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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-05-28
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

offics Of the Reindeer Copper and
0ol0 Mining and Milling company,
Wellace, Idaho. May 10. 1908.
There 70 delinquent upon the follow
tnG described stock on account of an
assessment levied on the 18th day Of
April, 1e0o, the several amounts set
opposite the names Of the respective
sharehotoer1 a. follows:
vs. No. No.
Name Cert. Shares Amt
A,s:s!!is, Ores. 49,. s 49, ~. ~"
]. s.-i.s x,. kan .. ' s -.
Or y. !. -. ..ro9e 500 $50
ChPls Anderson :. 30 5000 1000
Cart AnoeEoon .14S9 1000 800
G. ~ Anoe5son .ll9e 1902 6.00
W. Andsrson 1879 1000 s sSo
6ss 2; Rasneil 7oi 1900 500
G.. - AAtree. trus. ...n s.a
p6Wor1 DoieneY.. 52l 5000 1920
JohA Berwick 90. 1855 1000 b.OO
HIckar0 Dtttle. -. ese 1900 !i90
4. 4. Dooth ......l65t !b0v ls.S1
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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-05-28
Louise l. B0wles
Louise l. BOwles
Bracking- Ebbley
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Bracking- Ebbley
Investment Co
Bracking- Ebbley
Investment Co
Bracking- Ebbley
Investment Co
Bracking- Ebbley
Investment Co
Walter J. Brat
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-05-28
DIVIDEND RECORD OF coEUR GALENE MINES
COMPANY OR NINE

OF this Morning paid
! Old Helena Frisco
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01

syrup the doctor objected 10. I am positive, You
know syrup sets up a fermentation that"
AIr. G, to TIE butler: How you expect me
to eat bacon only half fried? Bacon should be
crisp and dry. AND the eggs are too soft. want
doctors said ! was have only the yolk of the
egg. soft. Another told me might have only
the white, raw Between them they gave me the
whole egg. and I like that hard" To the waiter:
No. don't bring any hot bread" To the table:
only an ostrich could digest hot bread If peo-
pie would they should they might live 10 be
a hundred Shakes red pepper over his steak and
salts plate u carrots. I'm taking the car
rot At the sanatorium l visited one
lives on carrots alone You eat carrot soup, carrot
roast carrot hash and carrot dessert. Great thing
I'm breaking myself into it gradually Waiter.
what do YOU mean by putting creamery butter at
my plate? Where's my nut butter? Out or II!
Why didn't you get more? You know l
can't eat anything without nut butter Here l
am. on q diet ard obliged 10 starve because l
cannot EeE any nut butter. \ simple thing ike
nut butter. that any grocery
Mrs G. hurriedIy arising from the table: "oh,
but I've not tasted that dish before: Mushroomed
clans did you say2 And d other things poured
over the toast they're on" (4astens 10 the tele-
phone outside the door, rs this b6 River? Dr.
smith? Oh, Oh! Is that you. Dr.. Smith? How is
Mrs Smith? Did she go TO the bridge party yes
tert!ay2 couldn't gO-ole Of those dreadful spells
Of indigestion you know. / almost suffocated with
paIpitation. I was about send for you. when
Miss L. came in talk over her wedding, and In
the excitement / forgot MY sufferiAgs for the mo-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01

