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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-09-18
Crop Estimates.

The Grand Forks Herald says: It
now seems certain that Commissioner of
Agriculture Helgesen's official estimate
of seventeen bushels per acre will fall
short of the actual crop. Unless farmers
have everywhere conspired to thresh
only their very best wheat first, the aver
age yield the state over will exceed 25
bushels on each Of the 100000 acres of
estimated wheat area. Superintendent
James, of the Great Northern, is in re-
ceipt of detailed reports from points IN
Pembina, Walsh, Grand Forks, Trail
and Cass counties, ranging from 20 to 40
bushels per acre, of which the average is
between Is and 80 bushels.
Herald crop reports from Grand Forks
county points, Larimore, Emerado, Ojata
and Arvilla, give yields of rs, 80, 80, 36
respectively, and Niagara reports 'larg-
est yield ever produced" Orr, Is
bushels, Inkster, 80. These points in
clude the one-time "grasshopper dis
trict."
Trail county points report: Hatton,
25 bushels; Galesburg, 81; Clifford, Is to
40; Portland, 20 to 80; Blanchard, Is.
Cass county reports are: Casselton,
20 to 35 bushels; Everest, 1S; Durbin,
70; Davenport, 20 to 80; Kindred, % to
30; Erie, 20 to IS; Pipon, 20; $4,000
bushels marketed last week; Hunter.
wheat, IS to 80; oats, 50 to 70; barley, 80
to 50; Arthur, 81; Armenia, % to 25;
wheat being shipped as fast as threshed.
HIGHLAND county reports more grain
already threshed than any other. Yields
are: Wahpeton, 20 to IS; Dwight, Is to
33; Walcott, 25; Colfax, Is.
In Nelson county, Petersburg and
Michigan City report 20 bushels; Mapes
and Lakota Is.
Ramsey county-Devils Lake, 80
bushels; Crary, 20 to Is; Grand Harbor
and Church's Ferry, rs to 80.
Benson county reports from Leeds
and York Is bushels, so per cent. No. l
hard.
Pierce county-Rugby and Towner, Is
bushels, l hard.
Walsh ~couuty-Park River, % bushels,
1 hard; Edinburg, 25 to 80; Conway,
"none below 49,"
In Cavalier county harvesting is still
IN progress. Milton, estimated yield, 25
bushels; Osnabrock, same estimate, far
mers using 81 pounds of Irvine per acre;
Langdon, grain very heavy and badly
lodged.
Towner and Rolette counties report
one half grain cut, balance ~ripeninp
slowly. Will yield 20 to Is bushels.
Bottineau and Willow City report
same estimate, with threshing only be-
gun. In Steele county yield is 20 bush
els.
Fisher, Mimi, reports help insufficient
to keep machines going; yield 25 bush
els; East Grand Forks, 20 bushels per
acre; Mallory, % to %.
Taken together, these figures are pro-
badly as accurate as any that can be OBJ
tanned, and are believed. to be a conserva-
tive statement. With excellent prices
that promise to prevail, the crop of 1891
has o money in it for the farmer than
D. onu uot vv1-,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-09-18
First Publication Aug. Z, 1901
Mortgage Sale.

Default existing in payment at maturity Of 4
mortgage made by John o.. Ole to Percival 81
Dudley. dated November 28th, 1888, recorded
Dec. !, 1885. at 10 a. m. in Book BE- of mortgages
on page 1888.
On The SEX of section % in township 1s9 Of
range 76, containing 1850 acres of land, and also
the one-story frame house thereon, B1rleiRh
county, North Dakota, due at this date on said
mortgage, $811.
Said mortgage will be foreclosed, and said
premises sold to the highest bidder for cash ct
public auction at the front door of the court
house of Burleigh county, North Dakota.
and cost and attorney fee Of SIS provided by said
mortgage. PERCIvAL 8. DUDLEY,
Mortgage.
LAURENCE C~AssEIMAH. Atty for Mortgage.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-09-18
First publication Sept. IL, 1881
In County Court,

