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HaRRISNPrESS - J OURNAL.
VOL. XIV.
UARlSOISr, NEBRASKA, THTJBSDAY, DEO. 19, 1901. Ts3 O. XX V
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TIIE LQCfcL CEViS.
Miaa fteuluh llmrtia came down from
Li'.ais Friday night.
Just received: A new coimiirnrnent of
and buy clotliinff at GERLACHS.
Wasted -Fifty bead ofj steers to keep
until the lint of Mar, next. For partic
ular addrw. Box 54, Harrison, Nab.
Farther Hctiarli wtslie to announce
. Unit tlrrwlttia services will be held at
the Moatmae church on Christmas day at
8:00 and t-JM in Ute morning.
More and better goods for the Kime
I kKMMV Ht Of rlach's store titan uny other
Anlaca, try tberu. 10-tf
Franklin Force and family left Tues
day night for Crawford with their house
hold goods. Tliey expjet to in ike thai
their home.
Palmer-Hester.
A delightful home wedding occured
Tueeday evening at the home of Mr. und
Mm. O.W. Hester.
The contracting parties are well known
in Northwest Nebraska. Mr. Palmer has
been for a number' of years the junior
niftnhur of tlw lrm of Butler A Faiiiier
Bodarc Geanings-
H. T. Mclntyre, St. Paul, Minn, who
I him been troubled with a disordered
Ktonmcli, says, "t Immlierliiiti'ri Stomach
and Liver Tablets do me more goH.I tlmn
anything I have ever taken.'' For sale
tv all druggists.
Anybody who thinks that this mnrat
educator will refuse u lead of wood on
subscription at any time cm have this
lielief refuted by tins eiragrupli. We
will take wood in any form on subscrip
tton just so it is wood and will burn.
There will he a Christmas tree with
utmronnate service at the Methodist
uSnruh on Christmas Eve. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all to be present.
of Cliadron and Guernsey. Last summer
th flrni moved their store in Chadron to
the promising little town of Minitare in
in the irrigated portion of the Platte
valley and have since then been enjoying
a good trade at both their locations at
Guernsey, Wyo. and Minitare,
Miss Claudia G. Hester has spent the
major part of her life in Sioux county
and is widely and favorably known to
Sioux oounty residents.
The ceremony which made the young
people man and wife occured amidst a
small circle of friends and relatives. At
5 o'clock the bride and groom upsnired
in the parlor and in a short time Mr.
Yoiingnian had said the necessary words.
The beautiful and impressive ring ser
vice was used.
The bride wus dressed in a gown of
pearl-grey silk, trimmed in white ap
plique and earned white roses. The
groom wore dark.
After the ceremony came congratu
lations and a social lime until dinner
was announced when all sat down to a
bountiful feast, served in courses, which
left no trace ol that liu igry feeling with
those participating for days to come.
Numerous and elegant presents were
left by those preseul aud sent by absent
friends.
Those in attendance were: Mr, and
Sirs. Hoimell, Mrs, Henry, of Lusk, Wyo.,
Mr. mid Mrs. Oiinger, Mr. and Mrs. V, A
Hester, Mr. and Mrs, Gerlach, Mr. A.
McUmlev, Mr, Geo. A, Phipps, of Harri
son. After dinner another season of socia
bility and then came good nights for all,
Tlie Western Union Telegraph line was
down between Harrison and Lusk for n
short time Friday . The brenk was a lo
cated Saturday three uii'es west of Van
Tkapll.
New Yar' Holiday
iXUUa. To all point within 200 miles
tickets will be oa mile at thin station as
fallows: Dec. 34, 2.' and 81. lll. and
Jan. 1. IMS. at one and one-third fare for
round trip-- Continuous pusw in both
dis"jlkc with Dual limit to Jan. 2d.
' ' E. F. Pontiuh, Agent,
Winter has arrived at bust. Sudden,
sharp, and decisive. We hear of several
who had their ears nosd ami feet frozen
last Friday, which was by far the old
est day we have had yet this winter.
