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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-19

e Items OF interest.
In 1859 yoi could buy a man In the
Fiji Islands for seven dollars. butcher
him and eat him. Today the Bible
Is In nearly every house. and on Sum
day nine tenths of the people may be
found assembled in the churches for
worship. What about the power and
profit OF foreign missions?
In the islands OF the West Indies
are nearly 5000, eco nnreached by the
gospel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-19
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REAL EsrATE FOR sALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
s4E Acre Farm. Four Miles From Rich
mond. Now offered AZ sacrifice price
Immediate possession. Owner
WELLS BIRcHARD, Highland
Sps,nss :. z. - DO : y. -
List Your sarns with ,. A. CON-
NELLY q co. Write postal for
necessary blanks.
For sale--Dest ITO Acres In Nerthnm-
beriand County. Virginia Fine wa
ter frontage $50 acres cultivated:
ten-room house. barn, outbuiidinga
orchard. stock, machinery. etc. Ad-
dress d. A. KELLEY. isis Tenth
street. Baltimore. Nd.
Cheapest Farms. Homes, Trmber. last
free A. 6. BUCHANAN. Chester. Va.
GARRETT & Co,
lila East Main street.
Highland Park Home. rooms. Very
large lot. viii trade for a store
property with small acreage.
q, SeO--yew stuceo House, 3 rooms and
bath, strictly modern; hot-water heat
etc; large lot.
Barton Heights. 4 rooms. bath. etc,,
large lot. Exchange for house OF 5
or rooms.
III You Are LOGGING for n Home in Bar
ton Heights or Highland Park, see
us. We have them, all sizes and all
prices. We will be pleased to show
them to you
GARRETT & CO.
1f12 East Main Street
PROFESSIONAL.
hard and sSfi sEss Stage Dsssias
thoroughly taught. Prices reasons
Bile. ]. II. BROWN. late of Paragon
Trio. 3222 Floyd Avenue.
BOARDERS WANTED.
Boarders wanted--SI2 East Caay
Street. Phone Madison 1851
Beard ana Rooms ReaseaalIs ne tbs
Washington. One large room very
cheap for four young men, 33e4
East Broad
Boardera Wanfed--0re Hours Ride. on
c. and O.. west OF Richmond. 200
yards from station. Terms reason
able, Apply TO MRS. 8. w. GARRETT,
Hewlett vR.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-19

RAILWAY COMPANY.
Schedule effective January 3, 1873.
superseding schedule Of a prfl IL. 1914
Schedule subject - change withous
noffrn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-19

Highland Park Home, . rooms. Very
large lot. viii trade for store
property with small acreage.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-19

Barten Heights, 4 rooms. bath. etc.,
large lot. Exchange for house OF 5
or rooms.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-19

Ocean ylevv--TuekeSes Cottage. On Cot
tage line. water front: So and - per
week. MRS. ANNIE TUCKER. pro-
prietress.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-19

|wasHsA to Borrow st.7so en- Good Real
estate Best part of city. Second
mortgage. Address l. ia. care vir-
9intan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-19
HELP wANrED-MALE.

vUhnteA--A County Agent to Sell Dana
Automatic Steering Device for Ford
cars. A hustler can make $50 per
week. write TO B. D. EMANUEL. Of
Muncts, Ind for proposition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-19
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WANTED.

|Waafea 20 nay seeond-Hand ~ TO fs
horsepower gasoline engine. d. IS.
care virginfan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-19

oey1o CeaDlete wars me- RuSnaess
heats siGhe.room house No extras
noeded- e1S.1S complete bathroom
sut6t Of three pieeeA Get our cata.
CONSTRUCTION COGPANY. hay
City. Nieh.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-01-07
PREPARE GEESE FOR MARKET
WINE rattenlng Young Fowls They
Should Be Kept Free From All
tHcltement-keep in Pen.

