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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-11

when the time comes for legislation
that I shall be fully able to demon
strate TITO that body" $50
The consumption OF Ignite coal
this winter is greater than ever be-
fore. With several new mines in the
state working, it is Impossible to sup
ply the demand. The Consolidated
Coal Company, the Washburn COM
pany and the coal mines in the vicin-
ity of Minot are all behind with their
orders. = -
The death is reported of Estelle
Little, the twelve year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Little, who are ranching
at Fayette, Stark county. The little
girl has been i'll for sone time, suffer-
ing from pneumonia and a eomplica-
ton of other trouble. Friends of the
family here will extend sympathy to
the parents.
W. H. Brown of Devils Lake. the
we'll known land boomer, came up
from Chicago. where he is now To-
Gated, to get a slice of the prosperity
pie that is being cut in the western
part OF the state. Mr.. Brown has
closed a deal for $4,000 acres of land
in Morton county and his company
will put it on the market.
1t is now claimed that the Northern
racine Sykeston branch is headed for
Washburn. The line was extended
this year to a point due west of Bow
don, a distance of IA miles in Mclean
county-in the direction of the county
seat-and two stations established.
The first is called Clark and the ter
mnal town for this year is called
Howe.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-11

If you want a doll for Christmas you
will never get them cheaper than the
Capital Book Store is selling the same.
All dolls have been marked down Just
one-half, in order to close out for good
this branch Of their goods.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-11

For the balance of this week the line
OF dolls at the Capital Book Store goes
at half price. They are not going to
handle them any more and cut the
prices to close out the line.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-11
INSURE WITH ID. EDICK--EEW YORK LIFE

Dolls for your Christmas tree.
Come in and see the large assortment,
selling at low prices. Capital Book
Store. ".
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-11

Bismarck Elevator Co. handle baled
and loose hay, oats, corn, bran, shorts,
oil, meal, and feed of all kinds in car
lots or less. Prompt attention paid
to orders at all times. See them for
prices. .rE
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-11

church. Barrett is a United States
commissioner and was engaged in tax
ing final proofs at BowbelIs yester-
day, returning home with the money
for payment to the land Office.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-11

Do you want a load OF hay. If SO
see Bismarck Elevator Co. They can
furnish you good hay.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-11

ELECTED OFFICERS.
The Degree of Honor elected officers
last night as follows:
Chief Of Honor-Mrs. Katharine
Richie. o
Lady of Honor-Mrs. Flora Johnson.
Chief of Ceremonies-Mrs. Julia
Stewart.
Recorder-Mrs. Flora Flynn.
Ffnancier-Mrs. Elizabeth RYAN.
Receiver-Mrs. Nora White.
Lady Usher-Mrs. Pauline Robidou.
Inside Watch-.Miss Christina Rob
inson.
Outside Watch-Mrs. Peter P. For
moe.
Trustee-Mrs. johanna Taylor.
Delegate to Grand Lodge-Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Laist.
Alternate to Grand Lodge-Mrs
Nora White.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-11

a female at Bowdon was shot in the
jaw. and local papers say she is SER
iously handicapped in social functions.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-11

Christmas goods of some kinds at
Faunce's corner. Call and see the
nice things you can buy cheap.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-11
NOTICE

Regular meeting and election of Off
GERS Of the W. Q. w. Thursday evening,
Dec. II. All officers and members
are requested to be present.
d. J.. C. POLLOCK, G. c.
q. G. GORSUCH, Clerk.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-11

A nice line of jewelry to be had for
the asking, also at bottom prices.
Every piece guaranteed at Faunce's
corner.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-11

A successful farmers institute was
held at Wahpeton.
M J. Barrett, a prominent attorney
of Minot, claims to have been held up
and relieved of 5000 near the Catholic
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-11

Have you tries Bismarck Eleyatcr
Co.'s "Klondyke Flour" If not do
so at once and you will use none other.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-11

The' ~cheapness of the dolls at the
Capital Book Store is'cnly equalledsby
the nice line they are selling at just
half price, in order to close out.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-11

MANTED-In each county a person of in
~ tregrity and good standing to represent
and advertise we'll established business e house
and expenses, payable weekly in cash direct
from head Office. Horse and carriage furn-
penses. References. Enclose self.addressed
stamped envelope. Standard House, 3s4 Cax-
ton Building. Chicago.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-11
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN

WANTED-a good girl for general homework.
Mrs. A. T. Patterson.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-12-11

WAH sims reqsira sG l sseaas Ssf p]1sct issde ss sbsFt
tools presented. Can earn scholarship and
board Write for free catalogue. Moler Bar
Der College, ESQ End Ave. South Minnea polls.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11

ference paitor 5. miiGersG sssn, ben
famine norIfs gr9it. Tom omtaIes /
@eIb. 9etts Stribelie. bapoe tilItrepet
paltor u. Qnberien i @aupoca bl. a.
~fsIgenoe: a,r4
y8or Sanobeoens Sinh bliper oi
neofaeebe til at aopare mob eoers
llntonisme og grunbtbigianIte Bib
farelier; o9 eerfom 5 meb eoers &dmp
mob BORT 4rbeibe for at grunoI9oge
en- r%ettroenbe lutberIfs 0anYt 3irfe
4merita neoer os til tempe for oens
mes 9atit % 5rioiel, bIiper Ri nsbs
iagebe til Al pie BET bonfte 5olt. bbab
SIo9s 9eriontr Der bar optaItet Ia til
9eoere for fine 9anosmnno 80. Raar
De taller ON Samarbeioe, @noerIen,
oe betlager iee. At 8e tan enoog brsms
me pm noaet iaabant pad eoers mar,
oGrenoe Stanopuntt; - Ri fan 81
foriOare for Dor SUB % SdmOittisber
| ben @rab at lefle meb Dor bprebdrt
Girfts 9ro % 9art, i DIN Grab istfin,
oiaen al omgaaes meo bet bellige. al
qere fales Sag meb ct Iaa fraudulent
9orti Iom @runbtpi9idnerne, Tom enr
life FOREIGNER Rabn af aIutberIt"; ed
tiger bi meo Yaulus. ,6poo 6GIess
TAB bar Chs meo Wgrte"; ben Ret
ming ftaar for os ION ben orIig g.
fte o9 melt ii9Ieforbar.
benoe 4 ale fatfte Ger.
pmme BEN triftne Strife,
ri faa Gem fer Iammen meo Wetbooi.
ter % 9optiIter."
: Den Crib, Tom RorbmGnbent
ferte for at bsboloe Scebteret ooer b.
oanTte Snboanoreoe, er Der %altiaa,
Tom / ioa man9en 9irteitriO, bIeoet
blanbet ret % orangt fammen, man
bar bsnpttet faobanne DltbIer fom al
taIoe ale De banife pr9Iter n9runbt-
pigianere" - % bet er en- at Grun-
oene til Bib. gects StriOeIis.
6opeberunbene ligger tpoeli9 moi
I Stripeliens OroIbb, bpilten hi Der
meb eengipsr:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11

port til at laa 9t5et i6ieI meo ssn
rsne Cares Striosstse. SO lab os
bo9 butte paa. at ingsn al os n 5noes
baber at BEN rene Care belt % fulot.
6immerioes ems brDoer fig i9ennem
port ufuIotomus SDn. og bper al
9irtens QfoeIingsr bar fine Straaler
at Ganobeoss 9piet, men ogiaa iine
Ifqpe 0pfattelIer, % bet sr ferit, mar
ale bisie Stradler Idmles | Seins
oeo bans @entomit til Dom oper ali
fanot % Itqpi. naar ban tommer / I'm
6erligbeo. og ri fer BAN, Iom ban CT,
At bet bele fuloe % flare qps Dil gem
nemffraae be mango &irteafoelinger,
Der faa bliper til cen Sjoro unoer ben
enc .6proe.
SnQenlunbe CT bet min Mening, at
Ri ifal bGre ligegDIOige meo 29ren;
bbao jeg ielp ertenoer for ben ianoe
Care. BET fortbnoer jeg aabsnt o9 frit
uoen !0enipn til, ON andre lille ipnes
ON BET. Wen min menins sr, at ri
lite Ifal Gbe b0eranbre for De %foritsls
ligs 0pfattelfer df 9Gren; t6i ianbes
lig. 8rpbrel 3 bliper life feoe oeraf,
men meaet magre, maere / 9Grli9beo.
8enne Strio om ben rene Care, ben
sr ION 9aroos ipp magre aser, Der
op1ugte De Ipp feoe uoen Ielp at blipe
febere; ben tommer ppen paa be fru9ts
bare 2lor for 9ipst % opiIuger 9ipet.
Meningen er, at 9ipet ituar oDer Gar
ren. % at naar Blot ct Wenn,its or en-
lebenbe, trcenbe &riften, Der Isper al
BEN Naabe. ION ben torsfaiteoe %
iaen opitanone 5reIier bar aioet bor
0aab, iaa er ban min grooer, ON
ban faa bar moi Iaa mango leisrli9e
4nitueller ON mango Ting.
Saa ienoer jeg oisie Orb: lite blot
for at rebbe nit Rabn fra Wtisbrug.
men oeiaa meb bet inbsrlige 2nite,
at BET matte bare Ct 6reosorb incl
lem CUBS Born / Nmeritd.
zsum gref.egaarb OsO @renaa,
ben 3. SUM 1873.
Glib. Sect.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11
ct b%anif=amerifnnlf 9lftitDtfe,

