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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
CROPS ~ FLORIDA
Their Present Condition ana the
ProSpectivc Yield.

Their Present Condition ana the
Prospective Weld.
Tallahassee. Fla. Sept i2-The Monthly
Bulletin FOR the current month. 20 be- is
sued hy the State Department % Agri-
cul,ure. will show the following general
averages as 10 condition ana prospective
yield Of Florida crops for the month Of
August;
Condiuon-rpland cotton. u. sea leland
cotton Is. corn S6. sugar Cnue. s5i field
peas. -. rice -, sweet potatoes 80. cas-
snvu IS peanuts, 81 hay. 81; velvet beans
"a; bananas, 100: plneapples 100. guavas,
100, orange trees, 100. grade fruit trees.
lo3 lime trees ioo. grape fruit trees. lW
Prospective Yicld-Upland cotton. Is. sea
island cotton. y. corn. 81: sugar cane. -,
field peas -. rice io2. sweet potatoes. q.
cassava. i02 peanuts %; hoy. i07. velvet
beans is5. bananas. 1n. pineapples. los;
guavasi ie1; oranges. il3. lemons, 100.
lines. i35. grape fruit. 10
The hardware store OF J.. G. Yacger
was broken into one night last week and
eleven fine pistols and other articles were
stolen, Sheriff Pearce on Tuesday brought
In three strange negroes from Weiborn
from whom he recovered most OF the
stolen articles. The missing articles have
been located and will he secured
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13

ins. The batter g. made 20 cover thiniy
the entire surface.
when one eide is baked she takes the
bread by corner and pulls % on dexter
ously. turning i she other side up. when
b is done a long Hat basket receives H.
ana the baker turns the edges upall round
30 that the afr can get ut 3D. Sheet after
sheet b baked unfl the basket is piled
high wiki the blue bread. or 'piki," which
me baker pronounceH "p'ka.'
No salt O. used in the batter. and The
pix has a swectish tast ~ Is usually
blue. partakinR OF the color of tine corn
from which Il is made. IL is eaten dry
or in "a sort Of soup when tne men go on
a journey they take pix mad, irio rolls.
very much as one would roll up q sheet OF
wet paper the bread being about the same
thickness as the paper.
Tho stones upon which the bread b. hak-
"a are prepared By fho Oh women OF the
tribe with great secrecy ana much cere-
mouy. They are very valuable and are
handed down a. heirooms from mother 20
daughter
Popular Science News is the smoothing
and nlling Of the surface ~ the stone with
hot pitch. I Is then Smoked nrd rubbed
FOR many daYs. with 600 ucromn'nimcnt
o. rude chanting A. fnr o. white man
mny know the FRS rubbing B., with a
smooth stone. che next with pieces Of
wood while tlr finishing work a done
with the bare hands TIE result. o. a Jet
black. smooth surface. 10 which the p.kl
does nc suck in baking.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
The Pithecanthropu- speaks.



Denver, Sept 4-Amerlca and Europe
have entered into a race FOR the discovery
Of the Pitchecanthropus which. scientist.
say, IL the missing link between man and
the lower animals.-sun dispatches.
Get on TO me.
II YOU can.
/ am the Pithecanthropus,
The missing link.
or the missing mink.
or something like that;
And / climb tree
And pull IL up after me
So I can roost nigh.
] am wild and woody,
And when ! go on
The Warpath.
The Moneydcmon
Flies before me
Like a scared tomcat
Before a WALLER dog.
eat Octopi
For dessert.
And I lick my chops
When there IS nothing else 20 lick
have sixteen claws
To one foot
And one foot az each corner.
And when ! begin to scratch gravel.
And howl.
Mankind In general
Concludes that something has 1t
Business eud up
when ! stalk down
The middle % the rold.
Switching my sllyer-mountoi tal
From side 10 side.
The Insignificant little
G-O-rtcrryhncus
Jumps the fence
And hides In the woods
I've got hay
For hair.
And when I'm brushed
The wrong way.
look Ike a teu-acre timothy field
And twice as dangerous.
I've got mouth on me
That makes the Mississippi river
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13

