davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-07-10

odwiedzit wdowe prezydenta Nc
Kinleya, Utrzymywaf, re ma jej
odkry6 sprzysiezenie, kt6re dopro.
wadzifo do zamordowania jej meza.
Odzwierny, murzyn, powiedziaf
mu, re pani Mckinley zauadto jest
chora, by mogta przyjmowac why
zyty. Potem Fisher poszedt do
burmistrza j. Fl. Robertsona ,,ta-
jemnice" te mu odkryf. Pr6bowaf
on r6wniez nadaremnie W Cleve-
land widzie6 sic z Markiem Han.
ma, a utrzymuje, re anarchisci wy
znaczyli 100000 "a jego glove re
juz 5 razy pr6bowano 60 zamordo.
wac, Wtadze miejskie ME przy-
pisuja warto5ci zeznaniom Fishera,
uwazaja go "a natreta, i ably 60 sic
pozbyc, kupiiy mu billet jazdy do
Pittsburgh.
New YORK, logo lipca. -
W pinassie tylko 38 stop diugiej,
nazwanej A. A. Low (tak sic nazy.
wal ojciec obecnego burmistrza
wiekszego New Yorku). wyjechaf
kapitan Henry Newman, znany
marynarz z Nowej Anglii, wczoraj
do Southampton. Towarzyszy mu
tylko jego 16 letnia c6rka. Ofce-
rzy W warsztatach okretowych u
wazaja jazde to "a tax zuchwata, il
wyrazili sic, re woleliby narazic
swe zycie W zawzietej bitwie NOR
skiej, niz W takiej wycieczce. Mafy
statek ma motor naftowy. Kap.
Newman sqdzi, re podroz trwac BE-
die okoio 20 dni.
New YORK, logo lipca. -
15letni Eldridge Finkle i 13letnia
jego siostrzyczka zapobiegli stra-
sznemu nieszczesciu na kolei
Poughkeepsie and Erie. Niedsle-
ko Boston Corners, Duchess coun-
ty, zbierali maliny, lkiedy chfopiec
spostrzegf, re w pewnem miejscu,
zapewne W skutek zmiekczenia
ziemi przez deszcze, szyny sic roz.
giely. R6wnocze5nie uslyszeli TO-
skot zblizajacego sic pociQgu. Po
kr6tkiej naradzie dziewczynka
zdiefa sw6j czerwony kaftanik, a
chlopiec wziawszy go W reke, po-
biegt naprzeciw zblizajacego sic
pociqgu powiewat MIN tax usil.
ME, re zwr6cil ma siebie uwage
konduktora lokomotywy. Pociqg
pedzqcy szybkoScia 35 mil ma 60
dzine zatrzymano ma czas, by sic
ME wykoleit ME runqt z wysokie-
go nasypu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-07-10
Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

