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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-02-01

Senator Lavayea's bill repeating
the law which permits women. to
vote at school elections has aroused
the ire Of the female suffragists Of
the state who are protesting ,vigor-
ously against the passage Of the
measure. Even women who have
never been known to avail them
selves of the voting privilege are
rather indignant that the legisla-
ture should think Of such a thing
as depriving their sex Of right
which sometime many of them
might want to exercise. There is,
we opine, very little prospect of
the Lavayea bill becoming a law,
especially ifthe women ofthe state
combine to defeat it.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-02-01

in it. Michigan, illinois and Iowa
will contribute a class Of immi-
grants with means and ideas in
farmingwho will greatly benefit
the state. The star Of empire has
always moved west, because the
eastern farmer who wanted to see
his sons settled on farms Of their
own has been obliged to go west for
cheap land. The tenant is obliged
to do the same thing to become a
land owner. The young man in
stinctiyely moves west because op-
%portunity beckons him. North
Dakota has attractions forall these
and her lands are in demand.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-02-01

The bill introduced in the legis-
lature fixing exemptions at $500,
instead Of $1,000, as is now the
law, has behind it the jobber, who
claims that the allowance Of ST. 800
is altogether two large and q det-
riment to business. Wholesalers,
they contend, frequently decline
to forward large consignments of
goods to retail dealers, because Of
the great amount of exemption,
and the assertion is frequently
made that it's lowering would work
good all around. The views of the
people have not yet been generally
expressed in regard to the matter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26

nnb Die Mutter nit ben SD6nen ibr
Gripdrtes pcrlegte, oa ld6elten lie ii9
ge9enieilig noblsefGuie an, uno Moo>
neD fagte, inoem er Die SGnbe gum
Gebete erbpb: gWir molten 9ott banz
fen, Der uns 10 rei1li4 geiegnet, uno
nouen bds GrIparte 81 unierm Seils
unb gum Sroite uno Wobl unierer
Wtitbriioer a%nlpenben. &ein Oiirftiz
ger, Der ar u~nierer 9itte flebt, Iol
unbel9enft bon oannen geben, II. tsine
Waiie, Die I'm Elm Stiidlein 9rob Bit
tet, ion uns rerIdfen, pbne baB mir
IS ibr re.al;d segs6en. IN uns aber
trousn lpir iparen, oumit uniere NeiS
gungen unb 2eioeni6aften rubigsr in
uns fperben unb Der giitige Soft
uns ferner Iesne!" =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26

