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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-12-16

Ladies', We have on hand quite
lot Of ready made dresses, which in
style and price, we think, will APP
peal To you.
HARRISON a Gillespie Bros.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-12-16

/, One of the neat little oval or rount
cornered frames from Blacks would
add very much to the appearance Of
the picture you give at Christmas
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-12-16

A thing Of beauty is one of our
swell ties put up in beautiful
Xmas box.
HARRISON & GILLESPIE BROS.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-30

+ vas win a tha1zlul heart tia
Hope Desmond found herself ana hei
charge safely housed il the s,aE
Square z-a1sloa- Hrs Savlls Bore n.
journey weli-indeei. better than Be-,
colpanlcn. whose pale cheeks and
heavy eyes bespoke msnfai ana phgsi
cal exAaustio1.
1lrx SavIile's usual medical ATTEND
an. or rather the medical attendant d
the houseAold. Tor the Eiry romar
scarcely knew shat indLsDosltio.
meant. awaited her arrival ana notices
Mss Dezmond's looks
II might oner advice uzasked
would recommend tonlc and soma
daEs' complete reposs 10 this younsl
ladT.- said the polite practitioner. -Iil
seems % ne that her nervous system
Is scIeTbat 0verstralned
she shall 90 as ron direct- return.
e AIrs. Savilie. with ksr usual deeis
lon = VIII look 70 her myself shs
las hraTed kerribIs Infection Tor ne
ard has had a large share Is sarin.
M lifes therefore I value hers beyonsi
eTsryons's. except Of course. nv sons
Ies. ycu lock ir.ghtt1lly IN. Hope D.
cannot have rhls
-Perhaps Il we-t 70 Hiss Rawso-
Tor feE DAYS. said Ecpe With hesi
tarion. 4 night gather strenEth soon
e. Here / SHAH always want 70 81
-p and a1cut~
You shah - nrrsed IL 10 che.
house than this. 50. 6octor. ssad IL
Ecur prescription son As Tor NE.
Fant setting bur good food and ocm
alton
Yea 5-s indeed uar-eiousiy wsIl
nd strong. considering vhat an IN
less you have g0ne throueh- We hars
icW every rsasoa 70 hope that you
III b spared 70 your family and
riends for many years
Much M family and friends car.
bout that special mercy. returned :
RS saviIls. with ore Or her iroricail
ME -Good-n0rning. Doctor. Az
ls doctor bowed himself cut
10 B. continueLl
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-30

Pres Fnunee says Amerlenn coIIr~.
Graduates Are IInferate-
That the American people are mur
dering their mother tongue and on
Of the great opportunities for reform
e the present tine Is 10 teach theu
70 reverence and prize the EnrIIst
language and also 70 SPEAK and urits
Z dscan-ly. was the opinion expressed
b. President Faunre. CT Brown Uni
versity. A. Chautauqua. n. 7. He dfsl
not spare the American colleges In II,
general arralEnmsnt and declared thsf
they are turning out an alarming pro
portion o. graduates Who are aefualIy
nlftsrate.
! should Ike he said. TO see fhs
colleges q the e0untry Join in an e.
fort 70 induce the American people Il
write and speak the Enzlish touxus
dece1tiy. The colleges are not doin-
Il now Il Is q fact that the COLLEGES
q this country are sending out litter
ates- Many o. our college seniors ear
not write a decent business letter
Large numbers Of them cannot exursss
themselves IN writing 50 a. 70 81 un-l
isrstood- We Americans should link
up minds and hearts and hands IN az I
inort 70 preserve this mother tongue I
ghich Is cur definite Intellectual hert J
age We should prize English speech
nd English ilteraturs and uass orl :.
his heritage Of the past to the chft :,
rem Of the future
President Fauncs said that he had i
cen surprised and shocked recently q
hen be mentioned the name OF Pro. 4,
'ssor Hurley 70 a group Of Brown q
'udents and 70 one knew whom heIle
eants-Chicago Inter-ocsan-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-30

