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The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
NIinister. and Their Peon1e.

Prom the Boston Advertiser
The Oh idea that a minister should &C.
cupy a place apart from his charge has
IN large measure given way 70 the senti-
ment Of a practical age" and the So
called institutional church Of the cities
is but one manifestation OF this idea
In the city the method by which the
minister may come most closely TO his
people Is a complicated matter. for the
people under his spiritual guidance are
OF many occupations and many activities.
In the country the question is a more a.
rect one. Here the congregation IS OF one
mind. OF one line Of thought
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
4 Proper Commission.
Prom tba Nev YORK GLOBE.

From The New YORK Globe
The suggestions 70 be made by the
commission concerning both the means
available at present for supplying de-
hciencies IN agricultural life and those
concerning organized permanent investi-
cation and action viii be awaited with no
little enthusiasm From them the Presi-
dent viii doubtless be able to make rec
concentrations tEat viii engage the earn
est attention Of Congress. K would have
been regrettable had his administration
ended without the material advancement
Of this propagan for the social better
ment Cf agricultural life. and. advanced
under such auspices as are represented in
his commission. we may expect 70 see It
make rapid strides
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
THE PASSING.

L
Bgt Yesterday within a land of srri-r
We dIlfted hy through priIs bloou1 a snow
We hea7u thousand featEe7ed sorzzre-s sing
II olcolng trees where s1ft winds whisue-e7 T-7r
" 2eE-oo-n lie ron ont the humble sod
Oi roses bursting INFO bloom again
% love ard life and lirht sent down br Cod
To give rch re-oi-rh unto Eis vo-Id-and the1-
sprins passed away-bat with the death Of sp-in,
zane ic-ler bloom % every riue and free
A deere- rrcztl1---o-e st-e4---h 10 eve-y-1s-.-
That cEept back into llte th-uush God's decree
i ricneT rod cane 20 the roses chcrk
deeTsr foliage 20 the trees again.
And tender buds that ue had -ore TO seek
But yesterday. were fun blown uow-a1d then
While stlu We looE We see then. one BY o1e
Fade out and droop before cur veary eyes
All coiorless and scenlless. meath the Z III
Ard ceepe1ine paIicr q the heavy sries
That forecast SINNERS end ard winters ciiiE-
The death Of rlses ard cf crimson bl0o1-
Grs= miss t-st gather from the bare tlcsk hfU
And crown the i,=i=@5 With Tan q gIso-a
Il
But Yesterday within a Land az Youth
We driited ext through Arril lanss q Lisht-
Where tender bloom q honesty aud truth
Czus with the dream Ct flne within TIE Hsht.
Love -net as OF the highway with a souC
And Ee Vere kings upoa tie thr1nos of meu-
on LIE WIS sweet the h,dsouled way along
Where God lad given US His d-eau.-and thsn-
Youth rassed auay-bzt with ,ae death of yauth
Came deeper growth C. manhood in its rriae-
A sEeater knowledge Of the endless truth
Oi las ard Reas1a ulth TIE fight q tine
A strllger step cane 90 rs on the way
That led rs onward 70 the heights again.
And ali tEe golden dreams Of YESTERDAY
Fun blown were close within cur rsaea-aad thea-
Whiie stil We lock, see them. one b. one
FADE ont and die before our Weary eyes.
Al c1ioriess and empty ard the sln
% taue end power no mere lights The skies
IhGt forecast Manhood passed and Ars's cniiI-
The dezsl e dTeams snd an ef yo,iar hoaes Floov,
Were IL the ldug. icne tlrsiiEhe. frum ths-&ss
TIE say Eists gather n q lonesome roon
Nashville Terressszn
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
A Military Ness.