- Organizacya Civic Fedora.
ton" zamierza W jesieni zwolac
konferencya obywateli, ma kt6rej
maja bye omawiane propozycye
celem przyjecia novel konstytucyi
dla miasta Chicago Sprawy se-
dzi6w pokoiu, konstabl6w, uprosz.
czenia systemu podatkowego,
przej5cia ma wfasnosc miasta kolei
ulicznych t. p. maja przyjsc pod
obrady.
Podobno republikanski kan
dydat ma senatora Abraham j.
Harris ME ma prawa do kandydo-
wanna z powodu, ze mieszka tylko
rok W swoim dystrykcie, a powi-
MEN wedle ,ustawy mieszkae diva
lata.
Prohibicyonisci okolic
Hyde Park wczoraj dowodzili bur-
mistrzowi, IL pewnym lokalom
ogr6dkowym powinno sic odebrac
licencye do Hprzedazy trunkow;
burmistrz pozostswif rozstrzygnie-
Gle tel sprawy rzecznikowi korpo-
racyjnemu.
- Burmistrz oburzony jest, ze
kompanie asekuracyjne ME obni.
zaja rat, pomimo re straz ogniowa
W komplecie juz pefni slu&be i ze
W sr6dmiesciu system wodociago.
wy jest zaprowadzony.
- Wczoraj wieczorem okofo
godz. 8 kilkunastu chfopc6w W
parku Humboldta zanadto sig roz-
swawoliio, kiedy policyant par.
kowy O'Shaughnessy ich strofo.
wal, obrzucili go kamieniami iska.
leczyli go. Policyant wyjaf rewol'
wer strzelii pare razy. Jedna
kul odbiia sic o kamien W noge
skaleczyla 16 letniego Pantasa
Sahlin, 1887 Sacramento ave. Rs.
ma jest lekka.
Jan Dosowicz, LEGACY ls lat,
cierpiacy ma kurcz szczeki, zostat
wczoraj przewieziony ze swego
mieszkania pm. 10 Leasing str. do
szpitala powiatowego. zdaje sic,
ze ME ma dla niego ratunku. Dnia
3Ogo czerwca, czyszczsc revolver,
Dosowicz prsypadkowo odstrzelif
sobie maly palec u level reki,
wczoraj pojawif sic u niego kurcs
szczeki.
W fabryce mebli Jessen &
Rosberg pm. 405 W. Kinzie str. 70.
botnicy zastrajkowali. So miedzy
mimi Polacy, i ci ostrze gaia roda-
kow, azeby tam ME zglaszali sic
do roboty, dopoki nieporozumienia
pracodawcami ME zostana zafa-
twione.
w South Chicago odbedaie
sic drugi roczny ,karnawat ulicz.
ny" cd d. IA do 26 lipca wlacznie.
Urzadza go loaa Nonpareil nr. a6l
Rycerzy Pythiasa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-07-10
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 10 lipca 1902.

Gdy pred dwudziestu mnleJ
wiecej laty ceny zboza zaczety
gwaftownie spadac, wywolujac
trwajace do dzisiaj przesilenie roll
nicze, wszystkie panstwa europej-
skie zaprowadziiy wysokie cta ma
obce zboze, azeby W ten sposob u
chronic pred zupeinem bankru-
ctwem krajowe rolnictwo. Pomimo
eel wyzszych przesilenie usunie-
tenn ME zostafo i agraryusze donna
gaia sic od swoich rzad6w dalszego
podwyzszenia cet ma zboze zagra-
niczne, pomimo, re konsumenci
energicznie przeciWko temu prote-
stuja. Wyczekiwanie zbawienia Cd
ochronnych cet i nieustanne biada-
mia ma przesilenie, cechuje wszyst-
kich rolnik6w W Europie-z wyatt
klein jednego kraju.
Krajem tym a raczej kraikiem
Jest Dania, liczaca zaledWie q mi
Iona mieszkahc6w. Zamiast chro-
mic sig pod opieka sztuezna eel, "a
miast biadac ma ich zawodnosc,
rolnicy dunscy zabrali sic cd razu
do piracy pod haslem ,,uprzemysio-
wien;a rolnictwa". Tax zwane ,,rol-
uictwo przemysfoWe", uwazajace
zboze "a produkt surowy, spowo-
dowaio nadzwyczsiny Wzrost wszyst
kich produkt6w rolnictwa swieci
swoje tryumfy W statystyce wywo-
zu dunskiego, na kt6ry tamtejszy
rolnik moze bye dummy.
Swietne rzeczywiScie wyniki pod
wzgledem wywozu zawdziecza tax
re Dania rolniczym sp6tkom W ME-
matej pewnoscia mierse; sp6tkom,
kt6re zostaty powofane do zycia
iuz wowczas, gdy W innych euro
pejskich krajach hasfem rolnik6w
byfy cia ochronne. Rolnicy dunscy
we wszystkich gateziach produkcyi
rolniczej postuguja sic osobnemi
sp6ikami ma wielka skale. W Da-
nil ziemie, stuzaca rolnictwu, obli-
czaja ma 2 miliony hektar6w, znai-
dujacych sic przewaznie W posia-
daniu maforolnych ch}op6w, ale CT
chtopi, kt6rzy idac samopas, byli-
by jeszcze ubozszymi niz nasi,
zuajduja sic W dobrem potozeniu
ekonomicznem, dzieki wfasnie Ia
czeniu sic W sp6iki.
Kiedy pred laty W Danii, jak
dzisiaj u mas, kazdy rolnik sam
sprzedawaf swoje masfo, sam bill
SWINE, sam sprzedawaf jaja, obe-
cnie wsie dunskie skupity sic W
sp6tkach rolniczych, azeby jaknai-
bardziej obnizyd koszta produkcyi.
Mleko chtopi dunscy odstawiaia do
pudziafowych mleczarn", kt6re W
og6lnej hczbie przeszio 1000 roz-
siane sa po catym kraju. " NILE
czarniach odbywa si7 przerabianie
mleka W sposob mozliwie najtan-
sly, wynikami moziwie uaile-
pszemi. W udziatowych rzezniach
nierogacizna jest bita i przerabia-
na tymczasowych warunkach
najwieksza korzyscia dla rolnika.
Jaja, dostarczane przez drobnych
rolnik6w chaIupnikow, zbierajq
powiatowe sp6tki, sortuja wedIe re-
gut handIowych i odsyiaja do sp6-
TEX centralnych. To gromadzenie
sic W sp6ikach nietylko usuwa ME-
zdrowa konkurencye, ale przeciw-
wnie kazdegO stowarzyszonego roll
nika zacheca do dzielenia sic ze
zdobyczami techpicznego postepu
z towarzyszami celem powiekszenia
wsp6Inego zysku.
a ten wsp6lny zysk jest chyba
ME maty, iak to wykazuje statysty-
ka. TAX W ciagu dziesieciu lat oil
1890 do 1907. wyw6z stoniny
Danii wzr6sf % miliou6w ma 60
milion6E koron. Wywoz miesa W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-07-10
Kronika Miejscowa.
MorderstWo.