Mrs Thurman.
j r. Brooks.
Nirgle Lennon.
Mrs Bland.
Miss Florence Bland colored ana seven
children
Henry T. Davis sr.
Florence Holmes coiorod teacher.
Air= Miller and five children. col0rcd.
Mrs rfueg colorod
Mr.. FRESHMAN and three children.
Ida and Cora Patrick.
~ a. quincy
Mr. IS T. knowles and two children.
Mrs Schiller and elk childrca.
Herman Tx.
S1rgot
SIR ANA Mrs porrf ana TWO daughters.
Corr,nne Carter ana family.
Norman Martin ana part Of family.
Harry Frciiag
Aira Kuhnel and two daughters.
Frsz Wsidmnun.
Tom TORI
Mrs. Gotueib and seven children.
John Mcneil. wife and Eve children
John Bohi wife and nNo children.
Herman Van Buren,. wife and three chill
drcn
Il schultz. wife ana two children.
Assistant City Electrician wikc. wife
and boy
Mrs Peter Humberg and, i've children.
Prof Reuhrmeond. wife and Two chill
dren
Charlotte Center. colorcd
Ada and Hattie Rowe, colored.
George Rove. coiored.
Rev ana Mfs Thomas W Cain.
John Mcclure.
Nj. and Mrs. Tobey Adams (colorcdl.
Mrs Alex Allen and fve children (col-
orodJ
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13

Look like persimmon pucker.
And when I'm not
CheWlug up Trusts
I'm splitting them out
! danglc the cross OF gold
By d string
Tied to my tail.
AMI ! use the crown Of thorns
To sharpen my teeth on.
/ blow up and snort
And paw the crath
When they wave the American flag
AZ me.
And swallow Liberty whole
To keep everybody e'ge
From having 10
! am full Of tax.
And when l rear up
And shake myself.
You can hear me iangie
All through the West
And slop over some "a the sides.
You hear me yowl
And you've heard mv Platform
And declaration OF principles.
But that's no sign
Where I'm at
As said before,
Get on 10 me
II you can.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
AID FnoM JACKSONVILLE.
Carload Of Provisions TO he sent aud
Money VIII he Raised.

Jacksonville Fla. Sept i2-Jackson-
v'lle viii send tomorrow a carload OF pro-
visions to Galveston for the storm suffer-
ere
In addition. Mayor Bowdcn to-day Is
sued an appeal for help ana expects to
raise several hundred dollars. The Times
Union and Citizen started the relief move
ment This morning and Is receiving contri-
buttons
Galveston gave Jacksonville 81 go during
the fever epidemic OF ISIS and the Times
Union and Citizcn tomorrow VIII edlto-
rally refer 10 this liberal donation In ask
ing help for the stricken Texans
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
PaSsenseT FaTes nom savanna.

