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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17

iono Sulegope, % belle Mienigbe0cn
9lGOe0e iig; Dog, iom Der Itaar !
Saln1en: YSorrig % @lGOe, Sc poll-
ore tilbobe, &ptfe, ltlpffe Dc gallge
paa HaO", loa blep 8lGOen blan-
oct nle0 Malurt, "a por ErGlt, ga
itor S. =. Nielien SenOagen efter
bolot i'm IfifeosprGOifen for at
pptage ct &alo iom 8eitprer for Ell
Spiifole / g. 9afotu. 9t ifilore
Wentgbe0enS Sorg oper at mite
bens SiGlebproe laoer Jig fife gpre.
Sorgen er opbt inOprentet / bperS
@ierte, iom bapoe noget meO Me-
nigbeOsar6ej0et at gsre, og BET mua
fltnne inoies, at BET bar giort ct Op6t
Sfaar / Iamme. Mfange ifenne IL
mel tilbragte hi iamlnen meO pore
@rpitefolf, 0els noor ri fom ianl=
men til Songppelier % peO andre
2eiligbe0er, - men Set ttl6prer 10
oItiammen ben Gi0, iom life er
mere.
@u0stieneit ten 6ol0e2 oppe, peO at
por 6orulono ON S6noagen lGier
Ell &ru0ifen, % @ei0get / &irfen
bar / Sc ii0Itc @or SanOoge pGret
tilfre0@itiaen0e, og Dor 96n er, at
GuO, Q ian0e @gr0e, moa bieIpe
% Ieoc %, iou Ui fan game bans
9(rbejoe fer poa Soroen og tiIii0it
uin0e Ben epige &rona.
@pi5 Oette life finoer @eien /
G~eooftprens @opirfltrp ienoer ieg
~0oniferen"s 2aiere % &e0oft6r
en- frrlig 6ilien.
@6iLo, ga, Solruor 1908.
. 9
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17
gilbert Sea, @iinn.
On 2egmano.

Oct npe Iar bar for oenne @gns
@e0fommanoe brogt en- bel Del
Spgoom meO Jig. 9ele Gre1tefa=
milien bar peret paa Spgeliiten
meo ct @alsonoe. Hait. Slien
maotte goa / Seng / Steoet for at
preOife NptaarsOag og f6lgenoe
SsnOog. 2igeleOes bar ogiaa Ell
9egrapelie maattet forrettes Gre-
IIen foruOen.
- @n lille ire @ars 8ige peb
Napn Nlta 0aiiD, 9atter al Wer.
og @trs. IS. Sarien, ofgif pe0 3D.
ben meqem @~eaigoagene iom Spl=
&c al Sfarlagensfeber, flere al ben
lille Yiges S9lfenoe er enonu Il
OenOe al iamme SpgOom men er
FOG for6aa6entlig u0en Sure.
- @n anOen file Bige, 9atter
at Wfr. og Wtrs. Geo. Senien af-
gift peo Oeoen geptaarsmorgen Jon
6slge af Yneumonia.
@rs. Sens 9fioloen ioro-
feiteOes fra &irfen ben 6. Sanuar.
OGDEN bar / Bette Silfeloe mo
troaot efter ct langere SpeeGeie.
- Mrs. sena 0ttes Gieeer fig
al @nelrmonio / lin 9rooer. g
GIauiens Stem.
Sogen er NOT Sen, at Min.
neiota fife er fig ielp / glor. g
foar fife noget at BEN meget foIoe
flare 2uft, Der bar Orb for al
bore ben beofte 2ipselirir, Der fin
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17