Prom TIE Columbia sta-e-
Mr. Roosevelt always has trouble when
he mixes up IN military matters. about
which he knows little. II anything There
was the proposition to send a feet TO at
tack Spain before a declaration OF war.
then the insubordinate round robin n
cioeat at Santiago, the inexplicablv harsh
treatment OF Col Stewart. the Browns
vile shooting-up affair. and now the dis
missai-r ai-reinstatement-u up-in-the-air cadet
episode at West Point.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

That vacation OF yours VIII be
incomplete unless The VVasEIaE-
ton Herald follows you.
1t viii be Ike a daily letter
from homs-
Wherever you are, fl VIII reach
son regularly. and the address
VIII be changed as often as de-
sired.
Please be particular to state In
each case the length CT time you
desire paper sent TO new address.
Daily, 20 cents n month. daily
eEd sunday 80 cents. Postage
prepaid.
Telephone Main $50.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
A Local Issue.

From the Phiia6eirhia Rec5rd
In the South prohibition is treated
wholly as a local question. its object be-
ing 70 close the saloons. IN which much
bad whisky IS sold 70 the negroes. The
Democrats OF the South do not permit
this local question to enter into national
politics
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

4 Texas river rose so rapidly one night
not long ago that 25,000 head OF cattle
were drowned before morning. IN the
matter Of stock watering. Il is doubtful
II even Ar Hartman could do a neater
Eo-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

An Alton GlL) man claims to have a
pet coon that drinks fifteen bottles Of
beer every day II 'co0ns" generally are
provided with fifteen bottles Of beer every
day in Illinois. that State is fated 10 be
popular with them Notwithstanding re
cent happenings there.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

we should like very much to see can
didate Taft do the bara Dance says
the Memphis CoumerciaI-ApPeaI. ma
hciously. We can understand why the
CommerciaI-AppeaI should be Democratic.
but we can't see why it should also be
mean
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
Mnrk Frnrcted-

"Couldst give me employment for the
rest cf the sumner inquired Yoriclz
Hamm-
7 couldst" answered Farmer While
tree But you wanter remember that
life on a farm AMT no barnyard drama q"
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
keep cnIm - senten1nr.

From the Brooklyn STANDARD Union.
In 50 far as revival in trade in all
branches depends upon a return Of conf
dence in the financing Of all kinds OF
legitimate enterprises. the people will be
benefited by keeping the Presidential
campaign in the background til well into
September.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

a generous welcome, congratulations.
and the right hand OF good fellowship.
palm Up, 10 the Baltimore American
Star, May its light so shine before men
that they may see its good works and
glorify its founder. Gen Felix Agnus.
Already, indeed, IT may justly be rated a
s-ar Of the frs- magrLtuEa-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

Mss Annie Peck. OF Providence. has
climbed 10 the summit OF Mount Huas-
cara1-' says the New York Mail This
isn't especially interesting TO the pub
lie al large. perhaps. but it certainly is
tine to call out the geography clzss
again
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

To thus see Col. watte-son.~ saws
! Mr. Alfred Henry Lewis. in the New
I York American This swens the ranks
OF The Indnitive Spli-ters' Union weII-nigh
10 the bursting point
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
VIII 60 CarefnlIr.

From the Chscago News
Secretary Wright AMI - superlntend-
ent OF West Point viii confer with the
President in regard 10 the hazers. This
tine Secretary Wright, doubtless. Vtl
90 his e0nferriag in a subdued tone OF
voice
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

II has been discovered that rats suffer
frequently from pathogenic haemorgrega-
rine hepatozoon perniciosum. We just
know il would be expensive Tor a human
being 10 become afflicted with that
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

In his recent speech at Litchfeld.
Speaker Cannon took his text from the
Bible. and quoted copiouslv therefrom-
Stiil. all sorts OF people quote the scrip
tures on occasions. Even satan has found
Il handy at times.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

M Bryan IS a good friend or the
paragraphers- He commenced his speech
Of acceptance with these startling words:
7 cannot accept the nomination which
you officially tender--- Then. OF course.
he added without. &c
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
Probably Not

Baseball maintained the dogmadc
citizen. SIS very ancient Baseball games
were probably going on ct the time OF the
food
Do yoG s'pose they gave rain checks 90
inquired the faceuous citizen. with irri-
tating levity
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
A LITTLE NONSENSE.
GOOD HUNTING.

