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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-07-24
u csalIIIsa ceaIl
Raye BeeA NJ .Wofse

did me no good ; ! was 4
dine f,ay hair came ont. u
throat Hhd mouth. my bod
with copper cclnred spic
sores. I suffered severely 1
In ny-shouiders and arEs.
have been no WORSE ontY I
can understand my euhe'
.o.t Al sopedof ever bsi'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-07-24
when The
Hair FANS

symptoms VIII follow !
promptly and efectpal
violent destructive poi.
/, s. S. S. Is the only
cure for this disease.
for this specific pois<
worst cases thorouRhly
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
5n Ser NroSiu; e6anfj pisber
Riele Wiffipndre srmprbst.

Cine SpesiaI.Dspeids an bic YerIi.
ner .,8olfs3eitune" entbdIt fdrsdIiGe
S6ilberunesn dber bic @rmorbuna Der
Wiiiiondre in Der gropins S6anii. Die
erftsn Opfer, belbt es in bsm 5eIegramm,
tpuren Der tatboIlf6s 9ii1of. iein goao.
iutcr unb bier europdiide Briefer. Ser
@Ouuerneur Iub lis mad ieinem Sauie
Elm, an8eblih. um ibuen beHeren Sdub
angeeelben su Iaiien. unb aIs lie anfas
famen, tpurben ibnen bic SGnbe gefeHelt
un6 oer 8ouberneur erboIdte Fs eigen.
tdnbis. Damn besab iib ber @Ouusr.
neur nit einisen SoIoaten nab Der
BObnuna bss 8ifbofs. IieB bort feds
fransbiifte Ronnen fsitnebmen unb Der,
ipra6 ibnen @elo unb @atten, ipsnn iie
oem Gbriitentbum entinssn tpOaten. 4as
lebnten oas NnerbIeten ab, pprauF bet
Sturfe bon @ouperneur niht nur fe
eroolhte. fOnbern nud orsibis dinsiiide
JtOnnen unb cine 4nsubl 6insiiide Brie.
tier. Nebrere amerituniide unO i6nebi.
ihe Dllflondre tpurben niebergemebeIt
5infssbn Samurlter banb man an BfabIs
uno atpanB iis. bas 8lut Der anOersn
Ofer Su trlnfen. tporauf man iie eImprs
ceIe. Drei @btiiten fperrte man in elne
Stlte uno perbrannte lie onrin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
Sbnen sInefte es.

Dlit 8nnfannsiiuneen fir s40O, 600
in Der Iai&e traf SRI. Warsaretb asap
auf Der 9elmreiie mad Bolton BON 4tIln,
alOnotte, eln. Die iunse Dame, bic
ftlber NIT s3 UOhenlobn in elmer 5eIe,
pbon' GenttaI tuition in Der Staol Der
Sntelli8enS uno Der sebadenen 8cbnen
bef6dfttst mar. brah i'm Sritiabr 1896
nit ibrem 8ruber unb pier anoeren Jun.
gen Wdnnern unb oersn SdpeItern mad
GloOraoo i'm elsftarrsnbsn Jloroeu auf.
Na9 elmer bsi6nerIiden Reiis erreibten
bic 10 lunaen Seute I'M SaIi bes aea.
Sabrss Itlln, mo bic Wdbden elm pri,
mltlpes 3ohbaus einritteten, ndbrene
lbfe Srtlber iib auf bic 8oIbiubs beaa.
ben. Das .,Sotel" Ientlrte lih 10 uors
treifItt, baB bic enereIitsn S66nen in
elnsm e,H3isen Sabre $40, 900 bsrbienten.
,gahcem tie ibre Sarapanierei fur elm
betrabtIlbes SImmben psrfauIt bats
ten. mahten fid Die Wdbden elei6 ben
Stdoern init Blde uno ShaufeI an be
8oloerdbetei uno IN 6 Dlonaten batten
tie 8olbfDrner i'm Wertbs pon $40 900.
Der erworbene 8ei6lbum purbe bon ben
SlddIi&sn sum 3pede psS Antaufs bon
>. Stains" auiammenseleat. Die Rsaie.
ruue prC3eiittie IbRen spar Oas srgiebiaIte
Der 8OlbIa8sr pieher ab. isoob periauf.
ten iie bic ancsren ipdtsr on 5petu,
tuntsn' @eieai6uften ;u enormeu greiieu
unb ais iie I'M Juni b. S. sur 9bsiIuns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13

