Judge
aa*r* <n«r
Win.
Galloway, in the
has
decided the Hears Dunbar case;
bolding that Secretary of State
Dunbar was uot entitled to retain
any fees in excess of bis constitu
tional salary. The decision is
based upon sectiou 1 of article 13,
which definitely fixes the secreta
ry’s salary wend expressly declares
that he shall receive no fees Or per
quisites whatever for the perform
ance of any duties connected with
his office. Judge Galloway calls
attention to sectiou 10 of article 2,
which prohibits auy ¡teraon from
bolding more than one lucrative
office at the same time. These two
sections taken together preclude
the col lectio u of extra compensa
tion.
This suit wan originally brought
by J. K. Bears to compel ex Secre
tiiry of State Dunbar to accouut for
fees collected by him and alleged
to amount to 9100,000. It was held
that Bears could not bring the suit,
and Diatiict Attorney McNary
then appeared on behalf of the
state. The defense then appealed
to the supreme court front the or
der allowing the change in plaiu
tiffs but the supreme court held
that this was not an appealable or
tier. Defendant Dunbar theu filed
a d e n t i l tier and motion to strike
out part of the complaint, aud it
was upon thes^ that Judge Gallo
way rendered bis decision today.
p * * « r. <
Marion county circuit court,
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Canada and Japan have settled
their immigration problem without
any naval practice trips.
Borne bankers worry for fear
oongrees won’t do anything, and
others are afraid it will.
A candidate for the presidency
who stands squarely on his own
merits has the least trouble and the
best prospects.
Our monetary system is the worst
If the Ban Francisco agitators in
in the world, according to Chair
dulged
in. any such wild threats
man Fowler. Still it would be
easy to make it worse by one agiti uh t the Japanese oh the Vap-
ouveriten are doing in their legis
sided legislation.
lui l i r e , tbe Euglinh prona would
shudder with apprehension over
Among the symptoms of reviviug
th»! prospect of a clash in the Pa
prosperity should be noted the ap
citi«-, between the United States aud
proaching return from Genoa and
Japan.
In spite of jingoes and
¿Naples of 5,000 Italians who went
other trouble makers, it is true,
home when the “ flurry” Itegan.
fortunately, that the United States
and Japan are reaching a satisfac
Mr. Edison is spending $40,000 tory nnderstanding ou the iinuiigra-
o n the preliminaries of his $1000 tion question.
oement bouse. And yet there are
people who think the/ Panama ea
The Canadian government is
anal should keep within the original loaning h sum of approximately
estimate.
$4,000,000, to th e ‘farmers of the
new province« of a II h -H x and Has-
katchewan, who-»« crops were s
failure iast jear, for use in pnr
i h «sing seed grain. Farmers who
o ft Oregon and Washington for
this new paradise now know what
a crop failure means, it is govern
ment aid or starvation. Another
year like the U-t wi l s. e diem
ooming back to Otegou.
In the event that President
3tooeevelt shall decide upon a trip
around the world at thecloee of his
udminietration he will make all
The senate interstate oommeree
other toara look like 30 feet of can-
oommittee has informed Senator
panorama.
w
m
Aoetralian papers are pleased
with the transfer of the American
fleet to the Pacific. Sentiment in
Anatralia, Hke that of Ganado, is
opposed to the immigration of the
yellow races.
Fulton they will report bis railroad
bill favorably, amending it so that
discretion will be given the inter
state oommeree oommission to sus
pend or allow nn advance in freight
rates ¡ending a hearing of oom-
plaints to tbe commission. The
request of the railroads for a hear
ing prior to action on tbe Fulton
bill will not be g r a n te d .
The Bona of Revolutionary He
roea object to a prison on the site
of old Fort Clinton. The children
In hi« latent speech in Bontb Car
of evolutionary crime go farther olina Senator Tillman urged tbe
and object to a prison on any old repeal of the fifteenth wmendnient
aitc. What ia a poor state to dot to the national couHtitution. Var
daman of MiaeiNHippi tried thia
Reports received by the com Idea as a live írhuc , nd the voters
Bilttee having the Hood River of the «tate Conci mied (bat the
ooanty division petitions in charge shelf was the place for him.
0
ahow that enough names have been
•neared to insare the matter a vote
Mt the Jane election, and residents
<rf the proponed new county who
know o i it are now sanguine of sue
«an. Sherman ooanty ia credited
with 400 aignatarea for the division
k^W m co ooanty.