Rev. Sloan and Kice began protracted
Meetings the llrst Sunday in this month
and hoped to lie able to continue them
for some time, hut Hov. Sloan was tukin
II with an attack of L i (iripp and was
obliged to go home. The meetings were
closed for a time, Mr. Kice hoping to re
turn in a few days but the sturm preven
ted him.
The members of the Womans Mission
ary Society met at Mrs. H. Zimmerman
on Wednesday the 4th for the purporse of
reorgamzaing. No meetings having Isjen
held the previous year owing to the fa;L
that their President, Mrs. Rice, has been
unable to meet wil.il litem. The society
is now in working order aud good results
are hoed for this year.
The sale at F. M. Smith on Tuesday
was well attended and we understand
everything sold brought a reasonable
price. They intend leaving soon for
their new home in Washington. We are
sorry to lose another of our neighbors.
but our loss isanothers gain.
Mrs. F, M. Hall, who has been quite
sick for the past wtek, but at the present
writing is some better.
James Wilson recently lost another
yearling by blackleg. He has hid the
remainder of his calves vaccinated.
The snow fall I us mide it dilllcult for
stock to graze and some have commenc
ed feeding their cattle.
Ziekel aud Clio have been absent some
weeks. While we look for their iUms
each week and wonder at their absence.
overseer of highways, Warbonnet pre
cinct was on motion approved.
On motion board adjourned till Dec.
20, 19111. Wm. J. A. U.U-M.
Clerk.
Professional Cards.
Water Power l Mighty.
Gigantic water power developments
lie Alps. There are
now in the French Alps 48 factories tomobiles.
svopiied by 250,000 horse power, elec
trically generated. Engineers estl- "'" w"rk ou ",M1 ri,D' '"""
mate that 3.000,000 horse power Is no Hunyan took the otherwise uneta
turmlng to waste in the Alps. i ployed hours of three years to finish
I pilgrim's Progress," which was writ
Wsips storm a l..iive. ! ten almost entirely In Bedford jail.
A story of a curious battle bf-twern xnp "Holy War" reinired but one vear.
beeg and wafps comes from Sempering-j
bain, England. A band of wasps en-
tered a beehive in search of honey. :
Wagou AcrlilouU Take the l.- I. j
A Paris eporting paper keeps up its :
statistics designed to show the raiity
Oi catastrophes retiming from the ;-u- GRANT GCTUKIt.
tomobillsm. It states that during t.ie ; AttnrnOTr ot 1 qui
month of June ' persons were killed ; At tUll IC J alL3W .
and 774 Injured by wagon accidents; j Pro (t .lttention jveu , m ,
18 killed and 228 injured by rallwa- s; jn
4 killed and 124 injured by bicycles, ' - .
and only 6 killed and 60 injured by au- V
1 j ft11"- jmi-.r.
! Fire Insurance
written , in . r-ii l .
L-empanies.
tyLegal paers carefully tri-. - -Hakrison.
' - Nw.it s
While the wtnr months are issing
hv it would not tike much tiuirf to mjikI
in a letter from your iieiji-liUirhoml to
ll hj lKKv.'on(XAl. Kvery thing you
need for Ue work will le furiiishel in
cjuding the PRKi JdtrKXAl.for a year.
I use and nrescrilie Lliamberhan's
CoMgh Remedy for almost alt obstinate,
coiwlricteil coughs, with direct result.
I prescribe it to hildren of all ages. Am
glad to recommend it to all in need ihkI
seeking relief from colds and coughs und
bronchial afflictions. It is' non-narcotic
aud safe in the hands of lite most unpro
sxional. A universal panacea for all
mankind. Mh. Mary R. Mh.ks!y. M.
1)., Ph. II, Cluciigo, III. Tliis remedy is
for sale by all druggists.
PRJOr) Jot'liNAl. man eKfsicts to
' niglrt for a short visit with rela
tftM franklin county. He will eat
hnuer with his feet under
ra table ajtu win niase a nnori
vieit ill Lincoln and Omaha returning in
about a week.
A Warm Essay.
In n little country school not far from
Princeton literary exercises are Indulged
in every Friday afternoon during the
term. A twelve-year-old boy read an
origiral essay on "The Nawsjupwr."