Yes all nv boarders enjoy poor health" muir
INJURED nv landlady 10 me- They study al tIe
quacB advertisements and visit all the crank saIia-
torilns and Try to keep themselves sufficiently
upset In their stomachs or their imagnatiCns TO
need = doctor all the time You'd be surprised st
the funny sanatoriums that flourish lhe more
freakish they seem the more crowded theE De-
come. One of by ,arders went to a water sana-
forfum There She had plentiful doses Of water
hot and cole within and without. and very s.nl-
pie food But she became too healthy under tnai
treatment, ard she's undergoing raw turnlps.
Nothing but tUrnips. oh, We'll, If not turnlps'
some other vegetable. But 1 know it IS raw and
that it is all she has TO cat I never Thought her
am more intelligent than d COW, SO maybe the
diet suits her. l haven't heard CT her death
Another boarder is taking the grape cure
Everybody Knows that grapes are wonderful to
build up the health when one does not swallow
seeds and all This woman put her little boy
the whole-grape cure, and-well he didn't survive
the operation.
Then there's the milk sanatorium. NJ matter
what's the matter with yOu-cOnsd dmpt!on cr luhi-
bago-you are put to bed and fed on milk. One
swallows gallons os milk and not 4 mouthful OF
ANYTHING else. They say lots or cures nave been
effected. As for me, I'd rather be soaked IN some
other way
I'm about to lcse another boar5er. You see, MI
d has taken 10 carrots As soon rs he can make
up his mind 10 = entire carrot diet he VIII 80 10
the carrot saaatorIum. 1 couldn't supply COM
pete carrot menu. Ny other bosrders wouldn't
stand it-raw.
Breakfast Is hard enough but dinner is wear
ing on my nerves. Seine of my boarders live on
raw breads and foods and others cooked ones.
Stln all Of them have fances for certain dishes
are entirely contrary to their dietary and of
course | provide these. Indeed. they are about
the only things my family eat
Il sometimes think sanatorium would pay
much better than boarding house. One has only
TO settle on certain foce-the queer-r the better
and not bother TO provide anything else. could
charge several times what 1 do here for board
and not furnish tenth much Everybody
aocks 10 senatoriums. nowadays. Haven't you
noticed it?"
had.
Tie sanatorlum and special treatment fad has
taken such hold upon people that the American
Medical Association has met TO discuss the tend
ency OF the times 10 diet and dose every pos
sihle absurdity. often at the instigation OF more
ignorant charlatans. Doctors have decided 10
educate the public to better understanding OF
medical matters. II is hard to have a patient die
the death be attributed to ignorance the
part OF the attending physician instead of 20 the
dead mans fad for swallowing sand at he insti-
CATION OF the sand cure" man. for Instance.
Many and do not seem 10 feel
themselves interesting nowadays unless they
fer In this raekisg age the HaIady is
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01

often too easily found and all too real me
main effort OF sufferers. however appears 20 y.
devoted coddiing rather than to getting riu oi
an ailnent and heedlessIy 10 forget it would be
considered wanton negligence of Favorable oppoi-
tunties. Politics and the weather are no longer
Indispensable topics for conversation Al nome
and abroad and men soleinhly discuss
symptoms and retail the opinions or sll the ooc-
tors thew have consulted and all the illnesses they
have ever had. People who have gone through
surgical operations fairly gloat over the details
and begrudge items OF interest lost in the fumes
of an anaesthet;c They inspire envy In the
breasts of their hearers.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01

rnent. Who won the first prize? Why. Tn. sur
prised you don't remember! Sure It wasn't your
wife? At the last meeting I held ace, king
queen-Ohi Yes, doctor. l wanted TO ask you IL
7 might eat damned mushrooms? Oh doctor
How shocking! ! said clsmmed- Yes, Clam
You never heard Of them2 Why, It's all on toast
and il looks delicious What? Better eat lightly
to-day after the spell yesterday But doctor you
said I might toast dried IN the oven. What
could be lighter than toast? And I feel all right
this morning. No trace whatever of the attack
and-I may eat them? All, ! sure you would
consent! It's such q comfort be able 10 call
you up when new dish appears I tried to get
you on the phone yesterday TO know whether
those digestive tablets were 10 be taken before or
after or between meals. l forgot what you told
ne I took three between. What? after meals?
And only three times day? Yes ! knew II
WAS three something. Patient waiting for you?
On. Goodby. doctor" CReturns 10 the table,
Nj D: What obngiHG physician you hava
Now, my doctor is so strict that l hardly dare
indulge in glass Of against his orders A
glass one hour before eating and one an hour after
and nothing while eating. That's why ! drink so
many cups OF coffee and with my meals
used 10 be q great water drtnker. but since water
has been tabooed I need something in place OF It."
Miss II: Waiter! These nuts are not fresh
You must have opened them several days ago
When you know that 1 do not eat anything but
nuts and dates you should make II your business
that the nuts perfectly fresh. You may
take these dates away too. They are stuffed
never eat stuffed dates What VIII I take fried
eggs and bacon? Are you crazy 10 offer me fried
eggs and bacon Yes. Mrs b. 1t IS extremely try
ing TO come 10 the table and not hna thing 10
eat No wonder half the world is engaged in keep
ing sanatoriuns for the other half to occupy when
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01