TAX pui a. pIoscilon % the farming ana eeti
Rate dairy nierests lt asserted 81 these interests
ga, 3 would Impossible detect frauds n co'Qrins
oi ~ inilatious pefmiiied on che other hand.
tne oIeo manufactures say that the ar 3 largely
socnsi1e icr the high price 81 butter This claim a
hardly warranted Tor u ihs initiation Is NOT coiored
no tax K Is paid There 8 nothing prescnt the
consumer from coioFIng the cleo De eotsuies IN biz
own iamily u butter color viii add u his RELISH and
We understand thar harmless preparation Tor such
coiorins ~ bought aiong with the near butter
Minneapolis Tribune
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-30


CHAPTER XIX Cc1tirue1
L1e tenth day cane. and Nr8 Sa-
vile seemed sinking rapidly. Ths doc
ter remained al nlght Hope sat By
the bedside Hassard dry-eyed. soms-
times he snEsrered uttered ths nans
81 her offending son. sometimes she
murmursd lnarticulatsly. Ths elsV-
e1th day daWned gray and oFercas<
Hitherto The weather had ben hne
and warm enough % make Il di1cuit
% keep the slck-ruom tclsratly cool
In aiter-years. the simmer q noon
HIGHT on the SEA. and the sweet sooth-
ins rhythm q the son upward rush
and Backward sweep o. warelers On
Deobly beach, always brcught the sick
room and the terrible anxiety q thoss
days wildly before Ropes MAD A
cooler Wind nov hleE gently. and
Hope. Who had snatched hair an hours
rest cane soon AFTER dawn 70 resume
her watch she Vas startled Had
the proud. hard. disappointed woman
passsd away. she lay 50 stIiI with /
something q hat rapture Of repose~
which only death can bring she lock
ed az the Sister, lock OF terrified IN
curry. she lives but scarcely
1reas1es.- Vas tie whispered reply.
Hope bent over the bad and touched
TIE thin hand which lar outside the
elothez- -She Is breathing regularly.
Her hard Is not burning &C cal tha
doctor. Sister Marie on. 80 quick
b.
Wien he cams. he. TOO. touched hsr
hand and listened. she sleeps he
aid e iengrh- she nav live Keep
everything profoundly quiet
Never c0uid Hope forget that Vigil
Is the hours passed. and SIN the ex-
lausted patient sIsDr and slept soma
nors than natural strength seemed =
'tve1 70 the young watcher. Who woulr {
Ict quit the BEDSIDE. only taxing a Gun :
( milk to sEstain her. for how long
he never knew Z
Al last when then sun had sunk and I,
be drst soft shades Of night BEGAN % z,
al. 1lrs- sa5lIle slowly lifted hsr ere
d. and recognized Hope She smiled I,
emily. IS L feeling comfortable ana 4
leased 70 see her. she vas too weak
} speak The reiisf vas too sudden. 10
o delightful. for Hopes sslfeon- Il
ard -Oh. thank God. thank Cod !,
n are batter. you VII live. re shall
~ you" she exclaimed. While tie =,
"a tears dropped from her eyes On ~
3 poor. helpless hand Ehich she
ssed Nrs- Savills smiled again; hsr -
8 moved as Il she tried to say soms- n
ngs then she closed her eyes. and
expression o. Infinite content stole
r her worn faca E.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-30

