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The i24th Anniversary of the
Birthday of the Emblem
MAKEIT A FESTAL OCCASION
An AilrtreM tt the Airlcitn People lnn
corning lie Proper Oliervnnrn of the
Day On Ihe Murulngof June 14 litt
FiK Flutter From Kvory llnuetup
II O Mntrnu who has boon appointed
patriotic nldo of tlio O A It for Mndl
hou county Is tn receipt of i oopy of tin
address to tho Amorionu pooplo concern
ing tho proper obsorvnueo of Flag dny
whioh Ih Juuo 1 1 Tho address In given
herewith in full with tho suggestion on
tho part of Mr Mntrnu that tho day bu
suitably obBorvoti us requested
Juno li will bo tho lJIth anniversary
of tho birthday of tho Uniunl Blnto
11
When it is cousidorod what it has oost
to give Ivirtli to this Hag what it cont to
maintain it and what it menus to this
nation nud to tho world thoro 1b no
honor Uo grout that shouid not bo con
ferred UpOU it
Our ling was born in tho throes of
liberty wounded In tho battlon of free
dom and sanctified in tho ratine of
buniaulty
It should bo honorod for all tho occur
ity it guarantees all tho nioroy It pro
claims nllthopowor it implies
It in tho Hag that has over been ralsod
in honor and never loworod in disgrace
It is tho Hag that reproRoutH lllwrty of
thought and rollglouH right and floats
today beautifully hovoriug in tho broozo
around her Ouban protogo a protootor
ato against mans inhumanity against
man Tho Hag that graoofully wavos
In tho Orient a rospootod monitor in
tho colostial ompiro guiding tho world
in tho solution of a diviuo problem ro
moiiBtrating against avarico and ad
xnoniHhiug against treachery
It is tho Hag that must not bo dis
graced as nu advertisement of morohnu
dlso nor dlsplayod for idle purpose
It Ih pocrod 1 It is subllmo 1 Next to
Holy Writ it should bo our guide stand
ing for tho equality of man and of wo
man to man It is now tho pnaco mnkor
between hitherto domestic foes It is a
guard against foreign iutorferonco It
forgivoB tho past ami points to tho fu
turo grandly with moro grandeur thau
our pro vision can encompass It is tho
Hag of our ronulou Tho Hag of tho
new possessions whlnh provldouco has
bestowod So lot tho American people
with ono hand ou tho enskot of the
golden rule and with tho other saluting
tho emblem of our liberty nud strength
do houor to our banner as it stands for
loyalty botweon ourselves and the
tion of all mauiviuu
Ab tho day dawns on Juno H lot tho
morning broeo kiss tho Huttoring Hag
from ovory housetop and as tho school
boll soundB tho assembly hour lot thoro
bo glad hearts among tho children as it
is made their fostival day to sing praisos
to tho ting and to cheer it as it floats in
tho air nbove a tokon of their noble
birth
Every school may fittingly houor this
day with special oxorciBos as a day of re
joicing adopting a program suitablo to
tho occasion
3 Prnyor
2 Saluto to tho Hag
8 National hymns
1 Addroases by soldiers and patriots
fi Flag drill
0 Quotations from oloquont orations
on tho Hag
lliugiug of bolls
Every child waving a Hag and possess
inn it for himself ns a treasure to bo ad
mired and rovered There aro no school
children too youug tolovo tho Hag none
too old to bo ashamed of it Patriotism
is a sontimont an emotion capable of
being cultivated to a high degreo by in
spiration It is not an incoutivo to
military action with a tondoncy to war
rather a promoter of peace and no
noblor sentiment can bo created than
lovo for tho Hag whioh is tho mautlo of
Columbia standing in tho foreground
beckoning to the oppressed of nil man
kind to come under tho folds of tho robe
of lovo to dwell in harmony and secur
ity in this lnud of peace tho Canaan
whore tho waudorer may rest tho op
pressed Hud relief and all bo tho equal
of his fellow man
Allan O Bakkwkli
Chief Aide to Commander in Chief
G A R inChargo of Patriotic
Education
BEGA
Rev Winfrod of Stanton visited
with
Mr IIurriB Tuesday
Mablo Bowman of Knox county is vis
iting with her aunt Mrs Lund
Miss Nettie Lowe of Norfolk visited
with tho Misses Luuquist Saturday and
Sunday
Rov GolT preached in Roga Sunday
af tornoon and evening
Mr A Luudquist rotumed Tuosdny
from a visit to Fremont