The first feed for gosings is grass,
fed on sod a small allowance Of corn
meal, slightly moistened, is also given
them Sand and charcoal are some
lines mixed with the corn meal They
are fed on the above food three times
day for couple Of days when they
are given ration composed of equal
parts, by measure OF bran, middlings,
and steamed cut clover or cooked
vegetables This feed is given them
morning, noon. and night until they
are eight weeks old. when they are
penned to be fattened for market at
ten weeks old
TO iatien young geese, place them
IA pen, not too large. 80 that they
@ill not exercise too much. and feed
three times "a day all they will eat
up clean Of the following: Corn meal
mixed TO dry. crumbly state, and
beef scraps amounting TO 20 per cent
Of the bulk Of the corn meal. While
fattening Young geese they should be
kept as quiet as possible; no excite
Ment Whatever should disturb them.
When feeding approach them quietly.
and do not irritate them in the least
or they will not fatten. but will throw
out or grow another crop OF feathers.
At ten weeks Of age. or when the tips
of the wings reach the tail they are
ready for market and should weigh
between eight and ten pounds.
When young goslimgs are TO be
dressed for market. they are killed by
cutting them In the roof OF the mouth,
seyeriug the artery. or by stunning
them by hitting them sharp. quick
blow Oh the head. The picker uses a
box in front OF him about the height
of the knees. holding the bird with the
left hand and clasping the feet and
wings together: he places the head OF
the bird against the box and holds 1t
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-01-07
\ HUMAN ENCYCLOPEDIA.

Attention Is called TO the fact that
early in the coming year the "encyc-
lopedia" of the White House will eel
citrate the 18th anniversary OF his
service there Everyone there from
the president to the most obscure
ianitor Is interested in this event
The object of the attention to be be
slowed there on Jan. Is Col VIM
II Crook He Is carried on the rolls
rs chief disbursing officer but he is
better known as the White House en-
cyclopedia There is nothing in the
most remote corners of the ar'hlNeS
Of the White House with what COL
Crook is not familiar and concerning
which he cannot give information OIL
hand.
Few of the callers al the prcSi-
dents home know that Col Crook was
a member of Lincoln's bodyguard- II
is probable that If he had been On
duty with the president at Ford's the
alter on the night of the assassination
the murder would never have been
accomplished. Crook begged the
resident to be allowed to accompany
him. but as he had been ON duty Tor
"a hours the president rejected IN"
tender with his usual consideration
for those about him. The guard WI .
went In Crooks place seems to nave
bceu more Interested I'm the perform
ance than In the safety of the presl-
dent or he would have detected Bocth
and blocked the way
col. Crook IL most interes''hS
character and there are hundreds o'
thousands of people In this country
who have received attention AT M
hands who will express the hope that
he viii continue for many years T.
, enjoy peaceful and con'rn'ed NE
I Exchange
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-01-07
4 GREAT ASSET.

There IL no denying that electric
ity has been a great asset In the de-
yelopment OF the Snake River valley.
and as there Is much yet to be done
along this line. nothing should come
up to retard the extension of the cleo
trio lines into the most sparsely set
tied sections of the state On Mon
day next hearing will be had be
fore the Utilities Commission relative
TO new rules to be adopted for the
overhead construction OF electric
lines. and the result OF this hearing
will have much to do with the fur
Their extension OF these lines
Referring to this hearing. the Ida
no Falls Post says:
More and more the farmers are de-
handing electric light. power ana
telephone service. not only as
measure OF economy. but more par
ticularly as a means OF tightening
and relieving the home burdens
which are necessarily largely borne
by their wives. and making the farm
home more attractive for the boys
and girls. To develop these improve
ments in a sparsely settled territory
requires larger expense per item
than I'm the more thickly settled as
trlcts. This must Of necessity be re
fected In the rates to be paid To-
such service. as only by permittihI
such utilities to earn reasohao'
dividend on their investment can he'
capital be attracted to the state TO
investment I'm our securities. II
hoped that the Idaho Utilities con
mission will bear these facts cart
fully in mind avoiding any dras'
or prohibitive action which mg'
prove a retarding appliance on ~
states advancement.
With no desire to jepordise u
lives OF employees or the public
large. the press of the state seer
to be unanimous In the opinion III
the Commission should not at u
time promulgate any rules III
would impose hardship on the pc"
companies.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-01-07
ERADICATE THE RooST MITE
loseots Are Easily Extermlnated by
Use OF Kerosene Oil-Prevenuon
Better Than Cure.

nv A c. SMITH Poultryman. Vn'Ner-
sItv Farm. ST Paul. Mimi
Roost mites are very common ana
troublesome. When they become mum
erous enough. they not only lnlest
the nests but other parts of the builu-
ing. especially cracks and crevices' as
well as the roosts They are much
like tiny spiders and are often caileu
spider lice by poultrymen
Mites are easily exterminated by
applyine kerosene to all infested parts
NJ the building. They become numer'
ous as soon as warm weather comes
As prevention is better than cure 1t
nays to paint your roosts once every
rour TO six weeks in winter time ana
once every two weeks during the warm
weather You will probably never see
n mite in house SO treated
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-01-07
GOVERNOR ALEXANDER.

