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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-20
FARM ITEMS.


Minnesota has vast supplies OF fuel
locked up in her peat marshes. Some
day this peat will be utilized.
The hired man and the rainy day
have not been able to get in conjunc-
tlon to any great extent this season.
The man with good woodpile and a
warm barn Well filed with fodder can
welcome the first storms of winter.
A COW which viii not make to exceed
125 pounds OF butter in a year has no
place in a dairy herd kept on $50 land. |
She belongs TO the range herd. where it
may pay 10 let her raise calf
Oklahoma farmers are producing big
crops OF winter whea, al cost of %
cents a bushel and selling it at SO cents,
and as a result Oklahoma farmers are
building nice houses and riding to town
\ in fine carriages.
The size OF the farm should depend
Y upon the man who carries ii on. Some
I men are forty-acre farmers, some
Gig hty some can handle quarter sec
itien The trouble through the west is
4 that the forty-acre fellows are gener
tally trying To run quarter section or
\ more.
4 1t was only a whiteWashed gate
4 which we first noticed connected with
certain farm. This of itself did not sig
Nifty very much. only that 1t was fea-
gture of the general system upon which
the farm was managed. Looking fur
ther we found that all the fences We're
i built on straight lines and We're kept
in good repair; the barns and OUT
lbuildngs We're neatly painted; the corn
4 Was all cut and shocked; there was evil
4 dence of good blood in the flock of
Il Plymouth Rock fowls, the dairy herd.
the bunch of steers in the feed lot and
in the hogyard. Everything was neat
as a pin around the entire homestead
and the whitewashed gate was just
only a part and parcel of the perfect
care which the farm received.
There has never been time before
when the value of good blood in the
nerd of cattle was so manifest as now
The sales of beef animals in the mar
! kets day by day show that good blood
lis worth to the raiser not less than 81
per hundred on every animal fattened
and sold. For the choicest animals
i (which touch the top of the market 1t is
still more. The fact has been much
more quickly recognized by the range
men who raise cattle on the worthless
land of the plains than it has been by
the farmer who is raising cattle on land
worth $40 to $50 per acre. This latter
! class some way are afraid to pay 500
: or s125 for Il registered sire and breed
$ TO grades and get scrubs. while the
/, range men Will pay almost any price
, for the best bred sires to be had. This
, man on the $50 farm wants to get this
fact clear in his mind: That 1t costs no
! more to feed and raise good animal
than 1t does poor one and that the
difference in the selling price of ten
calves at years old will pay for as
i fine bull as he needs. In the main the
e cattle of northern Iowa and southern
i Minnesota are of Jacobs sort-the
E ring streaked and speckled variety
not worth half as much at either the
pail or block as well-bred animals and
cost just as much to raise as the better
sort
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-20
BARNS AND BARNS.

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capped NO Old rookeries TO offend the
sense of taste: no tumble down shacks4
in TIE Iast stages Of decay. no steam
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-22

WATCH the throwers of trash Mr..
Police and pull them firmly and sud-
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-22

THE woman who has not cleaned
house is away toward the rear Of the
procession.
THE baseball benefit to be given
in Municipal Hall on Tuesday eve
ming the 18th will be very attrac
tive affair. It will be four hours OF
music for 10 cents
THERE is not IN idle ID chanic or
any other kind OF worker here unless
it is from choice. There is something
for everyone TO do at fair prices.
This sN.as -, Tor - .arif- 81 the
community.
The Morgantown Brick Company
is filling an order for seven hundred
and fifty thousand brick to be deliver
ed at Munhall, Penna. A large part
of the order has already been shipped.
THE Waynesburg Republican says
there are eight horses at the fair
grounds there for training that be-
long to gentlemen in Morgantown and
that there are twenty fiveon the ground
altogether. They are preparing for
some great races there this summer
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-22

MADEIRA BROTHERS have a new
peanut rooster which is the best
ever brought into town Peanuts
will be roasted daily in it and the
people who like the festive goober
when fresh will have a chance to
get them.
DoN'T worry about your windows
being an odd size. At Smiths dry
goods store they take your order
for shades any size, in any color.
THE SWEETEST styles in Straw and
Crash hats, Wilmington $.
$50 WATER white oil delivered to
all parts OF town and suburbs at 10
cents by Poster.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-22
PROTZMAN.
The Photographer,

THE first pine apples of the sea
son arrived this morning. All
sorts of green goods are coming in
and those who have tired of the
monotonous fare of the later winter
and earlier spring are going after it
with the same avaidity that the
rural brother goes after the other
variety of green goods.
A. L. NYE's phone is No. So
Orders for any of the excellent line of
goods he keeps will receive prompt
attention.
GENUINE Banister shoes $500 at
Waters up-to-date shoe store.
No store in the state can show you
as large a stock of shoes for as little
money as Hirschman's do.
ONE of the largest and newest lines
of shoes in the city at Waters.
PRONOUNCED by all the finest in
town. The Nettleton Shoes,
Whittington's.
New line of w. V. u. caps worth
$3.50 our price Is, Whittington's.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-22
MAIN st.