All the large match factories o. Ger
n-any have pooled their issues under
a. agreement binding untl 1870
Aden makes ten million CIGARETTES
a year AZ q very lo9 cost o. proG1r-
ton. Wages are Is cents . day.
The amount due to deDositors IN ths
British pcstoflcs saving bank IN 1905
vas ss93.zi1.07o TIE increase In 1905
vas only sl5.7f0.6S5.
FOR removing incanfescenf lamps
from sockets IN inaccessible PLACES
there has been invented a pole with
spri1g steel fingers on one end. = coiiei
sprins eeiow them providing a uuirsr.
sal Joint
The shipments Of Chinese merrhau-
disc % TIE Omitted States. a. inroice5
through the American eonsriafe gene
eral a. Shanghai. shieh had drorcaf
OF from sif.71f SIS n value n 1907 10
ss.1zl.5fs IN 1898. wenf ~ to s1s.s7z.-
81 last year.
Tie meria system Is now n forcs
II SIX States and nearly one huudrsd
cities New York State 10 1883 w,s
ne pioneer Sexf came Nassachusertv
tlsefb and. after a break Tor mors
han twenty years. Wisconsin ffs05l.
illinois fieo5l. Colorado f1s07l. New
Jersey flso7l and Ohio (Is0sJ.
The consumption o. eight leading
'roduets. including wheaf. corn ana
otton, according 10 estimates b. ths
ureau Of statistics. increased more
nan g per cent per capita during the :.
lst decade. whereas the gain Ia the !.
ssreEate quantity Of our farm bro I
uction during the same period vas =
- thar per cent per capita.
Roughly speaking. there are about n
zs0.9ee frtight ears At present IN ser. \,
Ice o. American railroads Each a. 3,
these Is carried By az least eight "a
heels whose standard diameter Il "a
iirty-three inches. 80 that the total AZ
imber Of wheels IN service IS IN tho "a.
'ishborhood Of ls.o06.o00. and their a.
lue. AZ the lowest estimate. gIso- IA.
2 .000.-cassier's Magazine.
Inc foreign trade OF the United Al
nsdom IN the year that has Just an
ded resulted IN totals o. ta.1z0. 0o0.. ers
Tor imports and 1880 900 600 Tor lat
7oris. This vas an Increase over No
preceding ycar In both the inward iis'
outward trade. but a. the same lite
le the totals were stiil below the att
ord figures Of 1907. when Imports I
ehed $500, 100000 IN value. AMI zee
'orts 0soooo,ooo. exc
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-30

ocethe. lives AZ Hoxtury Crcr in~ and
earns hia liveiihcod as a piano flner.
ne Boston Post SAYS.
He Il nov about e years az a.,
and vas born 10 Brussels. Bsirilm.
he has Travelled extensively IA Enrope
and came 70 thls co11Ery nine year,
ago with his parents. Both ~ ana
1is father Obtained oDs,oyreat -
piano tuners and ne son las followed
t1e trade ever since To a pcst -.
porter BE- tcld ne story Of BIS family.
~ father vas Lndwlx Albert son
Goethe. Who vas born IA Berlin n
1857 he vas q piano maker. Hls
father vas Lrdwig Christian Won Cos
tie. q native % Nordhausen. born IA
1852. and likewise q piano maker
tiis father vas Christian von Coe-
The. q native o. Weimar. wkere ~ w.
born n r1sQ He vas the son of %.
hama Woifgans von Ccethe. 40 "a.
tne great Goethe. o. u you please
The Goethe
he great Coefhe himself VS. born
a Frankfort on TIE Main IN i7fs. Hir
literary gsnius Won him The favor 81
the Grand Duke 81 Welmar. on he
iatter's invitation be Nerf 70 Wa.rar
where be spent the rest os ia ne
i g strange that cf an the lovers
Of Goethe IN the World none have
taken the tr0ubie 70 learn Of b. ~.
scendarts. Only q few o. the Ger.
mans Of this city know that Charles
Albert von Gosthe lives IN their midst !,
They are foF the most part breuerr
md drivers q brewery wagons. Who
I've az Goethe's boarding house. pun
y the mother Of Charles Albert Thf.
loarding house vas started four vears =
go when shs father Of Charles wna
till living =
Charles Albert. the last Goethe Il q
oW IN New York working AZ bis :.
rads. He has never touched Den FOR I
rose OF poetry He believes hat hfs {.
ncestors following the great Goethe n
light have achieved great fame IA ~
terafure had 4 not been Tor their
usicai inciinafions. Literature ana y
Esic. be thinks. are two arts which ~
nnot Be pursued with success. AZ the CO
me tins. One must give way 10 the a.
her. Thus Il has happened thai IT, COZ
Of the poetical temperament Of the
eat Goethe has come down 70 bis lar
. male descendant adj
Down to ny father says Charles %
bert Won Goethe. "ail tho descend. yea
= Of Goethe have been piano max. my
; but al Of them. including my pee
her. wrote AZ one time or another. nez
ne ever wrote largely. bat 81.
- they could havs hade a name IN onl.
nature had they devoted their cole aut
lntiOn TO IT, oni,
here does not seem 70 Be any pros. who
{ thet she Goethe family VIII again ing
e IN literature At least Charles
ert Is doubtful As for myself.- Il
declared. u don't know. have call
er tried. I Ike pianos the1
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-30
cIRcUIr RIDEn y Al Auro.


