seen in the staFilsn -
% Tim was not doing now and ne NM NM
what he was about. The 1ello" nd fro
tho trail from across country .o ana -,
w. direction of Williston's nomo V
tie sheds. ..o.od and II
time he was in deep anu 'ei ''
est oocosted hi
genially. n+-the VIII
nurcb of EN-" found quick iouS 90
in Inns active brain. Aiouu' not, nt
III and jim . with answering good na''
"Hullo!" ,,5 tho otl
~ ~ No particular haste 10
10 aon1nonv If he had met with
nrise he carried it OH "e'n' 1,r,
"Home. Been to town
.on tender hooks to be OIL . 4
belong to the Three D"'''
you?"
yep" oood 1ucl
Thought so. WE'LL sc00 'N
you a,ddenlv.
don't happen to hang ou' ''
do you?" 49,. srnnose L
doing here this time VI ~ his
did, There was scorn IN IL, ho he' q
anu "ob, iu'p poth:c:. Thought I K knew 4 e W
build, but guess was ni'''
long" aosire to
this night traveller, too' was ,a1, ,h
of the doctor, but caution ,nod no
81 Silent, NJ He had need to proceeu ,,u
", He rode briskly along un III,
tndged he had gone far emu to
allay suspicion, then he hal.v ,,a.
denjv. Very wideawake Was va
now. His hand rested unco9s @ sS,
on the Colts As, protrudlng ,,' II,
loosely hanging belt. His impoi tu
to ride boldly back ana "
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08

Judged by the number Of Cnlon
napers springing up all over the ,9.coer,, coun,
~ try there is no dearth OF literary
on,hition among the brethren. HOW
will it be this fall when the prizes Io' :,
host farm truck are distributed among
the farmers?
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08

The time will have to come W. %Hen ~
or ~ Mon will have the same right 10
a'' a Mace on earth which nature 80 80
,';,dIv r cave all her children. Lana
m, ,dnuonoIv is the greatest curse 'ne
world has to contend with To-Day
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08

toms door, and thus satisfy himself
as to what was doing so mysterlously.
There was not a cOwardly drop in
Jim's circulation. But if foul play was
abroad for WillistOn that night, he, !
Jim Of course, was spotted and would |
never be permitted to reach the
| house. 1t would mean a useless sac
rifiCe. Now, he needed to be alive.
There was a crying need for his good
and active service AfterWards-WCll,
it was all in the days work. 1t
wouldn't so much matter then. 1t
touched spurs lightly, bent his head
against the friction of the air and
urged his horse to the maddest, wild
| est race he had ever run since that
| day long ago, to be forgotten BY
J neither, when he had been broken t(
= his masters will.
| Paul Langford dropped one sho
| nervelessly to the wOlfskin in front 0
| his bed. Though his bachelor rOol
| was plain in most respects, plain &c
III the better convenience Of the baChelI
" hands that had it to put tn rIgh'
u every day-with the exception OF
Ii cook, Langford kept no serYant-u
Sa wolfskin here, an Indian blank
thrown over stiff chair by the tab
a japanese screen cOncealing the NS
E+lo ch1pf-i,Or1 stove that stood OV
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08

As soon as the cholera breaks on. "a,
among your chickens, cut OIL tne n1a,t' ,,oa
|l Of ON affected fowls, burn their oou-
ol sa. ' and oct a new roosting and dust
NO. MACE for the balance Of the nocN'
TTis w always cures the disease
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08

u ongnt to be a reasonable cause
for throwing any member out VINO
will raise mongrel chickens S'o'T n,on W
crops. In fact, no good Union n, MAN
viii have mongrels of any SORT
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08

Make your Union worthy to S,@H" ,"t"
w. "o and then through thick and thin
stand by it.
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08

the man who plants pigs instead o.
oot+on IS ths man with the long mead
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08

As fast as you pull up one p'"''
IN the garden, plant another
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08

THE split log drag is good eyer every ,.
a,r IN tho year, and it is particulars
good today.
The Rice belt journal., 1908-05-08

IN education there is consor'a"s,n
of ,owpr. in union there is Strength