Representative Ellis, writing to
Hon B. F. Pike, Moro, Oregon, un
der date of Jan. 27, 1908, says:
Replying to yours of the 22d
inst., will say that I fully realise
and appreciate the fact that those
people who lost their lands through
the Eastern Oregon Land Company
should be recompensed by the
United States government; as it
wna through no fault of theiis that
they settled upon and improved
those lands, relying upon the or
ders that issued from the govern
ment they felt secure in so doing.-
I will say to you, and through
you to any who may he interested,
that I am earnestly and enthusias
tically in favor of legislation which
will do ample justice to those who
have been ao severely dealt with
and ussure you that I will at all
times be found working in the in
terest of this measure. Yours very E X E C U T O R 'S N O T IC E
sincerely, \
W. R. E llis .
T o n il Whom it M a y Conoern:
-
Tbe fi.ig of the American man of
war Cheeapeake captured in the
fight with the British ship 8bannon
in 1812, was sold io London, Eng ,
January 30th, for $4250 to a dealer,
who it is reported, acted for Oor-
nelioua VauderbiiU
,
U M M O N S —In the Circuit Court at the State
o f O re g o n for M h c ra a n Oouaty.
S
It was intimated by a cabinet
minister at Rio that if the United
States ever wanted Brazil’s three
battleshijts of the Dreadnaught
pattern now in course of construc
tion, their purchase by this country
would be an easy matter. Inter
national good will of this kind is
the real thing.
we think we are deserving of it, and
I this is the time to pay us. Send in
your post office money orders, and
we will give you the proper credit
and mail you a receipt,
A P e c u lia r C o ld .
81ms Reeves had been announced to
■lng a t a «m all p u b lic d in n e r a t w h ich
D ickens preaided, and, ns happened
no t In fre q u e n tly , Slina Reeves had
so m ethin g th e m a tte r w ith hla th ro a t
and was unab le to atten d.
D ickens
Announced thia, and the an nouncem ent
w as received w ith a general lau gh o f
In cre d u lity. T h ia m ade D lckena v e ry
an g ry, and he rose m a n fu lly to th e de
fense o f the d e lin q u e n t “ M y frien d ,
Sima Reeves,” he «aid q u ie tly , " re
grets hie In a b ility to fu lfill hie engage
m ent o w in g .” he added, w ith caustic
severity, “to an u n fo rtu n a te ly am t
lng and h ig h ly facetious cold.”
T o 'Inom as M Tow nsend, the above ñam ad
defendant.
In the nam e o f the S ta te o f Oregon —
Yon are hereby reqntred to appear and
wer the oom plntnt Atad against you io
above e n title d M i t , on or before the laat
day o f the tim e prescribed in the order of
p u blicatio n, to -w ttx m or before the 31 st day
o f February, ISOS, and * I f too f a il to ao sp
pear and aoawor. p ta in lil iff w ill apply to the
M a r t for the re lie f dem anded in 'tb e oom
p la in t filed herein against yoa, lo -w it, fo r a
w a re s dissolving the bunds o f m atrim o n y
existing between the p la in tiff and yonr-
W if on the gro u n d * o f oroei and in h u m a n
treatm ent and w ilfu l desertion; aud fo r each
other a ad fa rth e r re lie f aa to the ooort m ay
• w in equitable and m eat.
A ny
T h * auiumonv ia served upon von by pob-
H w tio n thereo f fo r the period o f six anooees-
tvw week* in T h e Sherm an Connly Observer,
• weekly newspaper o f general o iro alstio n ,
published in Sherm an ooanty, O regon, in
reunnos to an order o f the H on K v L ittle -
Id, Judge ot the above e n title d ooort,
d u ly m ad* on the 9th day o f Jan u a ry, 1C0S.
and the date o f the Amt pnbliontion thereof
lo th « 10th day o f J a n u a ry , 1908.
J AV H . I r e s . A ttorney
T t j l O m 3S41
fo r P la in tiff
Expert,
e
F ia h In In oleaad W a te rs .
M ost people not w ith o u t education
and a general know ledge o f n a tu ra l
history are m ystified by th e presence
o f fish In Inclosed w aters. F o r m any
years th ere wna open m outhed w onder
over the perch, bream an d crayfish
found In the ne w ly cu t dam s near th e
M a cq u arie river, In N ew South W ale«.