@ie ii6 Uorausfebsn litB, bat bic Sa,
mile 9oulO es nldt su serldtliden 8er'
banSIuneen atsr ben @inbaItsbsfsbI fom-
men InHen, pel6en 9ldubieer bes 8ra.
fen unb Der @rdfin @afsaane (ssborsns
9lnna @oulb) erpirft baben. @Iner ber'
islben. Sitimur. ber porseidOben tpurOe.
beantraete bsfonn,Iid, baB bic @OuIo.
9sute perbinbert perben fOuen, an Annu
sinen Tbell ibres 8erm6sens aussulie.
liefern unb bab ibr idbtIider 8esue uui
$3.50, 900 befhrdntt neroe. 9lunmebr
iOate cine BeibanbIuns iber ben Sin,
haltsbefsbl ttuttfinben, auf gntraa ees
4bbotaten Der o,5nmiIis wurbe iis
aber bis IL. December perihohen udb
pabriheinltd III bnS sIsibbebsuteno nit
8srfdiebuns auf INNER. Die 8oulba
poaen teinsn Sfanbal buben, tpenn es
einisermuben sebt uno besablt miihen
Die Nanibaer fblie6lib bod peroen
8orldufie ut uussemadt. bnB 4nna aui
$3.50. 900 per S lbr eeiebt tulro; iie err
bdlt aber bic Summe niht uuf elnmaI,
osnn ionit pirb iie bon osm Ssrrn Sta.
fen aleth perpubt, fOnbern etn 3DDlfteI
per Wonat. IS pirb besbalb eine ibrsd'
Eds Dire i'm Saufe @aiteaane berr'
fdsn. $4,000 per Dlonut 1T fir oat
Baur ihon penleer aIs gar nidts. 9II
IetOinss. ebe Ssrr 9onifos bic Anna ers
piibts. idlua sr fib au6 nit Elm pnal
5runcs pro Sag burd. einfu6, pell e,
mukte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
Run Elm GlersGrn6.

Das eroBe Combine bon gierbanbIern
ioa bic iebt bur6 sine Breistreiberei
$3.50. 900 9rOfit semadt baben. 0iefe
gambler controliren ben eeiammten 8ors
ratb Gbieaeo's, uneefdbr l50. 900 8iitsn.
unb burb bic Sirma Sastea 8oswortb
in Beatrice, Reb.. ben sefammten 8or'
ratb bes Dsitens NIT mebr aIs $4,000
4ihen. sln benz Combine iinb Nrmour
& Spift. bic srObsn 5IeifGbdnoler, bann
bic gommiiiionsbdnbler 8ureeq, Binf'
BAN unb 6. $. @eapsr & Co., ioIpie
stpei 8rpbe aaItIaserbdufer, aneeblid
bic Wehern unb Wonard Co.. betbeiIiet.
Der observation-disclosures fur gter
betrue pdbrsno bes Sabres 1900 103
Gents; rsdnet man aaeerselb. 8erii6'
sruns unb Ii groeent 3infen su benz
ginioufsprsis, 10 btirfte Elm 0uBsnb @ier
auf l3 Gsnts su feben fommen. 400.s
900 8iitsn iino fur burdidnittIi6 II
Gents per 9uBenb perfuuft tporben. SIN
4nfaug Der Saifon ipar Der Breis l5 biz
ISL GentS per DuBeno. ipdter ities er
nber auf l9 Gents unb iest piro uOn ei'
ner Steieeruus bIs auf 25 @ents seipros
den,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
geutiblanps Gefabr.

Die Offieisae ..8srIiner GOrreipOn.
beng" beiprl6t in elmer Ser,e Artiteln.
bellteIt ,,9is pOIniide @eiabt". bi,
5Ortfbritts. melde bic BoIen felt Sur.
sem ioipObI auf poIitihem pie auf pittb
idaftlibem @ebiete au berSel6nsn batsn.
ferner lbre iiarfe 3unabme in pieIsr
gropinsen 0eutidlanOs uno fOlsert bar.
aus, ooR bic Brouinsen Poien, Wehpreu.
ben. Sitpreubsn, uno Sbsri6Isiieu III
9efahr uebsn, ir0b auer oueeeen erlniie'
men 8eeierunBs Wnbnabmen psriInpt
unb eine erOBe 4nsubI BON 8s;uten IN
Der RbeinprOoins unb WeIipfablen psr'
pOIniftt su tperpen. Gum 8spsiie fal
feline 8sbauptuns brinst OuS 8iuti meb'
rere itatlitlihe 8eIsBe. Die rffleibier
3eiiunsen sretfen baS Ibsma nuf uni
iusen, Die @efabr fei ni6t BLOB fur Brsu.
Sen. fonpern fur gang Deuif4lunb UOr'
banben,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
.RaHn ifd,'S leiften .