8dmpfenDen! User es paet, Der ion
berrli4 belohnt perpen!" &einer
aus Der Watrpieni9aar npllte Ii6 5eiz
gen. Der &apitdn rtef IS orst unb
bier Mal. 4les blieb itumm." =
ySa auf einmal trat WiQiam Moos
nep, Der bisber obne S~epegung neben
mir geItanosn, terppr, in bic Mitte.
.Ni9t Inn 2obn", rief er, rum teinen
Sreis, nur neil er mein Mitbruber 1T,
mag ids. ben ungliidli9en gu ret
ten" = Gr iprans %binunter, lOite Elm
Boot, fhtpang ii6 binein, unb urbei@
tete nit Der tiiGniten MatroIentraft
burG Sturm uno @eaen. - Gs
ndbrts nur tur3e 3eit, pa tpar er 10
gliidli6, ben armen &apitGn bel iiG,
i'm Sabr5eug 81 BADEN. Wit peroppz
peter Strait Iteusrts er nun pieoer Dem
ltfer Su. - llnb beinabe bate er es
errei6t - oa formte ii6 Dor ieinen
4lsen bic Woee in einen Sri6ter =
uno rib oas Boot binunter in ben
itruoelnoen 4bgruno. Sn benz Nugen@
blite fonnte Der Sapitdn bas Eetz
tungsieil faifen, bas linn pom llfer
aus 5usepcrfen poroen. @r puroe
obnmGhtig ans 2ano ge3ogen. -
Sds Boot aber nit Dem ungliidltf)en
Woonep paro LANCE ni6t mebr ii4tz
bar. Gnolid 5eiste es iid pieber auf
Der itiirmenOen Sberfldhe, aber psit
--psit pom llfer.-Moonep rief mir
gu nit aler &raft isiner Stimme:
n8umerao! GET mir 81 lisb ben Weg
mad meiner 9eimatb! 8riibe mir
mein Weib uno meine SDbne! Bring
linen meinen lsBten Segen! Sage
linen, i9 lei biniibergeiteusrt an ben
ieligen Stranb Der @pigteit! OOrt
boff' i6 lie piebsr" -
,3u ieben!!" tpolte er Idgen. Nber
nit bieiem leBten Worte peri9lang
i'm oas Meer. Inter ben Welen
liegt er b%egrdben!"
!Sier enbete Der WatroIe. Seine
Stimme 5~itterte, unn cine grpBe
Shrdne itano duf Ieiner bartigen
Wange.
Sd aber Wuttsr llno GD6ue nod
iprdhlos Dor lih biuitarrten, 0ffnete
er Ieinen Wtatroienmantel, uno reitte
Ger alten MroneD eineu Sut bar, nit
ben Worten: gHah 3pei Sagen, bd
Der Sturm iih gelest, bat Die See ieis
nen 6ut dusgetporfen, geraoe, ais
tpenn es lie route, oaB iie einen 10 bra
ten Wtann beri9luHgeu. Wir fanoeII
i'm am llfer, oa mir nod einmal aus
singen, cine Spur bon ifm 81 ent>
beden."-
Die alte Moonep ergriff ibnea ben
Sut hires Deriturbenen Wtannes, uno
otiitte i'm nit riibrenoer Sammsrgez
beroe an ibre SruIt. rSa!!" risf lie,
nes lit 10! 9ier itedt nod Die irldn=
biI6e &otaroe, bic ib ibm ais lebtes
GeI6ent faufte, oa i6 i'm i'm 5rii6z
hinge bis mad Bran bsgleitste. Nun
p'riteEe i4, parum mir 8sioe beim
Mbid.ebe 10 peinen muBten. 3
W2opnep, ocmals mar es bas lebte
Wtal, oab oid cein treuss gBeib ge=
iebeu." llno iie brad piepsrum in
sineu Strom ron Sbrdusn aus.
Der Nbeno fatte sinen piiItern Hebel
iiber ben See bin9e5pgen, unb es
ipef!e Der 3ugpino i6auriger ourd
oas !Serbittbal. = narmm, Mutter",
ioste 9arrp, LAB uns in bic 9iitte
geben!" limb 9aruaD pollte ibr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26

ben arm reiten, I'm lie 3u unter
ftiiBsn.
Qber lie blieb nod, nie suppr UNI
belt bes alien MooneD Sut in be
9ano. n9ieies g%lnDenten", ia9te fl
ais rpern iie in ibrer porissn Rea
fortfabren Dolte, yoieIes 4nbeuta
lptu t6 ntGt BON mir lafIen, 10 lang
i6 lebe! uno penn mid mein
SOhne 81 9rabe legen, Ioq es ns6e
mir itdtt metnes WiQtams ~ruben!"-
Gnolid erbpb tie ii6, 6lifte sur
Simmel, uno ipra6 nit elmer &raf
Die bic 5aiIung ibrer Ssele p~erriet9
Der qllbarmber5ige gebe meinem gu
ten alten WiQiam, eurem lie6en I'M
psr9sBliaen Batter ieinen stpigen Sris
benz"
llno lie ging nit ben S0hnen. I'M
benz Matroien in Die Siitte.
Die SeefiiGe an 2arrp's Qngel
uno Die 4usbeute bon 9arndp'
Sago, Die Der GiidfeGr bes 9aters az
gotten bdtten, rei6ten lie unter Sbrd
men benz Sremolinge bar. sic ielbi
aben ntfts, uno ieBten ii4 itumm il
ben tiefiten Wintel Der Stubs.
gnoli6 i9loB elm frommes @ebet fiji
ben Oeritprbenen Batter ibre rptbae
petnten Iu9en gu einem erquidenoeI
S6lummer.
Dim anoern Sage in dQer sSrii6
oantte Der Watrpie fir Serberge I'M
8eiptrtbung, nabm NbI6ieo bon be
| 5dmilie, um gu lsinsn 9sI6dftsn gu
riidsutebren.
Die alte Mopnep aber trat mi
ibrsn SDbnen in's Sreie, pa bic eritst
Strd6len Der 9erbitionns in oa8 Sba
i6ienen. - ~Sier", ia9te lie, iHOer
lie unter ben 8Gumen itiue itano, ybie
polen mir inn elm Sentmal Ieber
ods eud beilis iein Ioa, unb euert
3inoern unb euern @nteln in bic lpd
teiten 3eiten." -
9arnap ging, unb bolte 8aIdltitein
POM Sesufer; Sarrp erbaute ben Sii
gel, uno bic Mutter floft einet
Gran5 aus Sesroisn unb ben 3peiget
Der Sraueripeioe. - Wdbreno oieIe
itiaen Nrbeit 3og Die Worgenluft purG
bic Saiteu Der Sarfs, Die 2arrD a.
Die Siitte gelebnt bate, uno bra6t
traurige Zone berpor.
Damn betste bic alte Mooneb mi
ben SD6nen:
rGs lteuert auf bes 2e6sns 3srbro9'
mem 8rpt
Der Batter nah Dem Iel'gen Strano
Wir iteben btesieits, unp fleb'n s
@ott!
Himm i'm ms en'qe 9aterldnb!!"
Nadb oieIem @e6ete nabm bic Wtut
ter rubis unb Better Die Sdnbe' ibre
SDbne, unb legte iie in Die ibri0t
rNt9t pabr?" iuete fie, ribr Der
'preft mir, oaB ibr Der ~perlafens
Wittpe bethlehem poat, 10 lauge roe
lire tur5e 2ebeusfriIt Douert. 9enr
10 Soft nil, miro lie ia audi bal
lunben am ienieitigsu llfer BET ibrer
Wiaiam. SIR periprebt mir, baB if
Die grmdbnun9en cures Gaters bt
gum 9rabe ntdt pergsfien tperpet.
Sarudp UNI 2drrD gabeH pds Ser
ipred!n. uno ~betbeuerten es init feisi
liden Sbrdnen.
Su i6ien Die a~ufgsgdngene Sonr
auf Den Siigel, uuo pertldrte De
ueuen 5amilienbunb.
GortfeBungfolst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26