ltrift, l1ogct ON at 8rltoeparret iflti-
Sc forlaOe Jig paa @ltO, BET ItoO Der
poo SfiItene.
Eli %rpItefolfets 6orbopielie frat
bon frem Ell Eoie meO % blanfc
Sfilter, bporpaa Ser ltoO: uSn 500
me fruit"
6orroen oisIe Sfilter mootog
8ruoeporret flere anore SSlpgen=
Itun6e og 2pfenifninger / Inleo-
ningen. DIN @ftermiooogen bar
ser loa igen @uostieneIte. Waa
@erren ioo peliigne 9rltoeporret I
ceres 8erning, at Sc enonlt / mat
&c 9(ar mo lepe Ior1men og orbei-
&c / Serrel1s Si1gooro.
- @oltor @eOarien reilte lomn1e
BAG tilbage til Chicago. g. s.
Senien blep Der og preOifeOe for
% ON Spnoogen, tiQige bar ban
runOt at 6eioge iua mango Glm;-
;ier, iont bans Gi0 tiQoO. San
reJi,t berfra til Omigbt for at 6oI-
I, M}n0e Ser.
&re0smtsiionen. -
SEQ &reOsmpoet / Gbicago blep BET
lei TENT at DIR. q. q. Senien full
De BRUCE bele i'm SiO lom Wfisiio=
npr; men Q rItaur ieg ret, Iaa laOer
set life til, at bore 8reIter og Wte=
~nigbe0er er ole re0e til at Itptte
renne Sag.
gtnor Ser Ell iao itor en- MfangeI
poa Yr9Iter, er bet iitfert iprgeligt,
at Ri life burger Be WteOler, @uO
bor giuet oS til 5ieles 6relie.
@Uem al eOer Dil itaa frem paa
Den itore Dag % iige: jeg OilOe
life itptte Ben Sag, for Set bar
I'm Ell 42i5iionGr.
Seq fan beQer life foritoa, at Ell
@tisitoupr pil0e bore til Sfu3e,
TIL ltul0e bet ife, at en- eller au=
rer blep ompenGt De0 Dor WtisIio-
lInr, pilOe BET 1lof Dgre til @Qol1
f3r&rGIter11e og Menigbeoerne; Sc
bilOe pitt bpite 6rugterne. Men
paa bpuO M3aaOe ifol ioa Hengene
trmme mo? Sa, BET fon leg lfssa
lpare beOre paa emo peo at Iige:
i1pOt Sogen og beO for Ben.
Men laO os iaa fife ifaoe Wtis=
iIonen peO at gpre en- 8ogpeooler
Geg 6urOe moaife ifripe 4gent, for
oct bpres bel beorel of Dor M1ig=
TONER; tbi oct ifaoer Sagen, Sor-
tJeneiten ct NOT better fife flor iier
paa 2anOet, bpOr Solf Dor noget
ipreOte. S ben Gag er ri fife aGe
enige, men 0eriom Der er nogen, JON
tetpipler SanObeoen beraf, laa bill
ieg gipe big ct goot &aoo. Sag
ng foa en- Del CODE, friltelige So
ger, gaa laa pg prgp at ielge benz
til pantro Wenneifer, og 6erlom on
ion Ter go0t, bill ou mart opoagel
at De fleite before Ter bin S9l ems
BIN Sao.
Get tror ieg Ifooer MisItonsor=
6ei0et.
SQinois &re0s bar ct Gimme for
nGlte &re0sm60e, ipm lDoer iaale=
0eS: n@r fife SUBS 8prn ofte
Si10er for @u0s 9figes l10bre0elie?"
Wfon BET fan fife ogion onbenoes
oberfor Dor &reosmisiion?
Sermeo en- benlig @ilien.
On 29qman0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17
ROrreipOnOaucer
@te4a66, SIS,