Prosperity 20 kaasas Preacher uha
Fet o. Less faes.
4 faithful cid horae that has served
~ time A. carrying ne nsr. W n
Stevens aroand 70 tae hsif DORA
country Villages IL Reno coantv Wa
% Turned one % grass a. noos -
sprinr arrives. 3 Haichinson fE.st
scfreapondent o. The Nsw vera sua
Mr. Stevens q 4 Methods. r-l....f
circuit rider % ne Ola aehosi -
ysars be has visited TIE church.
this and other co1uiies uh~r. =. -.
been Stationed 81 the conferrnr~ n.
~ays travelling hornehack ana 49,.
lnF II his oid.fsshio1rd ssffisis-~ M.
8loie. hymnboots and reiirines trs-f.
tia aa1iEnment out OF Hniesir..-
covered more ierrhory than IA. "a
aoI.e vas able % set orer.
tnree years aro uhen AZ Steven.
Sane p fais charge b. took - =,
co1niirE Of his lfs ard - ea.o-,,...
H.es and decided thar fhrrr ~ y,
<po9 re1son for a minister 81 ~. -.
pei % pui On a long FACE ana 3. -,
~ YIN ne piitance handed out "a
.ne average circuit rider preacher "a.
determined that e vas he snt~ 4.
pe,e'ne q part o. the busine.u ~,-,s
-Aa % follow some occunation 49,
not attending 70 his char-es - 800.
InE his people " ''-it
The sale o. Kansas farm isns. -
business that appealed ~ 49, So.
49, ~ u. p decided 70 iry his hand AZ
'ei.ing farms 70 new settlers
..s ekteni Of bis prosperity va ne
s-iitea until the other dar. -h.n ~.
ppeared On the streets drlrinv ~
uiomooiio which cost h.m a. "a
nsn ne told his friends abore ~
I'm iand business which he ~ -.
le1 On az he preached The ~.-r-i ~,
'..s PASTORAL calls IN the connfrp
simply could rot grs along vim
g o'a morse. he said. -rhs an,,
oone'Wiii cradle me 70 cover nv -.
~ easily and u viii he nsef,,i !.
e calls make on members ~ 49,
y ny
Il VIII also Be valuable IN nv e..
~ business and will en.hf.
q many hundred dollars each -.
~ income ngrinx the nast ~
lrs made $4,000 IN addltisn Il
saiafy as circuit rider. and
4 two years. '''s ne
% I.s as known NJ Stevens a ~
y minister 10 Kansas Who 60.
'omobile. and be believe ~ 4. 49,, ~
y eirenlt rider IN TIE tfni.ss e,. ~
? az /. using ..'.. 2 touring car Ia spread.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-30
CHAPTER Xxx


Having seen the doctor. Who PAID
late visit TO his patient and heard
from him ths confirmation Of her hap
py anticipatious Hope left Sister IA
re IN chargs. and a. length yielded 10
ths imperative necessity for rest
What 1oy X was 70 wake the nert
morning and feel that the dancer
past. and that she had helped 70 save
the cold. stern woman who had buried
her hsart 50 deep doEn under her
pride, Eelf-Eill. and arrogance that
Hope had marry dsspairsd OF touch
ing ~ How sweet Il was TO return 70
her post and see the delicate face no
I0ngar dlEdgursd b. the dusky pur-
piish hue 80 surely Indicative Of fell
disease. but pale and cool. II worn and
t1fni
Ms SaviIle's eyes we're closed. but
she was not asleep The faint rustls
y Hopes dress. Is she sat down caught
her attention. and she opened them
Then she smiled. . son, kindly smile.
such a. Hope had never seen before
part her lips. and she made Z slight
motion Of her almost transparent hand
toward Hopes. who Immediately took
4 and kissed Il tendsrIy.
You ars really glad 1Irs- savfue
Whispered really. she sighed. 4 uort Z
Of eontented sigh. and kept her eyss
fixed On her young comDanIon's faes {
Is Il Il gave her pleasure to look ~ 8
her. Q
he day passed IN profound ouist
The patient slept Z great deal. and .
took an the nourishment offered her .
The restfui. contented expression Al 4
her eountenapcr assuring the vafeh- D
arr that All was veil q
The Afternoon vas far Advanced q
when Sister Marie. who had been tai.
ing her turn Of rest. stood n the door r
way and made q sign 70 Hone who "a
came to her IN the NEXT room VI
A gentleman has arrived and wisb- VI
- to see you whispered the sirtsr. co
What kind Of genfisman7- asked IL
Hope. IN he same tone
Re Is stout and gray ss.
All Mr. Rawsoni- exc1.s-,.s ~
zopes and she fastened to the raIon a.
Thsrs she found that gentleman a-ass. ~
ng ksE He locked weary and am cn,
Gus. -
How = she1- he exclaimed. taxing yon
9th hands ahs held out IA thars ~
az hopeg~
~Oh. thank heaven. she Il out Of dan "a,
srf~ abe cried. bursting into tsar- eho
" nerves no longer able to resist - str.
rotten. now hat the terrihis rtrais lrDr
,oa Ehem was ramoTaA -
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-30