.SbIe SOur", bas neue 2anebaus
0iliam &. 8anoerbilt's in OafoaIe. 8.
S., on Steae csS IeBtes Sabr abssbranns
ten. aur 3sit oils 9anbsrblIt NIT ieiner
iuneen Srau eeraOe bic SIitteripr den
Oaieltit perIebte, ndbsrt fd fsinsr 8oI.
IenSuns unb ipenn nIbt npOrbergeiebene
Sinbernifie iid in ben Dss feQsn. tprb
ber DiiliOnar nddites Srlbinbr basisIbs
besleben. Bon oasn 2anbbduiern auf
Gong Sslanb b-uno es eiebf beren iibers
aus foitbare-iit 8anbsrbilt's bas idbnhe
unb foitburite eeporben. @dbrenb beS
8aueS battle 8anberbilt bem 8aumeiiter
ftrifte Sroei8 ge8eben, oarauf Su ieben.
oab bic @inseIbeiien Der prddtlsen lnnss
rem 4usituttuna nidt in bic OeifentIihs
felt eetaneten, ha er feline Wlaiondr.
freunbe init benz poQenbeten 9raGtbnu
tiberraf6en ipoate. nriprlnaIi6 tparen
$500, 600 fur ben 8au in Iusfdt ee'
nommen, esrabe bas DUppRIte bat er se.
tOfst. Das S6IOb 1T in ensIii6em
8auitiI eebalten uno bat bic 5Orm eines
IatsInIi6en ,.2". @s entbdlt euca so
Raume.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
8eft6rtes 8esrdbniB.

Seit @inbrub bes Wnters breben
N6lfe in Die tIeinen gtIeoerIaiIuneen
Osr Nadbaridaft bon 8tsmlDil. 4Rlnn.,
elm. Am 5rettae ftarb bas oreijabriee
T66terben BON Abolpb SaniOn, ber auf
elner 4niiecIune swel DielIsn bon Roisau
wObnt. Die 8serOlsune fanb am Cams
flag itatt. bic gltetn uno eine An,abl
Rahbarn ainsen nod bem nnben SSriso.
bOf. 9eraOe aIs Der Sars ins @rut
usrientt peroen ioIlte. iprans beuIsnb
aus bem neuen 9eblib elm Ruoel BoIfs
berpOr, mabten aber turse @ntfernuue
BON Der 8rabfdtts SaIt. Der Setter
Oes 8uoels. Elm rieii9er WoIf, iprane
plbBlib Dor uno blB cine Hreu ms Bein,
Dann famsn auh bic iibrieen 8efiien
betan, ipilrben aber NIT Stbden surud.
setrleben. Die 2eute lesien Elm Seuer
an, poOurd iie ii6 bic WbIfe pom 2eibs
bieIten. Sdllsbll6 famen siniee Dian.
ner init 9enebrsn on uno psrtrleben bic
W6lfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
aatisismus auf Der aiatsrbanf

SIM GiuiIseridte SO |. su BbiIabeIpbtO
Bat Oberridter 8ioble benz oeutih ames
rItanliden 8OItsfsituersin ben na6se.
iu6ten Gbarter perpsisert. Der Rlh.
ter laet. oob 3pei 8rGnbs fir bic Der,
wsieerung pOrIdssn: elitsns babe Der
Sersin. Der cine eeieqise uno Unite, ltdB.
un5s' Organization iei. bereits fiinf Sabs
re beitnncen uno iebr pieI sutss sslDlrtl.
obne elne @barter su beiiben. uno spsi,
tens ieI her 5iiel pss gbartsrs IN elmer
fremben Sprn6e ubesfnBt; Der Iitel i,i
aber eln Tbeil oes @ba,lers unb mdhe
eten 10 tlar iein pie ber Rsit Oss Snitru'
menis. Sn neuerer 3slt ist um 10 pieIt
ebariers IN perfdiebenen Spraden unr
0ialetten na6eeiudt poroen, baB sa
zines un8spObnIl6 sei6dten DoImet.
i6ers bebitfe. um iie ale au tibsrisBsn
Die 3ltel icIlisn in ensliitH Spra6,
absefuBt iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
arbeiters auaelegenheiten.

