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New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

biogra phical sketch of the author of the His
tory"
wilkins Updikc the descendant of a distin-
guished Colonial family. gentleman of the
old school, successful lawyer and legislator
and a man Of scholarly tastes. DR. Goodwin
says that he was at the bottom of his nature
an antiquarian. when he vas doing just what
he loved most TO do he was handling manu-
scripts heavy with mould and yellow with dust
and the pigment that only the centuries sup
ply He VAS trying by the light of some dimly
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

numbers.
At Christmas began twelve days OF ~
when entertainment was general. eaen =
going about on horseback attended oy Is
want. The roads were few ana bad. am
riages were unknown Nd Obstacles aPi~
were ever allowed to stand n The way o.
tendance at weddings which we're es'---
with real nagnificence NJ Cpd-N@ reiii1-
that the last of the great entcr-1.n-nentS q.
sort was given about the YER I,.", 1y VI
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

the great landed proprietOrs OF Na--,
ordered their lives and their Dossesz;o,.
plantations were apt to number seva-,t :. 4
sand acres OF rich land. especially passu., :
and they had no lack OF Iab0rers. nep,,. :
and Indians being available at al ti,s- "a
Narragansett cheese was famous. IA e. r
as were the horses. the splendid pacs-- :
on these great farms. and both cbao,. =
horses had an unfailing market in n. ~
Indies The wealth derived from ,bs..
estates was never spared in hospitality =
Iers properly introduced Were enterrai,a1 d
matter OF course; the taFerHs 0f the dav 4
few and inferior. and nobody stared in o. i
who could help IL. II is recorded thar -.
men who had once travelled The co,Int-v - q
PRODUCTION had regular places for ref-sss-.
and repose on all their future peregriua,. o
The home Of the agricultural raayrs,s =
refined. often distinguished ia its appoIa,-.-p
the library was full OF The treasures OF c'.,-
and English literature. The sons Of TIE u
had well trained tutors from England
were often placed for additional. polish g
families Of such learned men as Or MacS5s- :
The sisters OF these yJltCs we're als'
structed By tutors and went % receive n.
isilfng graces in a Boston school AL y
the day, were taught good manners and a.
required TO practise what they learned n -
direction. As for the diversions u the ss--N
Mr.. Updike says. ,
This state OF society supported lT sIave-y n
produce fcstivity and dissipation tle nat--1 :
suit Of wealth and leisure PA .-1-lHls % la. i
TO l.xrriate on bip4ted s3lU5- were the an
frduIgenceS of May Pace races on the osa- :
the prize OF 4 silver taukari and --ssts Of s.. z
and scaled fiSn were t.-- -F9t- iadLse1c-
summer. When autumn arr--a.t the com h-z
festivals commenced Ir--ta'- lions V7~e extsna-
all those prOprietOrS who were C9Ji-s 9f ri
intimacy, and m return the invited guests :
their slaves to AID the host By t.-r services =
numbers OF both sexes WON'T D. Z1rherst I
penSiye entertainment prepare. ei- al,ef ~ a
past the recreation OF Ctr-.---- '.Eai-eIcee 4 =
families were provided Win l4~se nails II q
Sr.aciOuS mansions and W--- natural Muse,
among their slaves GSrt-e- % n TIER sc-'
coats and swords. with lace r--IrS over =
hands hair turned back from T-- forehead !,
frizzIed dubbed or du-ued behind. highlT =
dercff and pOunatuU0ed. STT1.l-7-J-ceS, six 81
IngS and shoes Orndmented W-f- or-iIdnl o1fz5
and ladies' dressed in brJc4dr. cushioned =
dresses and high heeled shoes p.r-1 1Trred ne II
changes These festivities would sometimes z,
tfnue for days. and the banGUet5 IrnJnS me 2a-
nroprTetOrS would for a longer o. SI0rler Il
continued during the season o. harvest -
seasons of hilarity and festlvity we're as gra--
10 the slaves as to their masters. ds bol
rreDa tfonS were made and Ike 4r---SeIae-ts =
enfoved by them in the large ki-eaens an
houses the places Of their reIi4---r 4he I
landed prOprietOrS INDUCED II I-.Se e12-,
festivals until the Revolution People row
relate the fact of John Potter 5 having nad 1 4
sand bushels OF corn hUSked N one DAY. :
practice was continued ocCaSloc4--J COVE ! 2
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
OLD COLONY Days.
NuroganseH Church and Ch"rch-
men and Their History.