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,) ,
COUNTY OF BURLEIGH. +
In the matter'of the estate of Patrick Byrne.
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Thomas Byrne has
filed with the judge of this court, a petition,
praying for letters of administration of the e.
tate OF Patrick Byrne deceased, and that Monday,
said day, at the CITY of bismarck, in the county
court room of B1rleigh!county, has been set for
bearing said petition, when and where any person
interested may appear and show cause why the
said petition should not be granted. =
Dated Bismarck, Sept. z, 1891. r.
[sEAL.] E.. {. CHASE,
Judge of the County Court.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-09-18
For Sale.

Cheap, for cash or on time, one second
hand binder in good repair.
CArirAL NATIONAL BANK,
Bismarck.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-09-18

WASHINGTON, Sept. fare the treasury
vaults safe? Would it be possible for q
gang of desperate burglars to effect an
entrance to Uncle Sans strong box and
rob him of his accumulated wealth, COM
monty known as the surplus? These are
questions which have been often asked
since an anonymous letter was received by
Treasurer Nebeker a few weeks ago, in
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-09-18
CURE FI7SI

When I say cure I do not mean merely to stop
them for a time and then have them return again.
I mean a radical cure. Ihave made the disease
Of FITS, EPILEPSY, or FALLING SICKNESS g.
lifelong study. I warrant m yremedy to cure the
worst cases. Because others have failed is no
once for a treatise and a Free Bottle of my infal,
lible remedy. Give Express and Post Of1ce.a
HI. G. ROOT, MO-, 1S3 Pearl ST., N.Y.
ROOTS PURGATIVE PILLS cure
all Blood Diseases. Consultation and BiiouspeeG.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-09-18
THE TREASURY VAULTS.
AN ANSWER TO THE QUESTION,
ARE THEY SAFEw

So Far as Burglars Are Concerned There
Is Absolutely No Danger to Be APP
pretended, but Dishonest Treasury EN-
ployes Might lake a Big Haul.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-03
Scr ,,9entidle sag"

@ehern Mbeno fanb cine abermaIige
3uiammenfunit bes Central gomiies
aur Geier bes 9euti@en Sages In
5Gol5' 6alle fatt, bic redt 3ablrei9
belu6t mar.
ylad Mnnabme bes prototolls ber
Dorberigen 8erfammlung beri1tete ber
8orfBenbe, baB LOG Der goEame bes
reits angetomnlen unb be3ablt ieten.
Die iibrigen angefauften Gadaen Ieieu
nod in Nem Orleans, t6nnten iebp6 al
irgenb einer 3eit be3Osen tper6en. 8or
allen Singen mdre es nbtbig, haB nit
ben, @caectiren ber ee3ei9net.n Sums
men tpetter fortgefabren tplroe. Oamii
olefe Irbeit id auf bic berl9iebenen
Mtelieber bertbsile, beantragie 6err
Iug. peters, baB Elm Seber einige
Quittungen Bel ii@ trage. Bic ct bel
pafienoer @elegeubeit 3ur goIettion
prdlentiren t0Hne. OieIer Nntrag uurs
be angenommen, tporauf Der 6hrift,
fiibrer iogIei@ cine NuaabI Quittungen
bertbeilte.
Nlamo @onncil No. A Der Nuserz
lpdhlten Greunbe (Chosep Friends)
l@idte $50.
8. 8. Segener beri6tete, baB Der g.
Y. Surn '8erein auBer benz urlp,iiags
li9en 8eitrage BON $99 nod iueitere
$75 beifteuern tpiirbe.
Der 8eetbUDen Geians @erein giebt
$10O.
Serr g. 6. Suco6fOn beantraate,
SaB bic Nameu berer, bic bis iebt ben
ge5ei9neten Setrag ge3abIt bdtten. in
allen 3situneen publisirt luer6en iolen.
Nngenomnen.
gs tuuree feruer bei9lolIsn Ssrrn
g8m. Wenger au frageu, ob er ferners
bin bic 3aifirerfelle bes 9eutl6en ga.
gss inne balten uolle. Serr GriebensriGs
ter Abam tpirb bic Nniuort bes 6errn
Wten9er benz 8srein ilbrmitteln.
yta9bem auf Montag ben 8. M6rl
bic nd9ife 8eriammluns anberauml
ipuroe bertagte fd bic Veriammlung.
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Ste aaelle Der s@laflofsafett.