iu2SShnOt luASo nun JUi ohh0as
TO NEW YoRK-FIRsT CABIN. 50.
FIRST CABIN ROUND TRIP. 81. ~
TERMEDIATE CABIN. SIS. INFERNO
DATE CABIN ROUND TRIP 81
SFEERAGE. SO.
TO BOSTON : FIRST CABIN. 81;
FIRST CABIN ROUND TRIP, G6 ~
TERMEDIATE CABIN. 81: INTERME-
date CABIN ROUND TRIP. asa
sTEERAGE. Sii.75.
The express steamships OF this line are
appointed 10 sail from Savannah. Central
Cssh) meridian time as follows;
SAVANNAH TO NEW YORK.
NAcooCHEE. Capt Smith. THURS
DAY. Sept. 10. 500 p. m.
KANSAS CITY. Capt. Fisher sATuk-
DAY, Sent Is. 1000 .. m. -.
TALLAHASSEE. Caps, Askins, TUES
DAY. SEPT y, i;s p m.
CITY OF AUGUSTA, capt Daggetl,
THURSDAY. sept 20, - o. m.
NACOOCHEE. Capt smith, sATUR-
DAY Sept % 400 y m
KANSAS CITY. Capt Fisher, TUES
DAY sept - 5.D p. m.
TALLAHASSEE. Capt. Askius THURS
DAY. $. 81. = 500 p m.
CITY OF AUGUSTA. Capt. Dagsett.
SATURDAY. Sept % SOD p. m.
NEW NOHk TO BOSTON.
CITY or MACON. Capt Savage. FRI
DAY. Sept "a. noon.
CITY OF MACON. Capt. Savage, WED
NEsDAY. Sept. 10. noon
CITY OF MACON. Capt Savage. mon.
DAY. Sept -. neon.
CITY or MACON. Capt Savage, FRI
DAY. sept, q. noon.
This company reserves she right %
change its salings without notice and
without liability or accountability there
for
After Friday. Sept "A. sailings from
Now York for Savannah will be Tuesdays.
Thursdays ond saturdays. SEQ =. m
w. G. BREWER. city Ticket and Pass
euger Agent iG Bull street. Savannah
Ca
p. W. SMITH. Contracting Freight
Agent. Savannah. Ga.
r. c. IRRELEVANT. Agent Savannah
Ga
WALTER HAWKINS. General Agent
Traffic Dept 20 w. Bay street Jack
sonvllle. Fla.
4. II. HINTON. Traffic Manager. sa-
vanuah. Ca.
7. r. LIE FEVRE. Superintendent Ne"
Pier 80. North River. New York. y y.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13

Washington. Sept. 12-Acting Secretary
OF state Hill authorizes the announcement
that The French government, through its
charge d'anHires has expressed les deep
sympathy on account OF the great calam-
ity caused by floods in Texas and the
appreciation Of this government Of che
kind sentiments expressed By the govern
mcnt Of France has been communicated
through NJ. Thiebaut
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13

Omaha. Neb Sept 12-J C. Root
Sovereign Commander OF the woodmen Of
the World in response 10 On appeal from
che Galveston relief committee Of that
organization AT Houston. Tex. has issued
call 20 all camps in the United States
Tor immediate aid. quite a number Of
WOOlmen are reported killed or injured
but the call is made FOR funds for general
aid as well as fraternal
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
MrLwAuKEE TO RAISE $4,000.

SchiitE brewing 60. sent 100000 40
the Mayor of Galveston.
Milwaukee. Wis. Sept i2.-Mllwaukee
has determined to raise $4,000 inside Of
forty-eight hours in aid OF the Galveston
sufferers
The Schlitz Brewing Company wired so z
0oo to the Mayor Of Galveston. the Pabst
Brewing Company wired 5000: First Ma
tional Bank. Edward 4. Ais Company
and Foster and StoWell Manufacturing
Company. 500 each Many other small
offerings swefl the total to-day 10 more
than $1,000
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13

Dallas. Tex. Sept i2-Rcv. Homer T
Wilson Of Fort Worth ex-natlonai chap
lain Of the Travellers Protective Associa-
zion, has issued "a card 10 members Of the
organization suggesting that they raise a
fund for the benefit 81 the Galveston
storm sufferers. II Is suggested that che
amounts secured be sent to Relief Com
mittee az Galveston.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
Ansn.tn RaIslng FUNDS.

Augusta Ga. Sept i2-Members Of the
Cotton Exchange, by voluntary individual
subscriptions. raised 1915 for Galveston
sufferers to-day. and tomorrow al Il
O'Clock "a mass meeting will be held az the
Exchange az which time Il Is intended 90
make a concerted and organized effort TO
raise a substantial sum.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
FUND RAISED ~ MOBILE.
steamer winona VIII Garry n supply
of pruefsfou.