This latter-day youthful Solomon treats
his subject thus:
'Newspapers are sheets of paper on
which stuff to read is printed. The men
f,..tk ovy the jsifier U, turn if their iiamer,
is in it, and the women lute it to put on
on shelves and sich. 1 don't know how
uewspaers came into the world. I dou'i.
think G'sl does. The B.hle s iys nothing
alioiit editors, and I never heard of one
being in he.iv.m. 1 guess the editor 's
the missing link the lellnws talk aUiut
The lh st editor 1 ever heard of was the
teller who rote up tlia ll.juil. lie has
brfen here ever hiim h.
"Some ediUirs Iwlong to cliim-h and
some try to raise whiskers, Ali of them
raise hell in their neighborlnKHl. and all
of them are liars; at least all that I know
and 1 only know one. Editors never die.
At least 1 never saw a dead one. Some
time the pawr dies and then people feel
glad, but some one starts it up again.
Cdilors never went to school, because
editors never got licked. Our paper is
a mighty Hxir one, but we take it ho ma
can use it on our p;,nlrv shelves. Oni
editor don't union til to much, but paw
says he had a poor chance when be wus
a boy. He goes without underclothes in
the winter, wears no socks, and has u
wife to supK-rt him. Paw hasn't paid
Ins subscription in live years and Uou'l
intend to." Princeton Record.
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Commissioner' Proceeding.
(Continued from last week.)
Sugar Loaf precinct:
Robt. Harrison, judge ,..
A. P. Rosenberg, judge
A. J. Greenwood, jiidge
H. W, Six Ion, clerk
J, E. Arner,. clerk.. ....
While River precinct:
W. A. Rodgers, judge
Nels Peterson, judge....
John 8( ray, judge
'.. J. reber, clerk
S, Mcintosh, clerk
War Bonnett precinct:
Ieonai'd bunt, Judge
James Johnson, judge.
E urloo Rates.
To Annual Meeting State Teachers As
sociation at Lincoln, Nek,
One fare for round trip from all xiints
in Nebraska. I late of sale Dec. 31, Jan.
1, (Jo. si returning until and including
Jau. 4th 1W02. Contiuous passage in
each direction.
E. F. Pontious, Agent.
Kv, UIiInm:Ii tilled his regular ap
poin linen t at the Heniniingford (aithohc
church, Wednesday. The reverend gen
tlemen reporU that his new residence
building at Montrorte is rapidly upproach
iuK completion. It is Mr, RilMclp in
twilion, so tlie Herald is informed, to
stabliidi a M'liool at Montrose after
avwhil in fai:t to build up a nourishing
little town there. Heniniingford Herald.
Ivut week this locality was favored
ifi alsjut fpur inches of snow and on
Sunday the elements started in to im
prove on this by adding several inches
more. This time ths snow was tu-uoin-sMiid
by heavy wiod from the north and
continued for 18 hour witliout abate
ment. Trains from the east Iwva been
nereral hours lata all week. - It is not
Ihoutf'il tliat that stock losses will be
very heavy xcit furtler west in Wyo
ming where several heherder ami
worn slieep are reported peri shed.
Masquerade Ball.
The Star Ochestra, of Harrison, will
give a masquerade lull New-Years Eve
Dec. 31st at Andrews Hall, Harrison.
The lull will open with a grand
march. i!:i-!J
I lliul i;haixljerlairi's Cough Remedy is
an exiMillent medicine. I have lieen suf
fermg from a severe cough for the l.tst
two months, and it has effected a cure.
I have great pleasure in recommending
it.- W. C. Wockkkr. This is the opin
ion of one of our oldest and most respect
ed residents, und has been voluntarily
given in good faith that others may try
the remedy and lie henellted, us was Mr.
Workner. This remedy is sold by al.
druggists.
the
Try them
When you feel dull lifter eating,
Wheu you have no itpiwtite.
When you liuve a bad taste In
mouth.
When your liver is torpid.
When your bowels are constipated,
When you have a headache.
When you feel bilious.