Pearl Burch of Virginia visited Bega
Sunday
Bernard Aspliu who has been attend
ing school in Wayne returnod homo
Saturday He will spend tho summer
vacation at home
Ohos E Wilson was in Norfolk on
buiiness Saturday
Misses Henricson went to Fremont to
attend the wedding of their cousin
Herman Olson
Iteal Estate Tntuifera
The following are the transfers of
real estate in Madison county for the
week ending Juno 8 1901 as re
ported by D J Koenigstein ofllcial ab
stacter
W R- Wilson to Elmer MoOIellau
wd Bli of ne aud n of se 20-23-1
3450
William Lowe to Ira R Jenkins wd
nwJi 10-23-3 4500
F J Hale presideut to James E
Jenkins wd lot 23 blook 4 Union
cemetery 1000
Pioneer Town Site Co to Wiluelni
Fetor wd lot 12 block 13 Western
Town Lot Co s lBt addition to Norfolk
Junction 100
Willielm Peter to W H Shippee wd
narartiCTftffirm
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lot 13 blook 11 W T L Oos lBt addl
ttnn to Norfolk Junction fSOO
L A Hoguo to Koso F Avery wd
part of lots 7 and 8 block 10 Battle
Creole
Matilda A Oulpln to Molviu U
Hnrnor wd nwi l b2 fl3X
Newman QniVii Opera House Co to
Opera House Oo wd lot K in rositb
division of lots 13 to 11 inclusive blook
1 and lot 1 1 block 11 R It addition to
Newman Orovo and vacated alley be
tween said lots 12 and 1 1 1000
Herman Wohlfoll to Luthornu
St Paul church of Buffalo Greek wd
part of uoi of swlf Srt 31 1 1 00
Horman Wornor to Konyon I Nlles
wd part of out lot I Pioneer T S Oos
second addition to Uattlo Greek
Plonoor T 3 Oo to Christian Simon
son wd lot 3 block 31 In sulHlivision
of blocks lil to 21 inclusive 11 It addi
tion to Newman Orovo
James Olldoa to Jacob Heolah wd
blook 31 Hillside Terraoo addition to
Norfolk
Oeorgo H Conner to William T
Shively wd lot block 1 Pasowalks
3nd addition to Norfolk 175
William T Shlvoly to W H Hlsh
wd above
U S of America to John OBrien pd
BWtf 8 23 4
U S of America to Timothy OBrien
pd noU J10 33 4
Asa Hollonbook to B K Heed deed
lots 7 and 8 HorrH subdivision to Nor
folk ir0
Charles W Oarponter to Luthor J
Church wd part of boH ot uo2l 34 4
A NEW ESTABLISHMENT
KicliiMlvn TitllorliiK nml Men
Iiir OooitK Uoiie Under
iiinnt irI W Humphrey
Norfolk is to havo a uow business es
tablishment It will bo nu extensive
coucoru in tho lino of tailoring nud
mens furnishing goods exclusively
It will bo opouod to tho trado about the
middlo of August under tho manage
ment of J W Humphrey of this city
Iu spoaklug of tho uow project to a
News roporter this morning Mr
Humphrey said Yes wo will put iu
n big plant and I think wo can uiako it
pay That part of tho Richards block
now occupied by tho novelty storo to
gethor with the socoud floor has been
soourod and will bo put iu shape soon
Wo will uso tho largo room ou tho
ground floor for cutting nud sales room
the floor abovo for work rooms They
will bo furnished well throughout aud be
strictly up-to-date
To start iu wo shall employ ton or
12 mou and when things got to going wo
will probably need 115 or 20 I uavo se
cured a flrst class cutter from Chicago
who has boon with a good house for a
number of yoars You boo its not so
much what a suit is made of ns how it
is mndo We will turn out nothing but
tho best nud will enter only to fine trade
I think wo will havo a house equal to
anythingin Omnha or Llucolu
Mr Humphroy has until now been
couuectedNWith n Llucolu Hrm iu tho
same liuo of busluoss nud will continue
to work tho outsldo trado for tlio new
house as ho did for thorn Tho territory
covered will include northwosteru Ne
braska the Black Hills and parts of
Wyoming nud Montana Ho has over a
thousand customers iu tailoring alone
whose work will be brought hore instead
of Lincoln The pay roll ot tlio now
establishmeut will amount to quite nu
item siuco tailors receive from 15 to
10 a week
Mr Humphrey started tho business of
W W Marplo iu 1881 and worked up
nu enormous patronage Twenty two
men were employed to do tho work at
that time If it could be douo then Mr
Humphrey sees no reason why it should
not bo done ngalu He hopes to open
by August 15 for the fall trade nud will
go oast on July 0 to purchase goods
Letter Lint