Oct er pit o%arepi5, ii0en Ser bar
pGret nogen, Ser bar inoien0t 9tq-
beOer ira oenue 8lo05. Ser er 10
better life meget at ifripe ON, ri
far fife 2anO til Solg. 9aniferne
ber er for oe fleItes &eofommenoe
uHenters"; tbi 2on6et Der er oDrt,
ira $150.00-$200.O0 per Icre,
og iaa faar ri 10 fife iom andre
Steoer fra $4,000 til $4,000
PER Icre / Ipl, men maa npias
meo fra $15.00-$25.00. &na0
&linoet angaar iao er BET maaIf e
GeQer fife iaa iunOt iom / Nortb
9nfota, bbor Solf life bliper for
fslet, e1er iom / bet iolrige Goli-
fnrnia. Men pi bar bog fife noget
at 6eflage os ODER, for hi bar 10
fife pr6bet noget be6re.
S Sior Sinter reiite 3 So
miller til 9onmarf for at 6oIette
Jig Der, nemlig Mr. 90. Seller, Scr.
S. g. anOerien og M}r:. S. s. @n-
berien, men Be er oQe fomne til
boge, og Ri er pitt aQe GLADE pes
at hQDe Dem ihlQn6t os iden. thi
beres SLABS Itoo ioo tom i N1e-
nigbeoen og / &irfen.
- @n til al bore elore Settlere
er ogioo rejIt, ban rejite biem til
ben ebige @bile. Oct por Scr.
Sobn Worgenien. @on 6apoe be-
ret iDg / l9ngere Si0; men iier
ret iioIte @or gift oet Itprft neooo;
ban 6el lutte6e iaa ct reiie til Gbi=
cago for at unoerfaite Jig en- Spe-
1ation. San blep opereret Sen 90.
September, men oeoe Sen IA. Of
tn6er - / Sroen paa lin SrelIer.
Gen II. Ofto6er bleb Fan BE-
grabet fra Siemmet UNDER flor Gel
togelie. San bar MeoIem al We-
nig6e0en ii0en 6ens Stiftelie % bar
hens f6rite Gorman6; ban bar oltio
re6e at 1tette SUBS &iges Gag.
- Sorrig og @leoe De panore
til Sp6e. @i bar ogioa baft Set
i6lanot o. og BET enoOa Selp6rDl=
lup og Su6i(9umsfeit. Den 10.
Sec. par BET nemlig % @or iioen
Dor @reit, %ait. q. 9fasm1sien 6leu
oroineret, og ben 20. December bar
Get % 4ar, ii0en ban % @uItrrt
~inotroaOte / 2@gteifob.
S 9lnleOningen par Ser beitemt
MiSiionsmsOe, og &aIt. 8e0erien
og @tisiioner g. 6. Senien fra
Chicago gl90e0e os me0 at pere
til SteOe. Oct bar 2 ret op6pgge-
lige Gage, ga SUBS 0ro lso iblonot
os flart og tpOeligt. Og ri flyer
greorene Saf for gionesbproene.
Den 20 December bar ser tiaigs
Iltergong, bpor Sslp6ruoeparret
tiaigemeo ale oeres fonftrmereoe
@ern iomt De fleite af @enigbeoens
@eolemmar gift til Serrens 9oro.
TrGitefolfene in6bpo 6ele Sor-
iomlingen til at bIioe og intage
Wiooag iammen me6 oem. @ef
Slrtningen at MoaIti6et fto6 Bnit
Feoarien op og bolot en- lille Sale
ON nogle SfiGter me6 en- big Boo'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17

at 9irfen itol males til
CONNER, % nogle Here SfDqge-
Greer ifol plontes. 3iG T%eoiIorer
qenpolgtes &. $. @eterien % 81.
Mprtenien.
- Der far / Sen ienere Sis life
puret loo liot SpgOom Der / Spen.
Set meIte itammer ira S~orfpIelIe.
Mrs. @nton Sanien bar 0og fig
oct til Sengs / lengere Sio og bar
Eaft 0pftor, men er nof fist beore.
Scr. q. Sosium bar bpgget
liof ioa net ct Sus poa lit 2on0
Noro for 8pen. SitOen bette le-
ies, bill ban meo Somilie oQereOe
p9re flpttet oerlto. Inton 95ielien
bar toget aontraft poo at ippne
hans 2ono for Ylontning.
- Oct Ter life ioa li0t u0 til,
Qt ser ct en- 6oarO Sis / @enfe
for acknowledgements 6er / 6resno
county. SEQ GfteronrS-g oGget biz
let fonlrle til en- S~tprfeprdpe, ON
Ser ifol u0itc0aS 9eoiQing eaer
life. Set fne6 nof me0 at fao
set Oerbelt, men set lo0 fig 0og
gore. Selma er rt6r", og Sings
borg bar giort &roftonItrengelier
for at bIipe Set Der or6eioes
uforfGr0et oQe &egne, foo set CT
at boabe, at Set biz IDffes at fao
benne Observation-Disclosures barfte
Sjen0e timber &ontrol.
hmm @n ing Mo10, W}r. Die Die
len ira GGe$portb, So., oeute5 6er-
til ON ct 9or Gage, ban piG toge
9pbol6 6o5 Mr. Clinton Niellen
SD0 for 8pan.
- @}ii8 Qgnes So6nIon, Iom
mt er pon yGbe @oo0 6omoriton
@oipitol~ / 2o8 @l1gele5 for at us
9dnnes til ugetrie", ifriper, at BUN
en- glo0 / lin @erning, 0og er set
til SiOer fist anitrengenOe, i7pr
meo Nnttebaogen.
- 0r. An0rep GGiett, Ell al Sc
fGrIte Settlere poo Geftii0en al
6looen, o60e / Mon0ogS / en- @l0er
. y aar og 6Gep begrapet / Sns=
gs paa &eeoGep &irfegooro. Or
h bar fen0t og elffet al oGe, booo
biaa bepiOne0es af Bet itore Sslge,
fulgte BAN til @rapen.
SIuttelig snifer bi uOonife-
ren"s HeOafter meo iamt oens
mango 2eiere ct goot og peliignet
Nptaar, og oct pil oct iiffert blipe,
bpis Serren 6aglig faar SOB at
toge os peo Soonoen og fsre os
.efter tin 8i0ies Selbebog.
&orr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17