pTZeu bZyuhAeu oOuuo ASyoh Pa'
IA S. Water str, 22letniego Jacka
Lander, kolejowego urzednika, le-
zacego W kaiuzy krwi poderznie-
tenn gardfem i zawieziono 60 do
szpitala Emergency, gdzie wkr6tce
potem umarf. Krotko przedtem
widziano go siedzacego ma fawce
pred lokalem 50letnim Danie-
lem Groogan. Kto popeinif NOR
derstwo, ME wiadomo; policya
aresztowa3a Groogana jako podej-
rzanego.
Lander Groogsn mieli zatru-
dnienie W magazynie towarowym
kolei Illinois & Wisconsin Central
u konca South Water str. mie.
szkali tez razem W Exchange Ho-
tel on. IL S. Water st. Obaj male.
zeli do strajkujacych wyladowywa-
czy frachtowych. Lander praco-
wal tam oil miesiecy; - pred
rokiem przybytz z New Yorku, pod
czas gdy Groogan juz cd lat 30
pracuje dla tel kolei. Groogan
PROFESSIONAL energiczuie przeciw
aresztowaniu 60 zapewnia, re mic
ME vie caiej sprawie.
z ko1 robotniczych.
Wczoraj przez caly dzien krazy-
iy pogloski, re strajk wyiadowywa-
czy frachtowych W ciqgu dnia sic
zakohczy; ME sprawdzity sic jedna-
kowoz. Wieczorem unia postano.
wila strajk daIej prowadzit. Kom-
panic kolejowe zgadzaja sic wpra-
wdzie na podwyzszenie plac stoso.
wnie do z9dah strajkerow, ale ME
chcq piacic podw6jnie "a robote
niedziele swieta, AMI p6ftora razy
wiecej "a robote poza urzedowemi
godzinami. Nadto unii uznac ME
chcs. o ten ostatni punkt moze
ME chodzitoby tax wiele strajkie.
rom, gdyby tylko przyznano i'm wyz
sze place "a robote poza godzina-
mi urzadzeniami. Kompania N orth-
western podobno by}aby gotowa
przystac ma ten warunek.
Konduktorzy j motorowi kolei u.
licznej Chicago City Railway 90.
zamierzajq zebrac sic pojutrze ma
zgromadzenie, by naradzic sic mad
kwestya, dlaczego kompania ME
czyni zadnych krok6w do za}atwie-
MIA kwestyi spornej jeszcze istnie-
jacej, Jezeliby do tego czssu kom.
pania okazala ochote do .rokowan,
to zgromadzenie to ME bedzie mia.
10 zadnych nastepstw; jezeli ME,
to moze przyjsc do strajku.
z Rady szkolnej.
Wczoraj zorganizowala sic no.
wa rada szkolna. DR.. Kuflewski,
jako nowy czlonek, zostal pred
stawiony przez Gallaghera.
Sprawy obchodzacej ogromnie
Niemcow, mianowicie kwestyi,
czyli nadal utrzymany bedzie u
rad superintendent nauki OBJ
cych jezykow, jeszcze ME zala-
twiono.
Me za}atwiono tez poruszonej
kwestyi, czyli ME nalezaioby tych
niemieckich nauczycielek, ktore
juz lat 10 uczyly, pozostawic je-
szcze przez rok ma urzedzie, by
pozyskaly prawo do pensyi.
Natomiast przyjeto propozy-
eva, by tym nauczycielkom, ,ktore
juz pobieraja najwyzsza pensya,
udowodnia, re dalej sic ksztai-
ca, przyznac specyalne honorary
um w sumie $50 rocznie, = je-
zeli ma to sic znajda pieniadze.
Prezydentem obrany zostal
Clayton Mark, wiceprezyden-
TEN Claussenius. Zosta}y tez mia
nowane komitety do kierowni-
ctwa szkol, dla budynkow i real
nosci dla finansow; do pierwsze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-07-10
W1EDEN, logo lipca.