List of letters remaining uncalled
for
attbo postoQlco Juuo 10 1001
Burton Brown Charles Bradbury 2
W H Buckley Mrs D R Cornegys
Ellen Covey Fon Davedsou Joseph
Dorinoy Mrs J W Drake Egyptian
Remedy Co Tevoua Hull W H John
ston A F Luderua Helen Millnltz
Dan Murphy J N McCarthy H A
Noyes Mrs Paulino Phillips Georgo
A Roswell H A Tenut Martha
Woloh Frauk Zarah
If not called for iu 15 days will be
sent to the dead letter ofllco
Parties colling for nny of tho above
please say advertised
P F Sprbcher P M
Northern WUcouiln Hallway Farm Iunds
Par Sale
The Chicago St Paul Minneapolis
Omaha railway has for Bale in North
ern Wisconsin at low prices aud easy
terms of payuiont about 350000 acres
of choice farm lands
Early buyers will secure the advan
tage of locations on the many beautiful
streams aud lakes whioh abound with
HbIi and furnish a nover ending and
most excellent water supply both for
family use and for stock
Land is generally well timbered the
soil fertile and easy of cultivation aud
this is rapidly developing into one of
the greatest sheep and cattle raising
regions in the northwest
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Minn
eapolis Duluth Superior Ashland and
other towns on The Northwestern
Line furnish good markets for stock
and farm produce
For further particulars address
Geo W Bell
Laud Commissioner Hudson Wis or
G H MacRak
Asst GeulPass AgtSt Paul Minn
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THE NORFOLK NKW8 FlUDAY JUNE 14 IflOl
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PjllW
Being Held at the High School
in this City Today
FOR ANNAPOLIS ACADEMY
Tho KKiiiilnntlinnrn lining Held tJmler
Oriler of UoiiBrenanntii Itnltlimon ly
County HuiinrlnUinilHiit Ortuii Iliynloul
KxaiulnntliHiA lijr Dr TimIiJami
Prom Woilnoidnyd Dnljr
The United States Naval oodetshlp
examinations aro being hold at tho High
ohool building iu this city Tho edu
cational test began this nftoruoou nud
tho physical will tuko place tomor
row morning County Superintendent
O W Oruui Is conducting todays work
aud Dr A H Taslijoan will make tho
physical examinations Saporintond
ont D 0 OConnor another momber of
tho committee is out of tho city
This examination Is hold at tho order
of Congressman J S Robinson Ho
will recommoud tho two youug mon re
ceiving tho highest grades for appoint
ment as cadet and nltoruato to tho U S
Naval academy at Annapolis
Tho roport published in tho Llucolu
Journal last week that Joromo Laugor
of West Point had recolvod tho appoint
ment was doulod by Mr Robinson thin
morning Of tho 18 oxpectod to take
tho examinations only six havo ap
peared This may bo duo to tho abovo
rumor or it may bo caused by tho small
pox scaro Thoso eutored nro Mtlo
Draemol af Fremont Ross R Cain of
Nowuiau Grovo Josso Cramer of Woke
Hold P A Ewlng of Oeutrol City
Arthur K Leo of Noligh and Fred
Rhodes of Stnutou
Tho roquiroiueuts for outrauco to tho
ooadomy are very reasonable but the
govorumont is extremoly strict iu their
fulfillment Tho applicant must bo bo
tweon tho ages of 15 and 20 yoars aud
physically perfoot Tho slightest blem
ish such as nu ingrowing nail or a bad
tooth will throw n person out Tho
moutal qualifications requiro satisfac
tory grades iu each of tho following
studies readlug writing spelliuu
geography history of tho world U S
history arithmetic algebra aud geome
try
Whou a cadet outers tho school ho
binds himself to eight years service
six of whioh are spent at tho academy
At tho start a deposit of 225 i9 re
quired to pay certain expenses Each
cadet receives 500 annually out of
which he must pay for his clothes aud
books All other expeuBes aro provided
for by the government
Two years aro spent in a training
school for midshipmen aud the other
four are given to courses of study which
will bo necessary for tho service At
the end of tho six years 15 members of
the graduating class receive appoint
ments as officers iu the regular service
thus completing their eight yoars time
The remaining members nro given a
years salary of 1000 and nu houorable
discharge The successful candidate in
todays examination will enter next fall
Iliiiniiiotut IouIhIiuiii An Ideal lleiilth