GOOD HUNTING.
The festive Gland
OF FAR New Zealand,
I'd like to chase
I'd bait the wombat
Could I the combat
Conduct on space"
To hunt the tiger
Along the Niger.
or leopards pot
I'd be delighted
II copyrighted
Were every shot
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

Canada warmed Up 70 Vice President
[ Fairbanks right along says the Mon
t-eal star. OF course. neither Canada
nor 8ir- Fairbanks Is probably as cold as
some OF the jokesmiths have pictured
them
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
Tho.e LIttle Ffnds-

When 7 ind a million dollars
That I didn't know I had
In some vest
Why. Il consequently follers
That I'm very. very glad
That's no fest.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

Suppose one OF those sheath gowns
should shrink suggests the indianapolis
News Come, come. contemporary '-Suf-
hcient unto the day Is the EVIL thereof
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

The man who operates an automobile is
said 70 be immune from attacks OF NOS
quitoes. However, that stiu leaves the
mosquitoes ample forage ground 10 insure
them against starvation.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

The form OF the hsh-hook hasn't
changed in 200 years" says the Denver
Post And We suppose the biggest FISH
got away as invariably ZOO years ago as
they do to-day
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

Marie Corelh is TO write a novel
against the drink habit" says q contem-
p0rary- Il is hard 10 tell which is worse.
the habit Of drinking or the habit OF
reading Marie CoreIls novels.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
One Advantage.

From TIE Sacramento Union.
There Is one thing that can be said in
favor Of airships. they 90 not wear out
our good roads. nor run over and MAIN
pedestrians
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
4 Per.imistic vierr

I admit that the hero in the melodrama
always gets the girl IN the fourth act. but
there they drop the final curtain"
And that's the place 10 drop it. In an
other act he might wish he hadn't"
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
III M. He %

DO women vote now" inquired the
man who had been away for many years.
NO" replied a politician. They have
the right %. but we can't get EN- 10 the
polls
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
A Wise Judge.

What's the charge against this wom-
ans husband
Psychic cruelty" answered the plain
tins lawyer.
Case dismissed Come into this court
again with such a case and III fine you
twenty-five materialisuc pieces Of money
commonIv called dnIInrs-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
his Boon Companions.

My wife hates for me to be alone IN
the hot city"
-'Wel2-'
Yet all nay friends are on the list OF
men she has ordered me 70 keep away
from"
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

Somehow. that Presidential candidate
who is in jail doesn't appear 70 be get
ting the free advertising his unique status
would seem 10 call for
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

A man has invented a writing machine
with a capacity OF 1900 words per hour
We fear the Presidential messages Of the
future are 20 be even more 50 than ever
before
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

a New York woman wants a divorce
because her husbands ste1okrapher
brewed cocoa for him at the Office" says
the Milwaukee Sentinel We feel sure
she would have been madder still. how
ever, had the stenographer made a prac-
tice Of rushing the growler for him.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

The trials Of the night riders in this
State generally result in hung 5uries.'
says the Louisville Times Pity they do
not result in the hanging OF a few night
riders.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

Men are made 10 do things SAYS the
Deseret News Men Of the Ten LAWSON
stripe. however. appear 70 believe they
were made 10 do their 6eII0w-nen.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

1t is as hard. apparently. to keep a good
man down as IL is to keep a good air
ship up.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

One reason Why the campaign is Sc
Guiee up 70 date is because money isn't
talking this time in the same tone Of
voice Il used 10.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

There may be no significance attaching
10 it. but RaisUli wasn't heard from once
while Senator Tiliman was in Morocco.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
POLITICAL COMMENT.

The Buffalo Express points out that
Gov Hughes takes up Mr.. Bryan's slogan
Of ''let the people rule and changes it TO
let the people boss" It says:
The doctrine Of Gov Hughes in regard
10 party organization is that il should
exist for the purpose OF providing the
means By which the people may declare
their wishes In other words the com
mitteemen elected by a party should repre-
sent the opinion of the party, just as the
oflcials Of the State should represent the
people at large. Mr. Hughes never has
tTiec 10 build up an organization OF his
own for the purpose OF carrying out his
policies, because he holds that political
organization does not come within the
proper sphere OF governors work The
people should form their own organiza-
tons
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 19. 1905
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-06
UNWRITTEN LAW IS
 INVOKED FOR HER AID
Because She Loved Darby Better Than She Did Her
 Husband