8 Quguit 1873 fanbtes Der / yairs
teIis 9amler" optagst efterfelsenoe
SfriOelie. iom ,aors og Stjerns" MI
fremorager / Qnlebning nf Bib.
gects 8ortgdng.
Stribelien par ienbt til 9aitor 81.
QnOerien. Der ben Sang par pr9it /
Waupaea. Mis., os ban LOB efter ben
frie R~aabi9beb. paitor Beet CAB BAN
oDer StriDelfen, benne oHenliggsre |
,,airtelig Samler", FAINT | BET norits
ameritdnfte glao oStanoinobien" og
,,Qmerita" - o9 oe ben norftz bdn1fs
9onferenees oHieielle 8ldb.
9il boerligere 5Oritoaelie al Qtts
itpttets 8arbi mebbeles Ri, at I bet
p~aa99loenbe 5iosrum Dirtebe | ben
oanifsameritanife Misiion" felgenbe
5 pr9iter: u. @. 1ielIen / Gebar
Sails, Sn., q. Qnberisn, Ddupoca,
Wis., 81. s. 6. Ssbolm I psrtb 4ms
bon, q. o., 4oum Dan R1cine, Dis.,
FAINT 81. 96omien / indianapolis,
Snb.
Qf bisfe tilbsrer iom befenbt tDenz
be ben forenebe banite airte."
Den oene" @runOtOisianer, iom
paifor Beet omtuler, antages at barre
u. g. Nielien. al
6Dab 4arfaeen til 9etfs StriDelfe
dngaar, oa meoDeles Der, at bdp9rens
be Sefretor | ben norFsbdnJfe Rom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11

Eli grsbre!