, HISTORY OF THE EPIsCoPM4 GU CItt' RGn 4adl,Id. ~
NsRPNEANSETT RHODE ISLAND lilciuG-
ire - history Of other Episcopal Churches IN
the state BY wilkins Updiie orfnc1ed Seconq f'I h,.
tba Ecy Daniel Goodwin. PHI. ID, - - i'.rS 10
trateJ In Three Volumes: PIP o.; og,' ~ o.,
Boston. Printed and published ny u 10 ~
dixie the Mcrrymount Press
-r,,o fret edition of wilkins Updikc's work.
n,,b,ished in 1917 has long been out OF PRINT
and &c a rarity dear to the collector 1hlS ad-
;-,h,o NOV. edition issued just two hundred
.oars after the erection of the NarraSansett
church. we owe chiefly to the piouS iaDorS oI
.bc authors grandson Mr. Daniel Berkeley Up
s;l,o and to the interest felt i'll his undertaking Z
bv various wealthy citizens of Rhode lsiaho.
As editor DR. Goodwin has apparently t'ileo
with equal painstaking and enthusiasm Inc or
;oinaI text has not been changed. bat mas Oeen
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-02

every why it should be elected
without fight for every place the strong
every the republican party should be
The journal did little boost
believing whoever the party should nominate would make
good The eny satisfactory, and of
the undivided support the Journal Those who
may personally unknown the Journal vouched for by their
judgment and ability their judgment is good
here
There Disgusting the that there is hard fight ahead Of
republican ticket national and county 1t will not do
republican every need
While the normal republican majority large today
the danger oycrconfdenee which defeats
lack strength every republican will get out and drill
ajorts viii be bigger this year than But with about
third Of them trusting continue their party
providence will give them the gbY and kick them SO hard while they
aren't looking that they won't for four least
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-02
BureIars Make Big Haul.

Burglars visited the harness shop o.
M. +. Burkhill, here in Shoshone'
Thursday night, and carried away
about $3.50 worth of gloves that had
been stacked up in the front window,
for sale. The visitors came in through
the back door, which they forced open,
and presumably had no trouble IN Sc
lecting their plumber and getting away.
The gloves were taken out of the boxes
and the boxes left on the floor, the
plumber probably being put IN a sack or
other more convenient receptacle.
Among the articles taken were
number of pairs of fine buckskin cay,
airy gauntlets, worth $40 par. An
the gloves were of good quality. the
cheaper grades being passed by.
No clue has as yet been found to the
robbers.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-02

SAY Kin you remember when you wan
dered just boy,
Down tn applied ways Of glory through
tn fields Of no alloy?
Kin you?
Kin you wrinkle up your forehead ar
gist sorler wander back
To th Valley Of Conienlment where you
hiperod ~ t. "a stack?
Kin you?
Kin you conjure up tn river and tn fish
you used to catch.
An tn places in IN orchard where tn
jaybirds used TO hatch?
Where th squirrels used to chatter an
tn swimmin' hole was cool.
An tn waters swashed and layed you
as you snor,ed in tn pool?
Kin YOU?
Say. kin you remember where tn whOp
pers us, to grow.
An tn pa way through tn woodland
where us fellers used to go?
Kin you?
Gosh. it's ike a breath Of nectar from q
honeysucke vine,
Kin you git that Whit Of suthin' that is
tangier than wine?
KIN you?
It's the fragrance OF tn meadow an tn
OdOr OF ~ wood.
! kin smell 1t sist as easy as l ever-um,
Whew,-could,
An besides / feel a. oozing
muddy through d
An tn zephyrs sor rough
tn peek hol $ il -
Kin you?
Gee, tn same dog-fetched hornet is q
daubin' up his hole
Where tn river sort of wrangles. singin
onward to its goal
Kin you?
An tn fsherhawk is yellin like a crater
a stringl
Harki l hear pheasant drummin' an
whacldn' of her wing.
Kin you?
Now I'm trapsin through tn clover to
the bread that mother made,
By the babble of tn river and tn naples
balmy shade
An by all tn rules O. boyhood I should
have an appetite
But. by cracky this part fails me! I
can't seem to git it right
Kin YOU?
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-02