iiuil Winter Ketort
The passenger department of the Illi
nois Central Railroad company has just
issued a new edition of Hammond
Louisiana as a Winter Resort a beau
tiful illustrated folder showing a few of
the wiutor attractions iu nud about
Hammond copies of which will be
mailed free ou application to the under
signed
For those m good or moderate circum
stance no point in the south offers such
inducements The climate is unsur
passed The artesau water excellent
Society almost entirely northern and
tho hotel and boarding houso accomoda
tions far superior to auy town of its size
iu the north aud at moderate rates
J F Meuuy
Asst Gon Pass Agt 111 Cent RR
Dubuque Iowa
To llefutlilte Counterfeiter
A traveling man at the depot held out
a uew one dollar bill toward a group of
friends aud pointing to script letter
O on the face of the note said I
will bet the cigars for the crowd that
there isut a fellow among you that can
tell what that letter means One and
another made various wild guesses but
they finally had to admit that the wise
guy waa gambling on a sure thing
Conversation was therefore throttled
to give him a chance to air his superior
wisdom and he preceded to do it
Well thats a pet scheme of Uncle
Sams to render counterfeiting more dif
ficult You see the serial letter C
means nothing unless the serial number
is also considered which in this case is
5194015 There are four serial letters
A B O and D Each letter has a cer
tain number to correspond This is the
key When A is used the lost two fig
ures of tho serial number must be divis
ible by four the number of serial let
tersand leave one A being the first
letter For B the remainder is two and
you will notice iu this case it being O
the remainder is three When D occurs
there is no remainder If you ever get a
dollar bill see if it does not figure out
this way Humphrey Democrat
Jell O The New Dennert
pleasoB all the family Four flavors
Lamou orange raspberry and straw
berry At your grocers 10 cents
Try it today
wcwfc
Itorr taeramieH Drop Men
While coming from Chicago lAst
week said u prominent buslucsn man
to u Mall nud Express reporter I no
ticed n peculiar railroad custom which
Interested mo considerably I hap
pened to bo In the last car of tho lim
ited when the trnlii stopped In a deso
late spot between sfntlou The rar
brakemnn of course dropped oft and
went down tho truck with a Ung to
wnrn nny train that might be following
tm I u n moment or two wo Htnrtcd up
ngnln but minim tho brnkemun 1
wondered nt this but wn still moro
eurprlseil Inter on to bob the same
thing repented when wo were obliged
to Htop on account of n threatened hot
box Upon Inquiry I found that thla
wns tho custom on fust trains Sohio
tlmes If wo linvo lota of time said tho
conductor we whistle for the men to
como Iu but In nioso cases wo leave
them to bo picked up by the- next train
or to walk to tho nearest station
nut Isnt that rather hard on the
men I naked Oh Its nil part of the
business ho replied I hnvo known
of cnsiH whore men dropped off In this
way were frozen to death or waylaid
by tramps but tho railroads havo to
mako the time and thats why It
done I have Been trains running with
only n conductor nbonrd them nt tlmoa
because tho rest of the crew had been
loft behind In Just thla way
Vanltr nnd Cnrlnaltr
Vanity booium to spring eternal In tho
masculine brenst nnd tho less It baa to
feed upon the moro It thrives ap
parently
Tho other day a trnmp of high degree
In vagrancy stopped before tho win
dow of a house at which two young
women were standing lie waa tat
tered and torn nnd melancholy looking
to audi an extent that he nroused a
feeling of deep Bymputhy In the hearts
of the nialdena who looked down upon
him as be stood gazing Intently at some
object ho hold In hla hand
I wonder what ho has said tho
sentlmentul one of tho two as she peer
ed down on him A lock of some wo
mans hair I shouldut wonder
More likely a coin hes found ho
looks pleased rejoined the practical
ono scofllngly ns she maneuvered for
a position that would reveal the object
to her
But It was neither they discovered
It wns Just a bit of looking glass In