Ill 8fDoIe.
9a BET ct fommet til min &unbz
TAB, at nit Rdpn lite blot brugts,
men ooiaa misbru9es unber be Stris
oigbeber, iom er opitaaet / @merita
peo De M banIfe gr9iters QnfGttelie.
fsler leg mig %tilifpnbet til / Sdnbbes
osns Sntsresie at roe ct qdr Orb til
5oritaaelie at min Sitting til oenn.
Gag.
9et BAR bels beo en- Manbs Ops
raab ber biemme / Den inbre mis-
Tons 5ioenbe", bells beb grebe fra
ubbanoreoe 9anbsmano / Qmerita,
Tom ienbtes iii famine 9lab, at Ops
mGrtIombeoen Der bjemme for 4IOor
bleo bsnlebst pda ben odnits Wenigs
bsbs pligt: at gere noget for Subs
Riqes Sag blanbt bore omsritdnIte
Qdnbsm4no. Senere mobtoo je9
grebe fra en- norif gr9It / Qmsrita,
iom baboe taeet zig at abItinise DAM
lie peo Sioen ar fin Omiorg for ben
norite menigbeb. ban bar aniat ION
preit for. boiItet bberligere bibrog
til. al Sagen blep Fat / Sang Der
biemme. Smiolertio bopbe min Den.
paitor Sobannes glauIen / Rpslinge,
faaet bannet en- 5orenine / 5pn, Tom
Diloe arbejoe for at bringe be troenbe
til at tage fig at prattifte tirtelise Opz
gaber o9 iatte oeres 9ro | 9irtiombsb
Deb 99rligbeosgernineer for oeres
Weomenneiter. 9o benne 5orening
BAR begbnbt at iraoe / 8irtIombeb,
ipurgte ban mig. ON life ben dmeris
tanife WisIion tunbe ~opersiDss til ben.
bOiltet jeg meb 9laoe gil ino paa, ou
isg / Gorbejen babbe inc meeei nj tcge
Bare poa / Den inbre Wisiions Dirt
Iom6eb Der biemme 9ermeb bar Ga
gen tugen I'D af min 6aunb, iaa at
ieg ingen SnofIpoelie bar bait pau
8aleet at be Wanb, Der er ubfenbt
fom prRfter for be DANTE | 4meritd.
Wlen Sdeen par lite tagen ub at nit
5ierte. bbOrfor jeg peoblep at fslgs
0sn NAB flor WtebfsIslfe % par naturs
lieDis biGie til at siOe Ruab, naar
ies blsp ipuret. Og jeg bleO fpurst;
ben norTfe pr9it, iom bar ben, Der
Dsb at benbenbe fig til mig. babbe pGs
ret meb til at eioe bet ferfie Stsb til,
at Sagen tom / Sang, benpenote iig
after til mig, efter at Be banIte pras
fer babos begpnbt beres @irtfombeo /
4merita. og fpurgte mig til Ruaos
ON. bborbiot ban Itulbe oOsrlabe Stps
relien at De banfte Msnigbeoer til be
npe bonite pr9fter eller bebbliOs al
beboloe Dem itaaenbe unber be norite
gr9fters Stprelfe. Sbst jeg git ub
fra, at bisie banite MlenigbeOer Oirtes
Tia fob unber be norIte pr9iter, og
ibet jee itob | ben Gormening, at Gors
enineen | Gnn frembeles birtebe for
Misfionen | Qmeritu gennsm be nors
fe 9rnIter, gap jeg ben norife pr9it
bet Raab, al ban. at 9enfpn til be uos
Isnbte banite gr9iters Moneel pau
aen6fab til be for benz nps Gorbolo,
og forbi bisie Mano bar n1e | Yr9s
tel mbebet, 6elft buroe bebolbe Oners
beItprelfen oper be bdnTte Menigbes
Der. oerfom oisie Oilbe babe bet, og
ferit oDerlnbe Dem belt til be npe oans
ifs Yraiter, naar be bonite Menisbeoer
forlan9te BET.
Gu bsrer jeg bagefter, at 5orenins
gen / Gpn bar iIet life benbttet be nors
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11

4nnr 2eierue benOenoer ii9 til Soil, bel
operterer i8laoet, euten for at lobe bos benz
ener for at ion 6plpsuiuser ON bet nperte.
reoe, beoes be aItio omtale, at be iaa Aoer-
tisiementet / bette 8lao. let bill bare til
eeuliois Rptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11
,,SanIferen"

bliper lenot til Subfribenter, iuotiI uotrpt.
felis Spiiselie mubtaees al lbsiuerne os al
@Glo er betnlt, | Eperensitemmelie meo De
Joreneoe SKATERS 9oitlope.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11

De @amls tale ON 9jertets
5anfer. Oct er piitnot life meo
6isrtet, Ri tante, men meb 5jernsn.
51nfen, Goritdnben far lit S9oe /
Sjernen. Oct Oibite De 0amle lige
faa goOt iom Ri; life Oeito minbre tas
lebe be ON 5iertets 5dnfer, og bet
msb Rette. Oct er nemlig 6iertet, Der
beftemmer, bDorleOes 9iernen itaI
tGnte. Sig mig, bpOroun ct
Mlenneites 9ierte er, og iss ffal iige
big, 6porban bans 5dnter ere. 5jer@
tet er 5iernens 5erre, oerfor ogiad
5erre oper, bbab Der bor ! 9jernen:
Sunfen. Gorftanben.
g. so. 2rnb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11

