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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Amos H. Neff to Cornelius Green.
land in section "a. township
south. range / east ...-....-$
l. NJ Fennell TO Jessie Keim. lot "a.
block .. Walkers subdivision.
Thomas j. Maroney to Louis ID.
Gordon, part of lot 9. block "a.
plat L.. -. ........ -. 49,
Margaret Pearson to Agnes w.
Farnsworth. Fart of lot l, block 2.
plat D.. ...... ...... ...... 49,.
Edmund j. Brown to Bert Kelley,
land in section 4. township south,
range / east ..........................
Richard Trezise to William j. Hal
loran. part of lot .. block ~, plat B. 14,5
William j. Halloran to the Marist
Fathers of All Hallows college.
Salt Lake Security & Trust company
to Bert Atwater. part of lot ?.
block Isl. plat Observation-Disclosures. 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-02
Get Away

From the heat and noise of the Fourth
of July. Go to the new mountain re-
sort in Emigration canyon. Depot OPP
posite Mt. Olivet, Fifth South and Thir-
teenth East Take Mt. Olivet or Fort
Douglas car. Twenty-minute service.
Round trip zoe from new depot.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-02
EVIDENCE OF MURDER.

Chicago. July 1.-The body of a woman
about * years old the hands and feet
tied with ropes. was found today in a
room on the third floor of roOmng
house at 1912 Michigan avenue. Finger
marks on the throat indicated that the
woman had been choked to death.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-02
THE DEATH RECORD.
Rear Admiral Rockwell.

Chatham, Mass. July Rear Admiral
Charles III. Rockwell died here early to-
day of apoplexy. at the age of IS years.
Rear Admiral Rockwell served i'm the navy
forty years. retiring on his own appli-
cation in 1902. His last command was the
cruiser Chicago
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-02
WAS IN POOR HEALTH FOR
YEARS.

Ira W Kelley. of Mansfield, Pa. writes;
II was in poor health for two years. sur
fering from kidney and bladder trouble.
and spent considerable money consultlilS
physicians without obtaining any msrheo
benefit. but was cured by Foley's Kidney
Cure. and | desire to add my testimony
that il may be the cause of restoring the
health of others" Refuse substitutes
For sale by the f. j. Hill Drug Co., Inc
Never-substitutors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-02
Excursion North

July 3, via O. S. L. Greatly reduced
rates to northern Utah and Idaho
points. Long limits. See agents for
rates and further particulars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-02
GRAND OPENING
Emigration Canyon Resort, Fourth
of July.

Depot opposite Mt. Olivet. Fifth South
and Thirteenth East Take Mt. Olivet
or Fort Douglas car. Twenty minute
service Round trip zoe from new de-
not
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-02
Yours and Ours

We supply to your children just as good food as
we demand for our children.
We know that the wheat should be stean1-cooked
for six hours. So we do that
Each berry should then be faxed SO thin that the
full oven heat gets to the center
Then fierce heat must be applied to break down
the granues of starch So we toast the flakes for
80 minutes, at 400 degrees
To make Mapl-FIake requires 96 hours.
There are many ways where this work could be
sighted and the taste would not show it.
Faked wheat can be made, and is made, in
fourth of the time spend on it.
We could sell you the package for 10 cents in
stead of Is cents if we made those economies
But would not give half-cooked wheat to our
children, so we don't to yours.
We know that starch unless properly cooked is
insoluble. The particles are not separated SO the
digestive juices can get to them So we spend IS
hours to get food that's all food, all dgestible.
And we flavor it with pure maple syrup, SO that
the food which is best for the child will be the food
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-02

complying with this request Mr.. Monett
said today he contemplated going fully
| into the legal history of the question
as well as the political.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-02

LIldC lL WdIILS.
This flavor is expensive, of course, for we
boil the pure maple syrup with the wheat
when we cook it. But child chooses food
largely by taste. 1t is wise, for all concerned
TO thus induce the child to eat the food 1t
should have.
Mapl-Flake is the only wheat food which
entirely digests Our long process does all
that is necessary. We use 1t IN our homes
Please try it in yours.
The only food served in individual packages
In hotels clubs. cafes. and on dining cars
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-07