SIN ben SIuB aobIsneruben Der Dio'
nonaobela Ripsr gonfoIibateb GOal &
Sole So. su Btttsbur8 nabmen 10000
aobIenerdbsr bic Nrbslt ipisber auf. Da.
ourb tpirb ben 2suten. bon oenen mands
felt persansensm SuIi bsi&dttieunssIOs
parsn. nidt nur @eIessnbslt. sin fl6bIi'
&es @sibnudtsn su feiern. iOnbsrn aud
bsftdnSise Arbsii auf einep 9sitruum bon
is6s WOnntsn eeboten. Die Bieoeraufs
nabme eer 4rbeit baben bic 2eute BEN
fiirsIi6 besOnnsnen Stsiesn Der SIdfe
su psroanfsn, 6ur6 tpel6es Der 8srfanpt
bon sttpa 10000. 900 8uibsIs aObIen
erm6elidt puroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
9feues 6abel.

4mtIid III bstnnnt eemahi worben.
oab bic en9tite 8esIeruna Flr ote Seq
uns einrs Bacfie' SnbyIs | .795, 900 8fp
81. (ss.975. .000) beplaist bot. DAD
neue 8abel ntro nur brltiltes g bet be
rdbren. IS ptro nltt nur 8ipbbritan.
nIsn NIT islnen GoIonien. ioneem aud
Iuitrallen unb @lnabu nit chamber usrr
bnesn. Sn allen Friibtrr RhbetpIaner
8ToBbrltannlens irurbe Sonolulu OILS
5tallon erpdblt Do ete Sanotp,b
SnieIn BON ben Der. Staaten nunetttt
puroen, muBte nattrIlf eine nuteu
station gsIunoen wslosn. unb bait,
Sobn Bua bet 3Siten 8o,iUras eetrpifsn
9ereGts I'm Sabre 1888 lpuroe Die Suit
Fanhtn9 perlruGsmaBIg BEN bruibet
Atlbe elnUerIslbt. 8sgsn @noe oss Sub.
res 1902 iOa Die aesuna peS SabetS be,
enoet ieIn. IS pWO fat 5000 Mtilen
lang uno Oas beoeutenbhe oer 0ett fem
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
3msi Viiefen.x xrnfts.

3psi sisantif6s @ifenbabn.8 8sridmsI'
suneen itnu foeben suitanbs sefommen.
DisieIben bstreffen bic n6rOliben unb
Die iIbIi6en poc,fie 8abnen. Gum ers
itersn 3ruit seb6ren bic ROrtbsrn unO
gaeifie, bic Great 9ortbern unb bic ga.
eifie 8abnen nit l5. 1877 Weilen 2dnee
unb sinsm Gapital bon s799. 499, 454.
Der anbers 9ruft beitsbt aus Der At6ls
ion unb SOutbern Baeiie SO. NIT Ia, 480
Wsilsn 2dnee uno elnem capital pon
s624, ,s49. .440.
Der Ibatbeitanb III. bnb bic 8srbinbs
uns ,nii6en Osm atluntii6en unO puclfi'
i6sn Wssrs bur9 bic sanss 8reIte Der Der.
Staatsnpou spet Glfenbabnmusnaten ab
folut bsbsrribt ntrb, nobel nitt aus
ssidIOfsn 1T, baB bieie bsipen 1ruits
ebsnfalls su sinsr 8sritdnoiBuns eeIan'
aen,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
1rauten tbm III pief.