9ette Rummer df Dan teren" er
trDft pua Dor me gresie. ct rent
9ragtf9ffe at amerifanIt Metaniter=
fnile.
Bort belle maifinmateriel er altiad
M / Iaa glimrenoe 0rben. at Ri meo
COB @runO fan oente. at ole uregels
m9sTgbeoer fan unbgaas.
Sra og meO bette 9ummer uoguar
y0anffsren" altiaa after / en- 8ziioig
Onsoags= Og en- 4iioig 9srbagss
llbqape; bet er bet eneite b%dnfsameris
tanffe 8Iab, Iom ubgaar 2 9ange
ugenlig, Og aIigeoel er BET biaigere
enb ane betenote glabe. nemIig tun
$3.50 ON Qaret.
Sfrip efter 9rsoenumre. Staf
Qbonnenter. Snofenb Qoresier paa
banffs RabOer og 9ennsr = til 9az
Nib 9utb. Publ. 6ouie. Blair, Qebr.
@i mna gre opm9rtfom paa, at
bet MI er Sioen for ale iaaoanne
Oanffs4meritanere, ION gerne oil
gleoe Sl9gt og 9enner / Danmart
meO rigelig unoerretning beroDre fra
= til nu at beitiIe .8anIteren" ienot
biem til Ounmart for fun $500 uars
Zig. Gnbber, Der pit gibs en- nnttig
pg .Oeltommen Sulegabe til Dem bers
biemme, Rsr Itrats beitiae .Danites
rem, Der tan ienoss til en- bpilfen Iom
BELT 4oresie / 0anmurt og enbnu naa
at bare her beo Suletib.
@n faaodn Sulegape, Der fommer
belle 4aret, Dil ielpfslgelig bare met
pelfommen. 9iaige maa BET erinbres.
at ,Oaniteren" bar bet rigeite Stof
al oanft>amerifanfte Pnbeoer, benz,
man letter melt 9ris paa / 9anmort.
Snbieno 8eitining meo bet famine
til DaniIb 9utb. publ. 5Ouie. Blair,
Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11

,OanIferen", bet enefte banitzames
%ritanfts 8luo, iom uogaar 2 9ange
ugenlig, foIier til lIolanbet minbre enb
andre 8laoe, ienote per / qanbet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11

Gubsfrpst belbreOer Menneifefrpst.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11

Gn @ranifblof, Der lod Iom en- Sin,
bring poa ben ipages Sti, bliDer til
en- SrappeIten pdd ben beIlutiommes
Gti. Den, fom life bill tlatre opdb
en- Battle, forbi ben er for itejl. maa
forblipe | Odlen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11

Der er intet bsjere Mual ! 2iDet
eno at gere Subs 0inie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11

9lip Zig Miltons gngel, iom leDebe
| Solen. Bib | 2riitus, Og lab bans
Orb blipe | big. N9rmere. n9rmere,
bet er 0eien til aanoelig Strait.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-11

Advertising Rates made nown upon
application.
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Reoattpr: 9aralo SEMEN.

Entered at the Post Office at Blair. Nebr.,
as second-class matter.
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glib. 8
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-02
dermanv,s oversupplv Of Doctors.

Word comes from Germany to the effect that doc
tors over there sadly discouraged In recent years
German medical colleges have turned out so many doctors
that the population could keep up with them the result
being that today Germany hundreds yes thousands
Of doctors reduced perjury because there are
not enough sick people in the empire to go around.
This truly, distressing state of affairs. It would
unpleasant enough any conscientious man to know
that sitting beside his gate waiting for him
get sick addition that the doctor was
actually starving because no member of the household
conderate enough to drink something from the wrong bot
tie or develop symptoms appendicitis doubly
distressing
furthermore it seems that in some parts Of Germany
the doctors have been reduced the necessity Of cutting
prices and entering into active competition one another
in order to keep from pershing Pfafe wants rs
cents for prescribing remedy Dr. schntzel
may offer his services for so cents consent to
for sandwich thus it goes all the through the
list of ills that flesh heir to. This bad Something
ought to be done to remedy matters says the
Chicago Times-Herad. How can women be expected to
argue over the respective merits of their doctors when
tors are so cheap?
1t is proposed to reduce number doctors
many by increasing length courses of study
the medical schools This may prove effective. Another
good way would be to induce more people learn black
smithing Doctors not only in Germany but elsewhere
should be given TO understand average ply
stefan for every inhabitants too many The people
can't afford it, and not held blame for neglect
ing to set sick
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-02

