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tales hombres, TODD hay que espa-
rarlo.
I'm t,reve pudo tranquilizarse.
porque Lorenzo no hizo rn6s que
abrir la ventana de par en par
volverse al lado de su amo.
-EnlloTabuena-pens6 al mari
nero;Ai;e trat Ia solo de dar aire all
gabinebe del amo. iQ16 hien me
trata NO solamente we're, sino que
ORE toiao 10 que So Olga. j.. Esta
lleno df atenciones para mi el psi-
tr6n.
FablrIcio sc babfa dejado caer en-
N silltn; rnedita ba, Y la fatiga
moral lie yefa en- su rostro, iluml-
nado ctn Ia luz de Ia hujfa,
LORENZO aguardaba siIenclosal-
meDte
De repente ell joven letrant0 la
cabeza, ! dijo:
-Tengo que hanlaros de cosils
de gram iinportancia; voy 4 encat'
garos EIna misi6n de contlanza, cH.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-17

de nuestro hognbre. Emplead tudos
los medics que querais; ten6is car
ia blanca.
-Esta bien, sefior.
-Ahora, 4 otra cosa; deseo tener
nbertsd para entrar y salir squf 4
cualquiera hora sin molestar q los
criados, sea por la puerta principal
8 por la que sic ahre hacia Ell boule-
ward del Sens. S1eneis doble llave
de esa puerta2
-Sf, sefor; todas las llages i'm
portantes estfn dobles.
Id busearme esa.
No tengD necesidad de ir a
buscarla; enbiegare al senior las que
llevo siempre en- mi llavero.
Y Lorenzo sac6, en- efecJo, de su
llavero las dos llaves que correspon.
dian q las dts entradas de la casa,
diciendo:
-Esta mas grande es la de Ia
puerta principal.
-Esta blen; podeis retiraros.
-sDespierto al seflor mafIaua9
ST; IN peeo antes de la siete.
III senior saImorzara en- casas
No.
-Ssaldrd Gin carruajs7
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-17
Balances de Aduanas

Con motivo del nom mbrsmiento de Mr.. Cru.
son psra Ell cargo de collector de Aduanas de
Puerto Rico ell de Mr. Whitehead para oil de
vista de Ia aduana de New York. los lihrus de
colectur1a en- todos los puertos de Ia isa fue-
ron balanceados 81 cerrar los negocios Rntas
de aver.
Lss cuentas baio Ia administration del Sc :
nor Whitehead SO eerraron = las del sefior Cru
con se abrieron aver.
El sehor Crazon, oil nuevo collector, As un
amigo personal del sefor Tom NJ. Cooke, al
Sub Collector. Ambos son del Enismo Estade.
El seAor cruzon es un conocido barquero CO.
merciante de Nebraeka, IN miem bro prpmi-
nente del psrtdo repubieano.
Ha sido miembro de Ia legislature dol Es-
tado en- vafias ocesiones peEo hasta ahora no
az sabe equf 81 ha ocupgdo IN puesto en- si go
bieFno.
Dicho sehoP 90 padre de fgmilia, de media
ns edad muy com munieatlvo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-17

Ell criadC es complice del amO.
La hsIbitaci0n del sobrino del.
seflor Delariviere estaba en- ell piso
bajo, como hemos dicho; pero la
casa te1fa unos s6tanos, con susl
rejas irlnto a la TERRA, que hacfan.
que al rlso baio hubiera que llega1f
por algunos escalones, haclendolel
casi de la altura de un piso prin-.
cipal.
Claudio Marteau, saltando c6mli
un jagaar, pas0 por detras de ltI
casa, sc asi6 con sus brazos y rodis
las al trOnco de un castaf1o dts
treinta amos, y, probando cue a1fi
no habfa olvidado 81 antique ofcit,
de marlnero, desaparecio en- brev's
entire ell ramaje del arbol,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-17
Ecos dc Ia isla
Notas de nuestros corresponsa1es
Bio Piadras