Mobile Ala, sept i2.-The Cotton Ex-
change subscriptions to-day for the Cal
weston relief amounted to $50 and che
public subscriptions TO Si5i5. without any
cnnvassing being done.
The revenue steamer winona has been
ordered from this port 90 Galveston 20 sail
about daylight tomorrow, carrying gov
eminent rations and large supply Of gen.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
Appeal 90 Carolina knights.

Asheville. ". c. Sept l2-Grand Com
mander W. r. Randolph Of North Carolina
knights Tempiar, to-day wired following
20 subordinate commanders OF this state:
our fraters IN Texas Ia dire distress
because OF recent storm. Immediate re-
lief imperative. Grand master appeals for
iunds Wire or send quickly 20 Henry
b stoddard Deputy Grand Master. Cal
weston. Tex"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13

Charleston. S. C.. Sept i2-Noariy s. 900
was raised here by popular subscription
to-day for the relief Of the Galveston
storm sufferers. II is believed that that
sum will b. trehled within the next Two
days. The commercial bodies of the city
held informal meetings and subscribed 10
the fund and subscription lists have been
opened az many places In the city
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
NEW ORLEANS Is Liberal.

That CITY Has Raised si5.OOO and
wiz send Vessel. Too.
Now orleans. Sept l2-The Board o.
Trade and other commercial bodies have
taken active relief measures for the as
sistunce OF Galveston. So far about si5.o00
has been raised. Tomorrow Hight draft
vessel will be- secured aud provisions and
clothing sent. and tho craft kept al Gal
weston for relief work.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
APPEAL FnoM PHOTOGRAPHERS.
They Ask sister Unions 90 Ala Them
In Their Distress.

fn Their Distress.
Galveston. Tex. Sept. ITO Sister Ty-
biographical Unions: Standing within the
presence OF the most ovcrpowcring ca
lamlty IN the history OF the Western
hemisphere. Galveston Typographical
Union No. . sends this appeal to her sis
ter unions for aid to care for che living
I'D bury the dead. Immediate action Is
absolutely necessary. There can be no ex-
aRgeratiou Conditions are as indescrib-
able as they are horrifying and hopeless
We are absolutely homeless. Send contrl-
buttons TO Chairman Relief Committee
George 4. John. chairman: @. II.
Kuntz. president. Gus G.. Harris
secretary and treasurer: r. NJ Walker. r.
@. Lowe. managing editor News; J. r
Quigley. Frank willard. composing the
Relief Committee.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
Good shootinr nt wn,cros..

Waycross. Ca. Sept. 12-This has been
lively day among the sporting element Of
the city. IL was the occasion OF the first
annual tournament given 10y the Waycrors
Gun Club. 4 larir~ number OF marksmen
were on hand. and as rule the scores
were very satisfactory. Tho Savannah
visitors were Or w r. Drummer. and
Messrs. Lemeke WolJen and schafer.
and from Brunswick. Messrs. Clarke aul
Mart
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
ATLANTIS CONTRIBUTION.

Fund Raised Tor Galveston Sufferers
u sI,5T1.25.
Atlanta. Sept l2-At special meeting
Of the city Council this afternoon $500
was appropriated for the Galveston storm
sufferers. Private subscriptions have
amounted 10 more than this amount and
to-day yi51l.25 was sent 60 the Relief
Committee in Galveston.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
MERCHANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION co.
STEAMSHIP LINES.
SAVANNAH TO BALTIuOHE.