They twill improve your appetite,
cleanse and invigorate vour stomach and
regulate your liver and bowels. For
) by all drug-ginls.
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Tho bees noi unnaturally defended
their property nnd tried to turn the
enemy out. They were, however, bad
ly beaten, and the wasps gained pos
session. Whon the beekeeper exam
ined the hive later on ho found that
nearly all his bees bad been killed and
that the wasps were enjoying tin
fruits of their victory.
ArivertUinK Pedtions 'or I'sriloin.
The governor of North Carolina has
cotilled the people of bis fctate that all
netlilons for the pardon of ccnvicU j
must fir.st be advertised for some
length of time in the newspapers of
the locality where the offender lived
or where the crime was committed.
Woman Pcr.rn lit Knpsrlee.
An Independence woman said that
when she died Bhe was going to ask
'Shakspeare if he really wrote all his
Crusade AKlnt Fat Polleemnn. . himhsnd HUfJirested that
A crusade is on in Jers?y City , rv.o'h!tr Willie would not be un there, i
when she cr'ckly replied: 'Then you;
ask him. .eoaosna irvas.; negisiei.
31. J. 0 Council, - - Co. Alter,) j
Mill Prni'tlce iii AlHIourts.
Special Attention (Jivea to Laud fif
lice IJiisiness.
(Ullcctions and all business initnio
ed to me will receive ininip(, attention,.
IlAIiHrSOM - NliBliASICA.
against fat policemen. They must get
down to fighting and running weight I
The other day a thoroughly equipped
gymnasium was opened and ordars
were issued by the president of the
police board and chief of police t
every policeman to report at the gym
nasium at certain hours for exerclsi
necessary to reduce them to athletk
proportions.
Site of Famous llattle.
Bergen, a little village in Noord.
Holland province, close to Alkmaar, is,
the site ol famous battle between the
Russians .tnd the French, who wera
assisted by the Dutch, In 1799. A mon
ument wus recently unveiled tlK're In
memory of the Russian soldiers who
perished In that engagement.
I'nijumtiiin of German Cities.
There are in Germany 412 cities wi(!;
a population between 10,000 and lUOOOv
each. In IS1G the German empire ha;
24,833,000 inhabitants; in 185'., 36,111.
000; and 'v. 1900, 56,315.000.
Folly of Aiding Slcli lleRears.
tiegear was anesieu m uiu-i
A
recently, wita
Park. Queens OoroJgn
5C10 on his person. This is a t&np'.t
uf one of trie classes of the transp ge
nius which foolish charity supports in
wuihk-ss Ufe.-S;)riugfield Republican
Cues for the Snnflower.
Olive oil has many uses but more
sMb'titutcs, and few salads are com-
J. E. PIJINNKY. M. I). . ' ,
Phj iscian and Siirgenn.
All culls Kivmi prompt iitlentiun.
OitiH in 1 n-uu Store. '
-HARltrSON - NEHUASKA.
K. KOIIWKH,
Lumber, 1 1 an less, Saclillt'N,
(ruin and 1''od, Doors
aiil Windows, Heavy Hard warn.
NOTICE T() XOK-RKSIDE.NT 1KFKNI)AKT
Taught ;ard!Milii!r !iy Kain:l.
V.'hen the present Archbishop ol
Canterbury was, nearly half a century
aco. nrinctnal of a government train
ing college for teachers, he a'.waya 1 newspaper, this Is soon to hnd a
made a point of personally Initiating : sturdy rival in the oil of the seed of
his Etudetits into the mysteries of gar-1 the sunflower. Experiments mado by
dening, and piled spade end rake la German chemists have convinced them
his shirtsleeves as a teacher and ex
'I'D Aiiierlc.iiY Investment (,'onipnny, a efr.
puriition, W.J. liowdeu, wliosu true cfrrl
tnin name is known to plaintiff, K. Orais
by liop,R true inune in unknown, trustee,
non. resilient clcieiulanl.
