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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-28

out OF the showcase and wraps II up &C
be handed over TO Jon II you desire &c
carry It home yourself. OF 70 Be deiiv.
cred By the markets wagons
There are regularly employed In TIL.
market. IN the cut meat department.
from thirty 10 thirty-fTe saleswcmen,
with an extra force Of twenty-fve.
making about sixty altogether. on Sat
urdays. They an wear black dresses
with trim white aprons. the aprons BE-
ing supplied hT The market This mar
ket has employed saleswomen IN It's cut
meat department for three years.
There are other markets In the CIT,
in which cut meats are displayed IN
and sold from counter Showcases. but
this IS probably the only one In the
city. OF for that matter IN the country.
In which saleswomen are employed to
sell the meats.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-28

all sorts Of things The idea OF bis
calling me Miss Peters, He's 65 years
old
I don't care II he's hundred" said
the young man 4 don't Ike II He's
a widower. isn't her
Why. no." replied the girl Hes
married and got two grandchildren
Il don't see why that's any reason
for his patting you on the cheek
4 want him 10 pat me on the cheek =
very wei. then said the young
man, sternly. IF you want to fIrr
with him It's very certain that you
can't care much for me II you prefer
him to me all can say IS
IAN can say Is that II you don't
sit down and behave yourself I'm go
ing TO send you home and won't see
you again for a week. said the girl.
The young man hesitated for a mo
ment and then seated himself But.
honest, you don't need to light his pipe
for him. he said you can let him
light bis own pipe---Chicago Daily
News
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-28
rUBBrEs OF PARK NEWS.

Uncle sam received S11.JOo.O00 las
year for public lands Of al kinds.
An apple orchard near Albany. Ore.
6fry-two years old. Is still producing soos
fruit
A gardener al Tacona. Wash. last sea
son marketed 500 worth Of celery fros
one acre Of ground
Calvin D. Rogers Of Iron River. VIA
has Just imported from Italy twenty bee'
for which be paid s. each.
The explosion Of cream separates
living near TrempeaIeau. Wis
On ons ranch near vsnfury. Cal. ga
900 bushels Of Lima beans we're raised las
season They were all thrnshed out b.
one machine.
Oregon hop growers are protesting ts
Congress against the passage Of the M
nervous prohibition measures now bsfors
that body. a. likely to injurs the hos
market
Emperor william Of Germany sent az
teen coach and cavalry horses 70 the In
tsrnation1i show. They were among the
most beautiful animals ever seen IN fhis
country.
Night riders IN Tsnnessss who wers
arrested for burning tobacco sheds and
shooting at farmers were set free because
a Jury could not Be found IN the county
70 Try them
Wyoming IL sending large number Of
her tough little bronchos 20 Alaska, a.
Il has been found that they stand the
rigorous climate Up there better than an,
other breed.
The government reports that 2.60oOOf
cattle died 10 the United States last year
over half Of them succumbin9 from ex.
posurs- The total losses from all causes
are estimated At s24.0O0.oo0.
One Of the sights at the international
Stock show was q pure white Galloway.
sired By Scottish Standard. a thorough, |
bred Galloway bull Out Of q pure bre<
white Galloway COW. This IL freak. |
but may produce new TYPE Of Gallo |
way.
The famous Riverslde dairy and stocs |
farm owned By the Pierce brothers Of
Stockton. Cal, Is 70 be sold 10 small plots
and the thoroughbred cattle. which ars
famous the world over. are to be do
D~rssd- The owners say the difficulty Of
securing labor has made fancy stoct /
xrowinx Improbable /
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-28

Tarnley only gripped his pipe tighter
and CARED at the ceiling. while he
thought pltyingiy Of the other fellows.
They might fancy they were IN love
with the Phelps girl because she had a
dimple and IIsped. or with Jessamlne
White. with the big black eyes and not
an smnce OF brains--they might CON
slider such fluffy. ephemerai creatures
admirable. but that was because they
had not souls to appreciate Helene Ed
mont TaruIey was certain Helen Of
Troy herself could not have been fair
er, while as for sparkle and wit there
was no one to beat this girl.
His alteration had been 30 volcanic
and sweeping that he had edged all
other admirers from the field. Tarn-
ley was exceedingly good looking and
agreeable. 30 Miss Edmont apparently
ala not object He lived In a dream OF
anticipation before every party and in
heavenly trance during the occasion
while he was the proud cavalier OF
Helene Edmont attired IN some confec
ton Of white or pale pink. Afterward
he walked around with his head In the
air. thinking how she bad outshone sv-
cry other girl.
Cheer upr" Bobbett said to him
rudely one day. Bobbett was a sopho-
more and worldly wise. you'll out
grow Il and outiive It. The FIRST at
tack u precisely the same ns being
vaccinated-and when you get the real
thing i won't 90 hard with you in con-
sequence"
Tarnley gazed upon Bobbett with
scorn and passed on Let Bobbett talk
about the real thing In the future
little he knew that for Tarniey great |
ana glowing sun already had risen
~hich was to illumlns his life for ever
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-28