A city friend Of mine recently bought
four acres of timber and meadowland
in the suburb whore ! lie. He had
a portable house erected and having
seen the furniture loaded in the city
joined his wife in the country. on the
new acreage. In his excitement, he
forgot that he hal not had luncheon
down town. Along about seven o'clock
that evening wandered over to his
place to see if he had arrived. There
| found him and his wife, hungry and
alone. awaiting the arrival of the fur
niture and the eatables. 1t was a mile
and half to the nearest supply store
and his wife wouldn't bulge because
the goods might come while they were
away.
AS he saw me. he hailed with eff
fusions of welcome. | said:
My wife sent me over to see if you
had arrived. And, by the way, have
you had anything to eat?"
Eat? o, not since breakfast-but
say, old man. waving his arms about
him in ecstasy, isn't this simply heav-
enly?"
Thus doth the simple life make all
of us bug-house.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-02
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

United States Standardization b Hepburn, shoshone
Justiee Supreme Csurt-Judge i. Ailshie Idaho
Congress- an-fhomss X Hamer. Fremont
Goeernor-Iames II Brady, Bannock
Lieutenant GOVERNOR II Sweelscr Cassia.
secretary ~ State-Robe Iansdon. Washington.
Attorney General ID McDougall Oneida.
Auditors D. Taylor, Bonner
ffeasufer-C a. Hastings. Me- Perez.
Mine lnspecior-F g.. Moore Shoshone
Superintendent Public Instruction. Belle Chamberlain rw
Falls
Presidential Electors Edgar Wilson Ada John Lamb Owy
bee. A a. Cxane. koolenaI.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-02

Il was Abraham Lincoln who said II guess must have thought
people made many them Lincoln who
the winning republican, have bad in mind the epub
party many hemand there be
many fail there The republican party is party Of
pcophko you and Notody and hands
office spleudoT Of any kind We do not want
part people who make
up the bulk the song uengththc people who fight the battles
l the ted sail The ships aud turn the wheels Of eommecewe do
fair get these for ourselves Some Of be in
oen unfortunate demand that there shall be aw.made
obstacle against getting good things
that chance under the republican par
IS ard believing IL duty ourselves to vote to put
ideals Of law into practice,
There was an lady century ago morn
dream and into crminay bad her ideas prophecies
things Flying machines engines ships
phones wireless ieiegrarhyail these within her dreamy
Her Mother shton iuihe Dreams and nothing
fret daers did nothing make them real We take
Wghs who sail through the fearessy
a thread the maze Of our own back yard to the Edsons and the
aho i the globe with fash OF light carry power
81 thousand falls hundreds Of miles along slender
Washington Grant Farrsgu all these
dreamed died 10 their dreams but gone
Alexander like 70 the world They may have dreamed
bat They d8 it with their hands.
hal alone tho sirge individuals chat have done great
things 10 the she great representative people like
own roentialy good Look YOU see
every hand laws hai give the poor
reh the humble chance 70 become The weak chance 70 become
,ioughesc laws the product OF the people the op
like and me The majority Americ fou the statute
the people the
republican party and grandfather the Wing party put there
almost every great 70" that makes Tor prosperity and advancement
The ireedo ii the slave the homestead reclamation the
protection q the American producer and workerhese but small
republican common people good record
we have done everything neither you perhaps
million the Office sou believe
bat acre not going 20 oere because haven't yet succeeded
getting al you started get TO Sepub
lean party going keep after an the Of these
problems until they settled right
This ak d old Mother shpon and dreaming compato
brought by the ca made in the campaign that the repub
stealing al the thunder Of the candidate
matter whether 10 nothough don't believe that
he he monopoly The good thoughts that have been the heritage
she for 5000 yebut they his he had the
party the feser, the ability them He Mother shpop
grooming things stronger
and makes hu take the million
IN The Civil War who dreamed plans end that bloody
bat there million Europe
plans crush Naoeonbu there only Wellington
b did M mse Of who the real reiormer brings old ques
which the real mother OF the brood
laid i that Matched them There
original hn you AK chicks growing big
nd I under the 81 the kied hen that scratches fights
them hey win iell sou mighty quick That kind Of hen
abcn payihe party that does things than
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-02
KILL THEM WITH KINDNESS.