ieitiaen WiGfommen. Nber mas ii
nit Dir, Carp: Du biit nidt beiter!'
,Sieb nur, Mutter", iagte 2arrp
,aebt ni6t Die Spnne blutrotb nieoel
butter ben 8alaltbii9eln9 nno III
8ieDsrI9ein 5~ittert unbeimli4 duf Del
rubigen Seefldhe."
,Spnit, mein Sohn", erpioerte oi,
Mutter, ybdtteit bu oeine 5reuoe an Il
InDnen riibrenbsn Natur3eiGen. d
blidteit itil auf gum S6affer Der I'm:
enbli6.n Wslt, gum S9affer biefes
tleiren rpmantiI6en Sbales. Sl
bantteit unb beteteit, uno es ipar BIZ
npbl i'm Dante unb i'm 8ebets; ol
Iangit gu .osiner Sarie uno es mar 81,
pofl i'm Se1angs, uno oeine SHUTTER
FAB unb bDrte Dir gu nit Der gan5er
5reube hires Ssraens. 2arrp, parun
pi1it pu 6eute ni6t 10 iein?-8omm
Iinge zines Der 2ieDer, bic bif) Del
fromme MDn1 CUR 9arfe gelehrt
Oaine psi6e Stimme tDnt mir IiiB
tpie Der 9sians u~nisrer 5riiblinssp0.
gel auf ben 5ruAtbGumen Dor be,
Sitte. 2arrp, audi i'm @eiange tOn.
men mir ben S6Opfer osrberrliden.
2arrp Iagte tein Dort = uno grifi
in bic Saiten Der 9arfe. 2anst
IGpieg feline Gimme, uno nur oit
Singer i6pirrten our6 abgebro6ent
trnuriee QffprDe. Gnoli9 lang er:
Die Winbsbraut piitbet,
Der Sturmipinb iagt,
Die Dogen l6peaen,
Der Steu'rmann sagt.
Die 9ranoung dh5et
8ar 6pbl unD tief;
uno an ben 8lippen
3erIdelt bds S6iff.
MatroIen iammern;
IS Iteigt Die Nothl
Der armsn Waiien
Grbarm' ii6 8ptt! =
Die Wittns ieuf3et
Sief in bic Slutb,
$50 toot Der &Orper
9es 8atten ru6ti
Die Winbsbraut niitbet,
Der Sturmpino jagt
. flebt gum Simmel,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-02-26

&dmpfenDen! User es tpoet, Der ion
berrli9 belohnt perpen!!" &einer
aus Der WatroieniG)aar pollte Ii6 aetz
gen. Der 8upitdn rief es brei unb
- OnN 4 - A(n Z L.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-17
| (. ,Al.. !.
News ef V
 the Town
THE WEATHER
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today, fair. Data for 24 hours ending ?. m. yes terday:
Arizona republican., 1901-06-17
I
 gggggg|aY|'|Zg|ag9|I aY|'| l Personal Mention.

