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Chatty Stories OF the Day

Among Senator Depews stories there is one about
a veteran on street
This veteran all panoply of his blue uniform brass
buttons and white cotton gloves his way TO a
Fourth OF July picnic on the outskirts of the village
stranger boarded the and the veteran leaning
across his wife, engaged the man I'm conversation
Inc talk soon turned 70 warfare and the said
Yes, sir; I've hghtin' ! got this cash across
the cheek az Chicamauga. My stiff leg by gosh comes
from ball IN the -ChancelOrsve. This thumb
nail ere shot OFF at Gettysburg lost the tin of
my ear at Spottsylvania'
Dear me-, said the stranger. how interesting You
nave indeed sir. seen hot lighting But tell how
did you get that long, Deep murderous down the
side OF your nose? cavalary charge hand hand en-
gagement, eh?"
The veteran fr rowned and ignored the question. He
began to talk about the heat But his wife interrupted
Go on, BILL she said mpatienty. Tell the gen
teman how you got the dent IN your nose"
You shut up. Hannah" said the veteran
Il won't nuther," said the old woman. For II lust
about res the in of to hear braggin' and brag-
gin about the marks you got in he war whilse You
won't never your head about the finest and most
noticeable mark Of all-the l gave you with the
IRE shovel Washington Star
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Editorial Opinion
Booker t. Washington.

Middletown Transcript.
Like the eloquent Fred Douglas. DR..
Washington has won high distinction
as an orator His address at the At
lanta Exposition before 10000 Of the
very flower Of Southern beauty. chiv-
airy and intelligence. was a superb
piece of oratory that swept the sur
prised and delighted multitude clean
off their feet and brought him instant
renown. In its simplicity Of language
and felicity of Illustration; in its
power Of logical argument; and above
all, In it's deep wisdom and compre-
hensive grasp of the difficult racial
question which was its theme, It re-
whom Booker much resembles in the
plainness and humility of his char
acter
His devotion to duty and the most
exacting toll, is boundless. Refus-
ing all proffers of political honor and
wealth-he was offered after his At
lanta speech $4,000 to go upon the
lecture platform-he has virtually
sold himself anew into slavery for
the benefit of his race, which like
another Moses, he is seeking to lead
out Of the Bondage OF Ignorance and
Poverty into the Promised Land of
knowledge and Thrift. Harvard and
Cornell have bestowed their degrees
and in England. Queen Victoria, the
nobility, and the most distinguished
citizens in private and public life,
united in showing him marked honors.
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an all-story periodical notorious for
the freshness of it's contents--the
same John G. Carlisle who had de-
livered one Of the most profound
speeches ever made upon the tariff
upon the floor Of the House of Rep
resentatives; who had been Speaker
of the House of Representatives for
three terms, United States Senator,
and Secretary Of the Treasury, and
whom Grover Cleveland thought so
much of that he hoped to see him
nominated for President by the
Democracy in 1896.
Copyright, 1910, by e. j. Edwards.
All rights reserved.)
Tomorrow Mr.. Edwards will tell of
''The Yankee Who Danced With Queen
Victoria
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that means all, sound Socialism.
For that reason some more than the
Socialists defend the public schools.
The Portland Oregonian says; The
public school system is Socialism it.
self" IL is for this reason that the
late great Herbert Spencer wanted
public schools abolished, the same as
| have wanted for thirty-five years.
Keep up the public schools and the
making of pateruualistic laws, and
Socialism, which is now at our doors.
will ere long be in full possession Of
our house. Single Tax wanted the
government TO hold the land. Socialism
wants it to hold everything and TO
give unto every man what it thinks
he needs-it will be a regular daddy
to man even If he is a great grand
father. Francis B. Livesey,
Clarkson, Md. Aug. %, 1910
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With the Paraqraphe

Modern impfovenents great attractions to the
house renter and the house buyer Damp cellars poor
heating apparatus zinc bath tubs and rat holes can
hardly be expected to produce demand for houses
Baltimore Evening Sun.
great many people be found who think Roose-
velt came back too soon.-Indanapos Sun.
We suggest new cocktail to be known as the &c o
p" 1t should be badly mixed.-Washngton Herald
Some day the Colonel will get really busy and an
pear IN two places at the same tme-Washngton Post
Why shouldn't Laura Jean Libbey go upon the staqe9
Neither can suffer in reputation when both are con
COurier-Journal w
why not settle that fight in Chicago over whether
JacT Johnson should be Alderman by Offering him fbe
ministry to Liberia? Over in Liberia civilization is drag
gng along Tor the need OF better hghters-Tacoma Led
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Football and Fighting.

