Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-07-02


fool usually waits until the other fellow osh
through before he starts to talk But when women oct
Cabling both talk at the time and each tries to keena @
sentences ahead of the other.-Cncinnati Enquirer
THE BUSINESS REVIVAL.
There is renewed note of confidence-a tone of optms
pervadng the press of the country It pointed out that
reports of the railroads to the interstate commerce
show increased earnings that the harvest already under v
the southwest and bumper crops assured that there
lively demand for practically all agricultural products and M
great transportation lines ordering millions of dollars
worth of equipment and forcing all rolling stock nh
service While conditions in Europe stagnant the United
States has entered upon the upgrade and era of pros
perity is just at hand.
On top of these basic for return of good times
will come the organization of the banks and the g.
tabshment of what to be and should prove
panic proof currency system And with this all also come the
passage of the antitrust bills practically closing the admins
traton's reform program.
Business-both big and tte-wil know where it is at and
can ADJUST itself to the conditions Taken all all we
lave come to the turn in the lane and the United States en-
terng upon an of unparalleled prospertThe New Free
dom.
Whatever slowess Of business there may be in some parts
OF the country be traced to that queer psychological state
brought about by the time republicans who believe the bun
combe OF their party leaders that democratic administration
always brings hard times With business as Fundamentally
sound as is and with unusually large crops in sight the man
who fools himself into believing that times are hard is the chief
factor IN bringing about the conditions he fears.
e has achieved success who has lived WE'LL laughed often
ana loved much who has gained the respect of intelligent
ana the love OF little chdren who has filled his niche
compsned his task; who has left the world better than
louho II whether by an improved poppy, perfect poem
rescued Souls who has lacked appreciation of eah
beauty or failed to express it, who always looked
best IN Others and given the best he had whose life is an
splrauon; whose memory benedction. "-Ex.
The good prices quoted the markets for the things that
Tie farmer produces threaten to wreck the hopes of good
aspiring republicans who have been expecting ride
o ONCE by showing the farmer how hard he has been hit
the removal or reduction of the tariff on farm products
~ require some high and lofty Juggling to get the statistics
III 'he republican congressional candidates. case.
during the earlier years the Independence of the United
was the custom in many of the states to give grand
o"nuets TO the general public July This paernal but
COSTLY generosity came end with the celebration Of 1888
.ne laloads were not spending much money adve
ior tne purpose OF convincing the public that times were
would they need the five per cent raise in freight
commune 10 pay dividends their watered stock?
Inc man who proud that he is an American when
'he rocket slzz and the pnwheels 90 disgrace
attery is food for fools" saws the old COPY bookan
press agent has certainly sized M his employer
"thout the dreamers of yesterday the world would not
nave oeen as VIDE awake as it is today.
Inc nation that forgets it's past will never have much
THINGS TO FRET ABOUT.
ioents OF two Ohio villages recently killed 600 rats
oonn ontn Few mines worth operating below depth
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