SAVANNAH TO BALTIMORE.
Tickets on sale at company Offices 70
the following points az very low rates
ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
BAI,TIMORE. MD. BUFFALO. y l.
BOSTON. MASS. .
CHICAGO. ILL. CLEVELAND. o
ERIE. PA
TtAGERsTOWN. HARRISBURG. IA
HALIFAX. N. $ ,,,
NIAGARA FALLS. NEW iohN'
PHILADELPHIA. .......,
PIrrsBURc. fRoFlbhN'i~
ROCHESTER,
-rppN,ToN WILMINGTON
WASHINGTON.
First-class tickets include meals
state room berth. Savannah TO baltil,
Accommodations and cuisine unfl.Aie
Freight capacity unlimited; cateiu'
Ing and quick dispatch
THE steamships of this company arc ~
nointed 10 sail from Savannah TO bii"-
rrora as follows standard timel
TEXAS. capt Eldridge. THURsDAl'
sept. 10. 900 "a. m. nun.
d. IA. MILLER Capt. Peters. sAIlh-
DAY. sept Is. u IN. 80,
ITAsCA. Capt Digs, TUESbA1' Se'''
Ai,i.EGuANY. capt Foster THURS
DAY. sept %. 400 o. IN .,,.
TEXAS. capt Eldridge. sATURl)Ai'
sept - $3.50 o. m
and from Baltimore Tuesdays. Thurs
days ana Saturdays at $50 p m
Ticket once. - Bull street
NEWCoMB COHEN, TRAY. Agent
j. J. cAROLAN. Agent.
Savannah. Ca
W. p. TURNER. q. ?. 4
A. D. STEBBfNS. \. 7. n
]. c. WHITNEY. Traffic MANAGER
General Offices. Baltimore No
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13

Fund l. BeInE Haised for Galveston
Sufferers.
Liverpool. sept l2.-At meeting con-
venod hy the Lord Mayor to-day h was
decided 20 open relief fund Tor thc saf-
f,rers from Galveston disaster and Il .5o
was Immediately subscribed. exclusive OF
over i51o raised by the Cotton Associa-
ton.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
APPEAL TO THE KNIGHTS.
TeIegram That VIII Reach I25.OOO
American Tcmpcars.

American Tempcars.
-. Louis. Mo, Sept 12.-wi'liam II.
Mayo OF this city. Grand Recorder Of the
Grand Eneampment Of knights Templars
OF the United States. by wire direction
from r. II. Lloyd OF San Francisco. Cal.
Grand Master. has sent tho following tele-
Gram to the Grand Commanders OF every
state. thus reaching 125.Opo leading hesi-
ness men scattered all over the United
States by wire in a few hours;
THE recent storm IN Texas has lef,
numbers OF our fraternity Ia dire distress
Immediate relief h needed. Appeal 20
your communicates at once 10 send what
they can. Wire or send to Henry r.
stoddard. Deputy Grand Master. at Gal
weston. Tex"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
nancroft Goes 10 GaIveston.

Washington. Sept l2-The navy depart-
ment has ordered the gunboat Bancroft
now az New London. Conn. and the tug
somaset. at Pensacola, Fla. 10 proceed to
Galveston. Tex. TO furnish what aid they
can 10 the storm sufferers
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
nnIIns. Contributes.

Dallas. Tex. Sept. l2.-Sinle Monday
morning this city has subscribed nearly
Sl5.oo Ia cash and six carloads OF clothing
for the South Texas flood sufferers
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
Memnhis ncIIrfFnnh-

Memphis. Tenn. Sept. 12-The CONNER
cial-Appeal has opened a relief fund for
the benefit ~ the destitute in Galveston
The paper heads the contributions with a
subscription Of SEQ
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13

Columbia, $ C.. Sept. IA r. Con
zales. president OF The state. has started
q Galveston relief fund. Columbia has re-
sponded literally and contributions from
many parts Of South Carolina are being
sent 10 The State
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13

Waycross. Ca. Sept. i2.-Thc Waycross
Herald viii move Us offices to the Coving-
con building on Upper Plant avenue. The
publishers say they will enlarge Il 10
seven-column paper
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13

Knoxville. Tenn. Sept l2-The Cham
Der OF Commerce 81 this city. at its meet
INK last night. started a Galveston fund
with S3lo. and appointed committee 10
solicit funds.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13

Montgomery Ala. Sept i0-The citi-
zenS Of Montgomery have contributed
1900 for the Galveston relief work
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
wINoNA SENT TO GALVESTON.
Fears Entertained for safety of the
Cutter Galveston.

