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! i I . May I3 , _ 1904 : THE FALLS . _ CITY : . TRIBUNE _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . _ . _ _
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"j THE HOTEL FOLDER FAD.
( ' Collecting These Souvenirs of Foreign
I . . , Travel Is Popular-Some Beautiful -
tiful Specimens Issued.
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, To collect hotel folders is tlw
. latest fad. Almost all of the big
hotels of Europe issue ! : ; booklets
. ' , , not only describing the charms of
, their solons and verandas , but giv-
' $ ' curious picture and
, . ing 51llanJ' it (
" ; ' \ . ' lJuaint legend of some historic
scene near bJ' The pictures arc
oftentimes close likenesses to
, , . etchings . , and not a few are col-
I . ; ' , ored , so that on being framed Ul1-
tier glass they appear from the
I . wall to be water color paintings ,
} says the New York Trilmne.
The of hotel folders
I . I/ ; i collecting
. . , . ' " seems . to have all the fascination
I I' ' . whieh Illally another fad was wont
I to have before it became worn ou t.
Instead of gathering together the
postage stamps' various nations -
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. : ' . tions , 01' theater programmes , 01'
' 'L'estaurallt menus , man ) " a "col-
, ' - lector" is his
: . . now filling scrap
, . : . . . . book with pictures of the pleasure
\ ' 4- palaces of England and the cou-
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,1. \ . , The booklets , which are sent out
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'f" . gratuitously bJ' European hotels
to anyone who writes for them ,
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- are sometimes as elaborate as art
' y ' magazines , Hotels in Italy and
Switzerland , for example , are
likely ; to illustrate their folders
with pictures of Italian lakes and
; ' : bits t of Alpine mountain scenerJ"
- ' The lake pictures are to attract
those fond of water , and thc pi ( .
: ' . ' : Iores t of the peaks and gorges ar ( :
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: " : / designed : to tempt mountain
, 'lImbers. Cerfam hotels 01 f
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: - France , Belgium , Holland , Gel"
! 11),1111 , , Austria and Hungar.y han '
& - . ' ' . a way of wpaving legends amonl2
more staid g'Ogl'allliCal I data .
I For C'xa11l1'lp , a table of sta tisti
, 1 I ( 'Olll'erlling r'ailroad rates ani ( ]
. I - tinw tables will follow a story 01 fI
omc brave I'usadpI' and h if :
1\ \ Styeitheart . who lw'ame ( a nun prl' ' '
" : . ' his l'etm'l The aIH'ient fable wit 1 ]
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I b0 1 > madp mOl'p real hy pictures < 01 f
a { 'I'nmbling : tower where Hw lo\
' . I'l'g first met , OJ' a ruined window
" . . where tlH''y hndp ; inch / other a las 1
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. -.J , HotplR in treat Britain reflec
, mach of the life of city ( t OJ' count 0 "
in their / foldel's. . \ house will fur
I. lliRh along with } ) ictm'esof'itsowr m
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t corridors ( and apartments ] sketch
PS of famous tail Id bugs in the
"I . ; - 1 ol'hoo 1 ' ' ' th
neighborhood > , 01' , pPI''hanre , (
f " , . portrait' of n fan 0ns mln who w\ : \ :
- horn llpar nIP c'Ol'nPI' , 0
Although these booklets rOSI
the hotels no small sum each yen
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. 10 ! 1l..hli:1J ! ! : and send ontthroilIcast ! (
yet tIll' "bJ'pad cast on he ( watery (
is 'ehll'llNl after many . . . days , to a
great enough dpgl'\ to bring pro. } >
fit' Even if the collector of hotel
folder : clues not go to all nIP ho-
telH himself whiC'h arc represented
ill his collection ( , yet hp shows his
prizes to others , who tell still of h .
ers about 01/'nl' / , so that many a
traveler . who might have landed '
niiulessiv , in some faraway Eu-
J'ollPan l'it'\ , instead goes straight
to a certain inn , because "some-
how he remembered its name. "
Properties of Asbestos
The terrible disaster in the Ire ,
quoin theater at Chicago has at
treated universal attention to the
singular snhst\lH : e , asbestos ,
which can be carded like wool and
formed into fire'p1'oof cloth 01'
IHlJPl' Asbestos belongs to the
hornblpllle type of minerals , and
in some respicis : ! } forms a kind of
link between the vegetable and
animal Idngd01m It is , says M1'
A. p Collins , at once fibrous and
crystalline ( , elastic : and brittle !
heayv as r'k ( in the crude state.
yet light as thistledown when
niechiulicalh' t rea t < . > d. The best
asbestos for the manufacture of
fireproof cloth ( comes front lower
ranneln It is found in narrow
siuns ahout an inch and : a qual"
ter in thickness , Hometfmes vertical ,
cal 1 and sometimes horizontal hi
the ( 'ontaining 1'ol'k As it comes
from the rock it is worth $200 ( 1\ \
trn ; ; but. the long fibers , stripped 1
ready for spinning and weaying"
worth . t.on.-Youth'
arc $1,500 a - )
Companion.
o Antarctic CoM
Thouh the temperature fell
more tl\n \ n no ( degrees lw low zero
; several ' limes at he t place where
, observations t were made , these
I records cannot bp regarded aS t
I replesp11ting The ( extreme cold in
the nnta1'di ( ' l'l'.rions ( 01'Pplyand
I Perry saw nothing worsP' than ao
01' ( n j degrees lwlow zero , Intt' , like
I ( t "apt. Scott , they were close to the ?