E domingo, con motfvo de ser ell del aanto
de IL bella hermosa seforita Belen Mandie,
fu6 orgsnfzada una alegre iaranita en su casa.
Lo mas escoiido de In pobac6n conGurri6
esta fiesta, refnande una gran aiegFfa entire
los eoncurrentes hasts las ls de Ia nochet hora
On que termin6 tan agradAbls fiesta.
Los duehl de la casa DbseqN IRON enplen-
didamente con dulces iicores la concn
rrencia.
Muchas felicidades deseamos tan apra-
ciable amiguits, que en- Ell afo pr6ximo poda-
mos disfratar de otra sgradaoe festecita en-
igual dis.
--Segdn se asegura, Ell pueblo de TrniilIo
alto sera agregsdo 81 de Rio Piedras sn la
proxima division de Ia isla.
Creemos que esta poblaci6n gsnara nlucho
con la anex6n, pues Rio Piedras cuent;! con
una buena administrator Y una GAIA desampe-
nsda. Esto quiere decir que no tendFA que
gravar squel poblado con contribucfonoa que
hoy no tiene.
-La construction de Ia Escuela Normal
que SO estG hs ciendo en- este pueblo adelanta
r6pidamsnte ya estS eonstFuido ell primsTD
gundo casi ei tercer piso de ests esenela en-
TODD 10 que refers Is parte da mAtsFial,
solaments falba IL parts de MADEIRA.
Es sasl SECURE que para Ell pr6ximo mes de
Marco qusde coneluido este sdi6cio, para
Mayo ppeda ser ocupsda.
La discussion del alca.ldo dc este paablo
senior Acosba con Obrss p1blicas, sobrs ell arra-
glo del troxo de earretera central que pasa nor
Ell pnsblo, viene en- parjuicio ds los vecinca.
Este troso de carretera SO encuentra lIeno
de hoyos 8 baches que ponen en- peligr0 eons-
los tranaeuntes que van eE ca
rrusjss = los del pueblo que por cnal9niar
crcunstancia caen en- uno de esos baehes.
Es neeesario que & Ia mayor bPevedad, sea
dsdDido quien es ell que tiene Ia obligation de
coInponeF ese troso de carretera.
Creemos que 81 8lcalds de este pUsbl0 tra-
bRjarA para que en- breve pazo queds dadni
sivamente resuelto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-17

AcaDaba de eiecutar esba naaElio-
bra, que probaba la agilidad de sus
miembros, cuando una luz brill0 4
traves de los cristales de Ia verlta-
ma que tenfa mas cerca, por la
cual SIC prometfa hacer sus obsel,va-
clones.
Desli20Ee como una ardilla casi
hasta la extremidad de la rama que
avanzaba mas, que sc plegaba
apenas hajo el peso de su cuerpo,
dominando de este mcdo Ia habi-
taci6n.
Las ccrtinss, levantadas loo
alza- psfIos, lie permitfan yer ell In
terror Gle Ia estancia dcnde acsba-
ban de entrar Fabricio y LORENZO
Una noohe magnffica sucedfa d
IN Ola calurogo, " Fabricio que
venfa scfOcado, sef1al6 q LORENZO Ia
ventana.
Claudio frunci6 las cejas.
-sQue es esto2 iMe habra Ylstol
SEse canalla vera 4 oscuras como
los gates? gCafIonaao d Brestl De
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-17
UNA ADVERTENCIA.
a los amigos de LA Demooraoia /"

VoIvemos & adyertir d los amigos ds La
DRmoCBACIA, que no daremos pubieidad &
ningan artfeulo asunto que 80 nos dirlia pa
Fa ell periodieo, m6nos cue no vepgar por
medic de IN sgente nuestro, corresponsAl &
persona bien sonocda por nosotroe. Nl#
Suplicamos la vez los que nos ren.ltan
trabsjos para su inserci6n, que los envfen todo
10 eorrecto posibles en- sn astiio v sin que SO
fate en- elIos al respeto que merezcan la
persona personas q qnien quienes se alu.
da. Ds 10 contrario, iran 81 canasto de- los
desperdieios.
Aquf son mushos los ouehaeeres que nos
oeasionsn nuestras labores de redacci6n para
perdsr nuestro tempo eorrfgendo agenas elu.
clbractones. s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-17
En- la Federation Iibre

Para Ia velada que Sc cslsbrark en- la SFe-
deraci6n librsS de San Juan Ell proximo domin-
go, prepara ell se3or Igssias ell giguisnte lena !
elias minerals obreras del n,unf constisu-
yen ell modelo para Ia organization de Ia So
cisdad fraternal igualAtoria del futuro.a
Luego So pondrs escena Ia obra en- tres
aetes RCostumbrss sociales> v conelulrk dicha
velada CON Ia pieza c6mlca GMarcurio Cupi-
dos
Sa observa mucha animaci6n en- los socia-
listas para concurrir esa fiesta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-17
rTNEA FEE. .REA DEL 1EsTE