people can live in q boarding house Ike this ana
not get a morsel of digestible food"
Miss J. to the butler: Tell the cook she has
fried the bacon just right don lll'e
bacon unless it is fried soft. Everybody st the
table likes bacon fried soft. Yes, like potatoes
fried in bacon fat They are more dgestbie that
way. Eggs? Oh no! My doctor won't let me eat
eggs unless they raw. They're SO lndlgesuo'e-
Mr.. F. 10 Mrs G: Indeed. The mushTooIneu
clans were delicousi Yes that was green cor" III
the sauce couldn't identify the other lhsre-
dients, but the whole thing was very dehc'ile'
When one is put on starvation diet, as l am IL Is
a RELIEF TO find something once in Whhe tna' 'iie
NAV eat. and my doctor permits hsh 10 Hie
Wafteri How long has my ferrrented MIX o@ei
on ice? All night? Open or coTked? You are sure
tt oo-1, was taken out exactly an hour ago; l
can't touch It if il has stood too long YOU are
SIRE vol, opened il an hour ago.? Sips Il dOuol-
fully TT doesn't taste just right Nheh you
know that all the nourishment get Is inns 'si
raented milk you should make II Soui business
to- A..
NJ, r, siobing. II never know what it is TO
rsal well I'm sure if l tried TO live on lhai
monkey diet Miss II. affects for sihsle Hie0,
would kill me Yet she pretends to be deHca,s'
Mir = to his neghbor: Think OF the IohS %
bringing me shredded pineapple when fFe aHe@uy
eaten strawberries! Why, two such aelos At d
single meal would combine TO make poison SUI
fclent 10 kill one"
.'It hasn't killed Mrs G."
NJ =: 1t is my belief that some human beh1sS
nossess the digestive organs OF goats Consider
tbe o1artitv of raj carrots Mr. d has cohsuili9u'
enough to give an ostrich appendicitis
Mrs G to Miss D, resisnedly' arising from s"0
table; Yes. dear. I know exactly how you surfer
I endure these sinking, dizzy enlpty-headed feeI-
fngs all the time. When one gets mo such state
as TO be unable to eat morsel -
.T know vo,l poor thing! Come TO my room
after breakfast. Charlie sent me five pounds OF
mixed chocolates and basket OF fruit last night
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01

many diets and health foods as there are people
nowadays and I've nearly lost my wits trying TO
cater 10 every Of constitution and the absence
of Now. what do you eat FOR breakfast"
Everything except hay 1 assured her
The harassed lines in he- face increased some
~aat Listen for moment, ard yoa VIII not
wonder that n The verge OF nervous prostra-
son" said she.
The breakfast table conversation ran on IN this
wise:
Mrs \, looking from dish OF strawberries to
the butler IN "A state OF shocked disapproyaI-
For me: Oh certainly these are not Tor ne!
Surely. Strawberries were not put here for me-
The butler admitted that they h2d been.
She waved her hand al them. Take them away.
The very idea, Why, the acid Of Strawberries
.s"-
AIRS. E. glazciug disdainfuIy from Mrs. \ TO
the naked cereal before her own plate and 5eekon-
ing 2 waiter
.'gemove this plate. Haven't sou any cooked
cereal. Has il been cooked for Two hours Steamed
Or bolledg You are certain % il. cou:' sus-
riciousiy. How could you Think % putting this
AtadigesIIsIe STUFF before me- You know never eat
knocked cereal. And mix my cream with one
eigaEh water and one-third milk Pure cream Is
TOO hard 70 digest Nc wont take strawberries.
The acid VIII lot 80 with cream. And b-ing Il
eup Ct hot water 10 erink" To tie table: That
cuts the cream ana makes Z more d.
Grs- c " mere is my wafeTed oats?' TO the
waiter You know never touch cooked cereal
TO her neigh5or- Cooked cereal IS 50 heavy snd
AEOggy it's ike swallowing much dough 1 al
ways eat raw cereal preparations have 0atcakes
sent from Scotland They're SO strengthening At
first it's ike eating saNdust- you know No. GER
tainly. Gid not 10 imply that you had d!eted
sawdust, Then you get perfect mania for
Them
Like horse" interPosed Miss D, who rode
horseback es cure for dyspepsia. She ex-
changed her empty strawberry plate for cereal and
Mrs looked offended. Possibly" she said
eOioy. Horses derive their strength from esting
80 do oonkeyS!" bawled her son. who owned
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
WELL SUITED.

A well known novelist was touring through Ian
cashire in order to learn something Of the lives OF
the Inhabitants, when he came upon an old man
breaking stones on the roadside, and, thinking ne
might gain some knowiedge from him. addressed
him thus:
How far is it to FIeetv ood, my mann
You'll milestone bit farther on. was
the gruT reply.
What's the use. II I can't read?'' said the
novelist, eager to draw the old man into con-
VeTsatioa.
Then it'll just suit you. for there's nowt On it,,
said the old feLloW.-Tit-Bits.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
ROUGH on THE METROPOLIS.