In some cases the w a te r had scarcely
•e ttic d a fte r the rain had filled the
dam th an the fish w ere observed, find
the A u s tra lia n fa rm ers started a th e
ory o f spontaneous production.
Thh,
obtained and gained w id e credence u n
til a Sydney professor chanced to pick
up a w flfi duck and found Its breast
feathers and webbed fe et wall dotted
w ith fe rtile and alm ost hatched fish
ova, on w h ich th e “spontaneous pro
du ction” theory w as p ro m p tly w it h
d ra w n .—St. Ixiu ls G lobe-D em ocrat.
Wanted
A representative in this county
by a large real estate corporation
Special inducements to those who
wiBh to become financially inter
ested. R eal E state S ecurity C o .,
Fort Dearborp Bldg.,
P in e , $ 6 .0 0
A F o o t P i n e , $ 6 .0 0
A F o o t O a k , $ 0 .0 0
Have 100 cords on hand and am
cutting 1000 cords; ship any time.
F .C 1
M osier,
car o e a s m i L
r* Address
D .W . Hudson, Mosier, Orc
servffK Thu rouab treatment la
a true practical teat ot ettciancy aad iara-
biuty. Tbe UN10B OAfi « » O lil i le csa-
apuctea la each a eugertor manner aafi af
such floe material that It atarte easy, works
easy and ruse easy seder ordiaary, every
day. rough farm aaase. Beters yea laves» a
cast ta a «as m ain* write ter our tree catetos
Union Gas Engine Co.
First St., PortUnd, Oregon
82-88
Uoaaiie H n ively, P la in tiff,
1
O H H nively, D efe n d an t.
J
F . P. Kendall. Salee deeat
THE
DALLES
g I ' .
a i.d
r tir p iv a
R a te s , fro m SIO.OO to $ 2 1 .0 0 p e r w e e k , a cc o rd in g ; to ro o m
AinhuUnng will meet all train« and bout« if >foHpitul is notified.
F o r F u rth e r In fo rm a tio n
A d d re s s
Drs. Ferguson and Reuter,
M e d ic a l
A Freoh Complexion
la preserved—and produced— by
Robertine, a m ild, de lig h tfu l
Drepnretion. delicately fragrant
Makes the akin exquisitely soft»
Mnithes crackled appearance caused
y over-drynnas, reduces the sire of
arged pores, cleanses them, re
duces inflammation and spreads an even,
radiant glow due to wholesome nourish
ment of akin glands and stimulation of
the capillaries which alto feed the
akin and supply ita healthful color.
H O S P IT A L
A rniwj'-rn hospital for the treatment of n i l i n e d i e u l
dieearea, except euch ae are contggioui*.
e
A tijr u r D r u a i/t f o r a f r r t ta m f U o f
OBERTI
D ire c to rs .
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THE
D A LLES,
OREGON,
Dealers in furniture, Carpets, Bedding, Rugs, Etc.,
O ffe r y o u y o u r
c h o ic e f r o m a
ca r o f w ro u g h t
ir o n b e d s ; t h e y
n o t c a s t ir o n ,
T h e r e is a b ig
d if f e r e n c e b e tw e e n t h e tw o .
P r ic e s g u a r a n t e e d r e a s o n a b le
O regon
S ho inline
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3 T ra in « to T h e
to u rist *itv p in g -o a ra d a ily to O m a h a ,
C hicago, H|M>kaiM*; to u rist altw ptag-uar
d a ily to K ansas C ity , ita c lln in g o h alr-
Oarw (Heats free) to tb e Iia a t d a lly .
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community to collect renewals and new subscriptions for “The
Designer,” the biggest value at 50 cents per year among all
women’« magazine«. Valuable «ilverware premium« can be
«elected, or large cash commission« will be paid to club-raiuere.
Working outfit« and many aid« will he given to those ladies who
can actively take care of “The Designer’«” interest«. The terri
tory will l»o restricted, so wrije at once, using this coupon.
STANDARD FUBLISHING COMPANY
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Gentlemen:
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P. O.............................
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r and
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T o Fred W . O n rtie, th e above nam ed de
fendant:
In tbe name o f tba S ta te o f Oregon:
Yon are hereby req aired to appear in tba
above e n title d e o a rt and anawer tbe com
p la in t filed against yon in tba above e n ti
tled am t, on o r before tb e I set day o f tbe
tim e preearibed ia the order o f p n b fio e t^ a ,
to w n : on o r before tbe lS th day o f M a re b .