Don't lee vs. tab Of wretchsAnss<.
Don't LEI as wallow In our wos.
Boat les as drisel Ger distress.
Don't let u wander 20 and fro
Amid the mire and mud below,
But let Us rise on joyful wings
Into the golden snnlight's glow;
Let's think aud tAlk OF pleasant things
Don't let Us elamor for redress;
Don't LEI rs deem soul our foef
Instead Of cnrsing. lee us bless;
And never let ~ Eloat or crow
Ger some ones trouble; let Us show
What perfect peace our viewpoint brings
To all who after goodness 60;
Lets tAlnk and talk Of pleasant things
Let's tab % trouble less and less;
To anger LEI US be more slow
Let's strive more patience 70 posses,
And more compassionate let's grow;
And cheerful word or smile bestow,
And yon can quell the scorn that sfings;
This duty 70 ourselves we owe;
Let's think and tab Of pleasant things
W ExvoI:
Hc mortal men and women. boz
Herk 70 the song a minstrel sinssl
II aught Of happiness you'd know
Let's think and tall Of pleasant things
-Succezs Magazine.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-28

I often think with envy Of the days o.
long ago.
When men wore ruled shirts sud wake
90 stately and 50 slow,
Their legs ineased IN breeches. garment,
typical Of ease.
And not. Ike modern trousers. often bag
~ At the knees:
Thar long hair. nicely powdered. DEITY
done Up IN a queue
A shining silver buckle on each glossy
low-cut shoe
And soft. smooth. siIken stockings Oh
their shapeiy swelling calves
Oh, our grandpas weren't accustomed 10
do anything By haIvesi
think Of them with snvy-then. again,
I do not know.
irs prs.fY bard to get there when you
have 20 20 80 slow:
And RULED shirts In Iaundries would
hardly last . week:
And calves IN siIksn stockings must feel
xhivery. 20 TO speak.
And breeches may Be easy. but some
meas calves don't swell;
And powdered queues are picturesque. bat
AZ for comfort-vsll.
I guess I'd rather have my hair clipped
short. and I'll agree
That. on the whole. the modern style =
good enough for me,
-SouerviIle Journal
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-28

View York Has n Butcher shop
which Il said 20 BE Unique.

New York Has a Butcher shop
which Il Said 10 BE Unfque-
In a big uptown market IN which
there are sold not only meats Of ali
kinds but vegetables and canned goods
and some other lines OF groceries as
wen there are employed as saleReo-
pie IN the butchers department a con
siderable number Of young women. says
the New York Sun
In this market all the fresh meats
are kept IN showcases The cutting
saving and chopping are done By man
butchers, but there are kept on hand
large quantities Of cut meats all ready
for delivery. which are sold By young
women
There ara long glass counter show
cases set parallel and with a sufficient
space between them for the saleswon-
en- to stand IN You walk along these
Showcases and look down into them
and make POUR choice In one section
Of these Showcases you would find long
lines Of turkeys and chickens. fowls Of
81 o-1S1 anu Ntl44lrs IN aUOLUeT 80
ton you would find sfrIoln steaks. big
and little. fat and lean. thick and thin
You can look down into the showcases
and pick out exactly the sort Of steak
you want
Same as to pot roasts: twenty or
thirty Of them here together. each tied
Up ready for delivery. and you can see
and PICK out exactly the one you want:
and the same as TO rib roastz And
here. cut ready. are pork sparerfbs for
roasting. fat and lean and all trinity
arranged % that you can see them and
get just what you want: and In other
sections you ind soup meat and soup
bones and chopped meats IN short. IN |
these counter showcases you will find |
cut meats Of every description. 20 mat
xou cannot only select the piece that
you want. but you know as you look at
Il its exact cost
And all these cut meats are sold By /
the young women precisely as fhey
would sell laces OF ribbons or gloves
You look along TIL you End Just what
you want and the saleswoman takes It
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-28

oson that building for school purposes should have
than Such school, built OF areresst-
Ing material with broad exits and ample
would AFFORD the protection that every community
should give It's children Nor should the expense which
radical change In school construction entails Be
sidered for e moment
Better % spend millions school buildings and
make them safe than money by the construction
OF charne house, II poor consolation taxpayer
that he has economized the sacrifice % his
and bood.-Toled0 Blade
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-28
THE AIR OF oARoLrxo.
Vet the sa@s Thfns ~ the Process.
Usuaffy Fslfovssa.