Von und ':ii'li of yon will take notice tlm
lHaruli Vlsdo:ri plalntil't tllett her H.MtlDa is
yiic IMstrict Court of Hiuux counsv u. the
Uitli ,lay of October -l'.IUl hgain.st impleacle(.l
with Sarah Wisdom and Ixjona Wisdom
heli-Hof Aaron (I. W lMdoni deceased, the ob
I, -ct ,m,l triv,l- of Whu-h licti'inii 14 tlia
pounded without the aid or one or , i()r(,elOM,r(. of (,-taiu liens tor taxe upon
trem. Cottonseed oil is a favorite sub- j tiicHouth half of the northeast quarter ol
Etltute. but, according to an Egyptian j section twelve and tliu north ha'f ol the
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It. L. Ke-d, j.ide 3 0
L. L. Wilson, clerk 3 00
John I'lunkett, clerk !! "0
Whistle Creek precinct:
Octave Harris, jiidK 6
Orville Wilson, judge 3 00
W.H. Nicliolson. jud,'e 3 00
W, L, Ashbrook, clerk 8 00
I'eter Allison, clerk 3 00
PKKSOSS UKINOINO Kl.WriO.N HKTI KNS.
J. H. Mcintosh, 1 day and 50 miles f 4 ")0
50 ' 4 50
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" 40 ' 4 00
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" 120 " 12 00
umplar should.
" Koort for I.itrrory Ieple.
An English writer tliinUs he ha-,
discovered a food particularly adapt '
ed -to the. literary man. He ascr-
that apples, raw apjnes at thiJ, art (
th; bpst diet on which to feed gcnlu's. i
hut that they should be eaten as tht
children eat them, skins and all, aivt
in sufficient quantities to be satisfy
ing The Commoner
Total Population and the Votori.
it aeenis. or tlie avaiianiniy ot mis
cheap raw material and it may become
shortly a valuable article of commerce.
It is said to be convertible, to many
uses and, besides having possibilities
as a lamp oil, may be used for dyeing
purposes, and will be of service in soap
making. New York Press. .
PUCKER UP AND WHISTLE.
Doctors INx-lnre the Practice Is Pro
motive of tioori! Hf-aith.
Another prescription for promoting
iho health of the general public has
northwest glial ter of section thirteen nil iu
township thirty-two nojth of range fifty
three west of the Ctli principal meridian in
atoux Coiintv, Nebraska, said linns being for
tlie at. itp, county and school district tuxes
levied nuainst said land fcr the years li!94,
It-OA, law. ltW7, 1(-!W, lKtui and 1WW, that an nc
counting may be had of the amount due on
s-ald tax liens, that said promises may be de
creed to be sold to satisfy the amount found
to bo d'lie.tllfcrooii, that you and each of you
may be foreclosed und forever barred of all
right, title, interest orecjuity of redemption
in and to tho same and for general relief.
You are miulrpd to answer said petition
ou or tMifore thfc 26tto day of November IWW.
Sarah Wisdom, plaintiff.
snd Swe-
t'arl M. Lux,
B. L. Keel,
Win, Houiret, "
J,(), Wilson, "
Solomon Story, '
Win. (Jayhart, "
K. V. Lindsey, "
A, L. Liethoir, "
J. H. Bradley. "
r. oseuls?rg, "
tlharles Newman,"
F. B. O. l-oskett, 3
The following claims atrainst Sioux
county were taken up, examined audited
arid allowed and vurrants ordered drawn
for saiiiit:
On bridge fund :
It. . Smith, spikes, 3.00.
Fall Kiver uunty, So. Uak., bridge,
131.15.
iMeckman & I icy. livery lure, J.OO.
Wni J. A. It-ii i in. services, $57. 15.
John E. Macseller, services canvass
ln board, T"2.0t).
W. H. Davis, services canvassing
boanl, if2.00.
Frank Nutto, repairing bridge, fil.00.
J. II. Burke, services a.-t county super
intendent. W'i'K
ltibert Kiel, Use of building election
purKise, $2.50,
Sam Tebbett, boartlinff prisoner, $1.00.
1 (', I,ewis, services as county coni
missioner, $25 W.
E. llohwer, servbxis as county com
missioner, 21.05.
Jens C. Meii, services as county com
missioner, 21.25.