1008, and i f yoa f a il to eo appear and ans
wer, p la in tiff w ill apply te tba oonrt for
tbe re lie f dem anded In tb e e om ptaint filed
herein against yon, to w it: F o r a decree dis
solving tbe bonds o f m a trim o n y now e xis t
in g between tb e p la in tiff end yonreelf on
tbe gronnda o f w illf a l deeertioo; and for
« M b o ib e r end fu r th e r r e lie f as to tbe oonrt
m ay eeem e quitab le end ju e t
T h ia samaaoaa Is aerved a ,
yon by
pabltoatlon thereo f fo r a period o f six weeks
»he Hberm an O onntv (> « ~ rv a r, a weekly
■•w ap«per of general e ire n la tio n published
la Sherm an C oun ty, O regon , in naraoanna
te an order o f tb e H o n . E. V . L ittle fie ld ,
Jnripe o f tba above e n title d ooort. d u ly
m ade on tba 37tb day o f J a n n s ry , 1908, and
tba d a te o f tbe firs t p u blicatio n thereo f la
ba 81st day o f J a n n a ry , 190 m .
SnnO A F . F o ots , A ttorney,
7tJ81ml8 988
for P la in tiff
$1.50 a Year
Two Years for $2.00
Lv. b » lly .
Peate* M ^ »,
M aud O artln. P la in tiff
)
Fred W. O nrtie, D e fe n d a n t /
T he rich are very rich today. American fortunes arc both larae
and picturesque.
T he papers are filled with allusions to our
m ulti-m illionaires. H ow did they becom e so rich ?
Burton J. Hendrick, in a series of papers under the general subject,
“ Great Am erican Fortunes and Their M aking,’’ w ill take up,
group by group, rich men who have worked together and who, by
p ro m o tin g various industries in various w ays, have am assed
im m ense fortunes. T his series is not an e x p o sé, but like all such
a r tic le s o f tim eliness in McClure's, it is true and based upon the
u s u a l fa ó ìs o f re c o r d . It w ill be one o f the powerful, dom inating
s e rie s of papers w hich w ill make McClure's unusually valuable
the next tw elve months.
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T h e In d ep en d en c e M o n m o u th M o tor
Jo e operates d a ily to M o n m o u th an d
A lr lle , co nn ecting w ith H. p . Oo’a
train s a t D allas and In dep end ence.
First-class fare from P o rtla n d to
S acram en to and Han FrsnH son «an
berth,
Second-class fa ir Sift wmnnri
d a m b e rth , $2.60
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a/tlMmy and wiralaas tetegiapb
SU M M O N S— I s the Circuit Ceurt of th« Htate
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of Oregon, fur Sherman county.
farm for Rent.
balance can he cultivated. Appli
cant must supply all atock and
equipment. Apply P. O. Box No. 1
285
The Dalles, Oregon
as engine service
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Complete Assortment of 3llverware and Jewelry
FORMALDEHYDE. RUBBER GOODS, PERFUMERY,
BRUSHES, COMBS, SPONGES. CICARS.
I a the name o f tbe H tate o f O regon:
Ton ere hereby required to appear in the
above e n titled oonrt, and answer the ootn-
p la ia t filed against yon in tbe above e n title d
■nit. on or before I ba last day o f tbe tim e
prescribed in the order o f pu b lica tio n , to
w it, hn or before the 31at day o P F e bruary,
1908, and i f yoa f a il to ao appear and answer
a in tiff w ill apply to tba ooort fo r tbe ra-
»f dem anded fn tbe cohiplain t filed herein
against you; to -w il. fo r a decree dissolving
tbe bonds of m atrim o n y now exiating be-
twean tbe p la in tiff and yourself, on tbe
grounds o f w ilfn l desertion, and for aaoh
other aud fa rth e r re lie f as to tbe oonrt m ay
eeeiu equitab le and ju st.
Executor of the last w ill and teatameut o
T h ia summona is aerved upon yon by pnb-
Henry Schlegel, deceased.
lin a tio o thereof for a period o f aix weeks in
M K IN D I. A U B T A N 7 ,
T h e Hberm an O oanty Observer, a weekly
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A ttorneys fo r Exocntor.
newspaper o f general c ironlation published
in riherm eu ooanty, Oregon, In paraaanoe
U M M O N S . - In the Circuit Court o lth e Stale to an o rd e r o f tba H o n . E . V. L ittle fie ld ,
o f Oregon for Sherman County.