Ges, % iom longt opertr9fer o&
man fnar pau Npotefet.
If SeuigoogsbeipgenOe note
rer ri: Setter &pnter fra Dana
College % Sobannes Nielien fra
@anfielO College. SprItnppntes
9eieg gialt ben Gemerife Samilie
\ SGroelesbeO, meOens iioltnepnte
6eiegte Mr. Sigbbps.
s benne ltge afboloer 81.
Wfinl1. SorticuItltraf Society tit
oarlige Wpoe / 9pen. &et NANCE
pentes at bile rbarp9re % oeltaqe
I ret nomerfeoe Rrogram; mango
Al Tor Menigbeos lpeolemmer til
bprer nGpnte Screening.
- Otter at baoe benDttet Sanl-
funOetS SefstrGffer for ct @or bar
por SpnoagsifoIe 6eluttet at gao
t!.6oge til Dor gaE1Ge Sroning.
0ette SfriOt er BOG life toget Iom
6plge al M1angel poa Somfltn0g=
f6lelle. SpGrtimo0 bleo Sfri0et
upOigt toget, forOi Sen belle San-
tc appeIereOe til %. Dog ntellta
man at maatte tage Sfri0et for
81 hi er operbebilte ON, at ct BE-
ere Jfeiultat opnaaeS pao on0en
MaoOe netop UNDER bore Sorbol0e.
Sogen er / SORTED 0enne, at eff
ter Sefsternes Sno0eling barer set
fem Ior at fontme geltnem Sc to
Qef5t66ger. Set biz mes on0re
Cr0 iige, at @6rnene til Ng6s
fonlmer genlem Sc to 86ger eli
Gang / Sio8rrmmet, fra Sc fa;
Set Oanife Sprog bel nof til at lore
nog5t og til aonfirmotionen. Gn
ioa0on @(r0ning bill moofe paste
pel nOf, boor man bar Menig6e6S-
ifoIe; men Sen ct nappe Sen rigtige
for os. 9ette til S6n0og8ifoIefo-
ntiteenS b~elOiIige Sberbeielie.
- Eaa bort / Ii01te ltQe afbol0-
tie WenigbeOsm9oe polgtes felgen-
Sc @m6eOsm9no for set fommen0e
Nar:
Sruitees: $. sc. 9onIen, s. u.
5hplp.
Glofoner: g. GlauIen, 8. 8. s
&>igfbp.
6orntalth: g. Glauien.
Sefreter: @igbbD.
-Gan0n4aifelen: -Gassae4
Glarien; Neitformono, 81. g. U1T
itenien.
&omitt for &irfebpgningsfunoet
9. s.. Spenoien, g. 6. @n6erienl
girs. Sbrop, Sens Sbomien, Sans
2arien.
Sibliotefsfomitee: Sobmnes Gs-
mer, Sens 2uuritien, Sens Sbom-
fen.
&ebiiorer: Sioemann og 6. Ser
telien.
&looSanpiiere: STR. Sonien, g.
6. a~noerien, Sans 2orIen og g.
$ "''''''''- a.ss.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-17

lasm 4 2un2aaai@ aas
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-08-27
News OF OLD TOWN

There are rumors of wedding. Re-
port says that the house has been rented
and portion of the furniture installed.
The case of Anderson VS.. Page-Hill, a
dispute concerning the inspection of
poles, was taken on a change of venue
to Priest river.
Jack Furness has returned from a
hunting trip near Boomers Ferry.
F.. B. Warmer was Boomers Ferry
and Standpoint visitor last Friday.
An addition is being constructed in
the rear of the Conquest saloon for a
liquor room.
Custer Kellogg has returned to Palouse
after short visit at Newport.
The Old Town correspondent has been
assigned to the editors ranch for few
weeks, for the purpose of studying the
question, "Why Is Hem
German Louis" is engaged in paint
the bulletin board.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-08-27
Married at Spokane