SakouoWanla WQOWle pulko"uihe
Won Thomann, kt6ry dowodzit
austryackiem wojskiemw wyprawie
ma Pekin, a potem W Pekinie 70
sta} zabity, a nadto wyznaczyf jej
pensya roczna ma wychowanie iej
c6rek. Nadto Rad wyptacif inne
pretensye podniesione W zwiazku
z chinska kampania.
RzYM, logo lipca. = Odpo'
wiedz Watykanu ma propozycye
rzadu Stan6w Zjednoczonych W
sprawie sprzedazy dobr koscielnych
ma Filipinach tfomaczy sig ma jezyk
angielski natychmiast telegrah-
cznie zostanie przesfana do Wa
szyngtonu. Kontrakt, ,kt6ry ma bye
zawarty, obejmuje IL punkt6w. z
kt6rych niekt6re zstaly przez Wa
tykan przyjete W formie przez
Tafta proponowanej, inne z mafa
zmiana. Odkad tu Taft bawi, pre-
staf telegrafcznie do Waszyngtonu
10000 slow.
BUENos AYREs, 10 lipca. -
Argentynski chiliiski Rad zawar.
iy ukfad, W kt6rym okreslify roko'
wanna toczace sic do niedawna.
Obie rzeczypospolite zobowiqzuja
sic ma przyszfo56 kwestye sporne
oddac do rozstrzygniecia sadom
polubownym i zmniejszaja swe
wojska dla okazania daznosci po-
kojowych. Argentina zobowiazu-
je sic zachowywac scisia neutral
nose W kwestyach, jake moga po-
wstat W skutek pretensyj Chill do
wybrzezy mad Oceanem Spokoj-
nym. Rozbrojenie ME rozciaga
sic ma fote.
WASHINGTON, logo lipca. -
z pro5ba chinskiego rzadu sPra-
vie wycofania wojsk cudzoziem-
skich, skierowana do rzadu Sta
now Zjednoczonych, zalatwiono sic
niezwvkle szvbko. Minister Hay
wqtpif, by dafo sic osiagnac sku-
tex pomy5lny przez dyplomat6w
W Pekinie, zwiaszcza, re generafo-
vie r6znych pahstw byli przeciwni
wycofaniu wojsk: zwr6cil sic pre-
to wprost do rzad6w tych pahstw,
kt6re W Tien Tsin utrzymuja woj-
ska, "a po5rednictwem ambasado-
row posf6w nadeszfy juz odpowie-
dzi. Ostatnie mich nadeszfy Cd
rzadu francuzkiego niemieckiego.
Ready przesIa swym generation in
strukcye, kt6re doprowadza do od-
DANA wkr6tce Tien Tsin W rece
wfadz chinskich. Przedewszyst-
klein za5 generaiowie maja cofnqc
swe wymaganie, by chihskie woj-
sko trzymato sic W oddaleniu 30
kilometr6w cd Tien Tsin z wyatt
klein policyi liczacej 800 ludai.
OYSTER BAY, N. j., 10 lipca. -
Prezydent zaprosit prywatnie
wszystkich czfonk6w gabinetu, by
go odwiedzili W jego mieszkaniu
letniem ma Sycamore Hill. Sly
chac, re wszyscy czfonkowie gabi.
netu po kolei odwiedza prezydenta,
sekretarz wojny Root juz "a pare
dni przybedzie W odwiedziny, Pre-
zydent ustawicznie porozumiewa
sic telegrafcznie ze stolica zwiaz-
kowa zapewne ME uptywa ami 60
dzina, by ME wysytaf lub ME otrzy-
mywat depesz Waszyngtonu.
Topeka, Kas., logo lipca. - Ma
konferencyi, kt6ra tn sic odbyfa
pomiedzy Walterem Vrooman
reprezentantami r6anych' firm
zbozowych i miynarskich omawia-
no plan zafozeuia zwiazku farme-
row mtynarzy. Chodzi o to, aze-
by oszczedzac zysk poSrednik6w,
t. j. azeby farmer wprost mayna-
rem robit interesa. DUO firm
zytosilo sic z checia przystapienia
do zwiazku.
NANTICoKE, Pa, logo lipca. -
John Mitchell, prezydent krajowe-
go zwiqzku g6rnik6w, przybyf tn z
Wilkesbarre przemawiaf ma rocz-
mem zgromadzeniu dystryktu or
gauizacyi mr.. l. Powitano goz
entuzyazmem. Wyrazat sic wiel-
The colored American., 1902-11-22