Judge o f the above e n title d ooort, d u ly
m ade on the 9 th d ay o f J an u a ry, 1908, and
Lena Harrison P lain tiff,
1
the date o f the first pu blicatio n thereo f ia
.
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the 10th day o f J a n u a ry , 1908, last p u b lica
Jesne C. Harrison, Defendant.
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tio n F e b ruary 31, 1908.
T o Jea.«e C H a rris o n , the above named de
E . 8 . J . M o A ix u T K a ,
fe n d a n t.
U obubt J . U rro n ,
In the nam e of tbe State o f Oregon:
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A ttorneys fo r P la iu liff
Von are hereby required to appear in the
above e n titled ' court, and answer tbe oom- g U M M O N H
p la in t filed against yon in tbe above e n ti
Io the C irc u it C o u rt o f the Stase o f O re -
tle d anit, on or before the last day o f tbe
tim e prescribed in tbe order o f pu blicatio n, gou, fo r Hberm an O o an ty.
to w it: O n or before tbe 30th day of M arch
1908, and I f you fa il to ao appear and M a u d L D u n n in g , P la in tiff,
vu.
answer, p la in tiff w ill apply to th e C o u rt fo r
L E D u n n in g , D efe n d an t.
the re lie f dem anded in the c om plain t filed
herein against yon, to-w it: Fo r a decree dis T o L ■ D a n a In a, tha above nam ed d a fa n d -
solving the bonds o f m atrim o n y ngw e xis t
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in g between the p la in tiff and yourself on In th e nam e o f the State o f Oregon:
tbe grounds o f w illfu l desertion; and tor
Yon are berebv reqntred to appear and
soeh oth er and fu rth e r re lie f aa to the C ourt answer tba e o m p la tn t filed eg a i oat yon in
m ay seem equitab le and ju s t.
tba above e n title d s a il, on o r before the last
T h ia aumiuona ia served upon you by pub day o f tb a tim e nreanribad In tba ord e r o f
lic a tio n thereof for a period o f aix waeka in pu bltoation, to -w it un or before tba f l a t day
tbe Sherm an County O bserver, a w eakly o f Febru a ry , 1908, a n d i f yon fa il to ao ap
newspaper o f general eiro u latlo n published pear and aanwwr, wlatD nft w ill apply to tba
in H beriuan ooanty, O regon, in purananoe ooort fo r tba re lla f dem anded in tbe
to an order o f tbe H on. E . V . L i lt left* Id, p la in t 8 led herein i a
g a in e ty
against
y o a , to -w it. fo r a
Judge of tbe above e n title d C ourt, duly daorwa dissolving tba bonds o f m a lrim o o y
m ade on tbe 6th day o f F e b ru a ry , 1908. now M in tin g between
pla
• a n tba
tbe p
la in tiff and your
and 'h e date o f the first pu b lica tio n thereof self, on tbe grounds o f w ilfn l desertion and
ia the 7th day of F e b ru a ry , 1908.
fo r snob other and fa rth e r re lie f aa to tba
W . D . F mbbmxm , A ttorney
oonrt m ay seem eqn ltao le and m eat.
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fo r P la in tiff
T b la aommons is served apon yoa by pub
lica tio n thereo f fo r a period of aix aaoeeas-
Iva weeks in T b a H berm an Ooanty O bserver,
a w eekly newspeper o f general o lro alatio n
published in H berm an ooanty, O renon, in
paraaanoe to an ordor o f the H o n K V L l t -
11< field . Judge o f tbe above e n title d ooort,
560 acre farm on High Prairie, duly m ade on tbe 8d day o f J a n u a ry , 1908,
tbe date o f tbe firs t pnbliontion thereo f
Washington, for rent; three springs and
ia tbe 10th day o f J a n u a ry , 1908.
good house and barn; 150 acres in
J at H . U rr o n , A ttorney
fo r P la in tiff
fall wheat, 150 aeree pasture land 7 tjlO f 31-083]
Chicago, 111.
Experienced, R egistered P h arm acists
H edlclnes C arefully Com pounded.