' spa ex'pp ( during the summer
o monUls The most severe (101(1011
. record is that ( , observed in 1101'th.
I : p'n ) RihPl'ia , well inlnnd says tlll (
XI'\\ York rrl'ihl1w.pmpPl'a. ( .
t l 1 ttJ'P of ! flO below WHR / registered ) a t
few years ago \Ypl'kjohnnsk
- For wnJ1 ( ] known astronomical ( rea .
I sons HIP winler ! of the southern (
- hpmif.ph'I'p ; is colder ( thnn that of
the j 1im'thern. / Tf a midwinter ob.
! sPl'ya1'i)1I 'onld ( 1) h ) ( ' 1II1\lp \ sc'ei'al
hnndJ'/'d / ( miles from the ocean ilJ
that pal'tof nIP globe , therefore
t itis not unlikely flint a tempel"
r atli1P of fully 100 degrees below
. zero would hp en'oun1ered
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THE BEST IS NONE TOO GOOD
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) : : . ' . . A _ PRETTY RESIDENCE ! . . . !
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I : * . . LOSES HALF ITS ATTRAOTIVENiS6 JF IT Js NOT PROP-
, " . . . IRLY PAINTED. IT Is NOT PROPERLY PAINTED UNLESS
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, " , " ; ' ' , , ' GOOD PAINT Is ApPLIED BY SKILLED WORKMEN THAT'S
' , -1 m _ - OUR WAY OF DOING BUSIN SS , FOR PARTIUL'RS JUST
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DROP USA CARD
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FOR THE
; Rosebud Reservation
TO OPEN
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ik As , land there will cost you $5 , 25 per acre , and ;
eM you pay your expenses and take chances on , getting
? anything , and you have to homestead it to get it at { if
the above pm-ice. \Ve will sell you a fine , rich , level *
160 , every foot nice and smooth ; not -a pebble on it ,
within 12 miles of Pierre ; the capital of South Dako- *
r/JIJ ta , for $ . 100 and pay your R. R. 1 fat -c there and back ,
if you _ will go next Tuesday , ray 17. The I-ltun- ,
boldt boys , on their way up to their homesteads ,
drove across the Rose bud land , and they write back l
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that it is not as good as this land that we are telling
11 you about near Pierre. All the parties from this
county now up on their homesteads are well pleased ,
: and write back that hundreds of people are coming f
1 in there for land and as soon as the Rose bud land is { if
thrown open , which is several miles south of our land
t5 and 50 or 60 miles from the capital our land will.l . be l ,
worth $ 10 or $ I 5 per acre. See us at once , as this IS Pf' .
a snap and will be off the market after the 7th. ,
Don't miss this , as you will never have another chance ff
to get a fine farm so cheap. . I
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Whitaker Bros. .
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THE CHEERFUL 'TELEPHONE.
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An Institution That Contributes
Much Toward the Enlivenment
of Mankind.
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In a general s1Imming up of the
numerous mel'hanil'al in\'ention8
which contribute hugely to the
gayety of nations , the telephone ,
it appears , does not fall behind ,
says the Indianapolis Journal.
"It : just occurred to me the
other day , " said a woman in a lit-
tle group } of club loiterers who
were having a social chat after
the club had adjourned , "that wp
do not give the telephone its just
clue of' praise its a cheer distrib-
utor. One hears a good deal , now
and then , about the useful telephone
phone the wonderful telephone :
the convenient telephone , but
really I have never heard any one
call it time ' cheerful telephOlw. '
Perhaps ] , however , one needs to lw
a suburban dweller to realize
what an entertaining and agrel\
able companion the telephone is.
In trite phrase , words can hardly
tell what a valuable affair the telephone -
ephone is in the country. In the
dull winter lays , when my ; husband -
band was in town and the children
at school , my spirits would some-
times flag. Instead of' flying to a
quinine pill 01' a dose of cut-rate
tonic , I would simply fly to the
telephone , call up some one of my
treasured relatives or intimate
friends - , . either . in town - - Qrin I - the
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country , get a little pleasant
sparkle of talk OJ' harmless gos-
sip over the wire , and go bark to
my sewing 01' work refreshed and
braced in mind and hodJ'-
" 'TnlJeknowns ( ' too
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oM Saucy Gamp would say , T
often administprpd the telephone-
( 'm'p ( to my hushand and children.
1f Henry yawned ( It good deal in
the evening and didn't seem to
care to read , or' to talk , I would
Hay , 'areleHsl ) ' : '
" 'Henry , call np George Blank }
and ask how they all arc , over
there ; we haveu't heard from
them for several days ; ; 01' , Henry ,
call up your mother and ask how
all time folks are ; tell her we want
to know ' These little telephone
' would dear
s\'mposil1ms < brighten
old rfpnry up amazin ly. When
the children were ) at home from
school / with colds , too , the telephone .
phone was our great comfort.
Indeed , I think the world at large
is ungenerously silent concerning
the countless glorious messages of
golden cheer which , day by day ,
ill every direction , flit along the
telephone wires. "
- - Aftermath.
"ThJ' are you SO quiet this even ,
bug , dear ? " she asked. "Are you
thinking about how we became
gaged last night ? "
"Yes , " he answered , with deep
sigh. "You see , I'm perfectly BO'
bel' to-night. " - Chicago Dai13
News.
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