Die Hueue ber s3laEcfsteit III nsunmaI unter sebn
stn epspeptti&er Massn. @ute gsrbauuus stbt ses
inrbeu e&Iai, SnbisetOu Dsrtrettt tbn. @ebtrn unb
Waasen- -itsben Buiammen i'm Rapport. eines ber bez
etutiamten epmptOme pss Ssfapd4ten 3uftunbes her
satrii4sn Srsone if etue Stiruns i'm srpeen 9erpeus
GammeIpuntt, benz Gebtru. Stdrte ben Rasen unb
isine Nerpen berubtaen iH. Gin b6dif wirfIames
Wttel Sur Grrei6uns biees 3we6S III Soiietter' Ma
Senbitters, rees nneraltlnen uuh ndrtctiImen Bra
paraten Bel petiem rCrBuUte6en lit, pelbe, penn ie
aud fur ben Gu8enbltd enen eniAlafernhen peer rns
tiger abiinmpieneen Gnub auf bic Gebirnibdtistett
auShben, baih reridsen unb et5 BITE seIiinbe Magenz
tbdtistett beeiutrd@tlsen. Das itters basesen eut
ppr Anem bic regelmdbise Itdtisteit bteieS p1ti=
sen Sraans pteber Der; iein pcblttuenher Giniub
dubert I'D birett bur eeunhen S@laf nub berubtsenz
be, ni&t abumpfenbe &eaetirn auf has RerpenIpItem
NuA bic 1bdtiste ber Sober nnb ber Gnsepetfe ipirc
eur eaeIte in sefunebettfSrher@er ggeife unssrsSt
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Ser Sort @prtb= =9Sac0' 'ere arteSiihe
9iffrift.