Bm W. @lles bat oe Slrma 5runl
& DuUOlS BON 9teW YOyt. bel Der Ell "a
sabre lang bei6afti8G tpar uno pel6,
lbn I'm 2aufe Der 3slt pom 8Oteniunssn
bis gum 8efhaftsfubrer bei6Toert bate.
um $4,000, pteuedt mebr behpbIsn.
gr IL Jest Ueribpunoen. bat absr DOT
ieIner 4brelie Elm @sfdnpnIb ieinsr
SduIO abssIest. 9ls 9rIiuna Der 8u
DER bat erseben, buB er felne Dtstfabls
islt iisben Sabre besaneen bat Srani
& DubCts iino 8etii6erunssmatIer unt
iOasn oaS srOBurliafs @sibdft IN OisieI
Sranbe betreiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13

fdritten. fanbsn fe. bab isbss bsr 2stu
s400. 900 ,,pertb" mar. Sbre Abii4t
mar ss mad ROms dbersuiieoeln. bod srs
fubren iis nod re6ssitis. bab bic WsI.
bunsen bon ben bortisen @olofunosn
Sdninbel iparen uno iie bei6Iohsn bas
bsr. nad Der Seimatb surddfebren. Sri.
8ellp reiit boraus unb bic iibrisen Dtits
sIieoer ber eIGdli6eu Areonautens8ss
teai6uft foIsten ibr uuf oem Sube.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
IiikGicbe 9tmfftGruna
sSeuer.9liarm 6Gffem,

i2 Rslfen WibIs.
t3 SItif Werff, Glif StraBs.
IA Gadapannd unb Sisbtuitr Sirabt.
is Nafapanua uue penn Apsnue.
t6 Difipn Wanufaetur Co.. 8ins Sira6s.
IL {. =. & 9. Co.. StabI Wnfs.
10 { 9. Il 9. Co., Alts Rpl. WibIe.
i9 WluIbnry ctr uub Weblisr Apsuus.
II S'nGIen unb 9dfapanna Apsituss.
% 9Rppuiua 4ptnue uue Sprutt Stra6e.
q 9inesn Slrabs uue 5ranftm Gpenus.
"a 9Baibingtpn 4pe. unp WuIbtrrs Sn.
25 Slipf Ctr une Aeams Apsnue
26 eatdpanua unb @afbinatpn aptnue.
u Wulberry ctr. unb Wlaeifon apenus.
% 5sfsriCn ape. uup @ibfcu Straft.
29 Mrnrce apt unb pine Strabt.
81 NtuHis unc RUbinipn StrcBf
80 Sub Moin apeuus une Sampipn ctr,
50 Spttlnnb Ctr. une SrpmIty Aptnnt.
81 eadapanua unb Yprb Waln aps.
50 SadicH Ctr. uno Drain Aptnus.
Sc 9adipn Or. unb Gin oln apfnut.
81 6prstt Apsnut uup 9afipH Sira6t.
3S garfislp Aps. une eaiayttts Stra6e.
39 Sumnsr I've. une Waibburn Straet.
al 9Baibiustpn Apt. une Sidprp Stra6s.
AZ Drtltsr uue 6tlIcps Sfrabf.
43 9roabpap une 5liuits Smabs.
IL ScraHipu uub Sitbsnttr Sirabs.
IS Cub A6tsr uHe 3 impien Strdes.
46 Stcns AUt. une 5tmlod SnaBs.
AZ pittstpu ape unb Wapp Sirabe.
AZ prclpset 2Ipe. uue Bed Shabt.
40 Bad Strabt uHp Grppu aptnus.
5f Gtear Apsnus unb Alon Strabs.
So prVipse apsnus une Hirtr Straes.
So 9epar Apfnut une Gin StraBs.
54 gBaIbtnetpn Apt. unb MapIs Sra6t.
55 9sear aptnut uue pear Sira6s.
Sc Snantpn StabI Wtrfs.
81 prcIpsrt Aptnus uns t}ig SirdBt
81 Rtmtnatcn Apsnut une 9bsrrp Stra6e.
80 8irntp Npsnus une Gpnusl Strabs.
81 prppietnr 8Oae uub Carbon Strabt.
62 Gapcufe avfnut unp phelps Snabt.
63 Stcptr's Vafins Go Green's place.
6i 9BdIpinston Astnut unb Nsp gorE ctr,
65 WiaripH Strabe uue gapeuls aptHus.
Of .. & 3. U. U. uHb @rtsn Ripss Ctr.
67 gBppming aptHuf aub aib Straet
6S Dtapars Strab. une penn aptnus.
SO albright Apsnus uue Wartou Stri6e.
II DidIpu ApeHuf unb On Mdrftt StTa6s.
72 Court Srabs uub Diamond Avtnut.
73 propieenrs Rpae une Rore Drain Nosuut
"a Wiartst StraBs uup Rpre Nain autnus.
rs sfOrb Drain Aps. aub paintsr StraBt.
rs 5aus gum 8uitn 5iritn, SeIiisr Ctr.
81 Bird uub Dat Shast.
81 Bloom unb Rarftt Sna6t
SO gBapnt apsnus une putuam SiraBs.
81 gBapnt Npfuut une William StraBs.
Sc 9Btf WiaIfti une 9DiHpua Srdee.
ti6 gBppmius Qpsuut une Olius Siraet.
tiS Riunal uno CART Straetn.
ft9 Mpuity 2Iptnut unp Poplar SiraBt.
t2f 2Ifb unp CUTE Snabtn.
1872 prtsfpft aptnus uub giblpn ShaBs.
1913 D, {. & u. 5ra6t 5aus.
i4 GIdy Nstnut uup 8int Strabs.
i25 SUlfar Aptnlt uub Aib StraBs.
l26 9rppu aptnus uHe Alb Strd6s
i27 Auinry Apsnut unp 9iuosu Sira6s.
I29 prsseOtt aptnuf uue ginf Straes.
si3 D., {. * W. sarrsH-gpsritn, @aitiHstpH
Apfnut.
}2i Weubidn une Sitttntn Strabs.
,22 3tbnttr unp eujerHt Shaet.
,23 6iinijebutt uup eulens Sira6s.
,24 Gprbttt aptnus uup arhbaIb Shaee,
'27 jttyisr AvsHus unp 9adfOn Strabt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13