Hon. Moses Alexander who took
Aha office OF Governor of the State OF
Idaho last Monday is the tenth chief
.,ocutiye TO be chosen by the state
and the fourth democrat which has
hoen privileged to hold this import
ant office. Mr.. Alexander also holds
,he distinction OF being the first Jew
elected to the Office OF Governor In
any state In the Union.
Governor Alexander. as one OF the
most prominent and successful bust
ness men of the state. could not help
hut note the lavish expenditures Of
the peoples money by the state ad-
ministratlon. and early In the past
wear. even before the primaries had
been called. he began campaign
against this wanton waste of the peo-
Mes money, and while not declaring
himself as a candidate for governor.
he was all along looked upon as the
logical candidate OF the democratic
marty. and his almost unanimous
nomination was followed by an over
whelming majority In the election
Governor Alexander assumes the
duties OF the chief executive OF the
state enjoying the confidence OF the
people and backed by their best wish
es for the successful carrying out OF
the reforms he has promised. and
while he will be confronted with Il
republican majority In both branches
Of the legislature. the indications are
that the majority party will not place
obstacles In the way OF carrying out
these reforms.
The promises made by Alexander
during his campaign are emphasized
by his message 10 the Legislature.
which was delivered on Tuesday. and
which appears elsewhere In this issue
In supplement form. In this message
the Governor points out the way in
which 100000 can be saved to the
state during the coming two years in
accordance with his prediction
promises. The message is devoid OF
any frils and every word OF it has a
meaning which cannot be misunder-
stood by the solons to whom II is ad-
dressed II IL not a review OF what
the democratic party has done. but
It is an ACCOMPLISHMENT to democrats
and republicans as well as 20 what
their duties are at the present time
1t Is not a political paper and should
not be 30 considered. and should be
carefully studied by everybody hay
Ing the best interests OF the state Of
heart no matter what his party ami
ations may be. The advance copies
OF the message so impressed us that
we at once made arrangements fol
supplements OF the same. fully be
lieying that the same would be apprc
ciated by our readers.
We can only add our best wishe
to the governor and the entire new
administration.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-01-07

Although Home Industry w..p .
iuaho does not occur until Apri tyn
'he See Idaho First magazin. In ns
january issue opens the camnaign Il,
'he hopes that the merchant and
manufactures viii commence a, mi.
'ihle TO make arrangements for h.,
week 1t sounds the key note as
follows:
Inc merchant should Remember
inns and stock up with goods manu-
featured in this and adjoining stn,es
a good way for him to get into prac-
ice Tor Home Industry Week is TO
Degin now to tell his customers IN
use home-manufacturcd product.
The enterprising merchant ,ho
starts little home industry week of
HIS own right now and Keeps pcggine
away continuously will reap a big ra-
ward when the big week comes and
ne VIII find the home manufacturer
right behind him ready to assist him
IN every way possible
The home manufacturer viii find
1t to his interest to start an educa-
tional campaign right now lie can
not wait until the Saturday before
Home Industry Week and then 70 in
with whoop and hurrah and galyau-
lze all the housewives into demand
ing his product Education is mat
ter OF growth and the housewife
must be educated by being told over
ana over the reasons why she should
use your particular brand OF goods
The Eastern manufacturer tells her
months in the year. aud this com
petition must be- met - months in
the year You cannot wait for the
season 10 open" April ] and close
April 10. If you do you will find
that all the good claims have been
jumped and the other fellow will be-
getting the dollars
The housewife will find right now
an excellent time TO prastice asking
her home merchant for homc-mamu-
featured goods If She begins now
to familiarize herself with the names
OF manufacturers In Utah. Idaho
Washington and Oregon. she will
lind the names OF their brands come
irippingly from her tongue during
Home Industry Week She will learn
that beet sugar, butter. cheese. con.
dcnsed milk. pickles. salt, mecaroni
candy. cured meats vinegar. chew
ing gum. canned pork and beans. 60
Goa and Hour are all produced il
Idaho and Utah She will also Learn
that mattresses soap blankets knit
ted goods. and shirts for her husban,
are made within radius of 2oo mile
Of her home. and She is giving en-
ployment 20 her neighbors when sh'
buys the goods from this home man
ufacturer
The Made in the l. ) \" slogal
Is but a broader applica ion of III
Made at Home slogan Ne hay
been advocating II yo. T. Lcighbo
across the street has SOL ething yo
want buy OF him II you cannot e
/, there. go into the next county q
ae next state The principle is Sta
g.. close to home as possible and hel
home industry grow January Sc
Idaho First
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-01-07
COLDS ARE OFTEN ,,,r.
MOST SERlot =
sion Possible Complications.