New GENEVA, for many years the
residence of Albert Gallatin, is noted
as being the place where the first
glass house west of the Alleghenies
was located. Mr.. Gallatin and two
Germans named Kramer operated it.
The firm sold their window glass at
$14 to $40 per box in the first year
of their success, and maintained
high prices for length of time, con-
trary to the wishes of Mr.. Gallatin
who wanted to put the price down
to $3.50 box, giving as a reason
that the high prices would soon in
vite competition whereas the lower
rate would not be so inviting to riv-
airy and would still be sufficiently
remunerative. His wishes were over
ruled and tradition relates that when
through competition the prices de-
clined to $Sa box the firm quit
manufacturing as not sufficiently
profitable.--Genius Of Liberty.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-22

WATCH the throwers Of trash Mr..
Police and pull them firmly and sud-
denly.
HAVE you seen those stylish ties
for ladies at Smiths? Take look
in the window and see some Of them.
THE largest shoe stock in the State
at Hirschman's.
You can get your tire pumped up
for nothing at Guy Willey's. .,sars s.1s
Mr.. NYE's telephone is So. Orders
for his excellent goods receive
prompt attention. Mr. Nye always
keeps the very best goods the mark
ct affords
GUY WILEY is agent for the Vic
tor, Crescent, Monarch, Defiance,
Racyele, and all the best wheels
made
JUST received new line of Neck
wear, Whittington's
THE Straw Hat season is with US,
any style, any quality, any price at
Hirschman's
SHOES. Shoes! Shoes.!! That
cannot be beaten for the price at
Waters.
A COLLECTION of fractional cur
rency owned by Jerry Joseph is on
exhibition in the Bank of the M On
ongahela Valley whereit is attracting
a great deal of attention. The col
lection is artistieally arranged and
it is very complete. A great deal of
interest attached to the old shin
plaster currency which looks very
familiar to the older part of the pop
alation
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-22

THE members of the Tenth regi-
ment which is now ia the Philippines
on being given a chance TO vote on it
voted almost unanimously on coming
home. They do not want TO re-enlst
and fight the natives of those islands.
The volunteers make brave fighters
when they have to fight but they
would much rather have the regulars
attend to a matter in which they do
depressing a people fighting for free
dom
DoN'T put your carpets down with
out E good grade OF felt, which, If
YOU use once you will never he with
out You will find it at Smiths dry
goods store for 3 cents Il ward.
WE will have d railroad on the
West Side by and by, but right now
we have one of the largest stocks of
shoes in the county for your inspec-
tion. at Waters Shoe Store.
ABOUT the most popular thing to
be seen now is the Numbered sun
bonnets at Smiths dry goods store.
SOME miscreant entered Walter
Hayes barn a few nights ago and
mutillated very handsome buggy
belonging to John Lantz. The cush-
ion and back were cut to pieces and
two holes cut in the dash besides a
hole in the rubber tire. The dam
age amounts to considerable. Sus-
picion points in certain direction
and if any proof is obtained it will
go hard with the guilty party.
The entertainment given at the
Commencement Hall last night by
Mrs. Williams was very greatly en-
joyed by those who attended The
audience was very much pleased with
the rendition ofthe various numbers
and every one is loud in his
praises of the sweetness of the sing
ing. Seldom does a singer please
every one as Mrs. Williams did last
night
THAT fence has a good chance to be
only for ornament after all. Those
who are accustomed to seeing fences
around athletic grounds will be
amused when they learn that the one
proposed to be built here is to be a
picket fence. 1t is expected to keep
out the cOarsest of the crowd.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-22
.B0UT 0uR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Promine mt People
Where they are and How they are.