Fears Entertained for safety of the
Cutter Galveston.
Washington. Sept. i2-The President
has received a telegram from GOV. snyers
Of Texas. aslang that HIGHT draft vessel
be sent 20 Galveston to assist Ia the COM
munication between the island and the
mainland. The message was referred 10
The treasury department and an order was
issued TO the revenue cutter Winona. at
Mobile. TO pro eed 90 Galveston without
a moments unnecessary delay.
The lighthouse board ordered tho light
house tender ArhutuE now at New or
leans to clear at once for Galveston.
Capt Shos maker. chief Of the revenue
cutter service g. npprehcnsiye as TO the
fate 81 the cutter Galveston. which was
anchored Ia Galveston harbor at the be-
ginning 81 the storm. II Is assumed that
she put TO sea. but ns three fun days
have elapsed since she was heard from
there are fears for her safety.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
JOHN E. BUTLER,

DEALER A.s--
Paints, Ola ana olsss, sash. Doors bsnuN
and Builders Supplies. Plain and Dc 1919,
tive Wan Paper. Foreign and D0'"s -
Clements. Lime. Plaster and HAIR
Agent for Ahestine Cold Water Pawn.
70 Congress street. west. and 10 81 'u''''
street west
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
ENGLAND no sEsD RELIEF.

crai provisions contributed by Mobu
merchants.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
FOYE'S
new STORE
will put on sale to-day the
RA|NE 7 II:
OUl | IIv6
(For rainy-day skirts).
Blue, Black, two shades
of Gray and two of Tan.
P FOYE.
(SugHgbSMO
Ocean Steamship Go.
FOR
wYork, Boston
AND
THE EAST.

Unsurpassed cabin accommodation. All
the comforts OF a modern hotel Electric
lights. Unexcelled table. Tickets include
meals and berths aboard ship
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-13
ADDITIONAL LIST OF DEATHS.
Continued from FIFTH Pagc.

-B.aIer family.
Hoffman family.
air ana 1iis George Kalkcnhlgrn.
MrF ID Eicm kuhn and two children.
william Day
Mrs james Holland.
Mr. ana Mrs H Lockman.
sam WILTON Coloredl.
Mrs Nathan Moore.
T.uhur Forge.
Charles Boss.
- Bo.r
sire Fritz Felthcr.
- Enachart
Mrs vs. J.. johnson ana two children.
Mrs. john Holland
SIR and Mrs Charles Lason and child
air Henry Scddcnsrie kcr.
ar nud Mr.. William Roehm and Elk
children
Charles Sch1lfze.
Charles Nodahcr
Nrs Howard G. Dunning ana three
hiidrcn
Alfred Luiwir moth and sis,cr-in-law.
Hlchari puruiuc.
Mrs. HIesinrs
a. r Goth and wife
Joe Monty mother and Two nleoos.
Mr. M1uir ST.
Ravcy family
a. Alhcrt.ou and wife
Mrs. Oscar Linquls; ard three children.
airs. L1ck'y's father and mother
Mrs p,rl, ana Two s,urhters
J.. Levin ami family
Mrs Jack Artieou and nine children.
Air. Holm, o.,ior,,f s.baot teacher
Henry pirckes ana family.
Five Of Feigoi family
Adelaide ii ,.rld.ae c0lored
Jordan Tr,svanL
Mrs Turner
Mrs. = C. Williams teoloreD.
gtun sexIlis
Prof. Weiss
W r. Jones and child.
Julia I.abatt
Joseph I.ahatt.
Henry J. Lnbatt.
Nra Lucv grorn
Mrs Lucy Green.
Matilda Woodrow.
Mofio Van Lew.
Robert Hughee
- srhoretd
Mari, Lewis
MR. Washington.
Grandma" Cuncy. mother OF the late
Hon. Wright Cuney.
Agnes Lewis
George Aipine and wife
Alfred Dav
- Reuford
Prof Gibson ara family.
Mrs Ella Pincr
Tmc TIarris
xs.1tth p,,,dcl,h
80 -,
r.tt. y,,rrey
~. IA a.. ss,be r,vta
sf.,,,.t,r fs..st ,,.te,. ~ t,ro so,u ana
- .,a,,,h,r,
A., a,.I A. Webster
x,uit,r, 49,, ,.r.,,g,,,,tter ,n1 slu,cr
AIRS. Powers ara child
Mrs August Frank and daughter.
&c s a: R ~: 60. s y: e---r'.'
S Ss.5 s.ss' ,s s sss W..
Gsor-~ Agin
Mrs. smith ANA baby.
Mrs. Nathan Moore
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-06-14