M. J. Malady of San Francisco is a guest of the Ford hotel.
 Mrs. Calder lift last night for Kan sas City via the $. F. P. and P. railroad.
 John Hanlon, of Crown Point, was in the city yesterday a guest at the Ho- tel Adams.
 F. H. Potter, Jr., of Williams. afriv- ed here yesterday morning registering at the HoFl Adams.
 F.. O. Rumsr of Los Angeies, J. IF. La Rue, of San Francisco and w. C. Maddox, of Denver, registered at the Hote! Adams yesterday.
 B. Heyman and H. P. Anewalt re- turned last evening from a short trip to Castle Creek Hot Springs. R. B. Hanna, St. Louis; R. M. Vail San Jacinto; Chas. Wrott and wife Prescott; Chas. F. Chasbine, Jerome; A. c. Mcqueen, Mesa, and w. Jones Kansas City, registered at the Commer- | cial hotel yesterday.
 c. J. Hamilton, of New York: J. w Hanson, of San Francisco; J. HennessJ of Alameda; NJ. F. Faust, of Los An geles o. l.. Perry, of Chicago and w |J. Wagner, of Comanche. Texas, reg istered at the Hotel Adams yesterday
Arizona republican., 1901-06-17
It is Wonderful how they do Sell, but there is a Good Reason for it

They make it so much easier for the woman. No wood to carry in. No ashes to carry out. Lit in less than a minute and eXtinguished just as quick ly. Absolutely safe. Burn common kero- sene. No heat in the kitchen. Cool and clean. Cheaper than wood by hall. They bake and boil and stew quickly And then they are not like the other Wickless Blue Flame Oil Stoves; they are past the experimental stage. They work this year and they work next year. They have been sold here Tor five years. There are more Standard Wickless Blue Flame Oil Stoves in use than all other stoves. The Standard costs more than others, but 1t is the best We have sold about 200 in the Territory. We keep several styles. Burner Jr.s Standard Wickless
 Blue Flame oil Stoves. $9,Sl 2 Burner Regular Standard Wick
 less Blue Flame oil Stoves. SIP .0C Burner Regular Standard Wick
 less Blue Flame oil Stoves. SIG .OC 2 Burner Cabinet Standard Wick
 less Blue Flame oil Stoves. .Sl5 .OC 3 Burner. Cabinet Standard Wick
 less Blue Flame oil Stoves. $2O .OC Burner Cabinet Step Oven. Tin.
 Wickless Blue Flame oil Stoves $24.5 8 Burner Cabinet Step oven, Rus
 sia, Wickless Blue Flame oil
 stoves i-..s.s...... .'.'' .'''' @-o''' Burner Cabinet Step oven, Rus
 sia, Wickless Blue Flame oil
 stoves ........'.... ''.''''. '''' ''S-''o' Burner Cabinet Step Oven, Rus
 sia, Wickless Blue Flame oil
 stoves ,.,.....'' .'.''''.' '''.''' 9oo'o' Burner Auto Valvo, not Stan
 dard Wickless Blue Flame oil
 stoves ............... ss.s.''''.' DO 'V' Burner Regulator, not Standard
 Wickless Blue Flame Oil Stoves $9.5' l Burner Russia Ovens. SS.5 Burner Russia ovens. s............ $4.5'
 Don't suffer this summer over ho wood stove when you can use a Stan dard Wickless Blue Flame oil Stove a half the cost of wood.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-17
soFTNEss OF sEALsKIN.
Is Rivaled By Human Hair Where
 Dandruff is Eradicated.