Itfnarario lie Trenss Varores que rsgira
desds sI da de SeptIenbre tse 1901.
@
salidas de Ia Capital y Bayani6n
sfmn nItE1Aamenta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-17
B1BLIoTECA De <LA DEMocRACfAD

Bueno es saberlo, y, ST sois peli-
groso, tanto peor para yos.
Lorenzo sguardaba q su seflor.
-seguidme lie dlio su amo.
Lorenzo obedeci6 y precedi6
su amo con una bujfa en- la mano.
En- el mismo instante en- Que
Fabricio llamaba Ia yeria, Clau-
dio Marteau, que velaba en- su pa
bell6n y fumaha su pipa oscuras,
sali6 vivamente y Sc arrastr6 q pa
50 de lobo haci3 Ia casa.
Las tinieblas eran profundas Y
lie oeultaban; vio entrar Fabricio,
0y6 la orden que daba q Lorenzo y
sc dijo:
Este es ell snstante de saber 81
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EEaSta $50

Hasta Ia hoia de tabaco Sc estk falsiAcan-
do ya.
Este siglo Xxx tendra que llamarss ell sfglo
de- los linces.
no Ga sstrano que euaquiar dia aos pre-
sente ell extranjero un perfecfsimo eigarro dc
ALos Tres Hscudos,S hseho cen picaduFa dc
verdolaRa 8 de castaGa do pajnil.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-17
FRITZE, LUNDT c GO.


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Casas en- Mayags5eS y San JuGp.l
BamquerOs cOmIsaORfstas
ENTEs
ds las siguientes compaffas de vapores
Hamburg American LAnO
Hamburg.
Ia VELOGE
Geneva.
Aevy Work and EssO. EakcO .. e. Co
New York.
MOnsOn Steamship Line,
New York.
Sierra Steamship Line
Liverpool.
vapores Corrsss De sObrInOs do Herrera
Habana.
Galvestony West Indies IS. .. Co.
Galveston.
De las siguisntes CompafifaS dc Ase-
xuros contra incendio.
LA BALOIsE,
HAMBURG BREMENSE,
AACHEN g. MUNICH.
ASEGUROS MARITIMOS
Norta GermAnioa.
RepPesens9mt0s
del Board Of Underwriters Of New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-17

DOCTOR J. LORENZO CASALDuO,
Cirujano-Dentista Norte- -aInericano.
Arscibo Puerto Rieo.1
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para emPar ana Rea RriadG
en- IN dia tome les PAST1LLAs LAAANIES
nm RROMO CUININA. El boticaTio lie de-
volvsrG al dlnero 81 no 50 cura. La nrma 0e
E. W. GROVE Sc halls en- eads esJisa.
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etAis Historical seeissT

aud are trying to stay il oi with
'would-be revision.
president Roosevelt tried to keep
monopolies aud tariR distinct and
separate. He recommended con-
stitutional amendment as a cure for a
trust; l say that would be 90 relief
but simply give congress authority to
legislate--I say congress.has power to
pass laws that win remove all the
evils of the trust aud right the
wrong"
Repeal the DlngleY tariff law and
you will kill the trusts
On states issues his review Of the
school fund question was particularly
clear and his endorsement of the 7th
amendment emphatic.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-01