&ri9 / 8alfanifaterne. - vBegtpens
beoer, iou truer meb at foranbre bet pos
lttiife ubleenbe at europa, bolber paa
at trpitaIiiere fig meo Npuets 6urttss
beb", itrtpes ber ira 2onbon ben ste bs.
y Neften paa en- Scat er bet nermeite Dh>
ems politiise 9ori5ont, fom iyntes srab'
pis at antase ct frebful6t ubieenbe, blepeu
ouertruftet af &rtssFper. Ser er fra
foritieQtse &iloer tommen ben Npbeo
bib, at to beitemte Tret Ct operbenesn>
be, os be tan lite anoet eno bringe Gu
gen til en- &rtie os multsens fremtuinse
en- pteblitfeli9 &rt9.
Set enc ErGt ct, at Nrtns Terbinanb
bar protlameret Bulsarien iom en- uaf>
beusig @tat, Der p!l tnobefatte oslaa
&umenien. @elp falber ban fts Set
ler". Det anoet er, at Dlferrisslnsarn
fortpnber. at bet bar anetteret Prcpiu>
cerne 8osnien % 9ersesouina, laa De
ital aniees iom tilbprenoe ben pFerrisz
ungarlfe &rone.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-07
@iort 1DHeIi9e+

@nbnu iets andre Stu6enter ueb
Maters Bulinels College blep 9jcrt lpts
telise fife l1se oerueb, at @oQeset fanbt
@tillinger for benz iaalebeS: Minnie
Sobnion bos @reentpoob, Orr &c.;
@opbia @imon bet republttanife 500
ueotuarter; Mrs. STUNT Dos Sarge
Mews; &e9.na gtfen bet re2ublifantfe
!9opebtuarter / BAILEY @itp; 6. @@ulb
/ @aibburn % 6. gpbed / Tinqal.
Tprite Statsbant Rap annobebe
oslaa om en- Stenosraf, % Miis geletb
blep anbsfalet; fem Stenosrafer, en-
Bogboloer % en- Eelesrafit. 6porban
er bette for en- l1se, naar andre @toler
er lutfebe % intet sipr for fine @rabus
enter2. 5friD til "A. B. G. fargo
eQer Wrano Sorts efter RataIoe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-07

De Qobe Ttber er penbt tilbaqe, 1ger
y Mtnneapolts Eribure", os anfprer fpls
9enbe Beuiier oerpaa:
Dsn 3cte @eptember par Torretntn>
gen meb Yofanptsntnqer t Winneapo>
lis itprre, ene ben nosen Sang bar peret.
Eolbtontoret utite bentn1o6 $4,000
mere for @eptember taar eno ifior.
s 9en!eenbe til Bpssetoretassnber
par @eptember ben itprite fioen Boou,s
tiben".
Ser bleu moota9et mere 6peoe, %
f1ere Sernbaneuo9ne bleu inipicereoe enb
nosen @epteuber fsr.
8ants sClearings uiite en- Torpaelle
at 29 Procent, og s5nbituo o9 @ieIpe,
tilber bauoe ct meget fort Dipping.
5tats= % @toleifatten pil bltpe ueo>
lat, o9 Der par me9et faa Tallttter I
Septe1nber. -.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-07
SpIDsnt1t9+

Sc, ber enifer at uere meb % retle
ct Mfinbe oper ben tro % ntbtiere Mf'
bolos' os Prohibitionsuen, Ole ..
Bartues, uil merle fig fplsenbe: .:.
l.. @n &onrite er bannet, os 8. 8.
Sslanb, @lbom Gate, Wttnu.. St. Sc. 4,
er &aslerer os bar louet at n.obtase ga.
perne % futttere for iamme ! &eform"
3. 81 bar trDet bet bebi at atllutt,
bette Mrbeibe ben LITE San. 1909.
8. Det er pnifeligt at naa u1inbf
:s1oo FAINT at afi1pre Winoet ben l7b'
Mai 1909 llnber rgiora's" Marsu1pbe
g. Z. Beterlon,
(iSormano for Nora.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-07

Sen ameritanite &rt9sfaabe (Ntlans
terbausflaaben) bleu ublat for en- Srtan
Zen Eppboon) / Wfanilabusteu fife
Spubag. Den parebe I tolp Etu1er %
par iaa ffert, at ale @fibe baube Damp
oppe, om bet lfuloe bltue npbpenotst at
saa uo. Der ifeoe for Staoe paa 2aub,
men bet let ub, Iom Tlaaben flareoe fig.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-07