The disregard of cold mas o'''n
brought many "A regret The fact oil
sneezing. coughing or fever shouiu
no warning enough that your system.
hoods immediate attention Vertaihiy
,oss NJ sleep is most serious. 1t Is a
,,,arning given by nature. II Is man
Wa, "' ~ himself TO assist by doing ms
mart DR.. Kings New DlscoEe.S A., =
based on scientific analysis OF 'o ho,
5Oc at your druggists. Buy w
tie today
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-01-07

Fowls running at large in an or,
hard do an infinite amount OF gooo
In the destruction of larvae worms
beetles, bugs. etc.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-01-07

Abstracts OF title to all properly
In Lincoln county. w. ID. GariocR
Abstract Co.. Shoshone. Idaho. inc
Oldest set of abstract records for LIN
coin county. S-u
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-01-07
Good Cleanser.

Fresh earth in the dust bath VIII
a,d materially to cleanse the feathers
and skin of impurities, effete matter
and lice.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-15
Judging Distance.

Many people find it difficult to Judge
now far of a sound comes from. and,
OF course, in regard to big guns fired
on battleships at sea, it is almost i'm.
possible Tor an ordinary person to
form an opinion; but the distance at
which various sounds can be heard
are Dot curious and remarkable. For
instance roughly speaking, the wins.
I.e OF q locomotive is heard $500 yards
trough the air; the noise of a railway
eialn, 1900 yards; the report of a
Iine and the bark Of a dog, 1900 yards;
an orchestra or the roll of a drum.
l.6OO yards; the human voice reaches
g distance of 1000 yards; the
sroaklng OF frogs. 900 yards; the chirp.
ing Of cr1ckets, 800 yards.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-15
The Kitchen.

As a means of promoting efficiency
and saving labor nothing can be more
important than the study Of the Ameri-
can kitchen. It is the workshop in
which hundreds of millions of dollars
worth Of material, more or less raw, is
made into a manufactured product
which goes directly into tens Of mil.
lions Of human mouths and sustains
tens Of millions Of human brains and
bodies. Upon the quality OF this a
ufactured product depends the welfare
OF the nation. Good food makes happy
homes, keeps families united, accom-
plishes wonders in keeping men from
drink and children from breaking
down under the stress Of modern edu.
cation. Upon 1t hang the issues OF life
and death. The kitchen. then, should
need no advocate and no defender. Il
IS the most important room in the
house.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-15
From the Trip Ledger,

Mrs. Chas. McClung, the hand
some wife of our popular post
master and band director, depart.
ed last week for a vacation to be
spent in Chicago with her parents
and In Toronto Can. with some OF
Chas. folks. Mrs. McClung will
be gone from a month to six weeks.
Clair Kintz came up from Yer
million and spent Sunday and
Monday with his parents. Clair
will graduate this spring from the
law department. lie has had sey.
eral very desirable offers for his
services bu. will probably return
to Trip for his first year.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-15
Rapid Calculation Trick.

BY means of a simple arrangement
OF numbers, a calculation a be made
which will easily puzzle any unsus-
pect1ng person, If the two numbers.
4I'o9o and 80, be written out in null.
1lpilcation form, very few will endeav-
or to write down the answer directly
without first going through the regu.
lar work. BY placing the 8 in front
OF the z and the 8 back Of the 6, the
answer is obtained at once. Thus:
4l,096 by 83 equals 3,41O,96S. A larg.
er number which can be treated in
Inc same way is the following: 4,109,-
o~ss'o4l,o96 by SO equals 341, O95 ,41O,.
S68.-Popular Mechanics.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-15
An Easter Cantata

An Easter Cantata will be rem.
dered by the Presbyterian senior
and junior choirs next Sunday
evening in the church. The serv-
ice will begin at s o'clock. The
music is by some of the popular
present day composers of sacred
song. Some of the parts of the
cantata are as follows:
Hear My Prayer-Cassel
Boundless Love-Adams
He Lives, The Klng-Wilson
Golden Glorles Break-Kirkpatrick
Olivet-Gabriel
Hail, Our Risen Lord-Lorenz
The service is open to all and a
cordial invitation is extended to all
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-15
From the Hutchinson Herald.