In it's write up Of the Free Homes
the Summit Signal speaks
OF Congressman Burke's speech a.
the interesting feature of tie day
and adds the following comment:
Mr. Burke spoke to a large audi
ri ing a history Of homestead
legislation and the particular ILL
the passage Of which the people had
gathered TO celebrate. HIS sJdrAss
was highly interesting and many
times was he interrupted by hearty
and enthusiastic applause. There
absolutely nothing Of a political
nature in anything Mr. Burke said
and nothing that could offend the
most intense PARTISAN, whatever his
political belief
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-06-14
THE BOWMAN.

Tyss eus which auTssrs SIS TIE a8T~r-
sE-r1.nr Iu this Wa1aks R-=0E - Eb- - n
ggsu LuFaber Company b . mosf
srs-srup-Ssr4 So we3 ~ striking 6HTs1~
20 esE srf-uffon 70 tb~ ET-a- ETtg tAaf
has adopted IS as It, trademark In.
pomwsu7s ars d historic family. end
s~fst.isat and nDH6BEvai history Sr1oTd-
Ia tsre.r rredit many noble aad Talr-5
SaaSs. AZ .o3dipr.- thy were r~n0wH-
ed for tS4lr great ~tray-ry aad Caring.
sn6 I'D TIE psaeEal p1r@1It~ ~ ill- iS~7r
hustle AID pE~h sind sgTs~-lTeaess
signal .ue5~~. in the mercantile world.
The <. n. Bowman L1mh-F Company
/. or OF the largest dealers in building
mst.rFal IA the c@rtF-w-t- Beride@
their great plant Ia Minneapolis from
which fh-y furuisA large quantities OF
wnI,e pins lumh~r- fhesr southern pine
plant az Kansas IIty. no, from which
they supI8y their c9-iOEn-r- with Yellow
Pine Iumt,-r Of oil kiad-, and their large
Red C~~dar Shiugle aud siding Mills at
suOisJmi-h. Washington, from whch
plae- they cot only ~appiT their large
line OF retail luEnb~F Yards throughout
Iowa. Minnesota and South Dakota
With tie fBs-t grades ni Red Cedar
Siding and Rid Cedar Shingles, but in
additions TO this they do "a very large
wholesale or iobbiBg business IN White
Pine, Yellow Pine sud west coast pro-
duets, including hard ana soft coal.
They also o~n large tracts oi standing
timber in Wisconsin, louisiana and the
state OF Washington and operate a
number OF mills and factories for its
conversion into the finished product in
the lire oil bailders stock oi all kinds,
aud altogether are situated to cater TO
the degnsuds for their line oi goods 70
The gr-a'est advantage to the cou.
.uTn-r
The Iow-man cut H. the registered
| Trademark ofthe firm aud will in IN.
future APPEAR On all its stationery and
IN their advertisements.