There has been a deep feeling
among the people all over the United
States against prize fighting and the
defeat Of white man by a negro in
the ring at Reno, Nevada, will prob
ably bring about i'm each State in the
United States such laws as will for
ever make a contest of this kind inn
possible; yet, we can see but little
difference between a prize fight be-
tween two we'll trained men and a
football game, so far as brutality goes.
Probably 1t is our lack of refinement
or proper appreciation of the methods
of the latter, but we have the feeling
just the same.
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TARIFF REVISION.

HERE may be faults in the new tariff law.
n To make tariff that would be perfect would
tax the wisdom of a Solomon or a SoIon but
those who want change would not get it in a
satisfactory manner by trusting the making of a
tariff to the Democratic party. They made
attempt at it and they failed. Since then protec-
tion sentiment among the Democrats has increas-
ed greatly shown during the debates on the
tariff at the last session of Congress- Then it
found that on individual schedules southern
senators we're high tariff men.
When the Democratic committee blames the high
cost of living the tariff it should condemn some
of the most prominent leaders of the party for
supporting the tariff in parts When the cry
comes for sensible revision of the tariff some of
the Democrats shout for free trade knowing that
il is impossible to have free trade and that Demo
cratic leaders when put to the test would be among
the last to favor free trade.
Whatever defects there may be in the tariff will
be remedied by the Republican party aided and
abetted, it is to be hoped, by tariff commission
with scope and authority enough to make its re-
concentrations listened to by those in control of
Congress.
That will be the ultimate solution Of the diff
cult and intricate tariff problem and the sooner il
comes with its freedom from upsetting business
the better it will be-
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The stalwart members of the Eleventh Ward
Democratic Legion had delightful time on their
weeks outing at Slaughter Beach, and certainly
we're in fine fettle as they marched along the
streets on their return home We wonder though,
whether there is any significance in their going
10 Slaughter Beach as preliminary to the Demo
cratic slaughter TO occur when the members of the
Independent Democratic Club Of that ward march
to the polls on election day and cast Republican
ballots to show their disapproval of the way the
Democratic bosses have been running things.
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Personal and Pertinent

The late Bishop Hare" said a Sioux Falls pbvsi
clan, used very reasonabl yto impute skepticism to
misunderstanding. "
He once told me about PHILADELPHIA businese man
OF skeptical tendencies who said to him. ~
My dear Mr. Hare I do not refuse TO believe in the
size. its odd shape the vast number of animals -
contained. But when asked my dear doctor 10
believe that the children of Israel carried this nm
wiedy thing for 40 years in the wilderness-e there
I'm bound to say faith breaks down"-Detroit Free
Press. '00
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Peoples Column
Socialism Coming. II Seems.

Editor Of THE EVENING JOURNAL.
The Appeal to Reason, of Gfrard,
KS, of August 6, gave a long quota
tion from you on Writing for the
Press" in the course Of which you
said that the appeal had not made the
progress in circulation in your state
that It was making in others. You
asked, in consequence, Are the
Ardenites doing their duty?''
Well, it is not much matter whether
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and mailing this coupon at the end of
this advt.
There's nothing else like Eaz-All-
il is mentholated, so that it cools the
feet; contains soothing ingredients
that take out all soreness, and abso-
lutely destroys all offensive odor
No matter what you have used TO
new metholaied foot tablets, and see
relief. The trial will cost you not
Evening journal., 1910-08-24

To prove TO
the readers of
the Whining
ton Journal
that no other
remedy for
tired, burning,
aching, swol-
len fe e { f,
corns, cal
louses, ETC.,
is at all like
Eaz-All we
wifi give a
regular 25c
package free
to every one
filling ont
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II is rather unusual for Colonel Roosevelt to be
in the ranks of the losers, even temporarily
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CaI.OuSeS, Etc.