sS annpueirt int .,Do9snbIatt." /"
The Dickinson press., 1900-02-03
Poverty is the stone on which many
wits are whetted.-Chicago News.
The Shepherds Song.

am a keeper of the sheep. Each day
l tramp my daily beat to keep away the
wolves and other foes unknown; and
when each is spent we take the back
ward tramp and at the sheepfold we do
camp until the e succeeding sun.
Then young men and maidens of the
East, to North Dakota you should come,
retain your health and gain your wealth
where cattle sleek do roam, where horses
skip and give you warning not to come
too near.
Then to North Dakota We maidens fair
and ye young men that are so brave, re-
tain your health and gain your wealth
while you are growing old.
North Dakota's fame is spreading far
and wide, then to North Dakota you
should come, that in your. carriage you
may ride, while you are growing old.
When first to North Dakota l did come
on foot | had to tramp; but now to the
shepherds camp in my carriage do ride.
My table is suppliedfrom the shepherds
focks.
My focks each year two crops supply;
the one doth bleat the other doth the
weaver's cloth complete. Then to the
sheep that keeps away the wolf that
comes too near the door we should give
credit. Then to North Dakota you
should come and gather in the wealth
that lies so near your door, while you are
growing old. ]. F. B.
The Dickinson press., 1900-02-03
President Hill FavOrs
Expansion.

The grain growers meeting at Fargo
has adjourned. The feature of the meet
ing vas the address of President ]. ].
Hill, who said, among other things:
The wheat production of the world is
about 2,5oo,ooo,ooo bushels. In this
country we consume 5H bushels per cap
tia; the average for the world is little less
than 4H bushels per capita. About SIS,
100000 people eat wheat for food and
about a thousand million do not. We
ought to reach many of those thousand
millions. In a small way China and
Japan have begun to buy our flour. Last
year about 100000 bushels of wheat as
flour we're sold them; but there has not
been a day in the last year when we
could find ships to carry an eighth of
what western millers could sell. A mil
Ter in Seattle told me he could sell 1900
barrels a day if he could ship it. l have
given this matter a great deal of atten-
ton and l know the people in the orient
who use flour can only get enough of it
to make pastry. If we could teach
China to use wheat the way we do we
would have to live on rye and Indian
corn if we supplied the need. How can
a Chinaman afford to buy flour and eat
it as food? If Cinnamon spent one cen
a day for wheat bread it would take ST.
100000 a day to pay the bill. We don't
produce enough to supply China with
cent per day for wheat -four. That
leaves room for expansion. This world
will 60 on and the people in it will i'm
prove. We must keep up with the pro-
cession. What is necessary to give us
the benefit Of that eastern market?
Nothing, except to provide the means to
carry our product to that market at a
fair price. Last year we carried under
the American flag a very small per cent
OF that trade. We have been quite busy
helping the man who makes iron, the
man who raises wool, and, in fact, all ex-
cept the man who is on the farm. If we
help the iron man, the leather man, the
wool man, that is the way to help the
farmer. That is what, with the best in
tentions, those who have tried to build
up the industries of the country say. l
want to say that so long as the farmer
has to face the worlds competition, he
has to compete with the exportable sur
plus of all countries. You might assume
that if you ship your grain free to Liver
pool you have advanced the price of your
wheat, but within a year the price in
London would be that much less. We
must, therefore, educate new people to
eat your wheat to make wheat scarce.
The Dickinson press., 1900-02-03
HUNTING FOR new WRITER'S.
A Magazine Finds but so Worthy Mans.
scripts out of 5000 Read in q Year.