+. at the home of her friend, Miss Elsie
Childs, in Spokane on Saturday evening
occurred the marriage of Miss Lora
Lamb, of Newport, to B. NJ. Satterfield,
OF Garrett, Ind.
Rev. f. c. Downey performed the
ceremony which vas witnessed By only
few of their intimate friends. The
Childs home was prettily decorated, the
ceremony taking place in the reception
room in which large bower of wood
hine had been arranged. Miss Edna
Seeley Of Newport played the wedding
march.
NJ iss Lamb has been a teacher in the
Newport schools. but recently resigned
her position. She is one of the most
charming OF Newport girls and has a
host of friends who are pleased to ex-
tend congratulations and good wishes.
Mr.. Satterfeld is chief clerk of the
Baltimore & Ohio at Garrett, Ind,
where the young couple will make their
home.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-08-27
Farmers are well acquainted with

Farmers are well acquainted with
the fact that the roots of trees will
disrupt and sometimes overturn q
stone wall. but the lifting power of
tender vegetables is equally surprising.
The one result which has perhaps
attracted the greatest attention is the
discovery that weight of two and a
half tons can be lifted by the common
pumpkin in the course of it's develop
ment
DR.. Carpenter relates the story Of a
paving stone weighing eighty-three
pounds that was raised from its bed
(when joined by others ON all four
sides, by such soft piece of fungi as
the common mushroom. And still an.
other and more remarkable story Is
added to the above.
A man had q cask of sweet wine and
placed it In an empty cellar to mature.
When examined several years later it
had risen from the floor of the cellar
to the ceiling. having been borne up
ward upon the tender shoots Of a vine
fungus with which the cellar was
flled.-London Home Notes.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-08-27
Freedom of the Press.

The battle for free press in the
full modern sense was fought out be-
tween 1854 and III. beginning with
the prosecution Of Wilkes for attack
ing Butte in the North Briton and end
ing with the successful resistance to
the proclamation by which the CON-
mons had forbidden the publication Of
their debates. Six printers Who had
infringed the proclamation were sum-
moned to the bar Of the house. Five
obeyed. and the messenger of the
house was sent to arrest the sixth
The lord mayor sent the messenger to
prison. The house of commons sent
the lord mayor to the Tower. but he
was released at the next propagation,
and the day on which he left the Tower
marked the end Of the last attempt to
silence the press.-New York Ameri-
can
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-08-27
CATCHING the "Tone."

He was well meaning young man,
but as curate in small village he had
never occasion to meet the class OF
people who frequented the fashion
able parish to which he had just been
appointed
His new rector, wishing to help him
on to success. had been liberal with
advice and had duly impressed aim
with the Importance of always taking
the tone" Of the people with whom
he mingled. Being invited to take
dinner at the mansion of one of the
members OF the congregation and
knowing that he would have to say
grace, the young curate took his cue
from the conversation overheard be-
fore dinner. and when his hostess
nodded meaningly In his direction he
delivered himself of the following,
which he considered quite In keeping
with the tone" of the guests assem-
bled:
20 Lord, thanks awfully, jolly good
feed. wot ?"-London Express.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-08-27
The Miser's Carpet.

"Dr. Quain. the eminent physician,
full of Hibernian wit. would some
times tell unauthorized anecdotes Of
his professional experiences" says Sir
Algernon West in One City and
Many Men" Once he was attending
a we'll known man Of misery habits
in Mayfair. who when very lii asked
him to honestly tell him If he would
ever again rise from his bed Of sick
ness. The doctor thought be never
would. Please ring the BELL said the
patient. and when he had secured the
attendance Of his housekeeper he said:
Have the strip Of carpet by my bed
side, which is good one, wrapped
up and put away. l shall not want it
again, and if it is left here those IN
dertaker's men will be sure to spoil
1t with their dirty bootsr"
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-08-27
Donate Labor for Building Road

J. r. Patterson has been soliciting aid
in the matter OF opening for traffic the
road laid ont over the state road survey
and has been meeting with good success.
To date Mr.. Patterson has received the
following dona tons:
II. Van Dusen, one days work with
team. Geo. Bracket, one days work
with team. F. ID. Bennett, all black
smith work necessary and man to
help one day. J. r. Patterson and son.
work from Sept. 14th until finished
Sylvester Weyrick, who has done most
OF the work on the road to this date will
also help. F.. F.. Roberts and friends.
; to days work.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-08-27
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Investigate Cedar Park.
Barber Fred Phillips is building ar