Ser er opitaaet Strio blauot be 9er<
be anQaaenbe @ppr9smaalet ont, et1ten
Tertn9sbacillen bos Wenneiter ct ben
famine iom ben bos 6orntpeeet. Dr.
Sod, iom fprit opbaseoe Easingabaeil>
len, paaitaar, be er to torifieaise @la9s,
men andre 2eree. oe beriblanot 6. =.
Senieu of &jpbenbauu, paaitaar bet
mob atte. 2eaetonsresieu t Waibinss
ton bisfuterer MI ben Gag. .ss..s....
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-07

@n so 2lar 9aumel Wanb ueb Napn
Sobn gtellou blep funben oeo en- Nuee
bag Beterlons &eitaurat.on @rootfon
tot en- l1ses Tt6 iioeu. Peterio on os en-
anben Wano bleu / ben Nnlebnin9 arre>
fferebe. ba bet beb, at Yeterion baube
tatet 9telion ub at &effaurattonen no.
gen Etb Torpeien. Ser ifulbe opta=
ses Torbpr, men ubfaloet e. lite be.
tienot. ytellon bprte lite biemme /
Groottton.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-07

Sra Dulutb oplples, at en- Wan6 peo
9tapR 9enrp Sobni on mi lteoe fin Tor>
ltanb for nosle Dage i{ben, ioet ban git
fig utlb / @touen og blep ube ON Nats
ten. San og 6enrp @rtdion bau6e uas
ret befiefttset meb at bpsae ct 6us ueo
Sslano Kate, o9 oerfra began Sobnlon
fig alene paa 8et til Dulutb ltfe Ere-
bag os TOM lite teien. @ridion reiite
oa nb forat leoe efter bam, og ba ban
fanbt baul, par ban en- itnbsforuirret
o9 raieabe Wanb. Ser TOM enoel an>
ore Golt forbi, o9 btsfe bialp til at bin>
be Sobnion og fere bam til Dulutb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-07

gt perbifulbt Wtnt til betn, {ont bru.
ge el1er aeter at BRUCE Or. Peters Ru>
rtfo. 2es Merte til, at ber paa On,>
ila9et af buer Tlaife at benue Uleecin
er trptt ct regiifreret Numer. Baa benne
Maabe omsiuer Dr. peter Tobruep &
Cons bper Tlaife meo beres perionlise
Iniuar. Mtan bpr oerFor altio anfpre
6taltens re9iftrereoe g}umer, naar utan
itrtuer til Tabrifanterne, enten ou9aas
enoe fin @psoom, eller tor at faa uo>
ferligere Oplpsntuser eno be ErpfIo9er,
lom meofolser buer Tlaffe, inbeboIoer.
&iob aloriQ nogen Tlaite Rurifo. buts
Numer uan9ler euer er bIepet uoitrpqet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-07
ct. o1af, Min,,.

@n polittf Wen, 5ou farer pibt on1>
trins,F beieste mig nplts. Otter ct Di
lpsligf bupbe faret ouer bet politiife
Telot1 1ipurste leg BAN:
Erer Du, at be fire republifanlfe
perioNer, iom erbolbt Nomination, b!ir
pal9teben 3oie Nopember n9 tfommenoe?
San: Seq antaser bet.
Seq: gr bet en- Gag, 1om talber at
Ei9s ielp2 NJ
pea: SITE rtstist bet beuer, mer ri
uiee, ct neunte Yortt er bet i!erteite, os
be anpre Pertier iplitter fig op iubbpr>
oes. Derlom pore Bopuliiter, Yrobis
bittonifter, Demotrater, Owneribtppers
os Sgoepenoents uiloe rutte fig iam=
men, Iunbe ber blips en rtmelis Noroe>
ltng.@ @om bet MI Ter ub, er altiams
men tufioist. ~s-.. o-.~ --...
Seg: par Du tantt ousr en- Sams
menletnins, iom piloe uere retferbiq?
Gan: Sa, leg bar baabe talt meo an
ore aa tentt ouer bet ielu.
seq: Bil Du neune mtg bet ubuaIs
Dan: Abams, &iber, Butuam oa
Eboulplon for @rempet.
| seq: &an ieg faa 2ou at bore Ut
bisie; Oplpsniuser, Du bar 9iuet mig
6an: ga aierne, men Du moa bolot
nit Naun tilbage. @tulbe bet bliu'
tienbt. uiIoe ies troltsuts faa ct bprbe:
tulbt 1Paapens at ale, Partier. 81
nil lelu uoiette Dis for Daooel, on
Du 9ientaser Dor @amtale paa Prent
Seq: @ior iu9enttus! Seq vbetale'
min Stot, sier 9tet os @tiel os er mir
eaen 3erre."
Seg bar pe.tet mango Mar paa a
Son. Ssuatius Donnellps Eante on
aarlige Sesltoner at 2e9islaturen ltulo
fon1e frem tgien, Oct par uel 1891
GasHs::t Ia7tl 9 eb baablinss q, 1a,en d
TorIlag5ftQeren os Eanten par populi
itif, blep oer Mobfanb. Ser bleu peo
ta9et ct @omprcmis, taa be 60 DaaeS
Sesfoner bleu fore9et til 80 Dase,
Tra ueynte Ei6 til MI er bensaaet man:
&c Iar, og Stateu Minnelota bar gaze
fren n1ateriel uouitlin9 os Yelpere oe
aanoelis Oplpsuius. De populi ifif'
Eenoentier iom en9an9 aniaaes lou
iou,funbsfarltse, ietter lite lenaere no:
gen Trpst Blooet, buerten bos @tp:
relie euer Menismano. 81 maa fac
aarli9e @esiioner / 2e9tslaturen, laa p
| aarlig Fan itrtoe ieunt irem % arbetbt
til ct feues Maal. Olaf .. Wtnie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-07