S0kIb%S%k>
Der fogenaante Sort Wortb Wacosr
artelii6e Ditfritt 3iebt fi1 mad, ben
tpthenf4aftli6en grmiiteIunaen uu|eres
eeOiogif3en @taatsbureaus unter els
ner Strede 2anbes tin. bic etpa 500
Mellen umfaBt, bon Denton a5 big
Del 9io. unb tuie baupildhIib burd
Die Tori@ungen bes 9errn 81. 8. 6il
fefgefeat lit, geb0tt bas bort unter BET
@roe befinbIi@e ariefii6e gaffn su oen
ergiebigtten unb tpafIerreiMften Der
Welt. SIS triit In ben Qneuen bes
San Intonio= uno Oel &io siflulYes un6
anbere gu Sage, Die nit elmer fets uns
berminberter Wafermaile aus oer Siefe
bsrnoripruoeln. @eipeift tpirb oieier
groBe unterirbif9e STE bur9 bas 9fe,
genwaiier, uel6es in benz am ssuBe bes
@oman9e : StriGs lisgenben Srinitps
Sanblano in ben untsrgrunb berabftnft.
yteueroings III bur@ l1ateriudunaen
oeRelben GorfGers nod Elm anberes
teronif@es unterirbif9es gDaI5erbaIfin
entoedt Dorben, tpeI@es iein gBafisr
bur9 bic &egensiiiIe be3iebt, bic auf
oas fogeaannte Datota ,9anbIaub nile.
eerfallen, unb tueIGes fb insbefonbere
fur Die Nderbau. uno snouffrie gnts
lpidlung beg 2anbestbeiles, lit benz bic
stdote Dallas, PottsbOro u. a. Iieaen,
bon GROCER uirtbf1aftIider gebeutnna
ermeifen tpirS.
Sb Der arteRide ggaferfee i'm
@on@os Siltrifte, lpel9er ilidt febr tief
uiter Der GrboberFd9e liegt. nit einem
Der beiben genannten arteliiben 0ai.
itns i'm 3uiammenbange febt, muB
tDeiteren Gori6ungen bOrbebaiten bleis
ben. Sbatfa@e TT, baB ieGIaIIe bort,
nOr allen Der Slb.gon1osGtrom ber
einen Sauf bon StDa 40 MeiIen bat,
Auellen baben, bic nit grocer @ewaIt
uao nit Hngem6bnIi9 reid5en MaHer.
n1aheH aus benz 2reioeaeitein berbors
bre9en uno enti1ieben ben gborafter
bon arteiif6eu Naturbrunnen traaen.
90 bri9t ). 9. aud Der Dobe Greet
glet9 an ber Quelle nit einerp Wai5ers
itrcm aus 6em 8o6en berbor, ber mebr
a!s ~ JuB brett uno anbertbalb GlB
bid 1T.
Ser Condo 0iifritt bat gerabe in
Jolge oes orteff6en WaTerf9obes,
psl@en ct beiiBt, fdbon bic Nufmertiams
tett DON Tarmern, ipel6e Die 0ertbeile
elmer ttinitli6en Bemdiferung bur6 ars
tefl@e Brunnen i'm State Colorado
3u beurtbeilen geiernt baben, auf f9
gelogen. Wie Dor &ursem mitgetbeiIt,
paben bereits 80 beutfde Garmer Gas
mllien IT'D DeranlaBt gefeben, nod Benz
@on@o' Dtitritte tber3uiieoeln. ber ibnen
auBer Der W6sli3feIt elmer thuftlidsn
gepdRerung aud nod ben 8ortbeil
elnes miloen &Iimas bietet. Sic fnb
tibrigens MIR Der 0ortrob elmer be6eu,
tenb if6rieren Mn3abl bon @iamaube.
rern, tpel9e baIo mad Seras Hber3nRes
beln geoenten.
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Die Setter Ser meItouslieuuu,

: Die Setter Der MeltausHeuung
berf9linsen on @ebdltern gang enorme
Summen. go eibalien Der General.
Direttor $15. 900, ber prdfoe1t $12,.
600, Der Sefretdr $4,000 uno Der
Wices prdfbent So. 900. SeSem @lert
finb $4,000 unb isbem Gebilfen 81, 200
ausgeieBt. Sm @auaen iif cs eine
S9aar BON 116 Mdunern unb Graueu,
bic iol6erlpeife berei6ert mirb.
SeA Weltausfequngs Mrbeitern i'm
Sadion part aber min, man nur 123
@ts. per Stun6e. b. B. 81 per Sag fiir
barte Arbeit bejablen |! II
y Wel4 eine S6anbe fir Elm freies
Bolt 2" p@bie. Nrb. 3ig."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-03