Rev. VIM. NJ. Pgottsman, who 21
yeaEs ago was pastor Of the N. e.
church, South, OF this city, died At
No, Monday, The 27th in
the ssth year Of his age. He was
born In Marietta, Ohio, February 49,,
1916 and was thus five &years older
than the State Of Missouri he was
one Of the most distinguished o. the
early circuit riders Of this state aud
though northern born was an ardent
southern eympathlzer
Mrs. r. 4 Fenstermacher left Sat-
urday morning for Mexico, where she
will visit hcr sister Mrs Koken-
dorfer She was joined By Mr.
FenslermacheE that evening They
win visit 10 Indiana and Kentucky
before going to Charleston.
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Several times during the school
year the literary societies Of Central
College give open sessions, to which
the friends Of the iostitution are
invited such an occasion was the en-
tertainment given ou Saturday even
ing by the Argonia Literary Society,
which presented the following pro-
gram:
l. Address of Welcome
Miss Edyth Harrison.
2. Piano Solo: The Last Hope
Gottschalk
Miss Charlotte Donaldson.
3. Vocal Solo: The Sweetest Flower
That Blows Hawley
Miss Mary Viles.
4. Reading; Ny Uncle Charley
Waterman
Miss Lillian Moorehead.
5. Violin and Piano Duet: March
from Tannhauser Wagner
Misses Ramsey and Mcclure.
s. Piano Solo: Caprice de Concert,
No. 2 Boone
Miss Frances Mcclure.
7. Essay: The Anglo Saxon
Miss Flora Mcclure.
5. Vocal Soil:
a, The Sunbeams are Sleeping
wolcott
b. When Love is Kind A. L.
Miss Blanche Kerr.
8. Piano Solo: Air De Ballet
Chaminade
Miss Margaret AulI.
10. Readings:
a. Pride Of Battery B
b. The White lilly Wright
Miss Susan Yates.
IL. Reading ;Ine sB0aL Race Holmes
Miss Myrtle Daugherty.
II. Vocal Duet; Cheerfulness
f. Gumberl
Misses Kerr and Norman.
10. Society Song.
Without comment upon the irdi
vidual numbers, II is but just to the
participants TO say that the entire
program was well given and the
variety which it contained showed
many resources Of tiourIshiDg
society.
The literary societies Of college
are 40 important feature OF Schoo
life; and an active membership 10 one
Of such is to be estimated as highly
as any division Of the curriculum
1t secures for the constituent 8
knowledge Of parliamentary law, the
enorLs IN Wriblng ald conclseueSs anC
forcefulness OF expression, and ths
appearance before an audience give
one a confidence and reposc that can
not be obtained in any other way
Aud by no means the least OF advan
tages accruing from the literary
societies is the college spirit which
its membership engenders.
The literary societies Of Centra
College have for many years published
a monthly magazine, the contribu
tlons to which are frequently worthl
Of writer's Of greater experience an'
reputation.
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Certificates OF Indebted
ness were issued TO the
Seminary Fund since
March 81, 1883, Of l,ll3,S39 AZ
Tstai certificates is
sued since Act Of

January !, 1865, the stock amounted
to 800, 600. In 1866, it was sold to
Capt Eads for slOS, 10000, who paid
for it 10 Missouri bonds.
To 1867, by an act Of the lagisla-
ture, s1Os, ,S64.45 for war indemnity
money was placed into the seminary
fund, and in 1875 this fund consisted
Of $l0s, 700 90 Of o. S. bonds, which
we're sold and sl22, 100000 OF Mis-
souri, 6 per cent bonds purchased.
BY act OF March %, 1881, the fund
commissioners issued a 6 per cent
certificate OF Indebtedness to this
fund for sl22, 900 90 and Cancelled the
Missouri bonds.
Under the act Of March 81, 1888,
and subsequent acts, sl,llS, 839. AZ Of
certificates have been issued and the
full amount Of money placed in the
sinking fund and used for the redemp-
tion of Missouri bonds.
The certificates Of Indebtedness
outstanding on January l, 1901, we're
as follows;
SCHOOL CERTIFICATES.
Under Act Of March %,
1881, so, ,9Os, ,OOO.OO
Under Act Of March 81,
1883, 24s,oOo.O 90
Total School Certif-
Gates, ss, l5S,OOo OC
SEMINARY CERTIFICATES,
Under Act of March %,
1881, $ $4,000. oC
Under Act Of March 81,
1888, $4,000. o.
Under Act Of March 2e,
1891, e40,s5s 2;
Under Act OF April 2,
1895, 1882 il
Total Seminary certi-
ficates s1,2S5, ,Sss 4:
Total School and Sem
inary Certificates
outstanding Janu-
airy /, 1901, "a, s9S, S39 AZ
It is beyond dispute that the stats
debt was not increased by reason o.
the issue OF certifca es Of indebted
uess; in other words, II the certificates
had not been issued the state would
still owe the full amount Of money tt
the bondholders now represented BY
certificates, us will be seen by tn,
following;
| The first certificates re-
i funded to the school
fund, the principal and
4 interest Of bonds ta-
ken in payment of
bank stock in 1865, 9OO,OOO.OC
School fund state bonds
1 Cancelled in 1881 2,OO9, 900 OF
Seminary fund state
bonds Cancelled in 1881 122, 900. OF
Moneys transferred to
sinking fund from
sources other than in-
terest fund, used to
4 pay of state bon Lac. .O5S. q
-----
Total S4. 49s s5s 2;
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Total
aemp-shreddine Machine