Vet the sans Thfns - the Process
U.uaIiy rslievssa.
The proper method % garxiinx IL
thus described b. a writer IN he Md
lcal Record:
'rhc patient Cat arut under the guld.
nnce % the physlcianl should ~ veil
back In a chair. take q swallow % va
ter IN the mouth and bead the bead
a. lar back a. possible.
-Now be must prosruds tho tongue
from the mouth 1.-THE Up u the tongue
may Be graspcd with q handkerchief,
and IN This posture with protrudlnx
tongue he must try 10 swallow the wa
ter. The physician should control tho
patients vain efrorts-for Il "a tmpoa.
sible to swallow under such circum-
stances.
The patient has the sensation a. n
he actually had swallowed the water.
Now be must start TO Earxio. 10 erhals
air slowly. One can sce plainly the
buboling Of the fluid IN the wide open
pharynx.
After gnrgling thus for a while The
f"or"a ~ otdeIeu 10 close tho mouth
and quickly thrown tho head and body
forward Thereby all the nuId Is forced
through the choanos and nossrils. wash-
ing the throat and nose from behind
and cxpclling all accommodations that
nad been present. with great force.
This should be repeated several
times, as the 1rst trial IL NOT alwayw
successful and satisfactory. II 1. an
act that must be learned.
when properly executed the s~nwn.
ton. a. the patient will assure ron. /.
that OF great relief not had by anx
other method II win be wise for ths
practitioner TO try the method nr.t ..
himself. Even small children who srs
at all clever learn the method rcndi,v
and rather enjoy II.
The method IL not By any mean.
new one. but as Il seems quite forrot.
ten Some thirty years ago Prof us.
zen OF Ielpsic taught Il to his s,udsns~
Il Is wen worth reviving
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-28

ana sveri Pity that was almost ufvins
Isurged through Tarnisy's breast as be
thought OF Bobbett and the others In
darkness. He was carrying his tweifth
photograph OF Miss Edmons 10 his
room. already adorned with eleven
when the year was ended and Tarn
ley had 70 bid her good-by for three
months the occasion was epic He stood
pale and very straight and tan and
held her hand.
every dayY' he asked You'll write
every dayT'
'-Oh. yea" she promised
II don't know how I'm going 70 en-
dure not seeing you" Tarnley went on.
thrllllngly. "It-it seems as u the
world had come 20 an end. Helene
Mummy Helenel"
-oh. you mustn'tF~ murmured Hell
enc.
There was a real lump IN his throat
when he went down the steps and he
felt grim and brave. He knew now
how men felt when they went away 10
war leaving their loved ones behind
or 70 the seaffold-or TO anything In
the line OF disasters
Getting his suitcase. he boarded the
train for the nourishing city IRON
whence be hailed
Three months Is long time or
course Tarnley went about and attend
Ell picnics and parties with other girlz
but his heart was still true 70 Helene.
Various things seemed TO interrupt
Helenes promised routine Of a letter
a day. She was east az the seashors
and there were trains and boats inter
ferlng and then. she wrote. she was
having such a splendid time.
In the fall when Tarniey came tear
Ing back % Chicago be rushed % see
Helene the first thing. she was out
When be called again a six-foot junior
was blandly occupying the reception
room ahead OF him. II seemed that
the junior. too had been az the sea.
shore.
When the situation became generaio
known the fellows wondered how Tara
leg would take H. They were prepared
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-28