from Perspiration. Just read what
Eaz-All is good for: Aching Feet,
Callouses, Tired Feet, Persplring Feet
Swollen Feet Inilamed Feet Bum
ions, Etc.
It actually reduces the size of the
feet so that smaller shoes can be
worn, for it reduces all swelling and
puffiness. But don't take our word
for it only. Fill out the coupon and
mail It at once and get free a full
sized Csc package of Eaz-All, the only
mentholated, cooling foot tablet. Send
no money; write today.
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FOR YOUR FEET

Full Sized Package Free OF EazA the wonderful Relief for
Tired, Swollen, Aching Burning Feet. COrnS
CaI.OuSeS Etc
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We may have some good weather Again, now
that the campmeeting season is about closed
Evening journal., 1910-08-24

When is junket not junket? When it is
taken by Democratic City Council.
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]. M. MCDONALD CO.,
80 Fulton ST., New York City.
have never used Eaz-All, the
mentholated foot tablet. Please
send me one package without
charge.
Name ......-.-. ................
Street and No ..................
City-State ...... ...............
My druggist is ..................
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relieve your feet try Eaz-All, the
how much more quickly they give
ing.
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A PASSED RECORD.

you say you went by McKnlum OF
the road in your machine7"
Il sure did. We were going in op.
posite directions"
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WHEN The HoARDERS UNLOAD.
As soon as the crops are moved 1
hope 20 see business pick up"
Back up. Wait TIN the summer re-
sort proprietors come In with their
profits"
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TERMS SUBSCRIPTION
By mail postage prepaid $500 year month.
payable in advance. By carrier six cents week
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THE EVENING JOURNAL uses the United Press News
Service received in its editorial special wire
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=" GIGCLES TO LICHTEN CARE ::

DELIBERATE DETERMINATION.
"kf 20 eat emmy mo OBJ dem onions
Miss Kinkaid, don lub yo' no mo-.
OATS all"
"All right Mistah Calhoun; ef yo'a
gwine ter low vegetables ter come be-
tween us yo' kin 60"
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New York once; asa Fifth avenue.
Chicago ONCE: $50 Michigan avenue.
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FOUNDED 1855.


Editorial Room--D 4 A. 500. Delmarvia 15oS.
Business ofaee-D. 4 A. e75 Delmarvia 22ts.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-15

Two corrections anent the state
mer.t of funds for the Fourth cele-
bration are necessary. In the
publication last week credit was
not given the Mobridge State
bank for it's subscription of $25 to
the fund, and 10 mention was
made of the gift by the Gallett
jewelry house Of a silver loving
cup for the automobile race. The
race was not run, therefore the
cup was not used.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-15
Friday, July IS, 1910

Those who have complained that
The News abounds in hot air
and have doubted many Of the
facts given publication in this
paper, AN rest back Oh the assur-
ance that the matter contained Oh
our front page this week is not
even tinged with fabrication or
exaggeration, for every word Of it
has been sworn to by the county
auditor.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-15

Excellent advertising is being
given MoEridge and other towns
west on the Puget Sound through
the medium Of q new Philadelphia
paper, "Northwost News" This
paper is copied to a large extent,
several coI&mns being clipped in
toto, more extracts being made
from The Mobridso News than
from any other paper between the
river and the coast.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-15
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Continued from page u

north to she Campbell county line
on the quarter line of sections 21,
Is, 9 and 4 in township l24-78
and they recommended that the
road be located on the said quarter
line. O
1t was moved and carried that
j. w. Harris be appointed a COM
mittee of one to secure the right
OF way through said sections 4, 8
Is and q and to confer with the
commissioner Of school and public
lands regarding the right of way
across the school section.
The application of Math Herr
bach to carry on q retail liquor
business in the town of Lowry,
was not approved and the auditor
was instructed to return the bond
to the said Math Herrbach.
The following bills we're allowed:
G.. y. Carpenter, nj. D.,
board Of health matters. COCO
H.R Gundermsr M Id. same 49, O
A. E. johnson, power for
operating the road grader l28.T5
Board then adjourned sG9je,t
to the call Of the caaulnal.
Friday, July s, n o'clock p.
m. The board OF county SOM
missioners were called to order by
tie chairman and they Immediate
ly proceedol to audit election bills:
Adams voting preeinct,
John Sonnenfeldt, for SER
vices as Judge Of election,
posting election notices
and returning poll books 1870
August Irbe, for services as
Judge OF election and post,
ing election notices -. 7.50|
Michael Buechler, FOR ser,
vices as Judge Of election 4.50
Thomas Murray for services
as clerk Of election $3.50. 4.50l
Adam Mertz, for services as
clerk Of election. ...,.,. 4.50l
Hoysn precinct,
Joccb Baer, for services as
Judge Of election and post.
ING primary election no.
tees, also returning poll
books. ,................ iO.50l
J, Peter Arbach, for SER
vices as Judge Of election
and posting election cleo
ton notices .......... 6.t0I
9. j. O'Neill. Tor ~seryieax
IS Judge Of election 4.saI
K jarvis, For services Is
clerk pf slecsios@
I'd
aG1aaHs urs.s.t.et
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-15