E. L. Jordan 5l5 9th street, n. W.,
retails the highest grades of beer and
liquors. HIS place is the only one
where you can get the famous Brighton
Whlskey. One full quart S1.OO de-
liyerei. Telephone 1878 main. Court
eous service and moderate prices.
The colored American., 1902-11-22

night, en- route to New York, where
he joined the "Tuskegee Wizard" He
was met at the train by several we'll
known Journalists and educators, and
a chat OF an hour or SO was enjoyed.
The colored American., 1902-11-22

The South should not be allowed to
deprive the Negro of the right to vote,
and at the same time enjoy the in
-"""nCantatinn made possible
The colored American., 1902-11-22

Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding of Miss Phillipa Wilkins and
Mr.. Edward A. Walton to take place at
Mt JezrelI Baptist Church, 5th and E
streets, southeast, Thursday evening,
November 27.
The colored American., 1902-11-22

South. The leading Democratic daily
in Raleigh paid him a handsome tri-
butte upon his appointment, and be-
spoke him eminent success.
The colored American., 1902-11-22

DR.. ]. E. Shepard, newly-appointed
as field secretary of the National
Sunday School Union, has taken hold
Of his work with characteristic vim
and vigOr, and he bids fair to become
one of the most useful members of the
staff. He is especially adapted to the
work assigned to hi -
goou-will of both race
The colored American., 1902-11-22

Hon. John S. Durham, late U. s.
Minister to Hayti, has been appointed
assistant attorney before the Spanish
Claims Commission. His perfect
familiarity with the Spanish language
makes this appointment most fitting.
The colored American., 1902-11-22
PRICE, FIVE CENTS
THE DRIFT OF EVENTS
FARAGRAPHS THAT TELL
THEIR OWN STORY,

Crisp ComDaent Upon Current
Illustrative 9- 6bss Variesate
ThrcwD. Upon Ole Canvas by
Pictures Of Washington Life-1
rcr Held ZIP to Nature, as 1t We're.
The colored American., 1902-11-22