Eight thousand manuscripts were re-
ceived by the Ladies' Home Journal dur
ing the year just closed. Each vas CIV
en- a careful reading, but out of the en-
tire number only eighty were found
worthy of publication. The Manuscript
Bureau OF the Ladies' Home Journal is
operated at a large expense, but the hope
of discovering new writer's or some as
pirants with undeveloped talent war
rants the outlay. 1t a be seen that the
articles secured by such a careful win
moving process brings the cost up to and
above the remuneration paid our best
writer's.
These facts bring refutation to the Oft
repeated but none the less erroneous as
sertion that only well-known writers of
established literary reputation are able
to find a place for their work in the mag
azines. Exactly the contrary is true.
The Ladies' Home Journal, through the
manuscripts considered, has discovered
three or four new writer's of excellent
merit and great promise, and this "fnd"
its editor regards as fully warranting the
large outlay of maintaining an expensive
bureau for reading all the manuscripts
submitted.
The Dickinson press., 1900-02-03
Legal Holidays in N. D.

State Supt. Halland has issued a cir
cular for the benefit of the public schools,
giving outlines of programmes for Wash
ington's and Lincoln's birthdays, these
dates being legal holidays in North Da-
kota. Mr.. Halland also gives the legal
holidays, defines school year, week, ETC.,
as will be found in the accompanying
paragraphs, which will be of special in
terest to teachers:
Holidays are every Sunday; the first
day of January, which is New Years Day;
the twelfth day OF February, which is the
birthday of Abraham Lincoln; the TWEEN
ty-second day of February, which is the
birthday of George Washington; the
fourth day of July, which is the anniver-
sary of the Declaration of independence;
the tw~enty-ifth day Of December, which
is Christmas Day; the thirtieth day of
May, which Is Memorial Day; every day
On which an election is held throughout
the State, and every day appointed by
the President of the United States, or by
the Governor of this State for a pnblic
fast, thanksgiving or holiday.
If the first day of January, the twelfth
day of February, the twenty-second day
of February, the fourth day of July, the
thirtieth day of May, or the t%wenty-ffth
day of December falls upon a Sunday,
the Monday following shall be the holi-
day.
The school year shall begin on the
first day of July and close on the thir-
tieth day of June each year. A school
week shall consist of five days and a
school month of twenty DAYS. No school
shall be taught on a legal holiday nor on
any Saturday. A legal holiday in term
time falling upon a day which otherwise
would be a school day shall be counted
and the teacher shall be paid therefor,
but no teacher shall be paid for Saturday,
nor be permitted to teach on Saturday to
make up for the loss Of a day in the term.
These sections also govern teachers
and school boards in the observance of
holidays in school. Teachers wishing to
have special exercises, patriotic or liter
airy, on days designated by statute as
holidays, may do so, but attendance on
the part of pupils is entirely voluntary
and cannot be compelled.
The Dickinson press., 1900-02-03
Rope Walking at Niagara.

The man who wanted to walk across
Niagara Falls on a rope vas wisely re-
strained by the authorities. Probably he
is thankful that such was the case.
Death comes soon enough. Take the in
roads of disease for example. Common
ailments like constipation, dyspepsia.
biliousness, malaria and nervousness, do
much to shorten life. There is a med
icine that will ure these, if taken faith
fully, and that is Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. Set the stomach right, and good
health is sure to follow. This peerless
remedy has a record of over fifty years
of cures to back it up. When in need of
a medicine of this kind, get the old re-
liable Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, with
a Private Revenue Stamp over the neck
of the bottle.