New Yorker died and went to his eternal
home"
This man walked around growing. most New
Workers do. finding fault with everything. and say
ing that he couldn't see that heaven was nuch
better than New York.
why. say" he observed 10 shade who hap
pened to be near this place is all undermined
with dynamite just like New York. and when
you're not being blown up you are being ground
to death in some suphurouS subway or other. L
don't see the Of coming to heaven, any way
Excuse me, my dear boy said the shade 70
whom he was talking you have made slight
mistake This is not heaven. Success Magazine
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
VARIETY IN EGG ORDERS.

M <; Isn't there ash2 Ny doctor doesT-s al
lOg me 70 eat meat 10. thank you. eggs Ny
doctor doesn't Jet me eat eggs in any shape or
form No. can't eat cereal OF any sort il isn't
good for my kind Of dyspepsia" Helps himself to
fried potstOes. Waiter. you need not bring me
any unless Il is made without sugar or
milk. ] mustn't have milk sugar He stirs
tastes the cup brought hm. Why. this ism :
cocosi II ] TeFe 10 drink that decoction'-
Mr. F: no EilI not take syrup my griddle
oakes. l prefN honey on them, OF butter and
sugar. Ny doctor said must not touch grlddle
cakes and maple syrup. SO eat them. with honey
and-Madamt' To Mrs. 3 Why. of course. he
cid not mean me 10 abstain from griddle cakes,
su very fond CT sriadle cakes II was maple
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
MOTORBUGS.

Dr. s Weir Mitchell. the neuroICgist, escort
ing some New York friends through a Philadel-
phia sana tOrfum in which he is interested. Open
ing door, he remarked:
9This big room has been set aside for the care
and cure Of chauffcurs who have broken down
under the mental strain of driving and repairing
automobiles.
Very fine" said of the doctors guests but
where are the petieuts-the chauffeurs?
Under the beds. mending the Stats. Puck.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
100 SMART A BOY.

Traveller-Say. boy. your looks Kind OF yel-
low
Boy-Yes. sir That's the kind planted.
Traveller-Looks though you will only have a.
half crop.
Boy-bon't expect any The landlord gets
the other half
Traveller (after minutes thought)-Say, there
Is not much difference between you and fool
Boy-No, sir. Only the fence.-Judge's Library.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
WHY NOT?

This said the teacher to her class OF small
arthrneticians. rs a unit" She held up a pencil.
This book is a mutt, too said she. Ard these
are units" And she showed them ruler, flower
and apple.
Then she peeled the apple. and. holding UP the
peel, said, Now. children. what is this? %
Silence.
Come You know what it is she urged.
Little Bits hand went I'D slowly.
We'll. William" said the teacher.
"Pleathe ma am the skin OF a nit'-Harper $
Weekly.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
WHAT He MEANT.

An old sea captain was visiting certain eXhiei-
uotl ana was greatly Interested in the chnnsea
ScCAOn. where fine OF steam whistles Wa
on show how far that be heard =
AsNec, pointing 20 hugC 'bGZzer' The N0uns
man "a Attendance only deputy, but =
promptly replied sixteen miles" sixteen miles,
eaid The old salt iRercdu!opsly When say So. So
Teen miles. elaborated ths youth. Il m an eisa-
miles this Way aad eight miles taat way. '-r-ndeS
Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
PRESERVING THE PROPORTIONS.

\ little Scotch boys grandmother packing
his lunch for him TO take TO school one morning.
looking ", into the old womaas face the boy
asked:
grandmother, does Yer specs magnify
A little. my child she answered
"Aweei then" said the boy Il wad just Ike il
tf We wad tax them OFF when yeIe packn' my
IOouch success Magazine.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
WITH The MINSTRELS.

Tambo-say. Mistah Bone:, what am de three
most uncertainest things in de world?
BOnes-Ah dunno. Mstah Tambo. What de
three most unCertaineSt things in de world?
Bones-A woman an two other women.-Chicag &c
News.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
THAT OLD QUESTION.

There was man in town, and he quite a
case
He jumped into bramb,e bush and badly scratched
his face:
Forthwith he sought a BARRIERS shop. The naughty
barber said.
The while his razor he did stroD. You shave
yourself sometimes, don't you
Illustrated Bits.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
lee AUTOMATIC sougRETrE.