Investigate Cedar Park.
Barber Fred Phillips is building an
addition to his residence.
Mrs. J. T. Gibbs and children have
been visiting at Occur d'Alsne, their
former home.
\ large house and ten lots. for sale,
a dandy place for a chicken ranch
Charles F. Craig.
G.. l.. Noble and wife, Of West Union,
Iowa, are guests of John Noble and wife,
called here by the serious illness of little
Louise Noble.
J G. Powell, who has been at Volmer,
Idaho, working on W. A. Priaulx's pa
per, has returned to Newport. He re-
ports Will making good there.
Louis kirchan. of the Central Market,
has been getting some very choice beef
steers from Calispel valley faElners, one
Of which weighed, dressed, $40 pounds.
One of the. Names, residing near
Tweedie, shot bear Sunday and ship
ped it to Newport. The bear was freed
by dogs and fell an easy victim. He
weighed 2lO pounds.
Philip Nagel is going ahead with the
exploiting of his brick yard east OF town
and is now burning his first kiln. Mr..
Nagel has very fine clay bed, samples
from which have Won first prizes at
various expositions.
Messrs. Craig and Martin, who pur-
chased the Grover & Lusher property at
the corner of Washington and SECOND,
will this week start the work IF exca-
waiting for new three-story concrete
hotel, which they expect to build next
spring. The foundation will be laid this
fall.
a meeting Of prohibitionists and local
option people was held at the Baptist
church Monday evening which was adj
dressed by II. A. Sheldon, of Colyille,
chairman OF the county prohibitionists.
Al this meeting resolution was adopted
favorlng the holding of a convention at
Colvllle on the same day as the primary,
to place in nomination candidates for
county officers.
kancherS who have good pictures of
their places and are willing to furnish
letters telling OF their agricultural ex-
perlence in this section are requested to
send same to A. NJ Harris, secretary Of
the Commercial Club BY Sept. lst.
They are to be used in the bulletin about
to be issued by the Great Northern
railway for the purpose Of advertising
this section.
The electric light situation remains
unchanged and Newport citizens Stun
Die through the dark or discreetly STAY
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May Change State Line TO the East

Newport, Washington, people who do
not like the idea of the state line survey
throwing us into Idaho, may find some
hope in report which reached Newport
this week. 1t is to the effect that the
surveyors, after progressing 20 miles
with their work, have found that the
true line veers 50 feet to the east of the
old line. The surveyors are now about
ITO miles from Newport, so that if the
ratio is kept up the state line at this
place will he between 500 and 600 feet
east of its present location, throwing
almost two locks of Idaho into Wash
ington.
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Fun Missed In Air TRAVELLING.

1t may be great achievement for
balloon to travel at the rate Of seven
ty-fve miles per hour, but what Is the
fun in skipping along at that rate
when you cannot see the telegraph
poles or constables whiz past? The
pleasure in speed is in passing things
that stand still or go slower.-Boston
Advertiser.
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The Real Version,

Napoleon sat inadvertently upon
smoking cannon and scorched the seat
Of his white trousers.
II cannot turn back now" he NUT
tered to an aid as he hastily dismount-
ed. II have burned my britches be-
hind me''
This historic expression has been
grossly corrupted by later WRITER'S
Pathfinder
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The Sunreme Test.

you are all right" said the doctor
after he had gone through with the
regulation humping and listening
with his patient Not a trace of
heart disease. Fifteen dollars. please"
The patient drew a long breath and
remarked: II am sure now l have no
heart disease. Ii had. should have
dropped dead when you mentioned
your fee"
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Cured the Dryness.

Mother-How did papa's new book
get in this condition? Bobby-Why,
mamma heard papa say last night
that the book was too dry for him.
So l put it In the bathtub and let the
water run
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Slow, but Not Sure,

Your daughter is not engaged to
young johnson yet, then? l suppose
it is a case of slow and sure?"
WELL yes-he is slow, and she is not
at all sure"
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r. S. Anderson, proprietor Of tho
Newport Telephone Exchange, returned
from a trip to Dakota this week and
viii now make his residence here. The
new system will be in operation next
next week.
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have often wondered how epery
man loves himself more than all the
rest OF men.-Antonius.