insanity. but in detail 1t was the plea that woman has q right to revenge herself on man who betrays her.
 The girl retold upon the witness stand the scene that led to the shoot ing. She went to Darby's rooming house and reminded him that it had been several months since she had ob- tained divorce to marry him. She demanded to know if he intended to give her his name He replied. "T guess I'll have to turn you down, old girl"
 Three shots were her answer. Then she turned the weapon on herself, but none of her shots proved fatal. Henry Walker. her former husband, upheld her action. He tried to get her to re- turn, but she refused.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-06

bought in Tacoma just as cheap and shipped to them just as quickly aS from the other sound ports.
 During the past season there were more vessels running out of the Seattle harbor to Nome than eyer before in the history of that port Vessels of the style of the Hyades Lyra. Plciades and ships carrying as much freight as the big Oriental liners were ou the run. As the result the Nome season for the shipping men in Seattle was not a pro- nomced success. There was but one of two trips of each vessel that the boats were loaded to their capacity, The passenger business was perhaps greater than of the previous year The companies that had chartered a mum Der of large vessels are all said to be very heavy losers on the season.
 There are still three vessels yet to arrive from Nome this scason-the Hyadrs, one of the largest vessels that
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-06
A BIG INCREASE
 IN ALASKA TRADE

ever anchored off Nome; the Doneric. one of the Waterhouse line which car ried coal from Comox and Nanaimo, and the little steamship CorWin, which is scheduled to leave Nome today. The CorWin has been on the Kotzebue Sound route during the entire season. By the opening of the Nome season next year the l.. II. Gray company will have another ship the size of the Cor win. The boat is at present being built on the Atlantic coast, and when Captain West of the Corwin arrives from the north he will go east to su- pervisc the completion of the vessel During the winter it is the intention of the l.. H. Gray company to have the CorWin put in dry dock at Quarter master Harbor to have her made larg
 CT The exact dimensions of the yes sel when she is rebuilt have not yet been determined. but considerable change will be made.-Tacoma News.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-06

Yes, the Nugget Express does freighting to the beach line from Lit tie to Irene creek daily. Phone Nugget office, Main 46.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-06
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Wild Goose Mining X Trading O., location of principal place of business san Francisco Cal. location of works Nome, Alaska.
 Notice is hereby given that at a meet ing of the board of directors held on the 24th day of Decemebr, 1907. as assess ment No. 1 of ten 10) cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation payable immediately in United States gold coin. to the secre tary at the office of the company, room 112S Merchants Exchange building. 431 California street, San Francisco, Cal. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the first day of February. 1908. will he delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before. will be sold on Monday, the 16th day of March. 1908. to pay the delinquent as- sessment. together with the cost of ad- vertising and expense of sale.
 By order of the board of directors
 H. q. STEVENSON.
 Secretary. Office room 112S Merchants Exchange building. 4S1 California street. San Francisco. California. Tn. 12. 26. s1.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-06

"If all of the turkeys and chickens that were sent to Nome this season were placed in line they would reach from the Pacific Cold Storage com pary nearly to Puyallup, q distance of twelve miles" said A. w. Stcrr"tt of the cold storage company today. More than l.i0O tons of chickens. turkeys, beef. pork and mutton were sent to Nome this year on the steamship EIihu Thomson The first trip of tn" Thom- son was on May 70, the second on July 70. and the last trip, from which the Thomson has just returned, was mad" on September l3.
 The amount of Nome business done this season by the shipping men of the port was greatly in excess of that done by them last year, and the merchants anticipate corresponding increase next season. Those who are in a posi- tiou to know say the Alaska people now realize that their goods can be
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-06

T. J. Nestor Co. carries the largest and only exclusive lines of wines. liquors. beers. mineral wat, 's. vass- ware and cigars in Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-06