7 suppose your play starts with a house maid
dusting The furniture and solilOquzing about the
family affairs"
No we've cut eli that out Instead we have a
vacuum cleaner with phonog phic attachment -
louisville Courier-Journal
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
STRIVING 70 PLEASE.

Yes. said the housewife: yours is a sad ste-y.
BuJ II Ism z the same story you told last year.
, Well lady. answered PICdd.ng Fete, YOU sure
" wouldn't e@pCCt man 70 gn all DAT time Ar
not show any Improvement Washington star
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
HE WON HIS CASE.

so you want divorce on the grounds of cruel
" 1shtu the great lawyer. Yes sir rtDfisd
the plaintin. What sort Of cruelty was IL -
Well, sir, for three consecutive nights my VII.
took the door mat in" Took The dnN- -, -
How can you consider that cruetyq'' We'll vo,,
see MONDAY night was lodge night Tuesday nisht
was smoker 81 The club and "Wednesday fhs -
nuai blowout / got home each mornins az r.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
A GOOD cLIENT.

First IAwyer-I wish had been living In King
Soomons time.
Second LaWyer--WhyF
First Iawyer-Ho had seren hundred wives
Think OF the divorce business he could have
thrown in NY way-rustratsd Bits.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
A CLEVER OMISSION.

Did you write TO papa. GeOrge?''
asking for your hand?"
"Of course"
Yes 1 wrote
That's strange supposed papa would be ter
rtbly angry You know he doesn't like you"
Yes, I know. But hXed II all right IL
didn't sign the letter."-Cleveland Plain Dealer
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
q CONTRADICTION.

Judge" said the prisoner I nave seen better
DAYS I have never before even been threatened
with arrest"
Your second assertion answered his honor.
..,ontradicts the frs L shows you have snever
been connected with Z big corporation or owned a
motor carr-WashinStcn Sta-.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
SELFISH LAD.

Mother Gresding telegram}-Henry telegra phs that
the football match IS over, and he Of il
with three broken ribs.
Father (ea gerly)-And u no won?
MotheT-He doesn't say
Father NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II ALI That boy
thinks OF anybody but himself Now / must
wait until / get the morning pa aper.--Tit- Bits
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01

Howard-And how did the plain widow Perkins
capture the fastidious Ma~kere
Coward-Oh. took him out In her ear and showed
him few hundred OF her building lots
-HarpeT's 49,"
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
HARD WORK.

Yes" seid Mr- Dustin stax. 7 have succeeded
in life. and by the hardest kind Of WORK"
You don't lock as i YOU had much personal
eXperience with hard work.
of course not. | hired II done. Washington
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
EXCEPTIONS TO ALL RULES.

You can't buy champagne a beer income"
declared the party OF the fiTst part.
You II you happen 20 own brewery
spondsd other halt Of the sketch.-I.ouisvne
Courier-JCurnal.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
ONE MORE CHANCE.

. one aay the offce boy went 10 the editrr et The
S,arlnE Eagle said.
has mere h 5 a tramp at the door. and he says he
H.,S nae iloihlug 10 i0T six days
a etch hlm in said the editor. III re can 0rd
now nov ne does II We can run this pa per for an
other week.'-Illustratea Bits
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
NOT TOO coNFIoINe.

Man-Do you believe that story about her?
Woman-t'd believe anything about her, unless
she told II me herself-Pck-Me-Up
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01

ahead OF him. and when tho bullets began to hy
The chum began to dodge.
Thereupon the recruit shouted. eXcitedly:
Hey! Jim, don't duck. I'm behind ye,''-Tlius-
tTated Bits
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
-Lonaon G7phier
10 ~ ! were to die7


O'Clock. 10 md che dlor locked and the mat taken
IN IN. Bur where does the cruelty come In
" mere does the cruelty In Why. didn't
have TO sleep on the bare step. without auythins
20 resi- my Me1ry head on - Rirrnlngham PCst.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
CAUTIOUS.

II was his nrst engagement and he was very
nervous. A chum OF his was Ia tho line OF nre
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01
RAW TURNIP sANAToRIUM.

Mrs. G: You dear! I've been pfning for CT
olates"
New-York tribune., 1908-11-01

many diets and health foods as there are people
nowadays and I've nearly lost my wits trying TO
cater TO every sort Of constitution and the absence
of one. Now what do you eat f0E lreakfast2"