~ Iu9r erl@rDGen empor utID rteb 1td1
bic f9werea NugenIioer.
Dab, ba! Hang es aus bem Nebens
3imnier.
Gin falter S@auer iiberriefeIte fe.
sic hanb auf un6 ndbsrte li9 ber Sbur.
Da fab fte ibren 8ruoer bor 6em
S6reibtiid fiBen. Ser ofene Nifo.
lentaifen ftanb binter ibm auf benz
Silb, unb ct bate einen 8rie5 bor fi9
lieseu, ben er eben coubertirte, iudbrenb
nod bic Spuren ienes i1redli1en 2a<
Deus auf feinem beraerrten @efibi Au
ieben tuaren. Gin fur9tbarer @e6anfe
bur9sudte I6l1. Nait einem fdheueu
Bid auf ben piifolentlffsn fog fis an
benz Slid DOrtiber unb erfaBte 6ugo's
GbuIter.
lin @ottes tuiusn, 0uso, mas Milf
Su tbuns rief He eatieBt. st f@ittelet
ibre 0anb Qb.
SOB mid, ioste er, es 1T bas einsige
&ettun8smittell
Ou tullIt au alem llnglhd mod einen
Gelblfmorb binaufhgen!
Wieoer audte ienes i9redli9e 2a9en,
oehen WiberbalI He aus benz G@Iaf ge,
f9redt batte, iiber iein GeF1t.
SIN Gegeutbeil, iagte er. es tpir6 elm
ungebeuer freubiges 5amiIienereioniB
geben unb 0u tpirif nd9Rens Gelegens
belt baben, 8rautiungfer au iein.
9ugo, pie fanaft Su jebt an 10 etwas
bentenl
Sa, gerabe fsbt mus i'd baran ben.
ten, oenn fonlf tptir0e ftir tins Nlle baIb
tebe 9tt bon 9enten auf66ren. N5er
bas beritebff 0u niGi, eebe gum papa,
unb LAB mid fur bos lleb,ige iorgen.
4olp farrte auf Elm tpeibes. i1tpar,
gerdnoertes Bla.i, bos gera6e Dor ibt
auf benz G6reibiii6 lag unb bic Mortt
entbielt 9o9berebrter 6err Rommer'
aienratb, i9 bin Elm Nann bon tueHiQ
Worten unb bite baber fur3 unb gul
um 6ie 6anb -
6ugo griff nod bsm 8Iatt unb ser'
rib es.
6ieb' ni6t 10 entieBt barauf bin, iagit
er, tuas 1T 6a lDeiter? GrGulein Robns
beim III ein ganj biibl9es Mdb9en,
ibre gltern baben ii6 ftbon bor Ifnges
rer 3eit taufen laEen, unb ibr Batter
tonate ouenfalls bic G9ulben zines
gan5en @arberegiments be3abIen, tpenn
ct 2uit baSu bdtte.
6ugol
| SOB mid aufrieOen unb fsi frob, baf
es nod elm MitteI eiebt. uus Alle tpiea
Der berousaureiEen. Mbrgea frhb gebl
bieiet 8rief ab, mOrgen Mbenb reiie Id,
unb iibermorgen bat alle gtotb Elm gnbe,
lln6 papa "a
papa tpirb fiG, tpis ber Dotior iaet.
f6on pieber er6oIen. Gin etitel
S4logaufoa lit ia ME 70 eefdbrIi9..
AolD, ettlang In bieiem IugenbIid
eine matte 6t!mme.
Siebif 9u tpObI, er bat f@on BIZ
Gpra9e iuiebrrsefunben, ber Dotto,
iagte es gIei@, rief 6ugo.
slblp Fos an bas 9aser ibrss 9aters
unb bebedte feline 9anb nit RhfIen
5Gr einen 4usenbIid batte Fe ibrer
gruoer bergeffen unb fibIte nur, oal
cine Menbung gum 8eHeren eingetreter
| iei. bab ibr Batter ipie5er geiunb perbet
tptree, unb baB er nod ibr, nod ibr au
ertt berlangt, 0nB Der erEe Son feline,
uieoertebrenben Siimme Ieine Sod1te,
geruFen bate!
lEortfetuua foIst.l
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,,Gnt nmsiehen".