rreverent faith smashing s1epto who likes to attack cher
shed beliefs To part mankind seemed wan
ton folly fir eminent scientists eQuinoctal
storm and assert that the theories concerning it not
supported by reason or by evidence Other scien-
lists have denied that hydrophoba has ever killed anybody
One doctor has said that he personally investigated less
than thirty deaths which were alleged have been due to
the bites Of rabd dogs and instance could he find
fndubabe proof strong presumption that the
deaths could be traced to origin in
which fright resulting from dogs bite caused death
Perhaps more surprising instance Of scientific ncredulity
and audacy is the bold affirmation that shark had ever
bitten of mans leg or ever attacked being 1t
be worthy Of note here further proof Of the
brutal skeDcsm Of scientists that physicians deny that
the hair Of anybody has turned white single
night grief terror anxiety or any other emotion
In view Of these and other ike assaults uni
versal beliefs it is highly gratifying discom
future Of iconoclasHc person Of science twenty
Professor James (of the University Of Chicago and
president Of the American Academy Of scenc) maintained
that death had never been caused by snake bite
that through the centuries cruelty unjust
to reptlesespecaIy to ratters other snakes which
have been cassed venomous. the habit Of
fessor James whenever he heard of death alleged have
been the result Of snak bite invest his salary
railway ckt and hasten spot investigate the
every ssance he reported that there was either positive
disproof satisfying evidence It was
uaI that in the twenty years experience of this
kind the scientist convinced Of the innocuous
Of snake bites At last however he has been forced
abandon this conclusion he has found that Edward
Swanson American snake charrner. had died
mond Indiana after having been bitten by diamond
which was armed four fangs Death in this case
painless, and there swelling of the body such
as is commonly said to result from snake venom.
While freely admitting that this instance authentic,
Professor James consider the death exceptional
because Of the extraordinary quantity of poisonous fluid
which entered the veins Of the unfortunate Any
how the experience of this Of science suggests that
human testimony largely untrustworthy and that there
very general ignorance concerning reptiles Long ago
great Professor owen complained failure of peo-
pie appreciate the qualities snake saying: He
outclimb the monkey, outswm the fish outeap the
jerboa, and suddenly loosng the coils Of his crouchng
spiral he spring into the air and seize the bird the
wing" the snake is about the wonderful of
creatures Like the insect famed in song has wings
not even legs; but he gets there just the same"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-02
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Nm. MURDOCK. Editor.
Lie VISION OF Lac successful.

Russell sages epgram that ten cents and providence
are better than 100000 whereuth to begin life"
This may be alsuficient as an axiom. but its utter
aaoe calls up growing practice the tribe Of the sue
cessfu practice Of utterng wisdom the guidance Of
the unsuccessful If thrive beyond the run
he is sooner or later called upon to the Of the
unprosparous whisper to him magic generality
whica viii at once send forth al Of for
tune along straight open path for not seeing which years
previous he must on hearing the message hold himself
fool The open sesame to wealth, fortune all manner
Of success in all lines usually word Of the successful
to The unsuccessful: Industry" The SUCCESSFUL contends
that it is hard work which acoompshes that it is industry
which is the Aladdins lamp The unsuccessful and
humble before the material evidence unanswerabe
proof Of success advisor puts again the
grindstone and keeps there only occasionally looking up
to glance in wonder at the men who are successful without
industry Of the men who do thrive without any eztraor
binary effort, and remain poor.
Goethe an hundred years ago started the philosophy with
aphorism effect that genius was nney-nne per
cent hard work only genius could say this be be
ueeed by any one mediocre would be laughed Of
countenance for it.
The truth is that the successful have key their
success except what is for the most part intangible misty
in clearest moments indefinite at best They
member their struggle their anxiety to accomplish that
which they have accomplish the seeDess pursuit they
have kept up and they say was work mstng
through that qualification confession fortuous
circumstances made the possibility here that luck opened
prospey-Iaden environment there and that events al
ways buneted effort and mostly changed results.
But admit that outward forces ruled that indi
vdual effort is to be laurees= is beyond them except
when together On the platform in the press before
the unsuccessful the successful coc-sure Of them
selves eocsure that success is thing be moulded tq
fancy, and served up at viii
They ought to quit They encourage only the very
young period. weary the old and conync-only
the successful.