Sealskin Is admired the world over for it's softness and glossiness; and yet the human hair is equally soft and glossy when healthy and the radical cause of all hair trouble Is dandruff which is caused by pestiferous para site that saps the vitality of the hair at its root. Newbro's Herpicide is the only preparation that is fatal to the dandruff germ. Without dandruff. nc falling hair but luxuriant growth oi glossy, soft hair is certain Securing the scalp won't cure dandruff. Kill tho dandruff germ. Thousands of womer owe their beautiful suits of hair tC Newbro's Herpicide.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-17

New lines of Mems Flannei Summer Coats and Pants now on exhibition at Goldberg's. Just whot you need for this hot weather.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-17
Davidson's Cash Store

EXCLUSIvE AGENTS.
 Phoenix, A. T. Mail orders promptly filled. IA to 11S West Washington St Telephone No. 236, 3 Rings.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-17

Maximum temperature, 1o2; mini mum temperature, 62. Average relative humidity. 20 per cent. Total precipitation, o. Character of the day-Clear.
 VIM. G. BURNS,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-17
1.-Two Ways of Looking at It.
Both Wrong ts < ;s

Twelve inches is the normal distance at which perfect eyes see best and easi- est
 Holding paper or book differently means eye strain-means an error in refraction or defective muscles means grave harm sooner or later.
 "A glass in time saves slightly changed, but you know the import, and eyes are more important than stitches.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-17
You Should
 Know
TEHT

THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN has the largest and best printing establishment for hundreds of miles around.
 TT HAS typesetting machines, du- plex perfecting, two-revolution, and job presses galore. TT HAS everything else necessary to a first-class printing establish ment. ITS FYMPLOYES are experts, trained in the great cities of the East.
 TT DOES the printing for the rail roads, also the big business houses and mines, all over the Territory. IT CAN do your printing az it should be done, at prices that smaller concerns cannot touch.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-17

A FLOWER .EMBLEM-A beautiful bouqust at the Baptist church was of red. yellow and blue flowers. the Py- thian colors
Arizona republican., 1901-06-17
ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT
 G. A. R.
 OF ARIZONA.

Williams, Arizona, June 19 and 20, 1901. Tickets will be on sale June 16, 17, Is and 19 under certificate plan, with limit June 24th, at rate of Sl3.10, and restricted to exclusive sale to members of c. A. R.
 l.. H. LANDS.
 Acting General Agent.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-17

We are now ready in the new Talbot building to serve ice creams, sodas and confections. We have fine line oi cigars and tobaccos. Give us a call.
 w. H. LASH, JR.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-17

When a farmer prays for rain, his wife wonders if the Lord knows what a chance he has to make convert
Arizona republican., 1901-06-17
THE WICKENBERG WHOLESALE
 GROCERY.

Received today one car load fresh rolled Barley.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21
A STEAM WAGON.
A PATENT OBTAINED FOR NEW
CARRIAGE.
rwsnty-ssvsn Feet In Length snA May,
Garry Three Tons of Msrchsndise-i
For Use on Engianrs Perfect Country
Roads
(London Lottery

An inventor In Brompton- Crescent
has obtained a patent for a wagon to
be propelled by steam upon common
roads. The carriage is twenty-seven
feet in length, including seven feet for
the fire, boiler, cylinder and the
mechanism connected with the driving
wheels. Instead Of an axletree passing
through both the front or both the
hind wheels, as is usual in other car
riages, the axis merely passes through
the nave of each wheel sufficiently to
support on each side uprights, which
strengthen and connect the frame of
the wagon. The direction Of the car
riage is effected by the action of a
bevel pinion connected with a spindle,
which Is governed by the coachman;
this pinion acts on a wheel whose
movements compel those of certain
iron braces fixed to the exterior of the
front wheels, which turn upon the
same spot where they touch the
ground; SO much power Is gained by
this pinion that little force Is required
N@aN NOANAAhoh w PAVNuNO IhC
necessary direction. There are two
safety valves calculated at fifty pounds
upon square inch. while every part OF
the steam apparatus has been proved
at the rate of 200 pounds upon a square
inch. The steam is conducted into
two condensers, formed of fiat copper
tubes; that part of the steam which is
condensed, falling to the bottom of the
condenser, is conveyed to the reser-
voir Of water for further use, while
the uncondensed steam is conducted
through the chimney and here ex-
tinguishes such sparks as may oc-.
casionally find their way from the
charcoal, combined with coke, of which,
the fire is made.
The fire. placed under the boiler, is
surrounded by iron plates. and so far
removed from the part of the carriage
destined for goods that no possible
danger can be apprehended
The weight Of the carriage and the,
whole apparatus may be calculated at
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21
PROEUSE PERIODS.