S gsier, @u9lanb, bor en- Wanb,
iom er l05 Mar sammel, % 1om flyer,
at ban enbnu er iitano til at tepe 20 Mar
Sans Napn er Treberid Ridiusale. San
flyer; ban bar alttb arbeibet paa en-
Tarm, % ban arbetoebe, til ban par 80
Mar 9ammel. 9a ipntes ban, ban
baube fortient at uere fri. San bat
aloris ueret paa ct Eren o9 lite paa en-
Sporpo9n.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-07

Sra ben lite Ottober Ct Breuportoen
r1euem England os be Toreneoe @tater
Blot to Gents, os Der opIpies fra 2on>
bon, at Der paasruno berat bleu lenot
10000 fere Breue fae 2pr9ag, enb oer
5eouanlig er bleuen ienbt bertre ben
Sag. Yrilen par SC for.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-07
Stprt @oDtfjpbSia1g+

Seq utl iel9e NIT Splag at Tarm
reolfaber faaiom @ansplose. @ultp:
plose % andre Eing iaut 0ogne .!
Buo9per enten alt en- Sang eue>
Stptte for Stptte til Snbtipbsprts.
@ansplose $4,000.
Sulfpplose $4,000.
II 8. 6. @emple, Ser9us falls.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-07

Der fom l3,96l 1Bognlabninser at
t6pebe til Dulutb / September. Ser
er albrt9 tommet iaa n1eget ben Maac
neb ipr oe n1aa1te lite no9en Maaneb,
beber bet. %%
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-07

Ser fommer lemme 9fpbeber fra
minneapolis, ibet Der antpbes, at Meo>
lemmer al @folebeltorell len E: uerlt9 %
tretter Bpen op tilbeo{te for fla ietu.
BeRpreliens Setreter, SIS. S. 9ids, ct
bleuen arreferet, os Der er 1oitst til
Here WrrelfattDner. %@
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-07

ut linore ben Mpo, ion1 opftob: paa>
sruno of @teubranbene norbpitlise
Del at Minne1ota forlsben, ptl tase
100000, bleu Der oplplt ira Miuneapo-
lis forleben, men ber e: inbtor,n1et
fripilli9e 8tbrag ct famlet Belpb, iom
er omtrent bobbelt iaa fort iom bette.
Mian par lite ba uis paa, enten man
}flllbe ti!baeelspere enoel at Bengene til
benz, iom bapoe giDettSbent, eaer man
ifulbe banne ct Touo berat for frentis
bt9t Brus / lisnenoe Etlfelbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-07

Ser paaltaaes, at so, 600 Wenueifer
er omfomne ueo Oueriuemmelle t gss
men omtring 6pberabab Subien. 600
Menneter bleu ta9et ub at Dpnbet aIene
paa ct @teo itlfe Treba9. Den anrette>
be @tabe paa @ienoom anilaaes til 200
Miu. Hubler. I .. .
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-07
Eppe breb inb @tatsbanfen De=
meeie, ytebraffa, 6reoassmorsen os tos
aqe 8antens Eense, on1trent So, 500.