The following item is from the Kan
sas CAY Star Of the October 25th.
.'G. w. Wiglesworlh OF Lexington,
Mo-, who is extensively interested in
the hemp-growing industry, is in the
city. He has 1000 acres planted IN
hemp, A hemp shredding machine is
at present engaging his attention. He
believes It will do away with the pres
ent method Of leaving the stalks ex-
posed in tho fields during the winter In
order ;hat they may rot, after which
the fiber is separated BY hand labor. Z
II there are 1900 acres Of hemp in
Lafas etis county nobody seems to
know about It. But II a machine could
be invented which would do away with
hand labor and winter exposure, il is
safe TO say that what was once the
couu'y's greatest industry would soon
be restored.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-01

Geo. Farrar. formerly contractor
Of this CITY, died Of lright's disease,
at Dallas, Texas, on tile 18th ~ Octo-
ber, aged n years. Hei was on old
resident Of this city aud was Sell
known toall our older cItIzens.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-01

]. q Young Jr., and Firman White
went 10 Katsas City Thursday morn
ing TO buy ladies' calling carriage
for White Bros stable,
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From Revenue Fund $ 56s,OCO OF
From School Fund, 225,OOO OC
From Seminary Fund, 674,g5s %
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Gmpt-e Yraueret,
Gutter Natb.

&euu .Sbr parm leib, trinft
Cream Yure Sine.
SEEM Sbr falt ieib, trinft
Cream Hure 6pe.
@enn Sbr tranf ieio, trintt
Cream Fure 6pe.
uno ruerH Sbr seiunb ieib, oann trintt ui6ts
oIs Cream Ture 6pe,
BENIN beiiersr 8osseu : Sdnaps 1T ui9t se=
ma5t. gu betommen bel
A. AIstrom,
21=3mt ct. Gloub, Winm.
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Zpr~Jrt,1r,tt 5tnnnpnttkt aus.
2eutnant: uGibilifation-
pe1ssbtes Trembpprt-erinnert ans
Gipil"
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Gints Trtniaers 3unse.

Rep. 81. Yrisit iast: Die 3unse
peruras ni9t aussubriden bas Sute,
uefdes @arner's @bite Wtne Of
Cur Sprup fur mid unb meine So
mile setban bot. Sd babe Is Sab
re basesen seidafft unb ni@ts sefuns
rem, bas Seiierfeit unb @eisung Der
aeble uub Der 9unsen 10 gut beleitisi
als @bite @ine Of Gar Sprup.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-22

letu OitSo gu lU9le!I, puIIttl Ct IlU NIU)l
perrietb.
Gr braudte ni6t ldnse gu parten, ba
er bereits als Sritter an bic Reibe fam.
Del Sirettor trat auf Mor su unb
iiberidaute feline 5isur nit einem priiz
fenben glid.
r9m. bm," fosts er, rionts ma es
glauben, bieier Mann, Der einen qons
i9mpatbii@sng inbrud ma9t, Elm MDr.
ber!!"
Mar err0t6ete unb erblei6te Bel biez
fem Sob. Der Streftor fu6r fort:
r9or iolGen bItet gu9 gang bsfonz
bers, liebe &inber, bas iinb bic 8Dlfe,
bic in Sdufstleibern gu Gu9 tommen.
Sort feline 9eidi4te!"
ltno er Las: rJrans 9oIsapfeI in
Dorhis 5ei Norbbauien sebpren!"
r4ba," ba9te Mar, nun fpeiB ih
bod, uer i4 bin, penn i9 nur f9on
pibte, mas i9 perbroten babe"
rWurbe," fubr Der Director fort,
.fpdter Bel einem 9Gdermeiiter in bic
2ebre seseben. So9 idon firth betrat
er bic Balm Der 8erbreden."
.Sdauberbaft," budte Mar, .tpis
fonnte ib nur 10 fdledt fein!"
r3ulest," Log Der Oirettor tpeiter,
frat er in Gbarlottenburs in 8onbis
tion, rnb bier mar es, mo CT bon 6abs
iu9t setrieben. sfpei ieiner S9laftols
lesen eri4oB unb etnsn britten i9per
pertpunbete!"
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Welb III Derlei1en.