Hank stubbs-HamD Culver put his
foot IN f when be bought that plscs
~ msdder from Amos Green
Bigs Nller-Ef HamD put his foot
n be got Almighty big plscs Nv nsddsr
fur his Boston Herald.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-30

he severe sellencss Imposed b. FEDERAL
Judge Lands. AZ Chteas1. upon riol1tors
q the federal law regulating he ulanlfac-
TIRE and sale Of oiec11aIs arIne Is iIkaly Is
I{5<l7RI pat decisive check urcn The industry q
Ezk1sSI raluing o. TIE imitation Is eenuins tut.
Ter. I1e c1srse % the coarlcrei men vas
IN nlxing and colcrins t1e lilatou proaci ana ralm
ing z o. upon consumers the genuine article Il
vas generally sold az outter prices. and hsnce vas
maud urc1 consumers ven uron ths prodncers
q The dairy article I1ere = ge11lne oleoarsarine
and butterine Industry g1ich nay D. pursu1I aa1er
he protection a. The laws We notice Ia lSls coanar
t0n the adrertsz1ent az dealer Who Announce ta,t
his product IS sold 10 plainly marked packages ana AZ
fords choice Qnaity AZ hcnest sale thar churnsi
n pure MILK and 1nter rogernr.snt insaettsr
Such arti.ie g d-1t healthfzl and u people 1r
fer q 20 butter AZ lower priea hccarse thev can t
b. eject saving IN tAeir brtter tlis thaf : ther
business. and - legitimate transaction tesus,r
them ard he maker ard dealer But 70 Impose it cror
purchasers under false prsienses Is c1ense lssrrin
Of the summary l1stice dealt o1i - Judge Lands
Tie matter q the i1gtsce o. the upol coiorel cleo
4 question that D. argued upon its inertia Ths
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-30

Character Il told By the voics. II
Is tslltais Of temperament A heart
fun Of feeling and generous warmth
= betrayed IN the tones. The bIfnd
always read individuals By the voice
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-30

SELF problem. Tie chansias conditions IN eo4ntry
communities Ia the rasi century have been manifested
"a no way more than IN their rtlisiols LIE ID The
plo1eer days In this co11ly the e1urch ana school
stood side b. side n every setlencno1a church
and cne School both ven supported and vel attended
Then r1e differences 81 creed which snli he one
church into many. In numerous country couuunities
this has several strussns churches Instead 81
enc strong one. and IN many o-hsrs & has resulted IN
~ church a. al. where once one aoarlshed.
OF lals there has been movement Tor Consolidation
and reunion-not n tie nonsssentials c7ee ana do
bat along the broader lines lpon uAich FAIR ana
weltueanins people have occ4slon Tor differences
when they assemble 20 worship God ID this m0voment
LES The chief hope o. The country cAurch such unions
when they possible. solve n TIE The Important
financial problem
L coes not follow thar ne genuine religious spirit
has been dying cut among coaury people While the cid
time deromlnltlolal ierVor has heen dlsaupearlns
Country lie the whole never more sweet ana
Wh1lesnns than i 5 to-day. In such a. afmosphefs
the reiEous sprir cannot tie The church canncs
suffer thar temporary eclipse % is ACTIVITY ana
inauencs.-To1ths Con1anion
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-30

The man who win bow and scraps
for women isn't az valuable to them
a. the man who win work for them
without grumbling.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-30