The takes with those who inclined crilc the
Statesman its political position in the state campaign this fall
From the charge that The Statesman unfair
all parties who do accept and
The being ardent republican exponent in fact the
leading republican exponent the the criticism above
toned true it would naturally met msreprescn and exercise
all o its unaness in the of its political opponent the dem
ocratc That it treating the democrats only fair but
than fair, is demonstrated by the table given below.
Beginning Wednesday, September % inch osac both
editorial its columns devoted either the leading po
c parties has been faithfully measured and credited in its proper
column with the following results
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-02
A coon COUNTY TICKET.

Ite republican county ticket nominated convention
aa 81 shasnpe THURSDAY and before the public approval
Z good siFke There good aud good
M s 10Th senents hafe beea entirely successful putting
eafa af ls y naf ~ tie mature 81 compromise ticket
aiak having conceded samstboe their original demands
~ s ner section q che county up Of the best positions
Il lar ticket, shethe regarded from the standpoint length Of
fesFnee 81 ne county sectional dsfn any other dy
1ion, that drawn
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-02

The needs defender the Journait
tense careful perusa of the above table taken from actual
within comparative
lengths completely reutes the unfne its opponents
further If kindness
count political campaign then democrat in the who
the obligation republican
ticket this fall 1t is safe that other paper the
doing sueh valiant service political way due credit should
be given where it belongs by right OF
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-02

% printed the label al
before
0f
esyost Sc paper re- fer
4 Of Idaho
pei
and
s. Rar Gu9n nrpg Id
A. Aherts ID
weldon, Druggist News Dealer Miner Id
Schroeder, Hepburn Paint a Glass t,o Hepburn ID
q TfnatF. Cigars
y. r. langios General Merchandise. Acslr.a ID
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10

Intimauon comes from reliable
source that II the department of JUS
tice carries the Colorado land and
timber fraud cases" to the supreme
court appealing the decision of Judge
Lewis, who recently threw out of court
10 indictments against capitalists of
Colorado, Missouri, Iowa and Wiscon
sin, it will not have the moral support
of the interior department Secretary
Garfield and subordinates decline to
discuss the case, but it is understood
that throughout the investigation,
which cost the government 800, 00n
the interior department has not been
in sympathy with the government law
officers The department of justice
has announced that an appeal will be
taker, and it is said a contrary de
cisiop will be reached shortly.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10
Good Name at Home

a. .-er 81 strength abroad'-ano 'ne
as ~" reputation OF c. 1. Hood 20. ana
eSce''e .'s,edies in the city OF Lowell where
thelr rs r." hest known. inspires confidence
they all over, not only in the medicines
tne Wv ANYTHING their proprietors say
ou' 'nsn,. If Made by Hood It's GOOD. -
apOu' , , Hoods sarsaparilla the best all
Il ee ips,;lv medicine known today" MRS
round laS ny. So Wilder St.. Lowell. Mass
+, y ~ 'on,rend Hoods sarsaparilla to any
! re' JoEs B. DUFFY, ID Auburn street.
iO,' a strong and healthy woman today;
! aln hing Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
from sas The house for all the family" MRS.
keep ~ RA1cH. 1903 Leverett St. Lowell MASS
f@ =, consider Hoods Sarsaparilla the best
lsnurifer in the world" MRS; JENNIE
bloo OF, Ton 1i3 Liberty St.. Lowell. Mass
Hoods sarsaparilla is sold everywhere
=. .he usual liquid, or in tablet form called
n :" 100 Doses One Dollar. Pre-
oa .oS onIv by C. I. Hood Co, Lowell, Mass
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10
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Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10
sp MI
Explode Bomb in Bank.

Kansas City, Jan. ga terrific
bomb explosion in the basement of the
First National bank created intense
excitement here Saturday morning. It
wrecked part of the building and in
jured a plumber, porter and two or
three bank employees.
At first it was thought an attempt
had been made to rob the bank, and
as yet no explanation has been offered
A strange man was seen in the lava
tory 20 minutes prior to the explosion
The First National bank building
was one of the most beautiful struct
ures in the city. 1t was only finished
last year and cost close to $1,000000
The main floor was occupied by tbs
bank, which is the largest financial in
stitution in Kansas City. The tw'
upper stories are occupied by rea
estate and insurance firms principally
Investigation developed the fact tina
the bomb had been placed in a toile
room in the northwest corner of tn
basement and 20 feet from the mali
vault.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10
Made False Entries.