Gn Wano ueb Napn 5tobbarb, lons
i Stunt ititleoeu forioste Iolotaat mob
en- ii Mar saumel Ytge 1,er Eenitrite /
Beltrami County, blep forleoen ben1t
til tppe Mars @lauert for ben tseunte
Tprbrpoelle.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-07
Sl1ttttitt9Sia10+

IS be nefe tt Dase nil leg ielse efter>
nepnte eager for minbre enb Snbtipbs-
pris:
l :nfeltieoet Concord Eopbugsp
/ toiebet Ylatformbuggp
II toiebet @urrep Topbus9p
4 2 Eopbussper meo ct @ebe
2 vErud "-Bosne
2 Boane meb finale Qiulringe
10 DO meb brebe DO
:52 Tuler & Sobnions v@ansplose"
ls2 Guuer & Sobnions @ultpplose
n! 2 Waltinsplo9e
MQe oisie eager er ferite &lasies
garer. @nbper inbrpmmer, at Tuller
q Sobnlons Bloge er be beoite % lettez
tie, iom er lapet.
81 bar osfaa enoeI Rler, Esier oiu.,
ioz1 mao afbenoes. 5uis De pil baue
sobt Rleb, iaa tom inart, mems De bar
BET bebfe l1buals. @oee r@ansplose"
for $45, gosnfasier $40.
s. S. 8fefferle, Betprer.
Bargain Store, Tergus SAILS. Minn.
Syar11t Saatt+
Bebfe gettnselier. Ran ifaffe Ben'
Igene paa forteite yariel.
Ersb 6. 9obsion.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-07
sberiMfanoioat+

Ses er public 0wueribips sBartiets
Rauoioat for 5beriff | Ottertail @ouns.
tp % pnlfer at blipe ual9t. 2ars e5is:
n1ouion, Conn Ot MaltaO.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1908-10-07

gnpolitiit yen, iom farer pibt on1s M:
tring,F beioste mig nplts. Otter at pi
lpsligf bupbe faret ouer bet politiife
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
APARTMENT HOUSES.

"Where can I find Jenkins flats around here? ?" asked the stranger who was returning to the neighbor- hood after a long absence
 ''There's no such place." respond ed the policeman on the corner. About two years ago old man Jen- kins received a legacy, raised the rents and changed the name to 'Jen- kyn's court.
 "Ah, then I can find the place un- der the heading of 'Jenkyn's court ?"
 ''Oh, no, Last spring the old man received another legacy, raised the rents again and now his flats go un- der the name of La Jenque Apart ments.' You'll find them two blocks south"
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
RODlN'S SIMPLICITY.

believe it is safe to say that the in?pressonabiity of Rodin has kept his reason and impulse always hand in hand, and he is, therefore, as frank and youthful, as full of charm, at 61 as he was at 30. He seems to open his eyes each morning with as much wonder and impressionability as a youth of 20. What is called Rodinesque is simply frank and unreasoned statement of fact The beauties you find in his work happen by the way. You cannot initiate it unless you nestle into his viewpoint and feel life as he feels it.-Gutzon Borglum, in Craftsman.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
CALLS CITY MODERN BABEL
For Varied and Distressing Noises Alexandria, Egypt, Is Declared
 the Limit.

Lillian C. Gilpin, who wheeled her baby carriage through the greater portion of the North African littoral, contributes to Harper's Weekly a picturesque description of Alexan- dria. Noise Is the predominant char acterist!c of this city, she says. There is the street yender announcing his wares in a chant sung in a strange, shrieky voice, and working up from low vail to a hideous howl. The water carriers contribute their quota of noise; they do not howl quite so often, but clang together pairs of copper saucers. Cucumbers, apricots, dates, lemonade are cried in the streets till the small hours of the morning. "Tamtams, bagpipes, the jangle of bells, hands clapping in cadence, the hysterical shrieks of angry females, the distressing yells of more or less ill-treated youngsters, and, added to these, the weird lit- anies of the skinniest tribe of cats have ever known-such is the Egyptian lullaby"
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
KNOW ART OF CONVERSATION
leisureiy ard Genial Social inter course One of the Charms of
 Southern Life.