which the mnn was surveying his fea
tures with a satisfied nlr that told of
his entire contentment with his very
rugged physiognomy
Which shows as was said nt the be
ginning of this story that vanity
springs eternal iu the masculine breast
Just as curiosity does In the feminine
Baltimore News
A Friend In Need
It happened In the early days of Aus
tralian history when bushninging was
common
A gentleman was riding nlong a lone
ly track through the bush when ho
heard loud cries for help proceeding
from a neighboring grove Arriving at
the spot whence proceeded the cries
he wns surprised nnd shocked to find a
mnn securely tied to a tree
What Is the matter here he naked
Oh sir replied the poor fellow
Im so glad you have come A few
hours ngo I was stuck up by bushran
gers who rilled my pockets nud after
stealing everything I had except n bun
dle of notes In my Inside breast pocket
which they fortunately overlooked
bound me to this tree nnd decamped
The scoundrels ejaculated the
newcomer Took everything you had
except n bundle of notes In your inside
pocket eh
Yes sir
The villains And then they tied you
so tightly thnt you cannot escape
Yes sir
Then Ill take the notes the other
fellows left And he did London
Answers
Embarrassing
When the new minister a handsome
nnd unmarried mnn tnnde his first paa
toral call at tho Fosdlcks he took lit
tle Anna up iu hla arms nnd tried to
kiss her But the child refused to be
kissed She struggled loose nnd ran
off Into the next room where her moth
er was putting a few finishing touches
to her adornment before going Into the
parlor to greet the clergymun
Mnintnn the little girl whispered
tho man In the parlor wanted mo to
kiss him
Well replied mamma why didnt
you let him I would If I were you
Thereupon little Anna run back Into
the parlor nnd the minister nsked
Well little lady wont you kiss me
now
No I wont replied Anna prompt
ly but mamma says she will Har
pers Bazar
The Handle Kicked
A comical story la told of on English
nobleman who la shortsighted In a
railroad train while he was sitting
next to a very stout old woman friend
on tho next seat accosted him Walt
a minute said his lordship Ill put
this bundle of rags In the rack and you
can sit here And to the astonishment
and horror of tho gigantic female be
caught her round the waist before bo
realized his mistake
Expensive Farnltare
One of tho special agents of the
Indian bureau is a woman and she
receives a salary of 8 a day read
Mr Wlntergreen
Sho must sell a good many com
mented Mrs Wlntergreen But I
shouldnt have thought thero was such
a demand for that sort of a bureau
Detroit Free Press
Small kindnesses small courtesies
small considerations habitually prac
ticed In our social intercourse give a
greater charm to the character than
tho display of great talents and accom
plishments
SAVING AN OLD PAINTING
Inicenlnna Method by Which It Wni
Trnnaferred to New CnnYAS
Did you ever hear of transferring
nn old oil painting to a now canvas
said a well known art connoisseur of
this city Ono would declnro nt first
blush that the thing waa absolutely Im
possible but I saw It done with a pic
ture over eight feet square and tho
operation waa a perfect success Tho
painting to which I refer had been a
fine exnmplo of tho onrly Itnllnn
school but It had lain forgotten In a
gnrret for mfcny yearn and hnd become
so lucruHtcd with dirt nnd grime Unit
It was Impossible to distinguish any of
tho details Ordinarily It could have
been cleaned without trouble but tho
damp nnd mold of two centuries hnd
rotted the canvas until It was ready to
fall apart nt a touch and scrubbing
was of course out of the question
Thnt wns the condition of things
when It waa taken tn hnnd by nn ex
port restorer from Belgium who hap
pened to be In the city The first thing
he did wna to glue a huge sheet of
thick maulla paper firmly to tho fnco
of the picture Then he turned It over
carefully nnd picked off every particle
of the old decaying ennvna revealing
the rear surface of the paint Itself It
waa a big Job nud required no end of
patience but the Inst thread wna final
ly removed nud nothing wna left but