Nuf cultipirte Sarms seseu lei9te
8ebinsunsen unb gu niebrisen Staten
@elb 81 perleiben. gs wirb ii6 gu9
lobnen, BEL mir porsuipre9en, weur
Sbr cine anleibe arf Cure 6arm mo.
den wont.
1S.1i -. .. ODrman.
Office iber grier ysationaIbanf, ct. @lout.
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1(ntrr

unb mas fir feline 2eibpGf4e
meme Mabame bat; id fase Dir. bic
babe ifr mid suerft gar ni9t on5u<
aiehen detrauti"
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prresaua an if1eu ct. PAIL. EltnnsassIis, 5eIena.
oztte, Srrfane, Cattle unt CORTLAND. Berttnfrnssn
Scr reflit an enspunftfn fur BITE 6srteuat Gesens.
Oregon uns California eunftt, alasta, Saran une
Gina. 9ertineruseu IN ben rtatnashdettn fur aus
Sfli&en rRb fieliaen punfts
0efIia ~lauftne. OefitN las rtns,
enc. 1 u:20 a. N mo. 3:30p. m.
INC. 8 11:35 q. m. fNo. 1 1890 o. m.
mo 5 for Wfllmar No. 8 arrives from
Hos q. m. Willnar 15:45 a. N
rho. z 11:20 .. m. tho. 8 $40 Q. IA.
No. 3, 4, 2 and 8 run via Clea. water.
sDaily except Sunday.
fDaily.
Cur Raspen. zifsts uab ntitsrt Snfsrnatira fprt&t
ysf sher f6rettt an
q. u. Stetoe, 9. y. 4 z. a.,
Ct. Gleue. Ninu.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-22
Aur3e EPhrr.

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-22
c.. w. Saunders,
415 ct. 6srmainfraBs ct GlouO.

bodsrabiseu Sirpcles uuo Grosrt Repara.
tur, 1902 agentur fir bic woblbefunuten
&acpcle, Wonard, Sarues unb 1fit1eu gi=
cpcles. aub quite 5weirdber aus ~;ueiter
5anb. 9reiis fir meme gicpcles pom $50 bis
$50. aae poQtdnbis fir's Sabr sarautirt.
Trast mad meit en- vinpiucible Sires, bic be-
ten in Der Statt fir's gelb. l4=6mr
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-25
Pay Day.

Monday was pay day at the Edgley
Creamery and Judging from the pie
SAINT smile On the faces of some of
the farmers, they were we'll pleased
with their Ieturns. The amount re-
ceived by tke patrons for butter fat
was 254 cents psr pound, which is
not SO worse when it ir taken into
consideration that the creamery was
only operAed three days during the
latter part gof February, and the fur
ther fact that the machinery is all
new. Ths highest amount paid was
$1265. Get the good work go on,
it will notbe long before the patrons
of the CREAMERY will be depositing
money inthe bank. instead of borr-
ing from that institution.-Edgely
Mail.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-25

without success and men have grown
gray in watching and hoping to So
cure homesteads upon it while disa-
pointment has been their only re-
ward. But under the indomitable
wlllpower and push of Mr.. Marshall
the prospect looks much more hope
full than ever before. He has al
ready favorable report from the
committee and is pulling every avail
able string for votes to pass it. He
has some strong and decidedly able
and resourceful allies in the members
from South Dakota and in3my Judge
ment will pass his bill if permitted
to call it up Of which he has little
doubt. He is also pushing a public
building bill for the city lof Grand
Forks With some show Of success,
though the conditions are decidedly
against him upon this proposition
and if it goes through ho should Ger.
tainly be accorded great credit.
In a general way he isS also pro-
noting the arid land ! irrigation
scheme, that he feels would be OF
great general benefit toS the west
To sum it all up in few words Mr..
Marshall is very able and perseverlng
and if much gets away from him
shall miss my guess, Notwithstanding
that he is working single handed
and alone,
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-25
North Dakota at st.Louls.

The state of North Dakota will
have one of the finest exclusively ag-
ricultural exhibits ever attempted.
Governor Whites plan is probaly the
most effectual method that could
have been pursued under the circum
stance. 1t will place the exhibit up
on financial basis and render fur
thur action by the committee in charge
easy. The general request to all
counties to participate in the effort,
will enliven competion and swell the
contribution fund to such an extent
as to insure plenty of material for So
lection for the demonstration. It is
thought that the legislature will ap-
propriate about $4,000, which sum,
when reinforced by contributions,
from counties and private subscrip-
tions, is expected to reach $4,000.
An exclusively5 agricultural exhibit
for this money can be prepared that
will out-cIass anything ever attemp-
ted in that line by any commonwealth
North Dakota cannot make better
investment of money than by judi
cious demonstration of her great ag-
ricultural resources. At this juno
ture when land hunger is at it's
highest stage, the advantages of a
pratical showing of the states posi-
bilities as an agrarian haven for
those who cannot purchase land in
the east, are far above any effort that
can possibly be made to encourage
immigration into the state.-F argo
Forum.