Supt. Montgomery, Jesse Lawson and
Bundy assisted. Mrs. Bette G. Francis
presided. A handsome portrait of Mr..
Langston was presented by Prof. Law
son. Miss Ella D. Barrier is principal
of tie Langston School.
The colored American., 1902-11-22

The enlarged parish hall, adjoining
81 Luke's P. E. church, was dedicated
Friday evening of last week with ap-
propr1ate exercises. Speeches were
made by prominent members and
friends Of the church, and a dainty
supper was served by the ladies. The
hall was packed and enthusiasm was
the order of the hour. The room is
now one hundred feet in length, and
ample for all ordinary entertainments
of the church, giving also increased
facilities for the Sunday School and
The expenses of the ad-
condition have been fully met.
The colored American., 1902-11-22

Tuesday evening the rostrum
at Bethel Literary and Historical As
sOciation was occupied by Rev. L. c.
Sneafe, discussing the question: "Is
the Seventh Day the Sabbath of the
Christian, according to the BibIe?"
hev. Sheafe is an authority on the
much-mooted query, and large audi
ence greeted him on this occasion.
The colored American., 1902-11-22
THE NATIONS CAPITAL
RECORD OF THE DONGS
OF THE WEEK.

nNSy Season in 66s Social, Literary
and Religious Realm J. AIbsrt John
son Booked to Re;u'n, They Say-Edi-
'0F c''une in Town-Other Matters Of
Interest :.
The colored American., 1902-11-22

Mr. Emmett j. Scott, private secre-
tary to DR.. Booker t. Washington,
passed through the city last Saturday
The colored American., 1902-11-22

o., Is SAID upon good authority that
At the close of the present conference
igaf Igf about April 1st, Rev. J. Albert
oo--1Son, now in Baltimore, will be re-
~SS1.sAed to the pastOrate of the Metro
to-lOan A. NJ. E. Church, of this city.
nc -,s appolntment by special arrange
-rI r--51l 10 be for the period of ten years.
ant --5 change is the subject of consider
c.es 0o''i IIInI0IeI ldI CIT
g me formal dedication of Langston
SSgAool took place last Friday. Ad-
GLIeSseS ~ were delivered eulogistic of
S5e HON. John NJ. Langston. in whose
rfraJ me building is named; the prin-
c. O. grafton being by Hon. John Z.
commissioner Maefarland,
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09
SPORTING SPECIALS.

Cleveland has signed blacksmith
named Lundborn as a pitcher. lie
throws a horseshoe curve.
The attendance at the Harvard
Yale game was $4,000. About 10000
people saw games in Chicago Thanks
giving day. They call football brutal
but they like it.
Miss Previous brought $4,000 at the
New York horse sale. 1t was the high
est price ever paid for yearling. She
will be expensive property if she lives
up to her name.
Jim Scanlon, the Philadelphia fight
er, is now in Australia, according to
the Melbourne Sportsman, and has is
sued challenge to any middle weight
in Australia. Scanlon won some fair
fights in this country.
equality of cloth and speed of cush.
ions are factors which will tell con.
siderably in the coming tourney" said
billiard expert the other day. "Cloth
stretched as tightly as it is for the
best three-cushion tables would abso.
lutely prevent any kind of decent
showing in balk-line play. I suppose
no two tables are really the same for
speed, though, of course, with the same
quality Of cloth, it is possible approx.
ina tely to have two tables alike.
These long runs at balk-line are alb
solutely impossible unless the cloth is
kept loose enough to hold the balls"
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09

feet, at which point the soil water or
water table is found in this case. 1t
will be noted that the roots reach a
depth of 20 feet, and are then IL feet
above the water table or soil water
in the soil. 1t will also be noted that
the spread of the tree in nowise cor
responds to the spread of the roots in
the soil. 1t has been a popular fancy
that the spread of the branches of u
tree represents the spread of its roots.
This fallacy should have been explod-
ed without the use of diagrams, but
it has not been. We all know that
when trees are grown in tubs the
branches cover square area very
much greater than the surface of the
tub. The most important lesson to
be learned from this illustration is
that soil of proper texture is able to
support trees with very little surface
moisture. This explains why some of
our apple and peach orchards have
been little affected by the droughts
that have destroyed other economic
plants.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09
PHYSICIANS MUCH INTER
ESTED.