T o O ii H nively, the above uaatnd deleud -
Riven th a t the nnder-
aiuned has been duly appointed by the
Oonnty C o u rt o f the State o f Oregon, for
S herm an Ooanty. exec a tor o f the laat «111
a n d tcHtHuieut o f H en ry Schlegel, deoeaeed,
and a ll pereons bavins claim s against said
eat ate are hereby notified and required to
reeeut the same, d n lv v erified, to the on-
eraipned exenntor, at the office ot M e in d i
A B ry a n t, in M oro. O regon, in said Sher
m an ooanty, state o f O regon, w ith in aix
m onths from the d s te o f thia notioe.
D ated a t M oro, Oregon, thia 6th d«v of
February, A. D . 1908.
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ItilJR O PH flR M AC Y
■ m iu a D T u « a m a d , P l a i n t i f ,
VO.
Tbotusa M Tow n aend, D efe n d an t
N o tio « is hereby
Iu bis speech opening the English
parliament Kiug Edward congratu
lated himself that the immigration
It is the purpose of tlie interior problem regarding Japau bad lieoi»
department to ho conduct and in settled on satisfactory terms, but
terpret the public land laws as to I bis views on that subject may be
actually aid every bona fide entry- subject to reviHiou when the Japa-
man who is endeavoring to estab nese crowd a few more white men
lish a borne on the public domain. out of employment.
Secretary Garfield holds that the
land laws were enacted for a pur
The wonderful ruins at Mitia,
pose, and so long as the law is not Mexico, can now be reached by a
abused, be intends that the entry- railroad reoently opened from Oax
man shall enjoy its provisions, and aca.
When the Pan-American
so long as he acts in good faith, railroad is bnilt some of the most
shall have the euoouisgement and remarkable architectural relics in
aid of the representatives of the de the world will be within conven
partment. In other words, Secre ient range of tourists, with an ex
tary Garfield is proceeding on the tensive choice of delightful winter
theory that every man is honest climates.
until proven guilty;, he is human
euough to recognize that honest
Subscriptions for the Observer
men may make errors which should are o m in g from all points of the
not lay them liable to the law.
oorapass. We are grateful for it
One fifth of the money of the en
tire world belongs to tlie United
'Harry Thaw, alter trying 18
States. This is even better than to
months
to find a jury to declare
own Ibe biggest navy.
him crazy and having two trials
aud several attorneys to help Dim,
Statisticians of the future will is now busy engaged in finding ex
have trouble with 1907 when they perts who can swear he never was
strike the fact that it was the year crazy. The only real sensible ut
o f the greatest production and of a terance of the lust trial was made
panic.
by Thaw’s attorney, who told his
client, when said client was rebel
The great mass of (be Republi ling at the decision of the court,
cans of the United States look upon that “ there is such a thing as pub
office bolding as incidental, and not lie opinion in New York city.”
as the purpose for which the party Evidently the attorney had never
la carried on.
been outside that city.
Col. Goetbals will not him he an
estimate of the final cost of the
¿Panama Canal.
I t is much tr
know that the enterprise is moving
along more favorably than was ex
pected.
< ' H a rd ly Negotiable.
Stories have been told of buttowat
tacks an d various extraneous sab-
stanres found in co n trib u tio n boxes,
but it Is seldom th a t a church m em ber
strikes a blow so severe as w as th a t
delivered by Am os Budd o f P o tte rv fl]«
on one occasion.
I t was a t the close o f a m issionary
sermon th a t M r. Budd, whose wont *
was to c o n trib u te 10 cents to each of
the ch arities to th e support o f w hich
the church subscribed, w as seen to
ta k e a blue slip from bis pocket and
look a t It keenly and affectio n ate ly.
W h en a fte r a slight bu t e v id en t
ta tlo n he dropped the slip, c a re fu lly
folded, in to the box Deacon Lane, who
wus passing It, could h a rd ly refrain
from an ex clam ation o f Joy.
“T h e L o rd w ill bless you. Brother
B udd.” he said, w hen the sermon
over, h u rry in g dow n th e aisle to
take the prosperous grocer.
“ I hope so,” returned M r. B udd d r y
ly, "b u t I ’m a fra id you c a l’late on that
being a check th a t I dropped In th e
box I t w a ’n't. - ’T w a s a receipted bill
fo r kerosene the church owed me las t
year, and It had been overlooked. Of
course lt ’a Jeat th e sains aa m oney,
though, w h en you -com a to th a t." —
Y o u th ’s Com panion.
Was. ncMURRAY