the fragile shell of pigment That ho
covered with the Btrongeat fish glue
and a new sheet of ennvus wna spread
over It nnd pressed down
In a few houra It wna perfectly dry
and the painting wna aa firmly nttach
ed to Ita now foundation ns If It had
been there from the start Nothing
then remained but to tnke off the ma
nlla pnper which was readily done
with hot wnter After that the aurface
waa thoroughly cleaned nnd tho pic
ture Is- now almost na bright nnd clenr
as It was when It left the painters
easel The owner could hardly believe
his eyca It seemed to him that a veri
table mlrncle had been accomplished
New Orion ns Tlirs Dniorrat
The- Typewriter nnd the Eye
There Is the general opinion nmong
oculists that the eye Is much relieved
by the general Introduction of type
written mutter A recent medical work
upon diseases of the eye gives a great
many proofs in substnntintlon of thla
opinion
The characters are so lnrge on tho
keys thnt there la no appreciable strain
on the vision nnd when dexterity Is at
tained the eyes can scarcely be said to
be used at nil A vast strain la taken
off the eye by writing with the type
writer lnstend of the pen but the ad
vantngea of reading the typewritten
matter are even more Important from
a medical point of view nnd the strain
upon the bauds Is also slight
It Is said that a person can work for
eight consecutive hours with slight In
terruptions without the hands being
conscious of fatigue In using the
typewriter the additional labor of fo
cusing the eyes calls the muscles Into
undue use nnd the result is that many
defects of vision which would not
probably be discovered under normal
conditions nre brought to the front
Scientific American
A Coata Ilieuii Wonder
The National theater at San Joso
Costa Rica Is a wonder said a gentle
man who has recently returned from
thnt city In point of beauty It Is said
to stand third nmong bouses of Its
kind In the world It cost 3000000
to erect nnd the work of construction
occupied many years Tho deslgn fol
lows tho Grand Opera House of Paris
In a general way although of course
tho building Is very much smaller and
tho material is white marble and Mex
ican onyx The tnnln entrance hall
and foyers contain some superb pieces
of statuary and the decorations were
done by European nrtlsts of reputa
tion
When a visitor sees it for the first
time standing in the midst of a strag
gling little Central American capital
with a suburban Jumble of mud built
adobe huts he feels like pinching him
self to find out whether he isnt dream
ing The people of San Jose nro Im
mensely proud of the house ns they
well mny be but they are so far
away from amusement centers that the
only regular performances nre by an
opera company hired by the govern
ment In France or Italy for a brief sea
son every year
It is nn interesting fact that all the
Central American capitals have dis
proportionately fine theaters kept up
by the government The revolutionary
presidents have found It good policy
to amuse the people It tnkes tho
place of public improvements New
Orleans Tlmea Democrat
The Burglar Terror
A burglar well known to tho police
of the larger cities who was recently
taken Into custody told a reporter that
a little dog was more terrifying to
the profession than any burglar
alarm or detective
Guns be blowedl said he Im dead
wlllln to take a chance wld a fly cop
too and the tinklers and sltcb aint
troublln mo a little bit But a bit of a
dorg Yesslr I hates them little
purps worsen poison The big fel
lersSt Bernards and them you kin
make friends with Olve them a bit of
meat and theyre all right But when
one of them little dorgs comes at you
a barkln and yelpln you got to skin out
quick or you finds the hull bouse n top
of you
There aint no makln friends with
them They know you dont blong
there and theyre Just a goln to git
you out or know the reason why The
Come Fldo nlco doggy racket aint
a goln to help you at all Theres only
one thing to do when them little fellers
gets to hollerin round your heels Just
git out as fast as you kin git Nina
times out of ten that aint fast enuff
nelUior Now York Mall and Ex-
I press
ftji pon this FAins I