Northport, Mich, Dec. 9.-The med
ical men. are just now eagerly dis
cussing most remarkable cure of a
severe case of Kidney Disease in this
county. Mr.. Byron O. Leslie, OF
Northport, has for years been a vic
tim of Kidney arrangements with all
the consequent pain and annoyance.
He was gradually growing worse and
as the disease advanced he became
very Respondent, often wondering ii
he would have to endure this suffer
ing all his lifetime.
But at last he found remedy that
cured him in Dodd's Kidney Pills. He
was much pleased, but did not say
much about it lest the good effect he
experienced would not last. Now,
however, after months of continued
good health he has concluded that he
is permanently cured, and his, an.
nouncement of this has caused pro-
found sensation among the physi.
clans and the people who knew of his
apparently hopeless condition.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09

move along the inside of the posts
and thus reduce friction. The gate is
raised by means of ropes attached to
the center of the upper side of the
gate, from which they pass up to pull
legs in the center of the archway, and
then out along horizontal arms, at
right angles to the bars which con-
meet the tops of the posts. By pull
ing on the rope, the gate, which is
but trifle heavier than the balanc-
ing weights, is raised, and after the
vehicle has passed, the gate falls OF
itself. In passing in the opposite di-
rection another rope is pulled, when
the gate is raised as before. A SUBJ
scriber has had one of these gates in
constant use for number of years
and finds it SO satisfactory he de.
scribes it for the benefit of others.-E.
Way, in Farm and Home.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09
clearing an Old Orchard.

A correspondent reports to the
Rural New Yorker of a novel method
he employed in clearing an orchard
of old trees. Many of our western
readers may find in the experience of
this New York orchardist sugges-
ton worth trying for themselves. He
says he chad 1000 old peach trees to
clean out, and found it rather slow
work with ropes, pulleys and team. I
hired thrashing traction engine for
five dollars per day and coal fur
nished; had stout chain 20 feet
long and two men to hook and I'M
hook it to and from the trees. Re-
suit, pulled 500 trees in ten hours.
roots and all, clean from the ground.
The soil is stiff loan, and was pref
ty dry and hard. The trees stood IS
feet apart, and it was very seldom
that the engine had to back"
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09
THE DEPTH OF ROOTS.
port Trees with But Little Sur
face Moisture.

How deep will trees root? The an
swer is impossible to give at this time,
as not sufficient data has been collect
ed to give the information desired
even for single variety. But the
depth of roofing Of most plants is
found on investigation to be far great
err than has been suspected. In the
accompanying illustration we show a
peach tree that was grown at the
Arizona experiment station. The soil
or earth is shown to the depth of "a
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09

Persons contemplating journey East or
West should be careful that the rates paid
for their transportation do not exceed those
charged by the Nickel Plate Road.
This company always offers lowest rates
and the service is efficient. Careful at
tention is given to the wants of all first
and second class passengers by uniformed
colored attendants. The dining car service
of the Nickel Plate Road is above criticism
and enables the traveller to obtain meals
at from thirty-fve (35) cents to Sl.00 but
no higher.
grade standard Semi-weekly transconti-
mental tourist cars ply between Atlantic
and Pacific Coasts. Confer with nearest
agent of the Nickel Plate Road.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09
The Dietetic and HygienlC
GAReffe.

says: walter Baker & Co., of Dorchester,
Mass, U. S. A., have given years of study
to the skillful preparation of cocoa and
chocolate, and have devised machinery and
systems peculiar to their methods of treat.
ment, whereby the purity, palatability, and
highest nutrient characteristics are re.
tanned.
Their preparations are known the world
ments from the medical practitioner, the
nurse, and the intelligent housekeeper and
caterer"