San Francisco, Jan. 6.-Another sem
sational chapter was added to the Cal
ifornia Safe Deposit & Trust company
scandal when H. L. Storrs, one of the
bookkeepers of the concern, broke
down under a merciless cross-examin-
alton and confessed that the false en-
tries in the books were in his hand
writing and had been made under or
ders from ]. Dalzell Brown, the in-
prisoneo manager of the bank, and
! d. Robertson, the fugitive assistant
secretary.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10
Mrs. Won schoenbeck Insane.

Allenstein, Prussia.-Mrs. Won
Schoenbeck, whose husband, major
in the army, was killed by Captain Won
Goeben on Christmas night after the
major was found in his wife's apart
ments, has gone insane. 1t is now de-
clared that she has been mentally de-
ranged for several years.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10
Great VioIinist Robbed.

While Jan Kubeliks private car was
in Spokane, the Countess Szaky-Csell,
the virtuoso's wife, learned that her
jewel box had been broken open and
two diamond rings and gold bracelet
with diamond setting, tire three val.
ued at $500 were missing. They were
stolen somewhere between Denver and
Spokane.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10
wiomakers Win First Strike.

The wigmakers of New York re-
Gently celebrated a double event, the
recognition of their union and the
winning of the first strike of the year.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10
Build Locks 100 Feet Wide.

BY unanimous decision the isthmian
canal commission will recommend to
the secretary of war that the locks
be constructed at their present pro-
jected width, namely, 100 feet, holding
that this will be ample for all com
mercial shipping for years to come.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10

The churches are full of storage
battery Christians who have to be
charged about twice a year with a
revival. The dynamo Christians keep
the machinery of civilization going
without a break.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10
Keeps Rabbits Away.

North Yakima, Wash.-G. c. Mitch
ell. an extensive fruit and hop grower,
who has been experimenting with a
solution to keep rabbits from injuring
his fruit trees, reports that as far as
be has observed there are no traces
of where the rabbits have attacked his
trees since using the solution.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10
Martial Law Declared.

indianapolis, Jan. Ex-Governor Han
Nv has issued a martial law proclama-
ton placing Major General Mckee in
complete control at Muncie. General
Mckee has - companies of infantry.
one battery and details from the sig
nal and hospital corpse of the Indiana
national guard with him at Muncie.
Twelve companies of infantry AMI
one battery and a company of the sig
nal corps of the Indiana national
guard are gathering at Muncie under
orders from Governor Hanly to main
tain peace during the strike of the
employees of the street railway. Cars
began running this morning and nc
disturbances have occurred so far.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10
British seaIer Is Wrecked.

Halifax, N. s., Jan. IA cablegram
received here by the owners from Cap
tain Anderson, commanding the Brit
ish sealing schooner Baden-Powell, re-
ports that the vessel is a total wreck
at the Falkland islands. The crew OF
II men was saved.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10
Japs Flock to Vancouver.

The unexplained arrival of 300 Japa-
nese in Vancouver recently and the
prospect of an influx of another 1900
within the next month from Honolulu
are the features of the oriental sit'l
alton in Vancouver.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10
German EDITOR Guilty.

Berlin, Jan. 6.-Maximilien Harden
editor of Die Zukunft, was sentenced
to four months Imprisonment on the
charge of libeling Count Kuno Won
Moltke.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10

Chemist, Leadviiie, Colo. Specimen prices:
Gold. silver, lead, q; gold silver, 7bc; gold,
SOC; zinc or copper, 81 Cyanide tests; mailing
envelopes and full price list sent on applica-
ton Control and umpire work solicited. Ref
erenoes: Carbonate National Sank.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10
Bent Strike in CHICAGO.

Five hundred residents of Chicago S
ghetto formed Sunday night tenants
union, with the avowed purpose OF
forcing landlords of the district to re-
duce rents 81 month.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10
Fire at ST. Louis.

st. Louis, Mo, Jan. 6.-Two large
buildings constructed by the William
J. Lemp Brewing company, but util-
lied as warehouses, burned Sunday
entailing a loss estimated at 100000
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10
Latest Report.

The backbone of Muncie's mob is
broken. Cars are now running over all
the lines, and with the exception of
little stone throwing on the outskirts,
the cars were unmolested, notwith-
standing they we're manned by import
ed strikebreal1ers and unguarded so
far as deputy sheriffs and troops were
concerned
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-01-10

rtTc St Vitus Dance and all Nervous Dis
FIN eases permanently cured by DR.. kline,s
NV Great Nerve Restorer. Send for fREE
So trial bottle and treatise DIR. X. II. Kline,
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