The application hy H. B. Foster
for n refund It $31 81, this being
tie amount Ct excessive tax that
as the applicant believes
ANN cited during % years on
the 81 ! # See. 29-123-76, known
as the Larger townsite qusrter,
was not appfe~sl.
CONTINUED next week.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
RELIEF FUND SMELLS.

LOS ANGELES. Oct. Funds for the reIsef of families left dependent as a result Of the Times disaster today displayed signs of reaching to figures which may soon ebar com raIison to amounts appropriated to captude and convict the conspirators who killed the providers Saturday. Banks rave joined the newspapers in collecting funds and announced tonight the total was s30,000. This vii be given among the families of ise 21 Times employees. IL is prob able that when the subscription list is closed there will be more than s2G00 available for each family On ly seventeen bodies have been re covered. One was taken from the TIiins today and the hope of getting more is almost abandoned. It Is be. heved that either the force of the ex- ploslons or intense heat of the flames which instantly followed. disintergat. ed the bodies of those still missing and that the conder fragments were Hauled away. \ general funeral will tc held Sunday General Otis has arranged for the interment in plct in Hollywood cemetery to be marked by shaft.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
TAKE RESPONSIBILITY

Officers of the new provisional gov ernment of Portugal have assumed the responsibility for the overthrow of the monarchy. Of eight men three most widely known outside of Portugal are distinguished scholars and teachers. These are President Theophile Braga, professor Of Portu. guese literature at Literary college. at Lisbon; Foreign Minister Barnar- do Machada, Lisbon university: Dr. much on the subject of sociological Alfonso Costa, University Of Coin- bra and Minister of Justice.
 President Bragra who has written and political economy has published several volumes of poetry and has great ability as an orator. His po- litical career has been comparatively brief, but he has preached republi- canism for B years. He attracted much attention in the summer of 1908 when he accused the monarchist party with having assassinated King Carlos. Tn a subsequent debate at Cor tez he attacked the governments finan-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
CHANGE MAKES
 SURVEYORS IN
 GREAT DEMAND
Alteration in Mexican Laws, Calling For Monumenting O. Concession, Creates Rush For Men

Surveyors are in great emand in Mexico anI i, is reported by mining
 men coming frfm Sonora that there are about 9 jobs for each surveyor. and the mine owners are all in a hurry to secure the services of the engineers.
 The demand fer surveyors Is caus- ed by the new law which demands the monumenting of mining conces- sions before the end of this year. The majority cf the mine ground owners have neglected to put up the monuments before th's date and now with but little time to spare there is a rush for the surveyors to stake the lines and corners of the conces- sions.
 The law den ands that the mont ments be constructed of masonry and pIace,i along the Ines and at the corners SD that II VII be possible for man following the lines 70 al ways be able tc see two monuments at time. one in front and one be hind. In some instances this will cause monuments to be built at in tervais of but few feet apart.
 If this law is not compiled with by the end Of this year the claim ow aers will De fined and if the fine does rot bring results the government will build the monuments and the owner ia liable to be put in-prisoa. Besides placing the monuments it IS neces- sary fer the surveyor who locates the corners and lines to file a plan of the ground showing the location and markings of each monument. with the mineral agent at the mining office in the district where the mine is io- cated
 Many Americans who own mining property in Mexico have not been informed of ;he new law and com pl.oat;ons arc expected. It is possi- bic to get an extension of time on the placing Of the monuments by communicating with the mineral agents before inc time limit expires,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
BARS Aes,NTue

HERNE. Switzerland. Uct. 7--The manufacture importation or sale of sbsinthe in Switzerland is absolu:e.y prohibited by law recently passed b the fede; e;sDparliamen;, which went .rtc effect lately.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
BELIEVES SUPPLY
 IS N0I SUFFICIENT
SUCH IS SAID TO BE THE VIEW OF SURVEYOR FOR INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS

II. M. Weed surveyor for the board oi underwriters Of the Pacific coast has gone to Douglas where he has official business to transact and will not return to Bisbee for some time.
 He will report the result of the investigations of the fire protection system recently installed by the city to the board which will act on the matter of giving Bisbee lower rates. It is not probable that there will be any revision of the rates until the loard is furnished with information by the city council pertaining to the water supply for the fire systems of reservoirs, tanks and lights.
 Mir Weed does not evidently be- iieye the present supp,y Danic,ent to justify reduction in rates. To secure the much wanted production. it will be ,neGessary to increase the supply that is now available either by making a connection with the Bis tee-Naco Water company's lines or b. developing more water
 The details of the requirements of he board of underwriters will be re- ported to the city council for action within short time.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
MEDICAL SOCIETY
 ID HOLD MEETING
COUNTY ORGANIZATION CON. vENEs HERE SATURDAY NIGHT TO DISCUSS PLANS

Tn. Cochise County Medical society will meet Saturday night ar the c. & 4. eispensary and discuss a number oi subjects important to the medical l-refession-
 Dr- Bledsoe will rend a paper on more inte-SectiGc cases and Dr. Her endeen will discuss public health. Among the I..atters to be gwen con. si6eTation will be the coming of Dr. Mccormack, chairman of the organiz, ation committee of the American Med. icai association.
 Dr. Mccormack will arrive in Bis bee during the third week in Novem. Der and will speak one afternoon at a meeting of the local physicians and In the evening tc the generol public. He will lecture on public health and hygiene It may be arranged so that he will lecture before one of the local woman's organizations on some sub jec5 pertaining to hygiene.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
IMeoe1Ahr TOPICS.

LINCOLN. Neb., Oct 7.--Dry Farm ihs. needed legislation, the education oI farmers boys and girls, and some immigration evils and their remedy we're among tho important topics of eiscussion q. the sessions of this. the second of :he annual conventions q the Farmers' National congress. 4 IT. Patten. of Boston; Prof. Edwin E. Sporks, of the State College of Penn. svlyania; Mrs. C. w Boucher. of the Sparks. of the State College of Penn E. Linfield. of the experimental sta ton at Bozeman. Mont. were the prin. eipal speakers.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
HEAVY FINE GIVEN
 ID PISTOL CARRIER
FIFTY DOLLARS AND TEN DAYS \ IN JAIL FOR LOCAL GUN
 ToTER

Adjudged gully as charged, James r. Dye was fined $50 and was given ten-day jaii sentence by Justice Hish yesterday afternoon on charge of carrying concealed weapons, Through his attorney he filed notice Of appeal and save bond.
 Dye was arrested last Sundsy-night following 2 agh he had in resort During the fight revolver reu lo the Eoor After the rumpus was over Dye claimed the weapon. but it was turned over to the police instead of to Tim.
 The case was continued until yes terGoy so that Sheriff Jack White could testify, but he was not called. Prior to the nearing Dye said White gave him authority to carry weap- ol.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-08
NEED REWS|GN IN LAW
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 prodigiously rapid development oi these same resources, with the Inevitable result that while the con- munity at large has benefited. cer- tain very long-sighted and clever men have benefited still more. Many of these laws are unsuited to modern industrial conditions and make for. tunes that excite jealousy and may be menace. It is probably high time that there should be a revi- sion of both the policy and the laws. But whether that should be brought about by popular acclaim or whether these extremely difficult and deli cate questions should be first of all submitted to a commission of men who are competent to suggest revision without disturbing more than possible the industrial condi- tions of the country before they are submitted to common legislative bodies is a problem which is cer- tainly open to discussion but upon which I am not competent to pass an opinion. The prevalent unrest how ever, upon these technical and intri- cate subjects, upon which neyerthe- less everybody expresses a strong and definite opinion, cannot but affect the trend of business in the near future.
 Concerning :he proposed extension of the Fl Paso & South Western ra'l- road west from Benson, Dr. Douglas stated that the surveys have not been completed and this matter would not
 be definitely determined during his present visit He seemed, however, to have no Goabt that his company would extend the road westward be yond the present terminus