The young man with the tight,
creased trousers and badly Wrinkles
brow had maintained an ominous 81
lenee for several minutes after the old
er people had left the room 1t wa.
only when he rose and made fer III.
door that the girl asked him what wa
the matter. Then he paused
AS il you didn't know" he said bit
terly.
why. OF course I don't know said
the girl
-Of course not" said the young man.
-Oh. WELL" said the girl. with a
scornful lift OF her eyebrows. IF you
want to 90 wouldn't keep you for
anything Good night"
You know perfectly well" said the
young man
Il suppose you don't Ike the way
my hair is done" ventured the girl,
lifting her hand TO her col1ure- Il
thought perhaps you wouldn't, but
didn't think Jon would take 1t quite
50 much TO heart VIII you walt while
- 1t1-4-A1 4AA4 R4~ ~ ~
4 don't intend TO be laughed out Of
It" said the young man. gioomny.
You know fits not that"
-All know is that you've been act
ing all the evening as II had done
something to offend you"
Il suppose you couldn't help lighting
bis pipe for him. said the young man.
And you couldn't help putting your
hand on his shoulder while you were
doing Il All can say is that I'm not
going to stand IL"
Why. Henry Grommel = exclaimed
the girl is that what It VAST I al
ways Light his pipe for him.
And It wasn't only that Il was-
vel. it was the whole thing The way
you acted and the way he acted What
business did he have patting your
cheek"
why. be always pats my cheek. I
don't mind it,
You didn't seem TO-" said the young |
man. sarcastically. ~Of course. /
haven't any right to object II you don't |
mind It; all the same. II it hadn't been
for making a scene should have had
It out with him right there. He Ger
tainly has his nerve with him"
why. Henry. you silly: be doesn't
mean anything By IL It's just because
be likes me-
Il suppose II Ia I'm not going to
stand for II. though And another
thing. don't care about his calling
you sweetheart don't mind his
calling you Mabel 80 much, though l
don't see why he can't address you as
Miss Peters just the same as any
body else He's altogether too famf-
Tar. and you encourage him 10 IT."
I'D be ashamed II were you" said
the girl. Hes known me al my life,
ever since / was a baby, and he's al
WAYS brought me candy and dolls and
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-28

girl; awfnliy nicel used 20 kno.
her weii myself. Quite pretty. IN fact
but shailow-awfuliy shaiiou - lie
knocked his pipe against the table.
Gee reflected Bobbett -He lnu't
putting Il ont He really feels that
way! say he murmurcd 20 Taruiey
when he got near enough. -remsuler
what ] said 70 you last rear alcug var-
cinafion1 Wen. 4 took. dldnt 70. wifA
your
Il don't knox what you mean.- said
Tarniey hauxhtily after stars. Zoe
Tarniey was no lonxcr q freshman. lie
was a sophomore. - Chicago Daily
News.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-28

Ts2-British House Of Commons -
solved 70 end the war with the Unissc
States
fTSe-Firsf Congress Of the United
States under the constitution met.
iTsi-District Of Columbia organized
1Soo-Sapoleon issued orders for his
projected inrNsion Of the British
Isle<
is<s-Portugue~ royal family arrived IN
Brazil, havnki 6ed from Portugal
tsoe-FrancoIs Blanchard. who made
the hrsf balloon ascension In Amer
ic&. died In Paris
is16-w2r deelxzed between the United
States and Algier&
ls1T-Wiiiam a Crawford Of Georgia
beeane Secretary Of the United
States Treasury James Monroe
inansurated President At Congress
Han. Washlnxsou. the capitol having
been destroyed b. the British
is29-Martin Van Buren Of New 1ork
became Secretary Of State.
is54-TorOnt0 Incorporated As a city.
is4l-Daniel Webster bseans SECRETARY
Of State
ts43-Tunnel under the Thames river az
London opened. John G. Spencer
OF New York became Secretary Of
the Cniesd States Treasury.
lSs5-Fi0rida admitted 70 the Union.
Mexican minister protested against
the admission Of Texas into ths
Union and demanded bis passports
is4s-IDe0me tar riots IN London-
1Sse-The -wnnot provisor passed By
Congress. Gen Zachary Taylor IN
eugurated President Of the United
States. :. United States Department
Of the Interior established. .Georxs
". Crawford Of Georgia became Sec
Rotary Of War.
is54-Honsstead bin passed By Coz
gresA
is5T-The bred Scott DECISION delivered
b. Chief Justice Tadey.
ls61-Czar cecreed the emancipation ef
the serfs in Russia
ls62-Gen- Beauregard assumed CON
mnnd Of the army Of the Mississippi
is55-Inauxurati0u Of Abraham Lincoln
and Andrew Johnson a. Pr~s;denf
and vios President Of the United
States
is8S-Presidenf johnson summoned "a
appear before the courts Of impeaehr
ment. on March IS
IS70-Thomas Scott shot AZ Fort Garry
b. order Of Louis Rel. Il,
eraeuatsd b. the Germans.
ls7s-Disastroa Gre tn Hot sprinrzt
Ark
Iso1-conservafivss victorious IN ths
Canadian elections
so3-A revolution broke out IN Hes-
durns-
s95-Jspanese captured NeuchvanE
eO2-Lord Methuen wounded and taken
prisoner b. the Beers.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-28

for a brief visit,
mainly 20 see how
her freshm a o
brother was set
ting on
what a pretty
girl = Tarnley's
sister exclaimed
eGervescently as
she Investigated
the photograph
Then she glanced
AZ the one next 70
it-and the next
and then another.
Rapidly she swept
- = -
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-28