Mheie they are and How they are.
James Parriott has gone to Gamer
on to visit relatives.
Il. B: Stewart has gone to Mar
tinsburg for a short visit to his par
ents.
Mrs. w II. Morgan has gone to
Morris Cross Roads to spend Sunday
with her parents.
]. w. Daniels who has been attend
inc school at the University of Michi-
gan is in Morgantown and may re-
enter the w. V. q.
Ernest Hayes has returned from
Richmond where he accompanied
his wife who has gone there to
spend month visiting her old home.
Dwight Miller has gone back to
Fairmont after day or so in town.
He will come back the first of the
week and will enter school. He will
of course join the baseball team
and will add great deal TO til
strength of the team.
Miss Mary Semans is back from
Pittsburg where she has been TO lay
in a supply of summer millinery and
in short time she will be ready to
show the femme part OF tue popula-
tion the very satisfactory result of
her labors there in their behalf
Captain Standiford has entered
the University for postgraduate
work. He will be here next fall and
will be one Of the towers of strength
of the football team He was one of
the best centers ever seen in these
diggings and everyone is glad to
know that he will be counted in the
same boat again.
COL D. T. f. Casteel. of the Sec
ond w. Va. Vols, which were mus
tered out of service recently, arrived
in Oakland with his wife yesterday.
morning, to visit relatives in and
near town and to meet and greet old
friends at the home of his child
hood. The colonel is looking hale
and hearty.-Oakland Democrat.
Mr.. M. H. Fleming, of Crete,
Nebraska, arrived here on Saturday
morning to pay his brother Herbert at
Cassville a short visit. Mr. Fleming
is Monongalian and graduate of
the University After his graduation
he studied law and eleven years ago
located in Crete, Nebraska, where he
has become leading citizen. Among
the important positions he holds IS
that Of city attorney for his adopted
city. Melville, as he is known here,
was always an excellent young man
and his friends knew he would make
his mark. All are pleased to meet
him again.
Russell Hayes has been absent in
Philadelphia for the last year attend
ing Theological school and studying
engraving. He took his final exam
nations in the former department a
few days ago and he stood second in a
class of two hundred What makes
this so much more remarkable is the
fact that ordinarily it requires two
1 years course TO complete the work but
he has had but one year. He is now
IN the engraving department and will
soon flush his studies. Everyone is
glad TO know that the young man has
done SO well in his effort to fit him
/ self for the profession.
> a.xt, a.,, =,
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-22

FRANK BANNIsTER has a new rig
and it is presumed to be the warmest
member ever appearing in Morgan
town. The rig was out for the first
time on Friday evening and it was ex-
ahmed and admired by great many
people.
THAT four hours of splendid mu-
sic for 10 cents will attract goodly
number of people on Tuesday eve
ming. There are many lovers of mu-
sic here who will be glad of the OPP
portunity. Refreshments will be
served during the evening at nom
ina.l price
THE board of regents did the hand
some thing by the students after all
and the latter are very well satisfied
with the way things have come out.
AT the Baker Ridge revival last
night there were fifteen enquirers at
the alter of prayer. There have been
thirteen conversions up to this time.
The interest is growing and the con-
gregations increasing each evening.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-22
It's the Know How

And the facilities together with the willingness
to take infinite pains with work, that make correct
Frames and Photos
And it is good work that has made the reputa-
ton of this establishment-and that keeps onr
artist workmen busy in season and out OF season
1t don't cost any more to have Photos and frames
done right
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-22
North MorgantoWn.

If you already own lot there YOU
are lucky; if not, it will do no harm to
talk the matter over
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-22
We Make,
Cleaning,
Pressing, e
Altering.
We Make,

IttpasF1HB
A part of our business.
We are the only tailors who do this.
We can remove all kinds of dirt,
grease, etc, aud make all garments
have a new appearance. Give us a
trial.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-22
S25 for a
Base Ball Suit.

OF course such a price is unreason-
able We have no such priced suits on
our list, but we can furnish a good suit
for less than half the money. The w.
". u. Base Ball Suits were sold
by us to the team. This only goes TO
show that we are headquarters for ath-
letic COOS We have Base Ball Shoes,
Jersey Stockings. Caps, Gloves, Mits,
Balls, Bats and anything needed in this
line. Our prices are right. We sell
Spalding's goods. The Name the
Guarantee Tennis Rackets and Balls
and Bicycle Sundries.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-22
100000

Worth Of Beautiful homes are now be
ing corrected in
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-22
The Acme Book Store,

Dering Building on Walnut st
II. L. SwIsHER. Prop'r.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-04-22

PEACHES 15. 10 % cents can at
kidd's.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-03
hVIS0 PARA
Los EXAMINES.