9as ysut aasieben@ bdnst nibt Bios BON Der Saut.
iuneen 3ufanre6er tnneren Orsane as. Sit bic eeber
Snthas bann itebt man selb unb saais aua, lit Der
Wtasea tn llnerenlins, hann iicbt man bpspeptiid
srdmltd9 uno perbrieBli9 aus Gorge fur cute Ges
lane1ett, pann iptrit Oh rsut ausieben". Glectric
Sttters " SaS srrBe etlmttel, bas anresenb unb be-
lebens auf bic inneren Srsdne einprtt. Gs pertrebt
slslet6 9usfdldse, @ei6pire, Sle6ten unb irnitse
Hnretntststen ber 8aut, nno peri6afit enen retneu
1etnt, gu bdben in ber Gpotbete BON Dretb, 9bpmp=
ion Il So. so GentS bic 8laihe.
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teiteh" tpegen befauuten unb -. ges
fRr6teten Rrititus faum porgeEeIlt bdtte.
@as III benz furjen 3eitraum bon
einem Sage 81 isben 1T, bat 6srr 2ins
,bau In San Mntonio uno oeRen umges
bung ieSenfaus au ieben bstommen unb
er ipra3 ii9 uns aegenh5er In Der
ihmei9elbaftsifen @eiIe iiber MGes,
mas ct bier gefeben unb eeb6rt, aus.
CT bebauerte es ielbR, baB Bihm isin Neiies
prosramm Elm Idngeres 8ertpeilen bier
niGt gelfdtte, oenn es gefiel ibm Bier
R9tli@ re9t gut unb er bob es beIoaz
bers berDor, baB es auf i'm einet 10
angenebmen @inbrud made, bier 70 biel
Seuti@ ipre@en au b6ren, mebr oIs it,
geuotuo in ben Ser. Gtaaten, too er Bis
ber gewefen.
Na@bent mir nod Elm Gtiin61en in
BEN palafs sWasen bes beriibmten 60,
fes nit ibnl Derplau6ert, berabi1iebe.
ten tpir uns bon beinielben, aIs }i1 ner
3ug i6On mad @efen gu In 8etpegung
iebte, un0 3uar unter bem no9maligen
Nusbrude bes Bebauerns, baB es uns
nur 10 furae 3eit berg5nnt getpeien, uns
feines Beiu9es In Der alteu Nlamo.
Stabt su erfreuenl
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gOr einisen Sabren fiugen CHAMBER.
lain & 60. lit Ses Woines, Soma, on,
einen 9ufen Syrup 81 fabri3iren.
0a6 fur5er 3eit sepannen Fe bic
llebsraeuguug, bob oas Gabritot bas
Bette mar, pel9es nod ie fdr 6uiten,
grtdltungen unb Group angeboten
lpurbe. I'm ii1 elmer augemeinen 8es
liebtbeit 3u erfreuen, NOR es n6tbig, bob
Die, Meni6beit bic bor3leli9en gisen.
f9aften fennen lerne. Sbre tii1nlten
9oRnnngen 9ingeH In @rfaaung. SEPT
tDerben idbrlt6 iber breibun0erttalis
isrb GIaf9en @banlberlains Cough
Heme6b bertauft unb allsemein als bas
bette Mittel anertannt. giner itarfeu
grfdltung III bamit ibneller ab3uhel.
fen, als nit irgenb einem anberen Mit.
tel. gu rertaufsn bel ". Cohen & Co.,
9alteDer & Goa unb allen bebeutenben
Droguiffsn.
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Die
8adentli9e 6reie Yreiis fit S9as
erf9eint
ieSeu Qoumeraae
unb fD{tet
$3.50 fiir oa8 Sabr pner $1.2S tAs
e @onate TT NOramsbesablmna.
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Summer 1894.
SSolfip1t's Sd)u6 . 9epartene,tt

mes r ee9ann Rabaren
sH An Seoen 9%mad uno ber 5 1T 9ng saaurt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-12