The mnnngcra of state nnd county
fairs nro nt their wlta end to provldo
scuantlounl entertainment for tho good
people whom they wish to get out to
the falra Diving horses and elks c6U
llslous between locomotives balloon
ascensions races of nil sorts havo had
their dny nnd a perverted public tasto
demands something new horriblo and
tragic A bullfight would draw llko a
mustard plaster as would a prizefight
to bo Interspersed with a scries of Aog
nnd cock fights or they might provldo
for n touch of Donnybrook fair whero
It would be n free for all and whero
every head would become n mark for a
shlllalnh They might put a spicy di
vorce case on trial at the grand stand
or tn states whero capital punishment
Is In vogue have tho hangings and
electrocutions the Inst day of tho fair
Tho anlmnl brutnl and vulgar in tho
race should be catered to nt nil haz
ards and nt any expense becauso all
such sort of entertainment so helps
nlong the cause of an Improved agri
culture and on ennobled civilization
There arc lota of things in an agri
cultural wny which are very nice and
all that but which ore beyond tho
reach of the common everyday farmer
and so arc not practical From our
standpoint the most helpful and use
ful agricultural reading matter Is that
which la suited to the average man
working with limited means and short
help For him to find out an easier
nwny In which to do a hard Job or a
wny whereby he may be able to raise
a little better crop or sell what he does
raise for a little more money or rid
himself of some pest nnd hindrance In
his farm work Is to help him tn a prac
tical manner This Is why common-
place things are treated In a com-
monplace way by the writer In these
notes
Tho mon who own and run the steam
thrashing machines are quite generally
organizing for mutual protection nnd
for the maintenance of living prices
for work through much of the western
grain growlug territory Tho steam
outfits havo practically crowded out
tho horsepower mnchlncs nud the ca
pacity of the modern steam thrasher
Is so great that unless it can command
a given nirount of patronage It will
bnnkrupt a mnn who tries to operate
one The combination made between
the owners of the machines Is nn agri
cultural trust Iu a small wny and at
least Is ns Justifiable ns nny of these
trade regulators
Yes the world owes you a living pro
vided you are willing to get down nnd
work for It but under no other con j
dltions You may play tramp and
beg hnnd outs or live off your father-
In law or convert a public office Into a
private snap or worse steal your liv
ing by beating your way through life
and the world owes you nothing but a1
hole In the ground and the
slon of the elements of which your
worthless carcass la composed into
some more useful form of animal or
vegetable life
A friend who has a flock of Angora
goats had them escnpe from their pas
ture one day last summer and they
found their way quickly to the black
berry patch of a neighbor They staid
right there until they hnd cleaned out
every Inst blackberry bush clear to the
ground Tho owner of the goats paid
the bill nnd added something to his
stock of knowledge as to the utilities
of the Angora
What shall We Have for DeHsert
This question arises in the family
every dny Lot us answer it today
Try Jell O a delicious dessert Pre
pared iu two minutes No baking 1 add
hot water and set to cool Flavors
Lmon orange raspberry and straw
berry At your grocers 10 cents
For a Republic
We Mttst
Have Men
For a successful business
there must be buyers A well
equipped store a well assorted
stock of goods efficient clerks
all attract buyers but no mat
ter wnar me store no matter
what the stock no matter how
agreeable or efficient the help t
Duyers will not be attracted un
less they know the facts
Telling the facts in regard to your bad
ness h advertising That method which
will tell them to the largest number of
prospective buyers is the best methed
It is obvious that the best
method nf tell in r fVtA trt o
the buyers of this community I
is through the advertising 1 1
umns ot trus paper Are you J
employing this method to the
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