Todas las personals que ~ejerosn Ia medioina
y cirugfa, farmacia 8 81 arte de d%entista, como
todos los praotiosntes en- oirugfa menor.
practioantes, comadronas y enfermeras profesio-
nsles. necesitar4n proveerse de permisos de Ia
Junta Superior de Sanidad. segun 10 prescrito
en- las 6rdenes generates, num-. 153, 9. O., del de
partsmento del Quartet general de Pto Rico.
A quienes tengan "a permiios oonferidos
por 81 Gobierno espafol, Ia menclonada Junta,
sin examinarlee, librara. otros nuevos.
Quienes haysn empeza1oA ejercer en- cual.
quiera de las indiosdss profesiones d o6cios,
desde Ia ocupaci6n por los Est,dos Unidos, ne.
cesitaran someterse 4 exsmen ante la Junta exa-
minadora de la Janta Superior de Sandal, an
tes de ooncederles permiso 6 estar legalmente
autorizado para oontinuar en- ell ejercicio de So
profession u ofcio en- Ia isis.
Sc oelebraran los ex&me mes en- las oicinas de
Ia Junts Superior De Ssnidad de San Juan, los
cuales empezarAn en- las feohas que abajo se in
dioan, debiendo los aspirantes presentarse 81
primer dia de los examenes.
Para m6dioo y c~irujano, Nvbre...l3. IA, Is.
Para farm ac6utioos ,....2o, 81, 20
Para d%entistas -. at, 20, 20.
Para prsctioantes,~ Dioiembre.... 4, 81
Para comsdronas y enfsrmeras
PROFESSIONALS D bre, LII, IL.
Quienes tepgan derecho & permisos, ssin
examinarse., podran oourrir por ellos despu6s
del Is de Noviembre.
Para mas detalles, dirfjanse q Ia ohcina su-
perior de eanidad.
s 9l-l1
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Gobierno Militar de los Estadoa Unidos en-
Puerto Rico.
OGoina de Ia Junta de Obras Pablicas.
San Juan, Puerto Rico Noviembre /, 1899.
En- esta O6cina sc admitiran proposioio.
mes bsjo pliego cerrado para la construction 8
reoonstrucoi6n de varios troaos de csrretera en-
esta Isla, midiendo en- con1unto una longitud
aproximada de l8 millas.
Dichaa proposiciones seran admitidas has
ia las doce del dfa % de Diciembre pr6ximo,
bora fjads para Ia aperture en- publioo de les
pliegos.
Cada prof osioi6n del e-s ser presentad en- e.
impreso especial prescrito, y ser ompan ada
bien de un deposito en- metalico de s 1000 do
liars moneda Americana, 6 de un check Ger.
tifesdo por IN Banco Nacioaal.
Estos dep6sitos serau devue.tos inmedia.
tsmente q todos aquellos lioitadores cuyas pro-
posiciones sean dtsechadas.
La Junta sc reserva ell derecho de recha.
Ear cualquiera 6 todss las proposiciones.
El valor de las obras mencior a1as &c cal
cula en- 5 200, 900 dollars. En- esta O6cina Sc
darAn los informes necessrios.- ". y Juason
CapitAn del Cuerpo de Observation-Disclosures
de la Junta de Obras P1blicas.
N-S-51-1
- Por ell trasporte sMo Phreson,, han
llegado la esposa de Mr.. Davis, Admor. de
Ia Aduan , de esta Capital; 81 professor don
Juan Sam payo, ell doctor don M. g.. Gonsslex
puertorriqaeho, m6dico . militsr americana;
1ngeniero ~civiles, Mr.. B Welton , 1874 paste
ros mas.
=. So encuentra en- ests Capital eli dec.
tor senor Comes Brioso. T
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Tribunales.