John Maisleller, in lieu of road war
rant No. 1, 27.
On motion the road petition of Wni.
O'Connor and others is hereby layed over
on account of there not being a bond on
Hie to cover exwnneH in case said road
should not be allowed.
On motion the bridge petition of M. J
Uuyburt and others is hereby allowed
and Jens C. Men is hereby appointed to
draw plans and seoilications for said
bridge.
The olllcial honil of Sam Thomas,
tv.. ,.,1 ,i,lnr ifrttn ba T'.iltor I Vii.i,, tflvpii nut. llV GRi'r.i"!! d
Ftates in 1'JOO was within a small frac I dish doctors, who declare that notnmg
lion of H.JOO.OOO, and the total popu tends more to a robust physical frame
lation of the country, including ter .than the practice of wh.sUing. But
rltorles which have no vote on thi they insist upon a systematic and con
K..nHnn woo 75 ntifi nnn Pra, tl ,tt ,.fi'nrt on the Dart of the benefi
ciary I'ii,l schools nave ireru
who're on of the chief exevc-ses con
lsts in lying flat, bach downward, on
a table and simply breathing and ex
pelling air from the lunss with regu
larity and vigur. Dumb-bells and In-
.. .11 ln,l V.ir tho
dian clubs have neea unca.uu
rally, therefore, there was one voi
cast for each five and a half inhabl
Vniversal C'orkroftrh.
The "ommon cockroach has spread
throughout the civilized world by
means of ships. This disagreeable bug
comes and goes on ships almost as advanced health ctilturists in these in-
freeiy as the rats. 1 he two seem to 1 ftjt,t!ons.
live together amicably and they mon-ij)fe ana Ktren2;thening
oprilize the hold
cany foodstuffs.
of the ships which iframo aKa,ur,l sickness whistling is
ABOIlT THE GREAT AUK.
Last of a Noble Kace or Bird Wm '
DiHpeared.
A few days ago an egg of the great
auk was offered "or sale In London and
after a spirited competition was
knocked down for $1,222. The price
seems enormous, but when it is re
membered that there are only, as far
as known, sixty-five of these eggs in
existence the wonder ceases, as there
are many more collectors, whose col
lections would not. be complete without
this coveted possessions. The eggs, of
which a single one alone was laid in
a Ecasoii, were deposited on a ledge of
.-!.. . 1 J- U n n c Old I Tl 1 . H T V
As a met nod ot prolonging i rocK ciose to uk oca, a,o
the human: of the bird to travel on lanu woum
nred. i,!n It from seeking a nesting
tin
I. - i J tV, rv VimIiV
Is-tid to be beyond compare. Develop- ; place lar trom me snoie ami
In'.ent of chct and neck rauBcles Is one : ,uk would be enabled as soon as pie
;0f the 8pvial navsntases claimed tor Mble to dip into the sea. The great
,, ,...!. t.ntip drrn breathing is ' auk is nelieved to be extinct. ' The
The KaUflr'M PHlsre.
In the twefity-odd paitces of
Genua, i Kmperor son e 3...U0 s
arc employed, abc-ut C.OOu of
Irir Wil-lien hlWTM lnifi!
course, required for keeping up cstab , . ,.,,,... Resides tho good observed one which had been caugDi
ll.shments on this srale, and the Kin- iha nm-former's general hv some fishermen in the sea near si
percr's total expenditure is estimated U) there ig an advantage in know-j Kii,ia. It was brought on board the
ng how to whistle well. U is recog-
ed as a certain form or musicm an
v vnnti ! ,nr cr,,,.! whliitler. as it Is latest account of a living specimen wan
t 2,000 of ihoiie be ,ot "'.rjaie to draw In the breath i given by the late Dr. Fleming, who in
n;;e Interna is, o . " t 'rtllrine the intervals of the 1 1821 was cruising In the Hebrides nnd
i i .. i, exit in. "" ,, . , , .t.i.i. v.i kun ranrllt
Ht some $1"5.000 a day.
Crow tli of Itoys and C.lrln.