% feel rery sorry
for him and whsn
some man. who was
decidedly new ami
Ignorant o. things.
mentioned Heiens
Eimonf every oDs
ia the room heid
his breath Tarn-
leg did not flicker
an eyeiaah
Miss Eimontr
b repeated. c1ade
sccndinkly. -Oh. yes
she L. a nf.. fffffa
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-28

used to spend two hours begging
q xfri for a kiss"
weir
Now take the kiss and put In the
two hours apoioxizing. n that much
time be necessary"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-28

the Pacific place service In peace and OF security
war It's value commerce would be great Its value
In war would be inestimabe. and II would as has well
been suggested Congress be Of the strongest pos
sfble for the prevention OF in the Pacific
Ocean After all these years Of neglect and Of
existing conditions at the day. IT
travasant for the naval affairs committee say.
does that every consideration Of national honor and
policy calls for the prompt equipment Pearl harbor
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-28

I'm going to make a lot Of none,
writing books. and then I'm going -
farm"
Why not make lot Of money farm.
ing and then write booksT'-phllsass
phln Press.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-28

/ the WHIl8 o. the
room before she flashed an accusing
glance n Tarnley.
you've eleven pictures Of this same
girl she cried ~rou-you must Be
fond o. her. Tommy
Nothing OF the sortl- confrndicfed
Tommy. grufiy. meanwhile turning a
brick red -she-she's IN some o. the
CLASSES. Just happpened 70 pick them
up
-Uh-huh.- said Tarniey's sister. i've
Observed that one Is apt 70 pick up
s2o-a-dozen photographs from the dust
OF the strectr'
Think you're smart. dou't your
rowied Tarniey with his back 70 her.
trying 70 recover bis cquanlmity.
There was no denying that Taruley
was frightfuily smlffen- II was - ~
rious an lnfntuation that II had passed
the bower OF mere words. % he had
ceased % rave about Miss Edmout 10
the other fellows Other men might re-
mark fervcntly that their best girls
were peaches and -out Of sight but
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-28

Olive oil is injured By being kept In
the light. when used at the table Il
should be removed to cool dark place
after each neal
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-28
MUCH WORK. MANY IDIERs.

8; J: J: ! :: :: J:
he recent CREST Increase In the number Of
unemployed Gbls-bodied men and the slmul-
famous CRY from the farm districts for
more help draw sharp attention In
ETTST5SNf conSruous condition The problem OF IN
fSEtSEI ducing abie-bodled men 70 remain upon
return to the farms Is that becomes
more diicult jet insstent every day. II
solved SOMEHOW II the prosperity Of the country IS
continue II little wonder that the President and
his cabinet are forced consider the subject with
view 10 Lending federal assistance In dsposing OF IL
II would be poor business policy. and charity.
to feed the army OF unemployed In the large cities
while the farms lacking ahorerS II any among the
unemployed sick unable stand the strain OF
hard work let other provision be made for them; but
for the OF dleness and
vice By feeding ablebodied fellows who win 80
the country any unemployed able-bodied man who
fuses opportunity 80 into the country work. pre-
be convicted as vagrant and made build roads
Washington Post
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-28

The habit Of viewing things cheer.
fully. and Of thinking about life hope.
fully. may be made to grow up IN us
like any other habit-smiIea
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-28

MY husband Is complaining Of your
cooking. Mary.
Mary lreassurinzly)-Oh mum. I
don't take any notice Of him. for It's
the nature Of him TO find fault Amt
be forever complainin' Of you. NUM-
Illustrated Bit2
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-28
pEARr. HARpoR 4 xEa1EcrEp orPoaruH1rY.

UR annexation OF Hawaii. our development
Of vast political as wei as commercial In
terests In the Pacific and the obvious cesir-
ability OF developing our coast defenses and
naval auxiliarles according to a consist
ent and adequate plan. all bespeak the need
OF making that finest natural harbor In
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-28

"Do you know that I was born q.
the Same day Emerson diedT"
both events being cruel misfor.
time to literature Bohemian.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-28

When a man Ia sure he has WON
ans sympathy he adds fully a hundred
par cant TO hls hard.iuck afaris@
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-28
TaTnIsy's Experience

Just after Tarniey had established
bis latest picture Of Miss Edmont on
his mantel his sister came 10 Chicago