En- la mshsna del dia de aver han tenido
lugar ante ell Tribunal de distrito de esta ciu.
dad, los siguientes Juicios orales:
III de hurto contra Jose Villa (s) Avis.
pa. FL Fiscal Sr Aou1a, le acusa por dos de
!itos de hurto, sprociandole la sgravante de tri'
pie reincidencia. Pena pedida, l afo y l dis
de Preside correctional por cada delito. FL
defensor Sr Cuevillss, interest la absoluoi6n
de su defendido FL Fiscal RETRO So aousaoi6n
por 10 q respeota 4 uno de los delitos de hurto.
y ell Tribunal deepues de haber deliberate, lie
condeno & l ano y l dia de Presidio oorreooio.
nal con trabajos forzados durante la misms Pc.
nente, Sr Acosta.
Gel de hurto contra ell mismo jose Or
tega (s) Avispa- Pena pedida por ell Fiscal Sr
Ac2ha, l a1o 8 meses de ~presidio correctional
Letrado defensor, Sr Cuevillas. Ponente ST. Gu
ohf FL Tribunal despues de haber deliberate
condeno al acusado & la pena de l afo 8 meses
de preside correctional con trabsj os forzados
durante la misma.
GEL de amenazas contra Pablo Delfn
Lasanta. Pena pedids, 4 meses y l dia de a
rresto mayor. Fiscal, Sr Acuna. Letrado de-
fensor Sr Cuevillas En- este jaicio SO abtuvieron
de deolarar ell padrastro y 2 hermanos del acu-
RADIO ri Ministerio fiscal retro gu aousaci6n' y
ell Tribunal despues de haber deliberate absol.
vi6 al acusado.
4'-El de robo contra Luis Salgado (a)
Pelo de orc. Fiscal Sr Acuna; Letrado defen-
sor, Sr Cuevillas. Fl aousado es de pesimos an
tecedentas y mas de dos veces reinoidente Pc.
ma pedlda 8 amos, 6 meses y 81 dia de presidio
correctional, Ri Tribunal Iespues de babe
deliberado, condena al aousado & Ia pena de l
aho 8 meses y al dias de preside oorreooiona' q,
con ~trabajos forzados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-03
Aumento de aIti||eIia,

Segun informe del Diputado Herr Basser.
mann, presentado 4 Ia Camara bsja alemans,
la reorganization y aumento de Ia srtillerfa,
exigi'a 81 600, 900 de Marcos , otro gasto a.
nual de IL 500. 900. FL general Won Book de.
clsr6 que, adoptado ell proyecto, oontara Ale.
mania en- Ell aho 1908 con 574 bsterias = con
9 $40 cahones con sus a~talsies, mientras que la
artillerfa francesa solo ouenta en- ell sno actual,
con sos baterias y ? 1926 canones, comprendien-
do los contin gentes de Timex y Argel. De
suerte que la saperioridad de Alemania serA e.
norme como ndmero y como cslidad.
FL Ministro de Ia Guerra, Won Gossler,
confrm6 los datos anteriores, anadiendo que
para prestar al nuevo canon TODD 50 valor, es
necesario crear SO baterias de grusso calibre.
Despues de largos debates, Ia oomisi6n de
~presupuestos adopto por IL votos contra 10 ell
proyecto del Gobierno para elevar 6 STA ell MI.
nero de baterias, y por IL votos contra Q ell
aumeuto de Ia a~rtillerfa s pie.
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-. III amigo Izcoa Diss, nos suplios ha'

- III amigo Izcoa Diss, nos suplica ha'
gsmos presente 4 aus amigos que cualquier en-
cargo 6 carta que deseen llegue 4 90 inanos,
paeden entregarla en- la Gale de San Francisco
ndmero g., & don Juan Miranda Romsn.
-. En- los tiempos aotuales como en- los
venideros, debe tenerse siempre presen q que
son de oalidsd inmejorable los cigarrillos mar
ca <Toro, 8 International, raz6n por la cual
debe TODD ell mundo fumsrlos con preferencia
-. Sc dice que Ia Corte Federal ha sali'
do esta mafsna para Guyana.
-. Los doctores Velez Lopez Sarato,
auxiliados de los practicaDtes Llauger J Da'
MEL, y de los jovenes estudiantes de mediTins,
Sanchez Morales y Llauger hijo, han practical
10 aver 4 las 5 de Ia tarde, con satlstaotorios
resultados la amputaoi6n del brszo derecho del
individuo que en- Ssnturce fue herido con ma
chete.
- En- Ia Escuela Kindergarten, de esta
Capital, hs reoibido hoy IN alumno una Lerida,
& consequences de haberle oaido enoima una es.
oalera que habfa dentro del sal6u de clasee, J
que usaba uu obrero que estaba p%intando las
paroles. Muchas personals se reunieron por fue'
"a, ceroa de la Esouels, cuando ell auceso.
- Aroche en- ell Palacio de Santa Gag
talina y ante la familia del General Davis y
demas sociales del gobierno tuvo lugar ia con
cierto dado por ell joven Gabriel del Orbe vio'
linista y su sedorita hermana Dionisis, pianists
y una %selorita americana que canto aIgunos
numeros.
La velada resulto agradabilfsima y los jos
venes Orbe salieron muy complacidos de la
galanteria del General Davis y gu apreciable
familia.
-. FL General Davis ha acceptable q por'
puesta del Ayutsmiento de Coamo. para el
nombramiento de aloalde de quella Villa, re-
csido en- don NJ. Betances.
A Ia bora en- que cerramos, esta edi'
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