At 6 years of af;e boys aio mainly
taller than girls, but at 7 years the
girls catch up and either outstrip tlif
boys or hold their own until 9, atter
which the hoys tai.e a fresh stait am.
maintain a good lead for two years
At about 12 yr.'.ts the :il8 ailddv.il:
become taller th'in the boys, coiillnu
lng so until their flftenth ytar, w'lfi"
the boys finally regain their superior
ity In st.'.inre and hold it perniancntly
nl-
tinrl ft a Riich 1s capable of giving pleas
ure to the listener. Chicago Chronicle.
Olrlt That 'TalL"
The English anthropologist, Francis
Galton. tells of a conversation which
he had lately with the president of a
college for women. Mr. Galton uslted
this iiidy about, the subsequent rawer
yacht by the sailors and tied by the
log a big bird of about three rcet in
length with a large beak and wings of
very small size, with which It made no
attempt to ny. Its waddling gait was
most ungainly and difficult on the
imooth decft, but when, still tied by
the leg with a long rope, it was allowed
to sock its food overboard it was as-
the rapidity wun
water. The
tonishlng to see
Hrsln-V!fht and JtMitnl pnwnr.
It is stated by an authority that the
weight of a man's brain has nothing
to do with his mental powpr. Tho
rolder the climate, the greater the slzo
of the brain. The largest heads of all
are those of the Chngatches, who live
very far north, and next come- the
heads of the hups.
i. i,.i.i fm.n iv,n which it (swam itnnef
OI tlie gills w no 6'" ,.. : - ,,,1,1, .nnlri
college She answered Unit about cms- wings, used as propellers, with rapta
third of them derived real profit from beats, aided by the feet w 1
thnir education, that another third through the sea with incredible swift
profited very little by it. while the! new. and the boats had hard work to
remaining third were an ab:-oluto fail- keep up with it. The amusement at
.. . ... !, ,itv, Hiuuotrr aa one day
tire. And what becomes oi ui'-ae lungm uiki .m
"Oh, when exercising in tne usuai umuuc-.
failu-cs?" asked Mr. Oaiton.
they're the ones who marry."
the rope broke or became detached and
this last scion of a noble race dis
appeared to be seen no more. Chicago
Wire lni for Hay Fier.
more victims every year, In propor
tion to the population Is embodied in a
small disc covered with wire game,
which Is Inserted ' ho ww'-U.
Tho "I,ot Forty."
is a tract, of land In Taw-
well county, minors, lying along inn
The fitrlss Tench llnmocrftry.
rue swtss gin is taugni to ne num- jeW8
ble and practical from the moment!
when, at the age of 4. she enters thfc'
Infants' school, until at 18. when shii There
returns finished from nension. There
The newest Ideas for mitigating hay ) absolutely no difference between thn, Mackinaw river, which consists of
fever a disease which seems to claim treatment of the manses and tho continuous series of abrupt and deep
1 classes. Thnv sit touctber at school, ravines. Not a foot of the tract could
are taught the same subjects by tho be cultivated. The ridges are full of
Ramn masters, receive the Bame Duulsh-: fox dcn, wolves are occasionally
mcnt and the same praise. found, and turkey buzzards hover over
it in large hocks, i ne tract is Known
as tho "Lost Forty," because no ont
knows who owns It. For years It ho
been used for trading purpose and
many unwary persons from a distance
Kolie of Muk-Ol HI. Ion.
The skin of the mtit-k-ox, which is a
denlien of the "Barren Grounds" und
I'realilcnt Rooscvnll's lloro,
President Roosevelt's new horses,
Admiral and General, weigh together
, t a Arctln reffinn of Canada, haa taken n 9-.n nnunila ThA cnachmon unn font-
Ihe plnce of that of tho extinct huf-i wear red, white and blue cockades av advanced money upon It and
v . " I 111,11 : , . Im ... mil iumi mlw
falo for sleigh rohes. It varips in whlch was the badge worn by Jcffcr
prbe from 'M to as low as $5 for a1 80nlan ncrubll"ftn until HSS.
poor article.
taken mortgages In various sums, oiljr
to receive a questionable title to
worthless piece of land.
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