The north may think it knows something of conversation, but the north, as compared with the south, may be said never to have enjoyed a conversation. About the village courthouse, within the hospitable doors of some central store, in the office of the local daily or weekly pa per, or-abOve all-in the leisurelv and genial intercourse around the fireside or on the inviting porch in summer, of friend with friends, there will be heard a conversation which in wit, in the charm and force of it's illustrations, and in the direct ness and freedom of its criticism Is not surpassed in American life to- day.
 It is the product of leisure, of world without haste, without ruth less preoecupations, without those resources of expression and interest which belong to the crowded and overweighted existence of the com- mercial city. It is, moreover, part of the genius of climate, and soil, and social habit.-The Present South.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
AN EXAMPLE OF FRESHNESS"
Kansas City Railroad Man Surely Had Little to Learn Along That
 Line

q had always thought the public servants of my own city were the freshest on earth" says a New York man, Out a recent experience in Kansas City has led to d revision of that notion.
 One afternoon dashed into a rail- way station of that town with just half a minute to buy my ticket and enter a train for Chicago. l dashed through the first gate and, pointing to certain train, asked hurriedly of the gateman:
 els that my train?'
 Well, l don't know replied he, with exasperating deliberation. May be it is, but the ears have the com- pany's name on them. "-Harper's.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
BLIND BEES BEST.

That blind bees make the best honey is a discovery announced at the Maryland School for the Blind. Report says that the statement aroused intense interest among the inmates of the institution and gave many of them great encouragement. Our beekeeper," said one of the teachers in the school, "has discov- ever a breed of blind bees that make the best honey on earth, and we've got the first installment. The bees, having through generations lost their sight, have so keenH developed the senses of smell and taste that they are able unerringly to pick out the sweetest flowers"
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
UNDERGROUND RIVERS.

There are comparatively few riv- CTS of any size or importance in Australia, and learned professor of science has been explaining the req son. In consequence of the geolog- ical formation of the commonwealth, most of its rivers are at present inn prisoned subterranean streams.
 He declares that one of these un- derground rivers is the largest in the world, being no less than 200 miles wide and running right through the center of the continent. If these vast supplies of subterranean waters were brought to the surface and properly utilized Australia would become the richest country in the world.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
DO YOU KNOW GIBBS?

When you have asked Gibbs and some of the other neighbors in to meet your distinguished friend, Maj. Shoots, just returned from Manila and when Gibbs, who is a slick talk CT, takes charge of the major and leads the conversation all evening, to the exclusion of you, and demon strates to the major that he, Gibbs, is the only man in the crowd who knows the Philippines from Pastnet Rock or rampant from a ramrod and when he sides with the major against the rest of the company in every discussion, and patronizes you in his superior knowledge of history, geography, politics, surgery, sani- tation and war-aren't you glad you invited Gibbs ?-Newark (N. J.) News.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
GOING SOM E.

AS the large man in the red sweat CT entered the lunchroom and seated himself at the little table the waite placed a new record on the phono graph.
 "What tune is that?" asked tn new patron.
 "When de Harvest Days An Obah,' boss" whispered the waiter "Dat gemman am an iceman."
 Presently another man entered and seated himself at the second ta ble. On went new record.
 ''What's that, Sam?" queried tn new patron.
 'Why, When de Harvest Day Hab Cum Dat gen'man am plumbah, sah."
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
NOT LIKE BISHOP SHE KNEW
Little One Compared Church DignL tary with His Prototype of tho
 Chess Board.

A certain bishop, staying at a country house during an episcopal visit to the neighborhood, noticed that he was closely observed by a little maiden of the household, who kept a severely attentive eye upon him, apron and gaiters and all, until she found quiet opportunity to in- quire of him:
 Are you really bishop?"
 "Yes, of course, I an-really," " answered the amused prelate.
 'Well, I don't believe it," re- turned the critical and candid eight-year-old daughter of his chess playing host, "cos I've watched you ever since you came. and your head
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-12-31
GLOVES TO BE BARRED.

According to a decision of the in' spector-general of the American ar. my neither officers nor enlisted men will wear gloves hereafter when equipped for field service. Enlisted men will also dispense with the uss of white collars when doing field duty. Officers will be allowed tc wear a white collar with the service uniform when in garrison. The de- cision also forbids the use of white gloves, which were once looked upon as indispensable on some occasion' by officers as well as enlisted men iu the field.