Who was the great woman Who nrrs
thought Of cooking sausrkraut ens
sDass ribs togstherl-Atehlson alsba
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-30

Deseenannt % fhe croaf German
Poet u = Piane Tnner.
Charles Albert Won Goethe. the last
male descendant Of he great poet and
phiIosonhsr. Johann Wolfezng von
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-30

Z le4dlrs tle1ll4lc4i seminary there has
been delivered recsn-iy SERIES q sIx lee
lures ulcn Tie rural c1urc4 and us tu-
trre. ne ems ch1fcA has rs pr1llsns %
iace--illricale and COMPLEX Brat.eras.
which enEase the lesl thoughts e deep
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-30

~ nas been our exporioro. a..
@s.n ne weather is pIeassns ~, 80
AAas Agreeable, ash won't Bic.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-30

sisn that prices all doan ~ saos<t - -
alu fcm tatins mere tAan eeafanatie iaes.ss ~
81 ne erc1rd
1holtsnds q city Folks are roiar 70 fhe c8unt~.
Ihey v sxrecf iar tan az resf N 49,. -,
ever gala. Thfl VII know lisc11rase.isrf 80 ,..,
Fh0 VIII hare made tte staiufe siiet 81 ~. s...,
ana despair ihey viii have 4o1s nuch re- fte.r es-
try Tag VII have heen fhr ploaeers f8r a1t y, ~
scA hln.,n nature 9 o9tiulistic u ~ - veil
these Hho 90 poorly VII d irn1red Thr ~ Nh ~
re i1asstone 70 draw tte nany.-Foieio nisse.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-30

keeping monsy 10 circulation" and afofdlns employ
nent may b. answered and Whenever lhe line may -
dr4ah betsean iuxurfs and -necesziiiss there Is no
doubt hat The ultimate enect 81 the general use 81 NO
Tor vehicles III BE- 10 lower the cost Of living
When perfected and ADAPTED % agricultural needs
they VII facilitate the transportation Of farm Qrouta
. ne cousunsr They uln help % make more arces-
E,ie LARGE part Of the neary har blliI8n acres ~
arabic land a. preset uncatisatrI they viii lessen
~ transportation rates ~ nanuiacinred products -
eaaelils ne retailer q distsl1aie bis GOODS uors
chearly
Like an ether useful inrsnfsons. which have sut-tt
tnied schanieai ors ioF brute force r-nlrred easier
ne rough vork o. fhe world and brought comforts IA
i-nisa stlin ne reach q miiions ihe motor fehcis
wi % tine eject economies IN many branches 81 the
sreai rana2ortatcr 4 and thus operate directly %
lsssea ths cost o. lyins-eostoa Giobe
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-30

~ stfaiesic posltlqn 81 ne farmer 5 very
attractive ilEt uo4. fie belones y ~
CO class Haieh hsa - eoneIzlnt Al ~
70 BAKE q me high cost o. Isinr ~
rta1ed PIG crrps iaaf year ard odtainet
hisn prices fcr tafm He 4 re.ne - lase
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-30

OWEFER that exceedinsly Intricate ques-
ton ID political economy. whether lavish
expenditures Tor iuxuries BY the feW
lead 70 Increase the cosi o. living Tor The
many b. diFertins capital 70 me prodae.
non o. n0n-esseniiais Or whether such e.
nanaLLnraa ara 4 Lananl n ~. m. -
Arizona republican., 1910-03-14


 at middle age they begin to gUsh over the most dubious. Instead of exhibiting an inhuman self-contrOl they allow themselves wild eccentric ity. In their youth they would never display the most natural and human sentiment, at middle age they be- come absurdly sentimental. What has the French court tO say to such peo- pie? They have been to the age Of discretion, found it dull region, and gone back again.
 What we want is not merely defi- milton of the age. but a prescription of the right method to get there. of the wise way to grow up. That af- flicted spinsters of g and more. or less. have good reason to demand. Probably we. shall find tbst the safest way to get to the age Of dis erection at the right time is mot to be too discreet If we never let our selves run the smallest risk. if we would die rather than make a mis- take. we are not likely to under stand what real discretion is. what are the mistakes that matters and what are the dangers worth risl<ing.- London Telegraph