CHICAGO. - Judge \ Rrcntano, in the criminal court, today upheld the "unwrittcn law" when 1t was invoked in behalf of Miss Hclga Anderson. Last May she snot and severely wounded J. B. Darby because he would not marry her after, she charged, she had obtain ed a divorce from her husband because she loved Darby.
 On the stand she calmly told the judge that she shot Darby with the in- tcntion of killing him. She said she loved him to such an extent that when she found that he did not intend to make her his wife she lost all control of herself
 After listening to her story the judge set her free.
 Technically her plea was emotional
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-06
CROSSES ATLANTIC
 WITHOUT RUDDER

PLYMOUTH, Eng-The North Ger nan Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. from New York for Bremen. by way of Plymouth and Cherbourg, arriv- her rudder when she was two and a half days out from New York. while a fierce storm was raging. She steam 1,750 miles, steering by her propellers alone.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-06

The only first-elass teas and fresh. roasted coffee in city at Tea Store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-06

Go to the North PoTe Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house in town
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-06

Granite Mining candlss are the bsst.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-06

On the Saturday, the day after the vessel lost her rudder a hurricane was encountered and oil had to be used to lessen the violence of the seas.
 Beyond a delay of thirty hours in reaching this port the passengers of the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse were in mouth for CherbOurg this afternoon without any assistance
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-06

Evans which was admitted and marked Plantin's Exhibit A."
 In the matter of petition for trans fer of retail liquor license No. 357S
 from John Meyer to ]. F. Nelson and Andrew olsen at Solomon.
 Petition presented by $. T. Jcffrrys and granted by the court | Hammer ct al vs Waskey ct aL on motion of Ira D. Orton settlement of bill of exceptions was ordered placed on the motion calendar for next Sat
 urday for hearing, q stay of execution
 being granted until that time.
 Boyd vs. Ophir Creek Hydraulic Mining Co. Ira D. Orton presented the default of the defendant and of fered the following proof in support of motion for decree. A. F. Boyd was sworn and testified for plaintiff. Wit | ness identified mortgage from dcfrnd- ant to plaintiff for $500 dated oct 3,
 1906. anu note of same parties of same date for same amount which was ad-
 mitted in evidence and marked re- spcctivcly Plaintiff's Exhibits "t" and
 "2." Plaintiff also offered in cVidenc" consent of ChaS. Hanson to act as
 agent of defendant corporation which | was admitted and marked Plaintff's s
 Exhibit "3." and the matter submitted. | At 1:4O a. m. court adjourned until | 2 D. m.
 I2 p. m.
 Boyd vs. Ophir Creek Hydraulic Mining co. Ira D. Orton presented findings and decree which were signed by the court and filed
 Dunaway vs. Council City x Solomon River Ky CO Ira D. Orton presented an order extending tine to file trans cript in circuit court of appeals which was signed.
 Chapman Vs. Evans ct al. Findings of fact and conclusions of law and de- cree were presented to the court by s. T. Jeffreys which were signed and filed,
 Frantzen vs. Frantzen. This case came regularly on for the taking of further testimony, the plaintiff appear ing in person and by F. F.. Fuller, counsel. Geo. D. Campbell, Josephine Buchanan and plaintiff. Eline Frant- zen were each sworn and testified on behalf of the plaintiff. after which counsel was directed to prepare find- ings of fact and conclusions of law and a decree of divorce for the signature of the court.
 At 2:30 D. m. court adjourned until Monday. January 6, 1908. at 10 a. m.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-18
well.G roomed Hair.

WelI-groomed hair needs nothing in
the way of puffs to make 1t attractive,
and the simpler it is arranged the
more beautiful it looks.
But the majority of women do not
seem to realize this fact. Their hair
worries them more than a little, and
if those three hundred Partisan styles
are ever brought to this shore there
is danger of a couture madness sweep
ing over the country.
Women would almost lose their
minds in efforts to copy each others
styles and add improvements to their
own.
Let us be glad that there are only
twenty styles of hairdressing among us,
and let us hope the number will not in
rease An elaborate couture detracts
from a pretty woman, and makes a
plain almost grotesque. OF course,
/ mean those extreme affairs you see
or women who dress c~onspicuously in
every detail.
I'm not talking about the prettily
dressed hair of refined women, who like
to add a few waves and crinkles when
they desire to look particularly nice;
when they are going to a dance or to
the theatre, for instance.