IL commenced
taking Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vege-
{ a bic Compound
a bout 3 months
ago, and cannot
express the won
derful good it has
done me. Men
situations were so
profuse as to leave
me very weak for
some time after.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21
Was Wen Supplied.

When the Shah of Persia goes Wis
iting he creates CONSERVATION in the
royal and imperial households which
are, for diplomatic reasons, Obliged to
receive him. The fact that among the
priceless gems and curios which adorn
his treasure room in his palace at Te-
heran is preserved such curiosity as
a toothbrush will give an inkling of
why the Shah-in-Shah is not a desir-
able guest. Most Of his gorgeous robes
of state he has made in England, but
of late has rather affected the French
shops. The story is told OF an enter
prising firm OF French shirtmakers
who, on the occasion of the recent visit
of the Shah to the French capital,
thought to do good stroke of bust
ness by getting his patronage. To this
end they sent for the Shah's inspec-
ton a dozen OF their finest and most
costly shirts. "Ah, very pretty" re-
marked his majesty, 'but / brought
one with me from Persia"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21

Frances" said the little girls
mamma, who was entertaining call
srs in the parlor, you came down
stairs so noisily that you could be
heard all over the house. You know
how to do it better than that. Now
go back and come down the stairs
like lady"
Frances retired, says Tit-Bts, and
SITTER the lapse of few minutes, re-
entered the parlor.
did you hear me come down stairs
this time, mamma? ?"
"No, dear. l am glad you came
down quietly. Now, don't let me ever
have to tell you again not TO come
down noisily, for j see that you can
come down quietly, il you will. Now,
tell these ladies how you managed
TO come down like lady the second
time, while the first time you made
so much noise"
THE last time slid down the ban
isters," explained Frances.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21
FROG BREEDING.

Massachusetts Men Who viii Make a
business of 1t.
Some Boston capitalists propose to
raise frogs on an elaborate scale. An,
organization has been perfected and
land has been purchased, where arti-
fetal ponds are being constructed.
They will be lined with cement, and
the smallest will be ten feet long and
three in width. In these ponds the
process OF breeding will take place,
and at certain stages Of development
the little creatures will be transferred
to ponds of greater dimensions. At
the age OF two years the animals would
reach maturity. The food required for
the frogs is Of an extremely simple
character and will cost but little, and
1t is expected that ultimately the COM
pany's investment will yield big re-
turns. From 10000 to 10000 frogs will
be grown annually, and IL it is deemed
advisable the yearly output will be in
creased to 100000. While the product
will be available for all the uses to
which frogs will be put, dead or alive,
the principal demand is expected to
come from colleges and medical
schools. 1t is averred that in the past
such institutions have, through their
inability to secure desirable specimens
OF the sort, have been seriously handi-
capped in the prosecution Of expert
ments in medical research. Schools in
the east, for example. have frequently
been obliged during the winter to send
to California for the animals which.
upon their arrival here, have been un-
fit for analytical study. The Massa-
chusetts frog breeders intend to re-
move the cause of all this inconven-
fence by supplying frogs in abundance
the year round.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21

Brittle nails are remedied If olive
oil is rubbed into them.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21
Nicknames Unpopular.

A perfect revolution has come about
in the matter of using pet names or
nicknames outside of the family circle,
In the public schools and particularly
in the high schools, teachers are in,
sisting on the use OF the Christian
name of their pupils. In fashionable
society, too, Jane is just plain Jane,
and Mary. Mary. and Sarah, Sarah. and
the dignity and beauty OF these old
fashioned names go far to envelop
their possessors with their poetical
and historical values.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21
A quarrel is as hard to make up as
q resetting of broken china.


Keep them white by using Maple City
Self Washing Soap. All grocers sell IL or
can get It for you. Try Il once.
The solitary biyalve is the most
sought after at the oyster social.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-02-21
AN AUTOMOBILE OF 1923

one and half tons; it is destined to
carry three tons of merchandise, max
ing total of four and a half tons
upon wheels conformable to the regu-
lations established by law and subject
to the usual restrictions.
The first steam wagon ever built was
constructed in Yonkers, N. Y. in 1928.
A picture of it appears above.