T. ]. Ryan returned Tuesda,
from Montana and reported thai
he started building on his farm.
Seeding was done there and T. j,
brought home winter wheat fou,
|inches high.
I'D. Bray and Jehn Hosterman
went to Chicago with two carloads
Of fat cattle which they had been
feeding all winter.
]. s. Meyers was in town last
Thursday. He says his brother.
Sol. D. Meyers, sold his farm At
the auction sale for $40 per acre
and has gone to Montana where he
expects to purchase a larger place.
Or. Augsperger and wife, Miss
Maggie Jungmann and Ewald a.
Gall started last Friday morning
for the Panama exposition where
they will spend 9 couple Of weeks.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-15
Why Teeth Chatter.

Although the muscles which affect
inc action of the jaws are especially
uhder the control Of the brain. the
cnattering of the teeth is really a
spasm caused by chill or fear, and all
spasms act independent of the will
~ muscles which operate the jaw
act IN a series Of involuntary little
contractions which pull the Jaw up
ana permit it to fall of its own weight.
ihls action is quick, and the chatter.
ing occurs from frequent repetition
Inc cold mas a similar effect upon the
Jaw muscles to that which some moi.
sons nave In causing spasmodic action
IN other parts of the body.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-15
Hutchinson County News.

From the Olivet Leader
On Easter Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rebel, Sr
was solemnized the marriage d
their daughter, Miss Bertha, te
MI. Landy E. Gillett. Rev. Berg
land performed the ceremony.
John Baney, who has been in
Bonnet, Florida the most of the
winter. returned one day last week.
On his return be stopped off in
some point in Illinois to visit old
time friends. John has ten acres
of land down there which he pur-
chased about three years ago. He
informs US it was all flooded as
they have been having heavy rains.
This was Johns second trip to
Florida.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-15
Disappearing leland.

The most famous disappearing island
in the middle ages was the island o:
st. Brendan. The saint for whom i,
was named was an Irish worthy, who
is said to have sailed, with G number
OF monks, in search Of a tabled para.
disc and to have landed on an island
In midocean. st. Brendan's was be.
heved to be visible at times from the
west coast of ireland, but 1t always
disappeared when explorers we're sent
out in search of it. When one of the
Portuguese kings ceded the Canary
islands to the Castilian crown the
treaty was reported to have included
st. Brendan's, which was described as
the island that has not yet been found.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-15
Wilson-Leon Entertainment

Mr.. j. Walter Wilson as enter.
tainer and Mr.. Leon as pianist
gave the fourth number in the ly.
ceum course in the opera house
Thursday night to an appreciative
audience. Mr.. Wilson lis an all
around entertainer. As an i'm
personator he is strong and imper-
sonates various characters to per-
fiction. AS a singer he has a
strong deep bass voice and his solo
work was good. He can manipu.
late the saxophone and the flute to
perfection. 1t was a good mum
Der and was well received.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-15
A Bit Twisted.

Paddy one day became the proud ia.
mel OF twins. The christening cere-
monE arrangements were made and
Fat was Instructed by his wife, Moya,
1nat the babies names were Kate
and Sidney" While making his way
70 the church. repeating the names,
Kate and Sidney" Pat was met by
several friends, who wished to drink
70 a babies health. By the time all
had paid for a round Pat was a wee
DIT mixed. He arrived at the church
In good time, but when the clergyman
asked for the names of the children
rat replied: Steak and Kidney
Young's Magazine.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-15
Renewing Carbon Paper.

When carbon paper has been used
several times the preparation becomes
almost worn off on some parts, while
other parts of the paper are as good
as new. The process of renewing
is very simple, and it can be done by
anyone without special apparatus. All
that is necessary is to hold the paper
In front OF a fire or over a radiator
a few seconds. The heat will
the preparation to dissolve and spread
oyer the paper, SC that when 1t Is
dry the paper will have a new coating.
This can be repeated, and in some
cases will double the life of the car.
bon paper.