one was 20 be seen. and they were so hungry it
seemed as though they had TO time for any
thing but To eat Occasionally one would dart
downward through the air in pursuit of an III
sect. and at such times CLEAN Of gold would
catch the eye. An instant later the little fellow
wOdld give song OF triumph and gladness
from ar adjoining tree. only perhaps To repeat
the performance an instant later. \ few strayed
into the lower trees and showed up han isofaeIv.
They were very shv. though. and one had TO be
cautious IN his movements 20 obtain "a close
view Even now. although this happened three
wears rgO. the music Is fresh as ii it were
only yesterday
THE Blue WINGED YELLOW WARBLER
The other bird mentioned, the Blue-winged
Yellow Warbler. is very rare. l have met il.
but when owing 10 q defective shell / failed to
secure the specimen. II Is rather unpleasant
work searching for this bird. although when
secured 1t IS ample pay for the tell and trouble
IL has cost IL Is emplatics.iy swamp war
bier in every sense Ot she word. iulabitiLg the
Gensest thickets II can mud, and leading a
chase over the worst ground Imaginable, only
too often to be lost in the end
~ Laurel. nineteen miles from Washington
Is "a swamp Of considerable extent. and here
they are more common than elsewhere in this
region, and "a trip to Laurel is regularly
planned each wear by the collectors OF wash
ington many Of whom back out when the ap-
pointed time arrives owing to the tediOusness
OF the trip Yet there Is something fascinating
about trip In even such territory.
One thinks bu. little of the personal discom-
fo-t IN comparison with the prize sought for.
and when 1t length he holds the coveted bird
In the hand everything else is forgotten. and
what Is II he holds-what is IL that cOmpensates
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BLACK AND YELLOW WARBLER.
the surrounding country will give idea of
the vast mum beers that pass over Us each night.
From now until well on into October the birds
VIII be coming and going in almost a constant
stream. and u Is some of the handsOmer and
rarsr Of these that wish to bring first to your
notice. two Of which have already paid us a
call of a few DAYS and are now far on the way to
their winter home
THE GoLDES-wISGED YELLOW wARBLERs.
The GolGen-wiuged and the Blue-winged Vel
low Warblers have been and gone, birds whose
very names suggest the daintiness and richness
Of their attire and which to be seen must
be energetically sought after. as they by no
means consider themselves IS intended for
the a9mirirg gaze of the public. The former
inhablts almost exclusively the oaks ard is most
abundant in the spring migration, about
MAY II.
Imagine a bird but little larger than hum
nler. Of beautiful slaty blue color above.
shading TO white on the under parts with
crown and "a bar on each wing of "a rich yellow.
broad black stripe the side of the head
passing through the eve and also a black patch
ON the throat. both bOrderei with white and we
have pen picture Of one OF the most beauti-
fCi of all birds inhabiiius our continent
In the spring OF lSsS they were more rumer-
Gus than have ever seen them since. one par
t,cular piece OF woods on the right-haud side
of the road leading down to tine Geological
Iark being completely filled with them. Every
tree top Continued dozens of thc-c little gems
and the woods were filled with the music from
hundreds of little throats. The had arrived
Nuring the night, as on the previous day not
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WHY HE WALKED.
A Philosophical Reason for Preferring Pc
destrianisIn.

A Philosophical Reason for Preferring Pc
destrianisIn.
From the Detroit Free Press.
He was trudging along the railroad track
with bundle in his hand, which he swung in
a CHEEKY, contented fashion that prompted a
farmer to accost him.
Coin fur?' he asked.
Not very" was the answer; "tifty or sixty
miles"
"Jee gosh, Coin to walk it the hull way?''
'Oh, yes; prefer it. 1 am quite distance
in front of the other members Of the COM
pany."
Yer an actor, are your
"Yes"
Il thought actors always he'd money enough
to ride"
My dear SIR" the traveller exclaimed. as he
drew himself up, ''let me give you a bit Of
science. Take railway track or the iron in a
bridge and subject it to q constant vibration
What is the result? X crysta!lizes and breaks
Now, sir. when think of the delicate human
frame being subjected for years and years to
the jar of a sleeping car l tremble every time /
sec train; do. indeed.
And he strolled away over the ties as thor
oughly selfpossessed and cheerful as it is posi-
bic for mortal to be.